7 Fort Civilians Face Dismissal Over Contracts FORT MONMOUTH — Seven civilian employed in \the to respond to the proposed dismissals. Their names are not man, its commanding officer, has,,ordered cancellation of all guarantees them a statement of charges, an opportunity to production division of the U. S. Army Electronics Command existing contracts which allegedly resulted in the defective reply to them, and a hearing by the Civil Service Commission. being released by the Electronics Command in order to safe- here are threatened with dismissal because contracts on which Items. The situation, which involves technical personnel in a. guard their rights under administrative and legal procedures. they worked allegedly resulted in fte purchase of defective The Electronics Command, major activity at Fort Mon- chain of responsibility from the man in the field to the man "The action stems from an original report of t"e General equipments. mouth, did not name any of the men "in order to safeguard behind the desk, is said to he highly unusual at the fort. Accounting Office and a detailed investigation by the Elec- Top administrative personnel are among the group, all their rights under administrative and legal procedures." Its effect on the installation is bound to be unsettling, accord- tronics Command dealing with the Army award of produc- Of whom have been charged with alleged "gross negligence." The men have retained counsel to defend them against ing to sources. tion contracts which resulted in defective equipments. In reluctant response to a Register inquiry, the Electron- the charges. The official Army statement said: ic* Command late yesterday issued a tightly-worded written It is understood that the men originaly were given 10 days "The U. S. Army Electronics Command confirmed that "In addition to directing the initiation of these actions statement confirming the threatened firings. to prepare answers to the charges against them, but have notices of intended dismissal were made to seven employees against the personnel alleged to have been responsible, Maj- Charges against the seven were issued earlier this month. since been granted an extension until next month. for alleged gross negligence in connection with the perform- Gen. F. W. Moorman, commanding the Electronics Command They have until mid-August to prepare answers to them. Procedure for federal employees faced with dismissal ance of their duties relating to the procurement and accept- also directed the cancellation of all existing contracts which The charges are understood to date back several years. is based on the 1912 Lloyd-LaFollelte Act, the basic federal ance of electronic devices for the Army. resulted in the defective items and which apparently could _ The Electronics Command said that Maj. Gen. F. W. Moor- employee job security law. As currently interpreted, that law "Under regulations the employees have a period of time not be corrected in production.

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I«iu«a dtlly, MoMiy Uirouih rrldtr. StMnrl clan Foslagi VOL. 87, NO. 18 Paid •* Rtd Bank and at Additional Mailing Offices. WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Police Wound Two Negroes Racial Violence Hits Brooklyn

NEW YORK (AP) — Racial violence and widespread loot- source of money for some street rallies and for some of the street rally that drew about 500 Negroes. Firecrackers ex- log broke out in Brooklyn's Negro section throughout the night. "very inflammatory . . . anti-American . . . and seditious ploded in the crowd and many people scattered in panic. Police bullets critically wounded two Negroes. statements." ^M.t)reLJhaJs- 200 police moved in to quell the disturbance. Harlem, meanwhile, had its first relatively quiet night in Wagner said he would look into the report of Communist Jifhey fired more than 150 shots in the air. Bottles were thrown. lour days. influence. He also said he did not believe federal troops or the Store windows were broken. Subways were ordered to skip the In Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant section police fired at National Guard would be needed to preserve order. Franklin and Nostrand St. stops for a time. looters. Cozens of store windows were broken. Police identified the wounded men as Harry Britton, 36, of The crowd broke up after an hour or two and police began About two dozen persons were arrested. the Bronx, and Willie McDowell, 23, of Brooklyn. getting reports of looting throughout the section. About 24 Negroes ware taken into custody. On orders from President Johnson, FBI agents began an Both were at Kings County Hospital. A police sergeant said Sumner Avenue was "all torn up," Investigation of the disturbances. Mayor Robert F. Wagner was NUMBER OF BURGLARIES with many store windows broken. back.from a European vacation trip he cut short because of Police reported a number of burglaries in Harlem, the big the violence. Negro neighborhood in Manhattan. A few shots were fired by CURSED POLICE Acting Mayor Paul R. Screvane said the Harlem disorders police to disperse unruly gatherings. But there were no large Small crowds gathered at stores where burglar alarms had been incited In part by "fringe groups, including the Com- crowds, demonstrations or anything like the weekend rioting in rang in the night. They cursed police whenever patrolmen munist party." which one man was killed and more than 100 injured. appeared. rto suggested that the FBI agents might investigate the In Brooklyn, the trouble started after a Black Nationalist At police headquarters in Manhattan about 250 white teen- agers hurled rotten eggs at 16 members of the Congress of Racial Equality, who were picketing last night against what they called police brutality. Deputy Police Commissioner Walter Arm, who was talking Looters Roam to reporters when the barrage started, ran to escape it, but was hit on the leg. The teenagers, who live near the headquarters, shouted "Go back to Harlem" and "Communists" at the pickets. Civil rights leaders staged several demonstrations, but City Streets, nearly all were outside the riot-torn Negro sections of Man- hattan and Brooklyn. One leader in the Brooklyn chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality said the move was to pro- tect CORE members and others from "harsh tactics" of police. DEMONSTRATOR SHOVED — A Negro man, falls for- Five demonstrators were arrested at City Hall. ward after being shoved by policeman behind him whan Dodge Bullets Screvane, acting mayor in Wagner's absence, was asked he refused to move away from the scene of a disturbances whether there is evidence that Communists has fostered some (EDITOR'S NOTE — Gil Scott, an Associated Press news- disorders. in the central section of New York's Harlem last, night.' ian, was covering the disorders,in the, Bedford-Stuyvesant "I don't think there's any question about it," Screvane Police removed the man from scene in a patrol car after notion of. Brooklyn when looters roamed the street* and police said. "Some of the people who have been involved in some of ha challenged thtm, to fare* him to Utva icene. Dem- rtimk'it ttfctr.- Her* i« his eyewitness-leobunt of several in- the meetings and rallies that have been, called ... are known Communists, and I don't have any doubt about that. omtrattons continued in many parts of Harlem for fourth "I would like to point out, however . . . that the whole straight night and there wat also a protest demonitra- By GIL SCOTT (See RACIAL, Page 2) tion in Brooklyn. . (AP Wirephofo} ' ' NEW -YQRiUAP) - When police passed the word that a man had) been'Shot I got in my car and drove through the predominantly Negro Bedford-Stuyvesant section to-the scene of the shooting, between Bedford and Franklin Aves. At Tompklns and Lexington Aves., about 30 persons were looting a grocery store. Across the street, a burglar alarm See Promotion for Simmill rang in another store. ' At the shooting scene, I parked my car and walked about By WILLIAM HENDERSON The governor had asked the Superior Court's assignment judge 100 feet and saw a Negro man lying in the street. TRENTON — County Judge lawmakers to pass a bill in- in Monmouth County, retires Then a stretcher was carried from an ambulance, and tha Elvin R. Simmill of Wall Town- creasing the Superior Court bench under a new bill okayed by the man was put inside. ship has finally received the in the state by 16 members but Legislature and signed by the A police sergeant said the man was shot after looting a news he has been anxiously wait- the figure was cut in half for governor. food store on the corner of Bedford and Lexington Ave. ing to hear. "economic reasons" following a The bill. permits any Judge The window of the store had been broken and the burglar He is moving to the higher floor battle over the source of who has served a minimum of alarm was still ringing. - Superior Court. funds to pay the $22,000-a-year 25 years In a higher court to re- The sergeant showed reporters a can of pfeas which he said Simmill received the word late salaries of the new members of tire at the age of 60. Knight will the wounded man had been carrying. last week when he was summoned the judiciary. be 60 next Tuesday. Several Negroes wearing Congress of Racial Equality by Gov. Richard J. Hughes, who Term Expires Reports now persist that (CORE) emblems on their hats or sweaters gave varying ver- BACK FROM EUROPE — New York's Mayor Robert F. told him he would submit his Judge Simmill is a Republican Knight will resign in September sions of the shooting. A few said the man was an innocent by- V/agner tugi at hit trousers after arrival yesterday at name to the Senate for confirma- and his term expires next year. after the courts reopen for busi- ftander. Another person said man was shot once while he was Kennedy International Airport from a European trip cut tion. Sending SimmiU's name to the ness following the usual summer running from the scene and shot a second time while he lay A source close to the governor Senate in the package deal will short by threo nights of bloody rioting in Harlem. adjournment. on the ground. Police said he was shot only once, in the revealed to this reporter that give Gov. Hughes the opportuni- Sen. Richard R. Stout, West chest. - Close behind him it Acting Mayor Paul Screvane, with Judge Simmill would be included ty to appoint another Superior Allenhurst, will meet with Gov. Whit* talking to the CORE members, I heard two gunshots whom Wagner want immediately into a closed door hud- In the eight new Superior Court Court judge. Hughes next week to decide when judgeships created by the GOP This would occur when J. Ed- from Franklin Av«. Suddenly I saw a youth turn from Frank- dle about ths racial situation. [AP Wirephoto) the Senate should return here to lin Ave, and run along Lexington Ave. Then two policemen, controlled Legislature this year. ward Knight, Interlaken, the act on a number of appointments. apparently pursuing the youth, appeared at the corner. Probably September One aimed his revolver at the youth and fired one shot. At The session, it was learned, will the sound of the shot, everybody on the street scattered. probably be held in early Sep- I ducked behind a concrete stairway of a two-family house. tember. The policemen did not pursue the youth further, but returned Approve Sewer Plant Variance Judge Elvin R. Simmill Speculation is now centered on around the corner to Franklin Ave. who will succeed Simmill when I got back into my car and returned to the 79th Precinct HOLMDEL - The Township ance contingent upon Planning previously approved for a pro- Further, Mr. Chipps, at the re- he moves upstairs. Station House. On my way, I saw a police squad car full of Committee last night approved Board approval of the site plan, posed water treatment plant on quest of the committee, agreed The most prominently men- tactical patrol force men — the specially trained and mobile the variance granted to Holmdel rather than approval of a major property owned by Mr. Nero ad- that a corporate statement would ioned is young Assemblyman troubleshooters of the department — patrolling the section. Sewage Co, for construction of subdivision. jacent to the proposed site of the be signed by the Mattel—Nero Clarkson S. Fisher, West Long The sounds of burglar alarms and police sirens filled the a proposed disposal plant on a The sewage corporation, of sewage facility. combine assuring the plant's Branch, who is also a member tlr. four-acre tract west of East which 80 per cent is owned by Preclude Planning availability for a public use. of the council there. At the preoinct, policemen were busily booking a steady Creek and south of the New York Mattel, Inc. and 20 per cent by The variance applicants said The committee's resolution is Fisher, brought along in po- flow of Negroes on charges ranging from petty larceny to as- and Long Branch Railroad—in a Michael M. Nero, owner of the that the indefinite future of a pro- also implicit in stating that the litics by County Chairman J. sault and burglary. Several Negroes were waiting in another residential zone. Bayshore Sewer Co., Hazlet, re- posed industrial road in the area variance shall not be construed Russell Woolley, received his room to be booked. The governing body incorpor- quested the rewording of the vari- and the possibility of rezoning as permission to operate a fran- first real political baptism of fire On the station house floor were numerous television sets ated an amendment by the Zon- ance resolution, and the site plan would preclude "intelligent plan- chised private utility. last fall when he ran on the ing Board to its original reso- approval amendment was also ning" of the subdivisions required and bottles of liquor that police said had been stolen and Members of the Holmdel Young county ticket and came through lution that now grants the vari- adopted to cover a variance b- the original variance resolu- taken from the prisoners. Republican Club repeatedly ques- with flying colors. tions, and requested site plan ap- ioned committee members as to Chairman Woolley said last provals be the alternate contin- why the plant could not be sit- night that several Republicans gencies. uated in the present industrial are already pressing for the But Precedent Case Now Moot The planning board notified the zone on the other side of East county judgeship even before it governing board that it had ap- Creek adjacent to its proposed becomes available. proved the site plan July 15. site. "Of course no decision has been The committee acted unan- made yet" he said. Township Attorney Lawrence A. imously In approving the sewage Others mentioned (or the judge- Carton said that the availability plant variance, which is also con- ship are County Judge Alton V. PUC* Orders Water Service if industrial property had no tingent upon the following condi- Evans, Long Branch, whose term bearing on the question before tions set forth by zoners and the is up in 1M5, and District Court served by the West Keansburg Water Company. A consult- NEWARK (AP) — For 17 months, after his own well governing body: (See SIMMILL, Page 2) ing engineer testified before the PUC that in order to serve (See HOLMDEL, Page 2) Clarkson S. Fisher ran dry, William Mohrbuttcr had been trying to get a water That the proposed plant—pri- Mohrbuttcr, West Keansburg would have to construct water company to serve his home in Hoimdel Township. marily being erected to handle lines at a cost of up to $72,180. A year ago Mohrbutter filed a formal complaint with Maitel industrial wastes—be the state Public Utility Commission. He asked that he be Witnesses for Strathmore admitted that it did have n made available to service resi- water main across the street from Mohrbutter's old home, allowed to get water from one of two water companies in dential developments here at the Name Barkalow, Pillsbury but said that the line is in Matawan Township, in its fran- area neither of which said they could provide the service. option of the governing body: that chise area. Strathmore contended it wanted to extend its it be adequately fenced and While he waited, Mohrbuttcr made dally trips to neigh- FREEKOLD-After 28'/, years,, service area to certain portions of Holmdol Township, but it screened by shrubbery. The new appointees will serve Barkaknv, The Jailor completed bors' home and a local grocery store with milk cans and gal- Howard W. Roberts was replaced wanted legal authorization first. Manager Questioned for three years at $5,000 a year 10 years as an assemblyman in lon jugs to bring water home. as county counsel yesterday. each, the salaries as previously January. Me was appointed as- DENIES LEGALITY James Chipps, Mattel plant Yesterday the PUC decided in Molirbutter's favor. The Board of Freeholders, as paid to Mr. Roberts and Mr. The company denied that it could be ordered to supply n manager was questioned from (See NAME, Page 2) It ordered' the' Strathmore Water Co. of Matawan Township expected, appointed Clifton T. customer not in its legal franchise area. the floor during the public hearing to allow Mohrbutter to hook up to a water main across Barkalow to succeed the crit- The PUC said in its decision, however, "It would be in- on the variance approval. He the street from his home at 541 Line Rd., and to service the ically ill Middlctown Township conceivable for a person to be deprived of water under the said he foresees no change in the home with water. lawyer and named Mr. Roberts facts that exist here because of a narrow interpretation of percentage of ownership of the former partner, John M. Pills- Today's Index COULDN'T CARE LESS existing statutes and the unwillingness of the companies to treatment plant following its ap- bury, to replace Mr. Barkalow as But Mohrbutter snid yesterday he couldn't care less. work out a suitable arrangement to provide the service." proval, and agreed to a provision Page Page assistant counsel. "Aflar IV months of being without water, I got so And, as a final irony, the Matawan Township Committee giving the township "first refus. Amusements .... 18 llerhlock : 6 dlsRiisted I sold the place «nd moved out a week ago, he voted Monday night to acquire the Strnlhmore Wnter Co., al" if the plant in to he di- The place of county counsel Births 2 Movie Timetable 16 snld, cither by purchase or condemnation. vested from its present owners was formally declared vacant by Jim Bishop fl Obituaries ...... 2 within five years. the board in the light of a ruling Mohrbuttcr and hi* wife, Anna, now live with their The township plans to finance the purchase with a bond Bridge 23 Sylvia Porter 6 in county court last week that John Chamberlain . 8 Sports daughter and grandson, at 529A Line Rd., about three miles Issue. The water company now serves some 2,01)0 homos. 20-22 The Union House Mr. Roberts' health rendered him Classified 24-25 Stock Mnrket from his waterless home. There are no w.tcr problems In His old house was sold to St. Benedict's Catholic Church, 4 which plans to tear It down to build a high school on the Bar and Terrace Restaurant unable to handle his own af- Comics 2J Successful Investing his new home, Mohrbutter said. . 4 site, Mohrbuttcr said. Now open. Wharf Ave., Red Bank fairs, his son. Frederick was ap- Crossword Puzele . Television Mohrhutter's former home Is technically in the area a 18 741-1500.—Adv. pointed guardian. Editorials Women's News .18-19 I July 22, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER | Weather j Uolmdel HEW JERSEY - After «wnc early Bjofniog ttoudinew tod tot, && emmVOt*, tfatt ehe *ppli-' OBITUARIES bee/wifiig ptrtJy lAoaiy, qMt 12 GOP Politicians part had sought the varisnr.* In wtrrri *nd humid today and to- night, scattered afternoon end a residential zone and that zoners PEARL R. CARLSON had found its location there not evening thundershowera continu LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Pearl in conflict or detrimental to the ing into tonight, strong gusty Carlton, 65, died yesterday Won't Back Barry zoning code of the township. winds will accompany thunder- the home of her daughter, showers. High today In lower Cite Testimony rs. Dominick Sparandeo of 43 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ide, said he would not support 90s except in BOs along coast. ioldwater. Objectors to this viewpoint >venth St. Mrs. Carlson resided A dozen Republican politi- Low tonight in upper 60s to70s . maintain that there was no "ex- ith her daughter. In Seattle, Lou Kessler, form- Thursday variable cloudiness, not :, clans, including New York's two ;r chief parole and probation of- pert" testimony given — either Born in Freehold, she was the senators, say they can't support so warm north, quite warm and before the Zoning Board or the aughter of the late Henry and ficer for the state of Washing- humid south, scattered thunder- GOP nominee Barry Goldwater ton, filed as a candidate for gov- committee — to the effect that eilie Barkalow. She was the for president—as of now. ' showers. High around 80 north the plant could not be located in •idow of Albert B. Carlson. ernor opposing two GOP candi- low 90s south. None bolted the party. None dates he said had tied them- an industrial zone on the Mattel Mrs. Carlson was a member said he would campaign for selves to Goldwater's coattails. MARINE property east of East Creek. Our Lady Star of the Sea :arholic Church. President Johnson. Cape May to Block Island: Committeemen Vincent J. Man- Most said Tuesday they might Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots eri and Harry D. Pitcher pointed Also surviving are a brother, back the Arizona senator if he through tonight except increasing out, however, that the plant had enry H. Barkalow of Freehold; clarifies or revises his views. Goldwater to 15-20 knots in afternoon. High- been termed "the highest possi- >ur sisters, Mrs. Anna Collins, Sens. Jacob K, Javits and er gusts in scatured thunder- ble use" for the residential site in [rs. Adna Griffith and Mrs. Kenneth B. Keating of NewTarget Of showers this afternoon and to- zone board findings, and 'that its leanor Palmer of Freehold and York announced their stands in night. Considerable fog this morn- location in an industrial zone Irs. Marie Brant of North separate news conferences. ing, otherwise partly cloudy, would break up a 10-acre lot 'lainfield, and three grandchil- Bolh supported Gov. Nelson Khrushchev chance of scattered thundershow- which could accommodate an ad- dren, A. Rockefeller of New York for WARSAW (AP)—"Clean our ers late this afternoon and eve- ditional industrial ratable. The Freeman Funeral Home, the GOP nomination, ami weapons, always keep our yjgi- ning. Visibility two to four miles NEW COUNSEL — Clifton T. Barkalow and John M. Pillsbury, second right, accept Mr. Chipps confirmed that the "reehold, is in charge of arrange- switched to Gov. William W. lance and stay on full alert," locally less than one mile in fog Mattel property in the industria* ments. Scranton of Pennsylvania when Soviet Premier Khrushchev told improving to three to six miles oaths «t County Counsel and Asiiitant County Counsel from County Clerk J. Russell zone was not considered for the Rockefeller withdrew. the Communist bloc Tuesday during afternoon hours today and Woolley after appointment by Board of Freeholders. Mrs. Barkalow holdt Bible. plant size in view of its indus- LOUIE HANCE DENNIS Hasn't Decided night after attacking Sen. Barry Thursday. trial potential. Javits, who is not up for reGoldwate- r and the Republican 'Mixed Emotions' tor A. Paul King. Possible use of the proposed fa- MIDDLETOWN — Louie Hance election this year, said he would platform. High during the past U hours, Name Mr. Barkalow, who said he had A resolution was approved com- cilities to sewer the Newstead and )ennis, SI, of 318 Nutswamp Rd. Khrushchev spoke at a cele- 84. Low, 73. Ocean temperature, not yet been admitted to lawmitting the county to an $1,868 Old Manor developments was ed yesterday morning in River- work for a state platform along (Continued) the lines proposed by Scrantonbation of Poland's 28th anni- 70. practice when Mr. Roberts was contribution to a $37,360 beach again tied to the. controversial iew Hospital, Red Bank, where forces for a national platform at 'ersary as a Communist nation sistant counsel In January, 1064. named counsel in 1936, accepted erosion project in Asbury Park. "buffer" road during last night's e had been a patient two weeks. TIDES Freeholder Director Joseph C. the appointment "with mixed Half of the cost will be paid by public hearing. Mr. Dennis, a shoe company the San Francisco convention. after the U.S. and British am- Sandy Hook Irwl.i said the resolution vacating emotions" because of the sadth- e federal government and the The proposed 7,000-foot road- xecutive, had resided here two He said he hopes Goldwater will bassadors walked out in protest Today—High 7:26 p.m. and low vlr. Roberts' office was one ofness of over his processor's ill balance by the city. way, to start at Centerville Rd. ears and formerly lived in Rum- do something to enable him toagainst attaoks on U.S. policy 1:06 p.m. Tomorrow—High 7:45 the "saddest", the board ever has health and his own joy in suc- Appointment was made of Har-and ending in a cul-de-sac near on and St. Louis, Mo. jupport the national ticket. by Polish Communist party a.m. and 8:05 p.m. and low 1:54 had to adopt. He hailed Mr. Rob-ceeding to a high position. old W. Disbrow, West Long Bethany Rd., was vigorously op- He was born in Bluff Dale, Keating said he hasn't decid- chief Wladyslaw Gomulka. a.m. and 1:52 p.m. erts' contributions to the county Mr. Pillsbury recalled that he Branch, to replace William B. posed prior to the approval of a ex., son of the late Ishem T. id II he will seek re-election this Assailing the Republican plat- For Red Bank and Rumson yea/, but if he does it will be asform as warlike, Khrushchev in both his legal capacity, as a had been associated with Mr. Duryee, who resigned, on the $290,000 bonding ordinance by the md Lake E. McElroy Dennis, bridge, add two hours; Sea guide to "the organization" and Roberts for 35 years and added county Shade Tree Commission. governing body last month. He was general manager of the in Independent Rpublican. said it was adopted in San Fran' Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Rockefeller has said he wouldcisco "in an atmosphere rerrrin- as one dedicated to his county. that those of the former firm of Approval was given to a con- Since then, a citizens' group ortheastern regional office in Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Freeholder Marcus Daly, whoRoberts, Pillsbury and Carton tract with the state Department Jew York of the International •upport the GOP ticket. But heiscent of the fascist (Nazi) gath- lands bridge, add 40 minutes. successfully secured signatures iharply criticized the statement irings in Nuernberg." like Mr. Roberts lives in Mid- found "this to be a very sad of Conservation and Economic representing sufficient ratables to ihoe Company of St. Louis, a on extremism Goldwater made "The candidate put forward dletown Township and whose ap- occasion, — we miss him there Development for a continuing petition for a referendum on theirm with which he had been as- in his speech accepting the for the presidency," Khrush- one pointment as a freeholder in 1964(the office in Atlantic High- planning service to assist the road issue. Township Clerk Daniel ociated 27 years. presidential nomination. Since chev continued without calling was sponsored by Mr. Roberts' lands), too." county Planning Board. S. Ely has verified the signature Mr. Dennis was a member of then Rockefeller has made no Goldwater by name, "made It in perhaps his last major political In other business: Under the plan, similar to onebut recently said no decision ha he Red Bant Presbyterian further statement. clear that he wants to enter the Births decision, joined Mr. Irwin in A contract was awarded to theavailable until recently only to been made on when the election huroh and belonged to many One prominent New York Re- White House under the slogans commending the services of "a low bidder, Charles J. Hesse, municipalities, the state will con- will be held. ;hoe industry organizations, ln- publican, State Senate Majority of unbridled anti-communism great man." Inc., Belford, for $42,342 for re-tract with a plan consultant for iluding the National Shoe Retail- and war threats. MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. Roberts, who has been con- construction of Tramp Hollow five years and contribute to the Rough Grading >rs Association. Leader Walter J. Mahoney, said Mr. Pitcher said last nigh ' he expected that "all Republi- "The Soviet Union has al- Long Branch fined to Monmouth Medical Cen- Road and a county bridge on the cort each year on a sliding scale Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ter, Long Branch, since April, road in Middletown Township. from 59 to 10 per cent a year. that if the road had not been heli Elizabeth C. Lemly Dennis; a ' cans will be able to support the ready existed for 47 years. Dur- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Spencer, was Republican chairman in A resolution of condolence was The amount of the contract has up, sewering of Newstead an aughter, Miss Carey Elizabeth • Goldwater-Miller ticket as theing this period we have seen 285 Spring St., Red Bank, son Middletown adopted at the death Sunday of not yet been decided, Mr. Barka- Old Manor by the Mattel facility Jennis, at home: and a sister, campaign unfolds." various mad and half-mad men. yesterday. for 50 years unti April. Ocean County Freeholder Direc- low reported. could have been accomplished "i Ars. Joe Cannon of San Angelo, Hold off Support We have never been afraid nor Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kenne- six to nine months." are we afraid of threats. Wedy, 85 Lippincott Ave., Lon ex. Other Republicans said they If the road does not go through, The funeral will be tomorrow cannot be indifferent, however, Branch, son, yesterday. -.' are holding off support of Gold he added, acquisition of ease- it 3 p.m. in the Worden Funeral water. They Included Gov. Johntoward threats." Dr. and Mrs. William White ments for sewer trunk lines coul Gomulka also attacked Gold- Tome, Red Bank, witb Rev. Al- H. Reed of Maine, Rep. Silviot) 34 Laurel Dr., Little Silver, son, involve the township in "lengthy bert T. Woodward, associate min- Cpnte of Massachusetts, State water. He said It was doubtful yesterday. New Era of Bootlegging condemnation proceedings" — h ister of the Presbyterian Church, Senate Majority Leader William the Republican candidate would Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grodberg, could not estimate how long 11 he elected, ','but the very fact that fficlating. Burial will be in Fair E. Ozzard of New Jersey, Sen 392 Ocean Ave., Long Branch would take. iew Cemetery, here. J. Glenn Beall of Maryland, a man of his caliber has been son, yesterday. Wider Areas for Clammers is Sought Mayor Alfred C. Poole claime Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin of nominated illustrates by itself Mr. and Mrs. Milton Simm that rough grading of the roa Baltimore, a former governor; the danger threatening peace in 4 .lEast Westslde Ave., Red Bank FREEHOLD — An upswing in elected Monday as president of sider lifting restrictions in Rari- to the Mattel installation woul mS. JOSEPH TJOCATBIX, SR. the world on the part of aggres- and Rep. James G. Fulton of daughter, yesterday. clam bootlegging in northern the newly-formed Highlands Soft tan Bay because of dense pollu- be sufficient to provide ease BEACHIWOOD - Mrs. Cather- Pennsylvania. sive Imperialist circles in the Monmouth County waters was Clammers Association. The group tion, but said changes could be nents for sewering and need ne Ruppert Locate!!, 54, of 25 United States and their West PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITA has retained attorney Benjamin made in other areas where the residential areas. Fulton said he felt more akin German allies, who demand nu- Fort Monmouth disclosed) yesterday when the andford Ave., Plainfield, wife Gruber of Highlands to pursue pollution count is down. Young Republican Club Presi f Joseph N. Locatell, Sr., died to President Johnson than tp clear weapons." county Board of Freeholders ppldwater but might write in Capt. and Mrs. George C. Al negotiations with the state Health Now only portions of the Nave- dent Richard Hagen said th Monday at the home of her U.S. Ambassador John Moore kins, 54 Helms Dr., Eatontown moved to aid clammers obtain Department. sink River and Sandy Hook Bay group is maintaining its opposi ^ypjp for Scranton. Cabot walked out after Gomulka laughter, Mrs. Daniel Bernath of ol.iijen. Clifford P. Case of New son, July 15. y- wider areas to dig their stock. Mr, White minimized both the are open in any part of Mon- tion to the proposed road, regard- >29 Beach Ave. declared that the United States number of bootleggers, their, ad- mouth County. less of the question of sewers, o jersey said his mall is 20-1 inand West Germnny have "a 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Francis C At the urging of Freeholder Born in East Orange, Mrs. favor of his decision not to sup DeAngelo, 362 Bath Ave., LonMarcus Daly, the board directed erse effect on the industry, and Just as concerned about wider two major points: More than hal Locatell had lived in Plainlield common platform of militant the risk to the general public. water areas, Mr. White said, are the road is to be located in port Goldwater unless the Arizo- anti-communism and of pushing Branch, son, July 15. Myron Taylor, county industrial 8 years.: She had resided here nan modifies his views. SFC and Mrs. Jonathan C, representative, to Join Bayshore "There are some who will take clammers with thoughts about residential zone; and, it shout with her daughter the past three the world to the brink of war." a chance on the state inspectors conservation of clams. be financed by assessing indivi- McKeldin said he understood British Ambassador Sir Radkaid, 61 Wake Rd., Eaton- and river clammers in overtures months. town, daughter, July 15. now being made to the state rom time to time," he said. "But "The clam propagation rate is dual industrial or residential de- Also surviving are three sons, new voter registrations in Bait George Lisle Clutton, the dean velopers as it is extended tc more are 10-1 Democratic, whil Ret. USN Pocs and Mrs. Ken Health Department. not many.^ enormous," he said. "But in the oseph N, Locatell. Jr.,,,Cj(,.N,ew of the Warsaw diplomatic corps, "No mafteV h areas where, clamming Is legal, each site, rather than paid for b; °'tmf normal ratio 1* ,1-1. left after Gomulka finished.1 neth P. Smith, 1208 Lenox Ave., The object is lifting controls in Brunswick, John B. Locate!! of Plainfield, son, July 15. greater areas of Sandy Hook bring in, though, the price is the mortality rate is very high, taxpayers. Eatontown and Charles J. Loca-- ^""tn Harvey, III., the Rev. WilBritish sources sold he consid- stabilized at $5.50 a bushel by too. bur N. Daniel, Negro candidate ered the speech rough and dis- Bay and the Navcsink and "The township is subsidizing tell of Canada; another daughter, Shrewsbury Rivers at least for competition from Maryland boat- "Rutgers does nothing for thesubdividers this way," he said, Miss Margaret Ann Locatell at for Congress on Chicago's Southtasteful. Raps Harboi taking soft clams which must be men whose clams can sell in Newclamming industry in this area "including Mattel." ome, and nine grandchildren. cooked to be eaten. Jersey without inspection as, long because it gets no money. Stud- The Young Republican grouf The funeral; will be tomorrow Mr. Daly said afterward he had as the clarns have a public ies should be made to help cope said that the committee has noifrom the Anderson and Campbell Oificial Forlearned that declining clam sup- health tag specifying the area with this situation, and with in-investigated alternate locations ol Funeral Home, Toms River, with plies in limited areas now open where they originated. creasing pollution. sewer easements along exisitinj a 10 a.m. Mass in St. Joseph"! National, World have spurred bootlegging and "And since soft clams have to "If the clams spawned in therights of way. Catholic Church, Toms River, Water Skiing state shell fishery inspectors at ba cooked—they would gag youwaters still open could be pre- Not so, Mr. Pitcher and Mr, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Leonardo immediately confirmed to eat them raw like hard clams served, there would be more than Maner! said. They stated that the MRS. MARGARET SE1B BOSCH Which is the greater violation: the report. —they are sterilized and the dan-enough to maintain all of thecommittee has looked into "al News in Brief docking a sailboat, against regu- ;er is eliminated." clammers in the business full possible alternatives" and that th MELBOURNE BEACH, Fla. - "It's not the number of boot- lations, at a harbor pier, or wa- leggers we catch that tell the Mr. White said he recognized time and meet all of the market road—sewer line tie-in would bi Mrs. Margaret Seib Bosch, 86, a From the Wires o\ The Associated Preu ter skiing inside the harbor? story," said one inspector. "The that the state will not even con- demands," the "most economical and quick former resident of Leonardo, N.J. The question was not answered act Is they are there and keep est way" to serve Old Manor an< died here Sunday at the home of SAIGON, Viet Nam — A U.S. Tile many-sided mensure, de- last night but members of the is busy around the clock. Some- Newstead. her son, John Bosch. ' Army enlisted man and about 135 nounced by Goldwater as de- Harbor Commission spent some times the best we can do is keep The committeemen added tha Born in Newark, N.J., she was Vietnamese soldiers were re- signed chiefly to get votes in time listening to arguments. them moving, but that prevents the road could not haveFbeei the daughter of the late Mr. iSd ported missing today after a this year's election, is being Local sailboat owner Francis Daly Delays Reply aking clams Illegally." developed "piecemeal" since th( Mrs. Simon Seib. Mrs. Bosch was Communist ambush that killed at pushed by President Johnson as Branin, who has occupied a The inspector said that patrols entire unit must be bonded al member of the Senior Citizens least 26 government troops and part of his declared war on pov- mooring space In the harbor for have been hampered in what is one time. Mr. Pitcher stated how Club of Atlantic Highlands, N.J. wounded possibly 100 others, erty. seven years, appeared before the now the peak season—hundreds of ever that the bond issue does She is survived only by her Reports from the confused bat- commission to complain that har- summertime clammers are join- On Barry, Planks not commit the township to im- on. tle scene indicated the missing Singapore Riots bormaster Ned MacLaughlin ing full time commercial men and mediate development and paving Graveside services will be held may hav« been captured, by the forced him to remove his boat in turn are being joined by large of the entire roadway, and fha 8INGAPORE-TA daytime cur- FREEHOLD - It will be a hears nothing after a few days Thursday at 11 a.m. at Fair Communist Viet Cong. A U.S. from the dock Saturday. numbers of weekend pleasure few enforced by more than 6,- long hot summer — of waiting of waiting he will Infer the free- bonded funds will be reinvesti View Cemetery, Middletown, N.J. • Army captain was among the Normally sailboats are moored clammers—by having two patrol 000 troops and police restored — for Democratic congressional holder stands on the GOP plat- as the work progresses in stages Arrangements are under the dl- . wounded brought to Saigon. in harbor waters, away from the boats disabled. quiet today to Singapore Island candidato James Howard if he form and with the national tick- This reinvestment, he claims recton of the William S. Ander- piers, but Mr. Branin explained The Viet Cong's "U Minh" bat- after racio riots between Ma- One of the craft, Ironically, was expects a reply to a telegram he et. He said he will' then plot could cancel the interest fro son Funeral Home, Red Bank, that mechanical trouble had talion—which has inflicted more lays and Chinese in which eight cruiser confiscated by the state has sent to his Republican op- his campaign on an anti-Gold- the bond issue. He predicted, wi N.J. forced him to tie to the dock than 1,000 government casualties persons were killed and 341 In- from a bootleg clammer in 1964.ponent. Freeholder Marcus Daly. walcr-Daly basis. Mr. Maneri, a "substantial sa since April—apparently threw its Friday night. jured. The other is the Helen S. Meyncr, Mr. Daly told reporters yester- Mr. Daly also renewed previous in,; for the township as a resu full strength yesterday against Dissatisfaction MRS. OTTO KLEIN state boat named for the wife day he had received the wire denials that he plans to quit the of the proposed project. • convoy on the way to relieve Acting Prime Minister Tun He charged that sailboat men, of former Governor Robert B asking him to repudiate GOP Board of Freeholders to wage HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Helen a besieged outpost, a U.S. spokes- Abdul Razak, who flew here from in general, are dissatisfied with Meyner. Republican presidential candidate his Congressional campaign — Klein, 68, died Monday in the man said. Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian their "treatment" in the harbor, Excitement of clam runners, Barry Goldwater and to declare and to spare the Republicans the Oceanview Nursing Home, here, capital, announced the olficlnl and cited speeding motorboats bolh those who scoop up stock himself on the controversial gamble of having three seats, Simmill Surviving are a husband, Otto toll from the violence last night and skiing, in harbor waters, as from restricted waters and those points of the national Republican or a majority of the all-GOP Klein of Monroe, N. C; a daugh- at a news conference. He said the two major sources of aggra- (Continued) WASHINGTON (AP) - A who plough clams illegally by platform. But there will be no re- freeholder board, come up for ter, Mrs. James Hartman . of 157 persons had been arrested on vation to the sailors. Judge George A. Gray, form $962.5-mllllon anti-poverty bill motor, doesn't rival that of rumply and no comment now, heelection next year. Monroe, N, C, and two sisters, pointed toward a head-on clash various charges. Commissioner John Gawler GOP mayor of Red Bank. runners in the same waters years added. Only one freeholder place is at Mrs. Olga Callaghan and Mrs. in the Senate today between the joined the issue, demanding to ago. But inspectors say there stake this year. If Mr. Daly Sitting Back Mary Molner, both of Fords. Johnson administration and know if Mr. Branin had witnessed "We'll have a campaign going Right* Test are few dull moments. resigned before Sept. 24, his seat The funeral will be tomorrow Sen. Barry Goldwnter, the Re- any 'such incident. in September and there will be But while the scramble is ATLANTA, Ga.—A three-judge "One night recently," an in-plenty of time to discus* the is-also would be filled at the polls for the bench post that isn't v at 8:30 a.m. from the Posten publican presidential nominee. "Yes," he replied, noting that federal panel ponders a decision spector said, "we had to fire sues from then until election," in November. If he is elected to cant yet, another candidate fi Funeral Home, Atlantic High- he had seen "a mun" skiing just ioday in the first court tests of warning shots to keep from be- he said. "1 will have no reply Congress and resigns then as a a new judgeship is sitting ba lands, to Our Lady of Perpetual last week. the recently enacted Civil Rights ing bowled over by a clam boat. nov>." freeholder his seat and the twowith no worries at all. Help Catholic Church here, whert "Do you know who it was?" a Requiem Mass will be offered Act. "Another night we chased Mr. Howard, a Wall township normally to be decided next year He is Leo D. Welnstein, Mat Arrest Near asked Mr. Gawler. al !) o'clock. The tests involve a restaurant three boatmen into the Navesink school teacher, said that if he will be on the 1965 ballot. wan attorney and member of the "It was you," rejoined Mr. but they abandoned their boats Burial will be in Mt. Olivet mvner who contends the law istiranln. county Tax Board. Weinstein is In Holdup llegal and does not apply to him, off Fair Haven and got away definitely assured of receiving Cemetery. Mr. Gawler, who is chief of and n mold owner who wants to We got the boats and are still the new Juvenile and Domestic county detectives, then questioned bar the government from enforc- holding them. But we couldn't Racial Relations Court judgeship for Of Bank the boatman at length. He wanted satisfy the court that the own- FAIR CONDITION ing It. (Continued) Monmouth County. Weinstein, a to know how far nway the skier era were the men operating the WEST KEANSBURG — Nicho- NEWARK - An arrest which Two separate suits are in- Democrat, has been given the was. Loss than a quarter-mile, boats. rioting operation is directed toward the so-called fringe may solve the $2,384 armed rob- volved. They were heard by the nod by the governor, and GOPlas Cere, 12, of 15 Poplar St., the reply. How can you .see that groups, including the Communist party and some of the other bery of the New Shrewsbury same three-judge panel. "Some clammers have their legislators, including Sen. Stout, remains in fair condition today far away? Very good eyes, the more radical groups, and not involving the rank-and-flle per- branch of Monmoulh County Na The suit against restaurant rigs equipped with radios and say they will confirm him with- in Riverview Hospital after being reply. sons living in the Harlem community. They're as frightened tionnl Bank Friday appears im owner Lester Maddox was filed spread the word from boat to out delay. struck by a car on Rt. 36. lar Enough as people who live outside of the community." mincnt. by throe Negroes who were boat whenever a state inspector Weinstcin's name will go in The youth suffered a fractured Screvime utso saitl that criminals and rowdy youths took A warrant has been Issued foi lurned away from the restau- Commission chairman Harvey comes on the scene," an inspec- when the Senate caucuses again. left arm and hand in the acci* advantage of tJio disorders. the suspect by U.S. Commissione rant. H. Bowte-ll finally ended the ex-tor said. dent. David Goldstein of Asbury Park, chance by Imngint: the gavel and "Those who clam In the river President Johnson said in a statement issued in Washing- He was riding on a bicycle with but neither he nor Federal' Bur- saying "Lot's drop the subject beds also have their ways ton Ihnt he telephoned Scrcvanu. "I have told him." Johnson County Man Hurt Edward Teixlera, 15, of 6 Linda Elect Mrs. Ford eau of Investigation agents here this has been carried far enough." co-operating to kcop everyone said, "of my willingness to co-operato in every way possible, PI., Hazlei, when the bike was would 'comment about It. DETROIT-Had the National Mr, Gawler neither confirmed nlerte-d. to help him in this time of agony." PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Syl- struck by a car operated by Ed- Federation of Business and Pro-nor denied that Mr. Bmnin's "But we keep them running,' "lt must 1«- m;ule clear, once uml for all, that violence van Giltman, 25, of 21)6 Second ward Lebedzi 49, of 503 Dock St., The suspect is reported to have fessional Women's Chilis run Identification was correct. Freeholder Daly saitl the con nnd lawlessness ennnot, must not anil will not be tolerated , . . Ave., Asbury Park N.J., was in-Union Beach. attended Monmoulh Park race beauty-and-talent contest instead Several commission members tentlon of soft clnmmers is tha' American cili/.ms have l> rifiht lo protection of life and limb— jured yesterday when his sports The driver has been charged track Saturday, mid then headed of an officers' election, it rmild then offered opinions as to when since this species must be cooked whether driving along n highway in Georgia, a road in car upset on the Pennsylvania with drunk driving and leaving fo- tho Harlem section of New have picked few indeed M\\ a saillxiril enn ami itumot dock to be eaten, any dangers frorr Mississippi, or n street in New York City. Turnpike nlxnit two miles west the. scene of an accident. York. its 170,000 members prettier nt n pier. It wasdetermined pnllutrd waters eliminated, George Reedy, White House press srorelnry, declined of the Delaware Valley Inter- A lone bandit walked into the lirulnier (or its new preside in take on to specify what measures, beyoml the KM investigation, change. IIKVIII NOTH K that one may vln so lie urged lluit in conference?; DENNIS. Lrnilf II.. t>r .118 Nulwungi bunk branch iilmut 7:50 p.in She is IXirolhy Marpiniie l-onl wtitcr or rechiii|;e batteries. The with stale officials the count niij'ht be intituled in the offer of co-o|>erntioii. He was taken to Lower Bucks IM . Ml.ldlriim-n TownsUlii, on July ;i. neluvrd IIIIMIHIHI (if HllzuhrUi C I^mlr Frldny. brandished n gun an>tr« 1m teller, demanding money. 1 Members of I'ungiv.ss gnvp Johnson's stntement n mixed and .severe cuts of tlie right r,inn.»ii, .'Wui'c TlinriiUy 3 n.m at she u.seil to he. She also \;i : unless Hie owner ppayy s it charge sent "n multi-million tnuli in ani Wur.lcn Kuiifral I ,f im' K, Front SI rnu'liun. Hep. John J. Rhodes, R-Ariz, said "politically e.\ cheek. Slate police said Giltman KM runh IntiMinrn! l-'ulrvlfw enn'- The biuulit w.is described as ike II I'lii lleta Kappa, which he;fo remaining doiksldkld e overnighihtt old iTspeitnl industry," and Iliej V ppilinit. ' fold them he fell nslepp, the car n Negro between If) and '_T> yours was at tho University of Kmis.is I It »-ns left undecided whether "prime importance of the he;illh; J''i' Semite Minority Leader Kverelt M. Uirksen.R-III. said, fllipping over on the highway of ape IIIKI was s.tid to lie iilxnil )n lop of these asset-., she hiivthe ..allhpal or motorboat Is best of Hie (jrnernl public," Hvcry day is bargalrrday~7n "1 n m glnd the President took the action without further divider nnd shooting back across five led, rum' Inchps tn 11 and I quick sense of humor, a catiliy; fuinl to ride out a teapot temp- .lamps White, n school teacher the Daily Register Classified sec- nnd summertime clnmmer, was delay." the road Into a guard rail. between 150 and ICO pounds. smllo and a firm handshake, jest. tion. Nine-Month Temporary Period Tonight's Band Concert THE DAILY REGISTER V^dnesdiy, July 22, 1964—» RED BANK — Ifc* ito'd concert in tire, agjat-yittk wmmtr Trio Endorse Goldbeater f series by the Red Bait Mimitip*] Band will be held tonight ,,.•,-.1.11 ,..•, — I,,,— ,| , ,. n r. 1 1 • •«•' 11 win—I. | jj iX 8:30 in tit* b/Ltrir* Park band shell. Conductor John W. ort's High School Luckenbill announced the following program: March, "His Honor'' . _ Fillmore Convention Non-Voters Speak Overture, "Lustpiel" — _ - _ Keler-Bela Trumpet Solo, "Tramp Tramp" _ Goldman "We didn't vote at the con- what I please. But I am a can elect Goldwater but w» Donald Tison, soloist vention so we can speak freely." Republican and am willing to couldn't win with Gov. Scranton." Will Be Accredited March, "Indiana State Band" _ Farrar That was the theme uf three itand up and be counted anytime, Asked why the New Jersey del- Descriptive, "In a Persian Market" Ketelbey inyplace." egation failed to make it unan- • KEYPORT - The high schooli but some board members read per cent in the high school fit familiar Monmouth County GOP Selection, "Tropical Merengue" _ Munoz Strong Candidate imous for Goldwater at the con- here, which last month was de- this into his words. this category — it could mean a members who flew out to San Selection, "My Fair Lady" Lerner Mr. Otto said he honestly be- vention's end, Otto, without hes- nied accreditation by the state The normal, and longest-term tougher struggle, and possible March, "El Capitan" _ Sousa Francisco just for the ride and lieved "Goldwater is the strong- itation, said, "it was a disgrace- Department of Education, will be accreditation which the sta.i defeat, in the growing competi- came home happy over what est candidate we could have come ful exhibition." accredited for a nine-month grants is five years. Keyport's tion for good jobs. Waltz, "II Bacio" , Arditi Novelty, "Night Beat" ". " Walters up with. He will do well in Mon- Sen. Clifford P. Case and Leslie "temporary" period, based on last five-year accreditation ex- To the local student seeking happened at the convention. March, "Side by Side" Klohr mouth County and there's no need Blau were the ones who refused to recommendation of Dr. William pired this year. transfer to another district — it The trio who traveled with New (featuring flag twirlers led by Linda Bennett and major- 10 worry about the outcome of play ball with the other delegate* H. Warner, state director of sec- June 9, by a narrow margin, could mean refusal by that dis- Jersey's 40-member delegation ettes led by Louise Levinson with specialty twirlers Pat he election in the county. Our and make the vote unanimous. ondary education. tht board's proposed $530,000 high trict to acknowledge credits were Sen. Richard R. Stoat of Wilson, Janice Bretz and Pat Gale.) candidates will win." Stout, DeRidder and. Otto be- The Board of Education last school building program was de in a non-accredited school. West Allenhurst, J. Raymond De- National Anthem ' lieve the Republican Party and night received word from Dr. feated, along with the proposed; And a fifth possibility — the Ridder, Fair Haven, finance The Little , Silver Republican its candidates come first. Warner of his decision, based on purchase of the Caliendo tract, loss of Union Beach as a sending chairman of the Republican com- had more to say. "I know we the recommendation of Earl B. on Atlantic St., for $8,700. The district. mittee in the county, and Dale Garrison, county school superin- vote was 568 to 516. As predicted for (he past two Dinkelspiel Requests B. Otto, Little Silver, who is tendent. Officials reported that The proposal Sept. 17 will be years by school administrators, utilities and a Rock of Gibraltar as a matter of practice, the state trimmed by $500, the amount re- more than half the students in FREEHOLD - Long Branch board to arrange, special vote, to the party. TV and Negro Revolt department will accept and ap- Councilman Edgar N. Dinkelspiel cently donated by the graduating the school system, including the registration sessions one nigh Stout was brief in making prove Dr. Warner's findings. class toward school construction. entire high school and 10 ele- turned the county Board of Free- a week between now and the reg- holders meeting yesterday into a known his feelings yesterday. H In a letter to the board, the $538,200 Total mentary classes, will be on dou- istration deadline Sept. 24; Invited went out to San Francisco Is Tonight's Talk Topic director said the accreditation1 The total bond issue proposal ble sessions next September. Republican caucus for a few min- the board to a club beach part; utes. Scranton supporter and returned would be on a "limited basis," will be $538,200, with $529,500 for If the building program goes Aug. 9, and announced formatio. as a loyal Republican willing to I extending from this September school expansion and alteration, through, the high school would be Appearing before the board as of a county Puerto Rican Repub go along with Arizona Sen. Barry to June 30 of next year, with the and $8,700 for the Atlantic St, taken off split sessions in late president of the Long Branch 4+4 lican Club. iGoldwater as his party's nominee understanding that the board property. 1965, or early 1966. Repubjican Club, he urged the; Freeholder Director Joseph C for president. would resubmit its high school The board indicated that it may If voters turn down the propos- Irwin, who presides over the al "I am a Republican office-hold- Improvement program to local use three polling places this al, not only will they have to put Republican board, acknow- er and as such will support the voters in September. time. In the June election, there up With the split sessions, but Complete edged only the request for ad- candidates running on my party's Vote Sept. 17 were two. will see them increase in 1965-66. ditional registration hours. Hi county, state and national tick- This the board promptly did— What could lack of accredita- As to the double sessions to said the board would see what - ets," said the senator. letting Sept 17 as the date for tion mean to the borough? be put into effect next Septem- could do. Voter registration is di Airlift Of Goldwater Support the vote. According to Superintendent ber, nearly 300 students will be rected by the county superintend- "It seems to me there is a Dr. Warner went on to say George D. Search and the board: affected in the grammar school, ent of elections and municipa lot of support for Goldwater but that it is his "sincere hope that To taxpayers — it could mean and a total of 900 in the high Battalion clerks. it is too early to assess what the electorate will recognize the the loss of $140,000 a year in school. RED BANK - The Second Mr. Dinkelspiel said it was ur effect his campaign will have on Importance of a successful refer- state aid. In other business, the board Medium Tank Battalion, the Na- gent that every eligible vote the voters across the nation," endum." To the local college-bound stu- accepted the resignation of Earl tional Guard unit with headquar- have an opportunity to decide be- added Stout, He did not state that if the dent—it could mean rejection as H. Reeder, high school science ters in the Chestnut St. Armory tween the conflicting politica Stout felt that people at home referendum is again defeated the the graduate of a non-accredited teacher, leaving a total of three here, has completed its airlift to ideologies clearly posed in the na got a better perspective of the •tate will withhold further ac- high school. teaching vacancies in the school Fort Stewart, Ga., for its two- tional election. convention highlights by reading creditation (after June of 1965) To the terminal student — 70 system. week summer encampment. their newspapers and watching About 400 men, including units TV than if they were on the from Freehold and Toms River, scene. began their journey Saturday Favor Granting morning from McGuire Air Force Mr. DeRidder who has spon- Board Member Resigns Base. Liquor License sored many a successful fund drive for his party, can echo Rev. Harold R. Dean The locally stationed battalion Richard J. Slander instructor; Mrs. Sarah Williams, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Th. the feelings of hundreds of coun- WEST LONG BRANCH — Roy one agency must handle, accord- is one of three participating in fourth grade teacher. Harbor Commissibn will recom ty Republicans. ASBURY PARK - A minister, Shore Citizens for Better Human Iskowe, Board of Education ing to Board Secretary Robert an exchange with the Tennessee mend to Borough Council tht Hired Miss Linda Meeker and "I think Goldwater will win a psychiatric social worker and Relations, Inc., tonight in ths- member, resigned; adopting a Tarantolo, were received from National Guard. The Red Bankers gr 'nting of a limited liquor li- Thomas Jennings as lunchroom the county by a big majority," an employment recruiter will dis- Second Baptist Church, 124 At- new package property insurance the four agencies at a special usually train at Camp Drum, N.Y. cense to Charles R. Harris, opera playground supervisors at $3 and he said. "And I believe the sen- cuss "Television and the Negro kins Ave. policy saved $1,141; two applica- board meeting June 24. The three battalions, which tjr of the municipal harbor res $5 a day, respectively. ator will carry the state and mak< Revolt" at a meeting of the The meeting, scheduled for tions to use school facilities were Applications from the Parent- make up the Second Brigade of taurant. Hired Mrs. Lorraine Worles to a close fight of it in the nation,' 8:30 p.m., is open to the public. tabled for board liability insur- Teacher Association and Jersey New Jersey's 50th Armored Divi- The decision was reached a. dispense ice cream and milk at he added. Rev. Harold Dean, minister of •nee study. Sharks, borough Pop Warner sion, are training with the 30th last night's commission meeting $1.10 an hour. The late President Kennedy bea the First Unitarian Church of Those actions highlighted last league team, to use a school li- Armored Division of Tennessee. following an application mad' Keansburg Bight's Board of Education meet- brary and school field, respec- Approved sending one child to former Vice President Richard M, Monmouth County, Middletown, A Tennessee brigade was air- through Mr. Harris' attorneys Nixon in the 1960 presidentia ing. tively, were tabled. Neptune City's trainable class and president of the Shore Citi- lifted to Camp Drum to take their Sorenson and Moore. campaign by only 22,000 votes in Mr. Iskowe, former board Mr. Olivadotti said the board and one child to Belmar's educa- place. Rejects Court zens, will be the main speaker. ble class. Commission chairman Harve; New Jersey. The nature of changing attitudes president, resigned to spend more wanted to make sure outside Capt. Arthur Baldassari, com- H. Bowtell declared, "A liquo: DeRidder heartily disagrees in the Negro and white communi- time with bis expanding insur- Igroups using school facilities had Purchased two teachers' desks mander of Headquarters Com- license is a must" for the suc- with most voters that civil rights Costs Request ties, and the reasons for them, ance business. Board President liability insurance. He said this and chairs for $150.30 and four pany of the Second Battalion, said cessful operation of the restau is the big issue in the prest- KEANSBURG —Borough Coun- will be discussed by James Fri- Russell Olivadotti praised Mr, Is- board doesn't want a l'/i-million filing cabinets for $106.80 from the change is scenery would offer rant." The restaurant, trading denial campaign. cil last night rejected a bill for die, New Shrewsbury, who is en- kowe's &14 years of service as dollar lawsuit like Chatham's Herbert L. Farkas Co., Newark. the men a test of their mobility as Harbor Inc., has recentl. Many Issues defense court costs in the case ;aged in recruitment of Negro "outstanding". "You have done school board had when a child Awarded Francis Hance a $683 and a chance to operate on new undergone extensive renovation "I think there will be any num of Frederick Loder, patrolman employees by Merck and Com- a tremendous job," he said. was accidentally injured and contract to repair a ramp and errain. E&L Paving Co. a $1,099 contraci Other members of the commis her of issues over which the bat- suspended Jan. 19, 1962, on a pany, Rahway, and Richard J. The resignation was accepted paralyzed. Lt. Col. Howe E. Van Riper is to pave a parking lot. sion were unanimous in tfiei tie will be fought, not just a charge of adjusting police over Slander,"Fair Haven, assistant with regret. No replacement has Mr. Olivadotti said this was the commander of the Second Bat- recommendation. Dominick Ca been chosen. just a measure to protect tax- Bus Report specific one. I hope foreign policy time records. chief psychiatric social worker talion. ruso, chairman of the commis however, is not a topic in the on the staff of the Children's A $2,845 public institutional payers who would be assessed if Received a transportation re- Mayor Louis T. Collichio said, port that a parent suggested al- sion buildings and grounds com- campaign. I wouldn't like to see a letter had been received from Psychiatrio Center, Inc., Eaton- property insurance policy was the board wef« liable and its mittee, said (he license shoul policy coverage inadequate. ternate bus schedule could not that discussed in the contest," Elisabeth attorney Matthew town. awarded to The Norwood be a limited one, which would stated the finance chairman. Agency, Long Branch. This pol- Jersey Sharks officials were be adopted without an additional Grayson, counsel for Mr. Loder, Push Efforts not permit retail sales. "Some problems were made at Shore Citizens is a non-profit icy increases coverage for fire, present but the board said it bus and more drivers. A board •Mr. Grayson requested $3,500 in organization established to pro- Mr. Bowtell will seek an early ;he convention that just don't vandalism, malicious mischief, would meet with them privately bus plan presented at June's legal fees, from the borough, for mote Inter-group relations and meeting to discuss the request exist," Mr. DeRidder feels, liability and property damage, to discuss the matter. meeting will be used. To Curb his successful court battle which open occupancy housing In the with Borough Attorney Henry J can't agree that the Republican arid adds coverage for valuable Other Action Reappointed Dr. Richard Dem- resulted in Mr. Loder receivin, shore area. Tha group will pro- Saling and the council. Party will split wide open ovei papers and extra expense. In other action, the board: aree, school physician, for $500; $6,750 in back salary. vide speakers, without charge to Dr. Zelig1 Steinberg, school den- Road TolL Thomas S. Beers, Red Bank, the selection of Goldwater as the •••'Superior-'Court Judge J. Ed- . Had Been Shared Hired Walter Barty Collin, consulting engineer, advised thi present programs on its work tist, for $450; Frank Bilotta, at- FREEHOLD - County Traffic candidate. "When the chips are ward Knight ruled July 1 tha for any group, club or organiza- Previously $3,986 in policies re- Ithaca, N.Y., as boys' 'physical commission that advertisements tendance officer, for $3 a call oi Co-ordinator W. Robert Warwick down we will unite for the cam- Loder be paid for 13 months ol tion in Monmouth County. Al placed by this one were shared education instructor at $5,500 an- should be placed in newspapers nually. a $60 annual minimum. was directed by the Board of paign" he declared. his suspension. Herbert heads its speakers' com- by Norwood; Walt Fisher Agen- Friday soliciting bids far electri- DeRidder admitted that fev Accepted resignations from Was told new student registra- Freeholders yesterday to set up Under civil service, paymenl mittee. cy, William Morgan Agency, cal work to be performed on poeple in the county and Gtati Mrs. Rita Abrams, second grade tions will beheld from 9 a.m. to "as soon as possible" a confer- during suspension cannot be with- ^Woolley and Sherman Agency. piers five and six. know anything about Rep. Wil teacher; Mrs. Joan Todd, art noon during the week of Aug. 17 ence of county police officials to held for more than six months, ."felds on'the new policy, which help quell the rising highway The commission said It has Ham E. Miller, of Buffalo, tin said Mr. ColHchio. death rate. promised boat owners at the piers GOP vice presidential candidate. In addition, Mr, Grayson. asked Collichio Freeholder Marcus Daly, who that the entire electrical system "He is viewed with mixed emo- that Mr. Loder receive $382.08 in sponsored the move, said part of would be renewed. Cost is ex- tions. Miller was a big topic of 6 per cent interest charges on his Use Computer Allenwood Hospital pected to be-in the neighborhood the agenda should emphasize the conversation among the delegate: back pay. of $15,000. Challenges problem of controlling and safe- on the plane winging home," The mayor said council has no In Solving guarding bicyclists on the high' Bids are to be submitted to stated DeRidder. intention of paying the court Alteration Shelved ways. the commission at a specia Goldwater Will Help costs or interest "because no Statement meeting Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. The The county's death count in As a parting shot, DeRidder mention of this was made in the KEANSBURG — Mayor Louis and Agencies should be revised accepted bid will be submitted Alignment Issue FREEHOLD - Alteration of highway mishaps in 196< is 42, said: "And Goldwater won't hup court's verdict." T. Collichio last night challenged the county-owned Allenwood Hos- to help cut costs. to Mayor and Council Aug. 11 our county candidates. If any TRENTON (AP) - They've JJ! up from 28 at the same period Borough Manager C. Bernard a Planning Board member's re- pital to accommodate an'' addi- for approval. hing, he'll help them." enlisted a computer in the cour last year and above "both the Blum reported that municipal at- cent charge that he wields a tional 18 chronically il welfare state and national average. Harbormaster Ned Mac Laugh- Dale Otto holds no official ca- torney George E. Ostrov, who heavy gavel. fight to reapportion the New patients was shelved yesterday lin advised the commission that Freeholder Director Joseph C. pacity in the GOP party here was absent, had termed the claim by the Board of Freeholders be Seton Hall fuel sales are now averaging 10,- After last night's Borough Jersey Legislature. Irwin said that he had discussed but when he talks, party mem- 'ridiculous." cause bids exceeded expectations, 000 gallons a week. He said if, Council meeting, Mr. Collichio Two other leaders challeng- the proposed meeting with Mr. bers listen. Council directed Mr. Ostrov to weather continues fair and fishing was asked about (he suggestion ing Hie present makeup of the With only $3(1,000 allocated for Medical School Warwick and that arrangements "The confusion was magnifi- answer Mr. Grayson. 'mproves, the harbor should have box proposed by the board and legislature plan to use the com- the ' work, all of it interior will be made promptly. In addi- cent," he declared. its most successful financial year. ;urned down by council last puter's conclusions in their ar- changes, the total of low bids tion to inviting participation of "Seriously, I believe the out- month. Action Delayed Through July 5 there have been guments before the State Su- was $50,004 exclusive of an ad- police officials, the meeting will come of the coirvention was the 2,410 boat launchings. Says School Council had rejected the sug- preme Court Sept. 9. ditional 10 per cent for engineer- TRENTON (AP) - Forma be open to the county Safety will of the delegates. ;estion box fearing that Ideas The Idea, says lawyer David ng and supervision. legislative action on a report Council and other unofficial agen- 'It was obvious the moment recommending the state take not pertaining to the Planning Friedland of Jersey City, is to Freeholder Benjamin H. Dan- cies concerned with highway safe- Golfing Casually we hit the convention hall who Will Eliminate provide impartial mathematical the operation of Seton Hall Uni Board would be pigeon-holed. skin, director of public property ty. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)- he presidential choice would be. formulas on the theory that the versity's School of Medicine and At the June 30 board meeting, who recommended rejection of Mr. Warwick was directed to Gov. Edmund G. Brown stepped Nothing was rigged. The dele- Student'Stigma' high court will declare the pres- Dentistry will be delayed until gates were well organized." Mrs. Elizabeth Connelly said, bids, assailed a relatively new prepare illustrations of the loca- into a hole while playing golf 'We're not that stupid. We are ent' system of apportionment the lawmakers return from sum- Mr. Otto said: "I am a Gold- KEANSBURG - Mayor Louis state law requiring contractors mer recess. tions of fatal accidents for study and broke his left ankle Tues- . Collichio last night said a ntelligent enough to refer other unconstitutional. at the conference. The co-ordi- vater backer but I always listen on county projects of this kind However, Gov. Richard J. day his office reported. The an- Borough high school planned "in ideas to the proper agencies." The state court's ordered new nator said last week that at the all sides and arguments and to pay employees at least the pre- Hughes said Tuesday he would kle is expected to heal in about 'our years if no' sooner" will Also at that meeting, Eugene -arguments in light of the US. board's direction he had been make up my own mind about; vailing minimum union wage of meet next Tuesday with leg- six weeks. iliminate "the stigma our chil- Mauro lauded the proposal for Supreme Court's historic ruling the closest labor market. preparing suggestions for high- andidates, issues and policy. last month that both houses of islators to discuss details of the Iren have been under because, "people who are too «hy to Mr. Danskin said that, since way engineering improvements You find service you can trust "I wasn't a delegate so I can n the past this town hasn't en- state legislatures must be ap- report, which was drawn up by stand up at a meeting but who most small contractors in the, and would have them completed with one of the dependable firms joyed the best of reputations as portioned on the basis of pop- a special fact-finding committee. would like to offer their Ideas leighborhood of the Allenwood soon. in the Daily Register Classified. nevertheless." ulation. Hughes declined to elaborate resort community." Hospital at, Wall Township, were on the report except to say that Mr. Collichio said local stu- Asked about this point, Mr. New Jersey gives one senator non-union, they declined to bid. the medical school has an $8 Topless dents attending out-of-borough Collichio said, "I only respect to each of its 21 counties. The He said, that meeting the pre- million debt. There have been high schools are treated as "sec- people who stand up or sign their county system is also used in Award Contract for New Road vailing wage would have required reports that the committee will md-class citizens by snobbish lame." selecting 60 assemblymen, but HIGHLANDS - Borough Coun tion has complained about the non-union shops to keep separate recommend the state pay $4 Contest Middletown and Red Bank stu- The mayor was then confronted weight is given to population. cil last night awarded contracts project in light of the fact that accounts for the one job and to million to Seton Hall College, dents." with Mrs. Connelly's statement Friedland complains that the tor the controversial Shore Dr council is undertaking it before pay employees in some instances, $3 million for the medical equip- The Mayor continued, "1 know t that board meeting, "A way the senate is apportioned paving project, and reported thai it paves South Peak St., leading i rate almost double their pres- ment and $1 million for if many individual situations that person can have the floor if he BOW, 19 per cent of the popula- he work should be completed by to the regional school. The gov- A Bust nt wage. the name and reputation of the were unbearable because chil- agrees with the mayor. If the tion has control. he end of November. 'erning body promised in 1960 to The freeholder said the county medical school, located in Jer- LAS VEGAS (AP)-The com- dren who came from Keansburg mayor disagrees, he cuts you He has hired the New York pave the school access road "as had a similar experience recent- sey City. The former railroad right-of- nander of Las Vegas Post 1753 were looked down upon because of ight off." firm of Computer Application soon as possible." ly when it decided to replace an An aide close to the governor way property will be paved a if the Veterans of Foreign Wars this 'resort' factor." Mr. Collichio said, "I challenge Inc. to project apportionment Some board members (eel that ged elevator in the Hall of Rcc- stressed that next Tuesday's distance of 2,500 feet by C. Della- ias been relieved of his rank Mr. Collichio said currently ap- he person who made this re- formulas by dividing the state if council assesses Shore Dr. irds. meeting would not be a formal pietro, Hope Lawn, low bidder, lecause of his plan to raise proximately 500 borough children mark to say this at a council Into centers of population. property owners for curbing, and Informal bids had indicated the session of the legislature. But or $74,716. unds through a topless bathing attend public high schools, and meeting." Friedland says time is uses mix-in-place paving for uit contest. job should cost about $14,000. But he noted that the 5!) assembly- A joint project, installation of others go to parochial high school. reason he decided on a com- South Peak, rather than bitumi- The gavel-striking board upon when formal bids were taken ad- men and 20 senators have been a drainage pumping station "on Merlin Jackson, commander "The Board of Education bought which the mayor raps for order He said the state Su- nous concrete, the school road if District Five of the VFW, puter1-—--- .- herence to the minimum wage invited to hear the committee's Valley Ave., was awarded to low the old Lions Club athletic Field s inscribed, "Presented to ths project could be undertaken im- announced Tuesday that Post preme Court could conceivably law forced bids up to about $18,- report and decide on a course bidder Thomas Procter Co.. Inc.. off Palmer Ave. for a high school mrougli of Keansburg by th» mediately. Commander Winston Bell had order a new apportionment DOO, he said. of action. Long Branch, at $31,000—for a to site by a 1956 referendum," Mr. adies of the borough, May 21, Sell Easements? een suspended because of system drawn in n mntter of "It's a bad law and 1 don't However, Hughes said at a al cost of $105,716, less than the Collichio noted. 1917." Mr. Gniney said last night that 'Bell's unauthorized endorse- days as is happening in New like it," he declared. news conference formal action 1124,1)00 total estimated by Bor- York State. would be taken after Nov. 16 mgh Engineer August Postel council mipht be able to assess ment of his post" as sponsor of Freeholder Marcus Daly, direc- Shore Dr. people for curbing "if he figure beauty contest. , The mechanics of the com- or of welfare, said he concurred ivhen Uie legislators return from The pumping station is to be we sell our 10-foot sidewalk ease- Jackson said in his state- puter system are pretly com- n the recommendation to aban- summer recess. ompleted by the end of Decem- plex, Friedlnnd snys. Hut the The governor said the senate menls to them so that it will be ment: lon the hospital project at least >er. figures will be fed into the ma- would meet the week t>f Aug. [heir property, not ours." "The purpose of this organiza- 40-Foot Paving chine today and several plans tor now . 0, but only tn consider judicial The mayor remarked that the on shall be fraternal, patriotic, should be ready by Thursday, "Additional beds at the liospi- appointments. The road will have a 60-foot idea was "interesting" and de- istorical and educational." al for this purpose would have They include proposalls ffor a A source close to the com- ight-of-way with paving of 40 serves consideration. But he said He said the topless contest >een worthwhile," he said. "But Unicamernl legislature abolish- littee said the report would feet. Curbs and catch basins will :hat would be looked into "at a ailed to fit into any of these lie costs have gotten into the ing one house; a combined dis- recommend that the state oper- )e installed, but no sidewalks. iatcr date" since the present job- ategories. luestionable area," adding: trict system for the senate and ate the medical nnd dental Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., at-hand is to fii't the paving and The contest was slated to take nssembly, and retention of the "In view of the fact that space chool outside the framework ;aid there are no present plans lumping station projects com- lace at the Thunderbird Hotel present nwnty system for select- s available in private facilities of Rutgers University, which o assess property owners along pleted. n Aug. 10. Ing senators but giving the bi(.|||,rouRhout ,he cmlnty nn(1 n0 wc,_ plans to open a two-year Ihore Dr. for any of the work Council predicts that new fu- The VFW chairman of the, ger counties greater rcprcsen-1 [arc patient will be discommoded, inedjeal school of its own next The road strip is owned by ure ratnhlos alon^; the drive will onlest, Don Deck, .said there CENTRE JERSEY BANK tntion. I concur in the recommenda- ear,' Seton Hall runs a four- he borough, and it has been the more than pay for the paving. ad been two applications from tion." XBition of council that because of IAbout nnc-lhird of (he lots on the IllUAJIU WIIIOM IIIDUIIIICK (UMIOVM. I, A news conference hns been •car medical school. rospeciive contestants whenj nil amniia mini I - INIMl llwnw • IK nun scheduled for Thursday In New The two freeholder said that [his fact there can be no assess- •vest side of the street are va- he contest w,ns called off. He m«nu MlMW-MfiMtltt-MnMI 'iTJSSf York to explain the proposals, requirements imposed by the Sell your furniture through the ments. cant, and about 15 per cent on aid 379 men had volunteered as Friedland said. state Department of Institutions Daily Register Classified. The Regional Board of Educa- the east side. udges. SERVICE tS OUR BIGGEST ASSET! July 22, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER | O\r/sirr clos*4 n a i work dowly »ith Thomas F.'the University 0} Colorado be- Speec! h A**ocsaoon of America. Make of IVfr, gaming 1% ani iMOlllllOUUl Murthi, dean ol sudwt affairs "lore entering Pennsylvania Stat* ,American Educational Theatre the most active l;sj on 91.4CW MJSS Kjanu his been a c/xinse!-.University. Miss KranU ma-jAssociation, Speech Association Shares traded, Th« stock #ss or at the Columbia Hospital jored w wucseling sffi! student of Eastern States, South £jus!#rn Recovery Wwer much 'A tir. ses&ioo. School of .'jursirig, Bu»bijrgJi,|persyjnr*l at Perm State, an} n^ Theater Conference, ani Penn- (XinwMny/eilth Oil was second duringg the ppntt t yye«T . Sh* aiswjceivsj d « master of fcdit£*tion sylvania speech Astociatfon, After Drop mott «J£JY« im HMt> shares nA l*a* a wience co-urifiriaior therelgret in 1S63. Anthony M, B«tler, Qoan City, Successful lower by % at 11'/,, The (/* Woman Dean I from Ji8l to 1S*2, arA a science! She ii a mernhvr Florida East PROWN'5 to accept the relatively small loss plus column. Among the motors your occasional discussions ol fell 1% while Carbide was off 1 Coast Railroad by V/t; General involved in getting rid of both The Dow Jones industrials av GM gave up another %; Ford Cigar 1, Haveg \% Union Oil your long and short positions at tax-exempt bonds. I am in t was off %. 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John A. Herndon OF NATIONAL BRAND PAINT Heads PBX Department Buy one • get one •. • At Bell IIOLMDEL —John A. Herndon 93 Leedsville Dr., Lincroft, has been named head of the Elec- tronic PBX Equipment Depart- ment of Bell Telephone Labora- tories. He joined Bell Laboratories in 1958 and has supervised the test- ing of the first commerical elec- tronic telephone system pro- duced by the Bell System. Dr. Herndon received his de- gree from the University of Brand Paint •» Chicago and his MS and PhD De- ;rees in physics from the Uni- versity of Tennessee. Lincroit Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer Extra Dry and children, Liz, Garry and EVERY 2nd Jimmy, Coronet Ave., have re- GINGER ALE turned from a two-week vacation GAI-FREE EVERY 2nd to Kansas City, Mo., wtmie they GAIFREE visited relatives. Mr* Irwin O.L BASE Hj-^: {less sweet) Spencer is visiting with her son and daughter-in-law for several HOUSE PAINT 'INTERIOR LATEX weeks. • CONTAINS THREE MILDEW INHIBITORS WALL PAINT • SELF PRIMING OVER EXCELLENT HIDING AND COVERAGE Donna Green, daughter of Mr. OLD PAINT • SELF CLEANING CAN BE WASHED IN 10 DAYS and Mrs. Ronald Green of Mc- • UP TO 450 SQUARE FEET Lean St.,. celebrated her sixth NO PAINTY ODOR OF COVERAGE PER GALLON UP TO 450 SQUARE birthday with the family Tues- • EXCELLENT DURABILITY FEET OF COVIRAGI day. ' • FOR USE ON EXTERIOR PER GALLON WOOD. METAL OR MASONRY EASY CLEAN-UP WITH SURFACES SOAP AND WATER Families in the neighbor- FOR INTERIOR USE OH hood of McLean St. are holding WALLS, CIIUNGS,PLA1TIK, a block party Saturday starting WALLBOARD, ETC. at noon. A barbecue, games and dancing will be .part of the pro- gram. •

A luncheon party was hold for the fifth birthday of Kathie Web- fajgggp *Q GAL. er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber of Harbor Green TM\ EVERY ""* Cir. Attending were Lisa Yanni, DECK Nina Sohan, Marky Lyons, Jim- CM4MU a my and Mitsie Oram, Mary El- ' TRIM AND DECK A party len Leahy, Lpis Herdon and Da- INAMIL vid Weber. _ HIGHLY RESISTANT TO ABRASION, WA> ALKYDFLAf TER AND WEATHER • EXCELLENT HIDING POWER Mr. and Mrs. Anto Kurt of • FLAT, VELVETY FINISH • ONE COAT COVERS MOST SURFACES • DRIIS TO AN EXTRIMELY HAKD IVT in Roma Ct. have returned from a DURABLE FINISH • EXTREMELY DURABLE FINISH two-week vacation. They visited • USE ON INTERIOR WOODWORK, TRIM, • EXCELLENT COLOR RETENTION Mr. and Mrs. William Vieth at DOORS, CABINETS LOW PRICE APPLIES • DURABLE HIGH GLOSS FINISH every Port Jervis, Mr., and Mrs. Ewalt • FOR USE ON INTERIOR AND (XTRtitt TO QUARTS ALSO MARINE SURFACES, METAL, WOOO, Kurt at Phillipsburg and Mr. and CONCRETE FLOORS * W< Mrs. Pritz Hauer at the Pocono bottle Mountains. GRAND OPENING SPECIALS - 3 DAYS ONLY Live it up with lively Cott Mixers: Club Soda, Tom Collins, Sunday guests Df Mr. and Mrs. Twist of Lemon, Quinine Water, Ginger Ale, Half & Half, Anto Kurt were Mr. and Mrs. Bitter Lemon and Bitter Orange. Next time you've an Fred Biuns of Weehawken. entertaining thought — think of Cott! Cott thinks of you ,.. gives you not 28 or 29 oz. quarts but 32 ounces of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weikel and son Edward of Harbor Green refreshing pleasure. Cir. have returned from Lake Also available in convenient No-Deposit—No Return bottles Champlain, N. Y., where they SPRAY spent their vacation. QUALITY GRADE The first seven Presidents ot ENAMEL IT'S TO BE GOOD the linker States were not native- born Americans, their birthdates AN ^ROLLER SET 16 oz. CAN preceded the independence of the c United States and they were born ROLLER REFILL DESIGN f2 7>ecoftatojk Co It Pays to Advertise in The Register as British subects.

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1 447 Broad St. (Rt 35) Shrewsbury BOYS — GIRLS' — CHILDREN* NONE SHIRTS 75 HIGHER BLOUSES -AA LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Just 130 yds. Souih of Newman Springs Rd. TMT/fRojfla SHIRTS Allkl|c SHORTS vV EACH SHOES 7Ec MANY OTHER ITEMS OPEN DAILY 8 a.m.-6 p.m. NOT ALL SIZES f ^J LADIES' BRANDED BUTTONS Cc FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 p.m. BLOUSES 75 OF ALL KINDS CARD Phone 74-8599 "Off We Go, Into The Wild Bine Yonder- JIM BISHOP: •BEG1SMR Reporter m» fW4 It, «W Uak, H. t*-m E»it Mufat vu, N. J, 1*71 by Ma H. CM* t»4 Httry CUy Measure Of Tim W. HARRY FKNMNGTON, PrMfcUat JAMEJ J. HOGAN, Editor A father mSfcaures time by has children. In their . . M. HAkOLD KELLY, General Manager brightness, he »ees' his shadows; in their energy, he Item* 1. Bly «i«iuiv. UIIOI William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln AJ«KIU> duton sees his age. Last week, Virginia Lee was 27, and the Fruk W. Htrbour Midauwwa Buruu Uir. Charlei A. Johnston rnttoid Butuu »(jr. day came and went like thousands of others, in mo- Member of the Auoclited Pre» notonous sunshine. Still, the event started a chain of If Auof.iitrf Fr«u u aallUeH ncluilrtlr <« thi ui> for npubllcalloB ol til tb* UJtU nm prints la 1AU irspapcr u wall u til AP ntwi dlipttchei. recollections^—an old movie running backwards—and when I phoned to wish Member ol American Newspaper Publliherc Association Member Audit Bureau of Circulation her a happy birthday, it was as though Tbt JUd Bulk lUdMtr, Inc., urinn no tlnucla! nivxifibilllKl (or typoirtpMcil trrori In idvtrtlMmuiti, but an old bruise began to ache. will nprtll without Ottirn, tUM part of as Hv«rtli«ment In which mi typoiriplileil ttror OMUrl. Advtrtliiri will pltua notify tua masatimant Immtdiuti; ol «oy irror which mar ccur Elinor Dunning and I were married Thla uwtpapar aaiunua 09 rtipw.ilbU'.UM lor ituamenti of opinion In lium Horn 111 raadtri. on June 14, 1930. She had a round face •ubierlpUos Prlco 10 *4vuea i than 3 inoi. Ptr month (1.U U m«itlu-flt.

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isney's Hjjie Skyway a! the Ford Motor Company Wonder Roiunda, A PRODUCT OF ( > MOTOR C0MPWT • LWCOLN-MtRCURY DIVISION New Yak World's Fai, Cadet Robert A. Meyer Cadet Wayne T. Davidson Complete Training at Langley HAMPTON, Va. - Six cadets doctrination in various phases of It Pays to Advertise in The Register operations as part of the Air from Monmouth County, N. J., Force Reserve Officer Training have completed four weeks of in- Corps summer encampment re- cently conducted at Langley AFB, FOUR ROSES DI5TIU 5. N Y C • BLENCED WHISKEr. B6 PBlor . CO". CPAIN t.EUBAl SPIRITS' h ThJlbibl fonr lieutenants upon completion of AFROTC training and graduation from college. The cadets are: George M. Fichter, Sunnyside Rd., Everett; Matthew A. - Jfjijsson•;. 3d, 650 Branch Ave.; tittle Sliver; Mi- chael I. Catherwood, RFD 1, Mat- awan; Ronald G. Broeavich, 79 Helen Ave., Freehold; Robert A. Meyer, 1 Carnegie Ct., Middle- You keep the pennies town, and Wayne T. Davidson, 121 Pine St., Lincroft. Fichter, 20, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin O. Fichter. He is a student at Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Husson, 21, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Husson Jr. He is a student at Newark College of Engineering. Catherwood, 20, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cather- wood. He is a student at Rutgers University. Broeavich, 22, is the son ot Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Brocavich. He is a student at Colorado State Uni- versity and is a member of Phi Kappa Psi . He also attended the State University of Iowa. Meyer, 20, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Meyer. He is a stu- dent at Otterbein College, West- erville, Ohio, and a member of Pi Beta Sigma. Davidson, 20, is the son of Mr! and Mrs. Robert G. Davidson. He is a student at St. Michael's Col- lege, Winooski, Vt.

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Same Four Roses. triacetate knit», flared New price. Lower. Why? cotton* in prints and lolldi • wanted whites, summer po*lel» for Because we fig'^ e by and vivid shades (OR 2.97 EACH, AS TICKETED) • big selection, but nof every HERE'S WHr • W. ..II (or «.h only! • There are no cr«dil chargiil giving up a few pennies style or color in all si«> YOU SAVE We hov> no credit loue> nowonI y AT ROBERT HAH • You •". becoui. wt love! profit, we'll pick up a m* QQ good many new friends. 4. o" KEANSBURG: ROUTE 36 on MAIN STREET 600 305 1159 ASBURY PARK PERTH AMBOY Like you. aunt cmt til i«r. lit. 35 at Asbury Park Circle 365 Smith St., West of R.R. Sta. THE DAILY RF.CISTER y. JuJy 1964^11 eA T HEARTV- S4VE PLENtf

If worry keeps you awake, write to George. He stay* »» WITH fHli worried stiff that he finds read- COUPON ing letters are better than count- FREE Ing sheep.) GREEN SUMPS Dear George: All the chatter about cutting WITH A PURCHASE OF $7.50 down on smoking and how hard It is, Wfell, that's so much foolish- if pwaW«on tood Men otW AM* ness, because it's really quite NNASI TOSt NATIOKAt simple. !!! Good thru Tiws., July 28th t|| With all the different brands- Itll methol, mint, filter, and so on— SUPERMARKETS It's easy to find a brand jpu don't really like much.. In no time you will be cutting down. Try it, if you don't believe You Just Can't Beat Finast Meats! It! 2nd Hill WM-O-MHA L. W. Dear I. W.; We had our chief researcher try your plan and he even im- proved on it. By soaking all his BONELESS TOP or BOTTOM cigarettes in a mixture of house- Pineopple Jake tmww hold ammonia and vinegar he got them so awful-tasting he cut down to a half-pack a day. Un- fortunately, this seems to have driven hint to drink.

Pear George; With the cost of garbage being Hawotifln what it is today, what do you think of a garbage man that ROUND leaves garbage in our yard every RED PUNCH time he comes F. H. Dear F. H.: He seems generous to a fault. 1.00 Gee, I hope he can afford it. ROAST End 2-Week Apricot, WINTER HILL JUICES 3^89' JUICY CUBE STEAKS'ST* 99c CHICKEN LEGS Tour at Dix fc FORT DIX - Six Monmouth County mm last Friday com- LONDON BROIL .££21 99e CHICKEN BREASTS pleted two weeks of innual ac- tive duty for training here. All 89c are members of Heidquarters LIVERWURST ^^X. M9« GROUND ROUND ^>» Company, 3O9th Regiment, 78th Division, which trains combat b toldiers In the event of a na- BACK BAY SLICED BACON * 59< FRESH SWORDFISH STEAKS 49c tional emergency. FINAST GRAPE JUICE >»**35« The loc»l men are: Sgt. John b J. Heppinstill, 312 Main St., Brad- CAMECO SLICED HAM '~^59c FRESH SLICED COD 29= ley Beach;, PFC John A. Racek, GRAPE TREAT «-" 4 tTl.00 J69 West Park Ave., Oakhurst; CWO Bordon E. McMain, 286 White Rd,, Little Silver; Sgt. Ma. }or Arthur Payne, Atlantic High- SOLID PACK lands; PFC Carl F. Zellers, Rt. AT noun MOP mmiMHi 520, Hblmdel, and SP5 Richard FINAST-IHOIL H. Smith, 88 Laurel Dr., Fair WHITE TUNA Haven. 3<">o9 Sgt. Heppinstill, a bank teller for the First Merchants National DOLE JUICES 41289c Bank, Asbury Park, was assigned as a positions distribution ser- FINAST COFFEE geant. PFC RACEK, a student at SNOW CROP SAMOA 6 £ 8* Monmouth College, West Long Branch, was assigned as a supply FINAST specialist. CWO McMain, a civilian con- BIRDSEYE AWAKE 3^1.00 APPLE SAUCE tract specialist with the procure- ment division at Fort Monmouth, was assigned as a food adviser. Sgt. Major Payne, a civilian GRAPE JUICE ™<»*« unit aid to the 309th Regiment at GRAPE JELLY ' Fort Monmouth, holds the position of regimental sergeant major. NABISCO: PFC Carl F. Zellers, a real ORANGE OEIIGHT^? 6^ 79c estate woker, was assigned aa a KETflbFECM IMP, HERMIT mail clerk. COOKIES MMB MB MMM MUD MtU SP5 Smith, an Interviewer with dhe New eJrsey State Employ- ment Service, was assigned as a mall carrier. •THOMPSON ffirtTE SEEDLESS FINASt BAiTFPT SPECIALS All attend weekly meetings at the U.S. Army Reserve Center, LARGE OVEN-FRESH Fort Monmouth. -LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE CHERRY PIE SHERIFF'S BALE GRAPES 0RAN6E SWffiBWffiBS •JWSiJWSSRS ? MONMOCTH CODNTlf SA»TONelBATOibB AND MIAN AB- CHIFFON CAKE •ay. Plaintiff vi! BDWAKD B. WALI* RANK' llntl* Mil OXJ-OHD INDUSTRI- AL OORFOHATION, a P«uujlv»nia •*x9* UNtUI rEPrBS corporation Defendant* By vlrtut o» a writ o* Mecutton In tht above aUMI action to m« dir.cJ*!, 1X784 BttK OMEN STAMPS I nhall Mtpow for lala it public van- due, tt th» Court HOUM In Uu Boroufh withpurchauof 1 do»fl of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jerier. on Monday the lOUi 4a/ of Au. uit. 1961, at 1 o'clocK P.M. Prevail- BROOKSIDE SHOD SWISS RLS NAPTHA SOAP •*(** He f INAST SUGAR CHOC. DONUTS S\z Time. ALL that certain lot. tract or pircf] ef land and premlaea, e(tuat», lyini and Dtlnf In the Townllllp o[ MaUwan. In FINAST PEANUT BUTTER 1% fc. lor 65t INSTANT FELS NAPTHA 3.b,5«.81c IK>.5OI33C the County of Monmouth and State of S&H GREEN STAMPS New Jerpey. ami more particularly de- •crined a» toltowi, to wlf.— HORMfl SPAM DEVILED SPAM GENTLE FELS LIQUID lPt.6«..i» 62c BEING known and dealRnalfd a* Lota with purchase of 1 Ib. loaf Nw, 18-1T In Bio* No. «5 on a certain map itwlimtert a» "ClUlwood Beach. In FINAST OLD FASHION BREAD Matawan Townthlp, being Section No. 3, HEINZ RELISH HOT DOG, INOIAWHAMBUROEK SUNSHINE VIENNA FINGERS u*«.Pv9.45c dilfd March. 18J8" vrtilfh sail Map w»< duly Bled in the Monmoulh Ooumy Clerk'l Office on July 27, 182S, In Cast HEINZ PORK I BEANS MARCAL WAX PAPER KITCHIM CHARM loaf,.** 20c No. «8-S. BErNO alio known ai No«. 1«-1T West Concouree, Matawan. New Jlemamber... bring In this week's coupon The approximate amount of Uie Judl- HEINZ VEGETARIAN BEANS PASTEL NAPKINS MARCAI m 2 P.^ 19c ment to be eallifled by eald tale li the aum of 18.000.00 tol«her with the from booklat rccsived in mail. eeata of this lale. HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE *.*. 71c MK«. 41C Dated June 30. IBM JOBBPH A. 8HAFTO, Sheriff. Harry Wslaman, Atty. July 18, 22, », Aui. 5 H3.5I BUMBLE BEE TUNA CHUNK UOHI 33c DAIQUIRI MIX ISIAND INN FROZEN ietean 31C GET 1.00 OFF TOWARDS PURCHASE OF NOTICE PILLSBURY APPLE TURNOVER noim 3Vio,.Ptg. 10c .1.111 NORDIC MINT DINNERWARE SIIEIUFF'S BALE MEDIUM SIZE bar C SUPERIOR CllllItT OF NKW IEBSEY CHANCERY DIVISION IVORY SOAP 9 PLUS COUPONS FROM BOOKLET MONMOUTH COUNT* Docket Ml. F 334M3 3 Ib. 1 oz. "f A* 1 ib. 4 oz. A r- WORTH 250 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS PIHBT SAVINGS ANP LOAN ASSO- CIATION OF PERTH AMBOY. a cor- OXYDOL pkg. 79* pkg. poration ol the State of New Jeraey, ALL PURPOSE CLEANER Ijoz. WITH PURCHASE OF ITEMS LISTED. Plaintiff vir LLOYD BUHLEW and IAD flCAU BEronCI BURLBW. h/w at all De IfllU VLEAH Ipt. 12or. ill. 65c tin fenrtante • By virtue of a writ of aiecullon In 3 ib. 1 oz. 1H>.3OI. the abnve atated action to me direct- ed. I ahall expoae for aat« tt public TIDE THRILL LIQUID »«35c venrtue, at lh« Court Houe« In ihe Bt>r- FABRIC SOFTENER ouih of Freehold, Counly of Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday the 10th day DOWNY lqt.loz.tiz* 85c of Auautl, 1WM, at 3 o'clock, P. M rrfvaninc Time 31b.6ox. lib. A« DETERGENT 31b. llb.7oz. ALL that tract or parcel of land «nd pr-ml^ea hereinafter particularly (te SPIC & SPAN pkg. pkg. OI SALVO TABLETS pkg. pkg. •rrlhfrt, situale In the Township of Mar flv.au, (jnutitv of MnnmniHh "nri at^tt of New Jeu«y. HEINO known aa I^la No.. 47, 4» »nd Id In Block I) on "Map of Oak Shades. THIS COUPON 11b. 5 oz. 0O*» M«l»«an Tiwnamp. Nfonmoutli Cnuntv. C N. J. owned by Reorje W. Cross, WORTH # COMET 21 c 2'r29«: CHEER pkg. WZ •nailp August l!»M by nichant Heufler. C. E." and lielng locatrd on the block b'HUKIH tiv Cms* Avpiiue «>n Ihe iioiitl- TOWARD PURCHASE OF 1 QUART BdTTlE and Onk flhndea Avenue nn Hie north. fl'tM map wim fllpd In the Monmouth HEINZ CIDER OR WHITE VINEGAR 1pl Contily Cfprk'a Office on I>ec»ml)er 3, IA-T ltd Map No (IH-I7. IVORY SOAP 4-»23c IVORY LIQUID «tT61c HHn* cnmmtmly Itnown and dftnlll- WWW Good thru Sat., July 25 v\lnl »a No. 10 Oak Shadea Avenue, t'mvnahlp of Malawan, New Jeney. 'I'llp ei>pritxlinaf Ilila snip. JOY LIQUID size I't^ol .Inly '2, 1<«U 35« IVORY SNOW™-* 79* JOflErM' A. RHA1-TO. sheriff. quanlhiti. Not mpentlbit .. l/pojiopblcol *rron. Tnnliin. H*ney A Romond, Attya. '"ly IB, 2J. 3«, Auf. » 5'5rw

It doesn't cost It pays to ndvertlse your business service with a Dally Register Classified ad. RED BANK, 362 Broad Street PuMdty Chairman Anthony , Juljt 22, 1964 TOE DAILY REGISTER oat. placed " win*** stic 214 Cars commemorating the occasion oa brated Ms birthday July 17 Is POOR MAX'S PHILOSOPHER e»eh vehicle. TtoouA at (be summer home of Blessed At Part Mr, ml Mrs. John Koiifou. Pres- Movie* wen iteo Ui*o By G»r. ent were Jack; TfcomM, Mark, tea. 1. Walsii, eouadl Umtmx Monmouth Cary inl Jetf %/Mm *rA C»Ml His Retirement £eyport ammint. Laura ind Mark tin. Unit Ifcutacb ud KEYPORT - Two hundred and ter MeUnie and Mr. and Mis. waited fourteen motor vehicles were Look ahead! Invest in a hom« Stephen Van Cleef, CressUII, at- A combined farewell and sur- blessed Sunday at ceremonies dl your own. See today's Daily tended the ceremony for Harry prise 16th birthday party fo sponsored by St. Jo seph's Coun- Register Classified. Deutsch. Mr«. Deutach and daugh- Robert Runge, son of Mr. and BOYLE of the Knights of Columbus ter were guest* of Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Robert Runge, was heli By HAL BOYIE ~ Van CletC last week. Rev. Edward Strano, chaplain THE BEACHCOMBER July 16. Robert left for the Na- NEW YORK (AP)-Life keeps to spend the rest pf your Hie in f the council, conducted the tional Boy Scout ranch in Phil- fellow so busy doing about mischief and riotous self-indu! «remonies, assisted by Rev. Wil- ROOM Paul Casaleggi.son of Mr. mont, N. Mex., for three weeks. half the things he ought to that gence. I believe that any kipdot and Mm. Charles Casaleggi, cele- iam Bausch, in the church park- OPENS SAT. NIGHT Present were Patricia Goyle, Pat he doesn't have time to do a employment is a form of ilav- ing lot. ricia Henningsen, Ronald, Joyce third of the things he'd like to. ery and any man who submits William Janthor, Catholic ac- and Diane Etehorn, Kevin So he has to postpone his to it an hour longer than he has THE LADY TAKES PRIDE — Th» above scene completed THE UNION HOUSE We Buy Pianos to is an unenlightened fool. vities chairman, assisted by WHARF AVE., RED BANK Young, Joyce and Joan Runge, pleasures most of his life. He is \\ FREE APPRAISAL ' I know exactly what I'm going ceremonies at which Col, Earle R. Nichols, denial sur- rand Knight John V. Hinds and Daniel Hurley, Leonard Winter, too busy doing his duty to really , Alts Sail. Rtnt aid Exchange, enjoy himself. to do with myself when I'm 65, geon, officiated, honoring Maj. Albert F. Fedalei, 13 Kathleen St. John, Ann Wilton. TUSTING PIANO CO. < I have no sympathy with peo- Planned retirement has been Bataan Rd., Eatontown, executive officer of the Dental Shiela Siwalkowski and Patricia my constant daydream ever Freil, New York City. ple who retire unwillingly et 65 Detachment, on hit recent promotion, with Mrs. Fedalei PR 5-06M and then proceed immediately since I started sweeping out a •**$»"* grocery store at the age of 10 performing the honors of pinning new gold leaves on the WEST to die of boredom. To me they are stubborn and unimagina- and gained an early and lifelong shoulders of her husband. Maj. Fedalei, earned his DDS distaste for honest labor. FURNITURE CO. tive. at the University of Pennsylvania, College of Dentistry. As soon a» the office gives me KEYPORT, N, J. Company When the world removes them : (he farewell {27.50 imitation from the harness of the daily leather traveling bag and the TV production of William Gib- 264-0181 coming? plodding, they take revenge by $1.95 goodby lunch, I'm going to son's "The Miracle Worker," the dying. open the window by my desk TV Key part which made Pattj LIGHTWEIGHT They live by the puritanical and drop this typewriter six like a Broadway star and won DOWNTOWN FOLDING COTS idea that work is given to man floors to the street below. to keep him out of mischief. Then I'm going home to a lit- sr an Oscar for her work Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings'Til 9 P.M. RED BANK Without work they feel they tle place in the country and sit Mailbag film version. $ have no mission in life. OPEN WED. motionless in the rocking chair 7.99 I have just the opposite theo- on the front porch for a solid By STEVEN H. SCHEUER AND FRI. EVES. I think the only purpose of month. Question — I recently read an work is to save enough money Then I'm going to rock until I torn in the paper about Peter TODAY'S O.B.B. SPECIAL' feel rested. Lawford starring in an episode Then I'm- going to Jwy a bar- of the TV series "Profiles In rel of bourbon and drink it while Courage," based on the late Pres- STORE HOURS: Mon., Tuei., I read a thousand books in my ident Kennedy's book. Has this Than. ?:30 • 5:30 P. M.| library whose pages I have yet series already been on the air? Wed., M. 9:30 - 9 t. M.| LIQUIDATORS to turn. If not, when is it going to be Saturday 9:30 - 5:30 P. M. Then I am going down to the on? J. MoC., Jacksonville, Fla. EHTIRE STORE BUYERS Bowery and get an artist to tat' Answer — The new NBC se- too on my chest a giant eagle, ries, "Profiles in Courage," 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY an American flag and the mot' which will offer dramas based on to, "Liberty or Death." the late President Kennedy's best- At «t. 3S. Shrowib.ry-at Mi* Rtd Bank Lit* ^ CITIIIM.IV in i Then I am going to start seller, is scheduled to premiere (Acrou from Mayfalr Market) THURS., FRI. 10*9 * SATURDAY 10-6 smoking cigarette? and learn to Nov. 8. Filming on some of the inhale. episodes has been completed. ENTIRE STOCK or PARTS WAITO-CALL 747-9813 or 354-5250 Then I will ran away from home. Question — Have you ever "So long, kids," I will tell my heard of a dog who watches TV? SALE STARTS THURS., 10 AM SHARP weeping wife and awestruck My dog Friskie, who is. almost grandchildren. "It sure has two years otdj watches TV and been fun knowing you, but there he is wild over the film "The OVIR 1000 PRS. TO CHOOSI FROM is no reason for making the ar- Littlest Hofoo." He cries when rangement permanent." the character is in trouble and CHILDREN'S MEN'S Then I am going to the beauti- he really gets excited in some of 00 ful island of Bali, a place I saw the parts. I hope they have this CABANA in my youth and have always film on again soon. C.L., Van- DISCOUNT BARGAIN BARN Shoes NONE had a hankering to return to. dalia, Ohio. • Rtd Shank HIGHER And if, thereafter, you never 58 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. • Child Life Answer — When the FCC was SETS hear, from me, please don't wor- We rtunre tf» right to limit avanNHn while flier <«•• Not rtipomlbll for typographical errare, • Miss Sandier 3 investigating the ratings services Nat. Adv. Up To $14.95 If Perfect ry. If a fellow can't find some • PoMr Plptr NONI they discovered that some dogs HIGHIR thing to keep himself occupied • Jumping. Jaekt were counted as representing a with on Balj, he really doesn't • loiter Brown OVER iOO NEW DRESSES TO CHOOSE group of viewers and this brought deserve retirement. NAT. ADV. UP TO $11.95 on a rash of jokes about "the LADIES' ratings going to the dogs." How- 5.00 ever, Friskie puts a whole new With Bell Td light on things. 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Simmons wing colonkil Hide,A-Bed* Mrs. Heyman •pens in on instant to sleep 2 Sale 199 Ends Course 249 RED BANK — Mrs. Ernesl F. Heymany , co-owner of th Physicai l Therapy Service, Wikoff PI., recently received certificate of proficiency for completing a study course the art and sciences of physical medicine and rehabilitation. The course was sponsored b; the New Jersey State Physical Therapy Society at the Alexian Brothers Hospital in Elizabeth. Lectures in anatomy, neuro- anatomy, electrotheraphy, 1 thermotherapy, hydrotherapy a Simmons day bed opens up to sleep 2 on Simmons deluxe duplex hi-riser opens so well as orthopedics, modern Simmons Danish Modern style drop back nursing procedures for th •ofa bed hoi room for 2 to sleep comfortably Innerspring comfort—complete with bolsters 2 can sleep on the same level physical therapist and psycho- theraphy were ottered. $ Instructors were physicians and professional men in their related Sale 99.95 Sale 129.95 Sale 103 fields. .AND fHIRI AM MOIII SIMMONS SAVINGS TOO, ON €OT», DIVANS, BEDS—— Car Hits Pole; Woman is Hurt FAIR HAVEN—Facing charge; of careless driving and driving without a license is Mrs. Katie Medler, 26, of 145 Chestnut Ave. Atlantic Highlands, whose vehicle hit a telephone pole at River Rd and Gillespie Ave, early yester- day. Mrs. Medler told police she lost control of the vehicle after falling asleep at the wheel. 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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1964 7c PER COPY Push Plans for Better Regatta

RED BANK — The World Championships went by the mittee the green light when he stated, "Let's get going, We records set on the Navesink in the 44s, Speed Skiff, 266s and boards last week, but last night the National Sweepstakes got just about a month to put on a regatta and a good one." 250 classes. Regatta committee, a determined group, went to work more And that's what it will be. Arthur Hafner, inboard chair- Perpetual trophies up for grabs include the National vigorously for the Sept. 6-7 inboard regatta on the Navesink man of Region Three of the American Power Boat Associa- Sweepstakes, Red Bank Gold Cup, Mexican Good Will Trophy, River. tion, announced that there will be 10 classes of inboards com- Bob White Buiik and others. The main, topic of discussion was the usual financing ing to Red Bank for the regatta. The Bob White Buick is awarded to the best appearing situation, and it looks as if this group will lick the smaller Fastest of the craft will be the 7-Litre class, which are rig and crew during the regatta. The Sweeps trophy goes to budget which is required to conduct the regatta. Edward H. classified as the Junior Gold Cuppers. This class hits speeds the winner in the 280 class. Red Bank Bank Gold Cup is for Conway, finance chairman, said $9,000 is to be raised for of 150 miles per hour and offers thrilling races for the boat- the 266 class and the Mexican trophy is for the 145 cubic inch the "Sweeps" slated over the Labor Day weekend. ing fans. class. Red Bank borough, the main contributor, allotted $2,000 Another class, and a fast one, slated for races here is the Other awards will be given for the longest distance for the event. Atlantic Oil Refining Co. and the Pepsi Cola 266, a class that hits close to 140 miles-per-hour. It was only traveled, sportsmanship, and for the 10 classes there will Co. have contributions amounting to $1,000 each, and Middle- last weekend that the Wa Wa posted a new record of 138.9 be five place trophies for each day. town Township, contributes $500. The remainder of the budget mph. Mr. Hafner also said that Ken Wade, Garden Grove, Calif., Louis Collichio T. E*»ard Kinlta has to be raised through advertising in the program, contribu- Two classes, the 44s and. the Jersey Speed Skiffs, will be APBA inboard vice president; Edward Nabb, Cambridge, Md., tions, sponsors and the Admiral's Club. racing for national championships. Others on the program of the Union of International Motorboating, and Charles Other committee heads do not store the problems of Mr. include the 48, 145, 150, (a class in which one boat went over Strang, Oshkosh, Wis., APBA president, will all. travel her* Conway's but they still have some which were aired last 105 miles per hour with a Buick motor recently) 2BOs, 225s and for the regatta. This alone is a big boost for Red Bank's night. They too, will be solved by regatta time. ski boats. regatta, as it will give these boating executives a first-hand HealthBoard Ralph Cryder, second vice commodore, gave the com- Mr. Hafner said that he expected to see new competition look at racing in Red Bank. Shark Scare Clears Beach, Nominations But Only Porpoises $how Up SEA BRIGHT - Bathers yes- patrols the waters. "The men Police Capt. George Dougherty terday heard the cry of "shark" n the boat would have seen reported that the word was re- and hastily fled the ocean to sharks if there were any near- ceived at police headquarters and TurnedDown the sanctuary of the sunny by," he said. relayed to beech officials, who beaches here. (The bottle-nosed dolphin, often called bathers to the beach until KEANSBURG — Borough Council last night turned down Word of the shark scare spread eferred to as "porpoise," is a the scare had passed, Mayor Louis T. Collichio's nominations to fill two Board of along the "strip" and beach club harmless marine mammal com- George Colby, an employee tt Health vacancies. operators summoned their pa- mon in this area in summer.) the Highlands Marina, Highlands, Councilman T. Edward Kinlin said, "Let's hold this in trons out of the water until the A spokesman at Sandy Hook reported that party boat skippers abeyance until we can caucus." report could be verified. A 30- State Park told The Register had returned to that basin yes- Mayor Collichio answered, "I conceded to do this at the minute wait at the Surfrider that park officials had received terday and that he heard no last meeting, but no one has come up to me with any other Beach Club provided relief when word that sharks were sighted reports of sharks in the area. suggestions." dorsal fins were sighted offshore. off the First Army beach. Fort Mrs. Beatrice C. Ennis, Mon- Lorenx Russuomat\o,, Port Monmouth Rd., and former They weren't the ominous glis- Hancock. The alert, he said, mouth Beach borough clerk, re- health board member john Kiifsellt, Greenwood Ave. were tening fins of shark. They were was passed on to Sea Bright ported there had been no sharks rejected for the posts by Mr. Kinlin and Councilman Martin the rolling fins of playful dol- police and beach club operators. reported near that community. C. Lohseri. phins, according to Samuel Mark, The mayor said, "The board is having a hard time get- manager of the club. ting quorums without \^ full complement. It has very im- "We received a call from portant work to do about air and water pollution." Sandy Hook," Mr. Mark said. May Hire A Consultant The mayor's appointments here must be cleared by coun- "And we called our bathers out cil. Nominations can be rnade solely by the mayor. of the water. Within a half-hour," Mr. Collichio said ne would not consider James Davis, he added, "a few porpoise went In Utilities Takeover Beacon BlviJ., or Arthur Robinson, Forest Ave., for the posts. THROWING IN THE SPONGE — It isn't often a fella gets to pelt a gal with wet by and our people went back to Council did confirm Mayor Collichio's appointments to the spongst and Dennis Curley, 10, of Shrewsbury is making tha most of the opportunity. the surf." RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Mayor ceedings in Superior Court usually ordinance revision committee, which will codify all municipal Waiting their turns at the target—Judy Nolan, 13, of Shrewsbury—Are, left to right, Edward Levy of the Trade Philip J. Blanda, Jr., and Town- take about three months but if ship Committeeman Marvin Olin- there are appeals could take » laws and recommend, scrapping of archaic statutes. Cathy De Santis, I I, Shrewsbury, and Cynthia Cook, 9 and Debbie Cook, 11, of Lin- Winds Beach Club verified Mr. Borough Attorney George E. Ostrov will head the com- Mark's account. . "They were sky reported yesterday that the year or more. governing body may hire a con- mittee,, aided by Borough Manager C. Bernard Blum; former croft. The sponge-throwing was one of the eventt at a carnival the youngsters staged quite a way offshore when they Princeton Expert Borough Clerk, Richard jessen, Salvatore Rinaldi, 108 High- Monday afternoon at the De Santis home to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy passed here," Mr. Levy said. sultant to assist in a study being made to implement plans lor tak- Mr. Blanda said he plans to land Blvd.; Joseph lVIontefusco, Jr., MJin St., and Frank "But they were porpoises, Associations o{ America. ing over two private utilities. contact John V. Moran, Prince- Maines, Willis Ave. .":/ sharks." He added that ton, an attorney who specialties The borough'^ fire rating has improved from "F" to club has a boat which goes out In an address before the Hazlet in utility cases, to discuss tha "E," annOtfntetfi^ft^Blurn- This is' an evaluation by the past the swimming area and Democratic Club, 4t Airport Pla- local Issue. Underwritjr| Association of * municipality's ability tQ wife, za last ;ht, Mr^OIinsky said out a fire. : 8 Youngsters A id MDAA th»F'1 Tftis moving Mr. Moran recently completed Borough Engineer Robert Greenberg estimated this rise Patrolman ahead' on the matter, as one a formal study for th« Matawan of one letter would change fire insurance rates. He set the SHREWSBURY — The Muscular Dystro- which arranged and managed the afternoon's phase in the muncipality's effort Township Committee resulting in a recommendation that the town- borough's total decrease in insurance premiums at approxi- phy Associations of America will be $60.50 events. to solve its sewer and water mately $2,000 a year. Judy Nolan, 13, of 24 Frances St., this Suspended problems. ship purchase, through agree- richer in its fight against the dread muscle ment or condemnation, the Strath- Mr. Blum said, "We. deserve a 'D'—I'll speak to the rat- place, sparked this year's carnival. Others in MIDDLETOWN - Patrolman Michael M. Nero, principal own- ing assocjftiojt in Newark about this." wasting disease thanks to the determined the group were Betty, 11, and Cindy Cook, more Water Co. The township William Higgins, a two-year vet- er of Bayshore Sewer Co. and Monday night accepted the rec- Accorfflngi'to a letter from the rater, the borough should efforts of eight local youngsters. 9, of 536 Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft; West Keansburg Water Co., told eran of the local police force, was ommendation. replace its 1941 fire truck and install direct alarms in fire- That was the amount of money the group Steven Deane, 13, of 40 Manson PI., Little suspended yesterday by Police The Register recently that of- raised Monday afternoon when they sponsored men's homes, unong °fW items. * Silver; and Jack Connors, 13, of 39 Henry Chief Earl N. Hoyer. ficers of the two private utilities Mr. Olinsky said last night that their third annual carnival to raise funds for St. and Dennis Curley, 10, of 21 Henry St., Mr. Greenberg said he will advertise Monday for repay- Chief Hoyer said he took the would "at this stage" like to he believes negotiations with Bay- MDAA, both of this place. ing of Palmer Ave. from the Jersey Central Railroad tracks action after the patrolman's wife sit down with township officials shore Sewer Co. and West Keans- The carnival-with-a-purpose was held on to Rt. 36.; In addition to games, a sale of odds and filed a disorderly persons and discuss the issue. burg Water Co. will eventually the lawn of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mayor Collichio asked the engineer, "Make sure it's done ends, and a refreshment booth, the carnival plaint against her husband. May Condemn result in a purchase agreement, before the cold weather1 comes." Anthony De Santis, 35 Sprues Dr., this place. and that condemnation will not also featured a sale of new merchandise According to the chief, Mrs. The governing body would pre- The two De Santis children, Cathy 11, and The claims of Raritan Township Engineer H. Thomas donated by merchants in this borough, Red Higgins charged that her husband fer to purchase the facilities by be necessary. Garr were scored by Mayor Collichio, who cited Mr. Carr's Tommy, 13, were members of the group Bank and Lincroft. during an argument early Sun- agreement but has gone on "But first," he added, "we contention that a planned erosion levy in Keansburg will day, threatened her by placing an record as ready to take both by want to be armed with all the adversely affect tidewater regions in the township. unloaded revolver to her head and condemnation, if necessary. facts." Mr. Collichio continued Lauds GOP Dissidents pulling the trigger. Under state statutes the mu- Mr. Nero has declined to es- "We could build a mountain 100 feet high and it wouldn't The patrolman has been nicipality has such power. timate the net worth of the two affect the tides. leased under $400 bail pending a A township operation would re- companies. Mr. Olinsky said that "The federal government Is planning to realign Waack- hearing in Municipal Court July quire the formation of a munici- at this time the Township Com- aack Creek with a mile-long levy to prevent flooding in Bedell Raps Goldwater Backers 30. pal utilities authority, an autono- mittee does not have a valua- Keansburg. Mr. Carr ha been told by Army engineers that s KEANS&URG - Republican Bedell also took a whack at examine his hitherto unchal- Chief Hoyer said Capt. William mous body. tion estimate. It won't adversely affect tides in Raritan Township. Assemblyman Irving Keith, of Sen. Goldwater. W. Woodward, patrol division According to Committeeman "We've suffered millions of dollars of damage in the past enged status as county leader.' Bradley Beach, who is being "His statements concerning commander, went to the Higgins Francis X. Shields, township op without a levy, if Rarit decides to litigate, they're in for The freeholder aspirant said an rapped by fellow party members patronage leave little doubt that home early yesterday and confis- eration might eventually result in Boy, 7, Drown* a fight." 'Haskell's position • at the con because of his anti-Goldwater po- he intends to re-fashion the GOP cated three revolvers. water rate decreases. MADISON TOWNSHIP (AP) - sition, got some unexpected sup- to his own concept, and that vention seemed to indicate he The patrolman is being repre- The committee's original esti- Seven-year-old Thomas Woods port last night — from a Demo- there will be no room for any- wanted a Goldwater-type candi- sented by Francis R. Moore, At- mate for completion of its formal drowned in Cheesequaks State crat. one who does not share his Goldwater's Speech date on a Johnson-type platform. ,antic Highlands attorney, study was two months. Mr. Olin- Park lake Monday while on an Eugene J. Bed«ll, Democratic iews." Patrolman Higgins was injured sky said last night that it might outing with his parents and two -WILLIAM HENDERSON candidate for freeholder, said: Labor leader Bedell also uly 12, while off duty, when his take "a bit longer than that." other members of his family. "The county GOP delegation is charged the Monmouth County private auto crashed into a utility Mr. Nero has not indicated He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Assailed by Hughes gutless. Speaking not as a GOP convention delegates with pole on Rt. 36. He suffered a whether he would willingly sell Stephen Woods of 7 Joyce PI., Democrat, but as an American, placing "rank politics" above TRENTON (AP) — Gov.i 'Holly Tree' head injury in the crash. the utilities. Condemnation pro- Sayreville: Atlantic city next month I must say that I have a great principle. Richard J. Hughes, a Dern t, ocra Hughes replied: deal of respect for the stand "They have contributed a thin- lays Sen. Barry Goldwater's "I think this would be unjus taken publicly by responsible Re- ly-veiled plot to shift control of Subdivision speech, at the Republican Na- and unreasonable and certainly publicans like Assemblyman Ir- the Republican Party from the tional Convention accepting his not to the advantage of those 1 ving Keith, and Alton Flanders, East to the West Coast and in party's presidential nomination interested in civil rights to em- Lincroft, who have the courage so doing have sold out their own Plan Studied appeared to invite the support barrass the national convention of their convictions in that they state and local organizations." LITTLE SILVER - The Plan- of groups like the Ku Klu* Rian especially since the purpose o! are opposed to Goldwater and Hits Stand ning Board last night referred , and the John Birch Society, the convention is to nominate a his political philosophy." Bedell declared that GOP Na- plans for a major subdivision of Hughes, at his first news con- man like President Lyndon B Mr. Bedell, who is running tional Committeewoman Kather- the approximately 18-acre Holly ference Tuesday in two weeks, Johnson." against Republican Freeholder Tree Farm tract on Seven Bridge ine Neuberger, Middlelown, "con- 1 said election of Goldwater to the The governor also said h Abram D. Voorhces, further sidered by many to reflect the R . to the county Planning Board, Presidency would intensify ra- hoped New Jersey could per stated: "! believe countless Re- image of county Republicans, the borough engineer and the bor- cial strife in "a very frighten- suade the Democratic Nationa ough Board of Health for report. 1 publicans throughout the county supported just about every can- ing way.' Committee to pay $50,000 towarc as well as the nation feel Barry didate seeking the nomination. Robert Norman Construction He said Goldwater's speech the cost of accommodating ar Goldwater and the Republican She endorsed Scranton, nomi- Co., Clifton, is seeking to carve sounded like an endorsement to extra force of state police as party are not synonymous." nated Michigan Gov. George 19 lots from the tract. All the extremism that is the "kind of signed to the convention. Scranton Backer Romney, and voted for Gold- lots exceed the size requirements thing that could lead to riots in He noted that New Jersey sti Alton Flanders, mentioned by water." of the borough's zoning ordinance, the street and shedding of blood Owes $50,000 to the Democratii Bedell, was chairman of the Bedell said it is extremely dif- which requires a minimum one- National Committee as part of it! Monmouth County branch of the ficult to understand how she acre lot on a portion of the tract Asked what he thought about agreement to host (he convention New Jersey Committee for could repudiate the Goldwater and a minimum 20,000-square-feet reports that civil rights dem- But Hughes said he doesn't expec Scranton. He is now sponsoring platform on immigration, nuclear on another section of the proper- onstrations would be staged at much difficulty in raising th< a write-in campaign for Scran- weapons and civil rights "only to ty, Mrs. Eleanor B. Huson, Plan- the Democratic convention in money. ton against Goldwater. embrace him as her choice for ning Board chairman, said. the presidency." Norman Goldstein, who repre- Bedell also look roundhouse sented the company, said 18 swings at County GOP Chairman houses in ihe $40,000 price range Approve Sewer Extension J. Russell Woolley and Amory would be built. The existing 23- L. Haskell, district delegate to room house on the property woul EATONTOWN - The Sewerage Authority Jeryl Ave. to Bernad St.; along Bemad St. the convention. be renovated, modernized and last night approved plans to extend the to Grant Ave., where it splits to run both "Woolley showed he is a poli- sold, he said. borough sewer system f m the Garden ro ways, and thence to the Intersection of tician who intends to survive at Mr. Goldstein said his com- State Parkway spur and Husky Brook to the any cost as opposed to being a Grant Ave. and Wyckotf Rd. pany has a contract to purchase Intersection of Grant Ave. and Wyckoff Rd. dedicated representative who acts —if the necessary funds can be mode avail- -The new extension will serve 15 homes in the best interests of this coun- the property from William A. able. in the present Turner Homes development ty's rank and file Republicans." Guerry. A. Ji Lanning °' Trcnlon, sanitary nnd M new homes to be built between Status Challenge? The planners also approved a Wyckoff Rd. nnd Grant Ave by Bernard JAMBOREE JAUNT — William Cook, loft, 15, of 16 Corlies Ave., from Troop engineer for the authorityi estimated that The Democrat continued: "The minor subdivision which will per- Silvcrstein of Long Branch, developer of the extension will cost nb("'t $50,000, ex- rhnirman's eagerno.ss to leap on mit W. s. Wainwright, Sr., "127 52; Frank Mogaro, 13, of Stirrup La., representing Troop 57; Robert Wbolley, 13, of Wooilrnere-nt-Kntnntown. The 73 domes will clusive of costs of casements, which must the Goldwntei bandwagon will, Rumson lid., to add a triangular 106 Broad St., from Troop 108, and Robort E. Nicholson of Eatontown Liom Club, left be negotintcd. The authority has $25,000 bring in nearly $.1,000 in revenue, annually, piece of property to a lot he iindoubtably. cause* many to re- to right, ombark for National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valloy Forge, Pa. Liom Club ready cash nvnilnhle in a capital .improve- Georne W, Winning, authority secretary, es- owns on Branch Ave. ment fund reserve, nnd will explore pos- timated, Tlie Union House contributed $150 to hiro two busos which took 100 Eatontown icouts and official* sibilities of supplemental financing this week. A special meeting of the Sewerage Ilcachcorriber Room. A fun Need extra cash? Sell your no yesterday on ths ona-day outing. High point of day was district campfire show, f«a- The route settled up«i\ [or the extension Authority Is scheduled Tuesday it Meadow- room, resturant and bar. Opening longer needed household goods turing re-anactment of Battle of Monmouth. Trip tlso included iconic tour of V»IUy runs from the Garden State Parkway spur brook School to discusa financing of the Saturday, Wharf Ave., Red Bank. with a Daily Regfoter Classified •long Husky Brooli to Jeryl Ave.l along project end to consolidate finil plans. 741-150O.-Adv. ad. Forge. 16—WfdnwAiy, July 22, 1964 THE DAILY QuuuwJ J . _ WCBS-TV Cteaud 7 _ .WABCTV i-a Quoad 4 _ WNBC-TV Chiaod i . _WOft.TV J—mow Court TELEVISION IB OuumeJ J ~-WNEW-rv|aiuaeI U . WPDt-TV «» IU I •UDIIUf Tiutam S4fi— *—U«wi—John Wlngatt <-Ut'iW«ke A Oeol KM Murray-] Hr:, IS Mln. 12: IS S—Film—Nan'on th< Run-l«O- TV Programs 9-^-Memofy Lane THURSDAY MORMINO Dtrtk Forr—t Hr., J5 Mln. 11:21 t—Film—Jomolca Run—l»5J-Ray 4-News , 2-Nevw-Rob«rt Trout Mllland-*o Mln. 5—Sugarfoot *~Previews Today's toptelevisio n shows as guised voice while peering ou H:» 11—Sportt HlgtiligMj 7—Rltleman 7—News previewed and selected by TV from slits in a face mask, how 2—Search for Tomorrow 1:40 Il-News—Kevin Kennedy <:23 4—Truth or Consequences 11—SporlJ 13—Columbus Seminar 2—Give Us This Day—Religion Key's staff of experts who at- the European heroin traffic work: 5—Cartoon Playtime 1:5! ;:» 4—Sermonette—Religion •'. : 7—Ernie Fora—Variety 4—Newi It—Local News—John Tlilmon l;M tend rehearsals, watch screen-and how three-quarters of it wind 7.1S I 12:40 11—Base&oll—Yankees 2—Sunrise Semester ings, and analyze scripts in Newup in America. An altogether re 5—King ond Odie 11—W«other—Gloria Ckon 2:00 ;JO 4—Q.E.D.—Th* capital York and Hollywood. markable examination of investi 11:11 2—Password 7—Proiect Know 2—Guldlna LlQhl 4—Lorelta Young 2—CBS Reports ;:M Tonight's most important show gative TV reporting. 12:S5 4—Virginian 2—News And Weather is the rerun of CBS Reports' 9:00-9:30 p.m. (2) — Beverly 4— News 2— House Port/ 7—Ozzle and Harriet 4r—Today—Hugh Downs 5—Cartoons 4— Doctors— Drama 9—Film—Mammy—1930—Al Jolson— 7—Ann Sothern provocative documentary, "The Hillbillies. (Repeat). Fans wil 7:00 7—Day In Court—Droma 90 Win. 7:05 2—Leave It To Beaver its 11—Howollon Eye—Mystery J— Call To Prayer—Religion Business of Heroin." On the probably get some laughs from MS 4—Bachelor Father 5—News 11-Arllsrs of New Jersey lighter side, there are reruns of a romance thatifs doomed from 7—Film—The Amazing Mr. X— in S—News 7—News—Lisa Howard 7:w 1:00 S—Untouchables—Drama Beveriy Hillbillies and Dick Van the start. Snooty Mrs. Fenwick 7—Patty Duke 5—Meaning of Communion. 2-To Tell The Trufli 7—Gole StDrm Dyke, plus the new summertime returns to the series as a pos- 4—Another World 13—The Comers 1:11 l:« variety stanza "On Broadway sible bride for Jed, and she's 5—Door Way to Destiny 2—Captain Kangaroo MOVIE TIMETABLE 7—General Hospital 2—Suspense 5—Sondy Becker—Children Tonight." Espionage offers a good properly horror stricken every 9—News 7—Farmer's Daughter 7—Courageous Cat—Cartooni RED BANK J:1J 11—Rudolph Valentino rerun and movie buffs migjht en- few scenes. Banker Drysdale 13—One Man's Hunger joy Stanley Kauffmann's inter- and his secretary Jane, in on theCARLTON- ?—V.I. p.'s—Biography 7—Billy Bong Bong Klrldlp Show fiericj 2:W: How th 3:U in 1:21 view with director Shirley Clark marriage plan, view it with po Weil Wu Won 7:00; »:50 2—News— Ooualos Edwardl 2-Beyerly Hillbillies 7—News IN THE LATE 1830's, an Amorifcan pionaer family Uk«t on Channel IS. Theatre fans will lite distaste. EATONTOWN 4—Espionage ;• I.JO 2-E3ce Of Night—Serial 5— Film— Reunion In Frdnce—1942— 7—Little Rascals—Comedy their home-mada raff down the Ohio River-in.lh* maiiiv* not want to miss the BBC-TV DRIVE-IN- 4—You Don't Soy Joon Crawford—2 Hrs., 1C Mln. 9:0 )-10:00 p.m. (4) — Espion *—King And Odle-^Cartooos production of "The Second Mrs, MCHIUM1 Nivy k:30;-12;15: Advance 5—Bat NVasterson • 7—B*n Casey ,. >-• MBtro-Goldwyn-Mayer-Cinerama production, "How Tht age. "Once a Spy." (Repeat) to the Kfar IO:3<} 7—Queen For A Day 9^—Second Mrs. "Tanqueray f:M Tanqueray" on Channel 9. Base- P—High Road to Adventure V:10 2—My Little Morale Slow to' get rolling, but once i LONG BRANCH 4—Birthday House West Was Won," Shown, left to .tight, are Agnes Moors- ball at 1:55, 4:M 2—Dick Van Dyke S—Sandy Becker * does it's a fair spy story. The BARONET- 2—Secret Storm II—One Step Beyond head, Debbie Reynoldt, Kimm Charney and Caroll Baker. 1:55-4:15 p.m. (11) - Baseball. Wliut a Way to Go 2:00; 7:00; 10:30 7— Film— Joe Polooko—1934—Jimmy drama deals with a calculated Advance la the Rtar *:00; &:00. 4—Match Game IJ-Art of Film Duronte—90 Mln. New York Yankees vs. Washing- 5—Hall of Fun 10:00 11—Cartoons Karl Maiden is at the stern, with Bryan Russell In fora- play by a British intelligence FREEHOLD 7—Trallmaster ton Senators, from Yankee Sta- 2—Rudy Vallee >:20 chief to rescue a political pris FREEHOLD- 9— Fireside Theoter 4—Eleventh Hour •—Form Report ground. The picture, filmed in Metrocolor on location* 4.IS 7—77 Sunie! Strip dium. oner from Africa. The entire op- Wliat a Wny to rio 2:15: 7:0SJ 8:15 »:2J II—Post-Game Show 11—Checkmate •-News and Weather covering nine states, boasfs a cast of 24 stars. It starts 7:30-8:30 p.m. (2) - CBS Re-eration is based on the weakness ASBURY PARK 4:» lJ-World at Ten ports. "The Business of Hero- of an agent fired by the Intelli BARONET— 4—Newi 10:N 2-People's Choice' today at the Carlton Theatre, Red Bank. What a Way to Go 7:10: 8:20, 4:M 9—Jozi Scene USA 5—Topper in." (Repeat). A worthwhile re- gence Office. Millicent Martin and 2—Love Thai Bob—Comedy 1I:M 9— Film—Jamaica Run—1953—Roy MAYFAIR- 4-Doble Glllls-Comedy 2—News Mllland—90 Mln. peat of the unforgettable, news- William Lucas play the team of Klildle Show 10:00 am.: The Un 4—News wbtluble -Molly Brown 2:40; 7:25 9—Morty Gunly t:!5 making documentary. Thanks to spies, and Peter Vaughan is the 11—Chuck McCann T—News *-News— BOD Wilson s:W 9—Film—See 7::30 p.m. producer Jay McMullen, the boss who uses them like dies? LYRIC- 11-News-Kevln Kennedy 10:00 home viewer can follow, for the pawns. 3—Film—Eyes of Ihe Junole—19J3— 2—New< Shnt In tile Dark 2:VI: 7'3O- S^ Jon Hall—90 Mln. 4—Moke Rom for Daddy Theatre Directory first time, the pattern of heroin 9:00-10:30 p.m. (9) - "The Sec-PARAMOUNT- 4—Film—Raton Pass—1951—Patricia (—Wealher-Tex Antolnt 5-Fllm—The 13th Hour—1947—Richard from the fields of Turkey where It's a Hud, Mad, Had World 2:30 Neal-90 Mln. 5—News Dlx—1 Hr.. 25 Mln. ond Mrs, Tanqueray." A rare op- 7—Fllm-From Hell II Cams—1957— 7—Locol N«w» • 11—Jack La Lanne * AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT • it is legally grown under govern- portunity to see the seldom done ST! JAMES- Tod Andrews—85 Mln. ll-V/eather U:» ment supervision, to a street cor- 9— Film— Four Desperate Mm—1960— 11:20 2*-t Love Lucy Victorian drama by Sir Arthur BMkol (KESKUVE 8EATBI 2:30 Aldo Roy-90 Mln. S_Fllm—The End of th» Affair— 4-Word For Word ner on New York's Madison Ave. W. Pinero, as only the British 13—Operallon Alphabet 1955-Deboroh Kerr—3 Hrs. 7—Price Is Right COLUNGWOOD CIRCLE S-Fllm-The Second Woman-1951- H-Hlgh Road in Harlem, where pushers oper- can mount It. The BBC-TV pro- 5:30 SHORE DRIV^-IN- 5—Sondy'» Hour—Children Robert Young-i Hr, 50 Mln; 10:il ate around the clock with start- duction is faithful to the original II—Superman—Adventur* 7—Film—Macabre—1958—William 4-News Prince—90 Mln. 11 ;W CARLTON 13—Ohct Upon A Day ling openness and seemingly lit- text and whatever necessary cut- 11:30 2—McCoys tle concern for the New York ting has been done, does not de- BRADLEY BEACH WEDNESDAY EVENING 5—Tonljht— Pal Boone 4—Concentration PALACE- 7—Get The Message police. The enterprising McMul- tract from the progressive flow l}:30 9—Inquiring Mind ' HOW the West Wa« Won S:30| 7:00 II—Three Stooaet STARTS TONIGHT AT 7 P.M. len and his patient camera crews of the action. Elizabeth Sellars D:45< 9—News and Weather II—Bozo the Clown 13-What'i Ngw ' 12:30 11:21 have documented the curbslde is perfectly cast as the painfully NEPTUNE CITY 7—LM Crane S—News sale of heroin in Harlem, where NEPTUNE C1TY- 7-Weoltier 1:00 11:10 honest woman with a past who 4-News 2-Pete & Gladys you even hear a Junkie talk makes an earnest grasp at re McHalea' Navy 3:50; 7;0O: 19:25; 40 1:10 4—Jeopardy Pounds of Trouble 2:00; «:35. 4— Local News 4-Fllm-Guesf Wlfe-1?45- 5—Romper Room—Children about how to obtain the best spectability by becoming the sec BELMAR 5—Mickey Mou» Club Claudette Colbert—1 Hr., « Mln. : 7—Missing Link*—Clanc brand of heroin. In one of the ond Mrs. Tanqueray. Peter Wil- FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- 7—Local Newi 5-News o-CIrl Talk - IT'S HERE! THE MIGHTIEST most extraordinary interviews liams, as Tanqueray, the play's Private Properly SM5; 11:15; Conjuga least Interesting character, mair ever seen on TV, 8 Mafia gang- RIVOLI- ADVENTURE EVER FILMED! iter, deported from America, ex- ages to evoke sympathy. Of the OariietbiiBBor» 2:30; 7:00: 9:3S. plains to McMullen, with a dis- finejsuppdrting cast, Fiona Dun- SPRING LAKE STARTING can as the fragile Ellean; Jenni- RITZ- FIRST RUN/ fer Wilson and Richard Car- Carpetbaggfrs 7:00; 9:40. penter as a pair of gauche house MANASQUAN TODAY! WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS ALGONQUIN- Two Dances GATES OFet 7iQ0FJA. f guests; and especially, Bernard HOW the West Waj Won 3:30; 7:00' MOVKS AT DUSK Exclusive Drive-In Showing Archard as the witty Drummle, 0:50. TEST* who has all the play's best lines, BRIELLE At Center excej. DRIVE-IN- HOW Hie West Was Won 9:00. m sateen GommnsTHe peRFecrcomeny! 9:30-10:00 p.m. (2) - Dick Van POINT PLEASANT On Friday Dyke. (Repeat), A Jim dandy. It's Sellersthe Sleuth...and there's nothing he won'tdoto ARNOLD- track down a body—dead or alive! There are big, big laughs in this Carpetbassera 2:30; 7:00; 9:30. KEANSBURG — The John F. flashback to a wartime honey- Kennedy Community Center will LAURELTON moon weekend Rob and Laura DRIVE-IN sponsor two dances Friday. A lived through. Unable to get a Zulu :(0; 12:50; Sword or El Cld square dance will be held from 11:20. pass, Sgt. Petrie sneaks off to BAY HEAD ,7 to 8:39 p.m. for young folks meet his wife at a motel. Writer and a teen Friendship Dance will LORRAINE- Carl Reiner's situations and di- How the Wrst, Waa Won 7:00; be from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. alogue play unusually well to- LAVALETTE The center also announces the night, making this the evening's LAVALETTE- beginning of several of, its pro: best comedy show. Zulu 7:00; »:30. posed clubs, A sewing circle for SEASIDE PARK 9:30-10:00 p.m. (13) — The Art girls over \t was. begun recently. COLONIAL- of Film. Film critic Stanley Others include an art club, Under CrptaKKe 2:00; 7:00; 8:<0. Kauffmann Interviews director I the direction of John Trezza; an STRAND- Shurley Clujg^d e arts and crafts club, and a kiddie from her latest film "The Cool story club under the direction of World." NORTH OF RED BANK George Scharff. 10:00-11:00 p.m. (2) - On HIGHLANDS At present the Fun and Game Broadway Tonight. Rudy Vallee Time club has expanded under MARINE- introduces a quintet of talented Nlpmniare f:30; Evil or Frankenstein the direction of Marilyn Katkhof, performers'ln this second star, 7:00: 9:SO. and Sal Longo. The playground's za of •sujwriertime showcases, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS official hours are from 9 to 5 plus guest; Allan Sherman doing ATLANTIC- p.m. daily. Carpetbaggers 7:0(1; 3:30. his new version of "Hello Mud- KEANSBURG dah, Hel'- Faddah." Also on hand CASINO- are the Four Seasons offering a Bedtime story: Bullet for a Btdmtn. MONMOUTH medley of their hit tunes. This HSULET week's comparative "new faces" LOEWS DRIVE-IN- OPERA FESTIVAL are Judy Henske who wails "Till Cartoon 8:50: A Shot In the Dark PETER Convention Hall, Aibury Pork the Real Thing Comes Along;" 8.57: 12:30; 633 Squadron 10:30. PLAZA- voluptuous Vi Velasco torching FRIDAYS AT 8:30 Good Nelehbor Bam 2:00: 7:00; 8:40. SELLERS "Irma La Douce;" singer Mike EAST BRUNSWICK Minor rendering "More," and TURNPIKE- JULY 24 1 comics Dave Astor and Charlie INnoOR—MoHalM Navy 7:39; 11:05; ELKE Lover Come Bach 9:151 . EXTRA TONITE ONLY—6 • 7 P.M. Callas doing their stuff. OUTDOOR—MeHales Navy i;V>\ 12:15; Lovpr Come Back 10:30. •k Buck MC LEAN, movie and TV Cowboy "TROYATORE" 11:30-1:00 a.m. (4) - Tonight DRIVE-IN SOMMER SOUTH AMBOY will demonstrate roping, whip cracking and a Show. Guest-host Pat Boone has MADISON CINEMA- THEATRE nu» w UNITED JIRTISTS BOX OFFICE OPEN Robert Taylor and the very fun- Shot In Hie D&rk 2:00-, S'.W: 5:«>-. fast draw contest. See Buck daily at Cow- ny Selma Diamond on tonight to 7:15; 9:«. boy City, Rt. 33, Farmingdale. See an For Res. - 775*0900 liven things up for late hour view- PERTH AMBOY authentic stage coach. -k ers, (color). AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- Cnrtoans 8:1(1; Notorious Landlady ALL (i-.OJ: 1-.37; Whe.1 a Wny to Go 11:36. MAJESTIC— Kltltllr Show 1:30: Operation Petti Starlight Dance i-oat 3:-lS: 8:05: Good Neighbor Sam 5:15; 10:05. SHOW ' AIR CONDITIONED EDISON MENLC PARK CINEMA- NOW 2 BIG HITS 2 Slated Aug. 22 What a Way to do 2:00: 3:55; 8:55; Emeit Borgnirw _ • _ —Alio—. 7:50; 10:00. k UNITED ARTISTS PLAZA HIGHLANDS - The Starlight WOODBRIDGE "McHALE'S I "ADVANCE TO Dance will be held Aug. 22 at 6 DRIVE-IN- a HAVY" • THE REAR" p.n. on the grounds of the Twin Sport ornma S:.Vt; Good. Neighbor Lights, Mrs. Joseph Dempsey, Earn 10:00; Hatarl 12:30. chairman of the affair, announced yesterday, All proceeds will go to the Twin Light Historic Society for maintaining the north tower light and the marine museum in the north wing of the historic site. OPENING MUSIC! The admission price includes a supper buffet; a fashion show by »IIICO delightful latin songt the Joy Shop, Rt. 36, and the SATURDAY. JULY 25 dance, with Al Fazzone and his THE FUN ROOM — THE orchestra of Red Bank. Mrs. JOE SZIRANY Laurence Mnnninp,, Mrs. Bernard and his accordion Creighton and Mrs. Esther Bol- BEACHCOMBER ROOM ster are on the ticket committee. SUE VALENTINE It's "Come As Yon Art-" and her accordion MUSIC OH THE New, a completely Informal "come as you are" room—snoalcert TERRACE. PATIO and shorts, llaclci and blouse, bathing suits or sportswear! Com* ATLANTIC IEACHOMBER ROOM C0LIW3U PICTURES for drinltt at iVio bar or coma for dinner. It'll be a delight, to THEATRE and Hi. BAR Attanllc IllBlliaiiUs—1VI. 2i>HlllH come on down Saturday night. The entrance ii at the fear of the JOCK NOW—SHOWS 7 and 9:30 building on Union Ave. Having « paity? Book if in tha Beach- comber Room. smm\ JOSEPH £ UVINE pntmU AUTHENTIC POLYNESIAN MOTIF FREE W///////////////////////M ittlWKii Air Conditioned Shirley Madeline in Softly lit, authentic Polynesian with Hawaiian music to pace the mood, that's the Beach- NMHBOfti I PARAMOUNT PICTURES relent Lonq Branch "WHAT A WAY TO GO" comber Room. And if you want to try lomething different, chooie an exotic dish fro ORCHIDS SAM" IHNICOIOR'PMWN* Polynesian monu and a Hawaiian drink from tha Beachcomber Bar. BARONET Also "ADVANCE TO THE REAR" ITMfSIS ADUITINTIHTAINMIKTI 1 To The Ladies V//////////////W/SSS//SS/A Air Conditioned 5fi Alt Conditioned NEW A MARINE Saturday Night M7 MAYFAIR | *2J5T.JAMES MMWfLIQQHrnVOff THEATRE OUTDOOR PATIO All Stau Rturvid QIMlL lllgtilutfs 87247(11 GRACIOUS DINING FOR THAT RESTORATION "UNSINKABLE Richard Burton AIR CONDITIONED LAST TIMES TONITE ON "EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN" CASUAL MOOD MOLLY BROWN" "8ECKET" FREEHOLD AND "NIGHTMARE" THE TERRACE UNIOrTrlOUSE TK» Palio \\ fjdjactnl TO lli» AIR CONDITIONED THURS.'"— FR1. — SAT. Overlooking tho baflufiful N^vsiink Riv«r, TO START SOON Bsnchcombor Room and if just Tho Tarrace ij lerving oil your favorite diihei Wo fiopa to sfart our build- NEPTUNE CITY in 0io (r Horrlfin roods Still unknown is where he got Co will n?^Pfin !hh, coupon for ?C plur. 2C for KincJIihR whftn submitted ike. GET A Any sale; L« mint tie, p.iiU by consumer. Invoice's rhowmg pur* chilLG of sufficient stork to cover coupon miKit tw f.hown on re. ciuc.t. Coupon voifi in any st.ito Cit locality wherf t.wrJ, prohih- NEW OIL BURNER iiivi or ir-.lndi'il hy t.v«. G/J ounces) lime- !hurch School this week. BEAUTY SALON state, was read. The department ;own, and Bill Stewart, Hazlet. CARNIVAL, St. James Catholic Ruth HriC7.ko, Navesink. and the flavored pie filling An attendance of more than 70 75 MONMOUTH STREET advocates widespread public par- ,S. There is no charge for ad- Port Church, Peters PI. and Broad Robert Maiers, Highlands. '/2 cup sugar ihildren and over 20 on the teach- 842-0042 ticipation in Red Cross blood pro- mission and viewing the show is St., Red Bank, 7 to 11 p.m. grams so that adequate supplies M cups cold water ing staff marked the first week's LOUISE and GRACE a priceless experience! Monmouth of blood and its derivatives may Poolside at Peninsula House ;2 eggs, separated ifforts. The study topic is "The Expert Hair StyliiU Sea Bright, were the Desmond Linda Monner, daughter of Mr. 1 package (10 ounces) frozen jfe of Jesus." Also Included Mrs. Edith Smith be obtained. The Jerry Riches, owners of Shanleys, Jim Dooley, Jr., the and Mrs. Edward Monner, Mc- raspberries, thawed ire "Living and Giving" in Mis- On Visit from Phoenix :he Sea Star Swim Club, tele- 1 sionary, work. Daniel McEnervs, Fay Abrams, Kenn PI., celebrated her 11th 1 tablespoon cornstarch RED BANK - Mrs. Edith phoned to say they had presented BOYLE sicks. Red Bank, with their twin Jane Ellen Monner.and Mr. and If the flavor capsule is undis- Jvans, pre-kindergarten; Mrs. Dleased and grateful, too, for the il her retirement 10 years ago, simple and elementary lesson in daughters, Jan and Jill. Mrs. Robert Murphy. isolved, break it with the mixing Pat Gibb and Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Smith was associated for FINE HOME FURNISHINGS anr) BROADLOOM ifesaving. spoon and stir to blend. Cool Owens, kindergarten; Mrs. Jack- nany years with The Register. The film is In color with sound ONE-MAN SHOW Mrs. Marie Domico and daugh slightly. ie Storcholt and Mrs. Diane and is the property of the Na- SEA BRIGHT - Ted Goersch :er Cynthia and son James of Beat egg whites until foamy. [och, primary, and Mrs. Carol Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoicn—542-1010 ional Anesthesia Corporation on ner of Gallery 45, Monmouth Woodbridge spent the weekend Gradually' beat in the remaining Weber, Mrs. Marulyn Trimnell, TREASURES TO BE Broad St., Red Bank. It is Beach, will hold a one-man show with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mon- Y cup sugar; continue to beat Miss Cheryl Cornine and Ray FOUND AT available, without charge, to any if paintings and draw-Ings in The ner, and were entertained at the|until very stiff. Fold into cooled] "lockhardt, assistants. club, organization or pool own- Raven, 1300 Ocean Ave., here. A Surfrider Beach Club, Sea Bright. pie-filling mixture. Music was provided by Mrs. reception Sunday at 4 p.m. wil Drain syrup from thawed rasp- Fean Layton. Mrs. Ruth Mills and . fs. CACfft, open the show. Harry Deutsch, son of Mr. and berries. Turn the cornstarch into Mrs. Margaret Tsiang were in 1 Deal Golf Club will be the Mrs. Louis Deutsch, received an a small saucepan; stir in a little charge of the junior class a scene of another lovely fashion Every day is bargain day In Eagle Scout award last week at of the raspberry syrup, keeping Witherspoon Hall. show and luncheon sponsored by he Daily Register Classified sec- :he Forestburg scout camp in smooth; stir in remaining rasp- Teenage helpers Misses Dawi. Monmouth Chapter of the tion. New York from George Brett, di- berry syrup. Cook and stir con- Williams,' Doreen Hayes, Bobby rector of the reservation. Rob- stantly over moderate heat until! Haugk and Cathie Sinclair and ert Gough received a life scout thickened and clear. Cool slight- Don Haugk, Don Sobo and Stevs award. John Porbansky and Jeff ly; fold in drained raspberries. "lark. Baby-sitters for smallei Thalheimer made the one-mile Spoon about half of the cooled children of mothers teaching art SOLEMN TRIDIUM In tho Old Mill at swim award. Louis Deutsch and pie-filling mixture into 8 parfait Mrs. Jan Harclerode and Mrs JUVENILE SHOES Albert Smith, co-leaders of Troop glasses (% cup size); add over1|Doris Nicodemus. TINTON FALLS In Honqr of ST. ANN 88, accompanied the 21 boy scouts half of the raspberry mixture. Sycamor* Ave. Call 542-9780 Skillfully fitting childroon since 1191$ 8 HOSPITALIZED BEGINNIG FRIDAY, JULY 24 :o the rally. * Spoon remaining pie-filling mix THE MATAWAN - Mrs. Clan SPORTSWEAR and ending on O'Connor, Church St., Matawan is convalescing in Monmoulh BOUTIQUE THE FEAST DAY Open II to 5:30 JRIDERITE Medical Center from a broken , SUNDAY, JULY 26 liip. Thunday overlings 7:30 *o 10 SHOE MASSES: Friday and Saturday, 7 and 8 A.M. 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LEO the GREAT ACROSS FROM MONMOUTH COUNTY NAT L BANK RED BANK (Rt. 130) Wllllngboro Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft, N. J. 741-3646 THl. DAILY MJAiTEH , July 22, 1964-19 Shift Displays Its Versatility 7rovatore] To Close Opera Series

ASBURY PARK - Verdi's "II will sing the role of the gypsy, rovatore" will be the last in Azucena. This will be Miss ihe series of operas presented by Kriese's first appearance with the the Monmouth Opera Festival this I festival. season. The curtain will rise Fri- Metropolitan Opera Company day at 8:30 p.m. baritone Arthur Budney, who sans in the earlier production of Singinp the roles of the iltFaustl , will sing the role of the starred lovers, Manrico and Le- iConte di Luna. Luigi Sgarro, Met- onora, will be Jean Deis, City ropolitan Opera Company bari- Center tenor, and Rosalie Mares- one. who sings with the festival ca, currently with the Cincinnati :ach season, \vill sing Ferrando. Summer Opera. Utta Ulrich and Marshall Stone Gladys Kriese, Metropolitan vill be members of the support- Opera Company mezzo soprano. ng cast. Carlo Moresco, who leaves for Itj.ly immediately after this sea- Annual Party son on conducting commitments, will conduct the orchestra, com- Is Benefit prised of Metropolitan Opera musicians. Tickets are un sale at Stein-~ For Service bach's, Asbury Park and Red LONG BRANCH — The annual Bank; Anderson's, Red Bank, and summer luncheon, and fashion invention Hall box office here. Arthur Budney show for the benefit of the Fam- ily and Children's Service of Mon- mouth County will be held in the ZIP SERVICE Ved Elva Restaurant, Point Pleasant, Aug. 19. Mrs. X. S. Smith, Rumson, is You Call - We Install chairman. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Frank M. Sibley, Middletown PHONE 222-3173 and Mrs. E. Melvin Goddard, As- bury. Park. Doop's of East Or- H. KAABE GLASS CO. ange, Spring Lake and Short Hills will present Hie fashion show. Other chairmen who will assis are: patrons, Mrs. Samuel S. Ad WINDOW GLASS! ler, Fair Haven; special project 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch Mrs. E. J. Davies, Oceanport; special gifts, Mrs. Smith; reser- vations, Mrs. Goddard; fashioi Hess of Allentcnra, Fa, show, Mrs. Sibley. table favors, PUFF SLEEVES and a front panel end- WHITE DAISIES appear to bloom in tha Mrs. Stanley M. Tracy, Allen- ing in a tassle are details «C this shift. tig striped patch pocket at this shirt. Mary Had A Little Lamb! hurst; hostesses, Mrs. Joseph C. Cool and comfortable for hotig and for gardening. They also sides and are in bright color Irwin, Red Bank, and Mrs. Henry So she took his picture summer weather are these shifts to the beach and are a perfect combinations. They are designed H. Patterson, Wanamassa; invi- that were originally intended to jver-up over a swimsuit. with or without collars and tations, Mrs. J. William Procter, and we framed him! be worn as sleep shirts. All of the styles feature slit sleeves.' Rumson, and Mrs. Sibley; publi- Made of cotton, the three pic- city. Miss Gabrielle Cotnoir, Long That Little Old Frame Maker tured are part of a group that Branch, and Mrs. Charles C. is young, whimsical and perky. Schock, Jr., Sea Girt. Teenagers and their older sis- ters have enthusiastically adapted In the Doghouse with too many LOU COOPER the sleepers for many other oc- puppies? Sell them fast with a '83 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY casions and have taken them Daily Register Classified right out of the bedroom. BED AND WHITE stripes run vertically on a sleeveless The shifts are worn for loung- shirt appliqufd with, a blue and white polka dot candle. ing in the patio or cabana, for leisurely around-the-house relax- LAST 3 DAYS-Thurs., Fri. & Sat. The Word From Italy Wide Shoulders and Easy Shapes By LOUISE HICKMAN fall and winter Florence fashion and thick curved "sideburns" by Associated Press Fashion Writer showings Monday night. Flippo. Galitzine's choice was square Featherweight Coats FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — Soft shoulders with low mounted Lancetti skipped the boutique «nd easy shapes with wide shoul- sleeves. Lancetti presented round' and launched into high fash- ders — some square, some round ed shoulders with sleeves cut ir ion with a fast run of fluid, Buy 1st tire at price listed below and get 2nd fire 50% off that price! — is the couture news today one. featherweight reversible coats from Galitzine and Lancetti. Galitzine's silhouette was All had soft wide shoulders and This was the basis for the two roomy. Close double rows of but-high-rounding waist seams or in designers' top-notch, beautifully tons and apron panel skirts weri sets. done collections unveiled at the VACATIONING at the Elbow Beach Surf Club, Paget, featured. They switched from pea green Lancetti showed a waist!!n< to rose pink, apricot to walnu Bermuda', WiWfMAlrs. Richard J. Young, who were THE TERRACE seam that curved higher in front or rust, pale blue to beige, camel married June 27 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Colts creating shell backs. His skirt' DINING ROOM 1 to pink or violet. Raincoats and had slot-pocketed panel iron rainsuits in natural gabardine re Neck. Mrs. Young is the former Anns Porter, daughter IS OPEN seams. versed to pink or green fleece, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Porter, Richdale Rd., Lincroft. Snow Bunnies Emilio Pucci launched an Afri THE UNION HOUSE Galitzine's boutique fashions — can-influenced line with hooded Mr. Young is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Young, WHARF AVE., RED.BANK ski suits, swim suits, at-homi burnooses in wide prints over 165 Lewis La., Fair Haven. clothes and lingerie — aloni bikinis or tank suits. Witch doc- were worth the admission. The; tor masks were featured in the got under way with a series ol whirling, swirling kaleidoscopic snow bunnies in blinding whit prints, and the models wore witch lycra gabardine ski suits. They doctor wigs in spiny raffia. wore hoods or funny pom-pom caps in white fur, mostly beaver. Pucci's Jong slim harem dress- Slick as a whistle swim suits es have hip-deep batwing sleeves Bur rrt> LOOK were in lycra, too. Spotty leo- this season. Shirts are reversible BETTER ON LEON'S YOUR WALLS. pard prints were used for a tank velvet on one side, silk on the CLEANERS suit and for a pasted-on, sleeved other. The print on each side is STICK TO THEIR PROMISES 8O YOU scuba tunic worn over a bikini the same; the color schemes for. . . strikingly different. i WILL BE ASSURED • Draperies • Slipcovers Ink-splat prints, black on brigh colors, were featured for sarong Long culottes come in one of t Bedspreads • Blinds skirted swim suits and for at-homi Pucci's few simple prints — wide • Shades • Curtains pants costumes. vari-colored bands separated by thin white stripes. Complete Installation Service Galitzine lingerie is- dreamy, The star of Italian sports and SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE drifty, deeply ruffled or finely . . . Did you know that do-it-yourself methods ruched. There were swirly nif- leisure design also showed plain leave up to 15% of the dirt in your rugs — Let us 747-4422 crepes in combinations of two and fled combing jackets and culottes, remove all the dirt.; Call today. slithery cowled gowns. Blush pink three colors: a jade V-neck top with aqua, apricot and lavende over long, wide pants half jade with pale pea green are the sorl half violet; a long zinnia orange of colors they come in. tube top over a skirt that is flame in front and lime in back. Galitzine's high fashions fea tured brilliant coral orange, sofl bright pink, greens from pal ENROLLED AT GIBBS pea to bright grass, black and NEW YORK - Miss Diane T Daily 9 to 5:30; Fri. 'til 9 white and a bit of violet. Hoyt, daughter of Dr. and Mns 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Deep muffiny basques and ici C. Douglas Hoyt, 907 River Rd., Do Luxe Champions bag berets were popped on tinFair Haven, N. J., is enrolled Qhw you up to 10,000 EXTRA MILES in the one-year secretarial course In ttwtanda ol rmUt rt o*/ ind enarflatinljy Uite, Fliutaw back of the head over deep bang fen «w> tuXllul n&M uitann Mm !•«*« ta«!> torn at the Katharine Gibbs School ijOOOto 10M 0 ntU« f tn. Out*™** jwfciMiw Bv here. She will begin work Sept. 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CALL 542 • 2488 1000 Asbury Ave. Asbury Park grand finals to ba held Sept. Open 1,1 to 5:30 Dally—Thundoy Evening 7:30 to 10 775-8700 WMMBIIMIMIIMM MM»WMt»W 12. It Pays to Advertise in The Register j Sands Mrs. Donald E. L awes Is Rumson Opens 5-Race Swim Series LONG BRANCH - The While Champ; Beacon Has Mixed M-G Sanda Bathing Club conducted the first of a series of five cham- pionship swimming races last By HY CUNNINGHAM Qld Orchard C.C. Action will be slow this week- to Fred Compher, Jr. and Mrs, Saturday. Local golf pros and their a: end! but the club is pointing to- Lucy Marra for guest low gross The races were divided into first round matches in the •Istants took time off from clul ward the big Woman's Metropoli- Dave Starr'and Mrs. Gillette took classes witfi one event for each Thomas Procter, Jr., Memorial duties Monday to compete in th tan Shore tournament which the member low gross honors. age group from 4 to 15 years. included Bill Anderson over Jack sixth annual N. J. Profession plays at three clubs on separate Mr. and Mrs. Broadwell had low Trophies and medals will be Spahn, 4 and 3; Leo Gorsey de- and Assistant tournament ; days. net guest, while Mrs. Al Gelling awarded to the winners in each feated Robert Scilla, 3 and I; Forsgate Country Club in James and Victor E. Grossinger were age braqket who amass the high- Ben Jagust lost his match Pro Sanderson and Allison burg. This competition was orij low net member victors. est total of points in the compe- Abe Schwartz, 5 and 4; Art Sab- missed getting in the money of Inated by Vito "Red" Gaeta, noi tition. First place is worth five atino won over Fred Kwasnik, the Pro-Assistant tournament by Bamm Hollow's pro. Fort Mon mouth points; second place, three, and 3 and 2; Ralph Todaro defeated a stroke and this was due to the Locals Lou Barbaro and Pa team getting bogeys on a couple The best ball foursome play third place, one, Bud Silver, 7 and 5; Frank Fish RESULTS Moran, Hollywood, finished thin downed John Wopat, 6 and 5, and of easy holes. Are any holes with 50 per cent of handicap Girls would up deadlocked at Fort Mon- 4 Yr. Old. Baby Pool—1. Joann In the tourney with a 67 behim Bill Balsm nipped Horace Roland, easy? WlddlB, 2. Ca.thleen Huddy, 3. LUi winners Wes Ellis and Bob Bu mouth, with a net 62. Knotting th Lorenz. Time 11. 1 up. 5 Yr. Old. Baby Pool—1. Terei dick of Mt. Ridge, who won wit: Beacon Hill CC issue were the team of George Bejtendorf, 1. Ltnewskl. 3. Marlor a 35-30-65. Club championships in the A, Martin, Dick Padberg, Bob Gunn Maloney. Time B and C divisions will be getting 6 YYr . OldOld, 220 yds.— 1. Donna PenUn Ted Graygor and Dan Goldln, Mrs. Charles Paterno, who was and Tom Clark with the quartet gelo. 2. Aniela. corbo, 3. Judy Urju action on the schedule starting in charge of the first mixed mem- Time 2(. of Asbury Park Country Clut of Harold Bernstein, Woody Wy- 7. Yr. Old, 20 yiH.-l. Nlctl Ti«M«lou, this weekend. ber-guest tournament held as ant, Jay Wilson Johnston and 2. Anita Clrlello, 3. Debbie Weit. Tim< turned In a 33-35—68. Doug San ifl.fi derson and assistant John Alii Beacon Hill\unday, was as hap- Khlar Daye. Third place with 8 Yr. Old, 20 yiii.—1. Mary Haloney py as a bird Sao its first flight. 63 went to Tom Pugh, Bud Oerter, Claire Ann Lorenz, 3. Judy Urgo •on, Rumson Country Club Rumson CC. Time 15,6. missed getting in the money tn Pro Doug Sanderson had the Not only did the competition turn Walt Wellman and Joe Robinson. 8 Yr. Old, 20 yd».— 1. Elolse Scallvlno, one stroke, carding 34-35—69 fo lady golfers in the limelight at out to be a big success, but so This weekend, a best ball two- 2. Laurie Sweelwood, 3. Karen Stmman. tn Uth place finish. Rumson. Mrs. Donald E. Lawes was the prize awarding ceremo- some match play against par is 10 Yr.' Old, 20 yd«.—1. noairv MMart> i II, 2. TNeresi Falcone, 3. Marli* M"'OOfi . won a two-up match over Mrs. nies and cocktail party that fol- slated with the following weekend Time 13.1. John Miller for the ladies cham- lowed. 11 Yr OM W vis—1 Pat Ronca, 2. Hollywood G.C. being the member-guest competi- Diana Savolh, 3. Debbie De BartolmelB. pionship, and it wasn't easy. Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Craille and W. B. tion. Time 12.3. The youngsters hauling thi 12 Yr. Old, 40 yds—1. Lynne Cot- Lawes was two down on the first Gillette picked off top honors grieve, 2. Jurty Bonaf&rte, 3. 8ara bags at this club held their nine, but came back strong. Mrs. GrOBsm&n. Time 20. with a best ball low net of 62. Asbury Park CC 13 Yr. Old. 40 yds.—1. Pat Ferrara, caddy championship. Joe Phelp; Miller, playing like a Bobby Nich- Mrs. Paterno and William Lee Japanese golfers like the As- 2 Mary Jean Mar/.eo, 3. Cathy Bmlth. was the winner and champioi ols, scored an eagle on the par Time 2S.4. were in second with 65, followed bury Park club. They hold sev- 11 Yr. Old. to ydi.—1. Mlchele after defeating Bob Schultz in five seventh hole. Pcssipane, 2. Julie Julllano, 3. Mary by Mrs. Ted Hepditch and ^J eral tournaments on this course, 36-hole finale by a 2 and 1 scon Jones. Time 28. In the second flight, it was Oswald with 66. Low gross team with this weekend being no ex- IS Yr. Old. 10 yds. — 1. Virginia In the A bracket. B victor wa: Julllano, 2. Chris Stalkeer, 3. Qall Mrs. Arthur Pettit winning a two- honors were shared by Mrs. Aus- ception. A large group played Hovendon. Time 21.fl. Tommy Gerard over Joe Fragali up match over Mrs. William Rik- tin Cushman and Charles Ana- Roys last weekend and another is com- 6 Yr. Old. Bahy Pool—1. Lenny Morel- S and 4. Dennis Devlin copped er. In the Beaten 8 first {light, madules, and Mrs. John VanKirk ing up this weekend. Also sched- If 2. Pavld Scalera, 3. Joe Burke, the C Division, defeating Tom Time 11.1. Mrs. John Ellis defeated Mrs. and Paul Stenders with 75 cards. uling a tournament is the Knights 6 Yr. OM, 2i) ydi.—1. Charley Abruz- Bevequl, 3 and 1. B and David Russell, one up. zo, 2. Bteve Wirtdifl, 3. Gerald Tti Individual prizes were awarded of Columbus. manno. Time 25.8. brackets were 18 holes for th 7 Yr. Old, 20 yds.—1. Jackie LorenE, championship. 2 Brian Hovendon, 3. Mike Genovese Time 15,4. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE PHOTOS — Photographers of Turf Photos, Morimouth Park's 8 Yr. Old, 20 yds.—1. Jeffrey Geno- vese. 2, Richard SchulJ!, 3. Tommy Deal G.&C.C. Ansalone. Time 14. photo division, show two sides of the second race yesterday in which Takeo, ridden by 9 Yr. Old 20 yd«.—I. Vincent FesU The Member - Guest tourna Mike WlddlB, 3. Frank Valentino, Garth Patterson, won to produce e $728.40 double. The top photo was taken from Time 13.7. ment was featured at Deal du 10 Yr. Old, 20 yd«.—I. Harry Wlddlj, the outside of the track with Takeo battling Well To Do, with Robert Perna up. The Ing the past week with John Ant 1. Stephen Imperial*, 3. Rocky Dowd. Time 12. bottom photo, from the inside of the track, shows Takeo charging hard to get into llss and guest Jay Thompson tak 11 Yr. Old, 20 yds.—1. Halph Fuico. Ing first place with 61-63 — 12' 2 Bruce Hovendon, 3. Bernard Bogliolo. that win position. Saevena, jockey Perna in the irons, won the first race. Time 10.6. for the 36-hole full handicap com 12 Yr Old, 40 yds.—L Fred Dellanno, petition. Second place was re- . John Pentantelo, 3. Jo« A»clone. corded by John Schultz and guest HY/ Old, 40 yd«.—I. Mike Brllton, 20 WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1964 t Don KeuMll, 3. BMll Hoopla. Time 26. Leonard Todd, 67-69—127. Third )4Yrt Y . bld,4Old 400 yds.—1. PauPl l BavothBth, honors went to Walter Reid and 2. Kevin Ketpler, \ Kulph Bluer. Time Dutchman Captures Fifth guest Norman Badenhop, 63-65— io Yr. Old, 40 yds.—1. Phil Porcelli 2. Louis D-Amlco, 3. Paul Desmond, 128. TlrM 21.4. This weekend, golfers will con centrate on the Vice President1! Jersey Drivers Straight Marathon Swim trophy competition. Finally Tops ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Her- calm water and won the $5,000 Arbor, Mich., came in seventh Homestead CC. man Willemse of Holland scored first prize money. and was the first woman finisher lis fifth straight victory in the in the race. She finished in the Two qualifying rounds wen At Pine, Brook An Egyptian and a Canadian !6-mile swim around Absecon Is- fastest time ever posted by a completed for the club champion PINE BROOK - Two years of staged a sensational duel for sec- and in record time yesterday. woman in the event—10 hours, «hlp here at Rod Newman's plant fruitless effort for New Jersey jnd place which the Egyptian, 37 minutes, 15 seconds. She won with George Borab, former clut auto jockeys seeking championship The 30-year-old Dutch school ,bdel Latit Abou-Heif, won by $200 for seventh place and an champ, getting tn with an 80 honors at Pine Brook Stadium :eacher was clocked in 10 hours, ilapping the finish rope one-tenth extra $800 for being the first Joe Alblanla, 19, a Dartmout may be ended tonight with Jack I minutes, 15 seconds, breaking af a second before John LaCours- woman across the finish line. fophomore who has to make th Duffy of Boonton and Joe Kidd is own I960 record of 10:30:5. ere of Montreal. golf team, shot a red hot 76. of Paterson, winners of the dual Willemse of Utrecht, The Neth- Abou-Heif, a 37-year-old Egyp- Other money winners were Cliff main events that capped last erlands, pulled away to a l'/j :ian Army major from Alexan- Kicker winners were Tom Mac Lumsden, 33, of New Toronto, 1 Wednesday night's midget auto mile lead approaching the three- iria, won $2,000 for his victory koul, 79, Joe Canim, 80, Emi! 10:32:50 fourth place and $809; racesfi ivlrig for additional title fourths mark after fighting off wer the 28-year-old La Coursiere, Tweel, 77, and Ray Jabara, 73 Jorge Mezzadra, 26, of Buenos points* iii the 35-lap feature con- inexpected opposition from 25- Abou-Heif's Tweel also made it Sunday wit vho earned $1,000. Aires, Argentina, 10:34:01, fifth test. ild Dlcki Bozadji of Ohrid, Yugo- an S3, and Dick Davis was 1 :ime was 10:31:23. place and $500; and Bozadji, who ilavia, after the halfway point. with a 75. The Jersey aces are currently Miss Marty Sinn, of Ann was timed in 10:35:45. Willemse led from Die stait, In the Syramar tourney play first, and., second in the latest sprinting to a quick lead of 25 Mike Tadross, 82, and partnei standings, marking the first time yards and widening it to 400 Mitch Auda, 8J, were tops I _ , have been yards as he rounded the lower the best ball plus one, half handl ' Yorkers "Ernie end of the island on the southeast cap tournament. They wound U| Borelli, Boo Dini and Al De An- Jersey coast. with 59, gelo have won stadium and cir- cuit crowns In the past. Seven It was here that he finally left BammHollowCC main event winners were listed in Bozadji out of sight. recent week&( at the 'speedway be- Bozadji faded to sixth place James Devlin joined the hole' fore Duffy and Kldd clicked for and prize money of $300 as Wil- In-one corps here last week whe repeat victories. emse steadily pulled away in he dunked his ace on the 150- yard third hole, using a five Iron. That it the third ace at Bamm PREDICTED LO© TIME NEARIN& — Shrewsbury River Yacht Club's Rear Com- Lincroft Victor in Senior In a two-week span. modore Ray Fertig, center, 923 River Rd., Fair Haven, display! the National Express George Coulson defeated Dr. Ci-uiier championship log contest trophy to 1942 winner Charles Schmidt, left, 10 Jerry Lasky, 3 and 2, to tak home the President's Cup. Bob Circle Dr., Rumson, and present cup holder Dr. Anson G. Hoyt, 3 Dogwood La., Rum- Little League Tournament Megaro won over Jack Daschev, son. The 14th annual Predicted Log contest of the S.R.Y.C. will be held Aug. I. The Llncrott (3) IManalapu Tnp. (!) 2 and 1, for the Vice Presldent'i RED BANK - The Lincroft, abrh abrh event is open to all memberi of the Eastern Cruiser Association and the American Senior Division All-Stars ad- 2 0 0 Jackson.ss 3 11 Cup, and Dr. Carmen Scarpelllm a-3ltter!,ph (i 0 n[Key«.rf 200 defeated Jim Bulmer, 3 and 2, tc Power Boat Aisociation. Contestants need not be members of the yacht club. Boat- vanced to the quarter-finals of 1 0 0|lvory,rl IOC the District 11 Little League 0 0 OStelnltz.c 3 10 put a pair of hands on the Sec- ing enthusiasts may contact Dr. Hoyt for application blanks. Esposlto.ss 4 0 l|Nlchol»on,lb 301 Senior Division tournament when Slubowskl.lb 3 1 2|KMChIck,p 30 retary's Trophy. 3 0 1 Quixo,2b 3 O they defeated Manalapan Town- 0 0 0 Ppar«on,2b 0 0 0 ship, 3-2, yesterday at Memorial BprtnKer,r( 3 I 0 McBrlde.lt 200 Rocccll&.c 2 1 OJFIIppln.il 1 00 Mrs. Erlanger's Rhodie Matson Tossing Field here. 8ml«ler.cr 3 0 2 Bonn, 3b 20 THE BAR i 3 0 olBlddle.ot 20 Manalapan went ahead, 2-0, ooo IS OPEN in the top of the fourth, but Lin- Shot Put 64 25 2 3 Is Futurity Favorite croft came back to tie matters «-bittfd (or Ball In 7lh. Llricroft o oo 301 o—: in the bottom of the same Manalapan o do 200 o—: THE UNION HOUSE OCEANPORT-Mrs. Milton Er- his time he's on Convex, who Feet in Practice nlng. John Slubowski led 2B—Slubowski. 3S—smlgter, Nlcho on. WHARF AVI., RID SANK langer of Oakhurst has won the ooms as Rhodie's top rival since PAMPA, Tex. (AP) - Randy with a walk, but then was thrown Struck outout:: Mifut 17.. KuicKuschlckk I10D, last two runnings of the New Jer- e was a winner earlier In the out attempting to steal second. Basel on ball*: Mueials 0, Kuschlck i. Matson, heavier and stronger, sey Futurity with the horses meeting. Rhodie will be handled After Gene Huminski grounded Umpires: Schrump. Rambunctious and Redpoll. If by Howard Grant who has never may explode into the 65-foot out, Ronnie Springer reached the odds are any indication, she'll on the Futurity. shot put class Saturday when he first on the third baseman's error. win a third In succession when Other riding assignments In- represents Uncle Sam against This was followed by a walk to Bayshore WINS OCEAN SWIM FIFTH TIME — Herman Willemse :he Futurity Is presented for the elude Terry Bove on Dlckson the Russians in the Los Angeles Paul Boccella. Both' runners 19th time today. Hills, Danny French on Sy-R. scored when Jack Smigler of Holland won the Atlantic City 26-mile ocean swim for Coliseum, tripled. Softball The odds say that Rhodie, a filly and Garth Patterson on Happy the fifth straight- timo yetterday. The 3D-y»ar-old Dutch Akk, "I've been reaching 64 feet in The winners scored their win- from the EilanRer bam, probably ichool teacher wat clocked in 10 houn, 8 minutai, 15 ivill be the shortest priced fa- practice," the young giant from ning tally when Slubowski and Conference 'orlte In the history of this stakes Texas A&M said in a telephone Huminski opened the sixth with seconds, breaking hit I960 record of 10:30:05. Hit interview with the Fort Worth ' RESULTS ,f not In the history of the track. back-to-back singles. They re- victory was worth $5,000. Bamm Hollow Star-Telegram yesterday. Countryside S, Shore Elec. 5 rIOATI•CAX9» Rhodie has started twice at the mained on base for two outs. Sophomores 10, Wilson Park S meeting, the first time the filly "I've never done that good in Smigler then singled to drive in Crestvlew 9, Maplewood 8 UTILITY LINE won by 20 lengths. She came Women's News practice before. Usually I throw Slubowski with the winning about a foot further In competl- Lone Oak 12, Homestead Inn 7 Grummin m«U popular demand MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - marker. back a bit later and won a^ain— tion." Mlddletown Lanes. IB Colleglates ... faitura-packed UTILITY LINE this time by a dozen lengths. ilrs. John Dixon and Mrs. Al Slubowski was the batting hero tett flaw precedents in value . .. Randy stressed the word Snug Harbor 5, Buck Smith's 4 •conomy plu* famous QUALITY Such a record seems to entitle vlorrison won the Class A and fo- Lincroft as he drove in all WITHOUT COMPROMISE! Grum- "usually." In the Olympic Trials Inss H honors, respectively, Standings man Utility-12 and Utilily-14 ,er to the spot of odds-on fn- al New York City two weeks ago three Lincroft runs, feature txcluslvc di«-formed alu- orile in !he live ami a half imonp the 18-holers yesterday at minum two piece hulls of 6061 he managed only fi2-9!^ after Jeff Ruessig put on quite AMERICAN DIVISION Alloy Heat-treated for touRhness furlongs dash which will have a tip Bamm Hollow Country Club. having practice nuts in the 63-lont strikeout show.as he whiffed 17 W to full T6 temper Mariner styling gross value ol $23,505 ami a net Mrs. Robert Squillare was the . , , with pickled wood seats and range. He finished second to Manalapan batters. He gave up Lone Oak 8 NEW JERSEY FUTURITY aluminum-anclosed. ityrofoam- to the winner of $14,655. ow putter in Class A wilh 32. Dallas Long's winning throw of three hits and didn't walk any- Sophomores 7 Wed., July 22 filled flotation chambers. Wooden Trainers of six New Jersey- Low putt honors in Class B wore seats, flotation chambers and 64-91,4. one. Maplewood - 6 corner gusiats packaged and breds wore bravo enough to make ,von by Mrs. Francis Streick with CHOICE STAKES shipped separately to prevent 14. However, Randy qualified for Lincroft will go against Mnrl WlUon Park a Sat., July 25 translt*dim»ge or marring. Pack- intries against the Erlanger filly the U.S.-Russian track meet with boro Township Friday in its Pt. MortmoutK 2 age includes precision-drilled conditioned by J. Bowes Bond. In the nine-holers group, low parts and necessary marine a record throw of 64-11 in the next tournament game at Me- ross was won by Mrs. John Hus- Collegiate* 3 fasteners of aluminum and atiln- Rhodle's opposlton will Include National AAU meet which rele- morial Field starting at 5:30 p.m. less sttel ... for easy Inital* band while Mrs. RocWord Ern Short Electronics 1 lation. TOD value %\ low ptict! lenry W. Clement's Miss Portia, gated Long to tho runner-up po- James Colt's Royal Beater, D. O. won the low net. NATIONAL DIVISION sition. GONZALEZ BEATS HOAD George Btair'i ".vans' Dlckson Hills, Mrs. Thorn- W BOAT. SKI and And Randy had dcparled from is Geoly's Sy-R,. Antony Imbcsi's linnie Minosa Sigurd Pampa for New Brunswick, N.J. LONDON (AP) — Panclio Goiv Countryside 8 SCOOTER CENTER Convex and Wlllinm F. Lynch's CHICAGO (AP) - Veteran out- and the AMI wilh a practice, former world professional Mlddletown Lanes 8 75 WHITI ST., RED BANK tenn 3 Happy Mick. elder Minnie Minoso. put chart which showed repeated ' champion, stormed back Buck Smith's 5 Phon* 741-1124 Crestvlew A.C. 4 Houri: Dolly 7 A.M. to !:» Sam Buutmetis Ims won lire Inst earlier In the week by throws in the (i.i-foot bracket ' j last night to defeat Lew Hoad «-b, Wtdniidof and Friday 'Ml »:W Ihree Futurities including the pair Chicago White Sox. was Mo will wpisih in for the two- 6-4, 9-7 in the Golden Racquet Homestead Inn J Sunday 10 A.M. to * P.M. sent out by MM. Urlimger but ilgned by Indianapolis of the Pa- day meet in Los Angeles at his Tournament at Wembley Sta- Snug H«rbor A.C S :ific Coast League Sunday. heaviest-cver of 259. dium. Country Tavern .0 before you buy or build, sec . . . RESORT OF RACING OCUNPORT, N.I. 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POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 1H.0100 671-2400 "Alk IM AlhUtt Who Wol Htr« Loll Y«or' THE DAILY BEG1STEE 'edneaday, JuJy 22, L<*M— 21 Cubs Trim Giants; Williams Homers

Billy-Williams hit a two-strike The Ois/its, meanwhile, con-[Is* A/igtles Dodgers 1-0 on AJ empty boat* at* *<*y J«T. *•. 3 Collegians pitch for 8 Mii-rim homer rhat turned their skid, losing their Spangler's homer. in the second and walked betor* provided the Chicago Cubs with seventh in the last nine games The Cubs struck in the fourth Jesse Gender homered in tba the runs th»y needed to whip and falling a full-game behind against Gaylord Perry, now 7-7, fourth. Injured In San Fmcisco 21 Tuesday front-running Philadelphia. The when former Giant Joe Amalfi- The victory went to Bill Wake- night. . Phillies, also struggling, defeat- tano doubled and Williams fol- field, who pitched 5% Innings Williams' homer, his 23d,, ed Milwaukee 6-3 for only their lowed with his homer. That gave of two-hit relief after the Reds All-Star Camp p made the Cubs.the latest entry fifth victory in the last 14 Bob Buhl his 12th victory chased Tracy Stallard with two in the National League pennant games. against five losses although he fourth inning runs on a pairpf EVANSTON, III. (AP) - Thir- walks and singles by Deroa sweepstakes as they climbed Elsewhere, the New "York needed relief help from Bobby .een of the 47 .oliegians in the Johnson and Gordy Coleman. College All-Star football camp re- over the .500 level with their Mets dropped third-place Cin- Shantz and Don Elston. fourth 'straight victory and orted injuries yesterday, ham- cinnati V/j games by beating The Giants scored in the sixth Lynch smashed hit grand eighth in 10 games, moving into ering preparations for the Aug. 7 the Reds 4-2, Pittsburgh rode when Hal Lanier tripled and slam off Ron Taylor in a five- contending position l\'i games ame with the Chicago Bears at Jerry Lynch's grand slam horn came home on a wild pitch by run fifth inning that gavft the off the pace. Pirates more than enough to loldier Field. er to an 8-4 victory over St Buhl, but Elston cut off their last threat, Retting Jim Daven beat the Cardinals. Taylor tools All-Star Coach Otto Graham Louis and Houston edged the may miss several days of hard port and Chuck Hiller on soft over for starter and loser Ray glum over the worst rash flies with the bases loaded in Sadecki, 10-8, after rain delayed f ailments in his seven years of work. These include ends Mel Profit the ninth. the game 81 minutes. WORLD RECORD RUN? — Ron Zuback pilots his controversial Jersey Speed Skiff recting the Collegians against Lightning Kills Bobby Wine drove in two runs Joe Gibbon, 7-3, needed relief he National Football League of USLA, Sam Parks of Texas down Schuylkill River in Norrisfown, Pa., last Saturday to unofficially batter world Tech and Matt Snorton of Michi- with a homer and single, Tony help to win it after Mike Shan- :hampion. Taylor also homered and rookie non hit a three-run homer for record with ipeed over 72 miles per hour. The record is expected to be varified or gan State; Ode Burell of Mis Soccer Standout We don't know what to do sissippi State, Joe Don Looney Richie Allen stroked three hits the Cardinals in the eighth. disqualified this weekend when officials check the legality of Zuback's Ford Inter- bout scrimmaging," said Gra- of Oklahoma and Charley Taylor as the Phillies slowed the Spangler's leadoff homer la ceptor engine. , > am. "The squads need it, but of Arizona State and linebacker On Golf Course Braves, who had won eight o( the eighth broke up a pitchers' quarterbacks Mira anc field, North London. Apparently schun got Hank Aaron to hi1 fourth straight victory. Drys- eved to be serious, but will Jack Concannon of Boston Col- he had taken shelter from a vio into a force play, then retired dale, 12-9, allowed only five :eep him from throwing for sev- ege. lent storm. Joe Torre on a tap in front of hits. Record - But Legally? eral days. The injured reduced the squad White, 26, helped Tottenham the plate. At least eight other cripples to two running backs, Willis Cren- win the European Cup two years The Mets made it Jour Every dsy is bargain d»y to rith injuries ranging from pulled shaw of Kansas State and the ago. He also played on the Scot- straight victories over the Reds the Daily Register CUMifled aftC- By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM luscles to serious bruises, also hobbled Lorick. tish National team. as Larry Elliot hit a bases tion. MATAWAN-Rear-engined Ford- powered racing machines may have taken up on the water where they started on land rac- ing ovals, especially on Indian- apolis' famed "Brickyard." Ron Zuback of Matawan used a Ford Interceptor-powered Jer- ley Speed Skiff to unofficially FIRST LINE erase the world record in time trials Saturday at Norristown, Pa., which probably has had more records set on Its Schuylkill River speed course than any site in the country. The 27-year-old Zuback, who builds custom-built boats with TUBELESS his father, John, at Zuback's Boat and Motor Works in Mor- gan, raced through the kilometer (%-mile) time trial at a speed •lightly over 72 miles per hour. Julian Holds Mark That clocking for the "kilo" tetters the old record, set by Joe NYLON TIRE SALE Julian of Atlantic Highlands last November in Norristown, by two miles per hour. The pending world record is HAVE A SAFE TRIP THIS SUMMER - THESE VANDERBILT TIRES HAVE A 27 MONTH OR expected to be approved or dis- allowed this weekend when the 27,000 MILE TREAD WEAR AND ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE - AND THEY'RE REDUCED American Power Boat Associa- tion Region 3 boats race In Penns COMPARING CLASSES -Ron Zuback11 Jersey Speed ville on Saturday and Pleasant- Skiff, shown setting ending world,record in picture above ville the following day. Region 3 inboard chairman Art this one, It causing a stir in the skiff class. It appears Hafner, who has had much to to be an over-sized Ski Racing Runabout, lower picture, do with the running of the Na- more than a conventional skiff like the JS-00 taking a tional Sweepstakes Regatta in Red Bank, and famed engine turn in top photo. Zuback's raar-engined, Ford Intar- inspector Walt Stevens will prob- ceptor-powersd craft erased the old world mark, held ably be in on the announcement by Joe Julian of Atlantic Highlands, by nearly two mila. declaring the record valid or the boat and/or motor illegal for por hour at Norristown, Pa., last Saturday. Np,\y .th? competition. boat must be declared legal by American Power Boat Zuback's boat, which appears Officials and many local skiff racers claim it's illegal. to be an oversized ski racing runabout, was checked over in became the first in the class to back feels he could do just as length, width, height and other top 70 miles per hour. fast as a ski boat — and they vital statistics by inboard offi- Perri ..also has some doubts run right around the 100 m.p.h. ' cials at Norristown following the about Zuback's boat itself. Zu- mark. • While a skiff engine is record run Satuurday, but the back, who has been racing strictly stock — legally — the engine wasn't completely "torn ince he started in BU Runabouts ski boats can run "mills" up to down." That's where the dis- (outboards) at 13, said the pres- 400-cubic-inches with any carbu- pute that has been raging for ent speed skiffs just aren't built retion setup. a few weeks comes into view. fo- the speeds they're hitting With Zuback showing his wake Not Many Fords these days. That is one of the to other skiffs, it has taken Zuback's Ford Interceptor en- main reasons for the engine's about a month for the "feud" to gine isn't (he first to be used in location in the rear of the boat develop. So this should be the the Jersey Speed Skiff class, but behind the driver. question of the hour in the two it's the first one to leave other With a ski racing runabout en- regattas this weekend: Legal or boats in the class trailing in gine installed in his boat, Zu- illegal? its wake. "If it didn't run so well, no BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS one would mind," is the way Carleton Loop one veteran skiff campaigner put it. The biggest question mark on the' engine is the cam shaft. Red Bank, WLB Some followers of the class and 2 for 24.99 2 for 29.99 engines used by the skiffs say 750x14 Tl»B.ESSr K*JS TAX 750xM TtMELESS, PUK TAX two cams are available for the AMD OLD TMCS M TRADC engine, one being quite "milder" Record Victories AND OLD TIMS IN TRADE In modification than the second, which Is supposed to be- identical 14 INCH TWB.ESS M INCH TOMLESS Scoring all of its runs in the safely. Jim Naudenn singled to or close to (in performance) to first three innings, Red Bank score Delgado and move Labuda Ford's high performance cam. 800x14- -2 for 31.99 850x14 _2 for 36.99 2 for 37.99 8S«xH _2 for 42.99 downed Freehold, 9-2, yesterday to third. The latter then raced If the engine Is tabbed legal in an Ed Carleton League con- home on a passed ball. by APBA officials this weekend 15 IKCH TUBELESS 15 INCH TUBELESS test. In another game, West Long YESTERDAY'S RESULT when they are expected to re- Branch defeated Eatontown 6-4. a fa. 21,99 71Oil5_ ceive specifications on the Ford Red Bank 9, Freehold 2 ^656x151 JL for 28.99 71Oxl5_ .2 for 37.99 After getting two runs ip the Interceptor motor, it might cause W. Long Branch t, Eatontown 4 2 for 25.99 760x15— .2 for 31.99 760xlS__ first inning, Red Bank got three 670x15 -2 for 35.99 670x15- -2 for 41.99 a drastic change in the skiff STANDINGS more! in the second. George class. Or maybe not — it was W L T Pts. Williams led off with a walk and 13 INCH AND 15 INCH TUBELESS 13 INCH AND 15 INCH TWBELESS rumored that many of the skiffs Long Branch 8 > scored all the way from first wouldn't" run If Zuback was per Ocean Twp 8 4 SPORTS AND COMPACT CAR SIZES SPORTS AND COMPACT CAR SIZES when the third baseman made a milted to compete In last Sun Red Bank 7 three-base throwing error on Bob 520x13- _2 tor 21.99 5.0x15- .2 for 27.99 52Oil3_ _2 for 27.99 5.0x15- .2 for 33.99 day's Long Branch Powerboat West Long Branch 6 4 1 Fazzone's bunt. John Mottine Regattt on the Shrewsbury River, Rumson-F. H, 5 6 1 560x13- _2 for 25.99 56Oxl5_ _2 for 29.99 65Oxl3_ _2 for 31.99 560xlS_ _2 for 35.99 then singled to score Fazzone. "Pot Bolls" Shrewsbury 4 6 1 _2fo* 27.99 600x15- _2 for 30.99 59Oxl3_ _2 for 33.99 6OOxl5_ Mottine proceeded to steal sec- S90xl5_ .2 for 36.99 Freehold 4 7 0 Zuback decided to let the "pot ond, advanced to third on an Neptune 3 6 2 All pried plus Federal tax of 1.30 H 2.99 per H» ami 2 old tim r*ganr tlpae Maed. ville High School graduate added fielder then dropped George Wil- bury that he expected no inboard of- liams' fly ball to load the bases. Shrewsbury at West Long Branch ficials to be on hand to declare Red Buk 19} I Freehold 12) ? ~ Fazzone walked to force in nr> r h| ah rh his boat legal or illegal. Green: Mottine followed with a P&K2one.2b t - 0) Evani. rf 2 0 MottlnB.ct 5 2 2|.\foscher,sa 10- All Speed Skiffs but a few run single to center and when the JW'Uama.lOb 3 1 O|Beck(T.jj-3b 3 0 (1 «ie faithful 283-cubic Inch Chev- center fielder hobbled the ball, Oltlno.rf 3 0 l]Holmra.2ri 1 O Qray.Ib * 0 J H. H!ll,3b-1[ 4 0 rolet engines. And there isn't Grasso and Williams scored with areen.c 3 1 l|Gurr.n.cf 3 0 great difference between the E.WillKima.ni 4 11(1.1, 11111,111 4 1 Fazzone going to third. Stealing Ornis.) I 1 OiHelmanr 3 O Chevy and Ford's Interceptor. second. Motline knocked the ball Rurm.ir 2 0 0 LackPtt.21) 10 O.WIIIIarrn.p 3 1 l|Hrirotnn.p 1 0 The Chevy can be bored out 4D out of the second baseman's Walling.p-:t>-lf 2 1 thousands of an inch. Bore Jobs glove, permitting Fazzone to Parchuc.M 1 0 Kralt.r! 2 00 on both engines still leave them score. \ 3:9 7 :i Inches short of the 300-cubic-inch Wilh Ihis victory, Red Bank 2H 0 0O ft—9 limit for skiff engines. K M 0 2 0 (1 (1 O ft— tightened its hold on second place L'P— H. HII], 3R—O. Wllllama. • Zuback says his engine block Ir. the league with a 7-4-0 record, Wailing 3 In 2. Brpreton < Ml 5 BRAKE OVERHAUL Mark IV Auto Air Conditioning SMOCK ABSORBERS has been left in its stock form Struck out: r, Wllllama '.!, Walllni 2. good for 14 points. Broreton 6. Bases fin halla: a. Williams Modnlht Moattor of 289 inches. West Long Branch utilized a 3. Walling; 0. Brrreton 5. 34.99 2 tor 11.99 Reliable Chevy four-run third frame to down • EeUne bnket, all 4 whoek 279.95 339.95 Eatontown (1) IW Long nrsnrh (A • KebniU 4 wboel cylinder* One of the biggest backers of Eatontown. After two were out, at> r til at> r h DIBIasc.cf 0 1 fl.Chrlatophpr.2b 4 0 • New berry^oty kits indnrlai fttfeo your tar m tool, dry alr %qmi to the Chevy engine — and he has Bill Laufer singled and went to l{. rvlKaclo.ss 2 O llAnilnjs.rr 2 10 Conr,2t> 2 1 ftiLiiufpr.cr 3 2 2 • Torn and true 4 drnnya 1.. Ip* ftWxri, riomx, purify it** «h* good reason — is Bob Perri of second on a passed ball. Dennis i. HflK;iOo,a 2 ] UVan Prtt.ib 1 1 Fieeaa rail for u appotaliaeBl. Price e*em Leta yon that Mt wind and dirt (•nbu.U.rf rt 1 l!r>eMun-o,r>li 2 10 C»ftru»ra, Bnlck r«adm>iler. Old* M mil Mncalas. Oceanport, who races "Jo-Carol Van Pelt walked, and Tony De- !al.!err>nc.3l> 2 0 0 K.ntwlck.lf 210 Cnrrtler prednttl •Ilfhll7 hlfher. Fit* most Am*Tir»n ram mrc**4no fit 6 Mnotytt Too," owned by Danny Ardolino Marco was hit by a pitch to Nmi'lcn.ii 3 1 lUtrrhtol(!,iis 1 fl 1 K.ipollr>.Ih X UliHirlT.r 3 0 0 Of Long Branch. That boat, load the bases. Mcrv Eastwick JandR.K 2 0 0 Ollvadottl.p 2 0 0 which has been using the same also walked to force in Laufer. Chevy block since 1957, holds the Don Bcchtold then doubled to Kal'intown O I 0 J I ll-l CALL OSborn. 1-2500, KEIIogq 1-2400 OR WRITE for tlrei. Free delivery In Now Jeruy and III our delivery artai In N. Y. and Pa. leicepl C.O.D.'t add SOc). competition course record (scl at clenr the bases. Wcit I.onK Nrsnch t 1 * 10 ft—< :n~nfditn|(|, J, DHrmlo. lamb«raer'i Drive-In Auto Center (Dopti. 141/144), Adjaconl to Bamborrjer'l a) the Eatontown Traffic Circle, Monmoulh. Red Bank) and carried Perri to Hatontown rallied .slightly in mruck out: Naurlfn 7. Ollvailfiltl fl the national championship nnd the lourth with two runs. Jose Raa«a on halla: Naurien 1, Oltvartoul 3 BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT. TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A nation*.' high point championship. Delgado opened the proceedings In the Doghouse with too many BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT (PLUS SERVICE CHARGE) The boat also held the world with a double and advanced to puppies? Sell them fast with a straightaway record until Julian third when Ed Labuda bunted Oai|y Register OauUUed ad., . July 22, 1?64 THE DAILY REGISTEB Monmouth Pro Football Results Monmouth Park Entries Vim B*t*-Purte $MM 3 y.o, dg « iuriosgi 12. Lucky Bey 11J B©v« U Tea* 'iftmi '.....'Ji.TBit.m i 1. Black Tie 112 U. King Roy isl«» Pel iKoiMt .... "«.» li Rodriguez M-l W tluftle Bed (Ferr*ro) ., 3.40 2. Rednut 112 Rodriguez 15-1 14. Joe's Rider US T.-l:lZreatn, Cinderella Jo, D&lphon, Altelor, J. Lago-Mar 167 NB 15. aClover Leaf 115 Pattenon 4-1 anker'f Foe, Joglidt, Special Slar, 4. Luey Miss 107 MonacelU n-\15-1 15. Ghirlando 115 Gonzale* - 2D—cimg; 3 yrs: 6 I; olf 2:32'i. 5. Band Boy 115 Patterson (-1 a)Audley Farm Alfredo Stable entry •akeo (Patterson) 17.60 7.W) i.6fl To I)o (Perna) . _. 20.60 8 W 6. Blackie 1. 112 Korte 12-1 Time (KaMal) 3.W) Fifth Race-Purse $4000 2 y.o. allow 5# furlongl T.-l:lI»i. Also — Crufly Trader, Lung 7. Youth and Age 107 Bove 4-1 Giants as Full Time Player lass, Ace Poet. Mid Orbit, Come Out- 8. Let Freedom Ring US NB 8-1 1. Hi-Hasty 120 Korte 8-1 rle, Vera T., My Salvation, Mr. Love, 2. Bosun 117 Brooks 8-5 entrick. 9. Rose tf War 102 Valenzuela 20-1 ASSOCIATED PRESS to where no one can do their best Chandler's 106 points in 18 field Bears' Field Goals ally Double 10-11 I'ald ITiX. toi :0. Free Trader 107 Donnally 10-1 S, Johndolph 117 Gonzalez 4-1 31>-fil; li-uii; I3, IT [mils; rjfr 3:01 4. Delmage 117 Grant 10-1 TULSA, Okla — Don Chandler, with a part-time effort. goals and 52 extra points led RENSSELAER, Ind. - The i the Closft iNeskyi ....&.«) i.W) 2.1>D 1. Miss Normandy IDS Ottaviano 5-2 NFL scoring last year. xhiltit A. rMcDunrtU 3.81) 3.m) 5. Char Lady 107 Valenzuela 4-1 kicking specialist for the New "You are eiliier a full-time pro- Chicago Bears remember that the Angus Bear (I.anci i.m 12. Mr. Noise 115 Bove 10-1 York Giants, will return to the fessional football player or you Two Jet Workouts Green Bay Packers lost last T rarora, Bhlrlaml. 13. Gallant Hour 115 Brooks 6-1 6. Vanceburg 117 KaUai 5-2 -Happy Jeeji, Ciramaunn, b-Vesuvlua. 7. Selari 112 NB 12-1 National Football League team are something else." PEEKSKILL, N. Y. — The Newyear's All-Star football game by .-Grand Roux, a-Rokely etatjIe-Millfl 14. Jim Hamer 112 MonacelU 12-1 this year-i-as a full lime player.' Confronted with that statement, York Jets went through two hard h-Tower H!U Farm-Knapji entry. iK'Hi Dorse 112 NB 4-1 ihe margin of a field goal, one -Cling; 2yre; mdns; 5lv f; olf Sixth Race-Purse $4000 4 y.o. & up CIg 8 furlongs Chandler made his decision aft- Chandler said he would report workouts yesterday, the second of two booted by current Bear 16. £1 Queso 112 Grimm 8-1 minti Divot (Rove. . 1. Radiation 117 Baird 12-1/- er Giant Coach Allie Sherman "in a. few days" to the Giants to one in a driving rain storm. Bob Jencks. •Come Rhine if'ulmot had rejected a proposal for part- begin his ninth professional sea- Head Coach Week Ewbank and eal Hero I Kallai i 5.M) Second Race—Purse $3500 3 & 4 y.o. Mdns 1A mi 2. aNana's Man 115 Patterson Owner-Coach George Haias had T.-1:05'... Ala.. — Hiding, Plains Gal, 15-1 time play. son. Asked if he got the terms his staff installed two more plays 'rlnr.e Rock. Watalndy, Rarlly Bent 1. Beaul of Fruit 110 Brooks 8-1 3. Wild Weed 115 Brooks Jencks and veteran Roger Le- 4-1 Chandler, a place-kicking and he wanted, he replied, "no, bufot r the Jel rookies to use in their 'oml.er. Bold Jack, Noonday Lady 2. Traffic Town 110 MB 10-1 4. Demon Doug 119 Parsons clerc working yesterday on field -Kins Ralph. 15-1 punting specialist who led the then I never do." game Friday night at Lynn, Mass, n-Waaman-Super G Stable entry. 3. Sun On High 114 Grimm 5-1 5. Oracle Junction 115 Grant goals in the camp of the Na- 5-1 NFL in scoring last year, wanted Chandler, 28, had been consid- against tlie Boston Patriots. 5TH- Clme: 4-un; 1% in; on 1:00. 4. Flonken 105 NB 20-1 6. Fort Flower H2 Korte tional Football League cham :ie«r Call iPaitrnom -,.8.00 4.4(1 3.21 3-1 to show up a couple of days be- ering possible retirement to pur- The morning workout saw the liar ol Ariel (Dltavlanof 4.60 3.61 5. Merry Noble 110 Patterson 10-1 7. afroud Fox 115 Grimm pious. lir NeEev (Brooks* ..,'... 5.6! 6-1 fore each game. But Sherman sue a business career in Tulsa. Jets concentrate on their running T;:i;55. Alito— Kl DiaVolo, McBuily 6. Skei-t Scat 110 Patterson 12-1 8. Tulwar 108 Ottaviano In the College All-Stars' 20-17 10-1 turned this down. He missed the formal opening attack while the afternoon session Cactua Jack. Point Park, On SlEht. 7. Jersey Joy 110 MonacelU 6-1 9. Short Nail HI 2akoor upset of the Packers, then NFL 6TH—cimg: 3-up; 6 r; off l:2». 15-1 was devoted to work on passing Helferaartin (Boulmetlfl) 7.80 4.00 2,8 8. Strike The Set 118 Boulmetis 4-1 10. Blushing Bull 113 Bove Maybe it was okay in the past," of the Giants' training camp at champs, former Miami of Ohi 15-1 despite the downpour. ly Dares I Kallai) 3.80 3.IW 9. Seyal 118 Perna 3-1 11. Prince de Fer 113 NB he said, "but the game has grown Fairfield, Conn., Monday. star Jencks kicked three-poinsten [loyal Lawn (Ferraro) .. 4,Sf: 8-1 T.-l:ll'!i. Also — Kager Sis, Forl 10. Doran Darcy 110 Valenzuela 10-1 12. Pleasure Bound' 117 NB of 33 and 20 yards. Queen, Angel KtSB, Geneva C, Beau! 11. Quick View 107 Ottaviano 12-1 13. Krowbar 115 Verrone 5-2 Hostess. 8-1 The Bears, who meet the Al TTH-Alw; 4 yrs: 6 t; olt 4tM. 12. Cadet's Choice 114 Brooks 4-1 14. Teaa TraTray 113 Patterson lar.lne Beam (Korte) ..13.40 7.40 Stars at Soldier Field, Aug. 7, hip Bullet (Grimm) ... 16.00 a)J. E. Robertson - Mary Pollack entry will have their first full-seal Extra Cash iBrooksi . . V.'.Sn Third Race-Purse $3500 3 & up F & M CIg 6 fur T.-1:11'3. Also -- Gailtiad Kose, ParJ- scrimmage today or tomorroi ig Tain. Relle of Burma, Been Taken 1. Natalie B. 111 NB 5-2 Seventh Race—Purse $15,000 added 2 y.o. V/, far basco, Surprise Call, Jaround, Tapoan 2. aLa Nez 113 Me Curdy 6-1 New Jersey Futurity morning, Halas said. Koail. New Routine 3. Just Linda 115 Boulmetis 4-1 1. Convex 115 Boulmetls W Old Daddy iCulmwiel ".11.80 6.20 5.O0 Patterson 10-1 lllsteo II (Zakoori 21.00 !>.«0 4. Prime Number 109 MonacelU 8-1 2. Happy Mick 112 GREEN BAY, Wis.-Head coacl Iodi?l Kniglit (Brookfli .1,00 5. xLe Beau Princess 109 NB 10-1 3. Dickson Hills 112 Bove 10-1 Vince Lombardi unveiled one o T.-l:«".;. Also — Roalc's Boy, U Blue. Dare r>o Well, Monterrlco II, 6. Air Freight 107 Me Curdy 15-1 4. Royal Beater 114 Korte 10-1 his more spectacular trainin Wading Hulrrh, Bis O/., Bi 106 Ottaviano 8-1 5. SyR. 115 French 6-1 routines for the Green Bay Pack »TH—Cltng; 4-up; li'i m; lurf; off 7. cRye Sipper :52. 8. Evies Present 109 French 20-1 6. Rhodie 116 Grant 1-5 ers yesterday. lanlnia'ii Bon (1'trria) 14.00 T.fiO 4,2(1 Exort i Patterson! 11,60 6,80 9. xNehe-Chum-Ba 115 Barrow 10-1 7. Miss Portia 109 NB 19-1 Under the special Lombard: Bethpase {Brooks) 5,00 10. Cervina 2nd 115 Rodriguez 15-1 T.-l:51. Alao — a-Re.au, "More coins. Eighth Race—Purse $6000 3 y.o. & up allow » fur rules, his 60-man training cam Galaxia II. a-Prafekt, Hy.JNat, Kecom 11. How Ann 110 Patterson 3-1 5-2 squad was equally divided into of' mended. New Leader. 12. Small Spy 109 Me Curdy 10-1 1. Sky Wonder 122 Zakoor a-Le Falvre A, Obre entry. 8-5 fensive and defensive platoons, 13. aRagamuff . 108 Me Curdy 6-1 2. aSaraston 119 Baird (Att.-17.528. Handle-$l,604,397) 4-1 with half of each platoon sta- 14. cBirney 106 Ottaviajio 8-1 J. Tiimar 119 Me Curdy tioned on the goal lines of the a)How entry — x)Rosinola Horn entry 4. Bazaar 106 Bove 15-1 practice field. c)Vale - Rio Stable entry 5. aTime-Aflcr-Tlme 112 Baird 8-5 Each runner took a football an Giardello Says 6. Merry Ruler 122 Boulmetis 4-1 dashed the 100 yards to the othei Fourth Race—Purse $3500 4 & up CIg 6 furlongs 7. Why Lie 119 Brooks 8-1 goal line, and handed the foo 1. Al Abrams 115 Baird 6-1 a)Calumet Farm entry ball to a teammate who carriec He's Ready To 2. Double Try 110 Errico 20-1 Ninth Race-Purse $4500 3 y.o. CIg li\ miles turf t back. 3. Scattergoad 117 Korte 10-1 115 Perna 8-1 1. Heritage Belle 107 MonacelU 12-1 Eight Colts Unsigned Defend Title 4. Balloon Knight 5. Solar Tan 114 Me Curdy 4-1 1. Jimmy Miller 115 Woodhouse 4-1 WESTMINSTER, Md. — Guard CHERRY HILL (AP) - Mid- 6. Greek Circle 115 Culmone 10-1 3. Johnny Musser 113 Rodriguez t-1 Alex Sandusy signed his 1964 Na-dleweight champion Joey Giar- 7. Court Cryer 119 Grimm 8-1 4. Door To Door 108 Patterson 6-1 tional Football League contract dello said Tuesday he expects 8. Jeansaim 115 NB 20-1 5. I Defend 117 Balrd 5-2 with the Baltimore Colts yester- to sign "any day now" [or his 9. aProphets Call 122 Patterson 5-2 6. Genghis Khan 2nd. 115 Grant 20-1 day, leaving eight Colt veteran first title defense. 10. Fast Gun 108 Valcnzulca 20-1 7. Robbed Again 115 Kallai 10-1 unsigned, including quarterback He said his opponent would be 11. Wise Will 115 Kallai 20-1 8. Frosty Cycle 112 Gonzalez" 3-1 John Unitas. ;ither Rubin Carter of Paterson, former champion Dick Tiger of Rookies and second-year men my attorney, Michael. J. Del against Carter, who is the NoI. haven't worried about my pp- Nigeria or Joey Archer of New took part in passing drills at Collo, who is conducting nego- 1 contender in the World Boxing ponerds for the last 16 years Colts' pre-season camp on th York. Possible sites are Phila- tiations. I should know by Mon-Association rankings. and I'm not going to start worry- Western Maryland College cam delphia and Las Vegas, Nev. day." ing now. pus. "I'm not too sure right now All the promoters seem to want Carter," he said, "but Tiger and "I'll fight the one that can SWINGING HORNUNG — Halfback Paul Hornung watches his blocking as he cuis ' Browns Swap Tidmore vho or where it'll be," Giardello The champion said he has sev- said. "I'm waiting to hear from eral offers of $100,000 to defend Archer are still in the running. make me the most money." tight around end In yesterday's Green Bay Packers' practice session. Fighting a CLEVELAND - The Clevelan Browns traded line-backer Sam blocker for * shot at Hornung is rookie halfback Tom O'&rady (45). Looking on Tidmore to the Pittsburgh Steel- the halfback Elijah Pitts (22) and fullback Jim Taylor (3D. (AP Wirephotol era yesterday for an undisclosed draft choice. Tidmore, 6-foot-l and 230 pounds, was drafted sixt1 by the Browns in 1962. Hi played end on offense and defensi Yanks Take Loop Lead at Ohio State. Tidmore, who lives In Cleve- land, injured a cartilage in his The New York Yankees with a man on. John Blanchard stacked their batting order with knee in the 1963 opener and neve trimmed Washington 74 Tuesday singled In two runs in the sixth right-hand hitters against Bal- fully recovered. He was put oi and two more scored when Bou- timore, southpaw Steve Barber the injured list after the sixt Then they wound up on top ton's eighth Inninjpfly ball fell John Powell had three hits in game of the season and eventual of the American League when for a double. each game for the Orioles, In ly underwent surgery to corre John Romano powered Cleve- Chuck Hinton's sixth Inning eluding a first-game homer, his the damage. He said the oper, land to a.4-2, 8-5 doubleheader homer spoiled Bouton's shutout 26th. lion was successful. bid. The Angels' Bo Bellnsky and sweep over Baltimore and Vic Speedy Steelers Power came through with the Romano caught! the first reliever Bob Lee combined for big hit in the Los Angeles An- game and drove, in- three runs a seveitThit shutout in the open- OLD SAYBROOK, Conn.-Mar< gels' 2-0, 3-2 sweep over the Chi- with a pair of homers—his first e'r against Chicago. Felix Tor- running Pittsburgh Steeler full cago White Sox. in 14 games—and a double. He res homered in the fourth in- back John Henry Johnson ran i went to the outfield in the night- ning and singled in the sixth to some interference on Connec Romano, a catcher the first cap and Joe Azcue took over driving in both Los Angeles cut Turpike yesterday. State Po game, was in the outfield when behind the plate as the Indians runs. lice stopped him on a speedin his third homer of the evening charge. First Come, First SAVE! Exciting buys in every department... triggered an eight-run Indian A few minutes latar they al on Rayco's top-quality products and services... for smoother, smarter, safer driving! uprising In the eighth inning of stopped Steeler halfback Joe W< the Cleveland-Baltimore night- Olympic Walker Jack Mortland mack. cap. Both were en route to the Ni The big inning sent the In Long Branch's Race Sunday tional Football League team1 Orioles reeling into second training camp at Kingston, R. place, -five percentage points LONG BRANCH - Olympic 5ean Rasmussen, U. S. Merchani State Police declined to sa; behind New York. team member Jack Mortland of Marine Academy,; Lt. Akos Szek- how fast either player was tra Power was back at first base the Ohio Track Club heads a 40- ely, U. S. Army; Airman Don eling. The speed limit on the tun In the White Sox-Angels second man entry in Sunday National DeNoon, U. S. Air Force; Capt. pike is 60 miles per hour. game after an enforced 10-day AAU 35-kilometer walking cham- ieorge Shilling, N. Y. Pioneer Police said Johnson, who ga layoff—the result of a run-in pionship race co-sponsored by theClub and Air Force, and Terry his age as 34, commended ther with umpire Jim Honoehick in City of Long Branch and the Anderson, Central 'Jersey Track for the gentlemanly manner Los Angeles. Long Branch Jaycees. Club. which they made the arrest. He came up in the seventh For Mortland it will be a tune- In addition to being a senior State Police said Johnson wa: Inning with two outs and up for the 20-kilometer event In national championship event, the riding with Steeler fullback Clar cracked a bases-loaded single the Tokyo Olympics but for the race also carries the Junior Na ence Peaks. Both live in Pitt; off Gary Peters that brought others it will be a final National tional AAU designation. Prizes burgh. Womack, of Los Angele; the Angels from behind and championship test before the U.S.will be awarded in both catego- was riding alone. pushed the Sox into third place, Olympic 50 - kilometer walking ies. Both Johnson and Womac! one half game off the pace. l trials at Seattle, Wash., Sept. 6. The walkers will start their were released in $30 bond fo Boston defeated Detroit 7-5 on Mortland will be challenged by 21-mile jaunt in the West End an Aug. 8 court appearance. Dick Stuart's three-run homer such potential 50-kilo Olympians section of the city, cover one and Kansas City nipped Minne- as Chris McCarthy and Phil Me complete lap of the city's perim The race is the third annu sota 5-4 on Rocky Colavito's Donald, University of Chicago eter, and then lake 12 laps road racing event sponsored b two-run double in other AL Track Club; Bruce MacDonald, around Takanassee Lake. Start- the Long Branch Jaycees. REG. 24«= games. Port Washington, N. Y.; Bob ing time is 11 a.m. The 1963 35-kilometer cham Tresh hit a solo homer, his Mimm, Penn A. C; and Raimo Elliott Denman of the Long pionship race took part in Seattle 11th, in the second inning and Ahti, Fitchburg, Mass. CLEAR PLASTIC connected again in the fourth Branch Jaycees, a 1956 Olympic and was won by Bob Bowman Other leading entries include walker, is meet director. the Southern California Strider; SEW COVERS ABSORBERS Major League Monmouth Park Cushion-Engineered, double- Improved with "SunGard". 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Miss Normandy Miss Normandy By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Youth and Age Band Boy Let Freedom Ring Let Freedom Ring American League National League w. Doran Darcy Sun On High CUSTOM FITTED INSTALLATION W. Sun On High Doran Darcy FREE New York 54 Philadelphia 53 Merry Noble Merry Noble FREE Baltimore 56 San Francisco 54 Rye Sipper Air Freight Chicago 55 Just Linda Natalie B. Los Angeles .. Air Freight La Nez Minnesota 47 Scatterfiood Scattersood Detroit 46 Court Crycr Court Cryer Boston 46 Solar Tan Solar Tan Just North of Eatontown Circle on Route 35 Cleveland 41 Hi-Hasty Hi-Hasty Kansas Cily Johmlolph Bosun Washington ... .16 Bosun Char Lady Tuesday's Results Proud Fox Proud Fox STORE HOURS: Cleveland 4-8, Baltimore 2-5 Tucsdny's Results Philadelphia (I, Milwaukee 3 Fort Flower Nana's Man Los Angeles 2-3, Chicago 0-2 Demon Doug Demon Doug New York 7, Washington 1 Pitlsburgh 8, St. Louis 4 DAILY 9 to 9-SATURDAY 8:30 to 6 Rhodie Boston 7, Detroit 5 New York 4, Cincinnati 2 Houston 1, Los Angeles 0 Royal Beater Kansas City 5, Minnesota 4 Convex Today's Games Chicago 2, Sun Francisco 1 Phone 542-1333 Cleveland at Baltimore, N Today's Games Sky Wonder Philadelphia ;it Milwaukee, N Merry Ruler Washington at New York Tiimar Los Angeles at Chicago, N Chicago at San Francisco Kansas City at Minnesota, N Houston nt Los Angeles, N Jimmy Miller Pittsburgh at St. Louis, N 1 Defend Detroit iit Boston, N Dour To Door Thursay's Games Now York at Cincinnati, N Kansas City at Minnesota Thursdny's Games LATE SCRATCHES Los Angeles at Chicago New York at Cincinnati, N I. Hliickio .1., Gnlliint Hour, Jim llniner, Hi Dorse tiff RAYCO CHARGE IT . BKGoodrich, COAST-TO COAST Cleveland at Baltimore, N Philadelphia at Milwaukee 3. Prime Number, l.c Bi'iut Princess, RagamuK, Blrney FULLLWEOf TIRES Washington at New York, twl Houston at Los Angeles, N 4. .Iransiiini, King Roy, Joe's Ruler, Clover Leaf light Chicago at Son Frnncisco Tulwar, Krowhar, Tea Tray Detroit at Boston Pittsburgh at St. Louis WEATHER - CLEAR TRACK - FAST POGO By WALT KELLY THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday July 15,196%-23 TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR: DAILY CROSSWORD ACEOM 2.6wl«r!ver J. Attest, i.Pohib i1 Riots, Politics briskly •put 34.8OU* T. A libber S.8nutplat* O 1 6. Container •CUttM 10. Small, 7. Part of a 27. Source Add to Uncertainties pulpy fruit camera of It Female fox 9. Cuddle up g 13. Half em* 10. A pollen W.Mslt- DAWSON By SAM DAWSON It A pre- carrier lika cious (tone 12. Require- in A«nr«r AP Business News Analyst consumer buying here and 15. Compass ments flavor NEW YORK (AP)—Political there, to the choice of localitie point 14. Obtain 30. Not full 34. Mexican 16. Large 17. Tart dollar turmoil and racial strife are for new plants? Rioting can 31. Thick mean property damages and parcels 18. Cask cord 37. Moist ANDY CAPP of land By R£^; SMYTHE being added lo the uncertain- loss of goods. It can also fright- 19. Roman 32. Enemy- 38. Droop 19. Devoured 29.BabyI.eod ties of business planning. en away shoppers, or even keep money scout ARE YER SAVIN'THAT 20. Slice Businessmen have to plan factory j, workers away from SLMergw 1 2 5 4 to VER CAN b»NK EVERYBOPV DON'T KNOW ~\J KNOW C4SSIUSCAPP ahead—or else. This summer their jobs. Some tourists are re- 22. Franco's ELSE UNDER THE TARE? EVERYBODY ELSE/J BECAUSE had seemed to offer far less ported nervous. Travel to some country 7 8 than the usual number of uncer- rouble spots has dropped. 25.Fixetrudt % I KNOW, II ft ainties. As the planners took to Racial strife goes even deeper equipment IO 28. Breeze % the woods or the beaches, all than these surface matters. Top he signs still pointed to a fur- 27. The sun 13 (4 Ib" management in many corpora- 28. Pert, to % % ther climb in the economy—and tions is taking a nsw look at hir- malt drink Ifa \1 IB the signs still do. ing plans, at advertising cam- 29. Horses who % The. bellwethers—the big cor- paigns, at moves to enter new run well on 10 porations and the stock market markets. Management-labor re- wet tracks % % % % —obviously were counting on lations are affected in a number S3. Whether 1Z 24 ood times. of industries. 84. Kettle % The corporations were an- 35, Aswan 27 A summer that looked like an 38. Stairway % $ nouncing increased spending economic shoo-In might yet de- post 26 *> plans, for updating equipment velop some business fireworks S8. Silly: BL % or adding to existing production unforeseen only a short time 40. Pause 53 35" MICKEY MOUSE facilities. And these plans of ne- back. O. Poker % % '^ cessity looked well into the fu- ttalce 3b ture. 4Z Plaything % The stock market has been 43. A fellow: 4l betting on the nearer term. Reject Bids colloq. DOWN 42 « Prices, especially of many h.ue 1. Foremoat % % chips, have been bid to recoid At Freehold 7-22 highs. The meaning secnvd clear—the bip; investors, indi- FREEHOLD - Borough Coun- vidual or institutional, expected cil rejected the contracting bids ncreased earnings in the fu- for the proposd municipal build- ture, and maybe dividends, and ing Monday and will meet with th( certainly higher market values building's architect to determin* if the project can be completed Bridge Column for outstanding shares. within the limits of the $87,70C Regular uncertainties that By ALFRED SHE1NW0LD bond ordinance adopted in May. plague the planners were still there, of course. International Yesterday's report here tha When your partner pulls a bon- strife could always upset any council would refer the bids t< your best move is to say a Thfe Hatid predictions. Natural catastro- the architect, James W. Manuscc lonsoling "Hard luck, old boy," or old girl, as the case may be) STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD phies such as weather or earth- of Long Branch, was in error, South dealer quakes could hit some indus- The $87,790 bond ordinance i ind go on cheerfully to the next Both sides vulnerable f FORGET ABOUT IT AMD AW STAG ROE, SENSINS tries or regions. The always un- to provide not only for a ne« joner. Otherwise you may find NORTH FUNNY THINS, JUNO/-THAT PROBABLY A GET SET/ -THEY'LL THAT me vne TRIALS ARE predictable consumer could municipal building, but for ren ourself arguing about the wrong * 743 DRIVER WHO CRASHED SAID REFLECTION OFF BE CALLING YOU ABOUTTO RESUME, F/NDS change from his present state of ovations in the existing municipa hing. tf K532 THE SUN WAS IN HIS EYES/ THE HOOD, MIKSU ANY MINUTE.' building. BUT HE WAS HEADED -AND TAKES FROM HIS calm confidence to one of doubt South ruffed the opening lead 0 None SOUTH-AND THE POCKET A SIMPLE. BUT and then consumer spending The low bids received for gen- i dummy, cashed the king of w +AKJI095 SUkl WAS IN DEADLY, ESWCE.'— would fall, and so would busi- eral, plumbing structural steel, tearts and led the three of hearts JOT EAST THE EAST.' ness sales and earnings. heating and air conditioning, and 'rom dummy. East played low, And the aging business upturn electrical contracting indicate an ind declarer looked up at the 0 73 2 estimated $90,800 cost for th :eiling for inspiration. could run afoul of the traditional 72 cycle, if any excesses should de- project, according to borough of- It was a bad ceiling, apparent- SOUTH* icials. 4 AQJ velop to trigger a downturn. y, for South went up with the V AJ109 But the economic signs on the ice of hearts and lost his slam, 0 J86J whole were, and are, remarka- iouth eventually went down two, South bly near unanimity in predicting Eaiontown nd North lit into Mm. West North &st "Why didn't you play the 1 V 2 0 continuing good times. Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Roach 3 NT Pass ,ack?" North demanded. "Don't Pass Pass For many business planners, and daughter, Debbie, Lafetra 4* Pass ou know about finesses?" 6 All Pass however, there are now some Ave., left Friday on a camping Opening lead _ "Finesses sometimes lose," new uncertainties to deal with. trip that will bring them cros South defended himself. "If I lose NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHA W What could racial strife do to country to California. They will he finesse and a trump comes production in some localities, to visit the Grand Canyon and Yel- back I haven't enough tricks. My shows trump support but no ace, WELL i THERE YOU 6PLENPI7/ NOWi lowstone National Park. ABBi TWINK/ YOUR ABOUT PAVING ilay works whenever the trumps king, singleton or void suit. The FLAT TIRE'S ALL YOU FOBYOUP, ireak 3-2, regardless of who holds jump is fine if your partner uses TO TRUST Guests in the home of Mr. am •^. WORK" ME TILL Bike Safety ihe queen." this bid and remembers it—but it \ Mrs. Robert S. Nicholson, Soutr TOMORROW/ Discussion Continues would be fatal if he thought'It St., are Mr. Nicholson's brother- showed strength. Talk Given in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs The discussion continued, with For Sheinwold's 36-page book- Frank Martin, Columbus, Ohio. much reference to mathematics, nferences from the bidding, am let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," At Playground other highfalutln subjects. It was send 50c to Bridge Book, The Sgt. and Mrs. Clifford L. Tu- all a waste of time because they Daily Register. Box 3318, Grand NEW SHREWSBURY - Bicy dahl have sold their home on were arguing afiout the wrong Central Station, New York 17, clcs are subject to the same Heritage Rd. and have moved b trick. N. Y. traffic laws that govern auto- Capehart Homes. mobiles, Police Chief James A. Declarer made his mistake a Herring told a group of nearly Guests In the home of Mr. an' the second trick when he cashed 200 New Shrewsbury playground Mrs. Herbert Anthony, Farm La the king of hearts. The correc License 8 ers in a recent discussion ol are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anthon; play is to lead a low trump and cycling safely. of Decatur, Ga., who are on thei try an Immediate finesse with By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST Chief Herring particularly em- way to Europe. the jack. In County MARY WORTH phasized that bike riders should If the finesse works, South can remember never lo make a left lead a trump to the king and WHY DONT YOU GO TO PAT5Y turn without stopping and Iook- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Magathai As Dentists and son, John, Maple Ave., hav clear up the trumps. If the fi- AND TELL HER THAT INSTEAD OF ng; and that they should ride nesse loses, there will still be two TRENTON -Eight Monmouth m NEVER OPEN \\ ™.EN «U.«W_CIO5EJT TRYING TO LIVE HER. LIFE. FOR HER single file on the right side of relumed from a camping trip t County residents were among 99 Virginia' and Pennsylvania. trumps in dummy and even THE DOOR OF THIS YOU'LL LIVE. IT WITH HER.-FOR. the highway. rump return cannot stop South New Jersey residents announced HOWE TO THAT MAN, lONfi P6 YOU AXE GRANTED After the chief's talk, the play, rom ruffing another diamond in today by the state Board of Den- MR.?. WORTH! THAT PRICELE65 PRIVILEGE? Mrs. Thomas Nash and son Ste grounders were awarded prizes dummy. Then declarer can dis- tistry as having passed exami- phen, Birmingham, Ala., are vis- for bicycle decorations and par- card two diamonds anti two nations in May and June to ting Mrs. Nash's parents, Mayor ticipated in bike races for various spades on dummy's clubs after practice dentistry in the state. and Mrs. Herbert E. Werner, age groups. drawing trumps. Tinton Ave. The new dentists from Mon- Highlight of the recreation pro- It is usually wise to postpone mouth are: gram was a l<%-mile bike ride Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Va a finesse for the queen, but don'l Theodore Wlnslow, 112 Leonard from Sycamore playground to Keuren, Broad St., are vacation- completely rule out the Immedi St., Red Bank; Martin M. Acam- Kepwell Park, where playground- ate finesse. It may be neces ing in Maine for several weeks. pora, 7 Sixth St., Matawan; Rob- ers picnicked, swam, and took ary to draw Ihe trumps and stil ert J. Schor, 762 Greens Ave., part in field events. preserve a ruffing trick in dum Dirk Barett, Summit, is visi Long Branch; Ernest J. Kijak, Playground activities sponsored my. ing Stephen Lawrence, South S R. D., Englishtown; Albert H. by the Recreation Commission Dally Question Swain, Peskin Dr., Farmingdale; are under over-all direction of THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Miss Beth Purdie, Farm La., Patner opens with two hearts Charles A. Trad, 65 Richmond Nicholas G. Costa. Assisting Mr (forcing to game) and the nex Ave., Deal; William J. Hemp- Costa at Sycamore playground is visting relatives in Old Forge, Pa. player passes. You hold: S—10 stead, Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean TS YEARS AGO-OUR PHANTOM'S GRANOFATHE/!- NOT EXACTLY- HE'S SO STRONG 3 BLAST-WHAT are Miss Beverly Youree, Mrs, 8 2, H-Q 8 7 6, D-7 3 rove; Michael J. Friedman, 307 — ANPSO SHY /DOES ONE I SAW >OU WHEN Gladys Field, and Robert Thome. C—7 2. What do you say? Fourth Ave., Belmar. ALL JUNGLE PEOPLE KNOW IT — TOO SHY TO 3 SAY TO ^ -1 At Swimming River playground YOU VISITED MY AS A SAFE6UARP AGAINST TAtK TOME-^Jt GIRL? ( Answer: Bid 2 NT. Show the BROTHER- ER- THAT HARM- activities are directed by Gene Everett weakness first and the trump It doesn't cost it pays to MARK ON THE POST.' Camarigg and Miss Ginny Berg- Mrs. Patrick Brogan of Irving- support later. Some experts have advertise your business service LIKE THE MARK ON lund. Pine Brook playground HIS WRIST— • ton spent several days last week a special bid for a hand of this with a Daily Register Classified WHAT 15 IT? programs are directed by Mrs with her son-in-law and daugh sort: a jump to four hearts. Thislad. Field and Ricky Pirozzi. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibso Program plans include Softball. of Sunnyside Rd. horseshoes, track events, and "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean other sports; arts and crafts; Nancy Winters, daughter o For Thursday, July 23 hobbies; and children's games Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Winters o of all kinds. To date, nearly 2,000 Sunnyside Rd., accompanied her Present—For You and playgrounders have participated grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yours . . . What you know h Winters of Mlddletown, on a trip to New York City to see Oper- more important than who you 2,528 Visit ation Sail. They also visited Mrs, know in this instance. Mutual RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA Joslah Wauchope at Stapleton effort pays off handsomely now, S. I. so co-operate with others and Playgrounds you'll all cash in. There's extra Mrs. Charles Meyer of Jerse money available and you might In Red Bank City was a ",uest Friday of M as well have some of it, so make and Mrs. Charles Conover Su your move while radiations back RED BANK - The Parks and nyside Rd. up your efforts. Recreation Department's fourth week of summer playground ac Dinner guests of Mr. and Mr Future ... A company's suc- tivity ended with 2,528 visits Alfred Williams, Everett Rd., Past • • • Per capita income bringing the four-week total to Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fret varied In 1963 from $3,372 in cess will depend more and more 10,347. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. t Nevada to $1,379 in Mississippi. on the abilities of specialists. 1 The pet fair was the highlight Suidym and Mr. and Mr: After Nevada, the states with Demands for people who have at all three play areas. At the Thomas McClure and childre highest per capita figures were been professionally trained in high school, awards for outstand- Gail, Tom, .Jerry and Robert Delaware ($3,250); Connecticut some special aspect of business ing pets went tn Rnnny Carter Yonkers, N. Y. Mr. and Mn ($3,162); New York ($3,000) is expected to increase by about Jonathan Polnnsky, liernie Staf Williams recently entertains and New Jersey ($2,900). 25% between now and 1970. ford, Kathy Knvaleski, Alvin C'a- three Viet Nam soldiers In trair gle and Judy Davis. ing at Fort Mormmuth. The Day Under Your Sign MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Pet awards were won at the Oakland Street playground by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conovi ARIES (Born MarcJi 21 to April 19) LIBRA (S.pt. 23 to Oct. 22) Glen Brutnn, Debbie Verneau visited Sunday with Mr. and Mr Mixed pUneuty vibration! detvxe « (Aim Tin; it an in»pir»tiorul diy wlkai jroo ' V3UR FATHER TOOK. I MADE A MISTAKE, LYNN, IN VOU'VE OPENED Mary Minor, Parn Patterson, and morning, hot «n llnsuMe nflernoon. can tr*n»l»te clever idti* into iction. NOT PUSHIN& THE POLLUTION MY EYES, SON, AND I'M Lazlo Gyetvai at Roseland. THE CONTRIBUTION, LYNN, BUT IT Michael Alvich. Pnm Vorneau TAURUS (April 10 to Miy 20) SCORPIO (Oct. n *o Nov. 21) WASN'T A BOIBE AS "VOU , BILL, BUT I'M GOING TO DO BEGINNING TO SEE THINGS. Put your Wftln in ofdrr, raying atten- Remitter, friendships, itid nlh«r pentoti THOUGHT...IT WAS HONEST. rr NOW NO MATTER WHAT VOOR WAV? won a safety poster contest ahd THIRD niRTHDAY tlotl u til* illfhlttt riflltl. affair* tre under benefic infii*enc«. THE COST / Mary Lou Layton won a cake MIDDUiTOWN — Rachel Roi GEMINI (May 21 lo Jun« 211 SAGITTARIUS [N«v. 22 fo D#c. 21) baking contest. Thii i* I B"vi <1»y f« rtCfMli'nal iKin't »*»i]me IKW fthligitioos for the nv>- etsky, daughter of Mr. and Mr. lit*. You'll iiu'1 plfnly r( ^nvp At Memorial Park, an out-of- M. David Rodetsky, Normand; CANCER (Juna 22 to July 21 CAPRICORN (D.c. 22 to Jin. 20) town cat, entered by Alise Hocrum Ct., celebrated her third birth- AflvirKe rilicri invr>! Fni<»y MMtir "f (tit ure'i hfiuty. award, ,is did the entries limnc Attending were Christopher tEO (July 2! lo A1/9. 211 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 fo Tob. 19) You'll W [ki^iUr will! Ihe cotf-Mt Wlutfvfr ymi want, you're IjWIy to gt\ Odiise Taylor, F'red Howard (iiiinone. David Smylhe, Linden iiri.lcr fiirt-ftit T»> i. Lurky ymi! Stephio Smith, Kim Grandorsoi and David Kiblcr, Margaret, Kll'- V1SO (Aug. 72 to S.pt. 22) PISCES (Fob. 20 to March 20) and Junior Hooker. abolli and Ociln Marr, all of A iKctic mrunc Hr« tltead, to gtt • Yms n>u!rl «im1 vi|i in » ifn^tit trirtimmi Normandy Ct; Sleven and Gail little tf»t In •dfJ/ice. if jfm ,-,,,/M m tnpm. », TYPIST AND SJENO AOJUSTORS Colonial-Used- ANNOUNCEMENTS '/r CPX otJU*. £uc>rie&c«i is an*. Waurict Schwartz & Soni fxatawblt. 848 iUv*i R>1., naac&i fL&bemeaU m IHU umic FOUND . Fair Ka-vec ;oo«i hand writing, jBend tl V7. Front Bt. VM Bank 747-tf7ST *.O. hot HI, Red Buik. ... National (of. Co. But 3 Complete Rooms of tttt VOLKSWAGEN - Bur y, re MARINE SUPPLIES FOUND — In Holnvkl; Uo Collie; AUTO- ErmrtHlnc lor the Boatman New Jer- f>OCKET MAKER. — Oa UdiM' co»U. Box 151. We* Trenton. N. J. malt. Chain ccUu, no tu. Inotilra it \d |6 Z-4BOO. sey's largest marine, supply houst. rop wage*. Union ibop. 35 br. week. Phone 609-599-9595 Batontown aFCA. Erlorude Sales and Bervics racatkm with pay ind «21 paid boll- Furniture CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE - THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ays. Apply Adams Bro«., 25 South FOUND — Small boat, adrift, FaJr 98SO. Power steering, brake«, auto- 24 Wharf Ave. 741-87W Red Bank fridge Ave., Red Btnlc. Haven area., Call matic tranfmiJBion, good condition, Open Sunday* and Holidays 9 am-1 pin 264-2907 2642256. ,EGAL SECRETARY — Capable oT HELP WANTED-Male - Female „ - Take over Balance $246 1M9 OLD8MOB1LE — 88. Convertible. SAIL. AWA\ — For a day or week. aBuming complete charge of lawyers LOST ~ Ca-rlton Theater, brown waJlet, Available for charter. Stout Kella. Sr. 7ice in Bay shore &rea. Salary com- containing J16, papers and. credit One owner, excellent condition, black Class Inboard auxiliary sloop, 26'8 x c*rd« Finder keep money, return wal- lift red interior. Call 842-0859 after ;nfitirate with ability and experience. PART TIME HELP • J Piece Colonial Living Room Suite p.m.' for' al>/)Qlatnient. 7'6 x 3'10. Spacious ":'jckpit seats eight piles kept in confidence. Write to let to W. A. Dunn, 140 Lake Ave., more for day sailing. Cuddy cabin, A.i'." Box Ml, Red Bank. Fair Haven. 747-52W, I960 AUSTIN HEALEY 30(1 ~ DeLuxe. ,,v^'I Icebox for lour overnight Ex- NEEDED • 3 Piece Maple Bedroom Suite jwder blue, radio, overdrive. A perienced sjjlora only. Call 741-2SOO. KECKER AND ARRKMBLY WORK— .earn puff, JH75. Autoport USA, IU. BOAT-MOTOH-TP-AIITEP. ~ 54W). 15!V x|ierlem.'e not necessary, full time HOURS AVAILABJJ: DAILY • 5 Piece Round Table - Four Chairs TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION 36, Highlands. 872-0500, inabmU, 4<> h.p Jlercury outboard, ork. Apply Lilllf Silver Oleaneri, 601 8:30-1:00 — 5:30-9:30 p.m. -- oil, extra- •"'•'-*"< ranch Ave.. Little Silver. SATUHUAY—8:3O A.M.-5 P.M. plus accessories and Reconditioned Refrigerator DAILY RIDE—To Freehold from Mld- RENAULT PEUGEOT VO5. THE WORK IS PL.EASANT . . . CALL rtletown. Applebrook area. Monday AUSTIN HEALEY • SPRITE SACRIFICE ~ Leaving country., 35' PERATOR WANTED — Must have ING FROM YOUK OWN DESK IN through Friday. Will pay mileage. Can MONMOUTH MOTOttS S|>ortn Fisherman. (Dotumentedi 220 illowing. Apply John's Beauty Salon, OUR OFFICE. TELEPHONE SALES djuat houn. 671-0131 after 6 p.m. Hwy 35 542-2414 Entontown EXPERIENCE IS NOT ABSOLUTELY Pay $3 Weekly Clirysler Marine. Flying bridge, afilp to tt Broad St., Red Bank. 741-1M5. NECESSARY, BUT PLEASANT TELE 960 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Two fllioro. d^ptil finder, radio illrectlona.1 PHONE VOlftE AND PLEASING PER door hardtop. V-9 automatic, puwer (Iniler, many extras. 291-2848. XPERIENCBD waJtrejses wanted. Ap- SONALITY ARE EXTREMELY HELP- AUTOMOTIVE steering. Call after 4 p.m. 787-0250. SEVEN ROW BOATS — Ono boat In- ly In pemoR Shore Point Inn, Highway FUL IN MAKING YOUR EARNINGS Holmdei Rd., Hazlet. UNLIMITED. FOR INTERVIEW CALL Field Furniture AUTOS & TRUCKS 1958 PONTIAC ~- Two-door hardtop, board motor, 25 Eel traps. Call itlck Hurzt, 430 rear, posl-tractlon, WOU 229-2668 lOTHER'B HELPER WANTED — T«-57M. "OK." 141-5451, SOME FULL TIME POSITIONS ALSO 17" INBOARD RUNABOUT — 135 h.p. leep In, some houae work. Anbury Warehouse 1963 AUSTIN HEALEY 1959 RENAULT — Good condition, J295. Chrysler motor, skis, and dockage ln- ark area. J15 per week. Call 531-3135. AVAILABLE. 52,650 Call alter 8 p.m. oluded. In the water, $750. Call 291-0378. IOOK-HOUBEWOHKER — Part or lull BARB EMPIJOYMENT AGENCY 7-11 East Front Street FANTASTIC SPOKTS CAR - 3000 De 787-3381 14', 1958 RUNABOUT — Good condition, ime. Sleep in or out. References. CaM Qualified Penoonel For Quality Ord«ri Luxe. Tonneau cover, overdrive, wire 1959 FORD STATION WAGON — Coun- with 1962 Mercury 20 h.p. engine, IRte 12-1332. 210 Broad Lone Branch 2224747 Keyport, New Jersey wheels, one owner. Mint condition. try Squire. Extra gnow tires and wheels ,-. $300. Call S12-0fll5 between 6-D pm L-ERK-TYPIST—Must have Rood tyj>- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY USED AUTOPORT USA — Highland!, N.J. Everj order it applicant our ipectalty J950 7(7-1291. FIBEROLAS WOODPUSSY — Dacron :f; ability. Salary high. North Jersey FREE DELIVERY - FREE STORAGE" PHONE 8T2-0500 19«2 CHEVROLET — Impala, powder dill, K'Jod coildltlon, W50, Write "B.C." 12 Broad St. R»d Bank 7(7-3481 1>61 PORD FALCON station wagon. blue, sports coupe, automatic trans- Box 511, Red Bank IAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES SCHOOL BUS DRIVER — Apply ai • For Appointment 264-3021 - Mr. Paul Broad St. 7<7-3355 Red BarfU Deluxe. Standard, Excellent Condition. mission, power steering and brakes, 13' FIBERGLAS MFG — And 1983 40 Bennett Broa. Corp., 218 East Rd. J00O. Call 872-0284. whltcwall tires, radio, neuter, seat h.p. electric Johnson motor, low hours, mST ™ Dentai olflce, 4V5- BftUord. Open Thurs. & Fridays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 1959 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON— belts, original owner. Must sacrifice. ay week, experience preferred, Ky AIR BRUSH ARTIST DRAFTSMAN CARS 568-8507. Matawan. like new, includes trailer, custom cover, Other days 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. NIrtft passenger, clean, all power, big ort area. Phone 264-2117. new battery, speedometer, anchor, Part-time, to make layouts In persp«c1 motor, automatic t rani m las Ion. ffl&O, TOLKBWAGKN 1957 — very ;>inv. "• cushions, running lights. In water "LEANER — 9-3;3Q.* Apply In person. tlve of boaU and Homes. Write "B.D, Call 671-0623. jellent condition. »595. AUTOPORT, ready to go. |850 or best offer. Call Boi 511, Red Bank. • On* year warranty USA, Highlands, 872-0500. 741-3246, L0 a.m. to 2 p.m. RIvercrest Nursing isai PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — Con- itne, ,31 Chapln Ave., Rpd Bank EXPERIENCED - Waitress and bui FOR SALE FOR SALE vertible. Power steering and brakes, CHRYSLER — 1938 sedan, very good 1962 PEARSON — W Hberglas sport MOTHER'S HELPER — Bleep In, light boys. Apply Old Union Houae, R«d • Lew bank ratal radio heater, very clean and new top. condition. »0O. Private owntr, mult fisherman. 188 dray marine. Call 1" household duties. $15 a week. Ban**. Ask lor head waller, 11 a.m. or In service. Sacrifice, must well. 462697<3 sell. 842-1687 after 6 p.m. evening. 371-5510. 5314141 5 p.m. No other tlrrte. NOT $25 LUMBER YARD J IM3 CORVAIR — Monza standard 1932 FORD — »100 or best offer. Cal 'AITRESS — Experienced. Apply In >ut much much less when you buy your • Minimum down pint. •hill, 11660. Autoport., TJBA, «tJ-0500, CLEARANCE SALE I41-H20 BUSINESS NOTICES person. Harbor Restaurant, Atlantic SITUATIONS WANTED, Female .lumlnum awningi made by Kirich. Window units, snigles 59.99 taeh, win- II at. 3ff, Highlands. after 8:30 p.mj 'igMantlB, ess tlian half llie price ot custom dow units, double, $19.98 each. Picture t Bales Ssn 1962 CORVETTE — BlacH. Two tops. EXPEKIENCED BABYSITTER — By lade, Klrsch means quality. In stock Endows, small, 82" wida 42" high, lOUNTER GIHL — 6 p.m. to mld- o fit ANY width window. J15 and up. CLEARANCE LBVINEWEBB 300 li.p.. post-traction. Beat offer. 741 HAPPY HOURS ilght. Midnight tf> 6 a.m. DunWn Do- hour day or night, or weekly, S35 each complete with center aash. Hwy. 35 M2-102G KatontOwn 2672. 741-2233. \ttlc stairways In carton Cor 35VX lits 8G5 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. il" celling opening, »16&5 each. Worlc 1984 CHEVROLET — Pick-up truck, AUSTIN HEALEY 8PRITE - 19C3, NURSERY SCHOOL COUNSELOR — Counselor's aide to PROWN'S >RACTIOAL NURSE — Or nurse's aide. i2 Broad St. Red Bank 7*1-7500 renches, heavy duty, 2O"x72"x38" high, '63 IMPALA S1800. 80 First Ave., Atlantic High- Excellent condition. Radio, heater, sea Approved N. J. Board of Education ^I>p!y U\ pwtsovi. 10 a.m. lo 2 p.m. day cam!'. Red Cross Senior llfeaavlnK. IU.95 each. Flng pong tops, two piece, rtH, N. J. belts. Completely carpeted. Iuega26 Open For Summpr Rivercrest Nursing Home, 31 Chaptn lllng champion, piano, guitar, typing, ANTIQUE BEDS — Twin, beautiful i" thick, regulation, 5'x9', $11.95 per rack, two sidevlew mirrors. $1,450. Call Itegiflter now for fall semester 4, Red Banl:. :cellent with children, references. Cal] mahogany sleigh, complete with double wo piece top, no bases In stock. Pic- I960 81MCA — Two tons blue, white 747-2703 » to 5 waekdayH, 222-0944 alter Little Silver. 711-1811 «r 5 p.m. 747-1332. ure storm ^aasli, size GO" wide 55 V' SPORT COUPE hyallR, excellent condition, 1300. Call SECRETARIES — Perm Amboy area. wheeled piano ca^lera, box springs and 842-3518. p.m. rtd ODD JOBS — Cleaning cellars, attics WOMAN — DESIRES daytimn baby- Foam rubber mattresses, A bargain at ilgh, tone only), $14.89. Black top yards, etc. Hauling and trucking. Rea- Growth opportunity. Cam* In for more 5250. 741-8355. iealer, regular $3.05 per 6 gal. can, VOLKSWAOEN — 1962. Red converting 1958 FORD — Original owner, six- Information. sitting In her home. Win pick up and now |3.W. Hoot cement, 6 gal, can. Four-Speed cylinder, lour door, good condition, ble. BilJ Trucking. Call 264-7635. take home. 291-B400. , eicettent condition. Corns see and. make >AVBNPOR7 T PERSONNEL SERVICES Remington portable, 92.95 roof liquid coating, 5 gal, can* offer 899-4320. best offer. 291-9488, FIREPLACES" A SPECIALITY — All i i Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES days work. bod condition. Ideal back to school 2.95. Styrofoam, slza i'lftxl" thick, Lite* New 1081 RAMBLER—Cross Country station types of masonry. CHARLES HOWER, IOOICKEEPER — Part tlnw several Experienced, allso references. Call 741- Item. $30. Call 747-0916. 1.49 each. Peg board, 4'xS'xtt", !?•& ,1956 CHEVROLET CONVBRTEBLE — wagon. 100 per cent financing with ro Contractor. Call 747-4479. 7551. iich. Commoii nails (briglit) *9.» 100 New top, power picked V-8, »200. 'venlngs or any convenient hours, Fiill HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR — *25, b. Keg, All prices cash and carry, Call 291 — money down. Low weekly bank pay- Music For All Occasions charge tlioroughly experienced only. In good condition. Phone ments of S9.H. OasH Motor'. PA 1-7100. Hll 741-4487. WOMAN WISHES DAYS WORK FOR loaded la your car, AH »ale» IlniX 1963 CHEVROLET — Bel Air (out- TRE SCEPTRES Friday BM lroninc to do at home. Ca.ll T4T-0718 Poaltlvely no charges of any kind. 1954 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD - Air Four piece band 7(1-6623. . ! door, V-8 aedan li gold with a striking Call Bob Watson 112-284: EXPERIENCED HOSTESS WANTED- CLEARANCE ! red interior. It is a clean local ca conditioned. Seven tires. J125. Call 812- Apply In person. Shore Point Inn, Hwy. SPECIAL SHEETROCK RED BANK LUMBER | priced to sell at J1.OT0. 095S. J&D ROOFINO — outters and lead' 35 Hazlet. era. Free estimates, 10-year guarantee, SITUATIONS WANTED, BW« Comer pearl And Wall Street 1055 RJUUBLBft STATION WAGON - COUNTER GIRL — And checker, ex. 5c SQUARE FOOT tfed Bank 7-11-5500 •61 IMPALA Maurice Schwartz & Sons Good transportation. Oood condition 747-9742. Fair Haven. perlence not necessary, must be per- SEMI-RETIRED 4x7, 4x8. 4*9. 4x10. 4*12. Cash, carry. ||141 W, Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 Oomidetely overhauled, »125. 747-2153 GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Green lonable and neat, an year 'round work, WlshH work, office cleaning. Call KED BANK LUMBER, corner Fearl _'IANOa — Save WOO or more off HB« CONVERTIBLE 1M4 VOLKSWAGEN — 1500 B Station after 6 p.m. Landscaping. All phases of landscaping, ipply LITTLE SILVER CLDANERS, 787-6138 and Wall Sts. Red Bank. price, brand new 83-noto consolt piatwi. wagon. Low mileage. 12,300. For im- DUE TO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION including maintenance Weekly, month- 101 Branch Ave.. Little Silver. 'RAUK IN your old rurmrur© wiUi no D-yAar frua.rantee. Come see, save. mediate salt. Call 284-6649 through Seven used cars, foreign and domestic, ly or season. F. Intermesoll. W-0S18 CAPABLE WOMAN — Live in as down payment and get a new parlor Rent, option to buy. Tenzer'e Mualo Thursday a.im. First firm offer buys. must bs sold this weekend. Make offer or 787-3240, mother'fl helper. General housekeeping FINANCIAL or dining room let at i&la prlcei. Wil- Store, 306 Main St., Lakewood. Fully Equipped 5n one or all. DWYER'S (opposite 1965 FORD — 3 21 Isky Cam 312 TIRED OF WAITING FOR lutlca. Some cooking. Occ&sslnal ILS-. liam Lett FuicttUTB Inc., Hfrf Si, WE BUX AMD BELL ANXTHDJO - •Two Guys") Hwy. 35, lllddltfown, 611- PAINTER? JI.V. Fox. Dial 787-7314. 1st with children. S3') per week. Call BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Mlddletown. 741-3213, open ev«nlnji tlU headtt, Mallory Ignition. Hurst. Just re- OS44. Contents of homes, stores., eiutai, Sharp built, Everything brand new. Best offer. 'ort M on mouth.. 41-5224. p.m. cellars attics, China, glassware, ao' Can bB seen at Rcder's Cities Bervlce, 1958 0LD8M0BILE — Convertible, full INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY — Ma- River Rd. and Bingham, Rumson. BULLDOZING AND BACKHOE - chine. Makes ice cubes. For sale at 50c EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE - Uques, art objects and all bnc-a-brae, power, automatic. Good condition, Riasonable rates. Call 787-3658 ol HELP WANTED-MALE a bag. Attached to liquor store. Presenl Including two outdoor Iron seats. Also Riucll'l. 25 Hast Front 8L 7U-16S3. TRIUMPH — 1957. Oone to service. clean. $550. 741-0231. 2114-3354 owner housebound and cannot service. modern pieces and bric-a-brac. CaJl Bist offer. Ml Klver Rd,, Fair Haven. 1955 BVJICK — RoadmasUr convertible. Service company will train owner oi 747-5251 between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. BEDROOM FURNITURE — CompIeW 741-5321. WOULD YOU LIKE a modern, ceranv MACHINISTS FIRST CLASS with new mattress and box spring. •53 CHEVY It New top, new tires, all electric power, ic tiled bathroom? Free estimates, SHBEfT METAL LAYOUT MEN service machine. Two years old. $3,000, REFRIGERATOR — 8 CU, It., Clean, 741-2561. Nova, 4-ir., Automatic 1955 FORD — Automatic transmission, radio, heater. KH5. 741-1918; Call 264-7912. POWER BRAKE OPERATORS 671-3O5. perfect, |50. Call radio, healer, good cndltlon, best offei 1955 TWO-DOOR. CHEVROLET — Ex- CLEAN CELLAR, YARDS, GAUAGES (SET UP) COMBINATION STORE — Meat.s gro- 741-4009 DAVENPORT SOFA BED $43 PER MONTH over 1100. 787-0019. cellent second car, J225. Call — Have truck. Light hauling. Call ceries and vegetables. Reasonably Good condition. f35 G71-2384 after 3 p.m. 741-2149. 'ermanent posltlont excellent conditions priced. (68-0953. LEAKY Cs.U 7«nJ6 1932 CORVAIR — Mania. Automatic md benefits. transmission. Radio, heater, white 1900 MOA — Flnt condition, »8D5. CAHPENTEH WORK — Alterations, gutters oin't do t)>» tioun any good. •63 RAMBLER SEDAN walls, 11495. One owner. Autoport, USA, Cnit evenings t to I Call for free estimate on genuine Rt. 36, Highlands. 872-0900. rooms, garages, paneled rooms, MORTGAGES 50% Automatic, Power steering 787-0870 screened porches. ED. LUKER, 741-21OS LAVOIE LABORATORIES AUXJA WHITE ALUMINUM gutters. nore hiding power with Cook and Dunn 1957 PONTIAC — Four-dopr hardtop, 1955 CHEVROLET — »20O. 1955 Ply- CELLARS —Attica, yards cleaned, also BANK RATJCS PROWN'S Jne Coat No drip wall paints. Forget Hydramatic, radio and heater. 1350. INC. two coat painting. 1000 colors, «Jfl.T9 gal, $40 PER MONTH mouth, S.1TC. 10' Mack Van, S10O. Two light trurtttng, moving, t&IMEDIATB CASH 12 Biuaa St. Red Ban* 141-7J0O 741-4088. milk trucks, best oHer. 3.64-076T after 6. 767-7620 MorganvUlet N. 3. lit. 2nd, 3rd Mortgages 1956 CADILLAC — Sedan CaVllle, good An E $36 PER MONTH 1963 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE — 327 AJ>S. "Hustls to Russell" to Inspect ktEN WANTED—Pact-Ume evenings to JfeOOO month $35.11 tion. UBed three weeks. Call stick, Posl-tractlon. Must sell, Call scaping service. Experienced estimate clean offices, Red Bank-Long Branch 8424168 kit. citizens band, transceiver radio, and buy a top reconditioned Cadillac. given. HUNT BROS., 741-4732. area. Wrlto ••J3.J..." Box 511, Red Bank WESTERN FUNDIN8 complete, antenna and lead-in, S55. TW 291-103° Oldsmoblle or other make carl 7U-43U FO 3-S801 THREE-PIECE — Blue Sparkle drum 2-4111. '63 FORD GALAXIE 500 1950 PONTIAC! Catallna convertible. Ab- SMALL GASOLINE ENGINES RE' [•KIM MAN WANTED — Some experl Our Bonded Paraonsi Rrepresent&tlve set. Base, snare, and tom-tom.' Like Moor Hardtop, V* automatic solutely no cash needed. Take over low PAIRED — Lawnmowera, chain saws, ;nce preferred, but will train. Good Will Call At Your Horn* At Your new. 787-2040. 'OLAROID J6S CAMERA — With weekly bank payments of 99,62. Oasis MOBILE HOMES portable pumpH, generators. Call M2- •ajr. Call 7«-78fW, Est. 43. Convenience. So Obligation. carrying case, original cost $106. Sell Motors. PA 1-7100, 4615 any hours. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE for $55. used very little. T41-8143. $50 PER MONTH 10'x45' FRONTIER Trailer. Two hed- REGISTRAR — For private Bchool, FIRST ANLi SECOND MORTGAGES 1962 IMPERIAL. — LeBaron four-dooi HAND MASSAGE — Active and pas ''art time. Sales experience preferred. AVAILABLE — Edwin g. Stark, Real room. Take over payments. Call 787- alve exerciae, re.luca in complete prl lall between 4-9 p.m. 264-75T5. Rent A Piano $12 per Month MAPLE BEDROOM SET hardtop. What a pleasure! Turn on the Eslatt and Mortgage Consultant. 284- ive pieces; with spring and mattren •63 MONZA COUPE air conditioning And drive as fur as 0507, vacy. Call 741-0686. 8x45 TRAILER — Very good condl- KNABE, MASON-HAMUN, SOHMER. Call 291-1700 Automatic sharp you want In complete comfort. This fine ANCHOR DETECTIVE AGENCY INC- PRODUCE CABLE-NELSON. BVBEETT STECK, car has complete power equipment and Ca Prlvatc investigatora. Specialist In l iUCNIC TABLE Is priced to sell at 93,495, - " 787-7437 MANAGER Cookman Ave. k Main St. Asbury Fk. tnlnlng divorce evidence (or court pro- ASSISTANT MANAGER MERCHANDISE Open dally till 9 Sat. Ull 5:30 Two benches, like new, $25. Call after $43 PER MONTH 1962 NEW MOON — 10 I 50. Sacri- cessing. Call 687-S01R. 1358 Burent Ave., 'ull time, must have some experience. , 775-C301 5. 787-4893. Maurice Schwartz & Sons fice. Private, Call Union. :jood opportunity In progressive de> FOR SALE 141 W. Front Bt. Red Bank 747-O7B1 jiartment store chain. DANISH SOFA — Anil clialr. Five TRAVEL-AII! AIR COOLER — 22x16. •63 PONTIAC CATALINA 787-4480 SMALL JOB SPECIALIST ilece chrome dinette, [lve mahosany 3 speed, used once, stand Included, 1958 CHEVROLET — Station wagon. No Job Ion small. Apply to food department manager. Convertible, lull power, HKo new CLEARANCE - On all new and used $2.99 occasional tables, all practically new reasonable, 711-1353. AIR-CONDITIONED Very good condition. V-8, automatic mobllt homes and travel trailers. Buy CM 7tttlnjfhoil8« froal PERSJAiN COAT — U-J8, Spinet piano, years old. cw live outside. Call eluding automatic windows/ One owner and low mllt- EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Fll EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC — Tree. A-l condition. J40. sofa, chairs, lamps, Ubles, and mis- 872-1609 4-door, Ml power six-way seat and cruise con- IM co«. Very clean. k time or part Umn evenings 5:30 tc Apply only if Interested in Bteady, year 671-2097 cellaneous. 741-9036, trol. Excellent throughout. 9 30, Call Sonny's Restaurant, BeKord, PUPPIES — Seven weeks old, Sprinter 787-flWS. 'round position. Sea Ben RassaH, Rasaaa PORTABLE — Electric typewriter, Twi GARAGE DOORS — Four section, siza Spaniel type, reasonable. Call $43 PER MONTH Broa., 395 Broad St.. Red Bank. 741-5180 9'7' on & special purchase - JM.D5. RUSSELL OPERATORS wanted on ladles coat! tone, low suing mofiefl. Very sttflbtl; 842-3OJ2 RUSSELL HANDYMAN WANTED — Muot have Used. $140 or best offer. Call 566-0400. Cash anu Carry. RED BANK LUMBER, and lining makers also under pressers. driver's license and bo willing to under- corner Pearl and Wall. BLACK LABRADOR PUPPIES—Seven •61 CHEVY WAGON Oldsmobile-Cadillac 1 Oldsmobilo-Cadillac Call 747-1761. ATTIC FAN — Nver uied, 36" wit weeks did, AKC registered, food hunt- n take diversified work consisting of basic PAINT SALE — Warehouse clearance. ing stortt. PL 7-8449. Nomad, air con., full power painting, cleaning houses, yards, wash- louver and timer, reasonably Ci Company Company EARNINGS Tor present needs and V.S 741-1305. National brands. Flat and satin finish. Savings Buntl3 for family security. De ing windows, etc, All year-round ateady 98c gallon, 40c quart. Sapolln house WEIUARANER — Have pipers, jood 100 Newman Springs Rd. 100 Newmon Springs Rd.> come an Avon representative and can work, 5 days per week. 560 weekly, paint and Ampruf trim, J3.95 RrtHon, watchdog. Two years old. X75. Call $47 PER MONTH tied Bank Red Bonk this pleasant way. Call 741-4343 or writ* Apply Samuel Telcher Agency, 287 OVER 1200 $1.25 quart. Many others. NO WHITE. 741-7378. Sirs. Margaret Oulolta. T. O. Box 190, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, 542-3500. colon of paint. We can match an Colorest Co. 13 Broad St., Red Bank. '61 CORVETTE Red Bank. Call for appointment. color, even the new darker tones. Coo GURMAN SHEPHERD PUP8 — Cham, and Dunn no drip paints cover bette: WALLPAPER SALE—In stock Thomai plon Hired, line bred. Outstanding qual- Convertible, automatic DENTAL ASSISTANT — Matawan-Kej COOK OR CHEF—Experienced. Steady Strahan wallpapers, at 50 per ren Ity at reasonable prices. 223-3547. 1 port area. Experienced preferred. C; employment. Apply Cabin In The Sky, P ROWN S off. Other odd lots and bargains, On« WK1MARANEH - Nine week, old, $66.66 PER MONTH rccT mlrnled, maUjre womrm. WiH Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Hlglilanas. week only starting Thursday. COLOR male, J50. Call A.P." Box Ml, Red Bank. 32 Broad St. Red Bank TU-T50 EST CO., 13 Broad St., Red Bank. 566-6202 CLERK-TYFIST ROUTE MEN BEDROOM SET — For sale, ve] '61 IMPERIAL F[JLL AND PART-TIME, STEADY reasonable. Call MRS. ROBERTS SEVERAL SADDLE PONIES — Oood Wanted In law office. YEAR-ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFFS. 787-4814 will be very happy to holp you ielect with children. Hardtop, full power m. CAR AND PHONE REqUHlED. your new window elmdei trom dozens 291-2653 CA.LL 452-1074 BETWEEN 10-12 NOON IAWM MOWER — Sealer. Asklnj 181 of 1W4 styles. Brlnj your rollers oi GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKO AMD 3-6 P.M. Call 741-0003 or your windows measured, no char* $47 PER MONTH EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS! AUTOS & TRUCKS 747-1104 registered, champions, must sacrifice, AUTO MECHANIC — Only experienced $35. 671-1530. man need apply. MOUNT ENGLISH LIONEL TRAINS — 0.27 with lis PROWN'S POODLE — Male. Black miniature. '61 CORVAIR MONZA table, several extm engines and can 32 Brond at. Red Bank 7U-T5& SALES CO., Mnple Ave., Red Bank, log roller Many extras, Reasonabli Three months. AKC registration. Shot*, Four-weed 8 to 5-.30, Monday to Friday. Call 741-5186. SCUBA CSEAIt — With everything. Col •••ormKl, paper trained. Call 566-771°. AI'TO MECHANIC — First class, after 6 p.m. $33 PER MONTH SUMMER perlenced on Chrysler products. Have RENT A TV 787-2412 (More Classified Adi ONLY THE DISCOUNT QUEEN own tools Clenn modern Hliop, ROCHI nr.Fiur.ERATon — 14 cu. ft HOI •61 CHEVY WAGON pay, Including aill benefits. Cull 542-1117 PnrtahlP day, npek BAYSHORE TV point. Two door, top freezer self ,1P On The Next Page) craatai miraclei. Your credit it good and CLEARANCE ACCOUNTANTS 36 Church St., KpanslmrK. 787-4400. frosting. S150. Call 2227562 after 5 p.m Brookwood, 4-door -Wnl-.iPiilnr ninl Senior nccountnnt. Kit Discount Quaen trusts you! Perimunrnt potfHIrm, liroRrea.ilve CPA No Cash Needed—Credit To All rirm orrcrs unlimited fntun\ Write $34 PER MONTH ON ALL OUR OK Howard Co., 25 Reckless; PI., Red Hnnk. '60 RAMBLER CLASSIC USED CARS! STUDENTS WITH CAR Four-door Sedan For work In Atlantic Highland!, Leo- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY nardo, Belford, Keansbure, Middle- Bargain 1963 CHEVROLET town. Fuller Brush Co., &35-J5O per A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! weok, early evenings and Saturday LowcJl Weekly '60 Falcon $4.80 Impala convertible. Radio, a.m. Call IU 2-51B9 between 6-8 p.m. '60 CHEVY IMPALA only. Payments Fully equipped. heater, whltewalls. Power Wagon, V », Auto. '59 Pontiac $6.80 RETIRED MAN -— Or student ran Adding Machines — Typewriters '42 Caddy JI6.40 Star Chief, hardtop, steering, six - cylinder, earn $100 plus In spare time. We set Equipment For Hire Odd Jobs $36 PER MONTH Hardtop, lull power. full power. you tip in yaur own easy business. standard transmission. You need transportation lo Little silver ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriter* Front end loader, with driver, also MASOXRY ,ieps and aldowalki. air conditioned. '59 M«rcury $5.90 sold, rented, repaired. Serplco'i 101 tractor with plow, disk, trader, take. '62 Falcon $7.20 nml 25 or more frien.la T41-0ai7. 1IOU3E PMNT1NC1. and carpentry, •59 CHEVY BEL AIR Hardlop, Full power Itonmouth St., RBCI Dank 747-O4&Y Hourly or dally. Insured. 016-4271 patios, ncasonnhli- rnles. 741-1582. Sedan, fully equipped '59 T-Bird $7.80 noOKl«arl Bt., Expertly on braided nylon. »l.5o a '59 FORD C'TRY SEDAN Ked Bank. Trompt s«rvic«. ltrand StortliiB clmps from 70c. '61 Plymouth $7.30 full power. fullv equipped heator, six-cylindor stand- on Ml Uc\\ Brtnli, pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy 4 door Stollort wagon Carl Wllms. LES', :ifi Ilroad St. '59 Buick $7.20 Chevrolet. Atlantic Highlands. 291-0305 FULL PRICE $795 full power. '58 Ch«vy $4.20 ard. •58 WILLYS PICK-UP Hardtop, full power. Delroy, fully equipped AUTOS & TRUCKS Painting and Decorating '61 Falcon ?6->0 '59 Old« $5.70 '57 Chevy $5.40 Auto and Truck Rental Home Improvement! 4'Wheel drive with plow Auto., RS.H Full power. Bel Air, 2 dr., HT WORKING MAN'S contractor. AKe:. L. II. HILL - I'alnur Interior and FULL PRICE $995 '60 Buictc $8.60 '69 Lark $4.80 lully equipped. 1961 CHEVROLET AV1B Rent a new car or truck. Low atloni, additions, p&lntlnr, masonry, axterlor. No Jobs too lares or too Electra "235" Canv. Fully equipped. '57 Ford $3.80 ratei. Maple Av*., Red Bank. 747- litnall ]ob« too. Fhonv •v«nlns;i 660* »mall. Very ressonable. Call 747-BA30. lull power. Bel Air. Radio, heater, six- •62 CHEVROLET '57 PONTIAC WAGON '59 Old» $6.10 Station Wagon 0309. 774-3214. Dally 7 s_m.-10 p.m. 1714. OAHI, II. JONES — Palntlni and Impala '60 Ford $6.20 Hardlop, Fully equipped cylindor Power-Glide. CIIA11LE9 HOWER CONncAOTOR decoratlnc. Fully Insured. For fret $595 FULL PRICE Converllblo Four door tiardtopi while Diamond! Bought or Restyled estimate call T47-3041, U no answtr fully equipped. '55 Dodg. $2.20 wllh red Interior, equipped Additions, Improvements, Remodel* oall after fl p.m full power. '58 Clwyjl.r $4.80 Fully Equipped Ing, All lypes mason work. 747-447°. *60 Corvair $6.10 Follow Your Friends To with all power features In- Let u* buy tho diamonds you don't 4 door station wagon '54 Buick $2.40 cluding power steering ond TOM SLATE -.Painting md Dacor^ For Further Information Sedan, fully equipped wear or let tin restyle ttiem for you atlnn. General Contracting, fully In. lull power. II.T., Fully Equipped brakes. Excellent through- personalty, aeusslllei. 3S Ilroad fit Moving and Storage stired. 20 years experience. Frae Mtl. '60 Old* $7.80 out. mntcs. 741-4110 after 6 p.m. Convertible J5EAL WAY WILL MOVB — fiTre« full power. FOR THE LOWEST PRICES Electrical Contractor rooms 5J0. four nitnns XVI, (lve tnami AND THE LONGEST TLRMS'.lt RUSSELL Roofing, Siding and Insulation DIAL 291-1101 '60 Olds $8.60 154, ilx rooms K>8. Also World Wide rtiCSlUBlNTlAt and commercial wir- Hervlcp. For free estunat* call 462- "98" Hardtop, CIRCLE Oldsmobilo-Cadillac ing. New Installation nr rapslr P12I nr 3BS-391*. OI.SKN OO. INC. Hoofing. HIdlns ft full power. Red Bank Auto Discount Center ••rvlct. Allen Electric. 747-0011 Iniulntlnn Installed and nuaranleed 158 FIRST AVENUE Company tor 10 years. 775 0706, 2D1-OOI0. '60 Chryiler $8.20 Nursing Home ? pass, station wagon CHERVOLET CO. 100 Newman Spring! Rd. Entertainment ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS full power. 325 Mflplo Ave., Red Bank Red Dank Ifolmdel Nurstni }Iome. For tht- oon- Tel. Answering Service 1000 MAIN STREET Tickets available for latait Bro«0> valtscent, chronically 111 and difficult '60 Dodg* $6.40 741 -0910 LBT Ufl BE jour ncr«tary. No need f A. M. to » P. M. Polara. 4 door, 741-3130 way Snows and Major Sport! SvinU. nu»lng ear* palUntl. Man Hwj. R lo miss ealli. M hour answering station wagon FP. BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. 17t Uonraouth It. KM Bank. UcJmdaU M«-U00. Mnlea. 741-4700. tlAL BTAW FOR KMT APASTMENTS HOUSES FOB SALE BQUSE3 FO» 8AtE B£AL ESTATE | THE DAILY PfcGISTER APARTMENTS , JuJy 22, VETS UWCBfiPT - Split Jtvtl, oi* c*r ATOHTOWB <3RKM GROYE GARDENS IM tida tte. iwl <&*£>(«. tfjf you VJ Urge tot will- /wr tugtuaui WRY CLU8 .. P. . . VU $95 UP IJ cirpet <%% interest, low VeU No Down monthly payments. Close to St. Approxtmat«ljr $74 per mooUi INCLUDES PRIX BEAT. HOT WATIR. Our 13 MJeipeopU btvt client* waiting AVE. Leo's, Garden State Ptrkwty. (Subject to VJL Approval) OOOIONOJOAS. Auw3fMn>motiSa: tor your lUUn«. Tfe«y u%e,Llao l*ve*tro«nl •wumnlpit la roar OTTO ptlnu Mlm TV tad plum* outleti. IS eu. rt. refrUrer> property. C*ii u» for t Q"iek Mle. Two club right oa tae. flte . . . calT minutes •tor, parking and walk-In >tora(e fa- landscaped lot in Middjetown. oCflccs curving you. »w«y fiom octkn b«thin», wbiu HOLMDEL - Gorgeous view, ex- culties. Sptcloui roonu, large cloMtj, baths, one-car garage. Many WALKER * WALXER beaches, boatlflg, flaninE; and Uon_ _ walk to ihopplni pin,, bueei. Khooli. treme privacy large variety ' of Bhoppiuj Ccnttr . . . on« block tram Swim club for tenant, on!;. more extras. Realtor* witiin wattlnj aijUnce o! •xpress trees and shrubs, two bedrooms, Full Price $10,500 Shrewrtury ottlc* jttlddlelown OfHce the Wul aite at Port Mor.moutn Directions: Garden State Parkway to living room, kitchen and large '* B713311 buu to Newark and Niw fork Cltr! Exit 117 to Rt. 35-3S. East on 36. past screened porch. 14*/$ acres. $60, DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNLRS- 3rd traffic light, left on Floreaci Ave. «in« trans(erTPdT HOUM too imall* • ALL—Electric kitchens with OE Phone 281-1S16. 000. BRITE REALTY Mortfaje payment! too high? Don t ranje with hood. QE refrireiator OE Inc. wait, call us now we'll buy your homi AIR CONDITIONING. A.mS» dS-street NEWLY DECORATED — Font-room 3370 Hwy. 35 Hazlet MANKLV ASSOt'lATEB. 611-5353. lighted parklDK artas. apartment, Branch Ave. Utilities in- HOLMDEL - Brick home located iludecl Arinltff only. 741-7(fifl. on seven acres rolling land well 264-0666 741-3636 WANTED e7fui|(ir 3i4-KOOM APARTMENTS Daily 9-8, Saturday, Sunday, 10-6. ck r Molmdtl. Wr "A I. (ONE-BEDROOM) FURNISHED — Three rooms, utllltiei landscaped. Asking $50,000. Box 511. R ii Bank. 1122 MONTH llneni. parking;. Reliable RdultH no pets. 7e large bfiirooms. l",j bathd, $R1 10 »!!5 |.IT mui'lli |nr Im-nn (TWO BELJKOOllB) lake in Matawan. Call livine room wit'ith firtpl&ct, dinlnj room, personnel. THE BERC5 AOEKCY, R 666-1061 beautiful landscaped property, G. E. Kilclienen, aumnner »nrl winter 55. Ml{tdletown. 671-KKHt »1M MONTH historical background 30 acres or porch. Two playrooms and laundry I RIVERSIDE GARDENS will divide. $150,000. basemen:. Two-car garage. Beautlfull FREE HEAT * HOT WATER 60 West Front Bt. rtr.d Ban! landicaptd. l>ock. $«.O00. Call owne: -LEGAL NOTICE Just now available. 3H-room apart 717-G073 or your broker. lUntlni otllce on Fit-mliea. ment, beautiful river view, cross venti- HOLMDEL - Professional build- DIRECTIONS: Prom R*d Bank, Rout* lation, new kitchen, close to shopping RED BANK — ilUMSON ana mllti 33 to Ttnton Axe., turn rlfht on Tin-and transportation. Call Superintendent ing or pleasant home Colonial •.round. Large, free ctUJoi an re- 3-t tan Ave., approximately LOW IL to 711-M80 or HArkel J-7890. style, immediate possession, low quest. Multiple and open Hit Inn. P»rk Country Club Apartment! and Swim in comfort tt our modtrn otfice, SHERIFF'S SALK Club. taxes, three-car garage. Asking SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSE' TWO BEDROOMS - Living room, COMMERCIAL RENTALS $24,500. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor CIUNCERY IHVlSON dinette, kitchen and bath, In on* of "Our 46th year" .MONMOllTH GOl'NTY 3led Bttnk'a finest garden a|iartinenta, «4» H»y 35, Sluewslnity Til-M00 OFFICE SPACE Docket -No. F X5!8-R3 1136 per month. See Superinlendent'i STANLEY STILWELL IJ.NCROFT RANCH Apartment. No. 34 or Apartment 152 Heal fumliiied. 111 redecorate to iult Only six years old, on \ acrt plot. CARTERET SAVINGS \ND LOA Vanoi Dr., Red Bark. your requirements Beat location, will Real EvMe Broker Living rot>m with rireplace, rorma4 ASSOCIATION, ft. corporation o! Ni sub-divide if necesiary. Be* and com- dining room, modern electric kitchen Jersey. Plaint If t vs: MICHAEL F. ( RED BANK — Four rooms unfur- Insurance ANCA'GLINI, et als., Defendants nished. Immediate occupancy. $135 iare. 747-1100. with dtBliwiiaher ami wall oven, three monthly including utilities The Me- Holmdel 946-8383 large bedrooms, paneled den, tewing By virtue of a writ of execution AVAILABL> E NOW — Adjacent or- room, two tiled, batlw. large healed the above stated actiun to me dire Gowan Agency. 747-300O. llce• a- 713-"'• A - and 718. State Hwy. 35, Jusled porch, two-car garage. All td, 1 shall e*i«oac for nnle at pub TERRACE APARTMENTS — FieMlddletown. Ample partcing. 671-0277, CHOICE LITTLE B1LVER LOCATION this lur only 127.OM), Don't tlrV . vendut, al UiH Coml HUUBB iii L room second floor apartment. Immedi- FOR RENT — For light manufacturing Tree-shaded, brick and frame eight- WALKER & WA'LKER, Realtorj. Hwy. Borougli of Freehold, County of Moi ate occupancy. Adults only, three different locations, approximately room Colonia.1, four twin bedrooms, 2'« 35. Shrewsbury. 741-3212. 24-Hour Sr mouth, New Jersey, on Monday 141-4850 baths, 22' wood paneled den, large Ice. 27th day or July. 1964, at 2 o'cloc! 3.0O0. 6.O0O and 7.000 nq. it 747-1100. ga-roe room wMh bar facilities, separ- P. M. Prevailing Time. UNFURmSHED — Thre« room apart-PROFESSIONAL OITICB IN REDate family dining roam, large living ALL THIS SIX-BEDROOM HOME SPEEDING UP — Progressive Life Insurance Company is using a 1440 data process, ment. Atlantic Highland*. Reasonable, Bank Juit off Broad SL Ample park. room with woodbumlng Ilretfa-ce, elec- needs la loving care and a little Imagin- ALL that tract or parcel of l»n< rentl8B-tS5, all utlliUea. 291^750, Inc W L H. Ctiab of the data processing division; William J. Huggan, seated, vice president and comp- apailment, staJl shower, convmient 1575. SHREWSBURY—Three- bedroom ranch, Inc., along N. J.^ Btate Highway, all transportation. Adults only. 741-7076. SxriO COLD STORAGE AREA — Near lining room, living room with /Ire mile from Red Hank Railroad SI troller; Robert T. Fisher, technical assistant, and James E. Smale, Jr., technical railroad Riding. place, caMn kitchen, new wuil-to-wal LOTS & ACREAGE tlon, Augum 3. 1923. Oeo. M. C. Ta DNPURNlSHEn — Three room*, newi. 747-1781. rpellng, conveniently locateO, 747-16,80 lor. C. E." .Ji (fled ... the Mi assistant. decorated, excellent location, Red Bank, MIDDLETOWZf — Four bedrooms, ex- FOUR LOTS — Approximately % acre County Clerk's Oflk.. utilities Indltiderl, $100. 741-6234. IDEAL OFFICE SPACE — On Rt 35 tra large modern kitchen, separate din- each, desirable location. Walking ills 3rd. 1053 In Cnse No. 19-23. THREE ROOMS AND BATH — He&l In Rarttnn across from J. M. FlHds. ing iDrjm. La.TS» living loom, sun- tanc« to LllUe Silver railroad station. electronic system we were using, For example, if the insuranc J^EW FOUH-ROOM APAHTMENT — ate occupancy. SAML'IDL TKICHBR One aide heated 787-9458. Business zone, vacant. Writ* "Biulnesa coats of thli nale. Use of the computer will light- Hefrlgerator, washer, dryer. Available AGENCY. Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport Rent" 22 Linden PL Red Bank. Dated June 22 1M4 to IBM," said Joseph J. Sear, company wants io know the ben AugiUt 1. $100 ftlua utlUtles. 767-4350. 542-3MH). KEAN8BURQ Home, five rooms, en the load of the 160 industrial aluminum aldlntr, garage, tool shed, MANUFACTURING BUBINESS FOR JOSEPH A. SHAPTtf, Sheriff. president o! the company. efidary of one of its 200,000 pol route collectors by replacing their POUR-BEDROOM APARTMENT — In »6 to $175 Per Month hot water heat, patio. 52x100. 787-0171, SALE. — Aluminum window, Venetian Levy, MuCloiftey. Schleainger Bed Bank. Living room, dining room, THE BERG AGENCY blinds. Machinery Included. A Tfschler, Attys. The computer was developed icics, or whether it is paid up t 10-pound route books with sheets kitchen, back yard and garage. Con- LITTLE SILVER — Three-bed room, uly 1. 8. 15, '22 J57 Kt. 36 Mlddlelown two-bath ranch. Living room, dlnlnf FEIST & FEIST. ItBALTORS by, IBM to handle the accounting date, the name of the insure of paper approximately 8 by H venient to shopping and schools. All 87M00O room, porch, den, patio. Half acre beau- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER utilities supplied except water. Open tifully Landscaped. (28,000. Private <&le. 3X 701 EATONTOWN 542-4446 and statistical problems of com- and Ihc policy number can bi inches. The sheets will contain pancy Immediately. 9175 month. Cal RUMSON NOTICE OF rUBIJC HEARING ! 711-2000 before 5 p.m. TwobedrDom home; JIM) per month. panies using unit record ma- fed into the computer and the such information as the account Call 812-1935 Tlie Holmdel Township PI n nn In FURNISHED — Oive-bedroom apart- NEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial, Four REAL ESTATE WANTED ni hold a blic hearinhi g chines. It is designed on the mod- desired information will comi number and premium, date of bedrooms, three baths. Excellent en- .. t the Holmdi ment. |65 monthly. 74 Bay Ave,, High' MIDDLETOWN - Klve-room, two bed- ular concept with removable out on a printed tape within II SandB, or 871-2923. room ranch, attached garage, iireplace, dltlon, large rooms. $27,500, 747-5380. Do you want to Town»hlp Hall at 8:30 P.M. The hcarlr last collection, whether the policy br]<* front. 671-B28B. will be held on the subject of tt disk packs, each of which con-1 seconds. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — With FOUR BEDROOMS Middle-Union Associates proposed pro is paid to date or how many Elver view. TTiree rooms anil tile MID DLETOWN—Four -room bungalow, With recreation room, 1^ baths, ga- SELL RAPIDLY erty subdivision of Block No, 58, Lc On bus route, vNo pets. C&U rage. All utilities Including city sewers. weeks behind it is. bath. Call Rolston Wftterbury Realtorn, Express city buses and achoola, two We're a dynamic Real Estate firm No. 37 as shown on Township Tax Ma 16 West Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. 842-K05 Into two lots, located In Industrl Tho M40 look V/ years to pro- blocks away. Owner aJlowo take-over alerted to today's highly competitive Park Zone "J", east aide of Unlor DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketehum 2 LONG BRANCH THKBE-BEDROOM RANCH — Ex or his mortgage. A read deal at $16,600. market. Our thoroughly trained, ex- Avenue, Holmdel Township. Sketch Plai gram. Checks and policies are aive Looiflt area. S225 per month. Call 671-3311. rifht now!! WALKER A perienced at&tf of gracious soft selling No. 231 prepared by Mlchajl Canger Immediate occupancy. MATTHEW J. WALKER REALTORS, 2068 Highway experts are prepared to help you. Jr. was filed In tho Office of th being written on the data process. MATILDA GARDEN GILL, REALTOH, Hwy, 35.. Middle' 35. MlddJetown ami 661 Broad St., List your property with town. 671-3200: Shrewsbury. PHONE: 671*3311 or 741- Township Clerk. ing system. Mr. Sear said policy Apartments 5212. Multiple Listings and Trade-Inj. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. WILLIAM J. DUNCAN underwriting will be dorie on the FAIR HAVEN - View and access to Send for cataJoj. Open 7 days. Real Estate For 70 Years Secretary, Plannlnr Board river. Very large yard, we maintain. n tt:, machine in time. The 1440 will 468 SECOND AVENUE Six roomfl, fireplace, basement. Refer- MIDDLETOWN — Split level, Eifrht 60 White Bt, R«4 Bank 741-7200 ences find yearly Ieai« required. $160. rooms. Four bedrooms. TV room, din- automatically spot factors, such 747-6008. TOWNSHIP OF 1 Ing area, 1% battu, beautifully land- as overweight, that would call for THREE-ROOM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four-room scaped, larse trees. Call after 5 p.m. CHECK I houae, Two bedrooms, tiled bath, large 671-0940. CURRENT FUND a rate adjustment. yard, Unfurnished. Call before noon or TRICE REDUCED — 15 Lincoln Ct., JUI.V 10, 1M4 Mr. Sear said another advf" Apartments alter 5 p.m. 291-&298. Keaniburg. Two year • round houaea with two-car Rang, tm 50x130' 1&l which Name Description Voucher * Amoral tage to the company, which j FOR RENT OK SALE — One-family runs through two streets. LJva in one,Walter J. Wlckley —lervlces FREE HEAT house on Anbury Ave., Col lings vrood, Township of Rarltan, Payroll a/0 - Payroll am i I,JOO.OI 14 company-operated offices near Hwy, 34. Six rooms'and bath. rent other..Ofce haj 'fl*#'rooms, two bedrooms, l',i baths, new hardwood Township of Rafltan, Payroll a/6 social Security 3(63 13,172.7: 30 general agencies scatt(j FREE HOT WATER Eight acres of land. Rent (135. Call flooTB, porch and hot water oil fired Townahtownshlp of RarltanRat&, evenings M2-3349. heat. Other houae, three rooms, bath, Board of Eduoaiiw ... Monthly Payment 3165 1<8,874.»I along the Eastern Scaooari and AIR CONDITIONING Tax CollectorC s EscroE w a// e Escrow 62.fi' FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW — A-lt Imporc- h and patio. Gas, heat. Close to 3 Co. rvlcfl 349] 7.7J ment 162 Manor Dr., Red Bank. 201-1057 ing Service. -..Adwrtlllnr 3491 112.00 Car Wash BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS — J! C. Williams! Adv. .. Advertlling 3(05 112.00 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM — J.__PARKUKE 8ETTINC1 — Hugs trees, 349S 144.78 • Branch Ave., Red Bank. New 3shoppin^ g and transportation. Red Bank. custom built home In Klngj Village. O. John Reed, Inc. —. Iniurance 1 ane Lane —- 3chool Crossing Guard MB34987 so.oo room apartments newly decwated. Rent Call after 5, 747-0045. Central air conditioning, center hall, Murphy'a Body Shop -Supplies' 3(69 Is Slated Include! air conditioning heat and f~ living room with, fireplace, dining room, 10.0C Inquire Superintendent- T47-268D. paneled den, four bedrooms, 2H baths. Bayshore Stationers, Inc. J Supplies 3600 47,1 1 Bayshore Stationers, Inc. Supplies 3501 LITTLE SILVER-Eight mem- 8PRINGVIEW GARDENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Professional landscaping. Almost one Plan. Shell Supplies 3502 1S.0E l I WINK MY RETm QETTIN' fi*RTHS*4WAY/* 983 Spring &t. Red Bank acre of privacy. Asking $33,500. WIL- Soney 4 Sage Co. Supplied 3503 13.70 bers of Explorer Post 126 will HOUSES FOR SALE LIAM S. GARRISON AGENCY. Real- 24.0Q Imn\edta,t« and futura occupancy; Larg- tor, 22 E. Krorit St., Red Bank, 7 r, 3531 203.98 1UPEIUOR COURT or SKW JKBSEV ments, large rooms, fine area,' free bathrooms. Needs some work. Owner dry basement. Don't ht-oii'ate "at the Consolidated Laundries Corp „ _...l'nllorm Rental 3532 95.55 CIIAXCKRY DIVISION Reserve of show, Craig Heyer San Francisco Theatre paiUlni- 132 South St., 741-7633. low asking price of 118.200. EMVOOD 3533 MON.M OUT1I COUNTY muat sell. Full price $17,500. Ralph B. Carter Co «..—..-- 29.42 Enj!lishtown. OAKHHRST—The Bridge The- A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY REALTOR Bennett A Son .3531 — 139,07 Ilockpt No. K 3S91-»3 IRVING WEISGOLD 8W Prospect Ave., LttUe silver. 14H5OO. Manso Contracting Co., Int. 353S 552.00 FIRST SAVINGS AND 1X>AN AR Best condition male: 1. Tommy ater in San Francisco, will be- HOUSES FOR SALE RIVERFRONT COLONIAL - A mod-Banfax Corp „.„ .- 3536 18U.R0 OCIATION OK EAST PATERSON Proker 3537 I. J. a corporation of tlie State 0 and Bus Mauser, Farmingdale; come a unit of the Walter Reade- 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewood ern home and very attractive 23'xH" Campbell Foundry Co. Buppllei 65.00 lour Her lvlng room with fireplace. Dining room. C. Pellapletro. Inc. 393B 1,800.00 lew Jersey, Plaintiff vi»: Seym 2, Craig Heyer, Englishtown, and Sterling, Inc. organization Aug. (Between Freehold &nd Lakewood) Spacloun kitchen, breakfast area. Three C. Dellapletro. Inc. 3539 1.350.00 An, et ux.' lan M3.JIS0 Evenings 1526*55 large bedrooms, flundec*. Screened Bidden Welding Co. 394(1 42.00 By virtue of rit ot execution li 3. Sandra Schelke, Englishtown I, it was announced jointly today 3ML above stated action to me dtrecll- ANPORT — Income nvtnn>iK »orth tor entertaining. Full basement. Joseph P. Quail «&.3S b tt Best condition female: ]. Wil by Walter Reade, Jr., chairman LARGE RANCH three homes approximately three acrei: Two-car garage. Fine trees and land- Joseph p. Quail 3613 80.69 .. I shall expose (or ante at jiulillc t39,B0O. 711-2233, I2< Leonard Ave. scaping. Exceptional value! Reduced Edwin O. Gilbert Rabies Clinic 3543 90.1)0 endue, ax the Court House In tho Koi Ham Buckle, Freehold; 2. Karen of the Board, and Maury A. from J31.600. NOW $28,000. STANLEY Edward Usher Co. Supplies 354i 17.83 of Freehold, County of Monmoiit LINCROFT MUST MOVE — J18.7OO, leven-roorn K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury 741- Chris J. CerullD Services 3545 lew Jersey, on Monday the :oth dayBartolett, Freehold, and 3. Eu Schwarz, of the Bridge. split Air-conditioned. IV. baths. Large 1 5O.DO rf August. 1WM, at 2 o'clock. P. M. Allenwood Sand A Gravel Oo. Materials 3549 1.997.50 gene Pilot, Neptune. lot. O00.1 loca-tlon. Call 671-2959. Michael Seaman „ .Services 3547 alllnR Time. Mr. Schwarz will continue to LINCIIOFT - WOO DOWN TO QUALI- 125.(KI Thre* Bedrooms ATTRACTIVE LITTLE SILVER Michael Seaman - _... ^Services 3548 125.00 ALL that certain tract or riarri'l of Best condition long iiair dog: actively operate the theater, with RANCH home In fine residential neigh- FIED BUYEE; CI LEVEL. SEVEN ....mouth County Orfranlcatlon for ,nd, situate, lying anlin:i\ dlnliiR ING. BK8CH REALTY CO. MV-lIK Social Service - Nursing Service 3519 2. T5O. DO room, three lipdroomrf, tiled bath. Flfll K). rrsey Central Power & Light Co. Street Lighting 3550 2.155.12 mouth. In the fitsle of .NVw J«Jr- Kerry Dougherty, Allenlown, and Sterling. Full Basement tjflsomeul. Large wooded tot wllh pri- MIDDLETOWN—Luxury alr-conilltinneil nrsey Central rower 4 Light Co. Streeeet LUthtlni g 3551 l,t«S.Sl vacy for family out-door living. Close to nine rtKiniH. tllree hiitlis, two kllchfns. imts Boehler _ ... Services 3552 12.99 KNOWN and designated as Ix>t No. 103. Lisa Moreau, Colts Neck. Mr. Reade said that the ar- 16' Kitchen .H-hiH>I Hud shopping center. Asking All iippllancp.i, draprn anil oirpelcd. Frederick DMlaPletro ._ Services 3553 11.50 Block K on n ma|p enllllM; Best condition short hair dog: SI8.5OO. IIUHSEUJ M. HORUS. Renllors, One nrr<\ hrnok (4i;.()0O. C71-2S32. •nick Davlno - .„. Services 3551 14. ft) vision I'lilt Wufi'MHnil Turk pi rangements were consistent with Two-Car Garage IHH1 I'.lver R.I.. F;ilr Haven. 717-4532. t Fireworks Display Co. .. „ .....Fireworks Display ,3555 DdO.OO ;ven Town>hl|> or li.irit.in, Monn 1. Karen DeSanlc, Freehold; 2 his company's growth program, Member Multiple Listing Service. UTTLE~SILVEiT^iuNClT~^-~XuSii Jmnrs Boehter ...- Services 359a 12.1)3 ninty. N. J. Scnle I"— .VI' April room with ffrei'lHce, idnlnK room, kitch- James fl. Walling Services 3557 21.95 'I In the Mnnniniilh Coimly Cl Chris Wain, Asbury Park, and and that when other opportunities All Appliances Minnl.F.TfivVN'"— Strlldng~ljiirn red en. Ulreo bedrooms, full basement, [y* Kmlly L. Newcombe .Ml- July 1, 195S In fine «m!* iml bedrooms, 1'i baths, large recreation 8CIIANCK AOENCV, Realtor, 8 Linden ,_.,.Expenses nts or record. If any, and subject to Beach. pany would continue to,add the- Must Be Sold room. Dig: trees am perfect for climb- PI.,, Red Bank. 747-O^]>7. Francis X. Shields _, 3560 100.00 H. Thomai Carr ...- _.„. Services 3561 1,844.00 easemi-nl iilotiK 'I"' Northerly oi Ing and privacy. Aaklng (18.100. Call r line of said premises. Best tondition cross breed aters in other major cities, be- Under Valut At tre 1 p.m. or after 7 p.m. 671-2307. MIDDLETOWN — For comfortable liv- H. Thomaa Carr Services 35D3 379.00 ing In park-like Apnlebrook. two-hed- H. Thornaa Carr . Services 3563 40.00 Being commonly known and deMK- dog: I. Debbie Lewis, Freehold: yond its present East Coast baso Vernon W. Manning ...... Expenses 3Mt aed as No. 20 Hemlock St., Hariri, $24,500 I.AHOK FAMILY? Like a upoclnus old- room rnncli house. Spacloun livltiff room 12.00 >.r home wllh charm? Thr*n flrpplacea, dlTiln-jc room, modem kltcheji, generoufi Q. * W. Lumber h Supply Co. B\lpplle» M 2.5'2 . Denise Graceffo, Freehold, and of operations. wo Hvfnjr moms, formal [ItnlnK room. laundry or hobby room, attached «a- "-• «utfer-Franzen Post 4303. V.F.W Memorial Dajr The approxlmnle amount of the Jti'lg. i. Diane Waters, Freehold. Country kitchen, TV family roofr, four rHge. Ha!l(.acT« corner lot, attractively Expenses 3596 242. S 4 lent to lie satlMlefl hy Riilil HHle Is UlP 1 im a' 118,750.00 together with the costs rooms, 2 ji lllpd hMh».. y hedged for maximum prlvncy, Fine Mlddletown Twp. Drum A Bugls Corp. Mualc-Parade 3367 200.00 Dog who does the best tricks: Fish, amphibians, reptiles! 1. Kroundi, flower shade trees. Living area air-condltloned. Tayloy r EnterpriseEnterp s _ _ Backstop Installttlostal a 356S 438.00 this sale. gardens, specimen Hy owner, J1CD00. Call »71-M31 aller llelfrlcli * SoS n TransportatioTrtati n 3569 35.00 >ated June 2fl, JM4 . Tommy and Bus Mauser, Roseanne White, Long Branch; tr^fitt , KKn ly possr.possc inr.. . AiklnAng $:!0,S00. 8 p.m. JOHKPH A RHAFTO. Bherlff 'pplebrook Agency STANLEY K .DO DOWNSW S , HealtorHlt , SShrewsh - Michael Clem „ „.._ _ E npent 9570 10.0(1 FarminRdale; 2, Larry Pintak, 2. Susan and F.vcrett McLaren, lury. 741-1017. Frank T. Terry Sr. ... Service 3571 7»,0O Ally. MIDDLETOWH BRICK FRONT - Split level nn 'j J. CregL-raon Services , 3972 40.00 ly IS, 2'J. 2ii, SI13I Freehold, and 3. Debbie Lewis, Freehold, and 3. Karen Willing, acre wooded bt, three bedrooms, 2'^ E. C. fiormley * 8on« Services 3573 51.W tiJUlu, sunken living room illr.ltn; room 3574 H.J9 Freehold. Hazlet. HOUSES FOR SALE kitchen. r«cri>ntl(.n r.iom. luundry, ,inr- iVnrren Hoggpman Expenses Hive Excn,,,i!nj Co., Inc. nrading Field 3375 7M01I Best condition long hair cat; All other animals: I. Ken,Wil. rar garner, imtlo and swimming iwot Heneflc Press „ Rooks 35711 Pall 1«-21ft5. 3977 I. Eleanor Aubrey, Freehold; 2. ley, Hazlet; 2. David Alpcrn, ^ Books 357S «l"»,S00 R. n. Itawker Co. ~Z'..'. Books Barbara Kusy, Freehold, and 3. Freehold, and 3. Bonny Abel, RANCH TUDOR WILL BUY THIS FIVE YEAFt-OLI) Riimloill House School A Cleitnlng Service noUCTlAL KOlilt I1EDROOMH 1'i Lllirary Service ....Hooks 357» For rililtllratl'in.i Alison Aubrey, Freehold. Neptune City. LITTLE SILVER I1AT11B. EATIN K1TCI1FJN, SEP.MtATE Doiittleilay A Co., Inc _ Hooks 3560 Three Bedrooms 5.77 Ing to lheK<> IU-M irt Mr. Fist Barn yard birds: I. Kip Beck, Most unusual pet: 1. Craig PINING ROOM. rwriO. SOME AP- lea._n IJbrary Ajia'n. ..Books 35S1 n.wi Two Bathi FIVB Bedrooms PLIANCES. IN OLDE BHRJCWBllUItY. Jean Karr A Co Books .19112 l.*a.»ri| IlislUllntt MM, Fort Mm 'mill! N. J. Morganville; 1. F.laine Damick, Heyer, Englishtown. Finished Balament Two Bathi OWNER H7-586O. Tartan Rook Sales, Inc Rook* 3583 Eugene Tesllno — Bd. of Flr« Chiefs 35SI 100.0 l |,„ Belford, and 3. Kleannr Danuck, Animal families: 1. Carl Pat- 21' Family Room Full Banmsnt Wharton „ Memorials 39S5 c«ptrd In tile PJXcnrinKr Ottir Breakfatt Room James rj. Btroenider Commuter flervlca Aiuim I'WI. Tl Bellord. terson, Freehold; 2. Priscilla and Fir«plac« HOUSES FOR SALE »l» AM 7 s |hR right to ScraonvcJ Porch Two-Car Garag* Comm. 351W 42. {SI all pr'UKis;!!;" House birds: I. Jan Seaman, Alice Hawkins, Ennjishtown, and K. J. Btate Hwy. liept. _ Proportion for July 22. 23, Jl % -Acre — Trees Mic. Dan Trafric Signals l.llW.M 5'i-iijColls Neck, and 2. Carol Sher- 3. Ken Willey, Ha/let. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN N. J. Btste Hwy. Dept. ..„ _ Proportion for Only $19,900 Only $21,900 1 m;in, Freehold. Child and animal in costume Traffic Signals Ift7fi o. ) MITICI: II III U III: MUM MORE LISTINGS SOLD All large animals: 1, I'hyllislclass: 1. I'dyllis Hawkins, Enfj- Till- ill: 5J'.'7,HO,'i *ll Bcck, Mciinaiivillc; 2. Richard'lishlnwii; -. Kai»n Do S ante, I. Pull il tin' 1 Name rl|,t|on Vourlier I Ami ni; ! -. in I' M 'I!,.. Mifi's, Cream RidKC and .'I. Irci-hiild, .ind I Michael Suy- 'l'lie AtlHntlr * u lf 'I>S T. I>,,»d I.V Sally Kiii|:, llir.M'11. 'dam, Knch'.lili.xn. cific Tes To. The r.reat Atlantiic ** Pa Fond IS1 1 1 't Fond Discounters . Koo.1 Ralilms: 1. I'arnfla Uivn'on. I urtl*. i.ut I. Roscmaia Kelly, liny Drug Cn. Vitamins 2. l!l 'I'.i'. .il|> T-tx Mali, !rit-) I1) !u I-rci'linld; 1. Billy Mannkci, Knp,.||.inin lltancli. Klviri Rite Kwjiieiams Ko

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