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teday after eemc ac Today fa* H«h today X* turn 4MS iMiddletown-Bay shore f 26,125 warn tonight, lew in low 7I». Partly cloudy, tomorrow, with a Copyright—Toe Red Bank Register, Inc. 1966. M oar eeat chance of aeattered MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOBIE NEWSPAPER Ft>R 87 YEARS DIAL 7414)010 iswMd dmCr Hooter throw* ]Tr1A*r. *>ewnl Clui Part*** VOL. 88, NO. 31 Ml u hlli* >ad «1 AMltioMl HalUu OHlow. TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Wont Be Abandoned To Alter Wage-Price Guide WASHINGTON (AP) - The viser has called far from ideal Strong hints of a possible flation but not necessarily in their productivity in a specific Indus- Johnson Administration may remain official administra- change came yesterday from Sec- present form. try must be taken into account. soon revamp—but not abandon— tion policy. retary Qf Commerce John T. The guidlines call for a volun- "1 think we'll continue to need the buffeted and battered wage- But the White House said yes- Connor and Secretary of the tary ceiling of 3.2 per cent on something like the guidelines," price guidelines which have been terday the entire picture is un- Treasury Henry Fowler after wage increases—representing the Fowler commented. "They have left for dead by some of their der study and it's impossible at each held a separate conference annual increase in productivity— served a useful purpose. They critics. this point to predict what the with the President. and relatively stable prices. will always need adjustment and At present, however, the 3.J President's Labor-Management They said the guidleines must Fowler said increased produc- revision. They cannot be frozen per cent guidelines which Presi- Advisory Committee and his oth- be continued as part of the ad- tivity is still the key to the en- always in a solid pattern." dent Johnson'! chief economic ad- er advisers might recommend. ministration's efforts to fight in- tire concept while Connors said (See GUIDELINES, Page 3) U.S. Marines Battle Through Night Record Raids Pound North Viets SAIGON (AP) - North Viet a mission may involve three or The three planes lost yester- As the North Vietnamese by a sudden spurt in helicopter Nam's anti-aircraft defenses four planes. But a U.ST spokes- day were all Air Force Thunder- brought the number of U.S. losses. Nine U.S. Army and Ma- knocked down three more U.S. man said there had been other chief fighter-bombers, the U.S. planes lost above the 17th Paral- rine choppers were casualties planes yesterday as American days on which more planes had command said. Two were shot lel to 329, the ground war picked yesterday. Two crashed and jets pounded the Communist been sent against the north. down 60 miles northwest of Ha- up in South Viet Nam. U.S. Ma- burned west of the highland north with a record 139 combat noi. The third was hit 55 miles rines battled a North Vietnamese town of Pleiku, while seven DELAWARE DOUBLE — The second span of the Delaware River Memorial Bridge Is missions. Ten American planes northwest of Dotig Hoi. Only one company through the night near mote were damaged in other have been lost over North Viet pilot was rescued, and two are the demilitarized zone and other action. scheduled for completion early in 1948 between Pennsville and Now Castle, Del. Each missing. Nam since Sunday. Talks End American troops tracked a bat- With the help of air and artil- span will carry four lanes of traffic. View here is looking from Penmvillo to New More than 300 planes probably Five of the seven planes lost tered Communist battalion in the lery support, the small Marine Sunday were Thunderchiefs. Six Ca$f|e. (AP Wirephoto) took part in the assault, since central highlands after it mauled force stood off an estimated 150 In Senate pilots are missing from those a U.S. 1st Air Cavalry company. North Vietnamese. Helicopters raids. The fighting was accompanied (See VIET NAM, Page 3) Two Parties' Campaign Heads On Prayer In Airlines Strike WASHINGTON (AP) - A Sen- ate subcommittee has completed hearings on a proposed school prayer amendment to the Consti- Agree on Viet Support Policy tution. In the six days of testi- Witnesses Are Called mony, most church spokesmen WASHINGTON (AP) - The were opposed to its adoption. would send the 35,000 striking The chiefs of the 12 largest WASHINGTON (AP) - The from three to six Senate seats in jring the war to an honorable Magnuson said that while in- House Commerce Committee calls flation will be a problem in the members of the AFL-CIO Inter- union locals were called into Senate's Democratic and Repub- 35 contests in 33 states. conclusion. However, Republican leader top union and management ne- election, he believes the admin- national Association of Machin- yesterday's negotiations. This lican campaign chiefs agreed to- Won Most Primaries "I think that from the Repub- Everett M. Dirksen, the chief gotiators as witnesses today, stration is "doing a great deal ists back to their jobs on five was an apparent effort to avoid day the best course their party Magnuson said that while he licans' standpoint, the issue is sponsor, maintained the people confronted by a "ceiling zero, to slow it up." major airlines for up to 130 days. any repetition of the July 31 candidates can follow in this isn't pressing senatorial candi- simple," he said. "We don't de- strongly support the amendment visibility zero" forecast oh pros- vote by strikers rejecting the He said the all-time high of 76.4 Committee members predict fall's Congressional election is to dates to follow the advice of bate how many angels can stand and reiterated his determination pects of settling the month-old agreement which had been million on the job in July "isn't some form of the measure will support President Johnson's Viet Postmaster General Lawrence F. on a pin. We have nearly 300,- to get a Senate vote on it. airlines strike at the bargaining be sent to the House floor by worked out at the White House. O'Brien to campaign in full sup- 000 men in Viet Nam and he and going to hurt any Democrat- Nam policies. Joined by 47 other senators, table. the end of the week. Scheduled The 12 officials, representing port of the administration's Viet the President want to get them ic candidate." Sens. Warren G. Magnuson of Dirksen introduced the amend- to testify today were Unibn a majority of the 35,000 striken Nam policies, he has found that out under honorable conditions. He and Morton agreed that, The committee has before it Washington, head of the Demo- President P. L. (Roy) Siemiller were from New York, Miami, those who do have won most of (See CAMPAIGN, Page 3) (See PRAYER, Page 3) a Senate-passed resolution that cratic campaign committee, and "We are not weakening our and chief airline negotiator San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chi- the primaries. his GOP counterpart, Sen. Thrus- President. It is the statements of William J. Curtin. cago, Minneapolis and Kansas ton B. Morton of Kentucky, also "The Republicans aren't mak- prominent Democrats that we :ity. agreed in separate interviews ing Viet Nam an issue in most don't have a sense of purpose in At the urging of the commit- that full employment is liktly to races and I think that is because the war that have encouraged Western Electric Strike tee, negotiators met for nearly Meaivwhile, Rep. Paul G. offset in part dissatisfaction with there is wide support for the the North Vietnamese to keep on eight hours yesterday in the Rogers, D-Fla., said today there rising consumer prices. •President's policies," Magnuson fighting. first face-to-face session since is overwhelming sentiment in the ranks of (he Commerce Commit- said. 'Greatest Service' the strikers rejected 10 days ago Magnuson looked for an even Would Idle Phone Crews a tentative settlement reached tee, of which he is a member, exchange of Senate seats, with Morton said that most Repub- "The greatest service the coun- under White House auspices. for approval of the legislation. the Democrats retaining their 67- licans take the position that John- try could do for the President in By DORIS KULMAN sory personnel from other tasks Mr. Braun said they urged Mr 33 Senate margin. Morton felt son is pursuing the right course this respect would be to give him to man the switchboards," he O'Hern to write to R. A. Kap- Sees Prospect* Dim One of Most Affected RED BANK — The threatened the Republicans would pick up but hasn't done enough yet to more Republicans in Congress.' said. pel, president of the American When Secretary of Labor W. "We've got to do something," strike of the Communications Mr. Morgan said a strike would Telephone and Telegraph Co.; P. Willard Wirtz adjourned the talks said Rogers, whose area is one of Workers of America, AFL-CIO, slow down telephone calls and A. Gorman, president of Western last night, he said he had no the most affected by the tieup. against the Western Electric Co. Could Cost $200 a Cubic Yard cause a backlog. Electric and R. D. Lilley, presi- present plan for further nego- He added in an interview that it would idle traffic operators, Would Spare Public dent of Jersey Bell. tiations and reported that pros- is possible the committee will maintenance and Installation Western Electric and the tele- pects for ending the walkout at rewrite the Senate draft to elimi- men and business office employ- Should the slowdown become serious "we'll work something phone company are affiliates of the bargaining table had ebbed nate what union spokesman have ees of the New Jersey Bell Tele- AT&T. to "ceiling zero, visibility zero." described as an implied provision phone Co., officials of union lo- out," the union leader declared, "we're not interested in hurting Mr. Braun and Miss Sagurton "I can't offer one single ounce for compulsory arbitration if the Soil Removal Fine Raised cals representing the employees the public." (See PHONE, Page 3) of encouragement," Wirtz said. (See STRIKE, Page 3) said yesterday. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Suffer permit to fulfill a contract with dition to paying the electrical bill. Union leaders who said Bell em- fines are provided far violators the Garden State Parkway. The state agency will install Jersey Bell employees affili- ployees won't cross the picket the.light and handle all mainte- ated with the CWA and the In- of the municipal top-sdil removal A restraining order has been lines include Miss, Catherine Sag- issued by Superior Court Judge nance and repair. ternational Brotherhood of Elec- urton, president of CWA Local ordinance in an amendment Herbert Horn to prevent Mr. Ask Reauscitator trical Workers (IBEW), AFL- 1001, which represents the traf- Birch Sponsorship Causes adopted by the Township Com- Parrish from continuing to mine A letter from Mrs. Mary A. CIO, won't cross CWA picket fic operators in Monmouth and mittee last night. on the Soloman Ruben Farm on Kelly prompted the committee lines, local union leaders said. Ocean Counties; L. O. Zawadzky, Penalties will now be $200 per Yellow Brook-Squankum Rd. to pass a resolution urging that Announcement of the strike president of CWA Local 1022, cubic yard of soil removed in A letter from the state Highway the state supply mechanical re- vote by CWA members employed which represents Bell's commer- Police Week Plan Change violation of the ordinance which Department informed the Town- suscitators for State Police ve- in Western Electric's Installation cial and marketing department specifies that the land must be ship Committee that installation hicles. Department—the men who install employees in Monmouth, Ocean, By FRANK W. HARBOUR [act that Mr. Gorman is Birch Mr. Messenger issued this Mercer and Burlington Counties, MADISON TOWNSHJP - chapter leader in Old Bridge and statement: graded and landscaped after the of a traffic light at Rt. 9 and Mrs. Kelly cited a recent child telephone central office equip- and Charles Merrigan, president John Birch police project bit the that the police support project "I am in 100 per cent agree- fill is taken. Salem Hill Rd. could begin two drowning incident in the Shore ment—is expected Aug. 20. If of the Telephone Workers Union dust last night as a result of a he proposed is Birch sponsored. ment with the concept of support The law had previously read weeks after the Township makes Ckib area to point up the need there's a walkout, CWA Local of New Jersey, Local 827, IBEW, recent Daily Register series of Not Far of local police and feel that the $200 per day after a five-day formal application for its installa- for the special breathing gear. 1090, representing Western Elec- which represents central office articles which uncovered the fact The society official conceded wording is good since it ex- warning period. tion. Township Engineer Charles C. tric's installation men in Mon- personnel, repairmen, linemen, that the Birch Society is the both facts when questioned by a Widdis reported that improve- mouth and Ocean Counties, will presses the idea briefly. How- The action was taken by the The letter also said the light splicers and switchmen. reporter. He stated, "I wouldn't ments on Burnt Tavern Rd., an throw picket lines around N. J. project's sponsor. ' ever, because this project Is as- Committee after Neptune con- would cost $9,200, with the town Appeal to O'Hern have gotten far with the mayor Ocean County road, would re- Bell Telephone Company offices Mayor Harry E. Messenger sociated with the John Birch So- tractor David Parrish was foand ship required to pick up 15 per if I had told him that the society quire Howell to install catch in Red Bank, Asbury Park and Miss Sagurton and Joseph last month proclaimed the week ciety, whose views I do not mining and hauling soil without a cent of the tab, or $1,380, in ad- is sponsoring this project." basins and storm drains in Sun- Freehold, according to Patrick J. Braun, a representative of CWA of Aug. 14-20 as "Support Your agree with, I do not want any set Dr. at an estimated cost of Morgan, Locust, CWA national Local 1090, met yesterday with Local Police Week" at the re- While retaining the principle of part of it." $726 and to pick up 50 per cent director and chief negotiator for Red Bank's Acting Mayor Daniel quest of Donald Gorman, presi- a police support week1(| Mayor Commending The Register se- Union Beach to Study of the cost of installing drain the union. J. O'Hern to urge his help in dent of the Madison Township Messenger last night cut the so- ries as a public service, the ciety out of the project after re- pipe on Burnt Tavern Rd. Should it occur, the stirke averting the threatened strike. Civic Association. mayor went on: ceiving word that the Anti Robert V. Carton, municipal won't seriously affect telephone Miss Sagurton said the strike In his letter of request, Mr. Change Posters Defamation League is opposing attorney, recommended hiring service here, Bell spokesman would idle about 250 people from Gorman did not identify himself "The week under the Birch Regional Sewer Link it. erber Smith, a Connecticut con- ;aid last night. the telephone company's office at as a Bircher nor did he identify (See BIRCH, Page 3) UNION BEACH - Borough ing with Rari'an and Holmdel on sultant to aid the building inspec- All local calls and more than 183 Broad St. here, who either the "Support Your Local Police" Council last night threw in the regionalization. tor and health officer in an in- 80 per cent of long distance calls would be on strike or honoring as a Birch project. He signed towel on its proposed municipal Among the topics to be dis- spection of the Lyncar Corpora- are dialed automatically, he the picket lines. the letter only as chairman of a fewer system and asked Mayor cussed, said Mr. Hennessy, are: tion asphalt plant to determine [Oted. She said this would mean a loss "Support Your Local Police Com- Alfred T. Hennessy, Jr., to meet which municipalities will join in, if a certificate of occupancy "And we think we can handle of buying power and revenue to mittee." with Raritan and Holmdel offi- whether sewage treatment will should be issued. the balance by taking supervi- Red Bank's merchants. The Register uncovered the cials on a possible regional plan be local or regional, and whether Mayor Hennessy told The Reg- the municipalities wish to estab- ister that he learned from state lish a sewer authority. Ex-British Officer Heads for New York Today authorities that there is "no Mayor Hennessy has gone on hope for the necessary federal record as opposing a sewer au aid unless we go regional." thority because it is "not re- In March, council adopted an sponsive to public pressures." ordinance for a $3,425,000 munic- Support Is Asked Sails Ocean in 24-Foot Sloop ipal sewer system, half of Councilman Pliilip J. Cassidy which would be paid by federal called/ upon local building con- By JACQUELINE ALBAN age here yesterday after a more than 3,500 mile voyage from aid. tractors and materials suppliers England. to support the Senior Citizens ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Since the era of giant wind- No Aid Received The retired naval officer, in his late 40s, left England's The aid never materialized. of 'Union Beach in establishing ships, sailing enthusiasts have dreamed of crossing the world's their new headquarters at Schol- oceans on naught but the whistle of the wind. shores last summer, sailed across the Atlantic to the West At that time, Mayor Hennessy Indies and up the eastern coastline of the United States. said the borough could not wait ei Memorial Park. He said the For Commander George Fairley, recently retired from the With only a small auxiliary engine and the wind in his for action by other municipalities club is attempting to obtain fed- British Royal Navy, the dream has become reality. sails, the commander—a one-man crew—made the ocean trip because of the "health menace eral assistance to establish an Guided by his skilled seaman's hands, Commander Fair- in slightly more than a year. here." The sewer mains, how- elder citizens center at the ley's 24-foot, single-masted sloop Dawn Star glided into anchor- ever, would have been large park. The center would include The white wooden sloop has a tiny cabin with four port- enough to accommodate sewage a 100x50 foot building and an holes, its roof about a foot and a half above deck, a 36-foot from Raritan and northern outdoor sports area. wooden mast and a 13-foot yardarm. Holmdel, if they wished to join The group now is planning Today's Index The craft is operated by a hand rudder five feet long. later. to fix up a store at 903 Union Skipper Fairley was partially protected from harsh ocean Mr. Hennessy said that he will Ave. as its temporary headquar- Record crowd, three betting marks at Freehold Raceway winds and salt spray by a 2^-foot high canvas screen part attempt at the proposed Joint ters. Its next, meeting will be opening Page 10 and starboard, running from midship to the stern: meeting to reach an understand- at the Italian-American Club on A i'/i-toot high metal railing at the bow prevented the Downturn snaps last week's stock market advance but IN* Chevro]eT~cTriTirTruckT Tuesday, Aug. 16 at 2 p.m. commander from being tossed into the ncenn by high waves. late rally halves the loss Page S Councilman Lembo announced The sloop flies the British flag aft and a tiny American Tremendous Savings Nowl Mc- flag, while in port here, mid-mast. CARthy Chevrolet 291-1101. that the borough has received Page Page mi 30-lres in December. garding the high cost of "staying In the Stated." IR«giiUr staff photo by Don Lordi.l (Adv.) Croeaword Pirnl* .....11 Women'! Newt _ _ _. 7 1-Tue.day, August 9, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Marine Hurt Pair Dropped Again New Township Hall In Accident From Keansburg LPA Furniture Contract Let At Eatontown KEANSBURG—Borough Coun- The latest action was taken at an unpublicized meeting Thurs- TOWNSHIP - oecause of a shortage of certain cil, acting as the Local Public FREEHOLD EATONTOWN - A 25-year-old day, July 28. It followed an The Township Committee last materials, said the deputy clerk, Marine was seriously injured Agency, has once again ousted aborted move to replace th« em- Mrs. Willard Perrine. iarly this morning when his car LPA assistant director Patrick night authorized the purchase of ployees June fc. needed furniture for the new A request from the Continen- ;truck a tree in the Eatontown R. Collum and LPA secretary Township Hall and held for study al CATV Corp. for permission raflic circle, overturned and Mrs. Helen V. Hill, The Register At that time John Dwyer was the two low bids for landscapinp o build and operate a master rarst into flames. learned last night. named to replace Mr. Collum. and fill at the hall site, on intenna was referred to township Eatontown police reported that but Mr. Dwyer gave up the post Schanck Rd. ttorney, Marvin E. Schaefer. Sgt. William H Collie, assigned Neighborhood Unit after five days. Mrs. Mary Five bids were received for Committee members indicated o Fort Monmouth, was traveling Adams, an LPA clerk-typist, was the landscaping work. The low that they would be willing to orth on Rt. 35 when he failed To Meet Tonight named to succeed Mrs. Hill but declined to accept the pt>sl- bidders were Back Brothers, Edi- meet with company officials to o make the turn at the circle, UNION BEACH - A regular iscuss the matter. lumped the curb and hit a tree. Named to hold the postj now son, $5,400, and Cardell, Inc., meeting of the local Neighbor- Hopeland, $5,500. CATV is a subsidiary of Viking The Marine was rushed to Pat- are John Kinsella, Sr., assistant hood Council will be held tonight The committee approved the ndustries which is currently con- terson Army Hospital at Fort director, and Mrs. Eliiabeth purchase o( two desks, files and itructing a $750,000 plant here for Monmouth where he was re- at Memorial School at 8 o'clock. Dwyer, secretary. a counter for a total of 5836,94: he manufacture of cable. ported in serious condition tilis Paul Smith, chairman, an- Mr. Collum and Mrs. Hill, this morning suffering from interna The move into the hall, which Mr. Schaefer also was asked to nounced that a representative newspaper learned, were notified and head injuries. nvestigate possible alternatives from the Small Business Devel- of the adopted resolution the township officials had hoped Police Sgt. Lawrence DeVito would be this month, has now to the closing of a private road opment Center, Asbury Park, has morning after the July 28 meeting aid there were no passengers which connects Glendola Dr. and been invited to attend. and each was given two weeks been delayed until September, n the car. Pond Rd. severance pay. Assisting at the scene was Spe The regional co-ordinator and In a letter to the committee, ial Officer Charles Dowan and regional representative will be Mr. Collum is being retained as Charles Hall, who owns the dirt Shrewsbury and New Shrewsbury present. On (he agenda are prog- consultant to train Mr. Kin- road, wrote the committee that police. , ress reports on the Neighborhood sella. Births he W>s forced to close the road Youth Corps and the opening of The assistant director draws because of the problem of obtain- Sell Fasti The Daily Register a new Neighborhood Service Cen- $8,000 annually; the secretary's ng proper insurance. Classified. RIVERVIEW GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY — At groundbreaking ter in Keyport. salary is 14,600. Mayor Albert V. McCormick Red Bank aid that closing the road might ceremonies Sunday for St. Dorothea's Church next to MUMIIIIIM^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamill :ause problems since school Asks Right present building on Broad St., Eatontown, are, left to (nee Catherine McGuinness), 38 juses use the route. Hemlock St., Middletown, son, right, Herbert Schumann, trustee; the Rev. James V, The mayor reported that Mr. yesterday. To Live In Hall had indicated that he was Coylt; the Rev. Leo A. Kelty; Mayor Herbert Werner; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fossani willing to give the 50 foot right- Orin Clark, trustee; Jimmy McKinley, John Maitatio end (nee Jo Ann Russomanna), 15 of-way to the township but the A Trailer Appleton Dr., Hulet, daughter, John Rudinski, altar boys. unpaved road does not meet FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — A yesterday. township standards. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boss spectator at last right's Town- (nee Sylva Foster), 50 Leroy PI., "If we paved the road it would ship Committee meeting asked Red Bank, son, yesterday. greatly increase the value of the why he couldn't have a trailer on U.S. Homes to Help his property on Schibanoff Rd Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foster vacant property on both sides o if one has been located on the (nee Patricia Normington), 31 the road and other township Freehold Circle for two years. Riverside Ave., Red Bank, daugh- residents would have grounds to Sewer Complainants ter, yesterday. complain," the mayor said. The man, a Mr. Novak, said The land bordering the road Is he would like to locate a mobile HOWELL TOWNSHIP—Mayor Jefferson Construction had pre- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joyce Charles W. Patterson announced viously obtained a subdivision (n« Helk» Castel), 171» East not owned by Mr. Hall, Mr. Mc- home on his property and live in Cormick explained. it while he spends several years last night the Township Com- to build ISO homes in the tret. Aceis Rd., Parlin, ton, yester- mittee had reached an agreement The Candlewood Homeowners day. fixing up a house on the same property. with U. S. Homes and Develop- Association had charged to the Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Paxton Mayor Albert V. McCormick ment Corp. and the Maxim Sewer Township Committee repeatedly (net Jean Wood), 53 Parkview Co. to correct complaints from in the past three month* that th Ter., Lincroft, son yesterday. Hit-Run Car explained that a township ordi- nance bans mobile homes other residents of the Candlewood De- Maxim sewer plant was a health Mr. and Mrs. Russell Krauss velopment. hazard. (nee Patricia Fryer), SO Grove than those located in approved Strikes Auto, parks. By a 3-1 vote the Township Residents had also complained St., East Keansburg, son, yes- Committee also approved a vari- that during heavy rainfalls water Mr. Novak said this didn't terday. ance for the Jefferson Construc- ram street storm drains Was seem fair since there had been MONMOUTH MEDICAL Woman Hurt tion Co. to build another sewer backing up through cellar drains a trailer on property on the cir- Long Branch LONG BRANCH — Mrs. plant on Cranbury Rd., and flooding several basements cle for two years. Mr. and Mrs. William Myers Charles R. Ravaglia suffered "U. S. Homes has agreed to in the development. (nee Dianna Silva), 505 Lake- minor injuries last night when the Mayor McCormick said that if extend the storm drainage ditch wood Rd., Neptune, daughter, car in which she was riding was the trailer there had been put in Candlewood an additional 2.000 Sunday. struck by a hit and run vehicle there since the ordinance was feet," Mayor Patterson said, Weather Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson on North Bath Ave. near Ocean passed, it would be a violation. And they will go further if IM lerry Guidrox of Galliano, La,, at a covered dish supper at th< "15 fine for Improper pasting and First Aid House. •rowing | double white line. Continue Bail for Man THE DAILY REGISTER Tuesday, Auguat 9, In Attempted Rape Case Demos Spurn Candidates' Forum KEANSBURG - A Port Mon- name is withheld by The Regis- mouth man, charged with the ter, testified at a preliminary July 21 attempted ripe of a local hearing before Magistrate Wil- On Atlantic Highlands Problems woman, waj continued free in liam C. Lloyd. Ave. But does anyone else?" $1,000 bail last night pending ac- Sheptuck is charged with as- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ,- comments in response to ques- — Mr. Stryker: "Although tion of the Monmouth County sault with intent to commit rape Where do you think incumbent tions from the floor: some members of the Planning Grand Jury. and illegal entry with intent to :ouncilmen Robert M. Earle and — Independent Engelsman: Board have voiced opposition ta He Is Michael Sheptuck, 52, ofrob and rape the woman. lichard C. Stryker have failed "The vested interests pushing urban jenewal, we as council • 288 Main St., Port Monmouth. Under questioning from prose- rid wlierc do you think you could urban renewal are a meinbtr ol members are also members of The alleged victim, 63, whose cutor Anthony T. Bruno, repre- i better?" tlie Citizens Advisory Committee le LPA. As private citizens we- senting borough attorney Patrick That was the last but the not who owns property in the pro- :)uld voice opposition, but it is - J. McGann, Jr., the woman identi east question asked at last i posed urban mie-wal area •ur duty, as elected officials, to tied Sheptuck as the man who light's primary candidates' learly a case of conflict of in- Award Pacts tudy urban renewal before voic- entered her home through a cel- brum sponsored by the Tax- erest — and CAC chairmar ig opinions on it." lar stairway, grabbed her around layers Association attended by ^Edward) Hymoff, who intends learly 50 persons. Noonan Contacted For Barracks the neck and applied a chloro- write articles about urban It was directed toward Regular enewal, so therefore, he also Mrs. Poli told The Register she -. form-soaked rag to her face. epublican David De Groot and an't be unbiased in his t'hirsk- lad made several attempts to •' In Howell Under cross-examination by de- independent C'oert Engelsman by ng." jntact John Noonan, Ocean fense attorney George Ostrov, ths HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Con- virs. Livio Poli, association cor- — Councilman Stryker: "The llvd., since last Thursday when woman testified that there was tracts totaling $118,005 were responding secretary. vera^e taxpayer would receive ie filed as an independent candi- . not time for her assailant to mo- awarded to four firms for the con Democrats John M. Phair and in advantage from the borough's late, to invite him to attend the •truction of a new State Police lest her in any way nor to lake tobert J. Levy Sunday issued a evaluation program through in- t>rum. barracks by the Township Com anything from her home. :tatement explaining that they Teased school aid and decreased "But every time I called his mittee last night. She said she screamed and her rauld not attend because they axes for those residents now ouse, I was told he was not at son, reading on the porch, raced ill not have "official status" as >aying more than they should un A.P. Busch, Inc., of Shrews- ome," she added. into the room and grappled with Democratic candidates until after ler tlie present assessed valua bury, was awarded the general GETTING READY — SeHing up itand for Wtst Long Branch Community Center fair Mr. Noonan last year was an ' the intruder. Fleeing, he was Sept. 13. ion of 82 per cent." contracting work with a low bid innounced Democratic council . chased by the son who grabbed a at Locuit Ave., opposite the Antonidej School, are Jay Psterson, left, th» center "I can't say what they've done ef (75,600, and a supplemental — Regular Republican De :andidate but withdrew, to be baseball bat which he used to president, and two volunteers, Frederick Worlss, canter, and Victor Chanowich. The 'rong," replied Mr. De Groot bid of $2,000 to cover the cost of iroot: "Socialism to me is when replaced by James R. Snyder, subdue him. But I think we're getting off i town becomes obligated to the constructing a brick facing if fair runs from tomorrow through Saturday. ,vho later led the Democrats to* the track with too much building ederal government through ur- the committee elects to erect the Sheptuck was taken into cus- ictory in the November elec- nd urban renewal at too great a an renewal, which takes away facade. tody several houses away by Pa- ion, capturing two council seats :ost to the town. Sure, we could ts initiative, independence and ind the mayoralty. The plumbing contract went to trolman Karl Strauch. The de- olve all our problems, but ndividuality." James B. Applegate & Co. of fendant was admitted to River- Drama, Theater Plans Beck_ Seated there's just one thing. Who — Councilman Earle: "As far Freehold on a bid of *6,000. view Hospital that night and re ould afford to live here?' s I'rn concerned, a referendum quired several stitches for a head Saying there are water prob- Jack's Service Co., Inc. Farm- On Township n urban renewal would be bind Birch wound. lems to solve and the sewer study ingdale, received the heating and Told in Middletown ing." (Continued) air conditioning contract for $27,- Attorney Ostrov moved for dis- ppears to "go on and on," Mr. MIDDLETOWN - The Rec- The commission thanked the — Mr. Engelsman: "No, I have logan 'Support Your Local P> missal of the two charges, con- Committee De Groot contended, "we are 800, and Dover Electric, Inc., reation Commission announced local Jaycees for sponsoring a plan for revitalization of Firs ice Week' is hereby canceled. ' FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The doing more with urban renewal Toms River, was awarded an tending that, possibly, ihe de- last night that it will start plan- trip Saturday for the commis- will not allow the posters to go • ownship Committee was re- than anywhere else." $8,905 contract for electrical fendant should be charged as a ning for a drama workshop and sion's handicapped children p with this wording. Either the turned to full strength — five work. disorderly person. He argued that summer theater program for group. The trip was to Turtle Mr. Engelsman termed it "a ording will be changed or there members — last night as Ralph The new barracks is to be con-no testimony had^ been introduced next year. Back Zoo, West Orange. hard question that would take ampmgn 'ill be no posters. R. Beck of 1 Alexander Ave. structed across from the munici- to indicate sexual assault or rob- The program may be con- It was reported that 300 chil study. (Continued) "If any posters are put up un- was sworn in by township clerk, pal building on County Rt. 524bery were planned. ducted in conjunction with thea- dren have participated in the jecause there are more Demo- Harold Sohank. But I have attended many authorized, with the John Birch on land already owned by the He told Magistrate Lloyd that ter projects which will be pro-commission's learn to swim pro- Borough Council meetings when crats in the Senate and House, society slogan, I will see to it • Mr. Beck, a Republican, is a township. his client was so drunk on the duced by Wagon Wheel Play gram. Mr. Stryker didn't agree with they will feel the brunt of dis that they are taken down." He candidate in the September pri Troopers are now housed in a night in question that "he didn't House, the group which current- Mayor (Jay M.) Kellers, and 1 satisfaction over price rises and said he will notify Mr. Gorman, mary for a spot on Ihe Republi building on Rt. 9, just south of ly is handling the "traveling think that was quite a thing. As get the most benefit from high know how many six-packs of beer can ticket for a full three-year ho was to be in charge of the theater" productions here. for Mr. Earle, I don't know what employment. the Rt. 524 intersection. he had consumed." PUC Is Said term. posters. he has done," he added. Morton said the inflation issue The society's police support The committee introduced a fi- Commissioner Mrs. Ruth Ox- The new commttteeman was nance ordinance for the new fa- ley said estimates of $1,000 for In opening addresses, the s becoming an emotional one. >rogram, nationally and at the* Set to Hold one of three candidates for thecandidates made these points: "For the first time," he said cility, and scheduled the public director are "high, even interim appointment who peti- ocal level, is tied in with its Moon Shot Mr. De Groot: Urban re- "the housewife is dealing direct hearing for its next meeting on though they are spending that tioned Superior Court Judge An- inti-civil rights program. newal threatens our way of life Iy with it. It's not something con Aug. 22. much in Raritan." drew A. Salvest for the appoint- Robert C. Kohler, New Jersey Signs Talks with needless expenditures, loss fined to economic charts but Township Engineer Charles C. Slated This Commissioner George Kayser, ment when the four remaining regional director of the Anti HOWELL TOWNSHIP - An- of ratables, increased taxes and something tangible she finds a Widdit was authorized to adver- Jr., reported that the new gym- cammitteemen deadlocked in an Defamation League, suggested a represents a move toward social the grocery store. It is going t< tise for bids for a well to supply nastics program at Brasch's thony J. Gumina, Howell Veter- attempt to find a successor to slogan such as "Police-Commu- Afternoon ism. Water and sewer problems >e more of an issue than it ha water to both the building and Barn, on the Board of Educa- ans of Foreign 'Wars Post sad Norman R. Wagner, who re- lity Relations Week." CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) hould be given top priority, in the past because it's close t construction site. Bids are ex- tion's Nutswamp School tract, jutant, informed the Township signed in June. Mayor Messenger said he Is — Lunar Orbiter, a flying photog- ince thousands of dollars have tier and the housewife is mad.' pected to be received at the next is off to a successful start, and Also seeking the appointment meeting tonight with the town- raphy lab, was poised for launch- Committee last night that the been spent on expanding the Morton said he thinks that in nesting. again urged that the school were Republican Frank Mamilli ship attorney and that this slo- ing today toward an orbit about Public Utilities Commission water plant, rates increased, the big cities, where the Demo- board give the commission a and Democrat John Grant. ;an or a similar one will be dis- A capital improvement ordi- (he moon to snap pictures ol would be willing to hold hear- while the water quality remains crats generally hold most of thi long-term lease on the barn. Monmouth County Republican :ussed as a substitute for "Sup- nance was introduced for the the hidden backside, Surveyor I poor, Rather than continuing a )ffices, there will be protest Month-to-Month ings to construct sigas at all Chairman J. Russell Wcolley de- sort Your Local Police." alignment and paving of Havens and nine potential astronaut tudy of sewer regionaliution, rates for Republicans against the Because it is not certain about railroad crossings in the town- clined to say whether Judge Sal Mr. Kohler issued this state- Bridge Rd. which will also come landing sites. locally owned, updated sewer sys- racial rioting that has occurred. possible legal problems with a vest had discussed the appoint- tem study should be made. ment prior to the mayor's: up for public hearing on August An AtlasiAgena rocket was to ship. Vlagnuson did not discuss this as "The Anti Defamation League " 1!. long-term lease, the board, up to ment with him. blast off between 2:03 p.m. andnow, has refused to lease the Mr. Gumina said die PUC — Councilman Earle: Counci an issue. ilong with other responsible The zoning amendment to per-4:42 p.m., daylight time, to start barn except on a month-to-month made the commitment during a members should have all the immunity groups applauds aiqr>"> mit construction of an eight-store the 850-pound spacecraft on its basis. hearing to consider installing acts in, listen to all opinions, interest on the part of a police"'1": •hopping center in the Ramtown gates or flashing lights at the Probe $7,500 intended 238,944-mile journey. The structure is 110x35 feet and make a study of all im Prayer department to better understand"' area was also introduced, Thi: Oak Glen Rd. crossing, scene of With its four solar panels with a 30-foot high ceiling. portant proposals before makinf (Continued) he problems of a community proposal must go to the Planning folded down to give it the ap- a triple fatality last June. a decision. As for the urban rt' and also have the community Board for its approval and, since "It would cost us $100,000 to Plumbing ment last March in response pearance of a giant four-lea duplicate that building, yet it is Mr. Gumina said the VFW newal study now under way, better understand and relate to the board doesn't meet again what he called "a king-sizei clover, Lunar Orbiter was to dar going to pot because we cannot would survey each grade cross- should be completed, and if the protest throughout the land1 the problems confronting law en- until Sept. 1, the committee set through the weightless world of repair it," said Mr. Kayser. ing in tfhe municipality and UkeGoods Theft governing body feels it is a good against Supreme Court decisio forcement officials. a tentative date for public hear space for 90 hours, reaching the "And the reason we cannot re- pictures to present at the hear- MIDOLETOWN — Police her plan, place the question on barring prayers, Bible readii "Consequently, any effort de- ing Sept. 12, its first scheduled vicinity of the moon Saturday pair it is because the board ing. are probing Uie theft Sunda; referendum for the people to de-and other religious exercise] signed to better police-communi- meeting after the Planning Board morning. won't give us the lease." The Township Committee in- night of an estimated $7,500 i cide. If a renewal study hadn part of public school programs. ty relations is to be viewed as «.' session. structed its attorney, Robert. V. plumbing supplies from Sarbo been started, lots of things thai positive effort. **,,; If successful, it would be the The commission vowed that i Under the amendment, schoc Carton, to request the hearing. Inc., 541 Rt. 35. are now happening on First Ave. "However; the mayor's an- first payload sent into orbit "will spend the whole year get- authorities could provide for am Detectives Walter Monaha wouldn't be happening. nouncement in Madison Town- • around the moon by the United ting the board to change its permit voluntary participation and William Halliday reported — Mr. Engelsman: There ship, though,, the concept is solid Attic Fire States. Seven previous attempts mind," as Mr, Kayser put it. prayer by students and others. failed, six in the early days of that thieves, who may have should be an end to "one ma and meritorious, would suggest Commission Chairman James Variance Th« hearings were held by the rocketry between 1958 and 1960. gained entry with a key, stole dictatorial government" as May that he reconsider the title A. Carton noted that the com- Senate Judiciary Committee's sub- Causes About Russia succeeded with Luna 10 approximately 1,700 brass and or Kellers has conducted since given to this week. mission's "crying need is for committee on constitutional last April but it carried no Terms Said copper fittings, primarily gate taking office, and a stop t< "It was an unfortunate accep- facilities like this." He read a amendments, headed by Sen. cameras, ' letter from Mrs. Mary Ketchow, valves, a supply of copper tub- 'vested interests" pushing for tance of the very words of the; $200 Damage Birch Bayh, D-Ind. Lunar Orbiter is a much more member of the Juvenile Confer- Not Yet Meting and solder material. urban renewal here. The bor- John Birch Society and its', MJDDLETOWN - Fire early sophisticated vehicle, than any ence Committee, commending The entry was reported by ough can, at a much lower cost, Adoption of the amendment, ludicrous 'Support Your Local yesterday caused an estimated of the others and the national the board for its summer pro- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -i owner Robert Sarbo, Metuchen, renovate and expand the exist requiring approval by a two- Police' program. $20* damage to the attic of a aeronautics and space adminis- grams but noting the need for Terms of a variance, granted to at 7:15 a.m. yesterday. He said ing sewer plant without partici- thirds majority in the Senate "The mayor clearly is opposed '. Port Monmouth home. tration said it had a much more winter projects. permit a house to be brought there is no sign of forced entry pating in a regional sewer. He and the House and ratification to the John Birch Society and into the township and located Fire Chief Alvin Maxson said greater chance of success man "Maybe we can get the juve- and told police that several keys expressed strong opposition to anby three-fourths of the states, has so stated. However, I fear at the corner of Pittenger and flames erupted from spontaneous the earlier U. S. tries. nile committee to help us per- have been given to present and urban renewal project here or would mark the first change ir that other parts of the country Alexander Aves., have not been combustion from accumulated suade the school board that we former employees in decent construction of a new municipa the Bill of Rights in the nation'; where the mayor and his posi- complied with, Mayor Albert V. rags in the home of Mr. and Mrs. need Brasch's Barn," he said. years. He added that entry was complex when the former gas history. tioh are not known will be left ' McCormick complained during company building, owned by the James R. Gardella, 146 Main St., Will Assist probably gained after 4 p.m. Sun- with the impression that Madi- ast night's Township Committee borough, could be renovated and Port Monmouth. Phone In her letter Mrs. Ketchow day. son Township is the first com- meeting. utilized at a much lower cost He said a woman passing the (Continued) said the committee would be The merchandise is believed to munity to iponsor a Birch Socie- He called for a public referendum Geaiiup Rule house shortly after 6 a.tn. sawsaid they also will meet with happy to assist the commission. The mayor asked Township At- be of resale value to plumbers on all major controversial ex- ty project week. •moke coming from the attic and Asbury Park Mayor Frank H. The commission reported that torney Marvin E. Sohaefer to in-and plumbing supply firms. penditures. It is therefore strongly rec- loused the family from sleep. Rowland and Freehold Mayor it will meet with members of vestigate what remedies arc Is Adopted jmmended that there be a recon- available to the township. Mr. Gardella doused the flames Frank E. Gibson. Mr. Zawadzky the River Plaza Boys' Club to — Councilman Stryker: Ac- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — lideration not of the concept but Mr. McCormick said that under with a garden hose while Port said they also are seeking a discuss a club request regard- complishments of Borough Coun- if the choice of language in the the variance, granted by the Viet Nam Under an ordinance adopted last Monmouth Fire Co. was en route meeting with Rep. James J. ing the new Nutswamp Park. cil in the last six years include development of this most worth- Board of Adjustment, the house (Continued) night by the Township Commit- to the scene. The firemen com Howard. D-3d Dist., N. J. The club wants the ballfield at xpansion of the police depart- while undertaking. . ." was to have a brick veneer and landed reinforcements after day- :ee, property owners are required pleted the job and remained on CWA members in Western the park to have Little League ment by adding three patrolmen, Birch leader Gorman, in re- the lot was to be -landscaped. light, but the enemy by then :o remove brush, weeds and the scene 'or a half-hour, the Electric's installation depart- specifications. reating a lieutenant's post, eiving initial approval for the apparently had disappeared in- lebris from their land. If they chief said. ment have been working on a The commission decided to ac- "None of this work has been maintaining two patrol cars and to the rugged jungle-covered fail to do so, the township will week," said he believed it He added that the family had day-to-day agreement with the cept, from the builder, a dona- done and the building is a com- a radio communications system; hills just south of the border lave the work done and asses ?ould be a "first" in New Jer- • been away from home four days company since expiration of their tion of 5.4 acres, for recreation, munity eyesore," the mayor ax reductions four times in five between North and South Viet the cost against Ihe property ;ey, and added, "I hope it will until Sunday night and the home three-year contract July 28. in the Fairways at Lincroft tract said. fears with a 10-cent increase for Nam. The ordinance allows 10 day >e a precedent which spreads all was closed up tight. He ex- The union is seeking a pay in-off Middletown-Lincroft Rd. The 1966; expansion of recreation : Casualties in tne small-scale or the cleanup after the owne )ver the state." plained that this caused heat to crease it describes as "substan- property is across from the new acilities with two neighborhood Class Studies but intense fighting were not im- >r tenant has been notified b; If society doctrine does spread, rise and concentrate in the attic, tial" but which has not been golf course. It will also accept iarks established and two more mediately announced. However, he township. isserted Mayor Messenger list igniting the rags. six acres in the proposed Beacon planned and a park area at the broken down; elimination of the the American wounded lifted out Mayor Albert McCormick, im- night, it will not be because Hills Estates, on Hosford Ave., State Geology harbor, including a band stand; social security deduction from by helicopter included a com- mediately after passage of th Madison Township helped it if the property is filled in. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Stu- a new launching ramp at the pension payments; health insur- pany commander. ordinance, ordered Township Jlong. dents in the summer exploratory harbor and improvements to the Guidelines ance fully paid by the company; While the Marines stood ready Clerk Harold Schank to "get the four weeks vacation after 15 science class at the local high ild one; expansion and renova- (Continued) :o fend off any new thrust near etters out." years service instead of the pres- Dr. Coppolino school will present a science open ion of the water plant with the Connor said the 3.2 per cent house Thursday at 10 a.m. he northern border, U.S. Army Committeeman Charles A ent 25 years service, and union 'ormcr 650,000-gallon daily pump- Blatchley reported that condi formula can lead to misunder- Room C-23. nfantry and Air Cavalrymen security shop. ing capacity increased to 1,650,- tions were unsightly at the site ol standings in specific industries. Gets Lawyer During the past six weeks, the pursued a North Vietnamese bat- Miss Sagurton pointed out that WO-gallons per day, and a planned he garden apartment construe The White House said the ad- students have studied the geology talion—about 500 troops—that in- the "company that negotiates water plant improvement ion in Stonehurst, a development ministration is not abandoning and paleontology of New Jersey. flicted heavy casualties on an ;stimated between $80,000 to $85,- first sets the pattern." Her From Boston American company in the cen- >eing built by the J. D. Construe Voluntary restraints which have The course was supplemented M) to guarantee correction of union's contract with Jersey Bell tral highlands yesterday. ion Co. Mr. Blatchley asked that been under especially severe SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - F. with film strips and field trips. .ater quality; a study aimed at expires Sept. 26. The CWA Local The company of the U.S. 1st i letter be sent to the company strain the past 10 days with re- Lee Bailey, a Boston triaf law- Class members visited the Hor- wilding a new borough sewer 1022 contract expires in April. Cavalry was hit from three sides sking it to remedy the situation. jection by airline machinists of yer, said last night he will de- nerstown Formation, New Egypt; lam which the state vas said as it prowled the la Drang Val- a contract agreement worked out fend Dr. Carl A. Coppolino, ac the Big Brook Formation, Marl- t would not approve with just under White House auspices. This cused of giving his first wife a ley, only a few miles from the Me town involved, and the con- boro, the Rutgers University Geo- "ambodian border, offering it- provided a 6 to 7 per cent wage Strike deadly drug and strangling his logical Museum, New Brunswick, sequent participation in a region- and fringe benefit increase. former neighbor. elf as bait to some ol the 5,- 1 sewer study, which council (Continued) and the Princeton University 900 North Vietnamese suspected Steel Prices Rise Coppolino, a 34-year-old I 'does not intend to enter unless dispute is still unresolved after Geological Museum, Princeton. in the area. IV lONTGOVrrRY Subsequently the steel industry esthetist facing murder indict- >roven more efficient at less 180 days. Miss Carole Gaffey is instruc- The strategy, though costly, announced its decision to raise ments in Florida and Monmouth ost;" Plectron alarm systems Yesterday, Chairman Harley O. tor of the class, which is com-gave U.S. artillerymen and pi- prices by $2 and $3 per ton on County, N.J., will be tried first nstalled in the homes of fire- WARD Staggers, D-W. Va., warned the posed of township grammar and lots a clear strike at the enemy. sheet and strip steel, effective in Florida in the death of his men, purchase of a new aerial lad- parties that Congress will act un- high school students who have a hey poured 2,000 artillery shells tomorrow. irst wife, Carmela Coppolino, al- er truck, and an urban renewal less the dispute is settled. special interest in science. nd tons of scaring napalm on so a physician. tudy being conducted by the In stock for Immtdiott Connor, In an apparent switch Rep. Albert Wntson, R-S. C, a!- the Communist positions in the In administration tactics, said the so a member of the committee, Bailey said he would file a Local Public Agency which if pickup or delivery Freehold Resident thick elephant grass, sending the ot adaptahle for urban renewal jteel price increases wouldn't be proposed that arrangements be petition seeking a bail-bond nemy reeling north with fresh especially harmful and would give made for the strikers to negotiate hearinc very soon, He conferred In Serious Condition :<>uletter. Mr. Rucci said he wanted sons of health, was announced cast the dissenting vote against quire teachers to put too much BKIGHT TIME last week. Lester H. Grubman Crash Kills Shugart, who is in his first year o hear more parental views. time and emphasis on reporting those in the affirmative from here, was that reports were sent succeeded him in the company Dr. Eugene C. F. Errickson, When Mr. Saunders asked how and cut into iti presidency, and Stanley G. Ayres home with students, lending the TO JOHN GAMBA AT John Tergis, Howard L. Wood- nany parents had been queried, time. was elected chairman of the Race Driver way for a lack of delivery and THE PIANO ward, and Ambrose Jennings. board. Mr. Sear was honored forgery of parents' signature of (formerly with Call It 'Dangerous' with emeritus status. Sydney Oakes acknowledgment. Gene Krupa) Robert Saunders, of Colts He joined the firm in 1947 and Under the new system, he said, NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - Neck, a former PTA president of CHARLIE TRUAX'S served as supervisor of agencies reports and comment sheets Sir Sydney Oakes, Bahamas in- the Freehold Regional High Fairway dining room and Sportsman's lounge at and vice president in charge ol will be mailed. While not every dustrialist and sports car racer, School, called the change a the commercial accident and student will receive a comment was killed yesterday in a high- "dangerous move"»motlvated, he health department. He was ap- sheet, he said, some will receive Old Orchard Country Club way accident. said, to give less work to teach- lil.ll \\7l pointed to the board in 1950, and several. If comment Is necessary MONMOUTH ROAD, EATONTOWN The 39-year-old son of mur- ers. He said more parents would bead Jtiwt and 9«*n Ami* Drive;, Skrawibury—747-5555 in 1963, while serving as execu- in more than one subject, teach- |dered millionaire Sir Harry have joined him In protest if Reservations, Phone 542-9300 tive vice president, he was elect- ers in each course will fill out O»*B Saadays • A.M. to I P.M. • Wot «•»• M. Oakes failed to make a curve on they knew the question was to ed president. The following year reports accordingly. the Lyford Cay-Airport Rd. His be decided at the meeting. OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY IVININGS TILL 1:00 he was elected chairman of th« leatgreen Sunbeam-Alpine clipped Mr. Shugart said that in no board to succeed the 'ate Isidor off a pole and its top portion Dr. Lewis and Mr. Rucci were case where a tendency towards SCOTTS LAWN PRODUCTS SPREAD FREE! unable to get the rest of failure has not been indicated Horowitz, co-founder of the firm smashed down on Hie wreck, Mlatera. IMKIMS* HO iMosy-lsjck •« Advertise in The Register pinning the driver. board to igru(. « 19M. of 13 M. Cadillac Dr. Somervllle N.J. Beloved husband bludgeoned at his Nassau home in Charlotte. Devoted father of Edward R., WlllUim M. »nd John W. Dear a 1943 slaying that became the brother of Mrs. Helen Itacrewlskl. Mr*. Bahamas' most famous murder Carol Gorman and Mrs. Kay Mnnarian. Also survived by five grandchildren. mystery. Sir Harry's son-in-law, Reposing at the Charles G. Bchmitt Funeral Home 3«63 Merrlck Kti., Sea- Count Alfred de Marigny, was lord ltd.. L.I.. until Wed. 9:30 a.m. tried for the crime and was Colfmn High Requiem Mass 10 a.m. tt St. Willl»m The Abbot Roman Catho- acquitted. lic Church. Interment Bt. Charles Cem tery. Visiting hour* J w 6 and 7 to 10 Sir Sydney's 17-year-old ton. p.m. Christopher, is now in line for the title originally bestowed on Sir Harry after the Maine native ran a Canadian gold strike into I vast fortune and built hospital* in the Bahamas and England. Sir Sydney operated Die Ba- hamas' largest bottling plant and was active in real estate. He also was one of the prime m HOTEL organizers of the annual Bahamas ipeed Week, sports car racing ompetitkm held at Nassau each HUNTING? )ecember. He raced another ar, his Sunbeam Tiger, last Try the Mariboronghfllenheim. ]ecem\xfr and was planning to Ocean-front sun decks, solaria, o so again this year. wide beach, pool and Foobide Sir Sydney leaves his wife, Cafe, Edwardian Cocktail lounge, fancy; their son, Pitt, 5; Ml and shaded porches spell fun mother, Lady Eunice; a brother, and relaxation. CompHmtiitny iarry, and sister, Mrs. AJan Ft§oatoMs»*»f4rioak kSem. (Nartwog tobnyl evening entertainment and de- luSer, all of Nassau; another licious meals served. ister, Mrs. Patrick Critton of Ask for brochure. Write or phons Mexico City, who was divorced 1 609-345-1211. Reservations only rom de Marigny; and three call 609-345/454 COLLECT. children by a previoua marriage —Christopher, Felicity, 14, and /irgmia, 13.

HENRY LEVWE IRVINGTON - Henry Levlne, •Atfrtfc Or/ '6, of 18 Marshall St., died Satur- JMttWUNkSMiUsl day in Beth Israel Hospital, New< ark. Mr. Levine was the father of Mrs. Joan Harwood of Eaton- town. Born in Russia, he came to this country in 1904. He lived In P.S. Newark before moving here six means Plus Service months ago. He operated a lun- between Asbury Park cheonette on Mulberry St., New- ark, before retiring two years and Newark ago. Mr. Levlne waa a member of P.S.*130 Oriental Lodge, FtAM, and was a World War I veteran. Asbury Park- Also surviving are hit wife, NewirkBises Mrs. Ruth Mink Levine; an- Servlnoi other daughter, Mrs. Elaine Da. UN vis of Linden; four brothers, Wil- MATAWAN—SAY*£WOOD$ liam and Isadore Levine of New- NEWAUK A1RPOKT ark, Louis Levine of Elizabeth •n taut* to Newark and John Levine, here; two sis- frequent tsralca. lew fare*. Fait trip ters, Mrs. Sophie Magod of via Potkwcy and Tunplk* East Orange anid Mrs. Gussie Ail bw operator abort low eon tt-rri> Krasner of Rahway; and aiz •smrnirwddMt. grandchildren. IUIUC ar»« cocnwArtD-nuhwoR MRS. HARRIET E. BAKER EATONTOWN - Mrs. Harriet E. Baker, 95, died yesterday at Eaton Park Nursing Home, 139 irant Ave. Born in Bloomfield, Mrs. Baker was a daughter of the late George W. and Elizabeth Rhoades. Her husband was the late Samuel R. Baker, a former mayor of West Long Branch. Mr. Baker died in 1931. SMART SAVERS Mrs. Baker resided in West Long Branch 45 years, formerly living in Newark. She made her home with a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Ostrander of West Long TAKE Branch, who survives. Services will be tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Robert A. Braun Home for Funerals, with Rev. TEN! Dr. John D. Blair of Oakhurst In yoor Savings Methodist Church officiating, Accounts on *r Wore Aug. 1 Old Burial will be Thursday in Ever- lorn interest frem Aug. lit At Fint Merchant! green Cemetery, Elizabeth. Higher Interest 40» 2 Teachers, Paid by Nurse Hired Quarterly Chtck Ev«ry FAIR HAVEN - At a special on Passbook 6 Mo. On meeting last night, the Board of SovlRfS Tims-Saving Education hired James C. Mor- Certificate. ford, Eatontown, to teach socia studies at $7,500, and Mrs. Joan Hyland, Rumson, to serve as school nurse at $4,400. The resignation of James Drummond was accepted, effec- Member federal Reserve, tive Oct. 2, or looner If a re Federal Deposit Insurance placement is found. Superinten- Corporation dent Charles E. Howard also seeks a music teacher.

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1869 SWEf'STAKES «UIM I. Entry blankt may bo Illlad out at Redrjy 3'. "Holiday SWMDIIOUS" IS tub|«ct lo all Fadtrol and Slat* and oddteit on th* coupon b*low and nwll to JCPU/NJM.I Kilowatt Deolen Iron Aug. 8 lo Sept. 24, 1966. Yon mutt be 21 regulation. Employ.*! of JCPU/NJP&I, Hi odvartlilno aganey, "Holiday Sweepstakes," Box 54, Morrlilown, N.J. •WJf Wffffc yours of 00* or ov*r to *nt*r. Enter at often oi you Ilk*. On* Pun An, toddy Kllowalt Doolan and appliance dlitrlbuton, ond prlr* p*f p*non or per aMrrlod coupf*. m*jnb*ri of thalr families or* not *)tfglbl* lo ent«r. Nome. 2. No purerios* ll r*qulr*d lor *nlry In JCf&l/NJPW "Holiday A. Drawing will b* held durfnrj the weak of Oct. 3, 1944. Th* Addrew Sw**pitdiM." Prli* trip sAvit b* clalfflftd by S*pl*mb«r 30,1967. winner will be nnll(l*rf by raglttarad mall. Trio prit* I* ftwufsrabl*, bvt not md>*wobl* In cash. $. K th*r*'l no toddy Kilowatt O*al*r near yoo, writ* your HIM City Telephone No.; i...... 0MB Man. and Fri. evening* 'til 9 Local Securities Construction h Started Quotttlaas from NASD at ippraxlmitaly 3:06 p.m. Bldi art Inter- M1D0LET0WN - The Middle- ent parking lot of the Shop-Rite detler prices. Pricet Identified )>y • «r» inter-dealer asked prices. Banking Company this Market. Inter-dealer quotations do not include retail markup, mtrkdown or «ek will begin construction of The building was designed by commission. Other asked prices have been adjusted upward to s building, on a site located Thorna* G. Smith, , Rumson Include approximate markup. approximately 800 feet north ofArchitect, for the owner of the Market's Loss in Half Div. Asked New Monmouth Rd., on the west property, Liberty Factors, Inc., New York. By JACK LEFLER However, the downturn was Volume dwindled to 4.S million Belmar-Wall National 3.00 side of Rt. 35. Central Jersey Bank* JO The bank anticipates opening General contractor is Pirie J. NEW YORK (AP) - The stock enough to snap last week's ad- shares. FAMOUS vance. Eatontown National Bank iU doors for business early in Maloney Construction Company. market rallied in late trading Among the IS most active Farmers fc Merchants .04 lanuary. Incorporators of the new bank, Monday and cut its early loss in Loss of key issues ranged from stocks, 9 advanced, 5 declined "irst Merch. Nafl Bank (x) (xx).28 NAMES half. fractions to a point or more. and Permiam was unchanged. First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.50 The building will be two stories which received its certificate of Some of the high fliers, among Sperry Rand, up i/4 at 30'^ onFirst National Bank of Toms River (x) .72 high, 50 x 100 feet. The bank will authority from the Department I them Polaroid which spurted 7% 89,900 shares, was the most ac 'irst State Ocean County Kcupy the entire first floor. Of- of Banking and Insurance March to 17114, ran8 UP some big gains tive stock. General Instruments Ceansburg-Middletown \M fice space will be available on 7, are Matthew J. Gill, John C. I in the late surge. up 4>/$ at 60%, was close behind vtonmouth County National' (x) (xx) .18 the second floor with a sepa- Giordano Jr., John T. Lawley, S. J. National Bank (xx) .60 rate entrance to these offices. Jr., Jacob R. V. M. Lefferts SHOP AT HOME One broker said the decline Among the big gainers were Fairchild Camera, 1% at 18614 Jcean County National J10. Two drive-in windows will be Walter Reade, Jr., and Robert latter last week's rally was no Peoples Nat'l Bank.of Monmouth .40 and Itek, 6 at 92. SCM gained constructed, one located within C. Stanley Jr., all here; J. Ray | surprise. Peoples National Bank of Lakewood FOR 2% at Tl'A and Burroughs rose the building on the south side, mond De Ridder, Fair Haven "There still is plenty to worry lea Bright National US 2% to 87% and the other window directly and Arthur Efros, Rumson. I about—Viet Nam, the airlines 'rust Co. of Ocean County a opposite in an island, and sep- The incorporators and Joseph CUSTOM-MADE strike, weakness of the British Electronics, which were weak INDUSTRIAL Yes, they male* quitt • most of the day, recovered and arated from the main building by M. Fettner of Interlaken, bank pound and high interest rates," kerological Research an eight-foot driveway. The two pair. Yet, they stand for ended in the plus column. Ray- Ukon Industries president, will serve on the board SLIPCOVERS, Ihe added. windows will provide waiting of directors. quality. Y«t — Pay leu The Associated Press 60-stock theon advanced V/* at «V£ «nd 3rockway* Buck Engineering lines well oK the highway. for Brand Ntmsi with I average declined 1.2 to 306.4 Zenith added i/2 at «1%. The bank was incorporated with Electronic Associate* REUPHOLSTERY, The airlines, continuing unde In addition to parking space $500,000 capital, $400,000 surplus "BIG W" with industrials off 2.2, rails off Electronic Assistance 1.5 and utilities off .5 The Dow pressure because of the machin- in front of the building, custom and $100,000 reserve for contln- Discount Prices I Laird 5>/4 era will be able to use the pres gencies. DRAPERIES Jones average of 30 industrials ists' strike, were weak. Eastern Monmouth Capital (1) fell 3.34 to 849.05 after having Air Lines declined 2% to 90% Monmouth Electric IfeoMlaaHon, of court*. been off nearly 7 around midday. and United Air Lines lost ]% Moomouth-Ocean Realty Investment Trust Stndard & Poor's 500-stock in- at 60%. Monmouth Park* N. J. Natural Gas* (x) Caah dex, which represents 85 per cent Steels were mixed with U.S. Rowan (I) of the quoted value of all stocks Steel slipping % to 42% ancipiral Metal listed on the New York Stock Jones & Laughlin gaining : U. S. Homes Why does Exchange, dipped 0.22 to 89.73. 56'/,. Walter Reade Sterling The Exchange's index was off Wlnslow Tel. General Motors, ex dividend, (x) Dividend Juit Call 0.12 to 45.38. declined % to 80% and Chryslei (xx) Plus Stock liberty 2-1212, »xt. 423 Of 1,374 issues tranded, 685 fell CLUNY dipped '/£ to 37'/,. Bamberger's Menmoulh and 436 rose. New 1966 lows ex- U.S. Rubber lost 1% at 44%, ceeded new highs by 104 to 8. and International Harvestei dropped 1% to 42'/4. Successful SCOTCH Aircrafts were weak with * WE FEATURE EAGLE Douglas falling 1%, to 55% outsail United Aircraft dropping •£ '°. * and PETROCELLI CLOTHES 75'/4 and General Dynamics de- Investing J&B Abe famous brands of Women's Clothing clining '4 to Dewar's Consolidated Natural Gas ad- By Roger E. Spear Johnnie Walker vanced V/i to 5714. Americai Spear Telephone was up % at 54. Chivas Regal Eastman Kodak, which at one Q) "Would Allied Supermar- >mpany's electronics researcl Black & White ;ets be a good investment for stage was down 2 points, shaved hile providing yourself with thi me? How does it compare with etc., etc. its loss to 14 at 128. tensive cushion of a uti other food chains? I am M-years- i stock. Xerox declined 2>/5 to 230'/$. )ld and have $200 to in- Based on estimated earning! General Electric tacked on l'/< rest." A. R. r 1966, GT&E's price-earning! at 96 and Control Data addec A) Allied Supermarkets is en- lUltiple of 20.9x is the lowesl % at 34%. ;aged in an ambitious program the three and its annual divi Rails were mostly higher with of expansion which will carry its nd of $1.28 will give you the Taste CLUNY Pennsylvania Railroad up % at units into S. S. Kresge K-Mart \ OPEN and Illinois Central up % aidiscount stores. This will require ighest yield—around 3 per cent, tonight and 75%. large capital expenditures. In- ood luck for a fine senior year, find out why! CLUNY creased earnings are not expect- (Mr. Spear cannot answer all Prices declined on the Amerl )SUNDAY ed until next year at the ear-lail personally but wjll answe WINDED SCOTCH WHISK* can Stock Exchange. Volum« liest, and for fiscal 1966 (ended dropped to 1.41 million shares !1 question"* possible in his col June 30) there is little expecta- Fractional losses were taken bj mn.) ma team msn • sti moor SCOIIISH t KWCMIU IHFWKM CO, m nn. K« von 1 TILL 6 PM tion of an improvement over the Zapata, Data-Control, Gulton In- (1.28 a share earned in fiscal dustries, Struthers Wells and Uni- 1965. Profits in the last nine DAILY TILL 10 PM versal Air Products. Syntex ad- years have been moving down ir- vanced nearly 2 points. UNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIALS reguarly from their peak of $1.45 Corporate bonds were mostl in 1958. EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDING FOOD unchanged and Governments were mixed. The food chains generally are hard pressed by mounting conv Yesterday's closing stocks: ACF Ind 49% I-T-E Ckt Brk 36 petition and rapidly rising whole- Adams Ex Johns Man ONE TIME % sale prices. Allied Supermarkets, Atr Proci Jones A L Air neduo 31«4 Joy MIg according to their published as- Alleg Cp 59 >i Kaiser AI Alleg Lud 9\ Kennecott sets, is from 1/5 to 1/10 the size Allpg Pow Koppers of the three industry leaders: Allied Ch n\ Kresge, 83 Allls Chat 31 \ Krogpr Great A & P, Safeway and Krog- Alcoa 26H Leh Tort C er. In my judgment, you should Am Atrlin 82H Leh Val Ind Am Can LOF Glass save your money until you have Am Cyan Lib McNtL accumulated at least $500. Then Am M-Fdy am LIgg k My SPECIALS!! Am Motors 1«H Litton Ind I suggest as a first investment Am Smelt Lukens 811 Am Sid 98 Mack Trk Consolidated Foods or Borden Am Tel Tel IS 14 Magnavox Company. Both have shown a Am Tob M Marnth Oil FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED AMP Ino 32H Martin M strong growth pattern since 1956. Anaconda MS Majonlte Arm co 8U 7814 Merck Armour 49% MOM Q) "A junior in college, I have Arm at Ck 31% $1,000 to invest. Three stocks LIMITED SUPPLY — CLOSE OUTS A»hl Oil Minn M*H Atchtson 28* Hoblloll have been highly recommended Atl Rlchfld 30 Mont Ward to me: General Tel. & Electron- Avco Corp " S3 Nat Blso Babcock W 2114 N Cash Reg ics, Am. Hospital Supply, and Bayuk CIi 33tt Nat Diary Bell * How Nat Distill Sears, Roebuck. Which one do « Nat Gyps SALE ON Bendlx you think best for me?" A. S. Beth Steel MS Nat Steel BoelQt 32% NY Central A) Assuming that an am- Borden Nla M Pow Bors Warn No Am Av bitious college student wants a Brunswk !* Nor Pic growth stock for some future Bucy Erie Nwst Alrlln Bulova Norwich Fh needs but meanwhile would ap- Burl Ind $ Oulb M«r preciate regular dividend checks, "Mr. 'n Mrs." Case, JI Owens III rater Trac 37% Pan Am my choice for you is General Celanrse 2TH Param Plct Clio * Oh 31'4 Penney, JC Telephone. GT&E is second only Chrysler M'4 Pa Pw * Lt to American Telephone in this Cities Sv 70* Pa RR CHAIRS and OTTOMAN Coca Cola 3114 Pstul Co segment of its operations. 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Israel thrta-month account* FENNER a SMITH INC B<(Colgate of River "Plaza and Maj. L«roy LONG BRANCH •mills «if ro«< tiocs. insim >>B OTHEK •MCIML noli 111 cosnoom IUHIIIIS J. Stewart of 25 Clover Dr., Har- • Take up to thrt* let. years to' pay! 229-0350 155 EAST 44lh STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017 WRIGHT DIST. The 353d's mission is to "re- ALAN'S Telephone: 661-2000 establish and ctabtlire govern- W IrtMd St., Rtd lank ment In war-ravnged, underdevel- OpM 'HI o p.m.: W«d. and Friday 'til 9 p.m.: Open Sat. 'til 1 p.m. Now 'til Labor Day oped, or disaster-stricken areas." V And It Could Have Happened Anywhere—It Could From Our Readers The Register's Opinion Have Happened Anywhere — It Could Hare The Kefbter welcomes letters frem III readai», » Happened Anywhere — " they cwtth liguturt, address and telephone number• •booM b« limited to Ml words. They should b» tH* Red Bank Housing Complaints All letters art subject to condensation and editing. of political candidates or commercial products an sot Red Bank Acting Mayor Daniel J. with their housing problems. "We do O'Hern has acted with dispatch in have a substandard housing commit- sending the chairman of the substan- tee," he said. Advice for School Board dard housing committee to investigate The mayor's reaction was a natural 82 West River Rd. housing complaints in the westside of one—but the fact remains that many Rumson, N. J. the borough. of the people who experience housing To the Editor: difficulties know little about the opera- The July 14 Register carried an article commenting on the The complaints of rats, a malfunc- Intentions of the Rumson Grade School Board to recommend tioning furnace and ceiling fallen in tion of their local government and what can be done to assist them. They to the voters that future classrooms be built at Lovett's and left unrepaired were voiced Nurseries, Ridge Rd., Rumson, rather than at the present Wednesday night by two women at- do not know that there are official Forreitdale site. We are against this recommendation to split tending a meeting of one of the block places where they can turn to voice the grade school system and would like to outline our reasons their complaints. for our position so that others can examine the facts and arrive groups newly organized by Monmouth at their own conclusions. County Action Program, Inc. (MCAP). Fortunately, the MCAP block group program will enlighten these 1. Additional Classrooms Can Be Built at Forrestdale: The A report of the session was carried school board states they need 18 classrooms for their 1973 pro- exclusively in The Daily Register. residents of Red Bank in this regard. jection of 1,357 students. Assuming this projection is correct And it will alert borough officials and following the state Board of Education's guidelines for Frankly, the housing conditions de- to the conditions that exist in required acreage to go with this 1,357 student projection, a scribed at the meeting were shocking. their midst total of 18.5 acres would be required; this compares to the And it is unfortunate that it took so present Forrestdale site's total of 15.6 acres. To satisfy this it might not be a bad idea for long for a report of these conditions to requirement for 18 new classrooms and an additional 2.9 acres, MCAP, in conducting the block group come to the attention of borough of- we have proposed the following to the school board: meeting, to bring in, say, the mayor ficials. a. Add 12 classrooms to the end of Dean Porter School and members of council and even the (at Forrestdale). But, now that they have, we would police chief and health officer to meet b. Build a two-story building at the site of the turn-around ' like to see a full report on the mat- with many of the residents who have A bordered by Forrestdale and Black Point for an administration ter—as well as some evidence of a experienced housing and employment building, cafeteria and possible gym, shop and home economics. follow-up procedure wherein there can (TOM c. Convert the areas in the present building being used for problems. In this way, they could find COMTKOL these functions into classrooms — This would generate at least be some assurance that action will be out first-hand that channels are avail- an additional six classrooms. taken to correct the situation. able for them to air their grievances. LAW d. Fill in the pond for additional playground area. Mayor O'Hern has expressed con- And they could find out that govern- e. Get a firm ad infinitum commitment from the borough WOULD to use the 4'/4-acre playground/park at Peter's Piping Rock ment in Red Bank does indeed care cern that the people involved did not MOT (adjacent to Forrestdale) for a grade school playground. This come to borough officials immediately about them. was acquired by the borough for Rumson residents and chil- dren. What better demonstrated need is there than for Rum- son's K-8? This more than satisfies the additional 2.9 acreage A Mall for Long Branch requirement. Long Branch Mayor Paul Nastasio, forth. But, Mayor Nastasio said, most 2. Future Acreage Requirements Can Also Be Committed of the business people who would be for in the Forrestdale Area: The school board has also said, Jr. should not be surprised that his Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth they would like to have further acreage flexibility for some proposal to close Broadway from Me- affected favor it. future, unspecified date if further expansion is required. As • morial Parkway to Third Ave. for a We rather like the idea of a shop- vague as this requirement is, it might make sense to so shopping mall has become bogged ping mall and know this dramatic provide. down in a legal snarl. change would do a great deal to en* Prosperity's Problems Again, we have suggested to the school board that this «n Under normal circumstances, economic omy is so taut only because of Viet Nam's ex- be satisfied in the Forrestdale area by buying the approximate Any plan as far-reaching as one to hance the Long Branch business dis- three-acre strip adjoining Peter's Piping Rock. There are two trict. Such plans have been turned prosperity swings elections heavily in favor tra pressures. They may point out that the have a mall established in the business of the party in power . . . This rule holds rise in our price level is still within tolerable homes plus three commercial properties on this strip plus one- - down in other municipalities, only even though in non-presidential election years, limits and our price performance is the best half acre owned by the borough which could probably be district presents many problems—arid, purchased if the borough recognized the needs for its residents'" it may take months before any definite because merchants have been hesitant the dominant political party in Congress of any industrialized nation. It can't help usually loses some seats. but be an election issue. school requirements. And we have further suggested that if decisions can be made. to make so radical a move in the the borough of Rumson did buy Lovett's for a park/playground Will this rule govern to • * * business a'rea. . complex and/or to keep housing developments off Lovett'i, Mayor Nastasio has said the legal the customary extent this But Long Branch, in its struggle to November? Or will the TIGHT MONEY. An irorty of this elec- the school board again could get a long-term commitment for question of closing the street presents attract new retail business and cus- mounting problems of 1966's tion well may be that the traditional "easy using some of this areage if needed over the long term. money" party will be combatting the charge the biggest bottleneck at the present tomers, needs something to make prosperity increase the In conclusion, we think the above suggestions are pnc-~ Democratic party's antici- from the traditional "hard money" party tical: they allow Rumson to keep its grade school system at time. Certainly before any further ac- segments of the district more attrac- that under President Johnson, money has tion can be taken, this aspect will have pated losses? one attractive site. Further, we believe that the school board tive. A mall could do the trick—and Whatever happens In become the tightest and most expensive of has not demonstrated a need to split the school system. Lack- to be cleared up. we hope Mayor Nastasio continues to Viet Nam will, of course, modern times. ing a clear demonstration of this need, we can only conclude! It is interesting to note that some push his proposal to a successful con- be an over-riding election The Democrats .may argue that today's that the school board's intentions to construct at Lovett's are 'orce, and developments historically steep interest rates are the re- objections to the plan have come clusion. PORTER not reasonable. here will also profoundly sult of the boom-created demands for credit Very truly yours, affect our economy. Since guessing about and the Federal Reserve's clampdown on Mrs. John Klem, David W. Buckley The Spend-Thriftly Came Viet Nam 90 days from now is a futile exer- credit. They may insist that the credit For the Committee to Keep Rumson cise, let's assume the November election is squeeze is preferable to a hike in income Grade Schools at Forrestdale Mr. Johnson and Mr. Dirksen have severe lecture about appropriating held against today's economic background. taxes which would directly cut the take- On this assumption of no change, the home pay of tens of millions of individuals just played another round of that more money for various items than he fundamental economic factor in the politics and the after-tax profits of millions of Washington pot-kettle game in which recommended. The Republican leader of November will be our prolonged boom. businesses. Nevertheless, the fact is that the CBer Isn't a Ham worst credit squeeze in a generation has the object is to pin blame for inflation- of the Senate responded that the Presi- Wages and salaries are at a peak. Farm 15 Partridge La., dent does not have to spend all the income is way up and net income per farm developed under a Democratic-controlled New Shrewsbury, N.J. ary government spending. The score is is at an all-time high. Total profits are still White House and Congress. money Congress appropriates. To the Editor: ' still even. climbing to'new records. Employment is the • * • As an amateur radio operator, commonly referred to as What this amounts to is a contest highest ever and unemployment is approach' THE SLUMP IN HOUSING, the rising t "Ham," I object to the term as you applied it in the Aug. The President summoned Capitol over whose pet programs should get ing a minimum. cost of installment loans, the squeeze on *1 Issue of, the Red Bank Register. Hill leaders to the White House for a the chips. So it goes. I need not strangle this analy- savings and loan institutions, the pinch on Your lead to the article, "CB Radio Hams Attend Family.. sis with statistics. The fundamental of pros- small business. All these painful develop- Fete," is incorrect, and out of order. The so-called CBer is no perity is indisputable. ments are due primarily to tight money-«nd more a Ham than the man in the moon. Furthermore, Part • • * tight money, mind you, is due to the heated 95 of the Federal Communications Commissions rules and Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington BUT. But it also is indisputable that boom. Nevertheless, apart and together these regulations specifically forbids the use of citizen band radio since late 1965, oar economy has developed developments hurt millions of voters. from engaging in radio communication as a hobby or diversion;: "irritations" which are marring our spectacu- • • * (para 95.83, Prohibited Use), for example, operating the ' lar record. To be specific: THREAT OF INCOME TAX HIKES. Who radio station as an activity in and of itself. • * • Dynamite-Loaded Inquiry will be blamed for the economic situation The term Ham is now and always has been reserved ex- clusively for the amateur radio operator. I am sure that those WASHINGTON - President Johnson if the Justice Department can provide financial INFLATION. This is bound to be a top which has created this threat? going to give his National Crime Commis- help to states in establishing such groups. issue made to order for the Republicans. The This is only a sampling of the mjaor' other Hams who have worked hard to develop the art and sion a thorny new assignment. * * * Democrats may argue that accelerating price "irritations" and how much they will influ- state of radio will agree with me. The difference between the increases reflect the fact that our economy ence November's elections I would not pre- Ham and the CBer ii the ability to pass a code examination He will ask the blue-ribbon group to CRIME REPORT PREVIEW-Crime Com- is finally operating at full capacity and the sume to project. But even this short listing and a theoretical examination and be technically proficient The broaden its crime survey to include "i mission insiders are hinting that Its report boom itself is putting strains on materials suggests the problems of prosperity will be CBer need only pay for a license and buy equipment. searching and critical study will be a blockbuster and may be as.politlcal- and manpower. They may insist that our econ- plaguing the party in power this November. Gerald G. Silvermsn of the causes of (he recent ly explosive as some of the riots. * racial riots and disturb- In briefing a group of federal officials WB2GYS-N tm UBM ances in major U.S. cities." on the commission's work, Associate Director This dynamite-loaded in- Arthur Rosett cited some of Hi findings, as John Chamberlain: These Days quiry was urged by Demo- follows: Curb Sale of Guns cratic congressional leaders "In convening the commission at its first 64 Norwood Ave., in a warning that pressure meeting, President Johnson charged it to is mounting in and out of Long Branch, N.J. ignore 'petrified opinions' and be 'daring, Americans Are Too Innocent To the Editor: . > Congress for forceful fed- creative and revolutionary' in its recom- One year ago, The Register published a letter of mine eral measures against the mendations. The commission is trying to Americans—or at least some Americans officer, Robert J. McCloskey, had not hast- steadily increasing violence —are the craziesf people. ened to throw it down by saying we "do not urging the passage of the Dodd Bill to restrict the kail order remain faithful to this goal. sale of guns. in the streets. "The hard, central facts, u we look at They pour millions of dollars into the seek to threaten any regime," and if the A number of people opposed to my position took the At a White House meeting the legisla- the way the system of criminal justice works creation of a Central Intelligence Agency 44 Democrats and three Republicans had view that the right to bear arms Is a sacred liberty which tors, headed by Speaker John McCormick, today, are that the evidence is very thin which, among other things, is supposed to only kept their mouths shut, both Hanoi and If Infringed would undermine the Republic. One critic implied D-Mass, told the President that while con- and the case is very weak for the belief engage in "black warfare" Peking would have been left wondering what that my opinion was close to "communism." gressional committees plan to examine riots that our system works, and that the machin- designed to keep our ene- was up. in several cities, the National Crime Com- ery of the courts has a significant tendency mies off balance. But when • * * Since that time, a second young Texan has used hii; mission should undertake they have something "right to bear arms," with tragedy resulting once more. " to deter criminal conduct. BUT NOW THE whole value of Ky's e§- a thorough and comprehen- "On the contrary, there is significant dropped in their laps for W* have lost much time, and far too many Hves. We must - sive nationwide study. free that might possibly say in "black warfare" has been dissipated. have restrictive legislation now. S and disturbing evidence that our system, Ho Chi Minh knows his cities are safe. And Only a special presi- rather than deter, actually serves to rein- serve to confuse and dis- Robert E. Molr .' dential commission, with turb the Reds, they hasten he can continue the war without endanger- force tendencies toward criminality in many ing his regime until such time as he figures access to the resources of of those with whom it deals. to reassure their enemies all federaj agencies, would in Peking and Hanoi that the Johnson Administration is ripe for being "For the first time, we are developing taken to the cleaners at the conference table. Cynfc's Corner By Interlandl have the trained manpower, concrete indications that crime reports are there is nothing that any. Instead of making use of all the things money and facilities neces- but the visible part of the iceberg, and that CHAMBERLAIN one needs to worry ab°ut. sar for suc!l a the OSS learned in World War H about dis- y sweeping there may be several times as many serious This pattern has been combobulating the enemy by "black war- study crimes committed as are reported to the repeated over and over again during the ' fare" tricks, Americans are busy providing lc aw police or as are reported by the police." course of the Vietnamese War, and the KCOTT *" ' makers pointed Ho Chi Minh with propaganda for free. All out that the inquiry could result has been what any child of eight with even the smallest background of playground that Ho's propaganda chiefs have to do is be made under the broad authority given the THEBAILY to subscribe, through a "drop" of some kind, commission when it was established by Con- bickering should be able to dope out instinc- REGISTER to the Congressional Record. U.S. Marines, gress in 1965. This mandate authorizes the nzz tively. Both Mao Tse-tung and Ho Chi Minh fighting near the supposedly demilitarized commission "to inquire into the causes of »- TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1966 have obviously figured us as palsies who border zone between North and South Viet crime and delinquency measures for their can always be taken at a conference. So Nam, have been "bombed" with pamphlets prevention, the adequacy of law enforce- 4Mt Braad 811., tt«« JBMJf, n. j. why hurry the conference as long as the r» R>. as, MlddWowo. N. j. ment and administration of justice, and the Vietnamese War is costing the American tax- containing statements attributed to Senator M Ext Main Ht.. Freehold. N. J. payer upwards of five billion a year to main- Wayne Morse of Oregon and Ernest Gruening factors encouraging respect or disrespect I7f Bri>*dir.r. l,oni tiud, J*. J. for law." tain a stalemate that is not hurting Red of Alaska. Wab. isn bj Jaha H. Cl.,r is the innocentest people" is contained in his Cabinet before reaching a final decision. the demand made by 44 Democrats and three South Viet Nam ... It is about time the l>oftiaJ i. ftlj William 9. Ssndlord American people . . . recognized that South Meanwhile Attorney General Katzenbach, Anorlala Editor Republicans that the Johnson Administration BxflCutU'fl Editor IXturlei A. Johngttm Viet Nam is beyond the perimeter of Ameri- who heads the Crime Commission, has in- "dissociate itself" from South Viet Nam's UlddUtown Bureau Mir. Vraetiold Buraau Uir. can defense." formed the While House.that he feels such Premier1 Nguyen Cao Ky's call for an allied Member of th« MiocUt^d freia While this sort of thing is being passed an investigation should be delayed until the The Aitoclated PrtM In antltlcd exclusively to tht nit invasion of North Viet Nam. Normally, you committee submits its report on the extent for rclHibtlratlon of til tin local nnwi prlntod In this might tliink that the CIA — or President back to our Marines by the North Viet- mwfpuper *• well AI all AP nawt dlipstchti. Johnson himself—had put Ky up to making namese Reds, we are busy repudiating Ky's tnd nature of crime in the U.S. It is Kalzon- BHiimes no reipunslbilitter* for itatt- bach's view that the commission should be rtlrri from Its resden his suggestion. If anything can move Ho Chi suggestion that we end the war by Invading allowed to concentrate all its attention on Member of Amrrlrsm Newtiiaprr Ptlbllihrrsi AHIOO. Minn's government to seek an end of the and destroying the source of the pamphlets. Momitrr 4udU Bureau of <:irculatlon completing this study before undertaking « war in conciliation, it is the possibility that Ky, the supposed playboy, is making a record Th« Rrd DaiiK itegiitfr, Inc.. niumei no financial new job. rriponaltillltlpa Tor typographical «rrora In advartlatmenta. the North Vietnamese cities might be devas- for himself as the most adroit statesman but will reprint without eharg', Umt part of an artver- KaUenbacJi also printed out that 27 stales taement In whlcli Uia typographlctl trror occun. Advartiura tated and occupied and the whole privileged turned up on the anti-totalitarian side since now have commissions on crime and law en- will pleaie notify the manactmtnt lmmtdtattlr of apy sanctuary supporting the infiltration of South Winston Churchill. But when he sets things •rror which may occur up for a real undercover pcaoe move by forcement, and 13 others have indicated they iuhacrlntlnn Price* In Advanc» Viet Nam thereby taken on the flank. will establish such agencies by next year. fllnil* rmiv •( cnunUr. 1 cinti: hv mtti. in eenti Ky's statement did not obligate the U.S. Lyndon Johnson, the nitwits of the West The plocord-for-lunch bunch 12 monthsv-I1B.I0 S monthav—4.1.15 Under (he taw Enforcement Assistance Act, • month*—I B.N I month —#1.10 to anything. If the State Department's press Immediately undo all his good work. uetdty, August 9, 1966—7 Richard Rogers Weds in Michigan Middletown THE DAILY REGISTER PLYMOUTH, Mich. - Miss phyilcs department Is Ann Ar- Carol Di«ne McGhee, daughter bor. ' Girl Weds of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Ekkm Mc- Mr. Rogers, who will enter of- Jaycees Ghee of this cily, became the ficer training in the U.S. Air Classmate bride of Richard Congdon Rog- Force, Aug. 12 at Lackland Air RED BANK — St. AnthonyV . era, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sive Check Force Base. San Antonio, Tex., Catholic Church was the setting * Congdon Rogers, 16 Chestnut St., is an alumnus of Loomis School, Fair Haven, N.J. here July 30 for the marriage ol Windsor, Mass., Princeton Uni- Miss Patricia J»ne Buliivant To Deborah The double ring ceremony took versity, where he was a mem- daughter of jMr. and Mrs. Her- FREEHOLD - A check for place Sunday in the Church of ber of Key and Seal, and at- bert G. Buliivant, 53 Richard iroceeds of the Jaycees Premier tended the University of Michi- Christ, here, with Minister Ter., Middletown, to James Car- light held May 24 in the AIT gan Law School for two years at Charles Eldori McGhee officiat- roll Cecil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theater was presented to Mri. Arm Arbor. The couple are on ing. The wedding reception was James Cecil of Whitesville, Ky. Max Powell, president of the lo- held in The Lord Fox, Ann Ar- a wedding trip to Canada. Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo, :al chapter of Deborah Hospital, bor, immediately after the cere- it a meeting of the Jaycees. mony. pastor, officiated at the double ring ceremony, Mrs. John Fam- \be Littenberg, former chapter The bride, who was given in ulary, Fair Haven, was organist. director, made the presentation. marriage by her father, wore a After the ceremony a reception Also present was Mrs. George floor-length tiered gown of ny- was held for the immediate fam- Siver of tlie Jaycee-ettes, who lon net with embossed bodice ily in The Cobbk-Stones, Middle- o-ordinated ticket sales and as- and apron and fashioned with a town. , sisted lh» Jaycees. Queen Ann collar and long Jaycees also voted to give pro- The bride, who was given in •leeves. Miss Barbara Ann Taylor Miss Susan Bennett :eeds of a recent special proj- marriage by her father, wore a ect to the Deborah chapter, Mrs. Marvin Heskett, Plytn gown of champagne-color antique bringing the total amount of the outh, was matron of honor for satin and a matching shoulder- donation to more than $100. her sister. Also attending the length veil. bride was Mrs, Michael Vermil- A check for $250 will be pre- Mis$ Phyllis Jean Buliivant, at Planning Weddings lion, of Dearborn. Flower girl sented to the Monmouth County was Thersa McGhee of India- home, twin sister of the bride, 4-H Association. The amount in- napolis, Ind. was her only attendant. Best man ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Mr. EATONTOWN - Announce- cudes proceeds from booths op- was their brother, Kenneth Bui and Mrs. Owen H. Taylor, 109 ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. trated by Jaycees at the 4-H Robert Harris, Ann Arbor, was John Bennett, Jr., 31 Lake Ave., livant, also at home. West Highland Ave., announce Fair and a portion of funds best man. Ushers were Michael of the engagement of their Mrs. Cecil, an alumna of Mid- the engagement of their daugh- raised at a chicken barbecue at Alexander, also of Ann Arbor, daughter, Miss Susan Bennett, to Mrs. John T. Garland,' Jr. dletown Township High School, ter, Miss Barbara Ann Taylor of the fair. and Charles Cook, Hopewell, 1200 Randolph Rd., Plainfield, to Pfc. Robert T. Schneider, U.S. (The former Claire F. Thomas) and Mr. Cecil both attended At the meeting, the state vice N. J. S/Sgt. James Y. Valentin, U.S. Army. He is the son of Mr. and Western Kentucky University at president, Michael Rytelewsld, Mra e Air Force. He is the son of Mrs. Mrs. Thomas A. Schneider, 54 Mrs. Richard C. Rogers - R°8 f». who attended the Bowling Green, Ky. They now re- swore in three new members, Jo- Mary D. 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Hershey and Lancaster, Pa. lance writer and a former for- ge." : get answers to its questions to forming the organization of his ign and war correspondent, will A former bureau chief for In-; Mayor Paul Nastasio, Jr., by iindings by "return mall." be a speaker at the third annual ^national News Service, Mr.- Aug. 18, it will seek an injunction "Unless we hear from you by Young Christian Students of the ymoff covered the war in Ko-: barring the payment of funds for • LATERAL & Aug. 18," the statement said, ja for 15 New England news-; the junior high school project Archdiocese of Newark Summer IOW< DRY WELL "we have no alternative but to session Aug. 24 at Marymount iapers. He also was a news edk (CESSPOOL The association, in a prepared lire an attorney to get an in- or for the National Broadcast-1 CONSTRUCTION lollege, here. SERVICE statement, listed four questions junction to withhold further pay- Mr. Hymoff's talk to some 400 ig Company for five years. : regarding the school construc- ment of these funds." • BACK-HOE high school -students from New C«n»oob • Stptic Tmb tion which it demanded an- Mr. Garr said a team of in- Jersey who are participating in rlMpWl flM CIlOMB DIGGING swered by the mayor. vestigators from his group had leadership training program OPEN SATURDAYS! made an investigation of the site Charging that the mayor has will cover how government af- ALL SERVICES Saturday and had returned with met previous questions with only fects one's life and how an indi- at Hw MAIN OFFICE CHARLES H. WILSON four questions. "wall of silence," the associ- vidual can participate in the mu- 3» MACH STRECT ation's secretary, Milton Garr, The questions posed by the nicipal government and in the [EIATONTOWN NIW SHREWSBURY 741-1846 demanded that the mayor imme- group included: public affairs of his community. diately investigate the construe- 1) "In the east wall in the au- Mr. Hymoff is the author of [NIATIONAL ditorium the cement blocks were more than 1,000 magazine arti- tot filled course by course as cles and is co-author of "The TBIANK Mission," a wartime biography called for in the specifications. HI. 35 «d Wyckeff Rd. Why?" of President Johnson. He also ASSESSOR HONORED—More than 7.00 persons honored wrote "Stig von Bayer: Interna- EATOHTOWN 2) "As an engineer who read lohn S. Flitcroft Bfi testimonial dinner Saturday at the tional Troubleshooter for Peace," the specifications it is up to you Member: FM. Dtp. In. Corp. a history and study of the ef- to find out if a five-ton roller Hofbrauhaus. Mr. Flitcroft has retired as Atlantic High- fectiveness of the United Nations PHONE 542-4600 was used for compounding the arid! assessor after 35 years' service. Here, he is con- soil before the concrete floor was jratulated by Edward G. Walder, left, committee chair- poured." nan. The former official received commendations and • • ••«•¥ upon May Be 3) "In addition, many column bases had to be excavated at gifts from local Lions Club, fire department, of which some of the sites. Heel marks le is a former chief, and citizens. were readily made showing how LIQUIDATORS poorly packed the soil is, (The 1 EW WAY FOR PO SORTING all stamps with luminescent ink 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY wort pouring of concrete is almost 90 containing the phosphor is the per cent complete and it you TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) - A result of a successful two-year don't act now there may be ex amp phosphor that could test in Dayton, Ohio. During the tra expense in breaking up the FABULOUS BARGAINS svolutionize mail sorting in post test more than 30 million letters To : floor to check the soil composi Yes, that's the difference be- surgical protection ... or are fices will be supplied to the passed through a machine which tion.)" .S. government under a con- tween the cost of comprehen- 19 and no longer covered by identified phosphorescent tagged 4) "Our team also checked act awarded to Sylvania Elec- stamps and automatically faced THURSDAY 10 A.M. sive Blue Cross and Blue Shield Blue Cross and Blue Shield the north wall in the auditorium ic Products here. and canceled them at the rate of (single person, no dependents, Family Contracts. Only $3.93 which was constructed to the roof The recent decision to print 30,00 per hour. no maternity) and "Student a month ... add "Rider J" and in an opening left in the Coverage". 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74r M0 RAIN OR SHINE Dial ' ° Copyrlght-The Red Bank Register. Inc. 1966. 74I.IH0 NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION 40c PER WEEK TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1966 7c PER COPY Civil Rights Bill Action Slated, Housing Proviso Challenge Seen WASHINGTON (AP) - House lion to knock out the whole sec- or a $10,000 fine, for anyone to eral police power on state and changes, would make it a federal wssage of a broad new civil tion of the bill would have a cross a state line with the intent local jurisdictions. He said there crime to use force or threats •ights bill is expected today but >ood chance of carrying. of encouraging, inciting or taking is no evidence local authorities against Negroes exercising legal- final challenge still remains to The House wrote a major part in a riot. have failed to enforce their own ly protected rights in a lawful :s key open housing provision. change into the bill yesterday Cramer and many other speak- laws against rioting, looting and manner, or against civil rights Voting should begin late in the when it adopted an amendment ers said the rash of racial vio- burning. workers to help them exercise ay after the House completes by Rep. William C. Cramer, R- lence in some northern cities in The amendment was added to those rights. ts section-by-section considera- Fla., aimed at preventing outside recent weeks calls for a federal a provision aimed at bringing the Other sections of the bill, ap- ion of the measure. agitators from inciting racial law to protect citizens against federal government into crimes proved previously, are intended IAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, as envisioned above by architect, is ex- It wrapped up the next-to-last riots. such violence. of violence against Negroes and to prevent discrimination in the pacted to be completed in Holmdsl by September, 1968, with groundbreaking set me last night, writing a federal The amendment, shouted Rep. James C. Corman, D- civil rights workers when selection of state and federal ju- for March 15, 1967. inti-riot law into it, and leaving through with little dissent, would Calif., one of the few who spoke states fail to prosecute anyone. rors and to authorize federal civil jnly two relatively noncontrover- make it a federal crime, punish- against it, said it would mark a The provision, tentatively ap- injunctions to protect Negroes' sial provisions to be disposed of able by up to five years in jail severe encroachment by the fed- proved without further significant rights. oday. All actions taken by the House Biologist Says It's the Season Bayshore Hospital Seen during the 12 days it has been working on the bill are subjec to separate roll call votes jus before final passage. Breaking Ground in '67Opponents are believed ready to press a final attempt to de- Sighting of Sharks Is Normal MATAWAN — Ground will be be used to pay off the bonds nor hospital on a 15-acre site on feat the housing provision by broken by March 15 for the pro- will they be included in the Beers St., Holmdel. The land asking for a roll call on an Shark sightings in the Bayshore and rivers as far as salt water inches. It is gray-brown above, Shark sightings in the Bayshore posed' Bayshore Community county debt. was purchased at a cost of nearly mendment exempting individua over the past weekend should no penetrates during the summer grayish white below, and, in some started when Union Beach po- Hospital, it was predicted here Answering queries from news- $80,000. homeowners from the proposed be considered rare occurrences, months, particularly in August specimens, dark spots cover the lice reported one of two sharks yesterday. men, the official went on to ex- Medical, surgical, obstetrical ban against racial discrimination but rather the norm for this and part of September. posterior section of the trunk. came as far inland as the mouth Speaking at a Buttonwood plain that if revenue from the pediatric, emergency, out-patient in housing. time of year, according to Jack The adult female sandbar, the The dusky can be distinguished of East Creek. It was pulled out Manor press conference, attended hospital is insufficient to pay off diagnostic and treatment facili- The amendment, which House Casey, shark research biologist at most common large shark re- from the sandbar by the size and of the water by its tail, by a sum- by county officials and the hospi- the bonds the worst that would ties are planned. leaders consider vital to final ap- Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory. ported to prowl New York-New position of its first dorsal fin and mer resident, pulled into a boat, tal Board of Trustees, board happen is that the bond holders Escalation proval of the measure, was Mr. Casey says it is common Jersey coastal waters, enters bay its color, lead gray, bluish, or killed and thrown back in. President D. Louis Tonti, said would establish their own board A non-profit hospital, its origi- adopted by a one-vote margin practice for the sand, sandbar, areas to give birth to her young. copper on the top side and white Shark warnings were later is- $2 million in tax-free bonds will of trustees to administer the nal cost was estimated at $2,240,- 180 to 179. If it should be de and dusky sharks, all inshore Marine scientists believe, how- below, It attains a maximum sued in Keypoirti , Keansburg, Cliff- be sold before the end of the year plant. 000 with completion " expected feated on a roll call, a final mo- species, to frequent local bays ever, that the male sandbar prob- size of II feet, eight inches. wood Beach, Leonardo and East to complete financing of the facil- He conditioned this statement early in 1966. The 2'^-year delay ably remains in farther offshore The sandbar and dusky feed Keansburg. Saturday bathers at ity. by stressing several times that a in arranging financing has esca waters. primarily on bottom fish, includ- Leonardo and East Keansburg In the planning and fund-rais- final economic feasibility study lated this cost to an estimated The sandbar, or brown shark, ing sea robins, skates, headfish were ordered out of the water for ing stages for several years, is to be completed in 10 weeks $3.3 million. Officials Set Tour ranges from gray to brown in and flatfish. a time. At 3 p.m. Sunday, Keans- hospital construction was pushed to ascertain that the bonding pro- Mr. Tonti said net pledges and color, with paler shades on its The sand sharks diet includes burg police reported sightings off toward a reality last month. posal is justified. contributions now total $949,380 underside and slightly darker fin flatfish, bluefish, black drum, the beach and said bathers were The Monmouth County Board of Expected Grant of which an estimated $351,000 Of Public Airports margins. Its maximum size is eels, menhaden and butterfish ordered out of the water. Freeholders agreed to accept title It was originally anticipated has been received by the trustees seven to eight feet. It can be and is reported to travel in Mr. Casey cautions against to the hospital when the bonds that federal Hill-Burton funds These funds, he added, have distinguished by its larger first schools surrounding other fish. fishermen carelessly handling, are paid. The resolution makes would be available for a major been paid or pledged by 4,479 FREEHOLD — Moiunouth County officials will make an dorsal fin. These inshore species are not spearing or otherwise provoking it possible to sell the bonds as portion of the construction cost. families, firms and industries. air tour of three publicly owned and operated, airport! In Sharp Snout reported man-eaters, though they sharks, stressing that they invite tax-free securities, making them Since determined in 1964 that the A survey recently completed Pennsylvania and Delaware next Monday. The sand shark can be Identi- have been known to attack when injury. He tells of sharks unex- more desirable to investors and hospital does not qualify for such establishes that this number con- The group of more than 75 will be guests of the Cessna fied by its sharp snout, triangular provoked, according to Mr. pectedly inflicting serious wounds providing a lower interest rate a grant, the trustees have studied stitutes 40 per cent of potentia Aircraft Co., Mooreslown, flying aboard about 17 twin engine dorsal fins, with the first fin Casey, who maintains all sharks with their sharply honed rows of than is available on the open several methods of financing the contributors and an addifiona executive-type aircraft. located more rearward. It reach should be considered potentially teeth and their razor-like bodies market. project. $750,000 can still be realized in A Cessna spokesman made the offer to members of the es a maximum size of 10 feet, five dangerous. after being pulled into boats. Mr. Tonti explained: The method to be utilized came contributions and pledges. Board of Freeholders and municipal mayors at a recent "What this means is that even- under consideration when it was A construction loan commit conference on plans of the county to develop Its own airport. tually the county itself will own learned it is being used suc- ment from a Newark bank ha: Cessna made the offer to help county officials see how es- the hospital ... cessfully to finance a Florida been dropped, the president said, tablished public air facilities can be operated. because it will be more econom- Nuss Eligible for Sergeant "These bonds will be repaid hospital. On the Itinerary will be stops at the Allentown-Bethlehem- from revenues of the hospital." With completion expected by ical to float the bonds before con Easton and the Reading Airports in Pennsylvania, and the He emphasiied that, under no September, 1966, the facility is struction begins. Amortization i Greater Wilmington Airport In Delaware. circumstances, will county funds proposed as a 106-bed general planned for a 30-year period. The air convoy will take off from Monmonth Airport, Rt. Post But He'll Have to Wait 14, Wall Township — the one.the freeholders want to acquire bbt which owner Edward I. Brown doesn't want to sell — KEYPORT — Borough Council meetings at the request of May ing and will exist on the lot as starting at i a.m., and will commence to return there at last night paved the way foi Pi Carlton H. Poling. When Chiei an office only for as long as Shrewsbury School Board 4:« p.m. Patrolman Donald R. Nuss t Huylar is unable to attend, he the agency is maintained. become a sergeant, but Mr. Nus. will designate an officer as his A report was received stating will have to compete for thi representative. that drains have been placed on position before he is appointed, A variance was granted t< the north side of Clark St. be- Names Acerra Secretary The action was taken afte Tom's Ford to operate an office tween Beers St. and Rt. 35 to BuckleyRebuffed Police Chief Leroy B. Huylar in a portable trailer in the park- raise the water table and keep SHREWSBURY - Dominic J. to go to work Saturday morning. tee, and was appointed by a cited a need for a new sergeant. ing lot of the business, on Rt. the drainage ditches clear. (Sonny) Acerra of 133 Samara The new secretary was born unanimous vote of the board. Present at the meeting was the 35, provided the trailer is placed A request was referred to the Dr. was gamed secretary of the and raised in Red Bank, grad- Also last night, the board only eligible member of the on a masonry foundation, is »"•«« deP\rtmenA. .(or, Board of Education last night. uated from Red Bank Catholic turned down the request of a By Russell In force who could be appointed painted in the same color Osborne St. through to Union St. At a salary of $6,000 he be- High School and St. Charles Col- local family, recently moved Patrolman Nuss, who has re- scheme as the main sales build- at the recommendation of the comes the board's first full-time lege in Catonsville, Md., and from New Shrewsbury, to allow ceived notification of his Civil First Aid Squad.! The squad said lecretary. moved here in 1961. He did grad- their daughter to attend Mop Service certification for ser- in a letter to council the street Mr. Acerra succeeds Lester C. uate work at St. Mary's Univer- mouth Regional High School in Fair Haven Race geancy. He has already applied would create easier access to sity, Baltimore. her senior year. for the position on the force. Warrant Out parts of the borough. Scott who is retiring Sept. 30 FAIR HAVEN - "Absence of vantage or to the advantages of Although his is the only appli- Also granted was a trailer use from his part time school board He is a vice president of Red The application was made by a Democratic candidate for may- its constituents to have a Demo- cation, council said it would not variance to Victor Csik, who will job and his position as an audi- Bank Recreation, Inc., a bowling Edward Bradford, 54 Sunnybank or in no way constitutes an en- cratic mayor in office unless he For Suspect waive the Civil Service require- use the trailer as a rental office tor for the Central Railroad of center on Newman Springs Rd. in Dr., in behalf of his daughter, dorsement of James T. Buckley, has Democratic councllmen in ment that three persons be eli- for professional offices he in- New Jersey. Mr. Scott has been this borough, and has been em- Bethany. A motion to-pay tuition r.," said Ralph A. Russell, his administration to help him gible for appointment. In Abduction tends to,build on Rt. 35, for a secretary for 18 years, and be- ployed there until now. He wilt equivalent to that charged by Democratic municipal chairman, make his efforts more effective, period not to exceed one year. fore that was a member and continue to serve part time in Red Bank High-School — about last night. A Democratic mayor sitting with Councilman Robert E. Hart- LAKEWOOD (AP)-A warram man said, "We don't want to The Board of Freeholders has president. that business, which is owned by $750 — to Monmouth Regional, He was commenting on a a totally Republican council was issued today for the arrest set any false precedents here. notified the borough it will not After naming Mr. Acerra to his his mother, he said. and allow the parents to pay the statement made Friday by Mr. would have his hands tied and of a suspect in the abduction of We have a vacancy and will now incorporate Clark St. as a county new post effective- Oct. 1, the Board member William Landis additional amount — about $250 Buckley, now a Republican coun- be almost ineffectual. If Mr. an 18-year-old service station at advertise the position." road since it is an access road board passed another motion hir- said about 24 resumqs were re- — was defeated 4-3 on the cilman, who said he interpreted Clark and Robert T. Dudley, tfce tendant. • It will mean Mr. Nuss will to the Garden State Parkway and ing him as assistant secretary to ceived by the board personnel grounds it would establish a the lack of opposition as "im- other Democratic candidate for Meanwhile, in nearby Manches- have to wait for other patrolmen because of rights-of-way and en-' work with Mr. Scott until then. committee in response to adver- precedent. plied endorsement" of his candi- council, wage the strong cam ter Township last night, police to take a Civil Service exam croachments. Mayor Poling said Ready Saturday tisements for the opening. The dacy. He also stated that he paign they plan and are elected, The board approved payment for the sergeancy. found a car that was apparently perhaps the state Highway De- field was narrowed to three, and felt he was "wonderfully sup- they will have a stronger voice Mr. Acerra, on crutches be- used in the abduction and hold- partment would share the cost they were interviewed last week, of $318 for classroom air filters ported in the last election, by in policy making than either Would Avoid Repetition cause of a leg fracture suffered up Sunday night. Some 200 po- of maintenance. In an auto accident in Florida, he said. Mr. Acerra was the for the heating system, and $400 Democrats as well as Republi- would if he ran for mayor and Council was anxious to avoid lice and volunteer firemen from told the board he would be ready recommendation of the commit-1 for window washing. cans." was elected. The Democrats a repetition of action June 13 surrounding communities joined Council voted to inform the Mr. Russell has issued a state- emphatically do not support Mr when it rescinded a resolution by bloodhounds searched the ersey Central Railroad of the dangerous condition of the old ment that says: "I am surprised Buckley's candidacy any more naming George Nadler acting pinelands area where the car that a man, who only last year than they do the candidacy of lieutenant. The appointment was freight station, between First Fuel Leak was discovered, but no trace of and Second Sts. State Council Denies ran for a three-year term as the two incumbent Republican opposed by Mr. Hartman and the missing youth was found. rarough councilman, and who councilmen they will oppose in Councilman Joseph F. McQuar- Councilman Robert J. Strang luring that campaign presented November. rie on procedural grounds. An anonymous telephone call laid a 30-day notice has been Seen Plane :o the police station led to the limself with much modesty and "Because of recent Democrat- An 18-year veteran on the ssued to Hopla Trucking, Perry Water Diversion Plan ar. humility, should suddenly cast ic gains the Republicans now force, Patrolman Nuss as of "it., to clear debris from the Police said a warrant was is- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP—The mum average of two million gal- Crash Cause aside those admirable traits and must seek candidates who are une 8, was the only man in roperty. township has won a round in its lons per day from two wells FALLS CITY, Neb. (AP) - assume such an air of impor- supposedly vote getters to run in he department who had passed iued but declined to reveal the A tax audit showed collections continuing struggle with the off Koenig La. here. The possibility of a fuel leak tance, vacate his office of bor- local elections, something they the sergeant's exam, but said iuspect's identity until he is ap- unning at 90 per cent and a Freehold Water and Utility Co. In denying the application, the that caused the ill-fated Braniff )ugh councilman and presume have not often had to do in the he was not, listed as a partial irehended. recommendation was made that An application by the water council said that evidence dis- BAC One-11 to become envel uch popularity among the bor- past. In fact, most of the Re- eligible competitor for promo- The attendant, Ronald Sandlin, nterest collected in the future company for permission to divert closed during a public hearing oped in flames prior to its lugh's Democrats. publicans now in office were ei tion to lieutenant. disappeared from the station on je done in strict accordance with May 9 showed that the area River Ave. where he was on the an additional two million gallons plunge to the ground with 38 "I opposed Councilman Buck- ther appointed to fill out unex- The police force will now be :he statutes. The report also which the company proposed to midnight-to-8 a.m. shift alone. lskcd for court reports to be of water per day has been de- passengers and a crew of four ley's election last year as Demo- pirod terms, originally, or ran represented at future council serve under the application con- cratic candidate, and feel that processed by the 10th day of each nied by the Water Policy, and was under study today. unopposed for the offices they Supply Council of the State De- sisted entirely of the township his assumption that he was sup- hold. month. partment of Conservation, be- industrial zone which is "in- Tlie plane made its fatal ported by many Democrats at Two letters of appreciation plunge late Saturday night and 'Case In Point' cause the area which would be cluded in the service area autho- that time is also unwarranted. Citizens Unit to Get were received, one for the fire all aboard perished. The weath- "A case in point is the out- served is not within the com rized for supply by the bor- My running mate, Philip Clark, company and the other for co- er was turbulent in the area and going mayor, the only mayor pany's franchise. ough . . ." who is a candidate again this jperation of a member of the Ed Slattcry, spokesman for the candidate in many years who Mayor Albert V. McCormick year, and I both were proud to x>lice force. In an application filed March Civil Aeronautics Board Inves- had Democratic opposition for Ethics Code Project complained at last night's meet- have received almost twice as Thomas Lucas expressed ap- 7, the utility company had asked tigators, said tiiere have been the mayor's past and who was MIDDLETOWN—The proposed concept of a code and for more ing of the Township Committee many votes as there were regis- reciation for assistance from for permission to divert a maxi- instances when turbulence put defeated in the I960 election. :onflict of interest and code of than a year has been pushing that the water company has been tered Democrats in the borough iremen during a recent fire at such stress on a plane that a Despite being rejected by the :thics ordinance has again been for the adoption of one, said he harassing an industrial firm last November. If Mr. Buck- r"e Cottage Inn. fuel leak was caused. voters, this same man was later lelayed — but there will be an hopes the committee will he able which is considering d township then The Eatontown police depart- ley's assumption is true, appointed by the Republicans to rdinancc. to complete its work in two Case Urges site. He stressed that in this case many Republicans must have fill the unexpired term of a ment, after using the services of The Township Committee de- months. According to a representative investigators were not saying abandoned him to vote for the mayor who resigned. Me was Detective Sgt. Frank Criscillo in ided last night to take itself off "The reputations of these men of the industry, the mayor re- such had happened, but were Democratic ticket. However, we subsequently re-elected when he incovering the source of a dis- Labor Aid the hook — as to what to put are beyond reproach," he added. ported, "The company claims not discounting that possibility. Democrats would not be so pre- ran unopposed in 19H. :ributor of obscene photos, noti- in the ordinance—and announced A number of prominent local that the proposed site is within Slattery said the 12-man inves sumptuous to assume this as 'The Republicans seem to led the Council of the success :bat a citizens' committee will residents, Democrats and Repub- Republicans its franchise area and that, there- tigating crew would spend, about fact. have a knack for leaving their f the work done by Sergeant two weeks studying the wreck- e formed to do Hie work. licans, have been seeking a code KANSAS CITY, Mo. - U. S. fore, the Freehold Water and 'Methodically Building' terms of office unfulfilled, iriscillo. age. Dr. Wylie G. Pate, former for several yeurs, and the issue Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., bid Utility Co. is the outfit to do "In the last few years the Mr. Buckley will do nfter serv- Council reported that Donald uperintendent of schools, and has been under discussion at the organized labor today to turn its business with." In Washington, experts sought Democratic party has been ng only one year of hi.s term L. Hill, Jr., Church St., has etired Major General James Township Committee level for enthusiasm towards the Republi- Township Attorney Marvin E. !o salvage information from a methodically building an active as councilman. It is interesting lassed the Civil Service exam Dreyfus. 85 I-ish Hawk Dr., will more than three years. can party. Schacfer said this same com- voice recorder installed in the organization to field good, re- :o observe that Republicans now or patrolman. w appointed to the committee to- Former Democratic Commit- plaint about water company tac- cockpit to record conversations liable candidates to oppose eel they must pass over sever Speaking at the annual conven- ight, nlong with Township At- teeman Martin V. Lawlor has tion of the United Association of tics had been brought to his at- of pilot and co-pilot. A flight the all Republican rule in the ill, experienced, devoted Repub- irney Whitney Crowoll. been among the most active per- Reset School Journeymen and Apprentice tention. recorder that kept a record of borough. We feel many tfiiins licans, who have served faithful- Mayor Ernest G. Kavalok said aons seeking the legislation. Plumbers and Pipe Fitters, here, The utility has taken legal flight million and position was have been made and will con- ly on the borough council for ie believes that "this method Mr. Hurko announced in June Board Session Sen. Case said both labor and the steps to block the township's plan burned so badly it was useless tinue to be made in the future. years and nrlw.t a relative new- fill l>e the mo;t expeditious and that the committee had nnr- KEANSBURG- Failing to raise Republican party have be«n to construct a 'vater distribution in the probe. "The Democratic Party's pres- comer whom they feel is a vote tint the governing Ixxly will get rowed the field down to two quorum by the 3 p.m. deadline Jointly at fault in the fact that system in the industrial zone. ent objective is to make n getter to run for mayor. beyond model ordinances, from other ast night the Board of Education In the past the Democratic party A hearing on Oie question is strong assault on the borough "This .speaks well for the code which will communities, one very strict, the xscheduled its special meeting has become known as the party scheduled for Friday, Mr. Radio Stolen council seats so as to gain a )cmocratic Patty's efforts to ro- rlticism since it will be formu- other very general. He predicted or Thursday night. Schacfer said. If the township LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Mary foothold in the borough govern- urn the borough to tin: two uted by distinguished citizens of labor. nt the time that a Middlctown Principal item on the agenda wins in court on Friday, the at- Green of Atlantic Avc. reported ment, and then, perhaps, when in party system of government, and m a completely non-partisan He added: stronger position, concentrate code would be adopted "s:>on " involves hour (I permission for at- "The Democratic party has torney said, it will not be neces- to police yesterday the theft of the Republicans and Mr. Muck- on the office of mayor. Icy had belter get out of their Two Months Since (hen, members of the torney William Russell to place taken njiucJi from labor. It has sary to take any further action a black radio valued at $1!) from living rooms i' they want to win Commlttceman Douglas R. governing body have been unable options on land for the proposed given back very, very little, es- on the complaint about company her home. Police said the theft "The party feels from past ex the coming election." lurke, who is a sponsor of the to oome to any agreement. junior-senior high school. pecially In mis Congress." claim!. • oocurj«d sometime Sunday night, perience that It is not to its ad- V Record Crowd, Three Wager Marks at Freehold Opening Bettors Ignore Feud By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM Association, new owner of the track. SBOA president Abbatiello FREEHOLD — The dispute between Freehold Raceway made that fact clear In this telegram to The Register: and two horse owner organizations failed to cast a shadow "It has come to our attention that certain radio stations over yesterday's opening of the 114-year-old harness racing are broadcasting without confirmation from us that the dis- plant where a crowd of 11,824, a record itself, also shattered pute between the Standardbred and Owners Association of three betting marks. N.J. and the Freehold Raceway has been settled. This is not Daily double, twin double and total handle records fell by so. No discussion has been held or is scheduled at this time. the wayside with the record opening day crowd wagering a Your co-operation in getting this news to the public is solic- total of $750,411 including a daily double pool of 182,862 and ited." twin double handle of J57.374. At the raceway, a track spokesman said "everything went Earlier In the day, raceway officials confirmed the filing serenely." He said there were 580 horses on the grounds and of a- $15 million suit in Federal Court, Trenton, against the in nearby farms, "the largest number ever for opening day." Standardbred Breedera and Owners Association and Harness The usual number, he said was about 400. Honemea International and eight officers of the organizations, Meanwhile, the record crowd appeared unconcerned with claiming they have attempted to interfere with track manage- the grievances of the two groups. Some fans, when asked about ment. the dispute, were not familiar with it. They were there to bet. The two organizations have boycotted the raceway in a feud that erupted over the size of purses and conditions at the Of the record high of $57,374 poured through the pari- track's barn area. mutuel machines in the twin double, {48,194 was returned when Sunday night, U.S. District Court Judge Arthur S. Lane two winning tickets remained on the TO combination of 1-3-6-4 Issued an injunction restraining the associations from interfer- that returned a payoff of $24,097. ing with agreements in force between the track and horsemen, Including the twin was (he eightti race victory of Afton breeders, trainers and drivers. Sam, who won the opening day feature, the Inaugural Pace, There were no demonstrations or picketing yesterday. carrying a purse of $2,500, for mutuels of $21.40, (8 and $4.20. Officers named as defendants were Anthony Abbatiello, Driving the winner, which beat out Jimmy Gene ($13 and Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association (SBOA) presi- $6) and Starbound ($3.20), was Austin Thomas, a former truck dent, Vemon Dancer, Joe Parisi, Irving Petit, John Homlish driver from Temperanceville, Va., last year's driving cham- and Jerome Some, all SBOA officers, and David Buckson and pion who got off to a good start with two other winners be- Tom Shehan, Harness Horsemen International officers. / sides Afton Sam, who came from fifth in the backstretch to The feud obviously was far from settled with the announce- win by a length and a half on a 2:05 3/5 clocking for the mile ment of the suit, filed by the Southern Maryland Agriculture pace. Thomas also scored with Miltons Boy ($6.60) in the second to complete a 7-4 daily double return of $44.40 and Frosty ($5.40) in the fifth. Earlier in the day, Thomas, not an SBOA member, had Freehold Results been elected as alternate representative for the Freehold horse- men. Howard Camden was chosen as the representative in an 1ST Race Put I Mile Tlim 1:11.3. «TH Ract, 1'aff I .Mile Tlm» f.m.3. election presided over by New Jersey State steward Edward •aw Hidt Jim cHbhd) 11.00 5.M ].»' tiandy Leo «'anid>a) B.0O 3.40 3.00 Maadaw Fteata (Labar) 7.M 5.M Vo Blalor (Tnomaa) 3.10 I.M Casey. TIME FOR A CHANGE — With baseballs rapping off bats like scatter ihot, it was time for San Francisco managsr null Over tGroaai 4.«o Early Bin ErtKa, (Jarirr) AlM-BUtm Brook, «.rrt Jay, lule Abo—gtsae Havrn. Uttl* FalU A, Herman Franks (3) to change pitchers in the fourth inning of opining gam* of doubleheader with Cincinnati la it . Ca»a. Ml* T, (Nn SrratchM). Falta Adloa, KaUiy Craln Mlkalaw. The excitement of the It-race card went down to (he • JNB lui Fact 1 .llil« nm !.«.». | JTH Jtaca Fare I MUe Time fioM. night. Relief pitcher Ron Harbel (34) has the balj in the web of hit glove as ha replaces starter Ray Sadscki. : MMaw Bur iThomai) LOO 4.4* 3.» Noaiaa FrMe (Baalim) 0.40 3.00 3.40 final event, which was won la • photo by Blue Grass over r Chm Itma (Habbart) 14.40 ISO Scottlak Muter (Borner) «.J0 ItO From left to right are catcher Tom Ha Her, third bajeman Jim Hart, second baseman Hal Laniar and shortstop • - Pan Bjrra (Tarootte) I.M Calx Abb* (Plill) 7.M Rolton Rapid, who Just missed wrapping up what would have t AIM—Dne Van, HoimtreU Sue, Alio— R.tH BeU, Vlrkjr Chlpa. Meaaow been an all-time twin double record of $48,114. lto Power, In Slrlaier Mutes Blaxe, 8a Sam, 8kia>aal« Sai Yaa. Tito Firentes. A total of seven homa rum were hit by both taimi, accounting for 12 rum. Cincinnati won opener .H Loo Aaxatet (0) . (II) ' TH Raer Far* 1 Mile Tlma 1:07.1 Alto—Envy. Sonny ctaes. Jaarjl, akrkbl abrhM . V -ka Froalr (Tawma> M0 3.W S.40 R«ral Joseph, K Li Barbleri.rl 1110 Balea.lk 4 110 . : Wrt ICai»t») 11.4* r — Wlll»,i> S 1 I 0 CHne,ph 1110 ' : lai Water (Marrlaer) : TWIN DOUBLE 1-J4-4 PAID IM.MT.H W.IHvK.or S 1 3 1 M. Jonea.ef 9 3 4 3 . ->>aa—Imaa Gal, Hernia War. Mattln TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1966 Boaeboro,o Sill Aaron.rl 4 110 • M-' •1 frhvre.Jh 5 13 1 flel««r,prflel«« I1M N.OIIvrr.lh 0 0 0 0 Ct.iCarty.irr 4 111 eaiiedyjb 10 0 0 4 111 Meakr,3b 4 » 1 11 'v'lton.ph 0 0 0 0 Woodw'd.n nil The Los Angeles Dodgers, who The idle Pirates moved into the Ron Fairly's two-run homer, OUUam.Sb K.j'hnioa,p I • 0 » Pirates Lead Sutton.p lost, dropped from first to third; ead by three percentage points Mlller.p IOOO Abcrnathy.p 0 • 0 a his second homer of the game, Staart.ph Carroll.p lltl the San Francisco Giants, who over the Giants while the Dodg- pulled the Dodgers into the 6-', j Shortage of \L. .300 Hitters—trewer.p 1000 M«n,MU p 1« Parker.ph Rllchle.p 0 0 0 a split a doubleheader, moved ers fell one-half game back. tie in the eighth. •maa,p 1000 Mekn>,p Hot from third to second and the Denis Menke's run-scoring Willie McCovey slammed hi. .p 10o 0t 0 Pittsburgh Pirates wh« didn't Perr'otkl.p « • « 0 single climaxed a four-run rally second home run of the evenir.;. 410 13 8 37 10 1711)play, Jumped from second to in the ninth inning that vaulted in the seventh inning of the sec- l.oa Amelrs 8S0 l«0 113— 0 first. the Braves to victory over Lbs ond game, sparking the Giant jlTotal if Th^e Equals Record Atlanta. tla 009 (M14—10 Angeles. to a split of their doublehead: E— SI. Jonea. 2; Torre, L. Johnaon. Those were the latest details : NEW YORK (AP) - It's a Frank Robinson dropped four points to .343 with six hits in 13 are deadlocked for third at .325 DP— I.oa Amelea. 3. LOB—Lou in the torrid National League The loss for the Dodgers came with Cincinnati. 1: Atlanta. 8. IB— w. Davli, 1: M. after they scored three runs in McCovey's 23d homer, off Ja' • good thing for the American points and Kaiine lost 10. Robin- attempts. followed by Willie Stargell of the Jnnmt Fairly, i>fehvre, Roiebora. HR pennant race last night after —Fairly ,1, (81, Lrletivre (11), 91. the top of the ninth. Baldschum with one out in t' : League that Baltimore obtained son turned in a 6-for-24 perfor- Roberto Clement* of the Pi- Pirates, .322. The figures do not Jonea (14). S—K. John Atlanta edged Los Angeles 10-9 seventh, snapped a 5-5 tie. V • big Frank Robinson from the mance while Kaline managed rates, the defending champion, include yesterday's games. IP H R IR BB SOand San Francisco split with Ty Cline ignited the Braves' •Cincinnati Reds last winter. only three safeties in 20 at bats. advanced two places to second. Orlando Cepeda of St. Louis, saiion ._—^...:.m Cincinnati, winning the second winning rally when he singled Covey added his fourth hit 5 The AL is certainly in the red Matty Alou of Pittsburgh re- He climbed one point to .329 last week's leader, slumped 22 Miller — , lii o o o game 7-5 after dropping the and continued to third on Lou the game, a single, in the ni; " ten -.'...Z....-..3 too Johnson's two-base error. Mack and scored the Giant's last r . as tar as .300 hitters are con- gained the National League with 10 hits in 29 trips. Felipe points and fell to sixth place at 3 3 3 opener 10-6. lead. He boosted his average five Alou and Rico Carty of Atlanta .317. He had four hits in 33 times rerranoald L, 44 0 3 1 1 Jones singled in Cline, went to Willie Mays' 531st. care cerned. « K. Johnaon Stt a 4' 4 at bat. Abrrnalhy ^. Vi second on Phil Regan's wild home run was one of four he Only two in addition to Robin- Carroll 1 0 0 0 pitch, advanced to third as Fe- ers for the Giants in the gair < son are in tho .300 class and the Atlanta's Hank Aaron contin- Bltchla H < 3 I Mlekro W. 3-3 Vt 0 0 0 lipe Alou beat out an infield The Reds stormed from behi way even the top three are going ues to lead the NL in homers HP—Regan. FB—Roaeboro. T-3:M, single and scored on Joe Torre's i the first game, scoring fi there's liable to be a reduction Baseball Leaders A-18,941. with 31 and runs batted in, 85. single in front of the plate. times on four hits and a & in the number when the final Aaaedale* Fn» AMERICAN LEAGUE Frank Robinson is the AL'j home (FIRST) Ricy" Carty then singled off Francisco error in the fifth i; returns are in. Leadlni aatamea, baaed on 150 al ball O AB R H Pel. Fruclae* (I) I Cincinnati (10) (No* bwtaalna yeateraay'a game) Oliva,. Mia 100 413 00 130 .311 run leader with 33 while Brooks abrbbll abrhbl Ron Perranoski for the third run ning. s The major league record for NATIONAL LEAGUE F. Rahlaam, Bl IM 307 M 111 .515 Fuentrl.ia 5 0 10 llarprr.rl 9 0 10 of the inning, and Menke fol- In American League action, O AB R H Fct. KaHiK, Det It HI II IN .310 Robinson heads the RBI list with Gabr'la'n.ll 3 111 Roae.th 4110 fewest .300 batsmen is three. It Aba. fa* OS 310 11 IM .343 B. Babtnan. Bl 110 440 73 131 .308 D'v'np't,3b 10 0 0 4 t 1 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE lowed with the sixth hit of the Detroit trimmed Washington, 5- Clmtttr, Pak 103 410 W UI .310 MS wai set by the AL in 1905 and Valentine, Waa 107 971 M Maya.cf 11 3 1 D.J'non.U 4 3 3 0 W LPct. G.B. inning, a single that drove in 3, on Willie Horton's two-run Aim. All 111 480 SO IM Berry. Cal 08 tS4 M . S3 .lot 83 M'C'ver.lb dill Prrn.lb 1113 equalled last season, 60 years Cartr, All 100 3M 40 100 Relekardl. Cal 88 311 48 01 .11si0 HarUk dill SnarmkytK 1111 Pittsburgh M 4* .581 - pinch runner Gary Geiger from single in the 12th inning; unbeat- Mart ell, Fib .... 01 341 17 110 .311 FaweO, Bal ...... 104 301 01 1*5 .MS HallFr.s 3 110 SlmMion.cf 4 110 second. en rookie Jim Nash won his later, when Minnesota's Tony Ctpsea, S4L 01 310 4S 101 .311 Hoitoa, Det OS 311 48 M .188 Vlrjll.o 10 0 0 rardenaa.ia 4 113 San Francisco « 48 .571 - Morraa, Htn .11 103 34 M .310 Wagaer, Cla .... W 340 S3 07 Mi *. Aloo.ri 3 0 0 0 Coker.ll 30 1 0 sixth game, pitching a seven-hit- Oliva won the crown with a .321 Helma, Cln ...... M 348 40 100 .31) Flag to Reds Lanler.tk 4 0 11 30 10 Us Angeles O 4* .578 V, The Dodgers, who came back Home Raw DavMaon.n 100 0 average. Carl Yastrzemski of Santo, Chi __..ltj 300 03 IIS .311 Maloaelr.p Philadelphia W it -Ml *\ from a 5-0 deficit, broke a ter in Kansas City's 8-1 victory .310 MIDDLETOWN - The 1000 Boston was second with .312 Allen, Pal - Mm n its P. RaMnaea. Baltimore. 33: FepMone, Edmrda,e tie in the top of the ninth when over Minnesota; and George .310 »w Vork. 19; Powell, Baltimore. 141 Reds have been officially named Fetrn'n.pk 0 0 0 0 '•••st Louis 57 U .518 7 while Vic DavUillo of Cleveland Ro.eb.ro, LA ... 01 Ml 31 81 Calavlto. Cleveland, 14; WaltneM, Cleva. «aa»,pr 0 0 0 0 John Roseboro doubled home Scott's two-run homer In the Uad, SI; KlOebreir, Mlnaeaota, tl. champions of the National Cincinnati 57 55 Ml « tot in under the wire at .301. Home Raaa PrMdy.n 0 0 0 0 two runs and scored on Torre's sixth gave Boston a 3-1 decision Aaron. Atlaala, 31: Torre, Run Batted In vision in the Middletown VFW DMl.pk 10 0 0 Atlanta 51 51 .4*8 1« Oliva leads again this year with ti: Saato, Chlcain, U; AU«i, PMlaael- R. Roblaaon, BaHimore, S3: Powell, error. over Cleveland. Dkla, it; Man. San Franelaee, U. •atUmorr, 81; F. Roblaasn, Baltimore, Teener League and will now meet 30 0 11 0 3110 14 0New York <» tl .445 IS .322 followed by Frank Robinson II; Hortoa. Detroit, 01; Klllebrew, Rana Batted In St. Mary's, American Division San Franelaeo IN 311 01— «Houston' 4t II .44$ IS .315 and Al Kaline, Detroit. .310. tana, Atlanta. Itt Clemeate, Fttta- Mlnaeaata, 04. ClntlnaaU 010 US 0t»—10 barik, 71; Stariell, ntUbargk, 73; Tor- Flicking champs, Sunday at- 2 p.m. on E-Cokrr, Faentea. DP—San rrandr Chicago » 71 W IT) .The No. 4 batter is Brooks Rob- re. Albania. It: mute. Palladelpal*. MeNally. Baltimore, 11-3, .180; San-Trenskie Field. ea. l: Cincinnati. 1. LnB-San Fran, Yesterday's Results 'inson of the Orioles, .298. 71| Maya, San Fraaclaea, B. lord, CalKorala. 11-4. .133; Watt, Haiti- elaeo, 01 Ctarlanatl. J. IB—D. Jakuaa, Pllchlni more, 8-3. ,711s Palmer, IM, ~ The Reds posted a 12-2-2 record Lanler. Snamakr, HaUer. Kate, raeatea. Cincinnati lt-S, San Francisco (-7 '- Oliva fell six points in last (10 IX-cl.lon.) Boawell. MlnmoaU. IM, .700. — "^aya (t0>. MeCavey (tl). ~ Began. Laa Angelea, 10-1. .OH; Perry, to win their title. This is the Vurt Atlanta », Loa Angeles I Set Hearing ;week's games, however, collect- mtt i.annrrMin ttp> isrnenaa uvr, nan San Fnueleee, 11-1, .MS; Marieaal, San second title for the Reds, man- ing only seven bits ia 30 at- FranOaro, 11-4, .SIOi Hoanu, Lot An- Johnny's Form Wins IS). Hflmi (I). 8»r£ar4«aM, Funlea. Only games icheduled. gtlea. 114, .1*3) Maloawy, ChKIaaall. aged by Harold Haskeli and Jo- 'tempts. U-4. .133. Atlantic City's' Opener IP W R BR BB BO Today's Games seph Yesenko. SadN-kl 3 S 1 I New York, Rlbant (7-4) at ATLANTIC CITY - Johnny's The Reds' starting nine is com- Rerbel L, 4-4 • .1 4 S I Prlddy _...J t « I Pittsburgh, Fryman (M), night Form scored by four lengths in prised of Don Andrews, Ken Hall- Mahaer Tl, 11 I ....5 10 0 S Houston, Giustl (114) at Chica- For Cassius 4 10 0 the feature on opening day al gring, Jim Vosfc, Earl Jordan, Davldeon go, Ellsworth (5-17) LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The syndicate recently con- T-l:34. Atlantic City Race Track yester- Keith Hasekell, Jack Mayer, Phil Los Armeies, Koufax (18-5) at Heavyweight champion Cassius firmed Clay's announcement that day. Dobbin, Ralph Snow and Bob (SECOND) Clay, accompanied by an at- Ran Fraaclaea (1) I ClaclnaaU (I. Atlanta, Lemaster (M), night their contract will not be renewed Jockey Don Brumfield, riding Yesenko. Others on the squad ab r k bl I ab r b M San Francisco, Bolin (M) at torney experienced in handling when it expires in October. the winner, didn't make his move are Jim Gill, Bob Morford, Dick rifiiHji t I I Hmmr.rl 4 0 0 t> Cincinnati, Pappas (M), night conscientious objector cases, is Grauman, who will be acting until the top of the stretch, then Morford, Scott Spratford and nab-tla'n.lHayi.cl l 4S 01 01 0 Helnu,3b tilt scheduled to return here Aug. 23 for the Justice Department's con- MT'vey.lb 4 3 4 1 n.J'tinann.ll 4 0 13 Philadelphia, Bunning (11-7) at pulled out and won it going away. Mike McCauley. Perei.lb 4 0 10 for another hearing on his draft Rart.3b 4 111 St. Louis, Jaster (1-3), night scientious objector section, said The time for the seven furlongs Raller.e N'ttenbarl.n 0 0 0 » 1. Akia.rf 4*11 Hmi»on,rr 10 0 1 status. the hearing will be the first of was 1:23 1-5. Teetotaler was sec Sell Fasti The Daily Register nrown.rf 10 00 •namaky.rt III! The Justice Department said its kind he has ever held. •.aalrr.lh 4011 Cardrnal.aa 3 0 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE ond and Can He Run third. Classified. nibbon.p III! fAker.e Slid yesterday the session will be con- "There will be an open hear- 1000 Plnaon,ph 10 0 1) W L Pet. G.B 0 0 0 1) ducted by Lawrence Grauman, ing, only if Mr. Clay requests Hrnrr.p 0000 Kilwardi.o Baltimore 71 II .145 - Llniy.p r.nia.p 000 0 a retired circuit judge in Clay's it," said Grauman. Nmhall.p 0 0 0 0 Detroit M H .545 II (I 1 0 « hometown. ranpaa.ph Cleveland 51 51 .5)1 11^ Clay's draft troubles started Raldarhan.p X 1 Clay will be represented by Feb. 17 when his local board Rdli.lt 10 0 0 California 57 a .518 14 Hayden Covington, a New York changed his 1-Y classification to Minnesota 57 55 .501 15 401111 36 S 10 « attorney who handled hundreds 1-A. The I-Y classification is In Franelaeo 410 MM mi—1Chicago 55 55 .500 II Onflnnnll . in tM 000—> of Jehovah Witnesses cases dur- given those who fall below the 4/5 qt New York 5f II .450 211 Ti—Cokrr. Baldnrbaa, Helma. DP— ing World War II when that reli- Army's physical or mental re- Ran Franrliro, I. LOB—8ax Franrlaro, Kansas City 50 II .450 11' 0: Cincinnati, 1. IB—l.anlrr, IIMmi gious group claimed military de- quirements. Washington 51 15 .440 23 I). Jobnlan. Fern. ^B—Tardrnai. HR— ferment for its members. Mefovey (13). BB—MrCnvej. «r—Hart. Boston 48 17 .417 25| Clay failed the Army test twice IP H R ER BB 80 Clay, a convert to the Black and was reclassified when the (,ll,l,,,n mi 7 5 SS 3 4 Yesterday's Results MrDanlrl W, 14 ... JH 3 0 00 14 Boston 3, Cleveland 1 Muslim sect, spent 20 minutes test standard was lowered. Why do knowledgeable Mrnry « 0 0 before his local board March 17, His original request for defer- l.lniy 0 0 Detroit 5, Washington 3, 12 In- P.UI> ...Vi 7 S J nings arguing thai his beliefs entitled ment was denied tentatively by o people stay with Imperial? Naihall 0 0 ...l» Kansas City 6, Minnesota 1 him to the 1-0 classification as an the Kentucky Selective Service* See new, exciting places on your Raldarhim I., 1 objector. Notlrhart 1 Appeals Board, which then sent HBP—By Noihnll (MrC'ovry)3 . WF-- Only games, scheduled. ftlnbftn, f. T—3:M. A—31.MI. Tonight's Games "No one from the sponsoring file to the Justice Department for Someday, someone may vacation with an HFC Traveloan Minnesota, Merrill (2-10) at Rroup plans to attend the new review. Knnpers' Home Debut California, Lopez (4-10), night hearing," said Gordon Davidson, Graumiin's recommendation- 0 make a better whiskey. attorney for the syndicate which Cook MONTHLY PAYMENT HANI See that you take your Chicago, Peters (8-8) at Kan- will be forwarded to the Justice NEW YORK (AP) — The New has guided Clay's professional As of today, nobody has. rea«ai 11 i: 0 deserved vacation with sas City, Krauise (M), night Department, which will make an- U York Rangers will play their career. "We have nothing to do nn HFC Traveloan. Detroit, Wilson (ll-t) at Wash- other recommendation to ttr first home game of the 1966-67 with his draft problems. I under- I 6-97 S9.75 (18.15 It'll cover everything ington, Kreutier (0-1), night Kentucky appeals board. lit* season nfialnst Chicago on Oct, stand »ll this will be handled by 2H 13.93 19.50 36.31 from luggage to 19, the National Hockey League Baltimore, Palmer (114) at This recommendation, how- 516,77 20.90 29.25 54.46 lodging. Then, later, Mr. Covinglon." ever, will not be binding. 444 21.94 27.47 38.59 72.14 team announced yesterday in re- New York, Peterson (8-7), night sot 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 you repay HFC leasing its schedule of Madison Cleveland, Hargan (7-1) at Boa- conveniently. Square Garden games. ton, Bennett 1-1), night j ikmp < AtK about cradlt ni>ft.m>mlmmtJH of 1%fir me*!*en Ufa insurance on loans at group rates world's la IA1SSIOH Louisville Slugger' HOUSEHOLD FI specialists •Auh.graalr.-d MotWI" lolloanfcttaclwa'l bj]O7iho(» ONE DAY SERVICE BASEBALL BAT cootttacaott IATONTOWN BUDGE!TERMS with «•• turtlwu •» Rf. 35, Monmoulh Shopping Ctmtor Phono: Liberty 2.1340 MIDDUTOWH AAMCO •„,«£., Mlddlotown Shopping Center 1107 Highway 35-0Shorn* 1-1400 It! I. NewM Ofxa • torn. SSr l • Nifc—7T TTTE DAFLY BECI.STER Tuesday, August 9, 1966—11 Eatontoivn Gains Ron Zuback Boosts Speed As Roweti Stars Record for Jersey Skiffs NEW SHREWSBURY - Eaton- second for the final out of the town gained the final playoff inning. CHESTERTOWN, Md.—Ronnie 1 2/3-mile course) to break the end efforts gave Zuback a total berth in the Southern Division of Eatontown broke the game Zuback of Morgan, eyes one thing record of 60.893 m.p.h. that he of four efforts better than the the Ed Carleton Memorial Base- wiien racing his Jersey Speed record listed in the American open quickly with four runs in set at the National Sweepstakes ball League yesterday by blank- the first inning on a walk to Joel Skiff — records. Power Boat Association annual. ing Ocean Township, 6-0, behind Menzzopane and singles by Rick And set 'a record he did Satur- Regatta in Red Bank July 24. Sunday, Zuback turned over the the no-hit pitching of Mike Ro- Pirozzi and Bob Stanton that day al the Cluster River Power In the second heat, Zuback's driving chores to a 145-cubic inch wett. \ loaded the bases, a throwing er- Boat Regatta here. speed was 60.110 which also bet- hydroplane driver, Bill Block of Both teams had completed the ror that allowed two runs to Zuback, racing against two tered the listed record of 59.172 Ocean City, and Block, not regular season tied for fourth cross the plate and a single by other boats, sped to an average by Joe Julian of Atlantic High- thumping the gas as hard as place, each with 12 points, forc- Jim Hicks that drove in the speed of 61.475 miles per hour lands at Red Bank's National Zuback did the previous day, ing yesterday's contest. other pair. over five miles (three laps of a Sweepstakes in 1964. The week- placed third behind Bob Hols- Eatontown now meets regular In the next frame, Eatontown claw of Eatontown and Bob •eason champion Freehold tomor- closed the scoring on a walk, Grodeska, Locust. Holsclaw had row at the latter's field in the a forced play, a pair of fielding Suspend Cops on Arrest intshed secoad on Saturday with initial playoff tilt for either club. errors and Rowett's single. jrodeska third. Third place Lakewood visits sec- Yesterday's Result! Other inboard racers to per- ond place Neptune today in an- Eatontown I, Ocean Twp. • Case of Mrs. Hank Aaron form well were Jack Van De- other playoff tilt. The two win- man, Jr., Oceanport, 48 hydro FINAL STANDINGS ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlan- parking lot for players. She goes ners will meet Friday to decide •Freehold „ 12 24 ta Polic? Department suspended to court Aug. 16. victor on Sunday; Perry Walter, Rumson, third on Saturday and the divisional playoff champion, Neptune _r...ll 22 three officers yesterday pend- The Negro baseball star said who will meet Northern Division second Sunday in the 280 hydro Lakewood .. 18 ing investigation of a dispute yesterday his wife's attorney titlist Atlantic Highlands Sunday class; Mrs. Jack (Lorraine) EMOntown.. 14 over the arrest of Mrs. Henry would object at her trial to what in the first of a best-two-out-of Aaron, wife of tlie Atlanta Powell, Oceanport, who placed Ocean Twp 12 POETRY IN MOTION — Los Angeles third bai.man he termed "incompetents on the three series. Braves' home run slugger. police force." Mrs. Aaron hird in the 44 hydro class Satur- Twin Boroi 11 day in her racing debut, and Despite allowing not a hit, Ro- John Kennedy, Hank Aaron of +h» Atlanta Braves (44) Barbara Aaron was charged claimed a policeman pulled his Aabury Park Harrison Boggs, Keyport, the 266 wett had some control problems, •nd umpire Harry Wendelstedt form a statuary group as with "disorderly conduct-curs- gun wheji he stopped her. Police Long Branch hydro runner-up Sunday. bluing seven walks. The fourth "Regular Season Champion Aaron slides in safely during first inning of last night's ing" and failure to obey an offi- said Patrolman L.W. Bedgood inning was the only time Rowett cer's signal after an incident placed his hand on his revolver Bob Letwenski, Union Beach, Eaiaatewn (I) | Octal Twp. (•) game at Atlanta. (AP Wirephoto) wag in real trouble as he loaded AB R H | AB R H July 30 at the Atlanta Stadium but did not draw it. was third among the Ski Racing Plrozzl.ii 2 111 Llpltz,3r> 10 0 Runabouts Saturday before his tile bases on three walks. H'zz'ne.lb 2 3 11 Llpp>t'ne,2b 1 0 Acting Chief Greg Beerman Itantniub 1 1 I Anton,m 0 0 ( Chrysler engine developed prob- He walked George Lippstone Rowettp 1 11 Kroof.cr o o said Bedgood was suspended •nd Steve Anton to start the in- Conklln.ef 0 0 I Low'stlne.e o o lems Sunday. Tinko.lf 1 0 | Hecker.lb o o pending "a thorough and com- Two other area drivers had ning. Rowett then fanned Ken Hlckl,3b 0 1 HlaUiy.lf o o plete investigation," Also sus- Aihton.rt 0 0 1 Hulchlntin.rf 1 Giants Cut Tackle Pair; problems. Frank Hawk of Red Kroog and got Tom Lowenstine 0 0 0 0 I Vecchione.o 3 0 0 ended were Detective Lt. C. J to fly out to right field with the Fope.ph Bank flipped his 145 hydro Satur- Al«orottl,r( 0 0 0 1 trickland, in charge of the sta runners holding. Rowett followed Flet.c 3 0 01 day and it sank. Jack Powell, lium police, and Lt. B. F. Rains, Little Silver, suffered a smashed that by walking Mark Hecker, 2< 11 0 0 but Bill Hlatky forced Hecker at Eatontown -.420 00O-« Yearby in Jets' Camp eneral police supervisor at the sponson Sunday in his 44 hydro -...000 000—0 Ocean Twp. ladium. He said the three were and the boat sank. Both were ASSOCIATED PRESS he New York Giants. He stands covered a major offensive flaw iot charged. recovered. FAIRFIELD, Conn. - The S-foot-3 and weighs 248. — inability of the quarterback New York Giants released two to spot open receivers. Records Broken offensive tackles yesterday, cut- COLT TAKES BWDE "We had men open all after- ing their National Football WESTMINSTER, Md! - Bob noon against the New York Sears will install a League squad to SO. Lurtsema, a rookie with the Giants last Saturday," Austin Released were Lucian Veneii- Baltimore Colts, was married at said. The Steelers lost, 16-14. In Lake Races ano of C. W. Post and Bob Meek- 8:30 a.m. yesterday in Balti- sealed beam headlight Bill Nelsen and Tommy Wade LONG BRANCH - Records The following day, runners will er of Notre Dame, Both were lore. shared quarterback duties, Nel- were broken in both events in compete in a two-man 10,000- signed as free agents. During the afternoon he prac- sen playing the first half and for as little as the weekly series of 5,000-meter meter relay event at Takanassee Three rookies who played in ticed with the National Football Wade the second half. running and walking races Lake. No walking event will be the All-Star game at Chicago last League club. around Takanassee Lake last held because of the previous Friday night reported. They are Last night he was subject to "Nelsen and Wade failed to Why Pay More? night. day's AAU championship race. offensive tackles Don Davis and the team's 11 p.m. bedcheck at see them," Austin said, adding that phase of the game would Bob Boglione of Belleville and SUMMARIES Francis Peay and offensive guard the Colts' training camp at West' SiNO-mrter run Charley Harper. Peay of Mis- be stressed at the National Foot- Automotive Center the Indian Track Club finished ern Maryland College. (Handicap* !• parentheili) souri was the Giants No. 1 draft ball League club's training camp 13th among a field of 33 runners Lurtsema married the former 1500 Highway 35 1. Dom Camera, Blnltton AA, 18:01 choice. in the handicap event, but <*:»>; 1. Bob Bailey. Khore AC, l«:07 Aloise Ann Samson of Detroit, ; 3. Kevin Mrl.orty, Blnftlon whom he met while both at- shattered his old course mark of AA, ll:li (3:30); 4. Ben Rtrao»». Torn. River, 18:« (3:00); !>. Run Talnlor, YEARBY WORKOUT tended Western Michigan Col-! 16:30 with a 16:21 effort. Dom •Mutton AA, 17:18 (1:30); 6. Terry PEEKSKILL, N.Y. - Bill lege. Camera, Bluffton AA (Brick Spare, Brielle, 18:48 <3:IM>: 7. Joe Doherly, Shore AC, 18:0« (3:00): ». Dr. Yearby, the No. 1 draft pick of "I was supposed to get mar-|| Your safety is our business at Township) was first across the Gwrte Sheerwi, Ontral Jeitey TC, 11:38 (3:30): >. Keith Enile, Blafllon the New York Jets, worked both ried Saturday," Lurtsema ex- line in 18:02 with a 2^-minute AA, I9:1J (3:00): 10. Ron Tain offense and defense with the plained, "but there was a mixup|| handicap. Boglione ran with no Blsftton AA, 10:111; (3:00). 8,000-meter walR American Football League team. in the license." handicap,« I. Ron Kulllt. Belleville. 55:35 SAIL, IRON UE6& Yearby, a defensive tackle at (scratch); t. Elliott Denman, West Ron Kulik, also off from Lone Branch, 38:47 (3:00); 3. Shaul OTATION....HB HM3559 the University of Michigan, POWELL, DANIELS SIGN scratch, erased his own record Udany, X.V. Pioneer Clob, M:St POMS OP WHICH 321 started yesterday's drills at that SANTA ROSA, Calif. - Offen-ll 11:00)! 4. Don Jensen, Shore AC, 30:SB of 25:51 in placing first in the 14:30); 3. (irei Dlebold, Shore AC, WON* 15,200,000 |M position. Later the 6-3, 235- sive end Art Powell and halfback I Joe Meehan, Shore Timtone pounder shifted to the offensive Clem Daniels ended their holdout I walk with a time of 25:35. Elliott AC, 30:34 (3:30); 7. Bob Carlson, Shore PVKSB MONEY I Denman, West Long Branch, was AC, 30:11 14:00). tkt ftilil » U* ft«lw line and then to pass catching and signed contracts with the I second in 28:47 with a three- The Jets originally drafted the Oakland Raiders of the Ameri-|| Open 21-year-old native of Birming- can Football League. Fast minute handicap. Seven runners Evenings competed. ham, Ala., as a tight end. No details of the contracts II BRAKE Keino Whips Clarke were announced. They had | ["Same Day" See store COLT A LION asked $50,000 a year, no-cut con- Next Sunday, Long Branch will BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich.- tracts for a period of three || hours host the national AAU 40-kilo- Service below In Three-Mile Run Rookie tight end John McGuire years. RELINE meter (24.8-mile) championship was acquired by the Detroi through the streets of the city. KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) - the pace in the early going, be- Lions from the Baltimore Colts ANOTHER SKIN LOST Take your choice of 3 grades of* The event will start at city hall Kipchonge Keino whipped Ron gan making a move with 50 yards in exchange {of a future draft CARLISLE, Pa. - The Wash-|| •nd end at Takanassee Lake. El- Clarke in the three-mile run last to go, burst into the lead 15 yards choice. ington Redskins lost their sec- FIRESTONE BONDED BRAKE LININGS liott Denman, 28 North Locust night — the second time in three out and fought off the closely McGuire, 23, was the Colts' ond defensive halfback tor an|| Ave., West Long Branch, is in days a Kenyan had upset the bunched crew of Kiprugut, Kerr No. 5 draft choice a year ago. indefinite period when safety- GOOD BETTER BEST charge of entries. veteran Australian — while out- and Crothers. He had been drafted while a man Lonnie Sanders suffered all sider Noel Cough won the half- In other night events on junior at Syracuse. severe back sprain during a pass I mile run in the British Empire track program, Les Mills of New Ron Kramer, one of the lions defense drill. Tennis Title Games. Zealand won the discus at 184-4, regular tight ends, will be out Sanders, the regular right cor-1 Keino, the world record holder Ken Roche of Australia took the of action for two more games nerback the last three years, at 3,000 meters, was rimed in 440-yard hurdles in 51 seconds because of a broken bone in thewas working in place of Jim I To Red Bank 12:57.4 flat for the three-miles, flat, Mrs. Judith Pollock of Aus-back of his hand. Jim Gibbons, Steffen. RED BANK - Red Bank de- feature and final event of the tralia won the women's 440 in another tight end, has been both' Steffjen suffered a collapsed II feated Navesink Country Club long Monday night program. The :54.1 and Diane Burge of Aus-ered by a knee injury. lung and four broken ribs in the [ last week to win its third straight time was a games record. The tralia won the women's 100 ir exhibition game against the Bal- championship In the three-year 29-year-old Glarke, holder of a : 10.6. KIROUAC TRADED timore Colts last Wednesdayl GUARANTEED GUARANTEED GUARANTEED history of the Jersey Shore Ten- flock of world records, was The long jump was delayec BALTIMORE — The Baltimore night. He is in Doctors Hospi- nis League. second. because of a long-drawn contro- Colts announced the trade of of- tal and is expected to be out for || 10,000 MILES 20,000 MILES 30,000 MILES versy over the -runway. Ljnrk fensive tackle Lou Kirouac to six weeks. Red Bank completed the season Only Saturday, Clarke had been or one year . or two years or three years Davies of Britain, the 1964 Olym- the Atlanta Falcons for an undis- with 30 points, two ahead of upset by unknown Kenyan Naftali INSTALLED EXCHANGE pic champion, led a walk-out of closed draft choice. STEELER FLAW second place Deal. Hollywood Temu in the six-mile run. Above prices for Ford, Dodge, Chevrolet, Plymouth and competitors, who refused to jump Kirouac, from Boston College, KINGSTON, R.I. - Coach Bill|| Golf Club was third with 20 In the half mile, Cough, an off the runway they called lumpy joined the National Football Austin Mid the Pittsburgh Steel- American Compacts. Other models slightly highfit points, followed in order by Fort Australian, timed his kick to per-and rough. League club two years ago from ers' first pre-season game un-l Mornnouth Officer's Club (15) GUARANTEED QUALITY fection, swept up from out of NO W< inanntoa our tai« idinio* xnk» tor fltt Take and Navesink (7). the pack and scored an upset vic- ifwdfied snmiber of xnllw or ytum from date of Members of the Red Bank team tory over three of the world's top fcuMIitloa, whicbnK oocx* intt .Adjratmab Months MONEY unmttdcp xoDcufl lodlmBd GO TTJOW ^ "y^^ •re Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Robert runners. ttiJajtat Gorsuch, Mrs. Charles Daly, Favor New Orleans Cough was timed in 1:46.9, a DOWN to Pay Mrs. Henry Sandlass, Mrs. Frank game's record that wiped out the Love, Mrs. Fred Simon and play- old mark of 1:47.6 by Peter ing substitute Mrs. Robert Beat- Snell. on. Cough, a relative unknown, For AFL Expansion Deal's team was comprised of beat out three of the world's top WITH THIS COUPON Mrs. Kenneth Husney, Mrs. Benmiddle distance men in copping NEW YORK (AP - The own- "And besides, the AFL has, In The NFL will add one team for Lissner, Mrs. Ben Edelstein, Mrs. the gold medal. Following him, er of the Detroit Lions of the effect, a power of veto. Without the 1967 season and the AFL will Dianne Katz, Mrs. Selma Singer, in order, were Wilson Kiprugut National Football League said knowing the particulars, the wayaward a franchise for 1968, but TRADE-IN Mrs. Patty Turkin and substi- of Kenya, George Kerr of Jamai- yesterday he and at least four I understand it, if the NFL said both selections are expected to tute Mrs. Pauline Braka. ca and Bill Crothers of Canada, American Football League own- it wanted to expand to New Or-be announced simultaneously. The league will hold a round the 800-meter silver medalist in ers feel New Orleans should be leans, the AFL could veto it and However, Pete Rozelle, NFL ALLOWANCE take the city itself. The NFL '"<•-, Toward the purchase robin competition and awards the Tokyo Olympics. pro football's next expansion commissioner, said Sunday ' luncheon Aug. 18 at Hollywood. Cough, a lanky Aussie, laid off city. would then have to choose Seat- of a new Firestone William Clay Ford, Detroit tle or some other city." night "neither league has a pref- erential position in expansion as Extra Life, Delco DC-12 owner, also said the Sugar Bowl II was reported last week that in the Louisiana city or the Rose part of the merger agreement." or Delco Energizer. an agreement between the Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., was Sports director Buddy Diliber- leagues had given the AFL 6uch Your battery is likely to fail without warning Freehold Entries the choice for this season's to of New Orleans television sta- and leave you stranded, if it is two yeare old. Don't take a chance.., trade now! championship game between preferential treatment in the se-tion WVUE said "unimpeach- 1ST—Pace 1-mlle: Il.tOO. AE. Better Bee (No Driver) the two leagues. The NFL andlection of an expansion city In able sources" told him the NFL I. Joha D. McDonald IE. Forman) AR. Nedmant nil) (B. I.onf) 1. Concbo Van (E. McDonald) AFL recently announced a mer- exchange for the draft rights to would award its franchise to New S. Jarreltovn Chuck (A. Thomas) 6TI1— Pace l-mllr; II,!M. ger for 1970, but a championship the top college quarterback this Orleans with the AFL choosing a. Ml.fi Alton (W. Cower) «. Lieutenant Karl (V. Fllllon) Prlctd n thom il FlrtilnM Itann Mmpttlllnlr prlno . .Molnar) 3. Mlts Twin Tower IR. Myer) Wilson, owner of the Buffalo Dave Dean Advances Open Wed. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 p.m. t. Prince Vanity (A. Thomai) AE. liny C. Wnnten IW. A. Scott) 1. Moto Wayne (J. Cameron) AE. Cane Orentn IW. KvaniO Bills of the AFL. Ford said most 3. Ldllle 1 Alton IK. lluericbl AFL owners were there. *. Aadyi Voy II'. While) Till—I'acr: (Inn.; l-mllr : 11,10(1. b. ..avli Hanover IF. uroaft) 3. Keen Flrrrrarker (F. White) "If I had to pick," Ford said, In Santelle Tourney 4. .u«t Brown IB. Davli) I. reranus IA. Thomaft) 1.. Ill • Klik It. Mar»h> 1. Orarfc Prlrte (\o Drlt r) J;;i"my vote would go to New Or- L1ITLE SILVER — Defending )avo Dein d. Al Rudner, d-3, 4-fl. 9-3. At. So Loni Mae it,. l^ani) ft. Mlkea Couoirl II. field) " leans for expansion, and Wilson MENU IIOl lll.ES SEE US At), l.ofky Malone II.. Martellonl) I.ee Kampiim (E. Smith) champion Dave Dean advanced Flrit Round i. Widower Lloyd (T. llnrner) said that would be his pick, too. Rill llaiernian-Ray Carey d. Whit 'FOR TIRES ?. Soot Pointer (J. Taiel) to the third round in men's sin- Crowell-Rrure Kdlnaton, (1-1, Al. 3K1>— Trot 1-mllf; 11,200 1. F.Mora ral (E. Matlork) However, neither one of us could gles piny at the Dom Santelle John Cronell-tieorce Wright d. Art 4. Fiula hpeclAl (1. Lubar> AR. Irene thirl j?ot past the second round in the Nrrund Hound AE. Rock Vallrv (I. Mmh) «. -loev !,•»! (Nn Driver) CINCINNATI (AP) — Juan Hill HlrlK-iiiitrler-IVxkoe d. Mlwln- AE. Ma^lrwnodB Trldr (N. Hllon) 1. Trliieti Pump (J. Krhmlitel) division by downing Dick Oxen l.aydrn, HI, « I. K. Aunt Tlllle (II. (amden) 'Marichal, the San Francisco (ieorge r'ootp Al IKioley d. Ha! Giants' pitching ace, sprained his Lees, 60, G-2. Douty-Dirk Dimly, II I. 81 MAPLE AVENUE till—Clnu.; I -mile »l,!00. mil—Pace lii'lle: tl.?M. Vlrarola-lmln Voirl d. l.eefl-liene 6. Rallll hlle II. llornrr)' 1. Ken Keen IF. Tete) left ankle during running exer- In other three-set matches, Minor, 6-7, 6-4, 8-4. 1. Watch Key IB. Long) 3. llv Trent lllrert IR. Jame«) cises last weekend ond is side- Shane Washington edged past 1. .Mr. 8a Ah IA. Thomas) 2. Carol Tatt-h (I*, lluhhard) MI\M> 1)111 Ml KH AT WHITE STREET 3. Jim I'urdue (No Driver) 7. Illlle Lord (II. Maniden) lined on a day-to-day basis, a Julcs Plangere, 3-6, 10-8, 6-4, llr.t nmind 1. Tbornapple (No Driver) H. Sa-n N-ieara ((;. Sherry, Jr.) Chip Van Middlesworth llearny Krnitell I•'IVIIII d. Mill Korh 8. Ihikei (,lrl (II. Hall) ,'. Trlnrena llanner (II. Tnore) club official said yesterday. Nebel O'llrlen, 6-1, 64. 6. Herb Hcolt (A. Levlrli) I. Run'a IR. Inlerrtonntn* The mishap occurred Saturday narrowly get by L«n Schneider, F.dlnflnn-lhiniiA Mi'oily d. I.ayden 4. Krlna llamivrr IJ. .Molnar) Nnhber Rohhv (W. Kvllilior) in (.II»I,I, II, 118, HI. RED BANK PHONE 747-5700 AE. Blue Water (ti. 1 llton) while Marichal was going through 7-5 6-8, 7-5. 8rri)nd Itaund AE. l.urkn.)u> Krlurn iF. While) I0TII—Puce: rim«.: l-n'lle; II.J0O. the exercises at Chicago. MKVK HIN(il.F.S 'I'nni Mrl'itaky-Dot Uorftiit'h d. hrti ALSO AVAILABLE AT: I. n. l,n Hfrond Hound Handennm-Kleanor llartzelt, IM, 6 0. ITII-I'act Oii-i.: 1 nillr; II.IWI. ?. tiflnf Kntlrn IA. Dlxnn) The right-hander, 17-4 for the (iordon l.ltwln d. "Irk Tlllnn. < 0, l.nrrli.n I.ltnln Innn I ll»lii d. Krn 4. (• I1 Star IVY. Zendt) 3 1 '. Jim-lie IV. /.endh >cason, hnd been tentatively A. unneylllda lluiney, 6 4. »-.!. 8. Boomi l.lrl (IIII . llalilden) *•> ». (alien' ll.ke IT. Homer) (iron* llrlvnak d. Jerry Vlrainla, FIRESTONE STORE FIRESTONE STORE 1. Keem Dlrertla lA. Thornaj) »•» 7. Mr. Tell (J. FleH) scheduled to work one of the •1, 0-3. novM niM,i,i;r) 5. Mllti rartalre (('. Faradli) S-l ". Atlantic. Nlone IR. Ftllon) Al Peikoe d. Illrk leei. «-0. «t. Seeond Round RT. 9 AT THE MALL 1000 ASBURY AVENUE 3. Jo Anns Birthday (E. Komiey) Hjl Arle B iXn Drlvrrl games of the San Francisco-Cin- Chip VanMMdlpaworth d. Len Rrhnel- .Inhn Kamm d. fttav* (loriur.h, (-3, FftEEHOLD • 4421350 AUURY PARK • 7754700 6. lln'a My IXiy (1. I,ubar) • 1 n. Mnlla IP. Hnbhard) cinnati twi-nlght doublehftader der, 14, l-t, 141. ; t. Ediexood Heather IJ. Molnar) 11 AE. Bold Tat IE. Looney) «kan« Waihlagtoa d. Jalea FUaiere. Third WLimat 1. lunar Dark (M. TkorWMa) 11-1 AB. Gollea Aall. (I. HurMl) last night. M, IM, ••*. Art Rmnm 4. Joka Corr««, (-1, II. THE DAILY REGISTER AUTM POt «AtE. AITTOS TO MLB THE FAMILY C«CUS Bylfl Ki HELP WANTED-FEMAXE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED MAIff f S^ffdJsjf ^^ ^_^^^_w—^— __- i i . 12-Tuesday, August 9, 1966 PAKTIBS TO TAX* OVER »AT' 1951 RENAULT MBNTS ON REPOSSESiBD CABS. Ooe4 condition, oepaoalabla transports "MATRON" DUB TO PROMOTION! CALL HH. SHELLY, MI-MIL sfON- tlon. tia. 741-3351. SALESMAN WE WILL TRAIN 8BVC&AL •fOITrH MOTORS AUTBOItintD RBCENT HIGH SCHOOL QRADf ANNOUNCIMfNTS IMS FALCON - Four-door, automatic. Full Um«. No ezpcrltnc* neceiury. TO START AS DEALER. Talcs over low weekly bank payment* Good opportunity. Pleaunt worttiof Matlonal manufacturer has own- PUBLIC NOTICE 0LD6MUBILES — INI and 1M2 cxm-of HO 96. M0NMOUTH MOTOR!, Hwy. condjtioni «nd company benedt*. Oood lag lor a capable man to taka MESSENGER/DRIVERS vertfbles. EKcellent condition. No rea-», Eatonlown. M2-HH lry. Apply ift>r« manager. over local territory calllni on KEBD riant Mil of tUO: left half of Industrial and commercial ac- tonsble o(f>r will b< refusM. Call IM4 PeNTIAC TEMPEST — Auloma ; TWO ©UYS Applicant* mint bav« US; left half el Won Wln-A-Cluks. CII MM062. counts In a repeat buslneis. good driving recordi. after r )«„ W7-O3M. He, four-door Cuatom. While-walls. E Rt. 35 at Twlnbrook Rd. Mlddletnwn Must also bf able to open new BUICKB — DESIRE INTERIBTED cellent. Call 741-2490. Excellent beneflti. FEMALE BTOCK AND SALES CLERK accounts. Compensation and PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- T5ei OHKVROLET^STATION'WAGON^ company benefits dlicusird at MEMTt O.N REPOSSESSED CAR*. Wanted. Full time. Llauldatore Ltd., local Interview, To arra»8« Apply cr call VA 6-1000, ext STi AUTOMOTIVE CALL MR. SHELLY, 5C »4H MON- 1390. Ml Twilight Avi.. Kcasaburi. (1-5019 TS7 7862. Pltaae leave, phone, number local appointment write to Bams Hess Oil & AUTOS FOR SALE MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED INSURANCE 8ECRE1ARY — Experl Manager, Mr. W. Marshall. 284*. DEALER It* PONTIAC — G.T.O. !our-ap««L enced in all phases. Excellent salary Terracs Ave., Jersey City, N.J. Chemical Corporation Red tine tires. Silver. MuM sell, dre.fl potenllal. anri worjiini tonditlr«is. Ap- IF ITS NEW OR USED, THUNDERBIRD 1W0 — Excellent con- ed. 872-U62S. •IFOKI YOU BUY. dition. Ciaaslc black over silver (ray. ply Klvlng experience and references. ate Street Perth Ambqy, V.J. FOR YOUR OWN GOOD, "' 'le"AH.", Box 620, Red Bank. 'ACKERS WANTED — Iiperlence An equal opportunity employer rirm W2S. Call 741-3209. 1S57 RED AND WHITE FORD SEDAN in p&ckinf cliirii, etc. lor Houiehold GIVE US A TRY Runa gootl. 1150. Call after S 671 SECRETARIES Many to J110 CHEVROLET 19»1 - Two aoor lita Wit). Goods Moving and Storage Company UNOTYPE OPERATOR — Pull t1m« NO MONEY DOWN. Tata over p«y- iAL FRIDAY—DlcUpliona to S125 Apply In ptTB — Powder blue, all , U-Kt Mechanic St., Red Bantf. Company, Brtuilty Beach. 774-8000. IN INVENTORY REDUCED TO SELL DISCOUNT CENTER, fit. 36, Neptuni. wtr, good condition, »». Call 7«7- CLERIC -TYPISTS tf> S Id 774-9OOO. BOOKKEEPERS—Many to $10(1 PREBSEK WANTED — Part-time, to YOUNG MEN — For general factory RASSAS PONTIAC DENTAL ASSISTANT— SS 70 ork, in new plant. Latest equipment, work Please apply In person, Ralph IK Broil It Red Bank OLD4M0BILE - DESIRE INTKRE8T- an hr. *11 531-12^7. _ Frleoland A Bros , Locust St., Keyport. ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- •tine li beautiful. Call f a.m. - J p.m. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HKK~~W ANTED —^Martini's Diner, MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS 291-8M6. 23 White 8t. 7473464 Shrewsbury MALE HELP — Mjwt he ovtr It. CALL MR. 8H1CLLY, 64S-24K. MON Highway 36, Keansburg. Good psy, Light factory work. Pavco Prodcuta 741-5180 MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED 9« CHIVROLET — Beat offer taiei liort hours. Must lie experienced. >rp., 16 Rt. 34, Matawan. 566-1749. rONTIACt - DESIRE INTERESTED DEALER. Mo Twlllaht Ave.. Keanihurg. 787. LADIES ?ARTIE8 TO TAKE OVER PAY- 2. Please leave phone number. part-time work, any hours. Earn RUG SALES MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 19«1 PONTUC CATAUMA — WMU PORSOHB — Runa exeat. C«U $2.25 per hour working In local s Full tltnr, Pentianent position available CALL MR. SHELLY, MS-24H. UON- walla, power stfctrlnK. power brake., 7*163 after Tar and phone necessary. For )n .'164 TKHltpH SPITFIRE — Hull BKANCH 11*8 OPENINGS KOR IB 19ST CHEVROLET — !«•< 327-300 li.p. tlon waaxin. NO MONEY DOWN. Tike ell. Uraflad. |U)O0. Call MEN CALL FOE APPOINTMENT. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICH AFB four birrpl. New llr»«. brakes over payments of 111.30 per week 31-S394. mtc aesunbly experience vrpferred. iW-UW OR 568-5584. _ Fifth Floor clutch, transmission. Can be seer, at BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt Brand new plant facilities. Liberal em- Cerllone'i Greenhouse Hwy. 35, Holm- 33. Neptune, 774-8000. 1*57 SUPER BUICK — Four-door. In ployee benefits. Excellent working con- AMBTfToUa BAliES-MiNblSD STEINBACH CO. del Heroes from Mattel' between 9 PONTIAC 1964 -- Four^oor station unnlng order. Asking 175. Call 741- ditlona. Represent Mrlmpolltan Ufe Insurance Asbury Park a,m. end 7 p.m. or call 7*7-tmg wagon. No MONEY DOWN. Take APPLY IN PEREON Co KBtatillHliKt t^rrd'try. We tniin. r payment* of 412.00 per week. ~OKL> I960 — Station wa(on. ilotor, THE ROWAN CONTROLLER Frin«is benefil». Kuual opporlunlt/ em- MALE TEACHEIt-For group of me-ti- BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, lit, TPH. etc.. Rood condition. {300. Call COMPANY plf>yer 12 Flecklt'jis PI., IlP'i Hank, nlly retarded young men. Should pos* AUTOS FOR SALE 36. Neptune. 774-9000, J2-8230 or 7046. 2 Crescent PI. Mr. Cannrila, T« 23011, to_6i _p. PSR H rtfl eiM crafts or workihop "Mommy! Jefty brought along the not* you left for th» Oceanport, N.J. A~uf0~MECHANIC — For lubrication hills, Degree rot required. Program OLD8MOBILE I960 — Four-door nurd- OR1> 1«M—Galaxle two-door hardtop, 22U-6OM and minor auto repairs. Osll Mon- »rlentstlon, oti-the-job training, and su- lop. NO MONEY DOWN. Taks over ull power. »l«05. NO MONEY DOWN. millman!" (New Building back of Holiday Inn) iervMon provJrfed, Patience, under- payment of 13.20 per week. BRAD ONDEU AITO 8AU58, Rt. 35, Nep- mouto Motors, M2-24H. statuiing, and wllllngneas to learn es- LEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 35 774-»70O. CHILD CARE IN MY HOME — Start OYMEJTFF — 'Parl-llmPlll e and lull srnlifll. Bpnellti. CmAact Monmouth CARS WANTED Neptune. 774-8000. Ing Sept. 1. One child, 2',i References. time. Cuntoitill workers neededdd . FFour County Association for Retarded Chll-. 963 CHEVROLET — Super 8po« Two- AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Call 5424080. hours sJid elaiht houri. ClearMr und Hreri, 7i7-292ftJ PONTIAC imz — Convertible. NO loor hardtop. Fawn flnlah with eaddle wsier loin open now. Cull 582-3612. TOP DOLLAR PAID MONEY DOWH. T*k* ovtr paynsenu ucket*. Jujit fl496 at Bob White Bulck, MS VOLKSWAGEN — lot* of .lira*. EASTERN SKIFF — Mahogany JAR WASHERS: PULL TIME ONLY i?ACTORY~W0RK"ERS — Startlnj rtti of 112.40 per week. BRADLEY DIS- lew Shrewsbury. Service record up to date. $lfi50. Call .patrake. 45 h.p. Mercury, stainless — Girls, 19 to 23. for detailing curt: S2.19 per hour, progressiory JncreaiCf. COUNT CENTER, Rt », Neptune cleaning Inside windows and outside PART-TIME HEVROLKT 19«4—Impeaa, four-dooi 7«1-347L steel tank, etc. Rail 8424033. Jhlft bonus, excellent employee pro- $100 ever book for clian 774-400(1. drying. No experience necessary. Good Delivery of newspapers to stores BJ gram Including paid vacation, holldaya, ardtop. Oill power. No o«ah needed U67 PONTIAC OHIBFTAN — Good 14' WOLVERINE OUTBOARD — Fair wages. Apply Country Sudier Oar carriers In the Red Bank area, 12 .- CHRYSLER LK1—New Yorker lour AKE OVER PAYMENTS of Jll.M pel hOBpitalizatlon and major medical In- e«n. 1957-1964 condition. New eeat covera. Phone after condition. t40. Call Wash, Hwy 3», Mlddletown. < p.m., Monday to Friday. Must be surance, Muat pan phyalca! examina- door hardtop. Kull power. No money •eek. BONDED AUTO SALES, Bt. 35,8 p.m. 872.1312. tBO. 747-0651. down. TAKt OVBK PAYMENTS o/ Jeptune. T74-«7«). reliable. Call 741-0010, Ext. 31 tion and be available for shift work. M 80 per week. BKI.MONT, MOTORS, VALIANT lflftl—Four-door aedan. Ful- 221 OLSEN SKIFF — 115 h.p. Chrysler CAR WASHERS — ~~Part-tlm« week- Apply in person, Personnel Office, 10 MB Maple Ave. iRt. 36), Red Bank ORD FALCON 1S« -~ Elcellent con ly equipped, UX. NO MONEY DOWN. marine. Head and shelter cabin. $1200 ends. Bxpfcrlenced preferred, but nof a m. to noon, Sur/shine Biscuit, Inc., BELMOffl MOTORS 741-«77«. Itlon New tlrw Call. BELMONT MOTORS, 366 Maple Ave. r best offer. 787-4806. Secretaries neceMary. Must b» at least 17 yean Journey Mill Rd.. Sayrevllle. 741-H748 Rt. 36), Red Bank. 741-6778. HOUSEBOAT FOR SALE — Fully fur- old. Apply Country Budjer Or Wash ftn equal opportunity employer. 365 M.pl. Av.. (Rt. 35) CHEVROLET 1966 — Unpala four-door Mlrtdletowr harMlop. NO MONEY DOWN. TAKE •1L.YUOUTH 1963 — Fury convertible, OHKVaiOLET 1082 — Convertible. V nlnhcd and equipped. Beet'offer. Call Stenos BOOKKEEPER — Up to general led- over payment* of S11.20 per week ^11 rxjwer. JHS5. NO. MONEY TX>WtN, Full power. No ca.Mi needed. TAKE bteen 7-8 p.m, 8424786. REAL E8TATE SALES PERSON - ger. $500 monthly. Write "B.J.," Box R.d Bank ONDEU AUTO SALES, lit. 35, Nep BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER. Ill OVEIt PAYMENTS of $7.40 per week. L10HTNING -- Two sets of dacron Experienced. Busy UlBhway location .21), Red Bank. 35, Neptune. 774-9000. ne^ 774-6700. HONDEU AUTO SALES, HI. X, Nep- ir you have good nkllls nnrl are Multiple Listings. CASEY'S AGENCY sails, and spinnaker, four h.p. out- SHOE SALESMAN — For Red Bank'a 741-6778 » BUIOK SKYLARK — Four-dooi tune. 774-6100. board motor. All accessories included. bored In your present situation, Hwy. 34. HiUlet. 264 8M2. PLYMOUTH 19« — t»ur-door nation here Is your chance to change to 1 leading shoe Btnre. Call wa«on. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over dan. V-6 engine with automatic trans 1063 VALIANT V-2O0—Four-door sedan, IU0O. Call 741-9382. an Interestlnf, diversified job, with DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNICIA. - 7414126* payment* of J7.8O per week. BRADLEY Isalon and power steering. Take II black wllh red Interior. Excellent con- — Experience not necesasry, will tmln <«y for »2O43 it Bob WMte Bulck 14' RUNABOUT — With windshield and a growing oil company. Attractive DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 35, Neptune dl»on. Call 842-4W after 6 p.m. steering. Fully equipped. 10 h.p. John, starting i&Urlei, liberal benefit pro- Unusual opi«rtunlty. Write "B.W." :w Shrewsbury. Bo», 528, Red Bank. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 774-9000. CHEVY II 1!»62 - Four-door. Fully son mou>r and boat trailer. 1275, 787- gram and company cafeteria. Executive-type concerned about ad- CHEVROLET IBM — Impala tivo-door 'LYMOUTH 1965 — Fury, four-dooi equipped. W»5. NO MONEY DOWN. 5707. ncement. Onoii education. A ilncerfe -itVltop. Full power. No casil needed RONDEII AUTO SALES, Rt. S5, Nep- MEN~PART-TlME hardtop NO MONEY DOWN. Take OLD TOWN CANOE — Complete with Call VA 6-100O or apply to (ieBire to auccr-fd. Lifetime sales posi- over paynKnta of S14.2O per mek. 1KB OVER PAYMENTS of IM.D pel tune. 774-6700. Nights, six to 11 p.m. Permanent of- tion. No travel. Excellent starting PRICE eek. BONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt. 3S sail, sideboards and rudder. Plums 872- Heis Oil & fice cleaning wnrk in Middletown BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER. Rt, FORD 196»-Sh»tlon wagon. Full pow- liMS. salary plus commission. Call B40-7587. 35, Neptune. 774-JOOO. "»ptune. 774-4T7OO. f. Oood pay. No experlenci An equal opportunity employer. er. HS6. NO MONEY DOWN. BEL- IS' LONE STAR HULL — 40 h.p. Chemical Corp. necessary. For interview apply Thurs. CADIUUC 1964 - Coupe DeVllle. NO 1961 VOLKSWAGEN COUPE — He MONT MOTORS, Mb Maple Ave. (Rt. E^R^ETIO^AGGREBSIVB: MAN — Kllll white Interior. In line condltlot 35), ReM Bank. 7-41-8778. Evlnrude "motor. Electric sUrter and 8Ut« St. Perth Am boy, N.J. Aug. 11, 8 to 8 p.m., Harmony Bowl, REDUCTION! MONEY DOWN. Take over p«ytnenu roller. JS75. Call 741-4727. Rt. 35, Middletown. With pleasing personality to do Pro- >r only $1096 at Bob White Bulck, An Equal Opportunity Employer of V174O per week. BRADLEY Dm 1MB DODC.E DART — Automat*] trana duction Planning, Purchasing, and Ven- OOUNT CENTER, Rt. », Kefttune. lew Shrewsbury. 16' FIBERGLASS — 35 h.p. Evlnrud*, HIGHLY REWARDING career in dor Liaison. Familiarity with machined 'it TRIUMPH $1795 mlesion Kxcellent condition. trailer and accessorK*. Beat -offer. DBHTAli ASSISTANT - Experience sales. Immediate, hlfh Income. For a Sptrflre, Wlrmtttatt 774-9000. 'ORD 1864—Cuitom 600 two-door. Fut- Call 7-U-63W. not neioessarr. Write "BN. ", Box 120. parts and processes desirable, Expand- Call 787-9067. prompt, confidential Interview send a ing electronics firm. 842-3835, BUIOK ISM — Riviera, haidtop. NO I equipped. No owb needed. TAKE Red Bank. postcard with your name, address arid il CHEVROLET »I3« >VBR PAYMENTS of »7.*O per week. 1MSS FOKT) STATION WAOON — Very MONEY DOWS. Take over pmymMU good condition, VSt. Call SALESLADY WANTED — Five-day phone number to Mr. BudkoUky, Bor APPIJCATION8 BEING ACCEPTED W En>n«, AutomoUe of tiom vr week, BRADLEY DIS- JONDEU AUTO 8AUDS, Rt. X, Nep- Deal, N.J. ON Tuesday, WednMdty, Thursday un(. 774-4T70O. 787-2012. BUSINESS NOTICES week, Including Sat, and one or two 45 CHEVELLE $19*5 COUNT CENTER, Rt 35, Neptune. evei. Excellent opportunity for person- for full and part-time work. W.T. Grant, T74-MOO. 1867 FOUR—DOOR OHDVROLET EXPERIENCED ATTENDANT Ml Prospect Av«., Ltttt* flllvr. •<(oor Mdwl CHRYSLER ««4 - Convertible. Pull able, experienced, tnxbltloils person. power. No c«ih needed. TAKE OVZR ajood abap<. BUM crltoder Aailnx $110. For animal hospital. PONTIAC CONVBRTTBLE — 19«3. " .11 542-3580. LAWN MAINTENANCE Only thoM ln(«restetl In a perraanant Call «71-15O3. YOUNG UAN - Over 18, high Mbool . 4) CADILLAC $2345 31,000 mile*. One owner. S1SS0. Call PAYMENTB of 118.80 per week. BON- ivni cuf and trimmed. Reliablt potkloo ufltd apply. No phone c*ll». graduate, for full tlm* work la & de- ConvertlbH 717-00*4. •Ei; AUTO 8AXX8, Kt 3S, Neptune. 960 FORD SUNL.INER — Light blue. trvlce. Call 747-1561. Apply In person to Sast Oranfe Mill USHBR6 WANTED — ITiree. One over luxe shore ares, theater. Starting ai 14-8700. Power brake* and ateerini, fully End Shop, 137 B. Brotd St., Red Bank. 16 for afternoon and evening work. OLDSMOBILE 1W4 — 88 four-Uoor BACKHOE-BULLDOZINQ — Topsoll, usher and all-around man. Excellent M IEL-AIR $1395 RAMBIJCR 1M3 — Fully equipped. equipped. ,375. Call 671-2493. 1 Apply Manager, Carlton TOMttr. *v*- opportunity for ambitious person to Stotkn Wagon hardtop. NO MONEY DOWN. Tak» rravel, mowing, leptlc tanji work. Ben- CLEANING WOMAN — Part or full nlng between 7 and ft p.m. over paymenti of S13.2O per week. f996. NO MONIY DOWN. BONDEU WS2 TBMHBST CONVXRTIBLI — jamin Bryan, «71-f*»5. time. Applf Sunset Motel. learn theater management, Writ* 43 BUICK $ in BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, RL AUTO SALES, Rt », Neptune. T71- Bteck with blaok Interior. Whltewalla 2M-W00. TOOL & DIE MAKER "B.H.", Box 520, Reri Bank. , 36, Neptune. 774-9000. roo. anU magnesium wtoal*. Four speed. VQUALITY CONSTRUCTION — Centr- Swclol, 4-door Sedon al contractors. Free estimate*. Call DENTAL ASSiaTANT — Full time. Steady, year round work. Oood pay DRIVERS FORX>~Ranch Wason. ScononnT Good condition. Must sell. J80O. Call al Steady position 42 STUDEBAKER $ 7f5 BUICK 1M3 — LeSa.bre station wagon 797-4511 7J7-4518 or 787*52. Permanent job. Mint type and have for experienced man. MonmouUi Silver- NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay :al six. Automatic transmlsalon. Ex- own car. Bend resume, Include ref- smiths, 74T-30B4. ^___ Paid vacation W-TM Plck-ut) menu at IU.S0 per week. BRADLEY •client condition. »M6. Call 741-1377. 1963 IMPALA SUPER SPORT — Con- LEAN CELLARS, YARDS, OARAQE8 erences, ace and marital itatui, to Paid holidays BROILER MAN—Pull time. Top pay. 40 IMPALA $ 7tS DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 3d, Neptune 9«3 BXJRD — Falrlane "SOO" Sport vertMle. Automatic traafmlaaloQ. — Haye truck. Light hauling. Call after •A.E.". Box M0, R*d Bank. Hospltallz.vtlon 774-9000. J1400. Call e-fter 6. 7S7-6037. Hoapltalliatlon and other benefits. Ap- Insurance program t»«1 Coup* ^upe, red bucket* with blaok flnlah. P.m. 741-2149. ply In person, stanley'a Dinar, Rt. 1, All union benefit* 1M4 RED MAL1BU CKEVELLE — ily J11M at Bob White Bulck, Naw 1859 CHEVKOLET — "A* I*," 175. Two"ROTECT ASPHALT ARXAS — From 1136 A WEEK SALARY Woodbrldie. Wonderful advancement opportuniUai U FORD $ 7« Mllease 30,000. Excellent condition, rewebury. new snow tire*. Oood transportation. destruction by gas, oil ami other harm* lul elements. Seal with Cosmiooat SUPJnUNTBNDrNT — PART TI1M Apply Luliabye Diaper iervle*, Folem Wojon 11600. 291-5516. JADILLAC U90-O>upe d»V41le. Full Call 291-3528. To itart work Immediately, No ex- Ml Main 81., Avon. Adda year* to pavement life. Ouaran- perience neceuary. We train you. Call for apartment houaa In Red JUnk. OLDSMOBILE 1863 - 96 four-door ower. Ha eaJli need*. TAKE OVER 1SW T-Jl 3-A—Yellow, radio and Mat- tewl protection. Tor free estimate call 43 IEI-AIR |IOfI 'AYMJJNTS o( J7.70 per week. BON- Perionnel Manager, 7*1-4018 or 589SSU.Unit bs able to maks retain on harittop. NO MONEY DOWN. Take er, tonneau. Fine condition, 9660. Call 741-3207. plumblm, heatlnc, eleclrlc, ate. Sal- over payment* of $11.20 per week. >EU AUTO SALE8, RL 30, Neptune, 949-3983. After 5, 741-3164. ary and apartment. "A.O.,' Box 520HEL, P WANTEIMVlale .Female 41 OLDSMOIILE BEN'S CARPENTRY WOMEN BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. M-enoo. 1958 DODGE — Two-door hardtop. Rd Bk Dynamic "N" $«5 36. Neptune. 774-9000. No Job too smill. Oood carpenter. NijhU, 6 p.m. to 11:20 p.m. Per LINCOLN 1M0 — Continental converti- Automatic, power steering. Call 542- Ration ible. Call 775-»8*8. nent ofllce cleaning work In Middle- MIDDLE AGED MAS — Tor handy 44 IMPALA CHEVROLET 1M3 — Impala four- ble. Full power. Like new. $996. NO 0450. work and cardener. Call STUDENTS tfONEY DOWN. BEIjJfONT MOTORS, Aik for BEN town building. Oood pay. No experience Soorl C0UM $1475 door hardtop. NO MONEY DOWN. 195« CHEVROLET — 8 cycllnder luto- necesiary, For Interview apply Thurs., 747-1247. • Take over payment* of 110.30 per week. ISS Maple Ave. tRt. 35), Red Bank. _k 8 FURNITURE REFINIBHKRB matlc, whltewalls. radio and heater. White and (told, and frultwood. our Aug. 11, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Harmony TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER - Or COMPLETE THE SUMMER 42 IMPAU BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt r*i«n«. Very good condition. (290. Call after Bowl, Rt. 35, Mlddlctown. $10*5 35, Neptune. 774-tOOO. lpecl<les. Call (212) STM7&7. Bulldozer Operator for training. 8M our Sport Coup* 984 OHEVBOLByr — Impala convertl- six, 5424399. iid under Injtruction. EARNING BIG MONEY >le. Bark blue, white top. Just (17S6 al NI&ED A GOOD PAINTER? — Extert _JAY AND NIGHT SHIFT—Apply In 43 CHEVY II HW1 FORD — Country Squire wagon 1959 VOLKSWAGEN — Black, lun-roor. person, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. No Take over low weekly bank payment* ;ob White Bulck, New Shrewsbury, or and Interior. Call now, dial T41-417*. 4-door Automatic $ «5 Asking £00, Call Painting Unlimited. phone calls incepted. No experience SHIFT WORKERS CARNIVAL BAR ICE CREAK CORP. of »7.». MONMOUTH MOTORS, Hwy. TEHPK8r 19G3—Four-door sedan. Ful- 741-6012. ncceasary. Miller Plating Co., Inc.Ear, n extra J50 a week. Part-time. Has a few openings Jett. Pr>a*int work- 19 BEL-AIR 15, Eatoritown. H2-2414. ly equipped. No cash nerded. TAKE IEJJLARS, ATTICa, OARAGES, etc., 1737 Rt. 35, Mirifiletown. ing conditions. Four or five day week % 95 1060 COIWA1R — Standard transmli Three hours a day. Call 291-1687. II1964 FORD — Four-door. Take a' )VEn PAYMENTS ol J4.9O per week cleaned. All traah removed. Also light or part-time. Apply now. Monday thru 1ONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt. 36, Nep ., bCBt offer. Call after 5 p.m. hauling. Reasonable. Call &6dU4d RESPONSIBLE WOMAN—To care for UOIJTEMAN WANTED - - For apartment aka over paymenti of Foreign and —Wanted for year-round, llve-Jn Job incust, hill time, rear round. Call 291- and moderate salary to auament other 1944 PONTIAC Domeitle automobile*. Ea*y pajrmeau MOBILE HOMES Rumton, Muit like children and hava retirement Income. Muit B» pleaaant I944VOLKSWS'N $1195 arranged, apeelal deal* for home own. FRANKLIN recent reference!. Call 84241M, 1130. and handy. Writs "A.K.", Box at, Bed en. Call Mr. Shelly, M2-2414, Ho NEW MOON 19«8-6JxlO with eipand- BASS PLAYER — With good equip- Bank. Catalina Sun roof r ona ownar. mouth afotora. able living room. 13 cu. ft comblna-. SEWINO MACHINE OPERATORS — ment. Oall after 6 p.m. tlon refrigerator-freezer, waeher. 30- Easy work. Straight sewing. Davco Ml-UU FOR LEASE — auir modern two-bay 1M1 MERCURY METEOR - Two- gal. iu water heater. Storage shed. Products Corp., 16 Rt, 34, Matawan service station. Moderate Investment. Two door hirdiep, blue InUrier. 1964 SAAB $895 door haidtop, V-S. Exceptionally clean,Many other extra*. Oood location on SIMON 5W-7749. MECHANIC — rulPulll tlme.time, _ Apply In Paid tralnlnr. Reaaonabla rant. Rt. well-tepl. «71. Will dl»cu ownar. . USED CARS — Station waconn, plck- MAN — To service, established year- 2-4oor hordtop, ona owner. upi. Crown (Opposite Two Guy*), Mld- 201-1687. salary. Call 741-0042, after HIX p.m. ATLANTIC RICHFIELD dletown. 671-9S44. Mr. Dwyer. around retail laundry and dry-cleaning W, V-i. Floor shift. REAL ESTATE BALES PERSON — CLEANING LADY — Each Friday, route. Experience not required. Mar SERVICE STATION WE MEAN BUSINESS 1964 SIX-CYLINDER STATION WAO- Experienced. Busy highway location. HolmiM Village. Own transportation. rled man preferred. Apply 8 to 9 a.m ON - Low mileage. No dealers. Call Multiple Listings. rA9EY'8 AGENCY, Calj_W6-4131. _ 4 to 5 p.m. Donald's Laundry, 44 AVAILABLE SOON i964 PONTIAC RED BANK 741-4377. Hwy. 35, Hazlet. 294-8442. WAlTOEsi~WANTED — Experienced. Marlon Bt., Red Bunk, Allsnllc Rlchlleld Co. will lease a new McCARthy WOMAN TO CLEAN — Tburs. or Krl. Day*, five-day week. Call 10-11 a.m.PRODUCTION WORKERS modr-m two-bay service .ration on Rl. AUTO IMPORTS Onp day K wppk. Hpference. Inrjvitrp at or after 2 p,m, In prfclston quartz cutting plant. Will 36 In Leonardo, A prf«tl|« location Catalina BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 20 Chapln Avc, Red Bank. 747-1.117. train men. Flrsl, second, third shirt*. with outstanding potential (or a sales- CHEVROLET Apply James M, Ronir AiisoclatPa, 44 minded and mechanically Inclined op- NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD ^ PIANO ACCOMPANIST i\>r liiiniii.ig HELP WaWTED-MALE Cindy IJI.. Wayside. Ml-nnr eralnr who can qualify. Four deor hardtop, llua with 151 lit Ave., Atlantic Hlqblandi BOATMAN'S SHOP chool. Four nftprnoona a week. 4 to 6. RED BANK NEW JERSEY'S LARaEST MARINE St«rtfnft September. 747-2220, MAN—For general help and :. PAID TRAINING around funeral home In Newark, N. J. matching Interior. Loaded with 741-5886 291-1101 SUPPLY HOUSE. AM* YOUR BOAT- HOMPTOMKTEU OPERATOR — Must 2. PROMOTIONAL ING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF have own transpnrtatlon. Seven-Eleven GROCERY CLERKS Good t alary and benefits. Bleep-In txtrai Including, p»w*r win- KVINRUDK OUTBOARD MOTOR Ofrico, Rt. 31, MatawAn. Phone 5M- quarters. Writ* "A.P.," Rox 520, Red ASSISTANCE BAl-ES, NEW AND USED. EXPERT K2'i Rank. dowi, braktf and itatring. Like REPAIRS ON EVINRWDE, JOHNSON DAIRY CLERKS 3.' MODERATE INVESTMENT AND ALL OMC PRODUCTS. PROMPT XPERIENCKXJ OPERATOHB MEN • 11 Itny Norton (609) 895-H75 S a.ra. SERVICE. 24 WHARF AVK.. RED Datontown r>re«i Ufg. For part-time work. Flexible lintirr n r 01 naw in every raipact. BANK. 741-S780. DELICATESSEN CLERKS "-- -I'i_ }. _^L _it ' ^M-MW, evenlnn. Phone M3-30M. Earn $2.2.1 per hour servicing t»ntnb Foil LEASE - Service stltlon. Toms OPEN SUM. AND HOLIDAYS ll^hnl cuatdinrrs In local urea lor — SPECIALS— 9 A.M. TO 1 I'M. lllvrr »re«, Hooper and Fisher Blvd. FROZEN FOOD CLERKS nRtlnnnl comiiany. C»r unil ulinnp rr MlKli volume, areat location. Paid Y7Y~SPttkYV~»OAT "--"bl'il" Miilmjjrtny." INSURANCE EXECUTIVE Hill red. Fur niijiolnlnit'iH cull -4-4!>-4r!Or> Fill! ami j-art-tlme. Borne rxjiprlcn 4112-1071, .MH..2[)H> 773-9288, 58G-32'J7. Af nlnB plus (InaiKlal asslsUnce. 100% GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS Trailer and can van with It. Oood condt- ( .x. i:»ll Ml 2.M6I). » In a p.m. AK«r 1966 OLDSMOBILE Hon. I2.S0. T41-DHM nfler ft a.m. itnlnndlnK salary ami nrrmnnrnt i>o«l- helpful, flood or.pnrli.n1iy for artvam tor G call 44!1-41>VJ. >n wllh lamMi grnrrnl RRpniry \n mnnt. Excollfnt wofklng condition! and « p.m M70!)7l^ Tidewater Oil Co. TOTAL FINANCING — ONE PAYMENT CREDIT IT PUN YAN ~-"-^ 75 h.p.1nbi>ard7 Mnnmmitli County. Pr«rpr ratf/wrllf company brnrfltn. flEKVICE STA'HON ATT EN PANT — Kullv OKperlencfd. Kvenlngi and Run MENTAaENCir^ ElUn- 442 20 gal. tank. Painted and varnished. crlenrp. <;lve full fnrtl('iilarn In Apply to fond mftnnser llshed. A-l location. Personnel baek- $500. Hearty to go. <,81-97ii- ESSOSERvrCE "CENTER •44 CHIVROLIT •H rONTIAC IJABI/E WOMXN"w«iiti-"d"for~chiM MimiLKTOWN .nrlenr.n tleslred. Kxceilent oytportunl interior. Equipped with powar IV Lnneatar, white mnnbnit, 1450. rnrp. Btartlnu tn Brt>t<«mlipr. In itumh- FOtt LEA8K 4-Door Sedon, G.T.O. CouBI, Air MONMOtlTH MARINA y for ndvancernent. Paid ho.KK On Irnrk 'nntinK to heroin!, tits own boss a Cutlois Convertible, Continental, Air AVAILABLE AT «\\et and lirvlst. Call C\\H (lray nt rcmondnug opiiortunlly I. available ing. Original 5,000 mflai. LiU $1895 Cond., Full Power. $2995 TUB YACHT SHOP FtOOKKUEi>Ell — TYE'IRT — Mfttiirni nicrni Truck Hjijiiipirifnt, Hwy. M, YOU NO MXN^'MIIIII •>« '" yeaia of All Power. i-rflnr En|*rlciiffd. R:.'IO!S p.m . lifllt- gc or (ivnr, iimlif nr«t' nppfnrRiire, err. Humble will train you completely HRi Ocran Ave, Rra Brlglit, M2-1M Knlontnwn. 542-^rjO. nil pny you while you learn. A naw. day flaturcUy. $7H up. Rtate rtitr-rtnctu, mt reliable, aa usher In theater, Ap '40 CADILLAC 17' I»BN YAN""-"" irtlMtV boat."onW ATII* "A/.", flox 5'.'(». U« VOLKIWASIN for fmnllv nnd aMInr Make offer. and iieriMjiiiaRiv Paid VR en I Inn. BniU'n Thenier. Hwy. 3d at Pulmer Ave., Mid Innn-inl a^lstanrr. l< orferfd II you Convertible, Whiff/ Call •SNi-fl.Mfl. (limllfy. Cmtart Mr. MrLauihlln at HV Rid, Low Mlleoge. Red Interior, Full $1295 HAIRDRESSERS PART-TIME hKraliDp, Monmouth Rlio^nlng Cm- Kfttontnwn. 1'lione 542-34!i4 or 229 fllftO. 8 a.iir to n p.m. $1095 Power, Real 5harp. oifTliOAHI) MOTOI13 - - 7'j li.pT Evil Kxperlrnced only. Call (or appoint- ItOADHTANP — For rent. On Hwy. 55, rude. $78. 16 h.p. Scott Atwaler, $fK ment. 7U-7T89. aoao. MEN 16' Open Clamer KtaM>ack, $3,1. 21 Mlddlftown. Well known place of busi- WOMATN~TO l7lv£~lif~^~Ovn~ioim. Full tim* nights. 6 p.m. to 2:3ft «m ness tor right party. Reasonable. Call "44 FORD '45 FORD In hoard, head, gilley, ice-bnx. Bleep* VENDING Pfnnaiifnt rioor waxing and Janitorial 741-11M between J.f. two, *),&!» Must «]]. Leaving lawn, B (or aernt-ltivalld &% dayi. Please g* rullnnal food and vending com Folrlon* SOO, IDoor Fofcon Conv., Llrjhf write qualfricstloriri and. references to work In Mldrtlotown building. No rx RUSSELL Hardlop, All Power. $1695 Blut, Extra Sharp. $1695 741-7Oflfi, 842-2M1. pany needa a night man At «. lloitndel, pcnr* neceasary. tor Interview ap OAHACK WmrcTear span, suitable "U.K.". BOK (120, fted Bank. N.J.. Industrial plant. Vending or trill ply Thuri., Aug. 11, * P m to 8 p.m.,for hiHly nhop. Kfiulpptti. Available In SHE " ")iKai5Ta.nE"i)~N unnnf"~~"FUTI perleni'* helpful, but nnt t«>u, OTBT. ^ANO ttffiBTAURANT — 6ri i wrrkPnd. 120 per day. BinAli niirn- nine Rhlcld, paid vacation, paid noil VIA. TIME^- Bom« mectianlnal pfT\*nv.f. W« will train. Apply In J> IXT highway. Kicellent opportunity BARft BOAT • Roomy. 7,1 II7J>. hr>nii> In Freehold area. Call 462- days. CAM 6T1 0;H2 Tor Interview. own your own huslnfnn. Prlre llftO, COMPANY Omy. in gallon laiAc. Bnuiht l)i|KT »r 4A2-O444. IHtlVER To aervlcs company ar- inn from 9 a m. to .1 p.m. Wo pho '•'•-'. Mak» offer. Call anytime, flfll- all nrrrptfd MiilT Pin tin* Co., only |in,004) down, riala^ce in year IUKR • . II a.m. tr» 3:M p.m. Blx roiintft, Hellahle, local firm. Muni \ir\\f iirtrnte st A per cent Interest. Call 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. '. Api'l/ l)*(nr« 11 a.m. or aftfr A-1 drlv«r'ii record. Married man pie- Mr,. 1717 lit. A MlildlMnwn. \VANTKI> -• Evenlr.is PaUd ptrann l <\m _ leacoasT AUTO SALES )i) HIIY - - n^ady Ut im*. TiHfi, Tfi' 3 p.m. Cntonnnd* Rfiatmirant. Mon- rred. (Jonrt potetitinl. $ftt INKflltMA'l ION--Free. On npporlunlllsft RED IANK f •hriii r.mfl npf>ii •»• «klfr !fl h.p. ninulli Blioppinf Center, Kaiontown. ACR BMP1/)YMENT A< Kitchen man. rook. Call ChTln VrAft tnginr. Call 74J.4H.lt. iV.2-.MfA avatlRM* In frannhlied businesses. Wrtla 4inED MONEY to outfit children for I White Ht. 74T-A,Di MirowllHKy. PAIlTAKD,_nent. B., lea Jjlrt. SERVING CENTRAL JERSEY OVER 40 YEARS li-OoP Twin ktt\t. da^ron iilla, irliool? Plraiant, profitahlft, part tlm« AI ft"CO N UTION HOT ii iCHANlO^Ki - OOUNT'KR MAN*"- Marrlid. WanlMl 741-0910 •ulnlesi Heftl rltclni, bow nlti, n«ad, imployment wllh world.'! larir*>»l to«- enrnd. Ycar-rrtund ernplf>ym»vit, for Hlf wart's Drlv«ln. NI|hU and Corner of Nawman Spring.* Rd. i Irlc'ja Av*., Red lank, N. J. depth rinder. fll«»p» two. Plua trall*r meflo company. Tall 741 (M) or writ* Wld vacatlona. hnlldayR anl hoiplttll- wMkenrtf. Apply In person, tttwtit's (More CliMincd Ads and m - h p. Jnhnaon. All axcdiitnt con- Mrs. Mari&r«t Oulotta, P.O. Box 6M,Ballon, Th« NOel Nilaon Co,, 3ft Birch nrivj-in. Tit. M. llolmdil, kll dition, lino. c*n rn-soM, «it«r r p.m. R*4 Bank. Av«, Littlt ftllvar. Call Tll^ifti. north ot U OD Th« Ne« -I MOOT 70 LOAN FOt 8A1B rot SALE APAKIMENIB HOUSES FOt SALE NEED MONEY? THE DAILY REGISTER Tu*td»y, Augurt 9, 1966—13 SCREEN PORCH SWEDA STEAM BATH LARQI ROOM Tile kitchen and MIDDLBTOWW: 'MIT MKVICI! For the ratlr* ttntfly to tajoy, la ynur bath. Dinette. UtlMUta. Quiet, mstur Ocean Board »« HO OWNER! ENCLOSURE PANELS own home. Initall It ydurMlf, or have womatf. Near town. 1100. 741-O7BI OT to feast and mm Wood frame, aluminum wind. You In-ut do IL UH exlatlog shower itall or LARGE MODERN THREE—BOOM ELEGANT To MUoHdits debts stall and lave. Bring in diagram of tub enclosure. Stop in at store. SM ourAPARTMENT - Kicellent location. Or in other reuon area to be enclosed and let ui pro-unit In operation. ttt- Available Sept. 1. Call 787-3412. U truly the word to de IECOND MORTGAGES JUNIOR DINING ROOM— Kitchen oei 7R7-R7&1. AVAILABLE — Edwin J. Stark. Rral triple rlredBtr, air conditioner. Call be- 741-2139. two-jone heat, two-car gnrt|«. Im- EltaU « ItortfM' Couullant. Sti-0333 10 a.m., after 5 p.m.. 741-7392. HERITAGE HENREDON M" kinj sofa, mediate posse«BIon an hurry Planning Board last night sched- lih «lurp, persimmon color, orlg- LONG BRANCH - Four Urge rooms. •HAMI'ION AIR COMPRESSOR r.'ally |600, *7(1. Maple »t«p tablr, Convenient to transportation arAl shop $45,000 uled a public hearing for a pir>- ANT AMOUNT With legulator, lor Arraying, Oil 291- 531-8085. P leather inset top, $25.Call T41-88M, BEACH AGENCY, BROKER posed 119-lct subdivision on Cold 8K1 (..lit.. 7-8 p.m. RED BANK — FURNISHED — L»rg 2nd MORTGAGE EMERSON TV CONSOLE — 21". LI kitchen. Combination bed-setting room H00 Hwy. 35 Mlddlftown, N.J Indian Springs Rd. lor its next W^V KoRvrV . Walnut cabinet. tl30. Call a CUT LUMBER? Scmlprlvate bath. References. 747-4053 Open 1 days 671-2727 Sure pe do it and at modest prlcei ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — FuTotahTd Evos: Arifllne 8lcg«?? 264-4296 meeting Monday, Sept. 12. FAST SERVICE Brinj In written list of «ize«-we will One bedroom, kitchen, living room YOU NAME IT have order ready in 2* hours. No OLDE SHREWSBURY The major subdivision being lUsidtaUftl — Coramericat — Industrial have order ready In 24 hours. Wt cutJ115 per month Includes utilities. Adult Ttatii licensed lender ch make* It *md PiowrV* hat It! circles, wtdass, brackets, alalratrlnu, onljv No pelt. Available Sept. 3. Ca Set attractively berteatd talJ (reel requested by House and Home, STATEWIDE ASSOCIATES Anything In a traverse rod, cafe rod etc. No phone orders. n Jiurrounded by a split rail fence this CALL T47 2300 (wood too.; Expert Installation. home Is a charmer from the street. Inc., of Wayside is located on a 11 Broad IL Red Bint N.J. "RED BANK LUMBER LONG BRANCH Two-bedroom, dlnln Nearly two acres of grounds for as PROWN'S and llvlns roomi combined. Moriet surfed privacy. The four bedrooms and sa-acre tract behind Kepwell Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank kitchen and liath. Newly decorate. 4'-.- tiled baths will please the largi Park. Joseph Pall, a principal in 32 Broad tit. Red Bant 1U-7X JVING ROOM BET ~ Modern, For- Lease ancj Sfcurlly. Call 2'22-iZbb. family, 'Hie oversize rooms wJl) otter UITAR — EiilpiioiiTTcorteri liidlti rnira tables, lamps, dinette eet, double lbnw room for everyone. Two fl the firm, said 5.5 acres would be INSTRUCTION 1 1 rium elze, lilond top. 'i year old. Good bed, portable T.V. -1&". Ail priced lor Red Batik. iVo beti rooms i-rivat,? " ! •lacr-s; one In Uie living room, one Indedicated to the township for condition. $75. 717-5626. -K sate. 7B7-."i868. ice. _N_ear_»iuslnn.. A<1uitn. 741-6257 he large paneled den. Formal dining •oom. He hied aunroom. Attached Three recreational use. CHAIN LINK FENCING HOI'8EHOLI) ARTICLES —~Fu7nlTureT MUST SUBLET - New e.ricTfticT •HT garage. All this j>lm top ichool te distributor ha* leftover from de uonrhlfotiecj ajiB-rttiiPiit available £ lust JJ.sU-d Bt J47.500. The planners adjourned two TRAIN AS ve loprnent galvanized chain link fenc- ti-ins. Call 842-1458. 1. Oor.Venlent location, garden at Must sacrifice! Insinuation and public hearings until the next TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER mt?nt, laundry facilities. *9T per HALL BROS., Realtors term* arramged Call 741-4700. CAN'T BLAME YOU T47-O02O between 9-12 a.m. and 113 KUer IM. air Haven 7il-76S6 session to allow time for engi- OR lor ihoppiDK at Prown'a. Low prices, p.m. Member 1 illljile Listing Service HIAVT EQUIPMENT OPERATOR USED 1966 SINGER reliable merchandise. Fred delivery. neering studies to be made. AS SU M fTHl SliiORTG AGE EARN BIO PAY CHECKS SEWING MACHINE PROWN'S One asked by Grand Develop- With cabinet. Makes buttonholes, over With lcni that f'MMO. Three-bed room 32 Broad 8t. Red Bank 7(1-7500 Excellent ondltion and ers, Inc., Long Branch, was to In Jmt three ki Nallimiil casts, embroiders. No attachment! RED BANK ~- Furnished or lint' vn rieerif'd. Now available at 161.35. Call FOIl BALE — 36" gas ranie. Nine ilent rylhln build a nursing home. Ma train you to drive one of Home Credit, 846-6100. cu. It. refrigerator with door slwlves nlBhed. Tliree rooms, newly palnti Mary's Parish. Large enclo«ed yard, ma bli rlu. or a bulldozer: and freerer. Excellent condition, both Clnae to transportation. Call .W6-0122 Asking $16,900. STRAW — Clean.' brlrhtTTteasonab]e. ilecp« I7S or will nell oe|iar*lely. Call KEANBBUHO — flVT~uu,mi. The other concerns the planned Huat b« 21 years older to quali- Call 67MO57 after »7-»83«. helwern b «nn 7 p m clean. Year 'round. Heat, gas elei.... STERLING THOMPSON separation of a 23-acre commer- fy .»• * professional traclr>r 7:30 p.m. trailer driver. Fait moving, lil|li ELECTRIC RANGE — And electric nd hot wtter included. $125 per month AND ASSOCIATES cial site from a 97-acre tract on psylnj Industry haa more open- KILTER AND WATER BO1TENER — ra(ri|erator. Reasonable. Call Lease ar/d security required. Immed REALTORS Automat If ally timed, for home usi. ' occupancy. Call 566-5 each. TV FURNISHED APARTMENT - Fou transportation. Living room, dining supervisor for Insurance Company of North America, lift, qualify for tralnlnj •• heavy )enches, $3.50 each. Kitchen chairs. ronrh, four bedrooms, two bathi plm proval to construct 882 garden equipment operator. Specialise USED 1965 SINGER 53.50-J5.95 each. Youth chairs, J5.93 Tin and batli. For business coupl recreation room. 127,900- two aoultj. Heat Included In rent apartment units on the remain- hands a check for $31, 43 1.96 to Douglass Schorte, vie* U bulldozer, crane, motor trad- ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE rach. Chltdren'i rockers, $2.95 each, No pets. P5 a month. Call 872-OOOR THE LOW AGENCY er operator or field mechanic. i4" deacon's benches, $21.80 etch. Many ing acreage. president of the Eatontown National Bank, right. Seated Work locally or abroad. Train- Makes buttonholes. Darns, overcaid In EARLY AMERICAN STYLE on ourTWO—BEDROOM APARTMENT — Realtors ed operator! are In demand. nd embroiders. No cttachementi pper floor. Mkidlebrock at Momnouth, Deal Rd . 638 River Rd. Fair Havei V.A. approved. needed. Now available. J.13.40. Call Oakhurnt. Present tenant bought home. 711-4477 The board granted a minor is John V. Crowell, vice president of Boynton and Beynten, Home Credit, 846-6101. RED BANK LUMBER Call 531-OM0 anytime. subdivision to the Oakhurst Fire Inc., Red Bank. The check represents the full amount Placement assistance. If quali- GANG MOWE"IFS~~-~60", other ite Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank NEW SHREWSBURY New custom - built Co. at the intersection of Larkin fied train and earn now Fi- Call between 7 and it p.m. 70' ranrh home. stolen in a daylight robbery July 29, by two masked aanclni and pay later plans. 741-4064. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Three bedrooms, 1^. baths. Central *n- and Beecroft Pis. for the con- MERCHANDISING WANTED trance hall. Larg[e living room. Dining SECURE YOUR FUTURE NOWI EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE~Al 2 room. Eat-In kllchenl . Over-aUed two- struction of a new fire house. bandits. Boynton and Boynton is the insurance firm rep- RENT A TV COLLECTOR — Want* aid toy trains- Recklenj Pi.. Red B»TJIL 650 aq. ft. t car garage. Full basem«nt. Over H Tor more information or Intpr- Portable day. week. BAYSHORE TV any condition. Pay c^ri or will trade: dignified modern orrice building wit ere lot. Rural letting. |21,MW. Call resenting the bank and the INA. A police and FBI probe 35 cmircli St., Keanslmrg. 787-4100. 1I.O. O2T, 0, standard ffauge. 774-3710. complete #ervices. Ca.rp*te>d through Builder. B42-4JMB, HOUSES FOR SALE A 0L 6 out. with most attractive wall treat continues into the 10-day old robbery. MTE SLOT MACHINES — Toy tralna and ment and electrical flxlureg C&U 74T J^ M freezer top. perfect condition, and lr cast Iron tojrr leaded shadti. Call 3730 between 9 and 5:30. FOUR-BXDROOU BARGAIN — Stucco NATIONAL SCHOOLS tmth for ISO. 671*423. 7*1-1599 after 5 p.m. IMMACULATE RANCH DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT lulte- Dutch Colonial on oorntr lot with K "rh.r^?w D*drooraa, two baths. Excel f.O. Box US, Jamaica, N.Y. SINGER BEWINO MACHLNE — UL C1J5AN USED FURNITURE — ta Tu cr BuUd neighborhood. Only three years old electric. $20. Good condition. Call an antique*, or near arJlques, " "" " "* but looks like new. Large lot nicely time, 899-3871. prices paid. Tho Attic. 631-8854 living room, and nraplac*. Formal din- Roper Gets Garage Job tF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In a landscaped. Dead end street. Con- JJNWMA NOW IiDR FALL CLASSES MODERN LIVING ROOM SET — E GRAND PIANO — Any slae, for studio, ing room, kitchen, d«n. Four btil- to shopplnjshopping, schools, churchurchec s —IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Btelnway, good make preferred. Others brand new modern orrice space, well FAIR HAVEN — Borougl building out of the capital bud- IBM KEYPUNCH, OFFICE AUTOMA^ cellenl condition. Call 842-4239. after located In the center of Red Bank, con- and weekends. Moving AUK. 26. considered. Cash. 222-4028. tract use lor further Information. THI roomg, two baths. Full bu«n»nt. Only Council last night authorized TtON. DaM y0 andrsml evening sessions. IBM STERLING THOMPSOHOMPSON get. •1Vi(SI£ " P ««- NORTHEAST COLLECTOR WISHES TO PURCHASE DOWBTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. thlnf needed !• enanre of color ffobeme. lames F. Roper, Red Bank Sanitation and road depart- BUSINBBS MACmNE SCHOOL, White Cedar Shingles 16' lerlcan and foreign coins. Please 23,000 BQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturing AND ASSOCIATESS S Broad St.. Ittd Buk We specialize In New England whl call 671-5364. architect, to draw plans for th ment vehicles, now parked on a 747-46(7. ofta for leaie. Can bi leased leparata* Ajkinj ftt.OOOt THI DOWITRA JOHN- Hwy. RBALTORJ cedar ihingles, where they don't pall UPRIGHT PLAYER PIANO — In work- ly, containing about WOO tq. ft p«r 9W44M borough garage to be erected be wooded lot, will use the new |a- ahlngles. White cediri turn a beautir ing condition. Will trade & spinet. 842- floor. 747-1100. silver gray shade. Second. Clears, $13.: CY, Bseltore, H a. Front It, 8*4 LITTLE SILVER tween Hendrictoon PI., Allen age. MERCHANDISE per four-bunrfJa Mqamra; cipars, $17. 3592. 1 OR 1 ROOMS OFFICE SUITES FOR SALE per four-bundle •qumre. Bullden w< BUY OLD LEADED GLASS HANG- Attractive Colonial Bultding la Ked Sank. 7414700. COLONIAL St., Maple St. and TTiird St. come. Fln« cover-up (or peeling pali Max Benowlti Agency. ING DOMES, AND LEADED GLASS Threa-bMroom Colonial. JOI14' Council also authorized adver- TABLE LAMPS. CALL MB, I'LLBank. Off afreet parking V LINCROFT — Bight-room split. worn with formaJ Ilraplic.™finaplic.fin ' H RED BANK LUMBER COME TO YOU. 666-1360. 17 Maple Ave , Red Bank laths, two-car garage. Large « Ini roomroom willil.l b.b r windowi , eal-llln kltch- tisement for construction bids. Comer Pearl and Wall Red Bi 741-4971 lot. Washer, dryer, air oondltlonei ^ den or third bedroom. IH baths, School's Cash 741-5500 PIANOS WANTED — Highest prlcea cellar hreexewar, patio. Located o« The garage, budgeted for thi; HAMMOND all-to-wall carpeting. Bt. Leo's parlsti b t paid. Call H. renter 306 Main St., s h"H "i""'I '""""O^ lot wTl? *JW? RKFRiaKHATOR — Two-door, Lakevood. 363-2190. HOUSES FOR RENT Good commuting. 4\ per cent Q,', year, will cost an estimated $35,' Waiher, automatic, S3S. Bedroom Ttgage 121,500. Owner. Call 462-041 shaded backyard. Aesumtble 5V« mort,.,.. Principle, only. H9.N«.T<1- OflO including all fees. Though g75. Living Room aectlorjkl, 150 T TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOMES KOO AS8UMM ALL - Save Real Records OKd ORGAN Am-Fm, conaole, 100. Occasional chal PETS AND LIVESTOCK — For rent or salt. S125 to gl60 a ate Commiaaton. litres b-^droorrrs. Ha: an ordinance authorizing bonding •10. Call 7S7-6398. month. THE HRWAN CO. KDAli- et ranch, nice area. L: .ge fenced roUR-BEDROOH - Counu-j horns on r to that amount has been adopt- OF ASBURY PARK TWO S-ton atr oondltlonera In good AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — TORS, BelfDrd, 787-5100. w. Keansburf, ard. Large detached garage. Avallab] our acres. Urg« kitchen, formal din- Yellow, Six weeks old. Call after 6 787-6600. Haslet, J64-7100. lept. 1st. Call M4411I. n» room, full c«ll«r. hotwat.r ttrnt. ed. Council plans to finance the By Auditor THI LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO condition, tUX) each. Call p.m. 642-4583. Prlra* locmtlon. near Friehold. |2I,»00. 747-3023 WE FREQUENTLY HAVE APART- HA7.LET — gU,«X> — BRICK RANCH IN THE SHORB AREA POODLES — Eight weeks. Registered MENTS AND HOUSES—FurnlehM and A BliY OF A LIKETIMK. THREE W.ugold & Krupnick, Inc. FREEHOLD - The boroujh ROOF SHINGLES, aibeitoa aiding, r< ] unfurnished for rent. Coma In and talk rolli, 11.50 ea. Call miniature blacks. Also male, 1 A yean. UCDROOUS, FULL BASEMENT. board of education lait night was Opu dally til I p.m. lit til S p.m. 747-3023. Fine atud dog. <79 each. 291-1732. It over with us. THE DOWSTRA LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH A FIRE- Brokers Corner of Main ft, * Hattlsoo Ave. AOENOV. tl E. Front St., Bed Bar*. PLACE. LOW TAXIS. THE BER OTHER* 15 Drivers BEAGLES — Two grown and two pup-741-8700. M1.1 Herj. I told that the school's financial NO LITE OENCY, REALTORS. 3M6 RT. Ukewood USED ORGAN SPECIALS pies, male. One Basset Hound, (preg- HAZLET. 264-8200. records were in good shape. It Hiramond extra voice organ $ 396white, plastic window siiadei $1,5* nant) Beagles, with papers, $40. BasWID- E SELECTION OF RENTAL8 — $14,000—$121 MONTHLY Hammond Chord Organ S-S . I OS your roller up to 36". Pure white. el, with papers, $70. Pupplen. no pap.Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- MIDDLETOWN — 112.900 — FOUR Pay Fines later praised 1U secretary lor Baldwin Spinet organ S 493Iteepi out all the light. rs, J25. Inquire, 1717 Florence Ave., ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER BEDROOM CAPE COD IN VERT NO CLOSING COST Unlor.* Beach., Call 264-1315. AGENCY, Oceanport Ave.. OceanporL noon CONDITION. CONVEmDW Hammond A 100 organ ... $189S PROWN'S 542-3300. AREA. LARGE KITCHIN WIT! Completely redecorated, custom ranch. the job. Hammond B 3 Leslie speaker _.J1.9M !OLLIE PUPPIES — AKC. sable and PLENTY OF CABINETS. TERRIFI' Full basement, large. 115x120 lot. Con- Cable Nelson grand piano S 39332 Broad 81. Red Bank 741*7300 white, champion sired, wormed. Call 195 to J175 Per Month TERMS FOR ALL. THE BER(venient to everything. Only »I5O down. In Rumson The school auditor, George V. Halnes Bros, grand piano » 9x12 WOOL RUG — With pad, thl 229-0515. THE BERG AGENCY AGENCY, REALTORS. RT. 36, Mil Klrwan Company. Realtors. 7B2-M00. Urchin of Long Branch, said the years old, S50. Five-piece kitchen I DLETOWN. 871-1000. SAVE fruitless hours ol searching by RUMSON — Magistrate Wi All Items gold with a guarantee — MUST SACRIFICE financial records were in order budget terms available. I,E BEAOLE — Ten months old. sending (or our free comprehenslv liam P. Kirkpatrick last nigh RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY HOLMDEL — Prim* location. Spacloi: catsloR; modest homes; palatial Run TWO—PIECE LIVING ROOM SET AKC registered; field champion sired. 'oiir-bertroom Colonial. Over one imposed fines against 15 person and school expenses were well , 115. Commode chair (or Invalid, ui Just started. 150. Call 776-72S3. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtors uoodrd sfttlr*. «1-832S. itln's*'"' W8t'rlronlt' '>"""• Multlp 775-9300 •, ?Wi, rfrHnlnf lnun|fi chair, ti 0 Ocean Ave., Spa Bright M2-0O0* In Municipal Court, within the prescribed budget. $25. Two antique Victorian chairs, £ :APABLE BAY MAKE DESKS 115 up FILES, tabtea, chairs, rider. Ready to show as TWb^FAMlLY — KurnTahViroru ' RAY STILLMAN, Realtor The board commended Its each. Call 147>9652. nlshed. Two bedronms, living room JHARMING HOUSE — This ituc Nine persons were fined adding machines. typewrlteri, offlci green hunte or to hunt this tall. Call "Our 4ftUi Year" secretary, Audsley W. Vander- equipment, etc., at bargain prices. NewKOIILERT OBOE — Almost 462-2*85. kitchen, bath. 8mall. 7R7-6669. tw-o-story Brmnish home, reminiscent W Hwy. 36 Shrewsbury T41-SW speeding counts. They »re Si •III AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. Closed keys, many extra keys, Co; NEW SHREWSBURY — 25 Steven: veer, for his efforts in keeping . Oekhurlt, 531-3800. 1430. selling 1229. Call 222-1741. SIAMESE KITTENS — REGISTERED. san Post of Middletown, $30, SIX WEEKS OLD, ADORABLE. CALL Ave. Four-bedroom house. Available Old Mexico. Spacious living room, to I OR t BEDROOM aPLrr — get the records in good order. FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING Sept. 1. 1120 per month. C*U 741-1144 Meredith Burr of Leonardo, $20 GOWN -Brldeimald dr and all ac- ATTIC FLOOR mal dining room, kitchen with break magnificent treed lot u If by Mark Flnucane, New Shrews A $220 contract was awarded R1SH SETTER PUPS — Champlon- FOR RENT OR SALE — Five-room eMsorieJ with Individual ptrBontl far- Convenient, iturdy 2i"xB6"xW thit house, attached porch and garage. Ren vice. Call Vtriinla Kimbalt, Freehold. plyacore panels. Only S2.2S each, f< ilred. AKC registered. Call f&st nook, den, three bedrooma, master artist. Llvlnt room, dining room bury, $20; Patricia Rich, Elbei to Freehold Paint Store, Wett 747-9«71. S130 per month. Call 787-2618. your attic itorate problem. Also att 1 on, $20; James Nolan and Johi Main St., for- asphalt We for ^(appearing italrwayi. 118.95 ent MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — LITTLE BILVEIV.— Uitfurnished. Sept- bauu. Full basement. Attached garat on separate levali, kitchen, IB lam USED 1965 WHITE RED BANK LUMBER AKC registered, call 10 to 5, 741-5877. ember 1 occupancy. Four-bedroom, 2H Jameson, both here, each $10 the art room. Evening 741-33M. bath ranch. Large livini room with ;wo flreplacea. One and K aerei room, (our bedrooma, 2tt baths, 5ti Robert Schaller, Lincroft, $10; ZIG ZAG MACHINE Cnrner Peart and Wall Red (lreplace. Separate dining room. Kitch- Darna, overcasta and embroiders. (4*4. 8IX COLLIE PUPPIES — A.K.C. reg- en. Basement playroom. screened prime real estate. Asking 137,000. TH. bedroom or dm, itiHy or what h»v Honnie Binder, West Long Call Home Credit, 8(6-6100. SHOWER CURTAINS - On of a kin istered. - Championship background. porch. Attached garage. Tree-shaded ismples form top manufacturer, dec Branch, (10, and Elizabeth Bates, CHEAPER THAN UNFINISHED Reasonable price. Halt or female, $60. plot. $275 a month. Lease required. DOWSTRA AOENCY, Realtor!, tl you. Attached tw>-ctr carafe. Man: DRESSERS — CHESTS, IfARPROOF orator colors. In taffeta and Maatli Call 872-1215. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Middletown, $10. Dog License TOPS. BED*. WALNUT AND LIMED Btlow cost. 747-9610. Realtor, 556 Prospect AVB., Little All- Front St., Red Bank. T414700. as and In Immaculate condition OAK. MAMANNV OTHIR -mr-LlBmrLlB.. *». RIFLE — 3TMM Husqvarna, never flrti ver. 741-4500. Richard Olson of Ohio was as- and care. Priced (or rapid sale |33,< lRWIN'lRWIN'SS, IITT 1I0NII0UTH IIT.T ,RE RED D(100. Call REAL ESTATE FOt RENT THREE—ROOM BUNGALOW, furnish- ^PVa DL'PLJDX APAR1 sessed $15 (or careless driving BANK 948-4108 ed. Prefej 1 Boost Slated APARTMENTS entlemmn or elderly couple. UENT—Paneled living room, forer u 500. THK DOWiTRA AOBNCT, Real and $10 for not having a regis- KITCHEN CHAIRS RICOV GUITAR — Ampeg-Burns Wild Call 542-2T kitchen. Two-bedrooms, tiled bath. »' FAIR HAVEN - An ordinance Dinett-lineue M•«i* and bar stooU. Like new. with hard cue. Call (71 TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — a month pajs ill raupt heat Avallab tration certificate. David Tay- Dlnttu, 11» llMmouth si. SHARE COUPLE OR WOMAN- Sept 1. Call MUM, after 5 p.m. tors, 91 B. Front at, Bank. Til' that will raise the price of dog 741-SJ33. 2493. Jewly retlnlshed. 1100. per month. 13 Modern bungalow, turrJlshed or unfur- lor, here, was fined $10 on Huddy Ave., Highland!. 8R-U31. nlshed. River Plaxa. Phone T4T-0533. THREE—BEDROOM RANCH — «700. licenses was introduced at last TYPSWRITBRS. ADDING machines. SEE OUR NEW MIXER car garage. Convenient location. Lli careless driving count. 'WIN OABLU — M Rlrenlde Are., OAKHURST — Four bedrooms, two croft M2-I2I7. Owner. night's Borough Council meet- All nukes new or used. Guaranteed. Du Pont Luclta Paints. Any of 1,000Red Bank; on rlvtr. Thres and four baths, garare. lundeck, baMmsni 332- Christopher Marshall of Fail Low as 115. Urpleo't. 101 Honmouth tooma uKumlshed. 741-23M. 7742. THREB-BEDROOH CO-OPIRATTVI ing. •t. Neit to theater. 747-0413. colors whll* you wait Stop In. OR SALE — Two bedroom co-open (op eale. l*rr« renced-ln yard. M> Haven pdid a $5 fine for a noisy PROWN'S RED BANK - Brandt and Madison COTTAGE — Newly decorated. Large live apartment S2M down and (77 Councilman William Rooney "MOVINO-Must Jell collection of line Aves.. anaeloui orA- and tw>bedroorrj llvlni room, two bedroom*, kitchen lonth. September occupancy.Phoue Si2- muffler. Edward Cackowski of antiques. Canopy beds (Slnjla and 3] Broad St. Red Bank 741-7300 rden apartment, starting at «U0. ApA-] and bath, garage. Well-kept private PlainfieM was fined $5 for oper- explained that 25 cents of the double). Coraar chest. Shaving stand. Mr Apt 24. Molly PltcSisr Village Cou entate, suitable Tor two or threi adulta. THRBB-BKDROOst RANCH — I« Beautiful old mirrors. Three-piece Vic- FRIOIDAIRE refrlBerator-treezer, Vl WHITE STUCCO HOUSE - EueUe tll«d b«th». formal dining room, aaMn ating an unregistered boat. E. current $2.25 fee has been go- good condition, new house haa bull >r call Mr. (am Lomaxzo, 741-tllS. 1175 a month, furnished. $150 a moiAh neighborhood. Location near downtown iltcheo. Large utllUjr room, spacious torian bedroom get haa orlglrhl hand unfurnished. Yearly lease. RoUton Wat- 1 ing to the state. The state has Valnllngs. blue on white. Old Wedge- In. Immediate sale, 173. Phone 717-042' EAST KEANBBURO — Four rooms ly leai Red Bank. Schools, bus stops within Ivlng: room, attuslisid garage. lOOilOO J. Vanderleur, here, was fined and bath. S90. Supply own heat. Twoerbury, Realtor. 16 W.~Front St. Redwalking distance. Four bedrooms,' Call tot. Porlsupeck area. Asking 121.000. raised its share to SO cents wood dinner aet. Beautiful crystal AIR CONDITIONER — MOO BTU. Bank, 747-3500. (5 for interfering with a chan- clocks. Small palntlnss. old flai wheel portable, one year old. Excellent con children accepted. Available Immedi- Cm •aslly usuma mortgage. No rMl- which will malu ths tool new complete. Bric-a-brac, etc. 287 Octan ately. Call 485-5589, alter 5 p.m. UtDDLETOWN VILLAGE — Aawml lors. Oall alter 4, WVfllJj. nel marker. dltlon. 1130. Call 747-9719. EATONTOWN - Alfred Vail Mutual. fee (2,50. Blvd., Atlantic Highland!. 291-09MI., TERRACE APARTMENTS — Two-bed 9 Belahaw Ave. Four rooms. OH heat. my mortgage. Bur terms. Four-bed- RED BANK - Ttirse bedrooms, din- USED FURNITURE SALE 'oorn. apartments. Second floor. Adulta Modernised kitchen, bath. 177 per room spilt. Excellent condition. I71-M92 n« room, llvlni room, nraie. Nice Gregory W. Goniales of Union OALL inly. Available August 1. 741-4850 month Including utilities. Down pay- LITTLE SILVER - By owner. Al location. Near hUh school Call after City paid $10 for clamming with- 2294131 ment. 741-7418. for appointment. 7«T-«eo. APARTMENTS WO FOUR—ROOM unfurnished apart- conditioned three-bedroom ranch. Ll out a license and $10 for clam- OARAGE SALE — furniture and rrrts- lenls. 173 Forrest Ave., Keansburg. Ing room with ilreplac*. dining roon IH*LL HOUSE - on hal/.icr O«- cellaneoui Itema. Call, 10-4, Fri. &nd Couple preferred. Call 7>7-471H. kitchen, bath, basement, porch an oslte Marlboro Bute HtuplUl. ming on Sunday. Waste Bids MO BANK Sat. 291-391): WANTED TO RENT lUched garage on H acre comer lo POUT MONMOUTH •— Hwy. 36. Mod- fear schools, shopping and buses, Cannon Point Village ern five-room apartment; two bedrooms. ELDERLY LADY needa room and Call 74143W. Principal* only, HOMKB _ FAKHB - ACREAGE BRAND NEW COMMERCIAt RENTALS All tlectrlc. $100 per mo. plui utilities. board Call 747-1686, leave name and few list many food burs - Call LAM- number with Ar.fcwerlng Service. OLTS NSCK AREA IN MARLBOR4 JON^WC, RISU.TORI, rRMHOIJ) Are Received GARDEN APARTMENTS Cull S454639 or 2M-W3t>. —Four-yvar-old xptclou* bl-level ot uard Units Studi* and One-Bedroom NION BEACH — Lovely four-room corner wooded acre. 2360 iq. ft. apace OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The ipartment. Available Sept. l, Butlntai FURNISHED ROOMS All electric, less than $400 a year, •IIDDLETOWN TOWNIH1P _ ilx- Air Conditioned • ideally Located room ranch. Three bedrooms. Wall-to- township council received two PROM W7 :oupley preferred. Call 264-14M. Garage. Hue* full btthi. O.K. kUchtn, ONE EFFICIENCY room and one bei four bed room i, llvlr.f room, dlnlni wall carpettnf. City aewers. Convenient bids for garbage collection at a Jee Rentol Agent OFFICE ICHLAND9 — Two-bedroom apart room.- Reasonable rates. 14 E. High- room, recreation room, utility room o school, and storee. Principals only. To Give 500 W Sprlno Sf. lent $80 per month, utilities excluded. land Ave.. Atlantic Highland!. It!Mm. S29.5O0. Owner. 4«2MM lf.MO. 787-5915. special session last night and lear convenience!. Call >72-101>. SPACE TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS WELL—TRIMMBD, SHRUBBED, AND AaaUMPTION - M.000. ill award a five-year contract at IED BANK — 12 Oaklanit .Street, Near bath. Ladles (referred. Call 2M- % VA inornate available on this PRICED — Immaculate older home. Pints of Blood he regular meeting Monday. llodern Offleet Just compnttd. Ctn- thret room apartment, unfurnished. 5732. Uvlnc room, dlnlr,* room, kitchen, our-bedroom home. Kitchen with built- BAYHAVEN 190 per month Includes utilities. Call two bedrooms, bath, and lun porch, in oven arM ranie, family room, utility RED BANK — Members of trtl Rtd Bank Builneai Dlttrlet TIM1I1. r°om »nd Hi baths. Monthly payment Bids were received from APARTMENTS Oarage, aluminum awnings, hnt water New Jersey National Guard units • Cantral Air Conaittonlnf IEA BRIOHT — UrJfumlslied, four MAL ESTATE MX SAL! Ku heat. City sewera, plus a two-room if $122.00 Includes principal and taxes, ihrewsbury Disposal Inc., Atlan- SS Ocean Blvd. - Atlantic Hifhiandi. bungalow In rear. $14,100 Includea cloi •skin, tll.tOO. WALKER * WALKER, rom this borough, Freehold, • Btlf Strrlc* Elevator ooms, bath. In duplet. |8S month, HOUSES FOR SALE 1EALTORS. Mlddletown-Holmitel. Mul- Ic Township, and DeLlsa's Gar- Sptcloui, all electric one-hedroom • PrlvaU Partclni 8pac« utilities, year round, on leaas. No Ing coati. Vets no down approximate- Toms River and Long Branch units. Unfurnished. Now rentlnt. Air • Rent Rtuonablt sets. Adults, sept. l. ><2-3i3a. ly fOU monthly. All others MW dnwn, pie Ltstlofti and Trade-Ins. Bend fi wge Service, Long, Branch, conditioned, water view, off-itrett | approximately $106 monthly. THE KlR. italoj. «71-33ll. • Inspect and Compart EASY ASSUMPTION 1 will donat* 500 pints of blood to 'hich bid $172,000 and $1W,000 pirklar. Fcmlly mom, extra »!or- AND 2-BEDMOOM GARDEN APART- Charming four-bedroom, two-bath homi WAN CO., REALTORS, Campbell ir«, Utindry. $130-1125 monthly. EMTS—Quiel area. Hen and hot wa-with finished recreation room In base Junction Bellord. 7S7-MOO. the Blood for the Depurtment of espectively, for a portion ot the L*ue. No pet*. r Included. See Superintendent, Apt. ment. Six cell enl neighborhood. Flrii LOTS AND ACREAGE Defense program Saturday, Aug. ', 60 Locust Ave., Red Bank. RANCH-RIVER VIEW d asking for a five-year con- H. H. BOWTELL, Owner 747-1100 clans condition. Dead end of atre Choice location, six rooms, game room 20, under auspices of the Mon- :EANSBURY - THREE-ROOM AIR which is ideal for small children. Wa beiTitr.V and two-car garage. Onl ATTDNTION BUILDEHS! ract with three collections a Broad St. Ked Bank ONDITIONED GARDEN APART- to schools, ihopplnj, churchea, tra Hill. Beautiful wooded lot In ex-mouth County Chapter, American 291-2100 IENT. 8CIEHCE KITCHEN. AVAIL- Dr l>un. Asking 117,900. one available. 127,000. WALKER i luslve area of fine homes. Ocod lo- BIH SEPTEMBER 15. lion. "71-WH2. WALKER. Realtors, Hwy. J5, Stirewi- ^tlon for the erection of an «cirptlon. Red Cross. STERLING THOMPSON hury. 741-52U. 24-Hour Srrivce. bouse. Paved street curbs water, INCOME PROPERTY — Two-famll is, etc. Trice JB.JOO, WALTER * The Red Cross Bloodmobile will AND ASSOCIATES home. Llvlnp room, modern kitchen, 'ALKlm, Itealtors Hwy 35 sure be at the Red Bank Armory, REALTORS bedroom, modern bath In each apart - 711-5212. 21-ltour Service. arkway Crash 20 Hwy. 34 Mltawan 566-0(01 Chestnut St. from 9:30 a.m. to 4 ment. Nice location In Red Bank. Nea OLMDEL — I ',4 acres Beautiful trre- 1ST OR 2ND KLOOK ^ Ar resldenllal Oall ion, 50th Armor, here, heads up ern kitchen with bay window, dlr/lns- 1ILLANEY RBALTT. «71 51J1. the program. nell St., Lakewood, was fined NICELY FUItNISHED ROOM AVAIL irea. Two bedrooms, tiled MILE — Two nloorks from town. 17 E. $100 yesterday in Municipal B r pl l k Cl creened porch, basement. larsge. Adding Machines—Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating l «"L '"'' "»" - " 842-3756. psnHlon possibilities. J24.000. COMMERCrAL PROPERTY Court after being found guilty of COLTS NECK — Just reduced"? Plan Muscular AOENCY. Realtors, Dill M>p1<- .. .. 1UDI.ET0WN TWP. — Commarcli leaving the scene of an accident ADDING MACHINES - Typ«wrlt(rr« I.. SMITH mjILDJCnS — PHIIM, al- THOMAS SLATE bedroom raised ranch In excellent con corner Bergen PI., Red Bank. 741-ftlno. Krfe EatliTintc illtlon. Or.-e full bath, two hnlf hnths >perty alonf Hwj. !J or 38. Trom sold, rented, rrpalrpil. Berpko'ii 101 terHtlrt.^], additions, garages. Call 291 EAST KEANBRUItO -- 5>i rooms, hii: • to 40 »cr«s. UULLANEY REAL- Dystrophy Benefit on the Garden State Parkway. Monmouth St., Red Bank 7*7-0485. 17R5_ n^ 7(lj73M._ _ Painting and Decorating faneled recreation room. Full dtnl Kully Iniured A42-3169 741-411 . Twornr KHrapr. One-acre h l>nth. I/it MxlOO, Kucellent condition Mr. Mackerer, whose car hit W61f KiNO~M"AN'1S~C0 NT RAlfrOR^^ all HEmlock 8-74M. LITTLE SILVER — A neigh- A D tiixe;*. Anklnn J2R.300, CiRORGF AltrrAllonfl. Kepalrn Masonry. Rmall C V. ILLHENBKE. Realtor, Rt. 31, Coltl borhood carnival for the benefll another vehicle in the rear when John, Ion. 591-9714. Painting ft Ilrcnratlng ] KUM8ONIAN TIUNBFEItRKI) - Bill REAL ESTATE WANTED Eatlmatf, 7B7-6020 or 7B7-7.W1 I "'-k. 492-317.'. Stiff lovely three-year old Cape rt>d lr of muscular dystrophy victim? he dozed at the wheel and caused Atr ft Sea Travel Reservations Inp condition. Living room, family din I, H. HILL — Painter Interior and r.-s room, modern wsll-oven kitchen will be held at noon Thursday the other car to crash through exterior. No jobs too Urgf or trtn BI IT A WEEKEND — At Growing- Insulation & Siding HOUSES I'OR SALE fdur-bedrooms. two tiled bathe, fill tall lot or large tracts. Call MUL- at 75 Garden Rd. Carol Favin, a guard rail onto the median, efa or around ths world In 80 rinys. "mull. Very r asoiAhle. Call 229-2IS7. hnnem«nt. laundry, recreation area, hnt ANKY REALTY. 671-ol51. we can aervlce all your vacation daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David pleaded innocent. He told the INSULATION * SlnlNO COTtP. — witter lieat. twn-rar jarage. Close to 1IELP~ needs. Peterson Travel, 741-5S50. all Riirrmnn schoolfl. I/iw taxes Ash Favin of that address, wil court he drove on two miles to Alan windows, roo/s, gulters. etc. Pearl and Bead Rejtringlng II J2I.B00. RUB8ELL M. noRUB ELP us; our 12 s&lespeoplft nttd HI-30 yrnr Ruarsntfes. Day or night PICK THE ullng on your home, serve as ringmaster. the Asbury Park toll exist be/ore 175 81(17. Adam I.lnimayer 2910302. HKAI.TORH, «K) ltlver Rd., Kalr Hav. CTION Is onr mottr>—professional SB Bipertly on rTralded^nylon. $1.W a en. 747-4532. Member Multiple Listing es are Just a phone call away, reporting the accident because he Aiphalt Paving strand. BlerllnK ('l«np- from 75c. RIGHT HOME Rervlce. The carnival is one of many REUSSILLE8, M llro>d St., Red Trade-Ins—Sxchangss held for the MD cause. Last felt this was "the' quickest way II.-ih nmmerclat and Investment properties GENERAL ASPHALT PAVINO INC. Nursing Home THROUGH ember Two Multiple Listing flsrvlces year $180,000 was raised by chil- to get help." Blacktop driveways AIM pnrklnf lots. WALKET1 A WALKBn dren who staged more than 12,- Cajl tor tree estimate 222.SUM. HOLMDEL NIIRSINO HOME Plumbing & Heating Realtors Magistrate Marvin E. Schaef- credited (or sklllfi) mirfllnn iwsriury Wddlstown-Holmdel 000 carnivals In co-operation Broad Bt. 204 Hwy. *5 cr disagreed. Mr. Mackerer was mrr Hwy. 31. Holiintrl. 9l fc ilfatlng and bathroom with the Muscular Dystrophy As- K NEKD — Five or six, 2-3~bsdroom also fined $15 for oreless driv- remodellnB. REALTOR ociations of America for re- Building Contractor rn. furnished or unfurnished, from ing, to which he pleaded guilty. CORRIGAN'S [o $173 per month for Incoming ;earch and patient service pro- MORE LISTINGS SHOWN BUILDER — New homes, rix>m di- Odd Jobs 127 Oakland St.. ItM Bunk 74727M rsonnel. THK n,ERQ AOBNCY, Rt. Fined $10 for careless driving lutions, basement anri attlr rttnins. Middletown. 171-1000. grams. MORE LISTINGS SOLD leading to another accident on kitchens, garage, repairs and altrra- OTEN UflTINOfl—Eip»rl Miss Favin Thurs- tlons. Herbert Elsenrauch. 741-5201. Vardi, cellars, garages, stores. Have Rooting, Siding & Insulation Assisting the parkway was William H. Me- truck. JI11U9 after 3 pja. ti peopl« will help you to day will be Jean Favin, Gina II yout homf. Also rommetMal kind Connell, 81, of 8S8 Undercliff MASONRY" — Patlosi lie n. siSV- LOafN^COnSc. Roollng. siding" tm n properdm avtlfabt*. Frodich, Adrienne DeNezm and walks. painting, carpentry. Reason- Insulation Installed and guarantee LOWN ABflOC, Itealton, 1BI Bro«d Ave, Edgewater. Mr. McConnell r lMTO 29«H»4(fll Uarbara Curchin. Diamonds Bought or Restyled ship Hatrs. RI2-43s. t or 747-23!)!!. !f?* ' Rhriwihury T41-253R. pleadtd guilty. BIDING — Alico, DuporA Ttdtar and Their carnival will feature for- Alpoa. Work guarinttrd. Let u« buy the diamonds y>u dDn'l your morl([«t« rmymenti. une telling, darM, a grab bag, Roy N. Bowles, 32, ot 19« Port- wear or let us rrRtyk thnn for you , phnn«i numtmr and rtetalll personally. ReusMlle's, 3S Broad At. Painting and Decorating PROWN'S jellybean auction and other er Ave. paid $25 for using ficti- 31 Broad til. jUcl_JUnk T41-T»IO ous license plates and $10 for CARL~ fl. JONKB — Painting and Thru Th« Red Bank Area ames, including the tossing of wallpspr-rlng. Fully Insurer!. For frss kpfndant broker dfslrfu open llit- ies, balls and sponges. driving an unregistered vehicle. Entertainment istlmstes, call 747-3041. ^ MuItipU Listing Servic* n on reildftrmal proptrtici. Tel. Answering Service They got the idea from Sonny XL Trucking, Ltd., of 44 Gil- INTERIOR AND EXTBRimt palrrT- S«» P«q> 235 In th» If you *->k m*i fh«rs>'» not anou UNCROrT ASBOCIATES, INC. Ticket! available for latest Broad- Ing. Also decorating. Our prices are TSfrTfTBlTjour Sfortlary. NcTnM • Hwy. 5 UlldUUmn 'ox who promotep s the carnivals hrist St., Jersey City, was rtaad way Shows and Major Sports Evsnts cheaper than thelra. Call fllack Paint* tn miss calls. 24 hour answsrlni Y»llow Pain. Q a bikini fo adv»rlit in « Dtily h Wd 17« Monmouta at., Red Bank. Ing Co. for (zee estimate. 741-4MO. service. 741-4TOO. (OppoilL* TWO dUYS hia Wonderama television (10 for failure to hav« a Ntw ;sgiiter Want Adi" show. Jersey tax stamp on tu vthld*. i U-Tite»Uy, August 9, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER KEANSBtJIlG CAMNO- At the Movies Nona* amlti 2:oo; 8:11; 9:10. EAST BRUNSWICK RED BANK Assault o» a Queen 7:10; 1:90. TURNPIKE- Complete Program Listings STRAND- CARLTON- OUTDOOR — Ruaalana Art Coralnc Assault on a Quaea 3:11; 7:11; 1:11. • :«: 12:60; Olory Ouyi 10:5a WCBS-TV Chanel I . WNEW-TV .WOK-TV XueiUhi Are Comtnt 310: T:lo; 9:25. INDOOR — Buulana Are Comtof LONG BRANCH 7:30; 11:40: Glory Ouys 9:40. WNBC-TV I 7. . WABC-TV VPIX-TV North of Red Bank BARONET- PERTH AMBOY -TH E AT R E S-" Duel at Diablo 340: 7:10: 10:20; Boy TUKSDAY 7-A Tim For Us—Senof 47—New Jersey Today Did I Get • Wroni Number 2:00: l:<0. HIGHLANDS AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- AFTIRNOON 11-Mllllonolre—Oroma 7:10 • COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED •_ i:n I— News—Cronkite— Color EATONTOWN MARINE- Cirtoon 1:45; Asaault on a Que< I-Lovt Of Uht-Serlol 7—News—Marlene Sanders 4—News—Ch't Huntley, Dovld COMMUNITY- alaya 7:00: 10:00; Herculei MaeU • 51; 12:45; Lady In a Can 11:01. lloon Men 135. eJiopoddGCy l 1:H Brlnkley— Color Gle» Bottom Boat 3.00: 7:30: 8:iS. MAJESTIC- ALL INDOOR THEATRES • MATINEES DAILY 2 P.M. J— Kamper Koont—children »-To Tell Ttlt Tram 5—Allred Hitchcock—Drama ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 7—Oomw Heed-Comedy 4—Another World-Color 9— Danger Is My Business—Color DRIVE-IN- Aisault on a Queen 2:20; 1:20; 9:25. 2 SHOWS NITELY — CONTINUOUS SAT. & SUN. II—Corteont—Chikiren- Color 7—General Hospital II—Lloyd Tnonlon—Variety—Color Assmlt on B Oucen 8:40; 12:00; ATLANTIC- MENU) PARK I1:B 11—Suspense Theater—Drama 13—In The Law Llbrory Money Trap 10:45. y Fair Ladr 2:00: 1:00. Cinema— At Tk« Movits" Column for Cornet Nature: Tines ' 11—Book Tallk—Discussion 31—Mental Health—Discussion »-Nrws-Mlke Wolloce FREEHOLD MIDDLETOWN Rusjlana Aie Cojnlnl 2:10; 4:48; 1!:N I:M 47-Wonds 01 Spring—Serial >—Seorch Fer Tomorrow 7:11 FREEHOLD— TOWN- *—Swtngln' Country—Music—Color J.U 13—World Traveler—Gennony A»»«ult on a Queen 2:00; 7:29; 9:40, Olt« Bottom Boat 2:10; 7:15; 9:30. f-foitief Knows Best l-Nem-Oovgios Edwards 7:M ASBURY PARK 11:41 2—Dak tori—Adventure—Cotor HAZLET STARTS TOM! J-GuMIng Light—Slrial 1-Edge Of Mont-Serial «—My Mother. The Cor—Color BARONET- LOEWS DRIVE-IN— ATLANTIC 4—You Don't Say!—Gome—Color 5—Route 64— Drama near John 6:05; 8:10; 10:43. AT 7:15 8. 9:30 T—Atoc* And Myer—County 1 Ctrtoon 8:55; Born Free 8;O2; 12:i5; 11:15 5—Soupy Soles—Comedy 7—Comoot. —Drama »—Film—Who Done It?— LYRIO- Breakfait at TIKanr'i 10:45. 4—News—EoWIn Newman 7—Nurses—Serial Kusslans Are Coming 2:20; 7:30; PLAZA— I:N •-Fireside Theoter-Oramo Abbott and Coilello—W mln. 10:00. TODAY AT 2 and 8 THEY STICK UP THE QUEEN MARY IN MIDrATLpilC! t—News—Ounn, Murray 11-eoio—Cartoon-Color 13—U.S.A.-Art Education MAYFAIR— Rusliam Are Corning 2:20; 7:35; 9:50. 91-Fllm Shorts 31—Human Rights Forum 4-l>DQ-CJ—NewlyweeJ Gome S-Sandy Becker-Color •-Film—Bitter Rlce- FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— BOTH IN COLOR " " •—Fllm-Tne Rocket from Calaoudt- 7—Local News—Martin, Beutel Sllvana Mongano—to mln. Born Free 1:30: 12:00: Bedford In- New — Clint Walker Edmand Gwenn—90 mln. U-Surprlse Show-Color 31—Science Seminar cident 10:15. 'BREAKFAST at TIFFANY'S' »:* Jl-Fllm Feoturf SPRING LAKE "MAYA" — Color 5:15 I—House Porty-LlnkleHtr-Color 2-PeHlcoat Junction-Color FINAL 'hisiaas Ara Cmiiti' And — "HERCULES 4-Ooetort-Serlol 7—weather—Tex Arttolne S-Colt .45-Western RIT2- y.n 7-Peylon Ploce-Serkil Olais Bottom Boat 7:17: 9:27. OAT * 'McUNTOCKI' MEETS THE MOON MEN" LAST ( "RUSSIANS ARE COMING R ; 7-Locol News-Mar lln, teutel 47—Sports Quit—Miranda MANASQUAN DAY * RUSSIANS ARE COMING" %:» ALGONQUIN- I ?—Three Stooges Comedy J-WCBS News Special )1-Fronhen Of Science 5—Jo won: The Defense 01 India- Glani Bottom Boat 2.30; 7:13; SIS. MORE GREAT SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT I:«J Documentary—Color BRIELLE 7—Newt—Peter Jennings 7—Fugitive—Drama BRIEIXE DRIVE-IN- STARTS TOMORROW at . . . ANNOUNCES ITS U-Frltnwy Glont-Chlldrtn W-News-Roberl Potts Nevada Smith 8:35; 12:49; Madame poMMUNny IVBNINe) 31-Newt X 11:00. STARTS TOM'W NEW GOURMET MENU i:M 47—Soul 01 My Soul—Serial POINT PLEASANT 2—News—Jim Jensen—Color u-.ii , 4-News—Jim Horn, Gate ARNOLD- Featuring continental end Amer- W-Focus oe-News Anolyslt AIR-CONDITIONED Pressman—Color 11:10 ican diihei and flaming special- Born Free 2:20; 7:20; 8:15. S-Paul Wlnchell-Chlldrtn 1—CBS News Special 7-Tllm-l'll Never Forget You— ties serred in charming surround- e—Pork Grows In Brooklyn BRICKTOWN AJT Tyrone Power—90 mln. 11-T.one Grey—western Matinee Dally 2:00 MIDDLETOWN •—News—John winflore LAURELTON ings, once • famous landmark of 47-News—Juan Angel Bras V7UICOO 11-News-Moctln O'Hara DRIVE-IN- Evenlna.1 Hie Airerieen revolution. 13-WHafs New-Children 47—Local News—Tito Alba Gla» Bottom Boat 1:39; 12:35; tram 7:00 31—Casper Citron—Interview W:M When the Spies An 10:40. THE MOST LUNCHEON SPECIALS 47-Olsc-O-Teen-Zaclwley & CONTINUING 47-sporfs—Fousfo Miranda BAY HEAD DARIN© ADVENTURE ... Featuring king sited drinks. Full <:U 11-Loari News-John Tlllman LORRAINE- I < -4 ^. HER! 2nd WEEK count luncheons or businoii- J—News—Tom Dunn—Color Glass Bottom Boat 7:11; 9:30. 4:15 4-Newt—McGce—Color man's special. e—Walter Klernan—Comment 5-News LAVALETTE (Closed Mondafs) <:N 7— News— Beulel, Uortln LAVALETTE- •—Sports—Don Crlqul 9—Film—Tie Golden Aae of Comedy- Around the World Under the Sea 1:8 Pianist Appearing Will Rogers—1 hr., 40 mln. 7:10; 9:15. IT —DAILY NEWS 11—Wmltwr—Vivian Farror 11—Film—Trapped— Friday and Sahirday Nlaatt •:» Lloyd Bridges—90 mln. TOMS RIVER TEARS •-Kingdom Of The Sea-Color 11:11 Banquets • Special Parties II—Superman—Adventure COMMUNiTY- •-Weather—Field—Color Glass Bottom Boat 3:11: T:15; 9:25. YOU APART Reservation! 566-33»l lJ-Tum Of The Century 5—Merv Grlllln—Voriety 3]—Film Feature 7-Weather-Tex AnWne DRIVE-IN- Rants) 71 Matawea < Bold Country »::li); Ruiilim Are WITH 11:11 Comlna 9:15: 11:30. •-Local Hews-Horti-Color 7-News—Beutel, Martin ISLAND HEIGHTS SUSPENSE! 11:25 BAY DRIVE-IN- 4—Sports—Teague—Color Born Free 1:30: 12:30: Shane 10:25. I—Film—The Revenge of Franken- SEASIDE Only daytime harness racing! stein—Peter Cushlng—1 hr., 50 COLONIAL- 4—Tonighl-Vorlety- Color 7—Fllm—A Blueprint tor Murder- J-News Joseph Cotten—1 hr., 35 mln. 1:11 11:41 2—Film—Sky Commando- 5—Night Courl—Dramo Dan Duryea—1 hr., 20 mln. o—News And Weather 1:41 FREEHOLD* 1:00 2—Film—The Princess Comes Across— PANAVISION 4—News—Bob Teague Carole Lombard—90 mln; FREE IN COLORI 4:11 PARKING 10 RACES I P0STT1ME DAILY DOUBLE TONDOUBLE, ! 7—Film—Sensations— J-Fllm-She Asked for II- end SMOKING DAILY! 2:00 P.M. 150 TOO! Eleanor Powell—1 hr., 45 mln. Wllllani Gargan— 1 hr., 20 mln. 1:10 WEDNESDAY SECTIONS! 5— News MORNINO Butt*! N.Y.Ct Port Authority, Consolidated; Newark! Public Service. 1:19 By Can Turnpike Exit 11, Garden State Parkway Exit 123, to Rt 9. 4-Fllm—Be Beautiful but Shut Up— <:oa Mylene Demongeot—1 hr., 5 mln. 4—Education Exchcngc^—Color <:N 7-News <:N 2—Summer Semester 4— B'wana Don—Children LE TEENDEZVOUS COUNTRY CLUB 7—Prelect Know—Education ***•!"—N.T. NEWS Natalie WOOD 7:00 a Aim . . .she llvtd 2—Newt—Rolen Penza "THE RUSSIANS 4-Todoy-Color lln only way ill* 7—Gale Storm—Comedy ARE COMING knew hew ...... — ANNOUNCES — 7:N THE RUSSIANS "THIS PROPERTY 7—Cartoons—Children-Color ARE COMING" TIWOIZVOUS IS NOW ACCEPTING NEW APPLICATIONS 7.J5 IS CONDEMNED" FOR MEMKRSHIP FOR 1964-1967 2—News—Ralph Penza PANAVISION with Rebtrt R*dlord — 7—Captain Kangaroo IN COLORI la color I:M Join The Country's Only Teen Country Club 5-News 7-Lrttle Rascals—Comedy TODAY TO SEE ... STUDENTS FROM THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS ARE ELIGIILE II—Biography—Documentary Freehold t, Neptune City 1:45 5—King And Odle—Cartoons "THE RUSSIANS Frank SINATRA In • RED IANK • MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP •:N 2—Dtnnlt Tne Menace ARE COMING" ASSAULT ON A QUEEN • MONMOUTH REGIONAL • CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 4-News—Bob Wilson-Color S—Sandy Becker—Children • RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN • RED IANK CATHOLIC 7-Glrl Talk-Panel 11—Jock La Lonne—Color • SHORI REGIONAL AT2 PM ^-Birthday House—Children MAT - FOR FURTHIR INFORMATION CALL 747-S74* •—Form Report IVlMIe Of EN 1:30 $10.00 PER YEAR OR WRITI BOX 1t7, SHRIWSIURY J-News AT THE FOLLOWING >—News And Weothrr WALTER READE THEATRES J—Leave It To Beaver 5— Yoaa For Health TECHniCOLOr 7-Fllm-Misslon of the Seahowk- HanceRd. & Apple St, New Shrewsbury. Aug. 18 Terence Morgan—90 mln. 9—Llvlno Longuoqe CO-HIT • DRIVE-IN ONLY - JAMES GARNER 11—Scarlett Hill—seriol 9:50 "MAN COULD GET KILLED" 4—News—Alec Gilford—Color "SON OF ROBIN HOOD"

2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy In Color & Extra Kortoom *— Bye Guess—Gome—Color TOWN GLASS 5-Peter Gunn—Mystery BOTTOM < 9-Fllm-The Yellow Cob Man- PARENTS CAN OBTAIN COMMUNITY Red Skelton—n mln. BOAT" • Color 11—People In Conflict FREE TICKETS AT 11:10 ANY CO-OPERATING 7-News-BIII Owert A QUEEN" and 4— News— Vanocur—Color RED BANK MERCHANT 10: M 5 -MtCoys— Comedy 4—Concentration—Gome 5—Tooper—Comedy 11-Flim-Tim Tyler's Luck- "LITTLEST Frankle Thomas MIDDLETOWN S-News ":S$ •714U0 HOBO" tl.ot mm mm 2-Andy Grllllth—Comedy ft EXTRA CARTOONS 4—Chain Letter—Gome—Color 5—Aslroboy—Cartoon 7—Supermarket Sweep 11—Cartoons—Children—Color !!:» t Rickard Burton . "NIGHT OF THE IGUANA 2-Dlck Van Dyke—Comedy 4—Showdown—Gome—Color 5—Cortoo.n-* Children ROBINSON CRUSOE Last Day - "RUSSIANS ARE COMING PRESENTING • A Glittering Galaxie of Circus Performers Gathered 7—Dotlnq Gome 9— Memory Lone—Joe Franklin ON MARS"- Color from the Four Corners of the Earth • Clowns, Aerialists, Trapeze Artists, 11-Corol Corbert-Color EXTRA KARTOONS Jugglers, Acrobats, Contortionists • Spirited Liberty Horses, Camels, Llamas, Ponies * Aerial Ballets, a Pageant Spectacle. Plus ROAD SHOW ATTRACTIONS Many More Circus Favorites. KIWOJBII Clab of Ut lank brlnqi the 27th annual edition of the Milli Brothers Thrm Ring Clrcas to New Shrewsbury on August IS, 1»66 for th. benefit of the Klwonli Charities. CASL BEfNEfi EVA MAfilE SAINT Yaitr advance purchast of tickets will permit Red Bank Kiwonls to continue their many pra- frami to benefit younqsten and oldsters alike In the Greater Red lank Area. Tickets aie available at discount prices In advance of th. days performance from any of the following Kroanli members: B/G Mitten M. Abramofl, Attorney, in J. Arthur Fell, Monmouth Co. Pock- Ftonk E. Mitchell, Surveyor, M •rood street, Rd aank. mull oat stores Assn. 131 Manor Dr., Broad SlrMt, Red Bonk. 7414111. YEAR NATALIE WOOD J. t. Anderson, Andinon's Music Red Bonk. 741 3117. Edion Oberlondir, Oil Delivery, MM*, II anoa »., R. a. ;v JMJ. Anthony Flasconaro, Tailor, 27 Mon- Inc. 1 Herbert SI., R. B. 7414410. WINNER FIVE mouth Street, Red Bonk. 747114). Matthew Poge, Poge Phots Service. MATINEES WIINitn I. Andersen, Funerol Dl- Weodrow O Fields, Ssrvlce Station 1] Monrnoulh St., R. B. 747-0!6t. ACADEMY AWARDS DAILY 2:30 recrer, 717 arood It., «. a. ;«7 ssoo. Prae. Riverside Ave. R. B. 741-1541. C. Allen Peterson, Piterien Trovll INCLUDING •enlsmln H Ashin, Accounioni, 11 Raymond P. Oornion, Sr., Chem. Sir., U Harding Rd., R. B. 741-SSSO. EV 8:30 tread Street, Rid Bank. 74T-1OM. Teacher, RBHS, 5* Branch Ave. Roland PKrson, Real Eitate & Ini. •BT PICTURE RoK* H. aelknop, Bell Finance Co., Red ion*. 74l-5no. Nlwman Springs Rd., Uncrofl. 741- . c. 77 •read Street, fled Bank. Ml TOO. John Oarrute, John Daniels Men's 7575. *•••«.«• Stan Store, ]) Monmouth St. R.B 741 4H7 Alkerl T. Bench, Attornty. 105 Mox Pokui, Pokui Aulo Body Shop, New at Lost Day - "RUSSIANS ARE COMING" Harry Ofnaveie, Crale's Bevsrogel, aread Street, Red Bonk. 74WOM. Highway 15, Mlddletown. 4711)31. ••» Offlc* N. Bridge Ave., R. >. 747-14IS. Wllllom Q. Bossier, Attorney, II Joseph C. Sand, Fahnettock IL Co. Richard If. Hamlll, Monmouth Co. Wallace Street, Xed Bonk M19H0. 10 Linden PI., R. B. HI-MOO. Nail Bk, Ml Brood St., R. B. Nell A. Scolll, Scottl'i Morket, 1SI ADULT INTERTAINMINT Jehu D. Belduc EKKUIIVI V. P., 7411000. K.B.C.C.C. I BrMd It, R.B. 741 «MS Shrtwibury Ave., R. B. 747-11)0. Wllfard t. Browning, Red Bonk Georgo A. Hollywood, Inf., 73* Frtd Stidcnzahl, N.J. BtM Tell. Co. ichoets, Hordlna Rd., R. a. Mi-ino. Bread Street, Shrtwibury. 7171174. ]» Rlvtrvlew Ave. L S. 741 im DEAR Arthur a. Corlitn, First Merclionts Mervin T. Koukemen, Mar.- F. W. Edward A. Shkoda, Atonmourh Co. Netltnol Bonk, Ml Moltlion An., W'lworth SI Brood SI. R. B. 747I1M. Not I Bk. Proipect Ave. IS. 7417400 ASBURY PARK Wllllom J. Kelly, J. II Kelly Co. Hinry A. Sltvenson, Jr., N.J. Bill A*«ry fork. 77) MM. 77sV«I)l Richard C. Collier, Education, 2* 1S7 Brood 51, Red Sank. 747 itK. Tile. Co. I) W. Jtruy St., Ulna- NATALIE WOOD is shown in JOHN" Wanton Avenue, Rumion H1O11. Fred M. King, R. B. Schools. Si beth. 3S4 • olllcial 75. Henry Corten, Flnt Morcfionft No- Branch Avenue, fted Bonk. 741JW. Mark r>. 7umer, Atollr PHthtr Inn, a $c»ne from "This Property Danol Bonk, » Hlfhland Drive, Herbert W. Kotller, Salei I* Nel- Riverside Ave., Red Bonk. 747-1500. •nallstilewn. SM977I. son Avt., Stolen lilimd. »M»4S4. Kenneth L. Walker, Jr., Walker !• Is Condemned," basad on a JMM lener, Caroet Center, » t. Sydney M. Kramer, OptoitMlrlit, 11 We Her, Ml Broad St., Shrtwibury. staga play by Tennsnaa Wil- mm) St., Red Bonk. 741 tm. Monmouth 41. Red lank. 741-4120. 7415111. •na. Je*n foney, Mlvellon Army. Allred E. Lalrecqut, Title Examiner AT THE DRIVE-IN THEATRES... Opm 7—Start Duik Cfiarles t. Wenglnnd, Comulllnt liami, which opens tomorrow M ktnrsMe Aye., R. I. 7411414. Hall of Records, Friend. 41I»7fJ. Engr., Marine Pk, R. a. 741 f)lt. at th* Neptune City Theatr*, GIANT Mil KIDDIE PLAYGROUNDS RES OF CANVAS • TWICE Rt. 35. CHILDRIN UNDER 12 (Is Can) FREE By CHARLES M. SCBVU THE DAILY REGISTER TWaT, Angnt f. BO-IS DAILY CROSSWORD PEANUTS 48. Examina- lLftats .','JJi V < JW? l.A 1. Caliber tion 15. OM t-l.'Jil'J J '.V.iLl 1 i 5. Tumbla times •J.-t'J Hi U-Baltimore Orioles, from New York's Yankee Stadium. 6. Region 16. Like 7. Children's 25. Grampus 35. Maple or (Color). 17. Companion- game 26. Mother elm ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE S:M-fcn (2) — Hippodrome. Another hour of European able 8. Famous 27. Small area 36. Birds circus acts featuring clowns, a magician, aerial performers, 19. Splicing TV dog 28. Insane 38. Permit /OH.IVfXLlF^ER^ 9. Melancholy: 29. Proficient 30. Female • thrill diver, lions and tumbling acrobats, finds singer-guitar- tool KEPTMETALKIN1 AN1 ON AC WEST'S ONfERRKWT«DE ^NOTGaN^fBE I Ut Trini Lopez introducing high-powered variety entertainers 20. Depended poet. 30. Locations sheep % on the absurdly unlikely set. The Dave Clark Five perform (on) W/WtmEITOOK AN EAST'S ON "lEBlEfT- L i 4 5 1 t "Look Before You Leap," Enzo Stuarti sings "The Sound of 22. Leral action suit Music," and Trini does three of his hits, (color). o 1 23. Goddess of THE TROUBLE Wl1 S:1M:U (4) _ Dr. Kildare. "Never So Happy." Part 6. harvests • (Repeat). Those fans who've followed thra six-parter from the 21. Game at 11 YOtfKVER'VE<-" beginning may find its patented conclusion a bit disappointing. cards 26. Common 14 IS dMBtCTtONS} All the loose ends of the multiple conflict involving the famed name afterst-turned-believer are neatly tied up in melodrama. How- prefix II 16 It ever, the cast (Jack Hawkins, Diane Baker, Bradford DiMman, 28. Comes % Richard Chamberlain), always a notch or two above its material, together » tl © IK*. TW Hal BjntiOi. 1M. manages to keep things moving. (Color). 31. Constella. % u4 D*Uy Minor. l*m*mTU • l\ JS fcM-ll (13) - "The Rivals." (Repeat). If you're a loya! Uon y//< v//< fan of English Restoration comedies, here's a stylish British 32. Secular VA 33. Greek i.t> n V VI 10 production of one of its arrogant, nonsensical classics, by letter A Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 34. Thawed SI id MICKEY MOUSE WALT DISNEY Ml (4) — Tuesday Night at (he Movies. "Walk Like a 36. Ukely V/ '//< 1 34 15 V. Dragon." (I960). (Repeat). Interesting allegory on racial prob- 37. Watered V aUk //t lems a century ago, good performances by the leads, and vr V* singer Mel Tonne all decked out as a fancy gunman, spark this 38. Dike 40.Change Wt offbeat western. The story concerns rancher Jack Lord who 40 ti saves beautiful Nobu McCarthy from the San Frandsco slave 41. Lidded pitchers 42. 4J market and inherits James Shlgeta, too. 42. Affirma- V 10-l»:M (2) - News Extra. "The City of Ghettos." This tive, votes /A % highly topical study of the ghetto areas in New York City beams Us cameras on the conditions of life in Brooklyn's East New York and Bedford-Stuyvesam sections; Manhattan's Harlem and East Harlam; and Queen's South Jamaica. 10-11 (7) — The Fugitive. "Running Scared." (Repeat). Bridge Advice A must for fans of tireless stalker Lt. Gerard, who comes cJose to catching up with our fleet-footed fugitive. Kimble picks up his hometown paper and discovers his father has passed away, By ALFRED SHEINWOLD prompting him to get in touch with his sister which almnsts "I'm going to catch the cul- costs him his freedom. The guest cast is better than usual with prit tonight," Sherlock Holmes such fine players as James Daly, Joanne Iinville and Jacqueline remarked to Dr. Watson as they The Hand 'East dealer By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD Scott on view. entered the bridge club. "One of '• Both aides vulnerable STEVE ROPER ll:»-ll (1) - CBS News Special. "An Essay on Bridges." the players is counterfeiting Con- NORTH ARE MX) CRAZY ? - IT HAS ALWAYS federate money." The great de- LOOK, MINKA.'-JTEILMXJ (Repeat). A charming illustrated essay on the beauty of bridges * K9872 PLEASE/ OOf/T MAKE ) V/H»T.'-KXI GET FIFTY WORKED BEFORE /~>OU CANT MAKE A and their age-old history that should set you musing on every tective caught the criminal after <5RAND FROM MRS. WIWSlOV/ SALES PITCH WITHOUT SAMPISS, KIP/ one you cross. "You build a bridge to last forever," said Othmar watching this hand. O AI6 WITH THIS ONE AMD I'LL SPENP HALF OF IT Ammarm, designer of the George Washington Bridge in New « A105 CAPTAIN SKUBA7 SPRING YOUR PARENTS East.won the first trick with WEST EAST BRING THEM York, and six of the arch bridges the Ramans built 2,000 years the ace of hearts and returned A S3 4 6 TO AMERICA/ •go over the Tiber River in Rome are still in use today. Tune the queen. West ruffed the king 9 10 VAQJ984 in If you missed it last February for this concrete evidence of hearts and returned a dia- O 9S5432 OKQ10 that art and function can meet. mond. Declarer won with dum- *Q76*K94 my's ace of diamonds and drew 4.AQJ104 trumps . .i>n't let emotions dominate ALL THIS ABOUT YOU GONNA PO...ANP IF *iOU Inti to do and a atufffd feel'iic >uiir nininrs* dealing- ASMirne ment chairmen. RED BANK - A carnival for WHILE MARK, FOLLOWING THAT BUNCH DON'T LIKE IT VtXJ CAN •Iowa you down. < ilelaclied air. SQUARES ON A TRIP? the benefit of Muscular Dystro- Sagittarius. Nov. 22 to Dae. 21 SCOTTY ANP The board took no action on Gamim. May 21 to Juna 21 WINKIE ARE phy will be held tomorrow at Try to orginiie your (Uy *o You can rx,*ct tlie iincxp cteil. Mr. Shugart's recommendation ihit you tin trc • irniimum CHECKING OVER to appoint Miss Elinor Tllford, a 11:30 a.m. at 17 Locust Ave. number of ittoplr. THEIR ROLLING Joseph Emmons will serve as Capricorn. D*c. 22 to Jan. 20 EQUIPMENT- counselor for 11 years at Mon C«nc«r. Jun. 22 lan» in«y netil s»rne ad- ACVENTURERS cy. She was the only applicant f*l>f Krrp an rye on ywir tnnnry iii'l participate In a work-study pro others and lost «i|ht of your •ion't hentito to mart to pro- LOSTFORB5T gram, suhsidlied by $9,112 Itct yourself. federal funds for the 1986-C7 Sell Fasti The Daily Register I96C, Publishers New-paper school ycajL was curbed sharply. Classified. 16—-Tuwday, August 9, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER WHY PAY STQOC UP DURING THIS MORE? AUQUST WHITE SALE COMPANY AHURY PAUt • MD IANK • MICK TOWN1

MIDDLETOWN «t. 35 and Ntw Mannvtk Rd. ENTER- NEW SHREWSBURYj Sknwtbary Av«. at Kt. 35| SAVE! Locoltd i SAFE ArioaHe Saperama SHREWSBURY DRIVING FAMOUS SSO Iroad St. Shrewsbury James E. Markham SUMMER Now Serving SWEEP- UTICA In Thailand STAKES WHITE THAILAND — James E. kfarkham of Shrewsbury, N.J., DOWNTOWN has been located at his Peace Now taking place in Corps post here. He U stationed PERCALE RED BANK a remote village near Am- All Three Steinbach phur-Tat Phanom. Stores & Participating Year Key to The son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. SHEETS Better Living . . . Markham, Shrewsbury, he is a Ford Dealers! member of a rural health edu- NEWBERRY'S cation team. He joined the Peace Corps last January. 1 NOW OFFERS t you're a licensed eir driver, In a recent letter to his par- residing In Monmoufh er Oceeit :nts, Mr. Markham told of his INSTANT "shock" at the realization of the Count!*!, you ceil enter the remoteness of his new home. He Swetpstikoi and win one of the said he had to take in food, cook- rebulous prizes! Simply sign e CREDIT ing utensils and a charcoal SALE stove. He considers himself for- afe driver pledge end fill out 180-Thread White Percale 180-Thread Deep Tone and With Our New Twin .FM«d Sh«»+* 3.39 2.89 tunate in that he has one light entry blank. Entries nay be do- bulb for illumination. Credit Coupon losifed In official receptacles, Sheets , - Doubi* Fir»«d'.skMt* ._„..... 3.69 3.19 Pastel Sheets and Cases Mr. Markham reports that his Plan! or mailed to SteTnbach's Sweep- Youth R+r«d _„: 3.39 2.89 Thai counterpart speaks little Reg. 3.19 72x108" 2.69 English and that he speaks little takes, P. O. Box 230, Aibury 38x36" Foam CMS .._. 89c 79c Reg. 3.69 Twin Fitted 3.19 NO MONEY DOWN Thai or Lao, the two predomi- 'art, New Jersey — no later nant languages in his area. He Cot Fitted ., 3.39 2.89 Credit Coupons Can Be han midnight, September S, notes that he is conducting « Rtod Shert, „_ 3.69 3.19 Used Just Like Cash. language classes, in which he 9641 2.99 Post*): Pink, Aqua, Lilac, Green,' Yellow teaches English and improves on 63x1.08" 2.59 60x8(J.. 4.69 his Thai and Lao. 81x108" Long FuM 3.59 2.99 Twin Rtt»d Foam Mat. Sha.ti.. 3.39 2.89 Deep-Tone: Orange, Cosmic JlUe, fitik The Shrewsbury man daily lis- Torch, Oliver Green, Sold, Black, tens to the sounds of the Vietna- WIN A 90x108" .. 4.19 3.69 Doubl* Pit»«d Foam Mat. Sh««ti 3.69 3.19 mese war, about 50 miles away. Twln FWtd To 3.99 3.39 He reports there has been no 72x120" 3.99 3.49 P Communist infiltration in his1967 FORD Doubl. Fitted Top . _ 4.49 3.39 Size Reg. SALE immediate area. Red guerillas, 81x120" 4.49 3.79 he said, only attempt to assassi- 90xi20" ...... 4.99 Fashion Stripe 72x108" Long Twin ...... _ 3.49 "2.99 nate Thai soldiers, police and an MUSTANG 4.49 occasional village head-man. 81x108" Long Full .. 4.29 3.79 108x120" -...... :. 7.99 7.19 72xl08,. _ 3.99 3.49 Westerners, he said, are safe in Equipped with 5 Firistone his district. 42x38" Ca$«i 89c 79c 81x108" . 4.99 Double Fitted .A49 3.99 Supir Sport Tins! OR . • • 4.49 45x38" Cas.i 99c 89c 42x38" „ 1.39 1.19 42x38" Cases 1.19 99c • 500 gal. Heis Oil I Ch.m- RBCH Class ical Corp. Gasoline • Stt of 4 Firestone Nylon SAVE! Of '56 Set 500 Tim • Weekend for 2 et Holiday Needlepoint Terri-Down Print Everything's Shipshape For Reunion Inn, Williamsburg, Va. • Vulcain I7-J.wtl Man's on Exquisitely Woven Towels LONG BRANCH - The Red with SAVINGS! Watch Bank Catholic High School class Size Reg. SALE (och KmratiMi 1Mb • Two-Piece Samsonite H ItWM «tM torn ma uptNwa tf of 1956 will hold its 10th reunion 24"x44" Fringed Bath 2.30 1.80 Hit ywrs bthtnd Hum. TMch y«ir Luggage Sot <- twmisltrs tarty ttw vglut otjwv- Sept. 17 at West End Manor, Wes 16x28" Fringed Gu«st 1.40 1.20 End. • Man's Carcoat from Roblrt tawing smms AccwM oi Mlrlnt 12x12" Face Cloth 65c 55c VKw. All but seven members of the Lewis class have been located, and the • Woman's Famous Mali 11x18" Fringed Fingertip ...... 70c 60c DW|dtad search is on forBarbar a Baxter, Carcoat 20x30 Tub Mat 3.50 2.50 Compo»d*d Genevieve Cross, Gerald Demery, • Sheffield All Sport* Clock Qeafttriy. Phyllis Eppes, Elizabeth Flana- Sofv>> t IVIBTerri-DowI 'VV nifl WIVVIUMI^n bloomini TTIIII g VJB1 WwitW hWW IWa H delicatI lll| VI eBflVIII prin* t of petti- gan, Matthew McClane and Marj »int rosesrotes,, and deepldl y fringedfid , toot . BluBle MistMit, PetaPtll PiPinkk, Deposits • Sheffield Mustang Watch Ellen Zingaro. Information on ropiroi "c GoJd. by Mil 10r» their whereabouts may be for ? Every prhe hen 3 winners—OM 0 •on fr» Isr. warded to Thomas Labrecque, general chairman, at 1 Chase la each Steinbach (tore! Marine View Manhattan Plaza, New York. SAVINGS & LOAN Marcia Cioffi Blum is in charge Highway 35. Miedlttewi of reservations. She reported CHECK YOUR •71-2400 more than 100 persons have signed up for the evening o Hwy. 36, Atlantic Highlands LOCAL FORD cocktails, dinner and dancisg. 291-0100 DEALER FOR Uicraft Shoppba Cnfef SeU Fasti The Daily Registei 842-4400 ENTRIES SAVE! Shadow Block Insulaire* Classified. Cameren-Roberson, Freehold warm in winter, cool in .glimmer Conti Causeway Ford, Manahawltin WHITE ALUMINUM Siger Ford, Inc., Itlmar Reg. 12.00 SALE Size 72x90" Howard Heigh!. Inc., 6.00 GUTTER TALK Wall Township Kantor Ford, Inc., Farmingdele Imagine, half price for the blanket everyone wants! Cel- • We recommend Facia •(roll Motors, Inc., Long Branch lular construction is airy-cooj in summer, topped with a Hanger assembly system Lakehurst Motors, Toms River light cover it traps warmth in winter. Pre-rfifunk, machine • Spike and Ferrule are Larion Ford, Inc., lakewood O. K. (It's easily in- wash, tumble dry, no ironingl Handsome rtiadow block Mount English Sales Co., • stalled) but its prohibits plaid, Carnation or Beige By Morgan Jones. ; "Free Moving Principle" Red B«nk Point Plaasant Motors, • Conductor Bracket as- Point Pltaiant sembly attaches the downspout from the Tom's ^ord, Inc., Matawan back. Wast Side Ford, Asbury Park SAVE! FREE VISIT STEINBACH'S "Splanket" Bedspread Blanket ESTIMATES SAFETY HEADQUARTERS heauty by day, comfort at night A good installation of whit* aluminum rain-tarrying equipment should use .032 (Hw fctavywdght aluminum). Rtd Baulk, Stcond Floor . Size Reg. SALE Fret booklttt and pampMtts on Facia apron when poiilble, Facia hanger autmbly and taf* driving. Spteial •xhibiti Twin 9.98 7.98 Hw belt and complete lyinm. Come !• and allow HI to coming toonl Sifaty PUrJgi •(plain Ir. W. kave gutter In stock—14 ft., 21 ft. and and •ntry blanks h*r», tool Double 10.98 8.98 30 ft. length!. We alto help do-it-yourselfers at re how Asbury Parfc, Stcond Floor . . King 14.98 11.98 to do It. !•• ipsclal diipfay, eontinuou film on i a fa driving. R«c»iy« fr«» bookltti, ptmphUiit Sign You'll be proud to show off "Splanket" as a bedspread NO DOWN PAYMENT—1st PAYMENT OCT 1st Saftty Pltdga, gst entry blank with its handsome jacquard weave, deep fringa border. Iricfc Town, UiuUr tht Clock Better yet, at bedtime you'll usa it as a blanket, tool e IUDGET TERMS • FIEI DELIVHY . . . Saf* driving bookish, pam phltti, tntry blanks and Saf* Machine washable and dryable 100% cotton is pre- Dally and Saturday I A.M.S:lt f.M. Driving PUdgel Watch Wednesday end Frldey 'HI t P.M. ichtdul* for ip*£f«| shrunk. Choose from assorted decorator colors. White, Gold, Pink, Sand and Blue.

J SIEINBACH'S LINENS, S.cond floor, alio Aibury P.rli, Brltk Town 32 MOAD ST. • 741 - 7S00 • RED IANK COMPANY r *M»af MM • •» 1 •"•"' j SHOP Red Bank W.d. and Fri. 'til 9 p.m.—Aibury Park Mon., Wed., Fri. 'til ? p.m.