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VOL. 87, NO. 23 lamed dilly. Mondiy through Frldij. Second CUH Potnn Paid a: Rad Bank and at Additional Mailing Offices. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE lieyport Money Order Loot Sets Record 13 Men Indicted in Massive Post Office Burglary Ring

NEW YORK (AP) - A federal last June 9, police said they gang actually had burglarized der validator from one of the Pollner said Daniel Bozza, 43, grand jury in Brooklyn indicted!found a cache of arms and anvmore post offices than those listed post offices. of Jersey City, N. J., was the 13 men yesterday on charges of munition, burglar tools and sev- on the indictment, possibly run- 28 Counts gang leader. He was held in taking part in the most lucrative eral police uniforms. He was held ning their total take over the $1 The 13 men were named in a lieu of SIOO.000 bond following post office burglary operation in in lieu of $30,000 bond. million mark. 28-count indictment charging con- his arrest June 7 in the Catskill the nation's history. Begin Probe U.S. Attorney Joseph Hoey of spiracy to burglarize U.S. post Mountains of New York. offices and transporting and re- Bedrich Pollak, 67, of Central Authorities said the gang stole Postal authorities began an in- Brooklyn described the operation ceiving stolen stamps and money Park West, Manhattan, was more than $790,000 worth of vestigation to determine if the as the "biggest of all time." He orders. stamps and money orders from uniforms might have been those aid they even stole a money or- (See INDICTED, Page 3) eight New Jersey post offices dur- used in a $1.5 million postal truck ing the first five months of .this holdup two years ago near Ply- year. mouth, Mass. Federal investigators said the Assistant U.S. Attorney Mar- gang was broken into burglary tin R. Pollner said the gang set specialists and others who con-records in at least two of its verted the stamps and money or- burglaries. See-Saw Sitters ARSENAL SEIZED — Rifles, pistols, license plates, brass knuckles, face masks and ders into cash. He said they took a record policemen's uniforms are shown in Brooklyn Federal Building in New York yester- Among those indicted was a $529,920 in money orders from Manhattan coin and stamp dealer the Keyport, N. J., post office day. The arsenal was reported to have been seized in the home of a former police who authorities said, helped con- last March 12 and a record $77, officer, Nicholai SUIIO, in Union City, N. J. Guizo wa« among 13 men indicted vert the stamps into cash. 000 worth of stamps from the Seek World Record yesterday in connection with what federal authorities termed the largest post of- Also indicted was Nicholas Fairview, N. J., post office last Guzio, a former Union City, Jan. 12. RUMSON - Shades of Ship- fice burglary gang operation in the nation's history. (AP Wirephoto) N. J., policeman in whose home Pollner said he believed the wreck Kelly! It's see-saw sit- ters now. Flagpole sitters had their day during the 1830s, with the famed Kelly spending much of his time perched atop poles around the nation. Now, it seems, the youth of Rights ^Summit' Slated the nation are vying for hon- ors in the see-saw sitting field. . NEW YORK (AP) - Leaders of the nation's He had said shortly after the GOP Convention rights leaders conferred for four hours. Their first Crowds gathered last night' major civil rights organizations meet in a "summit that aniong Goldwater's supporters "are some of meeting — 3% hours long — ended at 2 a.m. yester- to see three local boys occu- Conference" today, with northern race riots and na- ihi most outspoken racists in America." day. pying a see-saw in Rogers tional politics high on the agenda. Meanwhile, King and Mayor Robert F. Wagner No statement on the talks was issued immediate- Park at Lafayette and Church Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the Na- held a second round of talks yesterday on ways to ly. Sts., after their 12th hour on tional Association for the Advancement of Colored the hard board. prevent further racial violence in New York City. Wilkins issued his call for a meeting last People (NAACP), warned in his call for the meet- Paul Keany, 12, the son of An aide to the mayor said there were telephone Thursday after five days of racial rioting, looting ing of the possibility of "increasingly violent and Rumson Patrolman and Mrs calls to the White House and federal agencies in a and vandalism in Harlem and in the Bedford-Stuy- futile disorder." John Keany, 37 Allen St., read "joint effort by all participants to increase federal vesant section of Brooklyn. One Negro was shot Besides Wilkins, those scheduled to meet at early this month of the 60- participation" in various city programs, such as and killed, hundreds were injured and the property the NAACP headquarters (at 3:30 p.m.) are Whit- hour see-saw sitting "world job re-training and aid to youth. damage was estimated at f 1 million. ney M. Young, executive director of the Urban record" set by Pasadena, League, A. Philip Randolph, chairman of the Na- Negro sections here and in Rochester, N. Y., He said: Calif., youngsters. tional Negro American Labor Council; John Lewis, where bloody rioting broke out |ast weekend,., "The events qMhe.last.72.hours,, including the Paul mulled the matter for ahaifman of the Student Non-Violent Co-Ordimif- were ..quiet'. A curfew in Rochester was lifted, tragic violence in Harlem and the end of the Wal- a while and decided he.and his t——irig-eommittee; James I'arnrer, national director of But in Medford,- Mass., several hundred white' lace candidacy for President hard on the heels of two pals could better the - the Congress of Racial Equality, and Dr. Martin - and Negro ieenafiers battled at a dance hall after a ..the.Goldwater,nomination.are all.linked together in. record. He approached his Luther King, Jr., head of the Southern Christian Negro youth tried to cut-in on a white couple. Po- ways that may produce the sternest challenge we mother, who reportedly wasn t Leadership conference. lice subdued the window-smashing crowd within an.., have yet seen. too keen on the thought, Paul In his invitation to the other leaders, Wilkins hour. A dozen' teenagers suffered minor injuries. "The promise of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 went to his dad and found called the nomination of Sen. Barry Goldwater of At the invitation of the mayor, King came here could well be diminished or nullified and a decade a more friendly reception to Arizona as the Republican candidate for President Monday night on what he called "a peace mission." of increasingly violent and futile disorder ushered' the idea. a factor that could "produce the sternest challenge King, Wagner, Bayard Rustin, leader of ttia inl if we do not play our hand coolly and Intelli- Bafcy Then we have yet seen." march on Washington last summer, and other civil gently." "After that," 'he told The Register," "it was easy." He _consulfed 'jiis.Jriend's, Frederick'Cbrfistock, 11, of 26 Space Kick mird St., and William O'Brien, SEE-SAW SITTERS — Three Rumson boy* have set out Leave 10, of 53 Allen St., and the ,,,-.., . ,, ,„• ,,., ice to to baat CMo a Puts Ranger project was planned. " "" ">^td of 60 hours-on « lee-iaw. NEWARK (AP) — Whomever the vice presidential candidate had 10 and so did Atty. Gen. would leave the choice to the Fred, who is "Rickey" lo The boyj, who are planning a three-day «tint in Rogers his friends, is the son of Mr. f^ R Paul Keany, 12, of 37 Allen St., for»- President Johnson wants as his himself. Robert F. Kennedy. President. "My personal choice umloni are On Course and Mrs. Frederick Comstock _ j \»;.M. MB-II U nm • m r i-- in r, running mate is all right with Even the delegates who had There were four votes for Sen.is a man who'd be the Presi i>f Jersey City, who summer """nd; William Billy O Bnen, 10, of S3 Allen St., a personal preference indicated Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota, dent's choice," the PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - the New Jersey delegation to they would go along with John- and one each for Secretary of governi Ranger 7 streaked on through here annually. Billy is the son center, and Frederick "Rickey" Comstock, 11,, of 26 the Democratic National Con- son's choice at the convention Defense Robert McNamara, Whe: New Jersey dele- space today after getting a 67- of Hoboken Fire Capt. and' Third St., all Rumion. vention. in Atlantic City, which begins U.N. Ambassador Adlai Steven- gation a few months mile-an+our kick in the pante Mrs. William O'Brien, who al- so vacation here. That is the upshot of an As- Aug. 24. son, former New Jersey Gov. delegates offered designed to bring the camera- blankets, pillows and insect when necessary, but only one Robert Meyner and Peace Corps then to present Hughes as a carrying spacecraft on course to Parental consent gained, the repellant. To occupy tfieir boy may leave the board at a sociated Press survey that Flurry of Support Director Sargent Shriver. favorite-son candidate Jor vice crash on the visible light side boys began their sitting stint time, when they're not busy '•™?i Two must remain on reached 70..of the 82 delegates. New Jersey Gov. Richard J. president, but he asked them of the moon. at "7:30 a.ffl,r yesterdays Their talking toronlookers7Theyhave Tie'see-saw at all times. Thirty-three of the 70 said Hughes received a flurry of sup- The sentiment for Hughes was not to. The delegation is of- The kick—a 50-second burst by goal is to beat the California a portable radio, cards and a Paul, a Holy Cross School they had no preference, includ- port from* the home state dele- serious and not just favorite- ficially uncommitted. its steering racket—was ordered "record" by occupying the stockpile of books, including student, said the board will ing 18 who said flatly that the gates, collecting nine votes. Sen, son hoopla, his backers said. board for 72 hours. Hubert Humphrey ^t . .Jet-Emu JRb -he-propped up ior-the-duxa: jwlsion Laboratory scientists aft 'We will have beaten the sic, "Treasure Island." tion of the sit-on as the proj- er hours of tracking indicated record Thursday night," Paul Always 2 Up ect is to occupy the board, Ranger 7 would button hook past said yesterday. "We want to Meals are brought to ttie not to see-saw it. the- leading, edge of the moon and stay here until Friday morn- hardy boys by relatives. They The first* day'titint Ts now impact on the dark side. ing." are allowed to leave the board behind them. Only two more Democrats to Select Tfeynoter Radio Signals The boys are equipped with for a few minutes at a time Says to go. On radio signals from earth WASHINGTON (AP) - An place in the Senate with his Inti- tative plans to tab Sen. Edward headed by National Chairman the 806-pound spacecraft pi arrangements committee picks mate knowledge of legislation M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, John M. Bailey, has been ham-rouetted briefly for better aim a keynoter today for next and his'willingness to take on the youngest senator and the pered in its choice of a keynoter then ignited a small rocket in month's Democratic National all comers in debate. He is 51. brother of the late President because so many of the pros its base. Convention with Sens. John O. Youngest Senator John F. Kennedy,' for the job at pects have been mentioned as In effect,' the brief : burs Press Takeover Urged "Pastore of Rhode Island and Bayh, the second youngest the Atlantic City convention possible vice presidential candi- stowed by 67 mpht the 4,000 mph Birch Bayh of Indiana high senator at 36, is credited with which opens Aug. 24. Kennedy's dates. The group didn't want to speed that would have carried NEW LONDON, Conn, (AP)- necticut Young Republicans last Lukens addressed a state-wi

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Tell the people " !r"' ' ° ° "» ^ the lowdown about this—before it's too Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association late." Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Not one caller asked me to say a n k t ri ! Um !SI > nandal Jllrln? iS, l'Jhfr', p n"'i'n" ". ,' " " res OTimhllillrj lor typosraphlcal error! In' advertisement!, but kind word about the senator from Ari- ueass nouiy ma management immediately of any error winch may occur. zona. This led to a secondary thought. ThJi newipaper assumes no responsibilities for statements of opinion In letter* trom Ui leader I do not know of any American in pub- ription Prices in Advance libscriplinn Prices In Advance LessB than i:{ won.mo* PpPATr month xJi.Sfi *.n) n13 mn.,,*,months—$18.0. tmnn0 6 months—10.00 copy at counter, 7 cenli Single copy by mail, 10 cents 9 months— (13.50 3 months—$4.50 lic office who has been vilified as Gold- water has been—and will be. At least WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1964 a third of his party despises or fears BISHOP him. Some have thought seriously of hopping the fence this year and supporting President The Positive Side Lyndon Johnson. Once again the county has been specifications which led to the pur- Why? No man fought harder for the nomination. Rockefeller tried to win it with money. Scranton used shaken by the report of an incident chase of $1.9 million worth of de- school-boy shyness and a dance step. He also -tried to at Fort Monmouth. This time seven fective battle radiation detectors. run with his winsome family. Romney couldn't control Electronics Command civilian em- And an additional $1 million in con- his own legislature. Lodge sat it out in Viet Nam until ployees face dismissal for "alleged tracts for the production of the de- count-down time. Nixon watted in the wings to be' gross negligence in connection with tectors has been canceled. invited. . . the performance of their duties." But we hope also that the pub- Only Barry Goldwater fought—not for voters—but for convention delegates. He got them, and many can- It would be unfair to judge the lie will not immediately criticize, as not forgive him for it. The senator does not have a a result of what happened, all of situation at this time as the men in- winning personality. He's a martinet at home and among volved have until Aug. 14 to file r Fort Monmouth's many employees his aides. There is a snarl in his smile. But he isn't aim- plies to the charges. They are enti- and military people. ing at the title of Mr. America, he just wants to be tled to a hearing before the Civil Their contributions to the na- President. Service Commission. tion's military defense, to progress Those who phoned me must be phoning others. In in communications, electronics, and my case, they have the wrong man. I'm an awkward As very often happens when re- photography, and to the county's (Berbloek is m vacation) hatchetman. I'd prefer to boost than to knock, Besides, ports of such magnitude come forth, I must respect any man who is the choice of either of economy are many and noteworthy. a loss in public confidence is bound the two major political parties. Millions of people must Fort Monmouth is fortunate to have These Pays; to result. The taxpayer immediately LETTERS endorse him, or else he would not be up there carrying in its employ many of the nation's begins to wonder how his tax dol- (The Register invites letters the banner. Conventions do not try to nominate losers. leading scientists and engineers and of general interest from read- lars are being spent. He immediately Goldwater And California Staid Institutions technical personnel. The fort's many ers, provided they contain ad- begins to wonder if our troops in the By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN dress, telephone number, sig- Staid institutions find it easy to dislike the senator. military commanders and troops nature and do not exceed 300 The morning after the nomination, I would suggest that field indeed are receiving the best words. Endorsements ol politi- the big news was Goldwater's goal. The city edition of have established records of achieve- LOS ANGELES, Calif.—A visitor to California, cal candidates or commercial supplies from the nation's arsenals. products are not acceptable the New York Times went to press before the actual ments in peace and war. They are listening to the backbiting and caterwauling that goes —The Editor.) nomination, and yet the second line of their triple-bank Certainly these worries are justi- loyal and dedicated. on among the Democrats, gets the immediate im- page one headline was: "He Calls Johnson 'Biggest fied—and they are natural reactions pression that Barry Goldwater might run off with the COMMUNIST INFILTRATION Our purpose is not to in any way Red Hill Rd,, Faker in U.S.'" The Times is not a sensational news- bacon in this state next November simply because of to a situation that has been described minimize an unfortunate situation— Middletown, N. J paper. And I submit that the intemperate reference to dissension among his opponents. What The following letter has beer as unprecedented and very serious. the President was worth no more than a story at the but, rather, to call attention to the seems astounding to the outsider is thereceived by The Daily Registe: positive side of a positive effort at for publication: bottom of page one. We look for the Army and the fact that Gov. Pat Brown, who has been Hon. James C. Auchincloss, M.C, other military services to take the Fort Monmouth. A cloud of doubt mentioned as a vice presidential possi- The House of Representatives, It is unfortunate that Goldwater is saddled with hangs over the military installation bility, is pictured as being at odds with Washington, D. C. iron-clad opinions, and has the reaction time of. a rat- necessary steps to insure that there Dear Congressman Auchincloss: virtually all the dominant personages of tlesnake with a toothache. He has coiled and struck is no recurrence of the matter in- —but it should not embrace those I notice with Interest in the his party. Jesse Unruh, the speaker of many times before, and, in spite of his pledge to stick volving the Alleged faulty contract who render outstanding service. Hst July issue of the Congres- the California Assembly who is Demo- sional Record that the U.S. Con-to issues, and not personalities, I feel certain that..thlsu gress. Is on Its annual-CaptiveNi character defect will get him into more trouble as the cratic boss of .the state, is agin' Pat; lions Week printed material. For Your Money's Worth; ^ | --—* CHAMBERLAIN so is Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Angeles, the past three years 1 have rea campaign gets warmer. the maverick Democrat who supported Nixon against all the stories printed about thi Basically, he is a counter-puncher. He waits for Captive Nations, as a son of the opposite to strike and then brings a haymaker up Kennedy. Moreover, the contest between Alan Cranston Latvian immigrant to thes Confident, Self • Satisfied Amenta and interloper Pierre Salinger for the Democratic sena- shores and as a nephew ol a man from the floor. Sadly, he often misses. His statements torial nomination has supposedly left a heritage of who was once upon a time the on missiles versus manned bombers alienated much of By SYLVIA PORTER mayor of one of the Latvian bad blood. cities, a man who loved his coun the military, his natural allies because Goldwater is a major general in the Air Force Reserve. His advice, to By SYLVIA PORTER Expenses, bills 12% 8% percentages today would reflect Political experts for the local newspapers, how- try as he loved his family anc Debts 2% 1% an even broader, deeper confl home. He attended his church Henry Cabot Lodge to remain in Viet Nam and stay^ Never have so many of Ameri ever, caution the visitor against making too much of ca's families been as confident — Health 3% -4% denoe. as regular as any man, he pridec out of party politics was another reactive impulse. "^ Housing 1% 1% This high a rate of financial what, on the surface, looks like Democratic civil war. himself in his love and respect even complacent — about their His statement, when someone suggested that Mil- personal finances as today. World situation 3% 2% contentment makes me vaguely "You must remember," says one observer with a long towards all men. Peace and un You're actually in the majority Business, market 3% 4% uncomfortable — and I admit It derstanding between nations was ton Eisenhower would make a good President: "The experience in covering politics in both Los Angeles and for these jf families In No worries 44% 54% even though I am reporting week his slogan, the price 1 and free- country cannot stand another Eisenhower" was an this country if Dont know 6% after week that we are in the Sacramento, "that the local Demos are like a blob of lofty ideals of peace strongest, most solid, prolonged additional slip of a loose tongue, It is possible to be a you have no fi- A Year Old mercury. You jostle it and it splits into 30 fragments. dom ended up as follows: nancial worries and non-inflationary economic good conservative in America, and an efficient Presi- mind upturn in peacetime history. But it can flow together again in the twinkling of 1. The Communists took fu at all! Well The latest percentages, advantage of this man of peao dent, without permitting oneself to be baited by every over 50 per you, were compiled more than a I am uncomfortable because I an eye." and understanding by infiltratin] year ago. Since then, the massive detest smugness, fear that too fool with a microphone or a pencil and pad. i cent say they New Resentments his municipality as they did 1 haven't any tax cuts of 1964 have sharply many might take their financial the other Captive Nations. boosted spending and savings. Wounds Deep money worries, well-being for granted and start The real opportunity of the Republicans, so on 2. In the due course of tim Since then; unemployment has tinkering with the' mechanisms I'm sure that you have read the editorials since You're in a dropped, particularly among is told, comes from resentments that are comparatively the Communist infiltrators threw slim minority if and policies which have helped this man of peace and under- the convention. The wounds were deep and they can-_^ adults and married men. Since create their well-being. new to California. This state has known its racial ten- you are wor- standing out of office, and started not be healed~by-a Bahd-Aidv unless It1rpI^a=W= PORTER ried »bout hen, personal incomes have Prosperity jv< Jutve. Mday^yes, sions in the past;" if "was once" fired up against the their usual promises of shar climbed steadily while' prices but it is not guaranteed and it Goldwater's mouth. When he is intemperate, and keeping or finding a job or about Chinese and the Japanese, and there have been Mexi- and share alike. Panacea upo your job security. The number have remained remarkably never can be guaranteed. The panacea. No more police, or mil-vituperative, he is unconsciously working for Lyndon J can riots in Los Angeles. But civil rights, as they affect •- •Tnentiontng~ 'emptoyrnent" itary waste, in place they sub- Johnson, racking up the votes of people who are on worry is down from 25.out of :he stock market have risen sub- satisfaction, our nation could the Negro, have never been much of a California prob- stituted their civilian secret every 100 families to 12 or less stantially. make mistakes undermining our lem. Negroes have not been discriminated against in agents. the fence. When he discusses the serious matters, for- would suggest the prosperity. out of every 100 now. Thus, logic local employment; they hold many civil service jobs, 3. The next natural act was toeign affairs, foreign aid, NATO and the United Nations, You're in a picayune minority take the several hundred acre he displays uncommon sense, If you are worried about youf and a Negro heads the Los Angeles post office. Then rattle raising away from the man debts. Only one family out of had never been a "Negro vote" in California until the of peace and understanding, My point is not political. It Is that a personality every 100 mentions debts as a Here's the Answer placing the farm under govern- flaw can cost votes. Richard Nixon was not kidding ioldwater-Rockefeller primary provoked the first ap- ment control. concern. Even that is not the whole the morning after he lost the election to Gov. Pat Brown You're not even a statistic if By ANDY LANG proach to Negro coalescence. 4. Because the man of peace AP Newsteatures story. Some local electrical codes by a scant nose. He told the press that they would no you are worried about a lack ol have special regulations govern- After talking with native Californians at the Sanand understanding attempted to hold on to his home for his fam-longer have him to kick around. It was a costly tantrum adequate savings. Less than VJ QUESTION: We plan to get an ing air conditioners.. A few will Francisco convention, anld at a big shindig thrown a of 1 per cent of America's fami- ir conditioner to put in the win not permit using an air condition- ily, he was shot down in cold because, whether true or not, it showed Nixon up as a lies reports "lack of savings" is the Hotel Ambassador here in Los Angeles for Mayor blood. His vrife was done away dow of the living room in our er.with any 115-volt circuit. There thin-skinned candidate. Nor was it the first time that a financial worry, and when a house. We have a regular alter- are several ways to be sure of Yorty, one comes away with the idea that Californians with. His daughters were raped percentage is that small, econo- and left to die and his two sons nating current electrical circuit what you are doing. You can getof both parties resent the civil fights uproar because he blamed the press—which, with t.v. is now the fourth mists simply mark it on a chart We have had no additional cir- the advice of your electric com- sent to Siberia. The price for arm of government—and the newspapers shredded with an asterisk. cuits put in since the house was pany or a private electrician. Or it is disturbing an old placidity. The Spanish-speaking not throwing out the panacea From time to time each_ year, built 15 yoars ago.-Will we need you can discuss It with the dealer Mexicans must have felt this "way" when "the invading boys. Nixon with a thousand small cuts. —~ " the Survey Research CenteFof the some electrical work done or can from whom you intend to pur-Gringos from the East disrupted the idyllic calm of the Sen. Goldwater will not permi Lyndon Johnson was afraid to face the press when University of Michigan surveys a we just plug into the wall outlet' chase the air conditioner. If he is this to our already infiltrated (Continued on Page 7) scientifically selected sample of ANSWER: The chances "ate reliable and is' located in your "splendid, idle Forties" over a century ago. country. I am certain he will families in 66 areas across the ou have a 115-volt, 15-ampere neighborhood, he most certainly The resentment against the invasion of the state justify your confidence and sup- country to check consumer at- house circuit. If the air condi- will know the local electrical code port. For the Republicans in titudes, and Ihe University of ioner you purchase is designed regulations regarding air condi- by an "Eastern problem" coincides with the growing this state and on the East Coast Michigan findings on consumer o operate on 115 volts and 1%tioners. dislike of what "Washington" is doing to advance fed who oppose Sen, Goldwater are Intentions to buy are widely pub- or less amperes, you may be eral encroachment. "Washington," for one thing, means blind, ignorant of international af- licized four times a year. But able to utilize the nearest, w 'airs and Communist methods DEMOCRATIC also included in its surveys are outlet. BUT if you have too many Question: This is not just the U.S. Supreme Court. When the court handed down There is little or nothing that can questions and answers on other amps and appliances already a question, It's a com- its decision on legislative reapportionment, it struck a be done for the Captive Nations NATIONAL subjects which are not published connected to that circuit — andplaint. Every time I have a the old accommodation in the capital at Sacramento its ton. too late. Practically al until the annual report has been they are in use at the same tin* HEADQUARTERS paint job to do, I go to our the non-Communist Hungarians complied. The annual report for as the air conditioner — you will between Northern and Southern California. The South Eslhonians, Latvians and Lithu- se paint dealer and talk it over 1963 has just been released. quickly blow a '" :__ with its swelling populations, has long since taken con- anians are in the United States Tucked far back in the tables is with him I keep trying to get trol of the state Assembly. But the North, through geo- and other Western nations. The one on "Frequency of Financial a single paint that will handle lesson all these people learned Worries" among American fami- different kinds of surfaces, but graphical representation, could always protect itself in WHERE IN THE WORLD . he hard way, should be a lesson lies — and these are the findings he always tells me there is no he state Senate. Now the judicial command from which have really stunned me. to every moderate elected oflicia such thing and I wind up buy- Washington, D. C, to get about the business of elect- of the United States, before Com- Worries ing two or three different kinds. munists Rights are established on The questions asked were: "Do Yet I always get the impression ing all state representatives on the basis of population these shores. Or our tercentenary you think people around here from reading paint advertise- has Northern California seething. It fears that the South celebrations could be our last. have any worries about how ments that there are paints will use its preponderance of votes to steal the North's Respectfully yours. they'll get alonR in the next year which enn handle everything. Is ,vater, and there has even been talk of a Northern se- Karl F. Wihtol. or so? I'm speaking of people my paint dealer giving me Hie. like yourself and your friends." right dope? , essiqn of a type that once carved the state of West GOP NEGLECTING If the answer was yes, the next /irginia oul of Virginia. LONG BRANCH question was "What kinds of Answer: You .can thank your 'o the Editor: things do you or they wnrry lioalcr for boinj^ honesi. There To Vent Spleen 851 Ocean Ave., about?" Now here are the per- are j>;iinis which can l>e used on Long Branch, N. J. centages. variety <>f surfaces, but there No one takes secession talk really seriously, but As president ol the two Long •Inn. (It Mn.\ in) such Ihiiij; as an "all pur- he voters could vent their spleen against "Washing- Branch Republican Clubs, I view Have )o'iii" paint, That doesn't mean Gin you name this peninsula, ton" at the polls by pulling the Goldwater lever. Oddly, illi growing alarm the utter Financial worries Mi",; 411",', known for its ancient Maya Indian hat you can't buy a paint which nek of patronage the Republican Concerning: ruins? ivill iln a Rood job on onn nr this might deliver crucial votes in Northern California, 'arty has given to the city of 1 Employment 12 mm surfaces, as well as an which is the "liberal" part of the state, into the Gold- OUR Branch (luring the past 10 Income iu!e<)ua.(e job on other .surface*;. ears. "What a 'ticket' -- they've qot th« Lack of adeq. saving But no single paint is the right water column to add to Ihe big majorities he could get At one lime the city had a Jewish, Protestant, Catholic Vott Prices; cost of living 5% •'% 0—Wednesday, July 29, 196-1•aint for every purpose. I r (Continued on Pagefl) (Continued on page 8V ' with only two candidates!" t THE DAII.} Rf.U'TLR Mr n. \'H*l Chamberlain Anatomy of a Riot (Continued) In Los Angeles and tjrange counties on general con- By BERNARD GAVZER ther Dan or Sal, I don't know i hoses stiffened with the pres- ROCHESTER. NY. (AP)- which, got back and radioed for sure of water and the threat of a aervative grounds. race riot was crushed. CONTINUES.. Helen Myricks was pleased with help." The dawn brought a scene of I Another resentment that gets increasing expres- the way things were turning out. It was 11:38 p.m., Friday,, There was $60 collected for the July 25, 1964. the minute, the senseless, wanton destruction. tion derives from growing harassment of people by playground from the sale n( hour, the day, the date, the year! whaI entl did this serve? This;| both federal and state tax officials. Despite the {act barbecue sandwiches, hot dogs that thriving, comfortable Roch-;'s the question. that he won his office as the "workingman's friend" and punch. Now the last record ester learned how a riot is born. But a riot needs no end ex- ji But there is no time for his- cept to be what it is. And Ne- who opposed right-to-work laws, Gov. Brown, in his was spinning and the street dance would end. The people, tory in the birth of a riot. igroes trying to explain it to PAINT first years in Sacramento, had to increase taxes on seemed to be enjoying them- The communication system of i themselves as well as others L Olid beer and cigarettes and other things affecting low- selves. riot is rumor. Rumor moves j came to the same conclusion: | bracket incomes. So the tax collectors have been beat- Then someone enme to Gene faster than any electronic de-'that frustration and bitterness Stevens, whose wife, Carrie, vice. It jumps rivers and walls are reason for violence. ing the bushes to get every last penny that is coming was one of the dance organizers nd buildings. It has a music: j Anyone who tried to impose AMERICA'S LARGEST to them under present law. It's legitimate, but it's also with Mrs. Myricks, and said, sirens. It has a color: red, fort reason quickly learned this, a good way to alienate people. "Some boy over there is caus- the blood on men's hands. j After two nights, there scarce- ing a fuss." •TIIHI call for help put through My was a street in any of the 1 DISCOUNT CHAIN OF by Funk or Arnone brought cars Negro areas that did not show It is said that in time "incumbents always beat Stevens had been keepinp an with sirens and lights. i scars of violence. themselves." This could give Goldwater a shot at a eye on things. This was just a last minute kind of dance for the The riot that had just been On Sunday afternoon, there California victory. born mushroomed grotesquely, icame a spectacle so sickening NATIONAL BRAND PAINT people on the block. Friday nighls had been too full of hell Rocks and stiEis and old;that it was felt that this might sober men and bring sense to raising in the Negro section as brick from a large empty lot on them. A helicopter used to ob- it was. It was wise to keep an Joseph Avenue near Nassau serve riot areas hit a Negro!| «ye open. Stevens told the boy Street greeted the squads. Men Jim Bishop and boys and women and girls dwelling, plunged to the side- f FOR AN to quiet down. So did some oth- '• (Continued) walk, exploded and set the ers. He wouldn't. So Stevens jeered and swore at police. Wire building afire. The pilot was he assumed the office of President. He knew that a slip went to the Myricks' porch trash baskets sailed from the killed and so were two persons OVERWHELMING RESPONSE TO where two white patrolmen, An- crowd to land on the officers. of the tongue, a miscalculated phrase, could make him in the house. thony Cerretto and Roger Ba- Several K-9 Corps teams ar- But Sunday night brought no look like a boob! Since then, he has tried off-the-cuff con were standing. rived. LAST WEEK'S GRAND OPENING respite. "We walked up' to this guy;" The mob reached a new fury. press conferences, and he finds that he enjoys the give- Broken bottles littered the The riot finally did come to its says Cerretto, "and we didn't tired end, spent by the energy of and-take of questions and answers. His confidence has even get a chance to ask him to street and 50 police faced per- haps 500 persons. All of the'ac- its own fury, and the plain fact •oared. leave. He started yelling and re- that there was nothing to win, on all Maty te Brand Paint sisting and swinging. The next tion was centered at the inter- section of Joseph Avenue and either at the beginning or the If we are going to have a campaign worthy of the thijjg, w"e were all on the end. ground, Bacon and me and the Nassau Street. The riot was 27 name. Sen. Goldwater is going. to have to water some guy. We put the cuffs on him. minutes old. EGAL NOTICE Buy one • get one of his iron opinions with gold. As almost everybody "But this crowd that was The looting began. dancing and enjoying itself Two hours passed. Time I.EGAf, NOTICE Trit Fort Monmoutll Ex«hang» Is ac- knows, I'm an independent Democrat—that is, a Demo- turned on us. They yelled for us enough for the word to have ptti g pp i "for « concent to take off the cuffs and let the spread like a typhus. A crowd of provide complttt vending st>rvic»> at crat who can pull voting levers with his left hand as FFort t MMoninouth th, N'. J- >i"'l supported guy go. They wedged between whites blossomed between the activities. Interested applicants sr« re- quested to contact Mr, Fish. conces- well as his right—but I sure like to see a close cam- us. Two plainclothesmen who New York Central station and sions supervisor, Exchange Administra- were at the end of Nassau tive OHtce, Building 1106, fort Mem- the U.S. Post Office. On one side mouth. N. J.. telephone M2-350S, for paign. A real squeaker. Street on Joseph Avenue came of the street were the whites; applications and Interviews for till* concession. Proposal* will he accented from their car to help us. They Negroes on the other. Fire until 10:00 A. M.. AilKllst 1". lfW4. One thing can be said for Goldwater: Whatever were Dan Funk and Sal Arnone. trucks arrived. So did police The exchange reserves tlift right to re- Ject any or nil proposals. he has achieved so far he has done almost alone . Then everything let loose, Ei- from Brighton and Greece. 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Richard S. Goldberg SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Air- man Richard S. Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Gold- berg, of 24 West Richard St., Hazlet, N. J., has completed CHICKENS «YOR" the first phase of his Air Force basic military training at Lack- GARDEN LEMONADE land AFB, Tex. Airman Goldberg has been «e- CHICKEN CHICKEN PINK or lected for technical training as WHOLE an aircraft maintenance special- REGULAR ist at an Air Training Command LEGS BREASTS (ATC) school at Shtppaid AFB, Tex. His new unit is part of the ATC system which trains airmen MORTON'S CASSEROLE and officers in skills required by Ib. the nation's aerospace force. 39 49 MACARONI The airman attended Keyport & CHEESE High School. PORTERHOUSE^ AA Gov't Choice Urge Caution 89 I.S. Bsv't ettlea * jfyl LAMBRECHT CHEESE CAKE FIMST.. CREAMY RICH 1ft.4oz. When Grazing LIVER 35< BACONSLICED 1* 59 A TASTE TREAT! package Sudan Hybrids FREEHOLD - Farmers who KINGCRABMEAT have recently planted one ol the Sudan-sorghum hybrids for sup- I SKINLESS FR ANKS 2 89 WAKEflELD tir-^TC* plementary summer forage should use caution in grazing or YOUR BEST BOY • » P* # ^« green chopping this summer an- nual, reminds County Agent (GROUND CHUCK ssss 59 Richard 0. Rice. | U. S. GOVT CHOICE FANCY FRESH CHEF BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA Piper sudangrass, usually safer than the hybrids, can be grazed WITH CHEESE WITH SABSAW when it's up 18 Inches or more. (Rib Steaks '69' Whiting M9« Flounder Fillets ^ 49 Best results are obtained with 13oz.jkg. ludangrass with rotation grazing auiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiininfmmi™^ and when it has a chance to re- cover. MAST BAKERY SPECIALS SHOP FINAST...SAVE CASH 'n <$?(. STAMPS Grazing sudangrass when It is less than 18 inches tail increases the risk of prussic acid poison- ing, Dr. Merle Adams, Rutgers crops specialist, warns. This is particularly important if you are using the .recently developed A^eicoke 41 FRUIT COCKTAIL4,4£89 ludangrasis^orghMm hybrids. STRAWBERRY FILLED These varieties have not been se- ( A E lected for low prussic acid con- tent. tat When usei for pasture, because Coffee Cake 33 TOMATO JUICE"" " —3 of their relatively high prussic acid potential, th« hybrids should be allowed to reaoh a height of VIENNA BREAD 2'C49c 2

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He promises to take pictures Women's Democratic Club will for the discriminating taste... before and after the children don wner of Eaton Crest Apart- be held the evening of Sept- 1 "When the children come, the FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM selections of international ments, Eatontown, will incorpo- the Matawan donations. in The Peninsula House, Ocean pattern of living inevitably rate as many as possible of the Club members decided to adopt Ave., here. changes," she remarked. Al- GIFT ITEMS women's suggestions into a unit he project and will fill a box A millinery fashion show by though most families move to a Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—542-1010 t Eaton Crest to be designed by arid send it to him within the Steinbach Company will be a house with growing space, she of unique design in . . , L. T. Pancani, Jr., of Gerbor and next few weeks. feature of the event. oited a new movement in Cali- 1 POTTERY 'ancani, Newark architects. Plans were madq to-hold i Mrs'? Robert. F. Norton, dub fornia which combines apartment GLASSWARE rummage sale Sept. 4 and in th< president, will be general chair- living during'the week, with its man, assisted by Mrs. Grace ready-made play groups for chil- TO SPONSOR OUTING garage of Mrs. Frank Anson TERRACE TRAPPINGS Jackson St., Matawan. Minaldi, co-chairman. dren, and spending the weekends $"}} Entire Stock BAR ACCESSORIES MEW MONMOUTH - The Ro- Also serving on committees are in the counfcry,_ . 7' sary Society, of St. Mary's Cath- and LINENS BUSINESS LUNCHEON Mrs." Walter Johnson and Mrs By school age children uncon- olic Church will sponsor a family John P. Weir, table gifts; Mrs sciously absorb much of the at- of •"-" " '•" in the Old Mill ot Tinton Falls outing Sunday to the New York RED BANK - There will be Wiliam Greer, Mrs. Andrew mosphere of the home, she stated, World's Fair. Buses will leave Business Peoples' Luncheon to SYCAMORE AVE. CALL 542-2488 Keating and Mrs. Frank W. but the time when a home to be rom the school grounds at 9 a.m. morrow from 11:30 a.m. to Kirchner, fashion show; Mrs. proud of is even more impor- and return there at 11 p.m. p.m. in Trinity Episcopal Churcl SWIMSUITS Open 11 to 5:30 Daily J. Harvey Robertson, Mrs. John tant is when they have grown to Parish Hall, White St. Mrs. George Trevett, Blanche Swenson and Mrs. Joseph Stout, teenage. Although the family is JANTZEN—CATALINA—ROXANNE—PETER PAN Ct., and Mrs. Nicholas De Angelo, The menu will include col reception; Mrs. Edgar Beanum, handicapped during the dating East Rd., Belford, are in charge baked ham, baked beans, salad, Mrs. Robert Keehn, Mrs. Naomi period if there ifi no room apart of reservations. Adult and chil- rolls and butter, dessert, and bev Rafe, Mrs. John J. Pickanally from the living room where teen- dren's tickets are available. erage. Jr., and Mrs. John Kurta, re- agers can entertain, they should freshments. not always be exiled, either, Mrs. John LaMarohe, Jr., Mrs. Gillies stated. SHERMAN'S AUGUST WHITE SALE Mrs. Milton King, and Mrs, Occasionally teenagers should John S. Forsman, decorations; be permitted to use the living Now On! Mrs. Lillian Grassin, Mrs. room for a date, or to entertain Thomas Kuczala, Miss Louise at a small dinner party in the Save 512.00 on • do»n Douglas, Mrs. Arthur Ragland home. Mrs. Gillies welcomes the IIS BROAD STREET RED BANK Fieldcrnt Royal Valve! and Mrs. Alois Will, cards and return of the separate dining Bath Towels. tallies; Mrs. George E. Betz, room to the modern home. Reg. 3.95—Sole 2.951 Mrs. Wayne Garland and Miss For the older couple, too, Mrs . Save $24.00 on a doien Erma Jenkins, door. Gillies finds apartment living a FioWcrost Royal Satin Also, Mrs. Lillian Lute, Mrs. Percale Sheets. relief from the care of a house Reg. 6.95—Salt 4.95 Travis Thomas, Mrs. Hans and yard, permitting time far the Swenson, Mrs. Arthur Gresham, pursuit of hobbies and travel 28 years Miss Edith Smith, Mrs. Helen Until recent years, she stated, SHOE SALE quality and lervice Wdllan and Mrs. John O'Brien, the apartment dweller has been OF RED BANK special awards, and Mrs. Victor 20 Broad Sr. underprivileged unless he lived INC. Larson, Mrs. Thomas Farrell, 24 BROAD ST. STARTS WEDNESDAY EVENING RED BANK in a luxury apartment. But now, Home Dneomtora 741-3646 Mrs. William J. Darby and Mrs. she emphasized, with increasing Gloria Quails, publicity. demands from groups such as the one meeting yesterday in Crystal Brook Inn, standards *re BUY ANY ONE skyrocketing. Student Nurses PR. OF LADIES REMODELING To Graduate NEW BRUNSWICK — Miss An drea Becker, Spring Lake Heights SHOES NOW is among 17 young women who will be graduated from St. Pe- ter's Hospital School of Nursing here Sunday. Swift's Premium Chickens 25* Bishop George W. Ahr of Tren- ON SALE AT ton will preside and confer the Whole Only diplomas and awards at com- mencement exercises in St. Pe- 00 ter's Catholic Church here. Swift's Premium Can Hams 69fb Among recent high school grad 3 TO12" 5 Ib. can only uates who have received schol Final arships and will begin their stud- Swift's Premium Bacon V* 53£ ies this fall at the nursing school are Miss Darlene Camp, Union Beach, who received a $500 grant reduction GET 2nd PAIR FOR from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and Miss Nancy in our semi-annual clearance frozen food Hess, New Monmouth, who re- ceived a $660 grant from the hos 9.99 and 12.99 Seabrook French Cut Green Beans 2/37c pital. Ursins En Route DRESS SHOES To Neu Post produce FAIR HAVEN — Col. and Mrs. Elliot Ursin and their daughter LETTUCE 19c a head Mary have been guests of Mrs. Unsin's parents, Col. and Mrs. 3.98*4.98 PLUMS 21c Ib. C. R. Haig, 1M Buena Visla Ave. last call for the most fabulous savings of all THE Col. Ursin, who has served un- as we slash prices again In our semi-annual sale. til recently as the senior U. S. Prices ef'ecHv* July 29 thru Aug. 1 Army Medical Officer at Fort SECOND Ord, Monterey Bay, Calif., Is 5.99 to 8.99 CASUALS en route to Paris, France, with PAIR his family for' a new assign- ment. Thoir daufiiiter Betsy, who Is HOLMDEL GENERAL STORE residing in San Francisco, Calif:,' 199&299 BRING A FRIEND-BUY 2 PAIRS plans to join them later. Their MAIN ST.—Next to the Firehouse son Nick lias just been gradu- Casuals too at throe-palr-for-the-prlce-of-ono JUST FINISHED REMODELING, NEW EQUIPMENT, ITC. ated from the University of Cali- wrings. Best hurry (or good selection of styles. ANY SIZES OR STYLES fornia and Is in training lor the Peace Corps at San Francisco ONLY $1 FOR THE SECOND PAIR OPEN MON.-SAT., 7-7 SUNDAYS 7-1 ~!tatc College. He expects to leave 'or Liberia, Africa, later this irnnr. * MONMOUTH CENTER, EATONTO^, N. Around Monmouth SAVE ON THRIFTY A&P SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY MEATS! Dinner on the Terrace

By MILU HRUSKA jpoint where the two rivers meet. candles. Tfcey were arranged for The Edgar Ryder Farringtons It commands a splendid view of loungisj while eating Polynesian of Sea Bright h»ve a "Friend" the three bridges, Rumson and fashion. up there somewhere who turns the Highlands. A long table spread with bur- the sun on when they need it. The terrace on the river side of ap snd decorated with palm All that dull, cold weather dis- the house was strung with lan- rees, monkeys, fruits, candles appeared as if on signal Satur- terns to ward off the darkness nd flowers held the rum con- day afternoon. At 5:30, the time latfr. A bar was set up to serve loctions and luscious hors specified on their invitations for cocktails until dinner time. A I'oeuvres of huge shrimp mari- their first dinner party since their charcoal fire was burning for thelated in a dressing, tiny meat LAMB marriage » few months ago, thepiece de resistance of the eve-tails, tiny sausages, chicken liv- fraud « EITHER HAIF clouds broke and the sun shone ning, and as the guests were ar rs and whole mushroom caps on the spacious grass terrace of riving the sweet music of a jatz sauteed in butter and marinated their charming, brick house over- guitarist floated on the air. n a strange but delicious sauce; looking the river. Edgar and the brunette and ubes of ham and pineapple, and NONE BIB Glfl SELECTION FOR PLAID SUMPS' The Farrington house is on thebeautiful Lillian (Mrs. Edgar R.) huge watermelon scooped out C north strip of Sea Bright, at a Farrington, wearing a simple, and filled with honeydew; water Pmh Spring Lomb-NONI HIGHERI pale turquoise silk dress, shoes of melon and cantaloupe balls, huge HIGHER! ilueberries, whole strawberries, Uliur* Tim* Mtali spun silver, pink, white Starr at black, no jewelry except her and apple crescents. This was set Ib. LAMB CHOPS rings—greeted their guests as in a tray laden with purple em SHOULDER RIB ION CITARELLAS they arrived at the entrance to peror grapes, green grapes and 55 the river terrace. honeydew crescents. ALL FRESH SPRING LAMB FROM AMERICAN FARMS! MEATS and DELI Tables were set for dinner on All this was followed by bar 79J Little Silvtr Shopping Centtr a screened patio. The settings becued spareribs with hot sauce, Cell 741 -»05» Better Value Because..A&P TRIMS YOUR LEG OF LAMB BEFORE Ofctps in* Mfwlng NONE HIQHEM were beautifully done—pink lined broiled chicken breasts, cucum tablecloths and napkins, ivory ber salad, sliced tomatoes, a WEIGHING TO GIVE YOU MORE GOOD EATING... LESS WASTEI Lamb should"* 39; Rotisserie Barbecued and gold china, lovely crystal and Polynesian salad of tiny spinach Chickens at All Times silver, and centerpieces of gian leaves and bean sprouts, crisp This Leg of Lamb is trimmed right down to eating size . . . completely NONE HIQHERI ohampagne glasses filled with rolls with cheese butter, et a!. 3-lb. UV ready for your oven . . . ready to bring you plenty of eating pleasure! Turkey - Capons rose wine on which floated tiny Guests were dressed for the Breast of Lamb rafts with tiny lighted candles. occasion in the Polynesian Span Ribs on Order The filet mignon was com manner. Among those present plemented by whole string beans were Howard and Jean Isher- U.S. Gov't. Grade A Young - HONE HIGHER! HOME MADE SALADS almondine, hash brown pota wood, Elaine and Peter Relde- What "NONf HIGH**" \ QUALITY COLD CUTS toes, a salad of hearts of palm meister of Rumson, Dick and and greens with Roquefort cheese Reva Wolff of Uncroft, the PRIME MEATS dressing, tiny crisp rolls, etc Dr. Robert Nelsons, Dr, John Meow of Optn Sun. ? to 1 P. M. Dessert was French vanilla ice Heffernan, Dr. Evelyn (Mrs. 3 to 4:30 t. M. cream with fresh whole straw- John) Heffernan, Pat and Jack Simply This! It h j Colanlano Froien berries in brandy, coffee, salted Collins of Little Silver, Evan Italian Sptclolriei ante* that yoa do not pay any nuts and mint patties. and Mary Biker and Grace higher price on *M piliwlif j and Nlkt' Vuyosevich of Fair TURKEYS The Farrington'i guests were item oi your choice ibaa AWf | Neville and Bibbs Russell of Haven, Lillian DeGore of Sea Sea Bright and East Orange, Bright and\New York, the advertised price-! ( the Dr. Timothy P. Lees, Kitty Kenny Martins of Atlantic Bowen, Henry and Pauline Highlands and New York, and SMOKED BEEF TONGUES ^ 55 HIW Schaefer of Eea Bright, Eileen Peter Hofllnger of Red Bank. Carey, Eleanor Bateman, (Mrs. Farrlngton's sister) and Mary Setting up of hte luau was done Smoked Han* 75* Flood of New York, BUI andwhile Al was attending an art ex- FRESH CALAS i* 3S Peggy Scott of Elberon Park, hibit at the Raven in Sea Bright HIOHER! Front Gilt Vincent and Eleanor Pace, Ed He bought one of Ted Goer Suptr-RI|M, Top Quality Upswopt curti ovtr th» tan and and Grace Murphy, I. Ralph schener's paintings. Eight of flattaring lidabangi giv« ntid- and Roberta Fox, George and oerschener's paintings, princi- C Brisket Beef ^79' 59< •d width and bring out all its Carolyn R e I d y of Rumson, pally seascapes, were sold that Sliced Bacon cZ 59 (K b u RUDY-TO-UT HUTt first day, of the exhibit. intortiting btauty. Martin and Lillian Nelson and e Polish Sausage " ' 59! Gilbert and Helen linger of The exhibit, arranged by Hap- Beef Liver NONE HIGHER! n>35 New Shrewsbury, Bernard and py Hayes, artist and owner of MM Magic Touch Eve Schoninger and Peter Galerie 45, Monmouth Beach is a Lamb Liver NOWHWWW «,55« Meat Loaf 59: Modi loZ 49« all at Molly Pitcher Inn, RedSliced Swiss Cheese ^^ L Bank. Borden'Sn^H Margarine £tt* Nibltco—Famoui h «. pig. 1 Green Beans S; 2 £ 47« JUVENILE SHOES At the Penisula House, Sea e B&M Baked Beans ^;-27' Bright, attending the annual 5 a A&P Spinach ?-/ ""W Skillfully fitting children tinet 1918 membership cocktail party Sun- Cookie Assortment 37 Armour's Potted Meats 2 .:; 39 with day evening were Bill and MaePotato Chips '• OI C Jaoksnn of Locust, Marti, (Mrs. '[ 59 Broadcast ™%t I \z 43' Cap'n John's Seafood Dinntrsf THE Victor) Dingle of Little Silver, Lorna and Don Chapin of Rum- Moola Koola c';; La Rosa Macaroni ft; 2 £;. 47« Flounder '««- son, Joe and Eve Hurley of Lit- c TRIDERITE tle Silver, Bill Zalesak, Margaret Mi-Lem3'n1 Ronzoni Spaghetti ^*^l ^,47° Scallops » Siebert, Bob Christy and the Ed- Cheeri-Aid All F:.v- • Wesson Oil *yi«i«dw.* ••"•" i.Ti SHOE gar Farringtons of Sea Bright; Haddoek — 49 George and Marian Jewell of Portaupeck, and several hundred V/h«t»v»rs amount of W. k«.p wesQi. k 5Jo ACCURATE RECORDS others. Ivory Personal Soap TIME, SKILL of all fittingi, mail At George Reidy's Mayer's inn, * Flavor C and PATIENCE REMINDER CARDS Rumson, were Mayor and Mrs. Alka-Seltzer of IS 47 << Off L.b.l It required, wi glvt It provide Frank Van Dmer of Sea Bright, and courUouilv. FREE SIZE CHECKUPS eclebrnting the mayor's birthday. Florence and .lack Ekdahl oi Joy MONMOUTH IHOfPIMtt Rumson, Bill and Irene Lynch of Ivory Snow Ivory Soap For Ih. Fimlly Waih and Dishn Comet Cleanser CENTER Midilletown, the Dr. Charles Kel- Liquid D«t»rg»ni For tfc« Family Wuh ind Dii For Toilat and lath Opposlt* Lflna, Bryant Next to Brentono's lys of Monmouth Beach, Peg and kOII llb.4oi.47a HOtt I pt, 6 fl. o,. I Ib. SI/, A-t a A I4«. AA« Bill Scott of Elberon Park, and Lib*) '<'9*9Q0 mad. ft« • Pirth Ambay

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Matawan Follows Key port Engineers Favor Belford Site Another Curfew SewerPlantLocationSelected MATAWAN — This borough yesterday Public hearing for the measure has MIDDLETOWN — The proposed sewerage both municipal agencies that they can find no ipal officials must inform the government that it followed on the heels of Keyport, and intro- been set for Aug. 11. treatment plant site for the township-wide sanitary problems with locating the treatment plant off has the plant site under option or has instituted duced an ordinance which, in effect, will Keyport, after a year of study, decided Main St. condemnation proceedings to acquire it, In order to create a curfew here for minors. sewer system received a clean bill of health last to introduce a similar ordinance Monday. night. The firm is one of the leading engineering get the second loan. Although the proposed ordinance is The nighttime deadline in Keyport will be The Smith firm is reluctant to sell the land to Township Committee and Board of Health consultants on water control and pollution along called an "anti-loitering" code, it is a modi- 10:30 — half an hour later than here. the township alone as the commercial fishermen members received reports from an independent the East coast. fied form of curfew. In other business, council accepted Anthony R. Ricigliano, public health engineer, are opposed to the site. The curfew will be lrom 10 p.m. to 6 engineering firm and the state Department of street, sewer and drainage improvements Health concerning the site—a vacant tract of land state health department, concurred with the hydro- The fishermen operate a co-operative dock at a.m. Compton's Creek and moor their craft there. in section four of Marc Woods, but refused off Main St., Belford. . * science firm's recommendations. • Theoretically, one could "beat" the Mr. Mancini said they studied the location of Municipal officials have previously pointed out ordinance by walking, at a prelty good clip, acceptance at Matawan Village Garden The site is adjacent to the J. Howard Smith the outfall line from the plant into the creek, that the Main St. site is the only .feasible and instead of standing still — but then too, Apartments on grounds that street surfac- fish factory and Compton's Creek. The firm owns effect of the effluent on the bay and other health economical location for the plant. walking "a certain way," some policemen ' ing and drains are inadequate. the land. factors. t The Hydroscience firm and the state health said, could also be considered "loitering." It was selected by Charles J. Kupper, New agency were called in to survey the site and giv« Councilman Warren K. Ryan reported Selection of the site is a critical factor in the The dictionary definition of "loiter" is Markel, consulting engineer for the township'* an impartial report on their findings. that two weeks ago when Lake Lefferts township's securing of a second interest-free federal to be slow in moving or "lag behind." sewer system. loan to finance actual drafting of plans and speci- As proposed, the plant would cost $2,500,000 Policemen, mostly, think of it in terms gates were opened a tree lodged in the opening and was dislodged by county Current plans call for discharge of effluent fications for the sewer system, i. and would have a capacity of six million gallons of hanging around the street corners and from the plant into Compton's Creek. The township already has received one loan— per day. in front of stores — especially when the equipment "just in time to keep from losing the lake." This has brought strong objections from com- $150,000 to cover the preliminary survey work for It would be a secondary treatment plant which next morning a store entry and a bit of mercial fishermen in the area who fear more pol- the system. would mechanically separate solids and chemically thievery is discovered — something which He asked that Lefferts residents take lution of the bay and damage to their craft from This report is now being studied by and must treat the waste. police concede has been going on, in the more pride in the lake and refrain from the plant discharge. be approved by federal officials before the second borough, to an alarming extent during the throwing debris, including trees, in' the The plant would «£rvice 14,800 units Initially John L. Mancini and John St. John, repre- loan ^application can be approved. past 12 months. water. and would require seven pumping stations to feed sentatives of Hydroscience Inc., Leonia, informed The plant site becomes a factor because munic- it from all parts of the township. Under the code, parents, if they have Borough Attorney Robert LaMura was been notified that their children are "loiter- authorized to defend council in the re- ing," and do not do something about it, cently - instituted court action by Story- . will be in for fines of up to $200 and/or jail iand residsnts, in Matawan Township. The sentences of up to 90 days. residents are attempting to prevent the The curfew will apply to all persons borough from cutting the water supply to under the age of 18. the Storyland area.

MCOSS 'Silver Trailer' Migrant Workers Will Welcome an Old Friend

FREEHOLD — Thousands of migrant move around so much during the year that farm workers and their children in rural Mon- the children don't get all of their shots on mouth County will welcome back a friend time. But we give them a chance to catch starting Tuesday night. up. , J. Russell Woolley Richard R. Stout Alfred N. Beadleston Marcw Daly Abram Voorhees "The Silver Trailer," mobile clinic of "After being checked a.t the clinics, and the 'Monmouth County Organization for getting whatever services there that may be Social Service, will begin its summer night required, they receive follow up when neces- sary from public health nurses at their schedule in the crop farm areas to help homes," The County GOP Word Is 'Unity" bolster health and prevent disease. The special night program for migrants Miss Winona E. Darrah, MCOSS executive is an extra detail for the silver itrailer. It is By WILLIAM HENDERSON get of his rival, Democrat James Howard, would fiext week. &. director, said the rolling clinic will under- ARDBNA — Unity is now the Republicans' only comment "I'm a Republican," when told that. Mr. Todd, it was learned, will try lo convince used year-round to serve permanent residents take its third season with proof in the record password. _••••'- Mr. Woolley stated that all county candidates would Case to work for Goldwater, evgn..thpugh he. doei books" that the service Is now being rendered in remote centers. " "• The 'Monmouth, county and state Republican __Si.ve,,.Goldwater a-helping -hand. - -— - "disapprove of the Arizona senator's platform on to far more peopje Jhan.. were_ever_ rnetjn In conjunction with the state Hearth De^ organizations rnove'dTtiuickly last night to give 100 Howard has been blasting Daly for not as yet civil rights and other issues. ~eslat>lished"daytime clinics at fixed stations. partment, the summer health services for per cent'support (6 presidential candidate Sen. taking a position on Goldwater. The county organization, in an attempt to raise Barry Goldwater of Arizona. Mr. Daly said he intends to make a statement The MCOSS bought a trailer in 1961 with migrant workers and their families provides money for the campaigns of the local county, state memorial funds presented by V. A. John- "We will tie in our campaign to elect county "at the proper time." and national candidates, will hold a buffet style physical examinations for infants and pre candidates with the drive to put Goldwater in the Mr. Woolley said he had received dozens of let- dinner at the Sea Girt Inn Sept. 1. ston, of Holmdel, in tiie name of his wife, school children, along with immunizations for White House," said county GOP Chairman .1. Russell ters from voters saying they favored Goldwater for An out-of-6tate guest speaker is being lined up Ina. He specified that the money be spent polio, whooping cough, diphtheria and tetanus Woolley at an outing sponsored by the Affiliated President. "And some were from Democrats," he for the "lure" to bring in the $19 cash customers. Republican Club at the "Our House Tavern" here. in the rural service because of Mrs. John- and tests for tuberculosis and worms. Adult stated. On Sept. 20, more than 2,000 Republicans will ston's activity in the Holmdel - Atlantic - Mr. Woolley also revealed that state GOP "A great many people are going to be shocked go to Harvey's Grove, Ocean Township, for a clam- health services offered to children over six Chairman Webster B. Todd had called a meeting in Raritan auxiliary. at the results of the election," remarked Mr. Wool- bake whioh will garner more money for the candi- and to adults include polio, tetanus and diph- Trenton next week of all county chairmen, legis- ley, Democrats who don't like some of the things dates. Considered at first as probably useful only theria injections, blood tests for venereal dis- lators, congressmen and other leaders to unite all President Johnson has been doing w«H switch to Mr. Woolley, aiming a parting barb at GOP As- for infants and pre-schoo'l checkups and inoc- eases, tuberculin tests and chest x-rays where party factions in a concentrated effort to help Sen. Goldwater," he said. semblyman Irving Keith, said he couldn't under- ulations, the trailer soon was found to be Goldwater. stand the legislator's attitude about Goldwater — needed. Most of the members of the Affiliated GOP suitable for general needs. "We can win this election if all local, county Club repeated the sentiments of Mr. Woolley. but hoped things could be worked out "so we will Soon awnings were .installed on the sides First stop will be Aug. 4 at the Freehold and state candidates as well as leaders and voters "We would have to get behind the presidential have complete harmony during the campaign." to that attending physicians and nurses from Township Municipal Building, Dujch La. Other get out and-work hard for Goldwater," Mr. Woolley candidate even if his name were Joe Blow," one Mr. Keith, who usually attends affairs run by MCOSS and workers of the State Health De- stops include parking areas at West Free- stated. of the group told this reporter. the Affiliated Club, didn't make this one. partment could maintain outdoor and indoor hold School, Rt. 537, 384 West Main St., Aug. While the guests were munching on corn, toma- "We're Republicans and will sink or swim with If there were any defectors from Goldwater at lines, depending on the service requirement. 6; Millstone Elementary School, Clarksburg, toes, chicken and watermelon, the chairman con- Goldwater," he added. • the outing they couldn't be found. Dr. John Mele, Asbury Park, and Dr. Aug. 11; Millstone First Aid, Perrineville, tinued to talk about standard-bearer Goldwater. Freeholder candidate Abram Voorhees went "Wootley is the boss and he's a Goldwater man. Anthony J. Micale, Neptune, alternate as Aug. 13; Klink's Store, Rt. 526,* Imlaystown, Concerning the Affiliated Club, biggest and most along with Mr. WoOlley's opinions. "I'm for Gold- Being Republicans and loyal to the chairman, we'll attending physicians in charge. Aug. 18; Log Cabin Service Station, Rt. 539, powerful GOP faction in the county, he declared: water all the way and hundreds of others will hop do what we can to help the senator get elected," "They give us a big greeting," Dr, Mele Allentown, Aug.20; Arvida Farms, Lakewood- "Everybody here is backing Goldwater for oh the bandwagon when all the bickering and hot declared a spokesman for the club. reported about the reception workers and' Allenwood Rd., Wall Township, Aug. 25 and President. There is no problem on that score." headedness wears off," he said. There were several well-known members of ths children extend. Hillcrest Farm, Howell Rd., Howell Town- He predicted that GoWwater would receive a _Sin,.Richard R^-Stout, West Alletihurst, and As- Affiliated Club who stayed clear of the picnic. "We find thai. Jbe_pe9p|fl_ (migrants) •_ ship, Aug.27+ — - larger vot«rWan"Tny"oiRer"Republican candidate sembly Speaker Alfred N. Beadleston, Rumson, at- They are tlie anti-Goldwater members who for President has ever been given in Monmouth tending the picnic also stood their ground on the didn't wish to be embarrassed or questioned fur- County. "We're Republicans and will back our candidate" ther about why they are going against the organi- After Years of Negotiations "The people in this area feel he is the best can- bit, zation's candidate. didate the convention could have nominated," Mr. Republican bigwigs, including Sen. Clifford P. But, as one GOPer put it: Woolley said. Case, who have been doing a slow burn since Gold- "Those guys are acting Democratic In sticking Freeholder Marcus Daly, GOP candidate for water was nominated, will attend the "one happy to their guns." Atlantic Highlands to Buy Congress in the Third District who has been a tar- family" session planned by the State Committee He was eating corn at the moment. Seek New Burning Question Left to Firemen Railroad Land for $20,000 Post Office ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A four-year engineer was directed to determine the feasi- land price debate with Jersey Central Rail: bility of installing water pipe 200 feet across 'Back Taps' Wake Up the Baby the hill through Beverout PI. to Bayside Dr. In Keansburg road ended last night with Borough Council's thus reducing the total required footage to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - To blow "back taps" or not to "M they tell the chief to stop the practice, then it should decision to purchase 10,000 feet of abandoned KEANSBURG - The Post Of- 1,200 to 1,400 feet, and eliminating the ob- fice Department announced blow "back taps." be stopped. But if council gets involved. It will be the first jecting homeowners. ' railroad right-of-way for $20,000. yesterday that it is seeking a new That' is the incendiary question here. , time, and I'm against it," he added. During the past few years of price hag- At the request of Councilman John J. post office facility in the com- —"And-the whole matter has grown'aH'ouT of proportion into Mayor Russell W. Morgan added his support to Mr. Joslin, gling, the railroad liad asked for $40,000 to Kozak,. council will meet with the local wel-~ mercial area here. a balloon a mile high and a mile long," declared Councilman stating that it is an "administrative matter in the hands of the : start, and in May reduced its asking price to fare director to discuss two residents who The facility would be built and John A. Joslin, fire chairman, at last night's Borough Council fire department." $31,000. are receiving relief and believed by Mr. owned by a private party and meeting. ( "It has no place at the council table," he declared. Since that time Councilman Jack Mc- leased to the agency. Mr. Joslin said after the meeting that sounding "back Kozak to be employed. The story goes like this: Galliard and Borough Attorney Henry J. Sal- Offers to build such a facility Last month Leslie Merker, Grand Ave., who is known taps" was practiced several years ago, dropped, and recently Fred Weiler, water superintendent, re- ing have continued negotiations for the par- should be filed with the depart- around town as "Sparkie" (he's an electrician) complained resumed. ported that renovations and additions to the cel running from First Ave. to the Highlands ment's office in Philadelphia by to the governing body that the fire department's custom of municipal water plant will be completed by borough line. ^ug. 3. Bids will be opened blowing "back taps" — to signal a fire has been doused and Aug. 18. Sept. 4. Mr. Saling estimated that engineering "all is well" — is waking his baby. m Report Rash Of Vandalism and legal fees could cost from $5,000 to $7,000 The flushing of borough hydrants started H. A. Parsons, spokesman for He termed the alarm "highly unnecessary" and asked since some of the land is comprised of 50- Monday night and will continue possibly until the department, said the agency council if It would like to try to put a baby to sleep after it's RUMSON — Police today are the ground, and garbage cans foot lots which must be searched individually. Friday, he said. is seeking a building with 5,000 been frightened awake in the middle of the night. continuing an investigation into, were dumped into borough streets. "Nothing has ever happened with this In other business, council: square feet of interior floor Mr. Joslin told the irate parent that he would "take care rash ot vandalism Monday night Police received a report yester- land in our lifetime so that it may be easy to Authorized the leasing of premises at 107 space and a loading platform of it." n which tires were flattened, day that the culprits had flat- determine title in some cases, and involved First Ave. from Frank Siegfried for use as a area of 600 square feet. Last night, Mr. Merker's lawyer, Francis X. Moore, local mail boxes were pulled out oftened three tires on a car owned in others." tax collector's office for a two-year period The facility also must have 10,- attorney, asked council and Mr, Joslin what had been done by Mrs. Theodore E. Brenner, Ty- According to Mayor Russell W. Morgan at a total rental foe of $1,800, and the pur- 00(1 square feet of parking and about it, or what they planned to do about it. Alumni at Rut Ren son La. chase of furnishings not to exceed $1,000. approximately $19,000 of the Iracl is under maneuvering space. Mr. Merker noted that the practice had stopped for a while The mail box of 0. P. Peters, Moved to sell at public auction n bor- "clear" title and the remaining $1,000 in The present post office, on after the last meeting, but had started again last week. Contribute $250,00Q • also of Tyson La., was pulled ough-owned house and property at 72 Wesley Main St., has 3,424 square feet of "I didn't order the chief to stop it, contrary to what's been question. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-Rut- out of its moorings and ga,rbaga, Ave. subject to condition of renovation set interior space with a loading plat- said up and down First Ave," remarked the fire chairman. The attorney and borough auditor will gers University alumni contrib- receptacles were dumped into the by the local building inspector nr its demo- form area of 240 square feet. "And I don't feet I should tell him to stop it." make a recommendation on the best method uted a record $250,000 to The street and strewn about. lition. There are no parking facilities Mr. Joslin went on to explain that he doesn't., believe of financing purchase and searching the prop- Rutgers Fund during the fiscal j . •• - ent The Sterling Lane family, which has been i at the existing office. "back taps" are necessary but that the fire chief, Herbert A. A (raffi( sl0? sigri was b erty next month. year ending ^July I, Fund Chair-j fjavesink Ave. and Ridge Rd., occupying IJie home without council's con- j The department's current lease Todd, had given him reasons why he felt it should be allowed a( Council has reported that the land is man William J. sent, indicated that it is interested in pur- j for the building expires in April. '"'" ' Gaskill an- police said, and it jvas reported needed for erosion protection and for fu- lo continue — the alarm tells out of town firemen that the fire is chasing the property. Mr. Saling informed nounced today. that a mailbox owned by Mrs. ture harbor development. under control and they're not needed and families who worry the family that it could hid on the land and The John liirch Society The fund included more thartj.l.R. Van Wagner, Holly Tres The governing body will investigate an- about a fireman's safety know when danger is over. house and'in the meantime occupy it without For information write "I've talked to firemen who are against it and some who 7,600 individual .gifts, Gaskill La., was tampered with and gar- other method nf providing water service to any liability on the part nf the municipality. P.O. Rrix .187 Monmouth Beach' said. Last year's total was J222,- base was strewn in that area al- the enst end of Bnysidc Dr. at (he request of are for it," sa Mr. Joslin. Referred n complaint by Councilman John 000. so. residents in the area who plnn now home Notice j When Mr. . Inore contended that it is the responsibility of A. Joslin of rock throwing from the stone ^ j ]-||C a'cjs oj v;ln(|a|jsn, are not construction. Mayor ami council of Borough { council lo rulo on the matter since it "aflects one person, and bridge at Grand Ave. and upper Mount Ave. Divx of Klirilf a continuing offense, police said. A petition n/;ninsl installing the proposed of New Shrewsbury will hold therefore the welfare of the ^hole community," Mr. Joslin to the police committee. KI.IZArtETH (AP)-Mrs. Kthet'About three weeks ago. it was 2,500 feel of six-Inch cast iron pipe lo the speiiiil council nii'Oting July ,10, disagiceil. Harkr, 75, of 445 LidK»T.viMi-Mlnd Your Own Business— I ;—Foltier Knowi Sell 2—Lo« Thot Bob—Comedy i t—News—John Wlngott 1934-Chorles Ruggles, 1 Hr. 25 Mln. Showings 4-DoMt Slim-Comedy 4—Strmonttte 4—Morty Gunty s—Memory Lone 11—Chuck McConn 1:11 aiomowN Tickets will go on sale Friday s:H J—Film—Give Us Thl< Nloht—19M for the special premiere showings 2—News— Robert Trout j—FUm—X , . . the Untaotm-1957— Jan Klepuro—1 Hr., 20 Mln. Drive IN Dean Jaeger—90 Mln. 4:M of the Beatles' first feature 2—Search tor Tomorrow 4— Film—Thunder Over The Plains— 2—Film—King of Chinatown—1939— length film, "A Hard Day's 4— Truth or Consequencts '.5»—Rondolph Scott-«0 Mln Anna May Wona—1 Hr-, 10 NUn. 5— Cartoon Playtime $—Astroboy Showi ToiiiM or 7 * 9:15 k 5"<>w» Ni»l|r from Du.lt Night," which will be shown at 7—Ernie Ford—Variety 7—Film—Thlnos to Come—1936—Ray- THURSDAY M0RNIN9 three shore area theaters Tues- 11:* -lond WiaiSey—1 Hr., 25 Mln. J— Kino and Odle day, Aug., 11. Neptune City f—Film—Split Second—1953—Stephen »—Previews !1:4J McNally-90 Mln. 7-News * STARTS TONITE AT BOTH THEATRES * Theatre, Freehold Theatre and 1—Guiding Light 13—Operation Alphabet i:2i the Plaza Theatre. Hazlel. 1J:I1 5:30 J—Give U> This Day—ReJIalw *—News 5—Sandy's Hour—Children *—Sermonetie— Religion There will be premiere per- 5—Cartoons II—Superman—Adventure 13Once Upon A Day 2—Sunrise Semester formances at 7 and 9:30. A seat 2—Leave It T0 Beaver 4-O.E.D.-The Capitol is guaranteed to ticket holders 4—Bachelor Father WEDNESDAY EVENIN9 7—Protect Know 7—Film—Miss Annie Rooney-1M2— CARLTON for the two premiere Showings. Shirley Temple—TO Mln. J—New! And Weclher Regular performances of "A 11—Film—The Duke ot West Point— 11—Three *—Today—Hugh Downs IWB-Louls Hayward—1 Hr., 20 1J—What's New 7—Ann Sothern "BEATLE" Hard Day's Night" will begin I Mln. 7:0! Wednesday, Aug, 12, at the same 1:11 7—Wtother i—Call To Prayer—Religion TICKETS 5— News three theaters. I—News 5-NewJ 2-Ai The World Turni 4—Local News 60 ON SALE 5—Mickey Mouse Club i—Meaning of Communion <—Let'sMake A Deal 7—Local News 7—Gale Storm 5—Film—A Oesparate Chance for »—Trolls West TODAY Ellery Queen—1942-1 Hr., 20 Mln. 11—Plonet Patrol J—Captain Kangaroo Lead Role e—Film—The Wayword Wife—1954— 13—Inglers Poro Todol 5—Sandy Becker—Children 11 A.M. Glno Lollobrlgldo—50 Mln. *« 7—Courooeoos Cat—Cartoons II—Sporti Highlights 7-New» 1:2) OPERA AT ASBURY — Luigi Sgarro of the Metropoli- Y.4% For Beck 11—Sport* 7—Billy long Bong tan Opera Company and Mrs. Joieph Pretti of Shrews- 4—Weather |:1S CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. - 7—News 4—Niwi 2-N.wl bury, praiident of the Monmouth Opera Festival Choral Clarence E. Beck, HI Oxford 11—Basebatl-Yonkees 4-New» 7—Little Rascals—Corr.sdy Ave, Fair Haven, has a leading 5—Sugarfool 1:45 Group, costumed for La Bohema, ona of threa operas 1— Password 7— Rifleman (—King And Odle— Cartoons role in the outdoor historical 4—Loretta Young presented at Convention Hall this summer. 11—News—Kevin Kennedy f:H 1}-Columbus Seminar pageant "From This Valley" 11—News ' . J— My Little Margie ;:ll 4— Birthday House being presented each night this II—Local News—fohn Tlllmcm 2—House Party 5—Sondy Becker week at the High School stadium 4— Doctors— Drama 7:15 . 7— Film—You'rt In The Army Now— here. 7—Day In Court—Drama 11—Wiotner—Gloria Okon H41-4lmmy Dur»nt«-M Win. . 11—Cartoons The pageant commemorates 11—Racket Squad Monmouth Opera J-CSS Rtporti the 200th anniversary o( the 5—Metropolitan Memo 4—Virginian »—Form Report 7—Onle and Harriet e-News and Weather founding of the city and the 5— News •—Clubhouse 100th anjversary of its burning 7-News-Llsa Howard ll-Hawallon Eye-Myltery 1:» t-Ptople's Choice ©OO by dhe Confederate in the 11-Explort The World 13—Artlsrs of New Jersey S—Topper Season A Success J:M 7:4* 9—Film—The Wayword wife—1954— Civil War. J—To Tell The Truth •—Sporti Glna Lollobrlglda-90 Mln. NBGHBOH ASBURY PARK - The Mon- Branch, Beverly Suchman of Mr. Beck is stationed at the 4—Another World v.a f.U S-Door Way to Dntlny 4-News—Bob Wilson mouth Opera Festival has com- Lakewood, William Chandler, Letterkenny Army Depot in 7-Generol Holpltol t-Boieooll-Mets Paul Hillman, Brian Jaccobi and Ohambersburg, having been ?-News $—Untouchables— Drama I»:H pleted its three-performance sea- 1:11 7-Patty Oukt »-Nevw , Richard Johnson, all of this city, transferred there from the •-V.I.P.'i-Blography 1J—Th« Comtn «-Mo»e Rom for Ooddy ton at Convention Hall (or the and Ruth White of New Shrews- Raritan Arsenal in Metuchen in 1:11 ' »—Film—So Little Tlme-mJ-Morm 1— News— Douglas Edwards Z—Suipense Schell—1 Hr., 25 Mln. leventh year, and the series has bury. July of 1963. 1:J« 7—Farmer's Daughter 11—Jack La Lanne I-Edg. Of Night—Strlal ll-Secrot Lite of Adolf Hitler 1I:N been recorded as a success. 4—You Don't soy 11— International Maoailnt I—I Love Lucv 5— Bat Maittrson fM «-Word For Word .ROBWSOW - COLOR - This year, the newly formed 7—Queen For A Day I-Beverly Hillbillies 7-Prlc« Is Right Monmouth Opera Festival Choral •-High Rond to Adventure 11-Hlgti Rood — PLUS AT EATONTOWN ONLY — 11—Trut Adventure 4—Esolonagt f-Fllm—While cum of Dover-1744 11:5! Group, headed by Mrs. Joseph 4-News Top Weekday trent Dunnt—V/i Hrs. Presti of Shrewsbury, supported I-Secrtl Storm U:(t fREE PLAYGR0UHD 7—Ben Caiey 2—McCoys the Metropolitan Opera Company 4~Mofch Gam* 4— S-Holi of Fun fiBI* 2-Dlck Van Dyke' 7—Gel The Message ttars in Faust July 10, La 7—Trallmaster 9—Changing Earth—Sclenct 11-HtrculM II—One Step Beyond fioheme July 17, and II Trova- lJ-Art ol Film Il-Bozo the Clown * CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE TV Programs 1V» tore last Friday. 2—Rudy Vollet tw is his problem is menUl. Vin 4— Eleventh Hour * nm Being considered for next year Today's top television shows Dodgers, from Shea Stadium, Dyke is amusing getting along 7-77 sunset Strip J—Pete B. Gladys •re Carman, Madame Butterfly 11—Checkmate i—Jeopardy as previewed and selected by (color). with i stiff back, and the one- 5— Romper Room—Children and- Die Fledermaus. 13—World ot Ten TV Key's staff of experts who 8:30-9:30 pjm. (13) — Interna- liners by ttie gag-writers will it'.N 7-Mlsslng Llnto-Cianc The star-studded casts of the attend reflieansals, watch screen- 9—Ingles Parq Toddi •—Girl Talk tional Magazine. This month's make everybody happy. io:is Just-completed series included ings and analyze scripts in. Newhour-long film report of events 9:30-10 p.m. (13) - Art of »-Spor)» 2 BIG HITS 2 Pierre Duval, Luigt Sgarro, York and Hollywood. around the world features such 11 :M Film. (Repeat). Host Stanley Z-News Sean.Connery • William Holden Arthur Budney, Frances Yeend, Lean group of top TV shows items as the controversy over Kaufdnwin visits with producer, 4—News Utta Ulrich, Eleanor Knapp, Rob- tonight but enough to get a full Canada's proposed new flag, the writer, and director Robert Ros- 7-News "MARNIE" ||| "PARIS Aot of ConwdV— ert McPherson, Giulio Gari, evening of entertainment. The migrant labor problem in Europe, sen on the set of the Columbia 1?!7-Chorlle Ctiaoiln—w Mln. Philip Maero, Gioia Carpatl, Virginian offers an interesting a visit with an Indian family/ in ilm "Lilith," which stars War- I—News—Kevin Kennedy WHEN IT SIZZLES their village home, and an ele- Salvatore Baccatoni, Mark Bent- rerun as do The Beverly Hill ren Beatty and Jean Seberg. I—Weather—Tex Aiitolnt ley, Rosalie Maresca, Jean Dels, billies and Dick Van Dyke. On phant that likes cars (no elephant 10-11 p.m. <2) - On Broad- 7—Local News jokes, please), among others. 11—Weotfter Gladys Kriese and Marshal Broadway tonight has Rober way Tonight. Robert Goulet is 11:11 Stone. Goulet plus the showcased talen John Freeman, editor of the New the special guest on this week's •ocol News 11—Steve Allen Carlo Moresco conducted for and Channel 13 has'Internationa Statesman, is commentator. hour of turns by "lesser known" the three performances. Magazine and Art of Film. Grou- 9-9:30 p.m. (2) - Beverly Hill- professionals. Rudy Vallee, host J-Flim-Me«t Me l'n St. Lnuls-1944 2 BIG HITS 2 cho Marx is cavorting on the of the summertime showcase, in- Judy Garland—2 Hrs., 10 Mln. , Mme. Bra Tognoli, executive billias. (Repeat). A broad take-off 7—Film—Ghost Diver—1957—James Tonight Show and baseball on director of the Monmouth Opera on stuffy garden parties. The late troduces the Modern Folk Quartet Craig—1 Hr., 35 Mln. "McHALE'S ... "ADVANCE Channel 9 at 7:55. singing two folk tunes: Marge Festival, teaches vocal music and Elsa Maxwell would hardly ap- 4—Tonight—Groucho Marx Dodson singing "How Little We .. 111 TO THE REAR" has had as her pupil for the 7:30-9 p.m. (4)—The Virginian, prove of the Clampetts' behavior 5— News Know;" Mark Thatcher offering 11:40 past year a Choral Group candi- "A Matter of Destiny." (Repeat) at a high style garden party, "What Kind of Fool .Am_,l?'.'; 5— Film-Road House—1»41—Richard date for the future, 13-year-old Youngsters gel to see-herQ,,TJ;Si% but fans will undoubtedly get comedy "team of ""Fisher and JDenise Presti, daughter of the p«s (blond Doug MeClure) "act some chuckles. As complete op- DM posites of the stuffed shirts, the Marks; musical Impressionist president. like a grownup at times, sticking f— News and Weather il up for an Eastern dude who's out Clampetts, particularly Granny, Marilyn Michaels; and comic Singing with the group were 11:11 MATINEE DAILY at 2:00 McHALE'S NAVY" also to take the West. Peter Graves walk off like winners. Adam Keefe. 7—Les Crone Gail Pappaylion, the vice presi- 1:M "THE LONG SHIPS" docs nicely as the dude, making 9:30-10 p.m. (2) — Dick Van 11:30-1 a.m. (4) - Tonight AIR CONDITIONED BARONET dent, from Lakewood, Ginger 4-News things doubly pleasant for the Dyke. (Repeat). A funny episode Show. Groucho Marx, at the half- •nd Lawrence Agron of Lava- 1:10 ladies, (color). spoofing amateur psychiatrists, way point of his week's hosting *-Fllm—The Woman In Tnt Polntlno PLAZA W/S//S///SA Adrianna Banfield and 1957—H4 Hrs. lette, who think their diagnoses ate so chores, geets Phyllis Diller (who's Ait Conditioned Bradshaw of this city, 7:55-10:45 p.m. (9) - Baseball {-News Cindy right. TV writer Rob Petrie de- having a banner week on TV), J-News Dorothy Broatman of West Long New York Mets vs. Los Angeles HELD OVER! MAYFAIR I**" ST. JAMES J-Nlght Court —THRU THURSDAY— velops an ailing back just before cowboy film star Dale Robertson, Richard Burton a weekend outing, and the feeling and singer Linda Bennett, (color), 2-Fllm-lcelond—1942-Son|o theatre under the stars Henle—John PoyneJl Hr., 35 Mln. "GOOD NEIGHBOR Petet O'Toole SUM'BAM/ SAM" Bodman Park, Middletown "BECKET" (Off Nsv.link Riv.r Road) TV Key Mai I bag ATLANTIC THERTBE By STEVEN H. SCHEUER accurates. This has become the Allanlie Ilinlilanil',—I'd. J'JI-llMH most popular rumor of the week Wagon Wheel Playhouse Productions Question—I thought the recent NOW • THRU SATURDAY in our mailbag. Many fans have "Donald O'Connor Special" was a S«ati Connery Debbie Reynolds written asking if Danny is Linda's linings On* Show 1:10 real summer time TV treat. It uncle and some even go so far as UNSINKABLE "THE ENCHANTED" was so nice to see talented per- to ask if Danny is Linda's father. "MARNIE" formers just do what they do MOLLY BROWN" WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY The two Kayes aire not related. Curtain JULY 22nd thru AUG. 1st best. Mini Gaynor has never been 8:45 better tiian on this show with Don. Rtl.rv.d ...ti J3.I0 and $2.10 (For an answer to your ques- Generjl Admiuion $1.50 aid O'Connor. If I'm not mis- Phone Reiervationi 741-6073 taken, this was t repeal of the tion about any TV program or actor, write to Steven H, Scheu- shew. When was it on originally Air Conditioned and what the two stars doing rer. TV Key Mailbag, in care of these days?^B.S., Perth Amboy, The Daily Register.) CARLTON N. J. RED BANK Answer — Many fans have written our mailbag praising the MOVIE TIMETABLE MARINTHEATRE E musical comedy hour with Don- RED BANK BhlauJS 872-0711 SUMMER VACATION the PENINSULA HOUSE ald O'Connor and Milzi Gaynor. CARLTON- LAST TIMES TONITE Kiddie Shaw Tomorrow 2 P.M OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT The show was originally aired in Summer K!ddie Show Serlen 2:00; 1960. Both Miss Gaynor and Good Neighbor Sam 7:no: 9:20. "ATOM AGE VAMPIRE" When dining out li something iptcloll O'Connor have become big night EATONTOWN elub attractions since they per- DR1VE-IN- "BATTLE OF WORLDS" Dining at the Peninsula House en- Oood Nelfhbnr Sam 8:30; 12:33; formed on thfe TV outing and are Quick dun 11:00. Snow Queen" cempanei every sense of the word currently playing the circuit. FREEHOLD THURS. • FRI.. SAT. —Starts FRIDAY— pleasure by offering you a friendly FREEHOLD- "Me HALE'S NAVY11 Evenings On* Show 8:10 atmosphere, superior cuitine, per- Oood Nelchbor Sim 3:(W: 7:09: 0:2S. "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" fectly blended cocktails and at mod- Question — My favorite new ASBURY PARK TV series this season is "Petti- ST. JAMES- AIR CONDITIONED erate tariff. coat Junction" and I like the Bsckct < RESERVE SKATS I 2:30; BEST PICTURE OF 1KYEU! whole cast. I was wondering i( 8:30. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Special Table d' Hot* Dinner COIXINGWOOD CIRCLE FREEHOLD from 3.50 you could tell me if Linda Kaye, SHORE DRIVE-IN- AIR CONDITIONED who plays "Bobby Jo" on the Mirnle »:35; 12:35; Ptrit When It ENTERTAINMENT WED. and FRI.. series, is Danny Kaye's niece. I Blzzlea 10:15. DANCING SATURDAY have heard this more than once. BELMAR NEPTUNE CITY —R. H., Jacksonville, Fla. FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- JACK LEMMON PHONE 842.2100 McItNle'n Navy H:35; 12:00; Advmce Answer — An hearing it more In the Rear 10:15. 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Ulh be inull »rA the tuff k* well THE DAILY BKCJSTTR P«i. "Boy, do ! have, Dear .MS': « !rue trained. short fingernails' fc-ifritr way, how do yrw G J. , July 29, 1964—15 the poor guy W »l? I/rJc, M.N., Dear G.I : The prof/am »M*M include Dtar are you SUWi you ha yen't be«n , Hah! in ivA, ajff/irj, his ever! The Art "wwrk" periods in which children At a iianer tor t prom ss/npling lie Martinis while wait- •found any kind of abominable get training in listening and car- inent guest, is it ever proper (or ing for the guests to arrive? snowman, but Irom all the ru- rying out instructions. The teach- the host to sit on the right hand mors I hear about them they're er gets results since all the chil-> FREE ESTIMATES ("Before of the guest and the hostess on the probably a bunch of rounders dren are putting away, their used to other, or is it vice versa? Dear George: and philanderers. Of Learning Ph. 542-2150 paints, moving their chairs up to j frantically, M.N. Is there any case on record cf Confidential to Jackie Gleason: By LESLIE J.'NASON the tables, or carrying out any Oh, quit complaining. What did of the other specific activities. you expect to find in a coffeej Dr. Nason Professor of Education The same is true of word cup, pray tell? Bourbon? j training. They get practice in; Mothers are expected to be,he self-control necessary for sit- speaking and controlling their It is believed that paper was land often are. the world's bbest ing quietly, listening to instruc- voices, as well as the habit of ions and not only understanding the invention of a high Chinese • teachers. A child learns rapidly gaining precise meanings of words j them, but being willing to follow who lived about in the first five years and has while operating in unison with many things to learn. iMothers them. years ago. He used the beaten the rest of the children. 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. fibers of the inner bark of theare in charge of all this training. A child must not only be able IOPEN 3 DAYS ONLY period should be At Rt. 35. Shrewsbury—at the Red Bank Line | mulberry tree matted together to When a child enters school to express himself, but he must A "creative he is expected to have acquired provided in which the child (Across from Mayfair Market) THURS., FRI. 10-9 • SATURDAY 10-6 have the self-discipline to wait paints, draws or builds, actually is turn while others talk. doing the activities himself. This ENTIRE STOCK or PARTS WANTED—CALL 747-9813 or 354-5250 He is expected, perhaps for the not only helps develop self-in- 'irst time, to behave properly in itiative and creative skills but: POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER gives him a chance to use his I AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS group outside his home without 10 the support and direction of hishands. BRANDS AT SAVINGS UP TO 80% mother. During play period he should get training in respecting the • Apolda • Bambury Originals • Childcraft As schools became formal and A. M. Big Time Rhyme: rights, property and privileges of THURS. Originals • S. J. Buckman • Kom Teens • classes larger, the training at others. The play equipment avail- JUST BROUGHT IN FROM Younqland • Nina • Jodeen • Betty Lane home for life in school became able gives him an opportunity EXCLUSIVE "MILLBURN" Oriqinals • Whippette • Thermojac • Young more of a problem. Mr. Pants e Bobbie Brooks • Aileen • Gor- Show and Dough to gain confidence in his muscular OVER 1000 TO CHOOSE FROM don Peters • Tracy • Pandora • Tidykins Kindergartens were established control. Siies 3 to iX; 7 to 14; Teens, Petits, Juniors • Elena • Peti • Aqua Teens • Etc. ;o help make this transition. But EVERY PIECE A FAMOUS LABEL During play period he should BOYLE By HAL BOYLE the groups are often too large, get training in respecting the having as many as 30 or 40 rights, property and privileges • DRESSES NEW YORK (AP)—When you cause it cost too much to move WARDS CHAIN JUST BROUGHT IN! children. Now, in many cases, of others. The play equipment 150 OVER 1000 TO CHOOSE FROM • SWIMSUiTS look at show business real close, even the transition from home available gives him an opportuni- LINK FENCING • 5N0WSUITS you wonder why it isn't called The Barry girls had it trun^ to kindergarten is a shock to the ty to gain confidence in his ITO Men's, Ladies', Girls', Boys' "dough business." iled downstairs for $3. Claire child. He suddenly is one of many muscular control. instead of being the center of at- • JACKETS ALL LEATHER It takes money as well as tal iroved equally thrifty in lerninj However, no nursery school can tention. • 2- & 3-PC. SETS enl. It costs about as much o play the instrument. A frien substitute for the security of home money now to develop a new vas paying 75 cents for piaiv Kindergarten can do much to and mother. The primary re- 15% Off • BLOUSES night club act as it does to buy i essons. Claire paid the girl 25 help children in their adjustment sponsibility for training remains GOLF three-bedroom house in the sub :ents a lesson to pass the infor- to school life, but the teacher is in the home. No Money Down! •ROBES nation on to her. urbs. It costs as much as it dii faced with a difficult task. With- The nursery school is but a Expert Installation • SWEATERS 10°NONE° to put on a Broadway dram For years the sisters sang foi n the group there are those who help in training a child for the HIGHER SHOES only a generation ago. leanuts on local radio station: have not had sufficient training important step of leaving home Available and Financed NAT. ADV. UP TO $49.95 md at social functions. Thei: at home and who need almost and entering a crowded school. Ladies' & Girls' Silei 3-9 NONE For example, let us take th< Boys'& Men's Siies 6-7'/i, 13 case of Claire and Merna Barry iig ambition was to get $10 for her undivided attention to per- (You can get Prof. Nason's • ENDICOTT JOHNSON E.J.I HIGHER ringle performance. When the form satisfactorily;. JUST BROUGHT IN FROM currently on the nation's suppei helpful booklet for parents, "Help /l/VomaOMERY • TOMMY ARMOUR inally got the $10—well, thi EXCLUSIVE "HACKENSACK" club circuit. A few cities like Culver City, Your Child Succeed in School," NAT. ADV. UP TO SI 8.95 The two singing sisters earn heck bounced.. 'alif., are meeting this problem by sending $1 to Help Your Child, WARD OVER 400 TO CHOOSE FROM realistically by holding beginning Box 1277, General Post Office, Petite from 3-15—Misses, 12-20; 14'/i-22'/i four-figure salary for a singli Finally, they landed on a reg- classes to approximately 10. New York City.) JUST BROUGHT IN! night's engagement. But theilar radio program which re- estimate they will spend upwan quired them to learn 28 ne\ Some cities retain children in [ of $25,000 to prepare a new rou songs a week. This, they fee the beginning group until they) DRESSES coo MEN'S & BOYS' 179 AMY ADAMS tine for an opening here Aug enabled them to build up a ver reach a state of development I before you buy or build, see • . . WTO to 17. atile reperlorie which helped which makes success probable || R 8 K ORIGINALS BULKY KNIT MARIE PHILLIPS 100 Where does the money go? spur their career. in the first grade. CARILLON "Well, we have to have spe They sing songs in nine \&n- Mothers have many duties In II MARINE VIEW NELSON CAINE 00 cia! material, since wer'e plan guages—Italian, Russian, Span addition to training children which I GRACE ADAMS SWEATERS TNE ning to use 11 new songs," sail ish, French, Hebrew, German, make pre-kindergarten prepara-1 SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION SMART.MISS Claire. "We also need a voca greek, Yiddish, and English. tion difficult. In such cases a] STRAND ORIGINALS, 10NONE HIGHER "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" arranger, orchestral arranger good nursery school can be a real |[ ETC. HIGHER In addition to starring oi MAT. ADV. UP TO $79.95 NAT. ADV. UP TO $11.95 «a. IF PERFECT copyist, lyricist, choreographer most of the top U.S. televisioi help. wardrobe designer, and extr, shows, they have been feature! The nursery school teacher II MAIN OFFICE musicians." on West German television works full time helping the child I Branch Office JUST BROUGHT INI "Then there's the wardrobe, Munich, toured the Soviet Unioi develop necessary self-confidence, |[ First Ave. and 874 Highway 35 LW2&3PC. 750 MEN'S BETTER added Merna. "Gowns^ can rui with Ed Sullivan, made score self-discipline and skills. Highway 34 CFIva Cortien) to 50 up to $750 apiece, or even $1,50 rf recordings. Parents should select nursery II Atlantic Highlands MIDDLETOWN with accessories." Each sister is married to schools carefully. It is essential I ORLON 291-0100 671-2400 00 CHINO Other incidental expenses successful businessman. that the nursery school groups'! such as management and publ KNIT SUITS 10 2 city, hike the total cost. NONE HIGHER WORK PANTS K0NelmHS, But if it is expensive to stay ii NAT. ADV. UP TO S25 IF PERFECT NAT. ADV. UP TO $5.95 IF PERFECT the big time, both girls feel it i worthwhile. Their climb to sue cess was a steady struggle. Repeated by Popular Demand- SECOND TIRE OVER 900 PRS. TO CHOOSE FROM The girls have, been singini professionally since Claire- wa 8 and Merna 6. Money wa scarce in their early days, OO They lived in a small apari MEN'S SHOES ment in the Bronx and the fam NONE ly couldn't afford to buy a p • Thorgood • Bondshire • McCoy • Freetnan HIGHER NAT. ADV. UP TO $16.95 ano. Eventually, the fami 6 above them moved away an 12 PRICE left a piano in the apartment bi Get first tire at our No-Trade-in price. 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Miller midst of saying he would not of New York, probably will f I D/Dtf T 'AVE THE 'EAIJT f TELL 'IM THAT make any personal attacks on since Miller has been describod as a gut fighter, a "wiry roost- ONLV WA5HIN' THE ^HDT&IWC / ohnson and would campaign er" with "nothing namby-pam olely on the issues, told a news by about him." conference: "Oh, 1 think you'll ind some brickbats flying [t can't be forgotten that Gold- around all over the place." water said one of the main is- iues in the campaign is the And Johnson, apparently pre- 'scandal hanging over the pared for anything that hap- White House." Somebody, if not pens, while so far being bland Goldwater, is going to have to about it all, told a news talk about it, since he called it onference: "Most campaigns an issue. re rough campaigns and I'm If a guess had to be made, an old campaigner, I've been at this seems the likely one: this is t 30 years." going to be rougher than any This gives him more than campaign in memory if only be- twice the campaign experience cause the intensity of feeling Reaches of goldwater because he was inamong Americans ..themselves Congress more than twice as seems so deep. long. There was hardly deep feeling He never batted an eye—in among voters over the 1960 race public, that is—to Goldwater's between Sen. John F. Kennedy charge that he is a "faker" and and Vice President Richard M. "phony" and seemed to be Nixon. They weren't so trying to brush aside any apart in their views. It was a thought he might retaliate in personality contest. kind. It marks the most clear-cut division—which is what Gold- He said of his 30 years of water said he wanted to provide campaigning: "One of the first anyway — between American things I learned—at least, as far conservatives and those of more ai I'm concerned—the people liberal views and between those are not much Interested in my who are against big government personal opinion of my oppo- and those who consider'it a ne- nent. cessity in the middle of the 20th cenlury. OSBORNE ENDS COURSE The lines have already hard- STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD WICHITA FALLS, Tex. - Air- ened on both sides and if any- /HUE tatTGCNKQ BACK HFS KW'KWWHDSHH.) OOUff R man Third Class Carey W. Os- one doubts it all he has to do YOU BlflSIED 1WOT.' il TO THAT CRWMV JOB BEHIMP A VWEEl TDT_>'HrSHAME SCOTCHED borne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waiis talk to a dozen people and I NEVER THOUGHT '«Xn> GO DRIVING A TRUCK, MR. WASTE HIMSELF ON TffiOM THE KflDEO EWTW lace E. 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Big Three Pro Golf Threatens First Family of Quality Whiskies WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS MIDSUMMER HURDLE H'CAP Wed., July 29 $100,000 SORORITY To Convert Into a Big We Sat., Aug. 1 By WILL GRIMSLEY faces — one of them, at least, an qualify to oppose Palmer, an oldWe all think it's a good sign." Associated Press Sports Writer old face re-emerging from the hand, in the scramble for the Since 1958, Palmer has won NEW YORK (AP) - Profes- shadows of obscurity — have $50,000 first prize in the World four Masters, the Open and the sional golf's Big Three, which moved in to challenge Nicklaus, Series of Akron, Sept. 12-13. British Open. Nicklaus, at 24, Jack Nicklaus a year ago Palmer and Player. "This is very healthy for golf has joined suoh immortals as threatened to convert into a Big One of them is the lean, seri- generally," said Jim Gaquin, Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan and Me, suddenly has developed into ous face of Ken Venturi, 33, who tournament manager of the Pro-Byron Nelson as the only players a Big We. slew the ghosts of past failures fessional Golfers Association, dis- to win all three of America's It's no longer just a trio at theand frustrations in winning the cussing the even distribution of major pro crowns — the Masters, top of the rich and nigfjed fair- U. S. Open last month in Wash- the four big titles. Open and PGA. Player has won way game — it's a crowd. ington's stifling heat. "The emergence of the so- the Masters and PGA and be- The four major pro champion- Another Is the puckish face of called Big Three did a lot to come the only foreigner to lead tha money winning list. RESORT OF RACING ships of 1964 now have been de Champagne Tony Lema, 30, con-stimulate the game and we can't ded and of the so-called Big queror of cranky, old St. An- knock it. But It created an awk- Although shut out this year OCEAKPORT, M. 1. Three — Nicklaus. Arnoj* Pal- drews in his first try in the Brit- ward situation. from a major title, Nicklaus, 1 miles from Garden St. Pkwy., Exit 105 mer and Gary Player — only ish Open and the most colorful "Sponsors began to feel that suffering a tendency lo start unlimited parking Palmer, the Masters winner, figure the sport has produced their tournaments were a failure with a bad round, has rallied to! amo away with one of the since Walter Hagon. i( they couldn't get Palmer, finish third in the Masters andj outdoor and indoor dining terraces hoire plums. A third is the fresh, baby face Nicklaus and Player — or at second in both the British Open cafeteria and dining area Nicklaus, although the season': of Bobby Nichols, 2R. u-lin per- least one o[ them. The players and PGA. He is currently the lending money winner with $!)0,- on grandstand lower level, leading money collector, ivr-nt formed golfing miracles for four on thp'tour became a little up- 864.76, followed by Palmer, with Kinsey Gold . 12 Year Old Whiskey completely air-conditioned D-foM and failed to qualify fnr days in leading the PGA Cham- spt. They felt that the-ro were Ihe $100,000 World Series of Golf, pionship through every round. He any number of men capable of $80,693.37. 85 Proof Bonded Whiskey Blended wild 65% Grain Neutral Spirit* which he had won two years in caplurml Hie imagination of the winning the hij; tournaments and But golf fans are, buzzing OVM Kinsey Silver 8 Year Old Whiskey n row. Player never seriously nation by the way he stood off tlml too much publicity was a new Bij> Three — Venturi, 86 Proof Blended Whiskey Bfendod with 6S% Grain Nmilral Spirits threatened in any of Ihe four big the constant pressure of Palmer given the Big Three Lema find Nichols. How good Kinsey Gin 90 Proof • Distilled Dry Gin ohamplmiships. and Nicklaus. "This year's developments are they? Can they last? Dislillod from Grain Produced by Kinsey Distillers Co., Phili. New forces are making them- As winners of major champion-

r MERCHANDISE FOR CREDIT FOR SALE ^ ^RENT'AJV NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! R urilh BY PHONE -ri! ^•._K«nii»'lniri[. 7H7H4O0. ' NO PAINT? i i'A ItTMKNT ili'/.K "• ~\>hilicflTotrlgei'. Monmouth County's Largest Auto D'ucount Center 's rlRbt, our Ihipmit 'IVdhir nluml- tor. (lood coiKtlilrm. $.•[•(. cttli ALL '64 FokDS AND USED CARS MUST GO mm nldlng in not piilntffl, It hns a »nt film nitftchwi, nun ram red [or '•"J f"l'A^ " <-'hnl«p. ('an b« *nen •arn. • I Me a I'd Ave Nn vfnlnk full in* P PROWN'S Hrtntmml. 2»|.2ui» ' .lOVlNfl Til KUmiilA" ~Muir".7ii BANK RATE FINANCING • HIGHEST TRADE ALLOWANCES 12 Broid Ht. ItPil IJank _ 741-7MIO UTIiniL MOPKItN~~HEI>ROr)'M • >out>lo bwl, drawing tahlft with hug* ound mirror, two liurpnin nml mlrroijt, DON'T MISS THIS BIG OPPORTUNITY ... SEE US TODAY! ilfilit table. P>O. Call 1!(M-W27. Rte. 35 (Maple Ave.) Red Bank, NJ. lnnttn nr-in nt lnwr>nt prirr.i. Momnoutti HnHte Ctt., llfl Monmouth R4., Hni (More ClaBslflcd Ad« ank. 741-88.13, On The Next Page) FOB SALE FOR SA1-E APAJtTMENTS I FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR IALE HOLSE5 FOB SAi-E NOTlCfc THE UA.1LY RKOISTER y, July 29, )9fj4-21 1»KO BRANCH OUTSTANDING VALUE •1 — Soil*, levti, oae c*r IT LOOKS NEW .. . MATILDA GARDEN aiucheo, Jaf$e lot w*Ji- carpet. ^/i% interttt, tow O>TS- Apartments iU. Ctose to St. THIS U Of Kolarsick C*ris ii'.'t.eu tu'A W-*\it:'*r. PJOJIJ I • * Garden State Parkway. . BUT ITS'USED AND 468 SECOND AVENUE "Hire* bfirtwaii, 1^ til-e bt-Uki. En-! SE >1 JNF.N t>y tte Mayor cioew! port!-., one ca.r girftge- Swim- ftfd Conr.oi! tile Boroujh o( Ruai- mini: pool 16*21 Fur below apprmJ»aJ ton, thai: Section 1. No owntr, wrupant or Gives Talk RED BANK—Clean, furnished rooms, YOU SAVE ALMOST $300 THREE-ROOM TV" blocks from transportation. Men HOLMDEL — Gorgeous view, ex- fiiant of jirnperty silLmttHj in the Bor- only. R]ue Diamond Inn, 129 Monmouth treme privacy large variety of >ugh r.f Runiion &haJl {'onnfCt or main REAKS OF CHARM mr, the connection or ppr.'rjt to In Apartments trees and, shrubs, two bedrooms, rnnnpcled or permit tli» mnmtpnanc,. At Hospital ROOM -NEXT TO BATH — For buai- Lovely older horn* in Locust, hai Uv- • 3 Piece Sectional, with tables, lamps, etc. living room, kitchen and large I:IR roo'ii, 'lining rt>om, 'ifn. »un room. •f the i-..nn FREE HEAT net-t mail. 20 Waverly PI (First house screened porch. W/i acres. $60,- Urge H:H'!HM1, four bpfjrooms, I1- balhs <:])' Id' RED BANK - Dr. Atbcrt • 2 Piece Blond Bedroom with accessories. l lt S h HflJ f ( the i FREE HOT WATER .O'iM TO LET— ]n private home rldiii'->nab!? hulldlnj : Kolarsick lectured on carcinoma • S Piece Dinette oi'.tlng woman, kitchen privilege ain ing two [t'yier*n a|>a rtmenta, e of the breast in onfe of a series and AIR CONDITIONING isind. can »«« 6 p.m. any tven HOLMDEL - Brick home located ith living ro m, fireplace. *un ro yd h 1 i] of in-service educational talks and the balance is only l L on-seven acres rolling land well RENTALS FROM (100 MONTH \ at Riverview Hospital recently. $278 landscaped. Asking $50,000, Rental Agent on Premises REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. i The series, for staff and private Call '222-fi75B Pay $3 weekly HOLMDEL — For horses or chil- • Multiple Listings MULs, ilislv nurses' aides and orderlies, was * HOUSES FOR SA.LE Real Eatale for 70 y«arj SPR1NGV1EW GARDENS drens' day camp, located on •n-j initiated 13 years ago by Ruth Rooms sold separately 60 Whit* St. RPII Banlv T41-' :arrift waste of human or.g ( 283 SPRING ST. RKII BANK eautiful landscaped property, COMPARE! COMPARE: TIRED OF CRAMPED ATUANTir HU.iUl^VN'DS -- T.\IP* * a mliig putrcscihle milerta;. "Sal ^1 Wallace, director of nurses, who at IMMEDIATE AM* FUTCKE Orel" jstorical background 30 acres or rooms, Si-etilr Iir., inHgnififfnt v •ANCY. LARGEST ONE AND TWO iK** i>f storni r>r r supervises the program. QUARTERS? ill divide. $150,000. Siuidy Hook Bay. W0.500. 2P1-1T50. BEDROOM APARTMENTS. HEAT. lalurpl surface or The lectures are given month- HOT WATER, FREE PARKING. 141- Then lake a kKik nt this spaciou! Cxpe. is may acnunj'al 5872. Extra !argt> kiicln-n, l>rick WJ»ll fi OLMDEL — Professional build-! LOTS & ACREAGE tiOTII 1. ftr low ({ro or semi-monthly, and ail puce m living room, three Isrje bed- SfoimiL 3. .\ny perso:* i> nurses in the area are invited Field Furniture Company REP BANK -- Four rooms untur- room*, breezewsy and garage, on Urge or pleasant home Coloniali___---_--^-.-^-—-_-—.-r^:- inn or fori-oration vioiaU corner lot. All Inr :yle, immediate possession, low 5TS' he provisions of this ordir 7-11 East Front Street nlstied. Immediate occupancy. $1-5 :Tr.s. brarti. total pric I|K»II fonvicUcw thereof |irt>- to attend. monthly Inciuritnc utilities. Tn« ilu- VA nn Mown ' FHA fcVrf- down xes, thre«-car garage. Asking ' UMifcMANN. Bnikfr lowan AKency. 747-30 Dr. Kolarsick, attending Keyport, New Jersey Subject lo FHA and VA approval 124,500. HTS, or he imprisoned In (he County NEW four-room apartment. Living FOl'R LOTS — Approximately ',i acre physician in the department of .in or coin** workhoiu* (or A i FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE room. dining* room, kitchen and bath. VETS each, rteslratile U>C.IIUVA. WalSting onaJd Patterson who charged TINTON AVE. LAWLEY AGENCY Borough Oiffrk. PROWN'S 1370 Hwy. 35 Haziet mark«t. Our thoroughly trained, e Establl»hml 1932 rlenced staff of encious goit aciu July 3fl J15.41 lim with carrying a concealed 264-0666 741-3636 peru ITS prep»red to he!p you. Swimming In your own privaia nvrim OFFICEIPACIT Realtor-Insurors weapon, yesterday was found APARTMENT. SIZE — Refrigerator "'lib right on the site . . . only mlnutei Daily 9-8, Saturday, Sunday, 10-6. Lilt your properly witb NOTICE Heat furnished, ill redecorate to mil Multiple Listings SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ;uilty of disorderly conduct. with 40 pound freezer unit. Perfect run- rvay from ocean bathing, wli'-U sandy your requirements. Best location, will ning condition. >40. 78T-6375. -caches, boating, fishing and Monmouth NO MONEY DOWN PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. CHANCERY DIVISION tub-divide U necessary. See and cord' 741-6262 Real Estate Kor 70 Years MONMOUTH fOPNTV Magistrate William I. Klatsky Shopping Center . . . on* block from 7*7-1100. COLLECTION OF EARLY CANADIAN within walking distance of express MOVE lilGHT IN 60 White St., Red Bank ^741-7:00 DOCKKT NO. M-H302-H3 amended the complaint iand im- COINS — And other foreign coin* and the West Gate of Port Monmoutn . . . AVAILABLE NOW — Adjacent OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1-5 P.M. Civil Action medals. Write to "A.B." Box 511. Red 629 TTNTON AVENUE AIAJE PLUS — LIUle Silver blicli LISTINGS NEEDED! We h&vi clients NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT posed a $25 fine and a 30-day i9 to Newark and New fork City. ces 713-A and 715. State H- .. 35, Colonial, seven years younf. Living anxious to settle in this vicinity, Flsase Buk, | Middletown. Ample parking. 671-0277. NEW SHREWSBURY OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Six-room modern ranch, eiyht year &om, dining room, kitchen, den. (oucalr l ua If your property is (or rent or CHARLES E BROWN, PlainUK. vs- suspended jail sentence. Carry- • ALL-Electrlc kitchens with GE 'OH UHNT — >or*i.sM*inanul „ •Id, three bedrooma, l1^ batna, 1H ton idrooms, 2',i haih», Bcr*«near garage, full basement, river C0N3TANTE O, BROWN, Hefendant. ing a concealed weapon is an in- in CONDITIONING. Amol* of[-fltree[ three different locations, approximately Jr conditioner, birch kitchen, cabinet Ulantic Hignlands. 291-1717. TO: CONSTANCE O- BROWN. 3,000. 8.000 and 7,000 sq. It. 747-1100. v&\] oven, gas heat, one-car trarag ig-hts. 136,900. By vlrlup (1/ Bn Order ot thp 8u- iictaWe offense. ighted parking areaj. 125x201 lot. Combination storm aaah. " srouii HOME 5c SQUARE FOOT PltOFESSIONAL OFFICE IN RED )ur 12 aalespeopla rtave clients wtlfc pcrior CoCourt of Now jAraey. Chancery 3&-K00M APARTMENTS J170 a month Include* taXM. W1U rent Division, mudp on Uie 21st d»y wii 15 the plaintiff and you are ^R^HOOT'A.REA -•- nine-room, house IJnien PI. K«t Bank iroperty. Call us for a q"ick Mle. Two five-inch hunting knife in the 7<7-O3«7 rffice* serving you. ' nl;int, you are hereby required WE BUV AND SELL, anyirung and iM APARTMENT railroad siding, •n nine acres. Three-car garage. Lar&? r th« Complaint of ihfl plain- lulbulldlnga. Full cellar. Owner'* 111- waistband of his trousers. The everything. Giva ths highest prices. ' (TWO BEDROOMS) _ 747-1761. WALKKR t WALKER Ill! on or lieFc.re the 22nd dnv of Rcp- Call William Let! Furniture, Inc.. Hwy. >15l> MONTH ic.is reductrff prlc« to $15,500. Kxwllun RED BANK Realtors tenilter, 1964, riy Rirvinn an answer on fficer said he had threatened 39, Mlddletown 711-3213. Open >vt- MIDDLETOWN —"^Highway 35. 1,100four-bedroom two-bath house on thre Shrewsbury Otrice Mlddletown office Patlfrson & Ooojipr, fiMqtilrex, plain- nmgs till 9 p.m. TREK HEAT k HOT WATER MI,, ft. New building, air conditioned. axrci. Pull cflliar, Strtun. R«jistered 7il*2U 671-3311 1W* attorney!*, wlioae. n located at 101 Linden PL, Red Bergen PI., tlO for passing a red HOLD GOODS, CALL water, 671-2850. ank.' Call 717-0465 uk for Mr. Jay.POSES OF CERTAIN LANDS AND SUTEHIOIt COUKT or NRW JERSEY' terrace off Newman Springs Rd- next PREMISES IN THE BOROUQH OF CHANCKRV DIVISION light. 671-10S1 FURNISHED APARTMENT — W HOUSES FOR RENT lo Chrlalaln Brothers Academy. ^2&1334 1EW MONMOUTH — Four-bed room, RUM80N, NEW JERSEY, AND AP MONMOUTU COUNTY 121) BASS ACCORDIAN — With case. rooms, nicely furnished, Inquire C&J PROPRIATINO THE COBT OF SAID Docket No. F !0!D-63 Store, IE) Mam St., Eatontown. LITTLE SILVER — Small eata,te on iM-bath bl level. 24x18 living room, $100. 12 bass accordian with case, $25. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Oayly nearly an acre of.wooded privacy. De- 14x16 paneled recreation •room, privata ACQUISITION" -was Introduced by the MOHAWK SAVINGS AND 1OAN A8- Old player piano, needs repair, $25. LONG BRANCH — Unturnlahed, mod- tumlsdtumlshed,, four-bedroomfourbdroom, iHiHfoth he lightful six-room ranch, three twin bed- lining room, two-car garage. (20,990. Mayor ami Counoit of the Borough of _ corporation of New Jer- «71-3rraopani 3-J* land and (he premiien hereinafter par- OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, cnica, Kent, beautiful river view, cross vent BUMMER, RACING SEASON AND vlndowert family room with expansive ticularly described, eltunte. lying: and ,ag and privacy. Aaking 518,500. Call SHERIFF'S SALE side Rd. spent several days last Clasiwtra, art objects and Drla-t-brto, latlon, new Kitchen, Close to nhoppln YEAR HOUND RENTALS. JE11» Wilt- before 1 p.m. or after 7 p.m. 671-2307. ver view. Maid'a room and batli, being in the Borough of Red Bank In Immediate caih for anything and every* and transportation. Cat) Superintender shire Agency, Realtors. Open seven- laaonry bulVhead, Huge patio with SliPEBlOR COURT OB NEW JERSEY the County of Monmouth md State of week visiting her brother-in-law days. 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea Britht, New Jersey: <* thing. Ruscll's. 2t East Front St.. 741-9690 or MArket 2-78&0. EIGHT YEAR OLD — Six room ranch. iwnlns. Solid value at #8,000. CHANCERY DIVISION and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Stefan 741-1S93. 842-0004. one bath, concrete patio with brick HU8SELL W. BORUS, Realtors. 6(» BEGINNING at a point on the TERRACE APARTMENTB — MONMOUTH COUNTY Bide nl Clirford Place nuld point beinR 1 ronm second floor apartment. Im WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — llrepln.ee, concrete driveway and walk [liver Rd.. Fait Haven. T47-4532. Mem- Kwecien at linden. Suzanne on 1-3 ar-r« of land. Excellent condi- Multiple I_latlilg Service. Docket No. F 1918-63 distant In a southerly direction ^W ats occupancy. Adults only. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- feet -from the lnter8ectloH~"of~THf/oni Kwecien Is visiting this week with PETS 4 LIVESTOCK 741-4850 ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER tion. $2(,000. 671-3109. NTIC HIGHLANDS —..JUr.Mrfce'i* mSAVlMNjN AGENCY. Occanport Avt.. Octanpcrt. fJClATlON— lON, a corporation of New Jer Place wHn Ihe Bonlhcrly line of West her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. UNFURNISHED — Three room apart PRICE HEptICEP,J^-..»..WncD)n- tfa, Caiie"CC«r;lli stbry, two ontha Side Avenue; thence tli North 85° is 5(M5«I Keansburg, Two year round lionsea replucp, attached garage, full cellar, SfJCsey, l Plaintifiifff vs: Er>WARD B . WAI.fcWAIfc- : BANK, slngls and OXFORD INDUSTRI- 30" West Iftft fpft to n jiofnt llicnci ibson. • K» to tl75 Per Montli with two-car garage on 50x130' lot which rge lot.-Appraised for 517,800. Belling U» South 5* We*t, 92.33 feet lo i 'rent', W5-3B5, all utilities.' 291-3750. runs through two sVteets. Live in one, •j.16,800. Immediate occupancy, AL CORPORATION, a Pennsylvania Mrs. Joseph Caprloni of Prlcilla THS BERG AGENCY corporation Defepdanti point thencfl (3i South fit" «' 2ff" Every Thursday evening beginning July TWO BEDROOMS ^~Uvit)s~'rc ftl 36 Mlddletown rent other. One has five rooms, two IP UIH-H7J. East, 150 fert to the westerly Uno ot dinette, kitchen and bath. In one of bedrooms, U£ baths, nrw hardwood La. gave » surprise birthday 30 at 7 p.m. at Zlotklns Sale flam «n-iooo MIDDLETOWN — Near htsh school By virtue of a writ of execution In Clifford Place; lh«nce U) North * Freehold OolU Neck Rd., freehold. Red Hank's finest garden apartments doors, porch and hot water ou fired the above stated action to me directed East and along the westerly line of party for her mother, Mrs. Mat- $136 per month. See Superintendent'i FOUR-BEDROOM — Year round, mod heat. Other house, three rooms, bath Three bedrooms, l!j baths, split level 1 ahaJl expose for sale at public vtn 1 2HX15 patio. Owner. Call 341.&138. Clifford Place. 95 feet lo the point or 75 OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS HOUSES Apartment, Nn. 31 or Apartment 152 ern kitchen, I -, bath^. S150 a month. porch and patio. Gaa heat. Close to due, at the Court House In the Borough place of beginning. thew Barrah, July 22 at Oakhursf. Call 774-2341 Saturday, Sunday. WJT^EVEU — Thwe bedroomfl, 2^ 15 APPALOOSAS. Manor Dr., Red Bank. tchools, stores and transportation. In ot Freehold, County of Monraouth, New ALSOfcnown M NO. 14 Olirford Place. Attending were Mrs. Norma quire at above address or call 787-0441 laths, located one block from every- M RBalSTBRED QUARTERKD LONG BRANCH — New garden apart- YEAR ROUND — Unfurnished homes, Jersey, on Monday the 10th day of Au Hed Bank, New Jersey, and designated HORSES. from J135 to $250 Available for one after A p.m. . hing In Lincroft. Call 741-3003. gust, 1964, u 2 o'clock P.M. Prsvall on, the Tax Map of (he Borough of Cook, Mrs. Monticello Clark, ments, air conditioned, QE kitchen, al Ing Time. 35 PONIES. utilities supplied 3V* rooms, $120. 2*29 or more years lease. WEAUT-NEMETH REDUCED -- Owner rouat sell. Mirt MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms, Red Bank at Block No. 85, Lot Xos.Mrs. Larry Clack and children 9624 or 229-4550. AGENCY, Realtors, 102 Weat Fron towr, near Red Bank. Three bedrooms, tra large modern kitchen, separate din- ALL that ce-rtafn lot, tract or parcel 7. Larry and Wendy of Belmar, Mr. Private tal* dally at Rocking B Ranch St., Rcil Bank. Call 741-2240. living room with brick wall and fire* Inng rroom. LagLargee living room,, iun- of land and premises, situate, lying and The within description is pursuant to 6 Point Rd.. Colts Neck. Norman Boa- ATTRACTIVE — Two rooms, fi n place, patio, fenctri-in ba* yard. Ask- being In the Township of Matawan, In a §urvey made by Victor J. Lo Pinto, Iloor, unhirnlahtd, kitchenette. McLar BUNGALOW — Suitable for couple. porcorchrch, , lft cacar r graggaraggaragee.. ChaiCh n llini k fenca nd Mrs. Carol Schou, Matthew ley, proprietor. 482-1803. ing H6.8OO. Call atur * p.m. 747-2682, n. backyardb d. HousH e andd jgrounduda In ex-x the County ot Monmouth and State of ". X. on July 7, 1955. en St. Private. Quiet person. 741-0761 Three rooms and bath, furnished. Al New Jersey, and more particularly de- Th« approximate amount of th« judg- utilities. Call 231-9697 before 6:30 p.m. ;ellent condition. $16,600. 787-1740. Barrah and son Alexander of SUTTON PARK APARTMENTS — icrlbed ai> loNows, to wit:— ment to be satlirfled by natd (tale ts NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES - Two or 812-1231 after 7 p.m. LINCROFT — Seven room split level, WESWKST DEAL,—»0,00D550,0 O «rea. older home, ths turn of ^11,300 (ogBther with the Oakhurst and Joseph Caprioni black (emaJes, three months old, AKCBranch Ave., Ked Bank New 3% BEING known and designated as Lots room apartments newly decimated. Rent NEPTUNE — Thiee-bedrcom ranch, four large bedrooms, livin••--g room, din costA nf thin sale. registered. 741-5079. Central »tr conditioned. J6W down to Nos 16-17 In BlocSc No. 4S on a certain and sons Joseph and Michael Includes air conditioning heat and ga».1^ baths, cellar, carprt, near stop- Ing room, kitchen, beautiful map designiUed as "Clltfwood Beach, In Dated July 18, 1064 PET BUNNY RABBITS FOR SALE Inquire Su peri n ten dent. 747-2685. ping, (135 month, yearly, 531-4843. Iiiii , ~posses"sloi n In'threI three weweek*e . Owner JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. of Everett. qualified buyer. Immediate occupancy. Matawan Township, being Section No,. 3, — J2.W each. Call :ranilerred. B1.900. THE BEKO dated March, 1925" which said Map »M LOUIB J. Cohen, Atty. 642-4273 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three-room SMALL HOUSE — Middlelown area. ~' "" Rt. 35, Middlttown. Call 671 July 29. Aus. 5. 12. 1» JMVfl apartment and bsAh, iirnt door, tvw- Osjue, rdeft yard. Call BUSCH REALTY CO., 842-UBO. duly tiled In the MonmouUi County CLIPPING AND BATHWG nlahed or unfurnished, aHl faoilltlu In* 671-3595 Clerk's Office on July 27, 1923, In Cue ATTRACTS SNAKES All breed!. Margie Schmidt by ap- eluded. August Ifl. Call 2»l-9437. LEONARDO — Ideal home for thoae No. 68-5. BtlINO also known a a Kos. NOTICE MONMOtTH COUNTY COURT WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Snake- pol rumen). 787- MIDPLETOWN Eight-rooElg m split, NEW SHREWSBUREW Y — Colonial. Four ntwlyweda or retired.. Two bedrooms, 8-1T West Concourse. Mat&wan, New POUR-ROOM ~ UnturnlBhed apartmen lour bedrooms. Corn_er_ . I - - . bbedroomid , tthreh e bathF ^xc811*%*c"* kitchen, living room, bath ant} enclosed Jersey. I.\W DIVISION' bites are old hat to Mrs. Bonnie FIELD OKAMPION — Woodland Artls Branch Ave., ntcond floor, all utllltlea executive. $190 s, month, leaae. Ca Bo rooma. S27.S00. 747-S3B0. porch. Oft> heat and an outbuilding DUCKET NO 14105 dIU l The approximato amount of the judg- Wren of Wichita. Sired Beagte Pups, wormed, AKC Included, adults only. 7U74fi« aftir e, 291-1221. ihop. A ml tmy-furnlahed, asking only ment lo ba Mtlrtled hy said sile Ts CIV1U ACTION Eee., »80. Al Rogers, 15 Hlaleah Ave. KEANBBURO — Five-room house, 35; $8,600. JUDGMENT TWIN GABLE& - 39 nlveralde Ave. HOLMDEL-Country cottAge; six rooms, 100 cyclone rence, completely furnished the sum of (8,000.00 togtther with the She recently went to a hospital Jllddletown. 787-3418. costs oi this «ale. IN THB MATTER OF THE APPLI- Red Bank on rlvsx. 3tf and lour modern kitchen, bath. Available Sept. 1. with heat. 787-0794. CATION O F ALOYSUI8 .108E PH rooms unfumlahed, five-room office. Lease, reference!. {175. 94«-«567. BELTORD — Recently modernised for treatment of the bite of a BLACK LABRADOR PUPPIES—Sevwi two-story home. Three bedrooms, din Sated June 30, 1864 SCHOENBERaER, PAULINE BELL 741-2399. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Custom- copperhead snake. While there, weeks old, AKC reglittred. good hunt. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW — All Invbuilt, threi bedroom ranch, Come Ing room, kitchen, living room, bise J08IPH A. S1IAJTO, Sheriff. 8CHOENBERQER. hla wife TODD Ing stock. PL 7-8449. PTOvements, 5130 per month. SCHANCK lOOlW. Asking $16,300. 290-1842. ment. New heat, roof and aiding. Near Harry Welsmnn, M\y.- RUSSELL SCHOENBERQER and she noted that it was the seventh SUNNYBROOK APTS. AtJENCY. Reutor, 8 Linden PI., Red schools, shopping, etc. Modestly priced July IB, 23, 29, Aug. 5 143.24 TIMOTHY JOEL BCHOENBEUOEIt. GERMAN SHSPHERD PUPS - Cham, Bank. 7U-0397. RUMSON—fievon-room, 2^-ba.th olde Infants by ihelr father and naliird lime a poisonous snake had bit- plon ttlred, line bred. Outstanding qual 1-4 Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown hnme. Hrnieway, full ctllar, attachpd THE KLRWAN CO.. Realtors Kiiardlan, ALOYSIDS JOSEPH !ty at reasonable prices. 223-3547. EAST KEANSBURG PIve-TOom ten her. East of Rt, 35 garage. On busline, walking distance to Call 787-5600 SCHOENBBRGER, FOR LEAVE TO house. Improvemerrtn. Will allow 120 schools and shopplnr. FHA appralsec AS8UMJS THK NAMES OF ALOYS JkKO MALE BEAGLE PUPPIES — 10 monthly for odd jobs around place, BIX ROOM HOUSE — Hot water, 8HER1FCH SALE Mrs. Wren, 35, said none of weeks old. Reasonable. Call AVAILABLE — On« four-room (tw for 520.000. Asking 120.000. ROL8T0N JOBHJPH SHANER. PAULINE BELL MU 6-6M5. WATBRBURY REALTORS, 16 Wei hcttter, tile bath, baaeboard heater, SUPERIOR COUKT OF NftW 4ERSEV BHAMER TODD RUSSELL SHAJIER the bites affected her seriously. -.284-4660 ••' -- -- - bedrooms) furntshed. One tour-roam gcreem, 264-65SW. Union Beach. CHANCEBV DIVISION (two bedrooma) unfurnished. One three RUMSON — Bachelor's one-bedroon Front St.. Red Bank. 747-3500. and TIMOTHY JOEL SHANER AKC LABRADOR PUPPIES — 10 BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT MONMOUTH COUM'V •pectlvely. room (one bedroom) furnished and un the Court that they have (!» Heating Work, and t2j Electrical 16 West Front St.. Red Bunk. 747-3500. 3TON WATBRBURY, 16 West SI,, Red flOO. 7(7-853«. ALL that certain tract or parcel of complied with BUH the provisions nt HOUSES FOR SALE 3TON WATBRBURY 16 Wt SI Rd One acre, brook. J4G.00O. 871-2932. luid, situate, ly Ing uv& beuif In th« Work. Rank. 7I7-.15O0. MUST MOVE — $18,700, seven-room N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1, et nig., and the Rules FURNISHED APArRTMBNT — Thfe MIDDLETOWN — Two-story C UST MV $ , sevenro Township of RAJ I tan, In the County of of Court, and the Court bflnR satisfied Copies or Plans and Specifications rooms and hath. Third HOOT, view oi BUNGALOW — Fumirtied three roama, two-year-old, nine rooma, recreation plit AirconditionedAiditiAir-conditionedd ,, lffcc bathsbth . Large Monmouth, it) the State of New Jer- escribing the proposed work, as well t Good location C thereof and that there Is no reasonable the river. Call 741-12.VJ. bath. Adulta, no peta. $85 monthly. 27{ room, and den, two car garage, be*u lot, Good location. Call 671-285912859. ley: objection therein: s Proposal Forma, Instructions to MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Mechuilc St., ned Bank. 741-1214. tlful landncape. W6.000, 671-0056. Bidders, and other Contract Docu- fINFURNISIIED—VcriTmodern kitchen" MATAWAN—itt-year-old two-Btory CO' KNOWN and designated u Lot No. 10 It la, on this 23rd day of July, 19f>4, MORE LISTINGS SOLD lonfai. 1^ir«e bedrooms, 1% baths, cen In Block E on a map entitled: "Sub- ments, may be examined at the Offlca liurge living room, two bedrooms, tiled LEONARDO — Available August 1 MIDDLETOWN—Two-bedroom rinch, Adjudged that ALOYSIUfi JOSEPH ot the Board i>{ Education. 78 Blanch bath, $100 plus utilities. Within walk' Four rooms and nun parlor, electrl ga.ra.ge. nicely landscaped. V» the bidder WANTED TO RENT Orest Convenient to ichooia, shopping, gage move in before achool opens SUBJECT to restrictions and case ns-me of PAULINE BELL SHANER upon the return of the document• In HIGHLANDS - Three roonm furniflhed. transportation. Built-in garage, recrea- Price BZ.fiOO. OaH 866-7284, TODD RUBSELL SCHOENBEROER bi jtood ooiHiltlon wtthln five t,5) days after All Utilities. Call 872-9832. 26 NaveMnk menu of rtcord. if any, and subject to YOUNO BUSINESSMAN — Looking for tion room, dry daylight basement wit in easement alonjt the Northerly oi and he !• hereby nuthoriKcd irraJliruTTl the opening of the Mds ns called for In Avfl., Hlt-hlandfl, Rt. 3fi. rear exit, glass shower enclosure, wal ciOLTS NECK—Modern stone-tplmm«(! one or two men io share three-bedroom home 2',i batiis. paneled runipua room, rear line of iald premiscn. the name of TODD RUSSELL SHAN- the Instructions to Bidders. rurnlaPd home. Call &28-B&U w«ektayn. to^wall carpeting, floor to cellng ilrai Betnc commonly known and dpatfc- ER. and TIMOTHY JOEL SCHOEN Sfx"- R~6blwrA"f»ART MENT*^*! 0 ~ Lft yton ery and tvlr courtitloner available- Cath. hd l^i acres M»n3 The hid must be accompanied hy a Thru The Red Bank Area AVP. $83. c«H 74T-4U8 alter 6. AvaW Weekends ami evenings call 29!M97(), 462-3433. na-ttd aj No. 20 Hemlock St., Haulet BERG EH be »nd he Is hrreby hid guaranty which shall not be len* dhle AUR. 1. edral ceilings, nhrubs and shaded bacK al New Jersey. thorlzed to assume the namo nf ' RETIRED COUPLE -- Wants flma yard. Newly decorated Inside and on than ten per <"ent HQ%> of the amount Multiple Listing Service KEYPORT—Six-room home with ga- The approxlma4e amount of the Judg- OTHY JOEL RHANER l\\ from an<* of the hl<1, nnd at the option of the AVKN7JE3>64 tlffa cause a copy of this Judgment tr rety. Certified clieck or bank draft per cent VA mortgage. Shown by ai JOSEPH A.SHAFTO, Sheriff. b# published In the RED HANK REfi point merit only, 741-7121. > baths, wooded lot. Walking dlstanci all be made payable to the Red Bank schools. Owner traaaferred. J21,600 Samuel Sleber, Alty. I8TER, and that within twenty (2f» Board of Education. Cash deposits will NEW MONMOUTH — Split level, ton: II 7S7-62S0, . July 15, 22. 26, An*. 5 K3.34 days after the entry of thla Judgiiien not he nrroptpd. Certified checks or hod rooms, large playroom, two-car . Ui«y file this Judgment ind nffidavii bank drafts, or the amount thereof, of ruge. Near schools. Many extra*. $18, NEW~3HIlEW8nUJtY — ColonU.1. Fou; nt publication thereof with th« C'crK n unsuccecfiful bidder* wtH be returned n 3 2 roonu three b&lha. KxcellenL co the Monmouth County Onurt, and n as practicable after ths opening CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MW. % 2!* ^lJ?il — J dlllon, large rooms. *27,H00. 747-53M. certified copy of this Judgment vriu of bids. "ANXIOUS OWNER -- Looking for i KHFIUKK'H flALE thi Secretary of State pursuant to th "No htdrter mny wttMriw his bid for A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! fen Slx-ronm, 1!^ -bath homn In e YOU CAN'T MI8»—Rumson two-ator> SV1PEKIOK CdLKT OK NKW JERSEY provlflona ot the statute and nittx slit-room updated older home. Newly period of thirty (3fl> days after th» collent condition on larRO lot. Lar CHANCKitV DIVIHION tiourt In such cue mails and pro- screened In porch, quiet street. < pinted insifle. and DIK, Three bedrooms ate set for the opening thereof. MONMOUTH COUNTV vlded. The successful bidder will be required assumption. 4\t per cent In te res baUid, Fine family home. Priced Docket Va. F 334 U«3 EDWARD J. ASCHF.R Monthly payment*, J126. Including tax a low $16 WX>. KLWOOD A. ARM to execute anii pay for a performance FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN AA»O C, C. J nnd in Approved form as set forth In p* and Intrrrsl, Asking S20.4OO. See STUONP, AOENCY, Realtor. 5A5 Pros- OIATION OF PERTH AMBOY, & cor-On Motion Of Adding Machines — Typewriters Equipment For Hire Odd Jobs today. UOIJTON W A T E ft f( V R >pcl Avr., IJltlfi Silver. 741-4800. Instruction» to Bidders" which bnnd. poration of the Htatt of New Jeriey WMlim P. Klrkpatni-K .•ii! he In the amount of the Contract. MiKNCY 1ft West Front Bt., Rfri Bank "'APE COIl • • Four bedroom*, con Plaintiff vs: LLOYU BURLEW anc ADDING MACH1NKS - Typewriter! Front eint loaricr. with drivpr, alnc MASONRY BtTpli arnl Bldnwalki. July 29 The P'jarse for' ia.U at public NANCE ACCEPTING CISUTStN ,n,yy inlormaHHeinf s In the 1"""dln" r rfincli, lATge living room. ti»» book STREETS KNOWN AND i'KSlfJ OVPM rpfrlBeratr>r. rreczer. three hrt Kites, flreplice. family room, tin vp[i(lu#. at tlis f'oiirt lloui* In the Bor- In arcurdanc* with Chapter 10S, I^awa iT| teft I >' T»7i iTraUJpi'i ny I on. $1.5tf~a HKiins ll'ed hrttli. «r partite or rnalti NATED A8 EUWATID'S POINT ROAL EXPEKT PAINTING mifl hody ro- CalT717-l^l2 or SI^J^!);t7~'.sTf ea"rl~St~ edroomii, twi» biith*, double Ka.ra«f, ough of Freehotd, County of Monmouth of 1M2: Hctl fiin It. Prompt lor vice. lraiul. Siftrllng rlnaps from 75c. ;ilr;irtri)ni[. Deep watfir with ncw^lmlk New Jersey, «n Monday the tOth daj AND A PORTION OF POM PANO ,\ biilrtM nn Public Work f^r • P».lr. Moderntft IITICPS. Alcf'artliy Eraanj^Ka1, ;m riri.mil Rt, workshop, I^iwlRcaped 'i Bi-.r^t47-^585 ROAD IN THE BOROI'nil OK RUM ChnvrolRt. Atlantic lllRhlarfln. 291-0305 Carl Wilmn, nf Atlgust. 1M4, at 3 o'clock, P. M R.iir-i -if Kducatlnn on and after IA/FUBO MAKKKO. Aftnicy, 73S Itroa< OWNEKR nOINCJ ~OVERLAND T( PrrvallttifC Tltnp. SON, NEW JERBBY" wm Inlrml January 1. IM:., must first hiv Painting and Decorating St.. Hhrfiwitbury^J^l-IWSp. ^^_ UTAH Helling tlielr atLracllve ranc ALL that trnct or p&rcel of land and toy the Mayor and Counrll of th» Bor hwn tvmlKSed by thf 8taU Auto and Truck Rental Home Improvements MIOOLKTOWN — Tltrfe-hcdroOT nm« In ffini e wiKulel d ne.Rhbf>rho(Mll. premhra herelnaftrr particularly de ough of Rumson on July 0, l!»ii Board of Eduoation. on July 23, 1M4 vu ntuilly adopt•<: L 11. IIILl* — Taltite Interior and ich 'IQxVi living room. Kitchen, tl Llvlnr dining io n, lurice IIUKI- acritiM, sltuata In the Township ot Mat- The BHder must stihmlt wtlh WOKKINi; MAN'S contractor. Alter- inrge or too tllFd awm. Oiiinty (it Monrnoun scm i*n1. Finished gai of N*-w Jftufy. ralBB. Mapln Av«., UM Bnnk, 147- flimill lobs too. Phont •veningg JOfl. nil. Hear of property lrl(>al for [ai Horimgh Clerk nn)« I.iMlnK Krrvlcr nifi'lr- August ilttl hy fjchini Ileuser liip. All typps mason work. 747-4179. uiFiY CAPE CAW- C I"ti! amount of uncompleted p (', E" and lifliig tfw:ntp(l un tlin olr»c' Let m buy the dmtmniih you don't TOM BliATK — I'ainUng anrt Decin- lip ilon aUtc, two-ci hoiltxl' '! hv Cross Avrnue oti the unutl Atlnttl . General Contrsctlns. fully In- IdtrliPii, tinfinlshffl l JMtxlWl 1 «n>l the dale of the cl.isslfici- ivnur nr lot us r'"i\ |n thf M">nmmit FOR flr* avHllfthle from tru* I>irsi*tn- t 7*li^;\fi fi p.m. l.lNf'Horr lied s or Iwn l.rtrnnm^ ,in<1 (ITI (111- ) |T>KA~l'"iv A Y~ \V^11 -I TMT) VrE~"—~*rhre* Viiinty Clcrk'n Offir-.f- on Depp miter 2. f IHilMlttc K.m-li'.'!< P-• n:'7 sn Maj. Nn. (W-17. ricclricil Contractor nwims toD. fniii nmnii $i'J, (\vf. iiKirn* Roofing, Siding and Insulation i $51 nix moms $W. Al^i World W'ldn RIM! mm:1! FAST RESULTS p tlll'''l m No. IO t)-\\i Slitidfs Avf lAL Htirt crniimercial wir- flnrvlcp. For free estimate call 40'.!- Hi Bhn 'lng. Call y>. Now ing. N«w Inn t a llatlon nr rcpilr OUHK.N CO. INC. Itoodng. HldltiR & r ilil)> c.f Miitftw.tn. Ni'W >r-«fM Insulation Installed und guaranteed fi7l-, illl[ Kill! prh (Mr «>| 1 •Brvicn. Allen Electric. 747-0012 «plimxlmnt# fwimimt '»t HIP Ui'U [ m 0VO51O BIX YKAltH YOU NO Three brd HKI'I:IKIM USE - li IXil Nursing Home nui eh. liu'lndhiK for inn I dining . itAWII All i-I Kil '. I'l.liil.Hn- if JKI..V1ILIK) t'lfUlT with ttlfl Cinlt >rier 1 lit' Kofi Entertainment Tel. Answering Service wjill-lo-wii]! carpfUng, mifl Rlr ( Hi' •1 iu "\\, HutmdM MIKSUIR llnmr. For tho win- UutiltiB. All ttil.i on ft ",-ncr* i>lrt llH>'xl2t> lot mi iiulel utrrel. C UJII-II July 7, 1I«< CLASSIFIED . N-\v .1. ficketn mvn\UiUui for InTivat Hnnn' vnlf^rcnt. rlironkftll/ lit mid difficult IiBT US BB your lecr/taty. No need llfr^'.i Ilift rt richer J Only J17.JKK). TIL] • nen at S f:tm|iel Hill ltd., 1^-o joHKPn A. miArro, ntienff. MM : Ju.V -s If. way Hdowi and Major Rpnrls Kiatita. mining cure putlcnti. BULa Hwy. 31 to mlm rail*. 21 hour aniwerlng fMJllTlN AOKNOV. It Ml tor. Trail If Inti-re.ileil cfintnrt K. C(.>ITI!I TiKilnn. llaney * itwnoml, > Ill'' HA! ;)> J ITS Monmouth Bt., Hert Hank. ttolnidol. 0*fl-*200. •«rvlc«. 7iT,-*7OO. ThnmpMin Avt, nnA Hwy. 3f>. M .lnriiiir!liic Bt . Hrhtr.1, Connectic AHyj. lawn Towrnhlp, 261-1800. call 2O;iW2Slil. July 15. 22. », Aug. I | THE REGISTER 22 IMII.i Nai .onaJ Mar h.n* T'oi fa.' off fax »• manufs'iur*^ •>«->•• e to buy tools to makt (he current saJes, expectations fcof Bridge Column than double tie -volume in Ju", machine* tAat turn out eonsum-• t,j|| better business conditions 91JMSON—Seven drivers were s By AJ-FHED 8HEINW0L0 fined a total of S108 in .Municipal 1943. er products is mounting. This m come—corporations have Court Monday night. Expansion Took One of the most difficult hands Orders for the first half of; apparently is the main drive be-;been steadily raising their Edward Warren, Buena Vista 1964 are almost double those in hind the June spurt in tool or- sights this year on their expan- In the recent Intercollegiate The Hand Ave., Fair Haven, was fined $30 the like period of 1963. And the dering. sion plans. The sums that are Championships required declarer for careless driving. On the Increase backlog of unfilled orders has! Another is the continuing [tagged to flow into new plants to make two safety plays. One West dealer grown,- lengthening delivery! trend toward more mechaniza-jand equipment this year are East-West vulnerable Brian Marrin, East Moriches, was standard, ,but the other took NORTH N. Y., was lined $20 for driving times. This in itself prods some tj0I1i t0 bypass costly man labor!now put at $44 billion by the De- • brt of thought. 4k 104 on a learner's permit without a DAWSON By SAM DAWSON manufacturers into ordering and make more goods with less'partment^ofj^ommerce. AK NEW YORK (AP)—The toolsjthat consumers will have moreithey want lor their moderni7a- tricks in each red suit to assure this place, was fined $10 for per-., . . WEST EAST for ex andln lhe tlon or the slam. He begins by leading 4> A8752 AQJ93 mining an unlicensed operator to' P R machine ageimorey to spend for manufac-i expansion plans. (BtaJhouqhts the ace of hearts from dummy. S> None 2 <> None dence in lneir be an up-and-down busuness In The theory of this standard Others fined were: David Pat-isreater volume in the months' ability to meet THE RI6HT SPOT TO • J 1082 +97654 bad times, or when a busines IOOK FOR TUB BEST safely play is that there is no terson, Riveredge Rd., New ahead.. Both n6w orders andif^ ^bl ^payments for borrow- SOUTH ing to spend. downturn is expected, order. OF COURSE IS AT problem unless one opponent has * K6 Shrewsbury, slop sign violation, backlogs are piling up. $20; Francis S. Barnin, Jr., 5 LEON'S all four hearts. There is no way ] dogs to run at, large were Mrs. up the ten, and South wins with months to come. Your rugs will look like a "million dollars" when you the queen. South must get back John Bell, Rumson Rd., $12; Wil- They forecast increased AUTHORIZED to dummy for a further heart er the doubieton queen of club i liam Reardon, Ridge Rd., $0, and spending for business expan- have them cleaned by experts!! i nesse. not worth its full count ol 2 points. James Stump, Briarwood Rd,, $3. sion. HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE Must Play Diamonds Third, the 4-<:ard hearts and 5- They emphasize the trend to- NEW and REBUILT CLEANERS card diamonds are awkward suits PICNIC SATURDAY First, however, South must play ward still more mechanization. • REPAIRS ON • the diamonds. South can guard to bid. It is very close, and most EATONTOWN — The Presby- against four diamonds on either players would open the hand; but terian Church and church school They reveal how relaxed GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. side, but must decide which side. most experts would pass. picnic will be held Saturday at depreciation regulations and Windward Beach on the Metede- IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS West, who was void of hearts, For Sheinwold's 36-page book- lower tax rales are being put to conk River. Cars will leave the cannot also be void of diamonds let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. since he tamely passed. South church on Broad St. at 10 a.m. send 50c to Bridge Book, The In case of rain, the picnic will PARTS FOR should guard against four dia- Daily Register, Box 3318 , Grand Look ahead! Invest in a home monds in the West hand. he held Aug. 8. Mrs. Clarence VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS Central Station, New York 17 G. Meeks, school superintendent, of your own. See today'j Daily South begins the diamonds by RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. N. Y. is in charge of arrangements. Register Classified.. leading the king. He continues with Ihe seven, and West plays the nine to force out dummy's, queen. Declarer gets back to his hand by leading a heart for a sec- ond finesse through East. Now South leads the eight of diamonds through We.st. If West STERLING FURNITURE OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. plays low, his best defense, South lets the eight ride for a finesse. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY TO 6 P.M. Then a diamond to the ace clears the suit. Declarer gels back with a heart to lead his last diamond, dis- carding a spade from dummy. A club puts dummy in to cash the last heart, and 12 tricks are in the bank. DAILY QUESTION As dealer you Jiold: S—K 6, H-K Q !) 4, D-K JO 8 7 5, C—Q 3. What do you say? Answer: Pass. This is a border- line opening bid with three Haws. For one thing it Is aceless, and Stupendous savings on America's most famous designer collections and good players avoid opening a doubtful aceless hand. For anoth- dacorator piecesl Outstanding buys you can scoop up at a fraction of their Recreation regular price! See '»m all before the sal* endsl All sales final...frae delivery. Programs At LIVING ROOM FURNITURE SALI Little Silver Htnrtdon Traditional Sofa In SUMMER FURNITURE Off Whit* Fabric. Rig. $442. LITLE SILVER - A water- $195 melon eating contest, pet show, JanMitown Loung* Occasional Chairs. (Two) peanut hunt and bike parade i Hack Frames, Can* Backs. Beg. $414. were among - the -activities-fea- tured so far this summer at the Htritag* Wood From* Sofa In Provincial SALE summer playground conducted by Dtsign. Rtg. $744. $495 the Little Silver Recreation Com- Flckl Reed Rattan Table anil Four Chain Ctntury Contemporary Chair In Blut Fabric. mittee. Some 1,500 borough young- Formica Top. Plastic Seat Cov, Reg. 323 $175 Rtg. $149. $49 sters have participated. The watermelon eating contest Mtadowcroft Wrought Iron Bar Steel Stlig Imported Walnut Wood Framt Sofa was won by Marian Herz, who al- Whltt From*. Rtg. $34 $ 19 In Green Fabric. Reg. $318. $195 so placed first in the brke parade. 6lobe Lawson Colonial Sofa In Red Other bike parade winners were Mtodowcraft Wrought Iron Dlntrt* S«r. Glass Top Table, Chair In Ttxturtd Fabric. Rtg. $332.50. $175 Lynn Nilson, second, and Jimmy Oil™ Fabric. Whltt Frames. Rtg. H41 Kirschof, third place. $145 Simmons Hlde-A-B.d, Full Slit Mattrasi, In A collie owned by. Lynn Nil- Medallion Solid Aluminum Chair and { Beige Nylon Fabric. Reg. $349. $175 son was judged "best, of show" Ottoman. Plastic straps, Mat, pack. Reg. $48. • in the pet Show. Pat Donofrlo place first in the peanut hunt, Flcks Rttd Rattan Porch Set. Sofa, two club with Arlene Sass and Joe chain 2 end tablts, cocktail loblt. Rtg. $441 OCCASIONAL FURNITURE Marcelli a close second and SALI third. Neks Rttd Rattan Mobil* lar Cart Wlllett Colonial Maple Drop Lid Desk. Greg Trooper won the bike in Plmante. Rtg. $248.80. $195 Rtg. $225. $95 race in the 8-9 year old class. Other winner's were Lynn Nilson, Mtodowcraft Round Glass Top Cocktail Maasthtad Solid Maplt Cocktail Tablt 10-H years, and Pat Donofrio, Tablt I* Whit* Wrought Iron, Rtg. $78 $49 in Colonial Dtsign. Rtg-. $23.50. $ 9 12-13. Wtlman Classic Style Ind Tablu (Two) The Little Silver 13-year olds Mtadowcrafr Whit* Wrought Iron Flrt and Rtg. $179.50 ea. to. $95 ioftball team this past week let Wagon. R«g. $49. Drenel Rectangular Coektail Tablt In edged Memorial ot Red Bank $45 •randy Ton* Finish. Rtg. $«9. -- $59 : 5-4 and lost a close decision to Picks Rttd Rattan Hi lack Chair the Branch Ave. playground 9-8 I* Btigt Fabric. Rtg. S139.50. $75 Htnrtdon Marbit Top Bunching Tablts (Two) in 11 innings. It split its games Spaniih Styling. Rtg. $114 to. ta. $69 with Fair Haven, losing the Mtodowcraft Wrought Ira* Cocktail Tablt, Tomllnsen Sophisticate Commode In first 7-2 and winning the second, Brill Tap. Rtg. $49. Butternut and P*can. Reg. $149. $79 2-1. In a tournament held at the Red Bank Athletic Field, Little Heritage Round Walnut Cocktail Tablt Silver lost to memorial play-_ In Oriental Design. Reg. $150. $85 ground 2-1 and beat Oakland St. playground 1-0, to earn third place. DINING ROOM FURNITURE The junior softball team (10- BEDROOM FURNITURE year-olds) won its first game SALE SALI against Fair Haven 9-3 and lost Traditional Mahogany Dining Room the second, 19:5. Stt. Six Cam Back Chairs (4 Slat, Moosehtad Solid Maplt Dresser Star players for the home team 2 Arm) Lorgt Oval Tablt, China Rtg, $79.50. $39 with Beveled Glass. Rtg. $976. were Dom Mascola, Pat Donofrio, 595 Link Taylor Spanish Btdroom Set In Rich Torre and Ronnie Grayzell. Drexel Fttnch Walnut China with Solid Oak. Bed, Chest, 2 Night Tables, In basketball this past week, Grill Doors. Reg. $279. Dr*i»r and Mirror. Rig. $450. Litte Silver lost to Rumson &9- 195 57. With Bill Horlacher and Rich Kindcl French Provincial Dining Century Classic Bedroom Group. 72" Bruer starring, Little Silver de- Room' Group. Bufftt, Tablt, China Triple Dresser, Chest, Bed, Night Table feated the Memorial playground and Six Chairs. Reg. $2,117. $1,295 in Golden Cherry with Myrtle Burl 61-49. The junior basketball Trimming. Reg. $885. team lost to Fair Haven, 51-30, Willttt Colonial Rectangular Drextl Decorated Provincial Dressing at the winner!* court. Mike Con- Tablt, 2 Ladder Back Arm Chairs OQ7O. nolly was high man for Little and 2 Ladder Back $id* Choirs i 69 Table and Bench. Reg. $194. Silver. Rush Seats In Cherry. Rtg. $341. • i American of Martimville 7-Plece led- Tom O'Neill, tennis instructor, Vermont Maplt Bufftt In Butternut room In Traditional Mahg, Reg. $884 reports that 100 participants use Finish. Reg. S149.90. 75 the courts each week. Drexel French Provincial Bedroom. In the" learn-to-swim program Drexel Meridian Modern China. Gold Headboard on Bed, Dresier, conducted this year, 50 borough Rag. $29!. $ Mirror, Cheit and 2 Night Tablet In ff^OC youngsters attended classes at mportod Teak Dining Room. All 165 Antique White, Gold Trim. Reg. $797 9173 the Asbury Park YMCA pool. Hand Crafted and Finished. Sin Baker Bleached Walnut Bedroom Sol. A creative arts program was Chairs, Refectory Tablt, Impressive Dreiser, Bed, Chest, Night Table Instituted in "place of the usual China. Rig. $1,294. tnd Mirror. Reg. $1,130. crafts period. The program in $595 eludes pastel portraits, paper 750 mosaics, clay sculpture and col- lages. "Creators oj Fashion jor the Home" Edward J. Adams is play- ground director. Ginny O'Mal ley is assistant.

ABC HEARING DKAL — The slate Division of • Alcoholic Bevoragc Control has charfift) Antonio Pontecorvo tradinp as Ihe American Food Market, 100 Norwood Ave., this place, with selling alcoholic beverages to a minor. The slate charge; the beverage wns sold to Alnn K. Schcin, 19 yenrs old, July 17. A liciiring will be held Fridity, Aun. 7, ill 2 p.m. .11 thr- division office, 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark.