Buildups Continue As Asia Crisis Eases

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VOL 87 NO SO laiued duly, Monday Ihrouth Friday. Second Cla«s Postat< FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE ' """ PiW u Ked Bank ind at Addilional Malllnc Offices. Buildups Continue as Asia Crisis Eases

WASHINGTON (AP) - The son-as the rest of Washington The South Vietnamese forces Hanoi, North Viet Nam's cap- that more than 100 U.S. jetsistantial Chinese military move- they will be the first such planes Yesterday, Peking was silent, Vietnamese border crisis ap- officialdom — had his fingers remained on full alert near the ital, was reported.by a Japanese swept aloft from Hickam Air ments in the last few days. for the small Red nation which although two of its satellites took peared to ease today as another crossed. frontier but American advisers businessman to be "very quiet." Force Base yesterday, heading[ What's more, McNamara said has been pressing a guerrilla; to the air—North Viet Nam to night passed without a Red at- Government forces and their with the government's first di- Nationalist Chinese military toward undisclosed bases inithere is no evidence the Chinese war on U.S.-supported South claim its batteries had shot down tack from the north But there American advisers along South vision at Gia Linh expressed sources in Taipei, Funnusa, said .Asia. helped the North Vietnamese in Viet Nam. right American i>lanra in Wednes- were continuing reports of U.S. Viet Nam's heavily reinforced doubt the North Vietnamese today that Red China sent nearly Yesterday afternoon. Secretary the attacks on the destroyers China took an ominous stance day's assault and North Korea to and Red Chinese buildups in the northern frontier were reported would launch an attack. 100 Soviet-built MIG fighters to of Defense Robert S. McNamara Maddox and Turner Joy. in the wake of the American promise full support to North explosive Southeast Asia. in dispatches today to have been "If they had moved in anger, Hanoi yesterday to reinforce called a news conference at the Still, a regiment of North Viet! strike. It declared "U.S. Imper- Viet Nam against U.S. "provoca- And although the only Peking anticipating a massive Red at- they would have hit UiS one way North Viet Nam's air force Pentagon and said that while he Nam's infantrymen faced SaK ialism" had gone over the brink tive armed aggression." response to the U.S. air strike tack in reprisal. But U.S. opera- or another by now," said Maj. The sources said their infor- assumes Peking may send in gon's reinforced 1st Division at of war and pledged "the Chinese In a separate broadcast, Hanoi against North Vietnamese PT tions officers said only "rou- William McMullen of Long Is- mation came from intelligence some combat aircraft to help the Ben Hai River border last people will absolutely not sit idly Radio said the American pilot boat fleet has been a torrent of tine" fighting was reported land, N. Y., a senior American dispatches. North Viet Nam, there have night. And if China sends com- by" while North Viet Nam was captured by one of its anti-air- flaming words, President John- throughout South Viet Nam. adviser with the division. From Honolulu came reports been no indications of any sub- bat aircraft to North Viet Nam, being "subjected to aggression." (See VIET NAM, Page 2) 12,000-Tenant Marlboro Apartment Plan 'Country Skyscraper'

MARLBORO - A self-contained 3,600 to 4,000- been considering two other sites In New Jersey. dents, and possibly local residents. unit "apartment city" with three 61-story towers vMr. Schaflander said, however, "Marlboro has Mr. Schaflander also listed these advantages for approximately 12,000 tenants on 16 acres was 'more pluses than minuses than the other places about Thoreau Village—which he said was named proposed to the township Planning Board last do." after the 19th Century New England philosopher night. Mr. Schaflander said the location was selected Henry David Thoreau because of his love for na- Thoreau Corp. plans to build Thoreau Village because of the aesthetic quality of the land, the ture and the country^ oh the 90-acre Finlayson property on Spring Valley climate of local opinion, and the good relations —Thoreau Village would provide nearly every Rd. The project will cost approximately $75 million between the developers and owners cf the land. service to Its residents including medical, psychi- to build, and its developers say it will be "at least" a $1 million ratable. The firm is backed by an unnamed foreign atric and legal, as well as extensive retail services bank and an unnamed insurance company, said and recreational facilities. A special public hearing concerning the pro- Mr. Schaflander. posed apartment will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. —Its developers would allow for a school on a in the Central School. He said the corporation was not interested in site off the project site and provided by the town- The developers want a "favorable inclination" seeking profit from the rentals, which are for a ship's Board of Education, which would supervise letter from the municipal planners by Tuesday, three-year period and range in prices from JI25 its operation. Eventually,, the school is expected which means an indication of approval without monthly for the minimum one-bedroom size to to contain facilities for grades one through 12. legal commitment. $155 for the maximum two-bedroom unit type— —There will be underground parking facilities, HAS "MORE PLUSES' or in the management of the project. and the developers would construct and maintain Thoreau Corp.'s representative, Gerald M. The profits, he said, will come from retail roads on the property. Schaflander of New York City, said the firm has businesses In the project area for apartment resi- (See APARTMENT, Page 3)

WORDS ON VIET NAM — Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, at a Pen- For Matawan Creek Basin tagon newt conference, says he has no information that Red China assisted in any way in th» North Vietnamese attacks on U.S. destroyers. He also indicated a belief that, for the time being at least, the Southeast Asia crisis had cooled off. Air Sewerage Plan Mancdapan Residents MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -The the County Planning Board, told Sewer Authority chairman, said Sewer Authority last night the authority the need for a co- "We are not adverse to serving ceived a report on a master sew- ordinated approach to sewage persons outside the township erage plan for the county. The" disposal led to the plan. He said This will cut cost." Other au- report makes recommendations all municipalities will be contact- thority members expressed Want No Levitt Town for solving sewerage problems ed to get reaction to it. agreement. MANALAPAN - Angry residents last The article stated that an unnamed town- in the Matawan Creek drainage The report has been prepared Obligation night let the Planning Board know they did ship official said meetings with the developer basin. by Elson T. Killam Associates, Member David A. Lesser not want a Levitt town here. would be held to see what the firm would of- Charles M. Pike, director of Inc., Millburn. The firm was se< pointed out the- authority has an About 50 persons jammed the Township fer in the way of schools, churches, and rec- lected for the job by the Board obligation to bondholders. He Hall to .see if the Levitt firm was about to reation areas. of Freeholders. said realistic rates'would have leek subdivisions on 400 acres they reportedly Levitt reportedly has options on another Arrest 4 Herman J. Rich of Killam As- to be charged -to new. users of have acquired in this community. The devel- 600 acres and possibly more. sociation presented the plan in the Strathmore plant. oper was not present at the meeting and no Thomas W. Kerwin, a committeeman and detail to the authority. He told plans or maps were presented. members the problems of sew- The Strathmore plant was con- governing body representative to the Plan- In Slaying structed by Levitt and Sons, Inc. However, after two minor subdivisions erage are essentially topographi- ning Board, offered a resolution barring any According to the report prepared were approved, those assembled took the op- cal and not related to commun- further developments without letters from the by Killam, it can serve, with ca- portunity to question the planners on a re- Of Negro ity borders. There are 16 ma- Pine Brook Sewer Co. or the Gordon's Corn- pacity to spare, the total of 1,900 cently published article which stated the jor drainage basins in the coun- er Water Co. stating the proposed sites would homes which constitute the Levitt firm was seeking to have the zoning ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - Four c- receive water and sewer service. The res- trathmore development. Mr. ordinance »mended to permit "cluster devel- white men were arrested by the il Square Miles olution was adopted with several members Rich said introduction of flows oping," allowing five homes to be built on an FBI Thursday night in connec- Mr. Rich said the Matawan abstaining. rom outside the township would acre site with any left over land deeded for tion with the slaying of a Wash- Creek drainage basin consists of TURNED AWAY probably require increased trunk public purposes. ington, D. C, Negro educator approximately II square miles. Three developers present at the meeting who was killed by a shotgun s e er ca ac throu h the At present the zoning code provides for It is subdivided into two basic _ *_ P "y K to obtain subdivisions were turned away be- blast as he drove through a ru- ship. one-acre sites in the A Zone and %-acre watersheds, one tributary to Mat- cause they could not produce these commit- ral Georgia area. Mr. Traphagen asked Mr. Pike sites in all other areas. Levitt reportedly ments. awan Township's Strathmore U.S. Commissioner Giriard if any more primary sewer plants owns or has option to buy a large parcel of James DiAnglis sought a major subdi- plant, and the other to the Mata- land in the A Zone. Hawkins said one of the four- wan Borough plant. are to be built in the Raritan vision on 20 lots. The Ry-Po Realty Company Bay area. Mr. Pike said he Acting chairman Palmer Taylor, Jr., told James S. Lackey, 28—admitted The Strathmore plant, Mr. Rich was seeking approval for a 24-lot area. The thought not. A primary plant the audience he had no information on the complicity in the death of Lem- istimated, can serve at least 2,- third developer, Robert McLaughlin, did not treats solid sewage only, passing developer's plans, but that the planners and uel Penn, an Army reserve lieu- 300 homes with existing facilities. submit any plans but said he would return off water after a brief treatment the Township Committee had scheduled a enant colonel slain July 11 as He said it would be desirable for at a later date with the necessary statements. with chlorine. A secondary plant meeting with Levitt representatives next he drove along a rural northeast the plant to serve tributary areas The two minor subdivisions approved were completely treats both solid sew- NEW HOPE ~ Mn.. Everett Alvarez, Jr., wife of Navy Thursday. Georgia highway near neighbor- of Marlboro Township as well for 2-lot sites. They went to Lionel and Anna ing Colbert. Hawkins said Lackey as a limited portion of Holmdel age and water. Li Ij.g.) believed to be Nori'h Viet Nam prisoner,, and i Mr. Taylor called a recent newspaper LeHaye, Rt. 33 and Woodward Rd., and Mrs. implicated the others. Township. The portions of the account "hearsay." Mr. Traphagen said, "Our cit- pilot's god-daughter, Denise Sanchez, smile at word Bertha Clayton, Pension Rd. two towns are part of the area's The FBI identified the men as izens have lost the use of a nice flyer may be alivu. They hold photo of Alvarez, shot Ku Klux Klansmen. They were natural watershed. beach this summer due to pol- Struck Firm Sues held in jail under bonds of $25,- Mayor Henry E. Traphagen, lution in Raritan Bay." down during attack on North Vietnamata baia. 000 each after arraignment before Hawkins on charges filed under the new civil rights act. Meanwhile, state authorities Charge Harassment looked into the possibility of fil- Humphrey Seen as LB J's Choice ing murder charges against By BOB BRAMLEY stick it out till we get what we said only about 15 of his approxi Lackey, a gas station attendant; By WILLIAM HENDERSON Minnesota will be nominated for Unless President Johnson dent's brother—and Secretary of NEW SHREWSBURY - John want. As long as we eat,' we'll mately 60 workers have walked Hubert Guest, 37, a garage op- ATLANTIC CITY - From all vice president when the Demo- changes his mind by then, Hum- State Dean Rusk were included Kinkel & Son, 44 Apple St., yes- be on the line." out. He fired Mr. Lodge, a press- erator; Cecil William Myers, a indications, Senate Majority cratic national convention opens phrey will be his running mate in the fall-out. terday filed suit in Chancery The pickets, who number about er, he said, because of tardiness yarn-picker and laborer, and Jo- "Whip" Hubert H. Humphrey of here Aug. 24. says a member of the high com- Remaining in competition were Division of Superior Court at 35, demand reinstatement of Wil- and because he didn't do his seph Howard Sims, 41, a ma- mand in the Democratic Nation- Sen. Eugene McCarthy, of Min- Freehold for an injunction re- son Lodge, 39 Harrison Ave., Red work properly. The company, he chinist, all of Athens. al Committee. nesota, Gov. Edmund "Pat" straining Local 85 of the Inter- Bank, who, they allege, was fired said, was struck with goods re- A deputy sheriff from Madison Committee members and aides Brown, of California, New York national Ladies' Garment Work- July 23 for union activity. turned because of Mr. Lodge's County appeared at the Clarke to the President are working at City's Mayor Robert F. Wagner, ers Union from harassment of Contract Sought faulty work. County jail here with murder the huge convention hall here put- New Jersey's Gov. Richard J. plant workers. They also want a collective Also at issue are rates of pay warrants, but said no informa- ting final touches on the pro- Hughes, Under Secretary of Com- Robert L. Garabaldi, of Burke, bargaining agreement. according to "Handsome Joe." tion on the warrants would ve gram for the big political ex- merce Frank Roosevelt, Jr., Sheridan, and Hourigan, Union John Kinkel, a plant owner, (See KINKEL, Page 3) disclosed immediately. travaganza. Rep. Neal Gallagher, of Bay. onne, Sens. Abraham Ribicoff, of City attorneys, acted for the 'Knows About It' firm. Connecticut and Edmund Muskie, One committee official said Maine and others. A number of employees, he Police of County to Be Briefed President Johnson made up his said, who reported to work at mind about Humphrey "several These men are still hoping they the knitting mill in defiance of days ago and the senator knows will be tagged "you're it" by union pickets, have been subject all about it." the President, and won't be sat- to telephone threats, threats of Sen. Humphrey said three days isfied until he does name Hum- personal violence, assaults on Crowd Control Course Set phrey, officially. ago that "I understand 1 am as their homes by thrown bottles FREEHOLD — Monmouth said, "is to prepare against the of another. A person deprived of close lo being chosen for the It was Humphrey who directed and other objects, and have had County Prosecutor Vincent P. possibility of various kinds of his right, or limited in It im- nomination as one can get." the battle for the civil rights their cars trailed. P. Keuper announced yester- demonstrations, both peaceable properly by another, is short- President Johnson last week law and the President never for- Blames Union Pickets day plans to present a special and violent, which have occurred changed in his guarantee of lib- dropped—with a thud—six cabi- got it. The suit alleges these activi- course on crowd control for the recently elsewhere in the coun- erty and justice. net members from contention for There has been plenty of spec- ties stem from union pickets, county's municipal police depart- try. "There is no reason now to ex- the Vice Presidency. ulation in the White House that Johnson would not take such a who have maintained a line he- nents. "The plan is in line with our pect any situation to develop Attorney Gen. Robert F. Ken- fore tha plant for nearly three The three-day program start- policy of police training and pre- here that requires special pre- nedy — the assassinated Presi- (See HUMPHREY, Page 2) weeks. ing Sept. 21 will be conducted paredness upon which the acad- cautions. A hearing in Superior Court is here at the county Police Acad- emy was established. "But we cannot be blind to expected next Thursday, Mr. emy, of which the prosecutor is the events of our times and real- Garabaldi said. 'Full Burden' chairman. All superior officers ize that these are matters of the A union representative, who "Ultimately the full burden ol MORE SPACE — Jim Billott of Shrewsbury, right, and Today's Index and others to he designated by most srave and most sensitive would identify himself only as protecting the constitutional right Page Page police chiefs will be invited to significance. Davo Teetors of New Shrewsbury, members of the For- "Handsome Joe," was asked yes- of all citizens, and at the same Allen-Scott 6 Home and Garden .. . 7 participate. Can't Ignore estburg scout rasorvation camp staff, look toward two terday whether there has been time the safety and property in Amusements 16-17 Hcrblock g "Toignorc them rather than to 1 any violence by pickets against Mr. Keuper said the subject terests of everyone, falls on the new campsites on tho property recently acquired by Births 2 prepare would be foolish and im- Movie Timetable 18 plant or workers. mutter has been arranged with local police department. Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts at thoir Now York Jim Bishop 6 mature. As citizens and taxpay- Obituaries 2 "We don't look for trouble," the stale Division of Civil Rights, The exercise nt citi/nns' rights Bridge 5 which will provide most of the ers, we are entitled In tile se- stato camp. In addition to tho lioavily woodod area John Chamberlain . 6 Sylvia Porter 6 he answered. "All we want is a on each side of every issun wi curity inherent in competent po- speakers. County Detective Chief which comprises most of the property, tho scoutt have Church 10-11 Sports 18-19 peaceful settlement for our work- be us effective as the police de- lice organization. I intend that of the police academy, is co-or- Clnsslllcd 20-24 Stock Market 4 ers. The union is behind them partment is capable of control we shall have it at all limes." a 15-acro tract on the east tide of a large lake where 100 per cent." dinating the special program as linfi. Comics 25 Successful Investing .... 4 Mr. Keuper and Chief Gawler the scouti am standing, and a five-acre tract on the Morale is high on the line, well. "One person's nhusc of a right Crossword Puzzle ... 5, 14 Television 16-17 "Handsome Joe" went on. "We'll "Our purpose," Mr. Keuper is an infringement upon the right (Sec CROWDS, Page 3) opposite side. Editorials 8 Women'i News 8-9 2—Friday, August 7, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER Humphrey \ Weather 3 Jaycees Viet Nam New Jeraey: Moctly many aad (Continued) ] (Continued) Obituaries warm 1r*3*y, High in the 80« ex- Cites Police Rights rtempsa (A civil r#iU u Hum- cept near 86 at the store. PtnSy Cited For crtft uniti ha beta iten&fitA h for Itutt offending ihe; etoudy with t few plr/wen to- U Lt. Og) Everett AJvarw, Jr., ANTHONY G«ECH JOSEPH P. BAAfilE , Mttiern vrJUirt, I J«, who Pit* his sortie from the night. Urn mr or illgritiy *bwe NEPTUNE — Jastph P.JBarrfe, opfurftkHi u aurf Performance fcirritr Constellation. OqjfcHPORT - Joseph' "A. To Photo, Fingerprint */. MoaUy sunny irA pletsurt Orecll, 62, of 1«7 Wilkw Ave., «, of 308 West End Ave., died The President has been told, Saturday. High 80 or t bit above MIDDLETOWN — John Bag- McNinurg hu said two U.S. Wednesday in Fitkin Hospital. it was learned, th«t »uch heavily ger, president of the local Jay- Hobofcen, a summer resident here, FREEHOLD - Couatj Judge ing on a disorderly persons MARINE planes were shot down ind a Born in Jersey fcity, he was populated States as New York, ce«s, has announced that three died yesterday in Monmouth Med- "•Elvin R. Simmill said yesterday charge last June when the in- Cape May to Block bland: third damaged. He said efforts a former ICeaniy; resident before Pennsylvania and Michigan would residents have been selected for ical Renter. that, although he doesn't like the cident developed. Winds variable about five knots will be made to win freedom for moving here two years ago. He not go for Humphrey, who is not inclusion in the 1995 edition of Boijrn at Cospicua, Malta, Mr.' lituation, police departments ap- The charge, which arose oui this morning becoming onshore Alvarez, listed as missing by the was employed as a dispatcher a CathqIiq|Voters in these states, "Outstanding Young Men of Green was a retired mechanic for parently have the right to re- ol a telephone conversation, 10 to 15 knots this afternoon Navy along with Lt. (jg) Rich- at the Jersey City office of the particularly New York and Penn- America." Railway Express Agency. He was quire persons accused of wrong- not of an indictable nature. I shifting to northwest tonight and ard C. Sather, also 26. Alvarez Public Service Gas and Electric. sylvania have let it be known They are Henry Shyne, 434 a communicant of St. Francis doing to be fingerprinted and does not, therefore, fall into th running northwest 10 to 15 knots is from San Jose, Calif., and Co. they wanted Robert Kennedy as. Maple Dr., Belford; Jack Lentz, Sather from Pomona, Calif. Catholic Church, Hoboken. photographed. category where police would be Saturday. Fair weather except Surviving are his wiife, Mrs. Mr. Barrie was a Navy World 1 the vice presidential nominee. 540 Main St., Beltord, and Joseph Outlines Step* He made the comment while required by a specific state la partly cloudy with a few show- War II veteran and a member The anti-Humphrey faction P. Cahill, 193 Geary Dr. Lucy LaVergne Grech; a daugh- continuing for another week the to fingerprint and photograph ers tonight. Visibility five miles Earlier yesterday, the Penta- of the American Legion, here. claims the President needs help These men were nominated ear- ter, Mary Christine Grech, at demand of Arline Greco Cox, suspect, both sides agreed. or more. gon boss went to Capitol Hill and He was a member of Holy In- in the Middle West and that the lier this year by the township home; and two brothers and a Bennett Rd., Belford, that the outlined for congressional com- nocents Catholic Church here. But the township legal staf senator would not improve the Jaycees and have been selected sister on Malta. Middletown Township police de- High during the past 24 hours, mittees steps taken to be ready He is survived by his wife, argued that the historic commoi ticket in Illinois, Wisconsin anc by a 13-man national board of Services will be tomorrow at partment be forced to surrender 79. Low, 59. Ocean temperature to counter any sudden blows in Mrs. Ann Kasper Barrie; two law permits police as a mean; Ohio, because of his identifica editors for the publication. 8:30 a.m. from the John E. Day such records obtained from her 68. Southeast Asia. He said the sons, Chris and Joseph Barrie; of investigation to make necess- ton with the Civil Rights Iegisla Douglas Blankenship, past na- Funeral Home, Red Bank, with last June. reinforcements of U.S. ships, three daughters, Donna, Joy and ary records and circulate them tion. TIDES tional Jaycee president and chair- a Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. in Judge Simmill said the test to other police agencies unde planes and men in the area Ann Marie, all at home; his Besides, they say "Humphrey Sandy Hook man of the board, stated that the St. Anthony's Church, Red Bank. In (his case will be whether Lt. certain circumstances. "will stay in position as long as mother, Mrs. Anna Barszczew- is too much of a spieler." Today — High 8.29 p.m. and men selected "had distinguished Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- Joseph McCarthy, the township required." ski of Kearny; two brothers, Pe- In this situation, they said, A hurried, cross the nation pol low 2:15 p.m. themselves in one or more fields tery, Middletown. detective who obtained the prints ter Barszczewski of Somerville, Mrs. Cox had been the subject ol taken immediately after the Tomorrow — High 8.59 am of endeavor to the point of be- The committees voted quick and picture from Mrs. Cox, had and John Barszczewski of Rich- other complaints, including thi President scratched young Ken- and 9:16 p.m. and low 3:02 a.m ing outstanding." approval of a joint resolution acted reasonably. mond, Calif., and three sisters, issuing of worthless cheeks, wliicl nedy out of the Vice Presidentia and 3.09 p.m. "Outstanding Young Men of authorizing the President to take Township Attorney Vincent De- are indictable, and was known tc Sunday — High 9.48 a.m. and whatever measures are deemed Rule Woman's Mrs. Eva Stancik of Hazlet, Mrs. sweepstakes showed the Minne- America" is an annual bio- Sophie Burczynski of Harrison, . Maio and his associate; Stanley use other names than her own sota Senator moving into the first 10.03 p.m. and low 3:50 a.m. and graphical compilation of approxi- necessary to stem Communst Yacker, argued that he had. Ar- They conceded that at that poim 3.59 p.m. aggression in the area. and Mrs. Mary Pietrowicz of place slot occupied by the At mately 10,000 young men of out- Death Suicide Kearney. thur Loring, attorney for Mrs. none of the indictable charge? torney General in numerous For Red Bank and Runison standing rank throughout the Although there have been mur- Cox, contended he hadn't. had ever been prosecuted becausi surveys. bridge, add two hours; Sea country. Nominees for the book murs of disapproval — Notably The funeral will be tomorrow at Lt. McCarthy was in court and of withdrawals of the complaints from Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore. the Buckley Funeral Home, As- "This gave Johnson comfor Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long come from many sources. The In Keansburg Mr. Yacker suggested his testi- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- —there never has been any doubt bury Park. A Requiem Mass will Judge Simmill said that if Lt because he had already decided majority of the nominations are KEANSBURG - A 46-year-old mony be taken then. However, lands bridge, add 40 minutes. that Congress will endorse the be offered at 10 a.m, in Holy McCarthy was aware of th> to give Uie nomination to Hum made, however, by junior cham- woman, recently released from Mr. Loring said he was not pre- President's request. Both the Innocents Church. other charges and the allegei phrey. ber of commerce chapters and a mental hospital on Long Is- pared for proper cross examina- Senate and House are expected aliases at the time he took tlv Humphrey made a bid for the college alumni associations. land, committed suicide yester- tion at the time. Judge Simmill to do so today. records his action would appeal presidential nomination in I960— day by slashing her throat with LEONARD P. FISHER directed that the officer supply to have been properly motivated but didn't get too far. Even though a lull has set in, a razor blade. NEPTUNE—Leonard P. Fisch- an affidavit and adjourned further But if the information was learnec usually sensitive Wall Street was Dropped the Race Police slid the woman was er, 68, of 23 Cedar Ter., died argument until next Thursday. later and was being used nov jittery enough yesterday to send Wednesday night in Fitkin Hos- He pulled out of (he contes Ambulance, found dead in her room at a Mr. Yacker said that Mrs. Cox only to justify the action, RIVERVIEW the stock market to its sharpest pital. against the late President Ken- Red Bank rooming house at 28 Sea Breeze had been in court to await a hear- would not be sustained. decline since the assassination Born in Newark, he was a nedy and there were ugly rumors Mr. and Mrs. John Hampton Way. Car Crash last November of President John former Belleville resident. He In political circles that his cam 311 Shore Rd., Union Beach, F. Kennedy. She was identified as Mrs. Vir- paign expenses were picked up ginia Lee, 46. had lived here eight years and daughter, yesterday. Seven 'Dangerous' According to police there were was a retired greenskeeper at Charter Study Question by the Kennedy family. Mr. and Mrs. A. James Jan On Rt. 35 In London, seven labor party no notes or other evidence that Jumping Brook Country Club. Such campaign dirt was dis- narone, Clafk St., Keyport, son MIDDLETOWN - Four per- members of Parliament said proved. yesterday. could explain the reasons for the Mr. Fischer is survived by his sons escaped injury yesterday "The dangerous turn of events" wife, Mrs. Emily Schulze Fischer; Moved at Keansburg This reporter sat with Hum- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morris, Rt, suicide, There were no eigns of when an ambulance and a car underlined "the urgent need for two sons, Robert Fischer, at phrey In Bruno's restaurant, New 527, Colts Neck, daughter, yes- violence, they said. each year on a partisan rath collided on Rt. 35 near the towi> a return to the conference table." home, and Clarence Fischer of KEANSBURG — Borough Coun York City, during that campaign, terday. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, as- ell at a special session yester- er than non-partisan basis. ship garage. And, in Ottawa, Prime Min- Minden, La.; four daughters, and ws remember him saying: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cherry sistant county physician, ruled day, formally introduced an or The existing three-jnan govern The ambulance later continued ister Lester B. Pearson told the Mrs. Gloria McHaie, of this place, "I guess this isn't my year. I 25 Moran PI., Keansburg, son, the death a suicide. He said she dinance to place the question ment was adopted in tiie state on to Riverview' Hospital, Red House of Commons that Canada Mrs. Dolores Noadhausen, of intend to try again in 1964." yesterday. had been dead not more than 12 council-manager government sta Bank, to deliver a patient. has urged the United States to Ocean Grove, Mrs. Ruth Har- of a formal charter study on the If Humphrey is nominated for hours when her body was found ute enacted in 1923. FITKIN Police said a car, operated by avoid steps that might touch off grave of Pine Beach, and Mrs. November ballot. vice president he will have come at about noon yesterday. Neptune Theodore J. Matusick, 22 High- a war. Lsnore Scott of Canoga Park, Public hearing on the proposal Elections are held every foui close to realizing his dream of Police had received a request Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mackie- land Ave., Leonardo, was pro- Before the current crisis de- Calif., and 14 grandchildren. Is set for Tuesday, Aug. 18. years and are on a non-partisai winding up his political career for an ambulance at the rooming wicz, 1401 Spruce Ave., Wana- ceeding south on the highway veloped, UN Secretary-General The idea of a charter study baisis. In the White House. bouse and the woman's body was The funeral will be Monday massa, daughter, yesterday. in the right lane, when it made U Thant made a date to visit was advanced Tuesday night by Manro Gets Contract Sen. Humphrey is no stranger found by police officers when from the Daniel A. Reilly Funeral a left turn in front of the am- Washington. He kept it yester- Mayor Louis T. Collichio, In other business, counci to President Johnson. When he they arrived on the scene. Home, Belmar. A Requiem Mass bulance. day, and while talking to Presi- An Impartial Survey awarded a $9,925 contract to Man- was in the Senate the President Police said the woman had will be offered in Holy Innocents Long an advocate of such a To-Contracting Co., Matawan, to Expansions The ambulance, also going dent Johnson suggested a new Catholic Church here at 9 a.m. worked closely with Humphrey, peace-keeping formula lor south been staying here since her re- study, the mayor said the people resurface 14 streets in the Palmer and they were always congenial. south, was operated by Howard lease from the hospital. Davis, 115 Hudson Ave., East east Asia. should have the benefit of an Ave., section ol ihe township. Humphrey has been mayor of She was last seen alive about COURTNEY O. RAYMOND OKd For Keansburg, a member of the Thant declined to make the de- Impartial, objective study by the These streets were torn up wher Minneapolis, a member of the 7 p.m. Wednesday. East Keansburg First Aid Squad. tails public, telling newsmen: UNION BEACH - Courtney local government before deciding sewer and water lines were In Senate since 1948, Majority The body was removed to the "I've discussed this on a con- O. Raymond, 51, of 534 Morning- to change it. stalled there recently. Whip under the leadership of Sen In the rear of the ambulance Ryan Funeral Home, here. Seven Homes fidential bask with the Presi- side Ave., died suddenly at his A group of citizens already Is Charles J. Hesse Inc., Belford, Mike Mansfield of Montana, and were Mrs. Margo Raniere, Maple- Police said she is survived by FAIR HAVEN — The Zoning dent and the secretary of state." home Wednesday. circulating a petition to have a submitted a {9,930 bid. —as a member of the Senate wood Ave., Keansburg, and Mel- a son, Malcolm Lee, 21, of Buf- Board of Adjustment last nigh The Burmese diplomat also Born in Keyport, he was the specific form oi government C. Bernard Blum, borough man- Foreign Affairs Committee—fa- •in Newell, Ocean Ave., East falo, N. Y., and her mother, Mns. granted variances to seven resi said he does not believe the son of Mrs. Caroline Harris Ray- placed on the ballot in November. ager, said the project cost had miliarised himself with foreign Keansburg, another member of Elizabeth MacMahon, Astoria. dents, most of whom wish to the aid squad. UN Security Council can be "use- mond of Venice, Fla., and the They have suggested Plan E been estimated at $22,000. policy. L. I. late Edward M. Raymond. He expand their homes. Matusick was charged with fully employed" at this time to of the Faulkner Act in the council- He said the low bids will en- The senator, always popular was employed by the state High- manager category. able the borough to increase the Richard Lufburrow, 218 Oxford •ailing to yield to an emergency settle the crisis—a view with with young groups, will address Ave. was granted a sideyard r way Department as a road su- Under the proposal, the number of roads that will be ehicle, failing to give a proper which U.S. officials agree. the Young Democratic Clubs of variance, permitting an addition pervisor. governing body would be ex- re-surfaced. signal, and,failing to have his Nonetheless, diplomatic source* Keeps Board America Saturday, Aug. 22, in to the rear. Mr. Raymond is survived also panded to five members and A decision on this will be mad auto inspected. said in New York the council this city. by his wife, Mrs. Caroline Gehl- elections would be In November later. D. Roger Wight, 263 Hance may plunge into full-scale debate The Youth Committee Is hold- Rd., received a sideyard variance early next week and that dele- Post During haus Raymond; two brothers, ing a three-day meeting of its for an addition to his garage. gates from both North and South Harold D. Raymond of Keyport national of/icers starting Friday, Wilburt Trepp, 45 Hance Rd. Chases Mice Viet Nam would participate. Cyprus Duty and Edward S. Raymond of Ven- BuildingCodeUpdated Aug. 21. The prime target will obtained a rear variance for an L»st night, the President re- ice, and four sisters; Mrs. George be voter registration and the Re- accessory building that will house laxed at a formal dinner for ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A Meinzer and Mrs. Drothy Porter, OCEANPORT-A revised and was sold at public auction to Wai' publican candidates. his swimming pool filter and a As Well As Thant at the White House. It waj deputy chief administrative of- both of Venice; Mrs. Alvin Fitz- updated building ordinance was ter A. Karas, Newark, for $2,000, Sen. Humphrey, who in 1960 dressing room. "a good day1 today," he told re ficer for the United Nations for- gerald of St. Petersburg, Fla., Introduced by the Borough Coun- A Board of Education request Introduced the bill which led to Donald Buttfield, 161 Linden Tax Money porters. But he held up his hand ces on the strife-torn island of and Mrs. Claybora Rohn of Cran- cil last night. A public hearing for police protection for school the establishment of the Peace Dr., was granted front setback with fingers crossed. Cyprus won't have to give up ford. Is scheduled for 8 p.m. Thurs- pupils at the intersection ol Corps, is a long-time advocate of variance permitting alterations NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. his post on the Planning Board The funeral will be at I p.m, day, Sept. 3, Branchport and Portaupeck Aves. youthful political activities. to his house. Ruth B. Crawford, Intrepid here. tomorrow at the Bedle Funeral An Honored Guest Home, Keyport, with Rev. Frank The revised ordinance provides was referred to Councilman Edwin L. Scanlan, 20 Syca- borough tax collector who re- Alfred F. Katz, 38 East High- In announcing that the senator Sweeten of the Matawan Metho- for the appointment of assist- Felix Foggia, police committee more Ave., was permitted a din cently made headlines for per- land Ave., informed planners in would appear at the dinner meet- Youths Face dist Church officiating. Burial ants to the building inspector; chairman. ing room addition, requiring a sonally collecting personal taxes a July-dated letter that he had ing at the Hotel Jefferson the will be in Green Grove Ceme- increases building permit fees; In a letter to the council, thi variety of variances. rom recalcitrant business firms, been assigned temporarily to the board said the protection wa: national president of the Young Dr. Edward Stratton, 654 River proved her valor anew at last Charges In UN post ajid went to the island tery, Keyport. •ets specific procedures for con- Democrats remarked: demnations; establishes minimum necessary for the safety of thos Rd., wishes to expand his offices night's Borough Council meet- July 17. "We are honored to have Sen. standards for materials used in children who will walk to a third and received the necessary ex- ing. Since he expected to miss at MRS. ADA BLAUVELT Humphrey as our guest. He is Beach Brawl construction, and stipulates that grade classroom to be located ii ceptions. During a busy session at Syc- least three months of board RIVER PLAZA - Mrs. Ada recognized as one of the most the borough may require plans the fire house this year. A revision of setback was per- amore School, Mrs. Crawford SEA BRIGHT — Police have meetings, he offered to resign Blauvelt, 85, of 31 Shadow Lake effective orators in the party and for buildings of unusual design mitted for John.P. Mulvihill who noticed a field mouse scamper- apprehended a Red Bank youth at the discretion of members, Dr. died yesterday in Riverview is indeed, an inspiration to all or magnitude to be submitted contemplates construction of a ing along the wall of the meet- as a suspect in the wounding of adding that he personally wanted Hospital, Red Bank. oung people of this country." to an engineer or architect of store-office building at Navesink ing room. Unlike most ladies, a Little Silver teenager last week to remain on the board. Born in New York City, Mrs. Its choosing for study. Sheriff Calls Our source here said: Ave. and River Rd. who would at least shudder in in a fight at the Trade Winds At last night's meeting, the Blauvelt was a daughter of the "We will be very much sur- Held over were decisions on fearful disgust, Mrs. Crawford Beach Club here. board "took no action" on Mr. late John and Elizabeth Frazer An ordinance vacating Pine prised if Humphrey doesn't get PI. and Cedar PI., "paper Meeting On an application by Carl E. and iromptly set off in hot pursuit Ronald Reed, 16, of 296 Shrews- Katz's letter, technically grant- Hill and widow of Stephen Blau- the nomination. Who else has as RutTi Preston, Leonardo, for per- f the rodent, chasing it into bury Ave., Red Bank, is being ing the UN official a leave of velt. streets" abutting property deeded much support as he does?" by the borough to the Board of mission to reside in and main ihe hall. held in the Juvenile Detention absence. Surviving are two daughters, Gov. Hughes and several par- Education last year, was ap- Riot Defense tain a shop at premises at 771 Presently she reappeared and Center, Freehold, and, according Mrs. Katz told The Register Mrs. James Horace of Astoria, ty leaders in New Jersey are proved after a public hearing at River Rd., zoned for commer- was asked, "Did you get him?" to police, will face a hearing in last night that her husband might N.Y., and Mrs. Raymond J. FREEHOLD - Monmouth urging the President to give the cial use; juvenile court on the charge. which there was no objection. County Sheriff Joseph A. Shafto "No," she replied disgustedly. return by mid-October, but "if O'Neill, Jr., with whom she lived; No. 2 spot to Humphrey. Hughes, Another youth, Larry Yarbor- a son, Stephen Blauvelt of Wall Borough attorney Charles W. today called a special meeting of An application by William "He went into the boys' base- something blows up" it could be himself, is in line for an im- ough, 18, of 51 Leonard St., also Township; six grandchildren, Jones was Instructed to prepare the Monmouth County emergen- Jakubecy, Third St., who wishes ment — and I couldn't follow him longer. portant post in the presidential Red Bank, has been charged with and four great-grandchildren. an ordinance vacating a portion cy fire police unit to discuss to subdivide his lot; in there!" In his letter, Mr. Katz said he campaign. disorderly conduct as a result of of Blackberry Bay Ave. procedures during riots. Request from the Masonic was looking forward to receiv- Services will be tomorrow at M all goes well, the Democrats Temple to make changes in the the melee, police said. Groups Insurance The sheriff said he expected no ing clippings from The Register 10 a.m. from Anderson Funeral will be voting for a Johnson- former Methodist Church build- Police Teamwork The governing body agreed to such incidents, but said he fel on planning progress here so he Home, Red Bank. Burial will be Humphrey ticket against the ing, River Rd., and The arrests resulted from co- combine five of Its insurance it would be a good idea to in Wrecked Car can keep up to date during his in Glendola Cemetery, Wall Goldwater-Miller entry. operation between Police Chief policies in one package policy— struct the 75-man emergency uni An application of Louis R term of service on Cyprus. Township. Bert Boyer, Sgt. Gerald Cranmer a move Councilman Edward on the emergency procedures. Mustilli for a change in frontage and Patrolman John Carmody of Urion said will save the borough for a proposed house at Park Was Stolen Sheriff Shnfto said he and Rd. and Forrest Ave. this resort and Red Bank's Po- $270 a year. The annual prem- Undersheriff Emmett Cox would NEW SHREWSBURY — A car Free Jailed The board plans a specia lice Chief George Clayton and iums on Ihe policies now is $1,386, speak at the session, which will found wrecked in an accident on meeting Monday at 7 p.m. for Detective Lt. George Clayton, Jr. Mr. Urion said. be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Shafto Rd., here, at 4:15 this the purpose of rendering de- Police said here last night that Vroksi A 120xlOO-foot borough- owned the Monmouth County Civil De- morning had been stolen some- Clergymen cisions on some of the held-over "further arrests are expected lot on the southwest corner of fense control center, Manalapan time after 10.30 last night from matters. over the weekend." Portaupeck and Horicon Aves. Ave., here. the driveway of Star Cleaners in Monument Selection In Florida and Launderens, Inc., 132 Myrtle The incident occurred last Thursday, when hundreds of TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Ave., Long Branch, according to "/ yriB make you i sonal protest against racial in- teenagers were attending a dance phce, this dor and me." Two rabbis, who were jailed Mon- police. justice. at the beach club. A fight broke FOR ANY OCCASION day along wtith seven other cler- The clergymen — six whites Police are seeking the driver, out, and police from Highlands, Hw vt of commemorition is yaried and gymen on a three-year-old sit-in and three Negroes — were re- who fled the scene. Rumson and Monmouth Beach re- subtle. We should like to h you ts we HONEY BEE FLOWERS have helped so many others. Our prof**- barge, got out last night and leased from jail last night by The auto had crashed into a sponded when local police were leaded straight for the dinner the same judge that convicted sionil taotrltdge «rM coritdiy gutde yoi. RUSSELL T. HODSKISS utility pole, snapping it in two called to the scene. COKVENIENT TEMR table. hem of unlawful assembly in 1961 places. The impact pushed the Vincent Lloyd, 17, of 119 Pinck- 464 BROAD STREET during a "Freedom Ride" test They said they had been fast- iteering wheel forward from four ney Rd., Little Silver, received a JOHN VAN KIRK & SON ing an Interstate Commerce SHREWSBURY ng for the four days. o six inches, police said. There superficial wound in his shoulder 85 Cooper rd., Oil a rile town ofl rt. 3fi»| Commission order wiping cut HftkAen'i Comer SH 1-031* Each ate a big steak and they ere 50 feet of skid marks. during the scuffle, which, police Convenient Termi SI] 7-2583 segregation at transportation 741-4020 were still sitting at the table Patrolman Robert Gant, the in- said, involved about 15 youths. when the seven other clergymen terminals. Reliable Sine. 1M7 estigatinp officer, said the own- Yarborough is slated lo ap- left the usually segregated hotel "The judge, in effect, threw r did not realize the car had pear in municipal court here dining room lor a news confer- BY WIRE ANYWHERE us out of jail." said Rev. John >e*n taken until notified by po- Thursday on the disorderly com- ence. W. Collier of Newark, N. J., Ne- ice. plaint. "It was the best fast I ever gro pastor of the Israel Memo- ad," said Rabbi Israel Dresner rial AME Church. "He said we rf Springfield, N. 3. He and Kab- were not needed in Tallahassee. >i Martin Freedman of Paterson, He said we were needed in the M. J., said the fasting was a per- North to quell riots." Worden Funeral Home The Adams Memorial Home i «0 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK

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For the 'Cereus Group' Architecturally, the three tow-, For $1,250 irs would be in a triangular pat- NEW SHREWSBURY - A tri- tern and linked by-two stories mguhir piece of borough land or retail, recreational and.oth- orth of Pine Brook Rd. near the r services. The project archi- ilroad was sold at a Borough It's Time to Get Serious :ect, the Thoreau Corp.'s presi- ouncil meeting last night at auc- By MIDGE WIHTOL ient, Jerome M. Lawson, of Sea- on to Mid-Monmouth Industrial Many Eastern newspapers will ide Heights, displayed some out- 'ark, subsidiary of Sudler Con- arry reports and photographs of ines to the planners. ruction Co., Newark, the only n event which will take place Mr. Lawson said: dder. The tract, slightly more his weekend over a large area '1 am intrigued by the idea of an an acre, went for $1,250. f the eastern United States. ikyscrapers in the country." On recommendation of the po- laying he had been greatly in- ce committee, Charles K. O'Con- The pictures will show an ec- luenced by the late great Frank or of Highlands was appointed tatically smiling "Mrs. Green- Joyd Wright, he added, "I don't probationary patrolman, effec- humb" standing in her yard (ant to despoil the countryside." we Monday. Mr. O'Connor, who iext to a large plant with beauti- Who would live at Xhoreau iassed the police examination 'ul white flowers, and the cap- /illage? I th a score of 92 per cent, is ions will state that friends and leighbors had come from miles Mr. Schaflander said the resi- :he son of a Newark police lieu- :round to see her "night-bloom- ients would be persons in the tenant. ing cereus." middle-income bracket, and will Council approved unanimously lively as this cactus is, and active, yoirag and family, mution by Councilman fcdmond entered." alented as is "Mrs. G." in bring- . Norris to reimburse "Uncle ng it to bloom, rarely is the FOR NEW PHARMACY — Pledging $10,000 to Riverview Hospital's building fund Holding to Laws rnie" Hiltbrunner, recently rfi- ilant in the picture a cereus. It In reply to Mayor Walter C. are, Robert L. Stickney, left, general manager of International Flavors and Fragrances, red superintendent of roads and s usually EP1PHYLLUM OXY- Irubb, who asked about renting ;aniration, for gasoline he uses JE1'ALUM, an "orchid cactus" Union Beach, and Joseph I. Brennan, director of employe* relations of IFF. Receiving aj regards to ethnic or religious in procuring and distributing fed called "Queen of the Night." it in Riverview Hospital pharmacy are Mrs. Victoria T. Hylton, registered pharma- background, he said, "We will ral surplus food to needy bor- No Painful Spines cist, and James S. Parkes, honorary chairman of hospital board of governors. Contri- notbe breaking any state or fed- igh families. It Is related to the cerei as :ral laws in determining our res- A complaint by Harold Lane oi bution is toward cost of pharmacy in new wing of hospital now under construction. idents." 11 cacti are related, but it lacks IFF manufactures aromatic chemicals for the perfume industry. irift Rd. of alleged excessive :he painful spines which charac- The Thoreau Corp. is an or- loise and dust caused by trucks ganization based on an equity erize the cereus group, but itj if Stavola Contracting Co., Inc. s not an ungainly vine or tree setup for its members in such 1 the Hamilton Rd. area wil! areas as architecture, construc- if from 30 to 60 feet, but a Truckers e investigated by borough po- hrub which may be easily han- ion, law, accounting and market- ce. Air Committee's ng. Mr. Schaflander indicated dled in a tub or a large pot. At Passed on first reading was :he officers would be New Jer- maturity, which requires aboutj n ordinance introduced by Coun- Bid Takes sey residents. iix years, the plant will stand filman Laurence J. Kirk appro- about seven feet high, forming He and Mr. Lawson said they Master Plan Ideas riating $21,000 to buy new fire branches each year from Epiphyllum Oxypetalum believed the project could be op- Golf Course ipparatus. Public hearing will be base and from Dlder ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - the south side of Memorial Pkwy. erative within six months after he rather than for nourishment, as pollination, as Hie plants do not TRENTON (AP) — A Wood- ,t a special meeting Aug. 20. branches. The old stems become With this borough's master plan (Rt. 36) which will create a zone construction begins — although they are not parasites. They are seem tii be self-fertile, but no bridge trucking executive was the Also approved on first reading woody, but the young ones are due to take its final form within for, but not exclusive to, light both contended that some cor all native to Mexico, South Amer- one knows jwhat factors (rigger winning bidder on an 18-hole »as an ordinance authorizing pay- lat, leathery and leaf-like, some- two months, the recommenda- industry. The committee had poration members think it would ica and the West Indies. All have his simultaneous performance. public golf course in Manalapan ment of $7,200 in capita! fund: :imes three-angled or tubular. tions of a citizens' advisory com- seen the area as zoned exclusive- :ake a year to build it. large, dramatic blooms, some- Leon Kowalsky, 41, vice presi- or the second installment on the The large flowers are delight- Affected by Moon? mittee may play a large part. ly for light industry of a specifi- Study Session »rough hall property. Publii times fragrant, and, as are most George Kalmbacher, taxono- dent of the T. I. McCormack fully fragrant and the fruit, if night-flowers, these are usually At last night's Planning Board cally non-obnoxious nature. Dr. "Our purpose in coming to learing will be Sept. 3. misl at the Brooklyn Botanic Trucking Co., entered a bid of it can be achieved, is delicious. white to make it easier for the meeting, committee members, Anthony cautioned that such de- :his meeting was to find out if An amendment to the swim- Garden, thinks the moon is the $350,000 at an auction in Federa As "Queen of the Night" is a pollinating insects to find them. headed by Edward G. Walder, sirable industries are in demand :he township is interested. Ne- ming pool ordinance requiring determinant, not of the actual Court. ain-forest native, its.. cultural Some cerei bloom but once every presented their master plan in many communities, but cannot gotiations with Mrs. Finlayson enoing for portable, above- lowering, but of the moment of There were only a handful o] leeds are different from those summer, but epiphyllum "Queen views to planning consultant Dr. always be secured, and recom- For her property must be com- ;round pools, proposed by Coun conception of the bud. bidders for the 147-acre course if the more common desert cacti. of the Night" open its flowers Harry Anthony, of Brown and mended cumulative zoning for pleted. We have the interests of ilman Daniel J. Arnold, was ta- Harry Johnson, a California the area that would not restrict and 48-acre adjacent property, 'led for study. General revision: Begonia or African Violet treat- on two or three occasions at in-' Anthony City Planners, New he community in mind, we are ;rower who knows as much about residential or commercial devel- The purchase includes a liquor >f the ordinance will be consid ment suits it well; the soil tervals of about a month, with York. not here to make a 'fast buck' cacti as anyone, wrote this in opment. "" license. and then pull out," said Mr. red by council at a workshop ihould be rich, porous and quite 50 or more blossoms unfolding he Journal of the Cactus and The three-way informal dis- Kowalsky, an amateur golfer Schalflander. meeting. moist during the season of active simultaneously and with visible cussion was intended to achieve —The consultant withdrew his growth which begins about Feb- Succulent Society: "So far as who "shoots in the low 80s" said "If you (the Planning Board) motion at dusk. By noon the day a basis on which the consultant original proposal for developing Mrs. Jean MacNeary of 44 ruary, and too much hot sun will ! know, there has been no scien- present plans call for the course are not happy, we 'want out.' after blooming, the flowers are firm will proceed to draw up the vacant waterfront land at the ex- -tratford Rd. was appointed bor- urn it yellow and eventually kill tific explanation of why certain to continue to be open to the Neither party should be hurt in dank, stringy rags. master plan with regaid to spe- treme east end of the borough ugh secretary to replace Mrs t. plants have this peculiarity. 1 public. his matter," he told the officials. cific uses and zones in various as a public beach area after Ellen C. Jacobus, who has re- 300 Flowers noticed it some 40 years ago in The auction was conducted by Outdoor Summers •ections of the borough. committee members stated that Planning Board Vice Chairman ligned. Adoption of an amend- Last year a plant of mine had luatemala. On horseback one federal Bankruptcy Referee summer outdoors under a it is a heavily silted, shallow- ierald A. Baumann said, "This ment to the salary ordinance se a total of more than 300 flowers could ride for hours and every Dr. Anthony commended the Joseph Fishberg. The course will require considerable thought. ree suits it nicely, with feedings water area unsuitable for bath- ier pay at $350 monthly. during a four-month period. plant would be in bloom. Next citizens' committee for having was previously operated by Five days to make a decision Tax Collector Mrs. Ruth B, of any good, mild fertilizer a ing. The portion is now tentative- There is a famous hedge of this night )>ou could not find one. made "a very sound contribu- Manalapan Golf Course Inc. ready concenving such a matter >awford was appointed actinf couple of times a month during ly considered for marine com-! :he growing period, position in- epiphyllum in Hawaii (friends Probably it is to insure fertiliza- tion" toward future planning. It is hear Freehold, three miles seems a little short." »rough clerk from Aug. 1 mercial development. doors near a window is suitable and neighbors come from miles tion by insects, and I am sure In a majority of specific land from the junction of Rts. 33 and No 'Political Issue' :hrough Sept. 7, when Borougt Warning Note n the winter, or even a heated around!) and another in a native some particular insect pollenizes use areas, the committee agreed 9. Mayor Grubb declared: Administrator Jerome S. Ree garage, attic or cellar, and at village on the shores of Lake this particular species and that with the original proposals of the During the discussion, Dr. An- "I only found out about this ivill be on vacation. Joseph Greco of Woodbridge, :hat time the plant may be al- Atitlan in Guatemala. on that flowering night the in- consultant and Planning Board. thony touched heavily on the im- hree days ago. If you want a Kowalsky's lawyer, did not com- lOwed to become quite dry. It A man in New England, who sect will be there waiting to do Differences resolved informally plications of planners alloting ex- candid opinion, it (the project) ment today on plans for the ad s well to check it occasionally has a raft of them, plants them the job. It ROCS back, of course, last night were as follows: cessive land for multi-family sounds good. This matter should 1 jacent peoperty which was in for mealy-bug, which appears as a hedge along the road in weeks before the flowers open, Extend Zone specifically high-rise—dwelling not become a political issue in City Court eluded in the sale. The area i to be its only enemy. Leaf cut- the late spring and directs lights but when plants are grown under units. the township." 1 —The committee's recommenda- zoned for residential develop- tings root easily in damp sand onto it on the flowering nights. very diverse conditions and still Leon S. Avakian of Asbury tion to extend for multi-fam- Because of the "desirable na- ment. Greco said Kowalsky in- or perlite, but it will be five The news is broadcast in advance continue to flower at the same Park was appointed as the Plan To Get Extr ily residential use an area on ture of the town," he said, this tends to build a new clubhouse. years or more before the re- and people come by numbers in moment, a lot of suppositions are ning Board engineer. The mu the north side of Ocean Blvd. land would be "snapped up" by sulting plants will bloom. cars; few of- the viewers realize ruled out." builders with the result that the nicipal engineer in Asbury Park from First Ave. to a point near committee members that "sur- Clerical Help that it is not' a hardy perennia Last month Scott Haselton, borough's growth would be ac-1 will serve until Dec. 31 and wil! The epiphyllums and the night- Sixth Ave. was accepted as "very gery" performed in the First Ave. hedge. Flowers may be removed editor of the Cactus and Suc- celerated beyond its "natural receive a $2,400 retainer fee. LONG BRANCH - Extra cler blooming cereus vines do have good" by Dr. Anthony and the redevelopment area will create ; from the stems about midafter culent Journal, published a re- rate" and taxpayers would be The planners also approved real help to expedite actioi much in common. Both groups board. It will be stipulated that shopping area favoring pedestri noon of the day they are to open quest to readers all over the penalized for the large number minor subdivision application by against several thousand delin are epiphytic; that is, they live new multi-family dwellings in the an traffic over vehicular traffii and placed in a container with world lo send me a card with of street and utility improve- Jersey Central Power and Ligh quent traffic law violators ha, high on the branches of jungle section will not be built higher —similar to a mall, but witl out water in a dark closet. Thus ths blooming dates of their ments necessary to support the Company on a 3.15-acre plot a< been assured by City Counci trees which they use for support than the currently existing regulated vehicular traffic. "forced," they will unfold several "Queens of the Night." It will additional population. he rear of the 22.32-acre J. H, Informed sources said last night houses, to preserve the water hours ahead of time — on the be interesting to see how far High density residential unit: Becker, Inc., property. The plo The council is reported to hav> view of residents to the south. He pointed out that official dinner table, for instance. this simultaneity reaches, and would lje closest to this com s on Harnley Rd., which divides agreed in caucus to a request b; projections call for a population what happens as the equator is —The committee amended its mercial 'area, with garden type it in half off Rt. 79 and adjacent City Manager James F. Roose- Kinkel An astonishing thing about all increase of about 2,000 to a total approached. At any rate, tonight recommendation for a high-rise apartments farther out in a per- to the Central Railroad of New elt to appropriate $1,200 to hin these plants, as well as some of 6,000 here by 1980. Too many (Continued) or tomorrow is the night in this apartment site on a single es- imeter, and single-family units Jersey's Freehold branch. additional clerical employees ti orchids, is that within a certain high density residential areas area, for all tate tract bounded by Highland, still further from the commer- aid Clerk Frank Palaia with "He (Mr. Kinkel) still wants area they all flower the same the happy "Mrs. could boost the figure to 10,000, Th« land will be restricted to |Greenthumbs" Summit and Mount Aves. follow- cial center. mounting backlog for the balance to pay everyone $1.25 an hour," night. This weekend will be the and all the ad- ing Dr. Anthony's warning that he said. its Intended use which is con the union leader said. "There miring friends and neighbors. : of 1964. second display of this season, at it could be a "spot zoning" situ1- In a completely new proposal structing towers for high tension have been no raises—and there With the consultant's urban re- Mr. Palaia has estimated thai least from New York to Phila- ation which would eventually Dr. Anthony suggested the ex transmission lin«s, and the Jer- are men here with four and six newal proposal still awaiting pre fines and court costs which wouli delphia, and probably much far- Quick and inexpensive. That's have to permit high-rise units cavation of the vacant and often sey Central utility has agreed kids. This is what causes picket liminary approval by the Federal be collectible from persons ac ther. The purpose is for cross- the Daily Register Classified. all along the elevated ridge run flooded land bordering Many not to sell the tract for resi- lines." Housing and Home Finance Agen- dential uses in the future. cused in the unanswered sum- ning from west to east in the cy, Dr. Anthony summed up some Mind Creek west of First Ave. to Action on the application was monses would exceed $20,000. 'No one is paid less than the borough and would undermine major aims of the estimated $2,- create additional marina facilitiei tabled at the July meeting be Most of the outstanding ticket: minimum wage—$1.25—and we iingle-family residential zoning 000,000 project (of which the bor- and extend the "waterfront" clos- cause of legal questions arising are for overtime and other park have given raises," Mr. Kinkel In the area. With Planning Board ough's cost share has been esti- er to the downtown commercial Tom the use of the land and ng offenses. The minimum fin. stated. assent, the area was then sug- mated by Brown and Anthony center. the status of Harnley Rd., which in such cases, where the initia Asked if the firm had offered gested for medium density (gar- representatives at from $50,000 The idea of additional boa is a township right of way al- summons placed on an offender to negotiate, "Handsome Joe" den apartment type) residential to $90,000, based on federal mooring facilities and piers i though a dirt-surface road. car was ignored and where th said "Not really." use. grants and the eventual sale of this roughly triangular area—now driver receives a followup lettei Asked if there had been any improved properties). Light Industry private property-^was well re summons, is $5. negotiations with the union, Mr. ceived by planners and commit- —Agreement was reached on Pedestrian Shopping All of the parking violation Kinkel said, "Not that I'd care tee members. (he area east of First Ave. on He told planners and citizens' Crowds can be disposed of through th< to comment on." (Continued) Violations Bureau so that actio: Teamsters Honor Line will speak at the opening pro to clear up the backlog woul The garment union has the full gram. Others to be presented in not necessarily add to the wori support of the Teamsters Union, elude William W. Barnes, a field load of required heaitjpgs for th "Handsome Joe" declared. representative of the Civil Right: municipal court. "Trucks have honored our picket Appearing in Person ! Division, and Police Chief Mi line and will continue to." Meanwhile, Magistrate Stanle; chael D. Roy, of Elizabeth, where Cohen posted notice that Rec Earlier this week the Kinkel there were civil rights disorder: Bank Magistrate William I. Kla: firm made a shipment of about TONIGHT & SATURDAY NITE last year. sky will sit in Long Branch as 6,000 pounds of sweaters by Red Lt. John Marks, of the Newark substitute for him whenever n« Bank Air Taxi to Teterboro for direct from the Police Department; F. Dougla essary. delivery to Maislin Bros. Trans- Williams, housing supervisor ol This would occur whenever th port, Ltd., a Rutherford trucking HAWAIIAN PAVILION the state Civil Rights Division city magistrate might disqualify firm. Jacob Levin, an attorney and act himself because, as occurred re- Said the union leader yester- of the ing supervisor of compliance cently, he had represented a day, "If they do that again, we'll from the state division; Jame fendant prior to becoming magis- picket Teterboro and Red Bank NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR Tracey, a special agent of the trate. Airports." Federal Bureau of Investigation Mr. Kinkel reported yesterday Paul Rivera, a Puerto Rican La COURT HEARING SET that the firm has not decided on ********* bor Department field represent RED BANK — John Alston, 2; whether to run further flights. ative, and others. of M Cherry St., New Shrews- James Loeb, Red Bank Air bury, will receive a hearing i Taxi proprietor, commented, Municipal Court Aug. 19 on "They can't picket the airport. Await Choice charge of assault and battery. It's illegal. My lawyer tells me The complaint was filed b' it's a secondary boycott under 2 lovely native Hawaiian Girls Alfred Seruby, 32 Wall St., th: the Taft-Hartley Act. If they ask Of School place, who claims Alston struc us to carry more sweaters, we'll SING AND DANCE THEIR NATIVE him several times Wednesda carry 'em. That's our business." MODERNIZE during an argument at Bridge Meanwhile, picketing continues. YOUR Board Member Ave. and River St. A sign on a picket's car reads: SONGS AND DANCES MONMOUTH BEACH - A: Alston was released under $20 "Keep Quiet or Be Fired BATHROOM appointment of a member to th< bail pending the hearing. "Injustice Authentic Hatvaiian Board of Education has not yel "No Benefits been made by Earl B. Garrison, You find service you can tm "Knuckle or Quit county superintendent of schools, with one of the dependable firm "Empty Promisej Paul Masur, president of th •n the Daily Register Classifiec "Low Wages." ' ********* board, said last night he ha contacted Mr. Garrison and tha in the the county school official ha; not made a choice. The board seeks to replac BEACHCOMBER ROOM Anthony Stella, who resigned and the from the board in April. Candi- dates William Brownlce, Frank Snead and Howard Romrjey were OUTDOOR PATIO considered. But members spli In voting and passed Hie option FIRST PAYMENT of the replacement on to Mr. (also appearing - THE DRIFTWOODS) Garrison last month. UP TO 20 YEARS He may appoint any qualified resident of the borough. Ther is no lime limit on making CENTRAL .lERSEY BANK choice wiinwsi «n mi OHM n An appointment, however, wi fMt MHHNII . ttunu WHARF AVE. RED BANK only be effective until February KMIKW MIMWiN HHI when voters will ricct a cand1 date to fill the post. $£RWCE/S OUR 8/GG£SrASS£T/ 4-Fridiy, August 7, 19M THE DAILY REGISTER Viet Ti Students To Hold Dance Monday Was Shy' BRANCH — Members at(Tcrry &j/te tad Mike Sullivu, Dave Drout, Mej*uoe IS*, ,.thereisa Bits Stocks hie Advanced Leadership Seminar] Brothers Academy, en- serves u chairman r» By HO MOUSE the Long Breach Summer difference AP BUIMM Nni Writer fi Sd*») will Wrf I dinotT 9ft- d Frtuate R»vi«J«, Long MEW YORK (Af)-Sto<* M»r- 4tB« ttA ysA ptrty it tfct Wt* Brsocb Hi#i, co-cbairajen 'A tie Army Artist Is Mourned Ket prices detailed sharply yes- nd Casino, Monday. y Hudcon RfcgwnaJ High; elections and awards cwmmtttt, Jackie Woods of Long Brunch Berberf Bu((t, Shore Regional and Nancy Collins, Long Branch terday as trader* unloaded in High and Barbara Warde. Nep- PORT MONMOUTH-"Sal was nervousness over the military High Sohool has been named High; Bob Ciullo and Wanna Rid- S&H Gr«»n Stamp* •by, god not many people got to general chairman, Janna Franks dle, Manasquan High, and Suetune High, co-chairmen of *« buildups—Communist and Ameri- g pUbiadty committee. *+ no txtri cost know him," said retired M. Sgt. can — in the Viet Nam crisis of Shore Regional High School Bernheim, Joan RiccianM and Leo Borite. "I met him first at area. s in chargge of tickets, Kevin Christy Snvith. Long Branch High, wh*n you r»«+ • n»w associate members of the com- Fort Benning in 1942, when we As key stocks took losses of Kepplel r and Lou Politan of Long Chinese Auction car or truck I were both in the Army and bolt or 2 points and more, the popu- ranch High, refreshments; rrattee. working as artists for the Infan- lar market averages fell steeply. Set for Thursday try School. I became his closest The loss in the Dow Jones In- friend . . ." LOCAL SECURITIES HAZLET - The Rosary Altar dustrial Average was the worst Society of St. Benedict's Catholic Sergeant Boritz today is a ci- The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- since the Kennedy assassination. Church, Bethany Rd., will ho'.d NATIONAL vilian artist with Special Serv- At the same time, volume was ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- ices, Army Electronics Support down to 3.95 million shares com- tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities a Chinese Auction Thursday at Command. The friend he was pared with 6.21 million in Wed-could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated 8:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. CAR ay the "asked") at the time of completion. telling about, over coffee at the nesday's exciting session. The Refreshments will be served. The service club, was Salvatore Bor- slower pace tended to rob the de- BANKS event is open to the public. RENTAL razzo, 11 Forrest Ave., Rumson, cline of emphasis. Div. Bid Asked an artist at the Army Signal Belmar-Wall National 2.50 135 Proceed! will be used to fi School, who died recently at the The Dow Jones industrial av- Central Jersey Bank (x) 11 1 nance the annual fashion show on age of 48. erage lost 9.65 at 823.40. This nar- Farmers & Merchants 4'A Oct. .17. Maurice Schwartz rowly topped the loss of 9.U First Merchants National Bank (x) .25 8VS V/t "Somewhat later, over in Eu- taken on June 4 and was theKeansburg-Middletown 10.00 410 Mrs. Robert Hart and Mrs, rope in 1944," the friend said. sharpest decline since Nov. 22Monmouth County National .18 6% Bernard Massabrook, co-chair- & Sons "his only brother was killed in when it fell 21.16 on news Ken-N. J. National Bank xx) .50 28 30 men of the fashion show, are action. His brother's name was nedy had been snot. Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 125 also in charge of the Chine,se Telephones: Benedict, and he was a poet—a Sea Bright National 1.60 74 Auction. poet who actually had his poems The breadth of the decline was irst National Bank of Spring lake 42 Rtd Bonk - 747-0787 published. shown by the list of 1,334 Issues traded, of which 728 fell and 352 INDUSTRIAL Lake Pend Oreille in north- Long Broneh—22?«W08 "While still at Benning, Sal got Brockway • 32V4 ! rose. New highs for the year rest Idaho is said to have Asbury Pork —774-6666 • compassionate discharge and totaled 21 and new lows 16. Family Circle 4W world's largest rainbow trout, went home to New York. I didn't Even the aerospace defense Is- aird 3 weighing up to 38 pounds. see him after that for about five Monmouth Capital 6% sues took a beating. They ad- Monmouth Electric iy years. Then I wrote and per- PAINTINGS — The tats Rumson artist. Salvatora L. vanced in the previous session t suaded him to come to the Sig- Monmouth Park 12 ] Borrazzo, it shown with hit paintings during the Fort because of the firm stand taken N. J. Natural Gas Common - 23V& 2 nal School to work. I was as- toward the North Vietnamese, N. J. Natural Gas Pre. 23 signed to the Signal School at Monmouth Day exhibit in the Asbury Park convention most heavily traded in this group, Rowan 7 the time. I was still in the hall in 1961. The artist indicated the paintings which General Dynamics was the Spiral Metal Xl% 1 Army." U. S. Homes % was named "bast of show." Tha seascape, upper right, losing % at 31%. Lockheed was MONEY Sal was an illustrator whose next in activity, sliding !'/» to Windsor Tel. V. drawings were used in text books was purchased by Gertrude Ederle, the first woman to M'/fc. North American Aviation (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock WITH US BY THE 10th OF THE prepared for use in the Signal swim the English Channel. Mr. Borrazzo died last month. and Boeing also lost 1% each, in the West End Casino Saturday MONTH EARNS INTEREST Scl*ol by the school's Training United Aircraft %, Douglas Air- Presidents' Ball Literature Division. (rude Ederle, the first woman to evening, Oct. 10. FROM THE FIRST, AT THE A few years later he rehirnet craft and MacOonnel! Aircraft % Set in Long Branch Proceeds will aid in malntainiag Sal also was a painter whose swim the English Channel. with his family to Fort Bennin apiece. canvases were quite widely ex- Born at New York City In WEST LONG BRANCH -Pres- the Center. to be near his wife's family. A 13 Losers idents of various organizations In This year's ball also will help hibited. One was adjudged the 1916, Sal shidied at the Art Stu-a civilian he held essentially th Thirteen of the 15 most active OUNTY "Best of Show" in the Fort Mon- dents' League. Then, amid the the Long Branch area will be celebrate the 25th anniversary of same position with the Infantry stocks were losers, American honored at the annual Presidents' the center's founding. tnouth Day exhibit in the Asbury deep depression of the late 1930's, School that he had held as Photocopy gained V4 and Gen- Convmloit Olflcn Throuahoul Monmouln County Park Convention Hall in 1961. An-he worked on the Index o[ Amer- Ball to be sponsored by the Long Jerry Yankow is general chair- wartime enlisted artist. In 196 eral Telephone & Electronics was Branch Jewish Community Center man of the ball committee. other, a seascape, hung in that ican Design, a Works Projects he returned to the Signal School unchanged. show, was purchased by Ger- Administration project. For the His death brought many ea Chrysler was the most active index he made a series of draw- pressions of regret. stock, down % at 50% on 76, 800 Follow (ht Tom o! VQM k.(h» NmTorl WuWtfOt ings of Americana. These, sub- 1 shares. Second was Texas Gulf sequently, were exhibited at the 'To tell in a few words wha Sal had done for the Signa Sulphur, off Wi at Wt on 61,200 New York World's Fair of 1939- shares. Third was American 40. School would leave most of th story untold," said Charles J Telephone, off % at W/t on 48- His first duty was with the Anderson, under whose superv 100 shares. WPil Medical Coups at Fort Sam Hou- Also heavily traded, Jersey ston, Tex. Then a call for artists sion Sal was working when hi died. Standard sank 1%, Gulf Oil, V/4, came from Fort Benning, and Sal Consolidated Cigar V/t and Ra- transferred to the infantry and "Students for years to comi dio Corp. Vi- was assigned to the Army Field will benefit from his profession IBM fell 6tf, Du Pont 1%, Printing Plant of the Infantry al accomplishments. What mon Union Carbide 2#, Eastman Ko- Sohool, where he served as an can we say, except to quote Al dak l'/i, Control Data 1% Ze- artist, for two years. exander Pope. 'Truth needs n nith 1, Raytheon %, General "And that was the time he mar- flowers of speech,' " he added Motors %. VS. Steel %, New ried," said Sergeant Boritz. "It Eighty-year-old Ralph Borra York Central and Pennsylvania was In 1943. He married the for-zo, his father, still lives at Ne' Railroad 1% each. mer Rudene Gresham of Thom- York City. His wife and son: Prices declined on the Ameri- aston, Georgia. Eight years later the poet and the artist, are gon can Stock Exchange. Volume they adopted twins, a boy and a Sal's wife, Rudene, and tH was 1.16 million shares, compared girl, now 13 years old." twins, Lisa and Tommy, still liv> with 1.S1 million Wednesday. After his discharge, Sal re- in Rumson, though they soon ma; Yesterdays closing stocks: turned to New York, where he go back to her people in Georgi ACF Ind 7SH Inl Bu» Mch 414'. worked as an artist, first for the "Sal was a good father to thosi Adsma Ex 36-' 7714 Air Prod Int Nick 76' ColumiMa Broadcasting System, children," Sergeant Borite added Air Redua Int Paper 321 "A good husband and fathe Allec Cp Tnt TeliTVI 54> later for a firm of textile de- Aller Luil 39i 1-T-E Ckt Brk 28 signers. In 1949, in response to though you wouldn't hear it from All« Pw 58«i Jotini Man SB'I Allied Ch 82 Vi lonet * I. 4 V ! the sergeant's urging, he enteredi Sal. He never talked much. Onc Allli Chal 19»i Joy Klf 32*i i1n a while he'd come out wit! Kilter A> 34 the US. Civil Service as an art- Am Alrlln Kene«Kennecottt SI ist-illustrator with the Training something. And, you know, Am Brk Btl 87 V, Koppers 4714 Am Cm «»i Kreige, OS 41U Aids Division of the Signal would be funny. It doesn't seem Am Cyan 66 !4 Kroger 34% possible Sal is gone " Am M My Leh Port C 16" School Am Mot 15 Leti Val Ind 211 Am Smelt 48 LOF GUJS 60!i Am Sid Lib MCN4L 17M. Am Ttl Tel LlgB & My 79H Amp lnc MS Litton Ind 631 NEW COBRA Anaconda LuK«m Stl 73 Armco Stl Mack Trk 461i Armour Manith Oil 60% 8-Shot Repeater Artnst Ck Martin U 181 Merck 40 ,1 OU 3811 39 Atchlson 34% MOM CAP PISTOL All Retln 62'i Mlnti MiM COMPLETE WITH Avco Corp 22% Mont W«rd AVC Corp SSU Nat Blae CAPS Bancoclt W 3214 N Cash He* Bald Lima 13& Nat Dairy DOWNTOWN Ball & Oh 4O!i Nat DHUll 27% Bayuk ClfT 23 Nat Gyp« 45 Bell & How 2tH Nat Steel Bendlx 45 It NY Central RED BANK Betn 8teel 3814 Nl» M Pw -.(•.**-; OPEN WED. Boeing Jo'i No Am AV Borrien T5(4 Nor Pae Borg Warn 45 Nw«t Alrlln AND FRI. EVES. Rucy Erie 34'4 Norwich Ph Rulova 22 <4 Outb Mar U\ul Ind 49 I Owena 1U Ol Cane, JI 19'i I Pan Am Cater Trac j Param Pict "eliinese I Penney. 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Start a savings program for your F ;g Market CHOICE FEATURES NEW YORK (AP)—(USDA) - • OksuKned children while they are still young. Wholesale egg (JHerings light o You'll turn into a prune... top quality, demand good yester- • 6 to 100 Gal, Capacities. Then as they grow, so will their savings. day. New York spot quotations to before you tan empty a quick recovery can install it anywhere in the house. It • Deluxe—Standard— 1 Make your child's future secure . . . open tow . electric water heater. Oh, it's not invin- needs no flue or vent. Table-tap or Lo Boy. Mixed Colon an insured savings account today! £\j,iau s 29V5-32V5: checks 23- cible. You can empty it all right. Just stand After you've wrinkled up sufficiently to 24. under the shower until you shrivel up all pass for a prune, you'll have to admit it to Whites II * Extra (a- / heavy weight (4 over. As you use up the hot water, it keeps yourself.There's really no match for a quick 'bs. ntin) 38'/j-40>/2; fancy medium on heating more.- No quick recovery electric recovery electric water heater. (41 lbs. average) 30-31; fancy \Mainstay Federal Savings heavy weight (47 lbs. min,) 36','; water heater gives up without a long, drawn- Tor more information, call, write, or stop 38; medium (40 lbs average) 20- out battle. 30; smalls (36 lbs. average) 21 in at our nearest business 22; peewees (31 lbs. average) And while you're standing there; sog- office. And when you buy, and Loan Association 15-16. gily admiring its staunch heart, think of Browns buy with assurance 36 MONMOUTH STREET Extra fancy heavy weight this: it costs less than others to buy and in- from the dealer who l TELEPHONE 741-0663 bs. min.) 41'^-42 /2; fancy medi- stall. It's flameless—therefore clean. You um (41 lbs. average) 30-31; fane; displays this seal. Red Bank, New Jersey heavy weight (47 lbs. min.) 37 Jersey Central Power & Light/New Jersey Power & Light 741-3333 38'/a; smalls (36 lbs, averap,*) 21- 22; peeweej (31 lbs. average] Intured Savings - Mortgage Loans 15-16. ar'l ever fiod it What 4c*i < t.'hrr v-i mull wonder, hoi ai THf. REGISTER Fruit*. 7, I96i—5 Borough Hall DAILY CROSSWORD ctJone look Uke' ,£> F rhar stuff .•

<£. Cora- Oejr Q p . , i j However, rest itvjr&l yr/j tit IX, Over: g*|]jnj(, your calorse Ho r*f»Ji- Talk h Set DOWN poet it tH'J.1-', It depends on the iaSivi/iiitl\afcle fjm would stale it was sefl- S.DulJ lt.Kln.ii OCEAWPQRT - The Borough uiit m BS«3 gaaaae calorie. Some are low cal»ries,|jng you a drink with one c*i- bundle which are sloppy little beasts.jorie without making sure your Council will tmdtt with its tr- tooth 20. Fra- laSa B)QIB i chitect, Junes W. Maacuso. Red 10. Root of 2. Tut BMBiaaia BUSH (Problems solved while you given to telling risque jokes and j calorie was in the bottle. This 8. Wool- grant Bank, next Thursday to discuss the taro smells; aaa etna an wait. Have a chair and we'll be matching tor quarters, and there!is called calorie-counting. Now revised plans for a proposed new 11. Foreign bearers with you in a minute'., are high calories, which aren't forget it, will you? I'm trying to 4. Female 21. Valued borough hall. 12. Take u again asraant mmsmm much better: they're loaded to take a nap. one's own fowl Dear George: The Council instructed Mr. 5. Jewel v 22. South- a ramaa the gills usually, in fact. (A! 14. Native west letternd tomorrow at the A&P Super- chamber » Other Famous 29. Not: prefix w.n /// he edge of the trees and said market, Rt. 35 and Cliffwood 30. Feminine 17 8 9 :o the woman leaning there, 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Brand Items Ave. noun 'Look, when I was kissing you % % At. Rr. 35, Shrewsbury—or the Red Bank Line Money collected will be used 31. Disfigure 10 l\ IZ ii 24 didn't know you were Don's Thurs., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised (Acrou from MayfaW Market) tor uniforms and equipment. 32. Unexpected % % wife. Actually, I — ." 25 •el difficulty Only then did I discover that New members are being ac- 34. Mans SALE SATURDAY ONLY 10 A. M. cepted in the corps during sum- nickname 50 Don's wife had left and that TO 6 P. M. mer practice sessions being held & his was Bill's wife. She told my 35. Plead ^< % OVER 70 TO CHOOSE FROM Mondays and Thursdays at 10 36. Very 31 5S wife. My wife is angry. Why OVER 1.000 TO CHOOSE FROM ».m. at the Cliffwood field, Cliff uncommon % % % won't anybody believe my story? wood Ave. 40. Kind of 44 56 J8 G. G. 1 tree % % Ladies - Girls' - Men's and Boys' LADIES'COATS 42. Billiard 40 41 42 Dear G. G.: shot It's too long and goes to pieces 45 PANTS • SKIRTS • HATS 43. The Orient 44 n the second act. Wipe off that $Ji.OO 44. Greedy % % ipstick and face the situation 45. Colors, 46 ike a husband: Lie. BLOUSES • SOX • SHIRTS as fabric % NONE 8-7 BATHING SUITS • SWEATERS 6 Dear George: HIGHER I have been drinking and en- UNDERWEAR • GIRDLES • etc. GENERAL ELECTRIC joying a new diet beverage but // Perfect me thing puzzles me. It is ad- Nal. Adv. Up To $5.95 Nat. Adv. Up To $49.95 No Defrost 19 Bridge Column vertised that this drink has only By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Refrigerator-Freezer It's considered bad form to look at your partner's hand when you're going to be dummy, and The Hand AT 1500 HWY. 35 East dealer it's even worse to get up and Neither side vulnerable THE NEW stand behind him to watch the NORTH way he butchers the hand. The A Q J 1 IN MIDDLETOWN ideal dummy sits still and smiles.

««tmi at, U4 ***, a. j*-m s**Mh**., ft****, H. u. n, N, ;. Reporter bf Ilia H. CM* feod Hwj Cl»y Publifhed by H» Red Baalc Miami Sun Has New Son W. HAKKY FENNMGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAKOLD KELLY, General Mauger The tremors picked up by seismographs in Tokyo and Juneau mark Jackie Gleason's departure from New Itam 3. Bly xiMutiva uiur William F. Sindlord and Arthur Z. Kamia utxu York. The Pharoah of Fat left by choo-choo, accom- Frank W. Harbour uniuuva i Mir. Charles A. Johnston Frtehoid Burtm iitr. panied by his chief of staff, Jack Philbin, a jazz band, Member «f the Associated Preu publicity agents, writers, commentators, dancing girls Ttu A»oclEt«d PreM <• utltltd iiciuilvtlr to U> uia for [(publication »f all tilt Lecil mi »rtnUd la uli wptptr u will u all XT niwi dlipuchu. and a Pullman car full of champagne. Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Aiioclation Some make fun of Mr. G. for this. It Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation comes out envy. Tin JUdBuk lUjliter. Inc., UIIUUI no nnuicltl nijonaihlUUu lor t;po(ra.pMul «cror« In Mv«rtlttment«, but will rtprlnt without eharja. that part of an advertlaemtnt In Khlr.h tn* typographical trror aeenra. Jjlvtrtllarc wll" As a serious actor, as well as >liut notlfj tb» mMaitrnmt lmmedluilr of any arror which may occur. comedian, Gleason is one of the world's Tail uwiptpar uiamii n» rtlponilbmuti for •tltimmta of opinion la Ittliri from In nUari. enormous talents. He is greater than p Ptleti In Mvanc« Lw« than t noi, Ptr month KM 11 raonUu—Hid) • montha—».0O anyone has ever assessed him, and not copy u UHinur, T «anla llnfla copy by null, 10 cinti » mootlu—111.10 I montha—11.50 quite as great as he thinks he is. He FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 19M lives fur this minute, because lie is not •ISHOP sure that the next .one will arrive on time. Sociologically, -Jackie is a growing boy. Artistical- Remember Their Names ly, he is alone on the highest mountain. Andrew Goodman. Michael cise the only safeguard of a free New York is going to miss him, because wherever Gleason is, there is action. The lights will be a little Schwcrner, James Chaney. Remem- people, the right to vote. That is why dimmer at Times Square, the pace a little slower. they were slain. All the armed forces ber their names. Gleason has discovered the perpetual sunshine of Mi- of Mississippi law enforcement of- They did not die fighting for ami Beach, and Miami Beach has discovered him. From ficials could not or would not pro- now on, his show will originate there, through Mitchell America on foreign soil. They were tect them. Wolfson's Channel 10. murdered by their countrymen as Michael Schwerner, Andrew Not that the Beached Whale in the Blue Suit would they worked for America at home. Goodman and James Chaney died think of letting Miami Beach off lightly. He will pay They did not go with all the protecting America against its foes. his hotel bills, and he will tip as lavishly as Toots Shor armed might of this nation to Viet They were murdered by the good taught him, but when it comes to television equipment, The Greatest demands the most. It is costing Miami Nam. They went to Mississippi, un- people of Mississippi who for too Beach more than $200,000 in auditorium changes and armed and committed to non-vio- long have tolerated the lynch mob alterations just to please Jacques the Gleasone. lence, to help other Americans exer- in their midst. Golf Cart, Caddy, Too Wolfson will invest in a half million dollars worth Hazlet Rail Crossing of new t.v. cameras with hot and cold running lenses; the Doral Country Club, where The Greatest will live, The state Public Utilities Com- quently now that state police?expect has installed a special switchboard, redecorated a suite mission last week received cost esti- it, and there have been fatalities at of rooms, and the owners—Alfred and Howard Kaskel mates from the New York and Long the site. —have invented a new golf cart for Gleason's personal Branch Railroad for automatic gates Under the nefv system, the lights use. The cart has a bar, complete with booze, a tele- and lights at the Bethany Rd. cross- will be moved to the sides of the vision set, and a walkie-talkie so that Fatty can call headquarters and simper, "How swe-e-e-et it is!" ing in Hazlet and ordered the line road. GOP Stupidity in New York Washington to install the devices by July of The governing body in Raritan By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN No one who has a golf cart needs a caddy, except By ROBERT S. ALLEN Jackie Gleason. This' particular ball hawk goes with next year. Township is to be commended for and PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON - There is a the cart. He is also a licensed bartender. The golf course its efforts in getting PUC to force In their haste to hurt the little Conservative Party The approximate $50,000 cost of New York State, which was formed to lend support "hidden grant" of approximately happens to be under the final approach of jet linen to the railroad to act. $1 billion in the $3.5 billion for- Miami International Airport. It may turn out to be will be shared, with the state pay- to any Republican who measures up to conservative eign aid budget President John- ing 85 per cent and the railroad 15. The crossing bed is in a danger- standards and to keep Republican leftism to a mini- son is high-pressuring through easier to reroute them than Jackie. Congress. ous condition right now, however, mum, the Republican State Committee of New York My guess is that Miami Beach is in for a treat, and Although the work should have That is, instead of this foreign because of ruts and holes, and the has set in motion a train of events that aid program, now under embat- a treatment. Gleason has developed a short fuse, and been done at least five years ago, township's road department should could claim as its chief victim no less tled consideration in the Senate, none of his love affairs last more than a season. The when the "population explosion" hit costing American taxpayers $3.5 Gold Coast of Florida will get its money's worth in en- itself take some action in making a person than ^Senator Kenneth B. Keat- billion, the amount actually is in this area, it is good to see that it tertainment from Mr. G. (and publicity too), but there temporary repairs. ing, a good Republican liberal. the neighborhood of J4.5 billion. finally will be accomplished. This irony stems from the action This huge "hidden" burden on will come a time when Jackie will order the sun to go There are many other rail cross- taxpayers comes about as fal- of Republican State Chairman Fred A away, and it will refuse. At present, there are automatic lows: ings in Monmouth County besides Young, who has rejected a Conservative Around half of the proposed That constitutes a breach of contract. He will be- lights on a stanchion in the middle this one which must be improved Party request that a common set of $2.5 billion economic aid part of gin to sense a monotonous beauty in Florida, and he of the road, at the crossing. the foreign aid budget will be dis- and considering the financial plight electors be used by both Republicans pensed in the form of "soft loans" will hide behind heavy drapes and emerge only at night A bit of fog, snow, or heavy rain of the railroad it will be up to the CHAMBERLAIN and Conservatives for the Goldwater- to "undeveloped" countries. "Soft When that happens, Mr. Philbin will phone Mr. Hank Miller ticket next November. If the Young decision loans" are the kind that private Meyer, director of Miami Beach public relations, and Is all it takes to have the stanchion state to continue to work in this banks and government lending stands, the Conservative Party, which would certainly the ultimatum will be whispered: "Either the sun goes, knocked over—it happens so fre- field. agencies, such as the World Bank do nothing to jeopardize the chances of a Goldwater and Export-Import Bank, won't or Jackie goes. Take your pick, pal." touch. Most of them probably victory, would have to leave the top line of its ticket won't be repaid. Also, in many in- Lives Like a Caesar Your Money's Worthx on the voting machine blank. stances, the "undeveloped" coun I think I know Mr. G. pretty well. I spent a year To an outsider, the Conservative Party claim that Iries turn out to be those In financial straits and thus poor in and out of his company writing his biography, a flop this might make it impossible for 140,000 to 200,000 risks. called "The Golden Ham." Normally, the subject of a New Beneficiaries in the SS System voters to find their way to pulling a Goldwater lever These loans are lor 40 years writer's steady gaze diminishes with time. This was not is something of a mystery. But it could be true that at a % of one per cent "service so in my case. I left Gleason's presence with the con- By SYLVIA PORTER charge" interest rate, plus a mor- some votes would be lost to Goldwater and Miller sim- viction that I had been privileged to observe one of the Mort than 1,000,000 new ben* school or if he gets married. often they actually represent » atorium on the principal for the first 10 years. ficltrlei would be brought into These provisions art scheduled majority of a service worker's ply because ticket splitting always poses mechanical theatrical greats of all time, our Social Security System via to go into effect in September—, earnings. An estimate is that difficulties. In a close election this might be fatal. Last year, more than $1,057 billion in such loans was granted Few men are so generous with money and so the amendment* now before Con- in time for enrollment this over $1 billion a year is earned Since the Conservative Party is actually far more gress. If the legislation li passed school year—and would respond in tips. by the Development Loan Fund stingy with time. He is easily bored and he squirms schedule, to the nationwide pressure for Under the amendments service of a Goldwater party than the New York Republican of the foreign aid agency. This unless the conversation is lively. His hunger for knowl- was about one-half of the eco- the new bene- improved education and training workers would be eligible for organization, which has been a Rockefeller grouping edge almost matches his yen for roast beef and gravy. future benefits based on full nomic aid budget. ficiaries could for jobs in this era. there could be some measure of lingering Convention I have known him to read two books in one night, and begin receiving (3) Roughly 180,000 widows not earnings, including tips, and Fiscal experts estimate that the would be required to pay Social spite in State Chairman Young's refusal to accommo- " hidden" cost of these loans to Social Security now eligible for benefits until he is not afraid to face questions about them in the Security taxes on their tips as American taxpayers over their 40 checks as early they are 62. The new law would date the Conservative Party's request for common Gold- morning. well as on their wages. years duration will be $800 mil- as the firs make them eligible at 60. water electors. At least there are conservatives who lion. week in Oc- To qualify (or benefits, you, as He lives like a Caesar—who else would build a This liberalization is designed a service worker, would have to interpret it this way. And, since spite breeds resent- That's the difference between tober. to help the widow who finds it six-room house for $600,000?—and he thinks like a Who are the report all tips amounting to $20 ment, the Conservatives could take it out on Ken Keat- the % of one per cent "service definitely difficult to get a job at or more a month to your em- charge" interest rate on these compassionate poet. He writes music, conducts a band, new benifici- this age in life, but who is ing, whom they do not particularly love anyway, by arles and what ployer—who would then match loans and what it cost the U.S.can rap out a plot, give to several charities without financially stranded when her your tax payments. If you failed presenting their own candidate for the U.S. Senate government to borrow the money PORTER will their bene- publicity, direct and star in a film, maintain his obli- husband dies. A widow, if she to report your tips, you would to make these "soft" loans — fits be? in the autumn sweepstates. Clare Luce has been men- applied at age 60, would become be responsible for paying both most of which there is serious gations to his family, give extra bows to performers An amendment to include 170,- tioned as a possible Conservative choice. eligible for benefits at a reduced your own and your employer's doubt will ever be repaid. who do not deserve them, and still find time to become 000 doctors and medical interns rate amounting to a yearly 13J4 Social Security Tax. in the system has aroused con- per cent less than she would get This business ,of diluting the Keating vote is some- In other words, the taxpayers furious because the carnation in his lapel is wilting. siderable controversy and the if she waited until she turned 62. Of course, this clause would thing that Barry Goldwater himself would surely like face a whopping loss in two ways hike taxes for employers in the When he left New York by special train, Gleason fate of this provision « fuuy For instance, if her husband's to avoid. Keating has worried about running with Gold — going and coming. primary benefit had been $100, hotel, restaurant and other serv- IRONIC DOUBLE STANDARD had the warm company of newspaper and magazine But it's a virtual certainty that water, but the feeling has not been reciprocated. In- at least three other major groups she would be eligible for $71.30 a ice industries. But service work- — In an effort to at least plug ers are eager to become eligible writers. One of the group left Miami to fly north just will be included. Specifically: month beginning at age 60—or deed, at the Madison Square Garden conservative Re- part of this drain-hole, Sen. Ern 'or full future Social Security est Gruening, D-Alaska, a fore- to get on the train and head south. He is Larry King, (1) Approximately 600,000 re- $82.50 a month beginning at age publican rally last spring, Goldwater went out of his 62. benefits based on their actual Iront leader in the fight to slash who taped interviews and observations en route, to be tired workers who are now dis earnings while they are working. way to praise Ken Keating for signing a Republican some $500 million from the Pres- qualified for benefits because played back to the palpitating public in'Miami. This New Coverage congressional statement of position back in 1962 that ident's budget, is vigorously they do not have the required Under another major new pro- pressing an amendment requiring will give you an idea of the respect fatso commands. six quarters of coverage. Under vision, more than one million had Barry's own endorsement. The crowd booed the that the interest rate on these a new system of "transitional service workers —waiters, bell Brown Lawn name of Keating, but Goldwater did not retract. loans "be the same amount that Who knows? Maybe the sun will disappear on Insured status," individuals in hops, taxi drivers, barbers, beau it costs the U. S. to borrow the command. One thing is certain: Gleason will fight it, their 70s or over could qualify For myself, I like Ken Keating for the same rea- ticianj — would get full Social money." beam for beam . . . for a benefit of $35 a month with Causes Listed son that I like Senator Tom Dodd, a Democrat, of as little as three quarters of Security coverage for the first This is calculated at around working time. A retired woman ime. FREEHOLD - This is the dis-Connecticut. They are both good men on foreign policy. four per cent. worker would qualify for this Today, most service workers appointment season for home And, since the future of the American Republic de Gruening's challenging proposal SOMETHING'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE owners who had good reason to liberalized benefit at age 72, pay taxes and receive benefits pends on foreign policy more than it does on anything has bipartisan support from inman at age 75. only on the basis of their wages. be proud of their lush green fluential members of the Foreign Their tips generally are not lawns during the spring. else, one can forgive both Keating and Dodd for do Relations Committee —Sens. Ka (2) Around 275,000 children of counted. Yet, tips average fully Brown or off-color spots or all- mestic lapses. Mundt, R-S.D., Frank Lausche, retired, disabled or deceased one-third (or more) of total earn- over brown stir the lawn own- D-O., Wayne Morse, D-O., Allen beneficiaries whose benefits are ings in these occupations, and er to do something. But belore Keating was especially sound on Cuba in the days Ellender, D-La. They are waging now cut off at age 18. Under you apply remedies, find out prior to the missile crisis. When John F. Kennedy was an uphill battle with heavy odds the new provisions, they would what's wrong, urges County Agent still denying that the Russians were putting dangerous against them. qualify for conlinued payments WHERE IN THE WORLD M. A. Clark. weapons into Cuba, and attacking Senator Capehart of For Gruening, Iliis struggle has until the age of 22—assuming This season, Just plain lack of a bitter personal aspect because they resume or continue their water explains much of the trou- Indiana for being a silly armchair strategist in his in-he has been striving vainly to schooling. ble. Other causes of summer sistence that the menace of Fidel Castro ought to be get a % °' one Per cent interest browning, according to Dr. Henry "Not only may the child be a campaign issue, Ken Keating was busy documenting rate on government loans to Al prevented from going to college Indyk, Rutgers turf specialist, are aska businessmen and others who by loss of parental support and fungus diseasei, not enough fer- the truth about the Cuban missiles. He kept at it night sustained tens of millions of dol- loss of his benefits," explains i tilizer, loo much fertilizer or oth- and day, and when the Kennedy Administration was lars in losses In the recent dev- er chemicals, not enough lime, House Ways and Means Com compelled to face Khrushchev in the eyeball-to-eyeball astating earthquake. But the mittee report. "He may even too close and infrequent mowing, Small Business Administration is be prevented from finishing high dull or improperly adjusted mow- confrontation Ken Keating was vindicated. He is still adamantly refusing to go lower er, insect damage, thatch (a sur- school or j>oing to vocational calling for tough sanctions against Cuba. than three per cent. school." layer of undecomposed ,. , , , , , . , Under the law, SI1A has ihc F.flecllve In September stems and roots- ilof, "e did another worthwhile thing last spring when itilhority to change any interest To qualify for continued bcne •.•, and Kusoline drip from he ripped into the State Department for permit tin?' :ili' up Id three per cent. On fits pas! the age of IS—plus the nans to disaster-stricken native 11"u"1 Sukarno to send Indonesians to this country for train- general S per cent raise aim in What ii tin capital of lh« Ftdenl \nH'ncniis in Alnska. this f»uv- Dr. Indyk has » word of hope.!. . , .. . , , . eluded in the amendments — Ihr Republic of G«rmai)yf m m the sort of tactlcs that wouW be ust f l m .'rnment agency is domandinj; ihe youngster must attend any pub- If your lawn has teen managed! R ' » K"L>r- Maximum interest allowed by the properly, its color will tome hackjilia warfare against Malaysia, a new country that is lic or accredited college, high Uuog law. with the return of lavorablc friendly to the western anti-Communist cause. •chool or vocational school. Hr weather, Any areas that don't But the foreign aid agency, as would not qualify, however, if ecover before Sept. 15 should This column didn't start out to be a, valentine to Gruening irately points out, Is re- hi* employer Is sending him to 16—Friday, Auguit 7, 1964 bt reieedtd, hi i»y». (Continued on Page 14) (Continued on Page M) THK DAILY RF.GISTKK Fnity, August 7, 1964—7 Trees, Shrub* HHrwd By R

IVEEHQW - tasns,w i pans of ii»e stale to tUKty teavy enough help ^ mm mm ffice, Red Bank, •=; er, later this season, soak new Mr. and Mrs. George GaffneyJJ trees and shrubs well about one lave purchased a new home alig a week, County Agent Marvin A .8 Cherry Tree La., Middletown.(P, Clark, suggests. through Mrs. Bertha Foley ofr=g Avoid fertilizing trees and Walker and Walker, Middletown, |(9. shrubs between early June an who have agreed lo accept their g ome at 62 Hdpebrook Ct., New § frost, Clark advises. Fertilizer ap James H. Kaufmann & Son hrewsbury, in trade through the 'p Plumbing and Hearing plied late in the season can in mperial Exchange Corp. iifi 104 Maple Aye., Edtontown, N. J duce soft growth which may win RIVER HOMES — The Samuel Teicher Agency, 287 Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, Before the trade-in went into ef-!g Phone LI 2-0363 lerkill, he says. has been appointed exclusive sales agents (or the Shrewsbury River Homes in the ect, the home was purchased by • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stoeber of M Pleasure Bay section of Long Branch by the Wakefield Construction Comany. Pic- Hailet, through Mrs. Theresa! tured is the "Blanchard," a split level featuring three or four bedrooms, dine-in Smith of Walker and Walker, Mid- jf kitchen, formal dining room, living room, lavatory and utility room plus one-car ga- dletown. The Stoeber home in:~| ASSOC. Hazlet was also laken in trade || INC. rage. Other models featured in this water front community are ranch and bi-level by Imperial Exchange and sub- g ZOUBEK designs. equently sold. PAINTS • WALLPAPERS The bungalow at 24 Newman PtotMJa, MATERIALS Construction, Industrial Equipment, Supplies R. V. M. Lefferts of the Apple- St., Middletown, has been pur- brook Agency, Middletown. chased by Mr. and Mrs. Hans 13 BROAD ST.-RED BANK-7&SHH3O6 DISTRIBUTORS FOR Also reported by the Apple- Rosen, originally from Germany, Red Bank MLS brook Agency was the sale of who have been living in Chatham. ; : • iiii;:.: ;: -i^' :,r •::: BLACK & DECKER MFG. CO. a new home at 15 DeRidder Ct., Mr. Rosen is an engineer with Oak Hill, to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Bell Telephone Laboratories in CIRCULAR SAWS J GRINDERS J. Kloster, Jr., from Louisville, Holmdel. The home was pur- ELECTRIC DRILLS \ IMPACT WRENCHES Reports 20 Sales Ky. Mr. Kloster is with Interna- hased from Mr. and Mrs. Allen ELECTRIC HAMMERS } GRINDERS tional General Electronics Co. R. West, who have moved to Twenty sales were reported thi at 52 Monmouth St., Red Bank, Mr. Lefferts negotiated this sale Oceanport. The sale was made by eek by members of the Rei and Silverside Ave., Little Silver. for Middletown Builders. J. David Stillman of the Ray RAMSET POWDER ACTIVATED 3ank Area Multiple Listing Ser The former owners, Mr. and Property at 603 Seven Bridge Stillman Agency, Shrewsbury. rice. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rou- TOOLS AND FASTENERS Mrs. Edward A. Kruse, have pur- Rd., Little Silver, has been pur- J. Lawrence Sanders and hi chased a home at 9 Sycamore chased by James E. Harvey, who lette from Madison, Wise, have nie, Ebba, have purchased prop Ave., Fair Haven, from the Blais-is resigning his commission in thepurchased the 116 Lake Ave., Fair 42 BIRCH AVE. 747-4152 LITTLE SILVER irty at 803 River Rd., Fair.Hav dell Lumber Company. Mr. Kruse U. S. Navy to become associated Haven property. Mr. Roulette is a i in, where they will open a thin has been with Fred D. Wikoff Co. with Estey Metal Products of project engineer with Electronics If You Have Treasure Chest, dealing in an in Red Bank for 20 years. Both Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Associates, Inc., West Long iques, used furniture, china am sales were negotiated by Mrsan. d their two children have Branch. John Roma, the former Been Putting lass. Their other two shops ar Grace Neil Benequit of the moved here from California. The owner, has moved to Atlantic Thompson Agency, Red Bank. home was purchased from Mr Highlands. Lorin B. Van Nest, Off That Much and Mrs. Charles L. Walker, who Jr., of the Redden Agency, Red Mr. and Mrs. Octavus R. Cohen, Bank, arranged the sale. NOTHING NEW Jr., are returning to this area. have purchased a'new colonial in Needed Home FREE ESTIMATES They have purchased a home at Rumson. Mr. Walker is with Charles J. Foley, with the U. S. Standard Brands. The sale was Army Electronics Command at Improvement Due Ph. 542-2150 32 North Sunnycrest Dr., Little Silver from Mr. and Mrs. Robert negotiated by Vivian Sauvage ol Fort Monmouth, and Mrs. Foley W. McCabe. Mr. Cohen is with the Hall Bros., Fair Haven. have purchased the property at To High Costs, Etc. Prudential Insurance Company in i3 Chestnut St., Shorecrest, Mid- ABOUT THIS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barton dletown, from Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Newark, and formerly resided on from Wilmette, 111., have puchas- Hance Ave., in Fair Haven. The ert R, Kurmin, who have moved ed property at 970 River Rd.., Fair to Point Pleasant. Joseph P. Mul- McCabes have built a new home Haven, from James E. Wallen r in Middletown. The sale was ligan of the Crowell Agency, Red who has moved to the Colony Bank, handled the transaction. negotiated by the Dowstra Agen- House in Red Bank, Mr. Barton is IS THE TIME- IDEA! cy, Red Bank. Louis Mazza, with the U. S. with Combined Locks Paper Com- TO CALL SCHLOEDER CONSTRUCTION AND LET pany in New York City. The sale Army Signal Corps, and Mrs. Also reported by the Dowstra Mazza have purchased the prop- US PROVE THAT OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Agency was thjnpurchase of prop- was made by Roger F. Cozens of Hall Bros. erty at 47 Thayer Dr., New WORKMANSHIP THE FINEST!!! erty at 28 Rosajie Ave., Lincroft, Shrewsbury, from Mrs. Estelle by Mr. and Ms. Fanklin J. Cobb Mr. arid Mrs. Wallace Green- Jacobus, who has moved to Pas- fom Wilmington, Del. Mr. Cobb wood from Manasquan, both ol saic. Edward A. Hanlon of J. • DORMERI ]1 is with E. I. du Pont de Nemours whom are employed by the U, S.Lester Rlgby Associates, New & Co. at Parlin. Mr. and Mrsgovernmen. t at Fort Monmouth, • OARAOII 1 Shrewsbury, arranged this sale. 1 • PORCH ENCLOSURE! ' Louis J. Gambaccini, the former have purchased the 70 Stratford Property at 69 Waterman Ave., I • ROOM ADDITION! | owners, have moved to Ridge- Rd., New Shrewsbury, property Rumson, has been purchased by • FREE wood. from Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mrs. Seeley Newell, who resides f 'MODERN KITCHENI ' Mr. and Mrs. August A. Lang Singleton, who have moved to next door, from Mr. and Mrs. • BATHROOMS ) their new home in Florida. The ESTIMATES, •MASONRY 1 have taken possession of the prop- Nicholas 0. Kaufmann, who have erty at 16 Blossom Rd., Rumson, sale was made by Tony E. Hunt- mo\jed to Armonk, N. Y. Negotia- j • HEAT/NO | purchased from Mr. and Mrs. J. ing of the Russell M. Boras Agen- tions were handled by William H. R. Rohrer, who have returned to cy, Fair Haven. ' Hintelmann, Jr., of the William their former home in Hackensack Emery White, an executive with Hintelmann Firm, Rumson. Mr. Lang is with W. H. Glover the Berman Truck Leasing Com- Philip Krzyikowski, -with the CALL DAY or NIGHT 291-9065 and Co.- Advertising, Atlantic pany in Kearny, and Mrs. White U. S. Army at Camp Evans, and Highlands. The Dowstra Agency have moved from East Orange to Mrs. Krzytkowski from South WARDS CHAIN also negotiated this sale. their home at 1370 West Fran Amboy have purchased property * SCHLOEDER* and ... it still works today! LINK FENCING John A. Ferguson, an attorney St., Lincroft, purchased from Mr, at 71 Louis Cir., Middletown, from CONSTRUCTION CO. with Hess Oil and Chemical Corp., and Mrs. Louis F. Doerr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marx, who and Mrs. Ferguson ihave moved Mr. Doerr has been transferred have moved lo California. The YEARS TO PAY /Trade-in" from Shreveport, La., to their by E. I. du Pont de Nemours & sale was made by Edward J. "l:i 1'ixlhitm hi Hume Inntrnvaiiiftits" new home at 106 Townsend Dr.,Co. to the home office in WilDodd of the Joseph G. McCue ... your present home, this sometimes 15% Off Oak Hill, Middletown, built for mington, Del. The sale'was ar- Agency, Rumson. it tht answer to a larger or smaller home them by Oak Hill Builders. The ranged by John J. 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Appliques of Chantilly special COAT tile summer kitchen help, ac- lace, re-embroidered with seed cording to Mrs. Meehan. pearls and aurora borealis, were Hospital Unit "You, no doubt, know the satis- repeated on the neckline, bodice fying flavor and texture of chops, and skirt which formed a wa- Promises cleaning SALE ham or fish sauteed by slow terfall train of cascading organza even heat, or eggs cooked to ruffles ending in a chapel length train. Her bouffant veil of silk il- The finest quality dry cleaning, perfection, or succulent fried Mrs. Frederick Cummings $3,000 Gift chicken," says Mrs. Meehan lusion was attached to a minia- the kind that brings extra trim, ture crown 6f seed pearls and (The former Miss Anna Kofoet) MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The 'But don't stop with these." The Matawan Township Auxiliary of tailored freshness to coats, can booklet which came with the aurora borealis crystals and she attendant carried an old-fash- be yours NOW at a substantial carried a cascade bouquet of the Bayshore Community Hospi- skillet will reveal many more ioned bouquet of yellow car- al pledged $3,000 in the next reduction from our regular ways to keep it working during white carnations surrounding a nations and yellow streamers. white orchid. three years to the new hospital price. the 'summer. Bridesmaids carried old-fash- ;o be built on Bedrs St., Holmdel. Savory Stew Miss Mildred Smith, Keans- ioned bouquets of pink carnations ."For example," she says, "you burg, was maid of honor. Brides- and pink streamers. Mrs. Seymour H. Shore, tem- can make a savdry stew by add- maids were Miss Esther Richard Cummings, at home, porary co-chairman, presided at ing vegetable or dumplings after Slaughter and Miss Roberta was best man for his brother. the meeting held in the Oak browning the meat." Now is the Mrs. Louis Mendlni Dzwileskie, Keansburg; Miss Ushers were Richard Johnson, Shades fire house, she an- ideal time to try your hand at (The former Miss Suzanne Becker) ta Stacker, East Keansburg, and Newark; Gary Sherrow, Keans- nounced a paid membership of oriental cookery— try flavorfu' Miss Joan Dudickj Middletown. burg; Warren Wise, Laurence 16 members. meats combined with crisp, ten- They wore floor-length gowns of Harbor, and Raymond Gum- Reservations are still available der vegetables. Various rice and turquoise silk shantung, and brecht, Port Monmouth. for a membership luncheon to be meat combinations or baked Miss Becker Is Bride headpieces of matching fabric After a reception in Kinlin's held Aug. 22 at noon in Button- beans can have a spot on the with French fleurettes. The honor Hall, Keansburg, the couple left wood Manor. menu—with the cook and the Elected to the nominating com- kitchen cool and collected. It's Of Louis R. Mendini mittee were Mrs. Robert Taylor, fun and easy to experiment with Mrs. Robert Weiser, and Mrs. he taste treats possible using KEYPORT — Miss Suzann Freehold; Charles Farrell, Mor- Mr. Lathrop Engaged Joseph Altier. Two members of the electric frypan." Frances Becker, daughter of M ganville, and Chester Szymanski the present temporary executive Mrs, Meehan's last suggestion and Mrs. Frank J. Becker, Rt. 79 Matawan. PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. rop, Pleasant Valley Rd., Holm- board were also elected to the is a flavorful dessert—made in Morganvillc, became the bride o After a reception in the Colts — Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Du- del, N.J., and Leonard Lathrop, committee, Mrs. James D. Ed- the frypan, of course. Upside Louis Robert Mendini, Saturday Neck Inn, the couple left for The Bose Juhan of this place an- Morristown, N.J. wards, temporary co-chairman, MONTH OF AUGUST down cakes using fresh summer in St. Joseph's Catholic Church Poconos. When they return, they nounce the engagement of their Miss Juhan is the grand- and Mrs. Myndert Bonnema, tem- "ruits, or cobblers and deepdish The bridegroom is the son o will reside in Marc Hampton daughter, Miss Alice Kent Juhan, daughter of Rt. Rev. Frank porary co-chairman of the mem- ANY PLAIN CLOTH COAT pies. All are superb when baked Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Men .partments, Matawan, to Charles Leonard Lathrop, 3d, Alexander Juhan, retired Epis- bership committee. in the automatic skillet, she says. The bride was graduated from 6on of Mrs. Alyce Conway Lath- copal bishop of Florida, and Mrs. Dr. Seymour H. Shoe, Lloyd each dini, Tennent Rd., Morganvill< If you have an outdoor current *ed Bank Catholic High Schoo Juhan, Sewanee, Tenn., and of Rd., Strathmore, spoke on the regular $2 The double ring ceremony wa: 99c outlet and an extension cord, the performed during a Nuptial Mass ind Monniouth College, Class of Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Braxton topic, "What To Do Until The skillet can go to the patio or celebrated by Rev. William 964. She will teach first grade Bryan, White Stone, Va. Bishop Psychiatist Comes." He cau- Give your coats the best the Matawan School system Miss Stein Juhan also served as chancellor backyard for a toasted sandwich- Bausch. Mrs. Michael Cox was tioned, "Stop deadlining yourself, for leu . . . send them in September. of the University of Virginia for attempt to relax, and form pic- salad meal or a hamburger cook- soloist. She was accompanied b; NOW while th« offer tures of yourself in favorable and out. And don't forget outdoor Miss Loretta Durante. The bridegroom was graduated Married To many years. lasts 1 breakfasts and brunches. Griddle 'om Freehold Regional High Miss Juhan is a graduate of enjoyable situations thus creat- The bride was given in mar cakes or bacon and eggs always lohool and attended Trenton Stuart Hall, Staunton, Va., and ing pleasant thoughts of yourself riage by her father. She wore a taste belter out of doors—and State College and the IBM Mr. Shelly both she and Mr. Lathrop are when you felt secure and happy." A-line Empire gown of white pea the electric frypan or automatic School, New Brunswick. He is LONG BRANCH - The mar- students' at Rollins College, Win- This is a form of day-dream- de soie designed with a roun skillet, whichever you choose to member of the Morganville In- riage of Miss Sheila Janice Stein, ter Park, Fla. ng," said Dr. Shore, who warned neckline bordered with sequin call it, makes the cooking easy lependent Fire Company and is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel J. Mr. Lathrop is the grandson :hat prolonged stress and strain and pearls, elbovMength sleeves UNION IMPERIAL on the cook. mployed by Rural Construction Stein, 1139 Eaton Ave., Elberon, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Lath- iventually produces som» »ymp- loor-length skirt and detachable :ompany, New Brunswick. to George W. Shelly, Jr., son of rop of Berkeley, Calif., and of oms. Walteau train. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Graduates With Honors Mr. and Mrs. George W. Shelly, the late Mr. and Mrs. James N, The next meeting will be held Her fingertip-length F r e n c Sr., 3D Leroy PL, Red Bank, Conway, Asbury Park, N.J. Sept. 1 at 8:30 p.m. ^^^_^ HAMMONTON - Robert John butterfly veil of illusion was al took place here Saturday. Rev. Juhan is rector of Christ Kanarkowski, grandson of Mr. tached to a pearl and sequi 500 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY Church, Ponte Vedra Beach, and Mrs. Anthony Kanarkowski, headpiece and she carried Mayor Milton Untemeyer of Retires where the wedding will be held 741-2229 Bayside Dr., Highlands, was prayer book adorned with a whit< Long Branch officiated at the Summer in September. valedictorian of his graduating orchid, ivy and stephanotis. ceremony in his home here. A reception followed at the home class at St. Joseph Grammar Honor Attendant Clearance School here and received the of the bride's parents. Miss Geraldine Becker, Miss Sandra V. Kocsis, West Varga Award for general excel- home, sister of the bride, wa: Two Win JR. Sportswear lence and the American Legion Long Branch, was maid of honor, maid of honor. She wore a gowi and Peter Grudin, Red Bank, School Award for scholarship, of white organza over pale yel honor, leadership and courage. best man. Scholarship NOW SAVE tJP TO ow taffeta styled with an em The bride is a student at Par- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. jroidercd fitted bodice, rounc EAST KEANSBURG - Miss rohn Kanarkowski of Winslow. son's School of Design, New York Linda Engelmann and Miss Mari- 50% OPT- COMPANY neck -line and elbow-length City. The bridegroom is a June lyn Snyder were named winners AMU** ftUHC * UP •*•<" • tttCK TOWN sleeves. A darker yellow gros- graduate of the New York-Phoe grain sash had floor-length nix School of Design. of the vocational scholarship pre- EXPERT ALTERATIONS streamers. The couple will reside in New sented to former students of East C'MON She wore a flower headpieci York City after a wedding trip Keansburg School at a meeting with shoulder-length bouffant vei to Cape Cod. of the executive board of the CLAUDIA'S and carried a princess basket ol school Parent-Teacher Associa- DOWN •ellow daisies, tangerine carna- FASHIONS tions and ivy. tion recently in the home of the 12? MARKHAM PLACE AND JOIN The bridesmaids, who wore president, Mrs. John Cramer, 220 Next to Liftls Silvar School dentical gowns and headpieces, Bray Ave. PHONE 747-913* THE FUN! were Miss Jeanne Kane, Mata- Officers and members of the wan; Miss Carole Ann Becker, executive board for the coming Opin 9:30 to 5:30; Fri. 'til 1 cousin of the bride, Morganville; school term are Mrs. Peter WHITE SANDS Miss Arlene Mendini, sister of thi Brady, first vice president; Mrs. bridegroom, Morganville, and Henry Fix, second vice president; BATHING CLUB Miss Suzanne Duschock, Sayre- Mrs. Cornelius Britton, honorary ville. The carried princess bas- Mrs. Grace Hancher vice president; Mrs. Donald Offering More for Your kets of yellow daisies, yellow ca Buck, recording secretary; Mrs. Recreation Dollar nations and ivy. FORT MONMOUTH — Mrs Jrace Hancher, chief telephone Robert Zimmerman, correspond- ing secretary; Mrs. August 305 New Ocean Avenue Best Man •perator here, ended a 22-year Michael Sastokas, Freehold: :areer in civil service on her Brehm, treasurer; Mra. Donald NORTH LONG BRANCH was the best man. Ushers wero •etirement this week, Buck, health; Mrs. Brady, library; Mrs. Richard Smith and Call 229-0878 or 229-0954 Raymond Maher, cousin of th< Prior to her departure, a din Mrs. William Purcell, member- bride, Freehold; Glenn. Cashion ler party was given in her honor for. . . TOMORROW ship, and Mrs. William Martin, }y her associates in the Signa Drapariu • Slipcovtri BOAT RIDE AND PARTY; hospitality. office and friends at Fort Mon- Bedipr.adi • Blind* Greater Red Bank Section of Na- nouth. . ^ Also, Mrs. Leslie Hergenrother, • Curtjini USE OUR CUSTOM tional Council of Jewish Women, • Shad.. budget and finance; Mrs. Bern- Mrs. Hancher was among the 1:30 p.m., from Atlantic High- Complata Installation Strvict, COLOR SERVICE ard Sapola, recreation; Mrs. irst civilian operators to be env-lands marina, around Manhattan Frank Engelmann, founders' day; SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICB jloyed at Fort Monmouth at the Island. jeginnlng of. World War II. Pre Mrs. Edward Stover, ways and 747-4422 3,000 COLORS viously all switchboards were SHIPWRECK DANCE, Ladies means; Mns. Edwin Ensign, pro- serviced by enlisted personne Auxiliary of Red Bank Elks, 9 cedures and by-laws; Mr. Cra*- 100 COLORS FREE only. p.m., Elks Lodge, 40 West Front mer, publicity; Mrs. Frank En- St., Red Bank. A native of Long Branch, Mrs gelmann and George Quacken- No tint chana.* SUMMER FESTIVAL cocktail Hancher is the daughter of the bush, program. dance. Monmouth - Ocean Coun- late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wort Phone 741 • 8599 ties Seton Hall Alumnae Federa- Others are Mrs. Edward tan of that city. She is the tion, Peninsula House, Sea Bright, Sheehan and Mrs. Stanley Zdic- 447 Broad it. 'idow of Lawrence Hancher. Shrewsbury 8:30 p.m. hocki, book award; Mrs. Cecil MARY CARTER'S PAINTS Mrs. Hancher was graduated ATTIC AUCTION, Village Truax and Mrs. Dominick Daily 9 to 5:30; Fri. "til 9 rom the Long Branch High Hat Bar's Green at Allaire State Park, pro- Badame, room representatives, School, then known as the Chat- ceeds to Restoration Fund, 8 to and Mrs. Badame, hot lunch. 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury le High School, and prior to 10 a.m. Rain date Aug. 15. ENCHA NT-TRESSES! ntering government work was wiployed by the local New ersey Bell Telephone offices SUNDAY FOLK FESTIVAL, Uttle Silver She makes her home at 13 glamorous summer Tercentenary Committee, Penin hestnut PI., West Long Branch sula House, Sea Bright, 7:30 p.m. hair pieces ilIDDLETOWN HOUSEGUESTS WEST MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Joseph TUESDAY ibert, 63 Pedee PI., has as her ANTIQUES SHOW AND SALE, FURNITURE CO. louseguesls her mother, Mrs St. Paul's Methodist Church, Bay KEYPORT, N. J. rthur Bell, and her aunt, Mis? Head, parish hall, 11 a.m. to 5.00 'Jancy Smith, both Hillside, an. 10 p.m. 264.0181 Brighten ,frs. Clara Smith, Irvington, wliile dr. Vibert, assistant scoutmas WEDNESDAY Ado* glamour in town ... at the beach! the life of er, and son Joseph, Troop 142 ANTIQUES SHOW AND SALE, ire in New Mexico at the Phil St. Paul's'Methodist Church, Bay Choose your new look . , . the braided a friend ... nont Scout Ranch for a three Head, parish hall, 11 a.m. to Open Mon. and FrL Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. eck trip. 10 p.m. pony tail, the bee hive, the figure 8, with flowers er the braided bun! Dynel and acetate SHERMAN'S AUGUST WHITE SALE In fifteen exciting shades . . . from black Save $12.00 on • dona F'I.ldcr.it Royal V.lv.t to blond, to brown, to grey mix! Bath Towali. 717-1832 R»9. 3.95—Sol* 3.HI Sava $24.00 on STEIN BACH'S HAT BAR, Strut Fleer l doitn SAME DAY Fialdcralt Royal Satin • lit Aibury Park, Brick Town Parcal. Sha.ti. Rat). 4.95—Sola 4.9S SHOP SHIRT SERVICE Now On! Asbury 1'tirlc MUM., Veil. & Fri. Aijilils 'til 9 28 yaari LITTLE SILVER DRY CLEANERS Red Hank Wed. and Fri. .\iglils 'til 9 quality and larvica LAUNDIRERS of con mo 20 Iroad Si. Brick Town Mon, thru Fri. 'lil 9:30 p.m. INC LEONS RU« CLEANERS RED IANX OCEANPORT AVE. Lime SILVER 64 WHITE ST., RED BANK — 747*2800 741-3H, Washington Phenomenon A New Breed of Political Wives EDITOR'S NOTE: Not long ago a woman who mar- just given birth to Douglas, now come home early, they would A second invitation came dress in unhurried etse, they ried a politician was expected to stay quietly at along, this time to a dinner hon- would arrive tt just the right home, out of the limelight, except for social ap- oring Andre Malraux, the French^ime. pearances by his side. It was best if she were a minister of culture, she was de- Instead, when she put oa her termined everything would go|only long dress, a red brocade, little dowdy, so the women wouldn't envy her, smoothly. Her husband would, the zipper came to pieces. Her and trifle uniformed, so the men wouldn't resent , . „„ 15-year-old daughter Mary Ellen, her. How much have times changed? was frantically sewing her in when her husband arrived, lat«. By JOY MILLER Then he couldn't find his black AP Women's Editor bow tie. Precious minutes fled as they searched th« house. He raced NEW YORK (AP) — Ellen Proxmire is one of the to the car, drove to a store to new breed of political wives. buy one, came back to pick her They're the intelligent young women who are go- up. They were the list of 150 guests ing to Washington, in increasing numbers, on the arms I to arrive. of their duly elected husbands. i And all through the evening, Equally adept at running a home and a campaign, whenever they weren't seated, I she made her husband stand equally knowledgeable about handling children and I close behind her lest the tewed- constituents, they are the up Tipper plaque give way ind greatest political aides a had been divorced and had two ' cause a scene Too Horrible To ' children. She was the Demo- Mention. In spite of whioh, she man can have. And they cratic Party's only paid employee admits, she had an awfully good don't cost the party a cent. in Wisconsin. He was a three time. Mostly they're pretty. For ex- ime loser for the governorship. Children, husbands and office ample, Mrs. Proxmire, wife of When she became his cam- do take up quite a bit of time, Wisconsin's Bill Proxmire, is paign manager and wife, he made but to keep really busy energetic sometimes asked by the young a successful race to fill out the Mrs. Proxmire— elevator operators in the Senate unexpired term of the late Sen. • Acts as an official greeter, office building, "What'cha doin' Joseph McCarthy and then was escorting visitors from home tonight?" re-elected for a full term. around the capital. "And I've got a daughter ready Now she's written a book called • Meets with the Senate wives SERMONS IN STONES — Mrs. A. T. Hallowell explains some of nature's mysteries to four Little Silver youngsters for college," says the youthful "One Foot in Washington" with Red Cross group to fold bandages in the first nature hike sponsored by the newly-organizad Monmouth Museum. The guided tour took 50 children senator's wife. a sub-title "The Perilous Life oi for local hospitals. • Works with the Congression- •long a Holmdel Counfy Park trail laid out by museum staff workers. From left to right are Mrs. Hallowell, Kevin But she admits there's a trend. a Senator's Wife." "Theresas been a great influx of "The reason I wrote the book.' al Circle for Friendship House, Seden, II; Jimmy Fox, 9; Sharon Williams and Mary Golson, both 10, all of Little Silver. younger people in Congress the she says, "is that there's a real an interracial day care center last six years," she says. "That gap between the reality of the for 75 children, aged 3 to 10. means it's a team effort in the life of a politician's family and "Participating in active politics home state. So many wives helped he public's conception of what is a surefire cure for overweight, Brunches and Salads Are Summer Specials campaign, as opposed to the old we do and why we do it. overpopulation and overconfi- guard, who didn't approve in the "The polk show that no one Ellen Proxmire dence," she says. By CECILY BROWNSTONE Creamy Orange Dressing first place of women working. wants his child to go into poll- Associated Press Food Editor !4 teaspoon ground ginger "More and more wives are in- cs. Dash of salt. formed, active assistants to their "The few who abuse the public Such good dishes to serve for Place cottage cheese, concefr ZIP SERVICE lummer brunches and luncheons. husbands." trust are always news. Those trate, sugar and ginger in an When the Proxmires met, each who are interested in public serv- For brunch, choose first from electric blender; blend until ice as a career are (he norm, You Call - We Install the season's fruit. One oflering, smooth. Makes about 1 cup — 20 NOT the unusual. I thought If popular at our house for thip calories per tablespoon. Mahoney Baby people knew more about it, their PHONE 222-3193 enjoyable weekend meal, is a COOKED CHICKEN FOR demands would be more thought- fresh fruit compote. In putting PLATTER Is Christened ful. H. KAABE GLASS CO. this together, use fruit of con- 2 three-pound broiler-fryers, NEW MONMOUTH - Margaret "You see, politics and govern- trasting color and flavor. Peaches whole or cut up Mahoney, daughter o( Mr. and ment touch everyone on every and nectarines contrast well with Mrs. John Mahoney, Cherry Tree level of existence. Good people strawberries and sweet cherries, 3 cups water 1 small onion, sliced La., Middletown, was christened should go into the field—and do. WINDSHIELDS! oranges and pineapple with blue- 3 celery tops in St. Mary's Catholic Church on Yet they're discouraged at the 549-551 Broadway. Lwa. Broach berries and seedless grapes. July 26 by Rev. Edward Kelly. way they're treated. They're giv- And melon balls seem to go with 1 branch parsley 2 bay leaves Sponsors were Michael Mahon- ing their life's blood for this, every other fruit, Instead of add- doing the best they can. ing sugar to the fruit, pour on 2 teaspoons monosodium glut*' ey and Patricia Mahoney of Lin- tome orange juice. mate croft. "I often sit in the senate gal- 1V4 teaspoons salt • A buffet supper followed in Mr. ery and look down at the 100 For a main course you might Yt teaspoon pepper and Mrs. Mahoney's home. men. They're all different, but DON'T GO AWAY MAD! like to try a Brunch Scramble Place chicken in kettle with Guests included Mr. and Mrs. there's something tremendous made with eggs, potatoes and all the ingredients. Bring to a Joseph Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs.about each oneof them." If picture frames stem experts* bacon. In testing this recipe, we boil; cover tightly. Simmer until Michael Mahoney, Jr., and family One of Mrs. Proxmire's most ive, sea us... used our electric skillet so that tender — about 40 minutes — Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mahoney hilarious incidents concerns her we could serve from it. We think turning once if you like. Strain and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mi-first dinner at the White House That Little Old Frame Maker you'll like this dish because it's broth; refrigerate or freezer-store chael Mahoney and Joseph Maus- certainly the most sought-after made with real, honest-to-good- for some other use. Cool chicken; er, all of Lincroft. Also, Mat- invitation in Washington. ness, raw potatoes! remove meat from bones and thew Conner, Red Bank, and Mr. The Proxmires hadn't been Something crisp is needed with DELICIOUS, BUT NOT TRICKY — You don't have to dice. Makes 5 to 6 cups meat and Mrs. Roy Sager and family able to attend the first time they LOU COOPER the Brunch Scramble. We suggest and 3 to 4 cups broth. Middletown. were invited because Ellen had Southern Toast. For this use thin- be a Cordon Bleu to serve your friends a delightful "HREWSBU«r AVE. 747-1975 SrMEWSIURY ly sliced enriched bread and cut low calory salad of cold chicken, fresh fruit, crisp each slice in half. Place the greens and creamy orange dressing. half-slices on a large sheet of Britts to Display 3 Original Dalis aluminum foil; spread generously reserve. To the bacon fat (about That dressing is a high point with soft butter; turn over slices >/t cup) left in the skillet, add —it's perfectly delicious and low BRICK TOWNSHIP — Thre the winners, as well as a token rangements will be submitted and spread the other sides with the potatoes; fry until well Mix chicken with celery and Famous Salvador Dali painting lift given to everyone who enters and judged. The contests will butter. Bake in a very slow (250 browned on both sides. Add salt mound in the center of a large valued at $100,000, will be placec the contest. be concluded Sept. 9, with pre»- degrees) oven until crisp and and pepper. Cook over low heat, platter. Remove outer covering on exhibit at Britts, Brick Town All art entries will be accepted sentation of awards to winners lightly browned; at our house we tightly covered, until potatoes from cantaloupe and avocado; ship, Saturday, Sept. 5, marking in the Community Room on^Sept, As with the Art Contest, the find the toasting takes from 25 are done through — about 5 seed and cut in wedges. Remove the beginning of a two-week an 3-4. All painting media and tech- Desert Flower theme will pre- to 35 minutes, but breads and minutes. rind from pineapple, slice and and flower arranging 'contesl niques will be accepted and vail. All types of local live flow- ovens vary, so watch the timing. Beat eggs enough to blend core. Peel peaches, halve and The original paintings, calle judged on originality and beauty. ers and rooted plants may be BRUNCH SCRAMBLE yolks and whites; add milk, salt pit. Cut grapes in" small clusters. "Trilogy of the Desert," will be The Dali paintings are not to be used in the arrangements, which 9 dices bacon and pepper; beat to blend. Pour Arrange fruit and salad greens the inspirational theme for both imitated. The amateur artist is will be judged on creativity and 2 cups thinly sliced pared potatoes over cooked potatoes in skillet. around'Chicken and celery. Serve contests. simply required to create his in- beauty. Salt and pepper to taste Cook slowly, stirring occasional- with Creamy Orange Dressing. Salvador Dali was commis dividual interpretation of what Entry blanks for both con- g« ly until eggs are set. Makes 8 servings. sioned by Shulton, Inc. to paint the essence of Desert Flower per- tests are now available at Britu Vi cup milk Sprinkle reserved bacon over CREAMY ORANGE DRESSING his interpretation of their Desert iirae suggests to his artistic Bricktown. Further information Crisp toast eggs and potatoes. Serve at once 8 ounces (1 cup) creamstyle cot- Flower perfume. He lived in the alent. can be obtained by calling Mrs In a 10-lnch skillet, cook the with crisp toast. Makes 4 to 6 tage cheese southwestern desert for somi The flower arranging contest Ann Lawton, Britts Community bacon until crisp; crumble and servings. !4 cup frozen orange juice con- years and found it an excellen will begin Sept. 14, when ar- Room Director. centrate, thawed and undiluted subject for bis unique concept: of color and perspective. Sinci Entertaining at a summer 1 teaspoon sugar :>' TWELFTH ANNUAL luncheon can be easy if you in calories. Several years ago the "Trilogy" was inspired b; choose to serve a salad as the we thought of putting cream- this romantic perfume, Dali ha: ANTIQUES SHOW and SALE WHY PAY style cottage cheese in the elec- used Venus and Apollo as thi main course. ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH If the guests are to be "the tric blender (with a little butter- eternal symbols of love. girls," here's our nomination — milk or milk and lemon juice) to The trio, "Oasis," "The Invi Corner Bridge and West Lile Avenues MORE? a cold chicken and fruit platter prepare what we called Ersatx ible Lovers" and "Mirage" havi BAY HEAD, NEW JERSEY with a special dressing. The Sour Cream. Then some bright just completed a tour of Latii IM4- chicken may be cooked the day cooks evolved variations on that America and Canada and plan Tueidiy, August 11 11 A.M. ta 10 P.M. before your luncheon and stored theme. The latest we've tried — for a European tour for thi Wednesday, August 12 II A.M. to 10 P.M. in the refrigerator. The fresh a combination of cottage cheese paintings are now under wa: Thurid.y. Auoui* II II A.M. to t P.M. fruit should be prepared shortly and frozen orange juice concen- They will be on display ii Art and Needlework Sales on Lawn trate plus a suspicion of sugar before serving, but that's easy. Britts' show window for the dura LUNCHEON SERVED - AFTERNOON TEA The dressing is made in a twin- and salt — makes a fine accom- tion of the contests. DONATION 85 CENTS kling in an electric blender. paniment for the chicken and Reproductions of the thre fresh fruit. paintings are now on display i: AUXILIARY TO MEET COLD CHICKEN AND Britts Community Room, as wel RED BANK — Walter D. Dal- FRUIT PLATTER as the Cosmetic Bar and Flowei Ha ton, governor of the Red Bank 5 to 6 cups diced cooked chicken Department, with Dali's persona SEE YOURSELF IN MIDDLETOWN Moose Lodge, will bfi the speak- \Vi cups diced celery descriptions of each painting. er at a meeting of the Women Fresh fruit — cantaloupe, avo- The art and flower arrangin; I Route 35 and of the Moose Auxiliary Monday cado, pineapple, peaches, contests are restriced to ama LIVING COLOR in the Lodge Hall, 7 Broad St. grapes teurs in all age groups. Prize: I Newjrionmouth Rd. Salad greens and ribbons will be awarded ti IN A FULL LENGTH TO COMPETE I New Shrewsbury J PALISADES - Miss Rosalind , PITTSBURGH GLASS Marie Russo, 19, of 201 Stone The I tit Route 35 St., Union Beach, will compete I in the second annual Miss Italian Careless... Shrewsbury Ave. America Contest held at Pali- sades Amusement Park. THE LESS-CARE HAIRSTCI-E... MIRROR ONLY! I HILLTOP COUNTRY I

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AJW.E. ZION ST. /AMES CATHOLIC METHODIST CONGREGATION BETH CALVARY BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank SHALOM Red Bank Rev. Peale Red Bank Red Bank Sunday school meets at 9:45 Sunday, the twelfth Sunday Services will be held at 8:30 Red Bank Sunday school meets at 9:30 Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster Sunday school is at 1:30 for «.m. Rev. Thomas H. Coursey after Pentecost will be celebrated and 10 a.m. Sunday. Rev. G Candlelighting time tonight a.m. Rev. Robert P. Ball wi will preach at the 10 a.m. service youngsters up to eight years of will preach at the 11 a.m. serv- with recited Masses at 5:45, 6:45, Kerry Robb will preafih on "Thf 7:45. preach at the 11 a.m. service To Preach Sunday on "Needed: A Vital Re- age. Older children will attend ice. The sacrament of infant bap- 8, 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. and 12 Gift and the Goal of Goodness. Junior and senior Sabbath serv- The junior choir of Zion Hill Bap ligious Experience!" the 9:30 a.m. service with their tism will be administered. noon in the church and 8:30, Church school will be in ses ices tomorrow are at 9:30 a.m. tist Church, New Brunswick At 10 a.m. church school parents. Rev. Harold Hornberger Stewardess boards one and two9:45, and 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. At Elberon sion at 10 a.m. The building committee meet Heights, will present a musical through third grade will-be held will preach on "Is Our Present will meet in the church Tuesday in the auditorium. The sermon The Methodist Youth Fellow every Monday at 7:30 p,m. program at 3:30 p.m. under th BLBERON - Rev. Leonard D, simultaneous with the service. Better Than Their Past?" al 7.30 p.m. Church membership at the Masses Sunday will be ship will hold a council meeting Early registration for the He sponsorship of the intermediate 'eale, director of special proj Older children will attend the The every member visitors will meeting will be at 8 p.m. "Public Worship Should Be at 6 p.m. for all old and new brew and Sunday school is be- ushers. ects for Guideposts Magazine service with their parents. meet in the church Monday at Vocal," continuing the re ing conducted by Mrs. Herman officers and have a meeting a There will be a week of praye will preach at the Elberon Me- Monday: 9:30 a.m., the prayer 8 p.m. CENTRAL BAPTIST series of explanations of Cohen, 198 East Bergen PI., Red 7 p.m. for all members. The In- services beginning Monday am morial Church, Park Ave., Sun-and study group will meet in the Atlantic Highlands liturgy of the Mass. Bank, and Mrs. Martin Graham, termediate Youth Fellowship wi continuing through Friday, Aug. day at 11 am. in the absence of church parlor; 8 p.m., meeting BAPTIST Sunday school meets at 9:45 50 Ridge Rd., Rumson. The sacrament of baptism i: meet at 7 p.m. The Geneva 14. Rev. Dr. Harold A. Bosley. His of the board of trustees. a.m. Deacon William F. Max- Red Bank administered Sunday afternoon Wesley Fellowship will meet al Reservations for seats for the topic will be "In His Footsteps.' son's intermediate girls class will The calendar for the week in Wednesday: 1 p.m.,,,visitation Rev. Lee A. Morris, associate at 1:30. At least two days pre- High Holy Days are availabl Rev. Mr. Peale, who has been be in charge of devotional exer- 8 p.m. eludes: day at Marlboro State Hospital pastor, will conduct the 11 a.m. vious, arrangements must be from Aaron Breslow, 79 Forresl n the ministry for a quarter cises for the older class assem- The interdenominational prayei Sunday: 6 p.m., BTU and BYF by members of the Women's As- service Sundays during August made with one of the priests o Ave., Fair Haven, or Gene Im- century, has visited in the Far bly. Pastor Harry Kraft will and study group will meet Tues- meet. sociation. The group will meet while Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge the parish by the parents of thi merman, 63 Spring St., Red East and in India, Pakistan and preach at the 11 a.m. service day at 10 a.m. The MYF meet: Monday: 6:30 p.m., men of the at the church. is on vacation. His sermon topic candidates for baptism. Bank. Korea on evangelistic missions on "Alone," and at the 7:30 p.m. at 6:15 p.m. to play softbal church will meet with John Per- this week will be "The Light He was formerly pastor of the church library will be open prior Daily Mass is celebrated Geneva-Wesley Fellowship meet; ry, Jr., chairman of the men', Men Failed to Recognize!" ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Richmond Avenue Methodist TRINITY EFI3COPAL sprvire nnrt "Reaching." The 6:25, 7 and 8 o'clock. at 8 p.m. to play volleyball. Rev, day service. Church school meets at 9:45 a.m. The novena devotion in hono Isaac Rottenberg, of the New Eatontown Church, Buffalo, N. Y. Matawan The lay leaders meet for prayer church library will be open prior Tuesday: 8 p.m., Matron Mis Rev. John W. Abbott, Turtle of Mary's Miraculous Medal am Shrewsbury Reformed Churc Holy Eucharist will be cele- He is the youngest brother of in the chapel at 9:30 a.m. There to Sunday school and the morn- sionary meeting. Lake, Wise, will be the visiting th; services of Benediction of th will continue his discussion o brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Morn- Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, edi- will be no evening service or ing service. Wednesday; 7 p.m., new mem- priest during August. Matins and Blessed Sacrament will be heli the play, "After the Fall," by ing prayer and sermon by Rev tor of Guideposts Magazine, min- BYF group meetings during Au- bers' class; 8 p.m., midweek Holy Communion will be Sunday The Baptist Youth Fellowship, Monday at 8 p.m. Arthur Miller at 8 p.m. in Room Stanley M. Woolley, Jr., at 10 ster of Marble Collegiate Church, gust. Pilgrims and Pioneers meet Sun- service. at 7:45 a.m. Holy Communion Saturday, the feast of the As B-l. a.m. Slew York City, and well-known The midweek service will be day at 6:31) p.m. sumption of Our Lady, will bt Thursday: 8 p.m., Pastor's Aid will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Selected patients of Marlbon Vestry meets tonight at 8 p.m iirihor. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. celebrated with Masses at 5:45 meeting. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Harry Murtha will preach at State Hospital have been invitei There will be a celebration of The Young Married Couples 6:45, 9:15, 10:30 and 12 noon Friday: 8 p.m., teachers' meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. the midweek prayer meeting to attend a picnic luncheon ai Holy Eucharist Wednesday a Club will meet Saturday at 7:30 Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Mara Evening Masses will be offerei 9 a.m. ing. p.m. in the home of Mr. »nd at 7 and 8 o'clock. (he home of Mrs. King Gould on Ocean Grove natha Fellowship time will fol Wednesday at noon. It will be Mrs. William Barrett, Jr., 218 The sacrament of penance I; CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST low, held in the church hall in cas PRESBYTERIAN South Lincoln Avt., Oakhurst. administered Saturday and nex Red Bank Belford The Baptist Youth Fellowship of inclement weather. The Ge Lincroft Services Friday from 4 to 6 in the afte The church will have a picnic Church-school will recess dur- will have a car wash at the neva-Wesley Fellowship meets al Church service and Sunday OCEAN GROVE - Two min- BAPTIST noon and 7:30 to 9 in the evening. at Shark River Park tomorrow ing the summer. There will be a church tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. to play Softball. Th school services are held simul isters will be making their first Leonardo The sacrament is also admini at 4 p.m. family service at 9:30 a.m. Sun- 4:30 p.m. commission on stewardship an< taneously at 9:30 a.m., Sunday appearances in the pulpit of the The church picnic will be held tered daily during the 8 o'clocl C. J. Kirkpatrick will preach days. Rev. Paul W. Hollenbach finance will meet at 8 p.m. in Larry Walser, Jr., student a )cean Grove Auditorium Sun at Bodman Park tomorrow at 10 Mass and after the novena serv Sunday at the 11 a.m. service on will preach. REFORMATION LUTHERAN the church. The Methodist Youth Catawba College, will lead the lay, Aug. 9. a.m. ice Monday evening. Senior M.Y.F. will meet Sun- West Long Branch Fellowship will play volleyball in service and give the sermon "Counting the Cost" and at the Church school meets Sunday at The preacher at the 10:30 a.m.day at 7 p.m. Rev. W. Robert Ossald will Fellowship Hall. "The Church Divided." The 6:30 p.m. service on "What Is 9:45 a.m. Rev. William Carr will the Church of Christ?" John iervice will be Dr. Wallace D preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Westminster Youth Fellowship preach at the 11 a.m. servioe on The Methodist Men's Club will Kondrup and Ron Henry wil happell, pastor of Woodbine services Sunday on "Generosity," Red Bank will visit the pediatrics ward a ST. AGNES CATHOLIC "Half Baked Religion" and at have a swim party and picnic read Scripture and lead in prayer dethodist Church, Nashville seventh in a sermon series on Using "Spirit" as a name fo Marlboro Hospital from 2 to ' Atlantic Highlands 7:30 p.m. on "The Misuse of supper Thursday at 6:30 p.m. al p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard at the morning service. Wayne Tenn., who will preach on "The "The Ten Commandments." God, the Bible lesson on Sundaj Sunday masses are scheduled Prayer." will explore how the qualities o: the home of Douglas* Jerolamon, Harclerode will accompany them Slifer will preside at the Lord's Tremendous Difference." Dr Church Softool meete at 9:30 a.m. for 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. Vacation Church School will Spirit bring harmony into humai 105 Silverton Ave., Little Silver, Table, assisted by Lindal Brown, Chappell is the author of "Re- Vacation Church School begins Bible study group will be held and noon. meet Monday through Friday affairs. George Sherman, Keith Sherman viving God's Fullness," "Who Its second week Monday at 9 on Wednesday from 9:30 to 11 fesus Says You Are" and "His The ' sacrament of baptism Is from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Bible readings will include thi ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC and Glynn Cope. Albert Emmons a.m. The final session will b a.m. Their study is on "The ;ontinued Witness." administered every Sunday at 1 Midweek prayer and Bible description: The fruit of the Eatontown is co-ordinator. Bibls classes be- held Friday. The school program Nation and the Kingdom." p.m. Arrangements are to be study are Wednesday at $ p.m. Spirit is love, joy, peace, long- Sunday Masses will be cele- gin at 10 a.m. Dr. Paul C. Empie, executive will be presented Thursday at lirector of the National Lutheran made at the rectory at least two suffering, gentleness, goodness, brated at 7.30, 8:45, 10 and 1 PRESBYTERIAN Midweek services ars Thursday FAITH REFORMED 7:30 p.m. Jouncil, New York, will preach days previous by one of the par- { a i t'h , meekness, temperance: a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Rumson evenings at 7:30. Hazlet it 7:30 p.m. His subject is "Chris- ents. against such there is no law' Daily Masses will be at 6.30 Rev. Stuart G. Leyden, assist TRINITY EPISCOPAL :ian Discipleship and Modern Dally masses are scheduled (or Sunday school will meet at Among selections Jrom "Sci and 7:30, except Saturday when ant pastor, will preach at the REFORMED Holy Eucharist will be cele- Americans." 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the 9:30 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. MuN ence and Health with Key to thi Masses will be offered at 8 am 9:30 a.m. service Sunday on New Shrewsbury ler will preach at the 9:30 service brated at 8 a.m. on Sunday Morn- 8:30 a.m. early mass is said at the convent Ing prayer and sermon by Rev. Scriptures" by Mary Baker Edd; Love: Human and Divine." Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg has on "The Woman Who Got Her returned from his vacation and METHODIST for the public. Clarence A. Lambelet will be a will be the following: "Morta' The sacrament of baptism 1 Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Man." will preach at the 9:30 a.m. serv- Eatontown 10 a.m. There will be no family must gravitate Godward, theii administered Sundays at 1 p.m. a.m. in nursery, kindergarten The sacrament of penance Is Vacation Bible School will meet ice Sunday on "A Faith, Public Rev. David Seeland will con- service at 9:15 a.m. during affections and aims grow spiri Confessions will be heard Sat- primary and junior departments. administered on Saturdays from Monday through Friday from • and Prophetic." Church schoo luct Sunday services at 10.45 August. ual,—they must near the broad urdays and the eves of Holy Tuesday at 10 a.m., Prayer 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m.a.m. to noon. er interpretations of being, and will be held simultaneously with .m. Church school meets at Days at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and Fellowship will meet in the and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. The consistory will meet Alcoholics Anonymous and the gain some proper sense of the 7.30 to 8:30 p.m., and before the service. 30 a.m. Al-Anon Group will meet at 9 lounge. The Miraculous Medal novena Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. infinite,—in order that sin and daily Masses if requested. The Women's Guild will meet is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m. p.m. Monday. mortality may be put off" (p PRESBYTERIAN The Miraculous Medal noven; BAPTIST n White Hall Monday at 8 p.m. WESTMINSTER There will be no Wednesday 265). is conducted Tuesday at 8 p.m. Eatontown New Monmouth Church school and Sunday PRESBYTERIAN services during August. Church and Sunday school an HOLMDEL CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN Bible school meets Sunday at srvices will be at 10 a.m. Serv- Atlantic Highlands Middletown at 11 a.m. MONMOUTH REFORM 9:30 a.m. Rev. William E. Bis- Rev. Thomas H. McNally, min- George A. Thomas, a graduate BAY SHORE COMMUNITY ces will be conducted by Rev. Elder Robert Branin will Wednesday testimony meeting! TEMPLE grove will preach at the morning ister, will present the sermon, student at Princeton Theological East Keansburg tobert W. Reed. preach at the 9:30 a.m. service are at 8:15 p.m. Shrewsbury service on "A Token of the "The Strangers," at the 10 a.m. Seminary, will be the preacher At the 10 a.m. service Sunday Sabbath eve services will be Righteous Judgment of God." Atservice Sunday. Sunday. at the 9:15 a.m. service Sunday. Rev. Richard R. Schwartz wil METHODIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL held tonight at 8:30. Rabbi Rich- the evening service the pastor The Tuesday and Wednesday Sunday school meets at 9: IS a.m. preach on "Holy John." Sunday Oakhurst Shrewsbury ard F. Steinbrink will officiate will preach on "The God of This CHRIST METHODIST ivening Bible study groups will school will be held simultaneous Rev. Dr. John D. Blair will Rev. Harry C. Beck will offi and will read a Setter published World." Fair Haven not meet during August. "METHODIST ireach at the 9:30 a.m. service ly in the church hall. date at the celebration of Holj by the Central Conference of Rev. James C. Rupert will Morganville The post high group will meet lunday on "Kept by the Power Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the Sun- Eucharist Sunday, at 8 a.m. Fa- American Rabbis from the 16 preach at the 9:30 a.m. service ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL Sunday worship service ii at 1 at the church Tuesday at 7:30 God." Ernest F. Means, day school teachers will meet ther Beck will preach at the rabbis who were arrested during Sunday. Highlands a.m. Sunday ichool meets at It p.m. hurch treasurer, will assist. Wednesday the Women's Guild a.m. Parish Eucharist on "H the demonstrations in St. Augus- a.m. The midweek prayer service is Holy Eucharist each Sunday at will sponsor a card party in the That Humbleth Himself Shall be METHODIST ine, Fla., during the latter parl Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. BAPTIST 8 a.m. Family Eucharist at 10 church hall. Exalted." Sea Bright of June. The young people meet on Keyport a.m. Church school children will Rev. George W. Starsmeare Thursday at 7:15 p.m. the Father Beck will officiate at Monday evening, the Sisterhood Thursday at 7 p.m. They will Sunday school meets at 9:30 come to this service with their will preach at the 11:15 a.m. Snldiers of Christ will leave from iunday services during August, board will meet in the home o hold a gospel service on the m. A film, "The Heavens De- iarents and leave for their class- service Sunday. Church school the church for a swim and barber Rev. Charles R. Lawrence, rec- Mrs. Richard F. Steinbrink, Lin boardwalk in Keansburg on Sat- are" will be shown. Commune ees after the Creed except on the meets at 9.40 a.m. cue at Dot and Ed's Beach, High- tor of the Church of the Holy croft. urday night. m will be observed at the 10:45first Sunday of the month when lands. Communion, Fair Haven, will be Bible study is Thursday at 7:30 urn. service. The evening serv- they will remain for the entire available to parishioners needing p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL ce is at 7:30. Eucharist. religious assistance during th EMMANUEL BAPTIST Fair Haven Rumson Holy Eucharist each Wednes- week. CHRIST EPISCOPAL BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Atlantic Highlands The public talk on Sunday a Late Sabbath Eve services will day •* * a.m., and on holy days 1 Middletown Cliffwood Beach Rev. Dr. Howard M. Ervin will There will be no weekday serv- p.m. will be "Swords int< be tognight at 8:30. Rabbi Jack as announced. Rev. Harold G. Holy Communion will be cele- Rev. David L. Bucci will preach preach at the 11 a.m. and 7.30 ices during August. Plowshares' in Our Time?" and M. Rosoff will conduct the serv- brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Morn it the 9:30 a.m. service Sunday p.m. services Sunday. A prayer will be delivered by Arthur Foun- ice. Cantor Sidney Scharff wil ing prayer and sermon by Rev. in "The Starving Spirit." HOIINESS meeting precedes the evening STRATHMORE JEWISH tain. It will be held outdoors, a chant the liturgy. Candlelight- Andrew M. Van Dyke will be at Long Branch service at 7 o'clock. Sunday .CENTER the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo- ing time is 7:46 p.m. METHODIST school is at 9:45 a.m. dore Winn, 70 Maplewood Ave. 0 a.m. Sunday school and Junior Matawan Township Sabbath morning services to- Atlantic Highlands Leonardo. The Watchtower study church will meet at 10 a.m. Tonight will be the 'Night of Services tonight will be heV morrow will begin at 10 o'clock Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. follows at 3:15 on the subject, METHODIST Scripture lesson and prayei Prayer beginning at 10 o'clock. at 8:30 in the home of Mr. am Rabbi Rosoff will preach on the ev. Robert H. Heulitt will 1 "Fully Accomplish Your Min Navesink lervice for the sick will be con- Pastor's Bible class will meet Mrs. Al Alexander, 47 Idlebroo portion of the week. Cantor Sid- ireach at the 9:30 a.m. service ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, Monday at 8 p.m. La., Strathmore. Bernard Klei istry." Rev. John Fulton will bring in this ney Scharff will chant the liturgy. n "Called to be Saints." oastor, Monday at 8 p.m. Midweek prayer service and Donald Broder will officiate. the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- Regular Bible studies will be The youth commission will day worswp service. Sunday Wednesday at 8 p.m. . Religious school registration at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the fol- meet Monday at 8:30 p.m. The high school young people forms are returnable to Mr. Bro- school, with classes for all ages, lowing locations: 58 Forman St. Sunday morning services are at meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursmy meet Thursday at 7 p.m. der at 66 Irongate La. Member- Fair Haven; 10 St. Mary's PI. 9:15. •ASTROGUIDE- ByCeean ship forms can be obtained from Is provided at the morning wor- Red Bank; 11 Clinton PI. and Daily evening services are at •hip service. For ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC the chairman, Mrs. Melvin Sing- 114 Springdale Ave., New 7:30. Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., Is Keansburg er, 8 Deerfield La. Shrewsbury; 69 Lincoln St., Fair- organist The Senior Choir re- *—For torn and view, and 144 Seventh Ave., At- Sunday Masses will be at 7, ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Yoon... Onerftbc brightest REFORMED lantic Highlands. Belford 8, 9, 10, 11 and noon. The Pastor's Choir rehearsei ends of the summer awaits Daily Masses will be celebrated Colts Neck On Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the On the eleventh Sunday after Sundays at 6 p.m. your pleasure; whatever you at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first Services will be held in the Ministry School and service meet- Trinity, Rev. Ralph Edwards will Fridays when hours will be at Atlantic Elementary School audi ing will be held at Kingdom Hall read matins at 7:40 a.m. At 8 choose to do should turn out 6:30 and 8 a.m. torium Sunday at 10 a.m. Gues a.m. Holy Eucharist and sermon. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE more than satisfactorily. One SOCIETY On Holy Days, Masses will be speaker will be Walter lingerer. At 9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist, ser- BAPTIST Atlantic Highlands word of warning: It would be offered at 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 There will be no church school mon and hymns. Hazlet Church service and Sunday easy to create a wrong impres- a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- during August. There will be no weekday cele- ahookmay The pastor, James Stansbury school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- sion, so be sure your words and dren are permitted at evening The Sarah Circle will mee brations of the Holy Eucharist will preach (he message at the day's testimony meeting is at Mass. Monday at 1:45 p.m. in the until Father Edwards returns acts express your true nature. morning worship service at 11 :I5, p.m. Reading room hours be read church to go to the John Mont- from his holiday. Confessions Romance is emphasized now. Confessions will be heard Sat- a.m. are Tuesday and Saturday from gomery Home birthday party. will be heard by appointment urdays, first Thursdays, and on Bible School convenes at 9:45 to 4 p.m. except holidays. the eves of Holy Days, from a.m. with classes for all ages with the guest priest. Past... In the take deponte Future ... The tuiomobae in- that can 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to REFORMED including an adult class. The acolytes will have a swim of the Olduvai Gorge in Tan- dustry win continue to expand 8:30 p.m. Middletown CARMICHAEL HI Mexico, Fart of ibis loom is The evening worship service party Tuesday from I to 5 p.m. ganyika, two British anthropol- free you Baptisms will be administered During August, the Reformed will be at 7 p.m. The Acolyte Guild will leave from due to the fact that the govern- ogists have discovered fossil every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- Church and Old First Church are A Cottage Prayer meeting will the church at 12:45 p.m. ment there has passed a law e-9 making it mandatory that 60 ments should be made a week holding union services in the Re-be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in PRESBYTERIAN bones more than two million from fear in advance of the baptism. formed Church. The services be- per cent of- the manufacturing the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shrewsbury years old—the earliest yet found costs of an auto be of Mexican You may have passed bj this Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Is gin at 10 a.m. Rev. Ear! D. Comp- E. Mahoney, 11 Vermont Ave., Rev. Dr. Robert P. Montgom- of man. origin. pastor and Rev. Leo A. Kelty ton, pastor of the Reformed quiet place many times-hot Port Monmouth. ery, Presbyterian University pas- liaveneverentereditYethete and Rev. Frederick A. Valentino hurcji, will preach at Sunday's The Daily Vacation Bible school tor at Princeton University, will are assistants. service on "What Do You See?" in this peaceful room, ready will be in session through Fri- :onduct the Communion service The Day Under Yoar Sign for you to read, is a book flat day, Aug. 14, from 9 to 11:30 Sunday at 9:30 a.m. He will EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake preach on "Has the Church Any- ARIES (Bom Mired 21 to April t») LIBRA (Up>. 23 to Oct 221 has freed many thousands ,.m. each day. The closing exer- Creamc m (July 22 to Aug. 211 >^C>UARIUS |J*«. II («, F.b. . el Reinhcimcr at both the matins Vlrs. Morton Schwartz, 35 In- IM»nT intttesttos noit« oa Ike agenda Y"" Aaill> ~ <** <*"*' •' attention 1 ttop at a Christian Science ;ervice at 8 a.m. and the late >ram Cir., Matawan. Services !**ra to inrolM nnj of riie npooafe aou J"'"*'* ' J« P. « Kt a»d look Heading Room soon; read the service at 10,15 a.m. Sunday. ,vill be conducted by David Lcs- VIRGO (Aucj. 22 to S*p». 22) PISCES I Mi. 20 to Mircli 20) ?ible and Science and Health Holy Communion will be cele- Virgowu hive UTURUI magnetic appeal The juicM of eiyatire Ihought fimr %htm- ider current influence*, (Unify and the nanlta miy be ul u the quid, undisturbed at- watoil in the early service. Sun- C1964. PHbiubt™ Newipaper S mosphere provided for yon. lay school and Bible classes meet KING OF KINGS LUTIIFRAN Borrow this book, free of ,t !> n.m. Middletown I'liargc. Or buy it for yourselt Vacation Bible School begins Sunday school is at !):H0 a.m. (library Edition $4. Paper- Mouthy at !) a.m. Registration Church services aro at 8.15 and THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH bade Edition »1.95. 10:45 a.m. This Sunday, Rev. ill take place at the Tinton Falls ELBERON. N. J. ire IKHISP. William E. Cox will be Ihe guest PARK AVENUE The hoard of Christian educti- preacher while Pastor Burkins S U N/ D A Y Christian Science on mrpls Monday at 8 p.m. is on vacation. Vodnesdny afternoon Ihe VBS DIVINE SERVICE 11 A.M. READING itaff meets to plan Parents' Nifiht CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY ROOM irogram, sclieduloel for Aug. 21. Matawan Township Stnlor Mlnliltr tl Chrlli Church Mtlhodlll, H«w York City Church .school meets Sunday at THE MINISTRY OF MII1IC MEMORIAL n.m, in Ihe Strathmore School. BUT HE HARe CLINTON REED, Organist 209 BROAD ST. Elberon Rev, Dr. Willis Inman, Pine HALLIE NOWLAND, siprtffit 6kR0LI O'HARA, Canlrolta Dr. Harold A. Bosley, senior Beach, will be the guest preach- #250 \H HOUR FOR FIANK KARIAN! Tintr «. DlTKItr HOWARD IHAVt, BorllWtt Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 breach at the 11 ».m. service er at the 10:30 a.m. service in THE BAILE WmU |l|tl|l°IA '13ON3C1 31113503 Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 Sunday. he school. f\ It doesn't cost it pay! to ad Center Dance | THE DAILY REClSTZR vertise your business service Ocean Twp. with a Dariy Register "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ' Friday, August 7, 1%4—11 VPOOR MAH'S PHILOSOPHER Slated Tonight . Far! Still Awaits boyi 13 to 15 yean ui Pr«»«nt—- For Yo« and Kennedy Com in unify CeiT.tr will! ing tte itlr'ior •'u*1 Cl1"' m" Hollywood Seeks lilt... Let logic and rt»- Master Plan | hold a square and 'teen dance meett aat the center tomorrow at Kniog dictate your cootie at *t- I tonight 9 am. PtiitParticipants s musust submit tion ttfc met H»te t indict! WEST LONG BRANCH-This New Talent on for everytfaiBi you do. borough is still waiting for Her- Don't IOK oonfldeoee if thin* bert H. Smith Associates, West Trenton, to present its new mas- asked that volunteers wishing to don't work oat the fint time. ter plan and new zoning code serve as hosts and hostesses con- BOYLE Keep boiy «cd avoid letting By HAL BOYLE lue originally in January. imaginary difficulties disturb NEW YORK (AP) - Young weren't taking c h a n ce s on "This is as mu,ch up in 'tfie you. Don't take fiiancisl man, if you want to storm the young people. ir as it has been." said Fred- chancei lot the time being. gates of Hollywood, now is your "It's completely changed now erick W. Weston, Planning Board time to march. There is no central authority, ni secretary, last night, front office anymore. Every Mr. Weston said the contract "Young people are welcome Past' • • • John Dryden, English Future . . • The scientists of hing is more wide open." deadline for completion of work now, because everybody real- poet, was born on Aug. 9,1631, wgo m«y ut in their offices. "Who izes we must have new blood," Zinneman started as an extra >y Smith Associates was July 31. said veteran producer-director and also worked as a scrip He said the board still hasn't re- computer Fred Zinneman. clerk. enjoyable, tat bis fame rests ceived an answer to its message) guarantee: upon bihi t heroihi c tragediesdi . HKai a questio** n in any language, and sent the firm in early July. "Talent is the thing. If you Although he won an Academy poetic genius was best shown have the answer flashed bad in In that message, Mr. Weston have talent, you are very much Award in 1938 for a film short, bread?" in satirical poems. a matter of minutes. said, the board outlined its sug- needed. If not, you might as it wasn't until he made "Th ;ested changes in preliminary well beat your head against a Search" in 1948 that his direc plans and asked Smith Associates A&P does.., uncondition- wall." torial genius was fully recog The Day Under Your Sign nized—19 years after he arrive! to state ils views. ally! Jane Parker Bread Triers was no welcome mat in Hollywood with high hope ARIES (Bora March Jl to April l»| LIBRA (&•(*• M to Oct. 22) In May, Smith Associates had out for Zinneman, when he **ltsinff acqvaratances. maf become Discords arise in your businesbuRtaes*s aami n is made of the finest ingre- and empty pockets. J promised completion of its work came to the film colony from me than U»tin thelutore.Be Irielxllr. -'--tioaa-, -bu t- shoul'd aot• prove veriom. dients, blended and baked TAURUS (A|»;[ 20 )o May M| SCORPIO (Oct. 13 to He*. II) by the July 31 deadline. The Vienna, Auitria, after he aban- His hopes are still as high, bu his pockets are no longer emp- This is a iteriod when you differ with Don't be loo riisjipprMntcl if tfeinirt pro inly phase completed since has by experts. You'll like it... doned earlier plans to become everyone with whom you come in con- c«d mort slowly than you expect, ty. Today, the slender, griizle- tact. been a municipal financial study or you'll get your money either a concert violinist or a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. U I. D.c. 21) haired, 57-year-old director is GEMINI (M«r 21 to Jim 21) Carry oat roar laiimii plin« with according to Mr. Weston. lawyer. Prospects are more promising than tfcey dispatch, Results should be fine. back - without question. regarded as one of the half-doz- Several public hearings before When I first set foot in los haw b«n lor a™* tiroe, » relax. CAPRICORN (DM. 21 to Jan. 20) en or so master magicians ol CANCER (Jill). 22 to July 21) Diligences dtrelop btt»ee< married the board and council must be Angeles," he recalled, "there screen drama—sensitive, poetic, This It a rather inactive day, but yc« ccfflples, but tbey are »pt to be minor, scheduled once the master plan JANE PARKER was still an obsolete ordinance imaginative. rn come to woclumoi. durmgU*!.«. A(?UARIUS (J«L 21 to Feb. 19) and zoning code are complete. in effect making it illegal to LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Don't do eomettiiay jnrt to keep an in 1 Assemblyman Clarkson S. Fish- shoot rabbits from the rear plat- From Here to Eternity" Don't bear down to hard oo those who cooudered promise if your he*rt '"~ brought him a second Oscar, love ytm-*od *re trying to be hdpfuL in it. er has said he'll resign as coun- WHITE form of street cars. VIRGO (Aua. 22 H S*p«. 2I| PISCES (Fab. 20 to kUrtr, 20) and he has been nominated foi Don't mistake the gentle attitude of a Intimate problema perplex you, but ym cilman once the new master plan BREAD "It was very hard to become an Academy Award six othei friend Jos- permission to uke advantage, txn get {rood advice if yo« seek it, action has been completed. a director then. Everything was times. He is a painstakin O1W4, PaUaalm Mcmpaper Sjndfcate At its Tuesday night meeting, channeled. The big s t u d! os craftsman and his total outpu the board: HERE TOMORROW is small — fewer than 20 major the movies to see the boy or girl Approved subject to map cor- productions. next door." rection a conveyance of a 25 by Bipartisan 35-foot land parcel from Joseph "Everybody works in his own Fred said that in film making Brown, 266 Norwood Ave., to his way," he said almost apologeti —You can count on he isn't particularly trying to brother, C. Duvall Brown, to en- cally. "It has nothing to do wit Support To prove anything to anyone. large Duvall's rear portion of solid safety with us quality. I just happen to worl "I am too old and too con- this property. ^Philadelphia slow. It takes me a long time t fused to define the meaning of aiuinun find a good story. I have to feel President Approved subject to convey life," he remarked. "Life has I am in love with it, or else By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scot ance three minor subdivision re- too many meanings and too can't tell it well." WASHINGTON - The U.S. quests by Jackson Construction many levels. Co. principal, Jerome Epstein, Fred feels the industry's fu- prepared to "retaliate instantlj "Nor can I put my philosophy Bowne Rd., Ocean Township, to ture is bright and says that with massive air and nava Bed Bank increase to 40 acres a tract pro- good picture now — "but it has into words. I try to put it into force" if Red China intervenes posed for an 804iome develop- to be really good" — can mak my pictures. Essentially, I sup- in the Southeast Asia crisis, pose it is this: A man has to live That is what bipartisan le ment east of Whalepond Rd. Savings more money than ever before. up to his convictions in this FULL QUART 'We have advanced a grea ers were informed at their con MX0N9 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION deal. When I started, they uset world — or be lost." erence with President Johnsor Need extra cash? Sell your no 10 BROAD ST. • RED BANK, N. J. to say we were making picture: wh»n he advised them of his de- longer needed household good: 1 FINEST for an audience whose averagt cision to attack North Vietnam with a Daily Register Classified "Where You Save Does Make a Difference. " mental age was only 12 years ese PT boat bases. ad. QYEAR Well," he grinned and added: Box Derby The congressional leaders una think now the average age is 1 mously approved the President's OOLD or up." Set Aug. 15 policies. They particularly voiced But like many old-timers, favorable reaction to his stand WHISKY Fred thinks the stars of yester- KEYPORT — The annual soap regarding possible Communist BLENDED WITH year were more glamorous than box derby will be conducted by Chinese intervention. those of today. the Keyport Jaycees, Saturday, In discussing that, the Presi- dent indicated that major mili- CHOICE GRAIN "They were remote and Aug. 15, starting at 6 p.m., on tary and supply targets had al- mantic," he said. "Now they gel the northern end of Broad St. NEUTRAL SPIRITS ready been designated, and that too close to the people. Inspection of cars will be held the necessary striking units were "They want to seem just liki Friday, A\ig. 14, from 6 to 7:30 two man • * ROOF CUM mi mm • wfsm& DSMM. t»., wu being "put into position to cope the boy or girl next door. That p.m. behind Central School. with any emergency that may a mistake. People don't go t Lett Golden is the chairman. arise." Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara, SMART HOUSEWIFE! who participated in this momen tous discussion, gave no indica- HUT1FUL 7-PIECE tion whether there is any defi- Th* smart housewife buys nite information on what Peking might contemplate. But from CUMBERLAND FARMS MILK the general tenor of their re- because she knows that marks and the President's solemn UNLESS SETTING and forceful declaration of readi- CUMBERLAND FARMS gives ness to "fight fire with fire," the congressional leaders got the dis- her MORE for her money.**. tinct impression that it was deemed likely the Communist Chinese might resort to military action. One legislator inquired if this occurred whether it "would mean war." "That would all depend on the circumstances," replied the Presi- dent. He went no further and was asked no more about the matter. GRADE Whale of a Mascot 553 A Cumberland Farms 4t Butter 4% butterfat GRADE A

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Send 50c suuroMu on cowiuir, uowt omMaN. rant HMK *> «awnv vn "mtmm,* WIVKOH Daunt now! DOUBLE HOUSE SOLD I 12—Friday, Aujrusl 7, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER FED BANK - TU 6.vMt bruise si 70-72 Wailac* St., ha TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR: been srAti by Cyremus and Mabel Lily Is Easy To Grow of Florida UJ Michatl »»j Ajh*n» SVWWVJS of 47 Wal- FREEHOLD — Jf you're Pok- "The five Hiiet nxsntioBisd irt lace St, EM* section of d» house More Zeal In ing tor vn»Mn$, In types. They wvH | has sjj, rw)ms ilLi bsth. The kit Hit mid-summeid r colol r slump in produce roots from both tke bas is 40x120 feet. your perennial garden, try lilies, of the bulb and that part ot tb iAL NOTICE — suggests Donald B. Lacey, Rut- stem which is below the soi Repaying Old Debts NOTICE gers home horticulture special- surface. Plant these about si: MONMODTH CQIOT" inches deep in heavy Soil and SCBBOGATE'S COBBT ist. Most are easy to grow and Notice to Creditors pment of plants and flowers. LONG BRANCH — Joseph Red Bank, Sole Executor of the estate of the said Lilian S. Baquet, deceased, certificate citing the total electric Gold Medallion Finkel Lodge, Bnai Brith, here, notice is hereby given to the creditors will celebrate its 25th anniversary ... FOR of said deceased to present to the said award bestowed by the utility upon the Formica Midshipman Completes Sole Executor their claims uimer oath this year. Y within six months from this date. World's Fair House, 80 Townsend Dr., Oak Hill, Middle- Sated: July 30th, 1964. jnphibioug Training The program of events marking SEPTIC TANKS The Monmoulh County Rational town. Mr. Lefferts, developer of Oak Hill, constructed the lodge's silver anniversary \ Sank, Red Bank. LITTLE CREEK, Va. — Mid- will get under way with a picnic (By: A. William DivU, Assistant tha total electric home in co-operation with the Formica AND Trust Officer) shipman Second Class 'Robert M. at Shark River Park Sunday, tf&0$ S3 Broad Street Corporation to serve as the prototype for the Formica lied Bank, N. J. Gallo, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sept. 20. Alston Beekman housa at the New York World's Fair. The house was L. Gallo of 185 Navesink River The lodge was originally named 10 Broad street , CESSPOOL Bed Bank, N.J., ' conceived by architect Emil A. Schmidlin and designed Rd., Middletown, N.J., recently Monmouth Lodge. The name was completed summer amphibious changed in 1943 to honor the Ac* f » by Miss Ellis Leigh, both of East Orange. training at the Little Creek Am- PROBLEMS! memory of Joseph Finkel, MONMOCTH COUNTY jhibious Base, Norfolk, Va. lodge member who was killed SURROGATE'S COURT No tier To Crfdltom To Pretest tural agent. He and other midshipmen from in action in World War II. I (lilmi Anlnit KSIJUB •ESTATE OF EDNA R, FISHER, Rain May "Growers of unslaked toma- colleges and universities through- has a membership of 421 men DECEASED. toes, (or example, may find out the country received practi- Philip Israel is the present pres- pursuant to th« order ot 3EDWARD C. BROEOE, Surrogate of th* County blemishes on the fruits, called cal training in sea assault war- ident. of Monmouth, thli day made, on the Have Hurt Buckeye Rot, a brown, tar- fare aboard ships and on beach- DISSOLVO WITH DISSOLVO application ol tha undersigned, Jicob Levlne, Sole Executor ol the «etat* get-like spotting on tomatoes heads. VACATION SCHOOL ot the laid Edna It. Fisher, deceased, notice In hereby given to the creditor* Tomatoes where they touch wet or moist This year's training also In- RED BANK—"Jesus the Prom- of Mid deceased to preient to the »aid ground, "The fungus that causes cluded a concept called "vertical ised Savior" will be the topic of Bole Executor their claim* under oath ENZYMES PLUS BACTERIA within six monthi From this date, FREEHOLD — As welcome as Buckeye Rot lives in the soil envelopment" in which troops the Vacation Bible School to be Dated. August 4th, 1964. they were, this month's rains and needs lots of free moisture are airlifted from ships to the conducted at the Mt. Zion House JA-OOB WSVWX SEPTIC TANKS 7S6 Broad Street brought certain problems, says before it will attack the fruit. beach and behind enemy lines by of Prayer, Catherine St. and Til- IS A SCIENTIFIC Newark, N. J,( Sol* Executor Marvin A. Clark, county agricul- "Tomatoes that stand in water helicopters to cut olf supply lines, ton Ave., from Monday, Aug. 3, Jacob Levine 786 Broad Street for only part of a day may end capture enemy positions and en- through Friday, Aug. 14. FREE APPRAISAL SEPTIC TANK CLEANER CESSPOOLS Newark. N. J. up with the disease. elop the enemy. Classes will meet from 9 a.m. Attorney Alto Sail, Rent and Exchange The training ended with the to noon. Aug. 7, 14. 21. 29 "No known chemical will pre- 1 TUSTING PIANO CO. midshipmen participating in a full Registration will be conducted THAT WILL SAVE YOU NEW JEKNKV STATE HIUHWAY vent Buckeye. Fortunately, it . ilangi and Bond Asbury Park icale sea assault on a beachhead, from 9 to 10 a.m. tomorrow. DEPARTMENT does not spread to tomatoes high- 775-0644 MONEY AND TROUBLE NOTICE OF I'USUO SALE er on the plant. This is an added The New Jersey Stale Highway De- partment will sell at Public Auction incentive for the home garden- on Thursday, August 13, 19(4, at&rt- ng at 11:00 A.M., the following build- \ We Buy Pianos er to stake his plants USE DISSOLVO! ing located on Route 35 Freeway, Section 2, Shark River to Popular Road, Neptune Township, Monmoulh County, New Jeraey, as follows: Route 35 Freeway, Section X Parcel R14-9O1 Fordham Road. Neptune Township, N«w Jersey; con- slBtlng ol a, on* story stucco dwelling. GOING TO The sale will be heirt at tht site. The successful bidder wJl be required to pay twenty-five pe r cent THE CITY? of the amount ot the hid In cash, or by certified check drawn to the order of the State Highway Department at the time ot the sale. The balance ot tht amount of said bid to be paid to the Secretary of the State Highway Dopartment in cash or certified check drawn to the order of the State HiRli- way Department at the office of said Secretary 1035 Parkway Avenup. GO BY BUS! Trenton, New Jersey, within Hire* days after notice by this department, Default in making final payment wltrt- Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, Hazier, N. J. In the time above limited shall act & surrender by tlie purchaser to .... State of New Jerany o( %\\ Ills and Keansburg Terminal rights tn and to tmth the building and the Initial payment marta thereon, R.T. Fore $2.10 N.Y.C. h building mny, at tho option of the State Highway Commissioner, be R.T. Fare $1.59 Newark either resold or demolished. 264 • 9828 — 787 - 0066 — 787 • 9676 AH buildings must he removed from the lands of the State of New Jersey at the sole expense ot the purchaser Vrev. Parking within ten days after the State Fhall Stvo written notice to the purchaser to effect auch removal but not before, and not before final payment is made YOU WILL FIND DISSOLVO WITH THESE LOCAL MERCHANTS: wl.tcli nalil notice slial, be given to GOING Bald purchaser by depositing tFic simfl Leonardo Terminal In tlie mall addressed to said purchaser TO THE at his last known address. Title to R.T. Fare LADIES AND LAND — The distaff side of the Shore all buildings not removed wllliln an Id WORLD'S FAIR ? limit ol lime flhall revort absolutely $2.30 N.Y.C. RED BANK HARDWARE ADLER LUMBER COMPANY to the Stale of New Jemey ami such 40 SCHEDULED Multiple Listing Service wore luncheon guosts recently In] Id ings mny, at the option of said Commissioner be either resold or $2.00 Newark of Miss Mildred Weber of the Apploby Agency, Middle- demolished and all payment! maile on BUSES DIRECT 30 MONMOUTH ST. HIGHWAY 35 account of aalil purchane prlco shall town. Among tho talk topics that day, naturally, was become abnohita property of the Statt 291 -1300 TO TIME5 >t New Jersey. 291 -9623 SQUARE tho roal oshto businoss. Pictured, loft to right, front RED BANK MIDDLETOWN Tho (lucccsMul bidder nhall he re* quired to raze the foundation walls tr> I DAILY ! row, are Torry Lochor; Ruth Spochlor, Spochlor Agoncy; ground level, crack the concrete floor Frt'a Parhiiiff ami fill In the cellar with non rir- Dorothy Mioras, Martons Agoncy; Ruth Wright, Massar- :erlorfttlng material, Tlie successful bidder ihnll he required to post |30O certified cliock CT canli with the New Silvor Agency, and Mae Bross, Hayos Agency, all of Jersey Slate Highway Department, which money will lie lirid in escrow Asbury. Roar, Bofltrico Springfiold, Browor and Smith, JACK'S HARDWARE J & M HARDWARE until th* lermii mid conditions nf th* lie have tiren cnmpllnd with, Patty Boyd, Werthoim Agoncy, and Evolyn Pappaylion, I-'iirlhflr condition* of BHIP, U Any, 264 PORT MONMOUTH RD. ill tie. armmmtiMl r\l n>* time nf hnfrl- NEW YORK*KEANSBURG Bradshaw Agoncy, all of Asbury Park; Miss Weber; Ruth 47 LEONARDVIUE RD. ig flnle find (tie rlnlil in withdraw ild Inillrllngii fntm n.(|,< I'M rmiirvpi] Boico, Garrabrant Agoncy, and Sally Hoch, E 1 K AM- Binfl ARK fiUHJECT i'O TUB LONG BRANCH BUS LINE EAST KEANSBURG NEW MONMOUTH APPItOVAli OF TilK STATS HIC111- 787-0066 • 75 Beochwof, KMitsburg • 787-9676 Agoncy both Aibury Park, and Louise Parker and Elva WAY OOWMIBflinNKIt, DWWHT II, a. PAI.MKH Morrell, Van Nesi Agency, Spring Lake Heights. Stale Highway Commissioner - T $20.2< THF DAILY REGISTER Friday, Augutf 7, 1961-13 Successful Live Within Your Income Save Without Being Miserly By MARY FEELEY spent should be decided by me. enough to spend wisely now. I Investing Consultant in Money I think we ought to save a feel we could try to work out Management little from each pay check, but something with the help of your Refer E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR )ear Miss Feeley. we shouldn't have to stop living "Budget Leaflet." Thij over. My husband is from a family and give up everything. When thrifty pattern still exists even Q. "Stewart-Warner owns 20 Should I hold the high dividend close friends or family treat us, though it isn't necessary any per cent of the outstanding stock or switch into a better growth ho had to work hard for the I want to treat them back. But of Thor Power Tool, and Arden issue?" L. T. on the table, In a way, more. Farms owns over 70 per cent of indirectly has created a I have been unable to convince 1 would appreciate any advice A. It is very difficult for me to ;reat problem between us. Heihim that he can't hold on to his you can give both of us on our the stock of Mayfair Markets. answer you without knowing what Would it be more risky to invest vants to save his money and; money forever. We have no chit problem. your investment objective is. ;pend ray total earnings which idren. Tightwad's Wife, Mlunl. in Thor because of the Stewart- cannot say here too frequently Warner interest? Would it be ire smaller than his—much! And I'm not trying to spend all we Dear Mrs. T. W.: that everyone should set for him- feel that how what I make is I have, but I feel that there is I agree it is a big problem. wise to buy Mayfair when it is self an investment goal — either controlled by Arden?" C.H. Some people mistake miserliness income or growth—and adhere for thrift, but they are two very A. Yours is a very interesting to it rigidly. different things. Savings x rea- question, if I may say so. American Can is not a growth sonable portion of your income Since Stewart-Warner is a issue. Earnings last year were allows you to spend the rest with stronger company than Thor, I about the same as a decade The Art an easy conscience and a happy believe its 20 per cent ownership earlier, and dividends haye been heart. But trying to save ninety Is a favOFable factor. However, unchanged for nine years. Amer- cents out of every dollar is a I would not buy Thor for other ican Can's earnings were down dismal goal. reasons. There has been no again in the first half of 1964, fol- Of Learning I'm sending you my budget growth here in the past decade, lowing a decline in 1963. leaflet, and as you say, perhaps and the dividend has been unit will help the two of you to changed since 1956. Earnings If you do not need the V/ per 2 By LESLIE J. NASON work out a comfortable compro- were down 35 per cent in the cent yield afforded by American mise. Maybe your husband will first quarter. Can, I advise you to switch to an Dr. Nason Professor of Education realize that trying to live on As to Mayfair, the question is issue in which capital enhance- student is an unhappy one. Work your earnings alone Is pretty now academic, since Arden ment over the years is far more Dear Dr. Nason: toward something. I agree with ridiculous. If each of you saves Farms on July 15 proposed to probable — Sears, Roebuck, our I have encouraged my daugh- your parents. College is impor- 15 per cent of your income—tho merge with Mayfair and remain greatest merchandiser. ter, wha is entering the fifth tant these days. average range is from 5 to 15 the surviving company. grade, to work for accuracy and Mr. Spear cannot answer al THE DU-CANES, sporting their cane trademarks, will be the rock and roll band attha let those who will, try for speed In your fight to improve your per cent—you should do very Q. "I own shares of American mail personally but will answer have told her that speed can grades and gain college entrance nicely. Since there are no chil- Can bought at 44 per share, and dance following the Little Silver Tercentenary Folk Festival Sunday at 7:30 P. M. in all questions possible in his col- come later. Is this correct? you will improve your learning dren, you have little reason to another block bought at 39'/,. the Peninsula House, Sea Bright. Left to right are Ed Masters, Mike Dean, Chuck-a- umn. S.O.R., San Mateo, Calif abilities. This will be an advan- strap yourselves building up a Lug Johnson and Don Russel. tage whatever your future. sizeable estate to leave to no- Answer: body in particular. Striving for either speed or ac MCN Bank Has High curacy at the expense of the oth Dear Dr. Nason: However, I think you should er is a wrong approach. Students Recently my eighth-grade son be sympathetic with your hus- Little Silver Tercentenary Event who turn their full attention to was given a high school place- band's thrift fixation, and try gentle persuasion rather than a SEA BRIGHT -"The Du- "The Du-Canes" are currently ing the Dixie Cups, the Shirells accuracy often form the habit o ment test. I would like to have Ranking in the Nation working too slowly. Their him retested. dictatorial approach. After all, Canes," a local rock and rol appearing in the Surf Bar, Bel- Little Anthony and the Imperials he's still suffering from his mem- RED BANK - The Monmouth had deposits totaling $126,809,511. thoughts wander as they work, Our school has already fin- group which plans to release a mar, Fridays and Saturdays from ories of hard times—harder, no County National Bank, here Figures as of June 30 show and errors creep in, in spite o ished testing the ones who mlsaed record next month with Capitol, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. and on Sun- doubt, than any you ever had to ranks 276th among the 300 larg- that New Jersey continues with their struggle for accuracy. The it the first time and, st present, will perform Sunday night at the days from 4 to 8 p.m. The group, Parris Island live through. Not spending can est commercial banks in the 18 banks on the list. Fidelity Un- ack of speed is sheer habit. do not know of a place where dance following the Little Silver which has played in California get to be as sad a habit t» over- United States, according to the ion Trust Co., Newark, largest When a student attempts to ho could take such a test. Tercentenary Festival in the and toured the West Coast, plans Training Ends spending. Breaking any habit semi-annual list issued by The commercial bank in the state was the Peninsula House. to go on tour again next month. make his mind work rapidly Can you give me, any informa American Banks, daily banking takes a bit of time. 63d largest nationally with de- The folk concert begins at 7:30 They have appeared with many and accurately, he keeps his ful tion on this matter? published in New newspaper posits, of $532,573,176. It had Members of the group are Ed rock and roll entertainers, includ- attention on the task at hand. Mr). J.O.A., AllendMe, N. I York. moved up six places since Dec. 31 Masters, guitarist. Mike Dean, tudents who work for both a Answer: Dear Miss Feeley: Rating Is by amount of depos- when it was 69th on the nationa lead guitarist. Don Russel, drum the same time often make spec- Write to the American Person I am a widow and I also hivs its. Monmouth County Nationa list. , . mer, and Chuck-a-Lug Johnson, tacular gains. nel and Guidance Assn., 1605 New a sister who just became i The National State Bank of bass guitarist. All four are vocal Tercentenary Speed and accuracy are com Hampshire Ave.. N.W., Washing- widow. The question is, should Newark was second in the state ists. patible. ton 9, D. C. for this information the widow still use the late hui* County Wills and 78th nationally with deposits Folk Concert or refer to a copy of their Di band's name? For instance, my of $467,294,564. It had been 74th Dear Dr. Nason: rectory of Approved Counseling sister uses her husband's first name instead of her own. FREEHOLD - The following The National Newark and Es- If a high school graduate un- Agencies which should be avail- Shouldn't she use her own first wills were filed for probate in sex Bank, with $412,962,740 in de- On Sunday der 17 takes a college aptitude able in your local library. name and her husband's last? I the county Surrogate's office posits is third in the state and test, is any allowance made for LITTLE SILVER - A folk do. Wednesday. 91st nationally. It had been 91st his age? The results probably (You can write to Prof. Nason music concert and rock 'n roll at the end of December. are compared with the average In care of this newspaper. He Mrs. E. G., Chicago. LILIAN S. BAQUET of Shrews- dance will be featured at the Dear Mrs. G.: Other banks in the state fin- set by the majority, who have will answer questions of wides bury, who died July 16, left $1,000 second celebration sponsored by For her signature on official ished in the following order, with reached the age of 18 or older. interest in his column.) , to Irma Richardson of Luther the Little Silver Tercentenary papers or business contracts, a national rank and amount of de- G.N., Sacramento, Calif, ville, Md. Of the remainder o Committee this year. widow would use her full name posits in each case: Answer: lier estate, 18 per cent went to The folk festival—designed to for purposes of identification — The Evergreen Diocesan Home New Jersey Bank and Trust No allowance for age is neces please "young people aged 16 and ;ary. A student who graduates Top TV her own first name, her last for the Aged, Morrestown; 17 Co., Clifton, 118th, $315,657,074; up," according to Mrs. A. E. name before she was married, per cent to St. Peter's parish of First National Bank, Jersey City, rom Jiigh school before he is Grudin, borough tercentenary 17 shows evidence of marked and her husband's last name. For the Protestant Episcopal Church 141st, $272,540,361; First National committee chairman—gets under Programs instance, Mary Smith Doe. How- in the United States of America Bank of Passage County, Pater- ability. His age is no handicap way Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Penin- in obtaining a satisfactory score 11-11.30 (2) — Camera Three. ever, in social usage It is proper Spotswood; 17 per cent to St son, 144th, $264,466,480; Peoples sula House, Sea Bright. "The Art of Francis Thompson.' to use Mrs. John Doe, rather Andrew's School of St. Andrews Trust Co. of Bergen County, on an entrance examination or a Tickets are available at The Pvt. Charles H. Blddle scholastic aptitude test. Host James MacAndrew will dis than Mns. Mary Doe . Regard- Tenn., and 6 per cent shares to Hackensack, 147th. $262,818,321; less of the fact that her husband Bright Acre, Broad St., Shrews- If he has the maturity in oth- cuss films with cinematographer Dorothy Johnson of East Bruns- Camden Trust Co., 191st, $190,- PARRIS ISLAND, S.C.—Mariiv is no longer living, she is still bury, and can be purchased this er respects to feel at home in Francis Thompson, who is an wick, Laura Morgan of New 307,965, and First Trenton Na- Pvt. Charles H. Biddle, Jr., son Mrs. John Doe. evening during Red Bank's "side- college, he should be successful award winning film-maker. Ex- Brunswick, Christ Episcopa tional Bank, I92nd, $189,059,364 of Mrs. Louella Biddle of 12 cerpts from some of Thompson', Church t)f Shrewsbury, Dorthy walk sale" on Broad St. They scholastically. Hudson County National Bank Montgomery Ten, Red Bank works, Including his pouular "T< (You can get Mary Feeley's • Perrine of Spotswood, Violet W. also will be available at the door Jersey City, 212th, $165,844,696; Sunday. N.J., has graduated from recrui Be Alive," currently showing Budget Leaflet by writing to her Hulit of Spotswood, Cora Hunter First Camden National Bank, Dear Dr. Nason: Final plans for the event were training at the Marine Corps Re- at the New York World's Fair, in care of this newspaper, En- of Eatontown, Norma Sagurton 213th, $165,303,184; National State Lt. Col. Howard T. Shafer I am beginning my junior year made last night when the festival cruit Depot here. will be shown. close a long, stamped, self-ad- if Shrewsbury and Ethel V Bank, Elizabeth, 22bt, $160,470,- in high school. Can you help me Sharp of Eatontown. committee, headed by Miss Anita The training included drill decide whether to take college dressed envelope.) 866; Commercial Trust Co., Jer- bayonet training, physical fitness, sey City, 226th, $155,102,793; D'Amico, met in the Grudin preparatory courses? My grades 11-11:30 (9)-Viewpoint . . JOSEPH H. PITTIUS of Leo- Lt. Col. Shafer parades and ceremonies and other "The Western Hero." (Repeat), Boardwalk National Bank, At- home, Spring St. are equally divided between B's Washington. Peter Lisagor, Wash- nardo, Middletown, who died An afternoon and evening folk military subjects. Three weeks and C's. I think my parents ington correspondent of the Chi- a thoughtful and nostalgic glimpse lantic City, 231st, $151,375,189; April 14, bequeathed his estate singing program were the high- were spent on the rifle range would like to have me go to col- cago Daily News, and Edward T. of American western films over Union County Trust Co., Eliza- Promoted At to Helen Donnelly of Leonardo. lights of the Tercentenary cele- firing the M-14 rifle and other lege, but I'm not sure. Folliard of the Washington Post the past half century. It benefits beth, 238th, $145,296,384; Trust bration held here in April. Last infantry weapons. join James Flemming, the show's from the skillfull narration of GEORGINA H. SANDS of Colts Co. of New Jersey, Jersey City, D.R., Erie, Pa. Ft. Monmouth year's celebration featured an moderator, and Newsweek's film expert Don Miller, and It's Neck, who died July 11, left her 251st, $138,429,763; National Com He will report to Camp Lejeune, Answer: afternoon square dance and an Washington bureau chief Btnja your one chance of the week to estate to be equally divided be- munity Bank, Rutherford, 273rd, FORT MONMOUTH — Ap- N.C., for coiribat infantry train- Make up your mind one way evening block party. ing. min Bridle* in a discussion of see, not only Tom Mix, but »lso tween her granddaughter, Su*- $129,658,006. pointment of Lt. Col. Howard T. or the other. The uncommitted ranne Janotha, and her grand- Shafer as executive officer, U.S. this week's top news stories. Helen Twelvetrees with some kid daughter's husband, Manfred Largest bank in the country Army Satellite Communications named Clark Gable. Producer remains the Bank of America, Stanley Kramer has some valid • Janotha. (SATCOM) Agency was an- Hospital Benefit Game 12.394 (2)-Face The Nation, which covers all of California comments on his enduring clas- HANNAH C. WILLIAMS of Red nounced last week by Brig. Gen. Senator Eugene J. McCarthy (D. from headquarters in San Fran- sic, "High Noon," and the late Bank, who died July 18, be- J. Wilson Johnston, commanding Minn.), who along with Senator cisco. Its deposits were $13,374,- William S. Hart, in a florid scene queated her personal effects and general. Hubert Humphrey is being men- 524,676. Chase Manhattan Bank about what westerns meant to household funiture to her daugh- Col. Shafer replaces Lt. Col. tioned for the Democratic vice- of New York was second with ter, Noelle W. Stephens; a re- Harold G, Price, who has been Masons to Play K of C presidential nomination, will be him, managed somehow to be $10,310,402,056 and First National transferred to Washington, D. C, both ludicrous and touching at lease from debts owed her, in- KEYPORT-Charity has joined wan Lodge, F&AM, and William Funds realized from both interviewed by CBS correspond City Bank of New York third where he will serve as SATCOM the same time. cluding a loan of $1,500, to her the hands of two organizations for Kohn, past master of Keyport's events will be contributed to the ent Paul Niven and a panel of with $10,174,81-4,949. The closest Agency project manager staff of- 6-S.30 (4) — Meet The Press. son, Joseph C. Williams; $500 to a novel benefit event in the Bay- Caesarea Lodge, F&AM. 1204>ed Bayshore Hospital to be to these giants was Manufactur- ficer at headquarters, Army Ma- Senate Majority Leader Mike her son, Herbert E. Williams, shore area. built on Beers St., Hazlet. ers Hanover Trust Co. of New teriel Command. Assisting on the committee are Mansfield (D., Montana) will be Jr.; $100 each to her brother, The Knights of Columbus have 1-1:30 (7)—"Discovery Goes to York with $5,627,035,928. Louis Kortenhaus and William interviewed by Chalmers Roberts Francis E. Cross, friend Emma Prior to his appointment as challenged the Masons to a base- The co-chairmen believe the Moscow." Part I. (Repeat). Your As of June 30, the 300 largest Sheets, representing the Masonic W. Cross and niece Mabel D. executive officer, Col. Shafer ball game for the benefit of the event will be repeated- annually youngsters should look In on Dis- of the Washington Post, Nancy banks showed $177,567,843,057 in groups, and Francis Dowd, Mead, and the rest to her hus- served as director of the Admin' Bayshore Community Hospital, for the benefit, of the new hos- covery's first-hand tour of Mos- Dickerson of NBC News, Robert deposits for a gain of 7.56 per Charles Baker and Arthur Mai- band, Dr. Herbert Ely Williams. istrative Services Office, which Saturday, Sept. 19, at 10 a.m. at pital. cow, with the expert help of two Novak of the New York Herald cent or $12,496,882,942 over the position he will continue to hold ers representing the Knights. Tribune, and producer Lawrence ARTHUR BEYER of Belford, Keyport High School athletic The ball game will be preceded Russian guides. They're 12-year- same date a year before. De- in addition to his other duties. Spivak. (color). who died July 7, left his auto field. A victory dance is scheduled by a marching band exhibition old Irena Tolstikova and Yuri posits are always lower in June, He joined the SATCOM Agency in and benefits from the Masons This integration of charity and for the members of all three or- and a brief ceremony. Popov, almost 14, Irena and but this time they were down August, 1963, after two years at 7:30-8 (2)-My Favorite Mar- and Plasterers Union Local 18 good citizenship has been an- ganizations that evening in the Children will be admitted free Yuri speak Russian and English only Vt of 1 per cent from De- Fort Bliss, Tex., where he was ian. (Repeat). Enjoyable outing, to his son, Arthur Beyer, and the nounced by John V. Hinds, Jr., K. of C. Hall, Rt. 35, Keyport. to the game. Tickets for adults and go to a special school that cember. commanding officer of the U.S. remainder of the estate to be grand knight of St. Joseph's A buffet supper will be served may be purchased from mem concentrates on languages. To- particular the first half in Army Signal Fire Distribution equally shared by his sons, Council No. 3402; Robert J. and an orchestra will play for bers of the organizations or at day, they'll show you famous his- which the Martian gives friend Systemi Training Activity. Arthur and Adolph Beyer. Malkmus, past master of Mata- dancing. locations to be announced. torical sites like the Kremlin, Tim the power of levitatton, and tell you how Red Square got its Tim goes crazy sailing items In LAWRENCE J. HINES of Long Col. Shafer was born in Inger- name and take you into their space. Branch, who died July 16, be- soll, Okla., and attended North- Today in History school. . queathed his estate to his sister, western State College in Okla- homa. During World War II he 8-9 (2)—Ed Sullivan. (Repeat). Mrs. Rose H. Smith. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was Signal Company commander, Van Johnson heads the list to- MARY E. STORM of Marlboro, 1:30-2 (7)—Issues and Answers. Today is Friday, Aug. 7, the 45th Infantry Division (Okla- night singing "I'm a Ham" and who died July 15, left her home Today's guest is Dean Burch, the 220th day of 1964. There are 146 homa), and served in Italy, "Just One of Those Things." furniture and furnishings lo her new chairman of the Republican days left in the year. Sicily, France and Germany. He George Kirby's impressions, Tc- husband Charles R. Storm, and National Committee. He will dis Today's highlight in history: became executive officer, and tie Fields' comedy turn, Grecco the rest of the estate to her niece, cuss the GOP's ohances for vic- On this date in 1942, U. S. Ma- later commander of a Signal and Willard's nonsense, the Lady- Sarah B. Van Kirk, tory. rines landed on Guadalcanal, Service Battalion in Germany in bigs and their "Beatlemania," EMILY SILLER of Fair Ha- n the Solomon Islands. It was and Bofofoy Vinton ("My Heart April, 1945. 1:30-4.20 (9)- Baseball. New ven, who died July 20, bequeathed he start of a bitter battle end- Belongs To Only You") are head- Col. Shafer is well-known In York Mets vs. Phillies, from Con- her diamond engagement ring to ng in the defeat of the Japan- liners, too, as is the musical the Monmouth area, having been nie Mack Stadium, (color). her sister, Elsie McGuinncsis; ese the following February. an instructor in the Officers De- Bantu numbers by the cast of the all money on deposit in a saving On this date: South African play, "Sponono." partment, Signal School, from 4:30-5 (4)—Recital Hall. A half accounts in the Brooklyn Savings In 1789, Congress established the September, 1!)4!), until January, hour concert by the Julian Bream Bank, Brooklyn, to her son, War and Navy departments. r 1DM. From lD5> to 1957 he served Consort featuring a program of 9:30-10 (2)—Brenner. "Record Robert C. Siller, and the rest to In 1940, Gen. Charles de as executive officer, Enlisted De- Elizabethan music. of Arrest." (Repeat). This 1959 Elsie McGuinness. Gaulle's Free French forces partment, and as deputy director episode is realistic and interest- MARY M. PRESLEY of Long pledged to continue the struggle and later director'pf the Officers 5-6 (5)—Golf. Final round ac- ing throughout. Young Brenner Branch, who died July !), be against Germany to the end. Department, the Signal School. tivity ol the 61st Western Open is assigned to work with an ex- queathed her estate to David In 1941, Russian planes He holds tho Army^Commenda Golf Tournament from Chicago's perienced plainclothes-man, in an W. Presley on the condition for bombed Berlin for the first inn Medal with two Oak Leaf Tam O'Shanter Country Club. attempt to break up a ring ped- the care of her spouse, William time. dling guns lo teen-agers. The Clusters. 5-5:30 (2)—Sports Spectacular. G. Presley. Ten years ago — President character of the plainclothesman Col. Shafer and his wife Mil- The final half of the second game Dwight D. Eisenhower informed is very well written and a bit GRACE M. COTTRELL of Key- dred live at 4 Hope Rd., Eaton for the American Challenge Cup West German Chancellor Kon- different from the TV cop. port, who died June 19, left her own. A son, Thomas, is a resi soccer championship, between de- rad Adenauer that the United ladies' jewelry to her daughter, dent of Now York City, and a fending champion Dukla Prague States would not npprove the re- Judy G. Cottrell, lier men's daughter, Janet, graduated this of Czechoslovakia and Zaglebie of 10-11 (4)—Du Pont Show of the turn of $500 million in German Jewelry to Philip Egan, and the snrinn from Arizona Slate Uni- Poland will be covered. Week. "The Bachelor Game." Test of the estate, in a trust assets seized in the United versity. She will enter teach- Repeat). Fans of the movies fund, to her daughter, .ludy G. States during the war. ing work in Phoenix, Arizona, generally identified with Doris Cottrell, with Philip Efjan as the Five years ngn — Bucking- 5-0 (4)—Sunday. NBC's week- Day, Rock Hudson and Cary this fall. The Shnfcrs' other two ly TV magazine focuses on World trustee untill lier daughter attains ham Palace announced Queen daughlera, Mrs. Norman Sickcls Grant which deal with beautiful the age of 21. Elizabeth wns expecting her War I and devotes the hour to a people speaking so-called sophis- and Mrs. Frank Hernandez, live review of the sights and sounds PAT MAXWELL of Union hird child early in 1950. in Red Bank. licated dialogue while romping Beach, who died April IS, Fred- One year ago — Mrs. John F, BENEFIT GAME — Harry S. Willoy, confer, presidont of Bayshora Community Hos- of the period. Recalling the war through slightly off-color roman- which was to end all wars. eric K. Ilnkns of Red Hank, whn Kennedy gave birth to her SPC- MEETING IS TONIGHT pital, buys first ticket to Masons-Knights of Columbus baseball game from John V. tic themes, may want to see how died June 2fl, William E. l.ee of ond son, Patrick Douvirr Ken- RI-:r> HANK - Shore Youths iuests will be Eddie Ricken- one might turn out under the Highlands, who died June 8, nedy, at Otis Air Force Base "or Goldwater meet tonight at Hinds, Jr., grand knight of St. Joseph's Council, Knights of Columbus, Keyport, «s backer, war hero; scientist Otto timilntioriR o( a 'IV studio and Gtdijic II. Vun Winkle of I,on|! piliil on Cape Coil. H o'clock at 2fl Sprint: St., lu'tc, Rubail J. Malkmus, past mastor of Matawan Lodge, F&AM looks on. The Knights llahn and French writer Andre a TV budget. The cast, headed Branch, who died July 1(1, anil and !) Circle Dr.., Riimson. lt will play the Masons of Matawan Lodge and Caesarea Lodge, Keyport, Saturday, Maurois. Oscar Brand will offer by Parry Nelson, Carolyn Groves medley of World War I songs. and iiill Ilinant. captures the Elhol B. Dloclt of Freehold Town- You find service you can trust tvns incurredly reported in yc-v Sept. 19 at 10 a. m. at tho Koyport High School athletic field for th» benefit of ship, who died July 11, left with one of tlio dependable firms [erdny's Register Hint the mcct- spirit of the (hinR and there are estates to their spouses. n the Daily Register Classified. ng was to he held last night. Bayshoro Community Hospital, 6-«:3O (2)—Twentieth Century, some laughs, (color) IMrs. ldalwe Bostjank of Farra-i MOONLIGHT SAD. 14—Friday, Aupuft 7, 1964 THE DAILY RFGISTF.R (India with H14.150,090. PakiSan, w.tf, iWi 4'/j OO0 Since' ingdale: two brothers. Larry KEYPflRT - EUs Udgt 2530 Truck Sought In Hit, Run Fatal Crash I Bradham and I^ewis Bradha/n, mil \fM iLs annual moonJjgbt 1M7 !ht U S h merely by OJ.Ung down on (M '"'• " V»"* ™" .'both at home; his paiernai s-ail Sundiy. teg 18, tuning at Inside .mport 'A only two Cadillac a """> Wbllli "> ln fc"'e:2n a:d lnt0- MILLSTONE TOWNIHHIP - while i y««. Turkey—largely a state rn'irf/a- , Hruli^m\wil sajJ from Pier 1, Atlantic Of !rorn wort. Yam (if the Crawbuck 9A. ad-i .,,„ '.„ , ,,, ,-..« ..,,„.„, Stite Police si Tenwaian t Earradf,intensive' o^aier/ia!'Highlaj^s Marina, on ove City Growing M»«'«I • •>'>l1»'6 **v.i* b i'•n" lr"s «m'A'"' " dress. He was employed if s Washington that * - for a truck they beiiew Dr. Malcolm B. -Cilmin, Mrs. Caterine of Kea/isburg." Tickets may be these loans ttaree wfi made to pri-:*e "murder m military -M . . . e y 1 warehouse manager by Rational was the vehicle which fatally sistant county physician, said Test of this place. obtained at the Elks Lodge, vate industries, Iia a detailed,The U. S. is continuing to g/ant Movers, Freehold. (Continued) injured a 21-year-old man here death was instantaneous. Young Funeral services will be held Broadway. quiring foreigners to pay only '/. compilation of all these loans last -called "supporting assistance" early Wednesday morning. It wasBradham sustained a fractured In addition to hit parents, he this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the of one p?r cent, plus a 10-year year, he produced official evi- Yemeij — Which is little more a hit-and-run accident. skull, back, shoulder and leg is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Clayton Funeral Home, Adelphia. Look ahead! Invest in » home moratorium on the principal. dence showing that many went and internal injuries, he said. Joan Johnson and Mrs. Patricia Burial will be in Evergreen of your own. See today's Daily to private banks, factories and an a satellite of Egyptian dic- John Percy Bradham, Jr., "Low interest rates are not John P. Bradham, Jr. was theCurcio, both of Freehold, and Cemetery, Farmingdale. Register Classified. necessary • and are unimportant other enterprises. Gamel Nasser. Crawbuck Rd., was killed at 4:10 when they concern Alaska bus- This compilation also disclosed inessmen, stricken by one of thethat foremost among the "unde- greatest natural disasters to be veloped" countries granted large (all any state," said Gruening amounts of these % ol one per "But when they concern foreign cent interest loans were: borrowers, low interest rates be- Argentina, $74,400,000; Turkey, come the be-all and end-all of the$38,350,000; Egypt, $36,300,000; entire foreign aid program, and Chile, $35,000,000; Brazil, $33,900,- we are warned that the program Liberia, $31,300,000; Colom- •will fail wnless the interest rate bia, $23,500,000; Bolivia, $18,900,- Is kept at % of one per cent per 000 and Costa Rica, $17,000,000. year. A number of these low interes "This is called having one's "development" loans actually cake and eating it, too." were for budget support; thai PHONY ARGUMENTS - Chief to offset balance-of-paymcnts and among administration arguments other deficits incurred by the In defense of the low "develop- borrowing countries. ment-' Joan interest rate is that In other words, the U. S., with "undeveloped" borrowing coun- its nwn budget running in the red tries lack the "hard" currency in the billions, is ladling out tens to pay higher rates. of millions to balance the budgets Illustrating the falsity of this of other countries. contention, Gruening cited the fol- That's the giant "hidden grant" lowing instance: in the foreign aid program. On SUMMER "Last December, a $250,000 loan the basis of its estimated $800 was made to the government of million cost to American taxpay- Tanganyika for a commodity trad- ers last year, this secret burden ing center. Interest on this loan in the pending foreign aid mea- at 3,{ of one per cent amounts to sure is calculated at around $ WHITE $1,875. At four per cent interest billion. per annum, the charge would be FOREIGN AID FLASHES -In $10,000, The'difference is $8,125. 1963, 35 countries were grantei The. government of Tanganyika low interest "development" could raise this additional sum loans. Larger beneficiary wa Chamberlain . • . (Continued) Keating. It did start out to be a warning that the ma1 chine Republicans ought to accept Conservative Partj help in putting Goldwater across. In accepting thai help, they would probably be saving Ken Keating, too Goldwater might be asked to try to pound somi The utmost in sleeping comfort—- pure white down pillows sense into .New York machine Republicans. But It a ticklish business for an out-of-state leader to inter fere in local matters. 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By JACQUELINE ALBAN State and Park officials didn't Monmouth Regional is Interested 9ANDY HOOK -The millionth :hare their views, however. They isitor is expected to pass ixpressed the belief that the new hrough the gates of the state iark is good for New Jersey and ark here on Aug. 15 — barring he county, including Sea Bright, In County « Vocational Program sudden siege of bad weather. port of the President of March, Auto Death distasteful" will start. jams at the park entrance, an its flora. average of 5,000 people daily not in our category. Our attrac- insured, at least in part, for municipalities in New Jersey »- 1964| he said: "This program will deal witl ' Two Months Away - hronged the beach here the first tions differ so widely that only perpetuity. which Have thus, far been quali- "High and mounting unemploy the concrete rather than the ab Final approval of all sites 'ear of operation. those not seeking amusements Under the state's Green Acres fied for federal aid," he said. ment of young people may well Decision Off from both Trenton and Washing- stract," Mr. Weinheimer said and variety patronize the state Mayor Handzo sees the Green be the nation's most formidable Public acclamation in the form program and the federal Open ton are only about two months "We are grouping students to a acility. We now believe there's Aores project as basically a way manpower problem in this dec of daily attendance records a Space Land program, this com- away, Mr. Dittmar said. The Until Aug. 19 complish this. Audio-visual aid, enough business to go around.'" to preserve land in its natural «de. (Unemployment rates of will be emphasized." he new state park brought forth munity is setting aside a total of state end of the program is Sea Bright and Highlands mer state. He said he hoped when young people between the ages of WEST LONG BRANCH—Plan- cries of alarm from Sea Bright 162 acres, for what Mayor handled by the Green Acres Di- Audio-Visual Materials ;hants say benefits are derived the programs are complete the 16 and 24 are already more than ning to consult the county pros- Keansburg, and Asbury Park George Handzo terms "preserv- vision of the state Department Students who learn slowly b; from last minute purchases by Colts Neck school system would ecutor first, Magistrate Charles Representatives of those munici ing land in its natural state." of Conservation and Economic twice" the average for workers opt Brooklyn, where his parents nhasp, from' Knritan to Atlantic Committee- will have lo add lire Mr. Kelly pulled the- burning Why is ilic township setting survey, legal and appraisal mind necessary to succeed in retary, W. Winfield West, to nd Saturday August I, and August Joseph and Josephine Carnclonna Highlands, highway spokesmen itom-i from the slorcronm. I [lit! pace m Green Acres sites? cosls, today's living. vertise for bids for 15,000 gal- 1964 from 9 a.m. In 12 noon.—Ad vr. have indicated that work has Police said a fireman and a Mr, llaiulzn and Mr. Ditlmnr bpen delayed by problems of Mayor llaud/.o takes siipcial chef put nut the blaze with a (iro agreed — "It's just foresight Become! 'Comprehensive' lons of fuel oil. The bids will be MELVIN P. STOUT Patrolman Robert Fnry is In property acquisition. pride in the Creamery Rd. prop- extinguisher. ' and planning." What hai Monmouth Regional received at the next meeting. Tax Collector vestigating. Tbc openmg of Lht Suez Ctn»l 4—JOO Poo'- ^ar^f give Soulb Ar»b!» a superisuv* S—Del tct'/e*—Police 1—Mew Kritegic importaoce is i 7—Fvotuou—bean, Mi , ;—Htm—ate Top Weekend FRIDAY n t let Mm. i of * aujor crostroids. It H 1 iA uttaati} .WC8S-TV r-Lock/ Me— i»J4~-Ow1a Do/— 1 Hr., 45 //.m r_4 '& Mir,. .WNBC-TV *itm—liraajct—rSIS-fcriwi Dsrttn/ i'Ali 2 Hn., 5 «..«. ti "S'«l DANCE J*Tm OtiaodS .WNEW-TV r <:1S 1 1 Ouaaaetn II :M ~-LACQI Mews—ftlcriord fiole TwMkt, Waft Mtliftf ! but . 1:15 2—Film—Corrje On f/iorine—173i— *—Fir«W« Theoler—Drama 2—News—Jlrn Jensen Richard Arlen—I Hr., 15 Mln. IJW, tad. tax. S*. Wolt M«l> AFTERNOON 4-t*evrs—Frank McCe» t—Film—Danger, Love At Work—1937 Iw and Ju» MDCIM, Sfwclal Alt H:M II—Htrailet—JacH McCarthy ~ -Trallm«t«x—WMtarn S-News Witt Two botdt cottiuatiilr Tonight'* top television shows novelist Susan Sontag; and critic 1—Low ol Ult—Strlot «—Film—The Secret,Fury— t:30 !• IZ. Mock HIHwm owl las previewed and selected by TVand author Alan Ptycc-Jones *-Soy* When—Joints 11—Nevrs—Kevin Kennedy 7—Father Known Best 4— N«»—Sander Vanocur Jot Micka. Far all ooet ond Key's staff of evperts who at- This week's "what ifs" include— 9-Niws—John Wlngolt Z-Lav* That Bob—Comedy i-Weother—Tex Antoln*e ' fm. Cam* aloM or couplet. (tend rehearsals, watch screen- Julius Caesar had not been as 12:15 4-Doble. Glllls—Comedy 5-Filro—The Cross ol Lorrolne—1943 ings, and analyze scripts in New sassinated? Alaska had remained *—Memory Lone—Joe Franklin Morty Gunty—Children Gene Kelly — 1 Hr.. SO Mln. 11:25 1-crwck McConn—Children 11—Weather—Marilyn Grey York and Hollywood. Russian territory? Hitler had 2—News—Robert Trout 1:09 11:15 11.» been Wiled in the Reichstag fire? 2—Film—His Girl Friday—1940—Cory .oca! News—Jim Harti 2—Search for Tomorrow II—Steve Allen—Variety Grant—90 Min. An assortment of good repeats 4—Truth or Consequences—Bob Barker A~-Film—Trie Baroness and the Butler 5—Cartoon Ployiime — The Great Adventure, Festival 10-11—(2) — Alfred Hitchcock 1KU—Wllllom Powell—m Mln. J—Film—Ivy—1W7—Joan Fontaine— 7—Ernie Ford—Vorlet/ I Hr., 50 Mir. £—Astroboy—Cartoon Frenzy, Alfred Hitchcock and "The Evil of Adelaide Winters.' 11:40 7—Film—Juke GtrHo<2—Ann 1I:M 5—King and Odle—Cartoons • 4—Johnny Carson Jack Paar — the comedy antics (Repeat). A slight drama about Sheridan—1 Hr., 25 Mln. 12:45 1J.30 of Ford and Hines "On Parade," a medium who claims to be in 9—Film— Wicriito— •—News and Wealher touch with the dead. The medium Z—Guiding Light—Serial 1955—Joel WcCreo. Lloyd Bridges, plus Channel 13's At Issue and 12:55 Vero Mile*—?0 Mln. Past Imperfect make up to- who will give fans the whim- 4— News—Roy Scherer OperotiOT Alphabet 5—Cartoons—Fred Scott night's choice viewing. Late hour whams, nicely played by Kim 5:30 1:00 viewers have their choice of a Hunter, has come onto a good 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 2—Leave It To Beaver 1—Supermen—Adventure good war drama. "The Cross of thing—a rich man who believes 4—Bachelor Father—Comedy 13—Onct Upon A Day—children 7—Film-Two In o Crowd—15J4—JBOH The acting of Miss Hunter and FRIDAY EVCNINS Lorraine" or Steve Allen's Show. Bmnetl—90 Mln. Baseball at 7:55 p.m. on 9 and 11. John Larkin gets top billing. II—Film—Marry Me Again— IMS-Mori* • :M Football on Channel 7 at 10 p.m. Wilson-1 Hr., 20 Mln. II—Three Stooges—Comedy 1:35 13—Whafs Ntw—CWldren 10-11—(4) - Jack Pasr Show. 5-Mtm 7—Weather—Ken Rabat 7:30-8:30— (2)-The . Great Ad- (Repeat). Jack has an unusua 1:M 1 I—As The World Turns venture. "The Night Raiders. (Continued on next page) 4-Ur'i Make A Deal 2—News—Robert Trout . RESTAURANT and (Repeat). Youngsters should look S-FIlm— Flying High— 4—Local Newj—<3abe Pressman, 1W—Bert Lahr—n Mln. Bill Rytn LOUNGE in on this dramatization of the S-Mlckey Mouse Club 7— Local News-Bill Seutel Lunctiuns Mon. thru Frl. famous John Brown story. Alvin J~ H: 10:50; Olobal 3:23 7—To Bt Announced Airalr 2:00; 5:40: 9:W. 2— News— Douglas Edwordi «-Golf Tips Star team, will give you e be SUN.—Shot In the Dark 3:50; 7:00; I'M It—Sports Hlohliahts tod-the-scenes look at the job of IO:QQ; Mailer spy 2:V); 8:W; S:*~ 2-Edoe ol. Night—Serial 13—Profile: New Jersey Mar. 2 and Evenings 7 and 9:25 4-You Don f Soy-Kenn«l/ building a competitive (earn from FREEHOLD 7::30. J—Route «—Drama SAT.—Shot in tht Dark 2:00; 7:00 .™.Wh t a Way To t—Bob Hope—Drama Italian and American Foods 7:55-10:4MH)-Baseball. New 8:«; 10:60. 7—Burke's Law-Mystery RICHARD BURTON SON.-Shot In tht Dark J:O0; 7:15; York Yankees vs. the Baltimore KEANSBURG ' 1J—Performance—Donee KITCHEN OPEN AVA GARDNER Orioles, from Yankee Stadium. LYRIC— , CASINO- 5—U^oucliobles-Pollcf ftom 11 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Brckct 2:35; 7:05; »:40. What a Way To Go. IJ—Compleat Gardener Monday thru Thursday DEBORAH KERR -•T-_.B.cl(it 2:35; 5:15; 7:55; 10:35. SAT. — Cartoons, Tarzan'a Savai Frl. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. - TIPPI HEDREN SEAN CONNERY 8-8:30—<13)—At Issue. A dis- BUN.— Becket 2:05; 1:15; 7:25; 10:03 Fury 2:00; What a W«y To Co. 2—Twllljht Zone—Drama cussion of the problems in their M .. r AIR— 6UK.—The Killers, Chartrooje Ci *—On Parade—Musical •MARTINGABEL..^*-.TECHNICOLOR* Itfj SUE LION 7—Price Is Right—Culler) TAKEOUT 741-067? localities by Negro civil rights '• i * Tht Seven Hoodi 3:10; 7:25 10:00. HAZLET IJ-Past Imperfect—Panel Opposite leaders from various parts of HAT.—Robin A The Seven Hoodi 2:00 10:00 1:15; 6:30: 8:49; 11:00. LOEWS DRIVE-IN— *«xJ lank Railroad Station the country. Guests are Albert BUN.—Robin * The Seven Hooda 3:23 FW. ft 9A.T.—Cartoon «:30; Sund Raby, a leader of the Co-ordinat- 5:00; 7:30; 0:55. In New Vork «:37; Nitht of t PREVUE TOMORROW 9:30 PARAMOUNT— Ituana 10:15; Kluln' CouJlnt 12:1 ing Council of Community Or- SUN.—Cartoon.O-Rama 8:30: Nlrht STARTS SUNDAY Umink«ble Moll/ Brown 2:<0! 7:30 the Iruana 8:51; 1:00; Bundar DeniesRumor ganizations In Chicago; Rev. Eu-.10:00. New York 11:00. ATLANTIC gene Calender, co-chairman of SAT.—Unilnkabu Molly Brown 2:00; PLAZA- THEATRE 4:15; 6:30; 8:45; 11:15. Allnnllo Jlublanuv-Ti I. ">1 m Id he Harlem Neighborhood Associ- SUN.- " • Molly Brown 2:30; FRl. ft SAT.-Robin ft The Bev Of Sale Of THEIR FIRST FULL-LENGTH 5:00; 7:30; 10:00. Hood« 2:00; 7:35: lo-.oo. ation; Aaron Henry of Clarks- SUN.—Robin ft The Seven Hoodi J:O0 NOW—EVES. 7 AND 9 MOTION PICTURE IN COLOR! ST. JAMES- 5:00: 7:30; 0:45. dale, Mississippi, state leader of Pall ofthi Roman Empire 2:30; 7:00; MATINEE SAT. AT 2 9:40. EAST BRUNSWICK Shore Hotel he NAACP; and D. G. Gibson SAT.—JFall of the Roman Empire of Oakland, California, admin- 3:00; 4:30; 7:10: 9:55. 1URNPIKE- SEA BRIGHT - "The Penin- BUN.—'Fall of the Roman Ktnplre INDOOR—Rollln ft Tim gtv«n Hoofl strative assistant to the Demo- 2:00; 4:30; 1:05; 9:40. 7:30; 11:25; Summer Holiday 9:45. sula House definitely has not SAT. ft SUN.—Summer Holiday 2:00 ERNEST BORGNINE cratic State Assembly members. COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE 0:45; rtobln A The Seven Hoode 3:4 been sold." 7:30; 11:25. JOEFLYKNIMCOWIW 8H0RE DRIVEIN- So said Rigaud B. Paine, man- Cartoons 8:25; Robin ft The fieven OUTDOOR — FJTI. BAT. ft SUN. AND THE WHaE 9:30-10—(4)—OA Parade. This ttonin ft The Seven Hooda 8:15; 12:1 Hoodi 8:50', 12:20; BulUti For a. Bad- Bummer Holiday 10:35. ager of the Ocean Ave. land- McHALE'SCREW! week, the spotlight illuminates man 11:00. mark, squelching the many ru- SAT. 4 SUN.—Robin ft The Seven SOUTH AMBOY the talents of the husband-and- Hoods 8:23: 11:45; Bullets For > Bid- mors here concerning a change man 10:30. STABBING CUFF wife comedy team, Phil Ford and MADISON CINEMA— in ownership. BELMAR PRI. SAT. ft SUN.—Robin ft Th. Mimi Hines. They sing a little, Beven Hooda 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:30. ROBERTSON FLY-TN DRIVE-IN- "The place is up for sale," Mr. hoof a little, and act out funny Cartooni 8:25: Good Neighbor Sam PERTH AMBOY Paine confirmed. He said, how- JANE FONDA stories. Mimi is at her best im- fi:50; 1:20; McLlntock 11:15. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- ever; that there is no solid pros- personating a beer- guzzling 8AT. — Good Neighbor Sam 8:25; FRI. ft BAT.—Cartoon* 11:30; Youni ROD TAYLOR 12:W: MeLlntock 10:45. Savages 8:48: 1:13; Robin ft Th< pective buyer in the picture. mouse. SUN.—'What a Way To do 1:26; Sevtn Hoods 11:00. Mr. Paine noted that he has 12:00; Bedtime Story 10:30. SUN.—Cartooni fl:30; Robin ft Tin NOW—EVES. AT 8:10 JIM BACKUS Seven Hooda 0:00; 1:20; Youni heard the rumors also and was NEPTUNE CITY Savages 11:33. MATINEE SAT. AT 2 9:30-10-;(13) — Past Imperfect. NEPTUNE CITY- MAJESTIC— quite firm in his denial of An ofMxat and interesting show Robln A The Seven Hooda 2:20; 7:20; Robin ft The Siven Hoodi 2:20; 4:50 WEST SIDE STORY" COLOR 0:50. 7:15; B:(5. sale. NOW—TWO BIG HITS—TWO on which a panel of knowledg- SAT.—nonln * The Beven Hoodi 2:J0; 6:00; 8:25, 10:40. BAT.—Robin * Tlie 8ev«n Hooda 2:35 The structure is owned by SUNDAY — MONDAY AlS0 ible guests discuss what "might BUN.—Robin ft The Beven Hoodi 1:30; S.10; 7:40; 10:15. Thomas McDarby of Rumson ENSIGN " - - have been" had certain, histori- 4:50; 1:20; 9:60. SUN.—Robin t Th« Beven Hood TROY DONAHUE iti ••*»!>%" ••• "OPERATION 2:20; 4:80; 7:1S; 9H5. and three brothers, James, Ed- TY HARDIN« cal events not happened or hap- PULVER" 11 I PETTICOAT" EDISON ward and William Murphy, Eliza- "Palm Springs Weekend" pened differently. Eric Larrabee NORTH OF RED BANK MENT.C PARK CLNEMA- beth car dealers. is host and the panel consists of Roliln ft The Seven Hoods 2:00; <: HIGHLANDS B:Ml; 9:1S. listorian Arthur Schlesinger Jr., SAT.—Robin ft The Seven Hoodi 2:0. MARINE- 4:25; 7:20; 9:30. West 8>

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In addition, Kate Srilith's 7—Christopher Proflrom I—Code Three—Police $—Film—The Crime Doctor's Courage DURING LUNCHEONS 9—Cooklna . 1945—Warner Baxter—I Hr., 25 Mm. 7:29 II—En France— Language aas get a few solos and Sam •Film—Target 2ero—1955—Richard 7-News S—Adventurous Mission I—Jack La Lanne AT THE 11:30 Levenson's followers a study of Conle-90 Mln. 10:30 * 7:30 3—Roy Rogers 4—Youth Forum—Gordon 1—I Love Lucy—Comedy 2—Lcve To Read 4—Fury—Adventure ,randma today, (color). 2—P reviews J—Film—Slave Ship—1937—Wallace 7:U 4—Word For Word 7—Project Know 5—Yancy Derringer Beery-2 Hrs. 7—Price Is Right—Cullen BROTHERS 2—Give Us This Doy—Rellolon 8:00 7— Beany and Cecil 7—Discovery 'w—Children I—Bold Journey—Trovel 2—Captain Kangaroo 9— Editorial Poge 10-1—(7) — Football. The Chi- 9—Treasure—Documentary '•• RESTAURANT and II—Word of Llle 10:55 4—Crusader Rabbit cago Bears, the champions of the 2—All Join Hands— Children 1:10 4—News—Edwin Newman COCKTAIL LOUNGE 5—Community Dialogue 7—This Is The Answer I—Sporls—Jerry Cokman 11:« 7— Davey and Golioih SATURDAY AFTERNOON National Football League, vs. 1:15 I—McCoys—Comedy • ENTERTAINMENT 12:00 1:B 8:39 the College All-Stars in the 31st4—Library Lions—Education I-Boseball-Ynnkees I—Concentration—Downs • DELICIOUS HOME COOKED 5—Film Feature 2—Sky King annual game held at Soldier S—Llght Time—Rellolon I—Gel The Message ITALIAN FOOD 7—CcrioortS 4—Bullwinkle 1—Christopher Program >—Changing Earth—Science ?:W 5—Beachcomber •—Catholic Hour—Religion Field, Chicago. Curt Gowdy re- 1:10 7—Issues and Answers 1—Bora The Clown—Britten LUNCHEONS 2—Alvln—Cartoons 7—Bugs Sunny »—News end Weothtr 11:2S 4—Kit Carson—Western 9—Film—The Secret Fury—Claudette ports the action and Bill Flem- 9— Baseball— Mets 11:30 A.M. - 2 P.M. 1:35 2:00 S-News 5—Just For Fun—5onny Fox * Colberl, Robert Ryon—90 Mln. ming handles the half-time inter- 9—Christopher Program 11:30 Read what 7— Film—Musical "Mountain Rhythm" 1—Lqurel and Hard/ I—Open Mind—Discussion DINNERS—5 • 10 P.M. 1V42—90 Art in. 1:10 '-Youth Wonls To Know .'ele and Glodys—Comedy 12:30 4—Jeopardy—Fleming 2 MORFORD PL. Hugh O'Brian says ?:30 2—Science Unlimited 2—Around Tht Corner 5—King and Odle—Cartoons I—News 5—Romper Room—Children about filling 2—Tennessee Tuxedo 4—Mr. Wizard 7—Missing Links—Clark RED BANK 4—Ruff and Reddy 5—Film—20,000 Men o Year—Randolph 11:10-1—(5) — Movies. "The 7—Faith For Today—Religion 9— Bible Answers , 9—Girl Talk—Panel Humphrey Bogart's shoes ?:40 Scotr-90 Mln. Cross of Lorraine." (1943). Jean J—F|Im—Strange Lody In Town—1955 9— News and Wealher" 7—American Bandstand II—Evangel Hour—Religion. Greer Garson—2 Hrs, FREE with Sunday's 9:45 1;W 'iprre Aumount, Gene Kelly and -Page Cfne—interview ? Cartoons Gedric Hardwicke star in this ex- 4-TV Church School 3:00 11-Llving Word 4—International Zone 4-Master Builders JOURNAL-AMERICAN 10:00 1—Sports—Red Barber ceptionally good anti-Nazi film 4—Let's Talk About God 5—Film—Fighter Squadron—1P4S— 2—Gulck Draw McGraw 1:15 about a group of Frenchmen who 5—Wonderama—Sonny Fox Edmond O'Brien—2 Hrs. AIR-CONDITIONED -V 1—Old Timers' Day—Baseball 7—For Thou Art With IAe r-Fllm—The Devil's Squadron—19M 1:30 surrender to the Germans and 9—Gospel Time—Music Richard Dl>—TO Mln. 1—Wllliom Tell—Adventure SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA 2—Our Miss Brooks ;o to a prison camp to learn 1:10 4—Lei's Talk Business 4—TV Hour 6! Stars—Droma 7—F»nny Manns how the Nazis really operate. 4—Jewish Fourth R 4:20 HIDE-AWAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE 9— Baseball—Mets t:M •—Clubhouse—Phil Foster Much of the drama is grim and 2—Way To Go—Religion 2:110 4:25 Enjoy our delicious cocktails 2—Long view—Discussion morbid but moving. One of di- 4—Jewish Heritage 7—Brother Buzz 4—N«wt—Edwin Newman 4—Film—Father's Doing Finer-Richard rector Fred Zinneman's ("From AM ill our I'anorumic View Lounge Allenborough—90 Mln. 9—Christopher Program SCENIC DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Here To Eternity" and "The 1-Rocky ond his Friends Cyt On New York V -/ 5—Film—Pardon My Saronfl— Bud -Recital Hall-Music overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. Abbot, Lou Costello—90 Mln. Nun's Story") earlier efforts.. 10:00 2-Lomp Unto My Feet 7-Mon Without A Gun COCKTAIL HOUR 7—Gale Storm >—Film—TtlB Secret Fury- II—Baseball—Yankees 4—A Moment With .... Friday 9 to 11 • Saturday 5 to 7 - Sunday 5 to 7 COMPLETE SEAFOOD DINNERS $2.00 7—Sunday Funnies See Sot. 12 noon 11:15-12:45—(11) - Steve Allen 9—VIP's—Biography 5:00 " „ Hars d'Oeuvres 2—Sum and Substance -Sports Spectacular 7—December Bride Show. A good mixture of different 1—Let's Hove Fun—Children (Businessmen's Luncheon Served) • COCKTAILS * LUNCHEONS 10:1! 4—Sunday—Frank Blair personalities should prove to be 9—Senate News Conference 5—Western Open—Golf 1 WILLOW ST. HIGHLANDS 2—Repertoire Workshop -Film—A Midsummer Night's Dream • 3 BANQUET ROOMS • 4 BARS 7—Rescue 8 fun tonight. Steve welcomes ac- 10:10 1961—Rlchafd Burton-2Vi Hrs. At rhs Woterfronr I'.IO tress Dina Merrill, singer Oscar 3—Look Up And Live DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE 2—Film—Crlss Cross—Burl Lancaster— 4—Agriculture U.S.A. J-Amateur Hour—Ted Mack 90 Mln. Brown Jr., funny-man Cliff 9—Point ol View—Discussion SUNDAY EVENINO 4—TV Hour of Stars ' Arquette, the comedy team of 11:00 5—Wire Service 2-Twentieth Century Stiller and Meara, and that zany 2—Camera Threa 4—Meet The Press—Interview 7—Ann Sothern 4—Searchlight— Interview 4:00 science professor Julius Sumner. 5-Fllm— High Wall-194I-Robert • AIR-CONDITIONED • 7—Ivanhoe—Adventure Taylor—2 Hrs. presents 7—Olympic Trials 9—Viewpoint Washington 4:15 f-Fllm—Giovanni Eplscopl, Murderer the FABULOUS 4—Movie Mementos TOMORROW 1947—90 Mln. 4:10 2—Musical Theatre' »:J0 Bnn futxat? 4—Film—Charlie Chan In Darkness— 4-Direct Line—Interview I-Mlster Ed-Comedy Sidney Toler—60 Mln. Richard Burton is going tfl 7—Sir Lancelot—Adventure 4-New York Illustrated 5—Horse Race—Saratoga 9—Film—Th» Secret Fury— 7:00 (formerly the Dutch Mill) 9-Fllm-The Secret Fury-Set 11 NMH join Les Crane on his new format 2— LosSle—Drbmo Bobby Wayne Ol. 9 lar details tonight and lie can be seen earlier 4— Bill Dana—Comedy HWY. 34 MATAWAN • Harry Venufa 4:45 on the rerun Saturday night ist Pete Fountain In action, plus 7:15 II—Post Game Show 1—Post-Gam Show—Barber DINNER SERVED • Jimmy Meyers singers Joan Tolliver, Doc Wat- 5:00 movie, "The Rains of Ranohi- 7:30 Tuesday - Thursday 5 P.M. - 10 P.M. 2—Film—Legent of the Lost—John pur." Other good reruns include son, Bill Monroe, the Geezinjaw 2—My Favorite Martian Appearing Woyne-2 Hrs. Brothers, the Serendipity Singers 4-Walt Disney's World Friday and Saturday 5 to 15 P.M. 5—Western Open—Golf Hootenanny, The Defenders and 7—Empire— Drama Sunday Noon • 9 P. M, 7—Wide World of Sports and the Goldbriars, with Homer 9—Film—The Bross Legend—IPSfl— the Hollywood Palace's variety CLOSED MONDAYS FRI., SAT., SUN. 9-? II—Foreign Legionnaire and Jethrq on for laughs. Hugh O'Brlan-90 Mln. Sunday Cocktail Hour 4 • 8 5:10 stanza. Summer Playhouse of- I-Wyatt Eorp-Wesfern •NBC Sports Special fers a comedy starring Dan • :00 featuring the finest in charcoal broiled . . . We alto have the II—Rocky and His Friends Dailey and Repertoire Workshop 8.30-9:30 (2) -The Defenders. 2-Ed Sullivan—Variety Finest Hood 0,id Seafood. EVENING S-Communlty Dialogue • Steaks • Chops • Shrimp • Swordfish Steaks 4:00 fans will enjoy the famed "Black "Metamorphosis." (Repeat). An 1-25 Men—Western 4—Kaleidoscope 4 1:30 Nightly Special—The Don Quixote Stuffed Shrimp 5—Sandy's Hour Nativity" cast in a program of absorbing, occasionally illuminat- 4—Grlndl— Imogene Coca 9—Film—The Secret Fury—Set 11 songs and poems. Sports are ing drama on the pros and cons 5-Oplnlon In the Capital LUNCHEONS • COCKTAILS • DINNERS Noon Ch. 9 for details liberally scheduled throughout 7—Arrest and Trial II—Three Stooges if capital punishment. Script I—International Soccer «:J0 the day. really comes to grips with its DINE TO PIANO MUSIC 4—News subject when the condemned kill- 2—Celebrity Game 5-Astroboy er is finally put on the witness 4—Bonanza—Western FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS! 7—Lawbreaker—Lee Marvin 1:15-2 (11)—Old Timers Day. 5—Boston Symphony 11—clay cole tand, so stay with it till the fi- I THE POET'S INN The 18th annual Old-Timer's «—Film—Lohengrin—1955—14 Hrl. «:« nale.. Plot concerns a man who's 4-Local News-Gabe Pressman Baseball game (two innings) in 3—Brenner—Mystery COCKTAIL LOUNGE been holding up his execution for which former Yankee stars play 1—Open End—David Sussklnd 4-Weather -Frank Field ears (like Chessman) through French and American Cuisine 7:00 former baseball stars from the -andld Camera— Klrby 2—News—Tom Dunn legal maneuvers and is now National and American Leagues. 4—Du Pont Show—Comedy •Bachelor Fother 5—Under Discussion—Panel Party Facilities 5-Top Cat—Cartoon awaiting final word from the if you like seafood .. . 17—Death Valley Days clemency board. The killer's per- 1 1 01 11 1.30-4.30 (9) - Baseball. New "T'So'rn." " " " ™'' Diners and American Express 7:10 sonality is quite different from It: 30 2-Lucy-Dcsl—Comedy York Mets vs. Phillies, from Con- 2—What's My Line? then you have a treat in store for you when 4— Lieutenant—Drama Chessman's, so there's room for nie Mack Stadium, (color). 10:45 you visit the Lintroft Inn. You'll find a 5—Film—Spok Busters—Leo Garcey— suspense and originality. 1m—The Secret Fury— 60 Mln. 11:00 variety of fresh-from-tho-saa dishes pre- RT. 79 7—Hoolenanny—Songs I—News—Harry Reosoner 9—Film—"Andrea Chenler"-J90 Win 24.45 (li)-Baseball., Yankees 4—News—Frank Blair • (French-Italian; 1959) MI (4)^Saturday Night at the pared in the manner that has become the MATAWAN 1—Film—Missile to the Moon—Richard vs. Baltimore Orioles, from Yan- 11:19 4-Weather—Frank Field Travls-90. Mln. kee Stadium. Movies. "Rains of Ranchipur.' favorite of the most discriminating seafood MAIN ST. (1955). (Repeat). Lana Turner 11:15 2—News—Joe Loughlln connoisseurs. Try us the next time you have 2—Defenders—Droma and Richard Burton star in this 4-The Saint—Mystery 4—Joey Bishop—Comedy 3-3:30 (2) — Repertoire Work- elaborately produced remake of 11:25 a hankering for fish. 5— Lawman—Western J-Flim—The Violent Men-1954- 7-Lawrence Welk- shop. "Jubilation." A program the Myrna Loy-Tyrone Powei Barbara Stanwyck—1 Hr., SO Mln. M 9:00 of poems and gospel singing by film "The Rains Came," abou 11:31 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK •-Film—The Rains of RnncMpur— 5—Film—The Late George Apley—1947 1W5— Lana Turner—2 Hrs. the cast of the ofW3roadway pro- the forbidden romance between Ronald Coleman—1 Hr., 40 Mln. 5—Deputy—Western duction "Black Nativity." The I—Encounter 9—Exhibition Football—Jets the wife of an English nobleman 1—Exhibition Football—Giants performers include Vinette Car- and a progressive Hindu doctor '-Hews ":" roll, Marion Williams, the Stars 12:00 LINCROFT INN WOULD RENOWNED 2—Summer Playlioust Nothing new in the way of drama of Faith vocal group and Bobfrom the plot, but the pace is '-Film—Mystery of Mr. Wono-1939 5—Dragnet—Police Boris K.orloff-1 Hr., 20 MlnT NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD 7—Hollywood Palace Pinkston and the Pinkston Sing- smooth, the spectacle lavish, and 1-Word of Life—Religion 10:00 ers. 2—Guijsmoke—Western the stars attractive, (color). 741-9755 THE INK SPOTS 5-Wrestllng-Brldgeport 4-Fllm—Secret Mlsslon-1?44-Jamei Mason-! Hr., 50 Mln. 10:30 4-5 (7)—Olympic Trials, From 9-Utm and Weather 7—Car 54—Comedy 9-11:30 (9)-Football. Exhibi- MS TONIGHT and SATURDAY NIGHT 11:00 New York's Randall Island hope- tion game between the New York J—New* 2—News—Mlkt Wallace fuls for the women's division of V.M 4-Nem-Bob Wilson Jets and the Buffalo Bills, from 7—News—Bob Young the US Olympic team compete [—Film—The Greal Profile—1940— Tampa, Florida. John Borrymore—1 Hr., 25 Mln. 11:10 in a track and field meet. In 4—Weather-Frank Field 2:05 ANNUAL addition, from Atlantic Highlands. 4—Sermonette—Religion 11:15 . 1:45 •-Film—Pat and Mike—1952- New Jersey, the final race of 9-Midnight (ll)-Football. Ex- Katherlne Hepburn-1 Hr., 40 Mln. 2—Film-College Rhythm—1934-Jot 7—Les Crone—Variety the Olympic Yacht Trials. bition game between the New Penner—1 Hr., 35 Mln. 4:20 , 11:J0 York Giants and the Minnesota S—Film—Disbarred—1939—Call *-Fllm—The Polama Game—1957— BABY Vikings, from Minneapolis, Minn Patrick—1(4 Hrs. Doris Doy-1 Hr., 50 Mln. 4:30-5 (5) — Horse Race. The MONDAY MORNINO 11:30 $50,000 Whitney Stakes, from 4-Weather-Frank Field 9:30-10 (2) — Summer Play- 9—Top Star Bowling Saratoga. 2—Previews ^PRICE'S 7—News 12.00 house, "low Man on a Totem •:15 PARADE 5-^FIIm-The •Magnet-1956-Stephen Pole." Pilot film loosely based 2-Glve Us This I Murray— 1 Hr., 45 Mln, 54:30 (7) — Wide World of " irmenette— Religion 1—Film— Frantatfeln's Daughter—1951 Sports. One of the better sum- on H. Allen Smith's humor which John Ashley-90 Mln. »:» here tells of the troubles between 2— Summer Semester 2 P. M. SATURDAY, AUQUST 15 12:M mer events on this excellent 4—Modern Math Restaurant and Motel 9—News ond Weather show ... the men's National a columnist and his publisher. 11:45 Mr. Smith's pleasant prose reads "•rolect Know—Education exclusively for the I to 6 crowd . .. prettiest For the Ultimate In 7-Fllm-Tlme Runnlnj Out—I9S5- AAU Swimming and Diving 7:00 Done Clork-1 Hr., 45 Mln. Championships from Los Altos, a lot better than this show, but 2—News and Weather blondes, brunettes, red heads . . . float] , . , Seafood and Steaks 11:55 there are some amusing moments 4—Today 4-Fllm-Only ttie French Can—1954- California. Naturally, champions 7—Ann Sothern—Comedy decorated carriages... UrS. Government Bonds J«« Gabln—1 Hr., 50 Mln. in this AAU event will be fa between hero Dan Dailey and 7:25 ; . 1:11 vored for swimming berths on publisher John McGiver. This 5—Coll to Proyer-Rellalon (or first prizes... and trophies for all winners. •. 2-Newi our Olympic team. Next week is pilot number two for Dailey 5—Meaning of Communism please note 2 p. m. starting time COLD PLATTERS 1:15 7—Oole Storm—Comedy 2—Film-Tall 5plrv-.]939-Allce Fayt ... the gals. on this series ... in oase fans • • • LOBSTER CM DININ& DANCING think he's a regular. z—Captain Kongaroo SHRIMP 1:45 Jack Bilby broadcasts SUMMER SHOWCASE 10 p. m. Fridayi 5—Danger Man—Mystery —Sondy Becker—Cartoon! or CRAB 2:45 5:30-6 (4)-Sports Special. A 7—Courageous Cat—Cortoom SERVED WITH 4—Sermonerte—Religion popular sport which is reportedly 9:30-10:30 (7)-HoJlywood Pal 1:20 SPECIAL—Every Monday in August all rides J4 price 2:50 ace. (Repeat). Sinuous Diahann '—Billy Bang Bang—Cartoon COLE SLAW gaining in popularity every day 1:23 POTATO SALAD i-Fllm— champagne- Waltz—1937— Carroll and Nat "King" Cole Fred MacMurray—I Hr., 15 Mln. . . . sport parachuting . . . gets '-News SLICED TOMATOES 4:15 the full treatment here today. dominate this variety bill and BEVERAGE and DESSERT 2—Film—Death of o Champion—1939 '—Little Rascals—Comedy Filmed at the Naval Air Station they're both on for more than 1:45 OLYMPIC PARK Donald O'Connor—i Hr., 15 Mln,- 5:50 in Pfensacola, Florida, the show the usual three minutes. Allen 5— King and Odie—Cartoons OCEAN and MORRIS AVES., LONG BRANCH 2-Fllm-Let's Make a Mllllon-1937— and Rossi supply their brand of 9:00 Edward Everett Horton—114 Hrl. features champ sky-diver Jim 2—My Little Margie-Comedy IRVINGTON-MAPLEWOOD Arender. (Color). broad comedy and Paul Winchell 4—Birthday House—Children 5-Sondy Becker-Children Nearly 8 million cords of pulp- quips with his puppet." Also, Ken wood are harvested annually on 7.30-8:30 (7)-iHootenanny. (Re- Murray with more old films of Canadian and U.S. forest lards peat). Not only is the Unifersity Hollywood. , Dudley Decrees— for newsprint. of Tennessee at Knoxville the host of this "hoot," but three 11:15-13:45 (7)-The New Les Not my McDonald's hamburger Every Wednesday and Thursday Suicide has become one of theof Us undergrads (the Cumberland Crane Show. The tiig news tonight is Richard Burton's appear- starting August 12, as 10 leading causes of death in Trio) take to the stage in song. Kentucky. Another special Is jazz clarinet- ance on (his controversial late STEAK and hour conversation series. CHICKEN NITES SUNDAY ALL YOU CAN EATI the Best of juicy prime beef— 10-10.30 (2) — Lamp Unto My broiled at you like if—or Feet. "Nobody Uses Icemen Any- tender fried chicken . • with Cobblestones more." The frequently used plot tolad, (ranch fries, rolls and butter. of lack of communication between the old and the young is Restaurant explored once again in this hal Dancing - Entertainment hour drama about a retired COMPLETE workman living with his son and daughter-in-law-. The cast in Youngsters love McDonald's Hamburgers—and you S eludes Dino Terranova as the old will, tool They are made of 100% pure beef—not 50 man, Jerome Guardino as his GRANT BROTHERS frozen meat—but top quality beef ground fresh daily. Sunday Dinner • . . 3 son, and Eleni Kiamos as the wife. They're served hot off the grill on toasted bun—the choice of Gourmet's Delight! Our way you like 'em best. Everything at McDonald's is so Baked Virginia Ham, Fruit Sauce, Braised 10:30-11 (2) — Look Up and inviting ... so spotlessly clean. Come in for the tastiest SATURDAY NIGHT BUFFET $3.25 Log of Baby Lamb, Mint Jelly, Roast Ver- Live. "The Images of Mar." food in town at prices that please! mont Turkey, Giblet Gravy, Sauerbratttn, Part 5. "Jazz at the Half Note." 25 delectable dishes, served 6 to 9 A taped performance of jazz from Regular dinner menu nightly, except Monday, 6 to 10 Potato Dumpling . . . the New York club, "The Half look for the golden archea Sunday Dinner from 11:30 on Note," featuring the sounds of to Complete Dlnneri from $2,95 . . . Children'! portion! HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN — 741 - 8344 Lennie Tristano Quintet. Surfing championships on Lonf Island recently drew 210 con McDonald's 71& WM' (IM testants from nine states, lest tying that Iho sport is gainin MIDDLETOWN Directly on the Ocean at N. Bath Ave, Long Branch, N. J. adhcrenL? on the East Coast a: HIGHWAY (Jus35 t North of Five Corners) well »s the West. Turn To Reason Joins 8 Others In $100,000 Sapling Tomorrow

OCEANPORT - Patrice Ja- in the National Stallion and wasi spectively. Braulio Baeza will unreeled a Mazing six furlongs cobs' Turn To Reason came third in Tremont. The juvenile ride Bold Lad while Bob Ussery in 1:09.3 to Score a two-length tri- from Saratoga for a stall at is the son of Hail To Reason who will be aboard the other half of umph over Native Charger. Monmouth Park with an eye on carried Miss Jacobs' silks to the entry. Another to catch the bettors' competing in the 19th running of victory in the I960 Sapling in Bold Lad, a chestnut son of glance, will be Time Tested. Aft- the Sapling Stakes here tomor- record time of 1:10.2. Bold Ruler-Misty Morn, by er finishing second in four stakes, row. Favorite Listed Princequillo, has won four of rime Tested captured the Great Turn To Reason's entry brought The Sapling is contested at his six starts, finishing second taerican and Dover Stakes. In to nine the number of likely start- six furlongs and it appears that in the other two. His victories in- recent workout here, the son ers in the $100,000 final feature of the posttime favorite will be the clude the Tremont and his divK if Better Self worked an im- the season. entry of Bold Lad and Time sion of the National Stallion yressive five furlongs in :59.3 Phil Grimm has been engaged Tested, who races for Wheatley Stakes. In a prep for the Sapling tandily, with fractions of :23.2, to ride. The colt finished second Stable and Ogden M. Phipps re- here last Saturday, Bold Lad 34.2, and :46.3. Other Starters Others expected to start in Saturday's 100 grander ere Fred W. Hooper's Tibidabo with How- ard Grant at the controls. Isidor Bieber's Flag Raiser (John Sell- ers); Mrs. Bayard Sharp's Weigh- mastef (Heliodoro Gustines); Warner Stable's Native Charger (Garth Patterson); North Forty Stable's Sadair (Manuel Ycaza), and Jumping Brook Farm's Hi- Hasty (Eric Guerin). ALL-STARS' TOP STARS — Among the top players on the roster of Coach Otto Graham's All-Stars who will clash A field of nine starters will with the Chicago Bears, National Football League champions, In Soldier Field, Chicago, tonight are quarter- give the Sapling a gross value of slightly more than the guaranteed back George Mair of Miami, Flat.; halfback Joe Don Looney of Oklahoma, halfback Paul Warfield of Ohio State, 16th Sweepstakes Sailing $100,000 of which the winner re- tackla Carl Eller of Minnesota and guard Bob Brown of Nebraska. This will be tha 31st annual All-Star game. ceives 60 percent. In the event that all nine go, the gross for the Bears Two-TD Choice Over Stars; Regatta Here This Weekend fixture will amount to $102,575. RED BANK - Hoist the sails gun-off time. Sunday final races Flying Dutchmen, the class Baseball r will be the cry on the Navesink will get off at 1 p.m. ilh the speed, and the one that River front this weekend as Mon- Two hoists will launch the craft akes it tough even for a rugged George Mira's Passing Arm Ailing after registration, which starts :rew, was won last year by John Schedule mouth Boat Club sponsors the at 7 o'clock tonight. ull, Monmouth Boat Clulb, and a 16th National Sweepstakes Sailing Four Monmouth Boat Club ational champion. American League 9-2 edge -In this series. Coach The All-Stars' top pass re- CHICAGO (AP)-Tho favored turned back all challenges en Regatta. skippers will have their titles on Outsiders taking home the W. L. Pet. G.B. route to the National Football Otto Graham's All-Stars did up- ceivers are Chuck Logan of Oiicago Bears are determined the line in a regatta that Is ex- irires last year were Jim Swen New York .._ Gt 40 .615 — .eague championship last year set Green Bay last year 20-17. Northwestern, Bel Profit of UC- After the veteran skippers fin- to uphold the prestige of pro pected to draw close to 135 sail- on, Packanack, Penguin; Hal Baltimore ..._ 66 42 .611 — and the coldly efficient bali-con- The passing and scrambling LA, Paul Warfield of Ohio ish up with their sailing, Mon- fessional football against the boats. /Slier, Raritan, Blue Jay, and Chicago 64 43 .598 1964 College All-Stars tonight at ,rol offense make the pros two- of Ron VanderKelen. and the State, Paul Martha of Pitt and day and Tuesday will be taken Borden "Brub" Hance, a noted albott Ingram, Shrewsbury Sail Los Angeles _ 58 54 .518 10 Soldier Field before an expected .ouchdown choices over the in- kicking of Bob Jencks did the job Hal Bedsole and Willie Brown of over by the youngsters for the Wood-Pussy sailor, won the g and Yacht Club, Comet class, Minnesota .... 53 55 .491 13 crowd of 70,000 fans. ixpcrienced collegians. for the collegians in 1963, much Southern California. National Junior Sweepstakes for "Sweeps" title last year in that The Junior Sweepstakes .will in- Detroit 54 57 .486 13'/j The Bears' sturdy defense that Although the pros hold a 19- to the embarrassment of the The collegians will be chang skippers under 17 years of age. class, and is expecting to be a ude a series of three races in Boston 52 57 .477 W/, Packers. ing uniforms as soon as the Seven classes will race in the strong contender again this week- ret 14, Comet, Blue Jay, Wood- Cleveland 49 59 .454 17 • The 31st annual rivalry will game is over and head for their Saturday and Sunday affair. In- end. Pussy, Penguin, Sailiish and Su- Kansas City 42 66 ,369 24 start at 9 p.m. EST with radio respective pro camps. cluded will be Flying Dutchmen, Midgets Test Track Marks Bruce Anderson, a champion of »r Sailfish classes. Washington .. 42 71 .372 26'^ and television coverage by ABC. If there are any leaks in the .ightningvs, Comets, Jet 14, Wood the Penguin class for a few years, Thursday's Results All - Star pass defense or lack Pussy, Penguin and Blue Jay. After skippers meet at 9:3 A muscle strain in George will be operating in a Jet 14 in Minnesota 6, Boston 5 Mira's right arm makes the Mi. of fire in their pass rush, Bil ;.m. Monday, the first race wili At Old Bridge Oval Tonight Three races are scheduled, with hopes of repeating in that class. New York 5, Kansas City 3 Wade of the Bears probably wil ;et under way at 10:30. A secom OLD BRIDGE — Track records ami quarterback a doubtful fac- Anderson won last year's Wood- Detroit 5, Chicago 2 The 1963 Indianapolis champion, find them. Although Wade con- Saturday's starting time being ace will hear the starter's gun will be on the line tonight at tor. Pete Beathard of Southern Pussy class with 6SV4 points. Irv Only games scheduled. Pamelli Jones, Torrance, Calif., centrated on short passes and 10:39 a.m. In the afternoon, it 2 p.m. The third and final Uie Old Bridge Speedway as ex California is due to start for the Lewis won the Lightning title last Today's Gamei was expected to be in the field, ball control last year, he may the craft will swarm out on ivent will shove off from ths champions, Indianapolis winners, All-Stars but Graham counted year. Boston at Chicago but may be listed as a doubtful be tempted to go for the bomb the river again for a 2 p.m. locks for a 10 a.m. start. hot newcomers and top caliber on Mira's passing to help the Baltimore at New York, N starter, Jones and Rodger Ward, attack. The collegians' third in this game. Saturday will be a busy social USAC midget cars take to the 'tndy' winner in 1959 and '62, >ne for contestants with a lunc Minnesota at Cleveland, 2, half-mile oval in a 50-lap fea- quarterback is Jack Concannon Owner . Coach George Hallas twi-night were injured in separate crashes of Boston College, idieduled for skippers and crew, ture attraction. while testing tires at the Trenton has dedicated the game to the Kansas City at Detroit, N The tested pass defense of memory of John Farrington and Blefary Is Named blowing the last race, a danc Speedway yesterday. Washington at Los Angeles, N Willie Galimore, the two Bear irill be held at the club from Bears' quartet of Bennie Me- Saturday's Games Jones suffered burns of the players who were killed two 30 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Rae, Dave Whitsell, Richie Pet- Washington at Los Angeles, N right arm when his Offenhauser weeks ago in an auto accident Reginald B. Wolcott is chair- itbon and Roosevelt Taylor is Boston at Chicago developed a mafunctlon in hi: The club was deeply shaken by tan of the racing for the bi primed for a top effort against Kansas City at Detroit front suspension system and the collegians. So are the the tragedy. To All-Star Team Sweeps" and Charles H. Raynoi Minnesota at Cleveland crashed into the rail. Ward was Bears' defensive linemen — Ed ill b» in charge of the juniors. Halas has bolstered his of- BUFFALO, N. Y. - Curt Ble- lected for the game in a poll of Baltimore at New York not injured when his racer spun O'Badovich, Stan Jones, Earl Mr. Raynor is regatta chair- fense by adding Rich Kreitling fary, New Shrewsbury, N. J., seven of the league man- out on the second turn and plowed Leggett and Doug Atkins, and formerly of Cleveland, and Gary tan for the National Sailin ENJOY into the rail at the same spot slugging outfielder for Rochester, agers, and the all-star manager. >weepstakes. Others serving o National League the Hnebacklng trio of Joe For- Barnes, ex-Dallas Cowboy, as has been selected to a berth on Frank Carswell of Syracuse, will where Jones crashed. tunato, Bill George and Larry he committee are William Allen, W. L. Pet. G.B. split ends. Ron Bull lakes over the International League Ail-Star add several more to the roster. INLAND SURFING Morris. Galimore's job at left half with Kenneth Altreuter, Richard Eit Philadelphia .... 62 43 .590 Marshman In Lineup team, it was announced yester- Mel Stottlemyre, rookie right- San Francisco 62 46 .574 Graham's ground attack Is ex Joe Marconi at fullback and rem, William Magee, Borde /2 A headliner who'll, definitely day. hander for the Yankees' Rich- lincinnati 60 49 .550 4 pected to be based on Tony fleet Johnny Morris at flanker. Hance, Paul Huntsman and Mor- take the starter's flag is Bobby Blefary, who led the nation's mond club who is expected to Pittsburgh .... 57 48 .543 S ' BEHIND A BOAT Lorkck, a driving runner from The Bears will take special ris Sherwood. Marshman of Indianapolis fame. collegian batters as a freshman be called up to the Yanks, with St. Louis 56 51 .523 7 Arizona State, .and Willie Cren- interest in Logan, linebacker Mrs. Charles Raynor is ii Making up the stronger part of at Wagner College in Staten Is- Whitey Ford nursing an injured Milwaukee .... 55 52 .514 shaw of Kansas State, backed Mike Reilly of Iowa and guard iharge of scoring. Mrs. Mahone; 8 USAC driver entry contingent will land, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. hip, and Joe Morgan, veteran Los Angeles .. 53 53 .500 up by Charlie Taylor of Arizona Dick Evey of Tennessee, all of ind Mrs. Howard Hathaway an 9V4 be Bob Harkey, Bobby Grimm, Vincent F. Blefary, 25 Cloverdale third baseman at Jacksonville, .476 State, and Matt Snell of Ohio whom join the NFL champs charge of the luncheon. Chicago 50 55 12 Mel Kenyon, Bud Tingelstad, Cir., New Shrewsbury. each polled the maximum seven .423 State. after the game. Houston 47 64 18 Chuck Rodee, Jim Rathman, Blefary, originally signed by votes in clinching berths on the New York 34 75 .312 30 Jimmy Davies, Chuck Weyant, the New York Yankees before team. Thursday's Results Tommy Copp, Ronnie Duman, Carleton Playoffs being bought by the Baltimore Other players chosen by the Jack, Arnold St. Louis 5, Chicago 3 Bobby Wente and Bob Tatter Orioles and assigned to their managers included second-base- Houston 2, Philadephia 1 sail. Rochester club, is now leading man Jack Damaska and catcher Pittsburgh 4, Los Angeles 1 Tonight's US-AC midget card, the league in home runs with 27. Dave Ricketts of Jacksonville On Cup Team Cincinnati 9, Milwaukee 3 which follows preliminary qualify- Recently, he was named "Player outfieders Mack Jones and Jim NEW YORK (AP) - Jacl Only games scheduled. WLB Rally Belts of the Month" for July in Bhe In- Northrup and shortstop Ray Oy- Today's Games ing events will have an 8 o'clock Wcklaus and Arnold Palmer wen starting time. It will open a ternational League, the top step ler of Syracuse, shortstop Dave picked yesterday to represent thi Chicago at Pittsburgh, 2, twi- busy weekend at the Old Bridge to the major leagues. Johnson of Rochester, outfielder United States in the 1964 Canadi night racing oval. Tomorrow night's The All-Stars will meet the Sandy Valdespino and pitcher up matches at Maui, Hawai New York at Philadephia, N weekly N.J. Timing Association Ocean Twp., 5-3 Cleveland Indians here Monday, Jim Merritt of Atlanta and first )ec. 3-6. Houston at St. Louis, N drag races at 6 o'clock and Sun- Aug. 17. Twelve players were se- baseman Duke Carmel of Buffalo The host organization is per- Los Angeles at Milwaukee, N day's 8 p.m. NASCAR stock car mitted to select the U.Si players. San Francisco at Cincinnati, LONG BRANCH—Down by one with a double. He raced home races will complete the weekend Nicklaus and Palmer won the N run, West Long Branch scored with, the tying tally when Paul speedfest. :eam title and Nicklaus the in- Satuday's Games three times in the fifth inning Christopher was safe on an error Yanks, Bats in Rack, dividual crown in the 1963 Chicago at Pittsburgh to'down Ocean Township, 5-3, by the shortstop After Bill Lau matches at Paris. New York at Philadelphia yesterday to complete the first er forced Christopher at second, Two professionals from each o: Houston at St. Louis, K round in the double elimination Terry Burke kept matters rolling he 34 countries making up thf San Francisco at Cincinnati, Defends Title Ed Carleton League playoffs at with a single that sent Laufer to Defeat Athletics, 5-3 International Golf Association wil N SCOLI PICENO, Italy (AP) - the Long Branch High School third. Burke went to second on The biggest two weeks of the Then the Yanks go to Balti- Mmpete in the tourney. Los Angeles at Milwaukee Piero Del Papa retained his field. the throw to third attempting ti year in the American League more for three and Chicago for til you netd ii I laigt tulboui, Italian light heavyweight title With his team trailing, 3-2, get Laufer. Dennis Van Pelt came start today, and the New York four. •f any sii! inboard bolt, andi. Tom Olivadottl opened the fifth through with his second clutch by stopping challenger Benlto Yankees got ready for them by That will wind up the season'; hit in as many games to drive leaving their bats in the rack, FOOTBALL Michelon in the 12th round of a business for the Yankees with in Laufer with the go ahead run That should be bad news for 15-round bout last night. Seven Matches and Burke with an insurance tal- the Baltimore Orioles and the the competitors. They will not PLAYERS The ring physicians ordered the ly. Chicago White Sox. see either team again. PRE-SEASON TRAINING CAMP one-sided bout hailed to save In Santelle It was Van Pelt's bases-loaded The last time the Yankees did The Yanks are 5-8 against the HIGH SCHOOL - PREP - COLLEGE Michelon from further punish- single Tuesday that gave Wes that they won five straight. Orioles, and 104) against the AUGUST lit - AUGUST 31st C Long Branch a 2-1 victory over ment. And this time they pulled out White Sox, going into the big George Blair's Rumson-Fair Haven in a special EVENINGS 6:30 - 8:00 P.M. Net Tournament the finale of a three-game set in fortnight, but they are not cer- 15 playoff game to decide the regu- 10S ATHLETES CAN'T BE WRONG BOAT, SKI & LITTLE SILVER - The San- Kansas City, 5-3, by using the tain at this stage if their ace, Ken Venturt started the final lar season fouvth place team and dusty bat act that was dreamed Registration Ii Now Being Accepted telle tennis tournament resumed Whitey Ford, can be counted on Coll 842-0232 or 747-5394 SCOOTER CENTER 8 holes of the recent U. S. Open also the fourth team in the pos up by Manager Yogi Berra as a action yesterday with a total of season playoffs. for regular work. He has an ail- 1500 OCEAN AVENUE SEA BRIGHT 75 WHITE St. 741-1124 in second place, two strokes be- seven matches in four divisions. slump-killer. UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF BOB OSGOODBY In last night's contest, Ocean ine hip. RED BANK hind Tommy Jacobs. But Ven- In the lone second round match The victory put the Yankees Township jumped out to a 3-0 in men's singles, John Kapp- our percentage points ahead of Houn: Doily 9 a.m. to 5:30. turi shot a final round 70 to beat lead with all its runs in the meier defeated Dick Zeldin, 6-3, the Orioles, with the big series Wednesday and Friday 'til 9. Jacobs by four strokes with a second. Sal D'Esposito led off 6-2. Only one match was played in coming up between the two Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a double and was brough ,278. the first round of the singles when clubs at Yankee Stadium 'to- home by Bob Adams' tri- Maj. Angelo Monti bested Pete ple. George1 Lippstone followed night. Brennan, 6-3, 6-3. with a single to score Adams. The third-place White Sox 1 First round matches were con- Lippstone then stole second and dropped l ^ games back, when tested in the men's, mixed and came home on Ira Grodberg's they dropped a 5-2 decision to women's doubles In the former, the Detroit Tigers. The Minne- SELLING OUT!! single. That ended Ocean Town- Bill Hagerman and Ray Carey ship's scoring for the contest. sota Twins edged the Boston OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF defeated Wolfgang Gaubau and Red Sox 6-5 on a fly ball thnt West Long Branch closed the Stan Croydon by Identical 6-2 was lost in the sun, in the other pap to one run with its first twr. scores while Jerry Viracola and game. markers in the same inning. Mer Hal Budner turned in a similar Enstwirk was the instigator when The Orioles were idle, along BOATS-MOTORS-TRAILERS performance when they downed he opened with a double. Don with the Senators, Angels and James Deans and Den Sander- Fiechtold drove him in with a Indians. son. single. Bechtold then proceeded In the National Lcngue, Hous TOP QUALITY - WIDE SELECTION • CLOSEOUT PRICES Hagernian took part in another to steal second and third. H ton edged first-place Philadel victory when lit" and Barbara raced home when the catcher, phia 2-1, Cincinnati walloped FIBERGLASS BOATS 15' - 16' -17' - 19' Woolson dumped Mike Riippeport in returning a pitch, threw th Milwaukee 9-3, Pittsburgh beat WOOD LAPSTRAKES 14' - 17'/ ' - I8V21 - 201 and Cathy Muencii from further ball into center. the Los AnReles Dodgers "1-1 and 2 tournament compet There will be no other playof: St. Louis downed the Chicago SELECTED USED BOATS first round of the mixed doubles, action until Monday night whei Cubs 5-3. with n 6-0, 6-3 victory. Lnng Branch and Ocean Town MERCURY MOTOR — BOAT TRAILERS SI]MM\ltll;s The Yankees snapped out of MK\N stMil.K ship meet in the losers' bracket their slump in Kansas City by Complete Outfits Ready for the Water Sn'nnil KoulHl Tuesday nifiht, Red Bank am Jnlm K,ipi>mcliT 'W nirk Trillin, using Yogi's recipe for weak ALUMINUM ROWBOATS 9' • 14' 6-3. f,-2. West Long Dranch will do battl hitting—no batting practice. It I Irst It.null AT PRICES TOO LOW TO QUOTE! Major Monti clef. I'rlr llrrli in the winners' bracket. was the second time this year Him.ill ( MKVN IKM'ltl.IvS that Ilerra had ordered his tetim SEEING IS BELIEVING . . . shop everywhere then compare the savingi our A mi II AH n Tlrst Kmincl flrcKllip h t r> 1 to skip batting drill, and the huge purchasing power brings to you . . . Cill n.'tK'M'.iMn IIIMI H Alltniir II n n 10 RACES DAILY POST Tim 2 P.M. ii tnl Sl. i (i n second lime they responded. .l.'r Ii! Huh *• fi •.' V; LOW DOWN PAYMENTS — BANK FINANCING Daily Double 1:45 P.M. ladies Day Every Thursday .l.-f. .Ininpj Pi'iiri'. «nrl II™ ilnn,l,.p.> w U-2, 0-S. Mmphi .:[ .1 1) (1 The same kind of response Air Conditioned Grandstand & Restaurant Plenty of ParkinR .MIM:I> norm,!:* HM ;|i'i r-i.JI ! | I would come in handy in the next Admission $1.20 • For Reservations Cal HOpkins 2-380O vuiiiii. :ri ilr Ul'I'fllono.m :t 1 J A&B BOATS Mll.e lt.i|.|ip|K>ri nml Kallilp Ml e hilled as pennant weeks. The (i-o. m: null siiviktu «mi Marc,, ni N. J. BOATING SUPERMARKET Buioi direct to track: Monmouth and Brood 12:10 Yankees meet the sccond-plnce ilpf. linn Cmiccn mi.I Ainlry Nimln HI Tlv|, ii a d n n o n i HIGHWAY 3t Batwun Kaamburg and Atlantic Highland! KLFOKD, N. J. - Orioles for four gomes nt home, P. M.; N. Y. Dm Terminal 12:12; Eolontown 12.22, W. I.IIIIK Hr.i .

L1NCR0FT - Arnold Schwartz RED BANK — Committeej meeting have signified their fi- ified as the Junior Gold Cup- of Monmouth Boat Club departs progress reports were heard last nancial intentions, pers. This class hits speeds of tomorrow for San Diego, Calif., night when the National Sweep- Due to the "mobbing" of the 150 miles per hour and offers »nd the North American Light- stakes Regatta Association met!pit area during the regatta days, thrilling races for boating fans. ning Class sailing championships in Molly Pitcher Ir.n to discuss the committee is being forced to Another class, and a fast one, at the Mission Bay Yacht Club. the Sept. 6-7 inboard champion-tighten admittance in tiie area, slated for races here is the 260. The regatta, slated to draw ships to be held on the Navesinkln order to give the public an a class that reaches to close to approximately 90 skippers for an River. [opportunity to see the boats at 140 miles per hour. The Wa Wa, eight-day run, Aug. 22-30, was Edward H. Comvay, finance'a close view, ihe committee will a famous racing name on the won last year by Carl Eichenlu committee chairman, reported ap-j stage open house Friday night, Navesink, recently posted a new of the host club. proximstely $6,000 in the till. Mr. Sept. 5. Drivers, mechanics and record of 138.9 mph. Schwartz, who earned the righ Conway said the Sweepstakesjothers involved with the boats, Two classes, the 44s and the to sail in his third North Ameri would cost just more than $9.000,'such as owners, will be on hand Jersey Speed Skiffs, will be rac- can event by winning the Metro and that it would require hard!to meet the public and answer ing for national championships. politan District championship lasi work on the part of committee questions regarding racing, mo- Others on the program include week, will be accompanied by members to raise the $3,000 bal- tors, etc. the 18, 145 and 150 (a class in his wife, Ethel, and their three ance needed, Fastest of the craft on the which one boat went more than sons, Jim, 12, Jon, 11, an Several of the donors mentioned river for this regatta will be 105 miles per hour with a Buick Kenney, 9. in a news story alter the last line 7-Litre class, which is class- motor recently). Mrs. Hesseltine Rumson Winner RUMSON — Mrs. C, E. Hes leltine copped honors in medal play in Rumson Country Club s women's day action when she fired a net vscore of 70. Mrs, Oliver A. Vietor had low net in Class A with a 76. Run ner-up was Mrs. Norman de Planque with a 77. Class B laurels went to Mrs Allen L, Duke on a 76. She rosed .out Mrs. Edwin Stewart by two strokes. FINDING A HOLE — Gracious Queen, third from right, found an opening in ihe second race at Monmouth Park Among the nine-hole" group, Mrs. Raymond Carey was the yesterday and came on to win the second race. The Queen was ridden by Bobbie Baird and returned $39.20. Satins winner with a net 37. Mrs. Foste Joy, third from left, was leading the field in the final tu rn. Spiked Heels, extreme left, with Paul Kallai up, was Tallman was runner-up with a second. Monmouth Park has two days of racing remainin g, today and tomorrow. 38. Play was also held for the qualifying round for the handi cap tournament. Mrs. Henry F Sea Bright Wolff was medalist. Sixteen menv Monmouth Park Entries bers qualified. All matches mus be played before Aug. 18. First Race—Purse $3300 2 y.o. Mdns Clg 6 fur Fifth Race—Purse $1000 2 y,o. Clg 6 furlongs Beats Hollywood 1. Bo Bozo 114 Patterson 6-1 1. Rough Divot 117 Zakoor 2-1 Grimm 6-1 2. Confident 114 Brooks 2-1 2. Good V Green 115 RUMSON - The Sea Bright 4-1 3. Knight's Note 119 Grimm 4-1 3. So Behave 115 Brooks Lawn Tennis and Crickett Club Monmouth «-l 4. Lownod 114 Zakoor 8-1 4. Tobytown 120 Boulmetis •swept to a 3-0 victory yesterday 5. D-Wolf 117 Ferraro 8-1 5. Golden Eddie 118 Korte 15-1 over the Hollywood Golf Club of 6. Garlandeer 120 Patterson 3 Results 6. Torino 114 NB 20-1 Deal in a North Jersey Shore 7. Alpine Sky 110 Woodhouse 15-1 Women's Tennis League contest. 1ST—Clmg; 344 yrS; 6 f; off 2'M 7. Serving Wench 113 NB 15-1 HAIL THE CONQUEROR OF PAR — Waving his arms to the gallery, Chi Chi Rod- Kassen 10-1 Iflad&ndy (Cnlmone) 11.40 (J.8O 4 8. Ocean Monarch 111 Korte 20-1 8. Artist's Award 117 Only one of the three matches Gala Day (Zakoor) 9.G0 5 went the three sets when Mrs. riguei of Puerto Rico marches down fairway at Tam O'Shanter in Chicago yester- Bpectal Star iBoulmfitia) 5, v 9. Hello Babee 118 NB 10-1 Sixth Race—Purse $4000 4 y.o. & up Clg 6 fur T.-I:12, Also — Pickle Boat, Deep day where he knocked seven strokes off par to tie with Billy Casper in the opening 10. Frying Pan 118 McCurdy 8-1 1. Scarlet Study 105 Ottaviano 7- "Pops" Keator and Mrs. "Len- Rootod, Ixjok No Furthpr. China Cat nie" Callen defeated Mrs. Mary^ Corbettonp. Third Belle, Towpet, Evlc 11. Modest Proposal 115 NB 12-1 2. Gallic Prince 112 Vasquez 8-1 round of the Western Open golf tournament. Both had cards of 64. (AF Wirephoto) Present. Sister Sim. lyn Eisner and Mrs. Mary Arno, 2D~ClnriR; 3-up; 6 f. off 2:37. 12. Ocala Boy 114 Woodhouse 15-1 3. Fashionmaster 111 Grimm 15-1 Gracious Queen 8. Old World Charm 117 Baird 10-1 the right foot when they defeated 3I>—Clg; 2-yrn; Mdm; 6f; off 3:07";. Mns. Minnett Lieblich and Mrs. Madeleine (O'ianol 10,20 R.80 3.« Second Race—Purse $3500 3 y.o. Clg ml & 70 yds 9. Prince De Fer 115 NB 10- Casper, Rodriguez Share Ingredient (Culmonet .. 8.4.0 3.6fl 10. Proud Fox 115 Grimm 3- Gioia Bernheim, 6-4, 6-3. Hleh Speed Amy (K'llait 3.00 1. Alletor 113 Brooks 10-1 T.-l :12si. AIso—Eloctus, Honey R< Mrs. Alice Lenthe and Mrs. Wolf, Tyrs, Big Tlnmance. Snuekae. 2. Quick View 113 H. Block e-i Seventh Race—Purse $5000 3 y.o. up Clg m & 70 y "Billie" Hathaway completed the Eriawth. b-Open Hearted, Crusader; 1. Nana's Man 112 Grimm 10- Oal, b-Chtcken Blade. 3. Sunny Pose 108 Carrozzella 8-1 sweep by defeating Mrs. Irene 2. Big Oz 113 Bove 5-2 b-Clark-Downes entry. 4. King Edmos 113 Zakoor 4-1 Myers and Mrs. Helen Wethol, 4TH—Clmg; 2 yri; 1 m 70 yds; ofl 114 Vasquez Lead on Seven Under 64s 3. Baghatur 4- 5. Let Freedom Ring 113 NB 10-1 6-1, 1-5. Insured Savings Fn~—Cltn^*, 3~yrfl) 8 I| on \i^7. hlrd Race—Purse $3500 2 y.o. Mdn fillies 6 fur t-atoned rZakonn 7.20 7.IH> i.i 3. Joey Binder 119 Culmone 4-: ace Stoneham, owner of the Sanbeaming 7-year-old-son, fashioned off the competitive course record. Ark., and Australian Bruce Dev- • -Scissor Tail (Brooltsi .- 7.00 4 4 4. Tit For Tat • 112 Sellers 8-1 a 31-33 against the par 36- lin. Btr Qawaine (Carrozzeliat 5.4i 1. Rebecca 117 Patterson 2-1 Francisco Giants, denied yester- Casper, fourth leading money T..l:lllii. Aslo—Save Up, Egg Monpy 5. Earful 115 Gallese 5-2 35—71 Tam layout that measures 2. Torris Miss 117 NB 20-1 day reports that lie plans to fire More than two dozen broke E'kln Girl. Fleet Boss. Dodger Artful i. Head Chief 107 Woodhouse 12- 6,686 yards. Ash Blue. 3. Plains Gal 117 • NB 20-1 Alvin Dark as manager. only by a buzzing movie camera par. British Open champion Tony • a-Prlckett-Montagnet entry. 7. Relative 115 Kallai 2- Chi Chi, the puckish 28-year-old 7TH—Alw; 3 yrs; 1 m: oil 5:06. 4. Summit Queen 117 Ferraro 6-1 Stoneham denied "all reports on the first hole and itching Lema was bracketed at 70 with Ktll (Sellertl 17,40 6.80 4.4i S. aDIrby Line 5. Dlrline 117 Baird 4-1 115 Bove 4-1 that a managerial change is con-Puerto Rican, carrying on his from a mild case of hives as he at least eight others while, the Glen Arm iKalllll 4.80 3.8 t. Fan Jet Wendya W«toh (P'sonl .. S.Di 8. Daring Doll 117 NB 3-1 117 Grimm 12-1 templated." usual flow of jabber with the opened his bid for top money of 69 crowd included Larry Mowry, T.-l:<1%. Also—Dozens O Cousins a)MacSweetie entry gallery, had a string of five Noble Princess, Poor to Door, Oh 7. Swirling Waters 117 Sellers 8-1 At the same time, he said he about $11,000- in the 72-hole tour- Dave Hill, Bill Collins, Frank 8. Cavans Rorse 117 Bove 5-2 Ninth Race—Purse $3500 4 y.o. & up Clg lrV mi feels that Dark's reply to a New straight birdies in scoring 30 ney. Stranahan, Skee Riegel and Jay BTH—Alw: 3-up: 1,V m.: off 5:36. on the front side and came back llercurlo (Znkoor) 44.50 15.40 6.60 9. alstria 117 Zakoor 12-1 1. Le Pavois 113 NB 20-1 York newspaper story quoting Hebert. Notch (Bove) 4.80 3.60 10. Miss Dickey 117 Patterson 6-1 the manager as downgrading the in 34. Casper stopped his second Will Reward (Patterson) 3.1X1 2. Dutch Will 120 NB 3-1 shot on No. 1 when distracted by T.-1:VI, Also —• Due Dor. Indoctrinate, 11. Polynesian Play 117 Monacelll 20-1 3. aTawer Sun 117 Patterson ability and intelligence of Negro The Wng-driving Rodriguez, *mrwrjMk, Clattarbox, Sidling Sam. 4-1 an amateur movie-making fan. 12. aTumbllina 117 Zakoor 12-1 113 and Latin American players "has ninth on the money list with $35,- ALL-STAR 8TH—Clmr; 4 up 1,V m; olt 8:1014. 4. Sonken Kimball 20-1 He banged the club into his bag, Jolly Ben (Sellers) 10,60 6.00 3.S0 a) P. L. Grlssom entry 5. Rapscallion 2d 106 Pearl been very generally accepted." 610 in official PGA earnings, had Ralson (Baird) -... 6.60 n.fio 10-1 stepped back, then took it out STOCK CAR RACES I*as Gun (French) 3.40 117 Stoneham called the story "ex- only one bogey—a five on No. 6. aMcBully Patterson 4-1 again. The approach shot T..V.45%. Also—Hidden Cove, First Fourth Race-Purse $3500 3 y.o. NJ bred Clg 6 f 106 Lord. Carbangel, Roborante, Prag 7. Jacorullah Ottaviano 20-1 caught a trap and he ended up matlc. Morgan Road. 1. I.ago-Mar 105 NB 15-1 8. Shot Free 113 Grimm SATURDAY 8:30 P.M. (ATT. Z4..M3. HAMII.K 13,493,911) 20-1 with a bogey five, 2. Peggies Pet 110 Korte 12-1 9. Bull Hero 115 Brooks 6-1 10-1 115 Errico Colts Edge Phillies, "I shook this start off pretty AUTO INSURANCE 3. El Queso 110 Bove 10. Hasty Pace 15-1 MODIFIED 106 well," said Casper. "I got an AnlgnM Rl>k Placed 4. Takeo 120 Patterson 3-1 11. DuDriver Ottaviano 15-1 SPORTSMEN Wt Flit S.R. 3! for Rtvoked 5. Star Magician 114 Korte 6-1 12. Sir Negev 1 117 Brooks eagle three on the second hole Llceniet 6-1 4-1 113 Vasquez with a drive, a four-wood 10 feet COIIIIIMI Coviroga 17 Is M 6. La Nez 109 McCurdy 13. SU1I Getter 3-1 2-19 Behind Farrell NOVICES Lo-Down Paymts— 8 moi. to Pay 7. Black Tie 110 NB 6-1 14. Rite Stripe 106 Ottaviano 6-1 from the cup and the putt. And Concilied Pollcit) mplaced Dick Farrell of the Houston before he was relieved in the then to completely satisfy myself 8. aZingara 112 Kallai 2-1 15. Last Day 117 Patterson 3-1 30-LAP FEATURE REINFELD AGENCY Colts, the first pitcher to win 10ninth after Wes Covlngton dou- I liirdie deuced the third by 9. aLlnda Fair 109 Kallai 2-1 16. Vigilant 113 Gonzalez 15-1 471J501 Mlddletown Open Evenings games this year and who threat- bled. Gus Triandos" single pro- 20-LAP NOVICES a)Colonial Farms entry a)Audley Farm Alfredo entry dropping a 30-foot putt." ened to be the last to win 11 duced a run and brought in Jim Owens, who finally nailed Far- After a bogey on No. 10, Cas- has ended a seven-week famine per highlighted his back nine See big, powerful, modified Colts Cut Two The hard-throwing right-hand' rell's 11th by getting Tony Tay- b lor to hit into a game-ending with three birdies, two of them racers vt. sleek, racy sportsmen er defeated the National with 30-foot putts. can an the (asm one-third mile WESTMINISTER, Md. (AP) - Monmouth Park League - leading Priladelphia doubleplay. Rodriguez's string of five bir- high-banked macadam speed- Two rookie defensive back: Phillies Thursday night, 2-1. The Colts scored their runs in DEAN'S OFF TRACK TODAY'S PICKS dies, one short of the PGA best way In the Eait. Stars Ilk* Joe icott Tyler and Vince Turner, the fourth against Chris Short, AT OCEANPORT "I couldn't help wondering if this year, same on successive Kelly, Tommle Elliot, Pet* Fra- were released yesterday by the PICKS it would ever come," Farrell 10-6, on a triple by Al Spangler, putts of 6, 20, 17, 12 and 17 feet. By A.P. By SAM Nellie Fox' double, a single by ne and many, many more , .. Baltimore Colts of the National said. There were 11 tries and On the 501-yard 15th he again Walt Bond and Bob Aspro- There's FUN, SPEED, EXCITE- RADIO Frying Pan Confidant ix losses between victory No. missed an eagle when a four- Football League. monte's sacrifice fly. MENT — more for your enter- Knight'i Note Frying Pan 0 and 11. V footer rimmed the cup. Turner had been a collegiate 1 Golden Eddia Knight'i Note Farrell, who had a brilliant Deron Johnson and Frank Among those joining the par- tainment dollar at your Sports player at Missouri and Tyler ai Day for P«ac» King's Pet 0-1 record on June 14, said he Robinson produced most of the busting with 67's were 'Julius Headquarters at the Shore! fireworks for the Reds, each Miami of Ohio. King'i Pit By Jinx didn't think he was pressing at Boros, Jinj Ferrier and Canadian SHOP By Jinx Sunny Pose any time and hadn't thought collecting a triple, double and George Knudson. WALL STADIUM Summit Qu>en Summit Queen about a 20-victory season. single. Vada Pinson chipped in Grouped at 68 were defending RT. 34, BELMAR, N. J. WE SPECIALIZE IN Dirlin. Farrell has an 11-7 rec6rd now with a homer and triggered a champion and Master's titlist Ar- Third base Coach Eddie Y°si Daring Coll AUTO RADIO SERVICE Daring Doll Torrid Mist that the famine's ended, and four-run seventh inning uprising if the Washington Senators fin- against reliever Warren Spahn —RADIO and HI • Fl Takeo Tak.o as an outside chance to win 20. ished his playing career in 1962 Linda Fair But he'd have to reel off the vic-with a bunt single. CALL, JOHN Linda Fair with the Los Angeles Angels. Hi La Nei Star Magician ories as quickly as he did the Hank Aaron was the Braves' 747-9895 broke in with t'he old Senator: GarUndeer , Rough Divot first 10. attack, hitting a three-run" hom- In IMA, direct from New Yorl So Behave - Garlandeer he Phillies' edge to V/i games r. 254 Maple Ave., Red Bank Rough Divot University. So Behave Farrell's victory trimmed Bill Mazeroski drove in three Old World Charm Proud Fox the Phillies; edge to l'/j games runs with a double and a single LAST 2 DAYS Proud Fox Scarlet Study sver the second-place San Fran- for the Pirates while Bob Blushing Bull Old World Charm isco Giants, who were not Friend, 10-11, kept nine Dodger Monltirico \\ Big Oi scheduled. hits well' scattered. Consecutive thru Saturday Buano Road Intact Third-place Cincinnati wal- riples by Manny Mota and Nana'f Man II SPECIALS Montsrrieo oped Milwaukee 9-3 with a 15-' Donn Clendenon in the fifth pro- Earful Earful it attack and closed to within duced the other Pittsburgh run. Williamsburq Colonial Joey Binder Joey Binder our games of the top, Pitts- 8 Tommy Davis, the defending Relative Relative \ urgh defeated the Los Angeles Knotty Pine'Paneling Dutch Will Tower Sun Dodgers 4-1 and St. Louis batting champion, stroked three Per McBully Dutch Will owned the Chicago Cubs 5-3. singles (or the Dodgers, extend- Pre-finished 4x8 Sheet Cull Hero Leit Day In the American League, the ed his hitting streak to IS games 7" Hollo Babee, Comedy, Fancy's Flight,. General Shoup^ *few York Yankees whipped and lifted his average to .281. CLOSEOUT! UNPAINTED 6. Jesse's Invader. Kansas City !)-3, Detroit belted Bill White doubled linme two ?. Sonken, Shot Free, Rite Stripe, Vigilant. :he Chicago White Sox 5-2 nnd runs nnd Dick Groat drove in a, GLIDDEN PAINT BOOKCASES WEATHER—CLEAR TRACK—FAST Minnesota ed^ed Boston G-5. pnir with two singlfs for the Farrell allowed only four hits Cardinals. 99 before you buy or build, see . . . up RESORT OF RACING 49V 6 OCEANPORT, N. J. MARINE VIEW 2 mllit from Garden St. Pkwy., Exit 105 - SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION RENT A CAR or $100,000 MARINE LUMBER CO. "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" Complete line of do-lt-yourulf material! for home and boat SAPLING MAHOGANY, TEAK. OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS TRUCK from HERTZ TOMORROW 1139 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-3355 Branch Office MAIN OFFICE U-DRIVE , . . Call First Ave. and 174 Highway 35 Open dolly 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Sat. S A.M. to 5 P.M. Crjndiland 12 • Clubhouse J4 Highway 36 (Five Corners) PR 51515, CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 IJX IncMH ATEENTION BOATMEN! OPEN SUN. 9 TO NOON Atlantic Highlands MIDDLETOWN Children Under 16 Nnt Arlmitlerl 2*1-0100 671 • 2400 POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 THE DAILY REGISTER UMT4FWND LOST* POUND LDSTftHKTND LOST • FOUND TIAVEL . TlANSPOITATiaN AUTOMOTIVf AUT08 aVTKUCM uorr — HUM brwd up* AUTOS k TRUCKS no UOA rjiavZKTmt* — wrr wfefce (emai* o*%. iU« of lul »-¥hi*y, Augurf 7, 1964 u;ecE HAir/B ipc* ae e«/. Wtei&e <»Uv. VJclaajr of r.,xi. in.nu. ^ nvnm tmkttt tkMtn, ta*t tiiiti tenter, tor etiilfi*: tfi^a, caM»a »!«•*:. fevir pink fa/HJ f**i***l, U*t *e*o £*i.w&ey. JUEW 1 OS Biruui JUrtr &«. » ».v Ou7Hmf, TRUCKS yMJKwef> to we nfczae (^ Mauric* Schwartz & Sons CKR.YBU0L — it« l»dM. very tart ail of her iif« yetra. iUwud. Ceil "JukU." W»rln( ret oaUir, New 2M.-MU. <1 W. Front at. RM E«lUl 741-mtl osdiUoo. nog. Prtme o«w, auut iM-STJO. York Uc«n»« IUtvi.nl. M*-4M>. 1168 RENAULT '> |» ell. MJ-MW eit«f » p.m. IUTOPOKT UtA, Rout. N BltUudl. AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS t TRUCKS AUTOS ftTRUCK S :ill 812-0900. (More CliMlfltd Adi MR. MO «*T0K FORD PICKUP - Iicsl- ent ruiminr condition. Privately owned. On The Next Pag*) M-tnii. CLEAN-UP AUTOS t TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS

SAVINGS I960 OLDSMOBILE XL ROVER 98 Convertible < l«3 Ford XL Convertible. Hack ON ALL BRAND-NEW Cornet mUt. white ' top, wlln rid vinyl bucket Mats. MO matching Interior. Equipped matflam-ttoad car than the Itovar 5302 h.p.r eight cylinder, wltti tour^peed with all power teoturn In- fflool r ihlfthlft . Still carrierries new cacar 3-LHr«,yoawffihav*to(o* P. O. E. cluding power windows and '64 RAMBLERS seati. warranty. toncway ovarK» prita- RUSSELL , THIS WEEK ONLYI '59 RAMBLER r '63 HILLMAM 1395 '60 DODGE 995 750 Oldtmobile-Cadillae ' $2195 Super Minx 4-dr. Like new. 4-dr. Sta. Wgn. Radio, heater, 4-dr. tteftn, iuto., Company > R4H, i real craampuff. two to chooie from. '63 RAMBLER 1495 100 Newman Spring! M. t TOM'S FORD Amtricen 4-dr. Ridis, heet«r. '60 CHEVROLET 1275 '59 RAMBLER 450 R»d Sank I 60 MAIN ST., MATAWAN Two-dr. ledan, auto., RtH. 741-0910 ( Convertible, automatic. 566- ISOO '62 RAMBLER 1250 RtH, power ileering. Clenie 2-Jr., RtH. '59 FORD 850 '60 RAMBLER 950 Fairlane 500 4-dr. ledan. '61 FORD 975 4-dr. itsdetn, Automatic. RtH, auto., PS, A.C. - R&H, on«" ewntr. Ftirline 500, 7-^r., RtH. '59 RAMBLER 395 '61 RAMBLER 975 '60 CHEVROLET 1050 2-dr. panel delivery. American 4-dr. ttdan. Bel Air 4-dr., automatic, RtH Priced to tell, 64'$ '61 FORD 1395 '59 CHEVROLET , 975'55 FORD 350 Selnle J-rfr. HT, auto.. Impale 4-dr. HT, auto., Hardtop, automatic. ROVER AND LAND ROVER NOW ON DISPLAY! RtH, power »

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'40 DODGE Panel $995 DON'T WAIT...STOP IN TODAY AT... •40 CHEVROLET Panel 895 2S.II BRAND NEW "THE SHORE'S LARGEST OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC DEALER" 1964 FORD, 6l§ss. Sedan FULL PRICE FROM $1795 NO MONEY DOWN FREE HURRY I HURRY I HI If rri I OLDSMOBILE $41.91 per month With the purchase of every new and KUJOLLL used car we will give you a CADILLAC CO TRAVEL FIRST AID KIT 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK KROLL THEY'RE A HANDY ITEM TO HAVE OPEN DAILY TIL 9 P.M. AIR CONDITIONED MOTOR INC. SATURDAY 'TIL 4 P.M. SHOWROOM 741-0910 471 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH AUTOS* TRUCKS Atnros *. TBUCKS AUTOS 1 TRUCKS ALTOS A TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS it TRUCKS \ MATS AND ACCt55ORIE5 TOE DAILY REGISTER I960 AUSTIN-HEALEY noti WACOM — UM VXA idODEL 7 CfjVTl — IW Bviy it y?wer tqmyf*A. A iryM. oca 1W* OBXVMAUn IZUJH - 1962 KARMANN-&HIA Augurt 7, . wtrMvr radio,, fl.tfifl. f muir., ymu totrizt. nA'n, t 4 i RUMSON YACHF BASIN VMt. tatA a, gittU IVA t/JtAVtem. Wiiet Ui). No i t*4 LO »e!i *l f],TM. titt U.rClfJjiy Htm,* mi r.** *£4cu, tsrij.tj, uwi Kfvjtb, VeJU*t, CkiraWr, Imftnn d'J'x. (].•£. urt'lftiKT I-'*'*., try 4 • > w an MiiBi rr.'j'irj.ii.g. First St. iM Mir tttoua. uiima !>ealt-r.> a, mtfiHiti. Cs-ii <7;-'jMn rifl^y) '.o trtjr.t. Ajik icr BOATS AND ACCE4SOK1EI 3KJ FORD — re>ui-4 aul hetier. o-xtf nuslnc cendiUot. Mturic* Schwcrfz & Sent Lfl*r S p.iu. SALES & SERVICE torn four-door Mdu. Radio, umr, HOP or but offer. T41417T. 41 W. Front Si. Red Bank TI7-OTS7 m-ora FIRST SHOWING wkltmrmJI HIM. Fuldtd daih. electric MERCURY — 1S57 hardtop, good. Aute- K1-S4W CAMPER CONVERTED — 1*49 Cadll Chrysler Marine mauc. |32S. Hardlnt Rd. ,; lac ambulance, screens, curtains Silverton Skills wltuUsleld wipers. Low mileate. excel- 1956 CHEVROLET — Two-door, Hi KUST SILL — 1M4 Fla!. 1100 D. Xour- IMS VE8PA MOTOR SCOOTER — 1 des. front and rear heat. fan. tn I9&5 MODEL TROJANS lent condition. Ton tu b« the lucky cylinder, ataadard trsiuraluloB, 1200. loor my. Low mileage. Fully equip- Chevron exaUon Pearce — Simpaon lUdii •w^or only $1,628. Can ajter ( p.m. 671-23SI. cellent condition Call terlof light, storage cabinet, etc. New23' New Silverton Skill S 4.3 From 25 to 37 toot Initock ped. Pius mounted ano* lirei. Call 10M VOUOWAOEN - (290. IV>nl half battery, body and tires excellent, J10O. 36' 1963 Peterson viKInt: J18.&O0 IMMEDIATE DSlAVinY •ale* Service L(t»r « p.m. 221-2267. Urn pickup, $ix or but otter, ai- 1855 DODGE — Pair condition. Tlr.i 71 Victor Ave., West Lone; Branch. 33' Hans Peterson, twin icrew, ^. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, IMC. 1«M FORD, iwo-door sedeji, V-S auto- LEVINS-WEBB .9*1 BEAUTIFUL CORVETTE month old. Ci.l 222-7608. with [lying bridge 1U.OO0 F»ir Haven _ fr«7-JW0 matic auventeed rebuilt enflne.'new H2-1020 Batoctom 12395 1950 DODOE 199 33' ctirls Crali, twin screw, tlrei, new psJnt, Very clean la and ISt-3857 tiylTif bridge tn.soo'.16. 1 OLD TOWN — Windshield, fold 1957 FORD HARDTOP — Four door, McOARthy Chevrolet 291-1101 AUTOPORT UfU, Route, 3«. Hl»h..aBdi. 1980 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — Fui 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST. sUtion wan- out. (300 Call 264-2389. radio, heater. Automatic. J195. Call Can S72-O50O. J&50. AUTCPORT USA Route M- IS' Sloop - 1943, i 3.(50 a s«au. chrome hardwire, lUar- BS» CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE V-8, powftr, radio and heater. Five n«* Minds. Call S72-OWO. 27' Luhrs cabin cruufr t 3,160 ng. controla. 25 b.p. Johnson, tilt 1M3 CHEVROLET NOVA — Four-door, 741-3627 >lacs, white top. aqua interior, radio, POMTUkC 19M — Two-door, plain. tires. Excellent condition. 291-3042. IS' Outboard 50 h p. motor i 95(1 •.ulmatlc. «TM. McCAJlUiy Chevrolet. ruler. All In A-l shall.. Will nil 1959 VOLKSWAGEN, dark red, radio. >ower steerinr.^ power brakes, auto- Mtor A-l. S25 down. Take over bal- 1962 CORVAIR MONZA. While wit 26' Coast tioat flying bridge S 35O0 leparate. 2«4-8959. SM-1101 JB3S. AUTOPOKT U8A, Route X. Hirh- natlc transmission, two snow tires, ance. J«5 ttt per month. M1-11M 19M PACKARD — Power iteerint 18' Be* Shirr. 125 h p. S XX nounted on extra rims. Carefully driv- red interior. Automatic. Transmission. and brake*, automatic, two-door turd- 21' Outboam cruiser, new RENAULT PEUQEOT M G. lands. Call 872-0900. 1 PONTIAC STATION WAOON — Must sell. Private party. S&crlUca &l lop. Good condition, J15O. Cait after c BUG-EYE — Centerboard ketch, A.USTIN HEALEY - SPRITE !n, car In generally (Ood conrtrtlon. Nin« tassencer Catallna Safari, Beauti- J1.4M. Call 872.0501. Msrcury motor leeps four. head, new notor, dacroa 1961 CHEVROLET WAGON — Four- nspecUon due December. S450. 812-1043. 6. 7S7-52S2. - Chris Craft. VJ1 h p. t 3.trw aii« and lines. 7il-82£S after 6 p.m. MONMOUTH MOTORS door, white, power ateerinj, brakei, six ful condition. Bought September 19C0, 1 Hwy. 35 542-MH Eatonlowu orlclna.1 owner - J1.1W. 2910366. 19«1 FOUR-DOOR FALCON — BtSm 27 Chris Crafl. sleeps four S 3.600 cylinder, straight shift, rood condition. IMS CHEVROLET BEL AIR — 34! ard shirt, only 27,500 miles. 74 TRANSFERRED OVER SEAS - Mu«t FINANCING ARRAN-OED 16' COMET SAILBOAT — New dacraa 1959 CHEVROLET — Two-door hird- Brookwood. 1859 CHEVROLET BIS- tnslne three carburetors, inimacu- 19S2 VOLKSWAGEN _ Eietllent con- 1773. sell. 1964 Ford Falcon convertible. Six sails, new centerboaxd, flbcrsltA cov- top. We finance full amount. Absolute- CAYNE. 40,000 orlrinal miles, V-8, ate. Best offer over J900. Dliplayed dition. Low nilleaje. whltewalla, extras, ylindfr automatic, radio and heater. MARINE SUPPLIES ired, no leaks. TranaterrM west, niu*t power steering, brakes, four door, it Little Silver Esso StirJon, opposIM 1962 CHEVROLET STATION WAGO.N lei). SUO. n Kixnli LaJit. TOAi ly no caen needed. Low weekly hank -ailroao station. «1.095. riaimelly. Q W»t«rvl«w Way — »1.«9S. McCARlhy Chevrolet. T2«J miles. Factory warranty. 6.1-1316. Everything tor ths Boatman. New Jar- payment! o[ M.12. Call OASIS MO-clean andjood condition, S4J-3593. Brltht. 291-1101 sey'i largest marine supply house. (62-I330. TORS. 721-7100. 19S5 RAMBLER — S100 Evlnrude Sales and Servlcs THE BOATMAN'S SHOP OWENS cabin cruiser. B«rtli Bo. AUTOS k TRUCKS 1991 FALCON, station wagon. Absolute Call after 6 p.m. 1. Keaiuburl Marina. Call 264-77S7 or AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS ly no cuh needed. Low weekly ban* Wharf AVB. 741-57SJ Red Bind .4-237:. AUTOS & TRUCKS oaymenta or t9.(8. Call OASIS HO pen Sundays and Holldaya 9 am-1.- pm TORS, 721-71(10. 1M3 lHPALJi CONVERTIBUE — 321 BOAT AND MOTOR — JSO. C»a «'l- itk. with poet-traction. llu«t atl AIL AWAV ~ For a day or week. lfiO7 or 21 Locust St., 1957 OLDSMOBILE - Four-door udan. Call 291-1039. .valiable lor charter, stout Fella. 8r. Highlands '62 RAMBLER OLDSMOBILE Automatic, new engine. I35O. Call aftei ;iass Inboard auxiliary sloop. M'B x p942 CADILLAC | 5. 291-038*. 1959 CADILLAC COUPE DE V1LLE - x 3'10. Spacious corkplt. sfats elKh-t 16' DAY SAILER — Good lalls, fiber- FORD Classic 400 k* I960 Olds 98 four door stdan with p'l! power, radio and heater, mil r mor. for day sallin£. Cuddy cabin, glased hull] utility traUlerl . ati. Call Station Wagon Convertible *™ 1956 FORD — Ranch wayon. Auto icatl. Icebux fur Ktur uverniglit. Ex- '(1 63(8. pnwtr t!»#r!nn. pnwtr brakts, pswtr malic, very clean In and cut. Muscsnditkin. riiOi.s 741-BO72. \tU G"lsxle ISO four deer itdan. Equipped with oulomotlc rO Mitt *ili, a sacrifice. Call 284-2326. 'erlenced tailors only. Call 741-280O. 12' SID-CRAFT B U runs.boiU. 20 Up. Eight cylinder, automatic transmis- transmission, radio and heat- windows, powec seats and air con- Interior and whits top. Load- 1M1 PLYMOUTH — Btlrk. rartio. heat Mercury ai-H motor. New trailer. «1| 1958 FORD — Two-door, radio am I»S. 22' LUHRS CABIN CRUISER — sion, power steering. Radio and er, new white wall tires. ditioning. A beautiful cor. Just td with extras Including auto* er, gea.t belts, less than 1500 mllea ieeps two. 160 h.p. engine. Fully line condition, 1215. M4-O1O8. hater, of coursel Beautiful chestnut matlc window! end ilx-woy heater, automatic, ilx-cyllnder, cleai UDd K.2O0 M1!1163. One owner and law mile- right for someone who wants luxury new tires. J375. 741-OM1 nulpred. In excellent condition. S1.975. r OWEN'S — Cahin cruiser. Stand- color outside with matching vinyl age. Very clean. leal. Original 11,000 mllu. /Ill arrange financing: If necessary. p head and galley, sleeps three, 220 at a low price I Only . , . In showroom condition. CORVAIR — Honzn convertible. 1M3. 19M MO. Oool Condition Jl 20 trim Inside. This will be Itie BUY AUTOPORT USA Route 3C. Hllhlands Ml K7-41X10. h.p. FlaEsliip engine, atup-to-itaore of tht week at only . . . Green, beige top, lour .peeda. excel radio, exceptionally Rood condition, la lent. SI,950. 671-9I28. Call 872-0SOO. Ml CliniS CRAFT CABIN SEA BKIFF RUSSELL $1295 RUSSELL - 30", like new. radio, depth Itttder, T Call 741-72IW. Bee at Tradewlndl $1995 Oldtmobile-Cadillse ltStT'EDiEL CORSAIR"— TWO"doo .-in 1R5 h.p. motors. $5950. ConsiderMarina, Sea Bright Oldimobile-CadilUe hardtop. Whitewalls. .tick shift, radl TRACTORS nail boat as part payment. Phone 1S62 PEARSON — 27' [Iberglaa .port Company heater. $450. 842-0S45. '1-9609. fisherman. 158 Gray marine. Call In TOM'S FORD Company ei-enlnr, 371-5510. 100 Mawmajl Bprlom FORD — 1956 — Country Squire war TRACTOR 7 H.P. SIMPLICITY — Tw< Rl'N'ABOLT — Perfect ski or fish- TOM'S FORD R»d Bank on. Excellent condition, new UrM. 27« wheel with 10" plow, aisc. hanow g boat. Just overhauled. SO h.p16.' BOAT — With homemada trailer. 60 MAIN ST., MATAWAN Rlveredge Rd.. New Shrewsbury. snow blades, snow blower, whef olinson with electric starter, new bat- (50. Windshield, llghjs, V an* 1" 40 MAIN ST., MATAWAN 741-0910 weights. Excellent condition. \12!>. Oal fry, 18 gal. forward and 6 gal. altrope. I72-M58. 566- 1500 7«1-S»83. is tanks. Navy top, custom covsr, AUTOS & TRUCKS ady for water, »9M. 8I2-OS05. DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP — AM- 566-1500 loufi to sell. IS' skill. In water ready AUTO PARTS—REPAIRS PRAM — Excellenl condition. Oars Rn Sacrifice, at <350, 747-0000 or nd locks Included. SM. Call 741-4561. S42-1192 1967 CADILLAC motor and transmfts 35 H.P, MERCURY AND CONTROLS— Blon. Prlca $7K eaxh. 24 Wuhlncton 15' GLASTROS KIBEROI.AS 1960 and Gator boat trailer. Best ofi«re. SPRINT Rumson. 842-1187. oat. 40 h.p. electric Sea King motor, 229-4277. 1963 Folcen Sprint ticrdtco. ElgM 'railer and wt.nch. Very good condl- on. JI.1SO. 747-37T1. 26' CABIN CRUISER — Twin 10 h.f- CLEAN-UP cylinder erifllre/ automatic transmis- AUTOS k TRUCKS Chrysler Aces. Lapstrake, aland UP TROJAN — Low Uours on rebuilt head, sleeps four, overhauled thli y*ar. '64 FORDS sion. Finished In blut metallic with nitine. Ship-to-shore. $1800 Includes In water, ready to go. 842-2845. blue vinyl Interior, Bucket seats, erlh at Kewiaburj Marina. 2SI-74S3 it«r 5 p.m. ROWBOAT — 12" plywood: top con- ratflo. tinier and tachometer. Low dition and newly painted, wltii 1B43 i' SUBACK lapstrake sktrf, new 35 CLEARANCE mllecgi. A real dreamboatl Only ... 5 tip. Evlnrude. Separate or bMn; p Mercury motor, used 10 hours. call afler 5. 747-0507. ivci 6 t&l. gas tanks and boat trailer. $1795 SO0. Call ivenlngi 291-2136. Days J»l- 1!' RUNABOUT — 25 h-P. Mercury. AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES GEORGE 050. Single level remote controls, fully ertulppfd. Excellent condition. Good 1ARINB KQUIPUENT - Onan D.C. >U boat. M05. 747-5213. lectrlc plant. 28 void, 72 amps, 2,000 CHOOSE FROM AN IMMENSE SELECTION OF TOM'S FORD ialls. $25. Also 8 h.p. single cylinder 1C THOMPSON — 35 h.p. Evlnrude, iesel engine, runs good, cost 51.148. canopy, full canvas, forward eontroUi THE BEST SELLING FORDS IN HISTORY 60 MAIN ST., MATAWAN 'Our overhead's small oi our od. Le: Ill J100. Call 787O7S2; ^^ lest offer. T41-5O37. me pan you till savings at McFoddln FIBEEOLASSED BOAT — Marc SAIL BOAT — Excellently built. Just 566- 1500 Cadllloc-Olilsmobllt, Broadway ct 4th, 5 enRlnr. trailer, all equipment and reflniihed. Sailing dinghy ready for Long Branch. Chooss troin to can. kls 671-O406. water. Must tell. A true bargain, at JJ25 nf make an offer. 842-3128. 3' LUI1R9 Uardtop skiff, 1059. 170 h.p. Iray. bunks, head, bow rail, excellent 2«' CLAYTON SHELTER SKIMP — Sacrifice. J650. SEE OUR SPECTACULAR . ondltlon, In water, tl,995. 747-3699. BUICK EW AND UBED AQUA CATS — Palest 12' sailing catama-rran. Tor emonstratlon call 747-9614. (More Classified Adi Double Cheeked SUMMER CLEARANCE 41 BOAT — atoraie lock e*. Fiberglas bottom. 135. On The Next Page) 8(2-2337. USED CARS GOOD DEALS... BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS BARGAINS GALORE! A-l 3-Way Guarantee REWARD $100. REWARD '59 Dodge Utility Truck 395 '59 Lincoln Hardtop 995 BRADLEY WILL REWARD $100 TO ANYONE WE Com* and get 'em! Ont Ton Four doer, Full pow«r IMPORTS CAN'T GET SOME KIND OF CREDIT FOR1 TRY USl '5? Ford Fairlane 500 Hardtop 395 '60 Ford Convertible 1050 -'64 VOLKSWAGEN Convertible (like new) NO MONEY DOWN ™ 5 YEARS TO PAY 1963 CHEVROLET Two door, FOM,, powar itaaring FOM,, Powar itaaring "64 RENAULT DAUPHINE, Automatic L '63 RENAULT R8, 4-Door Super sport convtrtibU. In I Aiiir We con consolidate vour loan, oive you a cor '58 Edsel Pacer Hardtop 450 '62 Rambler Convertible 1095 '62 MG, Roadster Fully cquippad. Two door, MOM It LVAPIJ plus cash or trode you up or down. ' "61 CARAVELLE, Convtrtible klA fiDADICsi " vou have ony credit problems or want your Exullant condition, '61 Ford Galaxie Hardtop 1195 '59 Plymouth Station Wagon 450 Four doer, FOM., Powar itaaring •61 PEUGEOT. 4-door NU rnUBLtM credit reestabllstied we can help you. TRY US. $2350 Six Cylindar, Four door '60 AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE 62 Econolin f Low Weekly P'ym'ts ' 62 Corvair $3.70 '62 Volkswagen Sedan 1195 V«n $1075 4-dr. Fully equipped '60 KARMANN GHIA, Coup* (0 Buict $i.90 '59 Ford Ranch Wagon 695 Low miUagt Equipped « 62 Rambler $6.50 Four door, FOM., Powar itaaring '60 MG, Coupe Four door Hardbp Cloulc, 4-dr. 1963 FORD k\ Dodge $795 44 Rambler $M.S0 Fully Equtpped '62 Ford Galaxie 1295 •60 RENAULTS (2) Mi. Fully equipped Amerlcon 4(I)H 2-dr, F*lc&n Econolint Van. '61 Ford Pickup 795 Four door FOM., Powar,itaaring '59 FIAT 500, Sunroof 61 Oldi $1395 HT, Buckil seats, 6! Oldi $6.80 '/i Ton "Loaded" 2,000 F45, 4-dr. Low miliag*, Ilk* n«w. '59 PEUGEOT Station wagon '63 Comet Sedan 1395 Fully equipped original miles Fully Equipped $1750 '61 Falcon Deluxe Sedan 895 Two door, MOM. •59 RENAULTS (3) . eO R*mbler $595 43 Olds $ 15.70 61 Chevy $7.10 Four door, FOM. '59 SIMCA, 4-Door Sedan Fully equipped "ft" Sporl Coups, 4-dr. Fully equipped Fully Equipped 60 Plymouth $5.95 '62 Buick Special Convertible 1595 •58 RENAULTS (2) 60 Ford $995 62 Chevy II $8.4? Fury convertible Country Squire '59 Ford Retractable Hardtop 895 Dyna. Fully equipped Fully Equipped 1961 T-BIRD 9-Poss. 60 Mercury $5.75 DOMESTICS 59 Corv«tt« Cortv. o2 Olds $12.90 ExcalUnt condition. '63 Lincoln Continental "88" 4-dr. HT, Hardtop Call for this beauty Fully equipped Fully «quipp«d. '60 Mercury Montclair Hardtop 950 Four door, Air eonditionad "61 FORD, Convertible, Power Fully Equipped 62 Chevy $9.20 62 Falcon $8.90 60 Pontiec $6.90 Air conditioned. Four door, MOM., Powar staaring •60 CHEVY, Convertible, 6-Cyl., Stick Bel Air, Fufura 2-dr. Sedan MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER '59 BUICK, 4-Door Hardtop Fully Equipped Fully Equipped Fully Equipped — 59 Models and Dawn en Low oi Jl.SO a Week — $2250 '59 CADILLAC, 4-Door Hardtop '59 CHEVY, 4-Door Sedan '59 RAMBLER, 4-Door Custom Sedan 1961 CHEVROLET MOUNT-ENGLISH •57 CADILLAC, Coup* Sinca 1904 Monmouth and Mapla Ava., Red Bank 741-4000 '57 WILLYS, Pick-Up, 4-Whe.l Driv«, ImpaU 4-dr. hardtop. Monmouth County's Largest Auto Diicount Centar Fully aqgippad. Snow Plow Law milaagt, vary elaan, $1595 MONMOUTH MOTORS Authorized Factory Dsal.r {or SOLVE YOUR CAR MS • Auttin-HtiUy • Sprit* • Ranault • Ptugsot 1961 CHEVROLET HIGHWAY 35 and KREMER AVE. BRADLEY 1*1 Air 4-dr. >adan. Good condition. EATONTOWN 542-2414 Rte. 35 (Maple Ave.) Red Bank, NJ. $1250 PROBLEMS FAST.. SEE THESE NOW! We invitft you to come down today I960 FORD and see these exceptional used cars. Country Squirt it*. w«gen. Fully •quippad, Each one is priced just right. EXQUISITE Air condiilontdl. $1095 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE MERCURY MONTEREY! I960 CORVAIR 1957 HILLMAN SEDAN $95 \ ;.;•"» Thraa-ipaad trammiiiion. Radio and haatar. $695

SPECIAL '59 KARMANN GHIA S1195 '57 CHEVROLET $495

OFFER Convertible, RJR, white, new top. Pickup truck. '61 DODGE '61V0LKS $1295 Pionaer 4-dr. sedan. '62 KARMANN GHIA $1695 '64 Mercury Monterey 2 - Deer Sedan Stetion wagon, iursjuelia end white. Coupe, radio, heater. Full/ equipped. $895 '62 CHEVY $1495 '62VOLKS $1450 Moma 4-dr. leJin, auto., R1H. White, original 5900 milet.ê new. SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS CLOSE-OUT PRICES! '59 FORD $695 '61V0LKS $1195 '56 BUICK $395 Sunroof, turquoiie, vary clean. ON ALL 1964 MERCURYS Convertible, ante., radio and heater. 1957 BUICK Spaeial 4-dr. tadan. FOR "64 $295 '61V0LKS $1295 '58 TRIUMPH $ 895 THE PRICE IS MEDIUM Convertible, new-ear ejuar. on engine. Sperti roadster. THE ACTION IS MAXIMUM LOW COST THE CAR IS BANK FINANCING '60VOLKS $ 995 '62 RENAULT $ 595 Coral two-door sedan. Dauphine, blue, like new. MERCURY BOB DRIVE ONE TODAY! SPECIAL WHITE 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Station wagon Kombi $1095 MOTORS When You BUICK\ ENGLISH LINCOLN - MERCURY Shrewsbury Ave. Want More 34 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK New Shrewsbury SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Than The Usual In A 741-6200 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY Medium Price Car Open Eves. 747-4545 THE DAILY RECFSTEH BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WA*TED-FEMAL£ HELP WAVTED-WALE STIVkTlONS WANTED, Fault F01SALE TOt SALE FOI SALE OHO HANS 1 22—Friday, August 7, 1964 RECOMMENDED STOW: DETECTIVES TELEPHONE SALES i «oe pimn or Ujjr wai tr*vtf. »A.r/ HO<;W(; S-.iijI, li, 1-4.M Bat til, fMi k * i t REMODEUNG USED FURNITURE PRICES... I •o'AT.'it BOATS AND ACCESSORIES, *&try. Wi/I iraio. loto the MI »eki to b*^"« 1'** f wl M U>« baun y>u with Ui work %M BrlBf to your mtim SERVICE njf c¥.Jii frotn our oitifx ot your our maiom *Hnle •zperU XftfJt* "BOATBARSAINS" We nte. Waxing experience desirable, but care of children in her home. Will »' 1957 Cl»yton Skirt, two 105 )t neccKHary. Stca'ly hours, good pay. alio board It deiired. Call 747-MO9 - el akirr hardtop, IIS' hull *1.!(MI ay9 at Hi. 35. Manastjuan or Won- Thursday through Labor Day. Experi JV I960 Custom Cruiser, 185 •nuuth Shopping Outer. Eatontown. 1XPEH1ENCEL) TV MAU — Full-time. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male ovting, muK lell. a.m. or after 8. enct nut fiete.ssary. Apply Donald's C Radio and TelevHion. CU1 1-1371. I t 1 collect, CA 3-3300. Laundry, ii Marion St., Jied^Bank " IRWIN-'s YACHT WORKS 741 -47(iH GARDENER — Experienced. Dejlrea OUTFIT £ SU i AND tJJCLL mytblug uxl Matin* Park R«l B»nk 7I1-00O3 GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Oreeo I'HX o!»iflKATOI~' Full time or p work. Please call trything. Give Ui« blgheit prieei. sndaranlnjj. All phases of la-UtUcapj, lim*. Availability important. Call 741- JER — Experienced, Good wok 5422111 BOl'OHT LABQEK BOAT — Must sell. onditions, modern air conditioned 3 Complete Rooms of New Furniture ll William Left Furntturt, Inc.. Hwy. eluding maintenance Weekly, montta- 47OU fur appointment. FRANK'S L.1NCR0FT BARBER Mlddletown 711-3213. Open *vt» 13' rltierBlasa MKG. JS6:i. 41) h-j.. elec- y or season. i\ LnUrmeso,,. IM-ttfiU tin 9 p.m. " trie Johnson molor. low tunirs, like ir 757-3240 REGISTERED NURSES -- All si , r.inrroft. Take Over and Pay Balance of $176.45 new, Includes trailer, fu'l covt;r, new Year round position. Excellent w FINANCIAL OUR-BURNER — Apartment *1" g« haltery. sl'PCionii'Icr. anilior, fuxhlims &D KO0F1NO — Gutters and lead- Write to "B.O." Box 511, Red B /ITENDANT — Kenn1 > •1 man. Tlce- $2 WEEKLY e On* ymr old. Beat off»r. Call running liKhls, dockase. In vvat.r ready :ra. Free estimatea, 10-ye«,r guarantee. t Animal Hospita BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES "47-9742 Fair Haven. TYPIST"^ "Pefinaneiit "position, ~ 741-0621. tn CO JWH or lifKl i>"". 711-32*6. salary, excellent woiVlnj; L-Diiiilt MOVE RIGHT IN — Soft Ics cream ROOMS SOLD SEPARATELY O TRAINS — Two lot*. Lot No. 1— t\'OITU> you IJICE a mortem, ceram- Write P. O, Bux fitfJ. Lung Bran TRAINEES, store hot sandwiches, property m locomotives, power pack. Lot No. 2— J17S or beat offr-r. i: tiled bathroom? Fre» e«tlmatei WAITRESS - Experienced atitl nislieii apartment with heat, good (or • J.PIECE CONVERTIBLE LIVING ROOM GROUP freight and passenger car«, aasort- references. Call .ge 18-22 with car and phone fumily 787-4252. track «nd acceBBories. Ca.ll 542-3659 741-1525 'all 264-791',;. rnpany will train five hi; • 9-PIECE BEDROOM GROUP er 6. 14- RrNABOIT - Uemote controls 1 222-07(11 AVAILABLE FOR LEASE —• Modern TIRED " OK "WAITING FOR A work. high volume, service itallon with major AS RANGE — Two brollere, gond T-herl, built In luel tank. Keasonabln HOUSEKEEPER COOK — Sle • intt-rv 4(2-5489 between • 5-PIECE DINETTE 'AINTER? H.V. Fox. Dial T87-7SH. Own rot tin 1'oailloH located in . only. oil company. Paid training. jndlllon Portable IT" TV. Ca-11 747- OD'urDl JOBMoiirnoutliS — Cleanin, g cellars, attics, Hark. 747-1972. niRhtj, weekends. i72. UMITNABOUT — With 40 ii.p. Evln- •orilit. tic. Hauling and trucking. Refl- 5XPANDING SAUCS TfiRRITOKY — WELL ESTABLISHED — 35 dally ciae CSCIL'S THIS WEEK ON SALE — nnablp. H/tD Trucking. Call 264-?e:W. SALESLADY WANTED Experienced i](|Ultal)Jrt JJIe. Looking £or college rudf water ;' 5T5<> JUT month to thp man that MAINE—Sportsman's and fisherman's KEYPORT, N. J. ible J3 50, deak lamp 51.75; buttet mlr- Will* ic camp, 10 cottages and lodge, furnished. LAWN MAINTii-NANCK (MJKANING WOMAN - On bua line nullifies, Pliotie daytime 649-7575, or 1 >r IS 50 12' runner $3.50, etc. 2S E. Weekly Month!; e.rusta. One day a week. '47-4618. EveningR, 747-0151 or 535-4021. 650' river frontage, 3 ,, pine acres, FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE • ~ 741-1SS3. CUSTOM LANDSCAPING *;nt!inat*-H. reasonable. 7<1-OS*8 (1.50 per hour Cull 7*7- boats, dockn, etc Representative of WOMEN TO IRON and clean one Bhoreway on premises until August 10. 960 RCA HI-FI STEREO — with ; JACK SANKII'IPPO SLDKKLY MAN-ln vicinity of Eura- Call for more information, SHOREWAY For appointment — 264 • 3021 — Mr. Paul Roirt-tlllinns-lawns an'l maintenance. r\CES A SPECIALITY — All References. Kumson bus line. lon to rt^r work and bartending .M-FM radio. Walnut cabinet MS masonry. CHARLES HOWEB, wring the day. Must he reliable. Six REALTY, INC. 264-7010. ker. Call 7(]-592R. ? Chestnut Rt. CnrtTet KI l-4Wi" ir. Call 747-H79. Op«n Tliurid«yi «nd Fridayi ? A.M. »o 9 P.M. KiiEE ESTIMATES LIVE IN CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS ay week Oil M 2-2131. MEN AND BOYS' 8TOEB OTPOINT two-door refrigerator- free- HOARDING KENNELS -In Squankum. Must liiiVK experience rpfercn lucceasful. Bayariore area. Excellent Oth.r Dayi 1 A.M. to i P.M. T. H cU. ft. 9 ft refrigerator, 1 ft. CLEAN CELLAR, YAKDB, OARAGE! Lftrgft shndpd runs. William Nue-rberger Phonp weekdays between 1-3 p DISTRICT MANAGER DCS t inn and opportunity. Established eer.er. $100. Phone 542-0851. - Have truck. LlRlit hauling. Call f*3S-54f>5 or 3G3-1305. 741-Wiil2. iver 50 yearg. Owner miring. 2M-1914 Hflpr 3 p m. 741-214^ •'or Circulation Department ot growing or 261-491H. WO REFRIGERATORS — HAND MASSAGE — Active and poa-AMBITIOUS MOTHERS — Earn ROW! ipaper concern. (>txnl starting 70 Main St., CELLARS — Attics, yants cleaned, ilv« ex ere in i", reduce In completft prl- laoney, meet people, have fun. Demon alary with opportunity /or advance- MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR FOR SALE FOR SALE Also light trur.klnE. moving. Call racy. Ca.ll 741-SGHO. 787-76211 ntrate dellfihtful- and inexpenwlvc toy enl. Deliver to boya anil ntorcs on SALE — Aluminum windows • Vene- lor Yuletltle. No delivery. Call 686*173 itabllstieil ruutf, and work with boys tian blinds - machinery included. INSTANT LUMBER YARD TREE WOKK -• Experienced college >r write '2\l TangleWond Dr., Mercer i (-rncluncy. No expurience necessary FEIST & FEIST REALTORS window th&de service. Just brlnj your MERCHANDISE WANTED atudenta: logs, denu limbs, trimmlnR. EMPLOYMENT lllc, N. J. will train. Ability to associate with MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER roller and chose from dozens ot the WOODLAND TREK SERVICE CO. toiile essential. BOX 701 EATONTOWN 512-4*45 CLEARANCE SALE A8H for old toy trftlni, trqUiy call JBNTAK ASSISTANT—Red Bank newest types. Sit down In our show- ron 111-183!) HELP VfANTED-FEMALE ice. Full time. Write qualifications t. MOTEL FOR SALE — Long Beach room and relax awhile or do a little 3on't wait 'til winter before get tin nd cast i toys mad* blfot* 1M0. Island. 2D modern units plus apartment. shopping and stop back when your teceasary building materials for lious •M9B9 after 5 p.m. " Music For All Occasions references to "A.J.." Box 511, I RED BANK REGISTER naintenfttice. Hoof cement plastic, *2.8! THE SCEPTRES TELEPHONE SALES Bank. Retiring owner neta $11,600. Price and ihades are ready. Cloth shades from I.D FUK.NITURK - Antmun. ciiun. IO-42Jtroad Hi. H*>d Bank terms Irom George A,- Jnman, Broker. 98o to the latest fabrics with decora- er 5 pal pail. Roof cement, liquid, [laitware. art objtctj and )>clo4-brao, Four piece band HOI'K.S: 8:30-1; 1-5; 5-9:30 EIXP&KIBNCE; D FOUNTAIN AND tor fringe from {2.38. '2M per 5 gal pall. Black top sealer, Call Bob Watson 812-281 Manahawkin, N.J. Evening phone, 60B- immedlat* cub lor anything and «rary* Saturday 8:30-5 rill gill. ~ STATION MECHANIC — 41)4-1305. .99 per 5 gal. pall. Loose wool Jr :hlng. Ruicll'a. it But Front St.. SMALL GASOLINE ENGINES Chooiie tin* noiira you wish to work 542-1B2S. Must ha\ A|HW service PROWN'S ilatlon, Jl per bag. (Covers 25 aq. fl 41-16U3. PAIRED -— Lawnmowers, chain saws, maklne calls from our office or youi COUNTER GIRLS - Miwt lie tali on at ndant. Apply Little Silver 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7U-7500 ' thick). Full thick fibergias Insulation portable pumps, generators. Call 512' tioine. All details explained In Inter 6"x9S" batts, $2.96 per 50 sq. ft. ASH FOR orj> BOOKS — Klttory. HM-Iencfd In Innrhpofletle work. Y K.sso Scrvlce Center, Urfl rich & Syca- MORTGAGES PIANOS — Savs $100 or more off list ackage. Semi thick Insulation flberglas, 4615 any hours. view. •ounrt. Apply RALPH'S FAMOUS, :nure Between ^ nd 11. he We«l. Indlini. AtU«e», «tc. 717- Call 747-9794 price, brand new 8S-note console pinnoa. 6x96 batts, $3.50 pev r 80 »q. ft, package, M8 call ?•»• Front St.. Red Bunk. .SSISTANT MANAGER — Trainee. Ex- 10-year guarantee. Gome set, aave. •creen tloon, 31xBl $8.95 each, 33"rtl UARNINUS for i»r nt needs and U.S. IMMEDIATE CASH Rent, option to buy. Tenxer'a Mualc 9.25 each, and 37"x8l" $9.»5 each PINNET PIANO — Mtut AUTOS & TRUCKS Savings Uond.i for family necurity, Iie- crleiice good, but not necessary.' Apply Store, 306 Main St., Lakewood. 'omblnatlon doors, three piece wood Call 787-1S32 ot t-unie an Avon representative and earn HELP WANTED-MALE 'wo Guy a Sliwe I>eparlineiH, Middle- BANK RATES ;enulne pine, 31"x81" (16.00 each, 33" 222-5127 )wn, -Mr. lôwe. 1ST, 2ND, 3RD MORTGAGES LOST — Bright carpet colors. Restore this pleasanp t way. Call 741-4343 or write 1" Jlfl.fiO *nch, ri"TSl" $17.00 each NTlQUtfS — Palntmca, N. J.Atlaa'. MrsM . MrreMargaret t OuluLU, P. O. Box 190, IIOMB IMPROVEMENT LOANS them with Blue Lustre. Kent alectric [ISCELLANEOU8 WINDOWS, DOU ItOl'TE SUPERVISOR — Mlddlelown nhampooer »1. MARY CARTER LE HUNG, $8 EACH, UNIT. Uoatly statei purchaaed and appralied. 747- Red Bank. ATTENTION area. Carrier l>uy .-xpcrlenct'. Kxcei- DEBT CONSOLIDATION i003. Th» Hudson Bhop Inc.. 811 MERCURY PAINTS, iiing interior or flush door1 » Luan, 12 PIU3NK CI_.ERK-TVrmT — To w. HARD WORKING SALESMEN *nl remuneration. Call 714-1861-2 for No red tape, li hours aervjet ach, complete unit. AxSx ,!" perforater rnad St.. flhrewiljury. cvenli>g-a 6 to ](> and Saturday a.m. |>l>ointment. LOWEST BATES KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVEREO—And leg board $2.88 each, ping pong tops 1959 Mercury two-door sedan with dinetts sets at lowest prlcea. Monmouth ,ARGE BOLL TOP DESK — With Reply P.O. V.nx 148. Red Hank. Who have rot been making good money 12,000 *11.0» Mo wo piece regulation alze 5x3, $11.9 k and key. Cill elghl cylinder engine, automatic 1 No canvassing or aoHcHliig. Thla is i U.OMI _ _ fa.m Mo Dinette Co.. 116 Monmouth St., Red ;ach, 2*6x8, economy griu.e fir, 75' "POCKET jOAKSi'll — OiTladiei" coata, ational advertised product. You will tx PART TIME Bank Hl-1811, Ml-0106. transmission. Finished In gleaming Top watjps. Union shop. :(5 hr. week. J(,000 _ -..-., J'28.09 Mo ach. Plain white celling tile. Barrett Vacation with pay and a.11 paid holl- al<) Tor each prospntatlon plus com Man 2I-W for part-time »alet, $5,001) - J35.ll Mo 2"x24" doubles, |3.95 per 40 «q. n block. Clean ci a plnl This one inltRlon It sold. Car necessary. Call s anil Saturday mornings, GEEAT NORTHERN MORTGAGE CO. HAMMOND :arton. 4x7 pre finished Luin panels 3iiyn. Apply Aiiums ISros,, 25 Sontl for a persona! Interview. 506-5561. oer week. For Interview call Fule 3.09 each. -1x8 pre finished Luai PETS & LIVESTOCK won't ifay long oi only . , . Bridge Ave., Red Bank. between 6 and 8 741-4343 FO 3-2601 ORGAN STUDIO .anels, $4.95 each. WE CARRY PR CHAMBERMAIDS — Exctllent Meady 776-6601 FREE $595 year 'round positions open. Good pay, SEMI-SENIOR — Or light senior Our Bonded Personal Representative or ASBunv. PARS I JUST ADD WATER, CEMENT, 'art Pcr»l«n lcltlen. call after 1:30. must apply In pernon only H-5 p.m.eountnnt. Medium al/ed public accou SALESMAN—First Eastern Investment Will Call At Your Homo At Your USED ORGANS i'ortland cement $1,45, bug 94 1b 671-03J8. No phone CIUIR. HOWARD JOHNSON'S Ing firm. Excellent opportunity tor Corp., listed In World Who'n Who In Convenience Thomaj Spinet _ * Hi :8"x4ft"*V AD plywood J2.95 eacl MOTOR LODQE, Rt. 35. Mlddlstown, vancement. Call 774-4553 or writ Commerce and Industry, will liegln a Hammond Chord t 345 *"xBB"x*i" AD plywood $L each. Blacl [EALTHY OEHMAN SHEPHERD fall training program for roistered FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES iber pipe for drainage, eac. 3"x8' aoll ^PPIES — Sire champion Cato of TOM'S FORD N. J. •A.W." Box 511, Red Bank. ' Hammond Extra-Voice » 395 :2M each, 4"x8' solid $2.88 each, 4"i representatives early In September. To AVAILABLE — Edwin 8. Stark, Real Conn Minuet - X 545 1 îeldstone. Dam D-Neene of Ooaalta. LKGAL SECRETARY — Experience CAPTAIN NEEDED lor 55' yachl »PI>ly for a fiill-or part-time position Efltatt and Uortgas* Consultant. 2CM- Hammond M3 ...- -...I 840lerforated $2-15 each. 4'x4 bathrooi Ve provide written guarentee. Shot!, 60 MAIN ST., MATAWAN preferred. Good Hillary. No Saturday. permanent position. Florida (or winter with full-time employment in view, call 0420. lie board. $4.89 each, WOOD FURN: vormed free. Call Coalre, 747.5780. Aj>]»ly "B.J," Box 511, Red Bank. Barn&jal Bay, New Jeraey In, summer 41-1300 lor an Interview. Hammond MOO ...JS 875?\}JCSi LEGS IN L.ARGE VARIET" Be ml photograph, background unit i?x 1st and 2nd Mortgages available. Foi Chlckering Grand (nenliim J13B5 N STOCK. Cork bulletin boards, 25" IEAOT1FU1. CEDAI! 1>OO HOUSEB— 566-1500 perlence to "A.P.", Box 511, Red Barfa RETIRED MAN — In fifties, light immediate service. Call Hammond Console w/new Leslie 9" framed $3.95 each, other sizei Blzei for all dogi. KINO'S KHNNBLS, AUTOS & TRUCKS work, companionship. Room and board. BISOWN & OVERTON AGENCY apeikcr 41595 :lock Medicine chests, 14"x30" ' Rt. 35. Oakhurst. 631-1637. STOCK CLERKS -- Fart-time. Appl: 787-14 4!». 9 White St. Red Bank 1U-2K5. Open XJally Till 9—Saturday Till 6jp.~ •peiilng, $7.95 each. Antique birch pn Kood City, Rt. 35, at Shark Rive; COOKMAN AVE. AND UAIN ST. inished plywood, $7.!» per 4x8 panel .ROOMING — All ureeda. Atio boaxd- Bridge. Neptune. fAKPBNTER ~ Steady Job for tin 775-9300 iaargesl sielecilon uupa.nled I\iTnUur \ng. Pick-up and delivery. Ohlhuauha rluht man. Call attiyr « p.m. 671- t 25% off on our second floor. VISIT iiml collie pup[)iP3. Collie, Chihuahua INSURANCE DESKS *16 up. FILES J1J.50 up. taDlea. itud service. 671-1802. ADVERTISING ixa chairs, adding machines, typewriter!, U R REMNANT DEPARTMENT. 15% — 15% — 15% _ 15% 15% office* equipment, etc. at bargain prices. ale days are Thursday, Friday, Satu CUPPING! AND BATHJ«O . ARTIST PRODUCE CLERKS HOMEOWNERS •"•• SPECIAL New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. la/ only. All salea final. No chnrges < Ml breeds. Margls Schmidt. \>T ap- How would you lilie to save 15% Rip. 35. OilkhursL 531-3990. ny kind. All merchandise firsts. pointment. 7&7-5G8G. nxperkneed, start ill-time, Horn? i rlence necessary, on your homeowner coverage? Per- "A.8." Box 511, Red Hank Apply Food Dep nent Manager TYl'EWIUTERS. ADDING machines GEHMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Cham. IT'S A TRIUMPH YEAR! good opiiortvmlty. rmanent position, haps you are not aware that the new RED BANK LUMBER plon Hired, line bred. Outstanding dual- All makes new or used. Guaranteed. KLKCTRICIAN — Sfady employ package policy gives you complete ly at reasonable prices. 223-3547. Benefits, to work with electrical TWO GUVS protection but WE GIVE YOU 13%Low as $25. 8erpico'8. 101 Monmouth CORNER PEAR1, AND WALL STB. tractor. Send resume to "B.Z." Bo; DISCOUNT BESIDES. St. N>xt to theater. 747-0485. RED BA'NK VT STUD — Irish letter. AKC mis. 511, Red Bank. Flte, 35 aiid Twlnbrooka Rd., GOOD SOLID FURNITUHE — Used, RUSCIL'S SYCAMORE GREENS 8PE .ered, national champion strain. Large, Middle town, N.J. OUR INSURANCE CONSULTANTS 10 piece dining get; sir-piece bedroom CIALS -- Playpen $6.50, bnse cablnei iciullful mlmal. 291-15SS attw 6. HEUCOi'TKR PILOTS WANTKD -- WILL PROGRAM YOUR INSURANCE '1949 Army helicopter pilots lnstrumcnta pro set Will sell separately. lUfrtgn-ftlr $8.50, golt bag carrier J12.$f>, kltcher FRENCH POODLE — Seven months, NEEDS WITHOUT OBLIGATION, good working order. Call 264-8935 net $29.50, slant top dusk $33, Frencl silver gray miniature, AKC registered, SPORT /tram to lie conducted nt Fort Rucker HELP WANTED—Male - Female Provincial type HI-FI $89.50, apartmen SEATS 4 ADULTS Ala ReqiitrB ]f>0 helicopter pilots, IIus CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. «5. Call evenlnirs, S71-12C CONVERTIBLE have 3(K> lioifra lu-Hcopter time. I WINDOW SCREENS »17* refrigerator *89, plfictrlc rang< REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONNEL Keep bug! nnd filea out. We make M9. ALSO Early American mlrrois, iNGLISH SETTERS — Two beautiful Intereflteil phone LexW* Locke, Dlreetoi — Full or part-time, must be mature Finlay-Breuninger, Inc. 1 prints, figurines. Antiques, rare china '< month old puppies. Malt and fe- of Flyinft, Itoaa Avintion, Inc., United noat any type window screen. Fill e. Call 291-9268. Stales Army Aviation Center, Fort nd licensed. Experience preferred. Ap- Bay Avenue Highland length cellar windows, rollup. and yiass. Sycamore Ave., Little Sllve llucker, Ala, Area Codr 205, Thoni >ly to Joseph M. Racina, Broker, at 872-0100 Opposite Lumber Co. 741-8506. AQUARIUM — Filler, heater, pump, 774-5U1, Kxt. 2063 or 3279. fountain Hill Homes oa Kings Hwy., f ROWN'S TRADE IN your old rurntture with lights, fish. JI0 complete. C*U T41- Mltldletown or call South Amboy Office. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 down payment and cat a new pirlo 3B9 after 6:S0. miLLDOZER, motor grader and ruti •A 1-7777. INSTRUCTION >r dlalnf room set at tali prices. Wll her tired scraper trainees. 3et> SIX-PIECE MODERN Starlight maho-K RISH WATER SPANtKL PUPPIES — WANTKD — Ushers, caaliierH. door- Ham LoR Fumlturt Inc., Hwy 33 September delivery. Both parent! SPITFM Bilvertlscment under Instruction man and candy attendants for' new any bookcase, bedroom suite; two seta Mlddletown. 741-3213, open •vtnlnu t Utltd "Earn $V70 a week. EARN ?H0 A WEEK AND UP double maUrfises and box springs: 24' chumplons. AKC registration, pedigree NEWEST SPORTS CAR IN THE U.S.A. Apply Eat un town Drlve-ln If you are 18 and over — you maytelevision. AH excellent condition. Sac p.m. _^_^ ncluded. Bred for hunting, guard for ift«r 7 p.m.p. , Thursday, Ausust qualify for immediate field training rlficp leaving atate. 264-1R5S. ( 71 Ideal tiomp Perfect disposition, great with. G mid Holiday August 10. us heavy equipment operator or me- JTIUTV TRAILER — « :hlldren. Phone 741-O3M. AUTOS & TRUCKS chanic in highway and construction, ARTIFICIAL FIREPLACE — 511). Hlgl caniptr or mechanic. J75. Call BAKB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY one of America's fastest growing in- chair $2.50; eight bar atools, $2 each !47-H73. ?0UR YEAR-OLD PONY — Gentle Qiialitiet} Personnel For Quality Orderi. dustries No previous experience or 210 Broad U>ng Branch 2'22-VIVl (We 18 gal, Ran lanka %2 each; 1 V'-l^' with children. Reasonably priced. RE- special education needed. Men in this higgh ppressure hose 15c ftt. 1500 wati TERMS ARRANGED MARD'S TAU. OAKS STABLES, Tin- Meld are earning exceptional weekly li AC t perfecterfect . |100 Ion Falli, 717-8581. 2849 AGE JkJMn.Oy.MENT AGENCY wages. You'll loam on bulldozers, gasoline AC generator, Frown's have three easy wflys to pi: ] 10"xB" 8T2- DODGE Every order A applicant our specialty oranes, motor graders, aeir-i —Th: THE LODGE APARTMENTS — KuiU- PLYMOUTH'S drawer chest and mirror, night tabl $44.24 FORMICA KITCHEN SET — Yellow, and Instructtoni. |200. 747-23B9 from II burg, furnished apartment, clean, com* reasonable. Call alter 5:39. lo 5 only. ; small bench and three piece Uvlr fort able, two rooms, kitchenette, til* •CHRYSLERS $60.54, 74L-8OT room aulte. Call 741-63SS. bath, lanndramat, parking, yea* round. 1 RUG — Kerman Oriental. $85 monthly Includes utUltlea. 17 Colling SELUNO HOUSE — Household furni- good condition. After 2 call SOLD MY HOME — Must aell St. 787-1532. WAGONS 3 :: S53.55 331-3374 bedroomi of [urtiltiffe, kitchen tab GEE! ture. Chairs, leather two-seater, many and lour chairs, In good condition. W TWIN GABLES — 3S xvWenldft Ave., other things. Call 812-011(5 at 10 a.m.SKIN DIVING EQUIPMENT - Com sell cheap. Owner. 741-3246. Red Bank on river. 2ft and (our plete with tank regulator and suit rooms unfurnished, IIv«-room 0(Qca, LARGE SELECTION UNPAINTED FURNITURE 741-3215. YOU CAN 7A1-2339, 25% OFF CASH CARRY DISCOUNT RATTAN FURNITURE — Settee. tw enclose your porch or breezeway RED UANK — Branch and Mad lion chairs lamps anil table, like new, J125ALUMINUM Jalousie! or awning wl Ave., ipactous on« and fwo-btdioom You'll like the goodies OF RED BANK LUMBER Call 67M158 RllPr 6 p.m. and Sahiril dows, Add a room the inexpensive wa grden apa.rtmentn. Apply 31 Molly Corner Purl anil Wall nerf (lank Ca.lt us for free estimate. Pitcher Clllagi Court or call Mr. Syna 741-0115 we've Igot for you. EXECUTIVES AND !>xl2 ORIENTAL. RVCl — With pail, KEYS MADE PROWN'S J25. Five-piece chrome kitchen set, WHAT WOULD you do l[ you lost NEW LUXURY UBROY APAKTMKNTS blue and fray. 525. 21" Sylvanla TV, 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-751 2\i rooms, air conditioned, near all rloor model, 135, All In good condition. your keys? Be site, get «tra key WESTINQHOUSE — RefrlgerRtor. tranaporta-tloti. 21 Leroy PI.. Red Bank. Come in and treat yourself 747-0549 mlral console TV; kitchen table, . 741-106:1 or 717-5366. DEMONSTRATORS PROWN' S nd ends. 542-1686. AOLIAN BABY GRAND PIANO — 33 Broad St. Red Bank 741-TOU SPRINGVIEW GARDENS to the sugar and spice (200. Call LARGE, lovely dining room tabl ORGAN — Lowry Hertltaje modi DEALER COST—NO GIMMICKS seata 1(). can be used as ilrop lea Two years old. Excellent condttl Red couch, easy chfllr. 747-2128. Sacrifice. Call 264-4433. 2B3 SPRING ST., RED BANK DECORATIVE WROUGHT IRON • IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE OCCU- of an Impala convertible. AUTOS & TRUCKS AIR CONDITIONER — Nine amp proxlmately 60" long, 3' high. S120. Ti PANCY. LARGE TWO - BEDROOM NO MONEY DO^:^|VP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY 220 TOIL 8.000 BTU. 165. Hottolnt IT wrought Iron comer columns, $15 eac APARTMENTS. DINING ROOMS' portable T.V.. f35. Alter 8 p.m. 7( two upright columns, $7 each. 671.592 SPACIOUS CLOSETS. HEAT, HOT Enjoy year-round luxury 2175. WATER FREE PARKING, GRAVELY TRACTOR — AH 741-5672. ELECTRIC RANGE l $11 - Phone S12 747-91(18. RED HANK — Furnished three-room ! plus summer fun. RAM. 222-2631 apartment. Near all transportation. LIKE NEW -- Modern bedroom suil AiluUa only, 741-707fi, MR. WOLCOTT living roitm furnishings, dinette ' And the prices are nice. f!hlna closet, crib, wanning machl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished will be glatl to slop at your home am Ftensonable. 2fM-375O ufti-r p.m. n pit rt men t. Thre* large room*. Baih, Top Quality talk about genuine AU?0A ALUMINUM private entrance, coupla only. All utili- I st AW ' SIDING. End your painting problem! ItOOVER -- Upright vaeinim, Cllatl ties. Vacant August 15. May ba seen mncle-1 Phi!* attacmhent*, six yean by appointment. 2»MB3i. PROWN'S 12S 747-2339 from 10 to 5 only. 32 Broad St. Tied

ON ALL BRAND NEW PLYMOUTHS Adding Machines — Typewriters Equipment For Hire Odd Jobs THIS IS A A-DDINO MACIUNUB — Typawrltera ItOTOTlI.LKR WITH OPEUATOH — MASONRY RtiipR and ildewfjkfl, •old, rented, repaired. Serplco'i 11)1 Front fml louder, trnctor, cllsr, r-ike; HOUSE PAINTING, and carpentry, "64 FORD TRUCKS! CHRYSLERS Iffonmniith St.. Red Hank 747-0485. with itprmlnr. llntirly. dully IH6-4271. patten. Rf«HOnwi*lB rates. 717-1R82. ONCE-A-YEAR Aulo Body Repair Furniture Repaired, Rcfinished ' NEW 'i4 FORD Peart and Bead Restrlnglng Call ?|7-1212 or 842-3203, 25 Penrl St.. 4-wliBel drive pick-up. Heavy duty tires, IMPERIALS BXi'KKT PAINT1NO tti)(J body repair. Modpralp prlce.i. McCarthy Ht-1 Hunk. Prompt iervice. Kxperlly on lirajjpd nylon. $1.50 ft heavy duty springs, otc. Chevrolet, Atlantic HlRliIfinrifl, 29I-();il).'i Carl VViIni". ilruml. Slcrllnc clasp!) from 7fic OPPORTUNITY. Also See Our ItEUHRILLKfl'. :i0 Broftd St. Auto and Truck Rental Homo Improvement^ FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO FULL PRICE $2450 Selection Of WOHK1NU MAN'a contractor. Alter- Painting and Decorating AV1H Kent a new car or truck. IMV/ atlom additions, painting, masonry, ratri. Maplo Ave.. Red Brink. 747* small Jobi too. Phon* •venlnei 5M- I* II. HILL — 1'alntar interior and TOP QUALITY OlWfi. 774-5214. Dally 7 a.m,.10 p.m. 1714. •Xterlor. No Jobs too largi or too NEW "64 ECONOLINE VAN CIIAJtLKS HOWKIt CONTItACTOH •mall. Very reasonable. Call 7t7-M3a (four to chooso from) Diamonds Bought or Restyled Addltlona, Imp rove men ts, Itemodel- CARL I). JONK8 - Painting and Used Cars lnc. All types nuann work. 717-4470. decorating. Fully In mired. Tor frit UB buy the illamointa you don't aatlniate call 747-30(1, 1( no aniwar CIRCLE FROM $1795 or let in restyle them lor you Moving and Storage call after 6 p.m. mally. Rauirilllfiii, 38 Ilroad 8L HUGE ALLOWANCES ON ALL TRADES SCHWARTZ IDEM, WAY WIU, MOVE - Threi Roollng, Siding and Insulation Electrical Contractor rooms $30, four rooms J42. (Ivn rnntm CHEVROLET CO. IMMEDIIATE FINANCING. HURRY! HURRY I |04, in riKiitin }>M>- AIM» VVorhl Wld« 'oLHliiN CO, INt:. Hoofing. Sldin'i A lTBSNTIAL and cnniintroili flervlcn For tret «itlmats call ifii- I ii 8ii In t Ion lnitt filled iii'l rusrintvad Ki-i» Inttn lint Inn fir r BI31 or 3A8-3B14. for Ift yBurs 77.VO7W. 20I-O540. 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK i SONS ca. M]r>n Klectrlc. 7*7-001 J KROLL MOTORS, INC. Nursing Home 141 WEST FRONT ST. Entertainment Tel. Answering Service Mitimdel Nuralnjc Hoinn, Fnr~the~con^ OPEN EVENINGS—741-3130 "SHORE'S LEADING FORD DEALER" Tlrkrtn avsll»liln lor Iiteit Broad- valescrnt. chronlrally ill and difficult IJUT Ufl IlK your i»or«iary. No naed RED BANK—747-0787 way Phowi nnd Major Rporti Bvinti. nuralng earn patltnti. Mat* Ifwy. 14, to mlii calls. 31 hour aniw»rtn| BROADWAY 222-3600 LONG BRANCH 11* Monmouth Hi,. n*A Hank. llclmrtal. M4-42OO. ••rvle*. 71X-47OO. APAtTMENTS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FO* SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, AugnU 7, 1964.-23 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS YOU MUST SEE ... • - THE LOW AGENCY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BROADEN YOUR HORIZON COTTON RIDGE REALTORS Htr» it Fr«td©m and ip«c« no\ ©ft»n to be £36 River Rood Fair H«/en WALKER & WALKER, Realtors Found For the apartment dw*\\«r Nufswamp Rd. , Middletown 741-4477 661 Broad St. 2068 Hwy. 35 and Palmar Ave., Middletown, N. J. SWIMMING ... Member MultipU Lilting Service Shrewsbury, N. J. CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES 741-5212 671-3311 FISHING . . . RUMSON WATERFRONT FROM ROOFTOP TO BASEMENT FIVE MODELS TO CHOOSE lEARCHING FOR A WATERFRONT IN RUMSON? Your search Immaculate throughout!! Gracious foyer, spacious living room, BOATING . . is over! We have it! Boating from a 400' bulkhead in your own separate dining room, four bedrooms, 2l/i baths, family room, OR WILL BUILD FROM YOUR PLANS back yard! Two acres of waterfront property in the heart of Rum- 2-car garage. Hot water heat. Four years young. Call for appoint- Yet we are only 65 MINUTES son, best neighborhood, all schools, a house with paneled living ment to inspect this superb value at $28,900. From New York's Port Authority Bldg. Four and Flvt Btdroom* • 2Vj 1o JMi Ceramic THtd Baihs room, modern kitchen, den with fireplace, five bedrooms. 2'^ Two-car Garage • Full Basement! baths, upstairs TV room and two-car attached garage. Call us CENTER HALL RANCH Plenty of Closets • Sidewalks and we will be delighted to show you our brand new listing at Attractive living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen THE HIGHLANDIA Modern Kltdiem Complete with Dishwashers •:39,600. with dining area, family room, four bedrooms, 2 baths, sheltered HILLS OF OREGON patio, 2-car garage (attached). Let us show you this well-groomed home today! $32,500. CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENTS AT THE JERSEY SHORE - We have a lovely older home in 10 Ocean Boulevard Atlantic Highlands FROM $34,000 charming Monmouth Hills area. Needs some work, but listen! NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? On the Scenic Driva Overlooking the Lower Bay 19x24 living room with fireplace, 15x16 dining room with fireplace, onveniently located in Shrewsbury Boro. Living room, eat-in ANOTHER KLEINER BROS. CUSTOM-BUILT COMMUNITY four bedrooms and two baths, porches, and club privileges. Won- kitchen, four bedrooms, large screened porch and garage. All this derful area for your growing family. Impossible to find its equal n a nice deep lot for only $17,900. We will show it to you now! l!/j, 4, 5 and 6 Spacious Rooms for the low asking price of $23,500. • I to Vli Bathi • All have Picture Windowj FOR INFORMATION CALL OLDE SHREWSBURY COLONIAL ' .. _ • 21* x 61 Private Terraces NEW RANCH on finest street; has four bedrooms, three baths. 20-fnnt enclosed 7477-4385 or 671-3200 This smartly appointed, delightfully spacious and carefully de- porch, 15-foot sun room, gracious dining room and up-to-date • Many Other Luxury Feature? signed house is the answer to gracious living at a moderate price. kitchen. Basement, attached garage. Beautifully landscaped. Situated on one acre in a beautiful country setting, this property Good size lot. This is indeed one of the finest homes in this area. • CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 south to Naveslnk River Rd.; turn rlgM «n Noveilnk to Immediate occupancy. Please call for an appointment. Asking Nutswamp Rd.; tun right to model homes. is in an excellent community offering the finest selection of • SWIMMING POOL schools. The house has an entrance hall, large living room with $44,900. ' fireplace, dining room, beautiful kitchen, paneled den, three NINE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS • SUBSTANTIAL TAX SAVINGS HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE bedrooms, 2J4 baliis and an attached two-car garage. Priced for immediate sale at $34,900. 1962 Custom home. Four bedrooms, full formal dining room, eat- WE OFFER THE FObU>WING K in kitchen, game room with fireplace, a 5th bedroom or 12'xll" ELMER G. HOUSTON TRACTIVE WINTKR RENTALS den. Basement, 2-car garage, Vacant! Inspection anytime. Call September to May or June. REDDEN AGENCY . REALTOR Pour-bedroom ranch, quiet locatloi today!! $32,500. 100 Summit Avenue Summit, N. J $115. Realtors — Iniurors REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Two-bedroom cute ranch. $100. MIDDLETOWN RANCH 273-6464 or 291 -0237 Three-bedroom ranch, IVi bathi, hand: location. ¥150. Member of Red Bank 27 Oakland Street Custom 1959 three-bedroom home. All spacious rooms, full base- Three-bedroom ranch, two batlu, ne Red Bank, N. J ment, attached garage, I1/, baths. Very close to local and city river. $150. Multiple Listing Service APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Two-bed room house, exceptional, Ne 747 - 3445 bus transportation. See if you can out-buy this one. Your inspec- river. $125. tion invited now! Only $16,500. Three-bedroom ranch with river view, NAVESINK WATERFRONT — aiTONTOWN LONO BRANCH si 45 Attractive custom built Colonial John Corrigan Patrick Me Alary Eif«»n H©db«rg COUNTRY CLUB LEASES REQULRBD overlooking the river. Center TWO MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES — SEND FOR FREE CATALOG APARTMENTS £ SWIM CLUB MATILDA GARDEN Me ALISTER AGENCY hall, large living room with fire OLDE SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom ranch^ radiant heat, nice TRADE OR EXCHANGE YOUR HOME place, paneled den, formal dining brook TINTON AVE. Apartments REAL ESTATE brook in rear, quiet neighborhood. $21,000. 1* HOUR SERVICE — OPEN 7 DAYS room, eat-in kitchen with latest OLDE SHREWSBURY - Five-year-old Colonial, four bedrooms, 109 Ea.st River Kd., Humson. 8I2-16M. appliances. Three exceptionally SwtmmlOK In your own prlvats *w1: 468 SECOND AVENUE ] iy2 baths, dining room, living room, baseboard hot water heatine club rlfht on the alta . . . only mlnut< MOTHER AND DAUOHTER. hom« (I large bedrooms, 2 /2 baths, two- system, attached garage. 519,500. * way from ocean bithing, wbltd Bant rent. Three-year-old Colonial bMevel car garage. Also a lovely heated WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) btichaa, bolting, llihlnt and Moomout THREE-ROOM First level—living room, dining room Bhopplsc Centex , . . on* blootc from kitchen three bedrooms, full bath, scl porch and recreation room. Cen MIDDLETOWN - Just outside Red Bank. Four bedroom* wltbin walking distance of «xpre REALTORS —IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 ence kitchen. Grade level—living room, tral air conditioning. Plasteir Coloniall with fireplace, dining room, nice sun porch, parlor. Can the We»t Gate of Port Monmoutn . . Apartments one bedroom, full bath, aclence kitch- walls. Beautiful grounds with biUM to N»waxk and New fork Clt: en, laundry room, ono-car attached gi be made into a den. Quiet neighborhood. $23,500 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON steps leading to observation deck rage. 741-6098. . 842-0600 • ALL—Slectrlo kitchens with Q. FREE HEAT and dock. Call for appointmen ruga with hood. OS refrigerator, o: BI-LEVEt. HOME — Eight rooms, largi OLDE SHREWSBURY - Cape Cod, four bedrooms, two baths AIR CONDITIONING. Amola off-ltrti FREE HOT WATER kitchen, finished playroom, good loca to see, can not be duplicated for living room, dining room, full cellar, many extras including wall- A LOT OF HOUSE — A fine young eight-room Colonial featuring tion. 671-5122. llfbttd parkins areaa, and AIR CONDITIONING $50,000. Asking $44,900. to-wall carpeting. One half mila to the train station or bus four bedrooms, a 20' family room, 2J4 baths, and a foil, dry ceP IU-ROOM APARTMENTS KUM8ON — Library Locale - Duplex Asking $30,000. (ONB-BEDROOH) RENTALS FROM J100 MONTH five rooms ( two bedrooms), Hi bathi lar. A right of way to the river, tool Owner's gone—transferred. I1Z2 MONTH hot air oil, no pels, couple. Least JUST LISTED! Comfortable older Asking $36,500. Rental Agent on Premises $15 month. Rumson — Parochial Schoc Red Bank home. Entrance hall, tH-ROOM APARTMENT Call 222-S756 Area • Modern Frame Ranch • thre bedrooms, fireplace, oil hot air, two attractive living room, large din- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ALL THE PRIME ATTRIBUTES: (TWO BEDROOMS) car garage, adults. Lease S22fi month 1150 MONTH BACHELORS — Or working girls' DENNIS K. BYRNE. Realtor, 8 Wes ing room, modern kitchen, three 1. Excellent section of Rumson. apartment In Marlboro. Three rooms, River Rd., Rumson. 842-1150. good sized bedrooms, tile bath 2. Secluded woodland setting of huge oaks. HEAT * HOT WATER bath, hot water, all conveniences, pri- Th» vate entrance, available now. Phoni BUMMER,- RACING SEASON AM new furnace, sewers, low taxes. STANLEY K. DOWNS 3. Eight rooms, three full baths—space for two more bedrooms. ICwtlng Office co Premise*. 462-2353. YEAH ROUND RENTALS. Eiil Wl! $19,500. 4. Rooms unusually large. KEANBBURG — Five large rooma, •hire Agency, Realtors. Open sever McGOWAN Vacant—owner asking $50,500. See It this weekend! DIRJ3CTION8: Prom Red Bank. Rout' days. 1480 Ocean Ave.. Sea Brlghl LITTLE SILVER - Charming all REALTOR 35 to Tlaton Axe., turn tight oo Ti nicely furnished, $125 plus electric, Ref- 842-OOM. erences. CHATEAU REALTY, REAI brick four-bedroom ranch over ton Ave.. approximately 1,000 It. I ESTATE, 215 Carr Ave., Keanaburg. AGENCY Country Club Apartments and Swli SIX-ROOM BUN0AU1W — All ll 100' long. Entrance foyer, large "Homes of Charm and Value" WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Club. 78T584 provemenU, $130. SCHANCK AGENC Realtor, S Linden PI., Red Bank. 74' living room with fireplace, forma" RUMSON THREE AND FIVE-ROOM apartments, Hl-1017 THREE ROOMS—Batli, unfurnished, very clean, nicely furnished, convenient- 0397. dining room, big kitchen with Member of Multiple Listing Service utilities flupplled. Adult*. Convenient 1( ly located. 741-B281. LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished, largi dishwasher, and built-in electric Vets No $ Down cation. Call 741-86B9 from 8-12, 5 living room, kitchen, three bedrooms Member Multiple Listing Servio RED BANK — Four rooms unfur- range, paneled den with im- bath, basement, breezeway, garag' Non-Vets $400 Down HOUSES FOR SALE UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Wl nished. Immediate occupancy. The Me-$160 month. Lease required. Immedlat pressive fireplace and planter Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury HOUSES FOR SALE Hlver view. Three rooms and tl] Cowan Agency. 747-3000. Neat as a pin, this five-room bath. Call Rol»ton Wftterbury ReaJtorf occupancy, ELWOOD A. ARMSTROM Screened porch tool house, many THREE ROOMS AND BATH — He* AGENCY, Raltor, 555 Prospect Ave. home has enclosed porch, living CHARM AND DIGNITYI An in 16 W«»t Front St., Red Bunk. 71T-35O0 Little Silver. 741-45OD. extras. Over acre plot with trees. 21' LIVING ROOM with floor to celling and hot water supplied. room, dining room, modern kitch- dividual home —custom-built — flrepl&ce in feature OF this cu.itom- RED BANK INVESTMENT - HIGHLANDS — FurnUhed. Two apul 264-5932 VACANT MOVE RIGHT IN Asking $48,900. finest construction. Spacious liv- ranch. Immedlats occupancy. Three $11,000. Located on Linden PI., menta, onp three-room: IM extra larg* Red Bank, seven room colonial SI en and. bath, finished basement. bedrooms. 2Vt batlii, dining room, l&rge Heat, gai, electric Flnt floor. Cal RED BANK Near schools and transportation ing room with fireplace. TV den three apartments, all rented, nice per month. MSddletown, three bt*rooi HIGH ON A HILL overlooking kitchen, family room, and study. % MOST BEAUTIFUL ranch, $140 per month. Inquire CRO Approximately $99 per month Large dining room. Tiled kitchen. acre ahtuled lot. two-car garage, lull return for the investor. WELL AGENCY, 63 Riverside Ave. the ocean. Atlantic Highlands haiement. J28.2OO. 542-2920. uuv.injv^u — Available now, foi deluxe, modern one and two-bedroom pays all for qualified buyer. $13/ Three twin bedrooms, 2'/, tiled rooms, sun parlor, electric feltche apartment!. Large rooms, closets, from Red Bank. 741-4030. home with seven bedrooms and baths. Basement playroom. Two- PAIR HAVEN - $15,900. Choice adults only. 291-gm (115. Free parking. Finest area. 900. SHREWSBURY — Two-bedroom RED BANK — Six-room house. $12i two baths. City sewers, good car garage. A wonderful home. residential location. Three-bed- RED BANK — Three rooma and bat MADISON GARDENS mouthy. For appointments call 747 bungalow. In excellent condition. 132 South St. 141-7633 size lot. Fine home for large Reduced to $26,500. room Colonial, finished base- 190 per month Includes all utllltle 9108. LINCROFT Ideal for retired couple or small Call 74M144. KED HANK — Three-room unfurnished MODERN WATERFRONT — Furnish' family. Reduced to $27,500. family. Walking distance to shop- ment, garage, Many other fea- apartment. Centrally located. Call 741- house. Gas heat, storm windows, ti Vets No $ Down tures. F.H.A. financed. 5% down. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Thn 1415. RIVER RIGHTS - Enchanting ping and busline. Price $12,800. rooma and bath, first floor, all utllltle bedrooms, 22' living room, dinette Non-Vets $700 Down setting—over an acre—magnif- *90. 459 Florence Ave., long Brand OCEANPORT — Unfurnished five large kitchen, blocta from school bus and 741-9100 787-2805. rooms, near Fort. Monmoutn. ISO. Ca.ll New York bus, private belch. Septenv A deep lot with backyard privacy icent trees. Luxury Colonia' LITTLE SILVER — Three bed- MIDDLETOWN - $17,900. Four- 747-1541. ber 10 through June 10, S110 per month bedrooms two full baths, fire- UNFURNISHED — Three room api Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. sets off this three-bedroom ranch home. Four twin bedrooms room ranched. Fireplace in living 229-1049. place, screened-off terrace. Own- xnent. Atlantic Highlands. ReasonabI' ATTRACTIVE — Nicely furnished bed home. Living room, dining area Three tiled baths. Gracious liv room, 8x20 screened porch, full rent M5-IM, all utluUee. 281-37M. living room and kitchen, Ideal for one Corner Bergen PI. ing room. Formal dining room er transferred, must sell. Only man. Also one-room efficiency for one, WANTED TO RENT kitchen, bath, full basement, at- acre plot, beautifully landscaped HnTjMDKI — Five large rooms, ttlet 7U-83&4. RED BANK Ultra kitchen, breakfast area, many large shade trees, an un- one mile from Red Bank. balh, kitchen cabinets. First door tached carport. St. Leo's Parish. tv/o-tamily home. 7U-76&B. RUMSON — Two rooma and bath all TWO-BEDROOM — Preferably rancl Fireplace in the paneled den believable setting. Price $22,900. utilities, on bus lfne, perfect fcr burl Retired professional couple. Double gi Call or write for a $17,000. Oversized two-car garage. Ac- SHREWSBURY — $19,000. Four- TWO ADULTS — Furnished, bedroom ne.ss person. 7 Lalayetta St. fl\ 1. }9Cprospects looking lor two to four be. Custom-Built Ranch Home $45,300. tom built four bedroom split. Two month. 741-4721. Call until 12 or after 5, rooms. Call us for liut action to ta; POLISH YOUR SPECS bought new house, must sell. vour horn* rented. THE BHIRO AGE Priced beneath value, this ranch full baths, 11x16 game room, GREEN GROVE GARDENS (YOU WILL. WANT A GOOD LOOK) RIVERFRONT COLONIAL. A CY. Rt 35. Middletown. 671-10O0. home is for the buyer who wants many built-in extras, dry base- RED BANK — $21,500. Income $95 UP COMMERCIAL RENTALS GI NO DOWN F.H.A. JiM DOWN excellence of construction and modern home and very attrac- ment, two-car garage. Reduced to Substantial two-story Home. Three bed- property conveniently located on FURNISHED ROOMS maintenance. Four year old tive. 23' x 14' living room with $27,300. INCLUDES FREE HEAT, HOT WA.' OFFICE SPACE rooms, bath, (MnllMlKd kitchen plus fireplace. Dining room. Spacious Peters PI. Rent two apartments, dining room. Full basement, hot water three bedrooms, two baths, liv- ER, CO0KlNa-OA3, AIR-CONDIT10K heat F.H.A. appraised. kitchen, breakfast area. Three live almost rent free in balance UNO. Heat furnished, ill re decor Mo to milt ing room (raised hearth fire- your requirements. Best location, wil NEW! FURNISHED large bedrooms. Sundeck WEART-NEMETH of home. sub-divide If necessary. Sea and com $14,900 TV and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. refrlge place), full dining room, large Screened porch for entertaining. •vtor. parking and walk-In storage fi Pire. 7(7-1100. GARDEN APARTMENTS 13x13 science kitchen, full base- AGENCY duties. Spacious rooms, large closet! AVAILABLE NOW — Adjacent ol- OX NO DOWN T.Vt.k. WOO DOWN Exceptional value! Reduced from THE MEISTR1CH walk to shopping plaza, buses, school: flees 713-A and 715. State Hwy. 35 Air Conditioned 229-1451 Eye catching three-bedroom ranch. Full ment, attached garage. River $31,500. NOW $28,900. REALTOR Swim club lor tenants only. Middletown. Ample partctng. 671-0277 basement, with recreation room. Nicely landscaped property. Lota of extras too, rights. St. James Parish. Extras AGENCY Directions: Garden State Parkway FOR RENT — For light manufacturing, 3 rooms 'with' all utilities free, at se F.H.A, appraised. include carpeting, dishwasher, "WIDE SELECTION OF 102 WEST FRONT ST. Exit 117 to Rt, 35-30. East on M, pa; three different locations, approximately slble prices. 362 Bath Ave., Lon $16,400 two air conditioners, large cedar Newman Springs Road, Corner Srd traffic light, lett on Florence 3.00O. G.OOO anri 7.000 sq. ft 747-1100. Branch. CHOICE HOMES" Phone 284-1846. closet. Shown by appointment. 741-2240 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN RED O.I. NO DOWN F.H.A. 1800 DOWN Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Threi Bank Just off Broad St. Ample park ALL YEAR SIX FURNISHED ROOM Attractive four-bedroom, 114 bath split (23,900. 24-HOUR SERVICE Ing 17 Leroy PI. 741-1063. 812-2110. — Forced heat cold air. beach Included rooms and bain, all utilities. Furnish' level. Large game room, patio and STANLEY K. DOWNS . 741-5888 or unfurnished. 291-1M37. 18x50 COLD STORAGE AREA — Near Hot and cold water, 872-0829, 711 Mat fenced yard. F.H.A. appraliel at the REALTORS Member of Red Bank railroad siding. thews St.. Highlands. Ask for Lenn price of EAST KKANSBURO — Apartment Multiple Listing Service two-family house. Three bedrooms, heal 747-1T61. S1NGLB ROOMS — Clean ana comtoi $18,475 258 Newman Springs Rd. 741-1017 J. CRAWFORD COMPTON, and hot water. »125. Call 787-0167, 30x70 COMMERCIAL SPACE — Ce- tab.e. Reasonable ram. Gentlemen pn ferrod. 92 Wallace 8L 74H3M. (TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT - merit floor, overhead door. Main St., Subject to qualified buyer* and 7.H.A. Red Bank 747-3000 COLONIAL RANCH — Applebrook III. Inc. Utilities Included. U35. TWO—BED- Keanaburg. 787-2222. FURNISHED ROOM — < Fenlnsuli or V.A. approval. 112,300 , Elevated plot lSftxltt. Brl(ht living ROOM APARTMENT utilities Included, LARGE ROAD STAND — Trading as Av«7,~ Sea Bright 24 Hours 7 Day» Two-bedroom r«neh, a«w twatloi §j§ room, ffrepl^c*. Entln kitchen. French Middletown Township's Oldeit *U0. McAUSTER AGENCY, Re family farm market Located on Rt. 64I42-3U, O ,«m, tile b&tti, law tu». doon to patio oil dining room. Two Real Estate Firm Sstate, 109 E. River Rd.. Ri:meoi 34, Colts Neck. Reasonable rent. 946- THE KIRWIN COMPANY bedroQmf. Attached garage. (22.500. 84MR94. CLEAN, confortablo room, gentleman 115,500 Established 1S22 4S65. only. Call alter 5:00 REALTORS INSUBORfl EXECUTIVES HOME ThrM-bedroom r&nctt 11 ye*ri old OAK HILL. HILLTOP RANCH — Va-3J2 Rt. 36 787-6260 Belford FURNISHED APARTMENT - Tt.lc STORE FOR RENT — For Informa 741-048!. BELFORD KIYFORT For yracloui living and entertaining Recreation room, utility room, city cant. Living room, fireplace. Family rooms, private bath, ail utilities. Fhon tlon. call 871-0311. 25 Mechanic St., CLEAN comfortable room, gentlemal room, kitchen 28x11. Thre« bedroomi, BELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch, M2-0044. Red Bank. 787-5500 264-0745 you must see this beautiful eight two bfciriB. Basement partially paneled. on 100x130 corner plot. Full bail- only. Call lf^ year-old Colonial located on the bank! ment, garage and breezoway. Forced OFFICE SPACE — Newly renovated. of the Naveslnk. It consists of three I17.W) Attached garage. Extras. $27,700. Own- Immense bedrooms, 2|£ tiled baths, Four-bedroom split level, recreation er want* otferi, , . air heat, gas fired. Well landicapftd APARTMENTS Good location on Hwy. 36, Raritan room, IV% baths, near all transporta- convenient to schools, churchei, itorel, Township. Reasonable rent. KIRWAN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beautiful living room, dining room, aclence kitch- and bui lines. J16,900. CO.. Reallora. Call 787-5500. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE four-bedroom ranch overlooking bay. en, den, 14x12; heated porch, full lon schools and churches. PORTAUPKCK — Cottage on plot 12Ox Full basement, recreation room, 2% basement with two recreation rooma. 100. Top area. Living room, fireplace. BUILDING — Zoned for televlalon~~re~- 118,900 Dlnlnt room. New kitchen and hath. EELFORD — Owner ae-lliTH to go to Now Ronting—Long Branch .HOUSES FOR SALE baths, gas heat, two-car farage, lot Attached two-cat garage, House is palr, ready to so, in Fair Haven. 120x200. $29,900. completely afr conditioned. Profes- Thre*-bedroom split, landscaped prop- Expamlon §econd floor. Taxes |21B. Guam. Three-bedroom ranch, full Reasonable rent. Call 747-B27O or 741- sionally landscaped. Private dock and erty, 3^ years old, city tewers. Basement. $16,500, ba-sement, lot 65x120. Goo4 buy. $14,- 4476. MIDDLETOWN * VICINITY L.EONARDO — Three-bedroom house, many other unusual features. Call us 500. RED BANK — For professional uae, full basement, gaj heat, lot 120x125 ir appointment to see. $44,000. 510,500 LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING VIRGINIA COURT five-room cottage, will decorate to suit, conventently located. J13,2O0. Four-bedroom ipllt, 1% balhi, fenced- EAST KEANSBURO — Special (or (loot! location. 747-426C. LAWLEY AGENCY in yard. Excellent condition. Jurge family. Four bedroomi, \%x%* Air-Conditioned REINFELD LONG BRANCH — NEWLY "WEDS OR Realtor living room, two balhrooma, kltcJien, KEYPORT — HAZLET AREA — In RETIRED COUPLE — Cozy two-bed- Establish 1S32 ' 120,000 one-car garspe. 75x100 corner lot. Raritan Township. Brand new office OFFERS QUALIFIED room, 1H baths, dead-end street. In Three-bedroom ranch, full dining room 16 Spring St. Red Bank 113,900. GARDEN APARTMENTS space In modern professional building. residential neighborhood. |12,&OD. Realtor - Insurers full basement, attached atudlo apart- Excellent location, every facility, un- Vets No Down Payment Multiple Listing ment in rear. No closing coata. Lib- 747-4121 MANY OTHER BARGAINS IN THE limited parking, Rt. 36, frontage. Air- eral terms to Qualified buyeri. ,OW COST RANQE. 372 Bath Ave. 229-1451 port Plaza Call Sanford Nalitt Co., $73 month approximately THE 741-6262 Ltd. 264-3900. STILL TIME • 33-H. patios and balconies RED BANK GOOD-BYE TO JULY BROOK AGENCY WEST KEAN8BUR.O — Three-bedroom SHOREWAY To «njoy'that pool >wlm in your own • Baseboard heat Ind. controlled ranch, tn A-l condition with additional back yard. Excellent seven-room ranch HOUSES FOR RENT Say goob-bye to the month of July— .Realtor LOVELY CAPE COD • 100% private, parking bedroom space. Lots of closets, gas REALTY, INC. plua large enclosed rear porch. Prop- And at the mme time, aay io-loni Bank Building Atlantic Highland* heat, nicely landicatped ahaded lot, fine erty without the eight root deep pool Is Situated Iti (Ine residential urea. Two • Built-in TV antennas WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - to your nag£lng landlord!! This thre residential area, on bus line. Only low Highway 35 Holmdel well the reduced price of J21000. or three bedrooms, living room with • Spacious rooms, 7 large closets FurnlBtied -and uniurnisned. Iraraedl- bedroom ranch has Jiving room, di down payment needed. Full price *13, fireplace, tile bath, oil (.red hot water ile occupancy. 8AMUEL TEICHKR ing room, front and back porch! 291-1717 Off Union Ave,) 264-7010 heat, lull cellar, black-top driveway, and extra large dining area AdENCY. Oceanport Ave. Ocesnport 500. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor perfect escape from landlords 1 Cal OAK HILI, — Ranch in pretty setting CHARMING TW0-5T0RY — Custom storini and screens, city Bawe-ri. #17,- • Ceramic tile and glass 3*2-3500. REINTELD now! THE SMOLKO AGENCY four bedroom home. In Country Club 63 Rlvenlde 741(030 Red Bank ,W0. Call owner 747-5606. inclosed shower and bath or treei with Brook, privacy. Living Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn FAIR HAVEN — Two bedrooms, 114 room 18x14, with brick fireplace wall. REAL ESTATE Estate flection ol Middletown. Ideal for • Notpalnt 'appliances baths, enclosed porch, fireplace. View Dining room, kitchen with dining ,irea. children, with extra 60x120' Improved •UDDLETOWN—Luxury air-conditioned RUMSON — In pretty location. Three Non-Vets $225 down 295 Main 8t. Keansburg bedrooms, l'/i baths, beiutlful modern e Walnut kitchen cabinets and access to river. Largo yard. SI50. Utility room. Three bedroom*, mauler 787-0123 lot included 22' living room, large din- nine moms, Ihrftc baths, two kllchenn. Call 741-5008. bedroom 18x14 with walk-In cloiet. Two ing room, modern Wtchen, den, utility AJI! appliances, drapes and carpeted. kitchen, full dining room, large living • Recreation area $7,500 FULL PRICE baths. Paneled family room 24x12. Attic CENTURY OLD COLONIAL — On room, IVi • bath, full cellar, attached One acre, brook. Uti.OOO. 671-2832. room, DIE pine paneled family room, J95 to JL75 Per Monti. storage. Loti of closet space. (29,000. garage, flrepace, combination storm nun porch, lull bimement, plus third SUBJECT TO V.A., F.H.A. APPKOVA! lovely tree shaded grounds. Living NCOUE PROPERTY — ASBURY 3'/i ROOMS THE BERG AOENCY Call 671-1838 for inspection. room with fireplace, lull dining room, windows, three ml mittn to Red Bank. floor children's room, two-car garage. Rt. 35 Middletown four bedrooms. Porch, full basement. Reasonable. CfcU 717-0555. 'ARK, GUEST HOUSE, YEAR ROUND Asking $29,500, open to oilers. Me ALL UTILITIES FREE-JIM 611-1000 MIDDLETOWN-Itanch. Convenient to I'wo-ciir gara.gc. Greenhouse. Only NCOME, PERFECT RETIRING ALISTER AGENCY/ Real Estate. 109 schools and transportation. Full base- »19,5O0. Call for appointment. ROI^STON LEONARDO — Five-room house. Bane- ;OUPLE, TWO APARTMENTS, NINE Kt Ktvpr Hd.. Rumson. 842-1694. THREBJ-BEDROOM RANCH — Imme- REINFELD oard heat, garage and cellnr. J14,500, {.OOMB LOCATION. CONDITION 1-A. 4 vi ROOMS diate occupancy. S135 per month. ROL- ment, detached garage. 75x205 land- VATERBURY, Keillor. 16 W. Front St. scaped property, three bedrooms, large •led Bank. 7*7-3500. tfrlte '•».¥".". Hox Ml, Ked Hank- \BSENTEE OWNER WILL BELL RIVERFRONT — Dtcp water, private WALL-TO-WALL CARPET, from S145 STON WATERUURY Realtor, 1G West kitchen and living room, dining room. WITH LOS8 OF J10.0W. SHXLJNO From St.. RfENN'IS K. HYRNE, Realtor H West Inp; room with fireplace, formal dining Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., LlUte Silver. hedroome, two baths, 'double Kara(,-.•. len. 15x16' Bcreened porch, flagstone River Rd., Rumson. 812-1150. NEXT TO HARMONY BOWL H..VHI THOMPSON AND BAKTELL. i 1-4500. \\ orkahop. Landscaped %h acre. 717-1595. Walk to — Shopping, schools, room, dm, laundry compilet kitchen, '47-5600. [idtio. All rooms with a view. Two-cnr CAPE COD — Two bertrooma, livinR LICENSED REAL ESTATE DROKE creeneil porch. All In excellent condl- WIDliLBTOWN — Four bertrobma, ex HICK REDUCED — 15 Lincoln Ct., attached R.'iraGf. Low tfixrn and only beach, churches, hatupottation. room, kitchen and bath, fully furnished, Dally 9 to 8. Saturday and Bunda: ion. H'>1 water oil heat. Access to IAR1TAN TOWNSHIP — ?5OO down. A large modern kllclirn, aepiinite din- ffinatiurg Two ytstr rouiiil nouufs ii-UUiiK l5S.«Hi. KLWOOI) A. AHM- RUB hot water lienl. Froni Septomber 10 to 7. •iver. FHA appraised $22,500. Belling 'r.ur-licdmom Cajiu Cod, full dlnlnfi rig room. Large living room, aun- Ui two-cai gorageon Wxl30' lot whtcfi STRONG AOBNCY. Realtor, 555 Proa- S to June 15. Call 229-3940. Tlce Is low nt S2l,(Klll Don't walk, run >om, large kllclinn, living room, fence norch. IW car garaee. Chain link (enc« ina tiirough two atrcels. Live In orif. ppcl Ave, LUtle Silver. 741-4500. Renting office open daily to nee this one.'! McAIJBTlCH i ynrd with iiatlo, fully landscaped, ex ras. Cloae to schools, stores and trans- n bftdtyarii. Hougs and {rounds In ex- nt other. One has five rooma, twrj and Sunday 'til dusk AGENCY, Real Estate. 109 East River cellent condition. Slfl.600 787-1740, :(lroi>ni!i, 11 j linlti.i, nrw hardwotut MILIDLETOWN — Striking barn red APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Rd., Rumson. 842-1804. 1'irtatlon. J15,tO0. Prlvats owner. 187 ,430 niAl., D1P.ECT !loors, porch and hot water oil Ilrnl split level in1 excellent condition. Three (19,500 ^t ui iiliow you a real good buy. heat. Otlirr house, three rooniH. hiitti. lied rooms, l ^ baths, large recreatlnn WILL BUY THIS FIVE YEAR-OLD TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thr(fl-bed- I'hrre Ixvlroomn. on« bath, firnplace, jorch and patio. Oaa heat. Close ta mum. Big treea are por/cct for climb- COLONIAL FOUR BEDR0OM8. 1VS xmis, Cape Cod, 1VS story, two balhs, huge kitchen, plwler walls, combina- cliooli, Btorei aii'l transjiortati'm. ID- ing and privacy. Asking $18,500. Call "1ATHS. EAT-IN KITCHEN, HEPAnATK Ircplacp. attnchu! garage, full cellar. tion screena, newly tiled modem i>fiih lulro at above addr««a or call 7R7-(mi ...-fore 1 i>-i»- '"• »»ff 7 p.m. 671-2307. DINING n00M, PATIO, SOME AP- arge lot. Appraised (or J17,80O, Selling with jrlMH encloied till). Asking Jlft.500 after i p.m. PRESENTING KING JAMES APARTMENTS nLIANCBR, IN OLDE 8HRKWHBi:RY, Jlfi,SW. Immediate occupancy. TWO-tlKDROOM CAPK C0t> — Alumi- 2WH71 and Us worth It. Call thirty. THOMP- VACATi0N~EVEnYl>A'Y — imnuctll n t a num df-or .i:id windows. Located Iwo ~)WNKR. 747-5SS0. ______„ SON AND RAHTELL 74T-RCO0. " inla, bcnriitli lowfrlng trees. Tlirt-n It.'ST MOVE — Jlfi.700, seven-room hlocks from school antl lran«ports.tion. ItlVRIt HIOHTS — no with"Ih!9 charm- EW HURtnvaiiURY - Colonlnl. Four •Ize bfdrooms, l'-i bathi, formal Extra Urge lot. Aaklng «2,7OO. Call 3'/2 AND 4'/2 ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE ing conversion. Tudor style home with l>llt Air-conditioned 1 ','•• baths. Largo dining room with bay window, luff i)t. Good location. Call (S71-2DM. edrooms three baths Excellent en- rnlng (.replace, spacious living room, 717-3U7. Ths Kind Jomes Aporfmenls ere lucked awoy In one of Atlantic Hlahlands quietest residential areas. A mod- r bedrooms, four batlm, Inrgfi HvInR H2tll_i?L' go rooms. »27,5O0. 717-53BQ. ern shopplno center Is wltttln walking distance. Buses lo New York and Newark slop near Ihe site daily. Roll m wltli fireplace, forrnal dining MNCKOFT — Ranch home. Two bed- t-ln kitchen, enclosed porcn witli MATAWAN ~ Owner transferred. Must •ervlce Is available from the center ol town. Kino James Apartments provide Ihe kind of relaxation that will room, modern kitchen, lovely planned UIlfDIifiTOWN — Three - bedroom .ullo, attached garage, rtry basement. s.-irrlflce Ihrte-bedroom, 2>i bath Co- oomB, den. la.rRR living room with anch. 20x12 living room, kitchen, tile New listing In Little Hllvm, dining room, com- • PRIVATE BASEMENT STORAGE providtd act kitchen, lilg back yard, walk to A1DDLKT0WM — Four bedroom lalhs. One block from Llncroft center. m. :,INCROPr — uev«?n room in-lit level. ranch; two hnthi; wooded lot; wnlk 0 Coronet Ayr 7*1-3003 • WALL-TO-WALL BROADLOOM CARPET. for each apArtmont . hopping" and transportation, Look m o iirhoola; owner transferred. S21.50O- he price!! |11,300. McALIBTEB MIDDLETOWN — ApplebrfKJk. Willi hclnins, :; h, ving o, ,tm- ING in second floor apartmonts. JR7-52S0. h • PRIVATE LAUNDRY ... in each building. Central air conditioned, $600 down to \OENCY. Ilenl Emutc 10ft East River . fn It M tw l . KKxt nc ronni, niudcrn klichen, lovely den ltd., Iliimson. H42-18!H. .IIDDLETOWN — Owner transferrfd, Must sell. Call (5T1-17!M. • COMPLETE HOT POINT ALL-ELECTRIC • PRIVATE, LUXURY SWIMMING POOL; im II fled bay or. linmedinta occupancy. wo-etory Colonln.1, nine rooms, f, wo...l.'l ire i a 3il<»nally EUROPEAN HOUND {SACRIFICE — icdrooma, 2% balha, recreation rn Al'llK OK 'ntKKS Unumml HUPP iped. KxreUcut. new con- KITCHEN with plenty of cabinar space. complole wHh all Acceisories , . . KIDDIE 't time offered at tills ridiculously ear-old ranch (ea.lurlng Four twin .il/.c liMn. Irr ,ri,iri-if»f - ••?(•'! FJUSCM REALTY CO., B42-11W1. price. f^ft.OOO grin you elghl-room ind den, two-car garnge, two year* POOL . . . BARBECUE PITS . . . CHIL- >lil, ociiutlfully Inndscaped >•', acre. ledrooniB, Iwo full baths. ]r>R Imrnlni; tome al 125,750. Kl'SSKM. M. , • AIR-CONDITIONING by "FeJden." split level on '/, acre wltli ncreen: Wall-to-wall carpeting plu» many ex- Ireplnce In spurloiia living n>otn, INutlt..!-. i,(> ftraRr, full hiiHcmrnt. value packed MlHi>LKT(}WN - Twf»-flit»ry homo on iiy nnrl Bundny. Cull after 5:30 weedy, ['V room, llvliiR riK>m wltli flrey l %\1 300 KMV.JOJI \ AltMHTHONlJ p|.li)Xln.>ttrlv unn .i. ir. Twn twin II tiny Saturday find Sunday. 011-2710. lie bedrooms, one hatli, Jiving room, FROM $132 INCLUDES HEAT — HOT WATER — PRIVATE POOL 1UIMHON — Olilcr liotnp nr.ir m'hoo.ri. wulk aehoola, ihoppliif, llB.fllW). AOHNOY, ReHltor, f.5.1 1'ro.ipecl Ave., 1 1 1 1 7!nce, Mining room, — ^l^'^Jl' • M ' ^ "^": 2(11-1331, 'Jttlr Hllv iArlitM KiirnKr JIB.fVKl 071-lM:i, Model Apartment Open Every Day 11:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. modern kitchen and imlli, Ilirre lied- NCOMK^ItOPHJIifir — liaU nt du- MNCROKT -•- Brnutlful home priced UN'CHOKT — Thrf e bedroom Call- rooms, »un room, new furnace, needl IPX house, CotitiUm Ivro three-room fetow coirt and murkit foi quick •»!». lornla innch. full 'vrlla r. (i iii:re decorating. »16,M0. A. FRED MAFFffiO, partmfnln. Tile baths, full cellar. Ex- our tirdrooms, 2'4 baths, family room, wooded lot. AsBiime fll. mortga^t or (More Classified Ads HWY. 36 291-0770 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Realtor. 730 Broad St., Shrewsbury, r-llf-nt loc&tlon. S12.S0O. 741-4721, OJ1 etc. C!o#e to ichooli and •hopplni, KM down F.ILA llfl.lM. Owner 741- 741-9333. mtll 12 or *ft«T 5. Call owner 74T-90S1. 038. Oa The Next Page) S*—Friday, August 7, 19M THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOH SALE HOUSES FOX SALE None None

HOUSES.FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RAY VAN HORN REALTORS ALLAIRE r FARROW AGENCY son/;*: >OTI£*: WMSOZ /jmvjfjzisri THE y\;t,- i WIKI AJ/XSMMO um v: MonmouHi County1* OleU»t SU«I Ettate firm r;HtJ!X *MJ UWtMJMirjV, 'lf\ UJKmrTO tX/ZTUM. 17 OK *M OVER A QUARTER CENTURY rliWlMr, J,T THU. tlTH <,i THIS \UMT.i. -'- • •• ' —•i.Ktux.tn v"ir,t -it -nix. I'JKU TITIM SWEET BRIAR 198 nrwA Street, Red Btnfc~7*v« -...— — ~— MULTIPLE LISTINGS kvetnwii.rwi EXCEED ~«i,I«>.0g ifMMnUCCkH HEW JERSEY," AJjOfVED OJ&C OF HOLMDEL ' Member Multiple listing Service TAL, IMPROVEMENT FUttD OF THE3ER 7, 1&4S, AS AMJENDJffD AND 10 FEET OF RIVERFRONT — Spacious six-room residence. BOROUGH OF UTTLiE SILVER FOR SUPPLEMENTED." was presented 'or AUTHENTIC COLONIAL HOMES TRUE COLONIAL . ' SAID PURPOSE." wa* presented loor Introduction anadd first rreading oooo July Completely remodeled. Gorgeous new carpeting. Two baths. ntroductloreductiondti n andd ffirsi t readinreadindi g on JJulyy 7 l»6»64 by y tthh e MMayo r ananddd CounciCouncCouncill ooff Hot water heat. Open porch. 110x375. Brand new buBcheadrng. ed Bank: Three-bedroom, bath and powder room, a bedroom and . 196* by the Mayor and Counciil off RorougRh h of ReRd BanBnkk inindd on AAugust Two-9t»ry • Split Levels • Bi-Levels • Ranches • Cape Cods Deep water. Low taxes. Asking $35,000. A real bargain. torage on third floor, living, room with fireplace, 22' screened Uie Borough of Little Silver and ont 1964 waJ finally adopted and ap- n porch off it, separate dining room, comfortable kitchen with lugugt 3, 1964 waa finally adopted and proved. Thwe and four bedrooms, two-car garages, science kitchens, pproved. FREDERIC MESSINA . ON A KNOLL — With trees and a lovely view of the Navesink. sundry area, full cellar, garage, dishwasher and carpeting — CH-4RLES W. STEPHENS family woms, some part brick veneer, fireplaces, acre land- Mayor This pretty little cottage with a porch is offered to settle an es- asking $23,500. Now. empty. Mayor Attest tcaped lots. tate for $12,500. ATTEST: Mrs. PauJ S. Fabry L. Ayers. Aug. 7 •&•« MODELS OPEN AT ALL TIMES EXCITING LISTING EXECUTIVE AREA lerk' wi Aug. T J5.52 PART OF OLD ESTATE —'This rambling, almost-new, big, bi .incroft: Fenced %-acre 'b woods in the rear. Three-bedroom MONMOUTH COUNTY ACRE LOTS FOR SALE rancher with four bedrooms, three full baths, paneled den, twe ustom ranch, fireplace, lovely size den with beamed ceiling, SURROGATE'S COURT NOTICE real fireplaces, basement and two-car garage on an acre of land- ecreation room in basement. Immediate occupancy, asking An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- Notice To Creditor! To I'resent scaped grounds is offered at $44,000. !24,000. Owner has purchased a new home. NANCE ADOPTING TITLES I, 2 and Claims Against Estate PRICES $24,900 to $29,900 K OF A COMPILATION AND REVI- ESTATE OK JOSEPH H. PITTIUS, SION OF THE ORDINANCE OF THEDECEASED. MAGNIFICENT! Two riverfront acres, tall evergreens, whiti LARGE ROOMS BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER OF A Pursuant to tiie order of Edward birches, holly and maples. Winding drive — hardtop. 12-rcoi kittle Silver: Colonial—three large bedrooms, tile bath and tile GENERAL AND PERMANENT NA- C HROEGE, Surrogate of the County HENRY A. WEST & SON TURE KNOWN AS "COMPILED AND 'f Moiirnoutli, this day made, on the modern residence. 3'/2 tiled baths. Four master bedrooms. Firsl rowder room, spacious living room with fireplace, large dining REVISED ORDINANCES OK THK11Ijlication o( the undersigned. Helm PROP'ESSION'AL BUILDERS loor injlaw apartment. Two fireplaces. Recreation room. Three- room and kitchen, enclosed porch, cellar and garage—only $100 BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER i HE- Donnelly, Sole Executrix of Uie estate VISION OF 19541 PURSUANT TO nf (he salii Joseph H. Plttiua, deceased, Directions: Routi 34 to Bchanck Kd. Turn af our sign. car garage. $72,500 asking. Taxes $1,200. :o heat this lovely roomy home—owner now living in North Jersey, CHAPTER 232 OF THE LAWS OF notice, is hereby given to the creditors isking $24,900. 1650." was .-presented for introductiu of sai'i deceased to present to the and first reading on July 6, 1004 by t!i said Sole Executrix their claims un- 232- 1484 OR 233-045 804 River Road 747-4100 Fair Haven, N, Mayor and Council of tha Borough o iler oath within six months from this WATERFRONT COLONIAL Little Silver and on August 3, 1964. was Two-story three-bedroom like new Colonial, completely air-con- finally adopted and approved. Dated: July 29, 1961. HELEN MNNELLY, HOUSES FOR SALE CHARLES W. STEPHENS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ditioned, two baths and powder room, center hall, fireplace in Mayor 1011 Fanny Street, living room, large dining room, modern large kitchen, lovely den, ATTEST: Elizabeth- . NJ. . _„ Sole Executrix ull cellar with recreation room, two-car garage—riparian rights Fred L. Ayera, RUMSON — Prime Residentia: LINCROFT - Split level, one car MIDDLETOWN - Older twe Clerk William C. Lloyd. Esq. CHAPEL HILL HOMES ind dock, asking $44,900. Aug. 7 $5..v: 30 Church Street. Area—Modern Frame and Brick garage attached, large lot wall- story brick house, three bed Keansburg. N.J. it Level—Three bedrooms, to-wall carpet. 4'/2% interest, low rooms, fireplace in living room AttornAttorneey NOTICE 135- SEE. .. 2'/2 baths, maid's room, livinf monthly payments. Close to St. dining room, garage, $15,500. Leo's, Garden State Parkway. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MONMOUTH COUNTY COIIUT room and den with fireplace MtUttATK. DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY ame room, gas fired hot a Asking $20,000. LINCROFT — Four >• bedroom DOCKET NO. THIS u On Assignment SURROGATE'S COURT and air conditioner, completi HOLMDEL — Gorgeous view, ex- split level surrounded by many HOLLAND HILL ONE ACRE WOODED WITH BROOK NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT Notice To Creditors To Present DISTINGUISHED NEW w i m m i n g pool, attractivi treme privacy large variety ooff beautiful shade trees, dinin, LAURIE HOMES In the Matter ol the General \sslgn Claims Afialnnt Estate FIVE BEDROOMS ESTATE OF EMILY SILLER, DE- pounds. Offered at $65,000. trees and shrubs, two bedrooms, room, living room, den, bas Two-story Colonial, center hall, livin ment for the Benefit of Creditors of at Little Silver room, dining room, extra large kitch REMT-A-MAID SERVICE OF At.t. CEASED. RANCH MODEL RUMSON — Choice Locale — living room, kitchen and large ment, two-car garage. $22,900. en, den with wall and celling panel, BANK, INC., Assignor, -to- LEON Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Sizeable Frame Ranch — fire- screened porch. 14'/$ acres. $60,- false beams, and fireplace. 2\y tile ARD FINKELSTEIN, Assignee. C BROEGE, Surrogate of the Coun- ON THE, LAKE — Attractive New Custom Built Homes batha, mud room and laundry. Ful! PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the ty of Monmouth, this day made, on READY FOR OCCUPANCY place iii living room, three bed- 000. cellar, two-car garage. By appolntmeni above named Assignor haa on the 15ththe application o( the undersigned, rooms, one-bath and 2V baths, three-bedroom split level. Sunker only. Call hiilliier. Occupancy Septem- day of July, 1964, made, executed and Robert C. Siller, Sole Executor of the WITH 2 RANCH estate of the said Emily Siller, dp- full basement, family room, ho HOLMDEL — Brick home located living room, dining room, game ber 15. 1 Glenway, Holmdel. JM.B00. delivered to Leonard Fmeklsteln o! trie ceased, notice Is hereby given to the • Thre* Bed room i - HAROLD HARRISON Town of Old Bridge, County of Middle- air oil, two-car garage, large plot on seven acres rolling land well room, 214 baths, two patios, ric 531-4266 creditors of said deceased to present • Two Full BathB Three "bedrooms, two ful! batha, li sex and State of New Jersey, an aslo the aald Sole Executor their claims . riced at $39,500. landscaped. Asking $50,000. ly landscaped, A-l location. $28, ing room with fireplace, (amil signment of Ha entire estate in trust under oath within six months Irom • Frilltwood Birch Cabinets In Calort 500. •oom, dining room. big kltchei for tlie benefit of Its creditors in ac- this date. Equipped Kitchens RUMSON — Interesting Locatio •overert porch oft dining room a HOLMDEL — For horses or chil- LOTS & ACREAGE cordance with the Revised Statutes of Dated: July 31st. 1984. • Two-Car Garage —Frame Dwelling — Four bei arge front porch, utility room, Iv New Jersey, ESTATE RANCH — Six room: garage. Lot nlze 100x200. ROBERT C. SILLER • Full Baaement ooms, two baths, fireplace, drens' day camp, located on FOUR. LOTS — Approximately V, acri The Assignor was engaged In tin 1(1 Old Mill Lane beautiful landscaped property, three bedrooms, enclosed breeze employment agency business with it. Tappan. N. Y., ull basement, steam oil heat, each, desirable location. Walking ill. principal place nf business at 22 Wes historical background 30 acres or way, two-car garage, game room COLONIAL tancB to Little Silver railroad station Sole Executor Colonial Hid Modern Style Deslgi space for three cars, municipal Phone 842-0173. Front Street, Red Bank, New Jersey. Me alters. Parsons, Canzona, will divide. $150,000. air conditioned, 2J/ acres. $40, All clalmn of creditor*! must be pre- sewer. Asking $23,500. 2 Four beilrooma, 2V4 batl.9, big fa sented at the office of Leonard Finhel- Blair &. Warren PRICE $21,700 000. lly room, with fireplace, large Hvin, ACRE SITE — Fully landscaped, de^ atein, at 325 Highway 18, Old Bridge 18 Wallace Street HOLMDEL — Professional build- oom with bay window, big kitcln sirable area, privacy. All utilities, Red Bank. N. J., Paved street. Call 7U4246. New Jersey, within three (3) month; Attorneys ind dinette, formal dlntnj rooi from the date hereof, or the aame will Aorey AVERAGE LOT «IZE %-ACRE ing or pleasant home Colonial Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28 *M-68 ROLAND PIERSON Iront porch, utility room, twoca, NEW MONMOUTH — Half-aor*, con- be barred from coming in for divi- Directional Route 35 to Chapel H DENNIS K. BYRNE style, immediate possession, low garage, front porch, flower plante venient location, all utilities available. dend of said estate. Rd (at Oitii RetU-urant), Chapel HI REALTOR-INSUROR taxes, three-car garage. Asking In foyer. Lot size 100x200. Inquire 96 TindaJ Rd., New Monmouth LEONARD FINKELSTEIN Rd. one block to Paneraar Dr. ar AGENCY after 6 325 Highway IS NOTICE model home, 8 West River Rd. Rumsor $24,500. PRICE $32,900 Old Bridge, New Jersey MONMOUTH COUNTY REALTOR EXCELLENT RED BANK LOCATION— July 21 31. Aug. 7. 14 »35,8R KDRKOGATE'S COURT Phone B42-115O Large trees, unusual opportunity. DOW- Notice ti) Creditors to Present BUILT BY PIELAET, Inc. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINC STANLEY STILWELL Built By STRA AGENCY. 91 Bast Front St., Claims Against Estate 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner Red Bank. 741-8700 COUNTY OF MONAfOUTH Real Eitate Broker STATE OF NEW JERSEY ESTATE OF CLARA L. NEICB, DE- 741-3306 Newman Springs Rd. SCHWARZ & KARPEL Notice is hereby given that sej _ _ CEASED. THIS IS ITI Insurance NEW SHREWSBURY — Acreags loi bids will be received by the Board pursuant to the order ot EDWARD (Near Garden State Parkway) 'ustom Builders of Fine Homes sale. Estate owner wanli a new neigh of Clioaen Freeholders ot the County C BROEGE, Surrogate of the Coun- THE PERFECT WATERFRONT Holmdel 946-8383 bor; offers three acres or well kept of Monmouth for the Reconstruction ty of Monmouth, this day made, on EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT — Red Bank P.O. 741-75' lawn and fine trens aa setting; for of Bridge number N-3 on West Bangs the application of the undersigned, HOLMDEL Beautiful MvInK room racing the water home. Please call Mr Hanlon, RIGBY Thomas T. Warsahw. Sole Executor, of 747-3669 or 747-1696 ASSOCIATES, Realtors, 7*1-1741. Avenue over Jumping Brook In the the estate of the 'said Clara U Nelce, OTIB acre. Four-bedroom Colonial b lovely dining room, ultra Kitchen, del FREEHOLD VICINITY THREE MEMBER Township of Neptune. County of Mon- three bedrooms (all large) 21*, hath. ACRE FARMKTTE DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 south to Syi mouth, N. J. and opened and read deceased, notice ll hereby given to the lavel. Family room, laundry, twf Entirely air conditioned. Bajemant. twe OF RED BANK LITTLE SILVER — %acre, all utih. creditors of said deceased to present car garage. Catholic and Publ Comfortable four bedroom, two bath imore Ave.. left to Branch Av In public in the Hall of Records, Main to the said Sole Executor their claims Khooli hearty. Walklnl distance car garage. Your own dock. SEE 1 house. Near transportation. Four stall MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Railroad Station), turn right tw ties. call. Street, Freehold, N. J. on Aug. 18, to th le Executor tr c country atores. Priced to Bell. »2 horse barn and kennel set-up. Noth- jlocka to Sllverslde Av*., left c 741-6373. 19G4 at 2:00 P.M. prevailing time. unded r oatth ithiithin siix month! frofrom ing can compare with property or M0. 3Uvera!de to Laurie Lane and le; EIGHT ACRE TO TWELVE ACRE Plans, specifications and form of thihis date. price. H8.900. models. bid, contract and bond for the pro- DtDa-tedd : JulJ y 21st, ,1964 1964. . CROWELL AGENCY, Realtoi SITES—Available at reasonable price THOMAAS TT. WARSHAW Joseph S. Lang, Realtor FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES EDNA M. NETTER J.O. ROCHE, MLS Realtor, Lon posed work, prepared by H. Leroy Red Ban FROM *7,600 Martin, Monmouth County Engineer, 21 Michael Drive Main St. Holmdel 916-42: REALTOR Bridge Rd., Colts Neck. Call 946-4955, have been filed In the office of said Mlddletown, N, J., RED BA.NK COLONIAL — In a 11 APPLEBROOK RANCH — »3.000 belo LtWINGER AGENCY FARMS—HOMflS~lNl>U3TRLUi 8ITBB EA BRIGHT—Oceanfront bricl HOLMDEL — Wooded and cleared lot Engineer In the Hall of Records, Sole Executor Itpftl Estate anil Insurance aforementioned find may be Inspected Louti M. Drazini , EagE . ' residential area. Three bedrooms, 1 aluation, living room J13x19, dlnln HOLMJJtil*—COLTS NECK Colonial. River rights, six rooms available. CARL F. KELLERS BROK- baths, den, large loreened porch, d -oom, three bedrooms, 1 /V baths, d ME,-.Main St., Freehold, N. S. MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AJUGAS ER, Rt. 520, Holmdel. 846-4443. by prospective bidders during business 23 Reckless Place tached garage. An excellent value 12x20 or fourth bedroom, 14x17 e 462-3535 Evenings: 462-2376 tile bath, fireplace, heated sun hours. Bidders will be furnished with Red Bank, N. J. 12.1B0O RUSSELL M. BOHUS, Iten a copy of the plana and specifications Attorney closed porch, large swimming poo OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Dutch Lane Rd., RD l, Marlboro x>rch, hot water oil heat, two by the Engineer upon proper notice S2I.6S tori. 600 River ltd., Talf Haven. '4' 2600 cash qualified buyer. Asking »24, BUSINESS PROPERTY July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 1* 4532. Member Multiple Listing Bervlc OAK HILL — Ranch on corner acre P.O. Box 325, Freehold :ar garage. Only $19,500. and payment of a fee ot Five Dollars 000. plot, two bedrooms, one bath, oversized ($5.00) payable to the Monmouth larage, all garden equipment Included, 462-4151 AIR HAVEN - Cute little riyei ON HWY. 36, PORT MONMOUTH — County Treasurer. NOTICE HOUSES FOR SALE SCHANCKAGENCY tfouse bountifully furnished. f,34,ooo, in- 200x600. Price includes six room house, Bids must be made on standard MONMOUTH COUNTY cludea all. Tills is a bargain lor a Evenings 462-1670, 533-7491 'iew summer cottage. Livinf full cellar with all improvements. 767- proposal forms In the manner deal n a r SURROGATE'S COURT Linden PI. ' "° ned i quick buyer. Phone 671-2590 for appoint- room with fireplace, dining room 0133. nated therein and required by t: Notlf« to Creditors to Present T47-O397 specifications; must be enclosed In Claims Ai&lnit Estate MORE LISTINGS SHOWN LINCROFT kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, twe sealed envelopes bearing thp name ESTATE OP JOSIAH K. BEERS. RED BANK — KUMSOPI ana mllei " SNYDER REALTORS NEWLY BUILT HOMES — Three am screened porches, good-size treeti REAL ESTATE WANTED and address of the bidder and the DECEASED. MORE LISTINGS SOLD around. Large, iree catalog on re name of the work on the outside; ad- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD SINCE 1873 (our-bctlroom Colonials, one acre site 5lot. Delightful view. $12,500. dreaaed to the Board of Chosen quest. MultlpTs and open listings. Parl Members Multiple Listings Irom $32,900. Liberal financing aval] C. BROEGE, Burrogate of the County i comfort at our modern office. able, home trade-in j-.-n, Greentre Do you wjait to Freeholders of the County, of Mon- of Monmouth, this day made, on the FAIR HAVEN - Small all-yeSi mouth and must be accom pa uteri by ppllcatlon of the undersigned, Thomas THREE-REPUOOM.— Two-bath house Terrace oft Newman Springs H<1. nex a bonding certificate and.,, a certified RAY STILLMAN, Realtor on 3'L acres. Excellent condition. Large o Christian Brothers Academy. H29-U bungalow with living room, din- SELL PROFITABLY S Beers, Sole Executor of the estate "Our 46th year" check, drawn to the order tof the Mon-«r tlie said Josiah N. Beers, deceased, W8 Hwy 35. Shrewsbury 741-8W building In rear. J18.O00. MIDDLETOWN — EiBllt-lirge-roon ng kitchen, enclosed porch, twe We' re a dynamic Real Estate firm mouth County Treasurer lor not leas notice is hereby given to the creditors alerted to today's highly competitive than Ten Per Cent (10%) of the amount of said deceased to present to the IRVING WEISGOLD split, two zone baseboard heat, ExceKIUl small bedrooms and bath, hoi market. Our thoroughly trained, ex- bid and be delivered at the place LITTLE SILVER—Living room wltl lent condition. Many extras. '•''• aald Sole Executor their dalma Under fireplace, dlrtlns room, three Dedroomi Broker ater oil heat, two-car garage, perienced stall of gracious son selling and on the hour above named. Tlie oath within six months from this dale. (space lor fourth), two full baths, ful 671-0097. exports are prepared to help you. standard proposal forms will be Dated: July 27th, 196* 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewood lecluded plot with shade trees, furnished upon application to tlie jasement, enclosed breeaeway, garagr (Between Freeliold and I^akcwoodi RUMSON WATERFRONT — This stu List your property with Thru The Red Bank Area skins S1D.900, Call 741-9448. Mew of river. $12,500. Monmouth County Engineer. THOMAS S. BEERS 363-3090 Evening!! 462-6485 dy three-bedrooms one-bath, space lo PHILIP J. BOWERS & COf. 29 Shady Lane LUXURY RANCH IN RUMSON — Hal second, home back on muiliel at re The right la reserved to reject a Shrewsbury, New Jersey Multiple Lilting Service SIX BEDROOMS — FAIR HAVEN— Heal Estate For 70 Years or all bills if deemed to the Interest Sole Executor Ihrce bedrooms plus one unilnlshet Fins residential neighborhood. Low duced price. Larce living room will 1 Whlta St.. Red Bank 741-720C three baths, beautiful living room wltl taxes and heat. Asaumnble 4%% G.Ifireplace. , Ben»niMi-in jiorcii overloolUn JOHN L MINUGH ot the County of Monmouth so to ilu. lilnn Bfekman, Jr., E«q. '(replace and cherry paneling, dlnlnj river deep water (or mooring. Prlc By order of tlie Board of Chosen Counsellor at Law mortgage, $18,600. $24 (W0 GLAXEBROOK AGENCY REALTORS—1NSURORS RESIDENTIAL LISTINGS REQUIRED Freeholders of the County of Mon- 10 Broad Street room deluxe fcltchen, redwood den — To satisfy numerous prospecti de- mouth. Red Bank, New Jersey Two-csr attached gsrage. Wooded \r 11,100 DOWN — Buya four bedroom REALTOR, Avenue o[ Two River siring to live In Fort Monmouth area, Rnmaon. 842-1100. Member of Red Bank Joseph C. Irwln. Director Attorney nd beautifully landscaped. Hous» brlRadoon Hpllt level. $168 monthly Homes required Irom *12,500 to $27,000. Wililam L. Ulrlch, C\ B E R G ompletely air conditioned. Many e pays all. Subject tt> F.H.A. approval Multiple Listing Service July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21 $2760 Iras. Asking $55,000, RUSSELL M, COHNELfUS AGENCY, New MonLITTL- E SILVER RUSTIC KANCH-0 LEO C. BIZZARRO AGENCY Aiiff. 7 $13.31 BORU8. Realtors, 600 River Rd., Fall mouth. 671-549.V tree shaded, wlile, deep plot. 28' l.v.i VETS NO DOWN Haven. 747-4532. Member BJJiltlpH LIST room, spacious, modern Kitchen, thr 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-350 222-6511 MinOI.KTOWN TOWNSHIP Ing Service. LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch on good size- bedrooms, tiled bat! MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP MONMOUTH COUNTY deadend street. Owner asking $21,000. screened porch, attached garage, DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS— MONMOUTH COUNTY Non-Vets $600 Down NEW JERSEY NEW JEKSEY 747-5014. ment Hard to duplicate at $18,00 Being transferred? House too small1 ? ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY Mortgage payments too high? Don 1 Notice is Hereby given that sealed Notice Is hereby given thai sealed No Closing Feet HOUSES FOR SALE MII>DLKTOWN — Two-bedroom ranch, FREE SUMMER LIST bids will be received l>y the Mayor Realtor, 655 Prospect Ave., Little Stive; Monmouth, County, farms, acreage, wait, call os now we'll buy your home. bids will be received oy the Mayor anil garage, nicely landscaped, 14 acre lot. 741-4500. MANELY ASSOCIATES. 371-5353. Township Committee, Mlddletown Town- and Township Committee, Middletown Value packed Colonial. Four bed- Asking SU.300. 671-0121. homo and, commercial property. Man ship, for the Improvement ot Various Township, for the Paving of Various rooms, formal dining room, eat-In real good buys, WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom Township Roads by Bituminous Sur- Township Roads with Asphaltic Con- kitchen, 118x160 lot. Two-car ga- M — On 14 acre, pretty four- COLTS NECK—Modern stone-trtmmi face Treatment and other Work In- rage. Full basement. Aluminum LARGE FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH bedroom, 1% baths, living room with home. 2Vj baths, paneled rumpus roo homes, furnished or unfurnished, from crete Type 8M-1 & Other Work Incl- — 15<23 living room with stone fire- MERRITT R. LAMSON, INCJ85 to $115 per month for Incoming cidental Thereto; and opened and mm] lontal Thereto; and opened and read lldlng". Hoi water baseboard heat. fireplace, lovely built-in kitchen, formal attached garane. P, acres. Many un- personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. In public at the Township Hall, Middle- In public Ht the Township Hall, Middle- Only $15,900 at Berg place, 13x16 dining room, two tiled dining room, largn finished basement usual features. 462-3433. Realtors town Township, N. J., on Wednesday. fnmlly room, hot, water baseboard 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. own Township, N, J, on Wednesday, baths, two-acre lot with pond, coun- ,3 West Mala 8L August 12, 1064 at 8:00 P.M. Prevailing AUR. 12, 1964 at 8:00 P.M. Prevailing heat, garage, lota of extras all In Im-PLUSH AND LUSH — Spacious rnni SELLING YOUR HOME? Time. try location, J22.0O0. maculate condition. First time offered. In quiet aren, Thr re twin size be Time. ALL BUYERS Try our personalized Keal Estate Serv- Specifications and form of bids, Specifications and form of bids, con- $24,900 McALISTER AOENCY. Real rooms, two full bnths, formal dlntn BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT ice. Service, open listings preferred, Estate. 109 East River Hd., Rumson. room, raised hearth fireplace In 2 contract and bond for the proposed tract and bond for the proposed work, 10% Down FIVE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Oood Model house, large Now Englan- All typed of property needed. work, prepared by Otis R. Seaman, prepared by Otis R. Seaman, Town- 842-18M. living room, spacious eat-In kitche Colonial. Four bedrooms, two full cei BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY location, oll-flred ateam lieat, two separate laundry room, 12' porch, a Township Engineer have been filed In ship Engineer have been filed In the Immediate Possession MIDDLETOWN — T% room split level amic baths, full dining room, and (eal 9 White St., Red Bank 7*1-252 the office of the Township Clerk at orfice of the Township CleiU at the Brant! new ranchers, split levels acres, including small barn, located tacned garage, full dry basement. Let in) kitchen. Paneled family room, tw< with a country air. Garage, trees, not hesitate at 523,900. ELWOOD . RANCH — Two or three-bedroom, fir the Municipal Building, Kings High- Municipal Building, Kings Highway. and Colonials. All have garages, between Colts Meek and Freehold, stortoragea , many extras. $16,700, Call 671- car garage. Hot water heat. All assisa place, double garage. For s^ml-retlre way. Mlddletown, N. J.. and may be Mlddletown, N.J., and may be Inspected two full baths nnd dining rooms. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 5 menta In and paid for, Including cit; Inspected during business hours by J15.900. 026263 after l p.m. Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-450(1 couple. Red Bank area. Write "B.E.' during business hours by prospective Large landscaped lots. All city sewers. $21,990. CaJl 787-1189 12 t Box 511, Red Bank. prospective bidders. Bidders will be bidders, Blddors will be furnished with utilities. COLTS NECK — Custom built four- LEONARDO—-Eight-room house on twoRED BANK — RUMSON AREA. Nav p.m. furnished with a copy of the specifica- lotJ, beautiful yard. Fenced. Conven- tions by the Clerk upon proper notice - copy of the specifications by the From $18,798 bedroom. 2'/, bath Cape Cod. Spa- sink riverfront. Sandy beach. Hlgl IAZLET — $200 down. Four-bedroom WE NEED YOUR HOME ~lerk upon proper notice and payment iently located. Oarage, attic, cellar. Ex- and dry. Superbly constructed Colonial Our 12 salespeople have clients watting and payment for the coat thereof. for the coat thereof. cloui living room, rormal dining cellent condition. Priced below FHA ap- wo-lmth Cnpe. Garage. FHA a.pprahe< Four large bedrooms, 2% deluxe bath* 17,600. Selling price $16,990. Owne for your Hating. They need ruiches, Bids must be made on Standard Pro- Bids must be made on Standard room, eat-In kitchen, paneled fami- praisal. No repairs. Owner. 291-9386. Paneled den. HiiRe thermopane wli ipllt levels, two stories; also investment posal Forma in the manner designated Proposal Forms in the manner de- The Berg Agency flowed family room with expansiv 264-2483. ly room with fireplace, hot water RUMSON — New listing. Three-bed- property. Call us for a q"iok Mle. Tw therein and required by the specifica- Ignatcd therein and required by the room doll house. Ideal Tor young family view, Mnld's room and bat ESTATE AREA — 12-room Colonial offices serving you. tions, must be enclosed in sealed en- Specifications, must be enolwed In Realtor baselioard.heit, lull basement, at- or retired couple, near nl points of Masonry bulkhead. Huge patio wl water rights, SM.OOf). Large mortgaKt velopes bearing the name and address icaletl envelopes bearing the nami and can be assumed. Call 741-1H4. WALKER A WALKER of the bidder anil name o[ work on "Personalized Service" lacheil two-car garage. Landscaped Interest. A-l location. $19,500. Easy to awning. Solid value nt $68,000. KU Realtors address of the bittder and name ot Inspect by calling the GLAZE BROOK BELL M, BORUS, Realtors, 600 Rive: tlANCH — Three bedrooms, storm the outside, addressed to ihe Township work on the outside, addressed to the 671-1000 acre lot. $34,300. AGENCY. Realtor, Avenue of Two Rd,, FaJr Haven. 747-4532. Memb Shrewsbury ornce Mid diet own Of He Committee, Mlddletown Township, N.J., Township Committee. Mldttielown Town- Multiple listing Service. ind screena, washer and dryer. $14,500 711-5212 671-331 and must be accompanied by a Pro- N. J. Largest Residential Rivers, Rumflon. 842-1700. I64-2880. ship, N. J., and must be accompanied BUILDING PLOT WANTED — In posal Bond and a Certified Check, ay a Proposal Bund and a Certified Real Estate Brokers GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE drawn to the order of the Township $2,000 area. Call Treasurer for not. IPSS than ton per Check, drawn to the order of the Daily 9-9. Realtor HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 747-9411 cent (\0%) of the amount bid and be Township Treasurer for not less thaji Saturday-Sunday 10-7 delivered at the place and on the hour tt/i per cent (10%) of the above mentioned. The Standard Pro- Route 35 Middlctown, N. J. •Rt. 34 Colts Neck -LEGAL NOTICE posal Forms will be furnished upon application to the Engineer. Garden State Parkway 462-3172 Exit 117 COLONIAL DUTCH COLONIAL NEW! NEW! NEW! The award of the Contract for this NOTICE work will not be made until the neces- FARM HOUSE idlDDLETOWN SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY sary monies to do the work have been CHANCERY DIVISION provided by the Township In a lawful • MIDDIETOWN, MATAWAN, HAZLET VICINITY EXCLUSIVES MONMOUTil COUNTY lanner. On river Flvt bedroom! • RANCHES DOCKET NO M 6179-63 The Township Engineer or the Town- Civil Action ship Committee reserve the right to NO DOWN VETS • LOW DOWN NON-VETS Thret budroomi three bathi Notice of Order For Publication require a complete financial and ex- LBLAR JOHNSON JACKSON, a/k/a Le perience statement from prospective Two baths • SPLIT-LEVELS bidders showing that 'they have satis- Nice den lla Johnson Jackson, Plaintiff. v.i factorily completed municipal work of a GEORGE 'MITCHELL JACKSON, De si mi liar nature bpfore. furnishing pro- Rivtr right! Acre lot with tre»i fendant. posal forms or specifications, or before WHALE WHALE STATE OP NEW JERSEY: • BI-LEVELS awarding contract In accordance with Very charming Excellent neighborhood TO: GEORGE MITCHELL JACKSON U.S. 40:50-5. The right Is also reserved "WHERE YOU GET AWHALE OF A DEAL" By virtue of Rn Order of the Su-lo reject any or all hlda or to waive Only $38,500 Sacrificing it $36,000 Absolutely the perior Court of New Jersey. Chancery any Informalities where such Informali- Fu Pr?co Division, made on the 7th day of July, ty Is not detrimental to the best Inter- Full Price Beit Buy in Monmouth County! 1964, In a civil action wherein Lela ests of the Township. The right is also VETS VETS " Johnson Jackson, a/k/a Leila Johnsoi reserved to increase or decrease the Jackson, la the plaintiff and you arequantities specified. m mt.1 ra No Down No Down the defendant, you are hereby required ilimntltle9 RpeclfieRpeclfiedd . $69 par mo. $9,500 $86 per mo. See our brand new homes lo answer the complaint of the plain By Order of the Mayor and Town- By Order of thh e Mayor and Township tiff on or before the 8th day of 8ep' ship Committee of Middle town Town- Committee of Mlddletown Towmhlp, WE'VE DONE IT AGAIN! FIVE ROOMS & BEAUTIFUL! located on Atlantic Ave. tpmlter, l&fii, l>y serving iin answer or ihlp, N.J. Arnone & Zager ESCIH,, plaintiff's; at EARL MOODY, KARL MOODY, FOUR BEDROOMS-lVj BATHS This Is your chance to lake in the Pleasure Bay area torney, whoso address li 24fi Broa< Mayor Mayor Here Is on opportunity (or an- advantage of a real terrific Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, and In RICHARD 6EUFFERT, RICHARD SEUFFERT, other lucky family to get a real deal. The owner must sell and default thereof such Judgment shall be Business Administrator Buslneja Admlnlatrator of Long Branch. Water- rendered against you as the Court shall July 31. Aug. 7 J35.88 uly 31, Aug. 7 buy. Start now on the road to he has agreed to settle 'or the think equitable and just. You shall file WHS security In rough home owner- V.A. appraised price. Included pplebrook Agency front area. Priced at $16,- your answer and proof of aervice In ship. See this smart looking are three extra large bedrooms, duplicate with the Clerk of Uie Su- homt Which features: tour bed- big living room and oversized, 500 and up. Model homes perior Court. State House Annex, Tren- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE ' rooms, large kitchen* living equipped, modern kitchen. The 950 Hwy. 35 671-2300 Middleiown New Jersey, In accordance with room, Vh bains and a nicely home Is only eight years young open daily. rulei of civil practice and proce- landscaped lot In a fine neigh- dure. and Is located in an excellent SUMMARY OB SYNOPSIS OF IMS AUDIT RE POUT borhood, Don't t* late! Do It residential area only blocks from today I The ohject of aald action Is lo ob- OF TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY AS REQUIRED BY NJS40A-JLT school. Act nowl tin a Judgment of dlvr>rc« betwfiet COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET "" Non-vets 1300 down Non-vels $350 down the said plaintiff and you. nritnt% December 3t December 31 SAMUEL TEICHER DATED; July 15. 1964. 1DDI™0 Year 1963 ' Year 1962 ARNONE A ZARER Cash ind Investments « 31,469.99 AGENCY Attorneys for Plaintiff Tnxes Receivable 50.00 Full Price Full Price THE 248 Brond Street Accounts Receivable 1818 71,11 VETS VETS Exclusive Salos Agenh Red Bank, New Jerney July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7 *45.Or TOTAL ASSETS No Down $14,500 No Down $I6|/OO 287 Ocaanport Av»., Oceanport ...I 4S,S23.6i $ 31,591.43 542-3500 MODERN SIX ROOMS SEVEN ROOM LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS HOUSES FOR SALE FOUR BEDROOMS l'/a BATH SPLIT CURTIN AGENCY Other Liabilities and Special Funds » 33.322.61 | 16,919.46 Reserve (or Certain Assets Receivable ..._ Tired of existing In cramped A dream home Is what you'll 18.18 121.U *>"* *J";&3? /*; 8urplui overcrowded condlllons? Looking see when we show you 1hls ex- 1S.6S2.95 14,550.53 for that nice home wllhln your cel lent home featuring all this TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND means that will also give ypu and heaven tool Three large REALTORS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SPECIALS SURPLUS » 45.923.64 | 31,591.43 the extra room you've been bedrooms, family recreation yeornlng for? Well, let the room, large, equipped science "mon" ot "Whale" satisfy • iur kitchen, dining area, living room, COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OI'KIIATION AND SURPLUS TRADE-INS • Two Bedrooms • Three Bedrooms ! CURRENT FtM> •very desire by showing you this V'j baths, patio, attached garage and a beautifully londscaped • 15 Year Cope Cod • California Bl-Level Revenue (Cash Basis) ' Year 1963 , Year 1962 Immaculate tour-bedroom home lUrplua Balance, January 1 , j 14,550.33 $ 10,639.50 lor. Top location. Wove right in which also Includes a comfort Hwy 36 Middle+own Twp. • Pull Cellar • Woodsy Setting, Ocean View iIlstellaneoui'-F'roni other than size living room- And more. on closing. l^cnl Property Tax Levies .., .'. 21.205.S.1 ' 27 353,03 Non-vets $450 down Non-vets 1700 down • Central Air Conditioning • 24x26 Living Room. Fireplace Collection of Delinquent Taxes 50,00 Collection of Current Tax Levy . 64,185.09 58,237.54 291-1800 • 241 Aluminum Pool • Two Bcaulful Both! TOTAL FUNDS ., (100,081.15 ( «6,531.«7 CLOSE TO SHOPPING — Three hodrboms, large • W Family Room • Finished Lower Level 264-2300 671 -2600 deep plot, transportation and schools nearby. Try • Carport-Tool Houw • Two-car Garage EXPENDITURES (ACCRUAL BASIS) to match this for $13,200. • $16,300 • Lot 100x127 Budget Expenditures: Municipal Purposes " : „ 4 en.nt.oo | «2,n«i.on • Intercom, Remott Swlfche* Hounty Taxes ._ . .. 3,109.61 3,28»,3A CLOSETS AND STORAGE GALORE - Three-bed- Rejlonsl School Taxes „ 14.521.57 15,120.99 room brick home, extra larRe kitcfien, large utility • Ut,700 LICENSED room, garage, nice plot, Yes, a price you'll like, TOTAL EXPENDITURES ...» 87.4M.20 I 81,1)81.34 $16,500! REAL ESTATE Surplus Balance, December 31 I 12.5S2.9J I 14,550,53 Subject lo VA and FHA LARGE COLONIAL SPLIT — Three bedrooms, l'/2 RECOMMENDATIONS: Approval BROKER baths, half acre landscaped plot with 125' frontflfio. That nil bank accounts he reconciled monthly. Selliii|> at $1!),(IOO, most of which can be borrowed. 'Dini* Hiiuvfatmvej ssummar u MI inn ryy omr synopsinyimjisis waWHsS prepareprri'metdj frorntimn thINI*e reporrc|tnrti o(ift audiauditt of the Township of' Shrewsbury, County of Monmoulh for HIP calendiir yp«r RT. 35 at Laurel Ave., HOLMDEL 291-2100 1!MK1. Thh report of mid It. submitted by Joanph J. fan man and Company, OVER 300 LISTINGS TO CHOOSE FROM Registered Municipal Accountants, Is on file* it the Township Clerk'i offles (N.xl to Lily-Tulip) ami miv b* inspected by any Interested person. Membar Northern Monmouth Multiple Listing Service ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — HWY. 36 ANNE 8WITEK Opan 9-9 daily, Safurday and Sunday 10-7 Clerk »U|. 7 r" » 20,68 POGO fly WALT KELLY POGO By WALT KELLY

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