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BULLETIN | from both wide and narrow anglei where a few years hence Apollo Some of the pictures for which With the pictures expected PASADENA, Calif. (AP)—Rang- cameras." the spokesman said. astronauts may land. scientists were waiting were ex- from Ranger, designers of the er 7 made a historic crash land- 'We can not determine quality of At 6:15 a.m., 10 minutes before pected to show objects the size future Apollo moon craft hoped ing on Ihe moon today after all the pictures at this moment but the scheduled impact the spokes- of an automobile. to determine whether American six of its television cameras ap- ge are receiving excellent video astronauts would have to land 1 man said all indications were Atmpspheric conditions prevent parently transmitted the first signals from both systems, ' that the television cameras were telescopes on earth from dis- on a smooth or rugged surface. close up pictures of unknown The Goldstone Station where functioning properly. tinguishing objects less than a The Sea of Clouds, a relatively terrain where astronauts some transmissions are received is on "It appears that all six cam- quarter-mije in diameter. flat plain southwest of the center day may tred. the Mojave desert east of here. eras are functioning properly," The closest pictures made in of the visible side of the moon, It is a facility of the jet propul- he said. the past ranged 37,000 to 43,000 is being considered as a possi- ble landing spot for the Apollo PASADENA, Calif. (AP)-Pic- sion laboratory, which made and miles from the moonr'~ During the 13 minutes and 40 craft in 1969. ture signals from the spacecraft controls Ranger 7. These photographs were taken seconds of picture taking, the 806- Twelve previous U.S. probes Ranger 7 were received at 6:08 by Russia's Lunik HI, which fo- The Spacecraft was launched pound spacecraft would be plung- of the moon have failed — six a.m. today, the Goldstone Track- cused on the dark side of the Tuesday from Cape Kennedy, ing the last 1,100 miles toward its of them in the $200 million Rang- ing Station reported, indicating Fla., to photograph lunar terrain destruction. moon Oct. 7, 1959. first transmission of close up er program. photographs of the moon. The predecessor of Ranger 7, Cameras were turned on at 6:07 Ranger 6, was the best of the a.m. as the vehicle streaked dur- 12 probes. It reached the moon ing its final minutes of life toward Ranger 7's Timetable last February but failed to trans- a crash landing in the Moon's Sea mit any photographs. of Clouds. earth sensors lock on earth's reflected light) No Threat A success with the pictures PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - Here is the — 3:45 p.m. would indicate a turn in the tide Jet Propulsion Laboratory's timetable of Yesterday, there was no threat of failures that has seen 12 Ranger's 7's three-day journey to the moon Wednesday — so far of the technical troubles straight lunar investigation mis- (all times Eastern Standard): Start of midcourse maneuver to correct that foiled six previous Ranger trajectory — 5 a.m. sions go awry. Tuesday — shots; Completion of midcourse maneuver — Applause broke out in the news Dr. William H. Pickering, di- Liftoff at Cape Kennedy — 11:50.07 a.m. 6:28 a.m. (Ranger turned 5.6 degrees on one room of the Jet Propulsion Labo- rector of the Jet Propulsion Lab- Ejection of shroud, a covering that pro- axis and 86.8 degrees on another. Mid- ratory here when a spokesman oratory which made and is guid- ' tected the spacecraft during launch — 11:55 course motor fired for 49 seconds, reducing said "preliminary analysis shows ing Ranger 7 on its 228,000 mile a.m. ranger's speed by 67 miles an hour so the that we are receiving pictures voyage, said the insect-shaped E ANGER 71 spacecraft would the face rather than the from Ranger 7." Separation of Atlas and Agena rockets — spacecraft has passed the worst 11:55 a.m. backside of the moon.) RANGER TARGET TO LAND—Dotted lines extending from sketch of Ranger 7 space- The first transmissions were of its hurdles and has a four-out- from two wide angle cameras on First Agena bum —11:58 a.m. Thursday — Ranger was in cruise posi- of-five chance of success. tion, its solar panels locked on the sun, its craft indicates approximate area of moon's surface where landing is expected to take the spacecraft made from an alti Second Agena burn (injection into lunar - high-gain directional antenna facing the Upped Odds place. Ranger 7 is streaking so accurately toward the moon that no last minute ma- tude of about 1,300 miles. trajectory) — 12:20 p.m. earth. He upped the odds from 50-50 neuver will be required to make sure its cameras are aimed properly. Officials at Pasa- Three minutes later the spokes Ranger-Agena separation — 12:22 p.m. man said signals were being re The expected, approximate schedule of Wednesday after a minor tra- dena, Calif., have narrowed the impact area to a zone 30 by 120 miles in the Sea of ceived from four narrow-angle Solar panels deployed — 12:51 p.m. climactic events today: jectory adjustment 100,000 miles Clouds. Area is just southwest of the center of the moon's lighted side. Spacecraft cameras, started when the space- Sun acquisition (panel sensors lock on 8:10 a.m. — TV system warm-up; 80" out in space aimed Ranger 7 has tiny jets that can change its attitude in' space to aim the cameras. craft had plunged- down to about sun, ranger transfers from battery power to seconds later full TV power occurs and pic- at a 5O-by-30O-mile area 1B the 900 miles above the lunar surface. solar power) — 1:05 p.m. ture^taking starts, Sea of Clouds, just southwest of (AP Wirephoto) "We are receiving pictures Earth acquisition (high-gain antenna's 8:25 a.m. — Impact. the center of the moon. Report Kennedy, Shriver Out of Running Mate Consideration Humphrey, McCarthy High on Johnson's List • '' "^™ ' • ^^ ^^ . . : ^* ^ i • • ur-*t n limn Him if! W"i[ ii mnifii n I'IUHIII'1"IIIH»I WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- win elective office without lean- dent Johnson's sweeping knock- ing on any Kennedy. out of Ally. Gen. Robert F. Ken- The feeling was that to elimi- nedy and others from the lineup nate any emotional surge for °Lv'ce presidential possibilities the attorney general, the Presi- focuseS 'SpecuTation today on dent was willing to eliminate a Minnesota's Sens. Hubert H. whole lineup ol possib!e'*ca"ridi Humphrey and Eugene J. Mc- dates he never really had con- Carthy as his probable choice sidered., for a running mate. Among'those who hit the dust, In an unprecedented action only ShriveY, a Roman Catholic Thursday the President elimi- and a brother-in-law of the late nated nearly all the major pos- President Kennedy, and McNa- sibilities for the No. 2 spot — in- mara had received the sort of cluding Kennedy, Peace Corps presidential praise that pointed Director Sargent Shriver and toward them as potential candi- Secretary of Defense Robert S. dates." McNamara. U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stev- Political Image ensonj a two-time loser as Dem- The consensus among many ocratic standard bearer, was knowledgeable Democrats was among those knocked out of that Johnson, calculating that consideration for second spot on he has established his own polit- Ihe ticket to be chosen at the Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey Robert F. Kennedy Sargent Shriver Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy ical image strongly, wants to (See HUMPHREY, Page 3) John Birch Backer Hits 'Smear Stuff Long Branch Probe By WILLIAM HENDERSON MONMOUTH BEACH - Are Five Testify PRESIDENTIAL ANNOUNCEMENT — President John- the reports that the John Birch son, talking last night to newsmen in ihe White House i^ announces he hat eliminated six men as vice presidential armed with guns true? The answer came from George possibilities. He said he would.name his choice in due F, Talarico, 42, who is doubling InInquiry time. The President said he would not recommend any in brass here as a vacationist from Nutley and a recruiter for member of the cabinet, or anyone who meets regular- the society. ly with the cabinet, for second place on the Democratic 'That talk is the usual smear ticket.- (AP Wirephoto) stuff," he told this reporter in an interview. On Contracts "Do you think I would be telling you about our operations and FREEHOLD — Five Long Branch officials testified for Sea Bright Incident what we are trying to accomplish more than three hours yesterday as the county Grand Jury if worked behind closed doors," wound up taking evidence in an extended probe of two 1963 he added. city public works contracts. Talarico's quiet moves to bring County Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper said outcome of the new local members into the John inquiry, which was triggered by a report of a special study 15 Youths Birch Society were not revealed committee of the new City Council last summer, will be made until he placed g tiny ad in Ihe known at the panel's final meeting Sept. 8. Register last Tuesday reading: The jury can vote indictments, vote "no bill," which "The John Birch society—for in- means a finding of no cause for action, or comment on the formation write P.O. Box 387, situation through presentment. In Brawl; MonTHoTlth-BeHcrr." - - The final witnesses were City Attorney Louis R. Aikins "The response, has been very and Health Officer Joseph F. Emmons, who were making good" he said. their second appearances; Councilman Walter George; City The society member who said Treasurer Catherine Howland, and Miss Margaret Tomaini, One Injured he is a chemist was indoctrinated a city employee. into the group two years ago. CHOW TIME — Rumson's three aspirants to the see-saw sitting "world record" Mr. Emmons was acting city during the period Father Immigrant when the contracts were being completed for filling a city SEA BRIGHT—A fight between Lloyd, 119 Pinckney Rd., Little consume tteak dinners last night in Rogers Park, Rumson. Paul Keany, 12, loft, two teenagers outside a dance at Silver. Police said he was sitting "My father came here as an dump near, the Lena Conrow School in North Long Branch and the Trade Winds Beach Club, in a friend's car, waiting to leave immigrant from Algeria and 'I relishes his meal as Mrs. Nicholas Egidio, wife of the owner of The Colony Restau- building comfort stations and food stands on city beaches. Ocean Aver, last night erupted in- the dance, when fighting broke was born in America. I'm for rant, feeds Billy O'Brien, 10, center. Mrs. Robert Bossone, Rumson, a waitress at Former Acting City Manager J. 0. Jones had been the everything this country stands chief executive officer when the contracts were awarded and to a short-lived brawl that in- out around him. As he left the the restaurant, feeds Fred "Ricky" Comstock, II. volved about 15 youths. car and tried to leave the lot, for, first last and always," he work was begun. A 17-year-old Little Silver he • was stabbed in the right said. FINDINGS REPORT youth, who was trapped in his shoulder, police said. He was "What we are trying to do is to After the new council took office, July 1, and City Mana- car during the melee, received a taken by his friends to Riverview stop the infiltration of Commu Learn Mark Is Now 103 Hours ger James F. Roosevelt had been employed, the special com- luperficial puncture wound when H.ospital, Red Bank, where four nists into the government, which mittee turned over a report of its findings to Mr. Roosevelt he was stabbed in the shoulder. stitches were required to close is what Sen. Joe McCarthy and for action. the wound. Martin Dies attempted to do." Argument Began The manager subsequently reported to council that he Police said a Red Bank area Dies was held of the un-Ameri- •Police said the fight began can Activities Committee several No See-Saw Record Yet (See TESTIFY, Page 3) youth, suspected of the stabbing, shortly before 11:30 p.m. after years ago. one of the dancers reportedly will be questioned today. RUMSON - Complications the news, they were at first a ers are vying with the teeter- was kicked by another on the Ten oil-duty and off-duty po- (See BIRCH, Page 3) set in last night—but only tem- little more than thoughtful, totters for "world records," licemen from this borough, Rum- "I almost fainted," said Paul "See-saw sitting," replied the floor. An argument began, police Notice porarily— In the see-saw sitting Today's Index son and Highlands sped to the Keany, 12, of 37 Allen St. A.P., which is the only source laid, and the two boys decided For the convenience of residents field, to go to Ihe parking lot to fight beach club when the melee The three dauntless boys sit- "We thought we had It of official information and rec- Page Page erupled, hul the 'Fighting had of the Borough ol Fair Haven the It out. ting out a record in Rogers made," said 10-year-old Billy ord keeping in the field. Allen-Scott 2,1 Home and Garden .... 9 i broken up when they arrived on Tax Collector's office will be open Four Negro youths who arrived Park passed Ihe 60 hours they O'Brien, 53 Allen St. "O.K., so it's a record," the Herblock 6 Ihe scene, Sgt. ("ninmcr miitl, Saturday August I, and August S, Amusements . 12-13 In the parkins lot just as the fight thought was the prior record at "We'll still beat the record," boys conceded. "We'll still beat Movie Timetable 12 19(11 from 9 a.m. In 12 noon.—Adv. Births 2 .IDS at Dance was the determined reply of it." Obituaries 2 began, became involved because MI-XVIN P. STOUT 7:30 p.m. The catch was that Approximately 3(15 young Frederick "Rickey" Comstock, The determination of the trin Jim Bishop 8 Sylvia Porter 6 one. of Ihe fighters was a friend Tax Collector the l.os Angeles bureau of the of theirs, police said. people, all white, were at the Associated Press notified The II, of 26 Third St. of inlrepid record-seekers was Bridge 5 Religious Services ..... 10-11 SKI. Gerald Crammer, one ol dance, according to police. Most Homemade l.usngne $1,10 Daily Register that a new 103- At first, the boys questioned rewarded last night, when they John Chamberlain 6 Sports 18-17 the olficrrs ill Hie scene, said of those involved in the fighting Dine In comfortably air condi- hour sco-siiw silting record bad whether the California record were served thick steaks, corn- Classified 18-23 Stock Market 4 were from Red Hank and Long emphatically that ihe fight was tioned restaurant, KAY'S KABIN, been set by two youths in Lan- was for occupying a see-saw or omthe-cob, French fried po- Comics .... 24 Successful Investing 4 Branch, police said. not racially inspired. 11)62 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842- caster, Calif., Wednesday. • a teeter-totter. It seems that tatoes and pie a-la-mode with Crossword Puzzle .11, 14 Television .12-13 The injured youth was Vincent (See YOUTHS, Page 2) 9885,-Adv. Asked about their reactions to on the West Coast the iee-saw- (Seo RECORD, Page 3) Editorials 6 Women's New* _..„. 2—Friday, July 31, 1961 THE DATT.Y HF.C1?TTB Weather JERSEY - Mostly mn-1 Obituaries n> and Saiiirdjy and h,r Judge Suggests Libel i tonight Continued plena/it t*m-; PATSY CAfiUSO perstyfta into Sain/day but k Goch KEAJJSBIJP/5 — P«*y Caruso, Lawyers Settle Things :, of JO Euclid Avt. died Tues- nsAqk lower in tome, sjxjti along y at his home after a long ill- coast, tow tonight ranging from Dies at 49 less. FREEHOLD - With appslogies on grounds of a technical lapse mid 60s coast and south to some Formerly of Newark, he had to Shaespeare, Superior Court and told lawyers for the prin- 60s northwest. ENGLISHTOWN — Msgr, John loved here seven months ago. Judge Gene R. Mariano observed cipals they should take"' a sug- T. Goch, 4^, died suddenly yester Marine [e had been employed ss a yesterday that the three-year-old gestion he said he made long day in Our-Lady of Mercy rectory •uck driver for Central Motors, McClintock-Dinkelspiel libel suit ago and try to work out an ami- Cape May to Block Island — here. Variable winds through Saturday ewark.' in Long Branch was a political cable settlement. A missionary priest in the New mostly onshore afternoons and Mr. Caruso is survived by wrangle and "much ado about Guinea diocese of the Roman Councilman Thomas L. McClin- evening? 10 knots or less except wife, Mrs. Mae Campbell nothing." Catholic Church, Msgr. Goch had aruso; two daughters, Mrs. lock contends he was libeled in 0 to 15 knots in afternoons. Fair He refused to dismiss the suit been serving Our Lady of Mercy lorothy Napclitano, here, and 1961 when, while serving as may-visibility generally five miles or Church while the pastor, Rev. rs. Margaret Walsh of Edison; sr, a New York political column setter. contained an article mentioning John C. Petri, is on vacation. He sister, Mrs. Lena Caruso, and had been here for the past 12 even grandchildren. Fire Truck him in connection with alleged High during the past 24 hours, days. Services will be tomorrow at unsuppressed gambling activity 52. Low, 63. Ocean temperature, Msgr. Goch was born In Johns- be Spatola Funeral Home, New- in the city, and again when a lo- 10. In National cal weekly newspaper repeated town, Pa., son of Mrs. Mary rk, with a Mass at 10:30 a.m. the column. Goch of that place, and the late St. Lucy's Church, Newark. TIDES His suit names Councilman Ed- George Goch. Publicity Sandy Hook Surviving besides his mother is ar N. Dinkelspiel, who was as- Today — High 1:33 p.m. and MRS. MAUD REHM NEW SHREWSBURY — Way- MUSEUM TALK — Dr. James L Whitehead, center/director of th. proposed Mon- a brother, Andrew J. Goch of sociated with the weekly, The »w 8:03 p.m. WEST LONG BRANCH - Mrs. tide Community Fire Co.'s new Bordentown. Eagle, and who had admitted Tomorrow — High 1:55 a.m. mouth County Museum, to be located in the new county park in Holmdel, ipolce of laud Rehm, 83, of 75 Hollywood fire truck is getting national The W. H. Freeman and Son preparing the copy for the pa- and 2:31 p.m. and low 8:15 a.m. the plan to the Red Bank Kiwanii Club. At right is Kiwanif President Max Pokui ve., died yesterday at Mon- coverage in four magazines. Funeral Home, Freehold, is in per; Herbert Cofer, owner of the and 9:16 p.m. louth Medical Center, Long About 60 days ago, Frederick and at left is program chairman, Ralph S. Cryder. charge of local arrangements, press on which the Eagle was Sunday — High 2:56 a.m. and ranch, after a short illness. J. Garrabrant, president of the printed; Hearst Publications, pub- 1:24 p.m. and low 9:20 a.m. and Born in West Mystic, Conn., fire company board of trustees, lisher of the former Daily .Mir- 0:22 p.m. JOHN B. ACKER Irs. Rehm was the widow of explained, advertising agents for ror where the column first ap- Mrs, Eisner, KEYPORT - John B. Acker, lharles T. Rehm. She had Jived the Ford Motor Co. were looking For Red Bank and Rumson peared, and William Henderson of iridge, add two hours; Sea 87, of 306 Stone Rd., died yester iere a year and a half, pre- for a certain type of rural setting Fair Haven, the columnist. day in Riverview Hospital, Red iously residing in Islip, N.Y. for a two-page spread. They Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Harry Green of Deal, attorney ivic Leader•, Bank. Surviving are a son, Theodore found it on Essex Rd. near Rt. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- for Mr. Dinkelspiel, and Stanley Mr. Acker was born In Raritan :. Rehm, here; a sister, Mrs. 66. lands bridge, add 40 minutes, Cohen of Long Branch, for Mr. lies Township, son of the late Thomas label Wemmisch of Freeport, They set up a prop barn, and B. and Elmira Walling Acker. .Y., and three grandchildren. lofer, asked that the suit be dis- RED BANK - Mrs. Winone J. finding that the Wayside Com- missed because Mr. McClintock's A farmer, he farmed the Ade- Services will be tomorrow at munity Fire Co. serves the area, isner, wife of Monroe Eisner lawyer, Robert V. Carton of As 1 line Aumack farm, Raritan Town- a.m. from the Damiano Funeral called for a fire truck and crew 190 Prospect Ave., died ship, for 56 years. [ome, 191 Franklin Ave., Long bury Park, had not filed a mem Vednesday night in Monmouth to put out their prop barn fire. He was a member of the Junio iranch, with Rev. Joljn D. Blair orandum required in a court or- dedical Center, Long Branch, The new truck, manned by As- Order of American Mechanics Oakhurst Methodist Church of- der in 1963. ifter a prolonged illness. sistant Chief Warren H. Hibbitts, here, and of St. John's Methodisl iciating. Burial will be in Noank Mr. Carton conceded the point, RIVERVIEW She was a leader in her com- Lt. George Kries, and Volunteer but explained that at the time he Church, Hazlet. 'alley Cemetery, Noank, Conn. Firemen Clarence Brocklebank, Red Bank unity in civic and charitable had been hospitalized for an ex- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conroy, Funeral services will be hel Walter Cobb, Jr., Louis F. Szeg, Hairs. Mr. Eisner is president tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Bedle tended period and that others in 25 Courtland La., Matawan, if the Sego Trading Company, a GARY SOLLANEK George B. White, and Leroy Dun- his firm had overlooked the re- Funeral Home, here, with Rev, Can, responded. daughter, Wednesday. ted Bank real estate firm, and COCOA, Fla. — Services were quirement. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mac- Norman Riley, pastor of St, held here this week for Gary, The resulting two-page, full former president of the Sigmund Mr. Carton pointed out, also, Donald, 10 Wilbur Ter., Sayer- John's Church, officiating. Burial Sollanek, 16, formerly of Port color advertisement may be seen Eisner Company, a uniform and that lasb May, when he was ille, daughter, Wednesday. will be in Cedarwood Cemetery, Monmouth and Belford, N.J., who In current Issues of Life, Look, clothing manufacturing concern pressing other legal points In the Mr, and Mrs. Robert Fengya, here. lied last Saturday of Injuries the Saturday Evening Post, and Red Bank. case, he had consented to a de- 16 Holly St., Rumson, daughter, Newsweek. Mrs. Eisner was born in Cin- uffered is an accident Friday. lay because Mr. Green said he Wednesday. MISS THERESA MC GARRY The new truck will be wet :innati, daughter of the late Mr. Sollanek fell from a mov- planned to accompany his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Todd, 7 HIGHLANDS — Miss Theres down tomorrow (Saturday) at 1 lamuel and Jennie Bass Jackson, ng station wagon in Merritt Is- who was recuperating from ill- Dolores PL, New Monmouth, McGarry, 76, died yesterday ii p.m. during dedication cere- ihe was educated in Cincinnati iand, where he lived. ness, on a trip to Europe. twins, son and daughter, Wednes- her home, m Navesink Ave, monies of the fire company's new nd New York and settled here Mr. Sollanek was a high school Judge Mariano said he was notday. fire house. iftet her marriage to Mr. Eisner, Born here, she was the daugli student here, and formerly at- prejudging the merits of the suit, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, 35 ihe lived here 48 years. ter of the late James and Mar ended school in Middletown, N.J. which, if not settled, will go to ierald Ave., River Plaza, daugh- Mrs. Eisner also spent winters Lome McGarry. He is survived by his mother, rial probably this fall. ter, Wednesday. in Eisner homes at Palm Beacti, She was a member of Our La-tfrs. J.P. Hutchinson of Merritt School Data But it seemed to him, he said, Mr. and Mrs. David Van Brunt, Fla., and New York. dy of Perpetual Help Catholic sland; a sister, Trudy Sollanek 621 Sydney Ave., Union Beach, that it was a "typical case" ON McELLIS PROGRAM — Gerald F. Heagney of 27 Church, here. jf Merritt Island; his maternal which often arises among parties daughter, Wednesday. Surviving are six sisters, Miss grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Distribution concerned "with the advancement Mr. and Mrs. James Corridon, Majestic Ave., Liricroft, advertisipg manager for the Elinor and Miss Martha McGar- George Kern of Linden, N.J., and of governmental science" from Vermont Ave., Port Monmouth, Thomas and Betts Co., Elizabeth, appeared last week ry and Mrs. Gertrude Frizell, all is" paternal grandmother, Mrs. time to time, say "every one, Called Okay son, yesterday. with Magie McNellis on the interview show, 'At Your of this place, and Mrs. Agne: iertrude Sollanek of Holmdel, to, three or four years." MONMOUTH MEDICAL Kelly, Mrs. Marcella Raferty, an< SI. J. FREEHOLD —It wasn't a Request.' The show, originates at the Columns Room in Then he iterated that he thought CENTER Mrs. Catherine Healy, all of New Burial was In Florida Memorial crime for the Long Branch Board justice could be found at n con- Long Branch the Savoy Hilton Hotel in NBW York City. Mr. Heagney York' City; and three brothers Gardens under the direction of of Education to publish literature ference table. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Krueger, described new T & B product which replaces string in George T. McGarry, of Bergen the Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home, favorable to a proposed new Jun- The Hearst interests and Mr 11 Sutton PI., Matawan, son, yes- field, William McGarry of th: here. ior High School when a public electronic production. The product, called the Ty-Rap, Henderson were represented by terday. place, and Charles McGarry ( meeting on the plan was held in Donald Cunningham of Asbury was originally developed to hold bundles of wire and it Queens Village, N. Y. ALBERT J. RAMSEY that city in June. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seifert, Park. 16 Kruger PI., East Keansburg, now being used in the medical field in open heart sur- The funeral will be Monday at WANAMASSA-Albert J. Ram- Thomas J. Kelly, 314 Park daughter, yesterday. gery, tagging birds and in tree repair. 8:15 a.m. from the Posten Fu- sey, 67, of 1102 Dalene Ave. died Ten, never said there was. He Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Rutan, neral Home, Atlantic Highland Wednesday at Ms home. did ask county Prosecutor Vin- 694 Irving PI., Long Branch, to Our Lady of Perpetual Hel| He was a member of Local cent P. Keuper, Who is tha «oun- jf the group, said it is designed 2 Brothers daughter, yesterday. Church where a Requiem Hig! B25, Operating Engineers Union ty's chief enforcer of crlmlna to make sure that Goldwater's Mt. and Mrs. Theodore Saran- State GOP Mass will be offered at 9:1! of Newark, for 40 yean and had laws, to Investigate, however. residential campaign is not dos, '235 Oakhurst Rd., Oakhurst, o'clock by Rev. James Thomp been in the construction business. Are Accused [lighted in areas of New Jer- Mr. Keuper said yesterday, tha! son, yesterday. son, pastor. Burial will be in Mt He had been a resident here iey where lopal Republican "after a thorough Investigation" Mr. and Mrs. Fu Wan Tang, Sets Summit Olivet Cemetery.. ;even years. eaders are unwilling to give he had concluded there was' noIn Theft Jeryl St., Eatontown, son Mr. Ramsey Is survived by his cause for action by his office. full support to the Arizona sen* Wednesday, : wife, Mrs. Margaret Apsley Ram- Conference alor. -: :':::: : v"iV : This means there was nothing to EATONTOWN — Two young Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Summer, Youth Charged ;ey; and three daughters,.-Mrs_. warrant presentation to a Grand brothers will be arraigned in 23 Oaklyn La., Matawan, son, TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- "It will work within th Daniel 5. Flynn of Newark, Mrs. Jury or to base any complaints Municipal Court this morning on Wednesday. sey's Republican- leaders will ramewbTK'orlrfe party an Mrs. Monroe Eisner With Burglary Viola Davis of Washington, N.J., The school board met at the a charge of petty larceny in the hold a summit meeting next shall espouse the candidacy of and Mrs. Alberta Thomas of Mrs. Eisner studied music and existing Junior High School on theft of an air conditioner.from Wednesday in an attempt to those Republicans who advocate NEW YORK - Jack R. Phef Fords. the front of the Eatontowin TV head off possible splits over traditional Republican posi- was an enthusiastic horticulturist, Morris Ave. with City Council to False Alarms fer, 18, of West Keansburg, N.J. Funeral services will tie to- present th» case for a new build- and Appliance Co., Rt. 3i, a presidential nominee Barry tions," Pagliante said. raising flowers in the greehouse was arraigned in Criminal Cour 3:J0 this morning. < ( Goldwater. on th; family estate and en- morrow at the Condon Funeral ing before an audlenca of about Plague Police He said it was formed "be- for allegedly breaking into a; Home, Harrison. 200. Police Chief William Zadoroz couraging horticulture in the (FREEHOLD - False fire GOP State Chairman Webster cause of disconcerting state- office here Tuesday night. ny Identified them as Jack F. ments by some prominent Re community. Mr. Kelly, at that time, ques alarms have become a problem B. Todd Invited ranking state, The youth was arrested wi FARINA SERVICES tioned the source of funds for Maltese, 20, of 1764 Union Ave. publicans in the state who fell She was active at Fort Mon- for the borough fire and police county and congressional lead- his brother, Gary Pfeffer, 16, MONMOUTH BEACH—The fu- literature which had been pub- Hazlet, and Frank Maltese, 19 they could not work for Gold- mouth, having served as chair- departments, with six having oo ers to a meeting in a down- New York, by police who we neral of Louis Farina, 49, of 24 lished In newspapers and which. of 19 Willow St., Port Monmouth town hotel. water." He said the New Jer-man of numerous committees summoned to the building at 1 cured since April, four of them during the First and Second Tucci Ave., who died Wednesday had been sent to the homes. Chief Zadorozny said Patrol in the past (our weeks. A spokesman for Todd said sey Goldwater committee head- Broadway, Lower Manhattan, man James Sargent, on routine ed by Anton would be merge World Wars. She also "was ac- in Monmouth Medical Center, He had no dispute with the Last Thursday, a false alarm Thursday that the meeting 9:40 p.m. patrol, saw the pair loading the into the Republican organiza tive on the_ Monmouth Park will be Monday at B a.m. from proposition, he told the prosecu was sounded at 1 p.m. on the would touch on campaign Police said a watchman in th the Damiano Funeral Home. air conditioner into the car. They tions and this was one of th :haritv Ball, and donated much tor, but questioned spending tax corner of East Main and Jack- strategy, fund-raising and other building found the suspects were apprehended by Patrolman reasons for formation of thi time to the Monmouth County Long Branch, to the Precious payer money for the advertising. son Sts. Firemen found no ojie election activities. the 17th floor. The West Keahs Sargent, assisted by Patrolman new group. Chapter, American Red Cross. Blood Catholic Church, where a What annoyed him as much, he at the box, but that same eve- However, a special invitation burg youth was standing outsid Solemn High Requiem Mass will William Hutting, as they drove Surviving, besides her husband, made clear, was the unfavorable ning a 17-year-old Colts Neck Was sent to former state Sen. Case has said he can't sup a locked office while his broth be offered at 9, a.m. by Rev. from the scene. are a son, Robert S. Eisner of reception given by the over- youth admitted the deed to hi! Mark Anton, manager of Gold- port Goldwater unless he er was inside. Police said tbj Earl A, Gannon, pastor. Burial Red Bank; a brother, Harry A, whelming majority of the audi- The brothers were lodged in father who then turned him in water's campaign in New Jer-modifies his views on sue* latter had entered through ai will be in Mt Carmel Cemetery, Jackson of Miami, Fla; and two ence to questions about the plan, the Long Branch city jail pend- to borough police. sey. The meeting Is an out- things as civil rights. Until now, open transom. A desk drawe West Long Branch. ing arraignment hers this morn- grandchildren, Kathy G. and he said, The youth is now awaiting ac- growth of a suggestion by state he said, Goldwater hasn't modi- had been forced open, aocordinj ing. Jan V. Eisner, tion of county juvenile authori- Senate majority leader Wil- fied his position. to police. Services will be held in her ties. liam E. Ozzard, E-Somerset, who Arraigned before Judge Wi Landis Dies Lakewood Woman has said he feared Goldwater's residence at 11 a.m. Sunday. Ham E. Ringel on a burglai Police said the youth claimed The Adams Memorial Home, Red HARRISON, N, Y., (AP) - Killed in Crash he pulled the alarm to call foi nomination as standard bearer Tedesehis Entertain charge, the suspects were held Boys Hurt could result in "republican war," Bank is in charge of arrange James M. Landis, 64, adviser, to LAKEWOOD (AP)-MiSs Helen aid as he was being threatened $500 bail each, pending a hea: touching off a split from the na-For Italian Jurist ments, Presidents Franklin Roosevelt, T. Gargan, 19, of 103 Arbutus Dr. by several other youths. ing next month. tional ticket by local party Harry Truman and John Kennedy was killed last night in a two- When Car NOKOMIS, Fla. — Tommasc leaders. New Shrewsbury Girl and former dean of the Harvard car collision on Cedarbridge Ave Soviet Bloc Blast d'Arienzo, president of the Su- PITINSKY UNVEILING Law School, was found dead yes- Police said a car driven by TOKYO — Soviet bloc delegates Ozzard told the Associated preme Court of Italy, and Mrs,At New England Camp NEW SHREWSBURY - Thi terday in the back yard pool of Miss Gargan collided with an Hits Pole Press two weeks ago that some d'Arienzo will be guests this cried "Shame, shame!" and "gag DEERING CENTER, N. H. - unveiling in memory of Morri his home. other driven by Robert J. Lanza MIDDLETOWN - Two Leo- Republicans at the county level month at the home pf Mrs rule" today as their sympathiz- Cairol Jennings, 18 Healther Dr. Pitinsky will be held Sunday The cause of death was not 30, of 92 Kendall Rd., Kendal nardo boys suffered minor Injur- have been talking about con- d'Areinzo's brother and sister-in ers were prevented from speak- New Shrewsbury, N. J., is one 1:30 p.m. in Congregation Bm Immediately certified, Park. Lanza and his wife, Mar- ies yesterday when a car in centrating their time and money law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward D, ing at the Peking-dominated 10th of 14 young people from 12 states Israel Cemetery here. Rabbi Gil Born in Japan of missionary garetta, 31, were treated and re-which they were passengers had on local candidates, rather than Tedesthi, this place. world conference against atomi who make up the camp family bert S. Rosenthal, spiritual leadei parents, Landis came to the leased at Paul Kimball Hospital a blowout and crashed into a util- the national campaign. and hydrogen bombs. Mr. and Mrs. TedescW were at the national summer confer- of the Oceanside (N.Y.) Jewisl United States at age 14 Last ity pole on Rt. 36 near Water There have been rumblings in Miss Gargan, who was alone in The conference's Japanese residents of Shrewsbury and New ence center of the Board for Center, and former rabbi of tl year he was convicted of income Witch Ave., the liberal element of the party her car, was pronounced dead sponsors barred the Russians and Shrewsbury, N. J., before moving Homeland Ministries, United congregation, will officiate". tax tardiness, a misdemeanor. since Goldwater's nomination. on arrival at the hospital. Both were treated at Monmouth their supporters from serving on here recently. M'rs. Tedeschi oper- Church of Christ, here. U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case Medical Center, Long Branch any of the major committees ated the former Iris Hairdressers, Members of the family, all col- for cuts and bruises and re- because they also plan to attend and William L. Tubbs, Negro Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J candidate for Congress, are two lege students earning money to Names Albano leased. a rival ban-the-bomb meeting ii Mr. Tedesehi retired • recently a: further their education, do the FOR ANY OCCASION TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich The boys were John Murphy, Hiroshima sponsored by Japan' leading Republicans who have director of finance and account! said they cannot support Gold chores for the several confer- ard J. Hughes yesterday reap\ 9, of 6 Nautilis Dr., and Ray-Socialists and the Sohyo Laboi of the Newark N. J. Housing Au- ences held here during the sea- HONEY BEE FLOWERS pointed Dr. Edwin H. Albano o mond Palete, 13, of 59 Nautili: federation. water at present. Case has been thority. invited to Wednesday's .meeting. son. They help prepare and serve RUSSELL T. HODSKISS East Orange to the state Board Dr. They were passengers in a three meals a day, wash dished, Meanwhife, as Todd issued of Medical Examiners, car operated-by Mrs."-Helen K scour tables, daily tidy up dining 464 BROAD STREET his call for unity, a group of 'ANY WEDNESDAY' SOLD Hughes also rcappointed Jo'.m Murphy, 38, of 6 Nautilis Dr. and assembly halls, classrooms Youthi Goldwater supporters an SHREWSBURY Ferruggiaro of Belmar and The Highlands First Aid Squad NEW YORK (AP)-iBroadway'! and library, and clean all cabins nounced formation of the New Thomas H. Skelly of Margate took the injured to the hospital (Continued) hit comedy "Any Wednesday' between conferences. In addition Jersey Conservative Republi- 741-40Z0 City to the Beach Erosion com The dance, scheduled to con- has been bought for the movie; they attend a seminar on church cans for Barry Goldwater. mission. Need extra cash? Sell your no tinue for another quarter-hour, by Warner Bros., on a bid o! history and church doctrines four Reliable Sine* 1927 The appointments, all Involv longer needed household goods was ended or the advice of the Reese Hill, a Short Hills in $750,000. No production or cast evenings a week. ing non-salaried posts, do nol police, and the crowd dispersed executive, also an- BY WIRE ANYWHERE with a Dally Register Classified surance ing details have been announce! "It's a full schedule," says require senate confirmation. Sgt. Cranmer said. a citizens' committee ad. nounced Carol, a junior at Gettysburg Patrolmen John Carmody, Har- for Goldwaler was being Sharing the film-sale receipt; College, Gettysburg, Pa., "but ry Lake and John Keenan of tb formed. are the author, Muriel Resnik there are breaks for reoreation, local police force also were on Frank Pagliante of East and the five producers who wen letter writing, reading and study, the scene and are investigating. Orange, an attorney and trustee needed to obtain original finam and we occasionally find time to ing for the play that has a casl go to a movie in Hillsboro, a Worden Funeral Home The Adams Memorial Home of only four performers. few miles away." 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK

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Ascher reversed his ear- :he had taken part in the discus- lospitals but made no decisions |'i " details by the state coordinator presidential candidate, relaxed to- burst created by a jet plane 1 "Many terribly sick people lier finding. possible financial help for So said Mrs. Julia Hndnett. sions with other board members and films are shown depicting day in Caveman's Camp at the crashing through the sound bar- have had m travel to Illinois in At the same time Judge Ascher while the appointment was being iospital construction. j state chairman of the Citizens' order to continue to receive the he work done by the group." ixclusrve, Bohemian Grove. er. Freeholder Marcus Daly, lio| upheld his initial decision re- :»nsidered made it improper. Freeholder Marcus Daly, wwho Committee for Cancpr Survivors jdruj:. Others, who had an ade- The John Bircher explained he Here among towering redwood It will mark the end of a fed- niKiit. moving Welfare Director Alice He conceded that there is no as proposed immediate countyi°n _Krebiozen will have such a meeting in a :rees, Goldwater is spending a eral aviation agency sonic boom pp Mrs. Hodnett, 108 Euclid A\e..'qw"e supply at the time the drug Tomaso from office on grounds :ase precedent for his decision l private home here when enough couple of days as the guest of program that in six months larticipation in building hospital; referred to a release yesterday was banned, live in fear that their she had illegally helped appoint 5ut contended that the spirit of new members are enrolled, retired Gen. Albert C. Wede- aroused emotions. The issue was pace, said the meeting ended by Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D-l supply will soon be exhausted. herself last January while a :he finding seemed to him to be 'To Educate' meyer and Herbert Hoover, Jr. disputed in the courts and city ith agreement by hospital announcing that 14 U. S. sen-;"They feel strongly that they " member of the Local Assistance in line with the trend of state "Our aim is to educate the The Senator's sons disclosed hall. And there were some odd spokesmen to submit suggestions ators have asked the Department!are caught in the middle of a Board. Supreme Court decisions. in writing for the board to con- people as to what is really going earlier that their family was fear- sidelights. of Health Education and wel-j fight between the Food and Drug Take the Chance Formal Judgment on in this nation. Puting us in ful of an assassination attempt sider. fare to lift the ban on the con-1 Administration and the manufac- Mrs. Tomaso's removal won't Rather than decide the case the same class as the Ku Klux More talks will be held later, :urers of the drug. on his life. Barry, Jr., 26, and Miner Search broversial drug, said to arrest be effective until a formal judg- now on a hasis of existing cases, Klan and socialistic groups is be added. All the patients have done," Mike, 24, said at the close of CHAMPAGNOLE, France (AP) ment is signed, probably next ie implied, lie would take the 'list a lot of jaiz," he stated. The county budget this year :he letter said, "is to be the their Hawaiian vacation Wednes- —Faint tapping heard by rescue House Group Acts week. The Local Assistance chance that a high court would "I don't know where this busi- includes $50,000 as a starter in victims of a dread disease." day that extra security measures teams raised hope today that a Mrs. Hodnett added that 18 Board then must name a suc- pprove his verdict if the mat-ness about us advocating {ire- what Mr. Daly said several months It added that serious questions have been taken to protect their 10th miner and possibly 11th may members of the House of Repre- cessor. :er was appealed. arms originated. But we would ago would have to be a continu- have been raised about a report- father's life. have survived the cave-In of a sentatives also supported the sen- Since the majority of the three On June 26, Judge Ascher had like to be rid of the closvns and ng program. by the FDA and the National limestone mine beneath Mt. Ri Freeholders had agreed no aidators in asking that the inter- member board is still controlled upheld Mrs. Deppisch's furlher bums who are trying to push us New York Situation Cancer Institute disclaiming the by the same two whose votes contention that the local assist- vel. would be extended unless a fair ate shipment prohibition be around," and Talarico. NEW YORK-After talks with : benefits of the drug. The shipment ance board was improperly con- Officials said the tapping, which ormula could be agreed upon. ftedr •-- --" appointed Mrs. Tomaso — John The recruiter told this reporter Mayor Robert F. Wagner over a ban was a result of the unfavor- stituted because one of its mem- went on for more than four hours Mr. Daly suggested one which A letter to Anthony Celebrezze, Herr and Walter Lang — they anyone could come to his planned four-day period, Dr. Martin Lu- able report. ' bers was not also a member of at irregular intervals last night would have guaranteed county iecretary of the department, conceivably could give the job meeting and ask any questions. ther King, Jr. has given no in- Sens. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., the Township Committee. appeared to be answering sig- lid for 10 per cent of construction nade the request "on the simple back to her. "But we don't want the rabble dication of any agreement on ma- and Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J. nals from the surface. It was costs payable in ten equal yearly rounds of humanity." The letter Mrs. Tomaso was a member of But on motion yesterday by rousers," he stated. jor demands by New York City's are two of the senators seeking clearly audible but finally died ims. id the appeal was made on be- the board when, she was apPatric- k J. McGann, Jr., special This reporter again asked if Negroes. the halt of the ban. Another offi- counsel for the township and at- out as though the sender had lost The freeholder said this idea pointed director and later re- there wasn't a certain amount of At a news conference yesterday cial to back the request was Sen. torney for Mrs. Tomaso, he con- strength or consciousness. and many others were explored, signed her board membership. secrecy surrounding the society. he urged round-the-clock negotia- Claire Engle, D-Calif., who died ceded he had been mistaken. Spurred by hope for at least There were questions, he added, SECOND BIRTHDAY Mrs. Anns Deppisch, of 32 Kar- "Some people who are mem-tions on a Harlem Unity Com- early yesterday. one more survivor, rescue of whether any specific formula HAZLET - The second birth- en Ter. West, New Moivmouth, One-Year Term bers feel that it's nobody's busr mittee's nine-point program. Hardships Cited ficials ordered new exploratory could be spelled out and adhered y of Daneene Michele DeRosa. an unsuccessful applicant for the The legal requirement, he ness what they do," he said. "As The letter said patients believe He also called Police Commis- drilling. Electronic listening de- to with assurance. daughter of Mr. and Mns. Pas- welfare post, brought suit to have said, was only that if a mem- far as I'm concerned I don't care Krebiozen is necessary to them, sioned Michael J. Murphy "utter- ices were kept on throughout Though only representatives of quale De Rosa, Peach Dr., was Mrs. Tomaso removed and to ber of a governing body served who knows it." if they are to live. It said.".. .Be- ly unresponsive" to Negroes' de- the night to pick up any newRiverview, Fitkin, and Monmouth narked at a party in her home upset the organization of the as-on the board he could fill only He admitted it was true when cause of the ban on the drug, they mands. signals. Medical Center hospitals were ast week. Attending were Mr. sistance board. the one-year term membership. we said the John Birch society have had terrible hardships im- Undue Pressure In support of his argument, Mr. refuses to tell how many mem present, Mr. Daly said conversa- ind Mrs. Frank De Rosa, Sr., Rochester Reports posed on them of both a physi- She prevailed in the argument McGann presented a letter from bers are in it. tions had previously been held Irs. Jack Cottrell and son Tim- ROCHESTER, N. Y. - A de- Six Killed cal and psychological nature." •gainst Mrs, Tomaso. The latDeput- y Attorney Gen. Eugene T. ith spokesmen for the proposed ithy, Mrs. Eugene Fleming and Not Alone tailed police report, analyzing the KUCHING, Sarawak, Malaysia A health department spokes- ter was able to exert undue Unbaniak, for the state Depart- Bayshore Community Hospital. ihildren, Cheryle Gene and "The NAACP never gives out causes of last weekend's rioting —British troops killed six Indo- man said of the request: pressure on the Local Assistance ment of Institutions and Agen- Sponsors of the proposed Free- Tames, Frank De Rosa, Miss Jan- enrollment figures and there are in Rochester, today was in the nesians today during a pre-dawn "The department has no author- Board when she participated, as cies, contending that the state's hold Area Hospital were not t De Rosa, Keyport; Mr. and several other organizations who hands ol a grand jury investigat- Indonesian attack 35 miles south- ity to permit the interstate sale a member of the board, the com-interpretation had always been brought in because their con- Irs. Julius De Rosa and sons, don't do it either" he reminded ng the racial strife. west of Kuching near the frontier or distribution of Investigational plaint argued, in the favorable that the McGann argument was s. of Indonesian Borneo. One Brit struction is not planned in the 1r. and Mns. Werner Muller, The voluminous police report drugs, which have failed to com- consideration of her own appli the correct one. The society's headquarters is ish soldier was slightly wounded mmediate future, he added. r., Mrs. Werner Muller, Sr., was compiled by the Police Bu ply with the requirements of the cation over others. Raymond DeRidder, Red Bank, in Belmont, Mass. Attending for Riverview were Inion Beach; Pasquale De Rosa, reau's Internal Inspection Division It was the first clash reported 1962 Kefauver-H arris amend- represented Mrs. Deppisch in the Talarico said he was a combat in three weeks in the war agains Mrs. Julia Throckmorton, admin- rs. Joseph D'Agostlna and chil and is based on testimony gath- Iren, Debra, Michele and Annments to the federal Food, Drug proceedings. veteran of ETO and was in five Indonesian guerrillas pressing istrator; Frank F. Blaisdell, pres- and Cosmetic Law." The Local Assistance Board is ered from scores of witnesses to ident, and Miss Laura Harding, ilarie, Mrs. Theodore Hoffman Humphrey campaigns in World War II and President Sukarno's campaign to He said the regulations govern- now confronted with filling the the violence. member of the board; for Mon- ind children, Eris and Valerie, (Continued) received the Bronze and Silver crush the British-backed federa- ng the use of experimental drugs welfare director's position. Fol- The grand jury also is consid- lima, Barbara, and Madeline Stars for heroism. tion of Malysia. mouth Medical Center, George are essential to carry out the Democratic national convention lowing her appointment as direc- iring hundreds of felony charges imon, Hazlet; Mrs. William Con The ardent Birch supporter has Bartell, administrator; and Rob- purpose of the law and the de- which opens Aug. 24 in Atlantic tor, Mrs. Tomaso resigned from of riot and inciting a riot. More ert C. Stanley, Jr., treasurer; 'ay and daughter Kerri, Middle- five children and said his wife Book Shelves Bare partment has no authority to City, N.J. the board so the court ruling than 200 persons are expected to tnd for Fitkin, Dsvid Carter, ad- own; Mrs. lames Wilson and is also a loyal worker. BOSTON — The shelves of the make exceptions for a particular Not Decided leaves her removed from the be indicted. ministrator; J. Marshall Booker, daughter Barbara, Red Bank, "Something stinks in this coun Brattle Book Shop are bare to- drug. In his spray-gun action Thurs- welfare activity entirely. president; and J. Wolcott Brown, md Mrs. Robert Sturt and daught- try—they're the Communists—and day—swept clean by 5,000 book- The Senate petition asked that day only six hours after telling Harding Letters board member. er Donna Lee, Eatontown. its our job to help get rid of them. lovers. the patients now using Krebiozen a quickie news conference he I joined up because I don't want COLUMBUS, Ohio —Two court Talks with Bayshore have been Some 50,000 books were car- be allowed to continue to do so had not decided on a running my kids to ask someday if some- actions have entangled heirs and with Harry Willey, president, and ried off yesterday after George BACK FROM VACATION until such time as the matter mate, Johnson included on hisAwait Report thing drastic happens: What did historians of a controversial pres- Miss J. Mabel Brown, a board Gloss, owner of the nation's old- UNION BEACH - Mrs. Hapis settled in a scientific way by non-candidate list all cabinet you do about it?" said the tem-ident in a battle pitting the rights member. :st antiquarian bookstore, decid- an impartial, controlled test of members and those in govern porary Monmouth Beach resi of history against the rights of lid McConnell and children, Ka- ed to give away his stock in- the drug." ment who have access to the On Guard dent. privacy. :hy, Thomas, John and Susanne, stead of moving it to a new loca- Srook Ave., have returned home "This is a great stride White House for such gather- "And I don't want my children A $1 million lawsuit by -the ion. IRS Seizes Bank rom a one-week vacation in theforward," said Mrs. Hodnett. ings. winding up in a Communist con- heirs of President Warren G. Plane Trip Zatskills Mountains, Livingston She said the organization has One of those personally noti- centration camp or in the hands Harding seeks to suppress Hard- The book shop, located in theAccount of Moriarty TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Manor, N. Y. Vacationing with not decided what course of ac- fied, who wasn't given a chance of Socialists," declared the speak- ing's love letters to a married Sears Crescent Building for 13 NEW YORK (AP) - The In Richard J. Hughes was await- them were Mrs. McConnell's sis- tion the group will take if the for the nomination in any event, er. woman—and a biographer and years, must move by, Aug. 1terna. l Revenue Service has at- was Secretary of State Dean ing a report today from the the president of the Ohio Histor- The building will be renovated tached a {4,184 bank account of ter, Mrs. Albert Tomasco, and federal agency decides to ignore We managed to get Talarico to Rusk. Another who was accord- State Defense Department with ical Society have clashed verbally as part of the government cen- Joseph (Newsboy Moriarty, grandchildren, Livingston, and the Senators' request. talk more about his family but ed a personal "no, thanks" wasdetails of a proposed trip for over a probate suit tying up useter construction project undei former Jersey City policy boss. rtrs. McConnell's brother-in-law "We will never give up," she all he would say was: "I have two Secretary of Agriculture Orville state legislators to Western of the tetters. way. Newark U.S. Atty. David M. and- sister, Mr. and Mrs. Louis said, "We must have a lair test brothers who are doctors and L. Freeman. military installations. Sail orderedrthe.account seized Cestone and son, Montclair. of the drug." one an engineer." Commenting on his action The six-day trip, announced Television Hearings Full Control to help satfsfyvjworiarty's back He works as a chemist in north- Johnson said he had decided it Thursday by the New Jersey WASHINGTON - Two senators DALLAS •— Marina Oswald now taxes'. A $2.4 million cache,- al- ern New Jersey and this informa- _ V~"2d be. inadvisable to pick as NationakGuard, includes a ten- on a subcommittee investigating has full control of the approxi- legedly Moriarty's money iion raised the next question: "Do a running mate any member of tative 42-hour stopover in Las juvenile delinquency said after a mately $59,000 donated her since turned up in a New Jerse; tan discuss the John Birch society Announcing the Opefiingl P'.* cabinet or those who have Vegas. Invitations were sent to hearing on television program- her husband allegedly assassin garage in early 1962 and was n your place of business?" —cattiremtatus. """ 21 state senators, ten assembly- ming that they hoped the industry ated President John F. Kennedy subsequently confiscated. "They know I'm a member, bui Associated Press Foil men, business and civic leaders, would "clean up" present prac- and then, two days later wa: OF THE don't bring it up unless I'm The tax people learned o Aides said Johnson felt that educators and newspaper ex- tices and avert what could be- killed himself last November. isked about it," he answered. Moriarty's 20-year-old accounl all of these men were working ecutives. come a great public outcry for Discussing how certain foreign The slender blond mother of at tha Union Dime Savings so hard in essential jobs that The National Guard said it federal action. NEW OFFICES groups feel about the society, two testified briefly yesterday in Bank in Manhattan when the their endeavors would suffer if would fly the guests free of 1 But both Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, Talarico stated ; "They say we a ceremony filing contracts bank advertised unclaimed ac- they were called upon to take on charge, but the meals, lodging D.-Conn., the subcommittee chair- OF are a danger to America. We with her former business man- counts of mor« than $25. the burden of campaign road- and amusement expenses were man, and Sen. Kenneth B. Keat- must have tiiem real worried. ager and two attorneys. work. not included in the invitation. ing, R-N. Y., said they oppose She said she had asked for JAMES FRANCIS SMITH And over liere anybody who AUDIOMETRIST An Associated Press poll of Joseph Katz, special assistant government regulation of pro- and agreed to the $12,000 settle- Miss America Judge OPTICIAN to Hughes, said Thursday night faces the Communists from with EYE GLASSES HEARINGS AIDS convention delegates was re gramming. ment and did not wish a jury ATLANTIC CITY (AP)—Movie the governor requested a full re- n is crucified." leased, by coincidence, at the Dodd and Keating were among trial. star June Allyson will serve a port on the trip to be on Jiis He continued: "Some of the AT time of Johnson's announce- members of the Senate subcom the 11th' judge of the Miss Amer- desk today. -• goofs who meet our members ment. It showed that Humphrey c expect horns to be growing out mittee on juvenile delinquency ica pageant, headquarters an The guard said the purpose Libel Suit Dismissed 11 WHITE ST. RED BANK was a 3-to-2 choice for vice of our-heads. Jhese are^the ones who watched monsters and mur- nounced yesterday. of the trip was to familiarize NEW YORK - The $500,000 1 president. He got 341 first who use distortion as their weap- derers perform on the screen in Ten other judges announced civilian leaders with the Army's bel suit filed against Rep. 741 - 5070 choice votes. The attorney gen- ons." a darkened hearing room yester- previously are persons from a Nike missile program. The Charles A. Buckley of the Bronj eral, In second place, got 230. day. variety of fields, including tele- formerly en boas' and Moimouth Sn. for 27 Yean Itinerary listed departure from Talarico said that "all we are by Jcnathan B. Bingham, a po- Humphrey and McCarthy Keating said that "as a poli- vision music and design. Newark Airport on Sept. 14 in doing is trying to preserve our litical foe, has been dismissed bj were searching their personal) joverament. Our only weapon is tician I have as much of an a state Supreme Court justice. ties to try to determine if they an Air National Guard trans- elephant hide as anyone else," port. fee truth." Justice Thomas Dickens laic could fill Johnson's require- The society, he declared didn't but that he still found some of that Bingham, "in seeking public Banks to Merge ments that his running mate'be The first stop would be Colo- the violence on television "hard like some ot the speeches at the office, of necessity placed his en WASHINGTON (AP)-Merger|| YOU CAN HAVE EXTRA attractive, prudent, progressive rado Springs, Colo., then Ft. GOP national presidential conven to take." tire background into the area ol with a passionate consideration Bliss, Texas. On Sept. 17, the ot National Community Bank of tion. In particular, the group scrutiny." Rutherford. N.J., and the Fair|| for the people's welfare and stil plane would, depart for Las Mbs Universe ROOMS IN YOUR ATTIC was more than annoyed at the Dickens, who yesterday grantee Lawn-Radburn,_1iuit_Co. be welcomed into every state ol Vegas if those making the trip MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —Beauty r slashing attack New York Gov. Buckley's motion for dismissal, Lawn, N.J., was approved the union. desired it, the National Guard queens from 15 nations — semi- Nelson A. Rockfeller directed al cited the Alabama libel case in- Thursday by Comptroller of the j| Humphrey has been anathe said. finalists in the Miss Universe the society. volving the New York Times, Currency James J. Saxon. ma to many in the South be The trips have been going on pageant — rehearsed and gath- "He mentioned us, the Ku Klux He said criticism In such case: cause of his strong stand on civ since Nike bases were built ered their hopes today for to- National Community has re-|] Klan and the Commies," said must be protected "by a doal 11 rights, but has softened thai near cities, a guard spokesman morrow night's finals, when one sources of $140 million, and I Talarico. "That was lousy." of immunity, unless actual mal opposition in recent years. said. He said the tentative stop will be named the most beautiful Fair Lawn-Radburn has rer|| ATTIC The chemist said he didn't know ice is shown." sources of $26 million. Issued Statement at Las Vegas was "incidental" how many persons in the shore girl in the world. McCarthy, just as liberal as to the purpose of the trip. The semi-finalists were chosen area belonged to the society,' To Fight Effort Humphrey, has not made much last night in a ceremony marred but there are several." DETROIT — Chrysler Corp, noise on major Issues. But he i< And Talarico also stated that by the hysterical collapse back- HEALTH CAPSULES a Raman Catholic and the Re To Honor JFK stage of Edna Park, Miss Nigeria will tight the government's .ef- fcyMJcb.fi A. Petti, MJ>. any religious or political group fort to stop its plan to take ovei publicans picked one oE his faith r could join. "One thing we don't who cried uncontrollably for near- V, rT POMIBLE ID GET ALL for second place in naming Rep. ly 30 minutes after failing to make 48-year-old Mack Trucks, Inc., in •THE PROTEIN VOU NEEP «= At Convention do-that's endorse any candi • multimillion dollar deal. VOU WEVER EAT MEAT? William E. Miller of New York WASHINGTON (AP) - A dates. But I personally am a the cut. as their vice presidential candl Miss Park, a 20-year-old with A civil antitrust suit wa: memorial tribute to the late Goldwater supporter." brought by the Justice Depart date. President John F. Kennedy will He added: "And I'm a Repub- flashing black eyes, walked from Humphrey issued a statemen the stage seconds after the semi ment Thursday against Chrysle mark the last day of the Demo- lican." at Newark, N. J. Thar waste ipace in your attic can be converted into extra In which he said that "the mat-cratic convention in Atlantic finalists were announced and col Asked about the American flag Chrysler, in a strongly wordec rooms for you and your family — and at a low cost. Call for ter of selection of a Democratic City next month. lapsed in tears behind the cur- your ftee estimate end sea how economically the job can bo outside his house he answered: statement, promptly denied th< _ _ -Vise presidential candidate is in The tribute, including a film tains, unseen by a convention done for you. "I'm an American and 1 want government's charge the movi the hands of the President." about the assassinated presi- hall audience of thousands. everyone to know it. Too few would reduce competition in thi McCarthy said Johnson's an dent, will be offered Thursday, people display the flag and in auto industry. | MODERN BATH [ | CUSTOM KITCHEN j nouncement "obviously elimi- Aug. 27, the Democratic Nation- Some Booms times like these it should be seen Chrylser said further It was nates people who are in the ca-al Committee announced Thurs- rom sunrise to sunset." OKLAHOMA CITY - The gov- binet and other offices he in- day. ernment tnds today its test of "dismaying and strange" that the As a parting shot we asked government should move at this cluded." But McCarthy said the This will be one day after the once again: "How many members an entire community's tolerance qualifications of "prudence and candidates for president and of a noisy space age problem. time In an "eleventh hour ac- in your society?" tion." The auto company said experience and acceptability" vice president have been nomi- He did not answer. At 2:20 p.m., EST, the metro- the President laid down "still nated. had kept the government full; apply to a very large number ol informed since the deal wa * POSSIBLE BUT PIFFICULT. people, both in and out of poll' broached three months ago. to SUBSTITUTE, VOU SHOULP tics." Testify EAT FISH, MILK, EGGS, Record CHEESE, PEAS, PRY BEANS, Modernize your old bathroom Scientifically planned for Kennedy said it was the Pres (Continued) or let us install a new one. easy use, designed for beau- (Continued) More than 5,000 industrial ANP NUTS. ldent's responsibility to decidi could not justify full payment of vouchers originally presented firms In the United States are di T0MMMV: ATHLETE'* foot Either way our prices are the ty and priced to save you tho the compliments of The Colony lowest. Free Estimates. most money. Call and sec. on his running mate. and recommended settlements which ultimately were approved rectly Involved in the nation' HMMI CapuUi «i>« Mplul information. Restaurant, Ridge Rd. He added: "It Is in the inter- by the city and the contractors. efforts to put men on the moon. KkltUdltdii est of all of us who were asso- The marathon sit-on began at NO MONEY DOWN ciated with President Kennedy 7:30 a.m. Tuesday and the boys The city council report, made by Councilmen Vincent J. to continue the efforts to ad- will have to slay on the plank Mazza, Thomas L. McClintock, and Robert L. Peim, and Mr. vance the programs and ideal until 2:30 p.m. tomorrow to Roosevelt's investigation, have been scrutinized by the Grand FIRST PAYMENT IN NOV. to which he devoted his life an< equal the new record. Jury. Mr. Roosevelt testified twice. which President Johnson i Crowds gathered in the eve- Involved were agreements with Dlumenfeld and Green- UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY stein, Millburn builders, to deliver and spread filldirt from a carrying forward." ning to see the pre-tecners on ESTIMATES ON house construction site on tho dump; and with D'Orsi and FREE Johnson's associates cau- their perch. Police make fre- • Modern Kitchen D'Orsi, Long Branch, to build the beach front improvements. • Dormerf tioned against interprctalions ol quent checks around the clock • Room Additions • Modern Bathroom LANDFILL PAYMENT the President's actions as an el lo see that all goes well with • Roofing-SI ding • Plumbing-Heating fort to stop Kennedy. 'he borough's prominent young The landfill'payment was to l)e at $1.85 an hour and the • Porch Enclosures • Masonry But nowhere was there keyed •crsnnages, and parental checks total of the voucher suhmilled was $2,OKI. The construction • Attic Rooim • Garagc-Bteeicway \rt> frequent. contract was to be for labor and materials plus 15 per cent CAN WE HELP YOU ? into nny of this the no- c' I 1 blished report that Mrs. John I7. The boys [his morning enm- markup (or profit. Tin voucher was {14,400. Kennedy plans lo sirt• -•-cl i:i pk'led Tl hours toward their The Council committee <|iicslionenal. Another 111 hours ntul and equipment Imd been used at the Inndfill project and dis- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. puted the claim (or the beach work. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK that Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, they'll have it mnde. HIGHWAY 35 AT HIDOONS CORNIR, MIDDIITOWN D-Mass., sent word to his state's Mr. Roosevelt's negotiated settlement was for $1,200 with SI - IUU1HK HMD KIM IMMHI the landlill contractors and J9.C00 with D'Orsi and D'Orji, •a' niinf in • niuoi imw 741 • 5060 - 776 • 6600 - 892 - 2600 delegation that he favored his In the Doghouse with too many i • MIIWU • mnM ctTT* unrasmr brother, the attorney general, puppies? Sell them fast with a representing a total saving of $5,603, or 34 per cent of the for second place on the ticket, Daily Register Classified ad. initial claim. SERVICE /S OUR. BIGGEST ASSET' I THE DAILY REGISTER 4—FrM«y. Julr 31, 1961 I «! S3 Sparry Rind |w«ghl U7 lbs mill) JS-S8: fancy Jwo Graduate From IWilding Way. Little Silver, h>! Standard O:i (Ntr* J l Egg Market ;mebs Sctwo) h*re. Successful htm Vii K*a*M«tt I mfl Aroe/J- tertzy. J Extra fe/wy hear/ nwiwl rjjjjuil Sutes. Miss Merilee », Rose, of 103 §|| HEW YORK weight «7 lbs. jnln.) Mfi/fAV/y. Hew Yotfc spot quottttoM fol- Cloverdale Cir., New Shrewsbury, famarket struggled to another ir- ported increased profits after the fancy medium (41 lbs. average) aw:. has accepted a position with the ln early days, silver coins of regular advance yesterday as close. 30-31; fancy heavy weight (4T lbs. Mixed colors: standards 30V4- Briscoe Construction Co., Holm- all denominations were made rading interest picked up a bit. Prices on the American Stock min.) 35-36'/$; smalls (36 lbs. av- from household silver and foreign Investing ;l'/j; checks 23-24. erage) 21-22; peewees (31 lbs. del. Volume rose to 4.53 million Exchange also moved irregular- Miss Martha L. Wymbs, of 181 coins. There were no silver mines. shares from 4.05 million Wednes- ly higher. Volume was 1.48 mil- Whites: extra fancy heavy verage) 14-14'/3. Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR j day, nothing to ^jrite home about lion shares compared with 1.1 Follow tfce Tower of Light to the New York WvrWs Fair Q—"For several years I had 80 A—With the exception of Pa- but a distinct improvement over million Wednesday. »hares of Telephone. Now, with cific Lighting, you hold strong recent sessions. Yesterdays closing stocks: f two splits, I own 480. Last month growth issues, and it is axiomatic IK hit BUB Mch The rise was halting, .indeci- Int Harv »tock was 137-140. Now it is that such stocks give a below- sive and riddled with casualties Air Prcxl int Nick around 73 and a pamphlet issued average return. Power Mr Reiiue 53 \ Int Paper 3,t Idaho but, among the 15 most actively Alleg cp 11 'i Int Tel 4 Tel by the company says par va%e yields 2.9 per cent; Central Illi- traded issues, gainers had a wide Alkg L.U3 3S>\ 1-T-E Ckt Btfc 21'4 Johns Man is 16 2-3. These figures confuse nois Public Service 3.2 per cent; margin of 12 to 3 over losers. Allied Ch 3" me. Will you,please tell me what Pacific Lighting 4.3 per cent; Co- Mils Chal Jny M[{ The Dow Jones industrial av- Alcoa Kaiser Al rfly shares are worth?" S. U. lumbia Broadcasting 2,2 per cent erage squeaked out a gain of .70 Alrlln Kennecott BrK Sh I Hoppers A—Gladly. They are worth ex- and Security First National 2.4 at 839.37. ,\ril Can Kresge. SS actly what they trade for on the per cent. 61 Kroger The market was hesitant and Am M Ffly Leh Port C New York Slock Exchange, I cannot get you both greater Mn M'U Leh Val Ind mixed in early trading, then Am Smelt U>F Glasa around 13. growth and more income. Since moved higher on balance but Am Sid Lib McNil, Last month's price of 137-140 the latter seems your major re- Tel Tel Ut% * My pared its gain in the afternoon \m Tob Utlon Ind was automatically cut in halt quirement, I would dispose of all Amp Jnc Lukenn Stl Nothing much was shown in the Anaconda 45\i | liatk Till when the split became effective. but Pacific Lighting and buy Lib- way of group leadership. Gains Armco Stl 7IT» Harath Oil Armour Martin M Since then, determined accumu- bey-Owens-Ford, Atchison Rail ; , were mostly selective although a Armst CH 65 Merck lation—in large part by small in way, and General Motors—which Ash] Oil MGM US', mildly higher trend prevailed Alclilsyn M'4 Minn M*M 401. vestors—has sent the adjusted yield an average of 4.8 per cent 31S, BO'.i among farm implements, rub- All He fin fii'/i Mo Pac A Avco Corp 76V. price of the shares up higher Mont Ward 3S«i bers, drugs and electrical equip- AVC Corp n Nut Else than the pre-split level. Barber Shop Singers ments, motors, steels, chemicals, Hubcock W 86 ^ ?J Cash Reg , Nat Dairy 7H4 The par value of a stock rails, nonferrous metals and u'' Nat Distill 83V4 really meaningless to the invest- Give Second Concert 41'i Nat Gyps 29 if, many other groups were mixed, jjjyujj ?J«__ 24 Nat tiles] 48V, or. It is of interest only to ac ASBORY PARK-Robert Bonn, In the list of 1,335 issues traded Bemiir NY Central 50% countants and sometimes law- director and arranger of the As- Nla M Pw the New York Stock Ex- 5« No Am Av 48".i bury Park Chapter of the Society Nor Pac 59>.i yers but has no bearing on the change, 548 rose and 489 fell, a Rorrten 7»«( Nwst Alrlln g Warn value of your investment, which for the Preservation and Encour- Norwich Ph 36 fairly narrow margin. New high Krunswlc Outb Mar as I said before, is worth just agement of Barber Shop Quartet for the year outnumbered new Uticy Brie Owem 111 GI HIS Singing in America, conducted his liulova 22% Pan Am what the market will pay for it. lows by 79 to 8. Biirl Ind 51N Param Plct Q—"I am a widow of 60 and second open air concert at the :asc, Jl 20 »i Penney. JC Pan American World Airways 'Oaler 'rrac 3*Vi Pa Pw&Lt 58 V, Arthur Pryor Pavilion Tuesday caies It Oh 38 h not too well, so my earning pow- was the most active stock and m Pa KK evening. Pepal Cola 35\ er is not good. I need to mak« the skidded 1% to 33% on 141,000 Perkln Elm most of tie small investments I Mr. Bohn directed the Garden 3)ca Cola 138 ril7.tr shares. Although Pan Am re- Pal l'hll El have. I own Idaho Power; Cen- State Area championship "Chorus ported higher profits, the amount n Gaa 2!) Phlll Pet 34 K tral Illinois Public Service; Co- of The Atlantic," a 40-man Com! Sol 31 Pit Steel 55 of the gain was disappointing to Con Eilia 92 "i Pub Bv E4Q 4 lumbia Broadcasting; Pacific chorus which was assisted at the Conl Can BHi Full man 38". the street. Coop Bea 33«i Pure Oil Lighting; and Security First Na- concert by the "Monmouthaires" Texas Gulf Sulphur, undeterred Com m 5H4 RCA '59S and the "Row Boaters." Corning G 228 Heading tional Bank. Can I possibly get by denial of recent rumors that Crn Zpll B3'4 rtopub Stl greater growth and Income by The final open air concert will Cruo Stl 22% Revlon 45 its mineral find in Ontario was 17 % Reyn Met changing?" G. N. be Aug. 25. 4514 Hey Tob even richer than originally esti- 30 Hob Controls mated, was second most active 29 H Ht Jos L«ad Doug Alrc Its Pap Dow Cherti 12'A 65 % stock, rising a point to 52>4 on 30\ Bears Uoftt) Oress Ind Sliell Oil 30'i 126,000 shares. Curtis Publish- Du Pont 283H Sinclair in'A ing, which has land holdings next Duq U 32% SmKh, AO 50 Rast Korl J3» Socony 45 H to Texas Gulf's, shared in the End John Sou Pac 33'-; Rrle Lack fiou Ry 82% DON'T warmed-over excitement as it Firestone 45 Sperry Rd rose l>/8 to 13%, also in active t'MG CP 68 V» SU Brand Wi Ford Mot 52 Bid Oil Cal Wf || trading. Gen Accept 20 VI Bid Oil NJ 1B'4 Oen Cigar SUvlebuker Westinghouse Electric, far be- D W,i Texaco 83 Vi Tex G Prod PUT ll low its high, made an infrequent SI) Ten a Sut --.. Motorf Textron 5f I visit to the group of volume aen Put) Ut Tldewat On 52 >% leaders, as It spurted 1% to 35 Transamer 42 S . ... Tire Un Carblda 34H I on 107,600 shares. Brokers said 3a Pac Cp 58% Un Pat 61 '4 ] that the street was giving recog- Gillette Unit Alrc Ii3'i lira Ala United Cp YOUR- nition to Westinghousc's favor- ;o!Hlr!ch US Un(« Uoonycflr a* US Plywd able earnings report and that the •Hice. Co SS".4 US Rub 3t AAP 43 VI US Smelt $* belief was spreading the stock greyhound 58 >4 US Steel 56 >* II had "bottomed out." Quit Oil Wn Un Ttl 116>4 rlajnni Pap West! El Transamerica, which' sold on a White Mot Here Prtr Woalwtti IPI SELF || block of 100,000 shares, was next III Cent Yngst Sh*T 36 Ing Rand 33'j II in line, rising % to 5% followed 89 H by Curtis Publishing. 4BH Xerox fell 2 points In active FAMILY SWIM IN trading, its loss being ascribed to reports of an impending price HOLMDEL — The Reoreation cut for its products. Commission h&s announced that a family swim night to be con- IBM lost 3y8 arid Control Data V/i as these computer makers du«ted in conjunction with the THIS backed away In advance of news VMCA -will be held for local that Radio Corp. claimed big residents Aug. 11 and Aug. 18 at strides' in the computer field. Marlboro Pool starting at 5 p.m, SPOT! RCA was actively traded and up ind until closing. LOCAL SECURITIES The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- SAVING WILL INSURE ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- tions. They are a guldo to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (Indicated YOUR FUTURE! by the "asked") at the time of completion. BANKS -1 • ' . •. H you tek* th« timt today to plan for Div. Bid Asked 2.50 135 tomorrow you may never hive this worry I Belmar-Wall National Central Jersey Bank 00 11 it art laving today at , . , Farmers & Merchants First Merchants National Bank « .25 m 914 Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 410 Monmouth County National .18 6% N. J. National Bank xx) .50 28 Peoples National, Keyport 3,00 125 Sea Bright National U.00 74 Mainstay Federal Savings] First National Bank of Spring Lake 41 INDUSTRIAL Brockway - H Family Circle 1 and Loan Association Laird Monmouth Capital , . 36 MONMOUTH STREET Monmouth Electric •'...'. Monmouth PPara k TELEPHONE 741-0663 N, J. Natural 6u Common N. J, Natural Gas Pr«. Red Bank, Neu Jersey Rowan Spiral Metal Windsor Tel. sl(x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock

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Natural Gas Revenues Up A:I;I ••:-. •<•.!-, - Gr«-.«- ,t e, r,,,ja>, J,ly .ij, MA—3 r r — New lit pfrr ., i? 'I'J prr f.irTi*- mo.'e l/;untts - —:— **'/ .'isiyraj Gas Company 1/1 z tM.lil2.2K ar/i wrt Bridge Column The Art v, .s.'f.p a> the er5 v,t,,!e UMTitU Urxn quarterly report Jij&t release an- U.Vli.Wi again;' 12,125,07.3. |-',r By AlJRPJi SHEINWQU) \uA sf'*s ,n ISM thin camped Germany and Grt«t Britain, tied noujicetf record revenues and the 12-rn'mlh period revenuesl . . in, \%i 'for second place Greek* were earnings for the period ended were $26,452,002 this year against One oI the charms of bridge 'Tourism Office figures indi-jlisted as 27th and Americans June 30. $24,320,.!06 last year and net in- is that " «.P'ay«» by hu™n The Hand Of Learning cate that 14,000 pitched their j were in a tiny minority, come was $2,485,458 as compared beings rather than by infallible tents in 1962. Many chose the' Plans are being made to set The report showed per share machines. Some of this charm is earnings of 96 cents for the nine- to $2,101,361. seasides and fewer the mountam'up camping sites at short dis- lost if you act too human. , South dealer By LESLIE J. NASON sides," " tances from landing points of months ended June 30 against 89 West ened tlle kin of clubs 'Both sides vulnerable ! By nationality, the Fench led terries linking Italy and Greece. First Meelin" Set °P s - NORTH Dr. Nason Professor of Education cents the year before. For the /" ' and South took a second or two A A 10: Parents and students write me,which to major in horns econom- 12-monlh period earnings were I'or Bank Shareholders ito size up the dummy and make V K 7 5 3 $1.03 against 90 cents. EATONTOWN — The first^his plan. He had seven tnci;s out- O K9 6 frequcntly about college (inane- ics. ing. \ L.A.A., Silver Spring, Md. Revenues for the nine monlhs meeting of shareholders and subside of clubs and needed a sec- + 542 scribers of the newly-organized!™11 club trick to make his con- WEST EAST The one best source of informa- Answer: Eatontown National Bank will be tract. A 976 * J 843 lion 1 know of is a booklet called' Congratulations Yours is a V 84 100% Imported Douppioni Silks •§• Formerly $39.95 Now $ 31.95 • Formerly $45.00 Now $.36.00 + Formerly $59.50 ;Now $ 47.50 J Formerly $89.00.. New^ 71.50 J Formerly $95 Now $ 76.00 T Formerly $125.00 Now $100.00 J SUMMER SPORT COATS . . . t Imported Madras, Tropical Worsted Glen Plaids, Solid Pastels, *]» Batik Prints <}» ~~ 4^mgHy~$3inQ0:"...:.-~.7nrTn^^ " •r""" George A. Benson Formerly $39.50 .". Now $31.50 • HOLMDEL — George A. Ben- Formerly $45.00 Now $36.00 • son of 52 Birchwood Ot., New Shrewsbury, marks his 40th an- Formerly $46.50 Now $39.50 J niversary of Bell System service Formerly $55.00...., Now $44.00 T this month. He is a supervisor in the local switching equipment de + Formerly $59.00.... .Now $47.50 J partment of Bell Telephone Lab- oratories here. Mr. Benson joined the Bell Sys- SUMMER SLACKS. . . J tem after graduating from Law Lightweight wools, tropicals, dacrons, many colon; fj> rence College in 1924. Most of stripes, checks, Solids. {J> his career has been devoted to design of equipment for telephone Formerly $14.95 .,_.. Now $11.55 * central offices. In addition to Formerly $19.95— Now $15.95 • standard switching and operator equipment, Mr. Benson has been _.: Formerly $24.50™. ..—.Now $19.50 J concerned with apparatus for Formerly $27.50 ...Now $22.00 * specialized arrangements such as traffic measuring to determine iteounVorequljOTenf'requTr'Srfff : Men's — handle traffic satisfactorily and automatic announcement sys- lHcTAriRfl^.TT7~~~~~" ~ ~ I tems for weather and time in- HALF SLEEVE SPORT, AND DRESS SHIRTS • formation. A supervisor since Summer 1950, he is now in charge of a group working on equipment de- J5T&5 NOW 3.80 I sign of switchboards, toll test- boards, announcement systems, IMPORTED PURE SILK NECKWEAR { and transmission measuring Clearance—1/3 off original prices! equipment for use by the Bell FAMOUS BRAND NAMES tf ***•<. System and the government. He Formerly $2.50 ...... Now $1.80 + is a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Formerly $3.50 Now $2.80 • • fwlm Trunks • Cabana Sst» Formerly $5.00...... Now $3.80 •• Barry's Fund • Short SUava Sport Shirts • Short Sleeve Knit Shirts ALL BEACHWEAR DRASTICALLY REDUCED J Drive Boosted • Short Slaeva Dress Shirts- • Walk Shorts VIDALTA, Ga. (AP) — Sen. Barry Goldwater's campaign coffers benefited to the tune .;'",2.50 when the Georgia- And many other brand names All famous makes ... the top quality that usually coiti dollars morel You pocket Florida flue-cured tobacco mar- For Summer Clearance big savings on most wanted summer shirts, sportswear, All sizat, but not _ev«ry_ k ' opened. Leader, in. style and Quality in Monmouth County Our ulual cuitom fitting without chAi9* tly|*"lTrw«ry"iter — i6 ebrris early!" " " • """ 146 pounds of tobacco in Gold- water's name Wednesday and' jL said the money would go to1 j^ the senator's presidential cam- V STEINBACH'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Street Floor, ilio A.bury Park, Brick Town paign. A tobacco company buyer paid $1.25 a pound Jor the to- bacco — about twice the going MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN ntfAn Red Bank Wednesday and Friday Nights 'til 9 rate. ' Stop E«estJ»4« 'til f:30 Monday, Wednesday, Ibwsday, FrMoy * ]>. *• SHU" A*l>ury Park Mon.r Wed. and Fri. Nights "til 9 A gidehook written just 40 Brick Town Mon. thru Fri. 'til, 9:30 p.m. years ago called Washington "a city without suburbs. THEDAILY REGISTER "HELP!" JIM BISHOP: 4M2 *n*A St, Red Bank, N. J,-M Euf MiJn Si., VrtjUuM, H. J.-87I B.I.. », MhbUttowa, N. J. Reporter Ecubiitbed 1678 by John H. Cook and Henry Ciay Published by The Red Bank Register Incorporated doing to the Dogs W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor A few weeks ago, a group of dogs ran around an M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager oval track and the winner got $25,000. Until now, I Thomas J. Bly Executive Editor William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamin Associu. Editon had thought of dog racing as an hilarious sport; a group Frank W. Harbour Middittown Uurcau Mgr. Charles A. Johnston Freenoia Bureau Mjr. of mad mutts chasing a spurious electric rabbit. In- Member of the Associated Press stead, it is becoming a big-time sport, with 30 tracks The Associated Press Is entitled excl'nively to tlie uai for reputillcntion o! til lbs local news prlnutl IB Ulll newspaper as well as all AP news difljidtclies. around the West and South, and some ..**, Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association dogs winning as much as $75,000 a Member Audit Bureau of Circulation year. The Red Bank Register, Inc., assumes no financial responsibilities for typographic*! errors In advertisement*, but will reprint without charge, that pai t at an advertisement In whlcrj the typographical error occurs. Advertisers will Sports writers claim at is a clean please notify the r/ianagement Immediately of any error which may occur. and respectable sport. Gamblers have This, newspaper assumes no responsibilities lor statements of opinion la letters from Hi readers. tried, of course, to "fix" certain races, Subscription Fricet In Advance t,esi than 3 inos. Per month SI.50 U monlhs-*is.00 « months—«8*> but greyhounds haven't got sufficient Single copy at counter, 7 cents Single copy by mail, 10 cents > month*—I13.M 3 montlu—tt.W intelligence to quit trying, and gamblers FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1964 have. The "fix" consisted of feeding a BISHOP depressant pill to a favorite, or paying a trainer to feed the dog a weakening diet. Both are The Silver Trailer' easily detected. The Monmouth County Organi- families receive special follow-up In Florida, where 17 of the 30 tracks operate, the big operators asked Phil O'Connell of Palm Beach to zation for Social Service is an or- checks when necessary from public accept the post of co-ordinator. He is the former state ganization of great accomplishment. health nurses at their homes. attorney who prosecuted Judge Peel for the murder of One of the finest things it does is Said one doctor involved in the Judge Chillingsworth, and is completely humorous when to send its mobile trailer out to aid project; it comes to anything as heinous as trying to fix a park- migrant workers and their children. "We find that the people (mi- ng ticket. He has heard of mercy, but only as a Known as the "silver trailer," the grants) move around so much dur- weak word. The showplace of dog racing is the Flagler Kennel vehicle travels out into rural areas ing the year that the children do Club in Miami. It is owned by a banana importer, Isa- to help bolster health and prevent not get their shots on time. But we dore Hecht, His track is shorter than race tracks, but disease. give them a chance to catch up." the grandstand, the clubhouse, the restaurants and the After being checked at the clinics This is a noteworthy effort on appointments are as sumptuous as Aqueduct, Arling- and getting whatever services there the part of the MCOSS. They provide ton or Del Mar. ' that may be required, the migrant aid to people who need it. The worth of a good greyhound, until recently, could be measured in hundreds of dollars. Today, a stakes winner like Red Tears is worth $50,000 on the The Nation's Economy hoof, or, rather, paw. About a hundred dogs are in the Business continues to be good— downturn in the nation's business— air-conditioned kennels each evening at Flagler. They , lick their legs and are soothed by Muzak music. and it serves as a healthy sign for but this has not come true. Instead, Ominous Sign the nation's economy. our economy is healthy and indica- These Pays; tions are it will stay that way. Each one eats about three pounds of horsemeat Sam Dawson, the Associated LETTERS per day, an ominous sign that the new sport is be- (The Register invites letters Press business news analyst writing of general interest from read- ginning to devour an old one, There are 11 races at Look well into thyself; there is a Where Republicans Agree in The Daily Register this week, ers, provided they contain ad- most tracks, staged at 15-j»inuie_ intervals .betweea—- source of strength which will always dress, telephone number, sig- noted "the golden stamp of rising By JOHN CHAMBERLA'.N nature and do not exceed 300 8 p.m. and 11. spring up if thou wilt always look words. Endorsements of politi- Unlike race horses, dogs are graded by perform- profits is certifying the nation's long- cal candidates or commercial there.—Antonius. PORTLAND, Ore.—To judge from casual talks with ance. A greyhound begins to race at age IS months. est economic upturn of peacetime." products are not acceptable. certain Pacific Coast Republicans who are now in re- —The Editor.) He is marked "M" for maiden until he wins Ms first luctant process of accepting the recent verdict of the race. The moment he does, he moves up to class "E." He says records are falling daily Character is much easier kept as top business firms testify to San Francisco Cow Palace, the chief worry about Barry PRAISE FOR EDITORIAL If he wins one in that division, he automatically moves than recovered.—Thomas Paine. Goldwater's stance is not his positions on extremism up to Class "D" races and, if fast enough, eventually growth in many lines—profits, sales, Freehold, N. J and atomic weapon use. "That's all se- To the Editor: becomes a Class "A" or "Stakes" dog. physical plant, wage scales and No man has a good enough mantics," they are willing to say. The Your very fine editorial on He will race until he' is four or five years of age, dividends. memory to make a successful liar. big worry is that Goldwater, for all his July 24th, "Death on the High- but will hit his prime at age three. Females race with interest in electronics, jet piloting and ways," is one that should attract males, except when in feminine cycles. The dogs break There were many who saw a —Abraham Lincoln. the attention of all those inter- clever mechanical gadgetry, "just does- ested in stopping the unwarranted out from post postions, and usually run 5/16th of a Your Money's Worth; n't understand what a complicated place slaughter on our highways. mile, chasing the electrified bunny which disappears Officials in all stages of gov- into a glass-enclosed;4>oxrts the phies hanging over from the depressed Nineteen Thir- wrung. my family 75 cents for an hour Glass Container Manufacturers It sounds like sunu'lhing tlui Sample money-saving tips de- ties are making our problems more complicated than Institute. This is more than any they need be. He is far closer to Goldwater than he might go on in Russia, hut no veloped l>y I he council: Before ot'her rigid container. Some here. This is America!? you begin a long trip, have your glass packages come into the knows. car checked Inimper-to-buniper home and are discarded after Put up a fight against it, park What city, established by Peter 1 If Lee Johnson is representative of "center" Re- by your own service station; shop their contents art. usod. Others down the street, up the street or the Great in 1703, K now the second publicans who nre hoping that Barry Goldwater will around the block. Don!t patronize for major repairs by asking at largest In the U.S.S.R.? like milk bottles, make many lensl two or three dealers what trips. Products packaged it "come (heir way" just a bit, the problem of accommo- thcml I didn't. dhoukl be (lone, Imw lonjj the ss are counted in the thou- Respectfully yours, repairs will last, how much they'll sands. They rnnge nil the way dation between two wings of the Republican Party Sandra S. Carter, M; If yolrvliave doubls. ask to from sweet milk to sour pickles should not bo too difficult. There are "Republican al- (Mrs, J. G. Carter, Jr.) 6—Friday, July 31, and far beyond. sec Hie dealer's price manual (Conllnued on Page 1) (Continued on Page 7) Alexandrite, a semipretious IDfir <* TH1. JMI1.Y l'AJA-lUi Friday, July ., 31, 1561-7 •tone, was wmtti »!vtr Cut Alex Farms Sold IJ>JU.\ y orry— ,uj jjt! kttp ajvler M «f Russia, on vita* tt.nh- Chamberlain sMi:r.js s Met, r/iatvre; omrWjus day a *M first tmui in the Urai (Continued) At Holmdel, • * Colts Neck and Holmdel !W* r , 0 ^FnoZ"'? wond"r ' " /° p-' Aibarr Park • E*d B*nk • Maniiqum that they had better provide for their old-age doctors' « North Anbury out to answer a decent citizen's j bills while they still have earning power that is growing. and realtors report that several; P&rk • r*«lt Haven p cry of despair about the hellions'. Thanks, G. R, but if you're The doctrine of adapting to current needs without pending residential deals are be- ;and brais which make up the going to £0 around expressing ing rushed to completion so tha children and teen-agers of today. radical thoughts like that you had Moiunonth CoBniy'i national Rank creating bureaucratic monstrosities that will last for- better sign your next letter X.X. the buyers can take possessio 1 am sure there must be a 5* Xr&rs «f ContiDHoni gerrtn ever is capable of almost infinite extension. Why do —it's dangerous to give your right Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. before the opening of the ne camp for delinquents like you! young Republicans like Lee Johnson worry about Gold- school season. Either you are very senile or you name-. water's ability to see this? Louis Scalzo, Lincroft builde are one of the reformed delin- -Who has purchased the 87-acre farn quents who sees himself like these j on Heyers Mill Rd., Colts Neck brals and hellions, screaming and < guarantees from William Thompson of Larc talking back and breaking and THIS Jim Bishop mont Dr. The farm was liste> destroying other people's proper- SUMMER at $110,000. J. Donald Roche ly- "KEEP COOL (Continued) bread?" Colts Neck and Amy VanVliet c I am enclosing a letter to your in class, but he is always doing his best. A grey-haired Holmdel were the realtors i editor to see how a creep like volved. you goes about encouraging ju- A&Pdoes... uncondition- lady, knowing I had never seen a dog race before, ad- Mr. Scalzo plans to subdivii vised me to try a quiniella of 5 and 7 in the second race. venile delinquency. God help ally! Jane Parker Bread :he farm into eight plots, avera America with creeps like you in is made of the finest ingre- What could I lose? I bet the $2 and it won, paying $110. ing more than 10 acres each, t it! You may get two weeks in a dients, blended and baked I stopped to thank her. "Boy," I said, "did we which he expects to build custo hospital if you come out and sign houses priced from $50,000 to $80, your real name! by experts. You'll like it... clean up?" She scowled. "You did. I bet 1 and 8." "But 000 for sale to persons intereste or you'll get your money why did you tell me 5 and 7?" I said. "Because," she in horses. A Citizen Who Takes Care Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dmesn of Brats and Hellions and back - without question. snarled, "that's my age. I played what I wish I was." Creeps Like You of Colts Neck have sold a lari NOWk woodland tract on Lakeside AVe. The name Idaho come Colts Neck, to Harold E. Harriso Beach Slide Was JANE PARKER from the Shoshone Indian greet- Letters of 315 Runyon Ave., Ocean Towi ing, "We-dah4iow," which means (Continued) ship, who plans to build 19 cu Much Too Far ! LAWES COAL CO. tom-bullt houses on one-aci WHITE "Look, the sun is coming down SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Rob- TOTALLY UNSUITABLE' plots. J. Donald Roche was tl I SYCAMORE AVE. the mountains." It was a greet- ert Lee, 10, had put in a hard BREAD 7 Ash St., broker and will act as sales agei SHREWSBURY, N. J. day sliding down a sandy hill ing for morning. for the houses which are expect Eatontown, N. J. above Ocean Beach. JI am Interested in whote- To the Editor: to be in the $30,009 to $40,00 J house air conditioning •.. Then he slid too far, tumbled Advertise in the Daily Register. I wish to congratulate The price range. down a 200-foot rocky cliff, and • Please send your engineer} Daily Register for the fair man- George Gerard of Holmdel hi • for a free home survey es- • purchased the 42-acre estate fetched up unconscious on the BARE FLOORS CRY FOR ner in which it has reported al. I timate. Mrs. Joseph Baxter on Holla beach. BEAUTIFUL FLOOR COVERINGS of the facts regarding the pro- posed Long Branch YMCA facility Rd., Holmdel. The property w When he regained conscious- • Name „ BY STERLING in Eatontown. listed at $125,000. J. D. Roche ness he was in a helicopter the broker, said Mr. Gerard pla which took him to an ambu- Stop in for a free consultation. You'll It is of interest to every Eaton- find it will make a wonderful world of to build 21 custom houses on tl lance, which took him to a hos- {Address difference in your decorating! town citizen, not just those of us property at a contemplated prii pital. GENERAL ELECTRIC in the immediate vicinity, be- range of $35,000 to $45,000. Doctors found only slight cuts • Town ..... cause it will be every taxpayer Former United States Senat and bruises and sent him home. CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING who will feel the loss of 30 acres Alfred W. Hawkes of Montclai Robert said riding in the heli- has purchased the 12-room —ALSO— • (tone FURNITURE of ratables, 21 industrial and 9 copter was more fun even than of Raymond J. Scully at 205 Bal sliding down the hill. With no obligation en 140 Broad St., Red Bank, N. i. 747-MM R-l residential, to a non-taxpay- ttmore Blvd., Sea Girt, as a pei G.E. AIR-CONDITIONING my part whalio»ver. Opts 10 A.M. to » P.M. Mon. thru Frl. ing facility. This facility is from manent residence. Gerald > A.M. to < P.M. SotunJcyi another town and admits that Murphy of Sea Girt was tli Jet Explodes, WINDOW UNITS only 10 per cent of its enrollment broker. The house has sev bedrooms, five baths, living rooi Pilot Is Killed is from Eatontown and 90 per dining room, kitchen and a larg McGULRE AIR FORCE BASE cent is from other communities. recreation room in the basemen (AP) - An Air Force P108 jet It has a two-car garage in th Also of interest to other citi- interceptor veered off a run- zens, especially those in R-l and rear. Senator Hawkes also has ATLANTIC GLASS IS R-2 residential zones, is the home in Palm Springs, Cali way, crashed into an embank- thought that if this change in the where he has spent considerab ment and exploded Wednesday Master Plan is allowed to pass, time in the past eight years. killing the pilot. which residential zone will be The Air Force identified the downgraded next. Laundry Doll pilot as, Capt. John F. Gibson, I am sure that if the people 31, of Midland, Pa., a nine-year of Eatontown read your paper veteran. He was returning after LAWES SYCAMORE AVE. 584 RIVER RD. and consider all of the facts, 660 a training flight and was at- they cannot help but to see that tempting to land when the ac- SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN the Whalepond Rd. site is totally cident occurred. unsuitable for an operation of this type. Gibson lived at this air base Yours truly, with his wife, Barbara. A child was born to the couple two William E. Wester. 741-6300 747-1030 nnnth« non State OKs At our new low price THE GREATEST! Elimination there's no reason in the world AUTHORIZED Of Raccoons TRENTON — New Jersey farm why you shouldn't ers suffering raccoon damage were advised this week by the Insurance Division of Fish and Game in buy Four Roses. the Department of Conservation and Economic Development to Replacement contact their county conservation officer or the Trenton Fish and Now only 4.89 6.00 3.05 11.59 iame Division office for assis- fifth quart pint I/I gal. Service For tance. The conservation officers will advise those seeking aid which of several courses of action • AUTO GLASS should be pursued. If available, wildlife control representatives will be dispatched • PLATE GLASS to trap the raccoons or other predators causing the damage. Be wise, use psychologyl In the event the representatives spire a little girl to be neat wil • BOAT GLASS are on assignment or if the rac- this happy doll. coon damage is particularly se Pretty tidiness-teacher holi vere, a permit may be issued al laundry in skirt, shoes in pocke lowing the landowner," his family Hangs on wall, so decorative. Pa • PLEXIGLAS or employees to trap raccoons tern 660: transfer, pattern, on hjs property. The permit may rections. be obtained fom the division's Thirty-five cents in coins INSURANCE ESTIMATES Trenton office upon recommenda- this patterj) — add 15 cents f tion of the local conservation of- each pattern for lst-class mailin CHEERFULLY GIVEN ficer. and special handling. Send In certain areas, property own- Laura Wheeler, The Dally Rej ers suffering damage from squir- Ister, Needfecraft Dept., P.O. Bo rels or raccoons may control 161, Old Chelsea Station, Ne< these animals by any method York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pa ATLANTIC GLASS CO. at any time, subject to the ususal tern number, name, address an firearm regulations. zone. "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Break" The area in Monmouth Coun- New for 19651 200 designs — ty, as set in the 1064 Game Code, more fashions to knit, croch MATAWAN BELMAR RED BANK is: than everl Plus 3 free patterns 138 LOWER 1813 H STREET 2' MAPLE AVE. East of Rt. 35, from Keyport embroidery, dolls' clothes. Sen UAIM CTOFET So. of 18thAve. Cor. White Strtrf to Manasquan. 25c for new Needlecraft Catalog MAIN SIKttl Hwy 7] (4N) nnd Map|8 Avenue Value! 16 complete quilt pa Ttl. 544-2838 Tel. 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NEW UrjNVIOUTH -Miss hom*f tjiVrr e nearly to the ankles after war- look of black on black through U.S. Army Electronics labora- the salon. point.lace designed with a fitted time above-knee austerity fash- texture contrast. tories at Fort Monmoulh. Chanel's pants — It seems a bodice, bateau neckline and long ions. coarse word for anything so lush The bridegroom attended Mid sleeves appliqued with lace. The, Today's new look was wide- — were in flannel with gold-shot dletown Township High School Chanel Shows sheath floor-length skirt revealed skirted, too, but with hems just matelasse tops, or part of all and enlisted in the U.S. Navy a lace motif which was also re- covering the knees. Wide Trousers gold-shot matelasse brocade cos- He has just returned from Ger- peated on the detachable over- Dior may have dropped hems PARIS (AP) — Coco Chanel tumes worn under long, floaty many and will be stationed in skirt which flowed into a chapel an inch, but it's not enough to puts the trousers on the ladies open coats of chiffon or para- the state of Washington. train. Her Italian butterfly veil Mrs. Donald J. Malland get excited about. What's im- this year, but k, Fair Haven, and Mr, and models. Mrs. Florence Carr was MIDDLETOWN — Miss Kath- D. McLaughlin and Mrs. John (Next to ASP) Complete Initallation Service been in charge of the sorority's town, president, was appointed •Irs. Thomas Gilligan, Rumson. narrator. -"* leen Lang, daughter of Mr. and Van Exter, all of Middletown; Open Frl. 'Ill 9 - Coll 741M7t SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE Mrs. Charles Lang, Chapel Hill annual spelling bee contest be- by the Middletown Township Rec- Mrs. Donald A. Dodge, Little Sil- ween the Thome and Thompson 747-4422 . Rd,, has been accepted into the ver, and Mrs. Edward J. Meehan, reation Commission as a judge in, Patty Celebrates congregation of the Missionary Schools in Middletown for the the beauty pageant held in Ideal Red Bank. past four years. 90th Birthday Servants of the Most Blessed Beaoh July 25. Trinity. Theme of the party was Mrs. Harrison held the office Miss Emma C. McGall, state WHEN YOU SAY THAT! MIDDLETOWN - Charles A. Miss Lang was graduated from "Around the World with Beta of corresponding secretary in the legislative chairman, of West- Eckman, 29 George St., River SMILE! Red Bank Catholic High school in Sigma Phi." exemplar chapter, Xi Alpha Kap- field, who recently installed Plaza, was given a surprise party June, 1963, and has been em- Mr. Harrison is with the Wil- pa, organized this year by Beta Lenape officers, was elected na- Let a smile be your umbrella and let for his 90th birtliday recently at ployed as' a secretary by the putte Coke Oven division of Allied Sigma Phi members who held tional legislative chairman of the the home of his granddaughter, me be your frame maker! Catholic Welfare Bureau's Chemical and is being transferred four or more years membership National Federation of Business Mrs. Floyd Thome, 1485 West branch office, Maple Ave., Red to Sidney, Australia, this month. in the sorority. and Professional Women's Clubs That Little Old Frame Maker Daily 9 to 5:30? Frl. "HI 9 Front St. Friends and relatives His wife and five children will at the national convention in De from Red Bank, Highlands, Cliff- Bank. She will enter the postulate In Holmesburg, Pa.. Aug. 5. accompany him. trait, Mich., earlier this month 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury wood Beach, Lincroft, Spring They plan to travel through Lake Heights, Lincroft and The Missionary Servants of the Hadassah Plans Europe on their way to their new "Robertsville were present. Most Blessed Trinity w e re Marlboro Auxiliary LOU COOPER founded by, Rev. Thomas Augus- Dinner-Dance 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY tine Judge, a half century ago, WEST END — A buffet dinner- To Sponsor Float and engage in missionary work in Bridal Shower dance will be held Oct. 3 by the MARLBORO — Plans to enter MIDDLETOWN — A surprise ZIP SERVICE the United States and Latin Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah a float in the Marlboro Township USE OUR CUSTOM America. bridal shower for Miss Patricia in West End Casino. Proceeds Tercentenary parade Aug. 21 were V. Hinck was given Sunday by will benefit the Hadassah Medica made Dy executive board mem- Mrs. Donald Mullay at the home COLOR SERVICE You Call - We Install USING MUSHROOMS Center. Guests are invited. Dress bers of the Marlboro Hospital of Mrs. Alexander P. Rogers. Auxiliary recently. When a recipe directs you to is optional. The bride-elect's parents are PHONE 222-3193 Mrs. George Spiro, 44 Farm Mrs. Morton Winer, Red Bank 3.000 COLORS slice fresh mushrooms, cut Mr. and Mrs. George W. T. Hinck Rd., Middletown, or Mrs. Danie junior volunteer chairman, re- through both the cap arid stem: of Sea Bright. Her fiance H. KAABE GLASS CO. Susser, 21 Laurel Ct., New ported that 30 junior hospital vol 100 COLORS^ FREE If the stems are not to be used, is Kenneth J. Rogers, son of Mr. Shrewsbury, are in charge of unteers are working this sum- a recipe will usually say so. and Mrs. Alexander P. Rogers. No lint change tickets. mer in central "supply, children"; Guests were Miss Kathy Walsh, unit, library and with older WINDSHIELDS! Asforia, L. I., Miss Carole people. Candy strippers from St Phone 741-8599 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch Farinha; Mrs. G e or g e Hinck, 13TH BIRTHDAY Dorothea's Catholic Church Mrs. Walter Rogers, all of Sea EAST KEANSBURG - Lynn Eatontown, also are working a MARY CARTER'S PAINTS 447 Broad St. DAYS ONLY-FRI. & SAT. Bright; Mrs. Robert Hopkins and Dolan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs total of 21 hours a day. Shrewsbury Mrs. George Rossnaple; both of Martin Dolan, celebrated her The total number of volunteer Middletown; Miss Donna Lovcr- 13th birthday July 28 with a hours for June and July were DICKIES sidge, Red Bank; Miss Linda group of friends at a pool parly SK.TnTEsquire Shop reports tha The DECORATING? IVY OR CONTINENTAL Knight, Miss Fran Knight, Mrs. in Belvedere Beach. Another par- 429 garments went to 44 patients Thomas Knight, Mrs. William ty was given for her that day during a four-week period ending Careless... GET OFF TO A GOOD START- CHINOS Johston, Miss Maureen Johston, at the home of Thomas Malinow- July 22. Vanity Fair reports 112 Mrs. George Jones and Mrs. ski, Union Beach. pitients received 354 articles o THE LESS-CARE HAIRSTYLE. CALL OR STOP AT ... Reg. 5.00 James Jones, all of Pleasant clothing during the past month Plains, Statcn Island, and Mrs. BUTTER SUBSTITUTE j Robert Brosver, Eltingville, Staten Ever use bacon fat instead of CHURCH WEDDING 2 for $7 Island. butter for brushing over corn on RED BANK — The mock wed SILBERSTEIN'S Also, Mrs. Joseph Bertinette, the cob? Before you try this ding held recently at the St Mrs. James Ciliano, Mrs. Joseph be sure that your family really James AME Zion Church, Mala- SERVING KKD BANK AND VICINITY Cappriello, Mrs, Catherine enjoys bacon flavor when added wan, will be repeated here Sun FOR MOKK THAN 44 YEARS MEN'S « BOYS' APPAREL Carney, Mrs. Patrick Callahan, in such a way. Make sure, too day at 7 p.m. in the Calvary Bap- Middletown Mrs. Joseph O'Connor and Miss that the bacon fat you use is tist Church. Sponsoring the event Catherine Callahan, nil of Brook- Shopping Center white and drained from bacor are the Buds of Promise of Mata- Anything you need In lyn, and Mrs. Patrick Carney of that has been cooked over very wan, directed by Mrs. Washing Route 35 draperies. Upholstering, Tottenville, Staten Island. low heat. ton Jackson. or slip covers. Our 1964 samples are now on dis- SHERMAN'S AUGUST WHITE SALE play. You can depend on SHIRTS COME BACK Note On! us for quality at a reason- able price. n a doien SO WHITE Fioldcroit Royal Velvet r Said Towels. 1 ISo Appoinlmvnl ISvcvssary! Reg. 3.95—-Sole 2.95! IMMEDIATE ATTENTION TO YOUR DESIRES.,. Our Di'ctirultirs arv at lour Svrvicv. Sdvs $24.00 on « dozen No charge jor estimates, of course and NICE! Fieldcrmt Royal Satin Percale Sheets. Le Coiffeur SAME DAY SERVICE, TOO Roy, 6.95—Sale 4.95 "SALON 28 yean itiiurn M. SILBERSTEIN DRY CLEANERS quality And lervtct Featuring Mr. Mela o] I'cris (> iXciiiiiau .Springs /M., Rvtl Hunk RUG CLEANERS LEONS tttC RED BANK NEXT TO MAYFAIR SUPER MARKET 25 MECHANIC ST. 741 - 1762 RED BANK 64 WHITE ST., RED BANK 747-2800 741-3444 7414555-OPCM TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY Home Owners Favor HOME ami GARDEN The Trade-in Flans Members of the Monmouth tory of homes for sale, despite County Board of Realtors report j continued rapidly rising popula- that one of the most significant tioh, with the result that we are developments in the current high now in a buyers' market and level of real estate activity in quick sales are no longer com- the county is the increasing in-]monp!ace. terest and participation being j Among the early IrarJe-in pio- shown by both realtors and homeineers in Monmouth County was owners in the use of trade-in: the firm of Walker & Walker in plans whereby a home owner j Shrewsbury, which set up the may transfer the equity in hisjImperial Exchange Corporation present home for a new home to finance trade-in purchases, without waiting for his old home with Kenneth Walker, Jr., as to be sold. president. Mr. Walker reported Thirty members of the Board that 30 homes were registered of Realtors, nearly double the and sold under the plan in 1963. APARTMENTS OPEN — The new luxury ranch apartments have opened at Brioll«. number enrolled a year ago, are Approximately 25 per cent of the with a completely furnished and decorated unit open for public inspection, and with members of the International Walker firm's total business, he Traders Olub, affiliated with the said, was directly and indirectly advance rentals on three units already signed. Brandywyne consiitj of four-unit build- Brokers Institute of the National a result of its trade-in facility. ings of ranch design, so that no family lives over or under another. Complete individ- Association of Real Estate This year there will be more uality and privacy are emphasiied, with separata entrances, breeieways and at- Boards, which is sponsoring this than 50 homes registered under trade-in activity throughout the the plan at the current rate of tached garages. Heavy masonry interior walls and sound baffles insure acoustic NEW COMMUNITY — Bamm Hollow Estates off Middletown-Lincroft Rd., Mid- country and now has a member- activity. Mr. Walker said that separation and quiet. Each unit provides spacious living room with wood burning fire- ship of over 4,500 realtors. five out of six homes taken in place, dining area and fully equipped modern kitchen. The largs bedroom has a dUtown, new community of 28 custom built houses, shows this New Englander Realtors report that trading under the plan are sold within the ranch featuring fully applianced science kitchen with automatic dishwasher and pan' your old home for a new one 90-day period through the co-op- full dressing room with vanitory and basin and full-length mirror doors and a walk- •led family room highlighted by colonial fireplace among thres display models. The is almost as simple as trading eration of the members of the in closet. The bathroom is full ceramic tile. A unique feature is the downstairs old car for a new model. various listing services with builders are Nathan Zabarsky and Stanley Krichilsky. your "Brandywyna Room," a wood paneled room, finished and designed to serve at den, One of the advantages of the which the house is listed as soon as the trade-in agreement is library, entertainment room or guest room. trade-in pplan is that a person Sell your furniture through the signed. who desires to purchase a new Daiy Register Classified. home may do so without first The trade-in plans used by 8 Sales Reported finding a buyer for his present Monmouth realtors vary but the Realty Sale Tax Break For Seniors one, relieving him of the worry basic features follow along the and expense of carrying two ines used by the Walker firm. FREE ESTIMATES d f i t NEWARK — Under the provi-New Jersey Association of Real added, however, that the survlv- homes. Under the trade-in plan In brief, three independent ap- ing spouse must be age 65 or Ph. 542-2150 he is given more time to select praisals are made of the home sions of the new federal tax law, Estate Boards is affiliated. By Multiple Listing A widow or widower wouldover for this exclusion to apply. a new home. The trade-in plan to be sold and the average of persons 65 or older who sell their is particularly advantageous, these three appraisals is consid- homes will be allowed a tax-free meet the five to eight year test The new section applies to dis- Eight sales were reported this formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. realtors point out, to an em- ered a "fair market value" of gain if the adjusted sales price if the deceased spouse, had he positions made after Dec. 31, 1963 week by members of the Red Richard Crandall. The Halboths ployee who is being transferred the property as it now stands. is $20,000 or less according to ived, would have met the re- for taxable years ending after Bank Area Multiple Listing Serv- have moved here from a three- to a new location or to a per- From this fair market value are Harry A. Willson, Jr., president quirement, Mr. Willson said. He that date, Mr. Willson said. ice. year sojourn in Honolulu, Hawaii, son who suddenly finds himself deducted the title expense; cost of the 2,700 realtownember New prior to which they lived in Jack- in need of additional living space. of minor repairs if necessary to Included was the home of Mr. Jersey Association of Real Estate ville, Fla. Mrs. Lillian A. Lock- While the trade-in plan has make Ihe houre more readily and Mrs. J.W. Cull of 81 Twin- Boards, brooks Ave., MiddSetown, among lin, who is with Rolston Water- been used successfully in the saleable, and the proportionate having trouble selling? the features of which is an in- bury, Red Bank, arranged the West, Midwest and certain share of the holding expenses for Adjusted sales price means the door swimming pool. The new sale. tions of the South, particularly the period during which the real- sales price less the broker's com- WHY NOT owners are Mr. and Mrs. Donald U.S. Army Col. and Mrs. How- lorida, for a decade or more, it tor must hold the house to be mision and repair expenses in R. Abel of Atlantic Highlands. ard E. Porter have purchased a relatively new development sold or taken over by him. The curred within 90 days preceding TRADE? Mr. Abel is with J. Rich Steers, the residence at 31 Bran- imong the realtors in Monmouth holding expenses include taxes, sale and paid within 30 days of Inc., New York bridge builders. fod Cir., New Shrewsbury, ;ounty. One of the reasons for interest, insurance and mainte- sale, Mr. Willson said. cell now . . . Mrs. Marjorie Ward Koster of from M. and Mrs. Robert A. his is that for several years nance or heat during the holding "If the sales price is in excess the Ellen S. Hazelton agency, Kirkpatrick, who have moved to fter the close of World War II, period. The difference between of $20,000, the gain is tax-exempt WALKER & WALKER Rumson, handled negotiations. Boston, Mass. Edward A. Hanlon here was a shortage of avail- the fair market value and these in the ratio that $20,000 is to such deductions is the amount which of J. Lester Rigby Associates, ible homes in the county be- price," he explained. "Thus, if Shrewsbury—741-5212 Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hal- the seller is guaranteed. If the New Shrewsbury, negotiated the :ause of the restricted building, the sales price is $30,000 and the both have purchased the home home owner agrees to accept the Middletown—471-3311 sale. ictiviry during the war and the gain is $12,000, the tax-exempt at 51 Bingham Ave., Rumson, guaranteed price, he is charged Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Beers leavy influx of population, with portion of the gain would be from West Caldwell have pur- he result that a seller's market nominal service fee. $8,000 - ($2O,00O/$30,00O or two- leveloped, and there was little chasqd a new custom built home If the house Is sold (luring the thirds of $12,000)." on Wilkins Ct. in New Shrews- lifficulty in selling any desir- .ble home. Since that time, how- holding period at a price above Calling attention to new Section bury, built for them by Codan the figure offered by the trade-in 121 of the Internal Revenue Code, Construction Corp. The transac- :ver, a tremendous building realtor, the seller will receive Mr. Willson explained that the sell- tion was handled by Mrs. S. Ade- oom has created a large inven- he benefit of the higher price. er must have owned and used the laide Mas!, also of J. Lester WARDS CHAIN FOR EVERY KITCHEN If the house is not sold within residence five of the last eight Unique faucet Convenience Rigby Associates. LINK FENCING the 90-day, or agreed holding pe- years, and that such exemption Edward Brickie, with the At- High-Rise riod, the realtor, or the company is available only once in a tax- lantic and Shrewsbury Construc- through which he finances the payer's lifetime, He made the ex- tion Company, and Mrs. Brickie trade-in operations, takes ove planation as a public service on have moved from Atlantic High- Is Nearing and closes the title JO days there- the basis of information supplied lands to property at 31 Monroe after, usually simultaneously with by the National Association of St., Middletown, purchased from the title closing on the newly Real Estate Boards with which the No Money Down! Mr. and Mrs. John Cox, who Completion purchased home. have moved to Blainfield. Gar The Curtin Agency in Leonardo Expert Installation rett S. Roberts of Thorhrjison and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bartel, Middletown, made the The new co-operative high-rise Prune Summer Available and Financed partment "The Highlandia" is poration similar to the Imperia sale. v hdi" i tearin • g completion- - . Exchange Corporation of the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wheeer Walker firm. Most other trade-i Brambles Now The 10-story structure, at 10 George C. Koeppel & Son. from Long Branch have pur- realtors either finance their owr FREEHOLD - Blackberry and 3cean Blvd.. contains 80 apart- Ire. chased the home at 9 Exeter St., operations or use the plan spon black and purple raspberry nent units commanding a view B Plumbing • Heating Middetown, from Mr. and Mrs. sored by the South Jersey Mort plants should be pruned in mid- GE Appliances )f Sandy Hook Bay and the hilly Albert Klotzen, who have moved to gage Corporation. The VanNes: July, says County Agent M. A. 141 lit Ave., Atlantic Highlands Tarpon Springs.Fla. The sale was oast of Highlands. On the Corporation of Spring Laki Phono 291-0890 Clark. tfdonedt arranged by George Nemeth of grounds are a patio and a swim- Heights recently has become one New blackberry canes should the Weart-Nemeth Agency, Red ming pool, of the most active firms in the be cut off at the tip when they \ PAINTS* WALLPAPERS before you buy or build, tee . . . Bank. The brick building is centrally trade-in field. Other firms takin grow to a height of 30 to 33 / Ctoturis. MATERIALS Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Thorpe lir conditioned, containing effi- an increasingly active part in inches, according to Ernest G of Long Branch have purchased :iency apartments, four- rooms trade-in operationj are Thompson 13 BROAD SI'RED BANK-3&SHH306 Christ, extension fruit specialist MARINE VIEW property at 212 Pine St., River nd a bath, five rooms and two & Bartell, Inc., of Middletown at the Rutgers College of Agri- Plaza, from Mr. and Mrs. Rich- laths, and six rooms and the Crystal and Okun Agency an culture. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION ard Szeluga, who have moved to iaths. the E&K Agency of Asbury Park "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" Riverdale, Md. Negotiations were Provided are two high-speed Paul Bova of Middletown anc made by Mrs. Cecelia Bailey of :levators, a laundry, and park- Russell M. Borus of Fair Haven Roland Pierson A.qency, Lincroft. ng accessible to the building Most of the other 30 Monmout CASCADE-BUSTER CRABBE Branch Office MAIN OFFICE A tract consisting of six build ;hrough the lower lobby. County members of the Interna •ng lots on Ballock PI., Middle- A particular lure for the boat- tiorial Traders Club are stil 874 Highway 35 First Ave. and town, has been sold by Charles ng enthusiast is the marina in working out details of trade-ii Highway 36 (Flv« Corneri) Layton to Policastro Bros, of Mid' front of the high-rise structure. plans before engaging in activ< Atlantic Highland! MIDDLETOWN dletown. The transaction was operations. POOLS handled by Mrs. Marguerite Huls- 291-0100 671-2400 Ontario, Canada, will keep tab Jake Lefferts of the Oak Hi berg of the Lawley Agency, Mid' >n the migratory habits of its development, who is a buildei dletown. ourists next year by taking li- a9 well as a realtor, also has OF TOMORROW cense numbers. Tourists will later engaged in trade-in operations In Chosen for Exhibit or th* 1964-1965 be interviewed, for the enlight- connection with the sale of cus- Bagworm Is enment of tourist agencies. tom built homes. NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR INSTALLED AT HOUSE OF GOOD TASTE EXHIBIT BY SWIMMING RIVER POOLS OF EATONTOWN, N. J. Destructive REGIONAL AWARD WINNER 1963 FREEHOLD — Bagworms are destructive insect pests of trees WEST and shrubs, says County, Agent FURNITURE 4CO. INSTALLED or M.A. Clark. The foliage of ar- borvitae and white cedar is par- KEYPORT, N. J. DO-IT-YOURSELF ticularly susceptible to attack. 264-0181 The unsightly bags of the bag- worm remain on the tree through- out the winter months. These from $795 bag contain eggs that hatch into caterpillars in June. and lntui»nc« The caterpillars then leave the Open Mon. and Fri. Evening* 'Til 9 P.Hi. P.O. Box 701 • Ettontown, N.J bags and begin to feed on foliage. $ Tel.: 54J-4U5 As a caterpillar feeds he builds a bag of foliage held together by «o 3995 a silken thread. Only his head N. J.'s FINEST VALUE HOMES sticks out of the ban. No Money Down. You nan control bagworms by SPECIALISTS picking off the bags and burnin Bank Financing CONSTRUCTION AND them, advises Louis M. Vasvar

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St. JAMES CATHOUC MJ7THODIST PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Rtd Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank, Eatontown He eleventh Sunday after Pen- The sacrament of Holy Com- Rev. Wyn Blair Sutphin, D.D., Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, -will The Sermon on the Mount will Church - Building Brings Holy Eucharist will be cele- tecost will be celebrated with re- munion wil be administered at minister of First Presbyterian preach at the 11 be taken up section by section brated Sunday, at 8 and 10 ».m. cited Masses at 5:45, 6:45, 8:00, both the 8:30 and 10 a.m. serv- Church, Pompano Beach, Fla., Sunday on "To Know Christ." Sunday in the Bible lesson on 9 Family service and sermon by 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. and noon in ices Sunday. Rev. W. Gordon will be the preacher at the 10 Rev. Lee A. Morris, associate "Love." 'Investment Business Rev. Stanley M. Woolley, Jr., at the church and 8:30, 9:45 and 11 Lowden will officiate at both serv- a.m. service Sunday in the ab- pastor, will assist. There will be The Golden Text is from I 10 a.m., and evensong at 7:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. in the audi- By MIKE COCHRAN rangements and the church ces assisted by Rev. Leonard G. sence of Rev. Dr. Charles S, no evening services during August Thes. 4: "Ye yourselves are p.m. torium. The sermon at the Mass- Rowell. Mr. Lowden will preach F members sell tj>e bonds. Mostly Webster, who is on vacation. Rev. while Rev. Mr. Mugridge and taught of God to love one anoth- °RT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - Holy Eucharist will be cele- es this Sunday will be the on "The Word and the Sacra- ." ("Thank you," wrote the minis- they sell bonds to themselves, Albert T. Woodward, assistant his family will be vacationing in er brated Wednesday at 9 a.m. "Creed," continuing the recent ment — A Necessary Combina- borrowing the money from a minister, will assist. Maine. Rev. Mr. Morris will fill| Readings from "Science and i ter, "for taking us out of the beg- series of explanations of the lit- in bank. tion." At 10 a.m. a session of church Health with Key to the Scri[>i« S business." urgy of the Mass. The congrega- the pulpit for the month. The bonds are secured by the BAPTIST A group will meet in Fellow- school through third grade will Church school will continue to lures" by Mary Baker Eddy will The letter is a prized posses- tion will be led in prayer by the church property and are paid, Leonardo ship Hall at 10:45 a.m. Sunday to be held simultaneous with the meet throughout August, includ- include this statement: "The sum of A. B, Culbertson, whose newly-appointed lay leaders. 1 along with the interest, from attend services at the A.M.E. service. Older children will at- ing a new class for young adults ricli in spirit help the poor in one! germ of an idea a decade ago Sunday school meets at 9:45 regular Sunday contributions. The sacrament of baptism is Zion Church. tend the service with their par- meeting with Rev. Mr. Morris. I grand brotherhood, all having the (turned into a bustling invest- a.m. Rev. William Carr will same "It is a self-propelling propo- administered Sunday afternoon at Church school and Adult For- ents. The church executive board will! principle, or father; andjment business, preach at the 11 a.m. service on sition," says Culbertson, a spry, 1:30. At least two days previ- um will meet at 10 a.m. Monday: 9:30 a.m., the prayer meet Monday at 8 p m in the! blessed is that man who seeth His idea also built hundreds of "Wrestling in P r a y e r." The 70-year-old Baptist layman. ous, arrangements must be made Tse Geneva-Wesley Fellowship and study group 'his brothers need and supplieth j churches for booming suburbia. Lord's supper will be observed will meet in "We just ride herd from the mo- with one of the priests of the will leave from the church Sun- his own in another's The problem simply was this: and the Fellowship Offering will the churcli parlor. The midweek service of prayer ment we sign up a church until parish by the parents of the can- day at noon for a trip to Island good" (p. 518). Persons moving to the new sub- be taken at the morning service. and Bible study will be Wednes- the last bond is paid for." didates for baptism. Beach. Registration and orienta- Church and Sunday school are urbs are burdened with mort- The Senior BYF meets Sunday CHURCH OF CHRIST day at ':30 p.m. Most savings and loan asso- Daily Mass is celebrated at tion for Laboratory Enterprise at 11 a.m. gages, car payments, the need at 6:15 p.m. Red Bank The young married couples' fel- ciations ignored churches' fi- 6:25, 7 and 8 o'clock. teachers in training wil! be from Testimony meetings are to put up at least a decent front. Midweek prayer and Bible Evangelist C. J. Kirkpatrick lowship will meet Saturday Aug. nancial needs 10 years ago, Cul- The navena devotion in honor 4 to 6 p.m. in Fellowship hall. Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. These people do not have $2,- study is Wednesday at 8 p.m. will preach at II a.m. Sunday on 8, at 7:30; p.m. in the home of bertson said in an interview. of Mary's Miraculous Medal and A box supper will be held at 6 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barrett, Jr., 000 or $3,000 each to contribute the service o! Benediction o( the "Take Time to be Holy." "God toward building a church. Bank standards were too rigor- p.m., after which the teachers 218 South Lincoln Ave., Oakhurst. MONMOUTH ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC Blessed Sacrament will be held Tells the Reason Why" will be But Culbertson knew their ous to be met by new, strug- will adjourn to their respective REFORM TEMPLE Eatontown Monday at 8 p.m. week's work. The Methodist the subject at the 6:30 p.m. serv- credit was good. gling churches. The sacrament of penance is Youth Fellowship will leave the ice. Shrewsbury Basically, says Culbertson, "Now they're bidding for Sunday Masses will be at 7:30, administered Saturday from 4 to church at 6:30 p.m. for the serv- Scripture reading and prayers CENTRAL BAPTIST Sabbath Eve services will be We've given respectability to church loans," Culbertson said. 8:45, 10 and 11 a.m. and 12:15 6 in the afternoon and 7:30 to 9 ice in the auditorium in Ocean will be by Gordon Kelley, Ralph Atlanlic Highlands held tonight at 8:30. Mr. Robert church obligations." Culbertson said three factors p.m. Schulman, president of the Men's in the evening. The sacrament is Grove. Johnson and Roger Kondrup. Sunday school will meet Church members, possibly contributed to the widespread Daily Masses will be celebrated also administered daily during Wayne Slifer will preside at 9:45 a.m. The intermediate boys' Club, will ofliciate. demand for new churches: at 6:30 and 7:30, except Satur- Monday at 9 a.m., the labor- meeting in someone's home or the 8 o'clock Mass and after the morning and evening Commun- Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. the re- The population explosion, in- day, when Masses will be offered atory school will be held in the class conducted by Frank Craw. in a school, agree to a bond pro- novena service Monday evening. ion services, assisted by Lindal ligious education committee will flux of people from rural areas at 8 and 8:30 a.m. education buildinR, with luncheon ford will have charge of the de- gram to build a church struc- Brown, George Sherman, Keith meet. to cities and mushrooming The sacrament of baptism il ad- in Fellowship hall at noon. The votional exercises for the older ture. Sherman and Glynn Cope. Wednesday at 8:3d p.m. the suburbia. ministered Sundays at 1 p.m. LUTHER MEMORIAL school will meet each day of the classes' assembly. Pastor Harry Culbertson makes the ar- Sunday morning Bible classes faculty of the religious school Success of the A. B. Culbert- Confessions will be heard Satur-' Lutheran-Missouri Synod week from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. W. Kraft will preach at the 11 are at 10 o'clock. will meet with the rabbi. son & Co. formula is reflected in days and the eves of Holy Days New Shrewsbury through Aug. 7. a.m. Communion service on "Liv- Midweek services are Thursday ing to Die or Dying to Live" Early registration for the re- hundreds of churches across 14 at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to Holy Communion will be cele- Tuesday at 10 a.m., the inter- evenings at 7:30. The business Deacons William F. Maxson, J. ligious school will be held Mon- Youths Back states. 8:30 p.m., and before daily brated at the 10:15 a.m. service denominational prayer and study meeting of the congregation will Herbert Posten, Joseph Koeppel day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Culbertson began by experi- Masses if requested. Sunday in the Tinton Falls group will meet in the Roger be held Monday at 8 p.m. and Frank Crawford will assist from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. FromCampIn menting with a loan to a group The Miraculous Medal novena School. The service of matins will Squire Memorial Chapel. The the pastor. Pastor Kraft will at the religious school building. in Borger, Tex, is conducted Tuesday at 8 p.m. be held at 8 a.m. The sermon MYF meets at 6:15 p.m. to play preach at the 7:39 evening Com- All parents are expected to regis- "It was successful, and we First Saturday: Fatima Rosary topic will be "Holy Baptism, What Softball. The Geneva-Wesley Fel ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL munion service on "Crucified ter their children for the religious Tennessee ust started rolling," he said. after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. Is It?" Sunday school meets at lowship meets at 8 p.m. to play Belford with Christ." The church library school and for midweek Hebrew "There was no church loan 9 a.m. volleyball. At 8 p.m., Rev. Isaac On the tenth Sunday after Trin- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ten will be open before Sunday school classes at this time. competition then and it was piti- Rottenberg, pastor of the New ity, Rev. Ralph Edwards will members of the Youth Fellow- WESTMINSTER The cottage meeting Bible olass meets and before the morning ful how folks were trying to get will meet in Ilia home of Mr. Shrewsbury Reformed Church read matins at 7:40 a.m. At ship of the Presbyterian Church PRESBYTERIAN HMMANUEL BAPTIST people to help them." and Mrs. Waller Werner, New will lead the first of two discuss- 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist and ser- srvice. here returned recently from a Middletown Atlantic Highlands The Culbertson concern now Shrewsbury, Sunday at 8 p.m. ions on the play, "After the Fall mon. At 9:30 Holy Eucharist, The Pilgrims, Pioneers and work project in the Cumberland services about $65 million in Rev. George L. Rack, Jr., pas- Vacation Bible school teachers by Arthur M. Miller, in room B-l hymns and sermon. Baptist Youth Fellowship will The pastor, Rev. Dr. Howard Mountains of East Tennessee. church and institutional loans, tor of the New Covenant Presby- will meet in the parsonage Mon- of the education building. During the week, services in- meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. M. Ervin, will bring the message The group included Pat Means, terian Church, Mount Laurel "There are great spiritual and day at 8 p.m. clude matins at 8:45 a.m. and The midweek prayer meeting at the morning worship and com- moderater o( the Youth Fellow Township, will conduct the 9:15 Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. the moral resources backing these Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. on Mon- is Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. munion service Sunday at 11:00 ship; Carol Rudd, Cheryl Pen- a.m. service Sunday in the ab- The church council meets Tues Geneva-Wesley Group meets to investments," he declared. day, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- a.m., and also at 7:30 p.m. A nett, Julie Donoghue, Debbie scence of Rev. Harlan C. Durfee. day at 8 p.m. play softball, "Even during the depression, urday which will'be a Requiem CHRIST EPISCOPAL prayer meeting precedes the Shealey, Sandy Shealey, Bob His sermon topic will be "Jesus The Spiritual Life Misson plan- banks failed and businesses ning commlttea meets at 8 p.m. Eucharist for Mary Kosma. On Shrewsbury evening service at 7 p.m. Card, Randy Bennett, Keith Mac- Christ, You Ask Too Much." Sun- Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. the Eu- Caffey and Ed Ludwig. closed, but by and large church- Thursday. CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL Rev. Henry C. Beck, Robbins- Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. day school meets at 9; 15 a.m. Rumson oharist will be celebrated. This Saturday will be the Advisers accompanying them es paid their debts — not all at ville, will officiate at services that time, but they paid them, The sacrament of penance will deacon's prayer meeting, begin- were Robert Brandin and the pas- BAPTIST Late Friday night services will Sunday in the absence of the rec- 100 cents on the dollar." TEMPLE SHALOM be administered Saturday from 4 ning at 7:30 p.m. tor of the church, Rev. Richard New Monmouth 'be at 8:30. This will be Installa- tor, Rev. Ronald G. Albury.^ who Matawan Township tion Sabbath at which time the to 4:30 p.m. Midweek prayer service Anderson. Bible school meets at 9:30 a.m. s on vacation. There will be an Sabbath Eve services will be new officers will be installed. The Monday at 8 p.m. the parish 8 a.m. celebration of Holy Eu- Wednesday at 8 p.m. The group spent six days work- Sunday. Rev. William E. Bis- sermon-charge to the incoming of- board will meet. The high school young people ing at the Ozone Presbyterian held tonight at 8:30 in the home jrove will preach at the Com- charist. Father Beck will preach Vacation Church of Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Gray, ficers, "The Synagogue and Eter- Wednesday at noon St. Clem- at the 9 a.m. parish Eucharist. meet on Thursday at 7 p.m. Camp in Ozone, Tenn., where munion Service at 10:45 a.m. on they ripped down and rebuilt a J8 Icemeadow La. William New- nity," will be delivered by Kabbi ent's Guild will have a luncheon There will be no 11 a.m. serv- "God Sent Him to Bless You." fallen bridge which was a key man will conduct the servict. Jack M. Rosoff. Cantor Sidney •meeting, ice Sundays and no weekday ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL School Starts A nursery and a children's access for half of the 300-acre Scharff will chant the liturgy. service during August. Rev. Highlands church are provided for those up camp area to the camp's main Abraham J. Zager will install the PRESBYTERIAN Charles R. Lawrence, rector of FAITH REFORMED to eight years of age. Holy Eucharist each Sunday at facilities; sewed mattress covers; August 3 new officers. David Ruda, out Rumson the Episcopal Church of the Holy Hazlet At dhe evening service at 7:45, a.m. Family Eucharist at 10 removed a deteriorated section going president, and Irving Dia- Communion, Fair Haven, will be WEST LONG BRANCH-"God, Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Lester Ayars will be the guast The single worship service will ,m. Church school children will of the swimming pier; dug out mond, president-elect, will speak. available to members of the con- My Country And 1" will be the a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller ipeaker. Mr. Ayans is attending be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m., and come to this service with their an area near the swimming area Candlelighting time is at 8 p.m. ;regation should emergencies theme of the Daily Vacation will preach at the 9:30 a.m. serv- the Moody Bible School in Chi- Rev. Stuart G. Leyden, as- parents and leave for their class- to permit cars to turn around, arise during the week. Church School to be conducted ice on "Life's Most Important cago and is the assistant pastor Saturday morning services will sistant pastor, will preach a ser- es after the Creed except on the and began other projects for at the Lutheran Church of the Question." at the famous Pacific Garden begin at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Rosoff mon entitled "Living Do.gs and first Sunday of the month when other work crews to. complete. will preach on the portion of the .hey -will remain [or the entire Reformation, Broadway at Locust .Vacation Bible School will be Rescue Mission on State St. in Dead Lions." He would encour- STRATHMORE JEWISH They also donajed $100 to the week. Cantor Scharff will chant Ave., from Monday, Aug. 3, held from Aug. 3-14. Classes will that cijy. age the congregation lo read Ec- CENTER Eucharist. camp for purchisB Qf materials. the liturgy, through Friday, Aug.14. meet from 9 a.m. to noon. Tuesday the post high group clesiastes in preparation for this Matawan Township Holy Eucharist each Wednes- Sunday morning services will message. day At 8 a.m., and on holy days The development of the four- Classes will meet from 9 to meets at the church at 7:30 p.m. Sabbath Eve services will be year old camp, sponsored by two 11:30 a.m. be at 9:30. John H. Watson, 3d, organist, announced. Rev. Harold G. Wednesday the midweek prayer held tonight at 8:30 in the home Presbyteries in the Synod of the Weekday services are held each will play the following selections: Mrs. Lee Beaty will be the eervice U at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Klein, Mid-South, has been partially sup- evening at 7:30. as prelude, "Romanie;" offer- METHODIST school - director and Mrs. Allen day the young people meet at 7 8 Idolstone La. Mr. Klein and ported by volunteer workers. The board of trustees will meet tory, "Elevation in C," arid as Navesink Norby, secretary-treasurer. p.m. Monday, the deacons will Donald Broder will officiate. The local group found time to The staff includes: music, Mrs. meet at the church at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. postlude, "Praise God Ye Chris- Rev. John Fulton will bring tians Altogether." Religious school registration the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- visit the Oak Ridge Nuclear Mu- G. R. Balko; crafts, Mrs. Theo- forms are returnable to Mr. Bro- w dore Goodenow; nursery,, Mrs. Church school will meet at 9:30 day wors p service. Sunday seum and Presbyjerian-related BIBLE BAPTIST der at 66 Irongate La. Member- James Berry and Mrs. Richard JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES a.m. school, with classes for all ages, Maryville College. The local Fair Haven Hazlet ship forms can be obtained from youngsters earned the money to Schmidt, Kindergarten, Mrs. Al- Tuesday, Aug. 4, »t 10 a.m., meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursety Mrs. Melvin Singer, 8 Deerfield pay for the work project through bert Berich and Mrs. Stanley The public talk on Sunday will Pastor James Stansbury will Prayer Fellowship will meet in Is provided at the morning wor- La. car washes and a barbershop Schmidt. be delivered at 2 p.m., outdoors, preach at the Communion serv? the lounge, and at 8 p.m. the ship service. quartet show. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ice at 11 a.m. and at the 7 p.m. Stewardship Committee will meet Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., Is Primary, Mrs. Stuart Kline and Theodore Winn, 70 Maplewood service. Bible school meets at in the lounge: TRINITY EPISCOPAL organist. The Senior Choir re- Mrs. W. Robert Oswald; junior, Ave., Leonardo. The Watchtower 9:45 a.m. Matawan hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Peter Wersinger, Jr. and Mrs. Julius Zweig; junior high, study will follow at 3:15 on Cottage prayer meeting will be Services for Sunday will be: The Pastor's Choir rehearses Wednesday at 8 p.m. in die home BAY SHORE COMMUNITY Ethical Culture Mrs. Hulda Hanson. , "Gathered in Unity for Minis East Keansburg 7:45 a.m., Matins and Holy Com- Sundays at 6 p.m. terial Work." of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roger Mc- munion. 10 a.m., Holy Eucharist Helpers, Pamela Berich, Elke Cormack, 119 Tindall Rd., Mid- At the 11 a.m. Sunday, summer Regular Bible studies will be and sermon by Rev. Carroll B. REFORMATION LUTHERAN Group Meets Geiger and Carol Knudtsen; rec- dletown, Pastor Stansbury will schedule, Rev. Richard R. reation, Alan Heuss; refresh- held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Hall. West Long Branch be in charge. Schwartz will return from his va- LOCH ARBOUR - Kenneth ments, Mrs. Eugenea Andul and following locations: 58 Forman There will be no weekday serv- "Sowing, Growing, Reaping" Dally Vacation Bible School cation and will preach on the Smith, leader of the Philadelphia Mrs. Albert Pizzutlello. St., Fair Haven; 10 SI. Mary's ices during August. will be the sermon topic at the will begin Monday, Aug. 3, and topic, "Praise Ye the Lord. Ethical Society, "'addressed 30 PI., Red Bank; 114 Springdale Holy Communion will be admin- The monthly newspaper collec- 9:30 and II a.m. services Sun' members and guests of the Ethi- Ave., and 11 Clinton PI., New continue through Friday, Aug. day. Sunday school meets at 9:30 14. Claisses will begin at 9 and istered. Sunday School and nurs- tion will be Sundny afternoon, cal Culture Fellowship of Mon- Shrewsbury; 69 Lincoln St., Fair Aug. 2. ..m. close at 11:30 a.m. each day, ery wjll be held at the same mouth County at a meeting In Baptists to Open place.- view, and 144 Seventh Ave., At The Daily Vacation Church except Saturday, for those from time in the church hall. At 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous meets the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law- lantic Highlands. School begins Monday at 9 a.m. four years of age through the p.m. the same day, Rev. and Tuesday at 9 p.m. rence Seiger, here. and meets daily, Monday to Fri- Vacation School The Theocratic Minislry School seventh grade. Mrs. Schwartz will be hosts to Mr. Smith discussed the views day from 9 to 11:30 a.m., through and service meeting will be held the Board of Trustees at a barbe- PRESBYTERIAN of Jean-Paul Sartre, the French HAZLET — The Daily Vaca- Aug. 14. on Thursday, at 7:25 p.m. cue on the church grounds. The Shrewsbury Existentialist writer. , tion Bible School conducted by ST. AGNES CATHOLIC regular board meeting will start Rev. Kerry G. Robb, associate Mr. and Mrs. Smith were week- the Bible Baptist Church, Mid- ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Atlantic Highlands at 7:30 p.m. pastor of the Red Bank Methodist A.M.E. ZION end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abe dle Rd., will begin this Monday Red Bank Aug. 3 and will continue through Keansburg Sunday masses are scheduled On Wednesday at I p.m. the Church,: will be the guest min- Mehlman; Interlaken. Sunday school meets at 9:45 Friday, Aug. 14. Sunday Masses will be at 7, tor 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. Women's Guild will sponsor a ister Sunday while Rev. John R. The Ethical Culture Fellowship a.m. At the 11 a.m. Communion t, 9, 10, 11 and noon. and noon. card party in the church hall. Collins is on vacation. He will had a picnic at Kepwel Park, Classes will meet from 9 to 11:30 preach at the 9:30 a.m. service on service, Rev. Thomas H. Counsey Wayside, Sunday. a.m., Mondays through Fridays a book may Daily Masses will be celebrated The sacrament of baptism Is 'Faith's Perspective."' Elder will preach on "The' Unwanted for youngsters from four years at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first administered every Sunday at 1 PRESBYTERIAN Clifford L. Heaslip, Jr., will as- Jesus." New members will be of age through seventh grade. Fridays when hours will be at p.m. Arrangements are to be Atlantic Highlands received. Christ Episcopal be read made at the rectory at least two sist. Miss Edith M. Ltifburrow is 6:30 and 8 a.m. Rev. James R. Tilton, Zelieno- The building fund committee days previous by one of the par- Rector on Vacation the school director. The faculty On Holy Days, Masses will be ple, Pa., will preach at the 9:30 wiU meet Monday at 8 p.m. ents. METHODIST SHREWSBURY - Rev. Henry includes: beginners' class, Miss that can offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. service Sunday. The Missionary Society will Oakhurst I. Beck will serve as rector of Ruth McCormack and Miss Deb- a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- Dally masses s,re scheduled for The Tuesday and Wednesday meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school for nursery Christ .Episcopal Church during orah McCormack; primary, Mrs. dren are permitted at evening 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the Bible study groups will not meet free you through third grade will meet at the vacation of the rector, Rev Albert E. Mahoney, assisted by Mass. early mass is said at the convent during August. HOLMDEL CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Rev. Dr. John W. Blair Ronald G. Albury, Miss Sallie Smith and Miss Jean Confessions will be heard Sat- for the public. The Couples Club will have its will preach at the 9;30 a.m. serv- Rev. Thomas H. McNally will Father Beck, who has retired Hull and juniors, Mrs. Rodney from fear urdays, first Thursdays, and on The sacrament of penance is annual clambake tomorrow at De ice on "In the Other Man's preach at the 10 a.m. service from the active pulpit, serves Weber, assisted by Mrs. A. Hotetz the eves of Holy Days, from administered on Saturdays from Lorme's Beach, Leonardo. You may have pissed by this Shoes." Sunday on "The Church and the the New Jersey diocese as a 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. quiet place many times—bnt Men on the Road to Jericho." supply priest, and is « noted writ 8:30 p.m. and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. Midweek prayer sevlce is Lists Auxiliary fiOTeneverenteredit.Yethere _... REFORMED Rev. and Mrs. McNally will hold er on New Jersey history. The Miraculous Medal novena Wednesday at 7:30 p".m. In the in this peaceful room, ready Baptisms will be administered Middletown open house at the parsonage Sun He will officiate at the 8 and Committee Heads is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m. chapel. foryouloread,isabookthat •very Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- During August the Reformed day at 3 p.m. a.m. Sunday services in the WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs has freed many thousands ments should be made a week Church and Old First Church are Shrewsbury Church begin- METHODIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL Shirley Sachs, president of the from fear and worry—has In advance of the baptism. PRESBYTERIAN holding union services in the Re- ning Sunday. local Veterans of Foreign Wars Atlantic Highlands Middletown given them renewed cour&ga Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Is Lincroft formed Churoh. The services be- Auxiliary, irecently announced the Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. During the month of August, and strength to go forward, pastor and Rev. Leo A. Kelty Church services and Sunday gin at 10 a.m. Rev. Earl D. Comp- CONGREGATION appointment of the following com Rev. Robert H. Heuiitt will preach Rev. Andrew M. Van Dyke wil It can do this for you. and Rev. Frederick A. Valentino school are held simultaneously at ton, pastor of the Reformed at the 9:30 a.m. service on "The BETH SHALOM mittee chairmen: are assistants. . 9:30 a.m. Larry Walser, Jr.. a Oiurch, will preach at Sunday's be in charge of services. On Sun The place is the Christian Unknown God." Red Bank Mrs. Lillian Meier,, y student at Catawba College, Sal- on 'The Inescapable day, there will be Holy Com Science Reading Room; the service Candlelighting service will be pitall, poppy drive, membership, isbury, N. C will preach on munion at 8 a.m. and Holy Com book, Science and Health METHODIST God." METHODIST at 7:53 o'clock tonight. Junio and mental health; Mrs. Lorett "The Peculiar Ones." Rev. and munion and sermon at 10 a.m with Key to the Scriptures Belford Sea Bright and senior services tomorrow are Becker, Marlboro Hospital and Mrs. William J, Mills are on by Mary Baker Eddy. Church school will recess dur REFORMED Rev. Otto C. Janke wifi preach at 9:30 a.m. refreshments; Mrs. Ethel Her- ing the. summer, There will be a vacation during August. CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Colts Neck at the 11:15 a.m. service Sunday Matawan Township mann, rehabilitation, legislation Slop at a Christian Science famiry service at 9:30 a.m. Sun- The Wednesday Bible study Worship service will be held a Church school meets at 9:40 a.m METHODIST and cancer; Mrs. Patricia Crow- Reading Room soon; read the days. Rev. Paul W. Hollenbach giroup meets at 9:30 In the church. Church school meets Sunday at the Atlantic Elementary Schoo Bible study is Thursday at 7:30 9 a.m. in the Strathmore School Eatontown ley, Publicity; Mrs. Edna Brcn Bible and Science and Health will preach. The building committee will auditorium at 10 a.m. Sunday. p.m. Rev. David A. Seeland will con nan, Community service; Mrs in (he quiet, iin disturbed at- Senior M.Y.F. will meet Sun- meet in the church Friday at Rev. Dr., William Inman, Pine Guest speaker will be Theodore Beach, will be the guest minister duct Sunday services at 10:45 Amy Borlo, national home; Mrs mosphere provided for you. day at 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Chandler, a student at the New MEMORIAL at the 10:30 a.m. service In the a.m. Church school meets at 9:30 Phylisa Scott, Americanism; Mrs Borrow this book, free of Brunswick Theological Seminary Elberan school. a.m. Margaret Reiboldt, senior citi charge. Orbuy it foryourselt A solo will be presented by Mrs Dr, Harold A. Bosley, senior jens; Mrs. Catherine Callhoun Library Edition 14. Paper* Betty Tueomenoksa, accompa- PRESBYTERIAN THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH minister of Christ Church Meth HOLINESS Civil defense; Mrs. Helen Rosalo Bjck Edition $1.95. nied by Mrs. Charles Clowes on odist, New York City, wil Eatontown New Jersey Cottage, and Mrs Long Branch PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. the piano. There will be no cfhurch preach at the 11 a.m. service Church school and Sunday serv Alice Cichy, safely. Sunday school and Junior SUNDAY school during August. Sunday. church will meet at 10 a.m. ices will be at 10 a.m. Services Mrs. Flora Brodcrlck and Mrs Christian Science DIVINE SERVICE 11 A.M. Scripture lesson and prayei will be conducted by Rev. Robert Helen Doucl were elected to mem- ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THERIVER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE lervlce for the sick will be con W. Reed. her.ship at a recent meeting of BEADING SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY EPISCOPAL SOCIETY ilucted by Riv. F. II. Lawrence, the group. Mrs. Urcnimn and Mrs. ROOM Rumson Atlantic Highlands nastor, Monday nt R p.m. CHRIST MinilODIST Rflsato were named delegates to Itnmr Mlniilir or Clirlit Church f/illndlil, Ntw York CM/ the national convention. THE MINISTRY OF MUSIC There will be a celebration of Church service and Sunday Fair Hiiven-Riimson the Holy Communion at II a.m. METHODIST CLINTON REED, Organist school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- Hnly Communion will ho c 209 BROAD ST. in the ribnntry. At 10 n.m., there day's testimony meeting is at Morganvlllc hraled at the 9:.'l(l a.m. service It doesn't cost it pays to HALLtE NOWLAND, Soprano CAROLE O'HARA, Conlrollo FRANK KARIAN, Tinor . J A /.I. ]'«,[ -II Hou&emle Miss Kelley ... By Again JJeads DAILY CROSSWORD 'ji5' i.',s is i 'J:mii'.n in- /sf*'i lisa ACKOKS Georgr! i w,'i I've wtf ' 41 42 projects. The chapter will set up 48. Seize to is invariably late for dinner and a speakers' bureau for UN Week. •49. Tidings m 1 never know what time to set HVWM Post 41 "A- 4b the (able. He has always done Mr. Katchen, in announcing 50. Lean-to MATAWAN - Hanson-Van plans for a chapter membership 46 UNITED PAVING WinkleJWunning Company an- DOWN v//< In the Doghouse with too many drive, pointed out the increase*' 1. Clique % nounced today the retirement of need for UN support in view o: bO puppies? Sell them fast with a Henry G. Zucker, assistant vice 2. Jewish 416 Sairs Ave., Long Branch recent evidences in this countrj montli Daily Register Classified ad. president and supervisor of of discouragement about United 7-it H-VWTM'S compound develop- Nations accomplishments. He sau ment laboratories. He is cur- a re-emphasis of the aims and a icluded in the plans and a swim rently being retained by the com-1 review of the successes of thir ling pool for residents FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL! pany as a consultant on buffing world organization are needed. No Permit end polishing compounds. anned. Miss Kelley reported on a re< Mr. Zucker is the grandson of Robert Redfield, borough build- STORE HOURS: Man., Tues., cent address by John P. Walsh George Zucker, who with his Asked For ig inspector, said Wednesday the field representative of the TO Thurs. 9:30 • 5:30 P. M.; wife in 1863 started the com- m has not applied for a before the Civic Affairs Group o Wed., Fri. 9:30 - ? P. M.; pound industry in the U. S. by permit to begin construction of Bell Laboratories. Saturday 7:50 • 5:30 P. M. Children's forming the George Zucker Com- Apartment facility. Borough Council en- The executive committee wil pany in Newark, N. J. to manu- SEA BRIGHT — Gramercy As- ounced in June that the agree- next meet Sept. 23 at the homi facture "fine" rouge and "Vien- sociates Ltd., Brooklyn develop- had been made and that the CANVAS of Mr. and Mrs. Held. na" lime. It was only a few ers, who have long sought to con- iroject is in the works. months after Henry Zucker H. G. Zucker struct apartment units here, have SNEAKERS joined the family business in 1917 Woman Hospitalized not filed for a building permit TOUR AIR STATION uperintendent of the main plant that the company was merged after gaining official sanction to CORPUS OKRISTI, Tex. - D.B.B. PRICE with the A. P. Munning Company t Matawan. After the war he After 2-Car Crash begin such a project. erved as a director of the com- obert M. Gallo, son of Mr. and which merged with the Hanson KEYPORT - Mrs. Charlotti The firm has asked for ap- rs. John L. Gallo of 385 Nave- and Van .Winkle Company in 1927 sany and devoted full time to the Clark, 43, of 215 Atlantic St., i levelopment of compounds. proval to construct an 18-story ink River Rd., Middletcwn, N.J., to form the present concern. in "good" condition in Rdvervie' apartment, a nine-story structure one of a group of cadets from During his 47 years with H Mr. Zucker has been a resident Hospital with a back injury su1 >f Matawan 46 years. He mar- and a nursing home. Unsuccess- illanova University attending a " VW-M, Mr. Zucker served in fered in a two-car crash at ful, the company's representa- iree-week aviation field trip at many different capacities in re ied the former Lillian Knorr of 35 and Clark St. Wednesday. Po Chicago. The couple have two tives then negotiated Borough le Naval Air Station, here. The search, purchasing, and produo lice said a car operated by Mrs, Council and came up with an ac- ip is designed to give him a tion, but always kept a hand on ons, Henry G. Zucker, Jr., and Clark entered the highway from ohn F. Zucker. He is a mem- ceptable plan. ;eneral picture of the Navy flight the development of compounds, Clark St., and was struck by ar The governing body and com- raining program to aid him in He was manager of the Bridge- >er of the Presbyterian Church auto operated by John M. Me nd Matawan Lodge 192, F&AM. pany spokesmen agreed that SO oe selection of a career field. port, Conn., plant until 194! Grath, 19, of 105 Harrison Ave, garden apartment units in four DISCOUNT BARGAIN BARN when war shortages forced it to Union Beach. Mr. McGrath wai two-story structures would make The Colorado state capltol, In close. On his return to New In Pilot Training not injured. an ideal housing project. There 58 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Jersey, Mr. Zucker was would be 44 one4edroom units )enver, is exactly a mile above We reserve the right to limit quantities while they losl. Not responsible for typographical errors. pointed assistant plant superin- Kiwanis International wa; and 16 two-bedroom apartments. level. . tendent, and in 19M was made founded In 1915 at Detroit. Parking facilities for 90 cars are, "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Saturday, August I HEIUmFUL 7-PIECE ffl Presenfi—For You and LHJ Yours ;•., -Go out of yonr way to'avoid emotional entangle- from General Electric ments. Remain aloof from point- SHUNLESS SETTIM less controversies, even if it means fearing the scene. You'll be vtinf enough sttGOdjug to yoor own flfiaosWilhoBt setting janotod ia fan et o&e-xs. ttodk mm* tefcw toying M Illn'rn mt bargains «vail«fcje 'tod*

Pasf •..The Mogna Carta, the Future . • . Direct dialing BD cornerstone of our government over the world is not far off. Groundwork for it was laid at by law, m never signed. King a meeting in Rome of represent- Ralph D. Frank John of England couldn't write, atives from the world's tefey LAREDO, Tex. — Second U but the attaching o£ hi* official phone systems. Before long Ralph D. Frank, son of Lt. Col. you'll have a. choice of 160 mil- and Mrs. R. W. Frank, Jr., of seal made the document legal. lion telephones to dial! Highlands, N.J., has entered U.S. Air Force pilot training at Laredo Day UWerYow Sign SM-200Y APB, Tex. IAMB (h«MMk Ufa U8M (Sept 2J fa CM. 22) Gets 16 Table Settingst The lieutenant, who received his B, S. degree from Kent State » • Jogtal random. Sparkling Clean without University, Kent, Ohio, was com- missioned through the Reserve H ymmt Hand Scraping or Rinsing! to Mat *"*!,*• watt tmo A twd jiira •ometiW ,™.. . Officer. Training Corps program •* sela. effective tttaa m CMMM: murk. there. He formerly resided at SAGITTARIUS (Nor. M »o Dec 21) Knit H* hstoffetfMl Phgi Hold yasr tongae ea anhtcesf All ft takes wisdom to discern the difference brt* Aay ippllmu Qtttitl 5382 Pearl Rd., Strongsvllle, Italianrt be aa yoot tatad. between trraptation and opportanity. Ohio. Prt-rlnses for you— then firehose CANCEft (Jam 5J to Ju»> Ml CAPRICORN (Dec. 11 to Jen. 20) Sacrificing* self respect ft) via popularity The situation calls tor borse sente—My- 2-ltvil washing action scrubs i5 not wc-rlb. the price. if* "neigh" at the Tight timel >our dishes, glassware, pots and pins. Flushaway Drain llqueflet Firemen's Auxiliary LEO IJnly 12 lo Au?j. 31) Am shack built TWO-PIECE HOSTESS SET (right): 1 141 First Avenue in I!)D1 and renK'tl UP mainland gravy ladle; 1 pn^try ser/er. residonls whn wanted to spend Atlantic Highlands a vacation on the beach. NEW YORK'KEANSBURG The first hotel with a swim- ming pol was built In 1914. Now LONG BRANCH BUS LINE At the sign oi the CHEVRON we take better care of your car 291-0890 the city has 370 hotels and more 7KT-40M • 75 In...!,, Kmnkwi • 7I7-W74 than 800 swimming pools. •UIKUIHU CILOWMIK; uuwioiviaiMi, iM»i ui jic io »IIOIN«. wj "cinmoii/" cmvuomir—it SECOND GENERATION STEPS OtT OF MUSICA1S 12—Friday. July 3), 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER ChnmeJ 2 -WCBS-TV WABC-TV! TELEVISION -WNBO-TV _ WOE-TV | In 'KINQ AND I' NEW YORK (APj - Chuod 9 .WNEWTV Channel U NEW YORK rAP)-The AFTEMMM jftoei-ation of a ito/King (areiiy U TVKeyMailbag rt It To C«e#tr ipj^aring in tie Ljiy/ii/i Oaiurr % sir&J^bt pla> t^r Ul«—twiot «—Swftdor Ftrtr*r •Mvii « next seasofl. By StEVBN H. SCJffiOER recent ihitrf, 4—Kit Carson 4—Sermonette SAT. & SUN.-Good Nelgn'bor Ba 7—News-LIM Howard 5 -Just For Fun-Sonny Fox it takes 24 hours for an average 2:30; 4:45; 1:20; 9:W, 3:21 during the early days of TV? 1'W 7—Film—cookln Up Trouble-*!) Mln. 2—Film—An American Tragedy—1931— person's body to get rid of the ilis unlikey thai you wil experience ina think it may have been a series EATONTOWN 2-To Tell The Truth-Panel 9:M Phillip Holmes—1 Hr., 50 Mln. •-Another World .lcohol in a pint of liquor. Welimtslttatyaiwllseeiii... about two career people who were DRIVE-IN- 2—Tennetse Tuxedo S-.ls 5—Doorway to Destiny 4-Ruft ond Reddy 2—Rim—Artists and Models—1938—Jack married and had trouble keeping Fltr. 4 3AT._Cartuon Carnival ft;20 7-Generol Hospital t:4« Benny—I Hr., 50 Mln. lloixl Ni-lghljor Sam 9:15; 1:05; Qul. 9-News e-News & Weather their work out of their marriage, 1% A KITE TONIGHT Gun 11:35. 11—Explore Till World 9:45 UANUE SAT. & WED. —L. S., Saginaw, Mich. SUN.—Good Neighbor Sam 8:3C 1:15 12:33; Quick Gun 11:00. 9—Cartoons y-V.I.P.'s-Blooraphy 11—Living Word—Religion BUCKS COUNTY Hiqhtstown Country Club LONG BRANCH 1:25 10:0i AIR-CONDITIONED WIM THE PROPER MANGER' Answer — Taylor and Mis; 2—News—Douglas Edwards SAW THEM FIRST BARONET- 2—Quick Draw McGraw FiUuy ond Saturday. Andy Wells NATALIE WOOD • STEVE WitJU Stanwyck were divorced a num •-Hector Heothcote Band. Also Saturday Jot Mucha. How the W«st Waa Won 2:00; 7:00 NEW'HOPE, Pa. (AP) - The ber of years ago. He since ma 2-Edot 01 Nlahl-^-Serlol 11-THIl Is The Lite Every Wednesday for folks 25 and 10:00; Donald In Maglcland 4:40 *-You Don't Soyl-Kennsdy 9:(0. 10:3* Bucks County Playhouse is cele- over, $1.00. Always fun, alone or ried Urusla Theiss but Mis; S-Bat ftlosferson 1-MsMv Mouse couples. BAT. ft SUN—How the We«t Wi 7-Oueen For A Day brating its 25th season with a 5 Stanwyck has not remarried Won 1:30; 4:20; 7:05; 10:10; Dona 4-Flreboll XL-S-Chlldrm In Mflelcland 4:00; 10:00. 9—High Road to Adventure 7—Allakorom—Children out of 45 Bfoadway record. They, never co-starred in a TV 11—True Adventure 9-Bottltcop Baseball series. However, they are cu FREEHOLD II—Big Picture theatre under the stars 11:00 Producer Michael Ellis explains FREEHOLD— 2—Secret Storm—Serial rently before the cameras co •-Match Game—Gen* Roybum »-Rln Tin Tin-Western a quintet of scripts given initia r.oiKl Neighbor Sam 2:05: 7:09; 9:23 4—Dannn The Menace starring in a new film. S—Hall ol Fun RAT. — Gooti Neighbor Sam 2:05: 7:1 7—Trallmojter 7—Casper—Cartoons tryouts here went on to White Bodman Park, Middletown 9:10. 9-cooklng 9—Flreslds Theatre Way presentation, including {Off NavosinV R!»er Road) SUN.- Gr,od Neighbor Sam 2:15; 4:4> 11—Hercules II—En France 7:00; 0:30. Question — Why was Doroth; 4:25 11:30 "Never Too Late," "Come Blow ASBURY PARK •-Newt—Sander Vonocur a—Roy Rogers—Western Your Horn" and Barefoot in the Loudon so conspicuously missini 4—Fury—Adventure from trie last Garry Moore Show! BARONET- 2-Lov» That Bobl-rComedy 5—Yoncy Derringer Park." In addition to the 45 Wagon Wheel Playhouse Productions A Shot in the Dark 7:15; 9:21. 4—Dable Glllls . 7—Beany and Cecil originals, 490 other productions He had all the regulars who haw SAT.—A Shot In Uie Dark 2:00; 7:00 9—Morty Gunty 9—The Golden Age ot Comedy—1?57— appeared with him through tht «:4I: 10:47. 11—Chuck McCann Will Rogers—90 Mln. have been staged during the SUN.-A snot In the Dark 2:00: 7:15 IV-Word ot Life quarter century in the building years but Miss Loudon. My moth 9:21. 2—Film—The Young Doni Cry—1957— H"HE ENCHANTED" SATURDAY AFTIRNOOH er remarked about this to msLVRIC- Sal Mlneo-tt Mln. that formerly housed a grist mill. WEDNESDAY inru SATURDAY Marnle 2:55; 7:25: 10-.00. •-Film—Jim Thorpe—Burl Lancaster— 12:»» and a few of my friends havi 90 Mln. N ft KM •nidi «••••» SAT.—Marnle 2:00; 4:05; 6:15; 8:25 2-Sky KIng-Adventur* Curtain since mentioned it.—T. S., Glen 5—Aslroboy 4-Bullwlnkle JULY 22nd thru AUG. 1st SUN.'—Kami* 2:20; *:K; 7:25; 10:00. 7-Fllm-Gun Crajy-1949-P«agy Cum- 5—Beachcomber 8:45 Reserved saats $3.30 tni $2.20 Falls, N. Y. MAYFAIR- mins— l Hr., 2S Mln. 7—Bugs Bunnv—Cartoons General Admiiiion $1.50 9— Kingdom ol the Sea 11-Laurel & Hardy GIXKI Neighbor Sara 2:40; 7:20; 9:51 Phone Rosorvaflons 741-4073 Answer — There has been m SAT.-Good Neighbor Bum 2:00; 4:18 11-Operatlon Alphabet 12:10 5*30 2-Sclence Unlimited explanation why Miss Loudon wa: 6:30; 8:45; 11:00. MATINEES DAILY ot 2.00 SUN.—oood Neighbor Sara 2:30; 5:00.5-Sondy's Hour-Children •-Mr. Wliord Walter Reade-Sterling not on the last Garry Moon 7:35; 9:55. 9-Clubhouse 5-Fllm—The Yellow Tomahawk - 1»S4 Rory Calhoun—90 Min. Show. However, CBS has plan; PARAMOUNT- II—superman—Adventure AIR CONDITIONED UnsinKable Molly Brown 2:40; 7:30IJ-Once Upon a Day-CMIdren 7—American Bandstand to star Miss Loudon in her owr 9:4S. J:« 1:30 Theatre Directory series during the 1965-66 season SAT.— Unslnkable Molly Brown 2:00 9-Sports 2-News PLAZA 4:15; 6:30: 8:45; 11:00. 11:55 •—International Zone SUN.— Unslnknble Molly Brown 2:30 9-Baseball-«ets 9—Editorial Page 4:55; 7:30; »:55, 11—Charles Farrell • AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT • Question — Who were the twi FRIDAY IVENIN* ST. JAMES- l'.N THEIR HRST FULL-LENGTH lovely leading Jadies in the movii 2-Our Miss Brooks I1RI. SAT. A SUN.—Becket 2:30; 8:30 II—Thre» stooges MOTION PICTURE IN COLOR! "So Ends Our Night" which wa: 13-What'i New-Children •-Let's Talk Business COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE 7—Funny Manns on TV not too long ago. Also 1:1) 9-Goll Tips SHORE DRIVE-IN- 7-Weother 11-Moln Event who played the part of the Na Oartoons 8:35; Mamie 8:00; 1:00 4:M 1:40 in the movie?—Mrs. B. R., Ham Paris When It Stales 11:20. t-Nna-Wolter Crankltt SAT. * BUN.—Marnle 8:35! 12:36 «-News—Hunlley, Brlnkley 9-Sports mond, Ind. rarlj When It Slzzlei 10:15. 5—Mickey Mouu Club I:i5 Skowi Today 2-7-9:1 S * Shawl Nliely from Diut 9-Baieball-Mets BELMAR '-Local Nevn—Bill Beutel muile nittly Answer — The gripping 194 11—Film—Conadlin MountlM v» Atomic l1:M . ERNEST FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— I—The Long View drama about refugees runninj KKl. 4 SAT.—McHale'j N»vy 8:3S Invaders 11—Ingles Para Todos 4-Fllm-0n Foot, On Horse and On from country to country withou 12:00; Sargcnts Three 10:15.' rVluels-1957-Noll-NOll-M Mln. ! BORGNINE SUN. —Grent Escape 8:30; Irma passports to avoid being takei '—News—Ron Cochron 7—Gale Storm dancing Douce 11:45. •:U 11-Sports Highlights • JOEFLYNN-TIMCONWAY by the Nazis starred Freder NEPTUNE CITY 4-Weather IMS '••kinds 11—Sport* AND THE WHOLE McHALE'S CREW! March, Glenn Ford, Margare NEPTUNE CITY— 3-Nev.s VM Sullavan, Frances Dee and Ericf Good NelRhbor Sam 2:20; 7:20; 9:M 4-News 2—Sum ond Substance A UNIVERSAL PICTURE BAT.—Good Neighbor Sam 2:20; 6:00; Von Stroheim as the stalking 5—Gallant Men 7—December Bride 8:35; 10:55. 7—Dickens'. .. Fenster ll-Boieball-Yankees Nazi. • Sim.—Good Neighbor Sam 3:20: 4:5J 7:35; 8:50. II—Newi—Kevin Kenned/ i AND 2nd HILARIOUS HIT! I]—Columbia Seminars ^ 2-Repertolre Workshop tiwy 35, 7—Rescue (—Drama (For an answer to your ques- NORTH OF RED BANK II—Local Newt-John Tlllmgn ' ' w«t daal tion about any TV program c J—International Hour : TONYCURTIS, ll-Vi'Mttier-Glorlo' okon 4-TV Hour of Stars actor, write to Steven H. Scheuei HIGHLANDS 1 ^-Great Adventure 5—Win Service 4Q POUNDS Of TfiOUBLf TV Key Mailbag, In care of. Thi MARINE- 4—International Showtlmfl 7-Fllm-RIHe the Man Dcwn-lW- •rlon Donlevy-W Mln. I Register.) FRI. & SAT.-^LEiwrence ot Arftbl 7—Destry—Western 8:10. 11-Clay Cole-Vorlely *:a SUM.—.Premature Burial 2:00; 7:00 4—Movie Mementos 1 lJ-Proflle-New Jersty 10:00; Three Stooges Go Around th l:0O 4:M Worl(lc3:40; 8:30. 5—Bronco 2—Love That Dob ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 13—At inue 4-Charll* Chan s—Horse Race—Aqueduct lMn ATLANTIC— 2—Route «6--Drama -"* nniuiimmuimis.ii«i!r.w noil !/i«BfSt Day 8:1(1, 4—Bob Hope It—Post-Gome SHow—Coleman SAT—LOIIBCSI Day 2:0(1; 8:10. 7—Burke s Law 1:M HUM.-Hr.rw Bottle 2MX>; 5:00; 8:1 11—Sports Highlights J—Film—711 Ocean Drive — 1M0 — Ed- P THE POET'S INN'« Wild and Wnittlrrtul 3:10; 6:40; 9:45 mund O'Brlen-90 Mln, 1J—Muilc at Large KEANSBURG 1:45 5—Jungle Jim COCKTAIL LOUNGE 11—Sports 7-wlde World ol Sports CASINO- II—Foreign Legionnaire AIR CONDITIONED Zulu 6:45; 0:10. f:M — COLOR — French and American Cuisine SAT.—Zulu 2:00; 6:45! 9:10. 5—Untouchable! aUN.-^How the West Wa» Won 8:00; 11-Basrtall-Yanken •-Sports : FREEHOLD 6:45; 0:15. lJ-Complea) Cardemr CM — PLUS AT EATONTOWN ONLY — Party Facilities t-CIUbrrMTM HAZLET 1-TwUloM Zm '"" AIR CONDITIONED Diners and American Express LOEWS DRIVE-1N- «-On Parade 4-NBC Sports Special Cartoon 8:40: Carpotl>«ter« 8:*7: 7-Prlc* li Rloht 5-Sondys Hour 1* FREE PLAYGROUND 1:15; Jjov« With the Proper Stcanii 1J-4=ort ImpeHed .9^-Fllm—See 11:30 a.m. NEPTUNE CITY 11:30. II—Rocky and His Friends ORGAN BAT. * SUN.-Oartoon-0-n»mi 8:411 2-Alfred Hitchcock Slam! Bam! Here's Sam! CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE Carpetbaggers 9:01: 1:30; Love Wlf •-Jock Parr MTURMY RT. 79 the Proper Stranger 11:45. PLAYER S-Detectlves-Pollct l:0( PLAZA- 7—Boxing 11—Rocky and His Friends lack Lemmon in FRI. AND MATAWAN Fltl. A SAT.—McHale'a Navy 3:i5 IJ-WorW ai Tm 7:00: 10:20; Forty Pounds of Troubli CM SAT. MAIN ST. 2:00; 8:35. 5—O. A> «an-Polict 2-News "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" 8UN- MtHale't Navy 3-.30: 6:55 13—Inales Para Todos <-News IN COLOR EVE. 10:05; Forty Pounds of Trouble 1:48 5—AslroDay 5:05; 8:30. 7-Vlake Thot Spare 7—Lawbreaker with Ronny Schneider EAST BRUNSWICK II—Posl-Gomt Sliow 11-Clay Con ii:N and Dorothy Provine 2 BIG HITS 2 TURNPIKE- 2—News—Jim Jensen 4—Local News ' ° INDOOR—Marnle 7:3(1; 11:25; Neve 4-News-Fronk McGt* ••••••••••••••••I Sean Connery • William Holder. Put It In Writing 9:55. 5-News SAT. A 3UN.—Never Put It In Writ •-Wtottier Ing 2:00; 5:35; 9:55; Mamie 3:30: 7-News-Bob Young "MARNIE" HI "PARIS 7:30; 11:25. 9-GoMen Aae ol comedy OUTDOOR-^FRI. SAT. 4k BUN.-11-Nevn I-Repertolre Workshop ATLANTIC Marnle 8:25; 12:30; Never Put It In 4-Bachelar Father-Comniy WHEN IT SIZZLES" mr. businessman: Writing 11:00. 4-Wtctlver-Teu'l'iltolrn l-TopCa»-eartoon 5-Fllnv-Captain (ran C SOUTH AMBOY 7-Oeattl Volley Days nn« Power—th Hr*. e_Fllm-Th. Red Claak-19S9-Patrlclii NOW THRU SATURDAY Tired of th» sameness of luncheon menus ? MADISON CINEMA— 7-Locol News Wedlno-« Mln. 11:11 ONE SHOW AT 8:10 Tht hustle, bustle and heat of small wterteJ ? OT1X SAT. 4 BUN.—MtrtiH2:00; 4:30: 7:10: »:35. 4-Loral News SATURDAY AT 2 AND 8:10 Than it's timft you treated yourself to lunch 11-Polt Come Show I-Lucy-Deil PERTH AMBOY i—Lieutenant at the Lincroft Inn ... Relax in the cool AMB0YS DRIVE-IN- J-Fllm-Bve - Ml - Wllllom Phlpfl* S-FMm-Mr. Hex-1?46-L» Gorcty- 2 BIG HITS 2 comfort of our newly expanded tap room FRI. * SAT.—Cartoons 8:45; Thl l Hr., so mm. 1 Hr. Red Line 9:03; 1:31: Marnle 11:12. 7—Film—The Day the Sky Explodtd- 7—Hootenonny—Songs and have a real meal for a change . . . and SUN.—Cartoons fl:45; Marnle 0:1! 1 Hr., 35 Win. . ll-Flim-The Cyclops — 1557 - James Si Bt 1:38; Thin Red tine 11:54. Cralg-90 Mln. "McHALE'S - *">* " » a home-sized cocktail if you wish. You'll find MAJESTIC— 4-Tonlght 1 a wonderful selection of seafood served in Mnrnle 1::M: 5:35: 0:45: Pillow T» n:« NAVY" 'I "SERGEANTS 3" 11-Weather i-Defcnders 3:50; 8:00. 4-Joey Bishop—Comedy the manner for which we are famous. SAT.-Marnle 2:00: 6:05; 10:15: PI .11:45 11-Steve Allen 5-Lowmon—Western low Talk 4:20; 8:30. 7-Lawrence Welk ' 8UN.—Mamie 1:30; 5:35: 9:45; Pillow »:N OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK •-Kingdom ol The Sea Talk 3:50; 6:00. 9-Newi ond Weothtr V///////////////////A EDISON n:U 4-Fllm-A Man 'colled Pete lSSSr 7— Les Crane MENLO PARK CINEMA- Richard Todd~2'/i Hrs, l:M S-Depuly "HOW THE WEST Manile 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:45. 4-New» 9-Wondert ol The World SAT.-4Iarnle 2:10; 4:40; 7:10: 9:45. 1:10 8UN.—Marnle 2:00: 4:30; 7:00; 9:33. IV-Steve Allen WAS WON" LINCROFT INN 2-Newl t:M WOODBRIDGE 4-Fllm-Am) Then There Wen Nor t—Summer Playhouse Barry fttigeold-1 Hr., 50 Mln. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD DRIVE-IN- 5-Dragnet 1:11 7—Hollywood Palace FRI. * SAT.—Cartoons 8:50; ^ 2-Fllm-Tnase Were The Doys-1940 Male's Navy 9:55; 1:00; Never Put 9-Fllm-La Vita Dl Donlziertl—1944— 741 - 9755 In Wrlllng 11:40. - William Holdin—t Hr., 25 Mln. Gaetana Doneuettl-90 Mln. SUN.—Shut In The Dark 8:55; 13:05 1:41 Mnnter Spy 10:W. S-News . • - • 1:50 2—Ml» Unlvine Beauty Pageant Jack Lemmon VA Richard Burton 5— Film—Champagne for Caesar—1950— 5-Wrestllng :| Ronald Colman—1 Hr.. U Mln. ' 10:10 "GOOD^" GHBOR^>^ Peter O'Toole 7-Car 54 ' A HAR01D HECHI Prafuclion • A Universal Release 1M II—Celebrity Goll PLUS 2nd BIG HIT Not my McDonald's hamburger 2—Fllin—NIoM,. Cluh....Scandal.^ X John Barrymore—I Hr.r 25 Mfn. SAM" i "BECKET" ):N 7^New *—Sermonerte «—Hy Gardner 4:05 11-NFL Gome of the tvetk TONY RANDALL Air ConrJIhoncd jg Air condliloncd 2-Fllm-We're Not Dressing-1934- A b v A Blng Crosby-W Mln. 4-Wtatnir JURLIVES : :; LYRIC i/12 PARAMOUNT Seon Cannery Debbie Reynolds the "UNSINKABLE "MARNIE" MOLLY BROWN" Cobblestones MARINE FURTHER THEATRE INFORMATION CALL SH 1-9600

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Leg of Baby Lamb, Mint Jelly, Roast Ver- AIMBKi mont Turkey, Giblot Gravy, Sauerbratten, FOR THE SPECIAL PREVIEW Potato Dumpling . . . look for the golden arches TUES., AUGUST 11 at 7 & 9:30 SUNDAY-MONDAY HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN - 741 • 8344 RAY MILLAND "PREMATURE BURIAL" McDonald's — AND 2nd HIT — HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN "THE 3 STOOGES GO ROUND THE WORLD 6 Biwi Km Smp phn jm BMHH (imitul (Just North of Five Corners) IN A DAZE" \, F-om Park «K« JIM art p/ M.arr.. 7HF. DAILY RF.CISTF.R Fndiv. July 21, 1964—13 I'M <*, L.', r • r J'( SUNDAY |Top Weekend for two •VMMV MOAMUUtUMH nil *• J—t«ri:M sketch with Red, plus a funny man's evaluation of himself and »—News and Weather !-Face th> Nation rade;" Jonathan Winters at his 11:30-1:00 a.m. (4) — Tonight flying sequence. the world, as reflected in the 1:25 4—Dialogue best, with Art Carney a close ihow. Groucho Marx ends his 9—Golf Tlpl irts. "The Brig" is a forceful »—Christopher Proorom second, on a fine rerun of a Jack •ne-week hosting stand tonight l:» li:U 8:30-9:30—(2)—The Defenders. lepiction of life in a Marine »-Sports Paar outing; Channel 13's top ind comic Phil Foster will be 2—Around The Corner 'The Avenger." (Repeat.) A su- ]orps stockade in Japan. 5— King and Odle fare includes a concert at 8; 30 >n hand to help him make it a 2—Film—Gun Fury—l»5J-Rock perior cast gets the most out of 7— Faith For Today nemorable finale, (color). 9—Bible Answers Hudson—I Hr., 25 Mln. p.m. and an interview with Sec- this disturbing play inspired by 11—Evangel Hour—Religion 4—Youth Forum retary of the Interior Stewart 10:30-11 —(9)-Viewpoint . . . S—Film—A Midsummer Nloht's Drear the philosophical controversey Washington. Washington corres- THE BEATLES star in their first feature film, "A Hard 1:41 1934—James Cogney—2 Hrs. Udall a half-hour earlier. Base- over the war crime trials. 4—TV Church School 7—Discovery 64—Children ball at 5; 55 p.m. and 9 p.m. Box- TOMORROW pondents, Robert J. Donovan, ol Day's Night," opening with a special previav/ Aug. 11 >:00 f-Boieball-Meti The Miss Universe Pageant, Whether you're moved or irri- he Los Angeles Times-Washing 4-Let's Talk About God 11-Code Three-Police ng at 10 p.m. tated by this play's moral thesis at 7 and 9:30 — tickets are now on sale —- at the 5—Wonderama—Sonny fat irst of the summer parade of on Post syndicate, and Philip 7—For Thou Art With Me 4-Cathollc Hour 5:55-10:45 p.m. (9) - Baseball. jeauty contests head the night's depends on your point of view 'otter, of the Baltimore Sun, are Carlton, Red Bank and Eatontown Drive-In Theaters, V—Gospel Time 7—Issues and the Answers New York Mets vs. Houston iewing, In the rerun category but Ludwig Donath, Ted Van oday's guests. Moderator 11—William Tall 11-Maln Event through United Artists release. Here's what they look Colts, in a double-header from here's Lucy-Desi, the Defenders, Griethuysen, Irene Dailey, Mur- •" • """• f;ii" 1:00 James Fleming and Benjamin like in repose — when not tinging and stomping the 4—Jewish Fourth R 4—Opin Mind Shea Stadium, (color). !at. Night Movie, and Hollywood ray Hamilton and E. G. Marshall Bradlee, Washington bureau chief 7—Youth Wonts To Know 3 will hold your interest . Plot in- SIX new songs written by them for the comedy. Left t39 11—Spartt Highlights 8:00-8:30 p.m. (13) — At Is- alace. The usual collection of for Newsweek, serves as anchor- jrWoy To Go—Religion sports shows include, horse rafr volves the guilt or innocence of a 4—jtwlsli Heritage 3:1! sue. Secretary of the Interior man. to right are Ringo Starr [with one of his rare smiles); , 7—Brother Buzz 1!-Sporti ng, baseball, rodeo and an auto man who killed the scientist Stewart Udall will be inter- George Harrison, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. 9— Point ol view 1:11 viewed by Julius Duscha, poli- sponsible for the gas chamber 11—Rocky and hit Friend* 2-Newi death of his wife and child, many 11-11:30—(2)-Camera Three. tical reporter for the Washington "Flamenco Theater." (Repeat.) 10:00 2—Love Letters— i»«-Jennller Jonn years after the fact. these graphic sequences show- *-Lomp Unto My Feel Post. Mr. Udall will comment on 1:55 - (9) - Baseball. Mets VS. 2 Hrj. Once again, the series turns to 4—A foment V.llh home state of Arizona, among Houston. ing a starving Europe after both 7— Sunday Funnies 7—Page One the art of dance, giving fans of World Wars. Particularly inter- 11-Baseball-Yonkets other things. 9-11 —(4) —Saturday Night at 9—Senator Cose Reports he Flamenco a charge with ex sting scenes in first half shows Only New York Paper 11—Let" Hive Fur^-Chlldren 1:00 8:30-9:30 p.m. (2) - Route 66. 2:30—(11)—Baseball. Yankees the Movies. "A Man Called 4—Master Builders :erpts from the Spanish produc mormous American rescue op- 1 'Ten Drops of Water." (Repeat). /s. Minnesota. Peter" (1955) (Repeat) Richard 5—Film—Silver River — 19a — Erro ion "Ole, Ole," featuring dan- ration in Russia which saved an with Pocket-Size Flynn—2 Hrs. A young and capable cast, aided Todd's brilliant performance as OPEN ALL YEAR cers accompanied by the tra- estimated twenty million lives im- 7—Film—Rogue River 1950—Rorv Cal by the usual first-rate produc- 3:30-4:39 —(2) — International Peter Marshall, the Scotsman TV Magazine houn—90 Win. ditional guitar. mediately after World War I. tion, succeeds in making this Hour. E. G. Marshall is host for who became a minister in the 3:10 This serves as an Ironic con- the fabulous 4—TV Hour ol Stars slow-moving drama reasonably this concert from Switzerland U.S. and rose to the high position 12:30-l-(2)-Face The Nation trast to scenes at the end of 4:21 absorbing. Story concerns an or- with Andre Clutens and the Radio of U.S. Senate Chaplain, makes 4—News Senator Hubert H. Humphrey World Ward II showing refugees phaned family struggling against Lugano orchestra. this film worthwhile. Jean Piters 4:M (D-Minn.), a hot contender for eeing westward across destroyed 2-Eye On New York almost insurmountable odds to is quite good as his wife, but 4—Recital Hall the Democratic Vice Presidential ailroad bridges. 7—Wan Without a Gun keep the ranch going. Youthful 4:30-5—(5)—Horse Racing. The Todd's sermon scenes steal the nomination, is this afternoon's Burt Brinckerhoff, Deborah Wal- Lexington Handicap, a $25,000 picture. (Color.) RESTAURANT and 5:00 guest. 6-6:30 —(4)-Meet the Press. 2—CBS Sports Spectacular ley and Tony Haig support reg- 4—Sunday event for three-year-olds at one Leroy Collins, Director of the LOUNGE 5—Follow The Sun ulars Maharis and Milner tonight. mile and a sixteenth over the 9:30-11): JO — (7) - Hollywood U:J0-l - (4) - Dialogue. (Re Community Relations Service, 7-The One That Got Away-»57. Keep a pitcher of water handy- Palace. (Repeat.) Leering quip- Ltintheoni Mon. thru Frl. Hardy Kruger-90 Mln. turf course. peat.) James Baldwin, writer and will be interviewed by James J. Private Party Focllltm HIS it's quite dry. ster Groucho Marx plays host, author of the current Broadway Kilpatrick of the Richmond (Va.) II—Post Gome Show and trot out insults plus his old I:M 8:30-9:00 p.m. (13) - Music at 5-fi:3O-(7)-Wide World of play "Blues For Mr. Charlie," Mews Leader; Claude Sitton of 2—Amateur Hour Large. A half-hour concert fea- Sports. Cheyenne Wyoming's movie character, Dr. Hacken- talks about himself as an artis he New York Times; Robert fiouic 35 11—Pioneers turing Sonya Monosoff, violin; Frontiers Days Rodeo, featuring bush, slightly modernized. Fla- and as a participant in the Abernathy of NBC News, and menco dancer Jose Greco does SUNDAY IVENINO Janos Scholtz, viola da gamba; 100,000 dollars in prize money, is struggle for Negro Civil Rights. Lawrence Spivak, host of the his patented dramatic foot stamp- 4:00 and Robert Conant, harpsichord; today's attractions/You'll see al< how. (Color.) 2—Twentieth Century ing; Morey Amsterdam and Rose in a program of three of the the well known rodeo events in- 1-7:38 - (9) — Baseball. New 4—Meet The Press Marie trade gags; and you'll see 11—Film—Dragon Squadron — 1954 "Mystery Sonatas" by Heinrich cluding saddle bronc riding, steer York Mets vs. Houston Colts in a John Hodlok—90 Mln. Bertha the elephant, the Tahon 7-7:30-(4)— Bill Dana Show. Read how the Biber. wrestling, Brahma Bull riding, doubleheader from Shea Stadium. puppets and a roller skating "Jose Resigns." (Repeat.) Very Christy Minstrel* 2-Mlsler.Ed *' 9:00-11:15 p.m. (11) - Base- steer roping and bareback bronc (Color.) 4—New York Illustrated comic. All they need now is Ed bring clasi ball. New York Yankees vs. Min- riding . funny episode. Everything Is go- 7—Flim-Toush As Th«y Come-19* Sullivan as emcee. ing beautifully for Mr. Phillips to folk singing. Paul Kelly—1 Hr. nesota Twins from Metropolitan 1:30-2 — (7) — Issues and An Stadium. 5:30-8 - (4) - Sports Special. until Jose quits. Without the hap- J-Lmsle , ''" swers. Rep. William E. Miller o less bellhop to harass him, his FREE with Sunday's 4—BIII Dana 9:30-10:00 p.m. (2) - Twilight Sports car rally buffs should get 10-11:30 — (2) — Miss Universe New York, the Republican, nom 7:30 a kick out of this East African Pageant. If you're in the mood lealth begins to deteriorate. Bill JOURNAL-AMERICAN CM ON 2—My Favorite Martian Zone. "The 7» Is Made of Phan- Inee for Vice President, will be 4—Walt Disney's world toms." (Repeat). A western auto safari where cars thread to watch a bevy of beauties interviewed by ABC News Com- (Continued on Page 23) 7—Empire—Drama ghost story with an odd but be-their way through jungles, from all over the world prance mentator Howard K. Smith. 1\-Wyo1t Earp swamps and other obstacles in- about in bathing suits and eve- DOWN 7:11 lievable script by Rod Serlingi presents 9-Sportl which youngsters should really cluding wild animals. (Color,) ning gowns while competing for 2:30-5:15—(II)—Baseball. New 7:50 the Miss Universe title, this the FABULOUS AND JOIN 9—Clubhouse—Phil Foster enjoy. Custer's men are still on York Yankees vs. Minnesota 1*00 the roads, kids, because Nation- 5:30-6- (11) - Horse Racing. should delight you. The curves Twins from Metropolitan Stadium. 2—Ed Sullivan HOTEL THE FUN! 5-Communlty Dialogue <~ al Guard soldiers meet a patrol 9-Fllm-Over There 1»14-1I We-3-Combo* 11—26 Men from General Custer's army 4:30-5—(4)—Recital Hall. Pian- here. ist Jacob Lateiner plays Beetho- JACKSON • Bobby Wovn* • Harry Venufa WHITE SANDS 4-Orlndl ** 9:30-10:00 p.m. (4) - On Pa- S-Oplnlon In The Capital ven's Piano Sonata No. 18 in • Jimmy Meyer* 7-Arrest ond Trial rade. Henry Mancini, the cele- Flat. ore the Shrewsbury BATHING CLUB II—fhftrnntlonal Soccer brated composer - arranger -con Appearing 1o o »:00 J-Celebrlty Gom». _ *»..... ductof who went from TV ("Pe- 5-5:30—(2)-Sporp Offering More for Your 4—Bonanza terGuhn") to movies (" Break Taped highlights of the Women'! vism ST. FW., SAT., SUN. 9-? Recreation Dollar 5—Boston Symphony 4 fast at Tiffany's") is tonight's All-Star Softball Championshi Sunday Cocktail Hour 4 • 8 •:30 ' HIGHLANDS 2—Brenner talent "on parade." He will con- from Stratford, Conn. The Ray We alio hav* the 305 New Ocean Avenue 9-Lure ol the Sllo-195J-Sllvgna Man duct the orchestra in a program bestos Brakettes vs. the A!! Finci; 1 J.j M,.I ...ood. v NORTH LONG BRANCH gono-90 Mln. of varied selections, including World Tournament All Stars. Il-Open End—Dovld Sussklnd some of his own popular tunes, Call 229-0898 or 229-0954 10:00 2—Candid Camera such as "Days of Wine and 5-6—(4)—Sunday. This week' 4— Du Pont Show 5—Under Discussion Roses" and of course, "Moon TV news magazine will featur 7-f Im-Revengs of Die Conquered- River." reports from Washington on the 1962-Burf Nelson-1 Hr., SO Mln. ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD 10'M 10:00-11:00 p.m. (2) - Alfred latest developments in the space J-What's Mv Line Hitchcock. "Three Wives Too and lunar programs; footage of SEAFOOD 11*00 SCENIC DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS K Many." (Repeat). Another the antics of London's Mods and TRY OUR NEW 9-The Golden Ag« of Comedy-IOT- charmer for this series. Atravel Rockers, and a presentation of LUNCHEON Wlll Rogers—90 Mln. ing man has wives in four cities the newest electronic equipmeni COMPLETE SEAFOOD DINNERS $2.00 11:10 until wife number four begins to used in archaeology, among otlv SPECIALS 4r-Andrea Chenler-1959—J Hrs., 5 Mln murder her rivals. The tongue- er items. Frank Blair is host. ll'.U • COCKTAILS • LUNCHEONS 2—News—Joe Loughlln in-cheek script is fine and so are DINNERS Served Daily 4-The Saint the principals, Teresa Wright and 11:8 6-6:30—(2)—Twentieth Century, • 3 BANQUET ROOMS • 4 BARS KITCHEN OPEN 2— Film—Saboteur—Robert Cum- Dan Duryea. "We Fed Our Enemies." (Re- minus-? Hrs., S Mln. 10:00-11:00 p.m. (4) — Jack peat.) Moving reminder of th DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE from 11 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Monday thru Thursday S—Film—Only Angels Hove Wlngt Paar Show. (Repeat). Art Car misery caused by hunger as seen Frl. » Sat. 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. 1939-Cory Grant-l Hrj., 20 Mln. ney, Jonathan Winters, and Jack II—Encounter—Religion make a grand team tonight, and 11:50 : SUMMER CONCERT — Director Michael Sabol, 7-Newi their supporting cast includes 11:00 listens to Roger Baker, center, and William Schwartz 7-Fllm-Doomed to Dle-1940-Borli KorloH—1 Hr., 20 Mln. J-Film — JoMtti - ml - Don Amt- play "Steamroller March" at summer school bard and Karloff-1 Hr,, 20 Mln. . cnt-l Hr., IS Mln. CAPACITY CROWDS 11—Word of Life 3:00 instrumental class endexl sessions with morning concert 12:15 t-Strmenitft AT OUR GRAND RE-OPENING! 4-Fllm-Th. 5e«kers-1954-Jock Hawl 1:00 for parents recently in Middletown Township High TAKEOUT 741-0479 In»—1 Hr., 45 Mln. J-Fllm-And Suddin Dwth-1«6-Ro w»r« so pUat*d TO renew old acquaintance!, and fo mako many Opposite U.M dolph Scott—1 Hr., 15 Mln. School auditorium. About 38 young musiciani participat- ntv/ onts too, Saturday night that WQ would lilc* to txprtu our sin* 9—News and Weather ctr* thinks to everyone who attended our grand opening. It was fun! Red Bank Railroad Station HONDA* MOBK1JCO ed in concert, which featured elementary students of 2-News *Pr«vl township schools. 7-NtWI NEW SERVICE BAR AIR-CONDITIONED *-Glv. us Mi Day Uufortuntttly, b>cau>* of the largt turn-out, the service wai * •—Sermonttte bit slow. Thli problem hat now been remedied. We have i:M initeilad a new lamce bar to intuit prompt lervice. Son fuixatf 3ttn 2—Summtr Semester 4-Moderfi Math AIR • CONDITIONED J—Prolect Know—Education 7:M SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA J— News and WeatKer (formerly the Dutch Mill) 4-Today 7-^Ann Southern HWY. 34 MATAWAN 7:15 HIDE-AWAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE DINNER SERVED S—Call To Prayer-Religion Enjoy our delicious cocktails COME AND HEAR Tuesday - Thursday 5 P.M. - 10 CM, 7:90 ^-Meaning of Communism . Friday >nd Saturday S to 12 P.M.. 7—Gale Storm in our Panoramic View Lounge Sunday Noon - 9 P. M. GHICO SING and PLAY 1:00 overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. CLOSED MONDAYS 2—Captatn Kanoaroo 5—Sandy Btcker — Children COCKTAIL HOUR YOUR FAVORITE LATIN SONGS I Itoturing ths finest In charcoal broiled . . . 7—Courageous Cat—Cortoonj Friday » to 11 - Saturday 5 to 7 • Sunday t ta 7 •:» Hers d'Oeuvret • Steaks • Chops • Shrimp • Swordfish Steaks T—Billy Bono. Bang—Cartoon I:U ' ""' du«lnei«men'i luncheon Strved) EXTRA Nightly Special—The Don Quixote Stuffed Shrimp 7-News t 1 WILLOW ST. HIGHLANDS LUNCHEONS - COCKTAILS - DINNERS I:M At the> Waterfront JOE SZIRANYI 7—Llttb Rascals—Comedy and his accordion ATTRACTION I'.U LISTEN and DANCE 5—King onr Odle—Cartoons playing dinner music! DINE TO PIANO MUSIC »:M I-My Llltle Morale-Comedy FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS! 4—Birthday House-Children 5—Sondy Becker-Children 7— Film—Life Begins ol 40—IOU-WII DRIFTWOODS Rogers—90 Mln. VISIT OUR SOFTLY LIGHTED tl~Cartoons—children COME-AS-YOU-ARE •:!0 You'll Love Dudley's 9— Farm Report BEACHCOMBER ROOM QUARTET »:JS 9-News ond Weather AND THE OUT-DOOR PATIO Playing Hawaiian and SATURDAY NIGHT »:» The \n: of the teaion — the air-conditioned 2— People's Choice' "Beachcomber Room" and the outdoor Popular Music S— Topper - Comedy SLACK SET (mosquHo and bug proofed) Patio. BUFFET 3.25 9-r-llm-The Wayward Wlfe-!SS4- Glna Loirabriglda—90 Mln. ^^^ Beachcomber isrves Fri. and Sat. Nifes 25 Delectable Dishes, served 6 to 9. At »:J1 TnA ^^Ifctai^^ dinner nightly. much as you wish of such fino fare as 4-News—Bob Wilson Relax and dine informally Roast Beef, Veal Scallopino, Balced 10:W 2—New* Ocean-Freih Fish, Eggs ala Rime, As- 4—Make Roorr For Daddy in our Monmouth Room. sorted Salads, Hot Rolls and Cofleo and 5— Film—Barricade— I9J9—Alice) Faye— delicious Deisorls. Children's Buffet 5175 1 Hr,, 25 Mln. 11— Jock La Lanne You'll be glad you did! Regular dinner menu 10:10 3—1 Love Lucy—Comedy ahi> served 6 to 10. Dancing, Entertainment 4-Word For Word 7-Prlce Is Right Complete dinners Friday, SiitnnliiY 11—High Rood from, $2.')S. Sunday 10:5! . 4-News dinner .serred jinm With CHARLIE MANN, CARLA and the 11:00 11:30 a. in. Chil- 2—McCoys—Comedy MERRYMEN 4~Concentro!lon—Downs Tecphne dren's portions (it all 7— Get The Message nii'uls. 9—Changing Earth—Science 11 WHARF AVE. RED BANK ll-Hoi» Tho Clown Banquet facilities 11:21 EnU'rlaiitiiivnt Miyhtly 5-Newi S4Z-0800 11:30 2 -Pe!e ond Gladys—Cometfv HWY. 35 EATONTOWN BANQUET & PARTY FACILITIES 4-JeopardY 5— Romper Room—Chlltfrm opposite Fort Monmourh Directly on the Ocean at N. Bath Avo., Long Branch, N. J. 7-Mlsslng Links 9-Glrl Tolk 14—Friday. July 3), 1964 THF DAILY RfXISTKR I0A[[_Y CROSSWORD Dri>*r Fined $80 r Aider Seeks New Transit Committee PhD BA'.K - '- :.'• Wnv ACROSS 12 Movable Vi SSmall pyykj M5inc| Sl awa 1 l.WgeL&foles bsmtr 20. Touch |Pi I^ATAWAK TOWNSHIP - Jo-, "Tr* crjmmiOjhe SJJOUM he per-, -J/ it* mayor ter.rti, r,e can lr of SHiweil •'•'a'- ' 5. M*J>I nun* DOWN trui ft was County Wills s*-;/h V Ah.tr -jttMnuy tailed milled to move forward its «rf- ^^ Ihl5 MffilM lru!y u,u. "<**/ &. AA oafc tlrvie 1. Aim tneirji h upfjn '.Aavii Henry h, Traphagtn f j tr.gr t- U 1 r vrn li.VJnflol ., ' uVxi: ihe Mass Transit '>jrnmit'.ee by>j fed JiarJ;, *e relocation of, *" ' ' ^ to-#nship W/n-f/Jli-'tAnf* for d; (o County Surrogate Edwsrd C. her sons, Thomas C. V/oo-Dsead dierxt f selecting a new committee from,the Matawan station with its c«n-;tical organisations. l\o matter: Detective U. George H. Clay- Broege's office: and Walter Woodhead. bolt cards in U If i'.f-.MM^AUtU^^ ItJj 1 12.Beginning 4.Couches p T qualified "non-political" inrjivid-|c6mitant increase in local and j what he does, I pledge to contin- ton, Jr., charged that Wilbourn CLARA L. NEICE of Middle- ale | RICHARD G. TICE of Red 14. Some 5. Fruit of ,« J'l FrM i°| ry uals whose names are to be sub-j express trains, an exclusive bay ue my utmost efforts to assist drove recklessly on Monmouth town Township, who died July 10, 22. Tart 1INIEMSB' IHIEICB Bank, who died June 12, left his 15. Mongoloid theoaK 23. Medt- "1 i iwi m^\ \ 1 Bmitfed by the Taxpayers Asao- at the Port of Authority for the the solution' of the problems of St., Bridge Ave., .JVest Front St. left personal articles to her jewelry to Benjamin Lovensky of 17. Note of 6. Slender eval Yeiterday'i Answer ciation, Strathmore Civic Associ- Matawan bus commuter, and my fellow commuters alone oHand Rector PI. last Friday. He daughters Pauline C. Garn and Waterbury, Conn, two figurines scale: mus, 7. Beast of tales 30. A twin. ation and other non-poiiticar suitable parking facilities for him j through any available commit- signed the disorderly charge Catherine Seiler, her son George and an electric light to Lillian 18. Point: burden 24. Of the crystal township groups. I in the township. I tee." when he charged, Wilbourn used Neice, her daughter-in-law Dor- Marone of Red Bank, and the abbr. 8. Teased sole of 31. Tree Mr. Altier, past chairman of ' loud, indecent language and re- othy Neice, her grandsons Gary remainder of the estate in equal 19. Gull-like by gibes the foot 33. Calf's cry bir<1 • cated three miles southwest of (fused to accept the traffic sum- Neice and Donald Neice, and a 11. Knock 25. A river- 34. Courage: the committee, continued: "The j mi -t T't^TYX ATI i shares to his sister-in-law Mil- here between Rts. 69 and 24. I mons. friend, Gertrude Sisson. The re- dred Dorfner and his niece Car- 20. Entire 13,Thruwav bank flood work and objectives of the com- mainder of the estate was di- oline Allen, both of Nashville, amount charges protection 36. Moslem mittee are too important lo per A full schedule of events in- 21. Bearing d 27. Forbid title Purslane and duckweed, both vided into seven equal shares: Tenn. 16 Footc mit (he mayor's interference cluding a fishing contest, swim- her grandsons Donald and Gary 22. Cain's vaae 29. Swell 38. Man's name Field Day ming and boating will begin at weeds, can continue to produce JOSIAH N, BEERS of Shrew hrnthP*" through cavalier and politically seeds for days after being up- Neice each received to shares, 2, 5 b 1 U 11 a.m. Delegates representing] bury, who died July 1 23. Reaches //. 5 cocky tactics. Committee pack- rooted. while her son, George Neice, s/i ing, secret and private meetings some 240 fire companies will par- bequeathed the estate to i across /// /// Is Sunday daughter-in-law Dorothy Neice 25. Runs }// 9 /// 0 '//• with his lately appointed major- ticipate in the association's., .>.„resu„- Within a given year, almost 20 executor, his son, Thomas S /// WASHINGTON, N. J.- The and her daughter Pauline C. before a // //. ity at which he dictates and sub- lar quarterly business meetingjper cent of U.S. citizens change Garn each received one share. Beers, who is to divide the n gale: naut. II //f li 12 sequently implements by sheer ninth annual Firemen's Family at the Butler Park Firehouse. (address. proceeds from the estate equal '// GRACE C. WOODHEAD of Red 26. Confederate power of numbers the structure Field Day of the state's Volun- Ail volunteer firemen and their with the deceased's daughte 27. Lure 4 IS Ib //, 1/ and work of the committee can teer Firemen's Association is set Sell your furniture through the Bank, who died July 11, be- Jane B. Huebner. 28. Gun: si. 77 families are invited to attend the /A only serve to frustrate its work.lfor Sunday at Butler Park, lo- field day. Daily Register Classified, queathed her furniture and other JESSIE E. CORMACK 29. Count 18 IS '//, HO household furnishings to her son, :i Keansburg, who died July 3, le Basic leads m /// ... .> . •: ~^*:*^.v!^!!~,^!^ Thomas C. Woodhead; her din- her household effects and propel title ^// ?.i // 22 ner ring to her granddaughter, 30. Mother: •// Grace W. Field; $200 to Clara ty at 20 Union PI., Keasnburg, colloq. V, 24 NEW COBRA Carter; $300 each to her grand- her brother, Frederick C. Me 32. Indefinite ''A 8-Shot Repeater daughters, Mairjorie Woodhead kel; her gold rings to Ruth article ?h '// 27 '// ///, Hunt and her. niecas, Dorotrr 53. A league: '//< CAP PISTOL Merkel and Clara Stephan, an> Ger. Z* 29 V io v/

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Nights 'lil 9 Free pattern direct to your door — choose it from .100 design idens B EATONT0WN Hrick Town Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9:30 p.m. n new Fnll-Wlntor Pattern Cala- HT. 35 ClltCLE, KATONTUWrt, 512-1010 gl School, casual, career, dressy ylej — all sizes! Send 50c, Levitt Land Use Suit Starts Next Week By FRANK W. HARBOUR the pillars in the Levitt defense. The present administra- The "Raritan Valley USA" case, involving a land dispute This fact — that the ordinance is in measure unique — will tion is in sympathy with the association position. in neighboring Raritan Township, has been in the courts for make the case a difficult one for the courts to decide. Prece- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Whatever happened to the much- nearly four years, and is not over yet. dents will be few. publicized fight between Strathmore Civic Association ana But because the previous administration approved Levitt land designations, the association's court suit was filed not But the association appears to be as determined as Levitt, •' Mr. Wood has decided not to challenge the ordinance, as Levitt and Sons, Inc., over the "15 per cent lard issue?" only against the builder but included the Township Com- Its theory: strength in numbers — 1,905 homes in the such, since he feels that Strathmore would have more to lose It has been out of the news for six months, but the slug- mittee, Planning Board and township building inspector (in development, the Iwgest in Monmouth County — and with a than gain if it were overturned in its entirety. ging match is still,on although the precise date of the battle 1963), Harold J. B&r. few dollars contribution from each, the money to fight the Even if the association were to win this case, it would not is as unpredictable as Liston-Clay. developer cart pile up. According to Robert M. Wood, Middletown, the associa- "recover" the 88 acres, or be able to force Levitt to "find" At stake is 88 acres of property. In money it would come tion's special attorney in the case, the "first" legal action, In point of fact, it has. So far, there has been only one this amount of land to donate. round of door-knocking for funds, and the group collected to nearly $200,000 — and that is why the Levitt organization, round one as it were, will probably take place in Superior But an initial association victory, could lead to a second largest builder of houses/ in the country, which for three more than $3,000 to initiate litigation. It was more than the Court Thursday, with a motion by Levitt to dismiss the suit. litigation, a suit in "equity," which theoretically might ac- decades has assiduously attempted to avoid court fights—is association had asked for—but if appeals are required, it may Most local officials predict that this motion will fail. complish this end. ready, willing and eager tb join the issue this time around. not be enough, in which case there would be additional fund If it does, round two will feature more "sparring" with In brief, the association contends that Levitt has im- drives. Officials of the civic unit have conceded in private that a pre-trial conference between the litigants. propertly designated 88 acres Of land in Strathmorp, based The civic organization claims that Levitt left Strathmore there is little chance of "total"' victory, meaning acquisition on the township's planned community code which stipulates This may take a few weeks. with only 2 per cent of the land "usable" lor recreation pur- of 88 acres of land, but feel that "half a loaf" or even part that 15 per cent of land must be set aside for."non-residential" If there is no settlement out of court — and the associa- poses, whereas 5 per cent "is generally" the norm. of a loaf is worth fighting for. use, one of the main purposes of which is to retain acreage tion has indicated that it will not settle for "any pittance," a The group contends that Levilt did not designate enough The association has differed with Levitt on a number of for recreation and municipal services. trial date will be set. sites for religious use and improperly included the private other points in completion of the development, one of which, A large percentage of the land Levitt set aside is for, The court calendar is loaded. It could take several months Bath end Tennis Club and the shopping center as "non-resi- a Township Committee decision to force the builder to place drainage rights of way. The 1964 Planning Board approved for trial, and the real battle, to start. dential" areas, under definitions in the planned community survey stakes in all 1,905 lots, has resulted in a suit filed by this as part of the 15 per cent designation. This fact is one of But even with that stage past, there could be appeals. ordinance, the only one of its type in New Jersey. Levitt. . For Quick Results Use Our Want Ads THEDAILY 741-0010 DAY | Red Bank Area J Dial 741-1110 NIGHT Y NORTHERN MONMOUTH'S HOME NEWSPAPER

SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1964 7c PER COPY Moving of Structure Seen Impractical 'Instant Synagogue' Plan Dropped

MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Strathmore "Due to the construction of the building, A final decision as to the disposition of ways and means, which include a spring ba- Jewish Center has turned down an offer by erected in 1941, it could never be insulated the church site has not as yet been reached. zar, publishing the 1965 boster calendar which the U.S. government to purchase the "Instant sufficiently, in fact it cannot be insulated at The consensus of the members was that they proved successful this year, and many social Synagogue" from Fort Monmouth which au." , would prefer to invest the money toward a functions. would, have been used as their house of new synagogue. He also stated that the wiring, plumbing Robert Weinstein, president, will contact worship. and heating systems are so outdated they The congregation therefore, voted to as- Sens. Clifford P, Case, Harrison A. Williams This decision was arrived at by some 200 would have to be replaced. Discussions with sess each family a minimum of $200, to be and Kenneth Keating, Rep. James C. Aiichin- members who attended a special meeting the William Levitt and Sons, Inc., representa- paid over a period of three years, to start a held last night at the Matawan Township closs, State Sen. Richard R. Stout, Marcus tives revealed the fact that this Army chapel building program. While the members felt First Aid Squad building. Daly, candidate for Congress, and Maurice would not substantially conform to the archi- this would not necessarily provide all the nec- Lustig, chief, Real Estate Division, U. S. According to William Schwartz, chair- essary funds, it was a. strong step toward man of the building committee, to cut the tecture of the Levitt-planned community. Al- Army, thanking them for their efforts in the OUT FISHIN' — William Clarke, left, 111 Apple Orchard terations to make the building acceptable their goal. building apart move it the 15 miles and re- group's behalf and expressing "disappointment Dr., Naw Shrewsbury, the booth operator, and Mist assemble it on a site in Strathmore would would greatly add to the cost without adding Additional plans for fund raising were dis- of the congregation is not being able to ac- cost over $20,000. 'ft any material value to the building. . cussed by Dr. George Wexler, chairman of cept the chapel. Beverly Youree, that borough's assistant playground director, watch as David Titko, 93 Swimming River Rd., attempts, to catch a "wire fish," using-a magnet for bait. This event was one of several that took place Goldwater Volunteers yesterday in the Penny Carnival at Sycamore School. Not a Republican Group Drainage Work MIDDLETOWN — The newly Brook Inn, Eatontown. The of- Neptune, chairman; Mrs. Hanne- rormed Monmouth County Volun- ficers will explain the workings of lore Sweetwood, Elberon, vice :eers for Goldwater want it un- the local Goldwater committee. chairman; Mrs. Alice Cilia, Lit- ierstood they are not a Republi- Veling, who will be, busy with tle Silver, women's coordinator; Probe Is Sought :an organization—in the true this chore, is Slso correspondence William Mulfaney, Ocein Town- tense of. the word. secretary for the Monmouth ship, liaison with Republican par- "Although we have several Re- bounty Young Republican Club, ty; Robert Martin, West Long >ublican members we are not he first such organization to en- Branch, Youths for Goldwater; In Middletown :upporting other local, county, dorse Goldwater for president. Harold Weeks, Wall. Township, tate or national candidates," This was done last winter. speaker's bureau, and Cynthia MIDDLETOWN — Township Committeeman Ernest 6. said Frans Veling, the volun- The club is also committed, of Eckert, Elberon Park, secretary. Kavalek said last night that he will seek an immediate investi- eers' treasurer. course, to help Marcus Daly. The biggest problem facing the gation into the Monmouth Pkwy. drainage project in East "We have formed the commit- Posts Listed "volunteers" now is funds for Keansburg. ec so Republicans, Democrats Other officials in the "Volun- operating. The committee mem- The project, practically completed, has resulted In » snd independents can hang their eers" committee who are di- bers feel the money will be forth- storm of complaints from residents on that street. lats on the Goldwater band- •ecting a house-to-house canvass coming when the campaign heat Acting in the place of Mayor Earl Moody, who Is va- vagon," Veling let it.be known. throughout the county to sign up is turned on. cationing, Mr. Kavalek said he intends to seek a meeting as "Of course we county Republi- members are Edward J. Sharp, —William Henderson. soon as possible of the remainder of the governing body and :ans will work "with Chairman J. the Board of Health in an attempt to correct what he termed Russell Wdolley in electing Free- a "bad situation." . •" holder Marcus Daly to Congress The project involved installation of storm drainage, curb- ind will campaign for Senate can- ing and resurfacing of the street. didate Bernard Shanley, but that They Really Since-the paving was recently completed, residents have will be outside the function of the been virtually flooded out of the area, said Mr, Kavalek. NOW IN CHARGE — Irving I. Diamond, 32 Silverbrook Rd,, Shrewsbury, right, ac- Volunteers for Goldwater," said According to Mr. Kavalek, the level of the street has been cepts the gavel of authority as the new president of Congregation Bnai Israel, Rum- Ailing. , - raised and this coupled with the new curbing prevents surface water from running off properties. ion, from the outgoing leader, David Ruda, left, as Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff looks on. j£ feelings of "the Volun- teers" will surprise many Mon- Like That Map "I don't know whether it is the result of bad engineering, Th« formal installation takes place tonight in the synagogue. mouth County voters, who were poor specifications or failure of the contractor that has caused under the impression their cam- the problem," said the committeeman. paigning would include all GOP The work was done by Anthony Campo, Inc. this place. NEW SHREWSBURY — "Do Two Sections Matawan Master Plan Project nominees. The engineering was done by Alex N, Diachishin, Hillside, it well or not at all" may rot The map is in two sections who was brought in last year by the Democratic majority on Won't Tie In be the official motto of this whioh may be taken down, laid "Woolley is well capable of run- the governing body to handle drainage work in the Bayshore. borough, but its officials usual- flat on the conference table, Richard W. Seuffert, business administrator, said he ha) ing the campaign for his candi- ly act as though it were. and studied in detail. dates. We won't have to tie in been deluged with complaints from residents which he has To Study Industrial Sites Take maps, for instance. Areas are color coded as to forwarded to Mr. Diachishin. our plans with the county strate- New Shrewsbury now.has what existing uses, so that zoning Mr. Kavalek said Tie inspected the area Wednesday night sites and rezoning of residential gy," declared Veling. MATAWAN — One of the first E. Hyrne, the task has "high is undoubtedly the best bor- designations can be picked out before the storm. "Jobs to be tackled by the bor- land for commercial and industri- priority" for the planners. Boor- The "Volunteers' motive Is to ough map in the county, or instantly and accurately. The swing disgruntled Democrats and He said lawns have been ruined and "crawl spaces" under ough's new master planners will al ratables. man and Dorram, Montclair. maybe even in the state, ac- color scheme is easily changed the homes on the street are filled with water. independents into line behind the cording to Councilman Herbert be a study of potential industrial According to Mayor Edward An electronics firm has been to keep up to date with future Mr. Kavalek said the properties are all below street level eyeing a parcel of property off drive in the county to help L. Willett, 3d. zoning changes. Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater in now and that water just does not run off. Matawan Ave., but the land !• Installed on Wall A master linen of the map's "It's a bad health situation and something has to be done zoned for residential use. his role as underdog candidate The map was installed on the against President Johnson. black and white basic frame- quick," Mr. Kavalek added. Vacant land in' the Freneau wall of the meeting room in work, can be changed to show A tour by a Register reporter last night disclosed that "If the Democrats and Inde- section, totaling about 50 acres, Borough Hall last night by Mr. variations in property lines. there are large pools of water on individual properties. pendents don't like Johnson they is suitable for development a Willett, who wielded the ham- Outlined are roads and streets, "You should have seen it last night after the storm," said can come to us knowing we are an industrial park, the mayoi mer. Helping were Council- boundaries, and structures. one resident. not a Republican group but one believes, but that property tot man Laurence J. Klfk, Borough Copies incorporating these Mr. Kavalek said his investigation will seek to determine with only one purpose—to help must be rezoned. Administrator Jerome S. Reed, changes can be run off from exactly who is responsible for the "mess," elect Goldwater president," ex and Borough Attorney Milton the master sheet as required. To Advise plained Veling. A, Mausner.Jt jneasures 4 by "A" stale "Volunteers" commit- 12 feet. It is mounted on Cite HMbhihner lt will be the job of the plan- tee is expected to be named this sturdy composition board and "It involved a tremendous ners to advise the borough, aft- weekend and this outfit will also covered with tough plasticene. amount of work," Mr. Willett er a study, whether rezoning cai campaign for only the head of the Shown on its color coded said, complimenting Kenneth be accomplished without upsettini national ticket. surface are every contour, Hiltbrunner, Planning Board residential patterns. Replacing Groups every property line and even member and chairman of the The borough's industrial com By fall the "volunteers" wil every individual dwelling in the Zoning Board, who produced mittee, in its initial report, poin probably be replacing the many entire borough. All are illus- the ideas for the map and di- ed out that large acreage is no citizens committees which pop up trated in ample size for easy rected its execution. always necessary in attractin during a presidential campaign identification by Borough Coun- Council voted unanimously to industry—that, for example, Ne\ The county volunteers will hold cil, the Planning and Zoning write Mr. Hiltbrunner a letter Shrewsbury started an industria their first public meeting-rally Boards, and the public. of thanks and commendation. park site with only 10 acres. next Monday night at the Crysta The committee found that then are 137 acres available in the Excellent Financial Shape borough for industrial use — pro- 'Mystery Man' viding there is rezoning. COLTS NECK — The Town- In other business, the governing Is Identified ship Committee heard a gratify- body instructed its attorney D. The committee concluded thai ing report last night from its Joseph DeVito to contact the if the municipality can attraci ROCHESTER N.Y. (AP)- auditor Jasper Johnson of Jo- county in an effort to ban parking 12 to 15 million dollars wortr Fingerprints have established the identity of the "mystery seph J. Seaman, Perth Amboy. of Rt. 537 between the Colts of industrial ratables, taxes couli Neck fire house and the inter- be reduced by about one-third. man" initial victim of last week In a 36-page report, Mr. John- end's racial violence In Roches- son told the governing body Colts section of Rt. 34. Mr. DeVilo Mr, Hyrne said he was unabli ter as John P. Bryan, 58, ol Neck had a surplus of (269,000. said he would contact Howard lr> estimate how long this pha, Bound Brook, N.J. "From a financial standpoint, this J. Preston, county road supervis- of Ilie master plan study wouli Bryan, an unemployed sales is an outstanding municipality," or. take, .W»»*mJti DRIVER WALKED AWAY — This car came rolling down man apd ex-convict, was ar- he said. George Dittmar, Jr., planning! Tho planners will also stud; Tower Hill from Rod Bank into Fair Havon oarly last rested in Rochester last year a Mr. Johnson also reported tax board chairman, reported to the! the borough's water and sewe a parole violator. His record in- collector Anne Wylie had col- committee the'township's Green; DOLL FADS — Among about 25 children taking part in 1 night. Tho driver, Brian N. Morgan, Now York City, a prohlem, in relation to new re cluded convictions for forgery lected M.98 per cent of the taxes Acres project was going veryj yesterday ! hobby show sponsored by the Fair Havon itl nlinl construction here. loldier at Fort Monmouth, explained to Fair Havon and fiiand larceny and prison clue for 1863. He said this- was smoothly and federal and state Recreation Commission at Knollwood School woro thoso A recent report by 1he lxiroug! terms in Sing Sing, Atticn and an "exceptional" record. funds would be available. Patrolman Raymond McCuo that ho was attempting to throe. Loft to right, they aro Cindy Molony, 6, daughtor engineer, Karl F. lleuser, show Auburn state prisons. Mayor George Handxn praised The governing body passed n turn from Harding Rd. into Prospect Avo. Tho Army man that vvilh additional residener Bryan's identity remained of Mr. and Mrs. David Molony, 172 Dartmouth Avo.; all concerned in managing the resolution "memorializing" ended the day unhurt, but with a ticket for caroloss both utilities will be inndcqunl- mystery for several days nfter township's fiscal affairs. "We. can Lynn Oakloy, 8, and Donna Oakloy, 5, daughfors of Mr. driving. Looking at tho damaged car at left it Red Bank even though the borough hn he was struck by rioters, stag hold our heads up 1ilph with this Warne L. Snedeker, the town- Just completed a major expansiot Keicd into the street and was balance sheet," he added, ship's first mayor, who died Julyi and Mrs. John E. Oakley, 207 Oxford Avo., with th« Police Lt. Charlei Jones. : of tlie sewer system. Injured fatally obviously very pleased. 8. I dolls they havo collected. Freehold Beats

tB3fJh*f, JULY 'Si. 1'JM Dover Club, 1-0 FREEHOLD — Just one game Jerry Guy became Schiffner's itands in the way of a state third strikeout victim of the in- :hampionship for the Freehold ning. Phillies Triumph, Jabe Ruth League All-Star team Rowe scattered four hits over fter SPEED paid off last night the seven-inning route and re- nd accounted for the only run tired the last 10 batters to face the game as Freehold shaded him with the exception of an er- Boost Loop Lead Lakeland, 1-0, at Nescafe Field. ror in the sixth inning. That Lakeland and Woodbury; with runner was caught in a double Associated Press Sports Writer wild pitch, went to third on a sa- me loss each, play tonight at the play. Rowe struck out six bat- John BrigRs is a listening crifice and came home on a sin- lame field at 5:30 and the win- :ers, one less than Schiffner, and man's thinker. gle by Willie Mays. ler in the double elimination §ave up one base on balls. The In this case, Briggs, a Phila- Gus Triandos homered for the wrney will face Freehold Satur- lakeland lefty gave up a trio of delphia rookie, was doing the Phillies in the third while Jesus tay at 2 p.m. Should Freehold rasses. thinking and the listening at the Alou connected in the Giants' ase, it would only be itSj first Lakeland's most serious threat same time. fifth. oss and the rubber game will :ame in the second inning. Pete The mental feat, plus the two- The Mets appeared well on rome off the following day at the Itarnadori rapped a single be- run double that resulted from it. their way toward handing Sten- same time. ween first and second and Brad brought the Phillies a 4-3 jge, a deliglurul birlhday pres. The aforementioned speed, plus •ailev clipped one between short triumph over San Francisco injen| lhe [jrsl vic|Ory over San- he clutch chucking of Lance ind third to put runners on first 10 innings Thursday night and dy Koufax in their brief history, towe provided Freehold with its nd second. The runners moved boosted Philadelphia's National Bob Taylor had given New York •ighth straight tourney success, ip a notch on a neat sacrifice by- League lead to 1 \'2 games over a 3-0 lead with a three-run hom- those games, the opposition Paul Lewthwaite and Rowe gave the second-place Giants. er in the fourth. ias been held to a measly three jp his only walk-on four straight The Phillies were in danger of vns while the Area 3 champions pitches-to Schiffner and the bases But the Dodgers scored two tumbling from the top after the wve racked up 48. •ere jammed with one out. He Giants took a 3-2 lead in their runs in the seventh on Jim Gil sore down and retired Jack Mc- liam's single, ' tri- The winning run was scored in 10th. But Johnny Callison dou- ;he last of the sixth inning. Lennon'on a pop foul behind the bled, Tony Taylor was hit by a ple and an infield out, then tied date and struck out Nick Ram- the game in the eighth on a run Shortstop John Brown outlegged pitch and Richie Allen beat out roller to second base and stole jne. an infield hit, all with none out. scoring double by Wally Moon, who batted for Koufax. The iecond base by a comfortable Lakeland left two runners on Up came Briggs, using a dif- margin. He seemed destined to iase in the ensuing session, Dodgers rallied for two runs in RIVERVIEW GOLF TOURNAMENT — Riverview Hospital will hold an invitational golf tournament Monday, Aug. ferent bat. It was Allen's longer the ninth, Tommy Davis driving die there as Rowe and Dave /like Testa led off with a base and heavier bat, and the 20- in the winning tally with a sin- 31 at Bamm Hollow Country Club. Formulating plans, left to right, Vito "Red" Gaeta, pro at Bamm; Dr. Carmen Berkowitz went down swinging lit and, after a forceout, an er- year-old left-hander was trying against fireballing lett-hander, or put runners on first arid sec- gle. J. Scarpellino, Red Bank chairman of tha tournament; Anthony Piccola, Eatontown, prasidsnt of Bamm Hollow, it for the first time. Bob Schiffner. md. Rowe struck out the next The ball shot out to the right The Pirates got tight pitching and Mrs. Niels Johnsen, Rtimson, committee members. The committee met yesterday at Bamm Hollow. However, Tom Mount came Ivm hitters, the fourth and fifth field Wall for a double, sending from Vernon Law and Don through in the clutch with a line n the batting order. Callison and Taylor across with Schwall in their sweep of Hous drive single to left field and the Dave Berkowitz got the first the tying and winning runs. ton. Law pitched a five-hitter in speedy Brown raced in with the Freehold hit in the second ses- Not so fortunate was Casey. the opener and scored the only decislve marker just beating sion and Mount reached base on Stengel, who celebrated his 74th run on Bill Virdon's single in the the throw to the plate. Another an error. However, they died on sixth inning. Riverview to Hold Golf Tourney the paths. birthday by watching his New single by Dick Enderly followed; York Mets lose to the Los An- Schwall held the Colts score- but the runners were stranded as Another single In the third geles Dodgers 5-3. Elsewhere in less In the nightcap until the RED BANK - With golf's pop- xwnds, Riverview Hospital Is "Red" Gaeta, home pro at struction now underway, will be 'rame by Jimmy Leon and a the NL, Pittsburgh moved Into ninth Inning when a three-run ularity growing in leaps and the latest unit to climb aboard Bamm, will be on hand for exhi- a new six-story air-conditioned valk to Bob Davis put two Free- third place by sweeping Houston outburst brought on reliever Al the bandwagon. bitions and to assist players in wing which will add 160 beds t< R.B. Warner hold runners on with two gone, 1-0 and 8-3 and St. Louis defeat- McBean, Jerry Lynch homered Riverview has scheduled an in- need of correcting a slice or a the present 195, plus expansion but a bouncer to short polished ed Chicago 5-2. in the fourth and singled in the Baseball vitational golf tournament for hook. of needed facilities. off the inning. the benefit of the hospital on A trophy will be awarded along Dr. Carmen J. Scarpellino o: In the American League, Bal- first two runs in the Pirates' Registration Freehold Monday, Aug. 31, at Bamm Hol- with momentos of the tournament the hospital's medical staff, Lakeland I timore overpowered Minnesota seven-run sixth. abrhl Ibrh low Country Club in Middletown to winners of each foursome. chairman of the committee, As- Testa,cr 3 0 l|Hugus.cr 3 O 0 7-4, Chicago blanked Detroit 20 Bill White drove in four runs Standings lmtas,2b 3 0 {l|Leon.3b 3 0 2 Township. The field will be limited to 100 sisting are M. Harold Kelly, Lin- blisllacclo.rl 3 0 0|D»vl«,c 2 00 and Washington outlasted as the Cardinals increased their By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Starts Mon. Outstanding New Jersey golf players for playing ease. croft and Mrs. Neils Johnsen, ttarnadorl.ss 3 0 1 Brown.M 3 1 1 Cleveland 8-7. winning streak to six games, American League RED BANK— Ernie alley.lf 3 0 1 Rowe,p 300 professionals Lou Barbara, John Proceeds will benefit the build- Rumson, both members of the thllSb 2 0 0 BerkowlU.U $0 I The Phillies led 2-1 until Willie longest in the league this sea- W. L. Pet. G.B. Blakeley of the Pop Warner Red Ichltfner.p 2 0 0 Mount.2b 20 1 Gustin, Bob Shields and Vito ing fund of Riverview. The con- board of governors. Bank Bobcats yesterday an McLennon.o 3 0 1| Enderly, lb 30 1 McCovey smashed his 14th hom-son. White singled across two New York 61 37 .622 — Rampone.lb 2 0 OHlmei.rt ion er in the ninth inning with one runs in the third, knocked in an- Baltimore 62 39 .614 1/2 nounced registration dates for the Feola.ph 1 0 O|B]uemthil,ptl 100 Guy.rt 1O0 out. San Francisco then went in other with a single in the sev- Chicago 60 40 .600 2 local club. • front 3-2 in the 10th as Harvey enth and sent home the fourth Los Angeles .. 54 52 .509 11 Mr. Blakeley said registration 29 0 41 MIS Kuenn singled, took second on a with a ninth-inning sacrifice fly. and applications will bs accepted 0 0 0 « 0 0 0—0 Boston 51 52 .495 12«4- reehold 0 O 0 0 0 1 x—1 Detroit 50 53 .485 13^ Monday at Memorial Field start- E—Mount. RBI—Mount. Sic.-iswth- alte. SB—t,ewi (2), Brown. LOF— Minnesota 49 53 .480 14 ing at 6 p.m. Registration is FreeholFee d 8,, Lakeland «. DP—Mount to open to Red Bank boys only, be- LLeo n to RRowe. Cleveland 43 57 .430 19 Struck out: Rowe 9. Sohlffner 7. Haskell Re-elected Washington .. 41 65 .387 24 tween the ages of 9 and 13, and Baleales on baballss : RRoe 1. gchiffnsr 3. not more than 1'15 pounds. Fol- PR—DavliD . WWP-JlOMP . LP—echltfner. Kansas City '.. 39 62 .386 23'/$ Umpires: Carlone. Stlffel, lowing Monday's start, registra- lorton. Thursday's Results tion -will continue throughout the President of UHRA Baltimore 7, Minnesota 4 week. Chicago 2, Detroit 0 OCEANPORT _ Amory L. unanimously returned to office at The Red Bank team was Haskell, president of the United the organization's annual meeting Washington 8, Cleveland 7 Only games scheduled. formed late last year and was Hunts Racing Association, and here at Monmouth Park. Fred ••there is a Today's Games not a member of the Jersey other incumbent officers were F. Alexandre of New York City Shore Pop Warner League. This was returned to the office of vice Boston at Los Angeles, N New York at Minnesota, N year, however, the Red Bankers difference president, and Thomas H. McKoy were eligible and will participate of Haverford, Pa., remains sec- Baltimore at Kansas City, 2, twi-night in the circuit. retary-treasurer. Mr. Blakeley also said there Detroit at Cleveland, 2, twl- will be registration for girls in- National Gw R|ntaf Miss W. Heleji £den, New York nlgfil terested id becoming cheerlead- giv»s S&H Green Stamp* Ity, was reappointed assistant PChlcago at Washington, N secretary-treasurer, and Chris' ers for the team. Age require- «t no «x+r* cost Satuday's Games Wood, Jr., of Margate, was again ment is 10 to 13. Boston at Los Angeles, N whtn you r»nt 4 n»w appointed field director. John E, Assisting Mr. Blakeley on the Cooper, steeplechase racing sec- Baltimore at Kansas City, N coaching staff is Jack Loversidge ear or truck 1 retary for the New York race New York at Minnesota of the varsity club. Frank Lov- courses, was appointed a mem- Detroit at Cleveland COMIN& IN WITH LANDING GEAR UP—End Chuck Logan (881 of the College ersidge will handle the Pee V.'ee ber of the race committee of the Chicago at Washington team.with Bill Clayton assisting All Stars is in for a sudden letdown from his mid-air posture as back Dave Hoover UHRA, which will hold a two-day Sunday's Games Players, cheereleaders and par- meeting at Aqueduct Oct. 29 and Boston at Los Angeles (7), left, of St. Louis Cardinals tries to catch pass, unsuccessfully, during scrimmage ents interested in the team are NATIONAL 30 under the sponsorship of the Baltimore at Kansas City at Lake Forest, III., yesterday. Other Cardinals are guard Ed Cook 174) and back requested to phone Mr. Blakeley. New York Racing Association. New York at Minnesota Pat Fischer (371. All Stars will play Chicago Bears Aug. 7. (AP Wi rep ho to) Detroit at Cleveland, 2 BUILD AND SWALLOW CAR William C. Robinson, Jr., of Chicago at Washington, 2 Sewickley, Pa., was .elected a (LOUISVILLE (AP) - When RENTAL member of the UHRA's board of National League Dan Spalding completed a new directors, replacing the late Al- W, 1. Pet. G.B. subdivision recently, he named ii vin W. Umtermyer. Mr. Robin- Washington Nips Indians Philadelphia 58 41 .586 - "Mjlairta." son Is chairman of the highly Maurice Schwartz San Francisco 58 44 .569 1% The'is the name of his ulcer successful Rolling Rock Hunt Pittsburgh 53 44 .546 4 Associated Press Sports Writer In the National League, Phil-jple as the third place White Sox Amory L.Haskcll Racing Association which holds medicine. & Sons Cincinnati 55 47 .539 4i/2 Birdie Tebbetts is a master of adelphia nipped San Francisco moved two games back of tin a two-day charity race meeting St. Louis 53 48 .525 6 psychology — only sometimes 4-3 in 10 innings, Pittsburgh idle New York Yankees. at Ligonier, Pa., in October. Milwaukee .... 52 48 .520 6"/$ the psychology backfires. That's swept a doubleheider ^from Runner-up Baitimon AUTO INSURANCE Ttfophonts: what happened to the Cleveland Houston 1-0 and 8-3, Los An- trimmed the Yankee margin t Assigned Risk Placed During the session, board mem- Los Angeles .. 50 49 .505 8 Wi Fill S.R. n for RevoMd bers approved a plan for con- Chicago 48 51 .485 10 manager Thursday night when geles ruined Casey Stengel's 74th a half game by stealing some ol Llanm Red Bonk — 747.0787 Houston 45 58 .437 15 Washington defeated the In- birthday by whipping New York Minnesota's thunder with a fivf Collision Coverage U to M tinued financial aid to hunt race Lo-Down Poymli- s mot. to Pay Long Branch —229 • 9408 DEAN'S meetings, enabling them to offer New York 30 72 .294 29^ dians 8-7. 5-3 and St. Louis won its sixth barrage. Jacki' Cancelled PollclK Replaced minimum purse of $2,000 for Thursday's Results Tebbetts shook up his club straight, dropping Chicago 5-2. Brandt connected twice aiv REINFELD AGENCY Asbury Park — 774 • 6666 Earl Robinson, Dick Brown an< timber races. Also approved was St. Louis 5, Chicago 2 with a rash of fines and then the •71-1501 Mlddletown Open Evening! Gary Peters, who has been Brooks Robinson had one apieci the .continuance of the UHRA in- Los Angeles 5, New York 3 Indians shook up the Senators doing some fancy hitting for the RADIO surance policy covering riders in with a rash of runs. Cleveland for the Orioles, who tied a clul Philadephia 4, San Francisco White Sox, left the run-making record for homers In one day. sanctioned races at hunt race , (10 innings) had scored six times before to Bill Skowron and concentrat- meetings, and the $6,600 annually Pittsburgh 1-8, Houston 0-3 most Washington fans were set- ed on pitching. His three-hitter Rookie Dave Vineyard won awarded to the owners of hunt Only games scheduled. tled in their seats and Tebbetts stifled the Tigers and ran his re- his second straight for the Orl racing's leading timber, brush was congratulating himself for oles but needed, ninth inning Today's Games cord to 12-3. and hurdle horses, " ~~ waking up his team. help from Stu Miller after Ron SHOP Milwaukee at Chicago Skowron produced both Chica- Henry smacked a-pinch two-run WE SPECIALIZE IN Aside from'the mentioned offi Cincinnati at St. Louis Unfortunately, the Indians also woke up the Senators. go runs with a sixth inning tri- homer. cers, other directors present Houston at New York AUTO RADIO SERVICE When Washington came back were Randolph D. Rouse, Arling- Sunday's Games A —RADIO and HI - Fl with seven runs in the sixth and sum ton, Va., and Russell M. Arundel, San Francisco at Pittsburgh added some clutch relief pitch- Bears' Rookie Scores Twice CALL JOHN Warrenton, Va. The latter, Los Angeles at Philadelphia ing by Jim Hannan and Ron 747-9895 M.F.H. of the Warrenton Hunt, Milwaukee at Chicago Kline, Tebbetts and the Indians RENSSELAER, Ind. (AP) - Farrington in an automobi CINCINNATI AT St. Lou were back where they started :•*- Rookie fullback John Szumczyk crash. Halas said that from not cm umf was appointed chairman of the 254 Maple Ave., Red Bank Houston at New York, 2 association's financial committee. on the short end. scored two touchdowns yesterday until the All-Star game at Chi Two-run singles by Joe Cun- in the Chicago Bears' last scrim- cago's Soldier Field on Aug. BETTER HAVE YOUR mage before next week's game the Bears will concentrate 01 ningham and Dick Phillips were WHEEL ALIGNMENT Grid Contest the key blows In the Senator with the College All-Stars in sharpening their timing and oi splurge which, put Washington on Chicago. pass blocking drills. \ CHECKED AND PREVEN1 lop, Hannan, who came on after Szumczyk, who played for At Matawan the. Indians hoppeAjm Al. Kpch EXPENSIVE TIRE WEAR Springfield in the Atlantic- Coast "KeirVenturl had'the"best fina! thru AUG. 8 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Pop for five singles and a homer by League last season, scored one Warner Huskies will hold a pass, Vic Davalillo in the first, touchdown on an 18-yard run three rounds in this year's U.S WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS $100,000 SORORITY kick, and punt contest tomorrow pitched five shutout Innings. and the other on a two-yard smash Open. They were 70-66-70 aftei Sat, Aug. 1 at the Oak Shades Little League The Indians got a run In the through center. an opening round 72. Next bes SALVATOR MILE Field'between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. eighth and loaded the bases Coach George Halas mixed over the last three rounds wen The competition will be open to with two out in the ninth on veterans and rookies in the scrim- Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer: Wed., Aug. 5 all' local boys and cheerleading three walks before Kline came mage, which was to have been NINTH each with 210. Jacobs began wltt girls 9 through 13 years of age. on to end it. held Monday but was called off There will be no registration fees. Itwas the sixth straight loss because of the deaths of Bear a 72 but Brewer's opening rouni Even. KM bott driven map* a tmk mm Prizes will be awarded in all age lor * the Indians and fourth players Willie Galimore and John was 76. ami Hw>n . .. maybe you hcrvt tool k down"! groups. straight victory for Washington. Boys will be graded on form, And it left Tebbetts wondering alwayt lake a real hard jolt la mltallga distance, and accuracy. Girls will what a team has to do to win a be judged on cheering and twirl- ball game. wheels enough to caul* unnecessary, co»1ty ing ability. Elsewhere In the American In addition to the competition, League, Baltimore belted Min- SPECIAL! wear lhal can cul lira mileage in half. sWU tryouts will be held for boys and nesota 7-4 and Chicago blanked enjoy driving more, tool Why chance) M girls interested in joining the Hus- Detroit 2-0 in the only other kies team as cheerleaders. games scheduled. MAHOGANY RESORT OF RACING 99 OCEANPORT, N.J. PANELING Per t miles from Garden St. Pkwy., Exit 10! Slight DoteeH 4x8 She«t 2 See JIM ROONEY unlimited parking outdoor and indoor dining terraces RENT A CAR or MARINE LUMBER CO. 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Her short game day, finished in a tie for sec- Darndaren L«i« Day pSfitan Golf Association's Shore was a delerming factor in her ond with Miss Paine. Mrs. Gor- War Knowledge Stall Getter , medal play tournament, Mrs. surge to the championship. On don had 84-82-81—for a 247 total Stall Getter War Knowledge William Tracy of Essex Fells, numerous holes she put her chip for three days. Ss Behave Ingredient shot a red hot 77 yesterday at shot close enough to the hole to Mrs. Bernard Freeman, In- Cron Country So Behave Hollywood Golf Club to wrap up go down in one putt. wood, was in the fourth spot with Sad Pretender Sad Pretender the tourney title in the three- Miss Sandy Paine, Rock 250 strokes on rounds of 85, 82, Takeo Four Triclu day event. Spring, finished only one stroke 83. Star Magician Star Magician It was Mrs. Tracy's fourth: behind totaling 247 on her final Mrs. Alfred F. King of Rum- Four Trick* Bombi title, having previously won in round of 79. Miss Paine had an son, jumped ahead of the local Cleabirn No Wolf 1953, I960 and 1961. Mrs. Tracy 81 at Rumson and an 87 at Deal. leaders to grab top local honors Big Hunk Bull Hero won with a 246 total, which was Mrs. Tracy turned in an 84 at with a 260 tola], Mrs. King had Bull Hero Big Hunk the highest winning total since Rumson, followed by an 85 at an 84 yesterday to go along with Solitude Merry Miml Mrs. Sophie Untermeyer won in Deal. her 85 at Rumson and 91 at Trap Snot Doran Darcy 1957 with a 249. Miss Paine had several oppor* Deal. ••'" Doran Darcy Solitude Yesterday Mrs. Tracy turned tunities to cut into Mrs. Tracy's Mrs. Joseph Rudnick of Jump- Dodger Artful Big Tycoon In a 40 on the first nine and a score, but she wasn't up to snuf ing Brook, finished with a 261 on Big Tycoon Harford County 37 on the back nine (or a 77 over on the green and consequentl rounds of 93, 83, 85. Mrs. Oliver Red Scarf David Harum the 5,960 yard par 5 Hollywood lost valuable strokes that woul< Vietcr, also Rumson, totaled 262 Redpoll Grey Sibling course. In scoring her 77, Mrs,have been beneficial in gettin on her rounds of 87, 87, 88. Mrs. Grey Sibling Redpoll Tracy posted four birdies on the the triumph. Harold Rubin, Hollywood, 'was Buiy Jill Buty Jill first, seventh, 12th and 18th holes. Mrs. Murray Gordon, Elm 265 on rounds of 90, 85, 90. Spring Sun Spring Sun Mrs. Tracy didn't have a six wood, who was tied with Kather Low net leaders were Mrs. Jo- Silver Moon Sunihina Calci seph B. Cralle, Montclair, 224; Haify Pin* Haity Pin* Miss Linney, 228; Jane Goss, LATE SCUTCHES Somerset Hills, 228 and Mrs. Ru- MUTUAL ADMIRATION—Five-year-old Peggy Sue Raftery, daughter of track photog. , Waller Say, Tamden, Magie Spring. Lincroft Team Wins Sr. bin, 229. rapher and Mrs. James Raftery, caresses nose of two-year-old filly, Bold Expe- WEATHER—CUar TRACK—Faif Final Round Flayed >t Hollywood Gall Club. Deo.1. — Final Remits! rience, at Monmouth Park, where the speedy filly will b» one of the favorites in th» Division L. L. Crown Mrs. Win. Tracy, K«»ex Full, 81-85- Frank Linzy, who won IB games 77—346. RED BANK — Lincroft Senior called for a balk. Sandy I'alnr, Rork Spring 81-81-19—!«. $100,000 added Sorority Stakes tomorrow. )r Springfield, Mass., in the Mrs. .Murray Gordon, Klnuvood, 84-83- arden State ;astern League last year, pitched Division AU^Star team, held Jeff Muessig went the distanc HI—!«. Sirs, liernard Freeman, InumMl 85-H2- 7-0 three-hitter In Ws Pacific scoreless for six innings, rallied on the mqund for Lincroft, an 8J—3M. in its final licks to chase over allowed only one hit, a single i Mrs. Ju*. B. Cralle, Miinldalr M-K Asks For 30 oast'League bow with Tacoma. 8J—!M. le beat Dallas. three runs to blast Spring Lake the third frame. Muessig fanne Kallierlne I.lniiej, l'lalnfleld 83-84 Monmouth Park Entries Heights, 3-2, at Memorial Field 12 enemy batters and walke Hfi—iW. Mrs. Allison Choalr, Apuwnmls Kl-86 Day Meeting here yesterday. three. 81—3.VI. First Race—Purse $3500 2 y.o,i. Mdns Clg 5'/2 fur Fifth Race—Purse $3000 4 y.o. & up Cig li'« ml nns Like II (!) IJnrri.lt (3) Mn. Alfred Slaner, Quaker Ilidie M- TRENTON (AP) — Garden The victory gave the Lincroft ab rli ab r 84-8A—2«O. 1. Sally Gap 109 Bracklebank 20-1 1. No Wolf 107 Bove 5-2 * SPECIAL * McBrlde.c 3 1 0 Walah.rt 3 1 Mrs. AKred Klnr, Runuon 85-91-84—260. 2. Knights Note 114 Kallai 4-1 2. Bull Hero 115 Zakoor 4-1 State Park has asked the state team the District 11 Senior Divi- Cia.clella.ss 3 0 0 3mith,3b 2 1 Mm. Theodore Jla»e«, Baltusrol 90-83 sion Little League Championship. J. Guthrldb 3 0 0 Eapoalto.M 3 t 8T—260. 3. Red Pump 118 Kallai 8-1 3. Aprendix 112 Rodriguez 8-1 Racing Commission lor a 30-day 50 LAP Beebe.cf 2 0 0 Sublrnki.lt 2 0 Mr». >aders: eaoh added day of racing brings pitch and reached third on a wild Jadwiga Jedrzejowska, 50, 193' Mrn. Ji>». B. Orall", ill. a)Waxman - Bensing entry 4. Night Crossing 115 Brooks 6-1 * 20-Lap Novice Race pick off attempt. Garry Smith Katherim- l.lnney, 328, 5. Solitude 121 NB 2-1 about $125,000 to the state treas- Wimbledon finalist and 23 time: Jane EE Richis Massing, Tom- 4. Sea Wolf 2nd 115 NB 10-1 Stole second. Smith then came 2-6, 6-2, 7-5. the track applied ton a 30-day mi* Elliar, Pete Fran*, Bill 5. War Knowledge 117 Boulmetis 3-1 •cross with 4he tying tally Seventh Race—Pursa $4000 S y.c. Clg 8 furlongs spring season and 26 days in the Chevalier, Don Slump), Dick Regains Helmet 6. Sir Negev 112 Brooks 15-1 when John Slulbinski laid down a Phil Regan of the Detroit Ti 1. Prince Am 111 Kallai 10-1 fall. The Commission allowed Ltwli, Jack Hart, Chubby How PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Man- 7. Jacorullah 112 Parsons 20-1 sacrifice which moved Esposito 2. Big Tycoon 113 Zakoor 5-2 mly 26 days in the spring. 15 •r and many others. gers fanned 13 Kansas City bat ager Alvin Dark of the San Fran- 112 12-1 8. Darndaren Gonzalez 3. Red Scarf 115 Culmone 5-1 Camden County legtsTators to third. From there, Esposito ters in eight innings on June 1( cisco Giants lost an argument 112 20-1 9. Arcabuz Bove 4. Money Missile 108 Ferraro 12-1 have opposed filling in the so- trotted across with the winning with an umpire Wednesday night 112 but lost, 6-0. 10. Easy Way Syfrig 8-1 5. Harford County 115 Baird 6-1 called dark Mondays on grounds run when Spring Lake's pitcher and kicked a batting helmet so 115 Wall Stadium 11. Last Day NB 2-1 6. Dodger Artful 110 Me Curdy 4-1 that merchants and religious vigorously it landed in the lap 7. David Harum 115 Grant 4-1 leaders object to any increased of a lady fan in a front row Third Race—Purse {3500 2 y.o. fillies Clg 5& fur Route 34, Belmar, N. J. 8. Reargument 111 Bove 2-1 racing. box seat. 1. Cross Country US Grimm 10-1 Barbara Dewaine refused to 2. Dulatian 106 Ottaviano 6-1 Eighth Race-Purse $7500 S y.o. fill allow ( fur return the helmet despite pleas 3. High Speed Amy 111 Kallai 15-1 4. Little Bris Barrow 8-1 1. Old Refrain 118 Grimm 12-1 from several Giants. Dark in us 2. Redpoll 121 Grant 4-1 tervened. But Mrs. Dewaine was 5. So Behave 118 Woodhouse 3-1 Culmone 2-1 3. Busy Jill 121 NB 5-2 adamant. 6. Ingredient us 118 7. Inky's Pride Perna 4-1 4. A Clear Spin Culmone 10-1 "It's just like a baseball," she 113 121 8. Sad Pretender Boulmetis 5. Flamln Hat "Brooks 4-1 New Shipment! said. "I caught it. It's mine." us «. High Folly 112 Boulmetis 12-1 If You Have Dark explained that the Giants Fourth Race—Purse $3500 3 y.o. & up Clg S fur 7. Grey Sibling 121 Balrd 2-1 didn't have many helmets and 1. Bomb! 110 Grimm 6-1 8. Cadabra 116 Brooks 15-1 Been Putting they had to fit all the players' 2. Larsa 114 Korte 15-1 MUST ARRIVED . head sizes. What if one of his 3. aPeggies Pet 106 Kallai 8-1 Ninth Race—Purse $4000 4 y.o. up Clg 1A ml turf Off That Much players had to go to the plate 4. Op Mayo 108 Me Curdy 15-1 1. Singapureno 115 Zakoor 15-1 without protection? 5. Lucky Boy 112 Grimm 4-1 2. Sunshine Cake 115 NB 3-1 • Wakeboards Needed Home Th; manager offered a trade, 6. Dusky Ram 113 Boulmetis 8-1 3. More Corns 111 Bove 8-1 4. Teacher a new baseball for the helmet. 7. aRedmat 106 Parsons 8-1 104 Ottaviano 15-1 Whitehouse 2-1 5. Silver Moon 2nd. 119 Grimm 2-1 Mrs. pewaine accepted and hand' 8. Takeo 116 Grant Improvement Due 111 5-2 6. Nashua's Son 117 6-1 ed Dark the helmet. 9. Four Tricks French Perna ~Z • Surf Boards 110 Bove 6-1 7. Hasty Pine 110 Ottaviano 4-1 10. Star Magician By Dextra To High Costs, Etc. After the game. Dark auto- a)McElroy - Tureby entry 8. Spring Sun 115 Korte 3-1 graphed the ball, which Mrs. Dewaine said would be saved for her son, Gregg, now %. » Zip Sleds Carleton League From Union Carbide NOW IS THE TIME- Sox Players > Prams TO CALL SCHLOEDER CONSTRUCTION AND LET Long Branch Club Clinches By Appleby US PROVE THAT OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, Are Injured WORKMANSHIP THE FINEST !!! DETROIT rl£,cl 3 11 Brereton's leg lor a single. against the Tigers. er Wlbert and Joe Bova hit back Shvrk.lhk.lff 3 0 0 Strollo.rf 8 0 1 Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to-back doubles. The winners fi- DeM&rco,2b 3 0 0 Onacll)a,p Coach Rich Milich was forced to Ber«er.c * SCHLOEDER * nal run 'came the following brin Jack HiU to take wer Six former Open champions Dllvadottl/p 20 0J. 3 S o g in ^ frame. Bert Stronstorff led hurling. were in this year's event at Con- 21 O 2 19 25 CONSTRUCTION CO. off with a single, moved to sec West LotiK Branch 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 gressional in Washington, D.C. Ijtng Branch :..O O 0 Oil x—2 ond when Steve Strollo was safe 2B—R. Wllbert. Bova. YEARS TO PAY They were Julius Boros, Arnold on a miscued sacrifice bunt. Rumion FH (4) Freehold m "hi irylliinu in,, llonif Improvi'incnts" Frank Onacilla advanced both ibrli abrh Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gene Lit- Brlghton.si 3 0 1 3 1 0 runners wiUi another sacrifice Ryan. 3b 4 0 1 Wahlnl-.rf-ct 10 0 tler, Ed Furgol and Billy Casper. Pett!grew,c" 4 0 0 Becker.Jb-p 3 1 1 bunt. Dan Dilley then sent Stron Buckalew.p 4 1 1IH. Hill.cr:r-r-> 3 1 1 Vetterl.ct 4 1 1|J. Gum..lb. 4 I) 2 storff home 'on a sacrifice fly :avanaugh,2b 3 1 OiJ. Hlll.lt-p 3 0 0 to center. 3wenaon,lt> 4 1 3 r. Ourzo.2b-ll 3 0 0 Qutm.lf 3 0 1 Uoshei.u 2 0 Onacilla turned in a fine job 3 0 0|Hclman,c 3 0 0 Brereton.p I n 0 on the mound for Long Branch Lackett,2ti I1 0 I Winier Prices NOW! as ho allowed only two hits, a sin Kolmei,2b 100 gle by Paul Christopher, and a 32 4 8| 28 3 4 I Rumaon-FH 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1—1 I FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE double by Terry Burke. West Freehold 2 0 1 O 0 0 0 0—3 I Long Branch had men at second 2B-H. Hill, Buckalew, Sweoion. I ONE WEEK ONLY rllte oil: Brereton 1 In 3'i. }. Hill 5 1 only twice, in the fifth and sixth. In 2'i. H. Hill O In 0. Becker 2 In 2. I Struck out: Buckalew 7, Brereton 1, J. I TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 SELLING OUT ALL BOATS—MOTORS—TRAILERS Defending league champions, Hill 0, H. Hill 0, Becker 2. Bases on I balU: Buckalew 3, Brereton 0, J. Hill 2," LEFT IN STOCK TO MAKE WAY FOR NEW MODELS* Red Bank, moved into third place Hill 1, Becker 0. A NEW MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP ( with a 4-3 victory over Shrews- Kbrewibuo (3) Hrd Bank 14) bury. The winners pulled the abrh abrh Top Trades—Lowest Terms game out of the fire with two Ruoanno.2b 4 11 V&zvnnt.lb 150 STATE HIGHWAY (RT. 35) MIDDLETOWN Hochrelter.c 3 0 2 x-Qray 10 0 BUY NOW FOR THE BEST SELECTION runs in the last of the seventh. Schliilor.lb < O DIMolllne.rr 4 2 .1 L'ml>ert»on,3t) 2 0 l|f.W'Uama,l(.3b 3 1 2 I After being down, 3-2, John Stcolf.p 3 0 2|'Mtlno,c 4 0 1 I PHONE 747-5050 Mottine led off the winning rally 3tfrnwp|»s,ss 2 0 D|T.Thomp«on,ss 3 (1 0 I FIBERGLASS—BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER—FULLY EQUIPPED Clark.II 2 O OlDeronl.cl 30 1 I with a home run that tied mat' ^avnnaug-h.rf 2O0f3reen.il) . 101)1 15'—35 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $400—NOW $1495 Dolger.lf IOOIE Wlllliim.i.lb I 0 oil ters. Jamie Williams kept the ral- 4urnn.ll 1 Oil 16'—50 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $600—NOW $1695 ly going by reaching base on an torlacher.p 3 I o|| INSTALLS MUFFLERS 17'—50 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $700—NOW $2095 error by the , and 26 3 4| 27 4 8II 19'—65 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $1000—NOW $2595 then stole second. Jack Ottino fol- Shrewsbury _...! O1OOO 1—3 I ttUDAS Red Bank ...0 0 1 0 10 2—4 1 for everything on wheels lowed with a game winning triple. 3B—Ottlno. HR—Moltine. Struck out: Bttele 1. Horlacher 11. WOOD LAPSTRAKES—BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER—FULLY EQUIPPED Mottine was the hero tor Red Bases on balls: Steele 3, Horlacher 2. Complete exhaust systems 16'—35 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $600—NOW $1695 for MOST makes and models— 17'/V—50 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $800— NOW $2095 18>/V—65 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $900—NOW $2495 FOOTBALL including foreign cars. 20—85 HP—TRAILER—SAVE $1000—NOW $2895 PLAYERS CLOSING OUT ALL ALUMINUM BOATS — 9'- 10'-12'-14" PRE-SEASON TRAINING CAMP miDAS FREE 15 MINUTE INSTALLATION MARINE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT, OUTBOARD MOTOR OIL AT TOP DISCOUNTS. HIGH SCHOOL - PREP - COLLEGE AUGUST 1st - AUGUST 31st § Midas Mufflers arc guaranteed Coasf-ro-Coast A&B BOATS EVENINGS 6:30 8:00 P.M. 1_ „5 „ 'MUFFLER against rust-out, blow-out, wcorout as long as N. J. 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ROOR SrL'DEBAKER'Auto- 1955 CADILLAC four-door, new battery. 1963 Al'STIN-HEALEY detuxr over- ** Dnvfr Educatinn Credit ^;'O 4141*5 Greal Iimity car 29K»t new ip:irk Itugs Al diti bl I960 8L'NBEkU — SUplfr. convertible. inat'c ne*- :ire<« airl neat covers. Good AUTOS & TRUCKS •Irlve 52.650. Al'TOPORT ISA, Routtj Radio, heater, joint condition JDSU. 231.30 1355 JIG Good Condilion" i:im -;>T.f!tion «3ftO. Call 229-*5S3 ftfl?P 5. 36. Highlands, Call 872-OMO. McC.U;(hv Chevrolet »••'"" 7^0067 . O^o Good Drivers Cirerllt -3.13 Al'TOPORT LSA Rout* 36, Highiandi 1355 CHEVROLET^ ~~B r a mf' new" Cor- I3W KOnn — Two-door, radio »nd 1961 VOLKSWAGEN"*— sedan. Exc«i 1%. FORD SL'NUNER. - C.nverUMe. NEEINEED) JA SECOND CAR- 1950 Ply Ca'A S72-O5OO. lent condition. Black, excellent trim-, vette engine. Stick, ihift. Must jtcrific*. 17.0000 mil PS. snow tire good mouth Good tires and running onicr.' 208.17 automatic six-cylirder. cltan. poriatlon. must sell. 671-5332. I condition. Aftfr 41-1315. CALL I'S FOR DETAILS ON 1957'"THT'NDERBIRD CLASSIC w tlr hVater._ ExceUrm buy. V2o. 741-7157.! HOW TO SAVE'. AI's Mobil* fc-"63 CADILLAC :.4 tBfiO~~FOP.D SEDAN - six cylinder, P.fd Batik. wr~PLYMOl'Tfl — Four-door ledan, AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS fie TRUCKS automatlc-irarsmlssion. Full price J75O. FINLAY-BREUNINGER, Inc. 1<*.16 CHEVROLET nitfimaiir trar.sml-Mion. A real eron- Sedan dt Vill. R.\aS\.S BROS. PONTIAC. 395 Broad COMPLETE lNSlRXNrt; SEP..VICE or hr-nX ofler. Perlect condition. ,miy tar. Fuji price J«5fl. RASSAS Completely powered Includ- :.. I>ii Bank. 741-5180. Open daily 2T0 Bay Avenue Highltndi. N.J. Call •.''->2-ft543. ' 4 » PROS. PONTIAC. 333 Broad St., Rfri ing outomolic windows, six- mil 9. _ R72-OKW TRANSFtH-RED OVERSKA3 — Must Bank. 741-51 SO. Open duly until 8. woy »eol ond cruise control. 5?» CHEVUOUfiT~~CbNVERTIBLE - - «etl deluxe 19fi* FALCON convfrllblr W^ THAT YOU have «tu4i«i th« Like new. ew top RtJod tires radio heater. 1!»61 PONTIAC TEMPEST, station wajr- ADS. ' Hust!» to Ruisell" to i(l»«ct on. S95O. Al'TOPOIlT 1'SA Rout* 38. %\x cylinder. »titomsllf. radio, heater. and buy fcto p reconditioned Cadfllac iree carburetors floor shin. *17S. Call HiBh!and)i. Call 872-0500. Vive ninths old. Full factory war- S 7TBSR0 ranty, 7200 m;lea- Cail 671-1316, O](tsmr>title or other makt cir! , RUSSELL VOLKSWAGEN - 1%3 Karmann Gh]» 960 CHEVROLET, IMPAUA. TWO door 19S6~HlJ]ck"ilAHDTOp Air condi- MOBILE HOMES in)lop. AtrJtolutfiy n(i rash needed. convertible, Rrtl with t>lack Inp. Eitioning- , powftr brakes, stearinc win- Oldsmobile-Cadillac it* over lowrr. Trfke il Hwy M. Ft H ford. 100 Newman Sprints Rd.. home for H(W RASSAS HROa. PONTI- 7»7-(4»O Red Bulk ll! tnjcinF, Meclianlcally perlett. AC. 395 Rroari Si.. P.ed Bank. 7il-MR0. fjMiTVOLKSWAGEN MICUOBUS, KOM- >oHs rtran.l neve. M95. AIJTOPORT Open (isiily to 9, Bl nln* pamtentf-r. very dependable. 741-0910 *SA. RimtP_M. Highland s__fi7J-O5O(t J55ft Al'TOPORT V&S. Rou« 36, Hl»h- AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS P57 OLPSMOBIIJ!: Four-door sHnn. POI1D STATION \V\GON - Infill Conn- land.". Call S7L>'°^ utomatlr. new ongine. $S5O. Call after try sciiaii, four-door, standard ihift. l'ji.W CHRYSLER — Grwvl condition. !»>7 CAPILLAC motor and trammii- STRIKE SETTLED SjiW. Frivfttf Call "41-0823. Clean. Six cylinder, good mileage. siun. Pricp ill rath. 24 Washington St., R\im*on, 842-1187. 962 CHEVROLET' STATION WAGON 196CI MO-White convertible speedster. Radio renter, four good white wall*, J1.1&5 lA>w milnig*. like new. (L.24X). 84'.!- two 8nov tlrer |15O or beat ptttr. 201- NEW FORDS NOW ROLLING IN cCARthy Chevrnlet 291-1101 1236. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES "62 CHEVr AUTOS fc TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS Four- Door BOAT BARGAINS Station wagon. The economy AT MOUNT ENGLISH! 1981 Chrli Cntt CrulMr. », !lk« o«w. llx cylinder/ standard irons- many extras, twin 18& h.». notorl, |B,> mission. Equipped . with ra- 300. dlo. heater. Excellent condi- Over a month's supply is on it's way. To move this huge If)1 DlxlA Outboard, new, barcmln. tlon. This fin* family cor. '59 KARMANN GHIA $1195 221 Crull-Aloni. food. J1.9S6. backlog, we are offering savings far greater than the nor- 20' Ohrii Cntt SUH, M», Convirtiblt, radio, h**tar, whit*, mw top. 33' Thompion akl.'f, ISO tip. RUSSELL lntereeptor, outboard driv«, new, t>tr- mal year-end clearance. ln. Oldsmobile-Cadillac '61VOLKS $1295 mw litt Chrli Craft Cruller, Company 21' CRUISER, 171 lnt«rc»»tor, birram 100 Nawman BDrlnn Rd CHOOSE FROM AN IMMENSE SELECTION OF YOUR ALWAYS Station wagon, turq. and whiU, J1.2O0 Rell makes and models. And we're offering savings worth '62 VOLKSWAGEN * fltlilnr. Phone singing about on every one of 'em ... including late-model Fords with exclusive S42-2O29. USED CARS ARE 15' LYMAN OUTBOARD — 31 h.p. service-saving features and famous A-l Used Cart that havt been inspected, Johnxm. electrlo etart, controlj, canvu top, fully wmppel pltui tilt trailer, reconditioned when necessary, and road-tested. Come and get 'em I '58 VOLKSWAGEN belt offer 671-3510. Blaelt, n«w paint, 1»57 1.UHR* — 31' cabin cruller. Pully •mulpned, (ood condition. Call after 5 '59 Dodge one-ton Utility Truck 395 '61 Mercury Meteor 1050 m. 7 SHREWSBURY 18' runabout. 22 h.p. Mercury outboard, molded plywood; windshield*, controlK and . necessary equipment, (375. Call 128-3421. MOUNT-ENGLISH 1 12 AMJMINUM BOAT — "Sea Klni" 1962 BUICK 5 h.p. Chief Engine. Completely Sire. 1904 Monmouth and Mapl. Avt.. Rod Bank 74I-4O00 equipped. |175 or tiest offer. 281-1476. Eltctric 225 Convirtiblt MOTORS SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY CHRIS CRAIT — 28' «ibln oralser. Fully vquipptd, Twin screw, eleepa four, heeui, caflsy, •II leather interior. 741-8500 top condition. Re-aaonable. 842-1IM. S31 SIOCA SHIIffER — 19J1. AAA $2495 oondlUon. Hydra-ulio Ttierse, head, SEE CIRCLE CHEVROLET'S eleotnle bllje, pautolei decked, 109 Gr'ay—65 noun. Anchor and ISO' nylon Jlne—riew. 'Impaaae" at towhia no. two yard. Red Bank. B.150 firm. 871-0307. 1961 CHEVROLET J5' OU) TOWN — «l h.p. Oale, 1M3 Impala 4>dr. Fully aquippao!. model, price too. Call Low mileage. 29I27B3. W OWENS CABIN CRUIEER—In betu- Exceptionally claan. Uful lhape. fihlp-to-ahore radio, nivy eutvu top, sleep* three, link, stand-up $1695 ttad and eitra lane (ta tank, ato><. In water. 711-031$. '

(More OaMtfled Adi SPECIAL On The Next Pig») OFFER '62 BUICK OF VALUES AUTOS & TRUCKS Wildcat 2-dr. H.T. Bucket seah Fully equipped. ON ALL OK USED CARS $2095 EXQUISITE MERCURY MONTEREY! 1961 T-BIRD Stlng-Rey {ait katl. RaJio, heater, wkitewall tiret. Four Fully aquipptd with air-conditioning. speed tranimiiiion. Peiitraction. $2295

I960 FORD Country Squire Station Wagon. '62 CORVAIR Excellent condition. $1295 Msiua Coupe. Radio, heater, whitawell tlrai. Powor.jlid* rranimliiion.

1959 PONTIAC 64 Mercury Monterey 2 - Door Sedan Star Chief. Vary clean. $1095 "62 CHEVROLET TRANSPORTATION liiceym two-deer. Redie, heater, six tyllndar standard SPECIAL SPECIAL — tranimliiion. CLOSE-OUT PRICES' '57 FORD Ranch wagon. ON ALL 1964 MERCURYS Good transortarion. FOR '64 $295 "58 CHEVROLET Stetien wajon. Hieter, lix cylinder, jtandard. . THE PRICE IS MEDIUM THE ACTION IS MAXIMUM LOW COST THE CAR IS BANK FINANCING JUST A PARTIAL LISTING MERCURY

BOB FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO DRIVE ONE TODAY! WHITE MOTORS BUICK CIRCLE When You ENGLISH LINCOLN-MERCURr Want More Shrewsbury Ave. 34 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK New Shrewsbury CHEVROLET CO. Than The Usual In A Medium Price Car 741-6200 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK Open Eves. 747-4545 THE DAILY REGISTER I BOATS AND ACCESSORfES EMPLOYMENT HELP WAN1T5—FEMALE FOR SALE FOB SALE FOR SALE FET3 A LIVESTOCK HELP WANTED-FEMALE 20-Fri4«y, July 31, 1964 SECRETARY ~ 2 DAY SALE BIG PUPPY SAL£ ~\u o/.jjikju'fM Ftyj'tV USED FURNITURE PRICES... BOATS A!©"A£CESSOBJES ^rZ,7 ""' .H? iRECEPTIONIST-SWITCHBOARO WUDAY 4*MJ 5ATUROAY kUAt« L SEWING MACHINES amyjj . . --• '' ' ' • }fi*-&.J.% *TJe ftUtjii'; tl'tf/'.y litt'.Tk/jlt *i.fcn*riU e'.tr.'j k.'A 'ytAr.i fW.'Ji bt BUT NEW FURNITURE! monkey*, #•*"•• RUMSON YACHT BASIM J)' '/fW/.K ow.'UER, USED PORTABLES Dog grooming *M. hf tp- .! !76 lLtOnnll. St Rumsoo AND CONSOLES CANTNE CHATEAU 2S' 0WEN8 CRUISER. V-t-220, *!,1M Position available immediately In Key- Eatonlown O'DAV WIIXiEON B41LBOAT, ne« CLERK-TYPIST WHEN YOU BUY A , (201) S42-230O MusMu«Lt hahave good typing skill and abilityability) port but required a. move to our new ondition, used for show only, $900. J d ty AKC LABRADOR* -PUPPIES — 10 SALES & SERVICE 21' VENTNOR SKIFF, new condition, to- ' handle detaile —taile '--d* clricaclerica-'--' ll• -work- ork-••. . 808 m plant now under construction in HoJmde) iled Township on Rt. 35. $14.95 champions, four generation*. Permanent ueed for show only, S2.S00. contact, advancemendt t possibilitiesib . ihols. Femsles, its. males. CO 94641SI. ' SUv€rtoo gklfta 19' TROJAN. 75 Evlnrufle, Sl.OStf CANCELLATION 3-ROOM Petrct — Simpson Radio Salary commensurate with experience. 'AIR HAVEN YCYACHHT WORKS, INC. These are Immediate opening! to star PUPPIES — Free to good home. Mixed 33' New Bllverton Skiff f 4,095 n«i train in K«yport ami then movp t Excellent fringe hfnefitn. Air condi- «ei. Fimales only. Call M' 1963 Peterson Viking $18,600 Kt of DVDe.Vormad A SINGER SEWING 747-3010 m: new piant in H'llmnTl T'jwnshJi tion fri otUvr5 iJa riling and caletena 7S7-MS4 35' Hans Peterson, twin screw, Kalr Haven lit. 35. Goofi BtartniB salaries, broa "acilitles. Hour* h a.m. to 4:30 p.m. OUTFIT - with flying bridge , $15,000 rlnge hpnprils. Hour* fl to i:?,!i Cafe CENTERS BEADLE SHOW STOCK-Two-month- SAIL AWAY — for a day or week, p l(i male. Top blood line, Blre dam can 13' Chris Craft, twin screw, Available lur charier, Stoul Fella, Sr. eha, jiarking [acilSUes, air c&iviitsone IVrite in c<>nM nc« or call Peter HaP 3 Complete Roomi of New Furniture 9 8ROAD ST. RED BANK flying, bridge fll.&oo •fficei. lock. 2&4-S7OO for an appointment. le sar-n. Excellent bone and conflrma- 18' Sloop" 1063, $ 3.15HClass Inboard auxiliary sloop, 26 8 x •-URN1T1JRE FOR SALE - Sold my Ion. Sire out of champion Johnson's 27' Luhra cabin cruiser f 2,450 7'fi x 3'10. Bpacinun cockpit, seals eight Take Over and Pay Balance of $176.45 Lome. Will sell very rea.sona.bit. Uvinj; Fancy Bnois. Sire has gioup place- »r more for day BitlSing. Cuddy cabin, Write, or call Pete !tom •oom, bedroom, kitchen [urnlture and ments. Pries J10O;. Call evening* J-7, 18' Outboard W lip notor $ 5ft0 .2 noon *JS4-S7(KS4 ) /or an appointment. MATTEL REDUCED PRICES MAKE THESE iftiui, Icebox fur four overnight. Ex- n WEEKLY jtensils, etc. Other small items all In T47-0176. tpiienced sailors oniy. Call 741-2fsOO. «ry good conctillon. Owner. 741-3246. GOOD BUYS INC. BKAUTIFUL CEDAR DOG HOUSE&- 28' Co*at bait, flying bridgt % 3,50(1 MATTEL INC. ROOMS SOLD SEPARATELY TWO BEDROOM SETS — One cherry, 18' Sea Skiff, 125 h.p. f WO 4" WOLVERINE — Wlih 35 h.p. Evln- n Marine Buibling, P.O. Box 395 Sizea for all doge. KING'S KENNELS, rude. Trailer, cover, eklis and Dther Aero Marine BuiMing, P,O. Box 368 Key port dining room set Rt. 35. Oakhurst. 531-1637. 21' Outboard cruiser, new Key port. • 8-PIECE CONVERTIBLE LIVING ROOM GROUP 5)2-1! SW. Mfrcury motor $ t.SOO equipment, $:S00. 671-1045. ^^^^^^ WATCH FOR Ol'R ANNOUNCEMENT GROOMING — All breeds. Alao boarri- Watch for our announcement of tutuj- OF FI'TCRB OPENINGS. FINANC1NO ARRANr.ED openings. • 9-PIECE BEDROOM GROUP UTILITY TRAILER — Good condition, Ing. Pick-up and delivery, Chfhuauha POCKET MAKER — On ladles' coati. KO<>1 tli-M, H5 Maple Ave. Keans- and collie puppies. Collie, Chihuahua JQ' MORTON JOHNBON — 671 Diesel. BUSINESS NOTICES g. 757-7254. WA1TEP:SSES — Hay and nipht shlf Top wages. Union ehop. 33 hr. week, • 5-PIECE DINETTE stud service. 671-1S62. Documented. Suitable work or pleaiure. Apply in peraon, REX'6 DINER, High- Vacation with pay and all paid holl- Consider email Inboard- 264-7512. SHALL BABY GRAND PIANO tt50 FIELD CHAMPION — Woodland Artist ODD JOBS — Cleaning cellars, attics, m. lieyport. -liiyi". Apply Adam* Urns, 25 South CALI, Sired Beagle Tups, wormed, AKC Brirlge Ave.. Rfd BJinlt. OFF SHORE THOMPSON — IB', al yards, etc. Hauling and trucking. Hea- NUFiSlCS AIDE J22-7O1H. R., 560. Al Rogers, 25 Hlaleah Ave ble. BftD Trucking. Call 261-7635- lll 7R73U8 •lectric, M h,p. Johnson. Fully equ;ppei 11-7 Sliift LEGAL BECriETARY — Capable o( FIELD FURNITURE COMPANY In water. $9!>5. Call 747-9120. Call 291-O44Q asBumtng rornptete charge of lawyer's 39 KIREPLACBS A 8PEC1AUTY — \W or/ice In Bay-shore area. Salary com- 7-11 EAST FRONT STREET BOAT AND OUTBOARD We'll be 39 yeat« oM neit month. You s of masonry. CHARLES HOWER, CASHIER ipiiriuraie with abilllv an*i experience. can depend on us to properly install REAL ESTATE FOR RENT In water $250 or best offer. Call 741- trfl'-lnr Call 747-4479. pplles krpt in confidence. Write to KEYPORT, N. J. your window shades, Venetian Winds, 01S0 between 5-7 p.m. Evenings 5-11. Wrltn slating nualiflra Music For ftII OccaJiloni (i to "BH", Box 511. Red Bfc \.Y." Box Ml, Ki'. iblMly to 'rice S1S.500 cash. Shown by appoint- Ruscil's Sycamore Greens—Sycamore IANI> MABSAOK — Active and pae- mpel ami talk wltm business IraderB. 'r!p3e window unit 3/0x5/2 (35, 3,000 Ave, Opposite Little Silver Lumber. 741- go. f 1.700. IRWIN YACHT WORKS, REGISTERED NURSES -~ All ehlftfl mcnl oniy. 8506. WATAWAN VILLAGE Red Batik. tlve exorcise, ret lute tn complete prl- Writs in detail about experience and JOSEPH G. McCUB «1. ft. BCOOI framing lumber 570 per .•acy. Call 741-96Sfl. Year round position. Excellent wages mrs'Mina! history to "A.E." Box 511, .000. Must take tot. Approximately WrllH to "BO," Hox 511, HPIJ Bank Exclusive Agent Kentlng Agent on Premises SAILBOAT — Small, just completely trd Hank. Phone 812-OIU i-10, damaged sheet rock, $1 ppr sheei KLECTRIC STOVE - Doubjp oven, reMniihed; ready (or water. Ideal as •voi'JJ> yuij IJIKK a mortem, ceram- :eiling tile, white, J3,y5 per JO Bq II SI automitlc, lour-burner top with Model: 566-0283 or cetl HU 7-2700 c tlleil bathroom? Fres estimatea. J)RSTM, ASSISTANT nvpT 21. finnr first iRUer. $276 or best offer. Call typing ability, transporlntion. Exp?r KXl'ANDING SALJCS TEKIUTORY — MOVE RIGHT IN — Bolt left cream :arton. I"xl2"xl6" J2.iO parh. iddJp In the mfdrlle, A real steal. DIHGCTIONa: Garden State Parkway B42-312B. pnc.p. Write to "JJ.T.1 Hox 611, Ite E(]Hil:tlile Life- Looking (or college itfjri;, h'>t sandwiches, property lur- kmrs 37"xSl" S9.95, 33"Jt8r' 5ft L'3, Call 741-7437. orth to Exit 120 to Morrfslown Road, grad-uwner of own Inisiness, or some- iLshed HiKirtrni'tU with, lieat, good ior. l"xSl" $8.95. Slightly damaged nu«h MARINE SUPPLIES JLKAN CELLAR, YARDS, GARAGEH BniM. HAMMOND ORGAN — AnprcfiertHtlvp and ean iiuallfles. PIIOTIB daytime 519-7575, or •uses, s^vcrt apartments. Heated, ex- imall, 82" wide 42" high, J35 each com THE BOATMAN'S BHUP ionfl, garages. Call 291- llent tucorrie. on traveled rmul. $22.- lete with center dash. Attic stairways r mpntl lion a, thlfl pleasant way. Cull 741-4343 or wrlti 747-1646. Evenings, 747-1)151 nr _g:>5-40J4. l( Available August 21. 264-6438. (4 Wharf Ave. 741-6780 Red Bank 3785 or 741-7330330. Mm. Mnrgiiret Gtilotta, P. O. Box J&0 ilOOl^TNV AND SIDING — Mectianlci. 5(10. MEYEK MORRIL.L, Broker. 87^ n carton for 25 -"xM" cellinc opening, YOU CAN Open Sundays anfl Holidays 0 nm-1 pm nclosft your porch or breezeway with HED BANK — Spring St., modern flraL HOAKD1NG KENNKLS—In Bquankiim. nrt Banfc. Apply 9 a.m. InsiiifUlon & Siding Corp., S18.93 each. Work Denehos, heavy duly, USED BOATS AND MOTORS Iron 005 Main St., As bury Park. AVAILABLE FOR LEASE ~ Modern, »"x72"x36" high, J13.M each. Ping ALUMINUM Jilousied or awnlne win- loor unfurnished apartment la two- " Kc vharicd run«. William Nuerberger DKNTAL ASSISTANT over 21, Som' clowj. Arid a room the Inexpensive way. apartment house, Four -rooms, bath, $275 to $4,000 boUi Inboard and on! [K18-54H5 typing iibllliy, transportfttlin. No ex gh VOIUIIH.', service station with major >ong tops, two piece, V thick, regula- board. In the waltr, ready to go. Uned UA1U1GR — Bxiwrlcncoil. ISocd work- il company. Paid training. 261-3161 ion 5'x9" 511.W per two piece top, no "•all u» lor free ettlmnte, murage. Call 81U-11HJ7, or 8U-372J eve- HOOKKEEPINO anrt secretarial flerv- perlpncc pfederl. Write to "B.T." Eo; iiK cumiltlnns, modern air conditioned •ases in stock- Picture storm sash, alzo nings. motori and one good used trailer 511. Red Hank. nights, weckenrin. BITRFSIDB MARINA, 80s Bright, 842 i Jnciu.linK 5, roof liquid coatinp. 5 FLAGPOLES — Fir, unpajnted Hi FlberjlMB, fully equipped, trailer, ful rin|>laymciit. Must apply In nirton, repeat business. Less than $50 needed, :al. can, J2.!>5. Peg boa.r1, i'x$'x% (Hamelcr 14* &1.40 - 16' n 61). Inex- SALESGIRL WANT 2:30-5 or alter 8:30 evtnlns». HOWARD for Inventory to get started. Fully re- pensive, but very elective. RED BANK PAIRF1D — Lawnmowem, chain saw*, JOHNSON, i'.ollto 35. Midtllolown. (undable. Call M9-I86O or 636-1790, J-10 52.95 each. Common nails (bright! LUMBER, corner i*earl and Wall St., LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished, mod- 542-2338. Price $1,000. El.)-In infanta' and children'! wear $9,95 100 1b. keg. All prlcea cash and ern, four-room with tile bath apart- portahle pumps, generatora. Call M2' Must apply in person, Bob, Betty Shop p m. all week. Or write "A.P." Box Bod Bank. ment. Heat, hot water, stove, refriger- 22' OWENB — Cabin cruiser. Stanrl 4fil5 nr.y ftours. fW liroiwl St.. Rpri Bank. MAEON - - Mt-Tiround. maLaonry work. 511. Red Bank (or detail*. carry, loaded In your car. Bale days up head ami galley, sleep* three, 220 Call DICK ItOGERS, tariing July 29 Tor Wednesday, Thurs- SIOVINO TO FLORIDA — Must aeil ator. Second floor. Available August 1. h.p. Flagship engine, ahlp-to-fltiore CELLARS — Attics, yurils defi WINTER IN FLORIDA — Housekeepe 787-1017 lay, Friday and Saturday only. All rurnlture, large mirror, typewriter md $100 monthly. 222-3037. ni ale* Una!. Positively no chnxgei of any radio, exceptionally rood condition, In 1 light trucking, moving. Call for lady a<'" >l Ipscher. Expenses, plu. AUTO MECHANIC — Only eipierienced »unrlries. Can 264-6281. 787-7020 sin all salary. Age un-lmportant. Cai MORTGAGES ind. THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Heat water. Call 741-7260. Sea at Tradewlnds man need apply. MOUNT ENGLISH KOUH SHAW WAUJER — Secretsrla Marina, Sea Bright. E)I6M21 SALES CO.. Maple Ave. Hell Bank, All merchandise firsts unless other- and hot water supplied. JOHN O. LEWIS — Ca blurt Maker BANK RATES laa indicated. desIiH. Excellent condition Cash and 234-5932 14' FIBERGLASSES BOAT — M Furniture refinlshing. Rfpulrs, AHera- HOUSBKSEPKH--COO5C — Sleep-in 8 to 5:3>. Monilay to Filday. IMMBUIATE CASH arry. S.W eiich. 7K7-7S82. lit 2nd, 3rd Mortgages 85 en Jin*, trailer, all equipment and lions. 17 JEast Front St. Jtnrt Bank Own room. Position located in Re< LAB TECHNICIAN — Day Hhift. In RED BANK LUMBER OHA.M1) PIANO RIVERSIDE GARDENS •kls. 5370. 871-0*06. 741-6405. Bank. 747-1&72. Home Improvement Loam research Ian. Must have experience. Debt Consolidation — Low eat R&tei OnNKIl PEARL AND WALL STREET medium S|7.P. Just tunert nnil put Into fl WeBt Front St. Red Bank Apply 8TEPHAN FERMENTATION 12 000 month $11.05 Red Bank 741-5900 condition. |300. Call 7(1-9015. Juat now available, S'/i-room apart- CHEMICALS INC., Clark St., oil Broad- AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS }3 i>no month $21.0*7 icnt, beautiful river view, cross venti- way, Keyport, N. J^ ^ [tEFRIGERATOR-FRBBZKR — Both ALTENBURS PIANO HOUSE Uon, new kitchen. CIOSD Xt> shopping $t 000 montn J2S.09 'rest frt't, CA .Whirlpool 14 cu. It., ami transportation. Call Superintendtrt |f,000 month J35.ll o years, 51T5. 741-4933. Rent A Piano $12 per Month 741-9600 or MArket 2-78D0. MEN WANTED GREAT NORTERN MORTGAGE CO. RACTOR 7 H.P. SIMPLICITY - Two TEHRACE APARTMENT8 — Five- Hi.'4S4a VO S-WUl Heel with 10" plow, disc, harrow, KNABE, MASON-HAMLIN, SOHMEE, Our Bondod Personal Rrepresentatlve room second floor apartment* Immedl- To work with general manager ot now blades, snow blower, wheel CAELE-NEL30N. EVERETT STECK, ,to occupancy. Adulti only. Will Call At 5four Horn* At tfour •ights. Excellent condition, C&l 141-Oookmas Ave. 4 Main St. Aibury Pk. power maintenance m«.nuEa.cturer. work Convenience. No Obligation, 7*1-4860 locally. We will train you. Must bs be 1683. Optn dally tin 9 sat. till 5:30 776-9301 UNFURNISHED — Three room apart* iween 1&-3S years of age. F1KST ANLJ SECOND MORTQAOBS CAMERON OIL HEATER — Htvtr AVAILABLB — Elwln 8. Stark, Roal meat. Atlantic Highland*. KeaaonabU, used, Haa Slectrlc Ian air mover, and ilAHD UOCK MAPLE — Doubli bed rent SS5-$95, all utilities. 291-3760. CALL 566-53M Estate and Mortgagi Consultant. :«<• Iralt regulator. COST »70. PRICE WO. and chent. Maple drejjer, -desk, mlr- SALARY $S5 D42u I42-2512. 310 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. ror, lampa, rug. Reasonable. 229-3588. TWO BEDROOMS — Living room, MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE — dineite, kitchen and bath. In ont ot 120 BASS ACCORDIAN - With case. Reti Bank's finest gardea apartmenu, KXFEHIENCED TV MAN — Full-time. 75 per cent loans nt 5'v ppr cent. 2-3 INSTANT J10O. 13 bas. accordinn with case, J25. (136 per month. See Superintendent's AC Radio and TeJevition. Call loan at Sit per cent, To J40.0OO. Call pjd player piano, needi repair, »25. Apartment, No. 34 or Apirtment 162 CLEAN-UP 7*1-4768 14T-0MT. window shade service. Just bring your rollfr and chose from dozens of the 671*3106. Manor Dr., Red Bunk. ACCOUNTANTS, PUBLIC [at and 2nd Mortgages available for levvest types, Sit down in our ihow- DOMESTIC ELECTRIC — Console sew- immediate service. Ca-1] LONG BRANCH — New garden apart- \SBURY PARK: C.P.A. firm with di- room and relax awhile or do a little Lnc machine. ments, atr cnnrlltlnned, GE kitchen, all versified email business clientele has BROWN & OYBRTON AGENCY shopping and stop back when your 671-1600 9 White St. Heri Bank 74KS25. utilities supplied. 3la rxmu, |120. 220- slafl openings, all grades, In auditing, ihadei ara ready. Clotb shades from 9621 or 229-455(1. laxea umt management services. Ex- 98c to the latest fabrics with decora- THHEE PIECE BEDROOM SET - SAVINGS cellent opportunity for men with*Imagi- tor fringe from 12.38, Good condition. Glider. Call FOUR-ROOM — Unfurnished apartment nation, proven ability and desire lor INSTRUCTION 7)7-1517. Branch Ave., second floor, all utilities professional advancement. Minimum Included, ndulU only. T41-74M. requirements college degree with major PROWN'S PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE ON ALL BRAND-NEW In accounting and two years' experi- MID SUMMER SWIMMING INSTRUC- 12 Broad St, Red Bank 711-7500 See our display back o( our store. l'WIN GABLEi — 39 AfveritdB Av«,, ence. Selections fur interview wm be TION — Tired of being laughed at? GENERAL ELECTRIC — Refrigerator. Chaise loungps, chairs, rockers, set- Red Bank on river, SM and lour made on baais ot complete resumes. Swimming In private pool. Friendly Excellent working condition. 560. Also :ees, tables. Quality at discount prices, rooms unfurnlihed, five-room otftci, All replies treuteil in confidence, P. O. atmosphere. Two instructors. Call 741- four burner electric stove. Can 971' 741-2393. Box 3, Asbury Park, N. J. 07713. 1139 or 747-0699. PROWN'S 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 BATONTOWN RETIRED OR SEMI-RETIRED MALE MOVING—FURNITURE AND HOUBE- '64 RAMBLERS! HOLD GOODS. CALL 'RUMS. WEIGHTS, 28" Bike, Fool- COUNTRY CLUB for part-time liquor store clerk. Write MERCHANDISE 671-1081 ball equipment, wet suit, microscope, mating qualification! to "B.V." Box \tont\ Trains. Call 747-17(5. APARTMENTB & BWIU CLUB 511, Red Bank. FOR SALE Wffi BUi AND tiELL anyuuog and £.. TRADE IM your oia niran.ur» witn no TINTON AVE. BAKER — Experienced, one man oper- very thin t Oiva tn« rjfgheit prtcei. RAMPLER SELECT USED CARS a.ll William Lttt furniture, Inc., Hwj.down payment snd get a new parlor ation, full Una for diner. Apply in per- or dlolnf room i«t at sale prices. Wl: 1 son between 10 a.m. ami 6 p.m. Slan- TERMS ARRANGED . 9, Mlddleto\vi) .11-3213. Op«n «vt- BimmlRg in your "own privw* twlm" inRa till B P.m. Ham Lea Furniture Inc.. Hwy 3Sclu. b right on the lite . , . only minutes Ity'e Diner. V. 8. 1. Wamlbrldge- Prown'a have tbre& easy ways to pay Ulddletown. 7*1-3213, open •vsnints till (or storm windows and doors. Stop in away (rom ocetn bathing, wb'U sand- O1L BURNER SERVICE MAN — Yeat- REDWOOD 9 p.m. bpaches, boating, Hshlnj and Monmout.i '63 HILIMAN 1395 '61 FORD 1395 '60 D006E 995 ly Large oil company. Benefits. LonK we'll show you top quality at loweit prices and talk over ihe easy terrni. KORMICA KITCHEN BET — Yellow, Shopping Center . . . on» block frot Super Minx 4- !r. Like new. Sslaxi. 2-dr. MTauto., , 4-dr. ledan, iufo., Brancti and Red Bank Vicinity. Write !x4-6' J1.20 e&cb. 2x4-8'. |1.60 each. reasonable. Call after 5:30. within walking distance of «ipreitt R&H, pcw.r it. •.Ing. &&H, a refti criampuH. rt8 or 741-3638. let our window ihade experts make TR 3 your shades while -you -wait WOODWORKING MACHINERY Coumry Club Apartment* and Swim American 4-Jr, sadan. B.I Air 4-dr., automatic, R&H. SERVICE STATION "ATTENDANT — Reasonable prices Club. - - — —SPECIA1TSHEETROCK PROWN'S Able to rio routine service KinUv.ii work. Call 291-0827 RED BANK — Fikrntihtd three room Apply in peraon only. WALT'S SUNO- 12 Broad St. Red Bank 7*1-7500 apartment near all transportation. CO, Route 35. Miiiflletown, 5c SQUARE FOOT BEAL'TJFUL MODERN BEDROOM — Adults only. TU-7076. ill. ix8. tx5, 4x1(1. ir.12. Caih, cirty. MERCHANDISE WANTED RELIABLE MAN — Part-time mom- Double bed, dressing table with huge GARDEN A PARTMENTS, I/JNO inga. Age 26 or up. Year round, floor RED BANK L.UMBER, corner Pearl round mirror, two bureaus and mlrrora, waxing and Janitorial service. 7SI-2O94. anil Wall SU. Red Bank. night table. |flO. Call 291-2527, CASH ror old toy tralm, trolley cars BRANCH and EATONTOWn LOCA- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING mactllnel. and cast Iron toys made before 1940. TIONS. Studio, 3H, *i,i rooms, turalthid EXPERIENCED BUTCHER - Good All makes new or used. Guaranteed. RIDINa LAWN MOWER — 19« model 7(1-1999 alter t p.m. and unfurnished from $115. All utilities pay, Call Sean. 5 h.p. 28 inch cut. WUI sacrifice, Included. Swimming pool available tt Low ft* $25. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth OLD FURN1TUJI& - Antiques, enma, 787-1589. SI. Next to theater. 147-0*85. moving, must sell. $175. 767-S666. JSatontnwn. glassware, art object* and orle-a-bra^ FEIST ft FEIST REALTORS TWIN-BORO RAMBLER DRYER — Norge deluxe model, like •ULL-SIZED WALNUT BED — Boximmediate cash for anything and every, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK PART TIME new, $65, Call uprlng and hmttresa to match In aatln thins. Ruscll's, So BMt Front St., Rox 701 Eutontown BOl*i TU-4933 Pertcct condition. *25. 741-843B. 741-1693. Man 21-30 for part-time sales. Eve RUMSON—Five rooms (two b*droomi) OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 747 - 0040 nlngs and Saturday morning*. $33 to HOUSE SHUTTERS - All Iliea, pic- SUBJECT . . . PICTURE FRAMING .NTlQU - Palnunss. N. J.Atlas' water auppiied, email family, leue, $50 per week. For interview call Fuller tur«e (rames,, desks,, etc' . Antiqu' " e shop. Place , . , our factory Estates purchased and appraised. 747' $110 month. LOCUST—Five rooms (two Brush Co, U2-54S9 between 6 and 8 117 Mai"" n St.- . Por~ t Monmouth. AMOUNT . . . ONE OR 0KB 2003. *Ths Hudson Shop Inc., 51' bedrooms), heat, water, gas supplied, p.m. THOUSAND road St. Shrewsbury. adults, one pet, lease, $150 month. Price . . . Wftoleialel DENNIS K. BYRNE, Be*ltor, 8 Weit BARTENDER — Part-Lime tor eve MR. WOLCOTT RELAXAC1ZOR. - Will buy best of- River Rd., Rumson. 842-1150. nlngs, Saturday and Sunday. Call 872> will be glad to stop at your home and FROM WHOM . . . fer. 1450. Sandy Hook Bay Marina. talk about genuine ALCOA ALUMINUM 871-0890. FOUR-ROOM — Ail improvements., en- TV SERVICE MEN — Full and part SIDING. End your palntlnj problemi. LOU COOPER PORTABLE T. V, - closed porch. Call —-• 7S7-0666, SEE OUR LINE-UP OF STARS! time.-Start immediately. SUN APPLI- WHO ELSE? *25 cash. ANCE. H71.209LT. PROWN'S . Call 871-2580. RED BANK KENNEL HAN — For amaji animal 33 Broad St. Bed Bank 7U-75TO TCT0R1AN — Chalae. Can be lee: MOST BEAUTIFUL hospital, flve-day week, must be good, DANISH MODERN FURNITURE at Beara Ave., Navesink. Call for ap steady worker. Call 747-4522 between Tliree robins, reasonably priced. CE.U PETS & LIVESTOCK deluxe, modern one and two-bedroom HILLMAN MINX 0 a.m. and S p.m. 222-1037. polntment. 291-2169. apartments. Large rooms, closets, from HAMMOND ORGAN — Walnut, spin 9115. Free parking. TAXI CAB DRIVER REFRIGERATOR - 14 cu. ft. Hot- NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES — TWL MADISON GARDEN'S model, excellent condition, W00. 747blac. k females, three month* old, AKC Murt he excellent dr i\ et, ov»r 25- point. Two iloor, top Ireezer sell tie- 9631 after 5. 132 South St. 741*7633 Call 747-0747. [rostlng. $150. CaJ] 233-7562 after 5 p.m. •glstered. 7(1-5078. M739 SIX WINDOW SCREENS—28l47. S3.50 THREE-ROOM APAKTttBNT — Air AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALIST in electri- CLIPPING AND BATHWO condltlon«4. Im.me4is.te HAMMOND ' each. Alao two 28x37. Call alter 7, All breeds. Margie flchmldt, by a> ' DELIVERED " . cal and ignition aye-terns, five days, Keanshurg, 797-1050. Call Fort Monmouth Post Garage, 532 747-1183. polntment. 7S7-S68S. 1911 for Interview^ ORGAN STUDIO RUMSON — Two rooms and bath *J1 SHADE SAVINGS GERMAN BHEPHBH.D PUPS — Cham utilities, on bus line, perfect for buiil- OF ASBURX PARK plon sired, 11ns bred. Outstanding qual ncsa person. T Laiayette St. 842-3798. Se« our new collection of quality choice Ity at reasonable prices. 223-3547. HELP WANTED—Male - Female USED ORGANS ~ lamp shades. Low, low prices. That ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — FurMstwd HILLMAN Station Wagon Thotnas Spinet $ 315 lamp with aa fresh lamp ihade w!l DALMAT10N — Beautllul male. 10 apartment. Three large rooms. Bath, EXPERIENCED — Walter or wiltreai Hammond Chord .....;.._.._...... -..4 345make the whole room look better. months old. Trained, very gentle. $75. private entrance, couple only, AH utili- $ 395 Call a.m. 842-3513. $ Apply Old Union House. Keel Bank. Itammnntl Extra-Voice ..._ S SIS ties, vacant August 15. May he SMU Ask lor nead waller, 11 a.m. only, Conn Mhuict ; ...... i...... PROWN'S PUPPY Eiglil weeks, toy by nppojntment. 291.1831. I 639 other time, ^^ •.Vinmionil M3 ; _, J HI5 Chester. $10. •lummond JrlfW .,,„..-. S»W5 i3_ Broad St. Iteil B»uk 7(1-7600 SEA BRIGHT — Three rooms and REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONNEL $1305 mMHTIONAL SOFA — Combtnntlol 220-3599. hivth. Newly furnlnhed, Large spacious DELIVERED * Chltkt>rU\«• OtLiivl lUi-lmlt rooms. R43-003S. - Pull o/ (iRrt-timc nuist bi« inaM/e Mammon11 Console w, new Leslie ll-Fi nnd TV. Good condition. ReRl FltENCH POODLE — White miniature. and licensed. Experience preferred. Ap- k itfer. 284.8395, Tivo years' olii, hmisebrokpn. AKC ,»|y.'(O-i)o#eph-M.-'Hnrina; Hniker; at Opjh Ually Tili 9-^saturday Till 8 p.J resisteren. 201-imi. Mountain Hill Homes on Kings Hwy., COOKWAN AVU. AND MAIN ST. ONE SOFA—A-l. S2O. Sofa t)<*d. $15 (More Classified Ads MlddlMown or call South Amboy Office 77V9;IO0 _ ather chair and hassock, $12. Othe FRENCH POODLES — Six weeks old PA 1-7777. chain anil pnd tables. Cellarette coffei AKC rtgisltred. Call 747-8279 betwee On The Next Page) SPOTS bpiore your tyes — on ypur table 747-0737 or 747-0719. 6 and a p.m. RETIRED MAN OR WOMAN — To new carpet — removs them with Blue clean up In laundromat on Newman Lustre. Rent electric siiumpooer. Jl. SUNBEAM ALPINE Springs Kd., Red Rank. Call Pit 9-6055. MARY CARTER PAINTS. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FLOOR FURNACE — OftJ, thsrmoeUt $ Qualified Personnel For Quality Orden controlled. A-l operating condition. Beat 210 Broad Lonx Bran.cn 222-4TjH offer. H, Schwarz, > » Snyder A vs., 2595 AGE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Stnsbilrir. 787-0783. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Every order A applicant our specialty DELIVERED 12 Brond St. Red Rank 717-3194 KEYS MADE A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI lr REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — WHAT WOULD you do if you lost Futi-Uniw Apply Roland Pm*.>» Aaen your k*yi? Bo lafo, got *\\t* keys. vy. 741-75T.V PROWN'S SUNBEAM IMP yi'A-LlKIKU REAL ESTATE SALES MAN - Al»lB to manage office. Middle' 32 Broad Kl.' McA Bank 111-7500 Adding Machines — Typewriters Equipment For Hire Odd Jobs >. high chair. Jump chair, plastic bath sold, rpntcd. repaired. Serplco's IU1 Front pnri lo.'ulrr, tractor, disc, rake; MAKON-RY strpR and sidewalks, ; W 2 12 iv.ih oi»crdlor. Call hourly, dally 91U- HOr.SE PAINT1NC3. and carpentry. KXPKlilKNl En SALES PERSO'NNK tub nli-1 ^ '»P- -"^- - Mnnmoiilh St.. Jlert Hank 747-Dlftfl. 4271. patios, RpfisnnablA rMm. 747-15S2, DELIVERED W'ANTKM Krai calate f.;iifi l.'ite nnt css pnl I ii I Cull Navsslnk Assoc. storm windowB. Cnll evening*, Auto Body Repair Healtora. Hwy. 35. Mldilletown, fitMWOO. 201t5W Furniture Repaired, Refinished Pearl and Bead Restringing AUTHORIZED DEALER UNPAINTED FURNITURE EXPKIIT PAINTING and body re- Call 747-1213 or 84^-3293. 25 Pearl St., SITUATIONS WANTED, Female pair. Moderate pric«s. McCarthy Red Rank. Prompt service. Expertly on braided nylon. |L50 a The largest unpainted (urnllur* loft on Chevrolet. Atlantic IllEhlands. 291-0305 Carl Wllmi. itraiid, Stnllnf clasps trom 7&C. KtfUABLK WOMAN — Wllhsi to take' the Jersey Bhore. gave 25% [or cash HGLTSailjbKS', 3« Uroad St. ROOTES PRODUCTS care of rhildrfn In her home. Will and carry. RED BANK LUMRKtt, aUo t>oivrd If deilred. Call 747*2809. earner Pearl and Wall Sta., Red Bank. Auto and Truck Rental Home Improvements SUNBEAM • SPORTS SEDAN • AND ALPINE Open until 5 p.m. everyday and Satur- Fainting and Decorating day. All Pomiorosft pine AVIH lit-nt a new car or truclc Low WORKING MAN'S contractor. Alter- SITUATIONS WAOTED, Male ratci. Mnplft Ave., lied Bank. 747- at Ions, additions, painting, masonry, HUMBER • HILLMAN PIANOH — Save J100 nr more otr IU small Join too. Phon* evenings SM- L. H. HILL — ralntnr interior and pricp, brand new 88-note console PIADOU, 0JO8. 774-3214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p,m, eiterlor. No jnhs too larr* or too KNIOIt STTOKNT — WilTTowri triuifl- ITH. 1 lil-yrar ptiiirant o^. Onmi» SPP, sfivc •mall. Very reasonable. Call 747-P630, xirtalloi). flvniMble (ull-tinii for oddIlont, option tn buy. Tenet's Mush r.tl,\Kt.KH HOWKIt CONTHAC'I'OK nJii, Sliiliril Hi OrUie.Vi. TV, Omfilnjt. Store, .'iihl M.iln St. Liihi-w i Diamonds Bought or Kestylod tJAItl- H. JONlIS - Painting and Addition!. Imp rove ments. niMnntlH- diM-urfitluiE. Fully iisurnd. For (re» urvpVuiB, in tMiriiy. <\irppn!ry, paint* Ing. All types nififlnti work. 74T-4t7^. CONTINENTAL CARS -sp i'.in 717-;ni»7 .-rtrr 1 l1 in. hot us buy tiio (li.imutiiM vi»n «li»n I cstlninte cmi 747-3011, If no answer call fiffr a p.m. ";,I nucuiHl I.II.'P Jtf.M i:\c,-!lrrl *-,> Moving and Storage FINANCIAL .hh'in liT" li dlrl TMIIIC ivllh M\o 1,M v (ii'i. ;tuu ili,mv nvi, si.lp ,-Uil; IPK.M. WAV W'UA* MOVK - Tt Ronfing, Siding and Insulation BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CJTTJ AI-II 1«I- ((irinrt .I-p lill)l" Electrical Contractor r^nin J.(O. Iinir rimms JCJ, fivn rm i ins $51, six riHims $*ifl. Alia World Wi OliUKN CO INC. Knifing. Riding A »crv|cf. Kisr trpfl finUmatn call 462' In mil nt Ion installs) ami (cuartnt««d New in-ituHntion i>r repair (M'il or 3SH-WU. fnr 10 yf^TB. T7.VQ7fW. 21M-054P. ANDERSEN, INC Pi etc men I rtcimrlnifni. fijtly efiull'l'l'd. "RENT A TV . AWr.n KlrClrln. 717 Ml2. WALK-IN HnN- MK.\T l!l,()i"KH hirl.ililft il.iy, «''.'h, llAVHIinilK TV. KUKl'TRK'- MF..\T RAW, KlWl.KH, w\*n Nursing Homo Tel. Answering Service NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK 747-4500 find clo^fl tcirlRiTah-ii i-Mn-, •...me Entertainment BrnrKv nhn-li. AH .irr up. Kxccptloiinl MAHA(JMNY F!'ftMr!'!;K • - K) HoiIrii'fi (irNTi"riiin"e~i IoinVrFftr~tlis~Boir- IHIV. U\W \f\\\, K<><«1 I'MiSP. (UlRlllftl 'IVk(M» avallahin tnj IMent Ilroirt- vaiftBCMil. chronically ill Md dltftcuU IJET US BE your Becretary, No need CORNER BROAD STREET OVERSEAS DELIVERY wntT derMsed Kxrlunlvc $*t.fHKl vnnU liil>[i*. tlirrp if.ivcs, nml.i, nix. matrhlng wny niiowii and M«]nr Bpnrli Event*. nursing car* Mtlenla, Stats Hwy. 34,tn mim caili. M hour annrtrlnf Ultra a!! MKYKK M'HtlUM'. Hmker, rh,iii)t: neM ot rnd lattlrst door lump. 176 MonnmutJi lit., Red Bank. llolindrl. 014iWO •Arvlce. til-47Oa dTH Boutii St., Freetiold 432ati21 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOE SALE MOUSES FOR SALE f THE D4JLY RECISTF.R Fri long. Entrance foyer larSe!(iled baths dining „„,„,_ fu,, heated ^ > hw water Aboard FISHING ... 'ooni, o's Parish. Immediate possession. Out of State owner wants St. en with dishwasher and disposall. trived arrangement of the kitchen and the delightful setting. ELMER G* HOUSTON ROOM NEXT TO BATH — For busi- Three bedrooms with possible luick sale. $28,900. ness man. 20 Waverly PI. [First house (26,990. REALTOR from Broad Bt.) 747-2877. fourth, VA baths, screened porch. /11DDLETOWN RANCH: Walking distance to shopping and 100 Summit Avenue ' Summit, N. J. SINGLE ROOMS — Ciean and comfor- LtNCROFT KANCHER — With three bedrooms, large living room, Custom 1959 three-bedroom home. All sp*olous rooms, full base- tbjC. Reasonable ratei. Gentlemen pre- school. Today's best buy $23,500. kitchen, dinette. Downstairs has a den, game room, and art extra ferred. 92 Wallace St 741-0302. ment, attached garage, H4 baths. Very dose to local and city bus 273-6464 or 291 -0237 bedroom. Beautiful shade trees and shrubs, quiet neighborhood. transportation. See if you can out-buy this one. Your inspection CLEAN, contorlable room, fentleraan 'ERFECT SETTING FOR AN- Reduced to $17,900. only. Call TIQUES—Charming century old nvited now! Only $16,500! APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL RENTALS 741-O1S5. Colonial home in excellent loca- SUPERBLY MAINTAINED SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE - In $29,500. in BEAUTIFUL OAK HILL: tion. Living room and den, each PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN RED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Colts Neck, Handsome Colonial Ranch with three large bedrooms, Lovery three bedroom expansion Ranch on tree shaded lot. living Hank Just off Broad St. Ample park- with fireplace. Formal dining Ing 17 Leroy PI. 741-1003. 842-2110. 25x15 living room, fireplace, book shelves, dining room, kitchen, room with fireplace, individual dining room, kitchen, with family MATILDA GARDEN HOUSES FOR SALE room, country kitchen, four bed- breakfast room, full cellar, lovely garden, and country view. room, two full baths, full basement, two-car garage and screened- )8x5D COLD STORAOE AREA — Near rooms, l'/i baths, screened porch- $38,000. n porch. Best buy nowl Call 671-3311. Apartments railroad Biding. Approximately three acres of 747-1761. MIDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom park-like grounds. $39,500. r"OU NEED VERY LITTLE CASH: 468 SECOND AVENUE 1IIDDLKT0WK — Highway 35. 1,100 rancher, built-in garage, excellen MEMBERS OP THE RED BANK AREA sq. ft. New building, air conditioned To move into this ranch house — all tree-shaded one-fourth acre. Near Town Hall. Phone 671-5SU betweei condition throughout. Convenien MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE S> ami 3. to Red Bank railroad station 741-9100 Two bedrooms, with possible 3rd. Full basement and garage, Near THREE-ROOM shopping and transportation. Full price: $12,9001 LARGE ROAD STAND — Trading at Fully landscaped plot. $16,900, family (arm market. Located on Rt Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Apartments COOL OFF . . . 34, Colti Neck. Reasonable rent B46- LITTLE SILVER - Three bed- Corner Bergen PI. 4865. room rancher. Fireplace in living SWEET BRIAR la this fully air-conditioned four-bedroom brick-front Colonial. IVj FREE HEAT OFFICE SPACE — Newly renovBltd RED BANK baths, full basement, paneled family room, formal dining room, Good locallon on Hwy. 36, Raritan room, 8x20 screened porch, full FREE HOT WATER Township. Reasonable rent. K1RWAN acre plot, beautifully landscaped, Call or write for a OF HOLMDEL science kitchen, with dishwasher. Wall to wall carpeting. Storms and AIR CONDITIONING CO.. Realtors. Call 787-5500. many large shade trees, an un- complete brochure and screens. City sewers. Near transportation. Full price: $18,700. i.00fl BO FT. LOWER FLOOR—Selllnc believable setting. Price $22,900, AUTHENTIC COLONIAL HOMES RENTALS FROM J100 MONTH space available In store or a going TWO MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES — SEND FOR FREE CATALOG business for Juvenile furniture, toys MIDDLETOWN — Convenient to TRADE OR EXCHANGE YOUR HOME Rental Agent on Premises and related H«m«. No cash needed. All A House Full of Valu. . . Two-Story • Split Levels • Bi-Levela • Ranches • Cape Cods Call 222-6756 fixture! In. Call HE 2-1020, Mk for Mr. Red Bank railroad station. Cus- Kresctl. 24 HOUR SERVICE — OPEN 7 DAYS SPRINQVIBW GARDENS tom built four bedroom split. Two Three and four bedrooms, two-car garages, science kitchens, SS3 SPRING BT. KEI) BANK full baths, 11x16 game room, family rooms, some part brick veneer, fireplaces, acre land- COMPARE! COMPARE! HOUSES FOR RENT HIGHVIEW IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE OCCU- many built-in extras, dry base- scaped lots. FANCY. I/AKOEST ONE AND TWO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bayly ment, two-car garage. Reduced to BEDROOM APARTMENTS. HEAT. lurnlshed, four-bedroom,1 2Vi-bath home ESTATES JJODEIS OPEN AT ALL TIMES RAY VAN HORN REALTORS HOT WATER, FBEE PARKING. 741. with privacy which acreage alone pro- $27,300. M72. vides. Only a five months' lease Is re- IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP ACRE LOTS FOR SALE quired, i'250 monthly plus utilities. OVER A QUARTER CENTURY RED BANK — Four rooms unfur- MIDDL.ETOWN — Beautiful new home WEART-NEMETH nished. Imraedlat* occupancy. $125 on oversized lot, four bedrooms, two FOUR- and FIVE-BEDROOM monthly Including utilities. Tin Me baths, year's lease required, $200 plu PRICES $24,900 to $29,900 MULTIPLE LISTINGS Oowan Agency. 717-3000. utilities. AGENCY SPLITS and BI - LEVELS FURNISHED — Three rooms, utllltlei, 1 linens, parking. Reliable adulti. no nets. F. A. Gehlhaut Realty REALTOR CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING! NO HUMIDITY!! Transferred T41-2688 after S a4 day weekends. 51 Hwy. 36 Leonardo 281-048 FROM $21,500 HENRY A. WEST & SON owner wanU quick deal on this lovely Fair Haven Colonial. Tree- RED BANK — Branch and Madison 24-Hour Telephone Service 102 WEST FRONT ST. Ined street near everything. 25" kitchen with Tappan range, hood, Ave., spacious one and two-bedroom PROFESSIONAL BUILDEM SUMMER, BACINO SEASON AND Many quality feature! add to tbe ex- blender and breakfast nook. First floor laundry. Seven large arden apartments. Apply 31 Molly ceptional value of these homes. There's •Itcher Vlllafe Court or call Mr. Byno. YEAR ROUND RENTALS. Ella Wilt- 741-2240 Directions: Route 3( to Bchmck Rd. Turn.at our ilgn. rooms. Fireplace. Two-rone hot water heat. 200 amp. »ervic*. f shire Agency. Realtors. Open seven easy living In modern kitchens, formal 741-9115. days. 14S0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, 24-HOUR SERVICE dining rooms, mahogany paneled deni 232-1684 OR 233-0456 Two-car garage. Concrete patio. Asking $29,200. RIVERSIDE AVENUE — VA or rive S42-O004. with pollo-rama doors and 2-2U ce< room unfurnished apartment, available Member ot Red Bank ramie tiled batha. Immediately. Ca.ll 717-0787 before 5 p.m. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS ^r 110 FEET OF RIVERFRONT - Spacious six-room residence. Two Furnished and unfurnished. Immetfl- Multiple Listing Service 80MB READY FOR baths, hot water heat, open porch. 110x375. Brand new bulkhead- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Heated ste occupancy, SAMUEL TEICRliH IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE apartment, four rooms and porch, In AGENCY. Ocnapon Ave.. Oceanport. ing. Deep water. Low taxes. Asking $35,000. A real bargain. two family house. Call 291-9316. 542-3500. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 10% DOWN LINCROFT — Split level, one car RUMSON SUNNYBROOK APTS. 193 to 1175 Per Montn Hilltop. Beautiful three-bedroom rlnch, . ... — Five-room bungalow RIGHT IN RUMSON — Gorgeous four bedroom Colonial in a THE BERQ AOENCY lull bajemenl, recreation room, Hi 30-YEAR MORTGAGES garage attached, large lot wall- excellent condition, lovely area setting of trees near the river. Dry basement. Paneled den, Big IU. 35 . Mlddletawn baths, attached garage, breezewty 1241Vyckoff Rd., Eatontown cily sewers, lot 80x115. 121,500. to-wall, carpet. 4Vj% interest, low 5714000 MODELS OPEN SATURDAY AND Game room, basement, garage rooms throughout. Two-car garage. Ultra-modern kitchen Im- BEA. BRIGHT East of Rt. 35 FOUR-BEDKOOJ1 — Year round, mod SUNDAY NOON TO DU8K AND BY monthly payments. Close to St. $13,900. mediate possession. Asking $53,500. Three-bedroom houae on the river. APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE — On* four-room (two ern kitchen, Hi baths, SIM a month. Ocean privileges. Convenient to ehop Leo's, Garden State Parkway. bedrooms* furnished. One tour-ioom Call 7742341 Saturday, Sunday. ping, Ua.n8porta.Uon, Mhoo\s v Asking $20,000. COLONIAL — Six bedrooms, fire- 804 River Road 747-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. churches, (22.000. Direction!: From Red Bank take Hwy. (two bedrooms) unfurnished. One three NEPTUNE — Three-bedroom ranch, 35 north follow signs "Mlddletown-New place in living room, dining room Toom (one bedroom) furnished and un-l'lt balhs, cellar, carprt, near shop Monmouth", turn righlGon Tlndall Rd.t HOLMDEL—"Gorgeous view, ex- kitchen 10x18, three-car garage, furnished. Air conditioned. On a He ping. $135 month, ye«ly. 531-1S13. THE /near RAS store), tt>^ S^artzel Dr. parking. Very modern. Call High School) right to. East Rd., left treme privacy large variety of li/z acres, $20,200. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE J^382a T47-O1OO RIJMSON..— Burnished bungalow, flv two blocks to models. rooms ttwo bedrooms) hot water oil, BROOK AG|N€Y trees and shrubs, two bedrooms, TWO ROOMS — Tile kitchen and bath, no pets, small family, period: Septem Realtor living room, kitchen and large LINCROFT — 2-3 bedroom ranch MIDDLETOWN * VICINITY dinette, quiet, mature woman. Near ber I to June 1, IMS, lease, H10 month. Sales Agent: BEACH AGENCY in lovely, quiet residential area EA BRIGHT ^Oceanfront byte town. September 1. 741-0761. DENNIS K. BYRNE. Rtallor, 8 Wesl Sank Bulldlnj Atlantic Hlfhland Bt. 35. Hlddletown screened porch. 14!4 acres. $60,- River Rd., Rumson. 842-1150. 000. Kitchen, breakfast nook, dining Colonial. River rights, six rooms, MCW LUXURY LEROY APARTMENTS 291-1717 tile bath, fireplace, heated sun- 21' rooms, air conditioned, near all MIDDLETOWN — Eight-room split, room, basement, garage. Awning REINFELD ' transportation. 21 Leroy PI.. Red Bank. porch, hot water oil heat, two-car [our bedroom.s. Corner. Ideal tor young SEE AND COMPARE HOLMDEL — Brick home located covered patio. Asking $22,000. OFFERS QUALIFIED 711-1063 or 7*7-5366. executive. SIM a month, lease. Call RUMSON — Attractively recondi- on seven acres rolling land well :arage. Only $19,500. after 6, 291-1221. Veterans No Down Payment FIVE ROOMS — And shower. Heat, ioned Colonial, four bedrooms, landscaped. Asking $50,000. gas, and electric. $105 monthly. Avail- FURNISHED HOUSE — Or apartment STONEY ESTATES l'/ baths, fireplace, full base ROLAND PERSON •AIR HAVEN - Cute little river able September 1. 787-9461 for maturo company executive and 2 $121.85 MONTH 7'£ rooms — two full b&thi. view summer cottage. Living UNFURNISHED APARTMENT - With wire. No chil' ddren ..... Winter rental from ment, hot water oil, two-car ga- HOLMDEL — For horses or chil- September 15. Call ?64-1626. full stonei •- AGENCY APPROXIMATE room with fireplace, dining room, Hlver view. Three rooms and tile or rage. Offered at $28,500. drens' day camp, located on bath. Call Rolston Waterhury Realtors, FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW — All 1m build the home of your choice on c* FAIR HAVEN — Desirable frame beautiful landscaped property, REALTOR kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, two 16 West Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. provements, $130 per month. SCHAifCK mint one hill acre to full acre lots ranch, three bedrooms, tile bath historical background 30 acres or SPLIT-LEVEL screened porches, good-size treed FURNISHED APARTMENT — Tnree AGENCY. Realtor, 8 Linden PI., Red $20,000 Younf Jr. «xecutivt «p]lt — 1'4 bath — plot. Delightful view. $12,500. rooms and bath. Third floor, view of Bank. 741-0397. and up full basement, baseboard gas will divide. $150,000. 300 Half Mile Rd.. Corner recreation room — forma! dining — lieon«.rdvlll» Rd. to Church St, Hor. the river. Call 741-1256. RIJMSON — Bachelor's ono-nedroom heat, attached garage, brook in aluminum itormi ana icreens — walk- Church to Apple Valley Ra. alor, Newman Springs Rd. cottage. Partially furnished. Immedlati ing distance to schooli — call now lor FAIR HAVEN — Small all-year UNFURNISHED—Very modern kitchen, Apple Valley Rd. to model homl rear, large plot. Reduced to $17,- HOLMDEL — Professional build- detailed In formation !1 large living room, two bedrooms, tiled occupancy. HAZELTON AGENCY. 842- 500. ing or pleasant home Colonial (Near Garden State Parkway) bungalow with living room, din- bath, *100 plus utlllUw, Within walk- 3200. EDWIN S. STARK style, immediate possession, low Red Bank P.O. 741-7575 NON VETS $450 DOWN ing kitchen, enclosed porch, two ing distance to everything. F. A. THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — All Sales Agent RUMSON — Compact frame bun- small bedrooms and bath, hot OEHLHATJS REALTY, 61 Hwy. 36, year-round. With breezeway, garage, 261-0333 galow, two bedrooms, bath, full taxes, three-car garage. Asking Leonardo. 291-0488. 21-Hour Telephone full basement, OH heat, quiet area. $24,500. MEMBER $14,900 FULL PRICE water oil heat, two-car garage, Service, $149 month. SWEENEY AGENCY, RIVER OAKS basement, pipeless coal heat, OF RED BANK secluded plot with shade trees, Realtors. 842-1492. frame garage. $9,800, HIGHLANDS — Three rooms furnished. Almost new three-bedroom, 2H batl MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE view of river. $12,500. Alt utilities. Call 872-&R92. 28 Navealnk THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - Imme- Colonial in fine ares. 25' living roon STANLEY STILWELL Ave., Highlands, Rt, 33. diate occupancy. 1135 per month. ROL- with fireplace, lovely dining room, ultra REINFELD STON WATERBUBY, 16 Welt St., Red kitchen, large den, baiement, two-cai DENNIS K. BYRNE Real Esiife Broker NEW four-room apartment. Living JOHN L MINUGH room, dining room, kitchen and bath. Bank. 747-3501). irate. Dead end street you will like RESTORED [fered at JM.600. REALTOR—INSUROR Insurance Realty Company Air conditioned, Individual heat control. BUNGALOW — Furnished three rooms, S Nineteenth Century farm hou«a In Welt REALTORS-INSURORS Heat supplied. Kitchen fan. Everything bath. Adults, no pets. $85 monthly. 276 8 West River Rd. Rumson Holmdel 946-83B3 Long Branch beautifully done. Todayi JJIDDLETOWN modern and up to date. Very quiet CROWELL AGENCY, Realtoi Mechanic St., Red Bank. 741-1274. Phone 842-1150 HIGHLAND HILLS — Three year* new. modern living with yeaterdtyi charm. Member of Red Bank •ecluded location but convenient to 63 Riverside 71MO30 Red Banl downtown. 1145 per month. See Super- "^tty M a picture three-bedroom Lovely tettlnt on over two acrej with LEONARDO — Available August 1. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINQ excellent outbuildings. Perfect lor an- 671-3500 Multiple Listing Service intendent's Apartment, No, 34 or Apart- Four rooms and sun parlor, electric BUMBON COLONIAL, — Almojrnew raneb, expansive Uvinr room, dlnlnc ment 152 Manor Dr., Red Bank. immaculate home with (our large bed- area. Beautiful, beautiful kitchen, l'.i tique collector; florae owner, Harden NEXT TO HARMONY BOWL kitchen. Adults only. 291-0279 be. hobbyist or anyone who wantt an un- LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER tween 5-6. rooms, 2!4 baths, living room, dlnln batha, recreation room with fireplace 35 Rumson Rd. Phono 842-3500 room, ultra modem kitchen, den, and RED BANK and bar. Ouest kitchen. Jjaundry. loom- lumi and lovtiy homp. Dally ft to S. Saturday and Bundty COMMERCIAL RENTALS MIDDLETOWN — Two bedrooms, game room. Two-car attached garage. Baseboard heat, garage. Approximately 10 to 7. kitchen, living room, hot water gas Beluie home In estate area. Excellent LOVELY CAPE COD '/, acre completely landscaped. $23,500. APPLEBROOK RANCH — W.000 bflow heat, 671-0277. school system. Asking W8,5OO, RUa GARRABRANT valuation, llvtnr room 13x10, dlnlnt; Situated In fine residential area. Two room, thrw bedroomi, IH btths, accomodaAlons lot Multiple LHUn; Sorvlce. Realtor, Member S.M.L-8. jout mwtitinttiu. Beit- location, will heat, full cellar, blacktop driveway, 270 Bay Ave. 872-0100 Highlands OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1-5 P.M. $2,500 cash qualified buyer. Aiklnc 124,- 15-20. heated, furnlshid, reasonable I 000. •ub-dlvlde !( necessary. Sett and com- BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT storms and screens, city sewers. S17,- RED BANK - RUMSO.N ana mue» NIOE FIVE ROOM HOUSE on Siven 629 TINTON AVENUE pare. 747-1100. responsible group. Phone* or write Mrs. 500. Call owner H7-M05. Frank Wlngert, Walllngford 448-3831 Model houae, large New Xnflan around. Large, free catalog on re- acre tarm oil Highway B. Hot water NEW 8HREWBBUHY Colonial. Four bedrooms, two full cer- Six-room modern ranch, ei(ht ye*r« AVAILABLE NOW — Adjacent ol- quest. Multiple and open listings. Park heat til« batli fruit-trees,--Kxc«llin sjnle baths, full dlnlni room, and [sat- old, three bedrooms, 1 Vi batha, I'b ton SCHANCK AGENCY (Ices 713-A and 715. SUto Hwy. 39, RUMSON — Convenient Ridge Rd, 1 comfort at our modern otiice. block bulldlnn. S14.9OO. in) kitchen. Paneled family room, two- LINCROFT air conditioner, birch kitchtn, c&bintti, Realtor Ktddletom. Ample pointing. 671-0277. area, half a house, five rooms (two bedrooms), l1^ baths, hot air oil, ni car garage. Hot water heat. All aims- NEWLY BUILT HOMES — Three and RAY ST1LLMAN, Realtor IRVING WEISGOLD watt oven, gas heat, one-car garage. S Linden PI. Red Bank FOR RENT — For light manufacturing ets, couple, lease, $85 month. Dennl menu In and paid for, Including city our Bedroom colonials, ona acre lite, 125x201 lot. Combination storm laih. 74T-O3W thret different locations, approximately :. BYRNE, Realtor. 8 West Rive stwers, J21.990. Call 787-1189 13 to from {32,900. Liberal financing avail- "Our «th year" Broker |!70 a month Includes taxes. Will rent. B 2215 Hwy. 9 T^akewood OWNER after 7 p.m., 229-3598. MIDDLETOWN WOO. «.O0O and 7.000 «a. IL HT-U0D. Rd., Rumson. 842-UH). 5 p.m. able, home trade-In plan, Greentrei MS Hwy 35, Shrewsbury 741-8600 (Between Freehold and Lakewood HIGH ON A HILL terrace oft Newman Springs Rd. nex MI DDLETO WN — EiihlaBero WOODS IN THE REAR Lo QhTlstafn Brothera Academy. 229-1331 363-30SO Evening 462-MBS RED BANK-RUMSON AREA — Nave- spill, two zone baseboaxd beat. Excel- BinW Rlvftrtront. Sandy beach. High THIS HOUBE HAS EVERYTHING APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS lent condition, Many extraa, (23,500. and dry. superbly constructed Colon- MOTHERS HOLD DEAR. MIDDLETOWN — Barn red Cape Cod. FOUR-BEDROOM, TWO BATH SPLIT 671-0097. — By owner. In lliddletown, Shore ial. Four large bedrooms, 2'i deluxe Tall trees, (Ireplace, river lights. Three bath«. Panelled w NEW MONMOUTH - Split level, four CALL 671.2917 AFTER 0 P.M. C7B XCS.'-pflcW liftloW e*pert~apf>f&15aU7 beitromnvtari;*"-playroom, two-car ra- BU6CH REALTY CO., 8*2-llS0. HULMUKL — Kitsven * e»tau: LUX- Ashing $lti,f»O0. GLJAZEBROOK rage. Near school*. Many extraa. S MIDDLETOWN - Four bedroomi, #x- >U3 three-bedroom ranch; cottage; 990. By owner 671-3272. tra large modern kitchen, IP pa rait din- excellent barn. Priced to sell. AGENCY. REALTOR. Avenue ot Two NEW 8HREW8BURY - Colonial. Four Ins room. Large living room, tun- i tl. ROCHG. MIA ReiUtnr. I/mg Rivers. Rttmion. 842-170(1. MIDDLETOWN — Kings Hwy. ... bed toom i, thren h»thi. Excellent cn- pnrch. m car cantg*. Chain link ttnem Bridge Road. Colts Neck. Car " ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-bed' room ranch. Excellent location. Very dlUon, laiKa rooms. J27.5O0. 747-5380. in bat^cyard. Hous& and (round! In ix* good condition. Lot 100x200 with cellent condition. $16,500 787-1740. rooms, Cape Cod, Hi story, two baths, KEANRRURC. — Five-room hftiiie, M*x RETIREMENT HOME fireplace, attached garage, full cellar, seretned in porch, utility room, and Low taxps. Lot l'JUxJlW. Trees irage. $18,400. Write "A.C." Box 511, 100 cyclone fence, compleiMy furniahed ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thre-o b»d- krge lot. Apprnlied for 117,900. Selling rooma, Scenic Dr.. magnificent i shrubs. One bedroom and badh down, for 516.SO0. Immediate occupancy, Sed Bank. with heal. 787-0794. iwo bedrooms and batli up. Fireplace, Smdy Hock Bay. U9.500. 2011150 Phone 29V-.173. NEW LISTING — Little Silver barn ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Custom taxes {260, offered at $15,000. ELLA built, three bedroom ranch* Corner APPLEBROOK SECTION — White WILTSHIRE AGENCY, Realtor. 148 MIDPLETWN — Near high school. red trimmed In white, aix-room ranch tn beautiful i&Uinf of towering tr««>- 100x126". Asking; J16.3O0, 2ftl-1842. brickfront ranch. Two bedroerru. ertr* Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-D0O4. Thre« bedroom*, m bathi, split levtl. larRn lot. Must sell. Call 671-1791. 2flxl5 patio. Owner. Call 3U-B13S. Entrance foyer, 13x24' living room with MIDDLETOWN RANCH — 100x150. OVERLOOKING LAKE — J2,0OO,down. colonial fireplace, 12x14' dining room, Finished basement, equipped for chll MIDDLETOWN — Doctor"! home, four Three-bedroom ranch. Living - dining SPLIT LEVEL — Three bedroom*, 2H delightful eat-in kitchen, UireR twlr dren. FltA appraisal, $lfl,25O. R71-11M bedrooms, many extras. Available Ihia room combination, science kitchen, til batha. located cm» block [rom every* silt, bedrooms, lovely 20" screen* fall. Priced In mid 2O'», Write Box balh. full basement, recreation room, Ihlnr In Llncroft, Call 741*3003. porch /or summer relaxation, attached niJMBON — A lovely home with many 2.14 Mlddlttown. ."(•repnerl patio, altached garage. St. garage. This Is a beautiful one acre features loo numerous to menllnn. Four James Parish. Assume mortgage. 116, RIVER RIGHTS — 8oUd tapestry httlroomi, 3*^ baths, larRc living room, CORNEP. RANCH - Three bedrooms, lirftk English Tudor home. Nearly piece ot property, all for only S22.H00. !Mm. 7(7-.Vi.l4. ELVVOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Ing ruom. f)*n ^nm. New York Express bus two blocka. Kraclrius living room, henttd sun mom. Huge corner lot, well landscaped. Two- Replacrment coat over $65,000. A very S24.OW. OLAZEBROOK AGENCV, HAZLET — La*t weekentl flelllnj below 3'/J AND 4'/2 ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE car enrage. Transffcrrftd. Assume mwt- outsiiinrilng value! Stl'.IWo. Call for ap- REALTOR. Avrnue of Two Riven, FHA appraisal. Five hedroom», two 23' Rime room and full baiemint- We Kino Jomei Apartments ore lucked awov In one ol Allonllc Highlands quietest residential areas. A mod- KaRP move In bfflorr school openi. polntmem. STANLEY K. DOWNS, Real- ttmnson. M2-11W. batna, 35x12 rtore&tion room, lull hue Rfhtt bounil ownfr isklnt J13.900. EL- ern shopplnn center Is wllhln walking distance. Busts to New York ond Newark slop near Ihe slle dolly. Roll Prlra S22.SHW. Ca.ll 566-7284. tor, Shrcwahury. 741-1017. ment. Wall-to-wall carpeting, washer WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. EATONTOWN — Two-bedroom Cape nd dry^r. Perfect ccmdltlon. Price Realtor. 5&5 Pioiptct Ave., Little Silver. service Is available Ironi Ihe center ol town. Klna James Apartments provide the kind of relaxation Ihat will PHOPERTY PROPERLY PRICED — Cod with expansion poaslbHHIes, Larce u BIX BEDROOMS — FAIR HAVEN — 1MM. Ily uppolntment. Ownn 264-fiW.I. 741-4500. assure y° oil the luxuries of a truly comlorlable home. Transfrriprt ownpr otfern lovely morlprn Fine residential neighborhood. Low tax- utilencp kitchen, fully tlleil bath, one- Flvp-bedroom home in Immaculate con- car garage, full hasement. Near CBNTURY OLD COLONIAL — On es and heat. Asfli.meablt- i\% G.I. M oi > K ITN~T1TRE1C ITK r J it OOM IIA N < ?li Your own PRIVATE ENTRANCE and PARK- mi tliroiipfhmil. Living room, f chnrchfs, Bchiwlfl. town. Call 512-1807. lovely tre» ahadM cronniis. Living • PRIVATE BALCONY OR PATIO with an mortgapje. CORNELIUS AGENCY, New Convfnlppt tn school.i and ihfith«r Thmmopane sliding gUll •htn. Ui~ tllpd haths, HxL'l family L1TTLK HILVER, — Ci7iler~iitreet. A-l four bMroomji. Porch, full basement. door, off each dining are*. Qi PRIVATE BASEMENT STORAGE provid.d DELIGHTFUL LINOHOKT RANCH — room, 11 Iff! floor hnflpfrifnt. laundry, ranch, 1 n rgo living ro'un, Its» book- Two-car icirnif. rrr^*nhous^. OoJV AI if ml 'i acre fully imvLsiiapcd lot, raspfl, Ilreplnc*. family rolfi ^irn«. Family rooir n; hnths, rxLra, WATKRHI'IIV. Ft^Altor. IS W. Frnnt 8> . wtiiktliop. I^imlKi-apoil 'a ai-rc 717-IMS. «i-d Mink. 74T-3.V«).__ ING in second floor apartments. room tiled kitrhpn. (Ushwaahrr, p/iiiflfJ Wt.UW r.l'SHKLI, M. IHU'J'K, Rr;i]i'>r • PRIVATE LAUNDRY" ... in each building. , twri brrlrnolliK. 1 '. tiled liilUi.1, i\m r.ivfr iM . Fa lv Haven, ifMM P.Afin^N TOWNSHIP - ihW ilnwn. (TnTjTR NK/'K - riist'iiTi lit] ill 1 HAZ1.KT -"priirf> I l-tn u;ilt (Mrppllrip *.'!> fn)i> firm. Ry Mcmlir-r Mnlii|ilc List inn firrvirf. Foiir-iiFiliooin Ci\\r- t'\, fuel ttiiilr.R li.'.)i')..m. :' . b.Hh Ci|H. i'•' fit 1ir complete with nil accoiiorioi . . , KIDDIE 'I'Y •MT-il, iiiy KITCHEN with plenty of cabinet ipacfl. h-.t u ,IHT LuAfixiir'1 hf.ti (nil •f bMn.nm.'.. lIviiiB with fir<*pl« iMi'nl, ilMsirlir't 't-ir-.K". 7.1XJ'VTI ] i •', i r|(,tf to drh-inls, 'stnr"!i an.'l Iranv POOL . . . BARBECUE PITS . . . CHIL- t.itlor,. JlS.nm. I'rlvati. (mn.T. 7S7- I'fvV -• An acr» mg, i-.il-ii! ki!rll«M> fiiilu^l iMirrl -I-I;I.M| |.rt.|-"ily tun-" iMv(r.)(li,^. ;.,, s. *tst«W U#«. AIR-CONDITIONING by "Feddiwi." DREN S PLAYGROUND AREA . . . ADULT Vm-hi'ii. ami UvinK vtnm, <\]u\uz m«n ripaclous fii-i^r h'unf. Ttir*c flrfpUcM. 1 !'•.. jit. .'it, i:o;m N^.-k. HOT-WATER BASEBOARD HEATING with BROOKSIDE LOUNGING AREA . . . iuit id , f ill /illcr 4. 717-.WM. l'i .'•.'•! for TU .-,• s-ii,' ;i; •Mi in! 'i.'n ; kitrheri.' I'oif t>«(1rAom«, Iwrt individual apflrtmRnt thermoitnti. for rnjidnnti of King Jamai Apartment*. LI.'.'CROFT ' "'riirt'p;)(pV|rI : uu ni'iili. full ri-liir, '» urn- wo'.-l" Vl.V.TlY }'r y>l\~rt -. 7m- Men On on ft full m:rr. F.H.A. .ii.iiriil.icd town, nmr flM Bunk. 'Hire© bMroomi, mp'lUtp r»ci'.iij»aru'y. T»o bedro'ims plus $::.'.VI fi»mnf r»rJr# Ul.OOO. Kxccptlon^ living nvim with brltfA wall and. lira licated flnlstifd (iltlo, IflflxlW properly. .wn h\\h%. lull b-is*inMii. ^.••ini;Ii)l. i^- n\ hny. McALlBTER AGENCY. H»i.\ (Moro Classified Ads HWY. 36 291-0770 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS r>l«c», r«llo, fenced-In back yard. Aak <"Jn« he.il. II3.0DO. 747-461S or writ a r.hrted 1'4 a^rfH. Near grhool*. Law EI(FI(«, 109 Knsl Hlvftr Rd., Rum»on. 1 lnc (16.900. Call after 4 p.m. 747-2883. •A.G,' not flil, lied Bmk. X Owner 842-0278. SIMWH. On Tba Next Page) 7Z—Friday, July- 3), 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSE* FOB SALE Houses rtm SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MJLL ESTATE WANTED Wnion Beach HOUSES FOR SAJ-E YOU MUST SEE... FOB. JOSEPH S. McCUE, REALTOR Sat. PROFITABLY M/?. Alice Haid, B«»fc is a medical patient in I tried Lo today's blgliiy competitive 0 JUDGE ROAD, RUMSON, N. J. •.rtfct. - Our thoroughly trained. ex- Hospital, Red Bank. HALL BROS. REALTORS COTTON RIDGE perienced staff of gracious soft ttili&l •Xpert* are prepared to help you. '•• t!3 River Rd. Fair Haven 842 - 0444 I4it your property with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Meagher 741-7686 Nuttwamp Rd. Middlttown and sons, Arlington Ave., have THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER PHILIP J. BOWERS 4 CO Real Estate For 70 Years returned home after a two-week Member Multiple Listing Service 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE SO Willie St.. Red BanK 741-7200 CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES motor tour i.n New York State V/E N££U IT OUR HOME AN ANNOUNCEMENT MIDDLETOWN — Custom design offers family living room, fire- ... _ . i.!tinfc and the New England States, place, formal dining—eat-in kitchen, three twin-sized bedrooms, '.or your listing. They need ranches. FIVE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM [pllt levels, two stories; also Investment We have been appointed exclusive brokers for a new Fair Haven bath, attached garage. Priced below replacement at $18,500. aroperty. Call us lor a q"lck sale. Two Stephen Reznak, Jr., son of community of custom-built homes for the discriminating purchaser. iffices ierving you. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reznak, OR WILL BUILD FROM YOUR PLANS RUMSON — Very convenient location, well built two-story house Close to school, shopping, and busline. 100x150 minimum lot size. WALKER & WALKER Sr., Brook Ave., is spenidng a Homes constructed from our plans or yours. Prices start at $35,000 in perfect condition. Living room, kitchen, den or bedroom, pow- Realtors Shrewsbury Offlcs illddietown Office month at home with his parents. for the eight-room, New England Colonial. Please call or stop Four and Five Bedrooms • 2'/i la IVi Ceramic Tiled Battii der room, two large bedrooms and modern bath. High end dry. 7*1-6212 671-1311 Mr. Reznak, Jr., a medical stu- in for details. Two-car Garage • Full Basement! Excellent value at $16,900. dent in Creighton Medical School Plenty of Closets • Sidewalks ITTLE SILVER — Rancher. Brand new listing. Privacy. Scant LEGAL NOTICE TREES, TREES, TREES-The best values in the entire Red Bank Modern Kitchens Compleit with Dishwashers in Nebraska, will return to his —Rumson area. Eight-room, cent«r hall, Colonial to be built in acre. Three bedrooms, one bath. Beautiful grounds and shade senior year studies in September. Fair Haven. Living room, dining room, eat-in-kitchen, paneled trees. Plot fronts two streets. Transferred owner. Take advantage. 522,900. NOTICE den with sliding doors to shaded patio. Four bedrooms, 2'/4 tile MONMOU'ttf (OlIM'V Mrs. Edward Jansen and chil- baths, full basement, attached garage. Not a development. Two, FROM $34,000 Kl'KROKATK'S COURT RUMSON — It's Barn Red. It's Saucy, It's Economical. It's charm- NolW-p to Creditors to l'resent dren, Diane, James, John Jeffery brook-bordered lots to choose from. From $21,900'. 90% mortgage ing. It's well worth your inspection. Estate area. 1J4 acres, three Claims Against Estate nd Gerold, are spending a one- available if qualified. Call early. STATE OF WH-MAM H. HKRR- ANOTHER KLEINER BROS. CUSTOM-BUILT COMMUNITY bedrooms, 2>/2 baths. Many extras 536,100. iTANN (Wll. H. HERRMANNj. DE- reek vacation in Tuckerton. BASED. RIVER OAKS COLONIAL — Rumson - Fair Haven Regional High Pursuant £o the order of EDWARD ITTLE SILVER — Most desirable brick structure offers 24' liv- School district. Spacious 2|4-year-old Colonial offers early occu- of limy FOR INFORMATION CALL ing room, fireplace, formal dining room, huge deluxe kitchen, T Monmouth, this day made, -LEGAL NOTICE- pancy. Quality construction by one of our top local builders. Center master's den. Four large bedrooms, 2'/ baths, attached two^car PpHca-tiun of the undersigned, F. Blias hall, large living room with fireplace, formal dining room, sunny 2 'rice, Sole Executor of the estate ot 7477-4385 or 671-3200 ^arage, delightful porch, attractive tree shaded grounds, river [lie naltl William II. Herrmann iWm. eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, paneled den, three bedrooms, 2'/ 2 rights, priced at $38,500. if. Herrmann), deceased, notice la liere- tiled baths, basement, attached two-car garage. Asking $34,900. jy given to the creditors of said de- ,o undernlesW wlU «•* ?"*>«• A*» DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 south to Niveslnk River Rd.; turn right on Noviilnk to teased to present to thi said Sole „,. on August 7. 1964 at 10:00 A. M.. A new listing, MULTIPLE AND OPEN LISTINGS! Executor their claims uiiii?r oath witli- Daylight Suving Time »e-lJ i'1963 »*« Nuhwamp Rd.; turn right to model homei. six months from this date. Tudor Serial No. 6J302 7400, at Bob Dated: June 2!Hn, i»64. White Bulck, Slirewsbury Avenue, Jitw F. BUSS PRICE Shrewsbury, New Jersey, «elied »ntl 172 Broad Street reposseaaed from Steven Uid Baxpaxa WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY Eatontown, N. J., Petrliio Ttio imderfligned reserve! tlie THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Attorney and Sole Executor it to hi" THE MONMOUTH OOIIN- •Uly 10. 17. 24, 3L WM r NATIONAL BANK, K&O BANK. REALTORS —IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 REALTORS Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm ly 31 *Z-B8 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON NOTICE NOTICK 842-0600 .. Member ol Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-741 - 3450 MONMOUTH BOUNTY SUKKOUATK'N COLKT HONMOVTH COUNTY Member Multiple Listing Service KURKOCATE'fl COURT WITH A SPECIAL SETTING — A fine young eight-room home. 91 East Front Street 741-8700 Red Bank, N. J, Notice I" Creditors tu I'resrnt , Claims Aunlnst Estate Notice to CJrrdltor* l» Pwsaenl Unusually spacious, for example—a 31' living room, an entrance ESTAT23 OF CLARA L. NE1CE, DE- NEW LISTING RED BANK COLONIAL Claims AKalntit Esl*te foyer as large as the average room. Even the baths are big LOW TAXES IKASED. Threfrbedroom, bath and powder room, a bedroom and storage Purauanl lo ihp order of KDWARD ESTATE OF JOSIAH N, and there's space for three more bedrooms. The woodland setting Excellent home for young couple — large living room, DECEASED. „_ on third floor, living room with fireplace, 22' screened-in porch !. BROBGE, Surrogate of the Coun- IS special, ancient oaks you can't get your arms around. There's with nice eat-in kitchen — three bedrooms — bath — o( Monmouth, this day made, Pursuant to (lift order of EDWARD off it, separate dining room, comfortable kitchen with laundry application the undersigned, ; BROEGE suiTogfite of the County privacy; darn little lawn to worry over. One of Rumson's finest trees. Walking distance to school. Low taxes, asking if Monmouth, [Ills day made, on the area, full cellar, garage, dishwasher and carpeting. Asking $23,- 'nomHa T. Waraahw. Sirle Kxecutur, ot sections. Asking $50,500. See it this weekend! J14.00O. •he edtate of the said ClarR L. Nelcr. pnlication of the undersigned, Thomas 500. aaetl, notice la hereby given to Uit 1 Beers Sole Executor ot the Mtate reditora ol said (tecpaHfd to present >'f the said Joslah N. Beers, deceased, GRACIOUS DUTCH COLONIAL — On a quiet lane with over an SOUTHERN COLONIAL BEAUTY to the said So|e Executor their clalmH otice Is hereby given to the creditor)) A real Southern Colonial beauty with riverview; large EXECUTIVE AREA under oatti withfcn six montha irom uf snid dectaaed lo preient to the acre shady grounds nine rooms, three full baths, a cool porch. said Sole Executor their claims under living room with fireplace, large dining room, four bed- Lincroft: Fenced 3^-acre with woods in the rear. Three-bedroom this date. Nearby homes worth over $100,000. See it soon, call for an appoint- custom ranch — fireplace — recreation room in basement. Im- Dated; July 21st, 1864. oath within six months from this d*t». ment. $36,000. rooms, 2>/} baths, two-car garage, full basement with play THOMAS T. WARSHAW I>ated; July 27th, 1964 mediate occupancy. Asking $24,100. 24 Michael Drive THOMAS S. BEERS room, yard fenced in for children. Condition excellent. Middletown. N. J., 29 Shady Lac* JUST LISTED TODAY — A bright, modern, three-bedroom Rum- Shrewsbury, Ne« Jir»«7 Large mortgage may be assumed. Asking only $33,500, RED BANK FOUR-BEDROOM Sole Executor son home. Features oil fired hot water heat, full cellar, and a jouis If Dranin, Eaq, Bole Executor New listing — substantially built two-story — two complete baths 29 Recklee* Place Alston B«ekman. Jr.. Esq. shop ad^ining the garage. Short walk to finest schools. See it RUMSON WATERFRONT $23,500 front porch, 17' living room, large separate dining room, kitchen Red Bank, N. J. Counsellor at Law ,, this weekend. Asking $19,500. Yes sir, this is your chance to have bulkheaded, deep water Attorney 10 Broad Street and pantry, one-car garage, convenient to parochial and public luly 24, 31, Aug. T, H (36.68 Bed Back, New Jer«y property and escape the heat. Living room, dining room Attorney paneled with beamed ceiling. Magnificent fireplace. schools. Asking $20,900. , Aur. 7, K 21 I27.W WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN i(FIRM) Kitchen. Three bedrooms, and nursery or child's playroom, NOTICE MOVE RIGHT IN one bath. Beautiful river side porch. All the benefits of MONMOUTH COUNTY NOTICE Member cl Multiple Listing Service Lovely two-bedroom ranch, 21' living room, separate dining room, KURROGATR'S COURT air-conditioning without the noise and fee bill. This won't modern, attractive kitchen, front porch, garage, macadam drive- 2?oti(>« to Credltorn to Present MONMOUTH COUNTY , be here long. Clftlrm Against Kstste SURROGATE'S COURT way, carpeting, small down payment for qualifying buyer. Asking ESTATE OF LUJ.LLA T. WADDELL, Xctlrn to Creditor* to PreiMt HOUSES FOR SALE JIOUSES FOR SALE $16,200. DECEASED. Claims Atalnitt Estate Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ESTATE OF MORA LANG, .DE- FREEHOLD VICINITY HOUSES FOR SALE C. BHOEGE, Surrogate ol the County READY TO GO HOUSES FOR SALE of Monmouth, this day made, on the CEASED. HIDEAWAY application of the undersigned, The Pursuant to the order of ED.WAHD 17 wooded ACRKS ensure plenty FHA APPRAISED HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE privacy /or Oils thre» bedroom Jtranc COLONIAL* RANCH — Applebrook Central Jersey Bank and Trust Com- _'. BKOEGE, Surrogate of th» County 3.1, NO DOWN F.H.A. $400 DOWN FAIR HAVEN — $15,900. Charm- Elevated plat 169x165. Bright livln pany, Sole Executor of the estate ot of Monmouth, thli day made, on the with full linsement1 . Electric TOUR room, fireplace. Eat-In kitchen. Frenci the said Luella T. Waddell. deceased, application of the undersigned, Peter washing mncblnc , dryer, sturmH 3ood ill zed rooms. Two bedrooms tiled ing, immaculate two story Coloni- doors to patio off dining area. Tw TIRED OF CRAMPED OUTSTANDINS VALUE notice Is hereby given to the creditors J. LanK, Sole Executor ot the «»Utt •crefni. Only four yenrji old. Reduce! >ath, kitchen and dining room, living al. Three bedrooms, finished base- bedrooms. Attached garage. $226 of said deceased to present to the of the said Nora Lang, deceasded, no- lor quick buyer to only $23,800. oom plus an enclosed porch. aafd Sole Executor their claims undpr ^12,400 QUARTERS? n one ot Mid die town's finest sections, tice fa h«r(>hy given to the creditors FAItMH AND COUNTRY HOMES ment, garage. Fine residential ECONOMY MINDED? Convenlen oath within six month* from this d&tfi. of said deceased to present to ttw said FROM J7.6O0 Then take a look at this spacious Compact ranch consisting of living Dated: July 20th, 1964 1.1. NO DOWN P.H.A. f4S0 DOWN neighborhood. 5% down to quali- Fair Haven location. Five-room bung* room with fireplace, full dining room Sale Executor their claims under oath liibstflnOnl two-story tiome. Three bed- fied buyer. low on tree shaded plot. Basement. He Cape. Extra large kitchen, brick modern kitchen and television room. THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK within six months from this datt. LEWINGER AGENCY ooms, bath, family-sited kitchen plui water heat. Oarage, Taxes 9293, Hea wall fireplace in living room, Three bedrooms, 114 tile b&thi. En- AND TRUST COMPANY Real Estato and Insurance lining room. Pull basement, hot water Ing IM&» $12,200. closed porch, one car rarage. Swim- BY: DONALD W. PEPPLER, jfcjft: UN0 SO B. Main St.. Freehold. N. J. eat, enclosed porch. LINCROFT - $19,500. Kingsize three large bedrooms, firaezeway ming pool 16x23, Far below appraisal Trust Officer 84 Harvard Road, 462-3533 Evenings; 4G2-2370 $14,000 brickfront rancher. Full basement PORT-AU-PECK — Easy living in thl; and garage, on large corner lot. 1 West Main Street, fair • Haven, N. ?., one floor home. Living room wltr Freehold, New Jersey t OPEN 1 PAYS A WEEK exceptionally beautiful lot. St. All for Sole Executor .1. NO DOWN F.H.A. |7OO DOWN fireplace, dining room, beamed ceilings, Sole Executor Francirancis WW.. iAWley. Esq. Leo's parish. Shown by appoint- Three bedrooms. Two-car garage. REARS OF CHARM Samuel S. Sagoisky, Esq. 100 HighwaHih y No- 35 ' mmaculate three-bed room, 1 ',4 baths, Screened porch with view ol tut, rlv- $15,800 30 Bast Wain Street HOUSES FOR SALE pllt level. Science kitchen and dining ment only. Lovely older home In Locust. ha» 11' Red Bank, N.J., Lrea, game room. Basement, garage, •r. S1S.O0O. VA no down FHA $550 down Inj room, dining room, den. aun room, freehold, New Jtney Attorney ind enclosed, patio. Below F.H.A, ap- Subject to FHA and VA approval large kitchen, rour bedrooms, lli balhi Attorney fuly 17, 31 31. AUK. T |36.7(l 'raiial, SHREWSBURY — $19,000. Owner LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING and lavatory.. Screened summer house, July 24, 31, AUk*. 7, 14 ISO- MORE LISTINGS SHOWN 117,500 must sell charming four bedroom four garages, additional building con- BRITE REALTY taining two moderen apartments, each NOTICE MORE LISTINGS SOLD lubject to qualified buyers and F.H.A. Colonial. Hot water heat. l'/2 Realtor . with, HvInK room, fireplace, sun room, NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTV baths, full basement, located on two bedrooms, about 1 acre all lot MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT >r V.A. approval. 16 Spring St. Red Bank Inc. f(7,6O0. PROBATE DIVISION SURROGATE'S COURT quiet dead-end street. It's a real 3370 Hwy. 35 Hazlet DOCKET NO. Notlc* to Creditors to Prate* THE KIRWAN COMPANY. buy for the large family. 747-4121 PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. On Assignment Clahns Against Enltlm 264-0666 741-3636 NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT ESTATE OF GRACE C. WOODHBAD lEAWORS INSDROIlfi Daily 9-8, Saturday, Sunday, 10-6. Multiple Listings '.n the Matter o( the General Assign- DECEASED. , IEUTORI) KEYPORT FREEHOLD AREA. — nine-room housi Real Estate for 70 years ment for the Benefit of Creditors l Pursuant to the ordtr ol EDWARD THE MEISTRICH on nine acres. Three-car garage. Largi 50 White St. Red Bank 741-72M RENT-A-MAID SERVICE UF HE. C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County '87-5500 264-0745 outbuildings. Full cellar. Owner's li] HOLLAND HILL .TBANK, INC., Assignor, -lo- LEON- of Monmouth, this day made, on the ness reduces price to $15,500. Excellent ONE ACRE WOODED WITh BROOK ARD PINKELSTEIN*. AflHlgnee. application ol the undersigned. Thomas . JAJtGAlN! immediate posHeSHlon. Qwn- AGENCY SNYDER REALTORS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that th four-bed room two-bath house on thret FIVE BEDROOMS Hbove hatned Assignor has on the 15th~. Woouhearl ami Wfllter A. WoodheaiF. — Thru The Red Bank Area >r has moved to Albany. RH.A, e-p- acres. Full cellar. Stream. Reglsteret Two-story Colonial, center liall. living Twj) autsUndins buys in the Locui ;x«eut.oTs of th* estate ol the said .raised, at J20.525. Will sucritlco at Newman. Springs Road, Corner kennel and four-horse stalls on tuoni, lUnlnK room, extramlftrge Vltch- Nave sink area. day ct July, 196t, made, executed ami Multiple Listing Service 19,«(X>, Utteral terms to qualified buy- delivered to Leonard Ftneklstcln of the Grace C. Wood head, deceased, not.t erty. Sacrifice at *22,900. in. den with wall ami celling panel. Sixty-year old four-bedroom, l^ bath Town o( Old Bridge, County of Middle hereby given to the creditors of Modern ranch home on "t tier?. false beams, Binl fireplace, 2!* tile home, with two-car detached garage snJd deceased to present to the sal" •'our bed room R. two baths. BILIfluent, Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury liattis, mud room and laundry. Full Additional building with two apartment; sex nml 8t;Ue ol New Jersey, »n Utucheti garage. Jininuculale condition, IRVING WEISGOLD executors their claims under oath cellar, two-car garage. By appointment wilh two bedrooms, living room, kltch sign i cnt of its entire estate in trua' within six monthf from, this datt. 3;ill tcxlayl STANLRY K. DOWNS, Broker only. Call builder. Occupancy Septem- en, anil bath each—fireplaces, full baai traitor, Shrewsbury. 7*1-1017, 741-5888 for the benprit of ltd creditors in Dated; July 23rd, 1964. 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewoc- ber 15. 1 Glenway, Holmdel. menu Asking $47,500. corflance with the Revised Statutes THOMAS C. WOODHEAD (Between Freehold and Lakewood, HAROLD HARRISON "ew Jersey. IOKSE FAHM. ESTATE -- New barn 363-3080 Evenings 463-648! 531-4256 535 Broad Street NEW! NEW! NEW!vitli 10 stalls; 20 acrest five-bedroom LITTLE SILVKK RANCH — Good loca- Ona hundred-year old Colonial — s! The Assignor was engaged in the Red Bank, New Jersey tion, handy for shopping and school. bed rooms, one bath, many improve employment agency business with WALTER A. WOODHKAU a on *noM; food brook; $80,000. OCEAN TO.JRIVEFt merits. Lot size 185x200. Must see ti principal placa of business at 22 Went IAROLD UNDEUANN, Broker, Katun- TUree bedrooms, dining room, living Boats man's paradise. Jiving room wltl 87 Park Lane own. M2-<1103. room and fireplace, large basement, EDNA M. NETTER appreciate. Offered at $20,000. Front Street, Red Bank, New Jersey. Fair Haven, New Jersey • RANCHES patio. Includes electric range anil illsh- fireplace, recreation room with ba Ail claims, of creditors must be pre- Carton, Nary, Witt waaher. WON'T LAST. CALL NOW. screened porch, 4',i bedrooms, tW REALTOR For appointment call 671-2590, Five Co sented at the office of Leonard Finkel- k Arvanitls Offered al $18,500. baths. Taxes extremely low. Offere. FARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL BITES ners, Middletown. steln. at 325 Highway 18, Old Bridge Counselors at LAW HOUSES FOR SALE at £17,000. ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENC New Jpraty, within three (3) monthi 601 Grand A-venu* • SPLIT-LEVELS CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor Realtor, 1460 Ocean Av«., Sea Bright HOLMlUiL—CO1.TS NECK from the date hereof, or the same wil Asbury Park, New Jersey 842-0004. MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS 63 Riverside 741-4030 Red Hark FREE SUMMER LIST he barred from coming in for dlvl Attorneys PRICE REDUCED ~- 15 Lincoln Ct Dutch Lan. Rd., RD 1, Marlboro Monraoutti County, farms, acreage, dend ot *nfd estate. July 31, Aug. 7, 11, 21 |31.2fi BERG RUMSON KUSTIC RANCH — On spa- Kwanabuig, Two year round house; home and commercial property, Many LEOXARD FINKELSTEIN • BI-LEVELS ciuus wooded grounds. Three king size with two-car garage on 50x130' lot whlcl P.O. Box 328, Freehold real good buys. . 325 Highway IB VETS NO DOWN bedrooms, threw full (l)ed baths, fourth runs tnrough two streets Live In one Old Bridge, New, Jersey bedroom partly finished. Ill' paneled rent other. One has five rooms, tw 462-4151 Abiolultly th> den, spacious 16x22' cherry paneled liv- bedroom*. 1& baths, < new hnrdwoo. MERRITT R. LAMSON. INC, July 24. 31, Aug. 7. U $35.88 PROPOSAL Evenings 162-1670, 538-7(91 NON-VETS $800 DOWN ing ruom with ritlsed brick fireplace, floors, porch and hot water oil fired Real tori COLTS NKCK TOWNSHIP Bat) Buy in Monmouth County! Country living with city conveni- formal dining room, beautiful knotty heat. Other hoiiae, three looms, bath NOTICE ences. Split level right years pine It It til en with dishwasher and porch and patio. Gas heat. Clone tc MIDDLETOWN—Luxury air-condltionet 50 We it Mala SL Treehol SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JERSEY BOARD OF EDUCATION cheery breaWest earner, separate laun- acliooia, stores and transportation. I- nlnB rooms, three baths, two kitchens. young. Three bedrooms, dining qulre at above address or call 787-04- 462-0(40 CHANCERV DIVISION Route No. 1 Set our brand new homes room, large living room and kitch- dry, central air conditioning, wall-to Ml appliances, drapes and carpeted. MONMOUTJI COUNTY Colts Neck, N. J. en, recreation room* garage, full wall carpet, living room and dining after 4 p.m. One acre, brook. S46,OOO. 671-2832. RUMSON WATERFRONT — 100' - DOCKET NO. M «U8-63 located on Atlantic Ave. basement, immediate posiesslon At room drapes, two-car attached gamge. Navesink River, 11 year old ranch ha: Civil Action ProposaJs wUl b* received for thirty A beautiful home and realistically TWO-BEDROOM RANCH — New kUch MIDDtKTOWN—Two-bedroom ranch, two bedrooms, bath, living room, bl] thousand (30,000) g&llona, more or closing. en, large lo*. garage, located on dear garage, nicely landscaped, ft acr» lot. Notice ol Order For Publication in the Pleasure Bay area priced at only pVODO. ELWOOD A. kitchen and room to expand. Lovel; KEiUAR JOHNSON JACKSON, a/H/a Lft leas, of No. 2 Fuel 041 to be delivered Only $17,990 at Berg end street, $12,900. Call owner 291-4170 J71-O121. view. W6.500. McAUOTER AGENCY, Into the tank* at the, Atantlc Elemen- ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, M5 11a Johnson Jackson, Plaintiff, va, tary School during the 1964-66 heating of Long Branch. Water- Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500 SHREWSBURY CAPE COD—Ciutom COLTS NECK—Modern stone-trimmed Real Estate, 109 Eaat River Rd,, A OEOROE MITCHELL JACKSON, De- son. 812-18H. fendant. aeuon. Tank capacities are 8.000 f«i- RUMSON — Nicely restored Victorian built. Two bedrooms, living room, din- home. 3% baths, paneled rumpus loom, lons (operating tank) and 2,000 gaJ- front area. Priced at $16,- The Berg Agency ing room, kitchen, unfinished expan- attached garage. 1% acres. Many STATE OP NEW JERSEY: Ion* tiestrve lank). house, H*u center hall, Jiving: room unusual features. 462-3433. RIVERFRONT COLONIAL. — Amode TO: GEORGE MITCHELL JACKSON: with fireplace, large den. lovely mod- sion attic, two-car garage, plot 90x150 home and very attractive. 23'xl4' livlnf Proposals also will be received lor Realtor J16.BOO. Owner, after 6 p.m. 747-407. KEYPORT—aix-room house with ga- By virtue of an Order of the flu- 500 and up. Model homes ernised, kitchen with concealed laundry room with fireplace. Pining room. Spa erlor Court of New Jersey, Chancery an initial fill on three days nottct for room, formal dining room, /our bed-MIDDLETOWN — Sherwood Foresi rage. Lot 60H2O. Oil heat, city sewers. clous kitchen, breattfast area. Threi a 10,000 gallon tank being Installed at "Personalized Service" 1 SI via Ion, made on the 7th day of July. open daily. rooms, two baths. All very tastefuMy Four-bedroom split, Planter In foye Priced lor quick sals at $10,900. Cal lar^t bedrooms. Sundech. Screenet 1964. In a civil action wherein Lelar the new Cedar Drive School; and For decorated, plus five rooms third floor. recreation room, patio, two full bath 264-2<69. the remaining quantity required for the 671-1000 porch for entertaining. Except lona Johnson Jackson, a/k/a Leila Johnson remaining' heaung tea*cm, Full cellar and garage. Asking $28,900. full basement, attached garage on on< MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom ranch, value! Reduced from $31,500. NOW JackRcm, is the plalnllrt and you are N. J. Largest Residential McALISTEB. AGENCY, Real Katate, wooded acre, aluminum storm* uu two baths, wooded lot. Walking dlitance $28,900, STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor tha defendant,'you are hereby required Dellverlei are to be made on a De- 109 East River Rd.. Rum nor. B42-1S94. screens. 671-3374. gree Day System, Real Estate Brokers to schools. Owner transferred. J21.5O0. Shrewsbury. 741-1017. to answer the complaint of the plain- SAMUEL TEICHER. Ca« 787-5280. tiff on or before the 8th day of Sep- Proposals will be received and opened Daily 9-9, tember, 1864, t>y serving an nnnwer on at the Atlantic Etementary School, AGENCY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LINCKOFT-Reduced J2.000 to S26.500 LOTS & ACREAGE Arnone A Zager Eaqa,, plaintiff's at- Colts Neck, N. J. at S;15 P. M. Eait- Saturday-Sunday 10-7 for quick sals. Beautiful four-bedroom torney, whose address Ix M& Broad ern Daylight Time, on Thursday, Au- Excluiivi Sales Agents split, family room, 2',4 baths, brick Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, and in gust 13th, 196*. Route 35 Middletown, N. J. planter In foyer and much more. Near FOUR LOTS — Approximately % acri default thereof such judgment shall be Submit evidence of commitment from 287 Oc.anport Ave., Oceanporl schools and shopping, call owner 717 each, desirable location. Walking dis- rendered against, you as the Court shall bidder's supplier. _ _ _ Garden State Parkway 9051. .. _^____ tance to Little Silver railroad station, think equitable and jtmt. You shall file The bid price !• to be stated In an $1,500 BELOW FHA RANCH phone m2-om;"~ your answer and proof of service in amount "more" or "lens" than the low 524-3500 Exit 117 PAIR HAVBN ore or lens than the low duplicate with the Clerk of the Su- posting In PlPlan'Plni ' s OI IIK ram ffo r tthh eN New SPLIT MIDDLETOWN River Rd. SU-room Colonial. Living LITTLE SILVER — \ acre, all utlft perior Court, Slat* House Annex, Tren- Yortt Harboorr TanTnkk CaK r pricepric , prevaHprevaH- room dining room, khchten, thm bed- ties, call. ton, New Jersey. In accordance with Tank CaCarr price, tng on'date of deliveri ery In aaccordancc rdance MIDDLETOWN, MATAWAN, HA2LET VICINITY EXCLUSIVES " room* or two bedrooms and den. Oll- 741-6373. the rulei of civil practice and p with the "bid form." Four Bedroonu Thro B.droomi tlred hot water heat, No I down to tlure. Proposals must be In »*al»d «nvel- any qualified buyer. 1964 taxes *32e. HOLMDEL — Acre plus lots, wooded opes marked "Proposals for FuroUh- NO DOWN VETS • LOW DOWN NON-VETS Two Bithi On. Bath Monthly payments Including taxes and and cleared, |6,500 and up. CARL F. The object of iaM action Is to otv ing and Delivering Fuel OH to Oolts insurance under M10 per montr. Call ZELLERS, Broker, Rt. 520, 9<6-4« tain a judgment of divorce betweei Nttk Township Schools". 30' Gam* Room Nic« RrtpliC* owner, t7MM93. Full price, tl4,W0. the *ald plaintiff and you. BELFOFtD — Corner lot lfiOxflOO read] DATED; July 15, 1964. The Board, reserves ths right te In- 20' Porch Goorf Porch CUSTOM RANCH — Two years old to build, $4,000. Call after S p.m. ARNONE h ZAGER ject any or all bids. On lovely wooded property of almost 671-2284. Dated: July 31. 1964 All Appliincai V*ry Good Art* Attorneys for Plaintiff WHALE WHALE 2'.4 acres. Three large bedrooms, 1% 248 Broad Street LESLIE H. DOUGLASS, SecrttUT . EIGHT ACRE TO TWELVE ACR] July 31 J10.81 Only $18,000 Exc.lltnt Condition baths beautiful kitchen, family room, SITES-^Avaliable at reasonable pric Red Bank, New Jerne "WHERE YOU GET AWHALE OF A DEAL" 20 foot screened porch. QDrgeous plnb J.D, ROCHE, MLS Realtor. L*n, July 17. 24, 31, Aug. 7 S48.0S Nit* Lindteaptng marble llrepla.ee In living room. Aluml Bridge Rcl., Colta Neck, Call 946-49U Ful1 Pric8 Fu PricB num siding, two-car garage. Asking : MIHOLKTOWN TOWNSHIP VETS VETS " .Only'$11,500 HO.000..RUBSBLL M. BOMU8, Realtors, ACRK BITE — Fully landscaped, d MIDIH.ETOWV TOWNSHIP MONMOCTH COUNTY 60O River Ril., Fair Haven. 74T-453J. filrabie area, privacy. All utlllti MONMOUTH COUNTY NEW JERSEY Member Multiple- Listing Service. Paved Btreel. Call 741-9248. NKW JERSEY No Down No Down y the Mayor «n Township, for the Paving of Various The listing salesman really de- -I ca.i te» now thai this will bt 100'm'O' lot on quiet street. Can be „„,„ ship, for (he Improyenr'nt Q{ .Varloti Township ROtttls with' AflphalWc "Con-" a week of winners. With rht seen at 3 Chapel Hill Kd#J,maito. BUILDINQ WITOJ)EBOE..-. Township "Roads by ""Bftiirhinnufi serves a medal for this beauty. •ir--tntl!riMeir-iEomacT'Kr Colwnan H8 ^Br alter o:M. face Treatmpnt and other Wnrk In- orete Type 8M-1 A Other Work Inci- 201-9242 cidental Thereto; and oneined and tea dental Thereto; and opened and read With q. buy like, thii how can.- Jacqueline St., Bristol, Connecticut or •••-•™J in public at the Township Hall, Mirtdti in public at the Township Hall, Middie- you oford to pay renl. Features: WHALE there can't bt any los- call 203.582-81(1. town Township, X. J., on We(ineBda^ town Township, N. J. on Wednesday, •rs so, come on down today pplebroolTAgency four beautiful bedroomi, }Vi COMPLETELY REMODELED — Five August 12, 1964 at 8:00 P.M. Prevailing Aug. 12, 19M at 8:00 P.M. Prtvalllnf and feast your eyes on this Im- room house. Choice location for al! BUSINESS PROPERTY Time. Time. baths, large living room, eat* school*. Terms easily arranged, amal m ipeclflcatlonii ami foun of bids, con- maculate three-bedroom homt ON HWY. 36, PORT MONMOUTH — Specifications and form of bl Linden PI., Red 200x600. Price Include* alx room noun*, contract flnd bonti for the proposed prepared by Otis U. Seaman, Town- TAXES ($160). Oh yesl City Bank. Call 747-(M8o ssk for Mr. Jay lull cellar with all improvementt. 787 work, prepared by Otis R. Seaman, flhlp Engineer have been filed in the large modern kitchen, and nicely TonshiTownshipp EngineeEirtP r havh e hceb n rilefildd iii tewers too. Now Is the time lo »l«,5O0 the office of the Township Clerk st office of the Township Clei** at the landscaped lot. Short' walk to the Munlcipnl Rullrtlng, King* High Municipal Hulldlng, Kings Highway, bring your deposit with you. grade and porachlal schools. WILL BUY THIS FIVE YEAR-OLD way, Middletown. X. J., and may tie Middletown. N.J., and may be inspected COLONIAL FOUR BEDROOMS, Hi REAL ESTATE WANTED during biiflinesn hours by prospective Non-vets 5300 Down Non-vets 1500 Down BATHS. EAT-IN K1TOHE.N, SEPARATE limiipclpd during Ini.ilnpsi hours h: SELUINQ — CONFUSED T t>roMK»cllvt l>|tU\t>T!i. Blrldm will UUldcrR. Ht|ioiiii Forms In the m'finn^r dr- No Down $15,900 Hl/p lierirnnnu, 2U, tiled ulilhH. flnnr-lmi* Hlprmti-it tiierein end required liy the $112 Per Mo. 1 tng a-eaa, r I ii liy iti p living vvMMii, aejNinitt illnlns nwn, itit hi- Hlifiil Mention*, mil.ft he ?n cloned in Modem Four-bedroom Ranch workssver kltclien, pimpled ili-n, tn OPEN SEVEN DAYS cit ID Solid Modem Colonial VPlii|if lMK 'he nd Kenlt>il (>IIV*>IIIJICH hrnring the name uid Her* Is o home thai we are CURTIN AGENCY Kiinie ronm. nutliy rlom-tn. Meiuirtlng of Hit l)M -- IJVfllK rd llortgae* pavmci.ts too lilgl.T Don VALUE PACKED SIX BEDROOM OLDER HOME wait, call »fl now we'll ln;v your hom Tmvnshlfi KriRiTicpr or the Tmv 'I'lic Township Engineer or the Town- —Such extras as 24x15 living room with natural wllh rlrppla™. cllnlriK r i, lillcl MAN'KI.Y ARKOCiATEft. flTl-fttSH mmnllti'c n-sc rvf I lie rintit ihl|» rontnilttfi* renprve ihp right to tile bntli. two lo'ih-oOTTio. cxpan.Hloti a rnni|i!Hp firm nr In I IIIKI »• minlre a romiilHf flnnncl»] and ix- 264-2300 671-2600 stone fireplace, second living room or den. Base- WKNKKD Klvc i* shiii'iiifiit Irom prospprtlv licritMicp Hifih'rnpm from prospective ment and throe-car detached garage. All this on l'/2 .itnnvinc Hint llicy Imvc .ifitl nlddt-rs (ihffwinc thai they havf latin- . Full i ll k riu'turtly i:oi»vlclc n-ifI. THK 11KKC .i dliiilli.', r nntini' lirfore lurnishlng pro- SIX-BEDROOM SURPRISE PACKAGE- 1-xcellcnt nct In conlnn with MiPlil.KTiiWN - - .*'tr;KniK i-nrn red 1 II.tt. Ml;,'.(]-r. alio LICENSED condition, ready to move. Full basement, transpnr- "I'M It vv I in par HI «»nt condiUim. Tliri'i' lalion. i;ilitir.i when* siicli Infarmdtl- REAL ESTATE TWO UK1MUM1M ih'trinuMilnl Id DIP hpn\ \n\tr- SIX-HliDROOM, TWO-STORY - Two baths, Best |» ' Tiiwnnhlp. The right 1ft »l- rrxiv nl^nl to DftH Administrator " ' iocs Adminlitntor son. MM MM, linitn. Call HT 1-JiDO «i(, 15 Jtilv 31. Atig, 7 S30.8B July 31. Aug. 7 1 Inside Washington: Firemen's THE DAILY flf.CISTf.fi Fn By ROBERT S. ALLEN »nd PAUL SCOTT Benefit Hiked tee meeting of the Root and the theme, were selected by Mrs. Branch Garden Club was held Lawrence Sacoone, and approved NEW SHREWSBURY — Bor- WASHINGTON — Don't be too surprised if this last week at the home of Mh by the committee. Mrs. Lammers ough volunteer firemen will re- and Mrs. Leo Lammers to dis- is flower show chairman, and •even-month-okf session of Congress is still going ceive added benefits under a new cuss plans for the fall flower Mrs. Edward Savoie and Mrs. strong in September—even though the great election Jlife and accident insurance plan show to be held Saturday, Sept. Harold Rohloff will act as battle starts that month. approved last night at a special IS, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Har- horticulture and arrangements meeting of Borough Council. ris Gardens fire house, Union clerks. Final details of the pro- For public consumption, Democratic congressional For the first time, the insur- Beach. gram were set up and approved leaders are optimistically proclaiming * ance plan will cover first aid This year's fall show will have by the committee. Printed pro- squad members as well. they expect to wind up by Aug. 24,' the World's Fair as its theme, grams will be prepared by Mrs. Council's fire committee, under and Is entitled "Salute to the Harold Bottger. when the party's national convention'i direction of Councilman Laurence World's Fair." Also present at the meeting opens in Atlantic City. But privately, , J. Kirk, and the borough fire The horticulture section was were Mr. and Mrs. William Net- they are highly uncertain about that,*1* council have been exploring avail- arranged by Harold Simmons, tel, Mr. and Mrs. Bottger, Eu- able policies as a result of the chairman, and approved by the gene Williams, Mrs. Frank Frei, and with good reason. death last year of volunteer fire- committee. Titles for the ttower Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. The only way the session can be V. mah Alfred M. MacMoyle from a William Mueller. heart attack sustained while fight- Refreshments were served by concluded in August is by junking a "* ing a fire. drs. Lammers after the meeting. number of President Johnson's "must" No insurance was payable to Two Are Fined his widow, Mrs. Mar jorie B. Macr measures. r Scot, : Moyle, 78 Stratford Rd.. since the For Assaulting So far, he has strenuously opposed that. insurance carrier denied liability In his conferences with the Senate and House lead- under an escape clause which dis- ers, he not only has insisted that all his "must" legisla- allowed the heart attack as an BIG OPERATION AT RIVERVIEW — Heavy equipment arrived on th« scene and Police Officers insured cause of death. tion be enacted, but is also demanding action on three started excavating for ths new wing «t Red Bank't Riverview Hospital thit week. MIDDLETOWN — Two men New Policy Viewing his work is Georgo Ochs of the L-P Excavating Corp., Everett. General con- were fined $100 each yesterday extremely controversial bills still deeply mired in House by Magistrate Irving B. Zeichner A new policy to be Issued by tractor is the John H. Eisele Co., New York, which bid $2,338,000 for constructing committees. Hartford Accident and Indemnity on charges of assaulting a police the five-story, 160-bed facility. Frank F. Blaisdell, hospital board president, said Each has pronounced political over- Co., Hartford, Conn., eliminates officer. this disadvantage and gives fire- the bid was favorable and Riverview will bs able to stay within its total estimate tones with special voter appeal to select Richard Drobisch, 19 Dea men and first aid squad members of between $3,150,000 and $3,500,000. Architects had estimated the cost of the St., this place, was found guilty areas and groups—which the President other increased benefits, Mr. of assaulting Patrolman Harold base construction bid at $2,400,000. Riverview is still working on its campaign to is assiduously wooing. These measures {irk reported. Reilly when the later tried to Accidental death insurance Is raise $1,500,000 of the total cost by public subscription, break up a fight at the Dro- are: •aised from $3,000 to $10,000, with bisch home on July 25. —Immigration law revision to ex- leart attacks sustained on fire Police said Patrolman Reilly tensively modify the long-standing quo- l»ol managed to hit that sum on the have a house and have looked one, your youngsters may try to I would like to know what is around and find that one costing buy a wildcat at the pet shop. successor is confirmed by the considered the least amount that button week in and week out, Senate. Ross' backers have told you'd be a genius. And if you $18,000 Is is about the cheapest The storyline has the cat be CARMICHAEL I could get by on, without skip- in the vicinity in which we live. friended by an old man who used him his best chance of reappoint- ping proper meals. have an all-male family, you'd ment is to stay on the job. be right back up to the $75 a Here is our problem: to hunt wildcats, but readily un Mrs. M. K., Cleveland Can we afford an $18,000 derstands the problem of age. But according to what thi week. Dear Mrs. K.: home? (I am no longer working) There are some wonderful scenes White House insiders now are You'd better have $75 In your The Department of Agriculutre How much would you advise that of the aging cat trying to remain laying, that isn't the way it's pocket when you do the weekly also sets up an "economy plan" we put down as a down pay- emperor of the swamp. (Color.) working out. Governor Anderso food shopping for all those peo- which means a wide range of ment? is getting the plum. activities, that you'd hardly want A lawyer, with extensive oil, ple. As of January,. 1964, the U.S. Any advice will be greatly ap- 8-9 _ (2) _ Ed Sullivan Show, Department of Agriculture sets to figure much lower on the preciated. (Repeat.) Ed's top performers in- natural gas and utility experi- scale. The costs given here allow ence, the Kansan is a close frlen up a weekly basic low-cost plan, Reader, Rockville Centre, N. Y. clude lovely star of the Metro- which I will itemize according for adequate nutrition. Dear Reader; politan Opera Roberta Peters and of two influential Democratic gov- ernors-Matthew Welsh of Indi to ages and sex. (Since you didn't Of course, Mrs. K., how and It's hard to say "No" to your jazz trumpeter Al Hirt, and thei ana and John Data of Missouri specify whether those teen-agers where you shop makes a differ- question about owning an $18,000 duet to "The Shadow Song" is a the latter long on warm terms are boys or girls, I'm allowing ence. Just don't let food preju- home, as I'm sure you figure show highlight. On hand for the with the President. you two girls and three boys. Just dices drive you to utter frustra- that a large down payment would novelty numbers are the keep in mind that boys eat Kim SAD REPORT—After almost tion. You've got enough prob- cut the monthly mortgage pay- Sisters, the instrumental little more than girls.) Here goes year and a hair of investigating, lems without adding an argument ment. However, the additional vocal Korean trio; tap dancers for the weekly figures: the Joint Congressional Atomic with your husband, so I hope costs are the ones that would be Peg Leg Bates and Conrad Buck- Committee is finally atat to i: Boy 19, $8.40; Boy 18, 8:40; these estimates will prove of difficult on a monthly take home ner; comics London Lee, Bob sue a report on the mysteriou Boy 17, $8,40; Girl 15, $6.50; GW some help in keeping peace in pay of $31)0. King and Georgie Kayc; the loss of the nuclear submarine 13, $650 Baby 15 mos. $3.80 the family. Even if you put $9,000 down, Xlmenez Vargas ballet; and the Threslher. you'd have to expect a monthly Trio Ariston acrobats. mortgage payment of $63.89 as- The prolonged inquiry wi £u THE PEOPLE'S suming a mortgage for 20 years throw no light on the cause r 8-8:30 — (5) — Community Dia at 5% per cent. And in addition this underseas disaster, the worsl logues. "The City's War Againsl you'd have taxes, Insurance, and in U.S. history. Poverty" is the topic discussed upkeep which would run approx- by Paul Screvane, President ol The report will state there imately 4 to 5 per cent of the New York City Council; I. D. no positively known reason fo cost of the home par year. Al- Try us, and iee! Robblns, President of the City the Thresher's sudden disappea low 2 to 3 per cent for taxes, Club of New York; Senator Jacob ance several hundred miles o up to one half of one per cent We'll be your Javits, Senator of New York; an the coast of Cape Cod. Belicvei for. insurance, and one to two choice for com- James Dumpson, New York Cit> to he the most likely cause per cent for upkeep. For the a mechanical failure thai led ti Commissioner of Welfare. Mr, price home you're considering, plete, modern Dumpson and Mr. Screvane ar t'he submarine's flondinR. But tht the total monthly expense could report will emphasize this is con also on the Mayor's Poverty run to $138.89. banking lervic- Council and the Poverty Opera- jectural. For security reasons, most ol I believe you'd bo smarter to tions Board. wait until your husband's income e» to fit your the committee's hearings have increases to around $7,500 a been behind closed doors. Also •very need. 10-ll-(4)-Du Pont Show of tli year before you take on such an Navy and Atomic Energy Corn "The Silver Burro." (Re- investment. Week, mission authorities have Rom A droll and entertaining peat.) the report with a fine- (For Mary Feeley'a leaflet on Western tased on a legend thai Financial Building Blocks, you Our "platform" is knowledge1, experi- toothed comb to eliminate all po fleet, of the training of personne has its origin in truth. Ray Mil iihle classified information. can write this newspaper, enclos- land serves as a kind of prcscni for these vessels. ing a stamped, self-addressed en- ence ana facilities to serve you, with this day corpmenator and critic who'.' Rlcknver Ilnckcd Rickovor is in charge of that velope.) important plus: wo cara about you ! curiosity has been aroused tv The report will make a num now, bin hpcnusc of tho ur^fnt Oprn a Savings Account Today! the tale about a jackass, "the'sil her of recommendations, fore need for crews because (if Ihn WOMEN ARMING ver burro/*1 whn unwittingly Ic most aiming them: steady expansion of this fkel, NF.W YORK (AP)-A survey ofII KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN his master to richos, the site f>: Tighlcninf; of controls on "qua Navy authorities have been prcss- SERVICE AWARD — Irving Rosonwassor, tono tales department stores shows that the the Bunker Hill Silver Mine ity production" in ihn coiislrm inf, fir srK'oclini; up personnel rise in New York City's subway NATIONAL BANK nn training, 'l'lic Joint Committee is mnnngor of tlin Rnyco Manufacturing Co., Inc., produc- crime lias been accompanied by Tune In for a very amusing mazi tion of the highly complex ' KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN UNCROFT of characters who actually face powerful nuclear submarines bucking Rlckovcr In insisting ori of automobile soat covers, muff Ion and shock «b- an Increase in salo of hatpins as I there be no curtailment of his long as live inches. Apparently | Church & Carr Ave. Kings llwy. Ltncroft Shopping ft trial of ownership in Hie Idahc continued, direction by Admlra sorbori, loft, prosonts his company's citation to Joseph hills of 1885. A charming bit ol Hyman Rlckovcr. noted "falher" powers to ensure thoroughly women are preparing for *elf-| 787-0100 •71-2800 Center-717-0900 western tore. (Color.) ol tills country's nuclear eul skilled crewmen. Bader, managor of Royco's Eatontown store. detanse. POGO By WALT KELLY POGO By WALT KELLY

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New Pilot Wins His Wings Weekly 1{Jg^s™ ' J Hr' Urges Broadening B„ y BO_B B«AMJJE_.Y . c5 i ri_ in_ • Wit".J"h ReininKfflSfininfR g/ ;Wil• Willl Opelinenn COLTS NECK - The white r ATLANTIC CITY (AP(AP) — The chevrons on the west end of i WUillWtH/|yj HlS Atlantic City Expressway, con- Of N. J. Turnpike Section Red Bank Airport's macadam strip looked pretty small through By THE ASSOCIATED PRESsi TRENTON (AP) - Go. Rich- ^L^T^fZ .....NEW -BRUNSWIC K (AP)—. . .I Fast action on expansion also ard J the double line of telephone wires Housewives will find plenty of t - Hughes said yesterday he j jersey resOrt, will open today; Engineering reports strongly; was urged in a report by the is on Hance Ave. .offerings at their groceries 'this! flattered by efforts to boost>its fi'rst 36,miie completed sec-,urging that the New Jersey: engineering firm of Howard, hm forl>> e A nasty little crosswind from -weekend to open celebration of Democratic vice pres-;tion from Turncrsville to the!Turnpike be broadened from six Needles. Tannen and Bergen- ide tlal the south kept trying to drift the August as National Sandwich' " nomination, but disagrees Garden State Parkway. ! lanes to 12 in the northern part dorf. which said: with lhe Beechcraft Musketeer to the left. Month. reasoning behind them.] T|le Expressway "Authority,of the state have been for- "If delayed, such an under- [ Featured fillings for these hoi- Referring in an -Atlantic City!),.,, planned a brief ceremony' warded to Gov. Richard J.! taking probably will increase in I held the right wing down as Press ; weather favorites include pork, editorial, Hughes said hea l Turnersville to mark the: Hughes for approval. cost, due to real estate develop- we came in over the wires, crab-j : Ibeef, lurkey. salmon and ti,e doesn't think religion or num- opening of the dual superhigh-j In the report, prepare! for the ment in the corridor." bing the nose to the right to bc rs of stay.over the runway. Just be- vegetable companions of lettuce,! ' children should be con-|way just prjor t0 t(le removal]New Jersey Turnpike Authority,! The cost estimates were based fore we touched down, I kicked tomatoes and cucumbers. siderations in selecting a vice;of 'barriers opening the road to'two firms recommended that! on building six new lanes par- her straight; the little airplane Beef prices have edged up inpresident. | the motoring public. the highway's width be doubled; allel to, but independent of, the stalled out a few inches from some areas, as marketing slack- "1 have doubts as to the rele- Omero C. Catan. 50. of Tea- from New Brunswick to theipresent six lanes. Three of the the ground and squatted nicely ened, but they still remain gen- vancy of the number of kids you neck, who for the past quarter Lincoln Tunnel interchange, a] new lanes would be northbound on the blacktop. erally below year-ago levels. have," Hughes said at a news century has made a hobby of (distance of 29 miles. .and three southbound, but there The engineering consultants]would be no cross-over connect- This was good, because the Especially plentiful are those i conference. being the first to pay a toll on The Press also recommended that a. ing the new and old lanes, previous couple oF landings I'd top-grade roasts that make the editorial suggested some 500 new highways, tunnels best roast beef sandwiches. that President Lyndon B. John- and bridges, will crash his car decision tn go ahead with the j The new lanes would accommo- mtde for Lew Miller, the Red ! sos select Hughes as a running widening be made before the , date the heavy volume of truck Bank Federal Aviation Agency. Ground beef is also plentiful. through a giant trial blazer in mate, saying: end of the year. Their reports J traffic in the northern area Examiner, crosswind and over Pork prices have, like beef the center of the highway. prices, strengthened in recent "As governor of a largely ur- Catan will then drive east on envisioned an expenditure of be- Since it was completed UV2 those worrisome wires, hadn't years ago, the turnpike has far been so hot. On one try, I had weeks, but the increase has not ian eastern slate and a Catho- he expressway to the Egg Har- tween $335 million and $348 mil- lion, which would be raised!outstripped all estimates of traf- drifted completely off the run- been marked. lic with 10 children he would toll barrier where he will Hams, smoked butts and pork more than offset any appeal that be the first to pay a toll on the trough a bond issue by the fie volume it would handle. • way and elected to go round shoulders are other attractions. the Republican vice presidential expressway. 'urnpike Authority. Nearly 57 million vehicles used again; on another, I'd lined up The American Meat Institute candidate Rep. William Miller The remaining eight miles of The engineering consultants the highway last year. In 1952 on the runway all right, but AIRMAN TO AIRMAN — Daily Register reporter Bob suggests such variety sandwich- may have. Miller also is from the highway, from the Garden :overdale and Colpitts said their engineers had estimated that dropped the ship in with a bounce Bramley, right, is congratulated by flight instructor, es as cooked ham with' applesauce an Eastern state (New York) State Parkway into downtown irojections of traffic conditions the road would be carrying 30 from a foot or two in the air. Gordon "Duff" Donald of Shore Air Services, Inc., and liver sausage with bacon ,nd is a Catholic." Atlantic City, are expected to ihowed that tie-ups in the north- million vehicles a year by 1981. Lew must know that fledgling Colts Neck Airport, after receiving private pilot't rating chips. The institute also sug- Hughes added that at one time be completed and opened by ern section of the superhighway The 118-mile long toll road pilots tend to be "ham-fisted" extends from Ridgefield in the from Lewis H. Miller, Red Bank Federal Aviation Agency gests a list of "breakfast sand- ie didn't think geography should Aug. 1 next year. can be expected between 40 and on their flight tests, though. Aft- wiches," including crisp bacon be a consideration, but has 50 days a year under existing northeastern corner of the state, er the last landing, he said "All on cinamon toast, ground beef changed his mind. Now, Hughes conditions. to Deepwater in the southwest. right, that's satisfactory. That's on toasted English muffins and thinks it can be relevant in get- They said congestions between THe divided highway has six- all. Let's go in." "Just about nine minutes be- Lew was kind. "Yes, that wasn't corned-beef hash on open-face ting divergent views. Question Jury Woodbridge and the Lincoln! lanes on its northernmost 84 Dream Comes True fore six," I told him, checking the best choice," he agreed, point- toast. The governor said that in early 'unnel "will be severe in 1966 miles and four lanes in the At that moment, after dream- my computed times. ing out a beautiful big green field Other sandwich supplies in- May, he talked to Johnson and Behavior In and worse than severe in 1967."south — from Moorestown to Ing about it 30-odd years—and He must have liked the anI- could have selected by making clude turkeys, off in price in jot the impression the President "The authority should have Deepwater, • sweating it out for an hour and swer, he said, "Okay. That's it a gentle turn to the right. many shops, thanks to a 15 per had an open mind on selection its program decided upon and a half during the flight test— for the cross-country. I guess you "Let's go up and try it again," cent higher output. of a vice presidential candidate. Damage Suit financed by the end of 1964, so I officially became a licensed know where you're going." he said, giving me back the Among fresh - vegetable at- Turning to the Democratic Na- that the maximum portion of private pilot, qualified to fly and throttle. MORRISTOWN (AP) — The Senators Don't We spent three-quarters of an tractions this week, are cauli- tional Convention, to be held Aug. behavior of a jury who awarded construction can be carried out ; carry passengers in "Airplanes, hour doing turns, stalls, climbs, The next time, I was ready flower, salad greens, fresh com, 24-28 in Atlantic City, Hughes in 1965-66," the report said. Single Engine Land." for him. When he throttled the $1,215,140 negligence damages ilides, and combinations of these green beans and tomatoes. said Democratic National Chair- to a Chatham youth was called Want To Be I parked the plane, drew a maneuvers, all of which I was engine back, I had a field in Among fruits, plums and wa- man John M. Bailey assured him long breath, and followed Lew mind— which is what he wanted into question Thursday In Mor- Vote to Acquire able to perform without too much termelons still enjoy a spotlight yesterday that the first three days ris County Court. into the airport office to linish sweat. all along— and set up a standard but other attractions include of hearings by the Democratic Named Judges the paperwork. traffic pattern that would bring An attorney for the Chatham Phalanx Road TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- Then came the hood. The hood lemons, limes, nectarines, blue- Platform Committee are being us in with ease. Board of Education, one of the ;ey's state senators are re- It had been a busy day. Earlier is an evil black device which berries and mangoes. held in Washington only in the Land Strip We returned to Red Bank to parties against whom the judg- markably uninterested in being I'd flown the Musketeer to Lan- restricts your vision to the air- national interest and not because shoot our landings over those WOP ment was assessed, asked for appointed judges, Gov. Richard caster, Pa., to gain the additional plane instruments; yflu can't see of any deficiency in the facilities COLTS NECK - The Town- risome wires. an investigation and interroga- J. Hughes said yesterday. - two hours solo cross-country time outside. Its purpose is to allow at the resort city, 0 ship Committee last night au- Flight test passed, license in tion of the jury and for a new I needed before I could present the examiner to test your ability Vocational On the contrary, Hughes said horized its attorney D. Joseph In fact, Hughes told a news pocket, I flew back to Colts Neck trial. myself to Lew for my final check to fly solely with reference to Bailey told him the "facilities De Vito to Institute condemna- conference, he has found "a re- ride. All the way out and back on Cloud Nine. The million-dollar verdict was ion proceedings against Ildon R.markable paucity of interest in the instruments, with, no out- are excellent," the governor said returned July 2 in favor of I1 went over and over in my "Duff," my instructor, met me School Bids Blackiburn, owner of Sugar toaf judgeships by legislators, whether side vision. the committee will hold hearings Stanley Miller, 17, of Chatham, 'mind the long list of things Lew as I parked the Muskie and wrung Farm, Phalanx Rd. for themselves or people in their in Washington Aug. 17-19 to per- and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, While I. sat under the hood, my hand. I walked with him into The township is seeking to ob- counties." : could ask me to do with the Received mit Congress "to work until the Stuart Miller. ship before granting me thsweatinge , Lew took the controls the airport office feeling a mile tain an eight and a half foot The Governor admitted he has FREEHOLD — Bids received very eve of the convention." cherished pilot's rating. and twisted the Muskie into e tall. The youth was injured in anright-of-way along Mr. Black- talked lo several senators about last night for construction of the Hearings of the committee will What if I fouled up and didn't series of what the FAA coyly After 30-odd years, I'd Joined accident in the gymnasium of burn's property so that the coun- the possibilityjjf appointing them county's first vocational schoo be shifted to Atlantic City Aug. calls "tuiusual attitudes," They the group who lined the counter, Chatham High School two years ty will take over Phalanx Rd. to the bench in the past year but pass? include such postures as steep fell well within the $500,000 al- 20 and its report will be made ago. He sustained neck injuries "Duff" Donald, my hands outstretched. Committeeman Joseph L. Mo- has 'gotten no takers. He de- Gordon climbing stalls, when the airplane located for construction. They to- public there. that, according to testimony in /flight instructor at Colts Neck I was an airplane pilot at last. reau said the governing body clined to say which legislators drops from under you, and power taled $388,664. court, paralyzed him and have Airport, had assured me that I had acquired the rights-of-way he talked to. on spirals, when thS ship noses a The Vocational Board of Edu- made him an invalid for life. "yias ready, that I'd have no rom the 12 other property own- Hughes said he had approached steep twisting dive while the air- cation held all bids for study and The Chatham Board of Educa trouble, but I wasn't so sure. Marks 25th ers in the township who owned the senators "only on lhe basis speed builds up at a frightening 4 at Fort action at its next meeting tion and a gym instructor, The worry, the heat, and the land along the two and three- of their qualification as law- pace as you head for the ground. next Thursday. Joseph C. Cloidt, were found eight-foot airplane propeller I quarter miles that PhalanK Rd. yers." The building will be erected on negligent by the jury. was bringing back from Las- As the Muskie reached each To Compete Year With runs in the township. It was learned that state Sen. the Long Branch High School John A. Gleeson of Newark, caster with me as cargo In the 'unusual attitude," Lew ordered, Mr. Moreau said the township Wayne Dumont Jr., R-Warren campus and will be staffed and representing the board, ap- Muskie's cockpit had me pretty "You take it." By reference to paid $1,500 an acre for the land had been offered a $22,000-a-year In Ohio administered by the city Board Bendix Corp. peared before Judge^Elden Mills uncomfortable by the time I the instruments, I then had to and had offered Mr. Blackburn Superior Court judgeship by the of Education under an agreement to ask for an investigation of sighted Colts Neck and entered return the ship to level, safe OAMP PERRY, Ohio - Four $1,857.21 for the strip 6,385 feet Democratic governor but turned with the county board which wil: the jury, and_a new trial^ the traffic-patt'em for my landing. flight. men from the Fort Monmouth ^ eight and a half feet it down. Dumont Is a conignder meet the costs of buflding am 'By the lime* I landed at Colts I was lucky. I only fouled up N. J., area will compete in the Gleeson presented an affidavit wide that he owns on the road. for the 19G5 Republican guber- operation. sworn by an attorney, Allen J. Neck and got rid of the extra once. 1964 National Rifle Association of Phalanx Rd. is now 53 feet natorial nomination. Low bids were, for general con King of Madison. propeller, it was after -1:30;- I After this, released from the America National Pistol Cham- wide. The county will not as-The state Senate inter- struction (among eight bidders) In the affadjvit, King said h> was to meet Lew at Red Bank horrible hood, I took the Muske- pionships here Monday through sume its maintenance unless they rupt its summer recess Aug. 17 Donato Construction Co., Re overheard several jury members at S p.m. teer down to about 700 feet to Saturday, Aug. 8. are able to widen it to 50 feet to hold a session devoted to con- Bank, $212,385; steel and Iron, speaking in a cocktail lounge do turns about a point. In this They are Charles H. Kinsey, 5 The committeeman said the firmation of nominations sent In Moment of Trial (five bidders), Park Steel an nearrthe county courthouse maneuver, you are required to Russel Ave.; Richard J. Fitting road had been widened on the by Hughes. The session was I took off for Red Bank feeling Iron, Neptune City, $28,987 shortly after the verdict in the circle a point on the ground, al- of MB Company; Louis B. Macak- Middletown side which starts at originally set for Aug,' 10, but fatalistic. The die was cast; it plumbing (seven bidders), Wi negligence case had been re- lowing for wind drift by varying anja of Company B USASCS, al! Laird Rd. Hughes asked for another week's •was too late to do anything about liam Conklin & Sons, Long turned. it now. I'd shoot the works: if I your angle of bank, maintaining a of Fort Monmourjh, and Lloyd R time to get his nominations Branch, $27,954; heating and ven- King's statement said he ~"We have been working on this passed, I passed; If I failed, I constant radius in your circle. Bowman, 28 Mitchel Dr., Eaton- ready. tilating (nine bidders), Conklin, the jurors as: thing for two and a half years," failed. Forced Landing town. he added. A law enacted earlier this $64,838; electrical (six bidders) *I propose a toast for a mil I was concentrating on making The NRAA sponsors the cham The issue was brought to light year permits enlargement of The Muskie came in beautifully Little Silver Electric Co., Littli lion-dollar jury." a perfect circle when Lew sud- pionship matches in co-operation when Mr. Blackburn complained Superior Court from 44 judges at Red Bank over the worrisome Silver, $54,500. "Did you catch the reaction of denly pulled the throttle back to with the U. S. Armed Forces and to the county that a retaining to 52 judges. Hughes said he wires. I taxied up the blacktop the insurance man sitting in the idle, and exclaimed, "Forced the National Board for the Pro- In other action, the board: wall along Phalanx. Rd, was encourgated senators to give him ' runway and parked the airplane front row." landing! What are you going to motion of Rifle Practice. A field Directed that an offer to pur crumbling and needed repair. The suggestions for the eight new carefully at the airport office. "I can Just see Judge Mills dor- of more than 2,000 top na- chase the former Breyers Ic county told him It was a town- judicial posts, but has gotten only ' When I walked into the lobby, shake." Holding the ship in a normal tional shooters will fire a 270 Cream plant, near the Asbury ship road and to take his com- four from four different senators. Lew was nowhere about. I asked The attorney for the Millers glide, I looked around frantically shot aggregate, composed of slow- Park High School campus, ti plaint to the committee. a pretty young lady where he provide a vocational program Peter Peretti, Jr. of Newark ques- He said the suggestion! include for a suitable field — you don't fire, timed-fire and rapid fire The committee responded by '. was; she told me she thought matches. be withdrawn. • tioned how King could nave three men already on lower •• he'd just gone home, have time for much looking at passing the resolution. "This sit- courts and one who is not. The board's offer of $70,000 hai remembered the remarks with -, Coward-like, I started to breathe 700 feet altitude. I found one Lawrence E. Gartner uation is due to Mr. Blackburn's The senators seem to want the fallen below demands by the sell- such accuracy. • I a sigh of relief; the dreaded and headed for it, only to find Wants Registration lack of co-operation," Mayor governor to do the spadework in er. In addition, the Asbury Park EATONTOWN - The Bendix Peretti said also that such re- flight test would be postponed that it had a fence right smack WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. George Handio concluded. coming up with the judicial nom- Board of Education had made m Corporation has awarded its dia- marks sounded like expressions Just then, Lew walked across the across its middle. Too late to Florence P. Dwyer, R-N.J., in inees, Huhes said. However, concrete offer to assist in pro- mond emblem to Lawrence E of relief of jurors who had sat change. "We'll make it," I told troduced a bill to require manu- his choices must meet senatorial ''lobby, his hand outstretched. viding the cost of the land as hai Gartner, 11 Dwight Rd., Middle- through a four-week trial. Lew, and added, pointing out the facturers of habit-forming drugs, Drop Cronkite approval. "Hello, Bob," he said. "Come been demanded by the county town, in recognition of 25 years' Judge Mills set Sept, 9 for on into.the classroom. We're all obvious, "But it's got a fence including so-called goof balls and across it." pep pills, to register with the board. service^ ruling on the motions. An informed source has isaid ready for you. A, specialist in the design of From Solo Spot Hughes plans to nominate I felt .rather foolish. Welfare Department. ' , They were, too, high efficiency electric genera- NEW YORK (AP) — The Co- Somerset County Judge Leon "Plot a course to Spaatz Air- ting equipment, Mr. Gartner lumbia Broadcasting System Is Gerofsky and Monmouth County port in Reading, Pa.," Lew di- Man Indicted joined Bendix as an engineering Hydrofoil dropping Walter Cronkite from Judge Elvin R. Simmill for pro- rected. school graduate in 1939, In 1950, his political convention solo spot motion to Superior Court. I computed frantically for five he was transferred from the and, like the other two televi- He said Hughes also plans to minutes or so while Lew filled For Murder Eclipse-iPioneer Division at Te- Run Slated sion networks, is changing over nominate Ned J. Parsekian, who out forms. terboro to head production engi BALTIMORE (AP) - Bill Nie- to a two-man team to anchor recently resigned as state motor "All set?" he asked. "Let's go.' neering of electrical products for dermair, a maritime engineer its Democratic convention cov vehicle director. The source pre- I gave the Muskie the mosl Of His Wife the Red Bank Division at Eaton- with a mission, can't wait unti erage next month. dicted that Parsekian's nomina- thorough pre-fli ghtcheckit'sever FREEHOLD - Ralph Palmer, town. He holds five patents for his dreamboat makes its maiden Cronkite handled the job for tion might run into difficulties. thorough pre-flight check it's ever the 25-year-old carpenter from electric power generating inven- voyage. When it does, he'll liter- CBS television during the Re- Parsekian's confirmation as had under Lew's watchful eyes Howell • Township who shot his tions. ally be walking above the water publican National Convention motor vehicle director was held We climbed In, taxied to the end wife to death July 1 in a rage "This vessel represents the be- earlier this month} The network up for three years by combined of the runway, and took off, over hospital bills, was indicted ginning of a new era in mari- announced Thursday he will not opposition from Republican and setting a course westward to- for murder by the Grand Jury time transportation," he said, perform such duties during the Democratic senators. ward the Yardley, Pa., VHF Om yesterday. Filft Eastern looking at his HS Victoria, a 75- Democratic National Convention Hughes said he hopes that the ni (radio) station, first check The true bill was presented to passenger hydrofoil ship under Aug 24-27. Senate will give emergency ap- point on my plotW course. Superior Court Judge Gene R. Offers Course construction at the Maryland Robert Trout and Roger Mudd proval of his nominees at die I set the omni receiver in the Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. Mariano. wi|I replace Cronkite ,on te|evi: Aug. 17 session, so that judges . Musketeer on Yardley's 'frequen Police say Palmer has ad- "It's not like any, other ship sion for the Democratic conven- can be ready for the start of the cy, centered the directional nee mitted the fatal shooting with a For Salesmen in the world," said the 46-year-old tion,. new court after. Labor Day. He die, and flew on for about five 22 caliber pisto'l~at"tn"e "couple's "REb BANk"— JacFsiephen president of Northwest' "Hydrbfbi Dallas Townsend and Alexan said the backlog of civil cases minutes. home on Rt. 33. State police say Skakandy, 'president of First Lines, Inc. "It represents a ma- der Kendrlck will serve as an- in county and Superior Courts As we approached Freehold Palmer told them that his wifi Eastern Investment Corporation jor advance in the state of the chor men on the CBS radio net- will exceed 30,000, more than a Lew asked, "What's your firsl wouldn't help him straighten out 148 Broad St., has announced that art of hydrofoil vessels." work, replacing Trout. year's work. an accumulation of bills dating the firm will start a training pro- The scheduled delivery date fo checkpoint?" EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? "Yardley Omni)" I answered. to the death of their infant son gram for registered representa- the $1.2 million vessel is Dec. 4. By Blake He checked the receiver tuning, from cancer in April. tives early in September. Soon afterward, Niedermair hopes ' "When will we get there?" Bills which Palmer told troop- Classes will be conducted by to have the 40-ton vessel engaged ers totaled more than $12,000 Mr. Skakandy, Yans Joseph Nel- in inter-island travel in Hawaii. were found in the house. Later son, Jr., the firm's sales man- The hull of the 65-foot vessel F HEALTH CAPSULES examination disclosed, however, ager, and Stephen O. Skakandy will lift out of the water when I by Michael A. I'clll, M.D. (hat at least three-fourths ol executive vice president and the craft reaches a speed of 18 claims had been paid previously economist. knots. It will cruise at 37 knots If IT SAFE TO 0UY HEAPACHE (42.55 m.p.h.) or more at seven OR NERVE MEPICINE5 THAT by private hospital insurance hi The classes are scheduled for CONTAIN BROMIPE * wife, Darla Jean, held as anMonday, Wednesday and Thurs- feet above the water on three sub- employee al Marlboro State Hos- day evenings and will run fomerger d 15-foot hydrofoils which pital. one month to prepare the train- are attached to the hull by 14-foot UN VISITORS Miss Susan Connolly, right, and Gordon The jury also indicted Arthu ees for an examination at New struts. Hodas, loft, are shown with Joan Latimor of High Bridge E. Southard, 18, of 181 Hudson York University. Thereafter Seat belts will be used for take Ave., East Keansburg, on twtwico e a month, for 12 months offs and landings, but passenger and Douglas Ivan of Clifton, who ware among 200 jtu- counts of arson. Southard is a advanced training will be con- can roam the cabin after th donts from tho Unitod States and Canada who partici- patient In lhe Vroom Building ducted in the classroom and in vessel is in motion. Food am pated in tho 15th Unitod Nations Pilgrimago for Youth, for criminally Insane at the the field. drink will be served by tw State Prison hospital, Trenton. stewardesses. sponsored by tho International Ordor of Odd Follows Tho indictment charges him DAV AIDES NAMED When the Maritime Admlnistra and Robokahs. Miss Connolly, 20? Quoons Dr., Littlo with setting n fire that caused PORT MONMOUTH — Mrtios n approved his financing plai Silver, and Mr. Hodas, 135 Branch Ave, Rod Bank, $8,00(1 damage lo a storage build- Frieda Winkleman and Miss Lor Niedermair had proposed orte.rnt roprosontod Rod Bank High School and spont a woolc in); owned by Urban Hancock raine Mcbus, members of theing in I'ugct Sound between Sent Droadway, llelfnnl, April 2!), and nnyslmry n Chapterp, Disabled Vet lie, Wiish., and Victoria, 11. ( in Now York studying tho Unitod Nations, its functions sniiinj; [UT and ni: $.'i0 ilam-jornnlj s Auxiliaryy,, received Icllrr Hut because of lhe December de- livery, he has' asked permission IP YOU TAKE Too MUCH and activities. Miss Connolly was oloctod vico prosidont :iy,c In Iho house wlwre hf lived,!,,[ ,lr>i>!,immenls from tho DP owned by Mr to use tile. Victoria first nil a BROMIPE, YOU MAY PMLOP of Iho nationwide group. 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