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Iaiusd diily. Monday Ihrouih Frtdiy. Second CI»M Fostati VOL. 87, NO. 42 Paid u lUd Bank and at Additional iiuna* OKicts. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Southern Opposition Cited Report Johnson Hesitant on Humphrey

ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - President Johnson to reports that he still had not made up his mind strong views in favor of civil rights, but Hum- was reported hesitating today over the possible despite the relatively late hour. phrey's have been well publicized and McCarthy's choice of Sen. Herbert H. Humphrey as his run- Gov. Carl Sanders of Georgia, on whom John- have not. ning mate because of southern opposition. son has been leaning heavily in his efforts to sal- SEEK TO PLACATE The Democratic Nationaf Convention, heading vage part of the South in the November election, Every maneuver at this convention has pointed into its second formal session with the issue of said in an interview he had told Johnson at a toward a Johnson effort to placate dissident forces seating a Mississippi delegation unsolved, still had White House conference Saturday he thought Sen. and emerge with his first presidential nomination no word from its White House headquarters about Eugene J. McCarthy might be a better choice from with a relatively united party behind him. the President's preference for a vice presidential the South's standpoint. Tonight, the convention is expected to give nominee. (Other Convention News Pages 1 and 3) shouting approval of what in its essentials Is a mid- Minnesota's Humphrey, who was everywhere dle-of-the-road platform promising sturdy accomp- doing everything he could to prevent any incident "Understand me," Sanders said, "I raised no lishments toward peace and prosperity but detour- that would mar the unity that Johnson wanted objections to Sen. Humphrey. But I said that I ing controversial issues such as civil rights. achieved, was the consensus choice by leading Dem- believed McCarthy was not as well known and his The Mississippi fight between a white dele- ocrats for the place. But individually and collective- views were not as well known in the South and gation chosen with the understanding it would op- ly they conceded they don't have an hikling of John- that he might be a belter candidate." pose the national ticket and the Negro-dominated son's thinking. / McCarthy, a Roman. Catholic, has been regard- Mississippi Free Democratic Party remained to be Some dissent to the choice of Humphrey had ed as one of the top contenders for second place settled, possibly by a floor vote. been communicated to Johnson, lending credence on the ticket. He and Humphrey have paralleling (See CONVENTION, Page 3) After Saigon Demonstrations Khanh Resigns SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) - nine days after elevating himself converged on the presidential of- Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh re- from premier to president. He fice building. It was the largest signed today as president, capit- also tore up a controversial new antigovernment outpouring since ulating to the angry demands of constitution giving him strong- Viet Nam won its independence AT CONVENTION — Sen. Harrison A. Williams .left, chati with Paul Kiernan, Long students and Buddhists for an man power in a national emer- from France 10 years ago. end to dictatorial rule. Branch, Democratic itate comrnitteeman, and Mrs. Kiernan at a reception in Atlantic ency. Deputy Premier Nguyen Xuan Khanh, 37, stepped down only However, Khanh still com- Oanh told the students this after- City wherev all are attending the Democratic National Convention. (AP Wirephotol mands the army and remains noon that Khanh was resigning head of the government. and disbanding his junta of 60 Jubilant because they apparent- army officers Before it is dis- Democrats Asking ly brought Khanh to heel, thou- solved, however, the junta will sands of demonstrators marched meet tonight to elect a premier, through Saigon, cheering as they possibly Khanh. passed the headquarters of sev- Back in the confused Vietnam- 4 eral political leaders. ese political picture was Maj. Khanh's announcement came Gen. Duong Van Minh, the pop- Now, Where Is Everybody?' (See VIET NAM, Page 3) NEW JERSEY TAKES SPOTLIGHT - Sen, Harrison. Wil- after more than 20,000 students liams, left, introduces New Jersey's Gov. Richard J. By WILLIAM HENDERSON cause of a lack of rooms dur However, there is plenty of But it was the delegates and ATLANTIC CITY - The big ing the convention was one of room to be found in the hotels their families who were doing Hughes to the Democratic national convention in Atlan- question here today is "What hap- the reasons for the "over- and motels on the side streets. the heavy eating. tic City last night for Hughes' welcoming address. pened to everybody?" abundance of accommodations in The Register predicted that this Jitneys In Use Convention officials and the At- hotels and motels. He also gave would be the case several days A taxicab driver told a news- (AP Wirephoto) lantic City Chamber of Com- as other reasons for the unex- ago. man that "all the delegates and merce said yesterday that 6,700 pected amount of rooms avail- Over the weekend — Friday, their families must be taking the rooms are. available for conven- able: •• -• •••- -> - . Saturday and Sunday — a visitor jitney busses — small sized pub- Jerseyites Try Seats tion guests if they wish to visit 2—Tourists fears of racial could not walk the boardwalk lic conveyances of the type used here in the next few days. demonstrations. here without rubbing elbows with in many cities of Europe and ATLANTIC CITY—New Jersey before the convention is over, \t» Mall Dodson, Atlantic City 3—People were told that dele another person, walking north or Asia —to points of interest." He delegates to the 1964 Democratic all may have stiff necks from Press Bureau executive, said that gates and families wefe being south. said that "this has been thi National Convention yesterday looking up at the rostrum." 11,500 rooms now were being oc- assigned to rooms as far away But the Chamber of Commerce worst 10 days of my career a morning went through "a dry cupied by delegates, very impor- as Philadelphia and Asbury Park, said these were not "convention- a hackie ... no business, no run" in Convention Hall. tant people, newsmen and televi- and also were told of the high eers;" they were one-day visitors tips, no nothing." One hundred fifty-two of them sion and radio representatives. rates for rooms. Some of the who were not looking for rooms. The cabbie was asked: "Are filed into the hall and took their Dems Erred Overestimate Told hotels here — even those rated The Chamber said this gave a you a Democrat?" seats as last-minute preparations He admitted that the whole pic- as second class were getting as false impression that the conven- He said: "No, I am a Republi were being made by press media ture of a shortage of rooms had much as $25 a person, without tion was attracting record-break- can. But how the hell do these and security guard representa- In The Hall, been overestimated as far back meals. ing crowds. delegates know that?" tives. as late spring. He said publicity 'Luxury' Rooms Filled Restaurants were jammed to Yesterday, on the boardwalk, Even then, they had to show which warned people to stay It is true that all of the lux- capacity over the weekend and one could drive a truck — it was Delegates Say proper credentials to Secret Serv- away from Atlantic City be- ury hotels are filled. today. that empty. ice men. ATLANTIC CITY - The men Jersey's Up Front who planned the biggest Demo- The New Jersey delegation will cratic National Convention in his- occupy the first four rows, up tory also pulled the biggest boner Police Department Survey Ordered front, under the speakers' plat- seen at such a mass gathering. form, and will serve as hosts to all the others in the nation. Three large television and mo- KEYPORT — This borough has fective Sept. 1 on the retirement ment until after the survey is a member of the department 34 tion picture stands, which blocked engaged the International Associ- of Chief LeRoy Sproul, Council- finished. years and chief since 1948. In the second row will be the the view of the rostrum, brought ation of Police Chiefs, Washing- man Wallace said there will be It was a night of aqcolades for The governing body unanimous- nine delegates from Monmouth forth hundreds of gripes from ton, D.C., to conduct a survey of no other changes In the depart- the retiring chief, who has been, ly adopted a resolution commend- and Ocean Counties — really delegates and guests seated on the police department. ing Chief Sproul for his "untir- KEEPING COOL — U. S. Ambassador to Denmark choice spots. the main floor. Councilman Merrill H. Wal- ing devoted service to the com- Katharine Elkus Whits recently returned to her head- The Monmouth County Group One large stand in the center lace,, police chairman, reported munity, the county, and the Acting Chief Concurs quarters in Copenhagen after touring the Denmark- is led by P. Paul Campi, Little section completely shut off the that the agency will start work state — for making the town a Silver, the county chairman, and view of the rostrum. Those sit- Sept. 26, with completion set for better place because of his pres- owned island of Greenland. Pictured cooling off there KEYPORT — Acting Policeigood youngsters, who are home Mrs. Cecile F. Norton, Sea ting behind it, in the aisles, could •bout Dec. 1. ence." Chief LeRoy Huylar, who will as-] in bed anyway," he declared. with her are her husband, Arthur J. White, left, and Bright, a councilwoman and an hear—but they could not see. " The survey will cost approxi- sume the post permanently Sept. A letter was read from Gov. Danish and American officials. Mrs. White, former mayor alternate delegate. mately {2,900. Mr. Wallace said The code prohibits loitering by The best seats in the house are 1, is in favor of a police de- any person in front of businesses Richard J. Hughes wishing him of Red Bank and former state Democratic committee- The Ocean County delegation— in the balcony—where all the the funds have been appropriated partment survey, a curfew ordi- a "long and fruitful retirement." to be seated right alongside—will In the municipal budget. and in vehicles between the hours woman, is missing her first Democratic national conven- guests have an unobstructed view nance and salary increases for of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., provides Born in Keyport, he joined be led by Alfred Cucci. Brick ol the stage. The Association of Police the department to place it on a a fine, on conviction, not to ex- the State Police in 1923 and qui tion in 23 years. She recently wrote Mrs. Cecile Frankel Township, Ocean's chairman. Chiefs was recommended by Mid- "favorable" basis with sur- two years later to enter privati The consensus amonk Jersey's Convention officials, however ceed $200, or 90 days in jail, or Norton of Sea Bright, alternate delegate to the conven- said they would try to remedy dletown Township business ad- rounding communities. both, for violation. business. In 1927, he became a delegates yesterday Vfas that ministrator Richard W. Seuffert, patrolman in Matawan and tion, predicting President Johnson's victory in November. "these are wonderful seats but this mistake by Thursday when He told The Register he has no Parents Responsible President Johnson and the nomi- Councilman Wallace reported. other recommendations or ideas switched to the local departmen In the case of juveniles under nee he names as his running ' The township hired that agency for improvements of the police three years later. the age of 18, parents or guard- mate make their acceptance In 1962 to evaluate its police force until after the department He was promoted to sergean ians would be responsible. speeches. force. A 70-page report covering survey is completed. in 1933 and named chief 15 year, Freeholder Smith Urges Public To Jersey Has Objection every aspect of the department As to enforcement of the cur- "As the population grows, the later. along with recommendations for police department's problems will few measure adopted last night Part-Time Work The New Jersey delegation also improving its operation was sub- by Borough Council, he doesn't grow," said Chief-designate Huy- Ask Toll Road Reconsideration put in a beef about the dozens of mitted. lar. "Then, the force, salaries, Now 64, he plans to keep work- youngsters who were allowed to foresee any problems "at this ing on a part-time basis in the FREEHOLD — Freeholder feasible, conflicts with an expert Highway Commissioner Dwight No Changes Yet and equipment should be in- sland in the aisles where the dele- point." construction business, a field he the door for a public demand for study made fnr the freeholders, R. G. Palmer made known their Although Borough Council last creased to meet the demand." gates are located. "I think it will bo a good thing entered five years ago. Gov. Richard J. Hughes to recon- Mr. Smith said. decision without first discussing night named Police Capt. LeRoy that will get the troublemakers The borough's population Chief Sproul's most widely sider last week's decision against Charging that the governor and it with the freeholders, as Mr. One said: "I cannot understand Huylar to the chief's post, ef-off the streets without hurting the (See HUYLAR, Page 3) publicized experience during his building an cast-west state toll Smith said had been pledged, the with all o( the tight security on 40-year career as a policeman road in Monmouth County, freeholder indicated he would not credentials how these people and let the matter drop if there is hundreds of others were given happened when he was a patrol- The freeholder appealed for re- man pounding a beat in Mata- Fisher Will sufficient public indignation. badges and are being allowed to action so he would know how to roam around this hall." Some wan. "I most sincerely request and represent the county's views. newsmen working here still have Pigeons Can't Read He flagged down a passing Don Robes urge our municipal governing not received sets of credentials Director of the freeholders' bodies and our citizenry to make motorist (in those days it was of the type being worn by young highway department, Mr. Smith known to me as soon as con- common practice) and asked the Rirls and senior citizens, who said the plan to dualize existing On Sept. 2 veniently possible," hn said, driver to pursue a speeder. have no official work to do. The car's owner was John D. Rt. 33 instead of building a new "their views with respect to this Council Softens the Blow limited access road was "inadc- FREEHOLDER - Assembly- Rockefeller. man Clarkson S. Fisher, who will new highway proposal . . . ' UNION BEACH - Borough stand it and wouldn't conform." quale and ill advised." It would Commented Mr. Cassidy, "It With the millionaire in the back be sworn as a county jud^o here 'This is a special invitation for I Itfucll (Huh, llusinesses Council decided last night against leave the county without a mod- No Breeding is a known fact that one of the seat and the rookie on the run- Sept. 2, announced yesterday his everyone In express his thoughts j having cops shoot pigeons around ern crnss slate highway for many He suggested, as an alternate, best ways to prevent mental ill ning hoard, the chauffeur tracked formal resignation from the leg- for the position that we arc to Dur for Summonses town, but at the same time took an ordinance prohibiting local hcal-Hi is to prevent noise." down the suspect. years to come, he said. islature, effective that day. lake. SKA BRIGHT — Borough the first move toward getting residents from breeding or keep- The new code, when it is When it was over, Rockefeller Governor Hughes' announce- Mr. Fisher was serving the first "In this way, 1 will be in a Council announced last night that rid of some of the birds, ing pigeons. adopted, would be enforced by rewarded then Patrolman Sproul ment that engineering surveys year of his firsl lerm as a law- position to represent our county a beach club and several busi- A check by Police Citicf Wal- Council decided to accept this the police department, Mr. Maus- with six dimes, congratulated found a county proposal for a maker when Gov. Richard J. in ils best interest." ness places will be summoned to ter A. Hutton showed that state approach, and instructed the at- ner reported. him on his police work, and Trenton-seashore toll road, linked Hughes nominated him to fill State's Position Municipal Court for failura to law does not permit policemen torney to prepare the necessary drove off. to the New Jersey Turpike, not to shoot or exterminate pigeons, ordinance. Two other suggestions came up court vacancy created by pro- According to the governor nnd purchase borough permits. for consideration: motion of Elvin R. Simmill to and in addition some officials Mr. Oassidy explained that it Mr. Palmer, construction of spurs The beach club, which council Superior Court. Judge Simmill feel that some shots migh* "go would be directed against homing Anti-Lollerlng cast and west from the turn- declined to name, Is reported de- will stay in Freehold as Mon- astray." pigeons, adding, "Some of them Mr. Cnssidy wants an "anti-|| pike at Iliglitstown into Trenton linquent in its swimming pool Today's Index moulli and Ocean County assign- and to the Asbury Park area Councilman Philip J. Cns.sidy don't know enough to go home. loitering" ordinance, nnd Mayor permit fee. The other businesses Page Page nient jud^e. would net only a little more; than then suggested that an ordinance They slay where they're at." Maurice W, Oakley proposes a I I me late in obtaining vending Allen-Scott 6 llvrblock operating cnst.s. Antiripatoil tolls be drawn "prohibiting pigeons." In other action, the governing now code regulating parking In a letter In Assembly Speak- ' nml amusement machine licen- Amusements 14 Movie Timetable .... Ihey r"iid, could not justify the. Said acting Borough Attorney body empowered Mr. Mausnor to Ihrniiithout the borouch. . | er Alfred N. BeadlesUm. also a ses. 2 Obituaries project. Milton A. Mau.vner, "What if the drnw an "anti-noi.se" ordinance. AINimif'h police concede that Births Monmouth Republican, Mr. Fish- .... 21 Sylvia Porter pigeons don't rend the ordi- To hi" decided nt n future meet- the ordinance rarely is enforced, Bridge or expressed appreciation to (See TOLL ROAD, Pagn 2) In Apprt'cliitinn nance?" ing are the questions of whfit. Borough Clerk Alfred T. llennrs- John Chamberlain 6 Sports members of Ihe lower house "on The I.itlle Silver Laches's Auxil- After giving the matter a 1)11 exactly, is noise, how loud does sy, Jr., reminded Mr. Cassidy Classified 20 Stock Market . both suli-s of the nisln" lor cour- Last Dnys iary to the Fire Department wish more thought, the councilman de- a sound have to be lo be "noise," that the borough already hns a Comics .21 Successful Investing tesies extended to him and the of August White Sale. Buy now publicly to thank the local mer- cided, displaying a grin, "I guess and what trypes of pounds qua!' curfew ordinance which prohVb- CrOMWord Puzzle 21 Television experiences shared in his brief and save. Sherman's, 20 Broad chants who supported the May Buy (the pigeons) won't under- »fy- (See UNION BEACH, Page 3) Editorial 6 Women's New» ... tenure. St., Red Bank,—Adv. cord party.—Adv. fc-itasrlsy, Augmt 25, 1964 Weather Arlinghaus THE DAILY REGISTER New Jersey: Mostly tunny aad wtrtn to&3% ftjgh in SOs except m*t 69 at shwe. Beconjujj! tAoa&y Dies at 62 Charge Man i&it. Urn $(-70. We/iaesday variable cloudiness warm and FITKIN . ALBERT K. SCHERZER humid chance of scattered show- Neptune With Assault ers and thundershowers. High in Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Stein- WHIPPANY - Albert K. Scher- 8j)s. er, Jr., 500 Harding Rd., Fair zer, 84, of Fairfield PI. died Haven, son, Aug. 18. Saturday in his home. He re- On Officer Cape May to Block Island: tired 23 years ago as a hosiery Southerly winds today and tonight knitter for the Brilliant Silk ' MIDDLETOWN — Stanley Mod- MONMOUTH MEDICAL 10 knots or less picking up to Hosiery Co., Bloomfield. zelewski, 25, of Carr Ave., Keans- CENTER burg, will receive a hearing 10 to 20 knots in afternoon. South- Long Branch Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Thursday on a charge of assault- erly winds 10 to 20 knots Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bongort, Camilla Scherzer; four sons, Al- ing a police officer. day shifting to northwesterly late 1185 Lincoln Sq., Elberon, dauglv- fred Scherzer of Paterson, Eric ter, yesterday. n the day or evening. Fair today Scherzer of Bloomfield, Paul He is charged with assaulting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knippen- becoming cloudy tonight. Variable Patrolman William J. Halliday. berg, 272 Norwood Ave., Deal, Scherzer of Atlantic Highlands The patrolman stopped a car cloudiness Wednesday, chance of son, yesterday. and Herbert Scherzer of Lincoln operated by Noel Hartnett, Ocean scattered showers, or thunder- Park; a daughter, Mrs. Elsie Avc., East Keansburg, on Rt. 36 showers developing. Visibility five SON FOR BAMBRICKS Sitzman of Point Pleasant; two Sunday night for improper pass- miles or more except one to three KEYPORT - Mr. and Mrs. brothers, Eric Scherzer in Ger- ing and delinquent inspection. John Bambrick, 12 Warren St., miles in haze and fog this morn' Modzelewski, a passenger, be- are parents of their first child, a many and Hugo Scherzer of came loud and abusive, police ing and Wednesday morning and son, John Patrick BambricK, Green Lane, Pa.; two sisters, said, and punched Patrolman Hal- in showers Wednesday, born Saturday in South Amboy Mrs. Anna Goerner of Newton liday in the face. Hospital. and Mrs. Frieda Drexel of Dover; He then fled into a nearby field High temperature for the past six grandchildren, and four great- but was captured by Halliday,, 24 hours, 85 at noon yesterday. it is charged. Frank H. Arlinghaus grandchildren, f Low, 65 at 7 a.m. today. Ocean Toll Road Hartnett was charged with dis- Services will be tomorrow at 2 temperature, 69. (Continued) RUMSON - Frank H. Arling- orderly conduct. Police said he The state studies, conducted at haus, 62, of Windmill La. died p.m. in the Braviak Funeral interfered with Patrolman Halli- Home, here. TIDES a cost of about $160,000, estim- yesterday in Monmouth Medica day and with first aid men who Center, Long Branch, where he CONVENTION PATROL — Joining security forces in Atlantic City this week for the Sandy Hook ated construction costs of about were called to the scene to treat $60 million and a maximum toll was taken Saturday night. MRS. FELICIA CERRETO Modzelewski, who was injured in TODAY - High 10:16 p.m. and KEARNY — Mrs. Felicia Tagll- Democratic National Convention, and in preparation for President Johnson's visit of 75 cents. Mr. Arlinghaus was born in the scuffle with the patrolman. low 4:17 p.m. ferro Cerreto, 75, of 206 High- there, are representatives of many county sheriffs' offices, including this contingent A survey made for the free- Weehawken, son of the late TOMORROW - High 10:39 a.m. land Ave., wife of Giacomo Cer- assigned by Monmouth, County Sheriff Joseph A. Shafto. Left to right, Sheriff's Of- and 11:00 p.m. and low 4:39 a.mholders. , of Monmouth and Mer-Clemens G. and Anna Rohs cer Counties, at a cost of $1,000, Arlinghaus. He has lived here 1' reto, died Sunday in St. Michael's At Meeting ficers Lt. John Anderson, Fred Cortright, Ralph N. Olesen, Sgt. John Austin and Joseph and 4:58 p.m. Hospital, Newark. For Red Bank and Rumson had the project costing about $48 years, before that residing in ' Mrs. Cerreto was torn in Italy Estenes. In background is radio-equipped squad wagon which they will use. bridge, add two hours; Sea million and forecast a maxi- New Shrewsbury. On Libraries •, and resided here since her ar- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long mum toll of 90 cents. Mr. Arlinghaus was the found- rival in this country 55 yearj OCEANPORT - Domlnick Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Announcing their decision, state er, president and chairman of ago. Strollo, 31 Sagamore Ave., Port Col. Adams Assigned To Ft. Monmouth lands bridge, add 40 minutes. officials said the turnpike author the board of Modern Talking aupeck, attended the recent Li- ity would build a 25-cent toll ex- Picture Service, Inc., of New Surviving are a son, Jack Cer- reto of Fords; a daughter. Miss brary Service and Construction FORT MONMOUTH — Col. former Deane Hester, he is the science degree in 1934 and his IN ALASKA tension between Hightstown and York City. He also was chairman Donald L. Adams of Atlanta, Ga., father of two daughters, Donna master's degree in 1956. He is the center of Trenton and that of the board of Modern Tele Marcia Cerreto of Highlands; Act meeting In Trenton. KETCH1KAN, Alaska — An- a veteran of more than 23 years' and Carol, both at home, and ofa graduate, too, of the Command thony J. Famulary,, seaman store- the highway department, with 50 service, Inc., New York City. eight grandchildren, and two He reports that a constructive active service in the Signal a son, Donald, Jr., who is mar-and General Staff College at Fort keeper, USCG, son of Mr. andper cent federal aid, would dual- A graduate of Stevens Insti- ;reat-grandchildren. program was presented and that ried. Mrs. Samuel Famulary of 94 Har-ize Rt. 33 into Main St., Neptune. tute of Technology, Hoboken, he The funeral will be tomorrow pertinent information was ex- Corps, is the new director of the Leavenworth, Kans., as well as Col. Adams comes to the Sig- rison Ave., Red Bank, N. J., is Differs on Cost was a member of the Stevens from the Chickene Memorial changed between library repre- U. S. Army Signal School's De- of tha Signal School and other nal School from Northeastern serving at the Coast Guard Sup- Costs for the turnpike work Alumni Association, of the Home, here, with Mass at •entatives. partment of Command Communi- military training establishments; ply Depot here. were put by Commissioner Palm- Fathers and Friends of Delbar- 9 a.m. in St. Cecilia's Catholic cations. He succeeds Col. Duane University, In Boston, Mass., and he is also a former member Mrs. Dorothy King of the Mori- The center provides supply sup- er at between $16 and $23 mil- where he served as professor of ton School, of Baltusrol Country Church, here. mouth County Library will be D. Davis, who departed this post of the faculty of the Signal School port to Coast Guard units in lion and for the Rt. 33 dualiza- Club in Westfield, Deal Golf and slated to address the Friends of for Anchorage July 9 to take up military science since the fall se- department, of which he is nowsoutheastern Alaska including tion, between $9 and $15 million Country Club, Monmouth Boat MRS. JAMES T. BRUNDAGE the Oceanport Public Library at his new assignment as signal of- mester of 1962. the director. operating units, bases, and out-Biggest part of the latter would Club, and a communicant of Holy RIVER PLAZA - Mrs. Catfi- •n open session here. The date ficer of U. S. Army-Alaska. He is himself a graduate of the lying Coast Guard units such as be a six-mile bypass south of the Cross Catholic Church and its erine E. Brundage, 73, died Sun- will be announced by Mrs. Fred Col. Adams, has taken quarters Georgia Institute of Technology, You find service you can trust LORAN (long range aids to nav-borough of Freehold. Holy Name Society. day at her home, 109 South Lake Belcuore, publicity chairman. at 12 Russel Ave. Married to the where he took his bachelor of igation)stations. with a result getting Daily Reg- Mr. Smith said that informa- He was a member of the educa- Dr. tion reaching him was that the tion commission of the U.S. Born in Jersey City, daughter full cost for the state plan would Chamber of Commerce, and also of the late Robert and Elizabeth be $48 million, one million more organized International Film Or- S. Brown Murphy, she had lived HERE WE GO-THIS IS IT-LIMITED TIME than costs estimated by the en-ganization of Brussels, Belgium. here eight years. She was a com- gineers engaged by the freehold- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. municant of St. James Catholic ers for a Trenton-seashore toll Rosalie Sullivan Arlinghaus; a Church, Red Bank. SALE SALE expressway. daughter, Alix Ann Arlinghaus; Surviving are her husband, SALE SALE "And after its completion," he two sons, Frank H. Arlinghaus, James T. Brundage; two daugh- said, "we will still have the prob- Jr., and John C. Arlinghaus, all ters, Mrs, T.R. Wilkenson of SALE SALE lem ... we still won't have a at home; two brothers, Clemens Eatontown and Mrs. F.S. Henck- modern direct highway to the G. Arlinghaus of Tenafly and H.en, at home; three brothers, CLEARANCE shore and we stand little chance Rohs Arlinghaus of New York Robert Murphy of Jersey City, FRENCH PROVINCIAL SOFA and CHAIR Reg. |AA after this is done to ever get it City,, and a sister, Miss Anna J. Peter Murphy of Florida and $ in the future." Arlinghaus of Weehawken. Joseph Murphy of Roselle; three LIVING ROOM Gold Damask, Foam$29$ 8 17177 7 Official Position The funeral will be at 19:15 grandchildren, and one great- 2Pc. Mr. Smith made it clear he a.m. Friday in the John E. Daygrandchild. was expressing the official po- Funeral Home, Red Bank. At A Requiem Mass will be of- FRENCH PROVINCIAL SOFA-Brown, Custom. Foam reg. S265-NOW $1291sition of the freeholders. 11 a.m. in Holy Cross Church, :ered in St. James Church to- He said: a Solemn Requiem Mass will be morrow at 9 a.m. Interment, 2-pc. Early Amer. SOFA, CHAIR-Print, Solid. Woodwings reg. $269-NOW $179 "I, together with members of offered. Interment will be in Mt.under the direction of the Flock our board, members of our Plan Olivet Cemetery. Funeral Home, Long Branch, will 2-pc. Early Amer. Hi-Back SOFA, CHAIR-Brown, Foam reg. S295-NOW $199 ning Board and a host of m\i be in Holy Name Cemetery, nicipal officials and interested cit- Jersey City, 2-pc. Early Amer. Hi-Back 88" SOFA, CHAIR, Foam reg. S319-NOW $209 izens and co-operation of the Accardi Is freeholders of Mercer County, ap- MRS. MARY SULLIVAN pealed to the governor and Com- NEW HYDE PARK, L.I. - 3-pc. MAPLE LIVING ROOM, Foam Cushions reg. $199-NOW $149 missioner Palmer for a most vi- Sentenced Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 68, New tal and needed east-west high- Hyde Park, L.I., died last night Early Amer. Occ. CLUB, ROCKERS, CHAIRS reg. 59.95 to $139-NOW 39.95 to $89 way. We backed it up with an n her home. engineering study as being fi- To 15 Years Mrs. Sullivan was a summer nancially feasible as a toll road. NEW YORK (AP) — Setitimo resident of Keansburg most of EARLY AMERICAN EARLY AMERICAN BOSTON (Big Sam) Accardi, reputedly one EARLY AMERICAN EARLY AMERICAN "It was, and still is, our most her life, and lived in the borough olf the leading importers of il- sincere and honest judgment that year-round for a number of. years. SOFA BED SOFA 3-PC. SECTIONAL RECLINER ROCKERS legal narcotics, was sentenced this east-west highway is far She was a member of Keans- today to 15 years in prison and more important than any other burg's Rosary Altar Society of fined $16,000 for narcotics con- St. Catherine's Catholic Church. $69 $109 $189 $75 18.99 projects which have been ap- spiracy. proved in other areas in the state Surviving are two sons, Arthur from $4.00 He was sentenced in Federal J. Sullivan, Leonardo, and Jere- SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED reg. $219-NOW$99 | ODD TABLES County Neglected Court by Judge John M. Can-miah Sullivan, New York City; "We are left with only one im-nella. a daughter, Mrs, Genevieve Mc- pression; that Monmouth County Accardi, 61, reportedly a gang- Carthy, this place; two sisters, 5-PC. SECTIONAL-Foam, Zippers NOW $146and the Central Jersey areas land leader in New Jersey and Mrs. Ann Canning, Brooklyn, and from the angle of transportation the metropolitan area, was im-Mrs. Adele Sheppard, Daly City, 4-PC. DIAMOND SECTIONAL 5-PC. SECTIONAL -NYLON -FOAM OCCASIONAL CHAIRS and public needs, have been neg- mediately remanded, Calif., and five grandchildren. Aecardi, who jumped $92,500 NYLON — REG. $39.00 lected by the state highway de Duffy Funeral Home, Ninth St., NYLON-FOAM-BROWN-ZIPPERS ZIPPERS-COLOR CHOICE partment and its represent' in bail in 1955 and hid out in Brooklyn, is in charge of ar- atives . . . Turin, Italy, for eight ytars be- rangements. Reg. S349-NOW $239 Reg. S289-NOW $199 NOW $22 fore he was shipped back to the "The proposed project will cos United States, was convicted on NYLON, ZIPPERS, FOAM as many millions as an improved HARRY WATERS the narcotics charges last July FREEHOLD - Harry Waters, COLOR CHOICE — REGULAR $22? NOW $139 modern highway or toll road 20. 3-PC LIVING ROOM would cost and is therefore mori 82, of 68 Brinckerhoff Ave., died The government said he acted disappointing . . . yesterday at home after a long 4-PC. SECTIONAL DANISH as a narcotics buyer for the Ma- illness. DANISH LIVING ROOM "Any Improvement of Rt. 3 fia while hiding out in Italy and Born in West Long Branch, Mr. east of Hightstown would still be By ROWE, GOLD $ DIVAN—VINYL participated in the smuggling of Waters was a son of the late Sofa, Chair, Foam Cushions a local road with its many sidi narcotics from Italy into Canada George and Martha Herbert Wa- road intersections causing it to be NOW $219 2Pc. REGULAR $129 and the United States. ters. He had been in the plumb- 79 NOW 29.99 extremely hazardous and perhaps Among the U.S. attorneys suc- ing business here since 1917, prev- literally filled with traffic lights, SOFA BED SOFA LIMED OAK cessfully prosecuting the case iously working as a plumber in I thereby creating traffic conges- 3-PC. DEN SETHI - CHAIR—CLUB CHAIR $99 I DESKS or WALNUT 29.99 against Accardi was Peter E. West End. tion and long lines of waiting cars Fleming, Jr., a former resident He was a member of the Mas- lo proceed on weekends and holi- of Middletown, N. J. CHEST reg. $89 NOW $49 DESK reg. $89 - NOW $45 ALL days. ter Plumbers of Monmouth Coun- ty and New Jersey, Extra Miles WHITE PROV. Mr. Waters and his wife, Mrs. NITE STANDS reg. $34 NOW $18 BACH. CHEST - NOW $30 TOPS "We must also keep in mind Edna Van Pelt Waters, had been under this suggested project the Emergency FORMICA married 59 years March 22. ODD CHESTS extra miles to be traveled around 4-PC. WAL. BEDROOM TOPS MODERN SAND BEDROOM the Freehold and Hightstown Unit Weighs Besides his wife, he Is sur- DOUBLE DRESSER areas. "I cannot help but con- vived by several nieces and neph- MAR-PROOF TOPS Triple Dresser ews. $ MIRROR—CHEST gratulate the Mercer freeholders Mirror, Chest, Bed for their success in obtaining ap- Riot Group The funeral will be Thursday NOW 28.99 169 BOOKCASE BED 159 parent approval by state author- SHREWSBURY—County Emer- at 2 p.m. in Freeman Funeral ilies of a toll road, gency Fire Police Association of- Home, here with Rev. James R. FULL, TWIN-SIZE—LADDER—GUARD RAIL Memmoth, pastor of First Pres- "This to me carries with it per-ficers met in Ihe fire house here byterian Church, officiating. Bur- BUNK BEDS 2 BEDS—2 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES—2 SPRINGS COMPLETE 79" liaps more significance than just last night to discuss lining up ial will be in Old Tennent Ceme- engineering feasibility ... it has riot control personnel for holding tery,, Tennent. 5-PC. TABLE BLONDE BEDROOM $, been my experience in traveling down disorders. 99 from the Freehold area to Tren- What was discussed between 4 CHAIRS Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Bed lon the traffic need is just as County Undersheriff Emmett W KITCHEN SET 38 96 great this side of Hightstown as COM, Jr. and the Association of Fire Damages it is on the Mercer County side. ficers will be transmitted by FRENCH CHINA - BUFFET (Freeholder Marcus Daly the officers to their subordinates TABLE - 6 CHAIRS charged over the weekend that through an Intensive course In Keyport Home PROVINCIAL ROOM the project was designed to serve riot control. KEYPORT - Fire partially Mercer County Democrats at the Army films about riot contro Rutted a two-story frame house MAPLE DINING ROOM 7 ^s^MoSrVoof-Round expense of Monmouth Counly im- were shown. at 201 Broad St. early this morn- provements.) The county Emergency Fire Po- ing. Asks Co-operation lice organization is to serve dur The blaze forced Edward Table-2 Capt. Chairs-2 Mate Chairs-Base-Hutch "The only proper and correct ing emergency civil disorders at Schmidt, owner of the building, 169" melliocl uf approaching these the request of the local police and bis wife and two children to problems is with full knowledge chief. evacuate Ihe home. They spent MAPLE CORNER DESK $20 f ODD DINING ROOM TABLES $8 | CREDIT of and co-operation !> officials . . . Under the control of the County tho remainder of the night with "I cannot condone the appar- Sheriff and the Board of Free- relatives in Laurence Harbor. 4-PC RED WOOD, CHROME LA WN SET-LOViE]SEAT, 2 CHAIRS, JABLE^ $25 ent disregard of nil of Iho efforts holders, the force is made up of Police said the blaze apparent- put forward by our hoard and 75 men recruited by the sheriff on ly started in the cellar in a paint Re« f; anyT p<^^ 7 . -1J0W 59.99 of our municipal officials, and a selective basis from local fire locker near the water heater. without providing us with at least police forces throughout the coun- The fire quickly spread up one MANY. MANY MORE ITEMS^tbO NUMEROUS TO MENTION HERE, ALSO AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES . . .YOU'LL BE an opportunity to attend a con- ty. side of the house to the attic. AMAZED AT THE PRICE FOR THE- QUALITY .. . MANY ARE ONE OF A KIND—CLOSEOUTS, FLOOR SAMPLES AND ference to he apprised ot this GETS CONTRACT Volunteer firemen were on the latest highway proposal. AS IS ... SO FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. TAKE UP TO THREE YEARS TO PAY. TRENTON (AP) — Jesse A. scene nbout two hours putting out "Leaving us lo receive our only llowland and Sons of Sea Bright the fire. notice by newspaper, in spile has been awarded an $1S,O1M con- IlKATII NOTH'i; 27 Monmouth St. Bank CREDIT GALORE of a promise tluit before any fi- ti;u;t for beach protection in .Vm.INIlHACH Knmk II. nt It,,,,,. RED BANK •i;il derision was made each boanl Hciii'li Haven, the stale Conser- Hulliv.mi, fjilliiT .litlni K huy l-'niirrnl 747 - 0011 lliniM', II,',I IlinH. mi,I II ,i ,n In Hnly AT OUR •••id be given an opportunity to day,. 1 I'NUI IK , cm,nil. Illinium, wlxrni K confer and be heard, Is not the Hiilrinn llrciiiliifti Mam || II,» nllnrrd. STORE ONLY! Dally 9:00 to 9:00—Saturday till 4:00 The contract calls for repair w best iippronch to common prob- Ill llru „( rtnrn, »ri> Ovor an acrt of furnihira ot Dlicount Prlcei STORE!!! ing a timber groin on the lirtfri-ahlr tlirmish Bl. Pmil'i Abbfy. lems." NwirljW!. N. J.. unit m. Mary'« Abbty, ocean front nt Jeffries Avc. MorrlMown, N. J. Platform Highlights lAwait Final raK rM!LY BfXISTER ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Here are highlights of domestic planks in the platform that will be presented tonight to the ., Results Of \Youth Found Innocent Democratic National Convention for expected approval: FREEDOM AND WELL-BEING Chief's Test There can be full freedom only when all of our people KEANSBURG - The results of On Interference Count have opportunity for education to the full extent of their ability a Civil Service Commission ex- FREEHOLD - Craig R. Waitt, and that when he stepped away to learn, followed by the opportunity to employ their learning amination for police chief here 20, of 74 Leedsville Dr., Lincroft he was at the side of the police in the creation of something of value to themselves and to the will be announced later this week. car, not in its path. nation. was found innocent yesterday by Borough officials are awaiting Borough Attorney Ostrov repre- THE INDIVIDUAL County Judge 'Elvin R. Simmill word on the results of an oral ex- sented the prosecution and Ben- Our task is to make the national purpose serve the hu- amination taken last month by of interfering with a Keansburg jamin Gruber. of Highlands, the man purpose: that every person shall have the opportunity to Capt. Robert Kronenberger, act- policeman when he arrested three defendant. become all that he or she is capable of becoming. Ing chief. other youths last spring. Withdraws Appeal SOCIAL WELFARE Mrs. Arline Greco, of 2 Ben- We will continue to fight until we have succeeded in in- Capt. Kronenberger was the on- Though the judge said he be- ly one of three candidates who nett PL, Middletown Township, cluding hospital care for older Americans in the Social Security lieved Waitt, who had been found withdrew her appeal of a convic- program and have insured adequate assistance to those passed the written phase of the guilty in the Keansburg munici- examination. tion in Rumson for having used elderly people suffering from mental illness and mental re- pal court June 29 and had been lewd and profane language in a tardation. It was erroneously, reported last fined $10. was a "wise guy," telephone call last June 18 to CIVIL RIGHTS week that Capt. Kronenberger Judge Simmill said there was noBarbara Cox, of 38 Statesir PI., " The Civil Rights Act of 1964 deserves and requires full ob- had failed the oral portion of the proof Waitt's actions had been Middietown Township. Her fine servance by every American and fair, effective enforcement if test and thus there was no one illegal. f $50 in the Rumson court will there is any default. eligible for the post. Patrolman Thomas L. Dalton stand. made the complaint against Woitt We reaffirm our belief that lawless disregard for the rights A check with municipal and Judge Simmill upheld the care- May 31 after the youth allegedly of others is wrong — whether used to deny equal rights or to Civil Service officials yesterday less driving conviction of George was slow to walk away from a obtain equal rights. disclosed that a final report on J. Uhl, 35 Orphanboy Ct., Mid- police car in which the others ANTIFILIBUSTER the results of the test has not dletown Township, in Deal June had been placed and then stood The Congress of the United States should revise its rules been made. 16. The judge imposed a fine of in the car's path. and procedures to assure majority rule after reasonable de- Capt. Kronenberger lias been $8 charged in the Deal court, bate and to guarantee that major legislative proposals of the acting chief since April 3, 1963. No Proof Cited but ordered Uhl to pay the court President can be brought to a vote after reasonable considera- The borough produced no proof, costs at Deal and at the county tion in committee. however, to corroborate the po- level. EXTREMISM SURPRISE AWARD — New Shrewsbury Councilman Francis L. Cooper, seated right, New School liceman's testimony. Waitt testi- Uhl's ticket resulted from be We must expose, wherever it exists, the advocacy of hatred receives plaque for services to borough firemen in unexpected ceremony Sunday at fied that he had been speaking ing clocked by radar at 38 miles •which creates the clear and present danger of violence. Frank Cooper Day, held at Swimming River School. Award was presented by Tinton to one of his friends to get in- an hour in a 30 mile zone on We condemn extremism, whether from the right or left, in- Cost Placed structions about arranging bail Ocean Ave. Assistant Prosecu- cluding the extreme tactics of such organizations as the Falls Fire Company. Standing, left to right, are Harry Buckalew, fire company presi. tor John A. Petillo represented Communist Party, the Ku Klux Klan and the John Birch So- dent; Charles Hubbard, Democratic council candidate, and Paul Rigby, fire company :he state. Ralph A. Real, of ciety. At $1,152,000 Neptune, was defense attorney. We know what violence and hate can do. We have seen treasurer. Seated at left is Daniel E. Renshaw, Democratic candidate for mayor. About OCEANPORT - The Board of To Fete the tragic consequences of misguided zeal and twisted logic. 400 attended affair, during which Mr. Cooper, running for re-election to Borough Education, at a special meeting JOHN F. KENNEDY Council, received congratulatory telegrams from Son. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-NJ, last night, approved a $1,152,000 New Judges We honor his memory best — and as he would wish — by It's Back devoting ourselves anew to the larger purposes for which he Gov. Richard J. Hughes, and county Democratic candidates. construction cost for the planned lived. new elementary school and set At Dinner To School ECONOMY For Vice President Oct. 6 as a date for a special ref- FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun-' We will seek further tax reductions — and in the process erendum. ty's three new judicial appointees we need to remove inequities in our present tax laws. In partic- On Sept. 9 will be honored Tuesday, Sept, 29, ular we should carefully review all our excise taxes and elim- The board unanimously ap- FAIR HAVEN - School ©pans inate those that are obsolete. proved construction of the school at a dinner in Shaddwbrook, here Wednesday, Sept. 9, at I LABOR Mansfield Bows Out on a tract presently owned by the Shrewsbury. 8:30 a.m. school system. The land is on Full employment is an end in itself and must be insisted Superintendent Charles E. How- By WILLIAM HENDERSON Mansfield, a newsman was in- Shrewsbury Ave. near Portau- The guests are ElviIvin R. Sim- upon as a priority objective. from his state, Eugene Mc- ard announced that registration' ATLANTIC CITY — Late yes- formed, Sunday night met with Carthy, are waging a bitter fight peck Ave., Portaupeck. mill, elevated from the County Overtime payment requirements must be increased to as- Court to the Superior Court; As will be conducted during the week President Johnson at Washing- in this Convention City for this A $526,000 bond issue to help lure maximum employment consistent with business efficiency. erday, Sen. Mike Mansfield semblyman Clarkson S. Fisher, of Aug. 31 from 9 a.m. to noon. ton and told him he did not wish prize nomination. finance the cost was also ap- (The domestic planks were adopted yesterday by the (D-Mont.), a powerful leader appointed to the county, court, Kindergarten pupils will attend to be considered as a possibility proved by the board. The cost platform committee. Foreign affairs and national security n the upper house, who had President Johnson has told and Tax Commissioner Leo Wein- classes at the Youth Center on for the vice presidency. will include construction, the pur- planks adopted Sunday will also be presented to the conven- both men to go out and fight stein, named to the new post of Fisk St. and may be registered at pulled up on even terms in the Fight in Progress chase of furniture and equipment tion tonight.) for it. Juvenile and Domestic Relations he school administrative offices past two days with Minnesota's However, it also was learned and improvement of the tract. Each is visiting the various judge. at 120 Fair Haven Rd. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey in the Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D It was announced that other de- Minn.) and the junior senator caucuses of the various states All three will assume their new Pupils in. grades 1 through 4 Democratic vice presidential seeking support. tails and the mechanics of the may be registered at the school Convention plan will be announced at the roles Sept. 2. The dinner honoring sweepstakes, arrived by plane at The withdrawal of Mansfield them is being arranged by a com- nearest their home. All fifth (Continued) next regular board session, and sixth graders will attend Bader Field here. appears to have helped Hum- Sept. 9. mittee of lawyers and associates. But the flurry over the appear- didate choose to have anything Viet Nam phrey. City Attorney Louis R. Aikins of Willow Street School, and all ance on the floor at last night's When questioned about running seventh and eighth grades will mean at any given moment?" (Continued) However, the New York delega- Long Branch is chairman. session of members of the Ala' for the No. 2 spot on the Demo attend Knollwood School. he demanded. "The'world oannot ular Buddhist who led the over- tion — staying in the Ritz Carl- 2d and 4th Mondays bama delegation who refused to cratic national ticket, he told a Committee members include M. Children coming from other wait until Saturday to learn what throw of the hated Diem regime ton — which is the biggest and sign a loyalty pledge was no To Be Meeting Nights Raymond McGowan, president of schools should bring school rec- he meant on Monday. The man last Nov. 1. most powerful of the delegations, regarded as likely to burgeon SEA BRIGHT — Borough Coun- the County Bar Association; ords, transfers, medical records in the White House has to be "I will say this for the lasl carrying 110 votes, favors Mayor into any federal case. Minn, known as "Big Minn,' cil last night voted to continue its Bruce Woolley, Benjamin Citta- and report cards. School board understood the first lime. Far ime. I will not accept nomina Robert F. Wagner of New York No Roll Calls 1 was removed as figurehead chief meetings on (he second and fourth dino and Mel Greene of Long policy requires proof of immuni- him there is no second choice." tion if it is offered to me. "ity for the vice presidential On the crowded, noisy, garish- of state in the Aug. 16 shakeup, Mondays of each month. Branch; Seymour Kleinberg ol zation against smallpox, diptheria, The feeling among convention He then was asked: "Very few A government source said today nomination. officials)—and this applied to both ly lighted Boardwalk outside Con- persons in the history of thi The body last January changed Keansburg; Benjamin Kantor of whooping cough and polio. he probably will be brought back President Johnson has prom- the Alabama and Mississippi con- vention Hall, four picketing denv country have turned down thi its meeting nights to Friday and Keyport, and Joseph Mime of As- Kindergarten pupils not previ- as caretaker chief of state. Khanh ised to reveal the name of the tests—was that there would nol onstrations were going on at the nomination for vice president. Dc went back to Monday sessions for bury Park. ously registered must present a some time. But everything was also opened the door to civilian man he wants nominated tonight, July and August. be any roll calls so what did It you mean to say that if Presidem political activity. report of a recent physical ex- matter who was designated to orderly and delegates had no dif- on the eve of the balloting, in Council approved the Monday amination on forms available at Johnson asked you to be his run You find service you can trust 1 "By some means or another," which he, himself, is certain to sessions, except for Councilman cast votes that wouldn't be reg- ficulty in gaining access to the ning mate you would refuse.' school offices. Also, birth certi- istered? mammoth ball. Deputy Premier Oanh told thi {be asked to succeed himself as Pat A. Long, who objected to the with one of the dependable firms ficates must show children five Doesn't Want Job Associated Press, "a ruling coun- President. The civil rights plank, as ap- change. in the Daily Register Classified. years old on of before 0ct 15* He answered: "Yes, becaus' cil with the same powers as thi proved by the platform commit- I do not want to be vice presi tee, pledged "fair, effective en- present junta but made up Union Beach dent." civilians will be created. Thi forcement" of the 1964 Civil (Continued) At our new low price Rights Act without promising to "Senator, this is a startling an' civilians will be picked from its children under 18 from being amazing statement," the news- broad spectrum of political par- sponsor any new legislation of out after 10 pjn. this type. But the Democrats said man remarked. ties and groups so as to be com there's no reason "we cannot and will not tolerate The councilman said his anti- "Why," he asked, "wouldn' pletely representative." lawlessness." loitering proposal is directed •ou accept the nomination? Red Menace in the world mainly at teenagers, noting, "The Sen. Mansfield said "becausi On Saturday, in a direct «»• The Republicans had promised problem down at the beachfront ;'d rather stay in my capacity frontarlon with ths student lead- ivhy you shouldn't in their ptatform "full implemen- is pretty bad now," but that it in the Senate." ers, Khanh said free political ac- tation and faithful execution" off also should apply to adults. *be law. They abo agreed to It was learned, however, thai tivity was Impossible as long a: buyFourRoses. He accepted a suggestion by baick "improvements of civil the Montana senator has had a the Communist menace persisted. rights statutes adequate to the Mr. Mausner that before any •ery serious stomach operation Khanh's action may have Changing needs of our times." new code is drawn there should which could prevent him from averted an attempt at a military Nowonly4.89 6.003011.59 The difference seemed largely be a conference with police of- carrying on a strenuous cam- coup by military leaders sup- porting the influential Dai Viel fifth quart pint 1/2 gat. One of wording rather than in- ficials and the police committee paign. tent. party. "to determine exactly what is But there were some sharp In any case, Khanh avoided im differences on other matters. needed." He pointed out, for ex- Huylai plicating government troops or Hit Extremism ample, that loitering is already police in bloodshed, and may (Continued) The Democrats whipped out a prohibited under state law and have gained an important mora" growth stems mainly from gar- plank condemning extremism that it basically is a matter of victory. "including the extremist tactics den apartment projects. enforcement. No political faction in Viet Nam of such organizations as the Com- There are now 10 regular po- icemen in the department and is strong enough to dominate thi munist Party, the Ku Klux Klan Mr. Oakley said the parking country. and the John Birch Society." code proposal will be thrashed 2 specials, including a detec- ive. The stormy political develop- At their San Francisco conven- out in the near future. ments capped a month of increas tion GOP delegates had staged Mr. Huylar said the lone detec- East Brunswick Boy Scout ingly dangerous opposition dem one Of their bitterest battles over ive "is doing a fine job," and Troop 109 was girakes would not hold when he pplied them. He skidded into her vehicle struck a parked oar By Wo ma n for Fnll In addition, dealers and their he intersection, police said, and en RiveRi r Rd., near Hance Rd. FREEHOLD — A visitor to an wives will be given a special :ollidcd with the Gray car caus- Taken to Morcmnuth Medical Asbury Park public housing proj- tour of the World's Fair Ford ing it to upset. Center by the Fair Haven First •ct has brought suit against the Pavilion. Aid Sqund, she was treated anil he city Housing Authority for in- Mr. Lane was issued summons released. urios suffered in a fnll on ITEMS MISSING :>r careless driving and failure Police .said Mrs. Maloney's car, sliirway in the project. LITTLE SILVER - Police :o stop at a stop street. Patrol- traveling past on River Ntl., In a suit filrd by Mayor 'IliorTi- hr»ro nre looking for tins person nan Ronald McDaniel investi- struck a parked vehicle belong- i F. Shebell, as her nllornev, or persons who brnko into a ;atcel. ing to Anthony Soviero, 27fij Mi-s. Mnry llolduc or 1225 house owned by Benjamin The injured were taken to Branch Avc I.ittlo Silver. 'Hit' W.vhin^ton Ave., Anbury Park, Sanderson, .'12 Sherwood Cir. on Overview llospitiil liy the Fair Soviero car was knocked Wl feel. diarges the city agency with neg- AUK. 9 or Aug. 10, laven First Aid Squad. Capt. William R. Robinson, who ligence. Among the ilems reported investigated, will issue Mrs. Ma- Mrs. liolduc fell June 8, l!Xi3, missing was a strong box later You find service you can trust loney a summons (or careless while visiting in the Boston Vil- found empty behind some bushes jlii one of the dependable firms The price is lower. But it's still the same great whiskey. No change, except the change you put in pur pocket. driving. lage project. in the back yard. in the Dally Register Classified. I 4—Taerfty, AugmJ 25, 1964 TOEDAIL Y REGISTER Rty Berm, S3-yetr-oM CM-', An over-par iota] aeon I Street Hocks I LOCAL SECURITIES Middletown White SOT «*ca, tuned u! act »©•> HJ The foHwlog Md and «^!*d quotations from the Httinotl Azm- Waterloo, lowi fa riiti'M IA SfMiitU* Detleri, foe., *J not represent icliul truuo m. Open at Brook-UM. In Uneasy tons. They are a guide to the range within which these «ecurifl« Man Gets Post could have Mm sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated Buying Spree iby the "asktrr) at the time of completion. MIDDLBTOVm - Elias B Successful BANKS Baker, Kings Hwy., lias been ap- By ED MORSE Div. Bid Asked pointed vice president of Geyer NEW YORK (AP) - The stock Belmar-Wali National 2.50 135 Morey Ballard, Inc., New York, Central Jersey Bank (x) lift Cholccof market failed to hold a modest it was announced yesterday by early gain and slipped into an Farmers & Merchants 4'/j Ladle.' «* Investing First Merchants National Bank (x) .25 9 Richard J. Farricker, president. Man', irregular decline yesterday. for only Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 410 Roger E. Spew By ROGER E. SPEAR | Volume was 3.8 million shares Monmouth County National .18 6% He is a member of the Sale compared with 3.64 million Fri- N. J. National Bank xx) .50 28 Executive Club of New York and The watch that l» the latest Q) "I have just taken early not Federal, income taxes. In atyle and known lor 4«- day. Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 125 a graduate of the University of retirement. On August 15, I re- The difference in your net rt p«ndabllltr. Some of the lesser oil and min- Sea Bright National 1.0O 74 ceived $10,000 from redemption turn between these and $5,000 i First National Bank of Spring Lake 42 • Pennsylvania. cf those Treasury 5's. I own J00 church bonds would be only abou ing stocks got a play from trad- ers. Conspicuous among these INDUSTRIAL Jersey Standard, 10O General Mo- $50 a year, and you would cei Brockway 321/ It doesn't cost it pays to ad- was Occidental Petroleum, which U Ircod St. tors, and 90 American Telephone. tainly have much greater liquk Family Circle 4 ad. $5,000 Into more church bonds, Franklin Life Insurance. Since major discovery of natural gas Monmouth Park 13 »dd to my present stocks, or buy own some of this stock, I woul in California. N. J. Natural Gas Common 33'i new ones?" S. D. like to know why you cannot rei A fairly good performance by N. J. Natural Gas Pre. 22M MAKE D.B.B. YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS Rowan KiJL A) You have done well with mmend It now." F. ( steels and motors early in the day broke up into irregularity Spiral Metal 19 your investments and should be A) I will be very glad to do s( U. S. Homes 1 commended. You are referring to a colum after the auto companies were threatened with a strike a week Windsor Tel. 3/ifl The only disadvantage I know in which I said that, because i (x) Dividend (nc) Plus Stock its recent relatively poor actlor hence if they do not improve of about bonds of a well-estab- their counter offer to union de- REMTFOR I had for the present stoppe KAFFEEKLATSCH TOMORROW Elementary School tomorrow at lished church is that they may be mands. rather unmarketable. I believe recommending Franklin Life. B MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -The 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Norton Berlin, that $5,000 in this type ol invest- relatively poor action I meant it Chrysler's Hopes Sisterhood of Temple 9halom M president, will gWe a brief de- ment is sufficient. price action compared with othei Despite the ragged perform- Matawan will sponsor a memher- scription of the functions of the in its group and with the mai ance of these two important > kaffeeklatsch at Strathmore Sisterhood. To balance your holdings, I TODAY'S SPECIAL! ket as a whole. groups, Chrysler ran up 1% to would buy $5,000 United States Franklin was recently down I 66'/2 on 128,300 shares, making it Treasury 4'^s of 1974 yielding 4.17 56 bid, only slightly above il second most active stock. The per cent^-free from state, though 3-RING BOOK BINDERS 1963-64 lows. I cannot account h company has forecast its 1965- before you buy or build, see . . . such action, which may be du model car sales at a 20 per cent Camp. 1.49 to the big run-up of the shan gain over 1964 and expects to in 1962, which is often—in tin •grab a bigger percentage of the MARINE VIEW D. B. B. PRICE case of life stocks—followed b industry's sales. 69 a period of doldrums. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION A number of influential blue "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" I see no reason at all to se chip stocks weakened as the ses- your holdings of this strong stocl sion neared its close, however, but I would not add to them ui and the Dow Jones industrial 58 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. til technical action Improves. average was down 1.31 at 837.31 Branch Office MAIN OFFICE ,.. Rlgto In the heart of R«d Bank •at the end. First Av». and 874 Highway 35 STOM HOURS: Mon., TIKI., Thun. ?:» • 5:30 P. M. Open lot* Wed. aid Frl. 'til 7 for your ihopplng canvtnluc*! Du Pont fell 1%, Eastman Ko- Highway 34 (Five Conxnl dak 1, Jersey Standard %, Amer- Satuiday 9:30 A. M. • 5:30 P. M. Lynch Gets Atlantic Hlghlaiidi MIDDLETOWN ican Telephone %, General Elec- Wi rturvt th« rlgM Is limit qunntmu wMIt they Int. 291-0100 Nol rt»ponslbt* for typographical erron. tric yA, Bethlehem yt and Liggett (71-2400 Government & Myers y2. Standard & Poor's 500-stock In- Appointment dex slipped .16 to 81.91. Pan American World Airways, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ar however, was threatened with a drew P. Lynch, 51 Prospect Rd strike and fell V/i to 30Vi in heavy has been appointed branch mai •trading. Other airliners were open daily 'til 9, Saturday Til 6 ager of trie Newark office of th fractionally mixed. Small Business Administration, was announced yesterday by E( Of 1,340 Issues traded, M2 de- INSTANT ward N. Rosa, regional directc clined and 495 advanced. New of this area. highs for the year totaled 52 and Prior «o Joining the feden new lows 20. REACH agency, Mr. Lynch owned an Among the 15 most active Is- operated Lynch's Departmer sues, gainers outnumbered losers 'When you go out to eat, are college Store on First Ave. here and wa by 8 to 7. The volume leader : you pained by prodding? employed as an accountant h was Del E. Webb, off y4 at 6% Impatient of pressure? Sick (he Federal Reserve Bank ii on 182,100. Big trades of 101,- of solicitude? Then it's high New York City. 000 and 50,000 shares late in the Married, he has four children session accounted for most of time for Instant Reach. this volume. wardrobe Think of it* butau nock of Cooper Tire & Rubber raised Its awkfc,WMKteH<*oiceof dividend and gained % Ray- luscious foods. Egg Market theon advanced % as news came NEW YORK (AiP) - (USDA)- See what yam bty. Before that th« company was introduc- Wholesale egg offerings short oi ing its first production-model las- large sixes; ample on balanct er designed for Industrial use. Iclsare or in baste. We're Demand fairly good yesterday. International Harvester, report- here for only one purpose. New York spot quotations fo ing record sales and profits, ad- To help you help yourself low. vanced V/i, j to some of the finest food Mixed Colors Prices on the American Stock fall 64 Standards 35-36; checks 23-24. tnywhere! ' Exchange worked Irregularly Whites lower. 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Lavoic Slates . . . vested herringbone (One Mile North of Asbury Circle) by LInett 45. ATLANTIC GLASS CO. Show Exhibit cheviot suit KE 1.4949 "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Can llraik" MORGANVII.LE - Lavoie by Stanley Blacker 35. Latoratories, Inc., designers and again the traditional winner for BELMAR RED BANK nunulucturers ol electronic equip- fall, 1813 H STREET 21 MAPLE AVE. ment, will exhibit at the annual ... worsted flannel slacks So. of 18th Ave. Cor. Whits Sfrtot Irailo show of the electronics 69.95 by Corbin 20. Hwy. 7) (AM) and Maple Avenue industry being held at Los An- Tel. 4B1-1200 Tel. 747-2020 jjplos, Calif., today ('l'ties.) MATAWAN through Friday. In uddillon to its Ktandnrdizcd 138 LOWER MAIN STREET piodiicls, Hie ioiii|Kiny will show, lei. 546-2830 lor tlic first timi', a new iiiiniu- [me speiMruni nnaly/cr nncl n I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY! 50-nifKucyclo solid stale counter.1 THE DAFLY REGISTER Tamity, Aujrurf 25, 196*~5 matauei torn will ditcuts the roiA fitu*U»o Between Si, %4 t»J Rt. S3 — tt Wtflnmiaj in I tpeed). ' T**AJ four lints wide — » toiu- , shorthuvl refrtsher, of Rt. 33 Uwier Ha «t*te pl*n. Use s«t-\ffA high concrete barrier w>jl4 stocks and bonds, typing 1 tnd I tion between the turnpike and Rt.be erected in the center. Added At typing Hi J4 would have two-lanes in either Between Route 35 and .Main Street, four lanes with a barrier Basic bookkeeping will include direction separated by a Doesn't Meet All Hopes wide island. would be provided. Adult School instruction in double entry book- FREEHOLD — realization of construction of a cross state lim keeping principles and the under- t. 33 between the New Jersey ited access road. LONG BRANCH — .Tie Adult standing and application of re- Turnpike and the Jersey seashore But Charles M. Pike, county § School has announced the inchi- cording transactions in journals alls short of demands of Mon-planning director, said it certain- £sion of several business and and ledgers. James Loggan, an mouth County officials—but it ly would further delay work on retractor at Fort Monmouth and robably will quiet protests for projects authorized years ago Htechnical courses in its curriou torrfier Wilkes College professor, I lum for fall, 1964. at least a few years. to build a criss-cross of super- will once again serve as instruc- highways touching the metropoli- § Among the courses new to the "It's better than nothing," >r. tan areas of Camden-Philadel- Hey!^ Excellent wool shorts and matching H program this year arei office Freeholder Director Joseph C. lr- James Zuccaro of the U. S. win declared while noting that pWa, Trenton, Toms River and knee socks in J. Kridel's Corner. § machines, general mathematics, Army Signal Schools and a long- reeholders had obtained their in- Asbury Park-Belmar. shorthand I, «and stenoscript. time instructor at the Long 'ormation of stale plans from! This would be the result of ex- Branch Adult School, will once newspapers. •nding Rt. 38 from Wall Town- asjain offer a course in electron- hip, west of Belmar to Camden ics. This is an introductory I don't want to kick at some- nd Rt. 37 from Toms River to course in the fundamentals o! thing I haven't had time to ex 'renton, electricity and electronics. amine," Sen. Richard R. Stout Mr. Pike said that, even when Course content will inolude (R-Monmouth) commented. He ualized, Route 33 will remain Ohm's Law, parallel circuits, re- added that he, too, hadn't inly a land service road and will sistance, DC and AC circuits. received an official copy of plans YANKO'S 101st YEAR until after they were announced iot meet the growing demand for General mathematics includes expressway to serve the re- a review of fundamental process- to newsmen in Trenton. 'Meets a Need' orts, residential communities, es with integers, fractions, deci- nd commercial development. mals and denominate numbers. "At first glance, it has some Freeholder Marcus Daly, the Also included is work in per- advantages," the senator said. taise of Representatives Repub- centages, problems, graphs, bor- "It meets a need. It would pro- ican candidate called the state rowing, time payments, interest, vide for bypassing both Hights- ilan "outrageous, a piece of po- insurance and the application of own and Freehold. It also brings itical skulduggery - to placate fundamental relationships of about recognition, at least to fiercer County Democrats at the geometry. Earl Hartman of the some degree, that the turnpike au- Wednesday only specials xpense of Monmouth County." FILLER UP Long Branch High School 9fcaff to thority has a responsibility Hits Target Date Witt serve as instructor. serve the local communities of Office machines will be an in- the state, not just to liandle traf- Mr. Irwin rapped the 1967 tar- WITH SAVINGS! troductory course to develop an fic in the area it goes through." ime. Asbury Park Mayor Thomas F. Choice of all women's operating proficiency in the use Gov. Richard J. Hughes and From street floor hebell labeled the program "ri- —More mileage for of business machines utilized in Highway Commissioner; 3.00 new fall gloves .... State liculous," contending that resort 2.01 general office work, including Dwight R. G. Palmer said that saved-up dollars •isitors making a first visit to the the key-driven calculators, 10-key exhaustive studies by engineering leashore over Rt. 33 would not with our high adding-listing, machines, rotary consultants ruled out economic 1 return unless assured of express i\ profits on insured From children's dep't. choice of aii children * 15% calculators, duplicating machines feasibility of a Trenton—Seashore road conveniences. savings snow suits, reg. 12.00 to 25.00 OFF and vari-typer. Expressway as a turnpike proj- ect. The Asbury Park Development Shorthand I is an Introduction lommiuee adopted a resolution Instead, the turnpike will build to the subject. M will be offered repressing appreciation to the a spur from Hightstown to Tren- che!ce of an 49 two evenings a week for 10 lighway department for proposed ton and charge a 25-cent fee. From home furnishings v ?. „ O 01 weeks for a total of 40 hours of mprovements, but asserting they dacron or foam rubber pillow ^« g | instruction. The course will be The New Jersey Highway De- Jon't meet the full need. continued in the spring session partment, with 50 per cent feder- ;et date, asserting' that the full al aid, will dualize Rt. 33 east of choiee of an lam This offers an opportunity to de- urnpike had been built in less From gift floor v P 10 01 velop knowledge and application the turnpike to Main St. in Nep- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Freeholder Charles I. Smith, of Gregg shorthand. tune at the entrance to Ocean 10 BROAD ST. • RED BANK. N. J. regularly up to 29.00 | O«T I :ounty road director, said he will Grove. Shorthand Refresher is de- lave a statement today and As- "Where You Save Does Make a Dijjerence!" A six^mile Freehold bypass, SeCOnd flOOr Choice of women's blouses 101 signed for those with a knowl- iemblyman Irving Keith said he edge of Gregg shorthand who running south of the county seat, ————— regularly up to 5.00 | * g | would like to increase their rf crossing Rt. 9 near the Hovvell ficiency and speed. Mrs. Mark Township state police barracks, Raye, a former high school is provided in the estimated $9 shorthand teacher at Middletown to (15 million program which will High School and adult school be completed in spring, 1967. The teacher at Red Bank and Long toll section cost will be an addi Branch, will serve as instructor. tional $16 to {23 million. SPECIALS AS LONG AS QUANTITIES UST Lmanuel Oourtelis will offer Senator Stout said he hoped a course in Stenscript which is a this effort won't preclude future phonetic system of shorthand. By learning 40 rules of steno- 6.95 LINEN BRIDGE AND TEA SETS 4.21 script, A.B.C. shorthand, the Highlands student will be able to reduce A card party, sponsored by the 1.99 WOMEN'S SWISS INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS .„ 41 the amount of his loroghand writ- Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans ing by (wo-thirds. In this sys- of Foreign Wars Post held Aug. 1.98 LACE MANTILLAS, BLACK or WHITE 1.01 tem, the average person can at- 12, was well attended. Mrs. Gae- tain a speed of 80 words a min- tano Sgambato, Mrs. Martha 17.95 WOMEN'S IMPORTED RAINCOATS 12.91 ute with comparatively little ef- Reed, Mrs. Burton J. Miller, Mrs. fort. Mr. Courtelis is a member 10.95 WOMEN'S CAR COATS, WARMLY INTERLINED 7.91 Charles Yeingst and Mrs. Kath of the staff at Monmoulh Re- erine B. Johnson, were commit- gional High School and bai tee in charge. Special prire win- .5.98 VINOFORM TABLE PAD ROLL, 54x90 _ 4.91 at Monmouth Regions' taught ners were Mrs. Burton Miller, Adult School as well as the Long 2.98-3.98 BOYS' SUITS, SIZES 2, 3, 4 1.01 Mrs. Bea Wieczoreck, Mrs. Fran- Branch Summer High School. ces Gannon, Mrs. Stephen H Typing I is designed to teach U95 CHILDREN'S SEAMCESS STRETCH TIGHTS'".l^.i; 1.41 Faller, Mrs. Jean Picariello, Mrs the student to type accurately Ann Wienzoreck, Mrs. J. A. De- and skillfully by the touch meth- 2.50 VENETIAN GLASS ASH TRAYS 1.61 Fazio, Mrs. Ann Satyas, Mrs od. Mrs. Raye will instruct this John L. Dedrick, all of High- class. LAST WEEK OF WHITE SALE OF SHEETS AND TOWELS lands, and William Krickser, Key- Typing M is designed for those port. people who have had typing I, or 8.00 CRYSTAL SILVER RIM SALAD BOWLS 6.01 who have a basic knowledge of The auxiliary will meet tonight the use of the typewriter and at 8 o'clock. ADDITIONAL 10% OFF ON ALL PICTURES REDUCED 50% wish to develop further accuracy and speed. Miss Elaine Charlins Second nomination and election of the Middletown High School of officers will take place at Aug. staff will serve as instructor. 28 meeting of the Ladies Auxil- iary of the Twlnlight Post, Amer- J. YANKO 30 BROAD STREET, RED BANK ican Legion. Sell your furniture through the Daily Register Classified. Darlene Ann Maxson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Max- (-son, 88 Barberie Ave., celebrated her second birthday Aug. 14 at a home party. Attending besides her parents were her sister Char- lene; her great-grandfather, Al len Liming; maternal grandmoth- er, Mrs. Esther Dennis, and great- aunt, Mrs. Lydia Schmitz.

Mrs. Stephen H. Faller and Mrs. John L. Dedrick entertained the Past Presidents Club of the Ladies Auxiliary, Twinlight Post, American Legion, last night.

A smorgasbord, sponsored by he Women's Society of Christian Service of t h e local Methodist Church Aug. 13 at the church, was reported a success. Mrs. William B. Kendrick was ohair- man.

Bobby McMahon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMahon, 184 Navesink Ave., who observed his 11th birthday Aug. 11, and his grandmother Mrs. Loretta Mc- Mahon, who observed her birth- day Aug. 14, were honored at a family party.

The Highlands Fire Department has set Sept. 5 for the wetdown of its new pumper truck. George Connell is committee chairman. "Shadow Garden" Towel and Sheet His aides are James E. Smith, Jr., Harold Fnley, Henry Ander- son, Edward Gare, Frank Card, Ensemble by Famous J. P. Stevens John Franklin and Albert Lynn. You'll love this soft cool flower garden across the wide turnback of th» Mrs. Loretta McMahon, 184 Na- sheet. On both tides of the pillow case the theme is repeated in a ipray vesink Ave., recently had as a design. Your choice of Stevens' "Singing Colors" — Pink Torch, Cosmic house guest Mrs. Ella McCar- thy, Atlanta, Ga. Blue, Green or Gold on White ground,

Mrs. Robert M. Waters, Sr. s™ Rpg. SALE 125 Highland Ave., has returned 72x108" Sheet 3,99 3.49 from Monmouth Medical Center 81x108" Sheet 4.99 .J..49 where she was a medical patient 42x,UT Caws 1.29 1.23 Gets $89,427 Contract Coordinating "Shadow Garden" Towels FORT MONMOUTH - A mili tary contract for $89,427 has been Match your bath to your bedroom with those deep thirsty cotton tarry awarded the Westinghouse Elec- towels. Colorful flower print on off-white ground. tric Corp., 43 West Front St. Red Bank, for research and de- &'•<• »<•(•'• SALK velopment workr for 12 months for the development of micro- Haiti .i.nn 2.00 wave phase shifters for Inerti (Juct '. l.iiO I..,0 BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD aless scanning. Van Clolh 70 .35 for Hospital Bills ® ® for Doctor Bills The contract, announced by the Hospital Service Plan of New Jersey Medical-Surgical Plan ol New Jersey Fort Monmouth Procurement Di vision, PftP Directorate, U. S. STEINBACH'S LINENS, Sdcond Floor, also Aibury Part, Brick Town Trenton NEWARK Camden Army Electronics Command, wa one of nine proposals received ol 50 prospective contractors so SHOP Wednesday & Friday ISighls 'til 9 lidted.

• ,,' • 1.1 REGISTER Nonsense, You Dance DevimelyP These P»yw «M> *r?»t &L, Bed lot, N. EMt Mrin St., Freehold, N. J,-«7I Bt. tJ,.MM«e,, son's family isn't down to its last nickel.'but one look Frank W. Harbour mttMam Burem iigr. Charles A. Johnston Freehold Bureau Mjr. at the Democrats from the vantage point of Atlantic Member of the Associated Press City is sufficient to prove that the President's own The- Associated Preas ll entitled exclusively to trie uso for lepubllcfitlon ot all tb» locaj D«wa printed Is this newspaper u well as all AP news dispitches. party couldn't care less whether his Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association fortune is $14 million or a mere 54 Member Audit Bureau of Circulation million. The Red Bank Register, Inc., assumes no financial reiwnslbllltles for typographical errors In advertisements, bul will reprint without charge, that pan of an advertisement In which the typographical error occurs. Advertiser! wll The Democrats, as they come please notify the management Immediately of any error which may occur. whooping into town, are the great Live- Trill newspaper assumes no responsibilities for etatemejnts of opinion In leUers from Us readers. It-Up gang. Want to know what's on Subscription Price! In Advance Less than 3 mos. Per month $1.50 12 months—$18.00 8 monthe—JO. 00 Single copy at counter, 7 cents Blngle copy by mall. 10 cents » month*—*13.50 3 roontas—J(.5O the official agenda for the convention? TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 Well, there's a golf match between Tony Lema and Sam Snead. There's a CHAMBERLAIN guided tour through a winery — which Noble Experiments is something the Republicans overlooked in Princeton University and Dart- weeks of emphasis on basic mathe- California, where they really have wineries. There's a two-hour musical saulte, scheduled to be led by mouth College have embarked on matics and English skills. Here, too, Dartmouth is out to show these Carol Channing, who thinks all Democratic men are two summer educational programs dolls. There's a tour of a Lenox China showroom, and youngsters that its doors are open that are aimed at providing motiva- a smorgasbord luncheon, and a gala fashion show, to all—the main requirement being tion for high school age students and a county agricultural tour, and an afternoon at proper preparation for a school of the races, with buses provided for the delegates be- from low income areas. Dartmouth's caliber. tween the beach and the Atlantic City race course. The program at Princeton, con- What youngsters do not know is There's a splash party for the kiddies at a motel pool, ducted by the university and financed that many of the nation's first-rate aipd a tour of a colonial "bog iron" center. And, to by a three-year Rockefeller Founda- colleges and universities are anxious- cap it all, there will be a big birthday on the board- tion grant, is. introducing the stu- ly seeking students from all walks walk— nine p.m. to midnight Thursday — for the dents to new educational methods of life. They have scholarship aid President, who arranged things nicely with the stars designed to stimulate their academic available and are anxious to give it. so that he could be born on an Aug. 27. interests. The thinking that only the wealthy The live-dt-up flavor of the convention has been While the education aspect is im- can attend many of the Ivy League nicely prepared by the pre-convention publicity about portant, the program is designed to schools, for example, is a myth that a coming repeal of federal excise taxes. Everyone here show the students that they have has long been exploded. (Berblock is on vocation! is trying to get aboard the tax reduction special. 1 the ability to attend outstanding col- The Princeton and Dartmouth ex- There's Senator Gene McCarthy of Minnesota, who has the support of some of the Southerners—Governor leges and that there is a place for periments are noble ones—and, we Your Money's Worth; Connally of Texas is one — for the vice president. them there. are certain, will go a long way to Inside McCarthy is a thoughtful fellow, and he'd like to see Dartmouth's program, called motivating youngsters to new aca- What Leisure Time? federal excise taxes repealed in order to let the Project ABC, is similar—with eight demic and intellectual heights. struggling individual states collect some money on By SYLVIA PORTER Washington their own. More in the live-it-up style are the 40,- 000 luggage and leather workers of America, who have Playgrounds Reopen As an objective reporter on the bread-and-butter By ROBERT S. AIAEN and PAUL SCOTT told the Democratic Platform Committee that they front, I again dutifully report that if you're an average The clergymen, the neighbors, was slashed for economy reasons ATLANTIC CITY — President want consumer taxes eliminated, period. American.worker in 1964, you are enjoying more paid Johnson is keeping the reins of and the city officials want to make last March and 64 of the 122 full his campaign firmly in his hands Right behind the handbag workers is C. Virgil holidays, the longest paid vacation and the shortest and is bent, in effect, on being certain it doesn't happen again. They and part time employees were let Martin, president of Chicago's Carson Pirie Scott and basic workweek in our country's history. his own campaign manager. know mistakes have been made and go. The lack of recreational facili- That is the characteristically Company, who is in Atlantic City as the representa- What's more, the trend is still pow they want to rectify them. ties was one of the grievances cited 'taut ship" way he has always, tive of the American Retail Merchants Association. He erfully and relentlessly in the'direction run his election battles, and this is loud in his concern for the women. "Jewelry," he And so Jersey City's playgrounds by Negro leaders as contributing to year, seeking the greatest po- of increasing your leisure time. Last litical prize of 'all, will be no says, "is a necessary ornament to the costume of any and recreation areas—which should the bitterness behind the rioting. week, for instance, in their first pro- different. His apparent aim is to presentably turned-out woman. The fur-trimmed coat never have been closed—are open It is unfortunate that a better posals to the United Auto Workers, the be both the entry and the jockey. for a woman is utilitarian and can no more be con- again. The youngsters who only a way—rather than rioting—could not auto companies offered to add Good Whether he can pull off this sidered a luxury than a man's winter overcoat." "As Friday to the six full paid holidays and unique trick remains to be seen. short time ago were rioting in racial have been found to work out these Meanwhile, authoritative word for a plain gold wedding ring upon which a young the two paid half-^glld^ys autp^wprk- marypligbjts his troth to his bride before God," it "has demonstrations are now getting rid problems. JAttdf$t\\\ to be determined of this operational plan is being ers now get. The auto corhparnes Vfso passed to state and local Demo- a more sacred nature than to be taxed as mere of their excess energy constructively. is whether the lack of playgrounds PORTER offered to give workers with 25 or more cratic leaders assembled here at the national convention. To many 'jewelry' or a 'luxury'." : Jersey City's recreation budget were a direct reason for the riots. years' seniority four weeks' vacation pay instead of of them it's no surprise. They three weeks and to liberalize most other vacation have already seen evidence of it The excise tax, then, would appear to be doomed. schedules. in their bailiwicks. President Johnson himself has given the word that a As outlined to the party pros, billion dollars can be restored to the taxpayers next EVENTS OF YEARS AGO So it goes throughout our economy. If you're a the President's formula for en- suring his personal over-all con- year by appropriate congressional atention to the pleas From Th* Register's Files typical employee your leisure time is being inexorably trol of the campaign is as follows: of America's retailers. It is clear that Luci, Lynda, and expanded by labor union pressures, by the mounting Kennedy Holdovers Lady Bird have got the President right where they take for cough medicine. Mrs. sisted of 25 bells, some weighing efficiency of our productive machinery and the rising At the National Committee 50 Years Ago Jacobson gave her daughter milk more than a ton. want him. level: Retain Kennedy holdovers as an antidote. The child was out skill of our work force, by federal and state laws, Red.Bank's cavalry troop won in the key positions in which they of danger when a doctor arrived True enough, there are some grumblings at At- the praise of military experts in A memorial was erected in the However, as an objective observer of myself and have demonstrated their ability Army maneuvers at Lake Waway reception room of Riverview others like me, I hereby submit that as far as we're and effectiveness. Foremost lantic City while these words are being written. Gov- anda, in the foothills of New Mrs. Helen Longstreet, widow Hospital to Dr. Walter W. Gosl- concerned, these glittering statistics about leisure time among them are: ernor Wallace of Alabama wants a plank in the party York's Catskill Mountains. The of the famous Confederate gen- ing, chief of staff of the hospital Treasurer Richard Maguire, platform calling for outright repeal of the Civil Rights troop spent'a week in the field eral, James Longstreet, was liv- from 1927 until his death March are the bunk. long-time close lieutenant of the Act. Governor Carl Sanders of Georgia, a gentler soul, and overcame the enemy in two ing in a tent at Bradley Beach, 4, 1939. Unusually Long late President, who has built up sham battles, She had been in poor health since a record high campaign chest would settle for a plank asking for local, rather than losing the post office job at Lawrence Mahoney of Lincroft We work on traditional holidays as well as normal variously' estimated as between federal, enforcement of civil rights. At the other ex- Steiner's underwear factory at Gaiinesville, Ga. won the, New Jersey horseshoe workdays. We snatch vacations when we can, offen do $3.5 and $7 million; Kenneth Eatontown, which employed 35 pitching championship to gain O'Donnell; another inner circle treme (pardon the expression), Joe Rauh, legal bril- so much preparatory work before leaving that outsid Kennedy veteran, who has been liant of Americans for Democratic Action, wants tt girls and women, closed because An Asbury Park man was haled Ret Harry A. Moore trophy. He er3 aren't even aware we're not in the office as usual. shifted from the White House of a falling off of orders. into court for painting landscape see the all-white delegation from Mississippi get the tossed 59 ringers in 80 tries. staff to executive director of the pictures on the washing his wife As for the eight-hour day, five-day week, that's a laugh. heave-ho from Convention Hall. Schembris Gioacchino of New committee; Lawrence O'Brien, had hung on the line to dry. He Stretch that 40-hour week to 60 or 70 or even more also a Kennedy intimate, who is York was arrested at Red Bank was dismissed with a reprimand. Orrin Lehman, nephew of New But the potential storms that threaten the Live- by Police Chief Wymbs at the York Gov; Herbert A. Lehman, hours and you will have a more accurate picture of the relinquishing his job as chief of chief's house for peddling linen was among five student pilots to way we live. congressional liaison to become It-Up Democrats seem destined to be drowned In a sea without a license. The chief Joseph R. Durrah of Long receive private pilot's certifi- the committee's director of or- of blandness, of more importance at Atlantic City is In a recent report the Chase Manhattan Bank of ganization. made the peddler sit down until Branch raised some big blackber- cates at Red Bank Airport. Oth- that you can find willing souls to push you up and ries in his • garden. He picked ers receiving private licenses New York zeroed in on this aspect of our life. "Esti- Also Frederick Dutton, who re- he had finished dinner and then down the boardwalk in a wheel chair for a standard arrested him. Fined 5, Gioao some measuring 1'4 inches long were Casper Joslin of Atlantic mates are that 40 per cent of all managers, officials cently moved from Ihe State De- chino could not pay his fine. His and three inches in circumfer- Highlands, Envin Coder of Tin- partment as an assistant secre- hourly fee that would keep a Chinese coolie in. rice and proprietors work more than 48 hours a week, as linen—50 yards of it—was taken ence. ton Falls, Paul Coyne of Freehold tary, to become research and for at least 50 years. And you can pause for a moment and John Morton of Belmar, Fred against only 20 per cent for the total employed labor planning head of the committee; as security. in your wheel chair ride to patronize a shop that sells,, 25 Years Ago AHgor of Holmdel received a force,".said the Chase. "Professional and technical per- National Chairman John Bailey, commercial pilot's certificate. who was a figurehead under the believe it or not, "134 flavors of fudge." Burglars blew (he door "ft a President Franklin D. Roose- sons put in unusually long work weeks, too." late President, and will continue aafe in the office of Child's velt looked tired, but smiled in that role in the campaign. No doubt, America does have problems. But to bakery in Red Bank, but failed broadly when greeted by 2,000 The Port Monmouth Stitch and Inspired by this report, 1 have since kept a Sylvia Intermingled among these ex- to get any money when the ex- Red Bankers at the railroad sta- Chatter Club held its regular Porter version of Samuel Pepys Diary. The revelations perienced Kennedy intimates are listen to the LBJ men here, the main problem is to plosion wedped the inner dnor tion on his way to Washington. meeting at the home of Mrs. are horrendous—yet I suspect that they are typical of a number of hand-picked "John- put three chickens in every pot and three cars in every tight. The burglars deadened the He was reported concerned over Lillian Kern. son men" — some with a lot of garage. The campaign script of the Democrats was noise of Ihe blast with sacks of many more millions of us in the professions, man- the safety of 40,000 Americans know-how and others not so much. written by Herbert Hoover in 1928 and has been flour. Only $5 or $6 was in the abroad. The Atlantic Fire Co. defeated agerial positions and self-employed occupations than Outstanding in the first category safe. the Seaboard Ice Co. in a Softball you think. is James Rowe, a veteran of multiplied by three. game at Colts Neck 6-4. national campaigns going back to The Oceanport Hook and Lad- Henry Higgins and Charles Well, There Was One the New Deal in which he was der Co. planned to resume its Thompson of Marlboro were one of the "bright young brain- annual fair after a lapse of 30 Opinion was divided at a spe- Traditional holidays: To date this year, I've had awarded a contract to build a trusters." In 1960, Rowe, now a years. cial meeting of the Red Bank new schoolhouse at Crawford's Chamber of Commerce on the ad- one—New Year's Day. I lost Memorial Day and Inde- successful Washington attorney Corner in Holmdel. Thn school, visability of putting parking me- pendence Day because they fell on a Saturday and I'm with big business clients, was a stucco structure, cost $1,990. Several prominent carillonneurs ters «n borough streets. Oppon committed to writing a column five days a week. I'm active in the Humphrey-Johnson gave a recital on the Mary Owen eivts claimed that Red Bank mer- pre-convention drives against Autoists of Asbury Park and carillon at St. George's Episcopal chants would suffer because Long hoping to get Labor Day (Monday), Thanksgiving Kennedy. vicinity presented a petition with Church, Rumson. The carillon Branch and Asbury Park did not (Thursday) and Christmas (Friday)—giving me a meas- Notable in the still-unproven 150 signatures to the state miitor. /as dedicated in 1934, and con- have the machines. ly total of four traditional holidays in 1964. At that, class is Clifton Center, 46-year-old vehicle department protesting ac- rangy Texan who Is among the tions of a Manasnuan motor ve- I'm better off Ihan many family physicians I know. President's closest assistants. Gov. Harry A, Moore didn't get hicle inspector. The petition said Johnson brought him to Washing- WHERE IN THE WORLD o Red Rank to see the National Vacation: While I've been out of town, I haven't the inspector litvod motorist1; into ton shortly after taking olfice, Sweepstakes Repalla — but he speeding and then arrested them. missed a single scheduled column, have had no official and he has been known as the ;nt a lfl-glin salute from a Coast 'President's man" in the Na- Guard ves.sel all the same. A vacation so far in 1964. James Ncvins, an employee of ionai Committee ever sines — mixii|) in signals caused I ho trih- Workweek: My diary shows that every weekday displacing Stephen Smith, Ken- D. E. Havrm' Fish Market, As- .ile in absentia. bury Park, louiul a pearl worth last week, I was at work before 9 a.m., studying the nedy brother-in-law who had that $50 to $100 in a little neck clnm papers and magazines I must read for the column. On role. Until lately, Carter had no takon from waters near High- Emancipator VIII, owned by title, but now lie is officially lands. |Mortimer S, Auerhach of Atlantic two days, 1 had a one hour or so lunch with men to 'campaign co-ordinator." jCitv and skippered by Anthony exchange information—hardly social. On one, I lunched MORE JOHNSON MEN - On Laying of concrete sidewalks IV/illd, won Hie National Sweep- the slate level the President is stakes Trophy ami the King (if alone while reading a trade paper. On the remaining and curbs in West Kcaniburg doing no mixing. He is putting Knglaiut championship nl Red two, 1 hiul a work lunch with my secretary. On two Beach was the campaign strictly in the hands Rank. days, I left the typewriter at around 7 p.m., on one, I of proven supporters about who.se The price of tomatoes dropped loyalty (if not ability) he has quit at I p.m., on two others, the workday fuzzed into no doubts. to IS cents a crate. Area farm- Mi.ss Klsie Hri-I'l, ulert amateur evening because 1 had cocktails and early dinner with ers stopped making shipments. phclograpliiM', imabli'il Tin1 Kcj;i.v Nominally, they will function 1 gaying the hiss was les if they tor Ki ho Ihe Duly new •.paper to iifomiation sources. On Saturday and Sunday, I spent through Ihe Nnlional Committee, principally Carter and Rowe. Hut let the tomatoes rot on the vines. j'.ot photns of Ihc ntNir sitikiiif! of i total of eight hours, going over accumulated papers Ihey also Will have direct access IrWm, unlucky swi'i'p>taKi's en- and gathering facts for this week's columns. It added :o the President or his immediate "Let's have a viewer's backlash and not Anna Jacobson, 11 years old,, try of Ilie Irwin Boat Winks, Red swallowed carbolic acid in mis- "— I ucsday, August . bank. (Continued on Page IS) (Continued on Page 12) watch any more political conventions!" THE DOORS TO LOWER PRICES!

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NAPKINS BRIQUETTES 68 [ SPECIALS EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 29th { r w v \ IN J.-M. FIELDS PLAZA )RT.35 .MON. thru SAT. to10pm-SUN.to6 pm 10-To»&r, Angu* 25, VM THE DAILY REGISTER Pavilion Guides Give College Advice NEW" YORK — Twj> attractive tion, she notes: "Any way that young ladies inaugurated a we can get people to read pam- unique college information serv- phlets about education is for the ice in the education exhibit at the good of everyone." New Jersey Tercentenary Pavil- Judy Nimaroff, who is a senior ion at the New York World's Fair at Syracuse University, recalls a this week. pre-college Alabama youngster's The girls, Susan Mayhew, 18, visit to the education exhibit ear- from Union, and Judy Nimaroff, lier this weelt: "This little girl 21, from Somerviile, pavilion had already decided that she not guides, felt that the education only wanted to go to college out- exhibit needed a personal touch. side of her native state, but that "The girls thought ol the idea New Jersey was that state! She themselves," New Jersey Tercen- asked us at the college informa- tenary Pavilion Manager W. Roy tion booth about a good New Jer- Cowan observed, "and we helped sey college. Of course, we knew them get the ball rolling. that she would eventually make "Whether they're parents of up her mind, but when we were high school youngsters or mem- advising her we really felt that bers of the pre-college set them- we had a good tiling going at the selves. New Jersey Pavilion visi- New Jersey Tercentenary Pavil- tors find the new college infor- ion." mation service a good place to The education exhibit is the Mrs. George James Corbett Mrs. Attilio J. Zazzall gather brochures, ask for col- 18th of 21 smaller pavilions which (The former Miss Susan Hubbard) (The former Miss Patricia E. Ryan) lege guidance, and gain extra in- surround the "performing arts" sight into New Jersey's schools garden at the New Jersey Pa- of higher learning," Cowan add- vilion, and is located about three- ed. fourths of the way around the se- Miss Susan Hubbard Weds Teachei Visitors may also submit their ries of exhibits. names to New Jersey's two miss- Pictorial .displays and college NEW YORK CITY — Miss George J. Corbett, here Satur- riage by her father. She wore ried a round bouquet of white es, who will write the colleges for insignias adorn the main exhib- Susan Janet Hubbard, daughter day. an A-line floor-length peau de roses and stephanotis. I information if they can't answer it, along with the words of New of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rev. J. A. Greismeyer per- soie gown designed with a sa- Miss Elizabeth Howell, Rock- a particular question. Jersey's Commission of Educa- Hubbard, 102 Idlebrook La., formed the double ring cere- brina neckline, short lace ville Center, N. Y., was the Miss Mayhew plans to enter tion, Frederick M, Raubinger: Matawan, became the bride of mony in the Little Church sleeves and knee-high lace hem- maid of honor. She wore an Connecticut College for Women, ". . . enlightened citizenship is George James Corbett, son of Around The Corner, New York line. Her elbow-length veil of aquamarine floor-length crepe New Haven, Conn. In the fall. the keystone of self-governing Mrs. Constance Corbett, High- City. illusion was attached to a gown styled with short sleeves Admittedly, a "bug" on educa- people." land, N. Y., and the late The bride was given in mar- matching lace bow and she car- and sabrina neckline. A short face veil was held by a match- Mrs. William F. Mazza Wed to Newark Man ing bow headpiece and she car- (The former Miss Carole Gail Slocum) ried a cascade bouquet of daisies and aquamarine pom- pons. Miss Slocum Married Patricia Ryan Is Bride .James Bogart, New Paltz, N. Y., was best man. KEANSBTOG — Miss Patri- nette, Jersey City, and Miss Ushering were Walter Reed, cia Eileen Ryan, daughter of Maureen Carmody, Hoboken. Stewart Manor, L. I., cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan, Miss Ellen Theresa Ryan, at To William F. Mazza the bride, and Midshipman 12 Twilight Ave., Keansburg, home, sister of the bride, was Richard J. Hubbard, Majawan, WEST END - The wedding ol fant skirt was caught in the back became the bride of Attilio Jo- junior bridesmaid. She wore seph Zazzali, Saturday. brother of the bride. Miss Carole, Gall Slocum, daugh with two crushed roses and end- a pink gown and headpiece, ed in a chapel train. The bridegroom is the son of styled like the other attend- A reception followed in the ter of Mrs. Kathryn Slocum, 36 Prince George Hotel, New York A coronet of lace petals heli Mr. and Mrs. Attilio Zazzali, of ants. They carried colonial Sixth Ave., Long Branch, and the City. her elbow-length three-tier veil Newark. bouquets of light pink sweet- late Elwood V. Slocum, to Wil- and she carried a cascade bou Rev. teo Kelty performed heart roses and white carna- The bride was graduated liam F. Mazza, son of Mr. and quet of orchids, rosebuds anc the double ring ceremony and tions. from Calhoun High School, Mer- celebrated the Nuptial Mass in rick, L. I. She received a bach- Mrs. Frederick J. Mazz, 8 Gar- miniature ivy. Peter Zazzali, at home, was St. Ann's Catholic Church. elor of science degree in art den Ter., West Long Branch, took Mrs. Mason was her sister': best man for his brother. Ush- The bride was given in mar- ering were Edward Ryan, at from the College of Education, place here Saturday In St. Mi- matron of honor. Bridesmaid! riage by her father. She wore New Paltz, N. Y., class of 1964. were Miss Carol Breglia, Wes home, brother of the bride and chael's Catholic Church. a princess-style ivory silk lin- Henry Graham, Kearny. Gil- She will be a member of the Long Branch, and Mrs. Davic en gown designed with a scoop faculty of the Ochawamick Cen- Flaherty, Minneapolis, Minn. bert Olini, Keyport, cousin of Rev. G. J. Brown officiated at neckline, elbow-length bell- the bridegroom, was junior tral School, Philmont, N. Y., in the double ring ceremony. Or- They wore ice blue street-lengt shaped lace sleeves, and chap- usher. September. She was a member ganist was Mrs. Harry Postel. gowns of silk crepe fashionec el train. Her shoulder-length of the Clionian Sorority. veil of ivory illusion was at- After a reception In The A reception was held in The Ad- with Empire waistlines and wor Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, The bridegroom was gradu- matching Dior bow headpieces. tached to a flow headpiece and miral's Table, West Deal. the couple flew to Bermuda. ated from Highland High School Bouquets were cascades of white she carried a prayer book and received his bachelor of adorned with white roses and When they return, they will J. Tucker Mason, Greensboro, carnations, blue cornflowers and reside in Newark. science degree in art from the N. C, brother-in-law of the bride, miniature ivy. lily-of-the-valley. College of Education, New escorted her. The bride chose a Mrs; William Diviney, Eaton- The bride was graduated Joseph F, Mazza, Brooklyn, Mrs. James Thomas McGrath Mrs. Benjamin R. Pogue, Jr. Paitz, N. Y. He will be a mem- •Ilk organza gown styled with a town, was matron of honor. from Red Bank Catholic High N. Y., brother of the bridegroom, (The former Miss Helen Brake) (The termer Miss Geraldine M, Byrnes) ber of the faculty of the High portrait neckline and a fitted bod Her pale pink silk organza School and is employed by The was best man. Ushers were An School in Chatham, N. Y. Hs Ice appllqued with Alencon lace street-length gown had a National Broadcasting Com- thony J. Mazza, West Lon was a member of the Delphic »nd embroidered with seed matching detachable floor- pany, New York City, Branch, brother of the bride- North. Carolina Wedding Fraternity. pearls. Her lace-appliqued bouf- length overskirt. The fitted bod- The bridegroom was gradu- groom, and Arthur P. Bruno, Jr., ice had a round neckline and ated from St. Benedict's Pre- Eatontown. short sleeves. A circular veil paratory School, Newark, and BAKER'S TRICK ALL-WEATHER TERRACE The bride Is a graduate of Loni was draped over her matching is attending the evening ses- When you are sprinkling cook- A sudden shower need not put Branch High School and Wooi bow headpiece, and she car- sion at St. Petfw's College, es with nuts and sugar before * damper on an outdoor party, if Secretarial School, New Yorl James T. McGrath Marries ried a colonial bouquet of dark Jersey City. He is a member >aking, it's a good idea to brush you have a carport. It's relatively City. She is employed by Bel pink roses. of the Army Reserve and is he top of the cookie dough with easy to turn a carport Into a col- Laboratories, Holmdel. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. - Our ter. She wore a floor-length gow becca Carlton Roney, Rocky The bridesmaids, who wore employed as a sales manager waten egg white before you do of peau de soie enhanced wi Mount. by L. Bamberger & Co., New- orful part of the outdoor living The bridegroom also was grad Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic identical gowns and headpieces he sprinkling. This trick helps Alecon lace on the bodice an ark. area with a little imagination. viated from Long Branch Higr Church was the setting here Sat- Serving as junior bridesmaids in pink, were Miss Patricia An- :o make the nuts and sugar stick! bell-shaped skirt which had The floor, for example, can be School and attended Monmout] urday for the marriage of Miss were Elizabeth Ross Hicks and slight bustle effect and ended in both durable and colorful if It is College. He is employed by Elec Helen Lynn Brake to James Jo Lynn Hicks. chapel train. •urfaced with quarry tile. While tronics Associates, West Long Thomas McGrath, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Francis McGrath, All wore floor-length gowns o DO YOU quarry tile is most taamiltar In Branch. She wore a mantilla ol Alei Miss Byrnes Married 224 River Rd., Red Bank, N. J. emerald green brocade satin deep red tones, It Is now available con hca and'carried a prayei Following a wedding trip ti The brlda is the daughter of Mr. styled with bolero bodices, full book with a purple-throated white KNOW THE in a variety of other colors such Bermuda, the couple will residi and Mrs. Jasper Bennett Brake length Watteau panels and bell- orchid and a spray of lily-of-the w blue, green, sand and buff. at 385 Division St., Long Branch of this place. shaped skirts. Their headpieces valley. In St. GabrieVs Church REAL CAUSE Rev. Thomas F. Kerin cele- were green velvet roses securing brated the Nuptial Mass and of- Mrs. William Jasper Brak short tulle veils, and they carried BRADEVELT - Miss Geral- of white daisies, pompons and ciated at the double ring cere- Rocky Mount, was matron of ho nosegays of yellow-centered white dine Marie Byrnes, daughter of babies'-breath. OF POOR 0 ABOUT chrysanthemums with yellow rib- mony. Church organist was Mrs. ar for her sister-in-law. Brides Mrs. Leo J. Scully, Tennent Rd., Miss Rosemary Rubano, Lake DEAfNESS" bons. PRE-INVENTORY Otis Fagala. maids were Miss Linda Lynnett* Robertsville, and the late David wood, was maid of honor. Bri- HEARING ' Mr. Brake escorted his daugh- Bryant, Burlington, and Miss R William McGrath, at home, C. Byrnes, became the bride of dal attendants were Mrs. Ken- was his brother's best man. Benjamin Rittenhouse Pogue, neth Matt, Oreland, Pa., and PRICISION Ushers were John B. Cormack, Jr., Saturday. Miss Barbara Savage, Freneau. icousUcon COLOR MATCHING South Amboy; Frank Cenese, The bridegroom Is the son of They wore hyacinth blue Irish 100 COLORS Brooklyn, N. Y.; William Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. linen A-line street-length gowns HEARING AID CENTER Brake and Michael Brake, Rocky Pogue, Sr., 11 Broad St., Free- styled with cap sleeves and pur- Mount, brothers of the bride. hold. ple velvet sashes. Matching pur- 341 Coolunan Avenue SALE! Rev. Vincent A. Lloyd, pastor, ple velvet ribbon trimmed their ASBURY PARK FREE!!! The bride Is a graduate of Rocky Mount Senior High School performed the double ring cere- hyacinth blue horsehair hats, 774-2208 No Tint Charge en and attended East Carolina Col- mony in St. Gabriel's Catholic and they carried old-feshioned lege, Greenville, N. C, for two Church. bouquets of purple asters, ba- HURRY THIS IS LAST WEEK! These 100 Colors years. Leo J. Scully gave his step- bies' -breath and daisies. daughter in marriage. She wore David C. Byrnes, Robertsville, Phone 741 .8599 The bridegroom is an alumnus her mother's white tafteta wed- brother of the bride, was best ding gown, which was covered of Red Bank Catholic High Scrool man. Ushers were Kenneth Mott, with a new imported white cot- TUESDAY, AUGUST 25th and Belmont Abbey College, Bel- Oreland, Pa., brother-in-law of ton Swiss and was designed with the bridegroom, and William THROUGH mont, N. C. He is in his third traditional leg-of-mutton long MARY CARTER'S PAINTS Goulding, Fort Washington, Pa. year at the University of South 'leeves, tight fitted pointed bo- Carolina School of Law where he dice, and large bustle bow. The A reception followed in the MONDAY, AUGUST 31st. Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, after is a member of Phi Kappa Theta full bouffant skirt ended in a ALL STOCK chapel-length train. Her shoul- which the couple left for Canada. fraternity. der-length veil of illusion was at- The bride and the bridegrom Following a tour of the South- tached to a small illusion cap are graduates of Freehold Re- ern states, the couple will reside sprinkled with white daisies. She gional High School. LAI'NMY in Columbia, S. C. arried an old fashioned bouquet Mrs. Pogue is attending Geor- gian Court College, Lakewood, where she is majoring In sociol- 20% OFF ogy. CLAM STEAMER SHERMAN'S BATH SHOP Her husband Is a graduate of PLUS For clams. Also corn, SEE OUR Bjicknell University, class of lobster and chicken. LARGE and EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION 1964, where he received a bache- Faucet in bottom to OF HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS draw off clam juice. lor of science degree in psycholo- IN THE EARLY AMERICAN gy. He received a commission and COLONIAL TRADITION DECORATED as second lieutenant in the ROTC Laundering It to eaiy and costs and will report for active duty 50% OFF to little when you do It the 20-qt June 1965, He is a member of ON MANY, MANY MANUFACTURERS Delta Upsilon fraternity. They KEANSBURG CLEANING CEN- 38-qt. TER way. Come in anytime, 28 Years ol will reside In The Crossroads DISCONTINUED CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, UNACCENTED Quality and Service Manor, Lakewood. we're always open. and BEDSPREADS. 95 Phone 741-2646 9 20 BROAD ST. WARDROBE OF BRUSHES RED BANK KEANSBURG ALL SALES FINAL! 1O95 It's a good Idea to have two 38-qt I L pastry brushes; one may be used CLEANING CENTER for meats and similar dishes, and One of our many "good buys" one for dessert?. This way there's 286 MAIN ST. PENGUN . . . no chance of Incompatible flavors in useful home accessories. Corner of Church Your Potent Protection mixing! from Trident House Tear Gas Pen. SHREWSBURY Save at the Sign of the Wagon. Uisful in businoss or for the lady who live! or wallet alone. Safo, le- gal defense weapon against thugs, purse snatchers, maihan. Ejects a 812 MAIN ST. 10 to 20-ft. blast of tear gal, ren- I AM THE GREATEST! DECORATORS dering attacker helpless, yet caus- TOMS RIVER ing no lasting injury. Exp. coll. "Lil "ole picture frame Open Sunday to 5 Sorry, no CO.D. Pongun and two Daily 'til 9; Sat. 'til & cartridges $6.95; three entra car- maker in the business! 468 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY xlt 82 Garden Stale Parkway Edit on W. V to rinl tridges S2.95. frame light, turn right That Little Old I mine Maker tin il 300 yttrdi to Pot- tery Born. TRIDENT HOUSE 747-4422 Box 27, Neptune, N. J. DAILY 9 TO 5:30 — FRIDAY TIL 9 LOU COOPER Write /or Free Hruchure 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY TlfK DAILY REGISTER Tuesday, Augmt 23, 196*-U Miss Ellen Joan Gordon Is Bride In Beth Shalom Ceremony Sunday

RED BANK - Miss Ellen Joan a "chapel train, and she wore a Ham S. Linder and Larry Lefko- Gordouv,™n, becam^a,,,ce thu,ce bridu.Ilre o«f. Sid—- bouffant veil secured by a pearl witz, both of Trenton. »ey Richard Blank at a double and crystal crown. She carried al The bride is .a graduate of Keo ring ceremony Sunday in Congre-'bouquet of gardenias and florist Bank High School and will be ;ation Beth Shalom here. greens. •graduated in February, 1965, from Rabbi Phillip H. Goldman, Mjss M B!ank, Trwt j Monmouth College. 3radley Beach, officiated. jsister of ,ne bridegroom, wa fnarmacy. He nd the bridegroom is the son of p|_. repisiered pharmacist. stea|h 0? azalea Mr. and Mrs. Noah S. Blank, linen and matching bow The couple took a wedding trrp Trenton. headpieces with Sveils. Nosegay to Bermuda and will reside in hi b Treuton after February, 1965. Music for the wedding was by were of pink roses, Hart Webber and his group. A reception was held in the Crystal Dr. Robert Shapiro, Plainfield, j was best man. Ushers were Wil-1 Miss Mary-Louise Sullivan Miss Jo-Ann V. Maloney Miss Dlaae M. Jacko Brook Inn, Eatontown. The bride was gowned in floor- iength silk organza styled with

Announce Wedding Plans Party Honors MIDDLETOWN - The engage- LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and NEW SHREWSBURY - Mr Engaged Pair We are experts in ment of Miss Mary-Louise Sulli- Mrs. Pirie J. Maloney, 32 North and Mrs. William T. Jacko WANAMASSA — An engage- 'an to Gerard James Arciero River Edge Dr., announce the en-34 Birch-wood Ct., have announce has been announced by the par-gagement of their daughter, Miss ment party was held recently for Hair Cutting the engagement of *heir daughter Miss Mary Henderson, daughter ents of the bride-elect, Mr. and o-Ann Maloney, to Thomas Lee with STYLE & BEAUTY .Irs. A. J. Sullivan, 77 Swartzel acoubs, 1488 Ocean Ave., Sea Miss Diane Marie Jacko, to Fred- of Mrs. Mary Henderson, 1125 Dr. Parents of the bridegroom Irighl, son of Mrs. Mary R. Ja-erick B. BodhoH, son of Mr. an Interlaken Ave., and Dr. Alfred WE SPECIALIZE and are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ar- oubs, 94 North Prospect Ave., Mrs. Irving F. Bodholt, 6 Carl Henderson of Asbury Park and GUARANTEE ALL and iero, New York City. [eyport, and the late Louis J. Bet'hesda, Md., and H. Roy Kap- ANY STYLE CUTTING ton Dr. lan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miss Sullivan is a graduate of acoubs. TO YOUR Miss Kathleen M. Wright A. Kaplan, 1 Joanna Ct., Deal Radford (Va.) College, where she Miss Maloney is a graduate of Miss Jacko, a graduate o SATISFACTION was a member of the 1960 South- •ed Bank Catholic High School Montclair State College, is Park. The party was held in Mrs, Henderson's home. ern Cotillion and of Sigma Sigma nd Rosemont (Pa.) College. Shemember of the faculty at Forres: Sigma sorority. She also is a a teaoher in the Forrestdale Both Miss Henderson and Mr. Miss Wright Engaged dale School, Rumson. graduate of Jersey City Medical School, Rumson. Kaplan were graduated from As- Center School of Nursing. Mr. J acoubs, a graduate of Mr. Bodholt served with th/ bury Park High School. Miss Henderson attends Fashion Insti- Mr. Arciero is an alumnus of ?ed Bank High School and Seton United States Air Force for fou Cardinal Hayes High School and tute of Technology. Mr. Kaplan To James Savage, Jr. Jail University, South Orange, is years and is now completing hi received his B. A. degree in labor also a teacher in the Forrestdale amended Coe College, Cedar Ra- studies at Florida State Unive pids, Iowa, and is a junior at the BEAUTY SALON NEW MONMOUTH — Mr. and dent at La Salle College, Phil and management relations from School, Rumson. St. Francis College, New York University of Bridgeport, Conn. 136 BROAD ST. Mrs. W. J. Wright, 26 Sylvia Ter., adelphia. He is president of Sig- A July wedding is planned. sity. City, in 1961. He. also attended RED BANK announce the engagement of their ma Phi Lambda fraternity, and Niagara University. Mr. Arciero daughter, Miss Kathleen Marie also of the St. Thomas Mori is employed as a social worker 741-1515 Wright, to James Francis Sav- Society and the Student Organi Benefit for Retarded Children Mrs. Sidney Richard Blank by the City of New York. age, Jn., son of Mr. and Mrszatio. n Commission. The wedding is set for Nov. 14. James Savage, 17 Maplewood Dr., A June wedding is planned. here. The bride-elect is a graduate of Red Bank Catholic High Schoo Cocktail Hour Fashion Show and is employed as travel co-or- Bruce Folk Marries dinator for Bell Telephone Lab- LOCUST — A fashion show of Association for Retarded Chil- president of the Fair Haven aux- oratories, Holmdel. HILLSIDE — Miss Sylvia Fel- Decame the bride Sunday of Bruce ustom clothes by Enrico-Crista dren, Inc. iliary; Mrs. Donald Walen, Rum- Mr. Savage also is a graduate :en, daughter of Mr. and MrsVoorhee. s Falk, son of Mr. andmd ready-to-wear by Silvano of Fashion commentary will be son; Mrs. Harry Nelson Jr., of Red Bank Catholic High School lenjamin Felden of Maplewood, Mrs. Irving Falk, Blackpoint tome will highlight a cocktail y Silvano of Rome. Fair Haven; Mrs. R. H. Worih- and is presently a pre-law stu Horse.shoe, Rumson. hour at the Navesink Country Committee members include ington, Mrs. Raymond Oarey Jr., Judge Henry Goldihore of Hill- Club tomorrow from 4 to 6 p.m. Jlrs. John Giordano, Middletown, and Mrs. Robert Badenhop, all FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM of Rumson. Miss Italian-America side officiated at the ceremony Proceeds will go toward the rman; Mrs. John Nicholas, here. A reception followed in thepurchase of a playground and /jcust, ticket chairman; Mrs. A junior committee of "Flower Senii-Finals Tomorrow Bow and Arrow Manor, West fencing for the nursery school immett Kelly, Middletown, pub- Girls" will sell boutonnieres for PALISADES PARK-The semi Orange. sponsored by the Monmouth city; Mrs. Richard Wachenfeld, the auxiliary. Members are Miss finals in the summer-long secom The bride atended Monmouth County Unit of the New Jersey Marie Louise Winters, chairman, annual Miss Italian Americ College. and Miss Dale Rodenburg, Miss Contest will take place at Pali- Dede Clark, Miss Ronnie Goriin Mr. Falk was graduated frorr sades Amusement Park tomorrow DeMios Wed and Miss Lynn Banta, all of Rum- Monmouth College and is a mem- at 8 p.m. The contest is spon- son. ber of Tau Kappa Beta fraternity sored by the Prince Macaron New Books He is employed by Edison Broth Company of Lowell, Mass, am 50 Years ers Stores, Inc., Paramus. Brooklyn, N.Y. The Following books are avail KEANSBURG - Mr. and MrsInfant Christened able beginning this week in the Contestants will be judged i •William DeMio, Sr., of Miami Red Bank Public Library: In Christ Church SAME DAY one piece bathing suits on thi Fla., formerly of Keansburg and basis of beauty of face, figun Keansburg Club FICTION SHREWSBURY - Mary Jane Jersey City, celebrated their 50th charm, poise and personality. A "Children and Others," Coz- Yorg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. all-expense vacation .for two al Plans Events zens; "Counterstroke," Way- wedding anniversary recently Samuel Yorg, 58 White St., was SHIRT SERVICE with a Mass in St. Ann's Catho- christened recently in Old Ctirist the Sorrento Hotel In Miam: KEANSBURG - Twenty-fiv land; "Osiris Died in the Au Beach, Fla., heads the list lie Church here, followed by a Church here. Rev Henry Charl members of the Federated Wo tumn," Langley;- "Sweet Morn DRY CLEANERS ton Beck officiated. prizes for the winner of the Na- men's Club of Keansburg attends of Judas' Day," Llewellyn; "To reception. Rev. Leo Kelty cele- garden party reception fol LAUNDERERS tional Grand Finals who will be a luau recently at the home oi Hide a Rogue," Walsh. brated the Mass and bestowed lowed at home. Godparents were RUG CLEANERS crowned at the amsement park the president, Mrs. William Car- LEONS Sept. 2. the Papal blessing. Robert John Yorg and Miss Ma- lin, 91 Beacon Blvd. NON-FICTION 747-2800 The reception, which was at-rie Mohr, both Shrewsbury. Mrs. Bruce V. Falk A membership tea will be heli "Can Small Business Sur- tended by 170 guests, was given Sept. 15 at 2 pjn. in Mrs. Car- vive?" Proxmire; "Green Med- by the couple's children and their SHOP EARLY tin's home. A Spice Island lunch- Plan Poohide Buffet icine," Kreig; "The Hair-do husbands and wives, Mr. and Cloud Tuesday (Sept. 81 eon will be held Oct. 14 at 12:3( Book," Hanle; "The Investor's Mrs. Michael Skhauzick, Miami, HOLIDAY For Trinity Alumnae p.m. in St. Mark's Parish Hal Dictionary," Low; "The Pros Fla.; Mrs. Camille Cioccia, Union Mrs. Charles Law is chairman. pect of Immortality," Ettinger. City; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo De- Back-to-School with HIGHLANDS — A cocktail buf- The luncheon is open to the pub fet given by Miss Irene R. Mio, Keansburg; • Mr. and Mrs. lie. William DeMio, Jr., and Mr. and • McGregor Sportswear O'Crowley at the poolside of her FOR YOUNG READERS Portland Rd. home Saturday "Drums and Trumpets," Mrs. Michael Demio, both of Has- • Arrow Shirts, Sportswear will reunite members and friends EXTRA TIME Clark; "Norwegian Fairy brouck Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. of the New Jersey, Shore Chap- Harold Marks, Keansburg, • H. I. S. Jackets, Slacks Use some of the fat when yo Tales," Romskaug; "Satellites ter, Trinity College Alumnae. chop left over cooked corned be as a Hobby," Mallan; "Start- The couple has 21 grandchil- • Faroh Slacks Guest of honor will be Mary- for hash. Give the hash plenty ing a Terrarium," Gilbert; dren and 7 great-grandchildren. knoll author Rev. , Mark Ten- time in the frying pan to de "Wanted: Amateur Scientists," They were married July 22, 1914, nien, whose book "No Secret Is velop that welcome bottom crust. Froman. in Rochester, N. Y. Safe" is an account of his two Twiggs £ years in a Chinese prison. He re- cently returned from three years MEN'S & BOYS' APPAREL in Japan. Middletown Mrs. George H. Keller, 3d, Shopping Center Ridgewood, national president of the Trinity College Alumnae, will Route 35 extend official greetings. CASUAL-WEAR Sim 8 to 8 Siias t'/i to Sim 12 /i to ZIP SERVICE Other sixes slightly highar. 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YOU LEARN: IMPORTED MOHAIR SWEATERS W. Iceop Whatever amount of V-NECKS Our Specialty: Art of makeup ACCURATE RECORDS TIME, SKILL CARDIGANS of all fittings, mail Art of Poise 75 and PATIENCE TWEEDS REMINDER CARDS Carefully Filling Art of dating provide if raquirad w« giv» it POPCORN WEAVES Orthopedic Prescriptions Art of conversation 7 FREE SIZE CHECKUPS gladly and courteously. Art of Fashion Art of Grooming FACTORY MONMOUTH LUCY'S OUTLET MONMOUTH SHOPPING BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK SHOPPING CENTER CENTER HOLLY MALL EATONTOWN Wednesday and Thurs. 10-6; Frl. 10-8 STORE HOURS CLOSED SATURDAY Next to Brentano's PH 542-2150 JUVENILE SHOES PHONE: 542 • 9400 It was Alfred Adler who th- Augutt 25,1964 THE DAILY REGISTER you «*& a kaife or aOm p initnimtnt, give Him, a wtntA, "It is eaaer to.fteW tor Boyle Opens penny or it wili cut your frtftd ooe't principle* flup to tv« up ifaip. When * OM 1* bori viih' ite" Porter His Mailbag stumpy fingers, that is a sign it wUl have to work for a living. ' (Continued) By HAL BOYLE They are the Smiths, Johnsons, NEW YORK (AP) — Things a Williams and Browns. Trailing Sneeze on Sunday and you'll be up to a minimum of a 60-hour-plus work week—and columnist might never know if the Joneses, who are fifth in in the devil's power for the rest no fooling. he didn't open his mail: number, are the Millers, Davis of the week. Time-On, Time-Off Seven out of 10 American hus- Martins, Andersons and Wil We're getting to be more con- Am I sorry for "me"? Of course not! As the Chase bands die before their wives. sons. vention minded. As a matter of SET JUST OtyE CONTROL But this has no connection with Quotable notables: "Truth fact, this year some nine million With 7hit All-New fauMlf points out, I'm one of the fortunate ones to whom work telling, I have found, is the key Americans will attend 20,000 the fact that the nation now has is play and play is work. to responsible citizenship. The conventions at a cost of $2 bil- 5.000 women life insurance But the fundamental and generally ignored point thousands of criminals I have ion. I agents, many seen in 40 years of law enforce- is that in our country, we are making a mockery of the of them highly The well-dressed U.S. male successful. ment have had one thing in will look broader-shouldered age-old theories about the privileged, higher income, The Tokyo Electric Power common: every single one was and narrower-waisted next higher education leisure classes. Co. of Japan now is the world's a liar" — J. Edgar Hoover. year, according to the Custom It is the workingman who is getting the privilege largest generator of electric Kids who go back to schoo' Clothiers Association. There is power with a capacity of 7.170 next month might be interested also a trend toward the one-but- of ever-expanding leisure time via our laws, unions million kilowatts. A U.S. firm, ton jacket. and automation. Millions of us remain imprisoned in the Pacific Gas & Electric Co., to know that written exams is second. were unknown prior to 1700. Other woes may be piling up, but at least you're less likely to our own "executive suites" because to us, there is no Four American families have Nature notes: You've got a George K. Fielding be killed by a tornado. Torna clear-cut mark between time-on and time-off. no trouble keeping up with the pretty fast pet snail if he can Plumblnq and Heating does took 552 lives in 1936, and Joneses, at least numerically. travel more than two feet an 14 Center Ave.. Atl. Highlands hour. only 31 last year. Fhsiw 291-0833 Inside Washington Pitching coach Larry Jansen Although the Soviet Union of the San Francisco Giants won may be officially atheistic, games as a 1940 rookie with Catholic Digest magazine re- RUTGERS (Continued) <*>* alt Lake City in the Pioneer ports that about 50 million of th aides, such as Jack Valenti, a from Commerce Secretary Luther MATHEMATICS 'ONCE AROUND' — Cindy Milligan of Marlin Estates, «ague. Soviet residents — about a fifth all times. All they have to do is Hodges, former governor. of the population — are Chris- RETRAINING pick up the phone to get the PENNSYLVANIA-David Law- Robertiville, takes her steed around a barrel in one of Sell your furniture through the tians. President or Valenti at once. rence, former governor and now the contests during the horseback riding program at laily Register Classified. Folklore: If someone present: That's the way the Presiden PROGRAM special assistant to the President Saturday's Tercentenary Celebration on the grounds of wants it; to keep all the strings Updates old mathematical skills for modern jobs In Industry at his fingertips at all times. SOUTH CAROLINA-Governor Central School. DIAMOND Donald Russell and Senator Olin and teaching. Prevldts counseling, placement Kelp and Not all these personal state 1 CARAT SOLITAIRE scholarships. campaign managers ("co-ordina- Johnston. The state narrowly went for the Kennedy-Johnson — COURSES — tors" is their official title) have ticket and Senator Johnston • Review of college fnshman and • Calculus been named., In some states, played a leading role in that vic- Leonard Grants 10 uphomor* mathematics • Introductory such as faclion-riddled Ohio, non< tory. • Background for teaching the " Statistics may ever be named. Instead, new mathematics • Computer some outsider may be designated TEXAS — John Crooker, Jr. Divorces in County Pay Monthly • lackground for teaching Programming So far, the list of "co-ordinators" Houston lawyer and boyhood mathematics In elementary schools • Chemistry review is as follows: friend of the President. Crooker FREEHOLD — Superior Court FuH eaatt of dazzllixr be&utr Charles Lee Demons, of Hamil »et In traditional TUfanr NEWARK OR NEW BRUNSWICK ARIZONA - State Chairman has been quietly working at the Judge Leon Leonard has granted mounting of UK. wli»e or yel- ton Rd., New Shrewsbury, from low ffold. Morning or Afternoon Classes Robert Allen. National Committee for some these divorces: Estelle S. Ciemons, of 42 Stevens Beginning September U. »64 CALIFORNIA—Governor "Pat1 time and acts as liaison between Linda Springsteen, of 78 Com- Ave., New Shrewsbury, for deser- Brown. His selection is significant the President and Governor John monwealth A v e., Middlgtown For Details: es Assembly Speaker Jesse ("Big Connally. I Township, from Stanley Spring- tion. They were married Aug MATHEMATICS RETRAINING PROGRAM Monmouth •5 Iroad St. RUTGERS—THE STATE UNIVERSITY* Boss") Unruh sought this ke; WASHINGTON STATE - Sen steen, 49 Riverside Ave., Red 30, 1953. Mr. Ciemons was repre- Red lank Shopping Ctnter 137 Church Street , New Brunswick, N. J. role. A strong Kennedy partisan ator Warren Magnuson, long Bank, for extreme cruelty. They sented by Edward C. Stokes, ol Open' Evtry Night IB* Opin W«d. end Telephone Kilmer 5-2986 with ambitions to replace Brown close to Johnson and chairman of lo J:M txnpt Sat. ^^ JEWELERleuiei cuSe Frl. Nlchti were married Jan. 27, 1957. Their Allenhurst as governor, Unruh was turned the Senate Democratic Campaign two children will be in their down in favor of Brown. Committee, which has more than mother's custody. Mr. Spring- GEORGIA — Governor Carl $500,009 to dish out to party sen- steen must pay $30 a week for Sanders, a. civil rights moderate atorial candidates. support and $250 towards the Made in Castro's Om Plants. Sold Wrect-To-Yon OnJjr & In high favor with the President. WISCONSIN — Senator Gaylord fee of Mrs. Springsteen's attor- INDIANA - State Chairman Nelson assisted by State Chair- ney, William T. Wichman, of Castro's Own Showrooms, Eliminating the Middle Alan. Manfred Core, man Louis Hanson. Red Bank. LOUISIANA — National Com- WYOMING — Edward Boland Elaine Erdman Smith, of 7 mitteeman J. Marshall Brown and young Casper oilman, with close Miriam St., Matawan, from Sey- Mrs. Earl Long, wife of the lat ties to Senator Gale McGee, who mour F. Smith, of 403 Harbor governor and national committee- is up for re-election. Rd., Marlboro Township, for ex- woman. treme cruelty. They were mar- MAINE—Donald Nicoll, admin- CONVENTION FLASHES-Sen- ried Dec. 12, 1958. Their two Every Castro Convertible is Made istrative assistant of Senator Ed ator Daniel Inouye, Hawaii, much- children's custody was granted mund Muskie. decorated World War II veteran to their mother. The father will MARYLAND - Herbert O'Con who lost his arm in combat, has pay $40 a week for support. Mrs Expressly to Your Individual Order! or, Jr., son of the late senator been personally chosen by the Smith was represented by' Ed who was a close friend of the President to head the National ward W. Currie, of Matawan. President. Committee's speakers bureau. Hilario De La Cruz, of 706 MINNESOTA - State Attorney Long a Johnson supporter, Inouye Parker Ave., Union Beach, for General Walter Mondale, close will take over this important desertion. They were married to Senator Hubert Humphrey. campaign job immediately after Feb. 23, 1925. MISSOURI - Morris Shenker the convention. How much he St. Louis lawyer and long-time knows about it remains to be Gilman M. McKay, of 27 Bay- Johnson supporter. see ... Bill Moyers, young Tex- shore Manor, Keyport, from NEVADA — Senator Alan Bible an who left the Peace Corps to Helen T. Me Kay, whose address and State Senator Mahlon Brown, become a top member of the was not recorded, for desertion. both of whom vigorously support- President's White House staff, has They were married Nov. 5r 1952. ed the President in 1960 and car- been ailing for some time with a Jefferson C r a d d o c k, of 40 Tied the state for the Kennedy- painful ulcer. Apparently the Maplewood Ave., Atlantic High Johnson ticket In that hair- strains and stresses have been too lands, from Margaret Craddock breadth election. • much for him. Moyers is telling of Camden, for desertion, They NEW MEXICO - Former Gov. friends he wants to go back to were married July 25, 1949. Mr. ernor John Burroughs, closel the more tranquil and less ardu- Craddock was represented by A. allied with Senator Clinton An- ous Peace Corps . . . Andrew Henry Giordano, of Long Branch. derson, who was the President's Hatcher, Negro assistant of Sen- Martha Mae Gramling, 334 floor manager at the 1960 conven- ator Pierre Salinger when he was Adams Ave., Eatontown, from tion. White House press secretary, is Robert W. Beck, of Jacksonville ' "Eaton" Castrwnwt rs a Mtefee convertibb NORTH CAROLINA — Senators trying to get a campaign job, bu Ark., for desertion. They were sofa. Cushions, arms, and back of foam** con- THE EATON CHAIR Samuel Ervin and B. Everett 95 so far without success. Hatcher married March 11, 1948. Their struction Cortvertstoafu*stebed*rxtwoeae»>«> Jordan, with a vigorous as participated in Salinger's primary child's custody was awarded to rate Castro-pecBc mattress for steeping comfort. campaign, but apparently didn' 199 6435 the mother. She was represented win any prizes . . . The highly by George S. Skokos, of Asbury political appearances of Secretary Park. of State Dean Rusk and Treasury Secretary Dillon before the Plat- Geraldine Ann Scotti, of 19 form Committee are not the las East Front St., Red Bank, from time they will take part in the Joseph W. Scotti, of 116 Leonard election battle. More will be heard St., Red Bank, for adultery. They from both In one way or another were married June 29, 1958. Cus- today of their child was awarded Beautiful Design...and VALUE, too! to Mrs. Scotti. She was repre- 5 Named to Board Of sented by Louis M. Drazin, of Red Bank. Mr. Scotti will pay Home for Chronic Sick $50 a week for support and $400 LONG BRANCH - Five Mon- towards his wife's counsel's fee. mouth County residents have Theodore G. Clark, of 52 Hill- been appointed to the board of crest Rd,, Fair Haven, from Alice S. Clark, of West Simsbury, governors of the Home For Conn., for desertion. They were Chronic Sick, 81 Washington St., married Sept. 12, 1942. Custody t was announced by Dr. Joseph of two children, Brian and Ken- "How come Fox, hospital administrator. neth was awarded to Mr. Clark, and of one, April, to Mrs. Clark. The appointees are Benson Mr. Clark will pay his wife $100 everybody Gold, 110 Lincoln Ct., Dr. Alex- month for support and pro- ander Vineburg, 387 Brighton vide for his daughter's attend- Ave., Eugene Moss. 42S West- "Newport" Castronaut modern convertible sofa doesn't eat it?" ance in a nurse's training course. wood Ave. and Melvin Greene, features bumper end and 100% foam** cushions. 40 Marlon PI., all of Long Branch, Marina Rapolla, of 83 Pinewood Converts to a comfortable bed for two. Separate Not everybody knows this and Dr. Irving Medoff, 262 Nor- Ave., West Keansburg, from Castopedic innerspriirg mattress. bread is sold only at A&P. wood Ave., Deal. Frank Rapolla, of East Brans 249 wick, for desertion. They were But now you do. We guar- The appointments were made married Oct. 13, 1945. The de- antee you'll like it or your by Benjamin Berkowitz, presi cree confirmed a private prop- "Bedford" Castronaut convertible...Full-size con- SPECIAL VALUES! dent of the institution. erty settlement. vertible has foam** arms, back and zippered 95 money back. The home presently cares foi cushions. Converts to a comfortable bed for two, ACCESSORIES ALL REDUCED! 21 county Welfare cases and 7 with separate Castropedic innerspring mattress. 209 LAMPS • TABLES • DECORATIVE per cent of the home's total pa- JANE PARKER tients are Monmouth County resi Balloon Cards dents. WHITE Going Aloft Nothing too big or small to sell BREAD with one of the dependable firms in the Daily Register Classified At Bayshore ister Classified ad. MIDDLETOWN - The fifth annual sateHite launching cere- mony will be held by the Recre- ation Commission Thursday at WEST 10 a.m. at Ideal Beach, East Keansburg. FURNITURE CO. In case of inclement weather, KtYPORT, N. J. the program will he conducted Friday. 264-0181 More than 450 helium-filled 95 balloons, bearing return ad- dressed post oards, will be set THE "FRENCH PROVINCIAL" LONGUNE 219 free. The "satellite card" re- . "Rlverdile" Castronaut longline*. Foam" con- turned from the greatest distance Carved wood frame, gracefully curving Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. will entitle (he sender to a $10 legs, authentic off-the-floor styling. struction. Converts to a comfortable king-size bed gift certificate. Converts bynighttoa comfortable king, for two. Separate Castro-pedic Innerspring mat- size bed sleeping two. *-* -M- J tress gives you year around sleeping comfort. MILITARY CONTRACT BUDGET FORT MONMOUTH — A mili- BACK AMERICA'S TOP NAME IN CONVERTIBlJt nWNtTUflB TERMS tary contract for $78,010 has been THE FIRST TO CONQUER LIVING SPACE awarded the WestinRhousc Elec- AVAILABLE TO tric Corporation of Rod Hank, for research in optical pumps for lasers. DOWNTOWN SCHOOL The contract, nnnnuncrd hy the Fort Monmouth Procurement Di- RED BANK SALE vision, Procurement and Produc- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER OPEN WED. tion Directorate, U. S. Army Elec- Shop Dally 10 A.M. to 1:30 P.M.; Sat. 'til ( P.M. • Fr» Parking • Air Conditioned NOW GOING ON tronics Command, wns one of 12 EATONTOWN CIRCLE AND ROUTE 35 AND FRI. EVES. proposals received of 58 prospec- WI PAY YOUR TURNPIKI AND PARKWAY TOLLS tive contractors solicited. For Quick Results Home Delivery Use Our Want Ads \ Red Bank Area f #1 Vj\ 77i I / 17 #1 Wt.lc 741-0010 DAY 40"" V Dial 741.1,110 NI6HT NORTHERN MONMOUTH'S HOME NEWSPAPER SECTION TWO TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 7c PER COPY Want Own Utilities r

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By ROGER BOONE would prevent duplication of Engineer Eugene Amron said Mr. McCormick had nominated vidual variances to individual ap- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP—The utility services. the municipality believes a six- Stanley A. Fliss, but there was plicants if they qualify?" Township Committee last night The resolution will affect the inch main will not be adequate no second on his motion. Stating that he was speaking passed a resolution starting ma- Freehold Water and Utility Com- to handle the service area. The committee then voted on 'only as an individual," Mayor chinery designed to produce cen- pany, The Freehold Sewer Com- The main extends from the Mr. Ryan. Democrats Carl B. Wagner replied: tral muncipal water and sewer pany, The Wynnewood Sewer andj utility's water tower off Rt. 9. Schanck, Albert J. Villapiano and "It is better to zone a larger systems. Utility Company, The Southern along Schanck Rd. to Stillwell's Leroy Daniels agreed on him, area with cognizance of the sur- The declaration authorized Gulf Water Company, The South- Corner Rd. The line is designed but the two Republicans, Mr. ounding area than an individual Township Attorney Harry Sagot- ern Gulf Sewer Company, The to serve the Woodcrest and Stone- Warner and Mr. McCormick tract. The township needs com- sky to draw up ordinances for: Georgia Water Company and The hurst developments as well as voted "no". mercial ratables as well as home development. —The acquisition of water and Georgia Sewer Company. the new West Freehold School. The zoning ordinance amend- sewer utilities in the township, Utilities directly are related to Mr. Sagotsky has been author- ment rezoning an area in the 'Hodge-Podge' Planning through purchase, gift or con- local housing developments — ized to submit charges on the northwestern part of the town- "Properly zoned and landscaped demnation. which quickly are increasing, and basis of the main's size to the ship from residential "A" to commercial areas are more de- —The assessment of these utili- on future commercial properties. state Chancery Court and to the commercial "D" had its second sirable than 'hodge-podge' plan- ties by a qualified assessor hired Right now, most houses are PUC. Additional copies of the reading — but the public hear- ning which could result in a by the township. This would pro- serviced by private wells and charges will be sent to the state ing was adjourned until Monday, jungle of neon lights and a poor ceed the acquisition. septic tanks. Freehold's own Board of Health, state Board of Sept. 14. zoning layout. utilities provide most commercial Water Policy and the Monmouth 'Hodge-podge zoning, along Rt. Certified copies will be sent to Mayor Wagner said the matter service. County Planning Board. 9 and Gordon's Corner Rd. would the New Jersey Public Utilities will be deferred until the next Action Is Asked Ryan is Appointed feel the 'backlash' if 'spot' zon- Commission, the state Board of meeting because the governing The governing body also au- The committee approved the ing for individual tracts was in- of Health, the state Board of body has not received the Plan- thorized Mr. Sagotsky tn take appointment of Raymond F. stituled instead of progressive Water Policy, and the Monmouth ning Board's opinion. The munic- POLITICAL ACTION GROUP — George G. Fleming, center, of East Orange, N. J., chancery action to restrain the Ryan, Jr., to the township's zoning by larger areas." County Planning Board. ipal planners recommended the Freehold Water and Utility Com- Board of Health, succeeding the The governing body also au-. and a Red Bank insurance jcompany executive, announces to news conference in Phila- Need is Cited rezoning last Friday night. pany from connecting a recently- agency's former president, thorized its attorney to write delphia yesterday the formation of the National Negro Republican Assembly, an or- The resolution expressed a need for a centralized water and sewer installed main along Schanck Rd. Thomas J. Riley, who resigned. The area considered for rezon- Koos Brothers, Inc., Rahway, re- ganization of Republican Negro leaders designed to give the Negro a stronger voice systems in the township" because with an existing main on Win- That appointment was approved ng is approximately 100 acres in questing the firm to have work in what the GOP does. Organization denied support to both Sen. Goldwater and of what it called "phenomenal" chester Dr. by a 3-2 vote — with Mayor Nor- area. It is bounded by Gordon's started within 10 days on widen- man R. Wagner and Committee- Corner Rd., from the Manalapan ing Three Brooks Rd. at the President Johnson. At loft is C. L. Townes, Richmond, Va., organization's treasurer. increases in-population and hous- The utility has put In a six- ing development. inch main, but the township re- man Albert V. McCormick dis- Township line to Topanemus company's store at the Rt. 9 In- At right is Mrs. Jeannette Weiss, Detroit, secretary. (AP Wirephoto) It also said the central systems quires a 14-inch main. Township senting. Brook, with the brook on the tersection. south and the boundary on the The township, said Mayor Wag- west. ner, has been requesting Koos It includes the proposed Buck Brothers throughout the summer Engineering Company plant, to start work on the road, but ivhich would be placed on a plot has had no result. Hughes, Ozzard Toe-to-Toe in Nominations Feud bounded by Rt. 9 and Pond Rd. The municipal officials are said The Buck tract has been granted to consider Three Brooks Rd. TRENTON (AP)-Neither Gov. Hughes termed this a personal Thompson for the judg&ship, said He contends that Frilz, al- Hughes has called the Senate sex. Atlantic and Bergen Counties a zoning variance by the town- ir Rt. 9 as a traffic Richard \J. Hughes nor Senate affront. He accused Ozzard of the governor knew Fritz' nom- though a Republican, was the back into special session Sept. have withheld approval of 11 nom- ship's Board of Adjustment. hazard which could worsen unless Majority Leader William E. Oz- trying to dictate appointments. ination would be rejected even choice of the county Democratic 1 to consider 13 nominations inees on grounds that Hughes Rezoning Opposed it is widened. zard is giving ground in their Ozzard, who favors Somerset before he submitted it to the Sen- committee for the judicial post. which were not confirmed last ignored the advice and consent G. D. Landis, Gordon's Corner The mayor said the New Jer- battle over judicial nominations. County Counsel Robert W. ate the first time. Fritz is a former magistrate. week. clause of the state Constitution Rd., presented the governing sey Highway Department has Ozzard, a Somerset County Re- Courtesy Rules in making his appointments. The body with a petition signed by 25 agreed to widen the rights of way publican, said yesterday a poll of A dozen judgeship nominations senators contend he wants their adjacent residents opposed to the at Three Brooks Rd. and Rt. 9 key Republicans in the Senate Pending Master Plan have been blocked in the Senate consent without their advice. rezoning. once the widening project has showed no sentiment for confirm- judiciary committee under un- Hughes, a Democrat, says the He said his main concern was been started. ing 13 judicial nominations sent written rules of senatorial cour- nominees are among the best heavy trucking traffic on Gor- Mayor Wagner said that a In by Hughes. The nominations tesy. No nomination is reported talent he could find and he in- don's Corner Rd. "prominent property owner in the were turned down by the Senate out of committee for a vote by tends to press for confirmation Mr. Sagotsky replied that an township" has offered 20 acres of Want Construction Held Up the full Senate without approval of all. land on the Elton-Adelphia Rd. last week and Hughes angrily ordinance, prescribing "light traf- called a special Senate session of a nominee's home-county sen- The Senate confirmed 17 other fic use" could be drawn up, re- for a new hospital site. He for Sept. 1 to reconsider them. KEYPORT — Borough Council To support her case, Mrs. Councilman Strang pointed out ator. judicial nominees in a special ses- stricting trucking to Rt. 9. did not identify the owner but Republican senators from Es- sion Aug. 17. said the donation would be made "This could well go down as would like all applications for Boggs presented resident petitions hat the master plan is due for Mr. Landis suggested: "Why "without strings attached." one of the shortest sessions in new apartment and industrial asking "prompt action on amend- completion in December "and doesn't the township grant Indi- history," Ozzard eaid. "I talked construction held up until the ing the present zoning ordinance since we've spent a great deal to home-county senators and none master plan study is completed. or devising a new one prohibiting of money to find out what's best further erection of appartments" Disjoiners Join New has indicated any change of It made this fact known in a as far as an over-all town plan, heart." letter to the Planning Board last in the borough. I think it would be wise to post- To Open New, Private night. New fuel was injected into the The pouncilwoman said there pone authorization of all new ap- feud with Hughes ye'sTerday when The recommendation to" plan- are several such petitions circu- plications." L. B. Republican Club ners came at the urging of1 Coun- lating around "air-areas of town, the Democratic governor gave Included Industry LONG BRANCH - This city Raymond Brown, vice presdent; School in Middletown cilman Robert J. Strang and "The feeling is that we should formal public notice that he in- It was Councilman Joseph F. last night got its third Republi- Jack F. Kiely, Jr., secretary; MIDDLETOWN — A private children to discover their world Councilwoman K a t h e r i n e E. wait until the master plan is fin- tends to resubmit the nomination McQuarrie who asked to include can Club. Its first president said Al Rescinio, recording secretary; elementary school — The Sandy with confidence, insight and Boggs. ished—go more slowly," she said of John W. Fritz to be a Somer- new industrial construction, stat- the club comprised the "stal- Samuel C. Morris, treasurer. New School, will open its doors zest. set County judge. ng that laundries and other com- warts of the community who Their election, made unani- here Monday Sept. 28. "Since the elementary school Ozzard called the governor's On Light, Water, School Tax mercial buildings might also con- wouldn't join the other clubs." mous, was recommended by a It will be housed in The Uni- must stimulate children to make move a futile gesture. flict with the master plan. William Hennum, an executive nominating committee of Council- tarian Church building, West their way toward adultlhood with "He can keep sending tha nom- Council's letteryfo the Planning of Electronics Associates, Inc., man Thomas L. McClintock, Dor- Front St., Lincroft. It is not, attitudes and skills that are ination back as much as he Board will be delivered in person the president, said the ultimate man McFaddin, Jr., and Robert however, connected with the meaningful, creative, effective wants," Ozzard said. "But I'm 'Good News Tonight' tonight by Councilman Frederick goal of the Greater Long Branch O'Brien. City Attorney Louis R. church. and self-expressive, our curricu- Republican Club will be to de- Aikins, Robert Boyle, and Nor- not going to move to confirm MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Legislature failed ttTact on As- L. Kruser, a member. The idea of starting a new lum and environment provide: him." velop a strong central GOP or- man Lloyd constitute the con- 1. "Basic tools of learning — Three letters of "good news" sembly Bill 404, vetoed by Gov. On the subject of apartments, ganization for the city — possi- school was advanced by Mr. and The Senate returned Fritz' nom- stitution and bylaws committee. reading, all other communica- were read at the Township Com- Richard J. Hughes in June. the governing body directed Bor- bly with a merger of the older Mrs. Walter Marvin, Jr., King- ination to the governor last week A rule of the organization is tion skills, and mathematical in- mittee meeting last night. The bill provides that sending ough Attorney Michael J. Barna clubs. fisher Dr., and Mr. and Mrs. *t Ozzard's request. districts contribute to a regional cle to issue a complaint against that no elected public official Peter Speliman, Red Hill Rd. sight beyond mere computation." First, the state Highway De- Mr. Hennum was elected along school on the basis of student,builders of the Green Grove may serve as a club officer. Name Director 2. "Emphasis on an Integrated partment wrote it will install a with other officers after a chart- Apartments, Green Grove Ave. Both couples will serve as the approach to learning, including much pleaded-for traffic light at registration the previous Sept. 30 er was presented by county Re- and Williams St., for violations board of directors for the the graphic arts, drama, music, Asks Talk Rt. 34 and Lloyd Rd. instead of June 30. publican Chairman J. Russell of the zoning ordinance. school and have retained Mrs. dancs, shop and recreational Secondly, the Water Policy and Borough officials favor the Woolley. Arrest Made Isabel L. Herz, Little Silver, to pursuits." Supply Council of the state De- bill's later cut-off date because Building Inspector Frank X. With County the township's student population Councilman Edgar N. Dinkel- direct the school. partment .of Conservation and Flynn told council that builder: spiel, president of the 444 Re- 3. "Extensive use of individual is growing fast due to Strath- The tuition is $800 per year. Economic Development wrote have erected "illegal" signs on publican Club, was present at the In Hit, Run and group projects. lore. There also is a $25 fee for a About Bridge that Matawan Borough must sup- borough property, built an ''ille- opening part of the initial ses- 4. "Exploration of the world ol Mayor Traphagen, however, diagnostic screening test to be ply certain sections of the town- gal" wood structure on the front sion in the Garfield Grant Hotel. nature and community." SEA BRIGHT - Otto Perl, contends the township is not get- Death Case administered to prospective stu- ship with water for another year. y,ard on Eighth St., and have But he did not stay. chairman of the Traffic Study ting credit it deserves for builder permitted "illegal" occupancy. MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP - dents before admission. 5. "Attainment of high stand- Committee, has recommended Mayor Henry E. Traphagen Levitt's contribution of Strath- Mr. Hennum said later that he Tennent State Police yesterday Mrs. Marvin said the school ards through utilization of each Charles Grey, fire inspector, re- stated. "I hope by then we will more School. had planned to introduce the said they obtained a confession anticipates an initial enrollment child's needs, interests and abil- further negotiations with county ported 63 "illegal" gas-fired fur have completed negotiations to councilman for a talk, but when from Edgar W. Allen, 29, Free- of 24 pupils. ities." bridge officials for scheduled Township students comprise 55 naces on the premises and block- bridge openings here. buy Strathmore Water . Com- per cent of the regional system, he looked for Mr. Dinkelspiel the hold Township, in the hit-and-run Initial Enrollment Background pany." age of an access road to a home man was not there. death Aug. 5 of John Percy Brad- Mr. Perl notified Borough Coun- yet the township will pay 70 per behind the apartments. Mr. Grey They will be broken down into 6. "Upgraded instruction to "I don't know whether he's up- ham, Jr., 21, of Crawbuck Rd. cil that the committee feels- that The third cheery note was cent of the education costs this said cars are parked at marked two classes of 12 each with first minimize the pressures of arbi- set or not," said the new club negotiations are needed in view from Jerome R. Kaye chairman year, according to Mr.' Trapha- off sections of the road, making Mr. Bradham was killed at and second graders in one class trary standards." leader. of the serious traffic congestion of Strathmore Democratic Club gen. Borough officials have it impossible for a fire engine 4:10 a.m. as he walked along Rt, and third and fourth graders in 7. "Encouragement of person- A statement of policy was created by span openings during Planning Committee. claimed that Mr. Traphagen's or other emergency vehicle to get 537 on his way home from work. the other group. al responsibility and growth of adopted setting forth purposes peak traffic days. Mr. Kaye reported the state figures are in error. to the house, owned by an elder- He was a warehouse manager for Mrs, Marvin said the school self-discipline." of organization and dedicating The unit also recommended a ly couple. National Movers, Freehold. Po- hopes to hire another instructor 8. "Small classes and informal the club to close association with lice said his body had been — a specialist in mathematics — traffic study at the east end of Open Road atmosphere." the Rumson-Sea Bright span, the county and national organiza- dragged more than 1,100 feet. to assist Mrs. Herz for the first 9. "Provision for each child to where traffic piles up on such Chamber to Sponsor When construction of the apart- tion. A routine investigation of trucks year. progress at his own pace." ments was approved by planners days. That the new group will back in the area by Troopers Arthur The school also intends to em- 10. "Development of efficient and council, it was with the pro GOP presidential candidate Bar- Fontanella and Paul Gerguson ploy on a part time basis—-re- study habits." Mayor Frank Van Duzer rec- vision that the access road be ommended that Mayors Cornel- An Open Meeting Soon ry Goldwater and others on the narrowed the search to Mr. Al source people (music, arts and Holds Master's Degree left open. Builders, at the time party line is unquestioned, Mr. len's vehicle, police said. Hair crafts) to assist in the opora Mrs. Herz has a master's de- ius J. Guiney, Jr., of Highlands agreed to work out an agree FAIR HAVEN - An open businessmen of surrounding com- Hennum said. and bits of flesh found on the tion, she said. gree from New York University Charles S. Callman of Rumson ment with occupants of the house. and Sidney, B. Johnson of Mon- meeting will be sponsored here munities, will be held in Bill While Mr. Dinkelspiel's club Allen truck were analyzed by The average class day will run and has done graduate work at mouth Beach be asked to support by the Chamber of Commerce Spreen's Willowbrook Inn here. Also on the griddle for failure has been calling for county GOP Slate Police laboratory techni- from 9 a,m. to 3:30 p.m. Mon- Penn State University, Rutgers this borough in its regulated with a "state level" business ad- "It will be a very interesting to "put Fulton St. back in order' recognition of Long Branch party cians in Trenton to tie the vehi day through Thursday and from University and Newark State bridge opening request to the ministrator addressing the gath- meeting," said Mr. Nelson at yes after sewer installations severa workers, including himself as a cle In the accident, they ex 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fridays. College. county. Council approved the sug- ering. tcrday's session. months ago, Green Grove build appointee for the county Board plained. The school year will contain She recently was employed as ers were directed, by letter, to gestion. Chamber president Bernard P. of Freeholders, the new club cast Confronted with the evidence ICO days, but Mrs. Marvin saidja reading consultant for" Free- Member Frank Perry told the correct the situation immediate In other business, council re- Nelson said a date for the ses- group that Fair Haven's busi- no hooks at early patronage. Mr. Allen signed a full confes it will come within 10 hours of|hold Regional and Middletown ceived a check for $673.82 from sion will be announced soon. He nesses add up to a large en- iy. "That's not a consideration sion, police reported. They said class time spent in a'^public Schools. the Insurance Company of North said the meeting, which will be deavor. "We contribute to the A water sample taken from the now," he said. Mr. Allen is an officer of the Ed school because of the length of Mrs. Marvin said the, class- America. The funds are to cover open to "the community" and borough's economy," he said, meadow behind the Atco Cera- City Republican Chairman Al- ward H. Allen and Son Trucking the school day. room building will meet all state a tax account shortage of $800 "and we contribute a seibstantial mics Corp. was submitted to bert Woolley, who has counselled Company of Madison Township. In a brochure being distributed and local health and safety re- reported to the governing body amount to the borough in taxes." council by Jnmes R. Birmingham, the Dinkelspiel group to go slow Trooper Frank Dryer, in charge on the school, the following goals quirements. last month by Joseph Seaman, Plan Storm In other chamber business, it 0 Jackson St. He indicated, on on patronage demands because of the investigation charged the and aims are outlined. She said lhat while the state borough auditor. A $140 item was was reported that the unit's flag questioning by Councilman Rob- the city does not ordinarily re- defendant with leaving the scene Alms and Goals Department of Education has no disallowed by the bonding com- sale is successful. It was re- ert !•;. Hartman, that the water turn Republican vo'ing majori- of an accident, careless driving, "The Sandy New School is!set requirements for elementary pany. Alert System ported that the first two dozen might contain ingredients "harm- ties, is a trustee nf the new failure lo report an accident, and dcdicaled lo the primise that cdu- schools, the school will cover the Mayor Frank Van Duzer nl- flags have been sold and that ful to the bay and the fishlife." organization, the 444 Republican causing death by aulo, a crim-i catioi n can be more than the!same ba.sic subject matter taught ledficd at the time that the short- another order has been received. In other business, the gnverni and the Long Branch Re-!inal complaint. \| absorption of a sequence of; in public and other private age had been attributed to the In Kcansburg The. chamber socks the display of pu 1 n C u bl Mr. Allen, released in $5,(10(1, academic fads. The school,! schools. body named Mrs.' Irene Apple"] l Jif"_ _.. [ , . 1 former borough collector, Mrs. KEANSBURG - Residents liv- the flag by all local residents gate permanent municipal court Officers of 'be new urnup in-jbail, will he arraigned in Mill- I here-fore, strives to provide Mrs. Marvin said she and her Joan Axelson. The sum was al- ing in,,flood areas in the borough and businessmen "on appropriate clerk following a Civil Service elude forme- city Commissoner stone Township Court Sept. 14. whatever is necessary to pcrmiljhusband and the Spcllmans were leged to 1M in addition to a $1,040 will be advised during the storm days." examinationii . " " " "" prompted to start their own shortage reported last year. That season of the necessity of evacua- The unit will write to Borough school in order to provide sum, It was reported, had been tion via a Civil Defense alarm Council, calling attention to com- "somethinj; belter" in the. way of recovered from the former bor- system. plaints about accidents and near Strathmore School Says Consultant Not Consulting education for their children than clerk. Roger Purely, director of Civil mishaps in the business section. now was available. Registration Slated She said they have no quarrel Mrs. Axclsnn resigned the post Defense-Disaster Control, advised It was said that shoppers park KEYPORT — Councilman Mcr-lcnt lack of public relations, Rrir-f Cnuncilwoman Katherinc E. that residents will be warned lo on both sides of River Rd. Motor- MATAWAN — Registration nt with the public snliool sy.stems, lnle last year. rill H. Wallace last night warned '' Counci' l' and the Planning! Hoggs said (he consultant had of- evacuate by a five minute long ists enter and leave their cars pupils not previously enrolled for but feel that because of inher- ,,.,. ,7|i • i ..' Hoard will have a difficult timf'fercd to speak before any local 1 signal from the community's Civil on the roadside, opening car the l!l(i4-0r> school year will be of possible any l"Ciijjen[ restriolirais, these system : selling it (the master plan) to organisation hut only Dies Aflcr Crash Defense alarm signals. eloors into the flow e>f traffic. held at Stralhmore' rClemenlaryj seeping into the master plan. lew liiier(.,|n h()[ |)mvH|(, ||u, approach to the public-. ! requested it. education lhat the couples want LAKEWOOI) (AP) - Mrs. Till- Mr. Purely said Ihc public It was suggested that a slower School tomorrow, Thursday, and He said Ihe master plan con-; "We're going lo have snine siir-. "WHI ivo sclie>ol, Manning PI., will he used flow of traffic and asking motor- Friday, and Sr-pi. 1, 2, should have heen for tlieir children. In Singer, 4li, of Jackson Town- and .1: siilliint hii.sn't c'lnsullcd n-ith civic: prises (lumpi'd intii mir laps." lie ;l'.kfsteel, and Ihe son. 21-ri Wesl Rivnr Road.— Adv. Hospital. areas prone to flooding during Mr. Nelson announced that a ri'st of council agreed, that plan- reach their fifth birthday on or was made—and sold us—was! Hoard member: Open Air Sale storms lo keep abreast of the Christmas decorations committee before Sept. .10, are to bring birth 1 ners ask Ihe cnnsnliant tonight thai residents would be asked for "The only s( rewlwll ideas will Wednesday at the Joy Simp, Lust Days progress eif nil hurricanes headed will lw named at the- unit's next certificates and proof of vac- lu n th Mlblic r( l is 1 ideas and we would bc'be kepW t in-,min'^como'l-rom'the from'the outsideoutside."no!'fro, rail from "; ' Z!! > ' '""" I" " i i:!li Navosink Ave.. 1(1. 3fi. High- of August White Sale, lluy now for this section of the coast and session. Election of club officers cination against stn.ill pox and ;li formed all along (he way. llui il planners or Hie ronsullnnl. When ' "" • lands. Oul with all slimmer and save. Sherman's, 20 llroad be prepared to evacuate (lioir will take plnco in November, he DPT and polio inoculation. 1 just wasn't done," he declared, j you gel too many people involved. The m;isli'rt|>!;ui study i me!ehiiiuli.se in nut/ room for St., Red Bak.-Adv. homes II necessary. unid. School opens Sept, 10. He feared that based on pies- nobody 'Agrees on anything." I ulrd for niiuplctinn in I)" [fall.---Adv. U—faetAty, Augut 25,1961 THE DAfl^Y REC1STTB WCBMV Cbtaad 7 .WASC-TV TELEVISION WNBOTV CfcMadfc TV Key WMEW-TV TUKBAV MTIRNOON 2—Cuntnrlon Coverage Continues 4-Hews-BIU Rlece 4—Convention Coverage Corrt!WM» 1:41 Top Weekday »: 7—Convention Coverage Continue* 4—Film—In The Meorrtlme Darling— o' Lift—Strlal 9—Ballad al a Country Frank Latimer-1 Hr., 25 Mln. . . When-Jomel 13—Concert XIII—Music 1:45 7—Fotfier Knows Stst » »:5S 5-News Mailbag ^9—New*—John Wlngale 13—America; Artist's Eye 1:53 12: IS 10:90 5—Crime and Punishment ?—Convention Highlights 2—Convention Coverage Continues 1:»5 TV Programs 11:5J 2-News By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 4—Convention Coverage Continues 2—News—Robert Trout 7—Convention Coverage Csn^r.jes 2:10 Question — Is Raymond Burr 12:30 Today's tqp television shows as 9-10 (9) — "Ballad of a Coun- 9—Pocket Billiards 2—Film—High School—1940—Jane 2—Search For Tomorrow 13—World at Ten Withers—1 Hr., 25 Mln. previewed and selected by TVtry." American folk music of thegoing to stay with "Perry 4—Truth or Consequences—Bob Barker S—Cartoon Ploytime 10:10 1:05 Key's staff of experts who at-past and present, sung hy a i" this coming Fall? I have T—Ernie Fcrd—Variety 3^—Ingles Para Todos 4—Sermoneltc—Religion tend rehearsals, watch screen- cast of experts including Bur! 9—Memory Lane 10:45 3:15 heard rumors to the contrary. 12:40 II—Posl Game Show-Barber 2—Fiim—Dinner al Eight—1933—Marie Ings, and analyze scripts in NewIves, Tennessee Ernie Ford, and y Dressier—1 Hr., 55 Mln. Also, where can I write the won- 5—King ond Odie—Cartoons 11:00 York and Hollywood. the IJmeliters, plus Rusty Drap 12:45 2—News—Jim Jensen WEDNESDAY MORNING 2—Guiding Light—Serial 4—Convention Coverage Continues er, Ray Middleton, Jo Mapes, thederful Mr. Burr, whom I consider »:!0 12:S5 7—Convention Coverage Continues The second session of the Dem- Perkinson Singers, and the Cass to be the best actor on TV. He4—News—Rov Scnerer ' 9—Film Brain From Planet Arous— 2—Previews 5—Cartoons—Fred Scott 1959-John Agar-90 Min. 7-News ocratic National Convention dom- County Boys, makes a wonderful is always convincing as Perry 1:00 4:25 11:10 2-Glve Us This Dav-R«llrjlon inates the scene, with all three change-of-pace entry for those 2—Leave It To Beaver 11—Weather—Marilyn Grey Mason even though he's been 4—Bachelor Father 4—Sirmonette-iRellolon networks giving it the full treat- who wish it tonight. »:M playing the part for so long.— 7— Fllm-Mv Little Chickadee— 194O— 11:15 ment, of course. For those who'd Mae West—90 Mln. 11—Steve Allen — Variety 2—Summer Semester Mrs. B. A., Allentown, Pa. 11—Film—Mlsslel to the Moon—1959— 11:20 4—Modern Math like a breather, now and then, 10-11 (9) — Pocket Billiards Rlchord Trovls—1 Hr., 20 Mln. 2—Film—The Razor's Edge—1944- 7—Prolect Know—Education Channel 13's "Of People and PolTournamen- t of Champions. Frank Answer — Burr will stay with 1:25 Tyrone Power—2 Hrs., 45 Mln. 7:00 2-News and Weather itics" on a Republican delegate McGown of Brooklyn, New York, the series for another season at 5-News 11:10 1.30 11—Nevis—Kevin Kennedy 4-Todoy to the San Francisco convention; vs. Steve Mizerak of Davenport, least and probably longer if its 2—As the World Turns 11:50 7—Ann Sothern—Comedy <—Let's Make A Deal 5-N»ws 7:05 A songfest on "Ballad of a Coun- Iowa, from Chicago. Former popularity warrants it. You may 5—Call To Prayer—Religion 5-Fllm-Professlonol Soldier—1?3«— 13:00 try;" baseball and pocket bil- World's Billiard Champion Wil- address your favorite in care of Victor McLaglln-1 Hr., 20 Mln. 7:15 4—Johnny Corson 5-News iRTRAIT OF THE STARS — Tha stars of "The Night of liards for fans; and a fascinating lie Mosconi joins Chris Schenkel CBS-TV, Television City, Holly- 9—Film—Moonlllcent Melody-lS>5Z— S—Fllm-The Men-1950—Marlon Plttro Wiascagnl—90 Mln. 7)0 talk by a rare 75-year-old Ne- for so/ie expert commentary and wood, Calif. Brando— 1 Hr., 45 Mln. 5—Columbia Seminars the Iguana" line up for a group photo. Seated it Richard gro, "The Remarkable James 1:55 7—News—Bob Young 7—Gale Storm—Comedy color. (Color). *—News—Floyd Kolber 12:10 •:00 Burton, cast as the defrocked minister, Lawrenca Shan- Bond—American." 2:1M 7—Local News—Rlchord Bate 2—Captain Kangaroo Question — Does the "Tonight 2—Password—Allen Ludden 5—Sandy Becker—Children non. Standing behind him, left to right, are Sue Lyon at 10-11 (11) - "The Remarkable 11:20 Show" get a good rating? 1 was4~Lore11a Youno—Droma 7—Film—Drama 7—Courageous Cat-Cartoons the young teducfress, Charlotta; Deborah Kerr as ths 7—to conclusion (4) — and 7:30 James Bond—American." A per- 1:20 12:30 1:20 wondering if Johnny Carson is 11-Nevn fect title for an extraordinary •—News ond Weather 7—Billy Bang Bang—cartoon ipinster, Hannah; and Ava Gardner as tha vixenish —to conclusion (2 and 7)—Dem- es big a hit as I hope he is. He's 3:)0 •:2S hour with an unschooled poet, 2—House Porty—Llnkletler ocratic National Convention. All so at ease with all the guests 7-Newl widow, Maxine — the throe women who play a dramatic three networks continue their cov- philosopher, and educator—an ab- 4—Doctori-serioi I-.M and he makes my late hour view- 7—Day In Courl—Drama • 7—Little Rascals—comedy part in Shannon's life. The John Huston-Ray Stark pro- solutely natural man—with an in- 11—Racket Squod—Police erage of the convention in At- ing most enjoyable. Many nights 1:45 stinctive wisdom that hate and 1:50 Shore Starts 5-Klng and Odle—Cortoons duction, presented by Mefro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Seven lantic City for its second session after some rather mediocre tonight. The official agenda in- suffering could not blight. He's 5—Metropolitan Memo •:00 shows, it's a pleasure to know 2:15 2—My Little Margie—Comedy Arts, is based on the priie-winnmg Broadway play by 75 years old, and he's a Negro 5—Nevre 4—Birthday House—Children cludes the reading of She plat- that Johnny Carson will come on Third Year form; an address by the conven- from Baltimore who walked in 7-News-Llsa Hownrd 5—Sandy Becker—Children Tennessee Williams and was directed by John Huston. with his good-natured fun.—R.G. 3:00 7-Fllm—Red Solute—1935—Barbara off the street to speak his piece 2-To Tell the Trulh-Panel Stanwyck—90 Mln. It is being shown at the Carlton Theatre, Red Bank. tion's permanent chairman, Memphis, Tenn. Speaker John McCormack; and after listening to a television 4—Another World—Serial On Sept. 10 9:10 5—Doorway To Destiny 11-Coco the Ktovm-Cartoon broadcast on crime prevention in Answer — "The Tonight Show' two films prepared by the Demo- 7 General Hospital—Serial WEST LONG BRANCH - Shore 9:10 cratic National Committee on for-his native city. has done very well in the rat-9—News—Joseph King 9—Farm Report 11—Explore the World Regional High School will begin eign and domestic policy. ings, and Johnny Carson can take 11—Funny Company—Cartoon 3:15 its third year of operation Thurs- 9:25 a good share of the credit for »—Convention Hlghllghli 11:15-12:45 (11) - Steve Allen day, Sept. 10, with a full day's SVNews pnd Weather its success. His recent Las Veg- 3:H 7:55-10:45 (11) - Baseball. Woody Woodbury continues his 2—News— DOUQIOS Edwards schedule. 9:30 New York Yankees vs. Washing- guest-host stint, with Ralph Ed' as nightclub engagement was al- 3:10 2—People's Choice—Comedy so a huge success and he has2—Edge of Night—Serial The administration announced S—Topper—Comedy ton Senators, from Yankee Stad- wards, Mel Blanc's cartoon 4—You Don't Say!—Kennedy that seniors will report to the 9—Film—Scarlet Street—1945—Edward ium. voices, trumpeter Al Hirt, coun been signed for return visits for 5—Bat Masterson—Western I G. Robinson—90 Mln. the next two years. 7—Queen For A Dov—Smllh auditorium for homeroom assign- lU-Wclly Gotor—cartoon try-western singer LerOy Van 9-Hlgh Road To Adventure—Freak ments, juniors will report to the 9:40 Dyke, and singers Jackie and 11—True Adventure—Killer Couoar 11—Popey< -Cartoon 8:30-9 (13) - Of People and 4:00 cafeteria, sophomores will report 9:50 Politics, Just In case you'd like Gay,Ie long. Question — Did Sean Connery 2—Secret Storm—Serial lo the gymnasium, and freshmen 11—Mel-o-Toons— Cartoons a practical reminder of last I—Match Game—Gene Rayburn >:5S the absolutely, sexiest man in5—Hall ol Fun—Fred Moll will report directly to the home 4—News—Bob Wilson month's G.O.P. convention in an 11:30-1 (4) - Tonight. Johnny films, ever have a TV series in 7—Trallmaster—Western room assigned during freshman 10:00 offbeat, backstage look, host Carson turns up at the close of which he played a Scotland Yard 5—Conventioe n Highlightggs s orientation day which will be held 2—News—Mike Wallace STARTS TOMORROW! 11-Hercule Jack McCarthy 4—Wake Room For Daddy Richard Heffner has a camera- convention coverage, with comic 5—Film-Home, Sweet Homicide—1744 inspector? I'm currently having 4:!5 Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. JOSErMtOK eye report on the experiences of Phil Foster along for some of 4—News—Sander Vanccur Peagy Ann Garner—1 Hr., 25 Mln. a dispute with a friend 'over this 4:J0 New students may register now II—Jack La Lonnc— Excerclse one delegate from Wisconsin, at- his fractured chatter. (Note: She says yes and I say no. Which 2—Love That Bob—Corned/ through Sept. 8. The guidance de- 10:30 SOPHIA torney John Bosshard, during his time mentioned here is approxi- going to appear on TV this com- '—Doble Glllls—Comedy partment will arrange appoint- 2—I Love Lucy—Comedy 9—Morty Gunty—children , •4-Word For Word stay in San Francisco, mate only). (Color). ing season?—R. L, Fall River, II—Chuck McCann—Children ments by telephone. 7-Prlce Is Right—Cullen Mass. 5:w> The cafeteria will open with II—Bold Journey 2—Film—Man With A Gun—1955— 10:55 Answer — You win . . . Con- Roberl Mltchum-90 Mln. full menu on the first day of 4—News—Edwin Newman Hollywood: 4—Film—Wtitle New York Sleeps—1938 school, and bus schedules for the nery, the movies' James Bond, Michael Whelen-«0 Mln. 11:00 has never had a TV series. He 5—Ajtroboy—Cartoon year have been posted in public 2—McCoys—Comedy . 7—Film—Sleepyllme Gnl—1942—Judy places in each of the four com- 4— Concentration—Downs is committed to appear in a num- Canovo-1 Hr., 25 Mln. 7—Get the Message ber of the Ian Fleming adven- 9—Film—Elephant Fury—1955—Harry munities in the district. 9—Genius—Education The Transition II—Bozo The Clown—Britten Plel-90 Mln. Students who drive to school tures, the next of which will be 13—Operation Alphabet 11:25 By BOB THOMAS ward publicity appears to have "Goldfinger." Connery single- 5:10 will park in the new football park- S-News AP Movie-Televlslon Writer arrested her career not a whit. 5—Sondy's Hour—children ing area until 1964-65 student 11:M handedly put the word "he-man" 1—Superman—Adventure 2—Pele and Gladys—Comedy HOLLYWOOD (AP) - On theShe continues to move from one back into the Hollywood lexicon. 1J—Children of the World parking permits have been issued. 4—Jeopardy—Fleming matter of whether a working film to the next and now has TUESDAY EVENINO 5—Romper Room—Children girl should leave home, Ann- three awaiting release. <:00 CG GRADUATE 7—Missing Links—Clark U»t Day—THE NEW INTERNS"—Malinte—"Yogi Bear" 4-Locol News—Gobe Pressman, 9—Girl Talk—Panel Margret is firmly affirmative. Bill Rynn CAPE MAY - Robin S. Hum- She maintains a house for her 4—Local News—Salomona phrey, seaman apprentice, son of MOVIE TIMETABLE VThrce Stooges—Comedv parents and an apartment for IJ—What's New—Children Mr. and Mrs. Patterson Humph- ATLANTIC herself to illustrate her point. Woman Fair RED BANK <:25 rey of 30 Alwin Ter., Little Sil- THEATRE NEPTUNE CnrWT F R E E H O L D CARLTON- 4-Weother—Pat Hernon Atlantic limuianus—Id. •„".'! "in "I think every girl should live 7—Weather—Ken Rabat ver, N. J., recently graduated Nlfhl ot Hip Isuiinn i>:(»; 7:00; 9:30 by herself as a transition be- After Crash <:3(l from recruit training at the LAST TIMES TONIGHT 2—News—Robert Trout tween the time of being with her EATONTOWN Coast Guard Recruit Training DRIVE-IN- 4—News—Huntiey, Brlnkley . STARTS TOMORROW! parents and of getting mar- 5—Mickey Mouse Club Center Viere. New Intfrni 8:15; 12:31); Thin Red 7—Local News—Bill Beulel 'McHales Navy' OnRt.33 LIn», U:15 URPRISe IN SUSPENSE! ried," she said. "It Is better for 9—Film—Fighting Frontier—1943 The training .^icluded military everyone if she does." LONG BRANCH Tim Holt^O Mln. drill, small boat handling, small STARTS TOMORROW MANALAPAN - Mrs. Jeanette 11—Woody Woodpecker Does that mean that the auWlsotsky, 115 Tenth Ave., BelBARONET- 13—lngles Poro Todos arms training, firefig'hting, sea- MATINEE DAILY AT 2 Marnle 2:00: 7:flO: 10:40; Wild 4:<5 burn-haired, high-voltaged ac- mar. Is in fair condition at Fitkir Wonderful 4:10; 9:00 manship, atomic and biological 7—News—Ron Cochran warfare, first aid, law enforce- tress is heading for a wedding? Hospital, Neptune, after an acci- FREEHOLD 7:M dent on Rt. 33 between Woodward 2—News—Walter Cronklte ment and Coast Guard history. ' i "Not at all," she replied. "But FREEHOLD- 4—Democratic Convention I'll be ready when It happens." and Iron Ore Rds. yesterday. H«y There, It's Yogi Beir 3:00| S-Stagecooch West New Interns 7:10-, 8:20 7-Bllko—Phil silvers tntr»'rf1rsC'fiilr!en«tii,M(arioo5, film! J I Technicolor* "I drop by my folks' house Robert Ohle,' Monmouth Rd. 11-News-Kevln Kennedy ASBURY PARK Lost Day—'THE NEW INTERNS"—Matinee—"Yogi Bear" three or four nights for dinner," Mount Holly, driver of the other 13—Columbia Seminars BARONET- 7:10 she said. "My mother Is a fabu- vehicle involved, told Tennent The New lnlernj 2:40: 7:00; 11:20. 11—Local News—John Tlllmon !••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lous cook, and just the sight of State Police Mrs. Wisnotsky Preview: 9:14. 7:25 DRIVE-IN l thru UNITED ARtlSTS 11—Weather—Gloria Okon pulled out into his lane, apparent- LYRIC- 1 my own kitchen depresses me. 7:J0 THEATRE and "YOUNG RACERS" Walter Reade-Sterling "Aside from dinner, it's better ly to pass another vehicle. As NtKlit ot Iha Iguana 2:30: 7:23; 9:55.2—Democratic Convention—Atlantic City she tried to get back in line, he MAYFAIR- 7—Democratic Convention—Atlantic City for me to live alone, if I feel 9—Film—Brain From Plonet Arous— Chalk Garden 2:53; 7:35; 9:S5. "GOOD NEIGHBOR moody at 5 in the morning and reported, Mrs. Wisnotsky's car 1»5«—John Agor—« Win. MARINE Theatre Directory slid sideways, crashing into the PARAMOUNT- II—Sports Hlahllghls ow\ ' SAM" want to go for a wild ride on my 13—Compleat Gardener THEATRE Ohle vehicle. The New Iritarna 3:40; 7:26; 9:40. IN COLOR motorcycle, I can do it without ST. JAMES- 7:40 Highlands 87S-0I51 AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT • Ypsterriay, Today & Tomorrow 2:40 II—Sports—Jerry Colemon Jack * Rraw NOW THRU WEDNESDAY bothering anybody. And if I The impact threw Mrs. Wisnot- 7:15: 0:50. 7:55 lemon n Schneider want to come in late from a sky out of her car onto the pave- 11-Boleboli-YankeM COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE 1:00 ANTHONY QUINN "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" date, I don't have to make any ment, causing multiple injuries 5—Wide Country— Drama SILVANA MANGANO SHORE DRIVE-IN— BARABBAS INTICHNICOLOR and TONY CURTIS explanations." police said. Nlslit ot the' Isuann «:ll); 12:18 13— French Chef—Cooking Sunday In New York 10:25 1:3(1 Matinee 2:00 — Evtnlngs 7 and ?:20 About her dates. They are ex- Mr. Ohle, who suffered bruises 13—Ot People and Politics "WILD AND WONDERFUL" clusively with Elvis Presley. and minor cuts, and John Smith NEPTUNE CITY 9:00 She said she goes out every 307 Stockton St., Hightstown, his NEPTUNE CITY- llcy There, Il'a Yogi Bear 2:00 night with him. Does this sound passenger, who sustained a whip- New Interns 7:20; 9:50 serious? You couldn't prove it lash injury, were treated at BRADLEY BEACH GALA PREMIERE TOMORROW by Ann-Margret. Ask her what Fitkin Hospital and released. PALACE- the and Elvis do on dates and The Englishtown First Aid Hard uayi Night 2:30; 7:00; 9:00 the answer comes: "Next ques Squad took the injured to the BELMAR omntw... tion." hospital. FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- The COMMUNITY Theatre three women... IIhick Like Me R:10: 12:15; Strang- On matters concerning her No charges were filed by Troop- ers When We Meet 10:10 in the EATONTOWN CINEMA CENTER ona night... private life she remains adam- er Richard Roath pending further RIVOLI- * LUXURIOUS PUSH BACK CHAIRS ant. investigation. Gnod Neighbor Sam 2:35: 7:05; &:20 affording; the ultimate In Living Room Comfort •k Tomorrow 2 p.m. SPRING LAKE "My life is public on the * Latest achievements In Sound and Projection Giant Kiddle Show screen, on the stage, in HONORED BY CG RITZ- * Acre* of FREE PARKING Nlght or the Ipuana 7:00: 9:30, 3 STOOGES recordings and on publicity NEW YORK - Hospital Corps- MANASQUAN "STOP, LOOK, LAFF tours. But in my home, in myman First Class Robert L. Jones ALGONQUIN- apartment and on dates, my life Farmingdale, of the Coast Guard Hatrl Olj'i Night 2:30; 7:25; Is my own. I don't knock on oth-Cutter Mackinac, operating from BRIELLE aioniowN er people's doors. 1 don't expect Staten Island, was awarded the DRIVE-IN- Cinema Cente them to knock on mine." honor of "Coast Guardsman of Goful Neighbor Sam 8:20; 12:20; the Year" for the Third Coast Last Train From Gun HIM 10:50 Her nuitude netted her the POINT PLEASANT sour apple award of the Holly- Gu»rd District. ARNOLD- wood Womcns' Press Club, The commander, Third Coast Good Neighbor Sam 2:40; 7:10; 9:30 NOW—TWO BIG HITS—TWOI which annually levels a blast at Guard District, Rear Admiral BAY HEAD RICHARD BURTON the male and female stars who Chester L. Harding, presented a L0RRA1NE- NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" Hard Day'i Night 7:25; 9:23 do not play the publicity game silver bowl to Jones at the U. S DAILY at 2, —PLUS— according to the rules. Custom House here this morn- LAURELTON 7 and 9 P.M. "SUNDAY IN NEW YORK" DRIVE-IN CONTINUOUS Ann-Margret considers it a ing. riuhikahti. Molly Brown S-.1S: 12:15 SAT & SUN. bum rap. She points out that she Jones was selected from more Devil Ship Pirates 10:45 gave 130 interviews during the than 3,200 coast guardsmen foi LAVALETTE publicity tours in this country his superior performance of du-LAVALETTE- and one abroad. ties ns a hospital corpsman H.ird I>JIV'S NUliI 7:;iO; !):30 SEASIDE PARK At any rale, her atlitude to- aboard the Mackinac. COLONIAL- hr Pnt.iy 2;30; 7:20; 9;30 SHOWS Now — 2 Exciting Hits! STRAND- NIGHTLV Cholk lUuWn 2:2S; 7:»: 9;M From DUSK "BLACK LIKE ME" 5 — also — IPs Revolutionary! NORTH OF RED BANK 'STRANGERS WHEN WE It's the "Molly Pitcher Inn" Starts TOMORROW! MEET" HAZLET at BOTH THEATRES LOEWS DRIVE-IN— LUNCHEON BUFFET a,| N>nhtior Served Man. thru Fri. Noon to 2 p.m. hhas 10:40 WILLIAM HOLDEN I SUSANNAH YORK PLAZA— THE BEATLES liny Tliric Jl'.i • Fast Service CAPUCINE..D,n. "HARD DAY'S NIGHT • Fine Selections EAST BRUNSWICK • All You Can Ear TURNPIKE— A man and two women... WTSMTS/SSA INllOnlt Now lutetiu 1.M; Air Cc.ndition.Mi All Conditioned fry For H.inpy »:M> stripped to the Soul...in WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 OlTIXlOll - New lnlerns R:15; li:J0; Cry Fur Ilu]>|iy 10:10 MAYFAIR |*-7 ST. JAMES Foihlom by LYSBETH GERAN the perilous hours before.. CHILDREN'S SOUTH AMBOY | DEBORAH KERR Sophia Loron MADISON CIM-MA- PREMIERE HAYLEY MILLS "Yesterday, Today New Intern! 2:(«; 4:30: 7:00 PERTH AMBOY WED., 2 P.M. 'Chalk Garden' Tomorrow" AMBOYS DRIVF.-1N- "Hey There, lt'« nrlimn «:15; »™ lnlenn .'.::s, Sleitinil Time Around Yogi Boor" Ail Conditioned MAJESTIC- CO-HIT nl DRIVE-IN ONLY PARAMOUNT in-iicl * * • I: I ;>.\; H -III WED. EVE. Richard Burton FIRST RUN I EDISON Avq Gardner MEN. < PARK CINEMA— FREE GIFTS "NIGHT OF "THE NEW New bilein« :' i'l I,...", 7

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The Eatontown Cinema Centre is actually two theatres in one... an entertain- • COMMUNITY • ment idea that is truly unique! In this complex, capable of handling more than MATINEE DAILY at 2 P.M. 5/000 movie-goers at one time, you have a choice of either an indoor theatre EVENINGS at 7 and 9 P.M. CONTINUOUS or a drive-in. The new Community Theatre will offer every innovation that SAT. - SUN. and HOLIDAYS has made Walter Reade-Sterling a byword for quality. DRIVE-IN SHOWS NIGHTLY AT DUSK PREMIERE WEEK ^Finest in First-Run Attractions! Celebration WED.-2 P.M. •CHILDREN'S PREMIERE ^r;Luxurious Push Back Chairs; affording the ultimate in "Hey There, Yogi tut" FREE POPCORN Living Room Comfort WED.-ffVL) •FREE GIFTS THURSMEVE.) • HOLLYWOOD SNEAK PKVItW ^Comfortably Air-Condi Honed! \ FBI. * GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY SAT. • HOLLYWOOD SNEAK PREVIEW ^Latest achievements in Sound and Projection! UN. •COUNTRY FAIR KITE PRIZES ,\ HON. •FOLK SHKERS "HOOTENANNr cres of Free Parking!

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18- TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 British Test to Sovereign NEWPORT, R. I. (AP) - Con- stellation made it three straight over American Eagle in the final Three Shore Aquatic Club trials for America's Cup defense candidates yesterday, winning by 4 minutes and 15 seconds over 19.8-mile course on Rhode Is- and Sound. Swimmers Erase Records American Eagle was ahead and to windward of Constellation at Bobby Nagle, Cliff Clark and the old mark by 3-10th of a sec-place finish for the boys while the start, but Constellation sailed Nancy Osborne all set meet rec- ond. Mary Lou Kretowicz, Cathy Cor through the other boat's lee early ords in the annual AAU spon- Clean Sweep cione, Chris Wauters and Miss on'4he first leg of the course. sored Junior Olympics swimming The Shore Aquatic Club swept Pingatore all posted second place Bob Bavier, who had Constel- championships this past weekend all the tip three places in Clark's finishes in the girl's events. lation's helm during the early •t Marine Park in take Mohawk record breaking performance as part of the race, squeezed up un- «nd the Stonybrook Field Clubs Curt Colby, Pete Galatro, John Wayne Dear of teonardo and der American Eagle's lee bow, In Hillsdale. All swim for the McEntee and Mike Roy all Mark Karinja of Rumson fin backwinded the other boat and Shore Aquatic Club. ished second and third, respec- chalke<) up third place finishes. Ann Mindnich, Jennifer Cart- DICKSIE PERFORMS — Dicksie Ann Hoyt, 17, of Fair put her about. Nagle, 12, Rumson, was tivelya . mell, Miss Kretowicz, Jane Nag- Takes Lead double record-setter in the 11 and When Nagle set his second reo Haven is shown on the way to winning the trick skiing le, tinda Berry and Marilyn Ed- The Constellation covered 12-year-old age group. First, he ord of the day, Skip Snable of competition and becoming the U. S. women's national munds also won third place American Eagle's tacks, sailed lowered the record time in theteonardo finished second with a awards. champion at Webster, Mass., Sunday. She placed second out to windward of her and 100-yard freestyle event to 1:04.2. time of 1:19.0. Snable also fin- rounded the first mark with a Fourth place finishers were in slalom and jumping to earn the highest scora ever The old standard was 1:08.4 He ished fifth in the 50-yard free- 1:29 lead. then came back to win the 100-style for U and 12-year-olds. Mark Roy, Rick Karinja, Miss recorded by a woman in the national meet. Earlier this yard butterfly event in 1:14.2 to Berry, Miss Corcione, Miss Waut- American Eagle cut 24 seconds Ken Winfield, tittle Silver, took month she won the Eastern Regional and North American off Constellation's lead on the •nap the previous record of 1:17.7, top honors in the 100-yard butter- ers, Mary Dedick and Nancy *et by himself last year. Steadman. championships. (AP Wirephoto) next two legs, totalling 6.3 miles fly event for 13 and H-yearolds. but Constellation, began pulling Clark, tittle Silver who won He also was the sixth place fin- away on the second windward leg two races In the 10-and-under age isher in the 20O-yard freestyle for and rounded the next mark 3:4r category during the meet, reg- 13 and 14-y«ar-oids. McKinley, Ralston Win Doubles ahead. She added 33 seconds on istered a record time of 3:13.0 Peggy Pingatore, tittle Silver, the final 4.5 mile leg sailing in a In the 200-yard Individual med- also posted a win for the Shore softening breeze. ley. Clark's other victory came Aquatic Club's girls when she Constellation's victory evened in 50-yard backstroke event. captured the 50-yard butterfly Crown; U. S. Gals Also Triumph the score between the two yachts Miss Osborne set her record race, 10 and under, with a 39.4 1 CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. (AP) of their game and didn't let upwell," McKinley said. "I don't Over the season, each has won In the 100-yard butterfly event clocking. —Chuck McKinley and Dennis for a moment before a crowd of see any reason why we shouldn't seven races, but Constellation has for 13 and 14 year olds. Her Jack Wright, Bradley Beach Ralston ran through Great about 5,000 at tongwood Cricket stay this way for the Davis Cup been the top boat in the crucial winning time was 1:14.4 to lower posted the only other second Britain's Mike Sangster and Club. Challenge round—and I think we 'inal trials. Graham, Stillweli 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 in Neither lost his serve or was Inshould keep the Cup." She has won six match races 9 50 minutes yesterday and wodangei r of doing so in the lopsided "They were too much for uswithout a defeat, counting those Rams Reign Ends, WLB heir National Doubles Tennis triumph over the eighth-seeded —overwhelming," said Sangster. which were held before Columbia championship. English pair. "I've never seen Chuck and Den-and Nefertiti were eliminated. McKinley, from Bakersfield, "Denny and I are playing real nis better together." Yesterday's race was delayed Wins Carleton Crown, 5-2 Calif., and Ralston, from San An- more than an hour because of fog. LONG BRANCH - A three- sion when Andrus walked and tonio, thus became the first team The start was made in a 10-12 year play off championship reign stole second. Beohtold's timely in 18 years to win three titles knot southwest breeze, which had BACK UPHILL AGAIN — Constellation square* into th« for the Runs reached an end insingle drove in the third and de-and retire the Silver Bow, em- dropped to about four knots at the wind under genoa jib for beat back to the weather mark the Ed Carleton Memorial Base- cisive marker. Lee Is Biggest blematic of the championship. finish. ball teague Friday night when Two More Runs as rival American Eagle follows to leeward mark under The last pair to do so were Bill 92-Second Win West tong Branch captured the spinnaker. Constellation won 24-mile race by 4 minutes, Christopher garnered another Talbert and Gardner Mulloy, who Sovereign defeated Kurrewa V 1864 title by repulsing the Red base on balls In the fourth inning won their third title in 1946, by one minute and 32 seconds in 15 seconds in America's Cup final trials. Bank Rams, 9-2, after Williams retired the first News in Denver the opening of the final trials for (APWirephoto) McKinley and Ralston, who two batters and stole second, Bill the British yachts seeking the The new champs grabbed a have been in the finals four ONE OF A SERIES an exhibition," said Faulkner. taufer knocked In the first run right to challenge (or the Cup. 3-0 lead before the Rams could straight years, previously won in "But we expect to beat them in of the inning and Christopher By JACK HAND Sovereign gained her edge mov- dent home plate. This was the 1961 and 1963. They lost to Mexi- the regular season." scored his second run of the ing upwind, taking a 1:26 lead first time since the league was cans Rafael Osuna and Antonio FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) - Monmouth Beach Club's game on the single. A passed ball tee will have a fine target in on the first leg of the wind-ward- founded that a champion other Palafox in 1962. Whether It's for two years or put taufer in scoring position and split end Taylor who has led the leeward windward course short- than the Rams was crowned. Earlier, the California duo of he completed the circuit on a whether it's forever, Jacky tee pass receivers in each of theened to 13.5 miles because of aSplashers Finish Unbeaten Pete Magulre held the Rams Billie Jean Moffitt of tong Beach Red Bank error; is a sight for sore eyes in Den-AFt's four years. Bill Groman late start. SEA BRIGHT — Monmouth S Y»r Old In check with four hits, all sin- and Mrs. Karen Hantre Susman Girls: Kim Bell MB, 2nd SttvK Vu The Rams broke the scoring ver. Jack Faulkner," the Bron- ,s behind Taylor. Kurrewa V sliced the margin to leach Club's swimming team Vetchen SB, 3rd Kathy Kretowicz MB. gles, while Greg Williams was of San Diego broke the 48-match Boya; Corky Ellis SB, 2nd Jimmy nicked (or six in She abbreviated drought in its half of the fourth. winning string of top-seeded Aus- cos' coach, is like a kid with a Matt Snorton, a rookie from 1:10 moving downwind but Sover- oncluded an undefeated season Conklin MB, 3rd Carl Dezerdorf SB. Michigan State, probably will eign, winner of the most recent 10 Year Old Eix-inning contest. The game was Pete Burns walked and came in tralians Margaret Smith and Les-new toy. dual meet competition last Olrls: Jennifer Cartnell MB, Jnd called by darkness in the seventh on back-to-back singles by Pat oust Tom Rychlec as tight end. series between the two boats, 4-2, riday when it turned back Sea Diana ToerBe SB, 3rd Betsy Isherwooa, ley Turner 2-6, 6-2, 6-4 for the "I'll take tee anyway I can .IB. Inning. Geronl and Cliff Green. women's title. Bob Scarpitto is the flanker but mproved its margin when the right Beach Club, 119-107. Boys: 8tev» Meyer MB, 2nd Mlk« The last run came in the en- get him," said Faulkner. "It\ Faulkner has come up with a 12-meter yachts headed upwind Bennett MB, 3rd Brooks Banker SB. Terry Burke and Don Bechtold It was the first time in 10 years this business you go along from : The winners posted 11 victories 11 Yrai Old suing session when the Rams' speedy rookie in Odell Barry of or home. Girls: Kathy Kenny SB. 2nd Jill each garnered two hits for West that two teams of U. S. citizens n the 20 individual events after Hyncs MB. 3rd Liz Dedick MB. Jamie Williams singled to drive year to y«ar. Who knows? After Findlay,. Long Branch while Jamie Wil- had won both national titles. ea Bright won both relay races Boys: Jobey Keator SB. 2nd Terry in Eddie Williams, who had gone two years maybe we can get Running Backs Halsey SB, 3rd Peter Kaulman MB. liams had half of the Rams' Davis Cup Winners him away from them anyway. r participants in the 18 and 12 Year Old In to run for Jim Thompson. The Fullback Billy Joe and half- Girls: Mary Lou Kretowlcr MB. Jnd safeties. One of Burke's blows McKinley and Ralston, the top-I'm not going to worry about two nder category. The two teams Jean Slnnott BB, 3rd GUI O'Brien. latter got on after a walk. seeded duo who won the Davis backs Gene Mingo, Charlie Mit- Yankees iplit the 12 and under relay Boys: Jay Bell MB, 2nd Bob Stanley went for two bases, the only ex- WLB <»" > Rtd Bank (2) years from now." chell "and Hewritt Dixon will SB, 3rd Russell Lee MB. tra base hit in the game. AB RH AB R Cup for the United States last aces for participants in the 16 U Year Oil Jhrlit'er.u 3 2 0 Mottine.ll _2 0- _0 year and will defend It in Cleve- tee, the No 2 quarterback be- handle the running. ind under category. The twoOlds: Shell* Woltt MB, tod T»ny Early Lead Uuter.ot I 1 II. Wll'm».3l> 3 0 1 hind George Blanda at Houston •Hynes MB. 3rd Pat Dimnlfln SB. Burlte,3n Burns, lb 0 10 land next month, were at the top Eldon Danenhauer and JimDefeat learns split the 12 and under re- Boys: Billy McCarter SB, Ind Tony West Long Branch jumped VnnPell.rf onUf 3 0 recently was sent to Denver on Perkins at tackles, Tom Nomina Gardella. MB, 3rd Ptter Ctrtmell MB. away to a 2-0 lead in the top of D'MHrcn.rf 0 O 0 Green,c 3 0 lay events with Sea Bright taking 15 Year Old Andrm.U 2 1 lQoliion.rt 3 0 a two-year loan with the under- and Bob McCullough at guards Girls: Jill Chamberlain SB. 2nd Juilt the first inning and was never ie boys' event and Monmouth B«chto!d.2b 3. O_ 2!Q.Wil'mj,,. p 3 0 0 standing he is to be turned back and Giant rookie Ray Kubala of Glover MB, 3rd Joan Sullivan MB. headed. A run in the third and 3 0 OE.wn'mtii o 1 o Mets, 64 .each the girls' race. Boys: Brewster Ellis SB. 2nd Ashley Berger.c 2 O 0 J.Th'm'n.ss 10 0 Auto Racer to the Oilers at that time. Texas A&M at center probably Bell MB, 3rd Tom Mllinlaer MB. another pair in the fourth made Magulre.p 3 0 0 Fazzone,2b 2 0 0 NEW YORK (AP) — An ex- IS £ Unilpr Mrillpy Relay 16 Year Old "This gives us a guy who canwill be the front line. Harold Ol- Girls: Boa Bright—JIH Chamberlain. Girls: Laura Sullivan MB, 2nd Mtry it 5-0 before the Rams tallied 21 I 1 20 2 t pected harmonica march failed rely Craln, Andrea King & Charlotte Ready MB, 3d Heidi Smith SB. ead us," said Faulkner. "It isson and Jerry Sturm will be the singletons in the fourth and fifth. Wes.... t Ijong _Branc h JO 1 .2 0 0-8McLaughlin to materialize at Shea Stadium Us. Boys: Jim Beardsley SB, 2nd Bob P-eil Bank Rams 0 0 0 11 0—2 the first real experienced quar swing men. Boy»: Sea BtighV—Brewslpr EUU, Bobfilnnott SB, 3d Tuck lsherwood MB. The double elmination tourney 2B—Terry Burke last night, but the New York Innott, Jim Bpardsley & Bill McCarter. IS £ Under Relay terback we've had since I have 6 Year Old Boys: Sea Bright—Charles Arllis, finally came to a conclusion as Faulkner is high on corner men Yankees did and whipped the Dies at 30 been here, except Frank Tripuo Glrla: Mftry Beth Callaw MB, 2ndcrry Hnlscy, J&bey Keator, Craig the top two teams had battled Willie Westt acquired from Buf- New York Mets, 6-4, in theolleen O'Brien, MB, Laurie Decker SB. everance. BETHtEHAM, Pa (AP) - ka. Boyi: Shay Varone MB 2nd DanGirls: Monmouth Beach—Liz D«dlolc. previously to a pair of tie games. Olson Meets falo, and Willie Brown, a second Mayors' Trophy exhibition base- SB. 3rd NIchnlR Smith MB. Gall O'Britn Lou Kr«towlci, J1U Both had dropped one game be- Jack Mctaughlin, 30, Thorofare, "We really needed help at year man from Grambling. ball game. 7 Y«r Old Hynes. N.J., a well-known racing driver Girls: Ann Derllck MR, 2nd Diane fore the decisive contest. quarterback. John McCormick Goose Gonsoulin plays the righ A crowd of 55,395 turned out, VAlasaandro MB, 3rd Debby Mercer in the East, died last night in safety. IB. Williams got himself in trouble Thornton In had a knee operation last year but some 8,000 youngsters who Boys: Marty White SB, 2nd John Free Admission For Ladies St. Luke's Hospital of injuries !em MB, 3rd Dan Lotirlell SB. right at the start when he walked and Mickey Slaughter had a dis Tommy Janik is out of action were supposed to be toot-tooting suffered Sunday in a race at 8 Yenr old Plus Free Fashion Show the leadoff batter In the game, located shoulder last season. We for a few weeks with a shouldei harmonicas to razz the Yankees Girls: Vanna Bonlen SB, 2nd Joanne Friday Bout nearby Nazareth Speedway. ecker SB, 3rd Lisa Glover MB. Every Thurs. at 12:30 P.M. Paul Christopher. had to go with Don Breaux. If injury while Norm Bass, forme failed to show up. Boya: David Hennler, MB. 2nd Tim Mclaughlin was admitted to [ynes MB. 3rd Jell Arllss SB. Williams was his own worst en- Associated Press Breaux had been hurt last sea- Kansas City pitcher, fights vet- Harmonicas are rather tihe hospital with a fractured emy In the inning when he un Bobo Olson, once a regular son we would have had to useeran Billy Atkins for the jobtouch. y subject for the Yankees skull suffered when his race car Corked a pair of wild pitches. performer on network television tionel Taylor at quarterback.' teon Mavity, signed by Denve since Manager Yogi Berra fined flipped over on the second turn After he retired Bill Laufer, fights, takes on Wayne Thornton Defense Better for both football and baseball, infielder Phil Linz for playing arleton League of the 15th lap of the 25-Iap hiodi Burke got the first hit, a single, at San Francisco Friday night will be a reserve defensive back. one at the wrong time. in probably his final fighting ap- fied sportsman's feature. "We're going to be better at that scored Christopher and a The Yankees won the game pearance before the TV cameras. He apparently lost control of quarterback and also in the de- Two ex-New York. Jets, em Dinner Thursday base hit by Paul Andrus plated despite a serious handicap - the car. It flipped into the air, fensive backfjeld, especially al Ed Cooke and tackle Charlie Burke. After the Olson-Thornton light Berra sent Berra up to pinch hit LONG BRANCH - The Ed landed on its roof and crashed the corners. Our linebackers Janerette, will be on the defen- What turned out to be , theheavyweight clash, only two in the seventh inning. Carleton Memorial Basebal more Friday night fights will be into the south wall. The car then ought to be better, too. Now wesive line with Ray Jacobs am clincher came in the third ses Berra, w,ho a cruple of weeks League will hold its annual din- bounced Into the air again, came have extra quarterbacks who teroy Moore or Chuck Gavin shown on home television. The ago played in an oldtimers game ner Thursday at the IAMA Hall down on its front end and landed might be a backup man forThe line backers from left t contract between Madison Square hit into an inning-ending, rally- Vest End and Indiana Ave., at on top of a car driven by Bobsomebody. We'd like to deal for right will be Tom Erlandson Garden and the ABC network ruining doubleplay. :30 p.m. A's Finley ends with the Sept. 11 fight, clos- Ptckell, Flemington, N.J. Picket! defensive line help." Jerry Hopkins or Marv Mat The Yankees broke a 4-4 tie in ing tho 20-year run of network was not hurt. ' The Broncs have not been too aszak and Jim Fraser, th< "Manny" Senerchia, basebal Wfore ftovfts 9 & 33 M*$t the ninth inning when the Mets television's oldest continuous successful in the American Foot league's leading punter. Mingi :oach at Monmouth College and m Freehold, N.J. Mctaughlin had nine victories went into their act. Inks Beatles show. in the last two weeks, including ball League but Faulkner has does the place kicking. ex-major league baseball player POST TIME 10 RACES Joe Pepitone hit a slow bouncer with the Pittsburgh Pirates, wil The 25-year-old Thornton, who one at Reading, Pa., last Friday been poison to his old boss, Sid 2 P.M. DAILY to first baseman Fd Kranepool be guest speaker. was beaten by Olson last March, night and one at Middletown, Gillman of San Diego. In the Reservations. HOpklns 2-3804 For Sept. 15 who booted the ball for an error League commissioner "Red' (Persons under Ti not odmimd) gained the return bout as a sub-N.Y., last Saturday, last two years, since Faulkne KANSAS CITY (AP) - Charles Stives-Hulse Archie Moore then bunted and 'ierson announced last night that Saturday, Aug. 29 stitute for light heavyweight left Gillman to become head O. Finley, having trouble getting pitcher WiUard Hunter threw too in all-star team will be chosen S6.005 PURSE champion Willie Pastrano. Pas- Navy won its fifth straight coach, he has beaten San Diej fans to see his last place Kansas late to second, missing a force rom the league to meet an all- "THE FRED FATZLER PACE" trano had to undergo minor surg- NCAA lacrosse championship las three out of four league games. Duel Ends In City Athletics, figures he'll fill out. star team from the Northern Buses direct to the tracto Mon* ery. spring. "They whipped us this year in mouth * Brood 11:10 pin. N.Y. the stadium Thursday Sept. 17 Pedro Gonzalez then singled in Monmouth Senior League next Olson blew a title shot at Pas- Bus Terminal 12:12 pm. Eaten* with a Beatle-loving crowd. Stives' Win a run and Johnny Blandiard's Sunday on the Long Branch High town 11:22 pm. trano when he was beaten by Finley said he will sign a con- WAtt TOWNSHIP - The long- grounder brought in the other ichool field at 4:30 p.m. tract today in his Chicago office young Johnny Persol nt New The first four Yankees runs York June 19. Instead" of a title awaited renewal of the Do to pay the Beatles $150,000 for Stives-Dave Hulse rivalry re- came on homers, with Joe Pepi the one-night appearance. bout, he was given a non-title bout tone connecting with one on and with Pastrano. Now he has to set- sulted in another Stives victory i AUTOMOTIVE All profits from the show will the 50-lap modified-sportsmen Tom Tresh and Roger Maris gel- go to chanty, lie said. tle for Thornton. ting theirs with the bases empty. Bobo, a pro since Nov. 23, 1945, stock car feature at Wall Stadium Since ihe Athletics are idle Maris proved he has a good has an 88-14-2 record, including Saturday and it was Stives' Sept. 17, the Beatles will have memory. His homer was off Jack 40 knockouts. The former middle- eighth victory of the year an the stadium all to themselves. Fisher. Diagnostic Center weight champion is ranked sev- fourth straight. Themselves. They will perform In 1961, when Maris hit 6 enth among the light heavies by Hulse finished second, a hall from a platform at second base. homers, No. 60 was off Fisher. the World Boxing Association, lap behind the Trenton sports- About 4,000 temporary seats Have your car tested and sixth by Ring. man, followed by Tommie E ($8.50 each) will be placed on the liott of South Toms River, Richii field. The box sents are priced Thornton, of Fresno, Calif., is ranked second by the WBA and Massing of Milltown and DoRangersn ' Season electronically on at $6.50 and Hie remaining seats Stumpf of Neptune, in that order, $4.50. fifth by Ring. His record is 31-6-1. including 19 knockouts. He to round out the first five. "We can seat 37,500," Tinley our indoor jumped high in the 175-pound di- Jerry Schiel of South Tom, Opener Oct. 13 said. "It will be Hie biggest nrcna vision on his upset of top-rank- River copped the 50-lap fcatun NEW YORK (AP) - The Ne* the Beatles will have on their road... ing Eddie Cotton. for novices to round out the twiv York Rangers will open thei tour. It is something 1 warn to do fifties program. Schiel, in scor- home season in Madison Squan for the kids In Kansas City. To- Tired of spending money for neediest repairs ? Let Tilt! \NTIKINV IMINTIIII ing his first main event victory Garden Tuesday, Oct. 13, against day's children, or Beatle fans MK.MOKIAI, CLASSIC us test your car in goar on our dynamometer under Krti Hank Keerr-ntlitn of the season, took the lead on the Montreal Canadians,' the are tomorrow's baseball fans. the 37th lap and was never National Hockey League club an- road driving conditions. With our latest electronic "I'm 46, and I've gone through HolillldRe ft TTrmtill xi', :i'j 17 tost equipment we can diagnose your trouble ac- Ttip GnuiriiHrra . :;3U ;|ij 17' headed afterwards. nounced yesterday In releasing the days of Bing Crosby, Frank Tri|i[i ,(• Mri-fiu .. :i: a 17 its 1963-64 schedule. curately and fast. TEST DON'T GUESS I Bmiin A Ai-rrrn :w ?i 21 Stives survived one restart in Sinatra and wliat's-his-nnme, Hl- AI!iriH-|il A Wnr.lcn •-'711 a>!( 211 the modified-sportsmen 50-lappe The campaign closes on Sun- vij Presley. The enthusiasm for Zarck A Slm« . ... Twin,-, . to win goinfl away. Handicapped, day, March 28, also against the • IGNITION • CARBURETOR • TUNE-UP tliem has been a drop in thHhiiluijire i A- Mi sixth in the starting field of 22,Canadians. bucket compared to the Beatles,' B;i l ul lHir Stives overtook early leader Bet General Manager Muzz Pa- Part of the contract, I'inlcy A Tr call today for a complete T,-;t!H Weisemeyer on the third lap, trick also said that the New York said, is that the Beatles will per- . M ; with Hulse wagering n stout, bul Rovers, a Ranger affiliate In th ENGINE ANALYSIS , form even If It's raining or snow 101.1 Illfih Trnn 1 futile attempt to catch the Tren Eastern Hockey teague, will play ing. s. i:i 747-0128 HUH ton speedster. The lone rostari the Nashville Dixie Flyers in Illtll Ili PAIN THE NECK — Oakland Raider ond Art Powoll was the result of a threo-c a their home opener Sundny, Oct pilcup (in the 21st lap with n 18. The Rovers were reactivated loops ovor Buffalo's Goorgo Byrd aftor taking a third I mm- •JIM; In injuries incurred. two months ago. Douglas Electric Co. noil i ail; IV quarter pass Sunday from quartorback Tom Floras for With the victory, Stives pushnt Tom Kncmicnski, Michigan a lo-yard gain at Oakland. Byrd wasn't injured on tlio his paint lotnl to 1,100 and pullci Coach Billy Hunter of the Bal- 35 E. FRONT ST. Slate ftwitball end from Heaver play. Powoll snarod throe touchdown passes in Oakland's further nway from sportsmen di timore Orioles played with 12 Falls, Pa., Is one of 17 children vision runncrup Chubby Howei teams during his 12-year playing RED BANK In the same famljy. | 34-31 victory. IAP Wirephoto) of Middletown. career In organized baseball. 1st Annual Yearling Show THE DAILY nJvClSTr.R Tutt/lay, August 25, Set for Freehold Sept. 15 Stop Left Turns FREEHOLD - Over fixture at the state's ferae harness trdbred yearlings will make their racing establishment. "It is im- public debut at this historic racing portant to our industry that the Into Shore Parking Spaces oval Tuesday Sept. 15, at 10 a.m. New Jersey harness breeders SEA BRIGHT - A pair of ordi- the Via Ripa Way bulkhead". Freehold will join with the have a fitting public showing ol nances were considered for in- It was reported last month that the fine crop of yearlings that Standardbred Breeders and Own- troduction by Borough Council the bottom of the bulkhead had are produced in standardbred ers Association of New Jersey in last night. Both were held ,for washed away and the structure farms throughout the state," Cro- further study. is in a weakened condition. presenting the exhibition which nin said. will take place on the track di- Councilman John Forsman, po- The firm bid $2,100 for the Job. rectly in front of the grandstand Cronin also said that in honor ol lice committee chairman, called at this quaint Monmoulh County the occasion a special race would for a code which would prohibit oval. be scheduled for two year-old making left turns from the north- andy Hook pacers bred or owned by New bound lane on Ocean Ave. into Anthony Abbatiello, Colts Neck, Jersey horsemen. Purse for this parking spaces in the business president of the SBOA said that event will be $4,000. Freehold rone. •ay Post entries from every farming area hopes to build this series for en- in the state are expected. The Mr. Forsman said motorists tries from the Garden State add- cut through two lines of south- exhibition will feature two classes ing to the purse distribution each Vominates —one for colts and geldings and bound traffic to park on the west year. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Jo- the other for fillies. The top two side of the main street. He asked Monmouth County Freeholder iph Relss, commander of Sandy entries in each class will advance that "U" turns also be banned Charles Smith, Allentown, a horse ook Bay Post, American Le- into the championship competi- on Ocean Ave. owner, is co-chairman. Judges on, presented the following slate tion. Watching Sewer Lines will be Ralph Reed, Diamond Another measure which would officers (or the coming year SBOA will award ribbons to the Horse Farm, Melton, Del., Dr, prohibit the introduction of sur- a recent meeting of the group: winners in each class and Free- Cameron Wilson, Georgianna face waters into the borough Commander, Joseph Arway: hold will present silver trays to Farms, Richboro, Pa., and Mr. sewer system was also held for ret vice commander, Alfred E. the champion and reserve cham- Wendell .Wathen,. Fair Way study. hrbeck; second vice command-. pion as well as to the two finalists Farms, Fairfield, Md. Other In other business, a contract •, Herbert A. Meinert; finance in the championship competition. members of the committee are was awarded to the M and M fficer, E. Joseph Blsormette; After announcing the date, Norman Wagner, Freehold, Fred Construction Co., here to repair laplain, Calvin E. Steltz; serv- chairman John D. Cronin, Free- Harper, Rutgers University, and officer, C. Eugene Allen; hold's executive vice president, Ronald Weyer, New Jersey MEMBER-MEMBER WINNERS — Bamm Hollow member-member tournament winners Clayton Jones, second from Rnritan Squad Made storian, Mrs. John Cooper; said the event will be an annual Department of Agriculture. left, and Vincent Annarella, second from right, receive trophies from chairman of the board Rochford Ern, left, dge advocate, Victor Q. Kelly, 106 Culls in July nd sergeant-at-arms, Mr. Reiss. and club pro Vito "Rod" Gaeta in ceremonies following tournament play Saturday. The Jones-Annarella duo won RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Dur- Elections will take place at the tournament with « best ball score of 63. ' , ing July the Raritan Township iext meeting, Wednesday, Sept. First Aid Squad made 106 calls, at the post home, Mount and including 14 accidents, 71 emer- econd Avenues. Birkenmeier, gencies, 15 transports, 5 miscel- Mr. Meinert, chairman of the laneous and 1 lire. There were larber Shop Quartet show, an- Freehold Entries 2,543 miles traveled and 492 man ounced a tentative date has been Peskoe Gain hours provided by the volunteer •t for Friday, Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. First Race—Pace CImg 1 mile purse $800 Sixth Race—Pace CImg 1 mile purse $900. members. the local school auditorium. Miss HazelH NB 3-1 Dukewyn Gale M For the first hall of 1964, the Tiiis year's show will include the Ney Boy Watchtef 4-1 Myrtle's Dream Williams 4-1 In Net Play squad made a total of 591 calls iddletown and Asbury Park Dusty Dancer Manger 9-2 Edith K. Abbe Young 9-2 LITTLE SILVER - Bill Blrkeiv The first aid contest has been ihapters. Ozark Pride NB 5-1 Jay Dillon Carosem 5-1 meier defeated John Kappmeier, postponed to Sunday, Sept. 27 Adjutant Kelly announced the Jerry Destiny James 6-1 Scottish Barella. Wilson 6-1 6-4, 6-2, and Al Peskoe downed Ot- at 2 p.m. in Airport Plaza, Haz- ate convention will take place Rutbte Pride Tomasbio 8-1 Great Jay King 8-1 to Prlmbram, 6-1, 6-0, over the let. Wildwood, Sept. 10 through 12. Believe Me Long 8-1 Hodge Direct James 8-1 weekend to advance to the men's )elegates from this post are — Single Pixie Copeland 10-1 Tag Hanover Virag 10-1 singles semi-finals of the Santelle dr. Reiss, Mr. Kelly and alter- Also Eligible: Also Eligible: Tennis Tournament. iates Thomas Kelso and Mrs. HI Gate Hartung Exmore Camden The two winners will me^t GOP Women :ooper. Rich Reward Hobos Oteoa's Mr. Cann Pike Wednesday afternoon to deter- The post attended services In mine who goes into the finals. Seventh Race—Pace Clmg 1 mile purse $800 Set Fete Oct. 8 Posten's Funeral Home Tuesday Second Race—Pace Clmg 1 mile purse $800 All was not lost for Prlbram EATONTOWN — Mrs. Davli or departed comrade, Cyrenius Tepid Jankee Abbatiello 8-1 because he and his partner, Stan- Banner's Brother H. Marx and Mrs. Joseph T. Stryker. Mr. Steitz, post chap- James 3-1 Haleona Sowash 4-1 ya Porter, defeated Bill Hager- Flying Counsel Gauss, Shrewsbury, will agai loin and Commander Reiss olfi- Virag 4-2 Circus Candy Palladlnl 5-1 man and Barbara Woolson, 8-6, Jery Kirk serve as chairman and co-chair- :lated at Legion memorial serv-. Hlteman 9-2 Wee Willie Wynwood Gummersoo 5-1 6-3, in a fourth round match in Markmore man of the annual dessert-card ces. Sowash 5-1 Spencle Zendt e-i mixed doubles play. The winning Shamrock Viola party of the Monmouth County At the next meeting ,Mr. Mein- Cowger 6-1 Volvo M. Spencer Luber 6-1 duo had gained the fourth round Ina's Boy Federation of Republican Women. rt will show films of parades. Long 8-1 Slse's Sister WUiard 8-1 by downing Birkenmeier and Til- Homestretch Mack The affair in Royal Manor For economical reasons, the Quinn 8-1 Jericho Judy Pike 10-1 da Husney, 6-2, 7-5, in the pre- Nan Leigh Spring Lake Heights, Oct. xist has been offered the use ol White 10-1 Also Eligible: vious round. Also Eligible: promises to top last year's partj ome recreation rooms by Mr. Glad Jim Evans SUMMARIES Speedway Ginnle Cowgw MEN'S SINGLES which was attended by nearl O'Rourke and Mr. Sahrbeck for Shadydale Dream Thomas Qu&rtnr-Ftn&l 500, many of whom went hom he winter meetings. Both offens Hey Boy Wktcber BUI BJrkonmeler fief. John Kapp- Eighth Race—Pref 1 mile purse $1,500 mtter, 8-»,6-2: Al P«>ko« At!. Otto with special prizes, Mrs. Marx l be considered. Prlbram, 6-1, 6-O. said. Frederick Direct Thomas 8-1 Kftfond Round NO NAME ENTRIES — Two young standard bred year- Third Race—Trot Cond 1 mile purse $800 Angelo Monti def. Jerry Vlracolft, At a meeting of the boaM ol Favor Hanover Hlteman 4-1 7-9, 7-5, default. lings identified only by the numbers attached to their Teddy Diamond Quinn S-l MEN'S DOUBLES directors of the federation las Warden Mac Tomaslno 9-2 4ct to Bar Stormy Hour Hheman 7-2 Sfrond Hound Thursday In the Old Orchard bridles, look questioningly at the photographer. Both are Adlloo Wlnguard 1-1 Al MacDonald and Steve Nest*r def. Sempre GUgert 9-2 Marahall Rapp and Harry Campy. 6-1. Country Club, here, the chai Meadow Blaze Schmiel 6-1 64: Dick Leen anrt Monti def. Clordon entered in the first annual yearling show at Freehold Major Franklin 6-1 man announced her subcommi Martynlak Flashy Coast Copeland 8-1 Lltwln and Ivon Temito. 1-4. 60. Added Sewer Raceway Tuesday, Sept. 15. Mint T Miss «-l MIXED DOMI.KS tees. She also said that "every AbUUeUo Pastime Balios NB 8-1 Third Round Mollle June Hwfley 8-1 Prlbram and 8tanyn Porter dflf. federation member should co Suzanne Creed Muza 10-1 Blrkenmeler and Tllila Humey, 6-2. Royal Deb 8-1 sider herself an active membei Plant Load Collins Also Eligible: 7-3; Bill Hagerman and Barbara Wool- Big Mton 10-1 son def. Vlracola and Kay Bapvell, 6-4, of at least one of these commit MIDDLETOWN - Board of Frisco Jimmy Gene Zendt 6-0; Harold Porter and Ann L«e def. Sunset Gail Freehold Also Eligible: Dick Zeldln and Jill IjiMnrch?, B-3. 6-2.tees." Chairmen and co-chaii Four(h Round Health member Vincent P. Jeanette Oregon Floyd Ninth Race-Pace Cond 1 mile $1,000 Prfbram and Btanya Porter def. Ha- men are listed first: Cousin Mattie german and Barbara Woolson, 8-6, 6-3. The Committee Leaders Lamb last night offered a motion Speeds To Loar Braxfield Long 8-1 WOMEN'S DOUBLES Results Prizes: Mrs. Harry Seame to stop Issuance of certificates of 1st Race—Pace Clmg 5800 1 M. T 2:09 3 Noble Yankee Carlone 7-2 Third Round Star Royal (Pike) 1.20 3.00 2 BO Betsy Sanderson and Jola Bernhelm West Keansburg; Miss Betl occupancy for any new construc- Winged Star Qubn 9-2 def. 8he!la Link and Joy fdelsteln, 64, Freehold Win Little Tarian (Camrten) ... 7.60 4 50 Fourth Race—Trot Pref 1 mile purse $1,500 8-3. Beach, Freehold; .Mrs. Robe Happy Duke (Chappeln .... 3 20 Exmore Copeland 6- tion which will ultimately tie AIHI)—KnlKht Parade. Chuck A Tramp. Wolfe's Pilot Butterworth 8-1 Metz and Mrs. Warren B. Min FREEHOLD — Sunset Gail Mlphly Bert. Blljac. Layawa Mr. Leo Chief Thompson 6-: away, Homestretch Gui Palmer 7-2 ton. Shrewsbury. into the Shorecrest sewage treat- came barreling down the stretch 2nd Race—Pace fSOO I M.. T1 2n:O7.4. Dazzle Hal William* 8-1 Local Sailors On Solemn Hannvpr (Galej ...5.00 3.660 33.40Winged Demon Carlone 9-2 Baked goods table: Mrs. D. C ment plant. w"'*i speed to burn to win yes- -Mac Adios (Thomas) Enchantment Story 8-1 terday's feature event at Free- BuckBhot Daie (Ferry) _„ Pete's Pride Story 5-1 10-1 World Cruise Stackhouse, Mrs. Lois Sterling, The motion was quickly sec- Also—Aunt Tlllle, Jullns Jet, Little Miss Candy Bar Parks 6-1 Quick Trigger Bier Mrs. Mildred Frees, Miss Paulin onded and without any discus- hold Raceway,. Katie. Michael Hal, Adds Louise. USS. ENTERPRISE — William Bntcita's Gay Boy Quinn 8-1 Also Eligible: Crotchfelt and all other member sion, passed by a voice vote. The 8-year-old bay mare gave Success Adios Abbatiello J. Lyons, aviation structural me- Utalty Double 1-2. I'ald *S8.40) Perk Wynwood Gummerson 10-1 of the Ocean Grove Women's Re- Thus, the board took one more her supporters among the large chanic first class, son of Mr. and Wood Smoke Collins 10-1 Miss Majesty's Lady NB publican Club. itep toward preventing the situa- Monday turnout of 8,954 the thrill 3d nace—Trot 5800 l M. Time 2:11 Mrs. William H. Lyons, Jr., of tion at the sewer facility from be- Of the afternoon by coming from Piinlua Laddie (Copland) 0.00 4.00 2.60 Tenth Race—Pace Cond 1 mile purse $800 44 Washington St., Red Bank, Novelties for tables: Mrs. Jo P'shlngs Honoy(DauplalBe) 7.00 4.20 seph Shafto and Mrs. Phili coming any worse. However, sixth place in the backstretch to Fabrra Rose (Qulnn) 2.E0 Fifth Race-Pace Cond 1 mile puna $8M High Heels Abbetiello S-l N. J.; William T. Brown, chief begin a neck and neck duel with Also—Thomas County, Newport Alice Kruschka, Neptune; Mrs. Pea board members refused to com- Demon H, Heather Wan, Barlows Song. Cowger S-l Elaine Spencer Munti 4-1 radarman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Brewer, who had assumed 4th Aace—Pace $800 1 M. Time 2:10.4. Sycamore Dave Harris, Asbury Park: Mrs. Danie! ment as to what other steps they Johnny Ftrvcl (SctiUeri) 10.00 4.60 3.20 4-1 Invoke Dancer, Jr. 9-2 Edward A. Brown of 632 Ocean the lead at the half. Around the Joel's Creed Carlone Kruman, Deal; and Mrs. Donald may take. S T Adlon (Abbatiello) „ 4.00 3.20 4-1 Yogle Sowash 5-1 Ave., Sea Bright, and John P. final turn and down the straight Dusty Solicitor (Kfnp 4.40 Mountain Baron Ferry Schuhmann, Hailet. It was reported to the board Also—Brenda Diamond, Cedar City, Rusty G Vkrag 6-1 nnan. seaman, son of Mr. and Thornapple Hatchdl 5-1 Table prizes: Mrs. Thoma: that the Willet Acres sewage away, it was nip and tuck and Duneen R, Afton Nick; Image Hanover. Castle Gate NB 8-1 Mrs. John P. Brennan of 140 Scratched—Patoin Roy. Miss Foremost Abbatiello 6-1 Shebeil, Asbury Park; Mrs. Wil ilant Is expected to be com- Sunset Gail needed the photo be- 5th Race—Trot 5900 1 M. Time 2:08.4 Ted Jester NB 8-1 Blackpoint Rd., Rumson, are on Oscar Pntcri (T)unnlgan) .-11.20 6.40 3.80 Jean Carole Evans 8-1 liam Coleman, Interlaken; Mr pleted by Sept. 1. There are still fore she got the nod. Etta B. McEllen Thomas 10-1 an around the world trip in Spceily IH1 (Collins) 5.40 3.40 Early Bird Breezy Zendt 10-1 Frank Fragale, Long Branch ani some problems with regard to Driven by Omar Heiteman for Victory front 2.60 Also Eligible: "Operation Sea Orbit," with the Alrw—Oay Trooper, Great Gallon, Dol- Afton Herbert Palmer 10-1 Mrs. Joseph Brown, Deal. equipment installation and the the Ohio triumvirate ownership ly Scott. Chockoyotta Dream, King Frank McLean Cowger world's first nuclear-powered task Also Eligible: Special awards: Mrs. Arthui board has recommended that the of Plummer, Day and Arnett, Mfiker. Duke's Day Jaeger force, as a crewmember of the Scralchod—Ruth Steward. Miss Easy Creed King Joice, Deal; Mrs. Joseph C. Thorne and Harmony Schools be Sunset Gail returned $5.20, $3.60 6th Kace—FUCQ $SO£> I M. TLjnc 2:07, attack aircraft carrier Enterprise. Hal Regent (Kuclat .8.40 ti.OO ZM Irwin, Red Bank; Mrs. Eugen hooked into the plant until every- and $2.80 in taking her first vic- ArtUs Hanover (Camden) 4.60 3.41 They are some of the 6,000 of- tory In 17 starts this year. Painter Guy (Pike) ..._ 5.4( ficers and men of Task Force Gardella, Sea Bright and Mrs thing is installed and operating Also- Sandy Marie. Meadow Fair, Irving Keith, Bradley Beach. properly. Royald Brewer paid $5.60 and Scotches First, Royal Midnight, Lady Tipsy Man Sentenced $525; One which comprises the Enter- McOlll. Hostesses: Mrs. Marcus Daly $3.40 for place and Quick Goin, prise; guided missile cruiser Long 7th Race—Pace C\g $1,100 1 M. T 2:08.1 Middletown; Mrs. Abram D who was really flying three high Hiinlorii Song (Molnar) ....6.20 3.P0 3.41 Beach and guided missile frigate Majesty Diamond (Young) 9.20 5.60 Voorhees, Manasquan; Mrs. E Monmouth College at the finish, paid $3.60 for Sumter Pro (Qulnn) . 4.00 Bainbridge. ward G. Broege, Belmar an third. Also—Shorty Purdue, Joey H, Jay Glading Makes Sharp Warning Professor Promoted Diamond, Ruth Bell, Alton Tarr. Although the voyage Is a mis Mrs. J. Russell Woolley, Wes1 Time for the miles was 2:08 2-5.Mh itiice—Pace 1 H. $l,2U0 Bonus SGnisoll(]Hted Fuel -...503J3 the rising accident and fatality Fourth St., West Keansfburg, $10 Good Hope, eastward past Cape Branch and Mrs. Walter Lukowit; Held failed to finish in the IJIne A While Tins Co. .. 4W •> Event Set litical science at the University Ted's Bur & [Jrlll _...«*S.2L rates within his jurisdiction. for a delinquent inspection Horn, and turn north, arriving Allenwood. Terry's plzicriii - 4B0.UJ of Pennsylvania. Dr. SchinagI first race, but sailed to second Cites 'Indifference' Joyce C. Romer, Bcrmann Way, in Norfolk. Va., by early October. Campaign table: Mrs. A. place in the second race to hold Dwlght'B PlumblriK ...- ....4M.HO also lias attended Drexel Insti- Tlip Klrwan Co 158 15 The judge said he deplored Middletown, $15 for speeding, Diano, New Shrewsbury; Mr fourth place in the series stand- 600 Series: Ron Cirhart 216. 180, 215 By PTA tute of Technology and the Phila- -611. Fritz Pavllck 223. 18IJ, 205-617 public indifference to the law and Joseph J. Monlicello, New- Margaret Spranger, Long Brani delphia Conservatory of Music. ings. Jim HalliKan 185. 203, 213—601. Lurry RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Unexpected Shower and law enforcement agencies, ark, $15 for speeding. and Mrs. James Redden, We: With three races remaining, LaRala 116, 2H, 210— fi(X). Theodore Przybylski, ways and RUMSON — Bernard Mount of Earlier this summer she trav- 200 Club: Lfnny lamumlo 223. Skip and that he would use a higher Keansburg. Bob Patterson of Sea Isle City, Bellezza 21fl, 211; Tom Plllnlck 211, means chairman of the Raritan 37 Watervlew Way, Sea Bright eled to Europe and spent some Dick Perrlnl 209, Hay ahugard 210. Buzz range of fines rather than mini- Township High School Parent- time behind the iron curtain In N.J., and Larry Cummings of Meeker 202, Slan Norwood 202. Tony Earni nps Announced got an unexpected shower here Catcher Sidelined Franclaconi 202. mum fines to meet the problem. Teacher Association, has an- yesterday. Poland. She has traveled in South Hampton, Va., arc tied for the LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ci The accident that resulted in nounced that immediate funds are America on five occasions. series lead. Patterson was At Monmoulh Capital His car struck a fire hydrant cinnati catcher John Edwards h (he drunk driving charge oc- needed to plan a card party and fourth In the opener before on Rumson Rd. near Heathcllff a dislocated finger and will n LADIES DAY urred on Broad St. in front of fashion show to be held Nov. 6 at FREEHOLD — Monmouth Cap- winning I lie second while Cum- ital Corporation, a publicly Rd. at !):30 a.m. The vehicle play for the next five or 10 day AUTO INSURANCE the fire house. The Cobblestones, Rt. 35, Middle- Awigned Riik placed mitigs won the opener and was knocked the fire plug over and the Reds announced Sunday. Patrolman Lester Hauck, after town. owned small business investmen Wi FUB S.R. 22 tor Revoked fourth In the finnl race of the company, announced four-monll dimpled service for more than Edwards was struck on th Liceniei dny. discovering a fire at 3:20 a.m., Collision Coverage 17 To 90 was reported to the fire station She also asks area residents to earnings for the period ending •- according to police, middle finger of his right liani La-Down Pavmts— 8 rros. to Pay when hi.s patrol car — a station co-operate in a paper drive to July 31, of 39 cents per share. .viount told police an on- by a pitch in Cincinnati's gam Conceded Policies Replaced A.ll. Bl'SINKSSMKN'S I.EARIJK be held Saturday, Sept. 10, when (Sim.mrr Etlllton) wagon with three flashing lights Eugene W. Landy, secretary of coming car swerved into his lane, Saturday night with the Los A REINFELD AGENCY old newspapers can be hrought forcing him off the road into the geles Dodgers. »71 JiOJ MlddKlown Open Evenlngi Allonllc Tile Mm - -'!> 10 — was struck by the Latz vehi- the corporation, predicted that Mile's Bur - -..'-M 10 cle, coming from the other di- to the nearest, area school. hydrant. He suffered no injuries. Cnnuo'.i Baio 23 IB earnings for the year would ex- Joe nmwn'ii TV-am ...:<>'<, 1«>,i rection. The card party and fashion ceed $1,30 per share, a substan- No charges were filed against BlBsy'n Tram -...... M in show will be the first fund-rais- nmun'a Tnnrn - 1" '-'" . Patrolman Hauck received Fa- tial increase from the BG cents the driver. Investigation continues Mftnl£rnf<«'» Const lr>'i -.i1 cial cuts, but reported back to ing affair for the new school reported in the previous fiscal by Capt. James Shea. Dmla'fi Tciun 1 :i'I «K1 Boric: Jack Flymi 1». 213. "••" work the next day. The fire was year. year. Mr. Landy said that with ein. nick Mccaiin-v mi. am, r.-5-wi confined to a small storage shed Residents having a larpe the continuation of fiscal invest- Coach Greg Mulleavy of the Italph MnmhFtll 205, !O2, 1W> <*»). MONEY 200 Cluli: otto Hnchrr 23.T (IrnrRi on Shrewsbury Ave. itmount of paper can make ar- ment, a substantial increase in Los Angeles Dodgers started his Urnuii 'nl, Hum rwon '>?$, Tom Hiir WITH US BY THi 10th OF THE TlnKirm 211, Knili- (lu>** :'O), I/»u I'M" The police car was struck in ra 'jemeiils for individual pickup dividend is likely. career as n shortstop with 20:i, Jiitin Mini.Hi 200, Tv limflonl 3ft h" left rear ami was heavily b;- contacting Mrs. Przyliylski, Monmoulh Capital currently Petersburg, Va., in 1027. MONTH EARNS INTEREST damaged. Tlw police depart- 8 Lynn Blvd. Dates for future pays 40 cents* annually. FROM THE FIRST, AT THE ment has ordered n now vehicle paper drives will he announced. BBHHHH for delivery late next month as Coach Reggie Olero of the. WHY "Don't laugh. She sure Is now using an unmarked car Coach Gils Niarhos of the Kan where is Clnrinnatl Reds broke in ns a ONMOUTH ( BOUNTY N[ATIONAL knows how to hit with loaned try Circle Chevrolet Com- sas City Athletics replaced Yogi pany, Red Bank. llerra as a World Series catcher first baseman with York-Trenton JACK NOLAN that thing — I knowl" 2 Fines of $105 with the Yankees for one game in tho New York-Penn Leaguo In JACK NOLAN Convvnltnt Office Throughout Monmouft County , /"*« I Abo last night, Magistrate in 1940. 1938. THE DAILY flEGISTER ktmnnvaa WSINESS HOTlCtS HELP WA^TEI>-MALE FOB «ALE WANTED TO MJrT 20—Tji««d»y, August 2.5, 196-4 Ji. We «K to MM tils «u owr.aJt U Mi ZJLTSiia THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY NEEDS GOOD MEN EXCAVATING jrtdl«r*tt tint, yna * •JU Tf*zmpvrt Ow?.. M. I, J*wtti B*r*eo, Mew J*raey i COUNTRY &M mit tvM. ? Utra-M. fM \ truck -Sflveri, UQ issdaimB. 7i_* w^rk U j**f**3*t>'#, cfc*Ji*nj: SQUIPMEN T AHHOUHCIWUH7S H 'dixr* * «*cu/e fuUi/t au&4 Jaif* «*/%*&£ p*/wtf, «*4 tJa* SONA (rtOM WJ:B V«i!»at, OtrfHer, m« er&co. Our out >S,WXJ vtcrty. Work li io tkciLkaw TINTON AVE. awMoti, • ryjun mux A U0ST4F0UND JA-/J KfjOVIXfl — autttj-i „_ tier New J*r»*y-N*w Ytrilt •ae*. You u* home cub oigbt. You Jo4o « rtn r-m uit.Tjt.Vi Court/? Uvfett, UireHMdlGOUl bomi on M«urica Schwartz & Soni union after giiniug woority. No problem here, we trrang* 50. team. Work is ateady year round. However, come to see us only if you areWEDDING DRESS — diatom-made FURNISHED ROOMS Also coupe De Vllli", 1%4. sir con- resj>on«iblt\ mature and you want to •work in a wholesome, creative atmosphere peau de soie. slu 10. never worn. 1S4-BOOM APARTMENT ditioned, J5000. 222-12M or 774-H92. FIREPLACES A SPECUUTY — A contributing your share to make A-P-A- even better, and your future a secure Phone 741-6424. (TWO BEDROOMS) klATAWAN — Wanted girl to eharfl AUTOMOTIVE 1952 BUICK SPECIAL WAGON - types of masonry. CHARLES HOWE one. We select only those people who have basic ciiaracler itr&ngth Experience .trtilahed home with two other girl*, mileage pmver steering, lirlvate ' Contractor. Call 14"i-«t9. although helpful, in pot essential. We may even train you. Come in II you areNORGE GAS CI/OTHES DRYER — •riva te bed room, share living and AUTOS & TRUCKS a real man, want to work in a really manly, old fashioned lamly-type atmo«- (85. Call 1150 MOUTH itclien roomfl. Call 264-1115. Reasonable. 222-6778. WOULD YOU LIKE a modern, cerara phere wh€r« we iind the golden rule jltll work), where a working man Is not 741-8065 FREE HEAT & HOT WATER 19fi2 MONZA—One Owner, local car, 17, 1956 DODGE TRUCK — lc tiled bathroom? Free estimates. lust another number, but a. vital force, who [a appreciated lor Hi« own contribu- OLD PININQ SUITE — Nina piecea, COMFORTABLE HOME — Two room! 66T miles, excellent tirea, four on In body. Phone Call 264-7012. tion to the A-P-A- success alory. Apply 9 a.m. to 7;30 p.m. Monday through needs re/inlaWng, J25. Call available by August 31. Business lady floor, never hot roddec, see it ani 741-08(0. Friday; Saturday 9 to 2 p.m. in person. Phone UNlon 9-6600 lor appointment at Renting Oitlc* on Premises, >r gentleman. Board if desired, 741-0512 GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Ore 'M-her limea or lor luntier details. A-P-A- Transport Corp.. one block west o M2-0654 DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Route drive It. 1950 STUDEBAKEil — Goon lor all Lands capias;, All phases of l&ndjcapit, Rt. l. Korth Bergen, N. J. Ask (or Mr. Ray Hoffman. ^LBASANT ROOM — Bayshore. Couple (Plymouth, Valiant, Chryaler. Imperial parts. First J25, tafces It. Ca.ll 8T2- AUTOMATIC CLOTHES WASHER — 35 10 Tlnton Axe., turn right on Tin Dealer.) Including maintenance. Weekly, month- 925. Queen Ann sofa, (25. Refrigerator. ton Ave., approximately 1,000 ft. to ir single Phone »709 ly or season. F. lntermeeoll. 7OT-O81S *10; bunk beds, S10. 671-2455. Country Club Apartmemi and Swim 291-9367 Maurice Schwartz & Sons 1962 RAMBLER FOUR-DOOR or 787-3240. Club. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM — Near HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WAM*ED-MALE SACRIFICE — Complete twin bedroom runs port ation, shopping. Call after S 141 W. Front St. Re to suit individual. Call 7J7-4O66. lounge rocker, JfiO. DlnettB flet, tour poration. R A. GEHLHAUS, Heal Es- Recently overhauled. Good tires, Hy- Kour-door. SI,395 Ing conditions, modern air conditioned chairs, Ml). Call 7*1-4081. tate, Hwy 36, Leonardo (next to Blue BBLFORD T87-5500 dramatic. Best olfer. 787-D326. McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. AMBITIOUS MOTHERS - Earn goo- flhop, FRANK'S LINCROFT BARBER 600" W MANILA HOPE — tNew) & Whltti Bus Terminal. 291-Q4ft8. KEYPORT • 26H)745 SHOP. Uncroft. PART TIME HELP NEEDED Only 6c a ft 1B61 AUSTIN HEA1.EY 8PIUTJS — 1960 CHEVROLET — Very jjood Condi money, meet people, have fun. Demon RIVER FRONT VIEW 1895. McCAIUhy Chevrolet. tlon, mileage 32,000. $793. titrate delightful and inexpensive toj 774-3878 WONDERFUL BUY S9M101 for Yuletide. No delivery. Call 588-17; Quiet yet convenient garden apartment Newlyweds or retired ranoh, A-l condi- 2S4-07H8 or write 23 Tenglewood Pr., ilerce HOME SERVICE ROUTE HOURS AVAILABLE DAILY—«:HO-l:0C HIGH POSTER BSD — Also brass, on bank of Navesink River. 3>£ and b tion, living room, kitchen and two btd- 1963 PONTIAC TEMPEST CONVERTI- ) LARK — Convertible, V-«, radio, vllle, N. J. 1:00-5 :M full Hire, Chinese rugs, 6x9, 8xJO, rock- room apartments available. Cabinet •oama, full basement with workshop and BLE—880 h.p.. standard shift, bucket heater, reclining seats, $700 or offer, OPENINGS NOW 5:00-9:30 ers, cut and pressed glass, frames, kitchen-lirepiace. Call Mr. Rubsum. or playroom screened porch-patio. All •eats, many extras, Immaculate 842-3746 after 6 p.m. EARNINGS for present needs and U.I SATURDAY 8:30-5:00 set of lour chalra, assortment of used Mra. Wilson. MA 2-7890. inancing can be arranged. Only $15,700. throuihout. Elgbt month factory guai ruga, Shore Furniture, Highway 35, S»vln|s Bonds for family security, B No experience. Pay while learning: 5- Laurence Harbor. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — Two •ntu. 2M-WM1. 1983 Al'STIN-HEALEY deluxe, over, com* an Avon representative and ear day week; guaranteed salary and com-Office workers, factory workers, pen- SNYDEIVS SPECIAL drive. $2,650. AUTOPOKT USA, Boute this pleasant way. Call 741-4343 or writ pany benefita. sioners, housewives, students, etc. work bedrooms. 17 Ijeroy PI. Red Bank. FORD — 1957, jlx-cylinder. Radio, hea 36, Highlands. Call 872O500. as many days and hours you choose. SOFA — Lawson type, full size, gray 741-1063 or 717-5366. Seven-room spilt level in excellent con- •r, defroster. Two-door, green am Mrs. Margaret GuloUa. P. 0. Box ISO Interview Daily Experience- not necessary, Very Inter- tapestry cover, excellent condition, very lit Ion, close to public and parochial White. 532.399Z. MBRCEDEe BENZ — 1061. 230 Becker Red Bank. esting work making telephone csUis reasonably priced. 842-0726. ATTRACTIVELY furnished apartment, iciioot. Plus playground area. Atumlmira. AM-FM. Leather textured reclining 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. from, our office or your home. For bed-living room, kitchen, aemi-prlvatB itorms and screens throughout. Three seats. Whltewalls, excellent condition, NEW PARTY PLAN — Featuring ha SEVEN-PIECE — Blonde dining room bath, referencea. 747-4053. jedrooms; full dining room and living blown cut clas«, cryital. Imports e further Information call act, a&lng price, *75. Phon* room. A re*.l bay at $17,500. 1962 CADILLAC going Into service. Asking (2,000. 066- Earn while you learn. Commission. W Except Thursday 747-5828. 671-5837 LONG BRANCH — Three rooms fur- 4017. nished, tile bath, oil utilities Included. SEDAN DE VILLE need girls everywhere, Call 747-0319. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONNEL— OAK DINING SET SNYDER REALTORS 1960 FOHD — Convertible. New white CHILDREN'S NURSE — Thursday' DUGAN BROS. Full time, experience preferred. RO- Centrally located, 222-5608 or 531-0776 wall tires and top. Fully eiulpped, LAND PIERSON AGENCY, 741-7675. HIDE-A-BED SINCE 1873 AIR CONDITIONED 31,000 miles. 741-8327. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. $10 per day. Ca' 421 E. First Ave. Roaelle, N. J. 842-2786 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT — 600 Members Multiple LUUng» 842-1883 between 8 and II) a.m. 1 Front Bt., Union Beach POWBB: (2) EXPERIENCED MECHANICS BEAUTICIAN — Male or female. COUCH — 9 two piece, modern,! ai: PA 1-4 &02 671-2580 BRAKES 1958 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE — Au-REGISTERED NURSES — All ahlf NEEDED—We are expanding. Guaran- Call foam rubber. Black and gray. Excellent STEERING tomatic. New top, seat cover. Call excellent wages, ateady employmeni teed wages with Incentive, uniforms, 741-8150 condition. Sacrifice. Moving. J40. 741-TWO LARGE BEDROOMS — Big liv-RUMSON - Holy Cm* Parlih. Ttree 201-2439. bedrooma, spacious living room, tile WINDOWS Write "B.M.," Box 811, Red Bank, hospital and medical insurance, pen- TAILORS — Sample makers, experi ing; room and kitchen. Adults only. BEAT 1060 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVBKT- sion plan, life insurance. Ideal wo*. 291-1181. Thompson Dr., Leonardo. aath, patio, garage, low taxea, good AERIAL 1BLE — Radio, heater, whltewalls, 343 SEORETARY—Pleasant person with ing conditions. Inquire CIRCLE CHEV- tnced on all types oi ladies coatB. REMINGTON ELECTRIC—Typewrite] Financing. Immediate occupancy, O[- NEW WHITE WALL TIKIS engine, three speed, 3x2 carbe, power least, Cive years' experience. Writ* stai ROLET, Red Bank. Must apply In per-Apply in person, LA SPORT, INC., BU *100 RED BANK—-Available September 1 lered at 916,000. steering, brakes, windows. Alter 5:30, Ing qualifications and references son. First Ave., Aabury Park. 741-0514 second floor unfurnished apartment 787-1621. "BO," Box 511, Red Bank, with living room, bedroom, kitchen, ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY $2890.00 PART-TIME WRITER — For night bath, gaa range and refrigerator. $95 CAREER O PORTUNIT Y SITUATIONS WANTED, Female HAMMOND per month. TEICHER AGENCY, Ocean, Realtor Call 842-14011 1061 0LD3M0BILE — FOUR-DOOR. EXEC SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIS' work, approximately 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. .480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-0004 1859 FORD RANCH WAGON — Good Power steering. Beautiful. $1,495 Must livfl In Bayshore — Red Bank port. 542-35U0. ORGAN STUDIO 'RANSFERRBD OWNER muni part condition, call 6 to 8 p.m. 741-632' McCARtlty Chevrolet 291-1101 Are you looking for a career posltl area, must have car. Some profession- NURSE — Will care tor children oi It no answer call 74T-4586. al writing experience required. Call working mothers in my home. Call OF ASBURX PARK LONG BRANCH with older home on beautiful tree shaded with a young and growing company? D G7I-2250 from 9 am. to 6 p.m. 787-2776. grounds. Living room, dining room, 1SS0 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Four dool you want an exciting position with ai USED INSTRUMENTS large kitchen, den. Jour bedrooms, pan- Mdan. Excellent condition. Call MOBILE HOMES the hum drum. Incidentals almot STORE CLERK—Full time. Preferably HOUSEKEEPING AND COMPANION— Thomas Spinet Organ ..„ _...5 3i MATILDA GARDEN iled porch, lull basement, two-car ga- 842-3S34 missing? IX you are, we are lookln man over 50. Apply In peraon Hempel'a For lady or gentleman. Write 'A.N." Hammond Cliord Organ ( 31 rage. Only t22,900. Call for appoint- GIBRALTER — (Colonial), 85 X 10. (or you! Delicacies, 1060 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. BDI 511, lied Bank. Hammond Extri-Volce Orgaii $ 'iffi ment. ROL5T0N WATERBURY, Real- 1869 PLYMOUTH FURY — Hardtop, Must sell. Call Conn Minuet Organ I 54 Apartments tor, 16 West Front St., Red Bunk. Absolutely no cash needed. Tafte over 542-1793 We need a girl who can take steno EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN MOTHER — Wishes to care for chll Baldwin Orgasonlc Organ ( 57 M7-3500. low weekly bank payments o[ (6.15. 80 words per minute anil Is a rap: HELPER — Call after 4:30 p.m. 787-dren In my home. Reasonable. Cal Hammotid M-3 Organ _....J 845 468 SECOND AVENUE OASIS MOTORS, Route 9, Snyreville, typlsi. Previous experience as an eiec 0158. | 787-4SM. Hammond L-100 Organ X 875 MIDDLETOWN — Colonial barn red, T21-71M. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE tlvo secretary Is a must. The nala TEACHER'S WIFE — Wishes to care Baldwin 6'2" Grand (rebuilt) $1995 three bedroom split level, eat-In kitch- 19J1 IHPAIJL TWO DOOR. HAUDTOF WANTED — 1960 CORVAUl, good Con. range Is between $3SQ to $435 p lor chiW ot working mother In nvy Open Dally Till a—Saturday Till 6 p.m. THREE-ROOM en, dining room, large recreation room, $1,705 dltloru Reasonable pries. month. Local area, Interested 7 MEN NEEDED AT ONCE home. Call 568-5359, COOKMAN AVK. AND L1ALN ST. Tall trees and nice netting. $18,500. McCarthy Chevrolet 291-110: 747-5670 775-9300 Apartments Owner. fi71-230T. DAYENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICE3 Azes 19-38 must bfl Interested In a LINCROFT—All sold out but this one. 1853 CHEVROLET _ slick shift. Good 77 Broad St. 747-33M Red Bank job with a future. Earn while training. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male ANTIQUE SHOP MOVING condition. Reasonable. 71 Poplar Ave., All Interviews confidential, starting pay From 797 River Rd., Fair Haven. 20 per Eight rooma, 2 V- baths, custom-built Pair Haven, N. J. AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS COUNTERGIRL — Experienced onl between J6fi-$95 per week. cent off sale. Dally 1-4, closed Monday FREE HEAT olondal on one-acre Bite, reduced to Full or part time. Apply in person TEACHING POSITION wanted. MS to 33,900. Liberal financing. Greentree JM3 CHEVROLET IMPALA — 283 en AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS — Ad Ralph's Famous, 7 E. Front St., Rei teach science or math. High school KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED—And FREE HOT WATER Per race, off Newman Springs Rd., near rlne, standard shift with overdrive. A- Justed, repaired. John D. Roberts Auto CALL 7U-10U or junior college. Write W.L. Meier dinette aets at lowest prices. Monmouth hrlsilan Bros. Academy. Builder, 229- Bank. 115 Lafayette Ave., Chatham, N. J, Dinette Co., 116 Monmouth St., Rei and AIR CONDITIONING shape, after 5:30. K4.-1J14. Service, 282 R. Oceanport Ave., Ocean- ~ ik. 741-8833. 1331. port. (Opposite post office). 222-2210. MEDICAL SECRETARY — Single, ov TRAINEE FOR DECORATING STORK ACCOUNT-BOOKKEEPER — Office 1963 PONTIAC OONVERTABLE.SHARP Easy charge credit. 21. Must have car and be experience RENTALS FROM $100 MONTH ['Kick REDUCED — 15 Lincoln Ct., 12,595. McOARthy chevnlet. in dealing with public. Write statin Call manager. Heavy experience, full GA8 HEATER •LDinslmrK Two year round bouses 291-U01. W1-5R79 or 566-R44fl charge RU boftoa. general ledger, re- CALL vlth two-cnr garage on 60x130' lot which qua 11IIcations and references to "B.L*' ports, taxes. 536-4630 after 6 p.m 291-1271 Rental Agent on Premises Box &ll, Red Bank, MEN-FULLER BRUSH WILL INTER- Call 222-6756 is through two streets. Live In one. CHRYSLER - 1953 sedan, very BOO BOATS AND ACCESSORIES VIEW MEN AT THE RED BANK •enl other. One has five rooms, two condition. WOO. Private owner, must HOUSEKEEPER — Twu In tamll ANTIQUES — Original oil paintings IMI room s, l',i buths, new hard wood sell. 842-1687 after S p.m. STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 48 Maple kitcnen set, utudlo couch with LONG BRANCH — Immediate occupan- live in. Good homa In pleasant au: FRONT ST., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST FINANCIAL two covers. Household items. No deal cy, second floor unfurnished apartment oors. porch and hot water oil fired 3057 CHEVROLET — Station wagon, FREE WINTER STORAGE roundings, Suitable for middle ag 2li. 10 a.m. to 11 K.M. APPLICANTS ers. Call 671-3583, with living room, bedroom, kitchen, eat. Other house, three rooma. bath. 1 four-door, six cylinder, automatic, A-l pr ejderly lariy. Call gin-oua MUST BE NEAT, PERSONABLE, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES range and refrigerator $85 per month. oixh uml patio. Gaa heat. Clos* to condition, radio, heater, low mttaage, On any used boat MQ\Q, brokerage not HAVE CAIt AND PHONE. S80 A WEEK WESTINGHOUSE frost free refrigera- all utilities included. TEICHEK iclioola, stores and transportation. In- 1400. 16 Mapiewood Ave., Rumson. Inc.., during our fall Bale. Come In BEAUTICIAN WANTED — Full tlm< FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY. tor-freezer, 12 cu. ft., excellent condi- AGENCY, Oceanport. 542-3500. inire »l above address or call 787-044' see the bargains wo have, 14' to W. Call SUNOCO FRANCHISE tion, owner moving, $95. 222-7058. fter 4 p.m. 1055 T-BIRD 17' Terry Skiff, 25 Evinrudo f 450 787-7096 PRESSMAN — Heidelberg & Little UNFURNISHED ~ Two-bedroom R Tip-top condition. J1.878, pries firm. Cal, 32' Cabin Skiff, twin Graya 1500 HOUSEWORK _ One day a wed Giant presses. Experience necessary. Sun. Oil Co. currently hfi3 under con- 36" COT BED — Complete, $7. DoubU rage apartment on Rum son e3tatc, DWNBK LEAVING AREA and lovely M2-2228 after 4 p.m. 23' Tropan Bimlnl, very nice 1350 transportation. Hazlet. Steady work for reliable man. COMstructio- n a modern two-bay service maple bed frame, $5; steam iron, metal available September 1. $125 month. Call loinr. Attractive modern center hntl 21' Trojan Cruiser, very nlct 23t» MERCIAL PRESS. 747-3011. station on Rt. 38, Beltord. N. J. Gaso- hamper, desk lamp, wood kitchen table, Rolatan Waterbury, Realtor, 16 West h with four bedrooms, two tiled 23' Trojan Sedan, vary nice 2375 M4-7S82. line gallon age prospect 32,000 gallons basket with lid, assortment of croclcs, Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. H, living room, fireplace, dining AUTOS & TRUCKS 27' Owens, good condition 3950 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS' — Goo MECHANICS — Maintenance and con-per month. Capital investment required antique iron, coffee grinder, scales, and oom, wall oven kitchen, full basement 25' Owens, 63 Model, very nice 3600 hours, Sunday off. Apply in peraon Cc struction, machinery and buildings. $5,000. Paid training program plua a so forth. 67.1-0585. UNFURNISHED — Three room apart 30x28 finished same room, attached ga- 33' Owens Sport, completely lonlal Restaurant, Broad Bt., Red Bant Machinists, millwrights, auto median- RETIREMENT, FINANCIAL, and 8E- ment. Atlantic Highlands. Reasonable, rage, large litrxlscaped lot. Home in ex- equipped, bargain priced to sell 2850 les, electricians, and other trades. Ver- OURITY PLAN", For Information cal! LUNCHEONETTE — Chairs and tablel- rent $65-$95, all utilities. 291-3750, •fllcnl condition. Asking 523,900. RUS- SALESLADY WANTED — Experienced satility desirable. Interviewing for all BUN" Oil Co. PA 1-2300. After 6 p. and other related Hems, Call ELL M, BORUS Realtora, 600 River FAIR HAVEN YAOHT WORKS, INC, 8*2-9805 TWIN GABIES — 3P Kiverolde Ave,. ft. DeNormondi* Avenua Five-day week. Excellent opportunltj grades. Reliable men who want perma- :all 449-821L Red Bank on river. 3£ and /our Rd.. Fair Haven. 747-4532. Member Fair Haven. N. J. 7*7-3010 Apply In person, East Orange MiU En nent, year-round Jobs close to home. M ill I i pie Hating Service. Shop, 137-B Broad St., Red Bank. 261-8000 ATCO CEP.AM1CS CORP., AVAILABLE FOR LEASE—Gulf, mod SMALL SrZB UPRIGHT — RDfinishet rooms unfurnished, live-room office. OEORCB 18' TROJAN — 40 h.p. Evlnrude. new Hwy. 35, Keyport, N. J. em, high volume two-bay service ata in fruitwood. Reconditioned and keys 741-2399. CLEANING WOMLAN — Monday am recovered. Free tuning after three JAZLKT — Ranch, three bedrooma Alloy trailer, *B50. Call tlon. Rt. 35, near Frost St., Mlddletown months. Call 671-2937. 124 McCLAREN ST. — Living room, ull basement, recreation room, ga- 872-1558 Friday. Own transportation. Recen Paid training. 264-0439 nights, weekends bedroom, tile bath and kitchen, he;it , city sewers lnclud Ing many ex- referencea. 671-1421. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN HE 6-6666, 9-5. SEA KING TRAILER — 15 h.p. Bvln- PRICED FOR QUICK SALS — 1M1and wnter supplied. Ca.ll after b;W. S17.900. Call 2648337. RELIABLE EXPERIENCED woman- Due to large expansion program we Frlgidalre apartment size electric stove. 741-4721. rudB and 12' mahogany runabout. Call have openings for six new men. We will AUTOMOBILE SHOWROOM AND GA-Very large oven. One Roto Broil, like ATTRACTIVE SEVEN ROOM HOME— . "our avtrheotJ'i smoll as our ad. Let '47H58. To clean two mornings a w«el RAGE — For sale. Monmouth County. OCEANPORT — Unfurnished five extra n A-l condition, Beautiful landscaped fn< pass you the savings at McFaddln In New Shrewsbury home. 812-3642. train you to be amonti the beat. Full new. 1961 complete set Encyclopedia FIBERGLAS CRESTUNKR 15' • 28 time onl/. Highest commissions paid, FEIST & FEIST REALTORS Erittanica plua dictionaries and three large rooms near Fort Monmouth. $78. grounds, tress, split rail fence, two- Cadlllac-Oldsmoblle, Broadway cl 4th, WAITRESS — Experienced, for tab! Excellent working comlltlona in a grow- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER year books, perfect condition. Singer Call 747-1541. :ar attached garage, many extras. Long Branch. Choose from 83 cars. h.p. outboard motor, electric starter. Box 701 Uatontown Completely equipped, $1,250. 7«l*3fl Mid counter work In coffee shop, Ca \ng or sanitation. Call -61-T010. sewing machine, lully automatic Bedl FURNISHED or unfurnished, three 3NLY V22,IK1O. CaU for appoii^meiil, iBtwcen 4-0 p.m. 747-9830. 542-4445 washer. 741-7525 before Saturday. KOLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor 16 23' 0WEN8 CARIN CRUISER — J1.750. USED CAR MAN — For cleaning and rooms and bath, adults only, no peU.W, Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. Berth No. J, Kean3burg Marina, caU SALESLADY -• Experienced. Ful processing cars. Bradley Discount Cen- CONTRACTING BUSINESS — Hydraul- Heat, hot water supplied, J75 month. 264-7787 or 264-2372. time. Wilmaxs, Mlddletown Bhoppii ter, 303 Maple Ave, Red Bank. ic equipment. Established *0 years; 747-9329. EUROPEAN BOUND 8ACRIFI0B — Center, Mlddletown. owner retiring. Will also iell location MACHINERY FOR SALE First time offered at this ridiculously Red Bank MARINE SUPPLIES AUTOMOTIVE SHOP MACHINIST — of business. Call 671-0585. THREE LOVELY LARGE ROOMS - low price, $20,500 gets you eight-room Everything for tha Boatman. New Jer-WOMAN — To work In drug stor loma experience necessary. Write I960 JOHN DEEKE — Front tnil First floor, screened In porch, furnished split level on u acre with screens, sey's largest marine supply house, Mlddletown area, Wednesday even! 'A.C.'*, Box 511, Red Bank. loader. 440 delsel. Excellent condition. or unfurnished. $100. All utilities in- and Saturdays. Please call 671-1907 t cluded. 8-10 a.m., 7-10 p.m 291-937.1. itormfl. etc. Vt mlie from new 9«an Auto Imports Evinrudo Salei and Service twpen 9 a.m. and 12 noon. AUTO AND PLATE GLASS MAN — MORTGAGES J2,3OO. 671-2477, or 671-1222. ' .ore. Near schools, transportation. Im- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Year round job. Apply Atlantic Glass ledlate occupancy, Option to buy furnl- Renault • Volvo 24 Wharf Ave. 741-57B0 Red Bank HOUSEKEEPER — Cook — Complet Co., 21 JMaple Ave., Red Bat*. ire, at a;icri(lce. Open house Satur- Open Sundays and Holidays 0 am-1 nmcharge. Two school children. Separat IMMEDIATE CASH MERCHANDISE WANTED COMMERCIAL RENTALS lay and Sunday. Call after 5:30 wsekly, room, and bath, good salary. Call 53 YOUNG MAN — Over 17 to assist ill day Sauirtiny and anndny. 871-2716. Peugeot • Triumph 21" LUKRS — Navy top, last, lully 1470 or 631-4564. In lawn maintenance. Call BANK RATES INTERESTED IN BUYING CHINA- .07 Murphy Rd., Mlddletown. equipped. Many extras, reasonable. Call 7*1-2184 OFFICE SPACE 222-1GG3. 1ST, 2ND, 3RD MORTGAGES Qiana. [urn It ure or anything from attic COUNTER ATTENDANT - Part tlm HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS to basement. 741-4072. Heat lumished, 111 redecorats to aull •ITTLE SILVER — King size ranch. IMPORTS HIGHEST BID — Smooth operating Hnurfl 12 to S p.m. Six days, exceilt'i MAN TO WORK ON HORSE FARM— your requirements. Beat location, will o repairs, no decorating. Quiet, top 1955 Falmer 75 h.p. marine engine. working conditions. Apply Donald Duties Include some handling of horse DEBT CONSOLIDATION CASH [or old toy traln«, trolley cars sub-divide It necessary. See and com- rea. Three bedrooms, two batha, fami- '43 FIAT 2 dr. 400D $795 Being replaced with illescl. Also tinned Laundry, Newman Springs Rd. an and general farm maintenance. Prefer No red lapp. 21 hours service and cast Iron toys mads before 1940, pare. 747-1100. ly room, large living room, fireplace, •65 RENAULT Dauphine $1015 copper tanK Cnn demon.itrat« until Bridge Ave., Red Biu.k. phone 74.VDS0E man over W. Good salary to right per- LOWEST RATES 141-1999 after 5 p.m. louble garagge ana d workshopk . Land- non. Trlcorne Farm, 671-1057. Inquire R000 H4.05 Mi PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN RED caped & 7471535 '42 RENAULT Carav.lle $1295 September 14. Phone 291-1342. FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPER — F Mrs. Bavarese. USED — Shredder or mulcher for acre. 747-1535. working mother of two school fcl.OOO ••• 52107 Ml grinding organic matter. Call Bank Just olf Broad SI. Ample park- TOUR-ROOM CO-OP-Up and down Two tops. 26' ZOBEL SKIKF -- IdesU flflhlng J4 000 J28.OD M< ing 11 Leroy Pi. 7U-1OG3. 842-2110, boat, reasonable. Call children. Call after 6:30. 747-2305. 776-7283 talra. OU heat, new atove, atorm win- '42 RENAULT Dauphin. $895 TRAINEES tfioOO ~~~" ~ J35.ll Ml FOR RENT — For light manufacturing lows and screens. Will aacriilct Jor 642-0679 FULL TIME BOOKKEEPER — 5 GREAT NORTHERN MORTGAGE CO PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRU- 150. Call 542-2554. '42 RENAULT Carav.lle $1295 days a week. Write P, O. Box 25 Ago 18-22 with car and phone. National MENTS WANTED, — H. 1ENZEH. thre» dltfe-rant locations, approximately i5' MAYER — 115 h.p. Evlnruds "with company will train five high school 741-4343 FO 3-2601 306 Main St.. Lakewood. 363-2190. 3.000." 6.000 and 7.000 si. ft. 747-1100. Two topi—13,000 miles. roller. Best offer. Call Red Bank. IUMS0N COLONIAL CAPE COD — Kraduates In sales work. (80 per week 776-6601 Tour bedrooma, two tiled baths. Living 671-0139 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part tim to start. For interview 412-5489 between UPRIGHT PIANO — For ntudent Will oom with paneled ilreplace. built-in '41 YW Karmann Ghia $1295 Alternoons till 6 p.m. and Saturday Our Bonded Personal Representative remove. CaU HOUSES FOR RENT Convertible. DOR5ETT double hulled, 17W Fiber- and 8 p.m. only. Will Call At Your Home At Your mokciisefl. Also pine den. Electric bitch- Klaa, SO h.p. Mercury outboard, Alloy morning and early afternoon. Experl 741-8641 n, riishwasher, breakfast room. Full ence and typing helpful but not nee SERVICE STATION MECHANIC — Ap- Convenience OCEANPORT — Available August 2B. Iry naatracnt. Circviiailnj* hot water '40 VOLO 544 Sport $1050 trailer, excellent condition, (ill acces- eaiiry. Reply to "A.T." Box 511, Ttei ply Little Bllver Esso, Little sories, asking $1,900. Call 671-5883. FIRST ANl) SECOND MORTGAGES Front to back split level with three il heat. Shade trees, English flower •59 VW, sun roof $950 k Sliver. AVAILABLE - Edwin a Stark. Real PETS & LIVESTOCK bedrooms, den. II vine room, dining rnrdens. Convcnfpnt to Forrest Dale '59 RENAULT Dauphine 295 1>32 33' PACEMAKEU—Twin screw, SALESMEN — We may be slave Estate 4 Mortgage Consultant. 261-0333. area, kitchen with built-in gas range Ichool or Holy Cros.i. Early possession, ulilp-to-shore radio, outrlpKers. A real IBM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR—Kno\ and oven, .-iPpamte laumlry room, one- lee this attractive hnmp, only 7 yean '43 TRIUMPH Spitfire $1795 edge and experience In IBM necessary drivers - hut - $10.01)0 per year poten- car attached garage, Hi baths, extra >!d. Call now (or appointment! Asking H.slierman. Must be sold. Call Flamlera Shrewsbury urea. Telephone lor intei tial heals a lot oi wounds! Only am- TRAIN YOUR DOS 1 DOMESTIC 1-0-110, Elizabeth. Cnn be seen at lew, 7*7-3301. bitious Individuals nedl apply. No ox-1st and 2nd mortgages available. For knotty pini den or fourth bedroom. S24,5W. STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor Ratuty HoitU Hay Marina. perlenco neceaaary. Immediate earn- immediate service. Call _TKE O.VK'8 J160 rer month, year'a lease. TEICHKR Shrewsbury. 741-1017. '43 CHEVROLET Impala $2295 ONE WAITRESS — Saturday onl ings. Call Mr. Sicurella at 549-9600. Obedience class starts September 9-10, ACJENCY, Oceanport. 542-350O. EE NEE~TRAILER — Excellent con" One waitress, full time. Year roum BROWN * OVERTON AGENCY Bayshore Companion Dog Club. 747- Wgn. 9 passenger, auto, power. dltlon. J100. Call vork. Will train If necessary. Evening: ELECTRICIAN —"with"minimum five REAL ESTATE 4176 671-0996 MIDDLETOWN — Bungalow unfur- 747!»73 mly. Write to "B.A." Box 5U. Roc years industrial experience, la good S White St. Red' Bank 711-2526 nished. Available Sept. 1. JOSEPH L. HOUSES FOR SALE '43 BUICK 2-dr. HT 2795 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Cham- CARLONE AGENCY, 741-1420 Electra 225 tACING BOAT CLASS BU — Runabout Bank Physical health. Also ability to per- pion sired, line bred. Outstanding qual- I'. ExccilPiit condition. Call form other maintenance duties. Call ity at reasonable priced, 223-3547. CHAPEL HILL LIGHTHOUSE — Oor- '43 INTERNATIONAL $2195 WAITRESS — Apply In person. Bo> O-T-D TERMINALS CORP., HI 2-9550 Knot Sweet Shop. 'or appointment. PUPPIES FOR SALS - $2 ea. Small geoua VIEW, furnished, living room, MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Travalall Wagon, I^KTmiHlR^KIFP^W h.p. John- Red Bank INSTRUCTION breed, lovable. Use to children. Cal! dining room, kitchen, three dormitories, FULL TIME rpnee installers with some acres for peace and privacy. Children MORE LISTINGS SOLD '41 CORVAIR Sta. Wgn. $1095 ion with rontrol.i. Exce'lcnt condition, HOUSEKEEPER — Part time, pen 741-4857. and pets welcome, $160 monthly, year's "nmplftte price J275. 6T1-1567. experience. Apply in peraon Tuesday SPANISH TUTORING — By experi lease required, Red. anent, 4-7 p.m. Monday through Thur afternoon nt AUatate Fence, 1625 Hwy,enced certified hifrh Bchool teacher, POODLE PUPPIES — Miniatures. AKC 2" ALUMINUM ROWBQAT — Needs day. 12:30-7 p.m. Fridays. Own trar 35, MUldletovm. resi»t«rtd. Eight weeks old. Call MIDDLE'l'OWN TOWNSHIP — N-.. '59 DODGE 2-dr HT $595 porlatlon. Write "B.N." Box 511, R nevlew now lor lall semester. CaV repalrn. $35. Call Mrs. Dunn between 5-7 p.m. 5*Mm. 9279 6 to I* p.m. three-bedroom, (execntlvo home), large '40 CHEVROLET $995 747-1752 Bank. PART-TIME — Man to work evenings lot, sunny living room, fabulous kitchen, and Saturday')) hardware store. Write HEALTHY GERMAN SHEPHERD full dining room, recreation room, ga- 4-dr. sedan, 6-cyl. NO ICE - ~~MU3T SPILL -- D. N. RECEPTIONIST — For physician's o 'B.E,'1 Box 511, Rod Bnnli. PUPPIES ~ Sire champion Cato of rnse. Available «t once, $200 F.A. '57 BUICK 4-dr. HT $395 limit. Hemly to sail. $250. Call flee Stato qualifications mid age, wrl HTOCK CLERK""— liecenfhlfih school MERCHANDISE Field.stone. Dam D-Nrcne of CosalU GEHLHAUS, Real Estate. Hwy 38. 'B.T." Box 511, Rod Bank. graduate lo work in busy hardware We provia* written guarantee. Shots Leonardo (next to Blue Se. White Bui [tV MOLPKD KIBKRCfhAS -- 75 John- PART-TIME WAITRESS — 11 to department. Tremendous opportunity FOR SJVLE 'onncd tree. Call Coal re, 747-5780. Terminal). 'J91-0488. E. Newman Springs Rd. ton AH electric. Tec lire tralkr. Top U A M Rentnurnnt, 61!) River lid., Ffl for advancement. Write "D.J." H TWO SADDLE H0I13ES — For Infor SOD Page 200 in th« imi slitt* nirlaln.v 747-^318. Hnvrn. Apply In person. 511, Rrd Hank. WHITE matlon call FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW — Two bed- rooms, convenient location, J115, The Yellow Pagei. Red Bank — 741-5886 TKnYOT th4!Ti\ TWO SALEBWOKWH ^~Mat'ur~« 711-2382 Dowatra Agency, Realtor 741-8700. olor, Mercury. Ideal for water skiing. prrlencrd In bnkery work. Call attar ALUMINUM GUTTER Jft50. Cull M4-7787 or ^fil-237'J. n. 747-4421. MIDDLETOWN — Furnished hoix Thru The Red Bank Area We netMi many mi-n for olficp cleaning Do your own lor about 55c p(«r running REAL ESTATE FOR RENT icven roomn. Immediate occupancy, Jobs In Mlddletiiwii area. Flvo nights, foot — pick up materials from stock a JOSEPH L. CAniXfNE AGENCY, 741- Multiple Listing Servica \ or 8 hours a night, No layoffs, No enperlence necessary. Must luivc car RED BANK LUMBER APARTMENTS Must bring birth or hfipll.imii! cert in MONMOUTH BEACH CLUB CIRCLE. rate to Interview, Apply In person thif CASH AND OA-nitY HOLMDKL-KEYPORT AHEA FIVE ROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED WtMnesuUy wvfiilng only, 5 :'M ji.ui.-6:;UI Corner Pearl anil Wall Ili-d Bank L% BATH, OIL HOT WATER HEAT. p.m. at 6(10 Main Ot,. Anbury Park. N( GREEN GROVE GARDENS 150X150, GARAGE. 8EPTKMHKR 10 TO THHKH3 PIECE BEDROOM SET — JUNE 10. |130 MONTH. UTILITIES MUST SELL CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY [ihonf culls. fixfc riiE, liirup electric fan. brown tweeil $95 UP KXTRA. DE 2-0872 AFTER 5 I'.M. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! JANITOR-HANDYMAN 'lull chair. Cull 747-2267. Ownf*r being transferred, must sacri- Hours noon to 5 p.m. KOtrn'riECK ~ — MaKojjjany bookcase SUMMER, AND YEAR HOUND REN- fice bountifully well kept New Or- bedroran aK. Iirnt offer. INCLUDES FREE HEAT, HOT WATTALS- . Ella WHlshire ARency, Realtors. Irmia split In choice location. 12,200 Oil L'itl-WIMi. ER, CQ0KINQ-aA8, AIR-CONDITION Open Beven-iiaya. l*R0 ocean Ave,. Sea assumption. ROOFKR9 AND 7 47-5480. HrlRhl. 812-0004. KxpiTicncfil. Aiiply !i a.m. Insulation 1MTP01NT KEKKIGKRATOR. Two ING, Siding L'orp (W5 Hnln St., Anbury oo r. 11 citbii. feet. TV and phono outlets, 12 cu. ft. refrlger WIDE SELECTION or tlENTALfl -- Adding Machines — Typewriters Equipment For Hiro Odd Jobs I'urk. Furnished and unfurnished, Immedl- Full Price $18,900 mono Ml'-OKM ator, parking and walk-In atomge (a alo occupancy. SAW L KL I'EIOHMH ADLUNti MACHINES - Typewriter KOrcTl'll-IjTlt "WITH Oi'EItATOH — MAHONRY itepa ftnd aldowallia, ALK . ntKRBEIt •— Kxpcr iced. AH 111 KICK" Moflrr»~ctiiil7s, KI r.llitipii. Spacious nmms, largo closets AGENCY. Ocnanport ,\\ e, Oceanpori sold, rented, repaired. Rerpico's 11) FrixH PIHI ifvtilor, tiitrtor. film-, ruko HOUSE PAINTING. M\& cariMMil oiuly work RUiiratUeeit, Kt-ynort «• OU glims tnlilt* lami^i «r>'alft. chunrtf- wfllh to shopping plaza, buses, schools 5i23VK) Monmouth flt.. Rorl Bank 747-OIR5. with opftratttr. Hourly, ilfiily 9IB-42T1 piLtios, R?ft»onat)le rntra. 747-I5R2. Her; ctu>mlslry ulnssw.-tri1; household Swim club for-tenants only. VETS NO DOWN urtli-lcs 747-145S. I1ELFO1U) Near Bt. Mary "a. New 1*1- Directions: Garden State Parkway to lovpl. Three liciinitmi:-., IIVIIIK room, Auto Body Repair General Contractors Pearl and Bead Res [ringing needed fur establislml aervlcr route, VIlUNITfjItK '• "KrlKUIaVrrvTi'T"!^^ Knit 117 to lit. 35-36. JSnst on 3fi, pnM Well kept throe-bedroom ranch with JHlli IMT wci'k Kininiutccil wiiilo trnln- ilinliiR morn and eiil-ln kitchen on up- •r, liril. iimttrpss, $20. T.V. comblim- .inl traffic Unlit, left on Florence Ave. per level. Approximately ,2,L'»« Bq. ft', of V_ Itntlia, ritlra larKo kitchen, EXPERT PAiNTLNd and body re- HMITII HlflhPKlW -- Palloi, M liiK Advinirr to JIL'O iifler IralnlnK. No Ion, 105. Odds nnl endi, $35. R72-O143. l'lmnt» HGMHifi. ivlng st>iice ii'us lurge one-car BivriiRC brfipzpway, garnRfi and basement nn pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy WTatlmw,L acMUWmsaddition , garnges, Call 291 Kxnertly on Iiraided nylon. H.Sfl a ;e\tnR. Call Ml-MilS lor hilrrvlcw. Itciit H75 or EirrancG your own ti*rmi to quiet ticjiil nnl Htrpet In Middietown Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 291-03(15 17«5 or 741-7MO. itrnnd. Sterling rlanpa from 75c. •iViV/ LUXURY LKUOX APARTMENTS F.H.A. s»r.i) down, aoort terms to U', 38 Broad St. ROUTE MEN RENT A TV 2',i roonm, air conditioned, near nil my. Owner transr&rrerl. 787-3703. any imalflfd iiuyer. PortihlB day. week IIAYSIIOUE TV. transportation. 21 Leroy PI., Red Bank. UKiHLANDS—Ono-famlly houae ovcr- Auto and Truck Rental Homo Improvements I'M ILL ANP PAIlT-TIMK HTKAhY r*l-l(«3 or 747-53W. ICMAIIIIK river and ocean, four liedrooms, Painting and Decorating YKAR-RODND WORK, NO I,AYOIWR .15 rhurcli Kt,. Keanshurg. 787-4100. Inrgi' living room, rlinlng mom find Full Price $13,900 AVIS Real • new car or truck. Low WORKINCJ MAN'S contractor. Alter- *!)fl. CAIt AND I'HONK RMQUlllNl) It kVltl n E1 OlToir "^"ifxc eiieni~~cimjC IIED HANK - Attractive furnlslieii kltcl\e», encloscfl porch, two-car Ra- fttlona, additions, pointing, masonry CALL 402IOT1 I1BTWKGN 10-12 NOON ft(>arimenl. One or two bedroonm; r[,1P flubjoct to FHA and VA approval- rats*. Mapls Ave., Red Hank. 747- I* H. IUUU — Talnter intorlor and lion, 150. Call location. Adult*, rut pi'ta. Call noon rage. Tier privileges, Ready September smnll Jobs too. Fhona evenings 5M extfrlor. No jobs too Inrga or too A NO 3-ti P.M. 7(i2 1. $150 monthly. Call after ll a.m. O308. 774-4214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. 1714. 74K1O0H, evenings 222-2O1B. ^ , dully HT2.177X •mull. Vrry reanonabla. Cull 747-DO3O. MAN — Nrvit, n*!l7ble. Niitlnnal firm l<*i>r 1 ItOflt Ituys in Diamonds Bought or Rcslylctl OHAKLKS UOWKIt CONTRAOTOn OAltl, 11. JONES - i'MntTnY and las openlnKfl fur two inrii in Monmuuth ].KONATR7li7nraA~x^Two~ln7l^pnlM^ THUKK HEDROOMfl -- Ii,i hntlm. NPW Additions, Improvements, llenunlil- docordtliifr. Fully Insured, for fren 'ounly. ilinidy work. $M>1! t« n I a r t '•' Vi< I Kle it K irnl'tVi'i M * * ft'ell runilfllictl Two hedroonin ent'h Yoilt tiun on corner. ImmArilnie nccu- dl us buy tlm dlnmotuts you don't Ing. All typrs miwon work. 74iM47fl. *Mln.fttt» TRII 7*T-3O11. II no answer taphi itwtCiiHP for nii-BcttiTs ('alt Kl 3 I o, in 's in ii\ ivlth Hf>(ifirate hath niul titR ctcaets on mncy, $1W> per month. 74I-2/1B7. \-M\:\ d.iy or cvrnlnn Un Inlervlrw. H tu- iipprr door. Dig htni.^f In nice miWl wear or let im rrstyla tliem for ynu unll sMer 6 p.m. II'IRIIIIOIIIOIHI. Free for Immrdlate rent- IMM'I T« rn is ukly MLHKHON — $11*5 n month, fleant[ful personally. KeuKsliins, u Drosd Bt. Moving and Storage '•;XI'f;iMMN<'KM HAK'rKM'Hli Wiili f w f icran view, fllx riMim, two imih roionlal ;«i.id refrrrniM* from New Jnsoy. Write nt l 7 I ii r llurr ("nni imy hlf WlnliT. ;'-lt-oiW7. U > M AI * "WAV~VvTl7ir* MO V"L ~^~Th Roofing. Siding and Insulation •A.M " (lux Ml. lied Hunk. 'fill lirilU.A 'Hirer ro inn iiiiiUMif.l 7-11 !• ml H Hit (•t»t Electrical Contractor m.i ?:»). (diir rodiim $12. flvn rooms r.1, a»J N»VC- MONMOimi ItKAOl'l'""' IVj>ionil7rr"- hi»f. Nirrly Mrninhcd two nr llirpR lied- nix numiH $H«. Aim. World WlU WN CO. ^:'~UimTi^grHl'il 1IVR~A KK H RESIDENTIAL and conimerctal wir- ftvicp. I-or fri'o «Htlmiit« call Iniul'illon IniUUeii ntul giinrantacil IEI.P WANTI-D-Male - Female j JK 'S.^fI -f ll 'J,""M,S k>mn. Hot wntiT lirM. firejilucp. Ra- lU r W\ No |ipt5. Lirj.'.'lllH utter H p.in, BRITE ing. Now In ntn Hat I on or repair 0121 or 3Sf)-3E)14. SPRINGVIEW GARDENS tsrvlee. Allen' Klectrlc. 747-0013. for 10 yi's.r». 775-0706. ?fl AM. M PART-TIME !l I'M, illhi-r ilnyn !> A M. U> « I'M, NIHUKD - Wewly Nursing Homo 283 SPRING ST., RED BANK IJVIHK rtmm, din-tip, kllch- REALTY, INC. Tel. Answering Service Iwi'iiinji Hours nnd Saturday TVrKWItlTKIl lervvtioil norlnhle. ilroonifi, f ,ni. JHl) monllily. Entertainment lull t'lHKUtliintitlun., $.«! or liest o(t»r. Cn.il MMEDIATE AND Kl'VUHF] Of'Ct'- lt Inlmdfl HurntnB I!om». Kor thn con- 1"ANC:\'. I.MinK TWO-HKllllImM occiipnrjry. CnU 7RM4SIL FORACTIONI LET Ufl IU6 your seorotary. No need 'iiflltlmm IKIW ()|HM| for tn|Pi)lir)n^ BUlnn nflrr fl p.!)). ?<2>Hl IIMT4 'Ickets available tot latent llroad- aiescfmt, crironicalJy 111 nnd difficult i>opl»> innking rtill ftlher frnm our of- APAIITHENTK. DININR 1[ O O M HMON M 011'ili" H K AC 11 "-^TPhrnv" dmC. 3370 Huh way .13 11, tvay Shows *nd Msjor Rportr £v»nti. nursing earn patlants. SUt* Hwy. Si. to ml»i calls. 34 hour answtrlng JO'llNHON'fl *ANTIQIfKfl ' KPAriOLNI CI.OflBTIi, HEAT. HOT Homfortnbip flve-rmnn anrl acrponed 17S Monmoutn Bt., Jted Dank. ' HoimdtJ. 0*6-4200. ••rvic. 741 470a CB or ytnit liornr. l-'POGO By WALT KEUH The Pesticide MCSOWANA Debate Set DAILY CROSSWORD ASBURY PARK - The Citi- ACROSS 18. God of war M.Dis- AGENCY zens Against Mass Spraying 1. Stylish coven 5. Girl's DOWN 20, The REDUCED IN RUMSON (CAMS) have scheduled a debate nickname 1. Division of capital Wrmi! PUTIN TH6 BUM OF with Dr. Winston Bostick, head 9.MUdcigar a sentence is Lhasa "Sold Medallion Home" of the physics department of 10. Crippled 2. Red deer 23. Body of This is a chance for a smart Stevens Institute, of Technology, 12. Seraglio 3. Anger water buyer to make a really good deal. taking the side of opposition to 13. A color 4. Direction 25. Female A brand new all electric homi broad pesticide use. and another 14. Forth finder deer with four bedrooms, three baths authority, perhaps from Rutgers 15. Knave of 5. A sweet-" 27. Hay living room, dining room, kitch University, speaking for spray- clubs in loo heart and „ en, 29x14 paneled family room ing. 17. Poem 6. Male sheep forage YeiteriUy'i Answer 24'xl4' patio, attached garage 18. Part of 7. Pulpit plant Owner's change in plans force . Also scheduled for the meeting "to be" 8. Sewinjj 28. Island off 35. Cautions sale, sacrifice $23,000. which will be held during the 19. One of the implement Greece 38. Otherwise last week of September, are planes of a 9. Group of 29. Bountiful 40. Voided By REG SMYTHE REALTORS the election of officers and ap- diamond church 30. Coniferous escutcheon ANDY CAPP 258 Newman Springs Rd. pointment " of committees. 21. Music note singers tree 42. Even: CAMS held an organization 22. Put up a 11. Reverie 31. Pat poet LISTEN,RUM,IF YOUVE Red Bank 747-3000 struggle 16. Perform 32. Expunge 44. Swiss liver 24 Hours 7 Day meeting here last week with 24. The same: GOT NOTHIN' BETTER TO; George L. Piakham of Wall Town^ Lat 1 2 3 4 5 (0 7 8 ship and Mrs. Richard W. Cham- POTHAN A-ONE. and a-Two. and a-THRKE, ar 26. Half ems a-FOURTH bedroom (a few daya tro: berlin of Neptune as acting chair 27. Finnish 9 10 II completion) make this CAPE COD wii men. a 12x16 family roam plus H 16X20 R seaport rage a must for today's PnPL'l lightfiil Colonial with large liVinc rwnn admission to the picnic, which is dining room modern kitchen with din open to the public. Refresh- 4ng area, four real large boilrooir lull basement and recreation room, two ments will be served and pony Car garage. Good location, OIVHIT musl rides will bo provided for the leave now. SEE THIS HOME. OF KERED AT REDUCED PItlCE OF $32, children. Bridge Column BOO for QUICK ACTION. In case of rain, the event will CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor be held Sunday, Sept. 20. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 63 Klverakle T4I-4O.TO Red Ba*ik Opposite Molly Pitclier Inn AIRMEN PROMOTED The true bridge expert bids so LARGE FAMILIES NOTE BILOXI, Miss. - William S aggressively that he may think Wi have ]uat Hated a Unp, wiortfr of himself as a swashbuckler wilh ten-room home, which Include a fl Van Benthuysen, son of Mr. and The Hand STEVE ROPER By SAWDERS and OVERGARD bedrooms, (ten, 33' paneled family rooi Mrs. Seth L. Van Benthuysen of a pistol in each hand and a cut- South dealer and addition to all Hits a ill' baseme recreation room, 2\'-> Imths. Finn 11 W. Main St., Farmingdale, lass between his teeth. In the Both sides vulnerabla •choots area. Sec it this week. 5^,500. N. J., has been promoted to play of the cards, however, he NORTH LETV JUST TSlIf ABOUT aDDWS William Htntejtnann iKIrmj "23 Rldj 4 K.532 FOR A JOKER WHO UEVER A RICH UNCLE THE 'RED BAIL" EXPRESS,MIKE/ Rd., Rumaon. 842-0O0O. airman second class in the U. S.wears both belt and suspenders, COULD KEEP TWO DIMES LONG and he carries an umbrella when V KJ8 OBLtGINGLV \ -FILL UP AND RED BANK — RUMSON nna miT Air Force at Keesler AFB here. O AJI063 ENOUGH TO JlWae, HUSK, ttCKED OFF, MIKE.') SETTLE DOWN/ •.round. Large, free catalog on re- there is nary a cloud in the sky. WRE LIVING PEETTy HISH uest. Multiple and open listings. Park Airman Van Benthuysen is SI comfort at our modorn office, WEST EAST ON THE HAM-BONE/ presently a student in a com- There's nothing fearfully dar- r RAY STILLMAN, Realtor munications-electronics course in ing about South's contract. South *94 AQJ10 8 "Our 46th year" should bid game even if he l HAPPEU TO complete equipment. Excel lent uchoo West opens the five of clubs, O Q52 KNOW XXI COME' FROM A LONG •ituatlon. Acting $19,600. RUBSELL M * KQ63 BORUS, Realtors. fll» River Rtl,, Fat Drive Nov. 7 to 14 and East plays the jack. The LINE OP SHARE-CROPPERS/ Haven. 747-4532, Member Multiple List South West North East -•WHAT'S THE REAL DEAL? Ing Service. FREEHOLD — Monmouth average declarer plays a cunning 1 NT Pass 2 A Fass MIDDLETOWN — Barn red Cape Cod, County Scouts will participate king to win this trick, hoping to 2 0 Pass 3 0 Pass trees, fireplace, river rights, three bed- Nov. 7 to 14 in an annual Good confuse the opponents as to the 3 NT All Pass rooms, den. Near train, bua, etc. Yard Opening lead — * 5 adjoininc woods. $16,500. 717-2188. Turn Clothing Drive for Good- •whereabouts of [he queen. 7O1 SPLIT LEVEL—Seven rooms. 1% will Industries, it was announced It turns out to confuse nobody. NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT ami GEORGE CRENSHAW baths, 20x24 puneled den, breezeway. Landscaped, trees, Complete privacy, today by James D. Fraser South must go after the diamonds, One notrump should be a reason FHA. tlfl.OOO, S!H0 down. 671-35J5. GoodwiM's executive director. and East wins with the king and able part-score contract. IP MB P0E5NT NOTICE HI/NOTICE RUMSON — Beautiful frame and brick returns the nine of clubs. This N« NSW HKr J'UU CLOBBER NEW ON TOP OF HER •plit level on 1% acres, three bed- On Nov. 7 the scouts will dis- For Sheinwold's 36-page book- YOU BOTH! VOU MEN room, fourth licdruom, or muid'n room ribute special good turn bags holds the trick, and East con- HEW? SVj batlia, paneled den with fire tinues with his remaining club to let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' AR6 ALL. ALIKE.' tiace, recreation room with bar, cen-which may be filled with un- Jral air conditioning. Also lovely 23x50 give West the rest of the suit. send 50c to Bridge Book, Red contour swimming pool with cabana wanted, but usable, clothing. Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand Many extras. Must soil quickly, MARY WORTH fireplace, attached garage, full cellar. LAWLEY AGENCY clubs South must play low Rumson, and John C. Gustavsen largs lot. Appraised for $17,800. Selling Established 1032 once more. for $16,800. Immedi&to occupancy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Olav Gus Phone 291-1473, Realtors - Insurors South plays one of his honors tavsen, 6 Riverdale Ave., Mon GONNA LKE THOSE BK Multiple Listings on the third round of clubs and mouth Beach, participated in the OUTDOOR GIRL MUSCLES, LINCROFT — Baven room apllt level, 741-6262 is then safe. When East gets in annual "Activities Week" during HUH?-WHV,V0U-~ Central air conditioned. (600 down to with the king of diamonds, he has a visit to the U. S. Coast Guard 3OZY five-room house on aeven acre THINGS THEY 5WD ABOOT W«l qualified buyer. Immediate occupancy. [arm off Hwy. 9; hot water heat, tile no .dub to lead. If East did have Academy here. ath, fruit trees, excellent block butld- a club, the suit would then break WERE NOT TRUE! DON' BUBCH REALTY CO., 8«-U80. igs. 114.900. They were among 111 high Weisgold & Krupnlck, Inc. 4-4, and South would lose only THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - On three club tricks anyway. school sophomores and juniors 75x100 lot. Many extras. (14,200 Firm, Brok«B who, through their local Coasl 787-4077. 2215 Hwy. 9 I^akewood The pessimistic play gives up i Between Freehold and Lake wood) Guard Auxiliary unit, were se MIDDLKTOWN — Four bedrooms, ex- IG3-3080 Evening.-. 162-6455 South's chance for two club tricks tra large modern kitchen, separate din- —except that South was never lected to visit the academy. ing room. Largo living room, sun- porch, lft car garage. Chain Unit fence LOTS & ACREAGE going to make a second club "Activities Week" is a program In batfttyard. House and crountls in ex- trick. The important thing is to designed to encourage qualified cellent condition. $16,500. 7S7-1740. HRICKTOWN — Choice lurpe lot. Lnke LINCROFT — Beautiful homo priced Riviera. Hpctlon, Close tn Brick Plnza imit West to three club tricks. and interested young men in com- below coat In market for qulrft sale. shopplnR renter and parkway. $3200. DAILY QUESTION peting for cadet appointments your bedrooms, 2'-. baths.-"family room. Call 671-20^7. •tc. G'OSB to sciioolB and shopping. Partner opens with 1 NT (16 toDuring the four-day project, the Call owner, 747-9051. ^^ ____ REAL ESTATE WANTED 18 points), and the next player youngsters lead a simulated ca- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — New ranch, passes. You hold: Spades—9 4. det's life, complete with academ- eight huge rooms, 2'j baths, fireplace, DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNER THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK recreation room, scenic view. Choice Hearts—9 5 4 2. Diamonds—8 7. ic classes and physical condition- location. $28,500. Cnli 842-1866 of 842- ARE THESE YOL'lt PROBLEMS? 8355. C!ubs-A 10 8 5 2. What do you ng. Informal discussion groups say? between the high school boys and I WOUeHT \ WE'VE GROWN UR --IN ANOLrTPTr LIKE I DO MINP. HEW SHREWSBURY RANCH — Elpht Being translerrcd? mortgage payments "THIS WAS I MISS CAR/. rooms, Wi bath3, large lot, trees. Ex- to hisli? House t(n> small? Are you Answer: Pass. Game is out of academy faculty officers, and a A PRESS CONFERENCE THATVDUCOULP /YOU FRESH cellent schools, carpeted, full Ijtisemt' ed down to a home and can't sell IN BENGALI- JUNGLE- / KAPIO, TENNIS, USE A GUARD-- paneled recreullon room, nit.iched t' i'iiiiKc cif ;L hi Eh niortgnfe. We will the question since you have only co-ordinated air-sea search and LAND. / SOPA POP. car garnge. Owm-r. ^J-'.!K);i. ftU'^ii sutnc th;it high mortgage with cash ABSURP/ you hcsliifs. 4 points in high cards and part- rescue demonstration culminated RUMSON WATERFRONT—Tills won't We will buy your home with any :he activities. last long, four-bedroom, two-bath a! oblem you liiivc. ner has only 18 points at most. tractive Cape Cod, dKht yi'iirs old Ask about our trade-In plan, Btudlo room over garage partially fin- Nfver IL commission involved whether ished. Sundeck 18x24 ovt-rlooklnR unt< e buy, sell, or lrade-ln. Jllcely landicapeii CaH ua now for ap- Don't wi.il. i-iill ua now. pointment. AnkltiE 529,500. THE LOW MANLEY ASSOCIATES. 671-5353 By Ceean AGENCY, Realtors, 636 River Rd., "ASTRO-GUIDE" Fair Haven, 741-447T. WE NEED JfOUR HOME ir 12 salespeople- nave clients waiting For Wednesday, August 26 OVERLOOKING NEW YOItK HARBOR :or your listing. They need ranches, — Private beach privileges. Three bed- iptlt levels, two atorlea; also Investment loom ranch. \\h baths, hot iilr oil property. Call U3 lor a q«'lck Mile. Two Present—For You and firert heat. Attached oversi/.vd namse. •"• es serving you. $26,000. A. FRED MAFFKO AGENCY. WALKER & WALKER Yours • • • Maintain your in- 735 Broad St.. Shrewsbury. Call 741-0333 Realtors tegrity no matter how you are BEST NO $ DOWN --- Tlirep-bedronni ihrewBbury ortico Mlddletown Office ranch, living - dining combination, 11-5212 871-331) templed to take a short cut. science kitchen, tiled bath, full base- ,VK NEED - Five or six. 2-3 bedroom Aspects favor increasing your nient, recreation room, screened patio, mines furnished or unfurnished, trow attached garage, Kt. James Parish. IS.I tr> $175 pt'i moiilh for Itnvunlnq knowledge of world affairs Overlooking lakr> $1(1,000 prjfmnel. THE RERCJ AGENCY, Rt. By GEORGE SIXTA 747-M34 _ 5. Mldrllctown. Ii7l-1(H)(I. through a study course or by ' TAK K ATlVA NT A OE LUMSON - Or Locust waterfront"! intensive self-teaching. Associate 120O puts you In this three-bed room 1 home, priced below FHA appraisal. 'rlvacjv, Four or morn lipilroom hnnu , wilh people who can be helpful lloune and grounds In perfect condition. 'elrphone 6SI-5383, Box 307. Uradley Excellent resident Ini areit. Finished loach, in assisting you. A cheerful eve- three room bnapment. Owner trans- BLUN0~Y"0UR~H0ME?~Wp~hnv7 ning lies ahead. fer red. Call now we have tiif key. njyers, list your lioitif" wltli UH for PAUL P. BOVA, npnUnr, 671-2514. 'ant ftnd efficient servire Call THK 7WRTIN AOKNCY, itPiiltors. Trailo- NEW LISTING — We can hanUJTwBU s. Thompson Ave. ami Hwy. 30, Past... On Angnst 26, 1776, to give you thn scoopl Tliln home re- •onnnlo. 291-lfiOO, Flrfurp - • . Some airlines may cently gutted and remodeled has four soon install closed circuit TV good sized bodromfi, one lRxlfi, studio AVE QUALIFIED BUYER FOR the Continental Congress passed Btyle, two (ull baths, HvlnR room, din- '"OUR. HEDRO0M RJANCH — Uismaon- systems in the'ff planes. One plan ing mom, Mtrhcn, rnm.irkabiy planned HanH area. FINLAY AGENCY, being considered is the installa- by well tknown artist nml worn com- the first pension act. It granted pli*tt:ly In cu-opnmtlim with one of tiiR rn-mw. tion of 9-inch TV screens in he l ruiitractfir's in men. We're? vrry half-pay for life to all soldiers •ntlntslaslin and fomplctcly MO id ton- HELLING YOI'It HOME? front of each scat. Taped TV ciuniiiK tm.s liimic Hei'In>; Is lii'lievini;. ry riur pcrsririHll/pfl Rpsil Kstatp Kcrv- shows, movies, etc., would be W2.TM). Call OLA/.KHKOOk' HEAL K9- e. Open lisllng* prclrrrcd. All lys*i-;; disabled in the service of their TATK AHSOC1ATKS INC, Avptiuc of l offered, with the passenger mak- Two lUvrrs, Kinnsoti. H I'M 7(10. country. ing a choice. UROU'N A- OVKiri'dN ACKNt'Y 1j'i"'lTAi~iin',VKl\ Tups in h Rt>ftl Kiitiilf Pretty tic.. Klmitr-d nwon room Cnp [1 While Si Rpd Hunk 741-252!5 C:(! t The Day Under Your Sign bath. I'll' living ronin, Hcpurnlp diiilnj; rmmi, jilc^-flaviiiB intKlcrn l;|tclici», :il- tficiifil Rarngp, oil drat, prlmd to writ LEGAL NOTICE- ARIES (Corn March 21 lo April 19) LIBRA (Sopl. 23 to Oct. 22) at $lfi,(K)(l fJLWOOll A. Alt.MKTKONC. ]n time of crinis yen will find tne [.nve is a many splemlorcd tliinir as IA- MARK TRAIL liy El) DODD AOKNCY," Realtor, W,R Pnmi.rct Ava., iifith you netd, 10 rton't repair. brans sre tnpcctllly aware of at tills time Litt_ln__ftilvpr. 741-150(1. MONMOUTH <.'OUNTV COURT TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 7} to Nov. 21) THAT'S MY BEOTHEPfe FOIIH HEDKOOM IinM)G •-- On JWIiclM) Var altrntion to what ottirrK arc coring KfKaitaneoua kindness aliOvn yon by a BOAT.- AND THERE HE IS AT /ySHW I'VE SEraiED EERYWHEC JamlncapRd pornpr pint. Priced to ncll tit IJiYt WIVISION'MONIHOUnl COUNTV iiistr.nl of lieinjr introsjKctive. ra.-nw! *txjnakituK<: theen you op. *IH,(HW. TUB ClIItTJN AfJBNCY, HMI- Ihn-hn No. ICill) • THE DOCK/ COMB FROM?..AND WHEBQ ftfOR HIM SINCE THE t|UAK6. torn, '[•rade-iiifl. 'liiompaon Ave. fr i!wy. Civil Arlk.il GEMINI (May 21 foJtmi2l) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 io Dec 21) \ DID YOU BUN INTO PAT? / IIC5 THE MAN I'M G0IN3 Jfi. _Lr>onan|fi. ifH-lNdO, NOTHI; or in:AiiiN(i Your versatility itnprri*™ othere «nd You arc a Iwrn leader nnd otbns wiQ: ATI-ANTHl~ ]»(111fJvNPH""--~"iVill»TdP IN THH MATrBll OF THK AI'Pl.l- imy j;rl an utniMnl offer. UxA. lo ynn for advice. lie Iidpful. riinch, view i»f Now Ycik Itay, thri-i* CATKIN OI-' I'AIH, MI'lt HAY ]•'()[ t I, M A V K TO Af^ti I' M K TI IE N A M K CANCCR (Junt 22 lo July 21) CAPRICORN |Doc. 22 ,o Jan. 20) lifilrmmiH and bath, HIIIIMO, lower level Vi.ur nrr.l f.ir nffrrli.iri i< .unl'ly mrt liy 1 (IK I'AI'I. IHUKIAN. You f;rt alunj: wrll with evrrynnc (luring rcr.rRfilldt, i,,,,!,^ |,a(|r, tw»r,ir K-'r-iK* family .in.l fiirncK ;,l ilm lime. K1'1" ni'tiiliily Yearly h-'i' t> J!H nl t:1 TO WHOM IT M AY ('(I NT I'] H N': ll,,.. ^rio-l. luit tiprrUlly rt.it.tfrn. T.ike N'»lh»' Tliiit lh>- uii'lcndKi'i'd will n.il'lv \u \Ue Miinnmilih CnimlV HO (July 32 lo Au<|. 21) AQUARIUS (Jon. 21 Jo Feb. 19) 111 MI'I SIHIA- W.III ill' iiipi' v,il M, r'|*!i!y, },, IiiMn null, HI !i,.:n A M In ris locti' yinir iliirtfrmnr. fJvn'.' :"n,|1('nr'(l lin"'li. '"'I h'"iHi-nifrii; n.Tii'iM. M»I VIRGO (Auq. 22 lo Sopl. 22] PISCES (1 20 lo Mirch 20) A (I K 1 1 1 lli'l let ••tlNMiWuinj;'; Clf (lllirtS distress WAVK'K"' "' " ^i" "' ' '" WM'JV'KII A VflllT JU< in ii on . U tliouklu't even uiiKttn yoH. ate ,.l> .1.1, rtl Ialar Iiirnil% or MlirWH bury. n\r^\2.' ^l-timlr' l':.-iui-.. ' M.-y Tin ii .tin I'AI.'L MlltltAV , MJisliCTB Ncmiaptr Syndic**

Williinn C. I- ;in fiiiiii ii Aug. IS, ••>. t Mor«C©mfortWe Smvttnvi inwdcr, tprlnlrivl «n ttlptr t&d Iwww pU.t*« h/jWjn tritfA e/Uitr w tfcM ob*} !«l more «»&- Riverview torttble. Wa gummy, gooey, ptMty COMPANY U»U cr (eeUag. It's Ultullne (QOL- »dd). Dots not tour. Checks "plat* ikSIUKlf fA«K • »tB IA.NIC • IRICK odoz tMMth". Get FASTEETH today With $8 M drug counters everywhere. RED BANK - A gypsy for- tune teller found a bright future for Riverview Hospital in her crystal ball last week. WHY PAY She was Kathy Stroupe, 13 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stroupe of 112 Harrison Ave. MORE? Red Bank, who helped conduc i benefit fair that raised $8 for he hospital building fund. Also helping were Defcbie Runge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Runge of 126 Harri- son Ave., Fair Haven, where the fair was held; Carol and Russell Stroupe; Diane Vessells, daugh- Elizabeth ArdenV ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ves- THIRSTY REPUBLICANS — Three SOP councilmen quench thirst with Gold Water sells of 128 Harrison Ave., Fai Haven, and Rochelle Seldin Firmo-Lift soda pop and watermelon (Goldwatermelon?) at Eatontown Republican picnic Sun- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pau day at Lewis St. playground. Left to right are Councilman Robert B. Dixon, Ralph L. Seldin of 122 Harrison Ave., Fai can make your MIDDLETOWN Lewis, council president, and Leon B. Smock, Jr. Mr. Dixon and Mr. Smock atB cam- Haven. skin look younger Roller coaster rides and other Route 35 and paigning for re-election in November. thrill seekers' delights were fash- New Monmouth Bd. ioned out of playground appa- After cleansing the skin, pour Asbury Park is a member of thi ratus and porch furniture Chiropodists Name Area CommiHeemen Firmo-Lift Lotion on a damp- membership committee. raise money for the 1604)ed hos TRENTON — The Central Di Dr. Leonard Carlbon of Red iNew Shrewsbury | pita] wing now under construc- vision of the New Jersey Chirop- ank has been named to the ened pad and smooth against Dartmouth freshman Joe tion. at Route 35 odists Society, encompassing a jublic information and educa- Knight of Cleveland finished sec- the skin. The skin will feel firm. seven-county area, has an- ion commitee; Dr. Henry Red- ond in the 1964 Eastern White- Shrewsbury Ave. So through this Firmo-Lift nounced committeemen anc us of Red Bank is a member water Kayak championships at ohairmen /or 1964-65. of the vocational guidance and Jamaica, Vt. Rowan Pays Treatment every day, see how scientific committees; Dr. Mor- simply sensational your skin tex- ris Friedman of Freehold is Richard Oehlein of Union, N.J Dividend ihairman of the scientific com- will captain the U.S. Military d contour is! Firmo-Lift RED BANK - In the first ha "/ bank at Fint Merchants National mittee, and Dr, Leon Bruno ofAcademy's 1965 tennis team. of 1964, the Rowan Controlle: 5.00 Company of 30 South Bridge Ave. plui tax 'cause it's easiest.. t this place, and Westminster, Md. THERE'S NO CHARGE earned 31 cents a share on sale one stop takes eart of all my FOR SERVICE AT STERLING.. of $2,270,107 as compared with loss of six cents on sales bonking needs* But It Makes a Million-Dollar $1,912,155 for the same period STEINBACH'S COSMETICS, Strut Fleer Difference in Your Satisfaction! last year. ilio Aibury Park, Brick Town Improvements of earnings derived in part from a cost re A»bni7 Pwk • 1*4 duction program reported in May Bank • Huuiill FUMUTHR.C and in part from the higher vo JMCerclicunte • North Ajborj Park ume of business obtained. • Patr Saves 140 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. 747-4000 • Holmlel • Brlelt The company paid a dividend al Oum 10 A.M. te » P.M. Mut. thru Fa the quarterly rate of 5 cents i Huuoiih Oontr'f Baglnal Bank—M Taan of Cnllnuiu turtm » A.M. to I P.M. Saturday! share, the 98th cash dividend pay , Utnin Federal tomtit iBiurow* Corp. „...,_ ment since 1917.

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