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ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS, Dec 21, 1931 3Iail Official I Acts to Speed Deliveries WASHINGTON' The Post Office Department, in a move to speed delivery of Christmas mail. Right Away Don't Delay For Christmas lash the Easy Way Garden State Radio Hams Win 24 -Hour American Relay Drill HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP The ceivers from tents and other! annual contest. Last year Garden Garden State Amateur Radio shelten on Crawford's Hill won second place. Alan, fail been declared winner contacted different radio! Tri-County Radio Plain-f last tummer'a 24-hour Amerl-i operators around the. world, field, took second place in this I if V'4 In i can Kaaio KCiay league emer-i 38 member Participated yean contest with 23,553 con- has asked chambers of commerce in 931) major cities for reports on how the service is going in their areas.

ceney drill. W. Peter Czerwinski, president tacts. "Any reports received indicating QQGXD The association is an organization of Monmouth County ham radio operators. During the annual June contest, Monmouth radio hams, working 11 transmitters and re- unsatisfactory service will be followed by immediate acteon on our of the club, said 38 of the club's' Mr.

Czerwinski, an electronic 90 members took part in the engineer at Ft. Monmouth, at-drill. Garden State was one of tributed the outstanding record of nearly 100 clubs in the United, his club to "the best antenna States, Canada, and American setup in the country" and the possessions participating in the members' willingness to remain at their posts despite a severe THE CONVENIENT CLUB THAT PAYS INTEREST Deposit Weekly Receive In SO Weeks .50 2S.2S 1.00 50.50 2.00 101.00 3.00 151.50 5.00 252.50 10.00 505.00 20.00 1010.00 part to remedy the condition." Postmaster General Summerfield said yesterday. Mr. Summerfield said reports indicate this will be' "the best Christmas mail delivery In our history." Ncal Tompkans general manager of the Asbury Park (N.J.) Area Chamber of Commerce, said he had received questionnaire on mail delivery.

"Christmas mail delivery in Asbury Park is running very smoothly. The volume is about the same as Ust year," Mr. Tompkins told Mr. Summerfield in a telegram yesterday. Mr.

Tompkins ar.d he had received no complaints about mail Hey KIDS! SEE SAIITA TODAY, from 1 to 5 FREE! Surprise package to all you kiddies electrical storm on the night of June 28. gj; "The storm reduced our effec-Hl tiveness considerably," he said. "And we know that many com-Ls peting clubs shut down during the storm. But we didn't. We still managed to make some contacts during and after the storm de-Eis spite a massive display of north-Ill ern lights that night." He said the northern lights 3 almost always adversely affect a radio signal.

5 Mr. Czerwinski, who lives in 1 New Shrewsbury, said most of the club's antennas were supplied by Telrex Laboratories, Neptune. Hi He said the Shrewsbury Dairy, Shrewsbury, supplied the hams with milk or coffee during their all-night drill. Ft. Monmouth loaned the club members battery gasoline generators.

Members taking part included: IH Edward C. Asay, Edgar P. Baird, ls Merrill D. Beam. Michael Begala, lH Rupert A.

Bentley, Robert N. Boulle, Robert H. Brandt, W. B. delivery.

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frnt Flrldif Bc Bnk 7 A III SVv. ij 1 mummmmm aiaVw nrafcidf aViti 1 tm -n i An Tin sm rfci ASBURY PARK PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS W. Peter Czerwinski, president of the Garden State Amateur Radio adjusts receiver during the June emergency drill. Logging the contacts is William Bryson. Some 38 members of the Monmouth County group participated in the exercise.

FRANK and BETTY'S JUVENILE ond TOY SHOP John J. Byrnes, Edwin Brysan Chinnock, Ronald Clark, MrJ Ol Tl t-v -w-j families Don Expose Santa. lurgin, Michael D. Ercolino, i J- Czerw Durein OPEN DAILY 'TIL P.M. SUNDAY TIL I P.M.

Hwt. IS A 7th KEPTl'NI rsi Georee Flenner, William 7erv Special at Leed's! i Gould, Ellis D. Hanson, Thomas Most People Urge nay santa To 150 Allies V. Jardine, Frank E. Kovaliki, William E.

Legg, Donald H. Marx, Philip B. Peterson, Raymond A. Rogers Lawrence A. Romard, Edwin L.

Roswell, and Br 'M DOBBY WEAVE NYLON By JACK BOYLE (my boy was upspt when he Director, Trendex Newt Poll learned there Is no Santa but the NEW YORK Santa Claus other said it had just been a William D. Rugg. came and he asn't rVi.rlo. 1 ii a 1 1 I 1 iwinsi of said a Kansas father, overwhelming majority. rkrl.

A Cs.rln fftuln Srhni. t. I Iit I VAL-A-PAKS, ftjpv GRASSHOPPERS tian part of Christmas should be urn buuul IU Irani iuh naiiu m'v. hniu n.m.ri Rrhr.ihman wil. m.rin.

rhric.ma. Americans favor the old boy. Despite doubts of psychologists stressed more than Santa," said liam' A. Scott, William Scott, I They have been invited Into' and educators, almost six out of an Iowa woman, a school orinci- Donald Vinik, Emory G. Wall Shore homes for the holiday.

Tr Tnhn WW In inH Th man or. AllioH ili.n3l Itll. C1J ecvru yviwn, i.i.rvir vai. Rnhinann Woodward. Irients attrnriinff the Armv Siznal i ot Santa Claus shouId bes "Santa Claus Is cooked up for perpetuated.

commercial reasons, while Christ School here under the U.S. Mill tary Assistance Program. Trendex News Poll interview- mas is a Biblical holiday," said ers have been asking a cross sec- a Virginia man. "My folks taught vf ttin nannla uhnlhfll tlvi.r AH Get Invitations Clair J. Robinson, who has (hiv uiMrn chnnM charge of community relations (.

rio. State man rpsuits in percentages: childrcn poi know the gifts were sent from God, I irer iicic, aaa buuui jvv ifi 111c foreign nationals have received invitations on their own from ac- 'f syi By Atlantic Products Wonderful values on nili fZfarSXl the whole size range of 1 ir light soft side Hi jr-fTir s. Sturdy 3- i li-i far3r ply construction. Grass- Wit'! Hoppers nest for easy Hlf S0 storse. Navy dobby fv ST nylon' -j JUST IN CASE) YOU FORGOT o'chJi ma' dinner WriS own belief V' AIUed iaf rlnSelS HwS.

ii w. in Santa Claus when I was a kid.t Mr.o.M It was the happiest time In my A Thilanrt 11 1." "id Maryland widow, Burma, inauana, iran, 7 GIFT SPECIAL! China, Japan, Turkey, was bro.uSht lh Santa Pakistan, Korea. The Netherlands, I Claus myth and I sure It Spain, Norway, Greece, Denmark, U'V" 1 cal problem," said a Colorado and Germany. Boudoir One Shore family that regularly secretary. Many others gave simi- FROM CAROL JO Fashions elS ARNOLD AVE.

PT. PLEASANT v.nairs invites foreign nationals into their lar reasons. home for the holidays is that of; Kf- Mr. and Mrs. F.

Everett Hav San a I 36 Riverside Red Bank. Pennsylvania man. And a Hav rhiiriri.il Missouri widow declared. 'There 'fiiip hniift.v. umiM nnt inm.

really is a St. Join Our CHRISTMAS NOW NO EffTRANCE FEE CLASSES TO FIT EVERY BUDGET GET BACK MORE THAN YOU PAY IN Gorgeous Plastic covers Here is a sampling of other pro- piete Wjthout our having some of 1 I 10.95 '9 7.y 16.95 I I i Matching i 1 ave o11' zip 1 SB 1 en pocket 8 Ik I Hi en' or 5 suits, oc I 18 15.95 z' Women's for 10 1 Jyrsw i dresses, accessories, Vf Jr 16 95 1 I Mail i Phone Orders Filled 6lS5 s2 1 J0) A Cookman Ave. II (Opposite Woolworth's tjk Ijjjii 5 10c Store) 1 I SflWi ASBUHY PARK these Allied na.tionals with reasons 5 Mr. Muffler- 2 says Mrs. Place, who has no chil- Let youngsters enjoy tama $29 jj laus as long as iney can Decause new oesigns ana The celebration in the Place there are plenty of hard knocks a nome aciuany stanea yesieraay "tau lu ala.v ff with an old-fashioned tree trim an.

Quite a few others cited the complete with cranberries and pop- grimness of adult life as a rea- JJ Contenfent Budget Terms lUl II, 11 1111 tile I1 WHC avu aiiia a number of men from the Far: story of its goon to nave Wishing You A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year 1959- somp nf vi'hnm harl nevpp some make-believe in childhood, East ppn a rw in a hnmp hefnre said an Illinois woman I BBS FURNITURE DirOSIT WIIKLY Yen Pay In 50 Wttki YOU RECIIVI $25.00 $25.25 i.oo so.oo 50.5O 2.00 100.00 101.00" j.oo lso.oo 1 51 .50 5.00 2so.oo 252.50 10.00 500.00 505.00 20.00 1000.00 1 01 0.00 sLnmmimJ As in the past, Christmas Eve If it handled right, a cnna 4 will be open house at the Places'; will not be harmed by the un- 3 with Allied national students from truthfulness of the myth," said a II I I 1 I I Ml A tl all countries invited. "Un Lnnst-jlseDrasxa man. ine joy ana nap- Nfptune tny ghoppinr tenter mas Day, we have invited six piness outweighs the white jj hwy. IS NEPTl'NE C1TV n' young enlisted men from Vietnam said a New Jersey woman. "My May you be blessed PR 4-7100 for dinner," Mrs.

Place said, add- grandson thrills me because ne said r. believes Santa Is coming with Health, Happiness 2 intf that the group spoke little Eng St OPE.V DAILY 10-9 5 SAT. A SUNDAY 10-t and Good Fortune lish, and she feared they might a Michigan grandmother. be left out otherwise. "We told our children there as jj Americans With Familirs 'a Santa, but we let them grow up A Meanwhile, American soldiers with the idea that Santa is the stationed here for the most spirit of Christmas," said an Ari- 2 part will observe the holidays zona mother.

"I have two children with their families. A Ft. always told them there was Christmas Tree NOTICE Main Offlr. Wlk Up and Drivr-In will oprn Tnradar KTnin( Drrrmbrr 23 Instead of ChristniM Ert. Derember 24.

Same hours ASBURY PARK NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Main Office: Press Plata Branch: Sunset Main MEMBER r. D. I. C. Ornament! TTM Peace is easy it wt make this a good neighbor yeor to those next door, cross State, Country and Oceans.

I LARRY'S ATLANTIC Larry Gonnell mouth spokesman said most mili-'a Santa. They grew up into fine tary personnel live in the lmme-i parents. It did them no harm to diate area, and others have been believe In Santa," said a New granted leaves to be home with i York grandfather, now a school their own families. 'principal. Unlike the ar years.

1958 will I Those opposed to the Santa Prop. 2 few American soldiers in theimyth were generally less emo- United Sates who won't be shar-ttonal. Since Trendex polling wjklktkiyj the home style Christmas i methods take in a true cross sec- are accustomed to And the jtion. it was not unexpected that skeleton staff remaining on the at least one psychologist turo, up Dase win oe ireaieo. io a iremen- jn the random sampling.

ine, a dous Christmas chow with all the vew Yorker, said, "I would tell trimmings. my children right from the start BELMAR ELECTRIC just received a truck load of these ornomenti In time to pass then terrific lavingi on to you Yei we hare plenty in itock this it no gimmickBetter hurrv down to BELMAR ELECTRIC ond bo sure of the best pick. that it's just a story." A New Mexico mother has a somewhat pathetic reason: "My children were told about Santa and then when they found there wasn't any, they didn't believe me any more." A few said they were opposed to telling a child anything tlwt was untrue. Another recurring reason was that the Santa story distorts the true meaning of FARREN FUEL OIL MUtual 1-2300 "Dependable Farrenheat" Dozen REGULAR 59c DOZEN WILL NOT BE COMPLETE Unless Your -(Christmas. Here is a sampling of Medium Size 59' Dozen REGULAR 98c DOZEN TURKEY COMES FROM Size 79c Dozen arge REGULAR 1.19 DOZEN MEET ME AT Jumbo Size 1.10 Dozen REGULAR 1.98 DOZEN flVFN RF1MY OVEN READY 21 other reasons: "It depends on the child.

One of Gift Helps MCOSS In Any Tongue RED BANK One message returned with a contribution to this year's Christmas Seal drive took a little longer than usual to read-not because of its length, but because it was written in Ru5sian. Contents of the letter, which was accompanied by a donation to the Christmas Seal drive, remained a mystery to the staff of Monmouth County Organization for Social Service, county TB association, until the letter was turned over lo Demetrius D. Markov, Long Branch. Russian language instructor at Monmouth College. "Esteemed gentlemen:" began the letter from a man in the Western section of the county.

"Thank you for the Holiday stamps we have received. Enclosed herewith is a corrtnibution." The staff at MCOSS was happy to hear from the donor and grateful to Mr. Markov for solving the mystery. Mr. Markov, who Is also Instructor in social science at Monmouth, was a translator and research analyst at the Nurenberg War Trials.

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