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Iisued daily, Monday t&roujh Friday. Second Class Poatajt PAGE ONE VOL. 87, NO. 35 Paid *t Red Bank and « Additional Mailing OHices. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1964 7c PER COPY In Pater son, Elizabeth Third Night of Violence

By BARRY KRAMER violence in a row—matched that police car was "extensively ing in the streets of the city's Twenty squad cars roared onto PATERSON (AP) - Gasoline of recent racial rioting in Har- damaged" by rocks and bricks, multiracial Elizabethport dis- First Street from all directions, bombs, bottles and bricks lem, Brooklyn and Rochester, Mayor Frank X. Graves said. trict by Negroes and whites. and helmeted policemen with crashed on the streets of Pater- N.Y., and Jersey City. Several store windows were Shortly before midnight surne clubs took command immediate- son's Negro district for the third Paterson police reported that smashed and a gasoline bomb •10 Negro youths began a march ly- successive night, but city of- between 50 and 60 incidents oc- set a small fire at the Ace Wip- on one side of First Street, but "All right,, the show is over, ficials called the vandalism and curred Thursday night in and ing Rag Co., a two-story build- broke into a run when a while get into your homes," they disorder less serious. near the city's predominantly ing on River Street. man in a telephone booth yelled, yelled. A Negro who did not In Elizabeth, police swinging Negro Fourth Ward. They ar- Graves, who promised to meet 'Hey, get that boy in the move was clubbed back into a nightsticks swept a street clear rested 23 Negroes, one white street violence with total force, gray jacket." doorway by police. of hundreds of Negro and white man and a doien juveniles. The said late Thursday night: "I'm Bottles Thrown Most of the young people in youths at midnight after a po- unidentified white man alleged- very encouraged at this point,.. A bottle struck a police car; the street retreated into the Pio- lice car was struck with a bot- ly was arrested with a bottle in I think they know we mean others smashed in the street. neer Homes, a low-income pub- tle. There too, on the third night his hand, business—a year in jail for fool- The milling crowd of between lic housing project. Officers of violence, authorities said ten- 4 Injured ing around with a cop." 200 and 300 persons began run- were stationed on the roofs of sion appeared to be subsiding. Three policemen and a teen- In Elizabeth, the midnight ning and shouting along several the three-story project to guard clash climaxed a night of mill- blocks. (See ROITS, Page 3) GOING UP —Workmen install the numerous forms required for the pouring of con- The pattern—three nights of ager suffered minor injuries. A crete floors for the $14 million addition to Bell Laboratories' Inc., research center, Holmdel. When completed — in about two years — the addition, identical to first faction, will provide working space for 2,000 employees. The entire structure will contain 1,200,000 feet of gross floor area. Redistricting Hassle Grows WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress was caught By the time they did, the Tuck bill was in. their Tuck's hill, which he called "a simple meas- Mayor Votes to Spare Span today in a deepening controversy over the Supreme laps, and after a close look at it, a lot of them have ure," has only two provisions. One says the Su- Court's ruling that state legislatures must be reap- decided that the Senate proposal looks good. preme Court shall no longer have the right to re- portioned on a "one-man, one-vote" basis. Worked out by Senate Democratic Leader Mike view state reapportionment cases coming from any Mansfield and Republican Leader Everett M. Dirk- federal court or state Supreme Court. In the Senate, opponents of any delay in carry- sen in conjunction with the Justice Department, ing out the court's ruling threaten drawn-out debate The other says the federal district courts shall it would permit states to delay reapportionment un- on a delaying proposal that Senate leaders want to have no jurisdiction over any state reapportion- 'LittleBridge 'Saved til Jan. 1, 1966 "in the absence of highly unusual ment cases. attach to the foreign aid bill. circumstances." In sending It to the House floor the Rules Com- By BOB BRAMLEY road intersections on either side freeholders are ready to remove In the House, a tough new bill that would strip It was the addition of those last seven words the federal courts of any jurisdiction over state re- mittee resorted to a little-used procedure that per- RUMSON - The little bridge of the bridge. the span as soon as approval is to Dirksen's original proposal for an unconditional mits it to take any bill away from a House Legis- Is saved. "But if the vandalism continues, received from both boroughs. apportionment cases has suddenly been dumped on delay that triggered Smith's action on the Tuck the speaker's table, where it is ticking like a time lative committee — in this case the Judioiary Com- Mayor Charles S. Callman or if safety is not served," Mayor 'Up to Rumson' bill. mittee. laved it single-handedly at last Callman warned, "the original "It's up to the Borough of Rum- bomb. Smith said they rendered the proposal "a nulli- night's Borough Council meeting resolution will be reinstated in on." The House bill, authored by Rep. William M. ty," and he won the support of Rep. William M. It was done over cries of "robbery" from Rep. when he cast a tie-breaking vote short order." Rumson's governing body, Tuck, D-Va, was sprung on the unsuspecting sup- McCulloch, R-Ohio, who had joined Dirksen by in- Emanuel Celler, D-NY, chairman of the Judiciary on a motion to rescind council's The Board of Freeholders has which originally adopted a reso- porters of the court by Rep. Howard W. Smith, troducing in the House a bill identical to his orig- Committee. "You're riding the judiciary committee previous resolution favoring dem- given assurance that it will re- lution favoring demolition later D-Va, the chairman of the House Rules Committee. inal Senate proposal. out on a rail," he protested. olition of McCarter's bridge over move the span at county expense asked the county to disregard its He won a 10-4 vote in his committee to send the "They make it nothing more than a pious hope," He was even harsher in his appraisal of the Ridge Rd. by the county,. any time within the year's trial request when faced with a peti- bill to the House floor before his opponents had said McCulloch in testimony before the Rules Com- Tuck bill. He said it was "absolutely unconstitu- With the mayor's vote, the res- period, he said. (See BRIDGE, Page 3) - time to figure out what was happening. mittee supporting the Tuck bill. (See REDISTRICTING, Page 3) olution was rescinded, 4 to 3. The vote to preserve the con- - For a trial period of a year or troversial bridge followed pres- less, Mayor Callman explained, entations by Elmer J. Noll of the span will remain. Fair Haven, chairman of the A group of 300 Rumson petition- Monmouth County Traffic Safety ers will clean up the bridge and Committee, favoring demolition; Zoners Demand Censure of Planning Chairman plant attractive and thorny green- and Michael Guarino, spokesman ery upon and around it to pre- for 300 Rumson petitioners who By FRANK W. HARBOUR build a gas station on Red Hill ly pounced on the zoners—in- ing Board of "trying to rezone —Asked the Planning Board to dauer had questioned the ethics vent vandalism, bearing the full want the structure to remain. HOLMDEL - The Planning Rd.—and went further in request- formed the committee that It by variance." "censure" its chairman. of the board on the gas station expense. Meeting in the Shadowbrook Board and Zoning Board of Ad- In printed releases issued last ing that the governing body con- strongly opposes variance ap- —Demanded a "public apology" issue. The county highway department in Shrewsbury yesterday, the saf- justment, in a word, are at war. sider rezoning the entire area night, the Zoning Board hit back. —Declared that Mr. Goldsmith's has promised to clean up and ety committee unanimously re- It's over the issue of land use proval—and its chairman, Ber- from Theodore Freidauer, presi statements had" affected the "In- from residential to commercial. Unprecedented • denr of tfie Property Owners'. As- Improve the roadway in the un- quested Mr. Noll and Police Chief in the Red Hill Rd. area at the nard Goldsmith, accused the Zon- tegrity" of both boards. "' The Planning Board, ipimediate- In an unprecedented action, it: sociation, stating that Mr. Frei- derpass, which now has an ex- William H. Zerr, also a commit- new Garden State Parkway in- —Challenged Mr. Goldsmith's tremely high crown and is flanked tee member, to urge Borough terchange. claim that township master plan- by deep stone drains—at county Council's approval of county dem- Last month, the Zoning Board Government Donation ner O. Wayne, Noble has gone on expense. olition of the bridge. voted to recommend that the record against a gas station on Warning Signs Fair Haven's governing body Township Committee grant a var- Red Hill. Rd% The county*will also post signs gave its approval some time ago, iance to William H. Potter, board —Challenged the Planning warning of the low clearance at Mr. Noll explained, adding: "The secretary, and Humble Oil Co. to Board's jurisdiction in making a Auto Graveyard Going to School judgment on the issue. In asking for censure of Mr. By JACQUELINE ALBAN Goldsmith, the Zoning Board Canadian Boats to Race HIGHLANDS -The Henry Hud- listed these reasons: son Regional School District may Claim Sole Power be the only one—anywhere—to —Regarding the contention that have the dubious distinction of the board is attempting to rezone In Sweepstakes Regatta inheriting a junkyard. by variance: "As a matter of Sen. Clifford P. Case offered fact" according to township or- By HY CUNNINGHAM inboards from Canada, notified Cuppers that hit speeds of 150 the information yesterday that dinances "as interpreted by our " RED BANK - Red Bank's the committee of their intentions miles per hour, and offers thrill- the U. S. General Services Ad- attorney and the township attor- National Sweepstakes missed to race here on the Navesink ing races on the type presented ministration will assign 4.4 acres ney this board has the sole and out on the World Championships River. by the huge unlimited Gold Cup- of federal surplus propery—be- exclusive power to hear applica- because of a shortage in finances, Word was received from the pers. hind the Twin Lights musuem— tions and recommend to the but it still isn't halting entries Canadian Boating Federation, Money SUM Needed to the Department of Health, Ed- from outside of the country. Toronto, Canada of classes 266 Despite the continuous finan- ucation, and Welfare for "con- (See ZONERS, Page 2) Ralph S. Cryder, chairman of 225 and 7-Litre ready for races cial difficulties, (there still is a veyance to the regional school the 'Sweeps," last night reported here. The 7-Litre class is the quota to be met money wise) it district for educational use." that owners of three classes of one known as the Junior Gold appears as if the National Sweep- The prime gift land is flat— CBS to Buy stakes is once again on its way to and, in one area, now is used a successful Sept. 6-7 regatta. a helicopter pad, improved with Arthur Hafner, inboard chair- blacktopping. /V.Y. Yankee Local Beauties Ready man of Region Three of the Almost Ready American Power Boat Associa- That section, according to Re- Ball Team tion, sent in a report that he ex- gional Board President George J. For Convention Roles pected at least 130 craft here for Lahey, could be used "almost im- NEW YORK (AP) — The the holiday weekend of racing. mediately" by the school for bas- Columbia Broadcasting System By WILLIAM HENDERSON formation kit containing hints In the 7-Litre class the 1962 ketball, tennis, and handball with was set today to complete the ATLANTIC CITY - Ten of which will help her to carry out national champions will be . on the addition of some fencing. purchase of the New York Yan- Monmouth County's prettiest her assigned jpb of making the hand and it is a possibility that But the wooded area between the Democrats who will serve as host- delegates' staj( here a pleasant kees, the richest and most fam- the. 1963 champ also will make Twin Lights and the regional esses at the party's national one. ous franchise in sports, in a sen- the trip to try out the racing school, once famous for its pic- convention here will be feted to- The governor and his wife will JAMMED UP JUMBLE — Included in a parcel of government surplus land obtained sational maneuver that could conditions of the Navesink. turesque beauty, is cluttered and morrow by Governor and Mrs. treat the girls to luncheon—after yesterday by Henry Hudson Regional School are 56 junk cars like those pictured place the network behind the Jack Ploplis, reporting for Ed- marred by the flagrant dumping Richard J. Hughes. which there'll be an indoctrina- closed doors of baseball's high- ward Conway, Sr., chairman of of junk cars—56 at last count— above. In past year—wrecks, stripped of valuable parts, have marred the landscape tion program. Then the beauties st council chambers. The girls make up part of the the finance committee, said there with stripped engines, shattered will ride along the boardwalk in behind Twin Lights Museum area. Because jurisdiction was a question, nobody took As owners of the Yankees, the State's "Jersey Johnson Girls," was still a deficit in the 1964 windshields and headlights, rolling chairs. Later they will dominant team in baseball for totaling 250, who will greet Pres- budget, and urged committee slashed upholstery, and tireless- charge of this "no man's land." Now tha school board may have to do the clean-up tour the city to familiarize them- 40 years, CBS presumably ident Johnson when he arrives members and friends of the ims. job. Thursday, Aug. 27 and also serve selves with the landmarks. would gain full voting rights in 'Sweeps" to do their utmost in "We had hoped the property American and major league is escorts for visiting delegates The Johnson girls were chosen raising the necessary funds in would he turned over to the school matters. and their families. personally by Mrs. Hughes for order to complete the close to board with orders issued to the Legal Test Hinted That includes an upcoming It will be their job to show their looks, character and pcr- $9,000 budget. srnality. GSA to clear out the junks be- Monday night television pack- these guests the "sights of Jer- Bob Ingersol, New Shrewsbury, sey's Queen Resort." After their hectic day tomor- forehand," said Mr, Lahey. age deal during prime viewing In The Lineup row, they will return home. But (See BOATS, Page 3) (See Page 2, GRAVEYARD) ime that could bring as much Monmouth's gals who will they'll be back again next Sat- as $20 million. The network has brighten up the big political urday. It had been planned for Interim Zone Code Hit not yet been selected. CBS, as extravaganza are Marianne Can- them to participate in various Eyes Manalapan owner of the Yankees, appar- nova, Dorothy Drotter and Mary (See BEAUTIES, Page 3) MARLBORO — The interim These questions were asked byl Smith hinted "litigation is an ntly would have equal voting Flaherty, Red Bank; Barbara one-acre zoning amendment was Harold Smith, Madison Township answer to the problem." rights with all other major Bottger, Middletown; Joyce Mc- adopted June 25 and became law attorney, who is representing sev- Await Plan cague teams. Cann, Freehold; Joan Ross, Itamo Discuss Levitt Plans July 18, but it was the most dis- eral local residents, who are Council- and Township Attorney American League President cussed and heated issue at last against it. Keansburg; Barbara Berman, MANALAPAN - Representa- "Levitt made no request to Joseph T. Grause made it clear Joe Cronin, who announced Hid Fails night's Township Council meet- Carol Krensky and Sharon Oper, ives of Levitt and Son met be- have the zoning ordinance amend- Mr. Smith wanted the council that "interim" covered the time from Boston Thursday night ng. Deal, and Beverly Robinson, M/VTAWAN TOWNSHIP - hind closed doors last night with ed," he said. The property the to explain its position and sug- until the master plan was com- that the necessary three-fourths The argument was over se- Long Branch. Another bid for unity in Demo- he Planning Board and the developer owns in the township gested the amendment be rein- plete. It was also made clear of the league owners had ap- cratic ranks went down the mantics. What does "interim" Thase lovelies are the state Township Committee to discuss or has option on is in either a traduced with the word "interim" that there would not be proved the sale of 80 per cent drain last night. mean and why was it not stated any Young Democrats' contribution i possible Levitt development one-acre or a half-acre residen- in It. He also wondered how change of the existing amend- of the Yankees, emphasized Strathmore Democratic Club in either the title or the sub- much time "interim" covers. to the convention. lere. tial zone. ment. however, that: They will meet others in the recently suggested that all three stance of the amendment. Council did not budge, and Mr. "The American League was According to a township o[- Indications were that Levitt Mr. Grause summed up the group in Convention Hall at noon local Democratic factions band advised that if approval was icial present, two representatives representatives would request a governing body's position: tomorrow to be fitted for stunning together for the November "The word 'interim' is not granted the Yankees will be a election. of the Levitt firm presented an change in the ordinance. uniforms. Angry residents poured into needed in the ordinance. Just to separate entity and an autono- The Democratic Clubs headed over-all density plan for a de- All—and their outfits—will catch the Township Hall last week to Today's Index put in the word 'interim' is not mous organization independent by Itnlpli Haspcl voted to re- vclopmcnt. The official said the eyes of the delegates and protest to the Planning Board either in good practice or neces- of CDS with Dan Topping as ject the proposal for a joint cluster" 7/ming was also dis- Page bnlconv guests. any possibility of :i "Levitt town" Pag saryv I have not yet seen any president and other members of campaign, Mr. Hnspel an- cussed. This is a plan of devel- Allen-Scot! 8 They'll be wearing white shirt- here. Editorials 6 'stopgap' measures saying that the organization continuing to waist dresses wilh red, white nounced. oping which allows n certain Amusements 16-17 Home and Garden 7 they were 'stopgap' " formulate policy nnd to manage number of homes to he built on At any rate, the official con- and blun belts, and an LB.I mono- The Ilnspel group is backing Births 2 Hcrblock 6 Mr, Grause pointed nut that the Yankee organization." a relatively small site wilh a large cluded, "I want to know more Crim nntl large, white bowler Township Commlttceman Daniel Movie Timetable IB this iitinn was supported le- The announcement brought area of surrounding land deeded about this before I vote on any- Jim Bishop hnte—trimmed with red, white II. Downey for rc-clectlon, The Obituaries ,... 2 "ally id thr* term 'interim' was heated, bilter retorts from other two factions lire support- to the township. thing." anrl blue ribbon. Bridge 25 Sylvia Porter ft in ilip ininutrs of council nieet- Charles O. l-'inloy, owner of the ing Mayor Henry E. Traphagcn. He said the Planning Hoard de- This colorful get up will be Register Now John Chamberlain 6 Sports 18-19 ings an ;l in tlie Planning Hoard Kansas City Athletics, and Chi- cided to hold another meeting finished off with white shoes, There arc two Township lladcnwald's Nursery School Church 10-11 Stock Market 4 rnsolutii recommending ap cago Whito Sox' President Ar- with the Levitt people to dis- short white gloves nnd white Committee posts at stake. and Kindergarten now accepting Classified 20-24 Successful Investing 4 provnl of the amendment. thur C. Allyn, who raised tha cuss nny future development in •houldor strap bags. The (wo local Republican enrollments. Transportation pro- Comics 14 Television 16-17 Mr. Smith tlisncrpivl, on the question of "the potential rumi- jreater detail. Each girl will be given an in- factions are backing one slate. vided. Call 531-0111.—Adv. Crossword I•uzzle 10, 14 Women's News 8-9 (See INTERIM, Page 3) (See YANKEES, Page 2) 2—Friday, Auguri 14, \VA TltE BAITY Toners Ruffalo Gets Educator and Family Settlements (Continued) LBJ Rooting Township Commit!**, uA riisl A. E, Ruppel Approved In maiVJ*. alone, permits to us* Off on Long Vacation t-'rAv-.s, for filling nations A K1VE8VIEW Is Old Hat , iJjis \g/ttng Branch, March 28, 1963. tion of Mr. Goldsmith that in or- Mr. and Mrs. James Guinn, book. wagon, which will carry a small nomination, won by John F. Ken- The settlement gave her M75 and der for Mr. Potter to proceed 14 Woody Ter., West Keansburg, From 1942 to 1946 he was an in- boat on its loof. nedy. Johnson was persuaded to her father $500 for medical ex- for a variance he first subdivide daughter, this morning. terviewer, psychological tester surrender the powerful job of Their daughter Leslie will re ense5. this specific piece of property Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dickinson, and information officer in the Senate majority leader to take turn in September to Massachu- In the other, suit was against which subdivision the Planning Fordham Dr., Matawan, Adjutant General's Department setts, where she will be a junior second place on the ticket. daughter, this morning. Albert D. Triptor, of Havre De Board has already approved. Aft of the Army of the United States. at the Northfield School for Girls race, Md., for injuries Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCook er approval was granted for sub Dr. McLaughlin, founder and The two boys, Jeff and Allen Rockhill suffered as a passenger division by your board Mr. Pot- 404 Orange Ave., Union Beach immediate past president of the aged 12 and 10, will accompany son, this morning. n a car which collided with Mr. Graveyard Governor John B. Connally ter (hen came to our board fo; National Association of State Ed- their parents and receive inten- |Triptor's car on Rt.- 36, West the use variance required by thi (Continued) Alfred E. Ruppel ucation Department Information sive private tutoring from their Long Branch, July 11, 1963, In The hand of Johnson could be ordinance, FITKIN Officers, plans to carry out sever- mother, a graduate of Vermont In the case of municipalities, that settlement, she was awarded seen in Connally's appointmen —"As to the published state- Neptune COLTS NECK-Alfred E. Rup- al free lance writing and research College and Monmouth College, law requires that abandoned au- $300 and her father $200 for wedi- as secretary of the Navy, althougr ment that Mr. Goldsmith recalled Mr. and Mrs. William Archer pel of West Larchmont Dr. has projects connected with educa- who holds a permanent New Jer- tos be held for 30 days before cal expenses. Connally possessed the qualifica the Planning Board had run inti 3 Railroad Ave., Farmingdale, been named candidate for Town tional publicity and school-corn sey elementary teacher's certifi- they are destroyed or sold at tions after experience as an ad this conflict before, that tlien son, yesterday. ship Committee by the Colts Neck munity relations during his year- cate. public auction. ministrator of two vast oi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark had been a meeting of the two Republican party. long tour. Dr. McLaughlin has a degree "If that eyesore Is now the fortunes. boards with the Township Com- Englishtown, daughter, yester- Mr. Ruppel replaces C. J. Lind "There will also be plenty of board's responsibility, I don't Connally resigned to run Jo from Bridgewater, Mass., State mittee over the conflict, that th day. the previous candidate who has opportunity for our three R's— Teachers College and three de- know what the procedure for a governor in 1962, winning agains Zoning Board had been author- since accepted a position in Allen- 'grees, including his doctorate, school district would be in dis- strong opponents. ized to hire an attorney to keep MONMOUTH MEDICAL town, Pa. posing of the cars. But I intend The governor rode in Kennedy', from Boston University. He has them from such excessive action, Mr. Ruppel heads the Systems to find out from our attorney automobile Nov. 22 when th» Pres CENTER Class Pays also studied at the University of ERNST O. HARALDSEN Yet, here, it was reoccurring. A Performance Studies Departmenl today, il possible," declared Mr. ident was assassinated in Dallas Long Branch Cambridge, England, and the Un- RUMSON — Ernst O. Harald- a matter of fact it was the Board Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rodrig- of Bell Laboratories in Holmdel iversity of Oslo, Norway. He is Lahey. One bullet struck Connally of Adjustment's idea of a join1 len, 39, of 62 Lennox Ave. died uez, 63 Layton Ave., Red Bank He holds two degrees from the Visit To a member of the Public Rela- Confusion crashing through his chest am meeting with the Planning Board luddenly yesterday morning in son, yesterday. Polytechnic Institute oi Brooklyn tions Society of America, the Na- All of the 4.4 acres is former collapsing a lung, piercing a wris and the Township Committee so Riverview Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Wein- and has been with Bell for 29 tional School Public Relations Highlands Air Force Base prop- and embedding itself in his righ that the various boards could aci Monmouth Mr. Haraldsen was born In ir, 138 Morris Ave., Long Branch years. He is married and has a Association, the National Associa- erty. leg. He was hospitalized for week with a greater unity of pur RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The Mandal, Norway, son of Mrs. daughter, yesterday. daughter. tion of State Education Depart- Local officials and police and and wore a cast on his wrist fo: pose In formulating and carry combined' General Science and Sigrid S. Mattson of Rumson and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Overton, Moving here in 1962, he was an ment Information Officers, the Air Force and other govern months. ing out the zoning ordinances ol Exploratory Science classes from he late Erling Haraldsen. He Locust Grove Trailer Park, Key organizer and presently is presi New Jersey Education Associa- ment personnel have hesitated to The governor won Democratii the township. In addition, let it be the High School Summer Pro- :ame to Rumson 17 years ago port, daughter, yesterday. dent of the Colts Neck Volunteei tion, the Newspaper Institute of "get invoved" in cracking down renomination for governor thi: known that the Board of Adjust gram visited Fort Monmouth re rom Norway and was a self- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kavook Fire Company No. 2. Mr. Ruppel America, the New Jersey Civil on dumping derelict cars there year with ease. ment has had counsel since this cently where they were taken on employed floor finisher. jian, Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson also serves on the county fire Defense Corps, and the Oakhurst because of confusion over legal A friend said recently thai joint meeting and therefore since a tour which allowed the students Besides his mother, he is sur- daughter, yesterday. police. Methodist Church, where he is a jurisdiction. "Those Connally boys kneu we did have advice of counsel no to see all the recent develop- ived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fligor, member of the official board, the Consequently, during the year what wearing darned socks and excessive action occurred. This Zoning for Industry will be the ments in communications. Goude Haraldsen, and a half- music committee and the senior long property negotiation, the|patched britches were" when they is further highlighted by the opin 24 Montana Ave., Port Monmouth, [significant issue in (he campaign lister, Mrs. Rita Desmond of Highlighting the trip was a tour hazardous conglomeration of junk helped their father on his ranch ion of the township attorney tha daughter, yesterday. as Mr. Ruppel sees it. His op- choir. of the fort musuem and the Hex- River Plaza. , cars has become a haven for south of San Antonio. this Board Of Adjustment did nol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowett, ponent is Arthur Ruffalo, owner agon, where models of radar and Services will be tomorrow at homeless animals and "moonlighl At the University of Texas, Con- abuse its authority in its han- 31 Cedar Ave., Long Branch |of Colts Neck Inn. Mr. Ruffalo is solar batteries were shown. Of p.m. at the Worden Funeral vandals" who have stripped the nally became a campus leader dling of this application. daughter, yesterday, an Independent being supported Weather special interest was the tour to Home, Red Bank, with Rev. Har- metal caracasses of saleable ac- and while still a student helped by the township Democratic Par- —"Finally and perhaps the the Deal Astro and Research Cen New Jersey: Sunny but with d Hornberger, pastor of the cessories. Johnson in one of his campaigns PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAt ty- most important reason that we re ter. This center tracks many of variable cloudiness today. Con- r i n i t y Evangelical Lutheran Residents In (he area complain Later he became a Johnson sec- Fort Monmouth Mr. Ruppel favors a re-evalua- tinued cool. High in low to mid quest this censure is that when the U. S. satellites such as Cour- Church, Red Bank, officiating. of "strangers stalking in the retary in Washington. USN AA and Mrs. Dennis M, tion of the zoning ordinance when 70s. Clear and very cool tonight. your chairman makes such state- ier, Tiros, Telstar and Vanguard Burial will be in Fair View Ceme- Cowhig, Amboy Rd,, Morganville, the state decides whether part of Low 55-80 ranging to 40s in cold- woods" and abusive language After World War II service in ments this does not foster prop- :ery, Middletown. daughter, Aug. 4. the proposed new Rt. 18 will en- as well as many of the Russian er spots. Saturday fair, high in "But there'f no catching them,' the Navy, Connally became i er co-operation between the two satellites. The students also police said, "when they dump and radio executive and then attorney Coast Guard FNCS and Mrs ter the NAD Earle area of the 70s. boards and negates the effective- Junior L. Russell, Apt. 142A, Fort township. visited the Radio Propagation MRS. FLORENCE W. BELL , dismantle at 3 and 4 In the morn and administrative executive fo ness and integrity of both boards Center in Middletown, weather MARINE Hancock, daughter, Aug. 4. "I got interested in civic af- /Irs. Florence W. Bell, 88, for- Ing." Perry K. Bass and the late Sid in the eyes of the public instead station and closed circuit TV cen- Cape May to Block Island: SP4 and Mrs. Edward E fairs after I saw the fine work merly of Atlantic Highlands, The regional board made ap- W, Richardson, extremely weal- of promoting the general welfare ter, the last named being at the Northwest winds five to 10 Knots Thompson, 829 Broadway, Long the Township Committee was do- M. J., died Monday at her home, plication for the entire 4.4 acres thy oilmen. He resigned to be of the Township of Holmdel." fort itself. this morning, 10 to 15 knots this last October, after learning from come secretary of the Navy. Branch, son, Aug. 5. ing," he said, adding: "They're afternoon dropping off to five to 709 Third St., here. The Zoning Board's statement SP4 and Mrs. Carl J. Rocco, wonderful leaders." Born in Philadelphia, ih« hid a government representative that Now 47, his hair streaked with to Mr. Freidauer: 10 knots tonight. Westerly winds 385 Warburton PI., Long Branch, The three township committee- ved here seven years. it had been designated as fed- gray, he remains a handsome "We demand public apology for about 10 knots Saturday. Visi- eral surplus land. personable man showing almos son, Aug. 5. men are all Republicans. Kindergarten bility five miles or more with Surviving are several neph- the aspersions cast upon the in- SP4 and Mre. Lawrence Chap- !WS. "The Twin Lights Commission, no effects of his Nov. 22 wounds, tegrity and character of the board fair weather. which is under the supervision His current hobby is building a man, 30 Main St., Oceanport, son The funeral will be tomorrow as a whole and its individual Aug. 6. Regi t 10:30 a.m. from the Posten of Sandy Hook State Park, also new home south of San Antonio istration High during the past 24 hours, members. We concur with Mr S/Sgt. and Mrs. Melton Robin Non-Resident uneral Home, Atlantic High- expressed an interest in the prop- and reclaiming semi-wasteland Schantz's public action in this 74. Low, 51. Ocean temperature, erty for use as an outdoor picnic for reaching. son, 477 Pine Brook Rd., Eaton- 68. ands, N. J., to Fair View Ceme- matter. (Zoning Board member town, daughter, Aug. 6. Wednesday ery, Middletown, N. J., where site. Norman Schantz). Pupil Policy SP4 and Mrs. John J. Donohue COLTS NECK - Wednesday raveside services will be held Earlier this year; the state ret TIDES "We feel Chat any citizen or in- |65 Chelsea Ave., Long Branch has been Eet as registration day t 11:15 o'clock. ommended to GSA that the acre- Blind Men Sandy Hook terested faxpayer, has- the righ daughter, Aug. 5. Is Amended for the Atlantic Elementary age' be parcelled out an m one: Today —j High 1:47 p.m. and to criticize or question the judg- Pvt. and Mrs. Louis Showers, School. JOHN F. MILLER v third to two-thirds basis, with the Plan Dance COLTS NECK - After over an low 8:09 p.m. ment of this, board but has no 108 Okine Ave., Neptune, son 1 KEANSBURG - John F. Mil- {regional school entitled to the EONARDQ^Ebe Blind Men's hour of diaOuSnrioni/Hhe "Boawl of Children enrolling in the kin- Tomorrow — High 1:55 a.m. right to impugn the integrity of Aug. 10. er, 75, of 160 Main St., died Tues- 'larger share. Association- vJillSpresent Ks 35(h Education last night decided by dergarten class must be reg- and 2.35 p.m. and low 8.24 a.m. it and its members unless it can lay in the Veteran's Adminis- Nine Months' Use annual summer entertainment SP5 and Mrs. Randolph J. Pro- a 4-3 vote to amend its policy istered between 9 a.m. and noon and 9:09 p.m. be proven. vost, 89 Helms Dr., Eatontown on not allowing the enrollment ration Hospital, East Orange. In more recent talks with and dance in Bachstadt's Audi- intention of let- n the school auditorium. Sunday — High 2:46 a.m. and We have no son, Aug. 10. jof a student until he or she is Mr. Miller was born, in Penn- state conservation officials, the oriiim, Bray Ave., East Keans- ing any one undermine this board Mrs. Zelda S. Hamilton, prin- 3:28 p.m. and low 9:19 a.m. and S/Sgt. and Mrs. William D a township resident. ylvania and had lived here 25 regional board requested juris- burg, Sept. 4. in the eyes of the public because cipal, said parents should bring 10:06 p.m. Pettis, A Battery, 4th Missile ears. He was a retired leather diction over ifie entire tract. They The proceeds from this event o do so would prevent us from The new policy permits the their child's birth certificate with For Red Bank and Rumson Battalion, Old Bridge, daughter worker and a veteran of World said the school would make use will be used for the operation and unctioninp; effectively in render- enrollment of a student whose them at the registration. Certi- bridge, add two hours; Sea Aug. 10. Var I. He was a communicant of the land nine months of the maintenance of-Camp Happiness, ng debatable decisions with a parents plan to reside in the icates of immunization against Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long PFC and Mrs. Thomas Wil- if St. Ann's Catholic Church, here. year, and the Twin Lights Com- the association's' vacation-reha- ree mind." township within 30 days. An ad- smallpox, diphtheria, tetanus, Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- 137 mission only three, bilitation camp for blind men of Peter Genovese, Zoning Board iams, 137 Witmer PI., Long ditional 30 days Is allowed at whooping cough and polio must "ands bridge, add 40 minutes. There are no known immediate Branch, son, Aug. 10. iurvivors. Mr. Lahey said the board had New Jersey!-" chairman. Issued a third state- the discretion of the principal, be presented. Mrs. Zelda Hamilton. The funeral will be from th» given Its assurance that the A two-hour show will be pre- ment to "clear up" a few other According to Mrs. Hamilton, fohn, J. Ryan Home for Funeral* school's, pSrking lot would be sented, with many talented blind points. If after that period, the family class schedules will be forwarded Boy's Leg Broken Monday at 8:30 a.m. to St. Ann'i made available to Twin Lights' men taking part, along with He declared: Yankees still has not established residency to parents before the opening ofj 'n the township, the board can !hurch where a High Requiem tourists |n the summer months. sighted entertainers from the "Mr. (Richard) Levins (Zon- (Continued) school in September. In Car Accident Bayshore area. :ake any necessary action. dass will be offered at 9 o'clock. Once dared of the junk car ing Board member) never said LONG BRANCH - Ronald ications of a national radio and The other policy change per- 3urial will be in National Ceme- debris, the wooded area would be The show is produced and di- he takes the Planning Board's Smith, 5, of 117 Laurel Ave., suf- television network controlling a mits an eighth grade pupil to iry, Beverly. ' "easy and Inexpensive" to level rected by George Burck, who is lew. His dissension as stated by 'ered a concussion and a broken major league club. remain in the township school Sept. 3 and grade for use as an outdoor he executive secretary of the as- him in the minutes speaks for it- right leg yesterday when rje re- "We should know thoroughly system if his or her parents move IN MKMORUM •thletic area, said Mr. Lahey. sociation and director of Camp self. portedly ran into the side of a what effect such a marriage from Colts Neck after April 15 lovtng memory or Charles H. B«n- Although the school parking lot Happiness, and John Hinds, Mata- "As to the planners and zon- moving car on Joline Ave. at >tt, Sr. who paised away AUfuat II, will be. Dan Topping and Del of the year he or she will gradu- Registration 833. now is used for outdoor gym wan. ers being diametrically opposed Laurel Ave. He was reported in Webb (co-owners of the Yan ate. DeMh 1> a heartache classes, it's not suited for many Edward Gruning, Jersey City, on the question of whether the air condition today at Monmouth No one can heal kees) now have a contract with In other business, the board Memoriel are kecpwJco types of athletics, he added. a member of the association, will proposed use is reasonably nee-; At School Medical Center. No one can steal, CBS. That network owns 80 per hired three teachers. Mrs. Sarah ladly mined by hit family, The board is waiting for a sur- he the musical director. Music essary for the convenience of the SHREWSBURY - Registration Patrolman George Huhn said :ent of the club with Topping Clements of Thomasville, N.C., vey report on a school-owned par- for dtnclng will be furnished by community, we have no recol- For the borough school has been he car was driven by Mrs. Helen ind Webb each 10 per cent,* tvas hired as an eighth grade cel parallel to South Peak St.— an orchestra under the leadership lection of such discussion ever oc- set for 10 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, B. Kolb, 67, of Lardhmont, N. Y. DEATH NOTICE Allyn said. ieacher. A graduate of High Point LAWLER — Joseph A., DMWt|v« being considered for a baseball iof Mr. Gruning. curring and according to the or- Sept. 3, in the lobby of the Fern She was charged with careless Teriey City Police Department, on field and (rack. "The matter was not brought College with one-year experience, •Vcdnpflday. Auc.l.-it 12. 1964, nf 86 dinance it is not within the Plan- Ross Annex. driving, pending a hearing next lalltipr Ave.. Jersey Oity and 3 TrOPi- The school district has no ath- BWEK DANCE AUG. 22 ip at the joint meeting of the she will receive an annual salary ning Board's province to make According to Curtis Bradley, Thursday. al Dr., Mlrlrtletown. N.J. Beloved hu«. letic field. HOLMDEL - A teenage block majors Tuesday or at our of $5,200. und of Roae nee O'CaJlahan: devoted such a judgment. principal, children who will not Mrs. •fTfn told police that a 'Vr of 3o«eph, nennlR. Mary Jane, "The board has always believed dance, sponsored by the Recrea eague meeting Monday. But we Mrs. Louise Issacks of Ray- "We recommended that the be five years old on or before woman wiio lives in the neigh- Itor anil the lute Maureen Lawlor. this school lite would develop ion Commission, will be held new It had been, or was, under town, Mo., will receive $7,600. She tiler of Jlrw, Irene Devlne. Mn. Township Committee consider re- Nov., 1 will not be eligible for ad- borhood struck her in the face era oalvin. Mn. Elizabeth Caverly, into one of the best in the state," Saturday, Aug. 22, at the Indian discussion between Cronin and is a graduate of Central Missouri Ira. Allcf Dolan, Wnlter and the late zoning the whole area commer- mission unless they are transfer whfle police were investigatin;- said Mr. Lahey. Hill School grounds from 8 to 11 the interested parties." itate Teachers College and has ohn and Jamrs Lawlor, Funeral from cial in light of the evidence pre- itudents from other schools in thej and the boy was being given first ' i-Laili^Mn Jnnrnal Squnrc Funeral p.m. Music will be provided by "I think it was a hurry up job. 21 years of experience. ime, ti-5 Pavonla Ave.. Jeney City, As to the junk cars: sented at our hearing. (ate recognized by the state De- id. She said she would make a :>nday ft a.m. Rolemn Requiem Masl agers and their guests are being don't like it a damn bit. It is a "I figure we're lucky to get "Regarding the published state- The third teacher hired is Miss partment of Education. 'ormal complaint today. Aedann Church, J«ney City, 10 this land from the government nvited. Refrashments will be loppy way to run the league." Hannah Lyons of Lake Forest, ment attributed to Chairman Gen- Parents whose children have] and we're willing to take the good erved. Rain date for the event is ovese that proximity to the Red "This is a hell of a lousy way "II. A Northwestern graduate, she ever attended school are asked with the bad." Aug. 2. Hill Parkway interchange will al- o run the American League," has one year of experience and o bring their child's birth cer- er the area's residential charac- Finley said. "When the baseball ivill receive $5,200, Both she and FOR ANY OCCASION ificate to the registration. er. it was Mr. Genovese's conten- 'ans of America see the way Mrs. Issacks will teach the sec- ion that the area had already things are ramrodded, I fear >nd grade. Mr. Bradley said Board of Ed- HONEY BEE FLOWERS many of them will change their Mrs. Hamilton said only one ucation rules require a certifi- been altered and will be further RUSSELL T. HODSKISS 'tered through the extension of llegiance to the National more position remained open, that cate showing each child has been League. if a first grade teacher. mmunized against diphtheria, •re often happy memories—making the Dwight Rd. to Red HilWRd." 464 BROAD STREET "The whole thing is Indicative Dean Oil, Fanwood, was award- mallpox, whooping cough, teta- past • trwsmy ol future topes. Ut us AUTO STOLEN FROM LOT f the shenanigans pulled in the IUS and polio. SHREWSBURY help you nwkt ttWM memories live in a d a contract for No. 2 fuel oil RED BANK - Police are in- American League by Cronin." beautiful, personalized monument in a low bid of 8.97 cents per Classes will begin Wednesday, stigating the theft of a 1963 Cronin said a telegraphic poll 74L4020 VtaK ou» dlip(»y and M us -allon. >ept. 9. twlp you without obligation. iuto from the parking lot of Brad- of the league owners was taken Reliable Since 1127 ey Discount Center, Wikoff PI., at the request of the Yankees , DEMOS MEET TUESDAY 'HELLO, LYNDON' BY WIRE ANYWHERE mrl Maple Ave., Wednesday night. and that any announcement of HAZLET — The Democratic ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Carol Gil L The auto was recovered in a the sale must come from the !;iu bwill be held at the Airport Clianning, star of Broadway's IS Cooper Rd, Vilndl.lown oil Rt. 3! in Eatontown by club. ^lza Lanes meeting room Tues- Hello, Dolly!," will attend the aJOHt Heodon'N sVA CorneN rKIR K & SO7*1-031N? KZzHz, A team spokesman, however, day at 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker Democratic National Convention Convenient T«rms N/-JSU Chief George H. Clayton, Sr., passed the ball to CBS and said ivill be George Patterson, with nd sim; the Democratic (liemc said the office of the Bradley! any statement must come from he topic "Fulltime Police Force." song, "Hello, Lyndon." Discount Center was, broken intolthe network. The network de- by forcing a window. He said the dined immediate comment, but keys for the car were removed] indicated that a formal state- from the office. ment was expected this after- Worden Funeral Home The Adams Memorial Home 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK

Successor to Mount Mtmorltl Home John E. Day 747-0557 A personalized monument, earved of select fiarro Granlto, can toy more than many wordt. Sea our [BARRH FUNERAL HOME display of- Barre Guild Monuments, backed by the A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- || FUNIRAL DIMCTORS Industry's atrongeit monument guarantee CUILDJ 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished LONG BRANCH M0NIMNT Co., JncT C. SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 310 Broad Slrett Rtd Bank, N. J. 6ervit'c nrid quiet dignity. Wall and Locust, W. Long Branch 222 - 0300 •RANCH OFFICE AND DISPLAY Opposite Molly Pltchar Inn MONMOUTH MONUMENT Co. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. HEAODENS CORNER. MIDDLETOWN 747-3810 IA k ViV. DULY Br/AZTYR TrMy, August 14. 1961-3 Signs Bill Curbing 'Set Neptune * Reiver Krebiozen fRev. Leonard tg.tr in press theompt/iy hr For Restaurant j action MI vitw of the crirmnsl Story Film iNew Pastor Of -iRelief Costs j incidents. i FREEHOLD - The stale Divi- I As previously indicated, Coun- Prosecutors' sion of Employment Security icil rescinded a building permit filed suit in Superior Court yes-; Is Presented jOW First Church (Drop In TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- I for lhe Parkchester Land Corp. being delegates or alternate dele- i terday to declare Luigi's Res-; ard J. Hughes signed a compro- WANAMASSA-A private view-! MIDDLETOWN-Rev. R. Webb I to build a high rise apartment gales to national political conven- NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP—Dam- laurant, 90 Newman mise bill yesterday putting a curb tions. ' |agage e from the blazblazee" which i Re^Bank" insolvent and "to" have iing ooff ThThe Krebioze Krebiozenn StoryStory, , aiLeonara!Leonardd assumeassumedd ththee pulpi pulpit t of|-LonlJV"oe "Branc* **"^h" on the former Hollywood Hotel Reed Bank, insolvent 1 16 Corp on political activities of New The Republican-majority in the!wrecked Willys Sweet Shop and'a recej"er 'appointed for oDera-! '" * - documentary film,;Old First,Church, Kings Hwy., on; L0N^ BRANCH — City Man- property at Cedar and HoeyAves. ! 1 Thp Jersey's prosecutors. ISenate had threatened to blockldamaged four other stores in the .-„ of |he business : was. held for members of the! July 1. Formal installation cere- agcr james p' Ronsevell reported multi-million dollar project ress and other interested The measure, as originally in-jconfirmation of future prosecutor!Neptune Gardens Shopping Cen-/ The comp|aint contends the;P per-'monies will be held in October. |as, nJRnt ,ha| cosls of l()cai we had attracted considerable atten- complaint R and: ev. Mr. Leonard formerly was | on whe-n first proposed two troduced, in the Legislature nominations unless the governor ;er. Rt. 33 and Wavside Rd. earowner- , Lorajo, Inc., is in debt sons in the home of Mr. fare re ief weve off about 5fl would have barred county prose- agreed to at least a partial curb Mrs Jos h La ne here last .associate pastor of Vincent Meth- por fent jn ears a But (he company, ly yesterday is roughly estimated•,„ lhe" division for"?4 327 81 for - P y , .. „. , pe the first six months ;V ?°- cutors, their assistants, county on political activity. All 21 prose- 1night. • after gaining official approval, at $150,000 Christopher Gifford, j id contributions, interest and """ odist Church, Nutley. Jlf |Sr)4 detectives and county investiga- 1 iv of plans. cutors in New Jersey are Demo- captai„., n of th,.e Hamilto,„.,n , Fir,e penalties accounts of em- The viewing precedes public!!* "f f Lexington, N.C.i ' Roosevelt said lhat tors from taking part in "any LTO ard wa5 Mr crats, some serving as holdover. ICompany, said this morning ployees. showings of the $250,000 David ; ™\ " tiiture.s amounted h> about $15.000,' partisan political activity." Republicans control both houses The cause of the fire, which j f he business is unable to meetWolper production in the Press!'"™ PUKe an a savings of about the same However, the Hughes adminis- of the Legislature. B e r ce losophy and | expen-j apparently started in the sweet |;(s obligations and can no lonR-Auditorium, Asburv Park, Aug. 24|^ ,.f P , am(lun( nver tne usua Boats tration opposed the bill and it shop. remains unknown, Capt. er operate with safety to theiand25 Mr. Wolper was the win-!'-"Jj""."'. "^ retelv'ed a |)acJ'elorditures. He attributed lhe reduc-j s e lr m the Dukt (Continued) was watered-down to include only ifford said. I public or advantage to stockhold--ine1 nerr of a television "Emmv"''Emmy"!1 "". . ""i^ , h!' "•"'"*, "" l"cL/u "tio" lion llo economieconomicc conditionconditionss anand prosecutors and their assistants. 1 1 >ki ho film v sch001 He h al ended: anager' of Buick Motor 3 Youths Flames spread through the ceil-urs t|,e complaint charges. Un--jawar—'"-d thi°s >•»*•yea•r '"'fo r 'the film , i '-^ ? °"'- ' " ,ha"s attende! d ,to„ „„„,good) administrationadministration.. ;^one m r a o vay of life are also on exhibit. and a former Durham, N.C., For Tax Appeals worth of vehicle damage in the Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D.-lll., hasschool teacher. ion was not alarming. About First Aid & Rescue Squad will | As a result of a realignment Displays will be set up Mon- past four or five years. received Senate backing in a specific law enforcement stepo end on Aug. 31. Coin cards which 1 announced in June, 21 Negro FREEHOLD-The deadline for day morning, according to Miss Rev. and Mrs. Leonard are Because of the low clearance— move to lift the ban and test police are taking, he said he were distributed at the end'of' churches will be admitted to thefiling appeals of local tax Netter. parents of a son and three daugti- a maximum of 12 feet in the the drug. would report to council in closed June will be collected and the newly created New Jersey Juris- sessments for the current year is The exhibits will be opened to ;rs. center of the arch—and the nar- ession. proceeds will be used for the diction of the Methodist Church. Monday at 4:30 p.m., the county the public every evening, Mon- Mrs. Julia Hodnett, LocJi Ar- Old First Church is an inter- row roadway, Mr. Noll stressed, bolir, chairman of four New Jer- denominational church which en- Cooper Ave. residents blamed operations of squad during the Bishop Taylor was appointed Tax Board said yesterday. day through Friday at 7 p.m. and the bridge is a traffic hazard. sey chapters of Cancer Survivors joys a yoked relationship with the poor lighting for the fact that next year. to head the denomination's more State law seks the filing period on Saturday afternoon until 6 "It's a matter of safety, not on Krebiozen, has announced the American Baptist Convention and wo women had been assaulted The funds will also go toward than 600 churches in New Jert-o end Aug. 15, but since that a matter of liking or disliking public is invited to view the pro- the United Church of Christ, a on the street in recent days. In building a permanent first aid sey. He was the first Negro to date is Saturday, the period is the bridge," he said. duction during the Asbury Park union of lhe Congregation Chris- one case a pocketbook was station in Strathmore, Levitt and be named a Methodist bishop in extended through the next busi- showings. She said the film will tian and the Evangelical and Re-snatched. Sons Inc., donated the land. a predominantly white area. ness day, the board said. The The safety committee chair- appeals must be in the board's man also said the structure is not Beauties be shown at 7:30 and 9 p.m. on formed Churches. Mr. Roosevelt said lighting had The reception he has received office here at the prescribed a landmark, has no historical both dates. been ordered from the Jersey It doesn't cost it pays to ad- from members of the church has (Continued) Rev. Mr. Leonard became a time. value "except possibly to its for- Central Power and Light Com- vertise your business service been "overwhelmingly favora- parades and demonstrations for The film has been shown on 90member in full standing of the Hearings on appeals will be mer owners," and is an eyesore. pany, but had not yet been pro- with a Daily Register Classified ble," Bishop Taylor said. He has President Johnson, but the Secret television channels in the nation. United Church of Christ in April. held throughout the county start- vided. Council directed the man- ad. received requests to speak be- Furthermore, he added, Fair fervice men assigned to watch- Timex, however, could not buy During the summer, Old First ing Aug. 28. fore a number of local congrega^ Haven Borough Council and ing over the chief executive has television time on stations in orChurch and the First Reformed tions—"more than I can possibly adjacent property owners want curtailed all such lengthy pa- near the New York metropolitan Church hold union services. Rev. fulfill right now," he said. Army Helicopter it removed as soon as possible. rades. area due to its controversial na- Mr. Leonard will preach at the A native of Hennessey, Okla., "The freeholders have agreed The Monmouth County beauties ture, Mrs. Hodnett said. Sunday services in the Reformed Bishop Taylor was the resident Down in Korea to demolish it at their own ex- will meet Saturday, Aug. 22, for Church. pense—it must be a real traffic bishop of Liberia for eight years SEOUL (AP) - A U.S. Army final instructions. They will stay hazard," Mr. Noll concluded. 1,159 TO NOMINATE before his newest appointment. H-37 helicopter carrying four in the hotels during the weekend Mr. Guarino presented tfie case ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - A to- He has been in Princeton since American military passengers to help delegates from various Riots for the petRione.rs. He declared 1 tal of 5,260 delegates and alter- July 21 and will be living at thecrashed today near Kwangju, 150 parts '.of."the"'nation to g6t ac- (Continued) that all but one of the accidents nates will attend the Democratic Nassau Inn until the end of themiles south of Seoul, police re quainted. against the throwing of gasoline were single-vehicle accidents in- National Convention here. month, when he moves with his ported. One convention official put itbombs onto the street below—a volving trucks, not private cars wife, Ann, to the home of a Donghwa news agency said a wisely when he said: "Men may practice that had kept the po- There will be 2,944 delegates Princeton University faculty plane flew over the crash site "How could they hit the bridge dominate this show—but these plus 108 national committee mem- if they were driving correctly' LBJ girls will catch the eyes of ce busy the night before. bers who have voting power, and member who will be away on for 40 minutes and reported no Bars Closed leave for a year. he asked. millions of voters who'll be 2,208 alternates. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK sign of survivors. Acting Police Chief Michael AND TRUST COMRflNV Bishop Taylor said he believes The helicopter crashed and Pledges Beauty Prqgram watching television. Some of the delegates have less He agreed that the bridge is un- The girls not only will supply D, Roy ordered all bars in the vi than one vote — since there are W,1 i his appointment may make it burned near the top of 3,000-foot cinity closed at 12:10 a.m. after IMI UMioaii - iiuuii <:>' mmo imw • ISM IUKU easier to carry Methodist inte- Mt. Mudung, the report said. Two sightly now, but promised that pereonality and beauty to the 2,316 total delegate votes. The mitini - UIIIU nnuK cm - sntisnn rr-j.zL-z' his petitioners will beautify it atshow, but they'll deliver mes- beer glasses were thrown at anumber required to nominate is gration a step farther • into the officers and two enlisted men squad car from a tavern. Individual churches. were aboard. their own expense. sages and assist newsmen and 1,159, FASTEST GROWING BANK IN CENTRAL JERSEY Claiming that the span acts as others. Six Negrpes were arrested in Jla deterrent to truck traffic, he When Perle Mesta gives those Elizabeth, five of them in a car I demanded, "Do you want Ridge stupendous parties, who do youallegedly containing rubber II Rd. to become a truck route?" think will be helping to serve the hoses, gasoline bombs and bot- CASCADE-BUSTER CRABBE tles. In conclusion, he urged coun> food? The Jersey Johnson Girls, Ijcil to give the citizens of Rum- of course. There were no injuries report- son a chance to try. "The bridge Marianne Cannavo, national id. can be taken down, but it cancommitteewoman for the NewAsked to compare the mood of the crowd Thursday night I never be replaced." Jersey Youn^ Democrats is the POOLS with that of Wednesday night, A report from the borough mas- ;roup co-ordinator. Elizabeth Police Capt. Walter ter planners, Herbert H. Smith "I want all Monmouth Coun- ADD Truzack said: "It was much OF TOMORROW Associates, West Trenton, agrees tities — Democrats and Repub- better tonight, the crowd was al- that arguments favoring reten- licans — to know that these girls Chosen for Exhibit at the 1944-1965 most jovial." tion of the bridge are preponder- were not only picked for their at- ||ant. tractiveness but for their intel- Officials in both Elizabeth and NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR Paterson, about 20 miles apart, A Councilmen John H. Dill, W. ligence as well," says Mrs. Can- have blamed "hoodlums" for INSTALLED AT HOUSE OF GOOD TASTE EXHIBIT ||Dinsmore Banks, and William F. the disturbances. "We are up •Y SWIMMING RIVER POOLS OF EATONTOWN, N. J. Halleran voted to demolish the against the lowest form of hood- REGIONAL AWARD WINNER 1963 bridge; Councilmen Francis E. lum that man can develop," P. McCarter, Harry Sundermey- Redistricting NEW Mayor Graves said Thursday. er, John O. Teeter, and Mayor (Continued) 'Anti-Social' INSTALLED or Callman voted to retain it. tional" and that it paved the way Gov. Richard J. Hughes said DO-IT-YOURSELF for further restrictions on thean "anti-social element" was jurisdiction of the federal courts responsible for the disturbances. ROOM llnterim hat could "render them a ci "It's not white versus black," pher." he said in Trenton earlier. (Continued) The Dirksen-Mansfield propos- Negro leaders in Paterson say Illegal question. He also asked to from $795 I You can have the extra room that your family needs! al may run into trouble in get-the racial tensions can only be see council minutes. Mr, Grause lat the lowest possible price. Call us for a free I ting it over to the House. A eased through the elimination of replied the minutes are open to •estimate and see how you can save big money on a I group of senators, tabbing it "apolice brutality and improve- I public examination. roUen borough bill" have vowed ment in housing and recreation. •new room or any type home improvement. Call | Defined $ •today, no obligation. to talk into next week, if neces- In Elizabeth, a group of Ne- Council President Joseph A. sary, to keep it from being added gro and civic leaders drew some t. 3995 Brodniak said, "The resolution to the foreign aid bill. 200 persons to a mass meeting matter is defined in the min-The net effect of it all is toseveral hours before the violence No Money Down utes and the Planning Board leave both houses in a highly un- began. They urged the crowd to I recommendation. The ordinance certain state over all pending avoid incidents and to bring Bank Financing | is related to the master plan." legislation and in a gloomy con- their complaints to the newly Mayor Walter C, Grubb, Jr. dition over the prospects of ad-formed city human relations 7 Years to Pay j said, "I would not have signed journing before the Democratic committee. the amendment if it was on aNationa1 l Convention starts in At- : The leaders have urged the 10 Year Warranty | permanent basis. I do not know lantic City Aug. 24. city to provide more recrea- of anyone on council who sup- tional facilities and a program ports permanent one-acre zoning to find jobs for youths in the FREE POOL LAYOUT & GUIDANCE CALL 542-1777 "No one could put a time lim Man Killed neighborhood. OR WRiTE TODAY! ! it on such an amendment." The three nights of violence Scientifically planned for Remodel your old bath or Planning Board Vice Chairmar in the two cities has resulted in convenience . . . let ui build a now one , . . Gerald A. Fkuinan agreed: " By Car In 73 arrests and 24 injuries. deilgnod for beauty. Lowost prices. could not advise a limit to the amendment. It is unreasonable Millstone to put a fixed date on the amend- Youngsters Plan NO MONEY DOWN ment." MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP — A (DOoQOOl Former Mayor Joseph A. Lan25-yeiir-old New Brunswick man CAPRI VICTORIA TRINIDAD BIKINI MARTINIOUI MAIIBU I ll'Xll' ll'xM' 11X12 11'IM' Il'XW II'XN' I Mro, who was unseated in thewas family injured when he waiCarnival for MD i'-« i/i' «tp r-t nr mip I'-I 2/i' (IMP I-« I v Aw r-r dttp i'-r l/r 4m , • FIRST PAYMENT NOV. I special May I!) elections, stip- hit by a car on Rt. 3.1 at 4:3 NEW SHREWSBURY - Four parled Mr. Smith and also won this morning. youngsters—lhe snidest 13 — are • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY I dered about how long "inlcrim' Aulhfirilies at Filkin Hospital sponsoring a backyard carnival here tomorrow to help defeat FREE ESTIMATES OH .covered. Ho added that he didNeptune, identified tire victim ai I not retain Mr. Smith. Joseph Mislak, Easton Ave., New muscular dystrophy. • Attic Rooms • Modern Kitchen • Roofing-Siding m Modern Bathroom Mr. Lanzaro and Mr. Grause Brunswick. They said he wasThe carnival will be held at • Room Additions • Plumbing•Heating I! had a particularly healed ex pronounced dead on arrival a the home of one;, of the young- n • Porch Enclosures • Masonry change at one point — when tin the hospital where he was brough sters, .loan Gilbert, 11, o.f BAHAMA and JAMAICA TAHITI md BALMORAL CARILLON • Dormers • Garage- Ireoxoway former seemed displeased witl: by the Hightslown First Ai( Howard Ave., from 1 to \ p.m. AMERICANA 11'XV INTER- U'x4l' 14x40 council referring its questions t< Squad. and 7 lo 9 p.m. U'Kll' I'-t' dnp CONTINENTAL J'-IW dt«p I—JW d«p I the municipal attorney. No further information wa Others participating are Bev- I'—IW ditp "1 would like to remind yoi available at press time. Trooper1 erly DeCarlo, 12; Debbie Art/., |] thai Mr. Grauso does not tinArlhur Fnnlanell.i and Pan12, and Nicky Porreni, 13. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Marlboro. You (the council) nil Ferguson of lhe Tpnncnl Slal Red Mank and New Shrews- staled I tie former mayor. j Police barracks nrc investigating bury merchants have contrib- SWIMMING RIVER-CASCADE POOLS HIGHWAY 3S AT HEODOMI COWili, MIDDLttTOWN "I am offendrd by innuendoes uted prizes. 741-5060 — 774-6600 — ' 892.2400° that I run this township," replied In lhe Doghousp with too man) All proceeds will be sent to 244 HIGHWAY 35 EATONTOWN the attorney. "Legal advice is allpuppies? Sell them fast with the muscular dystrophy fund, • 1 Ml. SO. OF MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER • OPEN 9 TO 9 EVERY DAT III have given and intend to give." Daily Register Classified ad. Joan said. L-rriiUy, Auput 14, 1*54 THE DAflY REGISTER Americtt btiiker* tc&vt in trttt, tpparmtiy expecu the imtrnatwnai finane, n wtU «u; tecuiitiet ux tob* in effective. dealers of such securities, have »pw! in th* long fight in JwJ. ! TODAY'S BUSiHESS MIRROR; been critical of the proposed wice ttte outflow and inflow sed law, as shaped by Senate- Some think Americans will Look ahead! Invest in a home appreciated." G. K. amlly Circle 51/ Washington. wants to keep ouse conferees, is designed to buy anyway and pay the tax. of your own. See today's Dally Jersey StandanJ is the world's -aird American dollars at work at A) If you will allow me, I'm mnteract. The majority, including Con Register Classified. r leading oil coiiSpany and.Amer- rlonmouth Capital V/, home rather than grabbing off ican Telephone is, of course, a going to suggest that you put tonmouth Electric V the higher yield which foreign very strong stock. I would avoid your money in a savings institu- lonmouth Park industrial and financial invest- Sunshine. Mining, in your circum- tion, rather than in stocks. J. Natural Gas Common 14'/ J. Natural Gas Pre. 26'/ ments have offered. stances and with your, goal. This 1 believe that it is always un- 24'/ The method adopted is to tax FRIDAY A SATURDAY SPECIAL! Is the biggest silver producer in wise to invest with a time limit Rowan the country and the slock has Spiral Metal I9J. purchases by Americans from The one thing certain about foreigners of foreign securities, STORE HOURS: Mon., Tuts, more than doubled in price this stocks is that they fluctuate J. S. Homes 1 plus a threat to tax commercial Thuri. 9:30 • 5:30 P. M.j year on the increased demand sometimes very widely. indsor Tel. and price for the metal. () Dividend (xx) Plus Stock loans by U.S. banks to foreign- Wid., H. »:30 . » P. M.i If a year or two from now, rs if these should multiply. To buy at present levels might Saturday 9:30 • 5:30 P. M your husband got his final trans- phone yt, Baltimore & Ohio Americans can still buy, free of work out well, but you would be fer, you might find stocks de- Street Rally and Republic Steel %. tax, such securities from their speculating on further gains in presed in price and have to sel fellow citizens who may already your firqt two choices alone, I at a loss or postpone your home Prices were irregularly highe own them. believe you will be sufficiently building. In a savings institution, on the American Stock Exchange Goes on At Volume was 1.38 million shari The purpose is to prevent an- diversified. your capital will remain Intact other big outflow of U.S. invest- for whenever you need it. compared with 1.22 mllllc Wednesday. ment money abroad such as 9 (Mr. Spear cannot answer all Brisk Pace threatened U.S. dollar and gold Two Guys mail personally but will answer Yesterdays closing stocks: reserves In the spring of 1963. all questions possible in his col- NEW YORK (AP) - The stock Actually the outflow was pret- larket continued its rally through ACF Ind Hi Int Bui Mch 432 umn.) Adams El 57 Int Harv 80' ty well halted that summer by he second straight session yester- Air Prod 50 Int Nick 79 Sales Up Ir Hedue 52% Int Paper 33 the introduction of the interest lay as trading became a bit Alice O 10« Int TeliTel 51 equalization tax measure which -elier. Alleg Lurt I-T-E Cit Brk 28 GARFIELD — Vornado, Inc. Alleg Pw Johns Man Congress seems ready to pass. Circus Set Allied Ch Jones * h operator of the "Two Guys" de- Volume was 4.6 million shares Aim Chal Joy Mtr Its provisions are retroactive partment store chain, has an- impared with 4.17 million Alcoa Kaiser Al to stock purchases since July >ni Airlln 45 (4 Kennecott nounced that net sales, includ- 'ednesday and was the largest Am Brk Bh Koppers 1963. In Cliffwood Am Can 58 Kresge. SS ing leased departments, for th< lis week. Am Cyiin 4 Kroger And this apparently kept most six months ended July 31 Am M Fdy 65'i Leh Port C Coppers, which have been ad- Am Mot 19 Leh Val Ind investors from buying the for DISCOUNT BARGAIN BARN amounted to $88,963,000. This Am Smelt LOP Glass eign stocks and bonds pending For Aug. 21 ncing higher because of higher Am sul 1% Lib McN*L- compares with sales of $70,733,- rorld prices for the metal, re- Am Tel Tel Llgg & My congressional action. Am Tob Litton Ind 58 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. 000 in the like period a year ago CLIFFWOOD - The Matawan 'ersed themselves yesterday as Amp Inc n3« I.ukfnl stl A perhaps equally potent de- W* rawvt IM right to limit quaitltlu wtillt tl»y Int. Not mponilbls lor typographical trren. a gain of 25,7 per cent. Anaconda Mack Trk Township Fire Department will ;opper commodity prices fel Armeo Stl Marath Oil sponsor the Von Bros, three-ring Armour Martin M Sales for the month of July harply. The decline followed Armst ck mi Merck circus Friday, Aug. 21, at Mata- Aslil Oil 47'% MGM Follow the Towtr of Light to the New York World'» Fair amounted to $16,095,000 compared iews that Kennecott had reached Atchlaon with $13,303,000 in the same wan Rd. and Cliffwood Ave. be- three-year labor agreement atl Rf/ln Minn M*M hind the A & P Supermarket. Avco Corp Mo Pac A month a year ago, a gain of 21 'ith its largest union. AVC corp Mont Ward I per cent. The menagerie will open one Kennecott fell 1%, Cerro 2, Ana- Bancock w Nat Blic Bald LI mi N Cash Reg Herbert Hubschman, chairman hour before, each performance. onda 14, Inspiration % and Ball * oil Nat Dairy Bayuk Clg Nat Dlitlll of the board, said that the com- There will be a matinee at 3 helps Dodge '/t. Bell * How p.m. and the evening perform- Bendlx 22'4 Nat Oyps pany's six months earnings state The Dow Jones industrial Av- Reth Slee.1 Nat Steel ance Is scheduled for 8 p.m. Boeing I NY Central ment would be released in early rage rose 4.44 to 838.52. Borden Nla M Pw September. Profits from the circus will go Born Warn S3 No Am Av Of 1,331 issues traded, 642 rose Nor Pac Hubschman said that during the into the Fire Department Fund. Bninswk Nwat Airlln ind 416 fell. New highs for the Bucy Erlt IV Norwich PI) past six months the company had The fund's greatest benefit will Bulova Outb Mtr 'ear totaled 59 and new lows Burl Ind Owens III 01 opened a now store at Dover, be from the sale of advance tick- Case. JI Pan Am ets by the members. Patrons Cater True Ps.ram Plct N. J., and that an additional 9i Penney. JC purchasing tickets in advance of Ten of the 15 most active 3.1' 1 Pa Pw4U store at Cherry Hill, near Cam- 7IH1 circus day also will avoid wait- locks rose and five fell. Che's"* Oh Pa RR what do you do den, is under construction and Pepsi Cola ing in line. The outstanding special situa- Chrysler Perkln Elm is scheduled for opening in No- Oltlea 8v Prizer vember. The new Cherry Hill The Von Bros, show, world's on of the day was Smith-Doug Coca Colft Phil El Coin Pal Phlll Pet storj contains 130,000 square second largest motorized circus, iss which rose 3 to 63% on 117,- Colum Cas Pit Steel Coml Sol Pullman Iceland is equal in size to the features imported and domestic 00 shares, making It the most Con Edlit Putt, Oil acts, the traditional pageant ctive stock. i> nnt Can 51% RCA Dover store. It is located on a Coop Beg when you're spectacles, a steel arena of jun- Con Pd 34 \ h t 30-acre plot and plans call for Chrysler was second most ac- CorninK O 57 «i Reading Co this store to be the basic unit in gle-bred lions, liberty horses, Crn Zfll 22714 Repuh Stl ve, up % at 53% on 116,600 Cruc Stl K'i Revlon a new shopping center which will trapeze chimpanzees, llamas, lares. Third was Pan American Curtis.i Wr ""* Reyn Met be operated by Vornado. , camels and animal-land fanta- Deere 43' - Tob 'orld Airway^, up % at Del & Hud Controls ;les climaxed by the Von Bros, 98,800 shares. IV)UK Airc 8t Jos Lead elephaht ballet. Dow Chem St Reg Pap Dress Ind Sears Roeb : Next came Sunshine Mining, Du I'ont MS Shell Oil irl.t ' 11o irft rltJUJWlt .v-ii Duo Lt 2fii'; Sinclair 2'/J to 26>/S, as it responded East KtKl smith, AO various rumors which have End John ; Socony Erie Lack Sou Pac 'Ulled this issue from time to 26N, Sou Ry Egg Market Firestone IT4 FMC Cp Sperry Rd Ime; followed by Radio Corp, Ford Mot 41 Std BraJid NEW YORK (AP) - Wholesale B Eld Oil Cut ft y< at JH/V Oen Accept egg offerings adequate. Demand Gen Cigar Std Oil NJ {he hot water ,; Texaco ;aders but it sank 1'4, despite Gen Fds Tei a Prod New York spot quotations fol- Oen Motors Tci G Sul low: "\™' ood earnings, because investors Gen Pun ut Textron 'ere disappointed that it did not o TelStEl Tldewat oil Mixed colors: standards 32- Oen Tire Transamer colder and colder lcrease the dividend. Ga Pac Cp Un Carbide 34% Checks 23-24. Gillette Unj>«e. Whites: Extra fancy heavy Texas Gulf Sulphur fell a point Glen Aid 3 Unit Alro v .:-'',' Goodrich 27% United Cp weight (47 lbs. min.) 42-43'^; it reacted along with copper Cloodyear US Lines ocks. Texas Gulf has big cop- Grace Co US Plywd fancy medium (41 lbs. average) Gt A*P US Rub er resources in Ontario. Greyhound US Smelt 3%34'/2; fancy heavy weight (47 Guir Oil US Steel lbs. min.) 40-41; medium (40 lbs. General Motors rose %, Jersej Hamm Pap Van Al Stl "Who andard 1, Sears, Roebuck 2%, Here Pdr Si! Walworlh average) 31^-32; smalls (36 lbs. III Cent RR Warn B Pic )u Pont % and American Smelt- Ins Rand Wn Un Tel average) 23'/i-25; peewees (31 lbs. Went El guarantee, ng l'/». White Mot average) 17-18. Woolwth Browns: Extra fancy heavy Xerox fell \%, High Voltage Yntst sti*T bread?" ."/light (47 lbs. min.) 43-44i/2; ngineering 1, American Tele- ancy medium (41 lbs. average) 3'/4-34!4; fancy heavy weight A&P does... uncondition- (47 lbs. min.) 40-41; smalls (36 ally! Jane Parker Bread bs. average) 231^-25; (31 lbs. average) 17-18. is made of the finest ingre- dients, blended and baked CAN'T REVERSE STANDARDS by experts. You'll like it... CAIRO (AP) - A jobless hus- band failed to stop his wife's or you'll get your money divorce action even though he back — without question. offered to do all the housework while she held a steady job. The wife claimed that he forced JANE PARKER her to work so he could laze around the house all day. /qiir dothe$. In granting the divorce, Judge WHITE Ahmed Lutfy declared it was BREAD "irregular to current soda standards" for the husband to do housework. BALANCE 'PARKWAY) GOING TO THE CITY? YOUR BUDGET electric GO BY BUS! Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, Hazlet, N. J. "Water heater. and Keansburg Terminal With a savings plan R.T. Fare $2.10 N.Y.C. at Mainstay ... R.T. Fare $1.59 Newark 264 - 9828 — 787 - 0066 — 787 • 9676 and y/atch your Free Parking money grow... for the day you need Leonardo Terminal GOING R.T. Fare TO THE it most. WORLD'S FAIR ? As you use hot water, a quick recovery electric water heater heats more in $2.30 N.Y.C. 40 SCHEDULED $2.00 Newark BUSES DIRECT, a hurry. Put one anywhere in the house because there's no flue, no vent. 291 -1300 TO TIMES Mainstay Federal Savings It's flameless. Why run out of hot water again? There's really no match for 291 - 9623 SQUARE DAILY ! X-'* an electric water heater. For more information, call, write, or Fire Parking and Loan Association stop in at our nearest business office. And when you buy, 36 MONMOUTH STREET buy with assurance from the dealer who displays this seal. TELEPHONE 741-0663 NEW YORK'KEANSBURG Jersey Central Power & Light/New Jersey Power & Light LONG BRANCH BUS LINE Red Bank, New Jersey 787-0066 • 75 Beochwoy, Keombur, • 787-9«7< Insured Savings • Mortgag* Loaru Live Within Your Income Tl.r. DMl.V RFGJ'TER 11, 19M-3 Today in History •ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean I.VJC frr*n any questions you(tvti-jea of •*:!!!, written tor the will wa/jt in take up with yrAir] layman, wfcxh yr>j might fi&d My THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For Sohnfey. Aaowtf 16 Pride Counts, as Well as Money lawyer. Vntn go \.n see him and i of inlerfcit. Today It Friday, A»t&. 14, tint explain what you have in mine., 227th «__.y• ou«.••!t. you_.**.<>r• wishes«rm't disturb thr statin nuf) for the I wish all the voluntary high Indian Parliament, the first GEMINI |M.y 21 la Jim 21) time being. , Curb your impatience f . ;chool dropouts could read your since India became independent Abstemious habits are hirr] to form SAGITTARIUS |Nov. 22 Io D«. 21) etter and hear your husband say but Are requisites iu the Gemini chart. Some confusion and lack of orderliness In 1947. CANCER (Jun. 22 TO July 211 exists. Try to "straighten up and fly that even a good salary doesn't Show roar laved ones how mnch you right." make up for the education he ANOTHER BLACKBURN care by_ beinff extra thoughtful of their CAPRICORN (DM. J2 fo Jan. 20) well-being. Extensive travel in denoted in the Cap didn't have. He has indeed done IN SERVICE LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) ncortt chart. Start making alms. well, with the handicap of only FORT KNOX, Ky. (AP) - It You ran profit from lessons of the past AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. 19) in eighth grade schooling. But was "hello" and "goodbye" at —both your own and others' rjcrtri- Your organizational abilities are sc- erterK. cented and can be put to fine use now. employers are more demanding the home of M. Sgt, Elmer J. VIRGO (A*g. 22 to W. 22) PISCES [F.b. 20 io Much 20) .oday than they were when your Pear rsiHtbcs and ym an proceed with Blackburn. Heed damper SIKOS. Be extra careful, Msband started out in busi- full ronfidcacc a yoortcU and yoor especially in ana around water. " On the day he retired, after ness. The real opportunities are more than 23 years of military I, Fubliihcji Newspaper Syndicate offered to high school and col- HURRY! SAVE ON MID-SUMMER ITEMS! •ervice, his son, Elmer Jr., left lege graduates. Ambition alone tor basic training at Ft. Jack- just not enough. son, S. C. Labor Secretary Wirtz has es- imated that some 350,000 young- Sell your furniture through the iters are unemployed today and Dally Register Classified.' The Art »ill be for the rest of their lives—-dropouts. Those who con- titute, as he puts it, "the out- aw pack", aren't even looking SAVE ON MEN'S SHORT-SLEEVE SHIRTS Of Learning for work anymore. Hundreds of WHY PAY thousands of other young people —droputs also—are actively seek- MORE? By LESLIE J. NASON ing jobs but can't' find them. 1 Eventually the dropout's problem Regular $3.98 each g% P QQ Regular $1.98 each Dr. Nason Professor ol Education surpasses that of money alone— his pride takes a painful beat- Short Sleeve Z K Short Sleeve Dear Dr. Nason, books she is apt to read as she ing. Our nine-year-old daughter is grows older. Just avoid having But let's get to your specific in the fourth grade. She is a good sadistic comics and trashy books problem. The board of education Dress Shirts FOR V Sport Shirts student and reads everything in n the home. in your city offers adults an in- sight, including magazines, book- dividual study type program. Aft- lets and newspapers. Do you feel Dear Dr. Nason, er receiving your letter I talked that we should allow her to read Our five-year-old Is starting to the director of this program. anything she chooses? How about school. She can count to 25 and He tells me that each semester comics? caa recognize 40 or more words consists of four courses lasting S/S Dress Shirts S/S Sport Shirts 99 A. N., Venice, Calif. She draws and uses a pencil well three months.- Regular 2.98 NOW Regular 2.99 NOW MIDDLETOWN Answer: We feel that she will not be in The first step is to determine Encourage the natural curi- terested in the building blocks :he educational background of Route 35 and osity your child is showing for and sand piles of kindergarten. :he individual, and then work S/S Dress Shirts S/S Sport Shirts How can we compensate a 99 reading matter. You can channel .vith him to help him complete Regular 3.98 NOW New Monmouth Rd. her tastes by making available home? the prescribed program, one Regular 4.99 NOW ONLY good books, good news- Mrs. J. R., San Fernando, Calif. semester at a time. A diploma, New Shrewsbury | papers and good magazines. This Answer: equivalent to a regular high is common sense guidance rath- There is more to kindergarten school diploma, is given when the al Route 3!! er than censorship. than blocks and sand piles. How- work is completed. The cost of Ihis is $36 for each semester. • S/S COTTON KNIT SHIRTS Shrewsbury Ave. The more good comics and ever, take time to talk with youi light books read by your young- daughter each day. Encourage Other readers may be inter ster at this age, the more good her to develop her talent ested to know that somewhat Regular 2.98-NOW similar programs for adults are 2/3" through activities at home. Dis cuss the matter with the kinder available in many cities—for in- garten teacher after enough tim itance, in New York City through has elapsed for the teacher to the board of education's adult • S/S ACRILAN KNIT SHIRTS have become acquainted with high school department, and in each of the children and to know Chicago through the office of the Regular 2.69—NOW county superintendent of schools 2/3" something of their abilities an talents. which will" supply information on the proper procedure. Remember that YOUR attitude toward school will have a power- Of course, a correspondence ful effect on your child's attitude. course from a reliable school Kindergarten can be a wonderful can accomplish the same thing. Your husband would get a high SUMMER-SUITS, SPORT COATS, PANTS experience through your help am cooperation. school diploma when he com- pleted the courses satisfactorily. Dear Dr. Nason, 1 realize the cost is not the im- Is there anything I can do to portant thing for either one of improve my arithmetic? Some- you, so it doesn't really matter Regular 6.99 * day, after my children are in how he completes his high school Men's Suits C high school, I will have to get education. I simply mention what job outside of my home to help your local facilities are because Men's Pants* Regular $45 ^ out. they might offer some advan- tages. I think personal contact It is embarrassing to me to NOW NOW admit that I cannot add a colum 4 of figures without the aid of my 29 fingers, or do any simple math, Salvation Army I know I could never pass a tesl that most companies give befori To Open School considering you for employment MEN'S PANTS REG. 6.99 NOW 4.88 MEN'S SUITS REG. 65.00 NOW 49.00 Is there anything I could d RED BANK — The Vacation while at home now to learn ti Bible School conducted by The add "in my head" and to learn Salvation Army, 20 Riverside MEN'S PANTS REG. 9.98 NOW 5.88 simple fractions? Is there a be- Ave., opens Monday. ginner's book I could refer to The school will be conducted MEN'S SUITS REG. 55.00 NOW 39.00 I L. F., Union, N. J Monday through Friday for two MEN'S SPORT COATS Answer: weeks ending Aug. 28. Classes To learn number combination •will meet from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. REG. TO 35.00 NOW 19.00 so that you can eliminate use o "Making Time Count for MEN'S SUITS REG. 32.95 NOW 19.00 your fingers you must know them Christ" will be the school's so well that you see the answer theme. MEN'S SPORT COATS instantly as you look at the num Mrs. Brigadier John Fahey will bers. Practice adding the sam< be director. The staff includes: REG. 16.99 NOW 13.00 column of figures over and ove beginners, Miss Edith Frazier; MEN'S SUITS REG. 27.95 NOW 19.00 until you can come up with thi primary, Cadet Anna Elizabeth answers without hesitation. Dimsey, assisted by Miss Lessie MEN'S SPORT COATS There are correspondenci Johnson; juniors, Mrs. James courses which cover this mater Johnson, assisted by Miss REG. 29.95 NOW 19.00 MEN'S SUITS REG. 19.99 NOW 11.00 Hat Bar's al and, in most cilies, evenin Carol Lloyd and young teens classes in basic fundamental; group, Mrs. Gustav E. Schmidt, Or, it would be possible for yoi assisted by Miss Pamela Schmidt. ENCHANTTRESSES! to study at home on your owi Mrs. Raymond Swift will be with the use of a book such a: registrar. Miss Louise Flanagan glamorous summer Frieda E. Van Atta's "How and Miss Mary Swill will have Help Your Child in Reading, charge of refreshments. Writing & Arithmetic," publishe SAVINGS TO 50% ON WOMENS SHOES hair pieces by Random House, Inc. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL EAST KEANSBURG - The Va- cation Bible School sponsored by Sell Ruinson Home the Emmanuel Assembly of God, SHOES SHOES 5.00 1-12 rumson home Palmer Ave., will he conducted $ $ 081 RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs Monday through Friday, Aug. 17- Frederick A. Brass have sol 21. their home at H Rr.salie Avr Classes for children three from 2.99 to 3.99 NOW from 4.99 to (.99 NOW Add glamour in town . . . at th« beach! and have moved to 408 Harbo through 12 years of ;\RC will meet 1 Hills Dr., Largo, Fla. They plai from 0:20 a.m. to noon daily. 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TIL 6 M Ye»» »r CtntlnnoDi flnr r«dtrol Deposit liuurcnc* Corp, s.o.s. JIM BISHOP: «4J|»*tf SL, ft«4 Bank, N. X^-W Eut kVUln St., Freehold, N. Rt. », MhbUcVnra, N. J, Reporter EtfabHihed 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry CUy Published by The Red Bank RegUter Incorporated A Fellow Was Saying... W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Preildent JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor ' M. HAKOLD KELLY, General Mansgfer He is a hipless man with Japanese teeth and a dark, good-looking face which appears to have' been Tbomai J. Bly i cmivi editor William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln AJSOCIU« slept in. His name is Harold Conrad and he promoted Frank W. Harbour Middietown Bureau Mir. Charles A. Johnston Freehold Bureau the last four or five worldCs heavyweight fights. Conrad Member of the Associated Press Ths Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use for republlcation o[ all me looaj newt printed ID thli is a veteran reporter—press agentry is merely a con- nttwipaper as well as,all AP nswg dispatches. cession to economics — and he shep- Member ol American Newspaper Publisheri Association herds all the great sports writers when Member Audit Bureau of Circulation a big fight is due. The Red Bank Regliler. Inc., asluraes no financial re«x>nnlljimies for typographical errors In advBrtHemenu, bi Will rtprlnt without charge, that part of an advertisement In which the typographical error occurs. Advertisers wl He was having dinner at the Casta- pitas* notify the management Immediately of any error which may occur. ways in Miami Beach, and he never Thll newspaper assumes no responsibilities for statements of opinion In letters from Iti readers. looks at food because he is trained to Subscription Prices In Advance Less than 3 Kos. Per month J1.50 12 months—118.00 6 months—W. Hulls COP7 *t counter, 7 cents Single copy by mall, 10 cents 0 months—113.60 3 months—tf. keep an eye on the exit. Joe Hart, the owner of the Castaways, was talking FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1964 fights, and I walked into the oriental BISHOP dining room and pulled up a chair. I Political Wheel in Raritan admire Conrad because he is better than the people who employ him. The political wheel in Raritan campaign manager, he is back 01 Boxing has been in a coma since the Liston-Clay township has taken a full turn, for "the team," and none too soon foi fight and I wanted to know if he was in Miami Beach to promote another match. He took a knife and did a the Democrats, since last November. the party if it is to successfully mee laparotomy on a steak. "Not on your life," he said. the challenge of the Republican can We must say it appeared that "Sonny and Cassius have signed for a match, but no- the split which occurred that month didates, Fred F. Iverson and Michae body knows where they're going to hold it." was of the Humpty-Dumpty variety Taranto, Jr., and the Independents "Try a phone booth," I said. He nodded and smiled —and that the party would not be Robert J. Benedickson, Vincent G the jaded Broadway smile. "You another one who put together again for many a moon. Raine and Joseph DeVirgilio. thinks boxing is dead?" he said. No, I'm not. As a fight fan who has been looking at ugly faces since the After the election, Township The regular Democrats will als Dempsey-Carpentier dance at Boyle's Thirty Acres, I Committeemen Marvin Olinsky and have to look to themselves, if the have a small interest in the boobs who think that a are to continue in power, for afte James G. Brady broke with Mayor short left hook buys yachts and Cadillacs. Philip J. Blanda, Jr., and announced four years in office it would appeal Who's Kidding Who? that the party has become overcon that Mr. Olinsky would challenge "Have a bowl of Chinese matzoh ball soup," Hart Mr. Blanda for the mayor's chair. fident and less aggressive. said. Conrad chewed the steak slowly. "The fight game It has virtually become a habit As it turned out, in the power is business," he said. "No matter what you say, busi- for town meetings to start late- ness is good." "I know," I said. He shrugged and drank plays which followed, party regulars one of the first—small but signifi a half glass of cold beer. "Look," he said, "you re- backed the mayor and censured Mr. cant—signs of irresponsibility. (Herbloefc to on Mention) member the first Dempsey-Tunney fight in Philly? A Olinsky. million dollar gate, right? You call the Clay-Ldston fight The administration, this year, ha: Mr. Olinsky and Mr. Brady final- a bust and it grosses four million. Who's kidding who?" not taken a stand on a full-time po These Days; "Whom," I said. Joe Hart rolled a pair of ivory ly made peace with the organiza- lice force, has done little to ge Inside ^ tion, and that move was completed chopsticks between his fingers. "I don't know why sidewalks installed on hazardou; everybody thinks this is a Chinese joint. Maybe you a few days ago with the announce- Both Sides Use Boomerangs roads, and has moved slowly ant Washington can tell me." "Isn't it?" I said, looking around at the ment that Mr. Olinsky will be cam- with indecision, so far, on sewe: By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN By ROBERT S. ALLEN pagodas, the Chinese junk floating in the bay, the moat, paign manager in the coming elec- And PAUL SCOTT and the Chinese costumes on the waitresses. "No," he installations. This is going to be the darnedest political cam tion for incumbent George J. Pater- WASHINGTON - Chief Justici said. "It's Japanese. Not Chinese. We only serve Chink The administration, on the othe: paign to dope. The cross-overs seem already to have Earl Warren is setting an Oct. food once a week." son and Stephen J. Filardi. hand, has many accomplishments t< begun on a large, though numerically uncertain, scale. 1 deadline for the long-awaited report of the special commission "Look at it this way," Conrad said slowly and Mayor Blanda, who is retiring its credit. A poll in Meniden, Conn., a town which sometimes investigating the assassination of elects a Republican mayor, shows Johnson leading President Kennedy. patiently. "The fight is owned by International Pro- from office at the end of this year, This year's Raritan election, wit Goldwater by seven to one. But in West As chairman of the seven-mem motion Inc. The company is really three brothers, Bob was the pivot man in restoring bal- a wide field of good candidates, wi Texas, some 40,000 persons on the poll ber group, Warren is vigorously and Jack and Jim Nilon, guys who are caterers-in Phil- ance and stability to local govern- no doubt be one of the hardest- pressing for winding up its ex- tax list in 19 counties have indicated to tended inquiry and wants to bet ly. Jack also owns 10 per cent of Liston, which is like ment in Raritan. fought in the township in a decade Republican Congressman Ed Foreman ter his deadline by several weeks owning 10 per cent of a solid gold time bomb. It was that they are 53,5 per cent for Gold- But it's still conjectural whether Jack who tried to make a good citizen out of Sonny." Mr. Olinsky, a man of talent and The Democrats, surprisingly, have a final report can be agreed water and 30.1 per cent for Johnson energy, was unwise in attempting to put Humpty-Dumpty back togethe: on by' the middle of September, In Love With Himself, with others wishing they could be for or even Oct. 1. challenge the mayor, but as 1964 again in time to assure that. "My place is desegregated," Hart said. I shook my someone else. Two factors are behind War- head. "Liston couldn't be a good citizen in a strait- No polls can bemakeivtfs indicative ren's insistence: Your Money's Worthy. s-* (1) The probe already has jacket in Dannemora," I said. "He and Clay have a CHAMBERLAIN of a final result at this date, for there run eight months, and it is his combined emotional age of 10. I saw Clay when he will be backlashes against backlashes, and backlashes opinion that all the essential fought after the last Olympics at Chris Dundee's place. against the backlashes to the backlashes. "Farley's A Solution to Head-on Collisions thoroughly explored and as Know what I think? I think the kid is in love with him- Law," which holds that campaigns are decided by La sessed; (2) the. Supreme Courl self, He keeps telling the world that he's too pretty to -; . By SYLVIA PORTER bor Day, will not hold for this year. reconvenes early in October and be hurt." the chief justice is extreme! Along the highway I travel ways to. separate the opposing,suits resulting from them ha The uncertainties will be compounded by the fac desirous of concluding the com- Conrad pushed the plate away. The peas were still when commuting in summer be- traffic lanes. These guard rails been a key force boosting ou that highly-placed politicians in both camps keep feed mission's work so he can again on it.-"You talk," he said, "but you don't say nothing. tween our country home and the are being erected on a mounting auto insurance rates. The quicker devote himself fully to his office there's a stretch which I scale the nation over and are our obsolete, undivided four-lane ing issues to their enemies. Take Democratic Senator judicial functions. A fighter is a commodity, nothing more. He can be detest. When I catch up to an chalking up impressive records highways are made as collision- Wayne Morse of Oregon, for one example. Almos In the tribunal's coming term, sold, or he can't. The public will buy another fight be- •ggravatingly slow driver and de-In reducing or eliminating head- proof as possible, the better ofl everything that Goldwater stands for must be anathema it faces an especially heavy and tween Clay and Liston because who else you got? Doug every driver in the nation will be, cide to swing on collisions. to Morse, but the Oregonian rebel ploughs ahead none momentous calendar, including Jones lost a close fight to Clay. Floyd Patterson can out to pass, I The barriers may be made of precedent-setting tests of th always tense steel, concrete, atuminum, fiber theless with attacks on the Democratic Administra- newly-enacted civil rights law. fight, but how many times can a man get off the deck? up and I don't glass or wood, although research KNOW YOUR tion's foreign aid bill in a way that must delight Henry Cooper, the British champ, ranks eighth." return to a re- But some commission members by the American Iron and Steel Republicans. feel the investigation is far from laxed position Institute reveals that steel is used GOVERNMENT "The Heavyweight division," I said, "is as dead as until I'm again complete. They particularly wan on the majority of toil roads and Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers Wayne Morse Talks the Flyweight." He finished his beer and ordered an- hugging the certain witnesses summoned, in the greatest variety of de- Association, 143 E. State St., "Foreign aid," says Wayne Morse, "is unproduc- foremost among them Mrs other. "Don't tell Mara," he said. That's his pretty wife. very right of signs. Here are illustrations of Trenton 8, N. J. the right lane, tive because much of it goes for uses that neither build Marina Oswald, 21-year-old widow "It's Cassius and Sonny or nobody," Conrad said. "And what has been and is going on of the alleged killer. She has The reason across the nation. nor develop; and it is misrepresented because in spite no matter how it goes, it's four million, mostly in for my anxiety County governments in New testified twice, but it is con- The New Jersey Turnpike was of all the official hand-wringing pleas that we help the tended she should be recalled closed-circuit television. A fight today doesn't even is tnat lhis is Jersey together last year spent PORTER the first major toll road to pro- more than $26 million on capita] underprivileged and deprived people of the world, not for further questioning. need a crowd." a scenic, heavily traveled, four vide motorists with a steel med- improvement projects. Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R lane highway on which two-way ian guard rail and almost all of more than 40 per cent of it goes for that purpose.' "I know," I said. "I remember when Bill MacDon- Ky., is urging that. Supporting traffic is separated only by yel- its 118 miles are now protected Financed largely from borrov Morse's criticism of the way Dictator Sukarno of Indo- him is Sen. Richard Russell, D- ald charged $250 for a ringside seat to watch Liston low lines. Frequently as I round with the rail. Between 1952 and funds, the $26,140,519 total for th nesia has^ flouted the U.S. after accepting its aid will Ga., chairman of the powerfu the curves I see cars rushing 1958, the first seven years of 21 counties topped the 1962 capi sit on his stool. The Convention Hall held 14,000 and Armed Services Committee and toward me well over on the wrong this turnpike's operations, there tal improvement outlay of $22, surely turn up this autumn in more than one Republi- only 8,000 showed up." Conrad peeled off a bill and leader of the Southern bloc. tide of the yellow lines at speeds were 158 fatal accidents of which 239,005. It compared with a $213/ can campaign speech. watched the waitress add the tab. of 55-65 miles an hour and even 48 were caused by vehicles cross- million average annual total ovei Cooper feels Mrs. Oswald more, I've not yet witnessed a ing over the unprotected median the past five years by all coun Then there is Democratic Senator Tom Dodd's should be able to shed more ligh An Old Confucius Joke ies. Reliance upon borrowe on her husband's activities and deadly head-on collision but strip. Since installation of tho criticism of our failure to make use of the Asiatic mem- Still, the sit-down grossed $4,000,000. The theater there's a grim liklihood that I rail in 1961, there has been only 'unds to finance capital costs i :ontacts in the U.S. and Russia will—at any time. one crosis-median fatality. urther evidenced by the growl bers of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization than she has so far. owners got half of whatever came in on television. The Head-on collisions accounted in total county gross indebted- (SEATO) in the effort to keep Red China from seizing In her two commission inter- The Pennsylvania Turnpike is net, as I recall, was $2,140,000. Clay got $420,000, and for more than 6,700 deaths last ness, which rose from $143,2:14,. rogations, t h e Russian-born now in the process of protecting the Southeast Asian rice bowl. SEATO was formed in his Louisville backers took half. Taxes took a big bite year, says the National Safety 385 to .$191,094,238 between 195! widow stated she knew nothing its entire 470 miles of four-lane Council, and in some collisions and 1963, Annual expenditures u 1954 under Secretary of State J. Foster Dulles, who about her husband's outside life of what was left. Liston got $850,000, gave 10 per cent highway with a steel divider. It lix persons or more died. The pay principal and interest on th lowever, under questioning dur- had completed 226 miles when hoped that the members—the U.S., Britain, France, to Jack Nilon, paid off the unsavory advisers he dis- head-on collision toll is already debt rose from $13,959,993 to $17,- ng her second appearance,- she 1!?S4 began, will have extended Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Pakistan, and missed a few years ago, and paid Uncle Sam 80 per 1"4 per cent of all motor fatali- 081,647 during the same period. did acknowledge knowing he had this to 359 miles by the end of lien and studies of tire tracks Among the counties, largest Thailand—would all contribute their share of force to attended "meetings," but claimed cent of what was left. this year. This is the longest on the narrow earth or grass 1963 outlay for capital improve- prevent Communist infiltration and take-over of free ignorance of their nature, pur- steel median guard in the world ments was $5>/i million spent by "You think people will pay for another fight," Joe medians separating many traffic countries. But, says Tom Dodd, "our own primacy in pose or location — other than that lanes indicate that only sheer The Connecticut legislature has Union County. Bergen Count they were "political." Hart said. Conrad drummed the table and smiled for- luck has prevented more cars ordered that the 38 miles of the was next in line with a mor SEATO was used as a brake to prevent the Asian mem- Merritt Parkway be protected by than $4 million total while Mid- TENTATIVE FINDINGS — A (Continued on Page 12) coming together from opposite ili bers from taking the measures of collective self-defense draft report has been submitted rations and increasing the a midian barrier. This year, six dlesex County reported expend- miles are being installed and this tures of more than $3'/, million. which they considered essential.'" to the seven commission mem •laughter on our nation's high- bers and Is being considered by CANDIDATES FOR OBLIVION ways, /ill continue for five more years At the other end of the scale, The result is that in South Viet Nam we have been neither Cumberland nor Salem them There are more than 9,600 miles The tragedy of head-on, col- counties reported any capital im going it alone, fighting what often seems a "white Prepared by the staff under of old fashioned, heavily traveled lisions reaches out to millions of provement expenditures last year the direction of former Solicitor four and more lane undivided who never have been or wil man's war" when that is the last thing that we have (Capitnl improvements geneiall eneral J. Lee Rankin, genera highways in our nation tnday. be involved, fur the astnmomica intended to do. Republicans will certainly use Tom include projects with long use ex counsel of the investigation, ii Simple painted lines are the least cost or the claims and liability Dodd's words against his own Administration if the has a number of findings anc effective separators. Low curbs pectancy such us buildings, land recommendations. and narrow earth or crass med- war in Southeast Asia is widened without any help highways, bridges, machiner. Principal over-all conclusion is ians which can he jumped far WHERE IN THE WORLD and equipment purchased lc for lures for this purpose ailgiruaied , ,, , , f , ... , . ., , jmurili-r was purl of conspiracy our cars to stray from our cra-n J3.765.872 .»v.-r l.v fiv, year. ^"'VWltwl fiom deputizing his authority to COVC cer- wh«.s.. origin and ramifications 1 roadways and meet others I ravel- U-l't The totals arc among those he-i'"" "bsoltltely compelling contingencies. Neither Chris-|have yet to be fully unearthed. 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WINDOWS—S9.95 lo W4.«. 32 IROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK lonRtrr needed household goods with a Dally RegijteeeClassified 23 WHITE ST. 842-1180 SHREWSBURY d 8—Friday, Auguri 14, 1964 TOE DAILY* REGISTER Style Show Sunday At Beach Club Sea Star MIDDLETOWN - A Joint fash- ion snow will be held Sunday 4 Luncheon at 2 p.m. at Sea Star Swim Club for members and guests. Fashions will be presented by Burke's Men's Shop, Rt. 35, with Tom Burke as commentator, and by Mildred Spector, 65 Broad St., SEA BRIGHT — Peninsula Red Bank, with Mrs. Pat Vitacco House Beach Club will sponsor a as commentator. foget the luncheon and fashion show Thurs- Models will be John Madsen, day at 12:30 p.m. at the club. Mr. Vitacco, Jack Dowens, Tom Fashions by Don Caster, Inc., Burke, Miss Pat Burke, Mrs. Rutherfordton, N.C., will be pre Russell Miller, Mrs. Walter Speng- of tented by Mrs. Robert L. Dalton ler, Mrs. Neil Landsendorf, Mrs. Middletown. Models will be Mrs Robert Figuly, Mrs. Murray Leh- Hadley King, Jr., Mrs. John er, Mrs. Leonard Goldberg, Mrs. Hemleb, Mrs. J. Miller Creamer Robert Slaviri, Mns. William Mrs. B. H. Moreland, Mrs. L. S Krieghbaurn, Mrs. Stephen Blond Wilkinson, Mrs. Peter Wester and Mrs. Stephen Bulvanoski. OSBORNS HAVE DAUGHTER gard, Mrs. R. L. Gilbarte and REI BANK — Mrs, Paul H. Youngsters' Venture Mrs. Ronald Emmons, all club SURPRISE PARTY Royer has recieved word of the members. MATAWAN — Mrs. Percy Van birth of a daughter to her nephew Tickets are available at the Brakle, Little St., Matawan, was Peninsula House. The event is guest of honor at a surprise birth- and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- Nets Riverview Gift open to the public. day party given by Mr. and Mrs. as W. Osborn, Jr., Long Beach, Calif., Aug. 3. Mr., Osborn is a The beach club is planning WELCOME TO MANHATTANVILLE is extended by Mr). Edmund B. Sullivan, canter, Thomas Hulsart in their home RJ5D BANK — An assortment The young merchants were five party tonight at 9 o'clock. Guests on Rnvmi» Dr.. Matawan. former resident of Shrewsbury. of vegetables peddled from a children, all residents of Ftlr have been asked to come dressed Rumson, president of Manhafranville N»w Jersey Shor« Club, to incoming freshmen bright red express wagon netted Haven, who raided their mother's in "crazy pants and crazy shifts" Mist Maureen McCosker, Rumson, left, and Mill Eugenia Parron, Red Bank. The club a profit recently for the River- kitchens for cucumbers (2 cents and prizes will be awarded. view Hospital building fund. each), potatoes, carrots and on- honored students from the local area at a tea Wednesday in th« home of Mrt. ions, and sold them to friends George A. Sheehan, Rumson. ,. and neighbors on Oxford Ave. RETURNS TO IRELAND The five were Deborah Maiza, BELFORD — Alfred Topping Demo Wives 8; Karen, 7, and Frank, 5, chil- County Down, Leitram, Ireland, At Manhattanvilk Club Tea dren of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar- has returned home after spending To Model At ia, 206 Oxford Ave., and Diane id weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. and Steven Garcia, 8 and 6 Jamea Meehan, Allen PI. Mr. years old, respectively, children Topping is Mrs. Median's father Convention of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Garcia, Alumnae Greet Freshmen ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The 230 Oxford Ave. wives of IS Democratic congress, After their successful venture ASSORTED RUMSON - Local students and ored were Miss Peggy McCarthy, Mario Galassi, Mrs. John Quinn men fly here today from Wash was completed, they called on CELLO-WRAPPED incoming freshmen of Manhattan- Little Silver; Miss Maureen Mc- and Mrs. John Hanson, Rumson; ington to prepare for a fashion Mrs. Ruth Snyder, another neigh- •how which they will give Aug. 26 ville College of the Sacred Heart, Cosker, Rumson, and Miss Ta- Mrs. Alan Donaldson, Mrs. Ed- bor, and presented the money to tiana Lolotareff, Somerset. during the. Democratic National Purchase, N. Y., were honored ward Mehm, Mrs. Rodolfo Correa, her. Mrs. Snyder is a head nurie HARD Miss Jane Correa, Little Sil- Mrs. Mary H. Smith, Miss Anne Convention. at a tea Wednesday sponsored by on a medical surgical floor at ver, a senior, and Miss Mary Winters, Mrs. Daniel McCoy Wi The women will tour shops in Riverview. • the Manhattanville New Jersey y Jane Sheehan, Rumson, a junior, ters, h hibld the Atlantic City area looking for CANDY Shore Club in the home of Mrs. Mrs. John Archibald and were also present. Mrs. Matthew McCarthy, Little suitable fashions for the show MARINATED SEAFOOD George A. Sheehan here. Also attending the tea were Silver; Mrs. Joseph Hendersod n and will be luncheon guests of Marinate cooked seafood—lob- Miss Eugenia Parron, daughter Mrs. Sheehan, Mrs. Richard N. Colts Neck; Mrs. James Parron, Mrs. Richard J. Hughes, wife of ster, crabmeat or shrimp — In O • Full Lb. of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Par- shanley,, Mrs. Edmund B. Sulli- Red Bank, and Miss Ann Craw- New Jersey's governor, and Mrs. a tangy French dressing; drain, ron, 87 Sunset Ave., Red Bank, van, Mrs, Francis Hussey, Mrs. ford. Thelma Parkinson Sharp, state 1 mix with mayonnaise arid use as 16 VARIETIES was presented a 5400 supplemen- Civil Service Commission presi- sandwich filling for.buttered tary scholarship from the club. dent. soft rolls. Garnish, with pickles She also is the recipient of the Among those participating in and potato chips for a good main college's {1,500 annual Lafarge St. Gabriel's Fiesta course for lunch. Tuition Grant and supplementary the show will be Mrs. Jack Sulli- BIRNN CANDY scholarships from Catholic Schol- van of Spring Lake, wife of the - .11 w. frnt it., ni femk — arships for Negroes and the Na- chairman of the New Jersey Boat 91 BROAD STREET tional Scholarship Service and Set for Aug. 21,22 Regulation Commission; Mrs. Ar- RED BANK Fund for Negro Students. thur J. Sills, wife of the state at- Other incoming freshmen torney general; Mrs. Joseph R. for the BRADEVELT — St. Gabriel's Michael Guadagno of Colts Sullivan, the mother of Mrs. Catholic Church grounds, on Rt. feck. Rev. Vincent A. Lloyd, pas- Hughes; Miss Margaret A. 520 here, will be the scene Aug. or of St. Gabriel's parish, is GRILLED BANANAS — Serve them as a curry accom- Holmes, Democratic committee LOOK SHERMAN'S AUGUST WHITE SALE 21 and 22 of the annual parish lonorary chairman. paniment along with rice, peanuts (whole or ground), woman from Mercer County, and fiesta. Committee chairmen Include: Sov» $12.00 on a dozan and mango chutney. Mrs. Charles W. Engelhard, Jr., Bath Toweli. Supper specialties, including jod and beverages, Mrs. Ray- wife of the chairman of the host Raj. 3.95—Salt 2.9S1 clams, corn and pizza, will be nond Wegg, Walter Yoncak, Mr. committee. that gets served beginning at 7 p.m. Fri- md Mrs. John Tilelli, William Fit For An Epicure Fialdcttit Royal V«!v«t day. Saturday's menu will feature larmon, Mrs. Harvey Holland, The following senators' wives a second Say* $24.00 on a dozin spareribs and chicken, home- Irs. Robert Seber, Robert Wen- will make the trip: Mrs. J. Wil- Fi.ldcr.it Royal Satin made sausage and cole slaw, be- el Mrs. Antoinette DiSalvo, liam Fulbright, Mrs. George S. look.... P.rcalt Shaati. ginning tit 5 p.m. Hot dogs and Serve Bananas in Style McGovern, Mrs. •! George A. Rig. 6.95—Solt 4.9S tichard Tilelli and Joseph Com hamburgors, cake and beverages ioly; games, Mrs. 'William Stolz, Smathers and Mrs. Gale William the dish, the horseradish.cream McGee. will also be served. "eter Shalvatis, Joseph Lanzaro, By CECILY BROWNSTONE Now On! is spread over the beef and It's Ponies will be on hand for the . Francis Rlopel, John Owsi- Associated Press Food Editor Representatives' wives partici surrounded by the gravy and 28 ya«r» ~ younger set to.ride, and games nik, William Probst, Mrs. W. J. paring are: Mrs.: Hale .Boggs, Serving bananas with a main bananas. quality and sarvica are also scheduled. There will be 'ochis, Harvey Holland, Eugen Mrs. Jack Brooks, Mrs. Don Ed- dish Isn't some bright new idea Nowadays bananas often ac- homemade and home-baked Iroddick, Mrs. Francis Weiss, wards, Mrs. Daniel J. Flood, Mrs 20 Broad Si. company shrimp, curry. If this items, as well is a garden cen ohn Blauvelt Vincent Finelli, William J. Green, Jr., Mrs. Paul RIO IANK 'StanTey appeals to you, grill whole ban- 7414444 ' ter." >r., Vincent Heide; trash and G. Rogers, Mrs. Walter Rogers was a famous oflering. I've never anas in a little butter, or. brush General chairman of the event reasure, Mrs. Florence Duggan Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs discovered who "Stanley" was but them with butter and broil them 'lower booth, Mrs. Finelli; coun Frank Thompson, Jr., Mrs. I do know that Beef Stanley is as a curry accompaniment along try store, Mrs. Roderick Hofer; Charles A. Vanik, Mrs. James C, fit for an epicure. with flaked coconut, ground pea- ponies, Frank Curley; finance, Wright, Mrs. Cornelius E. Gal nuts, crumbled crispy fried ba- Thomas Russo; light and power, According to a .distinguished lagher, Mrs. Josepph G. Mln con and mango chutney. William Stolz; parking, Norman cook book of the time, Beef ish and Mrs. Edward J. Patten Banana Desserts Janwich, Sr.; kitchen, Mrs. Stanley is made this way. Beef Robert McCarthy; grounds, Jo sirloin is roasted over a bed of The year-round banana is de- BUT OF COURSE leph Vota, and public addres finely cut vegetables (carrot, ligthful with the fresh strawberry. NEW YORK (AP) - Norbert iystem, James Nunziato. onion, celery, leek and parsley) A simple and delicious way to Buillaumeil , Frenchman who of lov«lin«it and seasonings (crushed garlic, team, the two fruits is to slice specializes j teachingg French peppercorns, bay leaf, whole the bananas, coat them with or- men driving to qualiflif y ffor a New THRIFTY HINT cloves and thyme). A suspicion of ange juice, and top them With the York license says. In Our Gown & Formate When there is a little leftovei gravy is made from the pan sliced sugared berries. French drivers are the wore • Bridal Oawm • Brldt Mil* goodies plus demi-giace and cooked vegetable in your refrig- The same combination makes in New York, with the Italians • Mtttiar af ttia Irldi strained. Next freshly grated rator,' use it in an omelet lo a marvelous Banana Split. If you a little better. "The French peo- • Spielol Ocuiltn horseradish is mixed with a few ple in automobiles, they are unch. Cooked corn, cut from have old-fashioned boat-shaped tablespoons of hot cream, and Crazy," h« declared. he cob, brocolli flowerets, stemmed ice-cream sundae inipped snap beans and green bananas-cut in half lengthwise ^ . otherwise di h d them ADDING HERBS peas will all add interest to —are coated with flour and fried dessert dishes or plates will do. Next time you are cooking four eggs. briefly in butter. To- assemble SIZING WHEN YOU DRY CLEAN Line up small scoops of ice cream pot roast, you might try making €**-*. MUM —the more flavors the merrier— deep but small gashes in the •asy chargt—loy-oway YOUR SUMMER CLOTHES AT THE on the dishes; place bananas, meat and filling these cut places sliced lengthwise, along both sides with a blended herb mixture. —ipts moii., w«d,, fri. 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THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, Aupjrt 14, 1964^9 Announce Marriage Of Miss Maddalena EAST KEANSBURG — An-, Mrs. Donald Nelson, Powder louncement has been made of Springs, Ga., sister-in-law ct the July 18 of Mis, ide8|™m' mn *" lieaUCli it marriage in medium blue. Sht Mary Elizabeth Maddalena, rried a cascade bouquet of daughter of Mrs. Mary Madda- ledium blue tipped white car- lena, 9 .Morningside Ave., Keans- tions. TODAY urg, to PFC Ronald Glenn Nel- Donald Nelson, Powder Springs, on. a., was best man for his brotfc- SUMMER FAIR, St. Mark's The bridegroom Is the son of Episcopal Church, Keansburg PFC John Seiyl, Savannah, Ir. and Mrs. Lonzo Nelson, church grounds, 2 p.m. a., ushered. :iram, Ga. A reception followed in The Rev. Thaddeus Wojciehowski, jnerican Legion Hall, Keans- TOMORROW lastor, performed the double rg, after which the couple left SUMMER FAIR, St. Mark's ing ceremony in St. Catherine's >r Myrtle Beach, S.C. Episcopal Church, Keansburg itholic Church. The bride was graduated from church grounds, 10 a.m. James Maddalena, Brick Town- liddletown Township High School ihip, escorted his sister. She ad is employed by Hanson Van SUNDAY wore a street-length peau de soie 'inkle Munning Company, M»U- gown trimmed with Chantilly lace ran. PICNIC, Giuseppe Garit»l., Raleigh, N.C., before enlist- Sea Star Swim Club, Middle g in the U.S. Army. town. vhite roses. Mrs. Lawrence Scabett, Keans- He is stationed at Fort Meade, >urg was matron of honor. She d., and will be transferred iliary to Riverview Hospital will Garibaldi Mutual Aid Society of Club of the Methodist Church re- Miss Betty Blodgett, Lonj this abandonment might weaken 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-197S SHREWSBURY TAVERN PASTRIES take a bus trip AUR. 20 to the Red Bank will hold its annual pic- cently held a picnic at Johnson Branch, entertained.the .member: the lines, but this year's collec- nic Sunday at Windward Deach, Park, New Brunswick. New York World's Fair. The bus Shrewsbury Shopping Tuesday in her home, Plans were tion of Italian sportswear vitiated Brick Township.' Final plans were Attending were Mr, and Mrs. will leave River Rd. and Bing- Center also discussed, for the ninth stand- that. made at a special meeting Tues- Wilbur Schneider and children, ard Christmas' greens show to be The Italians, entered laughing ham Ave. at 10 a.m. The group day night here. HIGHWAY 35 Mrs. Ada Hamilton and children, held in December. in silly willy-nillies like harem plans to stay until the display Anthony J. De Stefano, chair- Mr. and Mrs. James Hawthorn Com* tee candies made The next meeting will be helc pants, diaper suits, blinding hats, Of lights in the evening. All res- man, estimates that approximate- and children, Mrs. Jane Schmidl Would you and zany tote bags. They smiled In,our own kitchen. Sept. 15 in the_ Borough Hall, In ervations are sold. ly 300 persons will attend. and daughter, and Sam Meyers. terlaken. all the way through. And they then exited laughing at them- selves, at fashion, at the fun of life under the sun. work for ZIP SERVICE That's how the Romans have made their inroads and how they held onto their territory, and The Ranney School no salary? You Call - We Install that's how it may be for some PHONE 222-3193 time to come. ... was set up in a framework designed to,permit NOT FOR LONG, H. KAABE GLASS CO. greater soa'demic achievement than is usual in WE'LL BET. HEED A GENIE? schools. This framework includes the following:: Yet how many 1. small classes—limited to 12 pupils in grades times have you WINDSHIELDS! k-6, IB pupils in grades 7-12. 549-551 Broadway, seen an advertise Long Branch 2. high admission standards—all students take entrance tests. This includes beginners, who merit of... must show that they are ready for the instruc- FREE tion in reading and arithmetic that they, It would receive in our grade k. LABOR ? be great if you could 3. the flexibility of curriculum possible to the If you arc eonfuitd about this and other fantastic rub a lamp when you independent school—we are able to teach claims about so-called bargain draperies, here arc wish to Bolecl a diamond and fractions in the third grade, English grammar loms facts to consider: have it served right up to at a very early level, algebra and Latin in the you. Next best thing Is to eighth. We are also able to continue instruction Labor is never free! Wa pay our very competent choose a jeweler who makes in reading techniques through the 12th grade, craftsman a good wage. The cost of so called "frae it almost as easy. Wo take and we use college level texts in the junior and labor" is always added to tha price of materials or the guesswork out of it. We hidden in your cost lomehow I make it an exciting experi- senior years of high school. ence. You got more for your Yat, because we have excellent yard goods connec- How much brighter The Eanney School offers to the ambitious student money th<" wn<'. tions, many yaars' experience and a very low over- a stimulating academic atmosphere and a high her life would be with head, it is our opinion that we can offer a completely degree of individual attention. Such students finished drapery installation for less money than our receive unusual preparation for college. Slow flowers from you . . . competitors. Further, our draperies must fit or wi students are not accepted, unambitious students won't let you keep them. from Deans. are not retained. No charge for estimates or measurements, • . fabric We offer grades k-5 in Rum. ,n, grades 5-12 in Call Today and color advice. ABbury Park, and have transportation available to and from classes. Our continuing expansion WitU choice. W» hav» an «xt»n»iv» collection of $ makes it possible, to accept new students in most modern, provincial, tropical, and traditional designs Priced from jrrades. If you think your child would benefit and newest textured plain fabrics and colors. Phone 747,-1832 from our kind of program, write or phone for $75 to $1250 our brochure. All work done In our attractive daylight workroom under expert supervision. The Ranney School "IF IT'S FOR A WINDOW, Ruttell G. Ranney, Headmaster WI MAKI IT" LITTLE SILVER Jewelers Telephone 8H-1650 Shop at kome. Phone 747-441] Op.n'Dolly • la HO of course 72 Broad St., Red Bank Wed. «d Friday 'HI • OCIANPOUT AVE. LITTLE SILVER Broadway, Long Branch 44« Broad St., Shrewsbury T to-WuUy, August 14, WW TOE DAILY BEGISTER of Religious Services

METHODIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH OF CHRIST THE SALVATION ARMY ST. AGNES CATHOLIC Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Atlantic Highlands Rev. Arthur S. Joice Is Serving Myer Hall Rev. Walter Reitz, a Methodi Continuing a series of Bib "Faith Compared to Knowled Sunday morning service at Sunday masses are scheduled missionary to Panama, wi Lessons on names which belor and Reason" will be C. J. Kirl o'clock will be conducted for 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. preach at the 8:30 and 10 a.m to God, the subject at servici Patrick's sermon subject at t Brig, and Mrs. John Fahey. Su: and noon. In A Newly Formed Department Chaplain services Sunday. Church schoo: Sunday will be "Soul." 11 a.m. service Sunday. 'Whi day school is at 9:45 a.m. Su The sacrament of baptism 1 •nd the adult forum will meet a The Bible readings will inclu is the Church of Christ?" wil day evening meeting begins administered every Sunday at NEW YORK - Rev. Arthu 10 a.m. this vers efrom Psalms: "Gii be the subject at the 6:30 p.m 7:30. Mrs. Brig. Fdhey will p.m. Arrangements are to be S. Joice, former pastor of thi To Preach The Methodist Youth Fellow unto the Lord the glory due unl service. Prayers and Scripturi the speaker. made at the rectory at least two Shrewsbury Presbyterian Churd FORT MONMOUTH-Chaplain ihip will leave from the clmrcl His name; worship the Lord readings will be by W. G. Kuto Bible meditation and prayc days previous by one of the par- has been appointed associate sec Paul E. Johnson, Myer Hall Sunday at 6:30 p.m. to go t the beauty of holiness." Gordon Kelley, Lindal Brow meeting will be held 7:15 Tue: ents. retary of the newly formed De Protesiant chaplain, will be guest Ocean Grove. At 7 p.m., the Ge Related readings from t and Albert Emmons. Joe Line day evening followed at 8 o'cloc Dally masses are scheduled for partment of Supporting Service preacher at the general Protes- neva-Wesley Fellowship will g Christian Science textbook w ner, Sr., will preside at the Lord' by the Women's Home Leag 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the of the United Presbytenan tant services at 11 a.m. Sunday, to Ocean Grove. Dr. E. G. Horn include these lines: "Immortal table. The congregation will meeting. early mass is said at the conven Church in the U. S. A. with Chaplain Joseph M. Beasley righausen will be the speaker. ty, exempt from age or deca; served by Jim Lindner, Charl , Visitation to nursing horn for the public. The appointment, effective im sharing the service. Chaplain Tuesday: 10 a.m, the interde has a glory of its own, — tf Whittle, Albert Emmons ai will be carried on by League The sacrament of penance Is mediately, was announced last Johnson's sermon topic will be nominational prayer and studj radiance of soul. — Beauty is Roger Kondrup. Sunday mornin Mercy members Wednesday a administered on Saturdays from week by Rev. Theophilus M. Tay- "Second Best." group will meet in Square Me- thing of life, which dwells fo Bible classes begin at 10 o'clock ernoon. 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m lor, secretary of the church's At the Camp Wood Chapel serv- morial Chapel; 2 p.m., the IY ever in the eternal mind a Midweek services are Thur: Thursday'at 6 p.m., the Sui and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. General Council. ice starting at 9:30, Chaplain will play volleyball in Fellow reflects the charms of His goo day evenings at 7:30. beams will meet. The Miraculous Medal novena John S. Snyder will officiate. His ship Hall; 6:15 p.m., the MYF Rev. Mr. Joice, formerly sec- ness in expression, form, outli Is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m sermon will be "The Bitter With will meet for a Softball game; and color" (Science and Heal retary for field services in the ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN denomination's Department the Sweet in Christ's World." 8 p.m., The Geneva-Wesley Fe with Key to the Scriptures, b Keansburg Red Bank LUTHER MEMORIAL lowship will play volleyball i Mary Baker Eddy). I LUTHERAN Interpretation and Stewardship, The Myer Hall Troop-sponsored Sunday Masses will be at "The Problem of Immorality will have responsibility in direct services held in the auditorium Fellowship Hall and at 8 p.m Church and Sunday school ai The Lutheran Church—Missouri 8, 9, 10, 11 and noon. will be the sermon topic of Rev ing creative writing for printed starting at 10 a.m. with Chap- a discussion on "The Fall," b' at 11 a.m. Synod Daily Masses will be celebratec Dr. Charles S. Webster at th materials and audiovisuals pro- lain Johnson officiating. Albert Camus, will be led bj Wednesday testimony meetini 1 10 a.m. service Sunday. New Shrewsbury Rev. Kerry Robb in room Bl, at 7 and 8 a.m. except on firs duced by the new department Women's Bible Study meets are at 8:15 p.m. At 10 a.m. church schoi "A Living Hope" will be the Fridays when hours will be His office will remain in the In- Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Wednesday: 6:30 p.m., the Ge through third grade will be held sermon topic of Rev. Daniel Rein- 6:30 and 8 a.m. terchurch Center, 475 Riverside Camp Wood Chapel with Chap- neva-Wesley Fellowship will hol BAPTIST simultaneous with the service heimer at the 8 a.m. matins serv- On Holy Days, Masses will b Dr., New York City. lain Snyder leading the study of k softball game. Atlantic Highlands offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and Older children will attend the ice and at 10,15 a.m. services The Department of Supporting Rev. Arthur S. Joice the Book of Acts. Thursday: 7:30 p.m., the In Sunday school meets at 9: a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No ch service with their parents. Sunday. The services are held in Services, under the General Coun- termediate Youth Fellowship wi a.m. The devotional exercisi dren are permitted at evenin Monday: 9:30 a.m., the pra gymnasium of the Tinton Falls a member of the cabinet of th< A Protestant Noontime Devo- cil, is primarily concerned with have a square dance in Fellow for the older class assembly wi Mass. er and study group will meet School. Sunday school and Bible Executive and Field Service Com tional for workers in the Hexa- classes meet at 9 a.m. when a creative communications for use ihip Hail. be conducted by the intermediai Confessions will be heard Sal the church parlor. mission and a member of the In- gon area is held Tuesdays from film, "The Transfiguration of by the boards, agencies and de girls' class taugh' by Williai urdays, first Thursdays, and o terpretation and Stewardship Cab 12:15 to 12:30 p.m. in the confer- Jesus," will be shown to the Sun- partmenfs of the United Presby- PRESBYTERIAN F. Maxson. Pastor Harry the eves of Holy Days, fro HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN inet. ence room adjacent to the Hexa- day school. terian Church. Rumson Kraft will preach at the 11 a.m 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 Red Bank gon cafeteria. Sunday at 8 p.m., the cottage He also has served the United At 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Rev. Slu- and 7:30 p.m. services. T 8:30 p.m. Sunday school and church ser Following his service as a pas- meeting Bible class meets in the Presbyterian Church as secretary •rt G. Leyden, assistant pas church library will be open pric Baptisms will be administered ices are at 9:30 a.m. The sermo tor in Shrewsbury, Rev. Mr home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert for special offerings and as exec- Presbyterians to Hear tor, will preach on "Judgment i to Sunday school and the mor: every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange will be "Two Men You Shou Joice has been associated with Christiansen. utive secretary of the Buildinf Today's World." ing service. ments should be made a weel Know!" the Department of Interpretatioi Rev. Dr. Wilson The board of elders meet Mon- Funds Commission. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 The Pilgrims will visit a nur in advance of the baptism. The junior department Sunda and Stewardship for the past six SHREWSBURY - Rev. Dr. Al- day at 8 p.m. A graduate of Syracuse Uni «.m, in nursery, kindergarten, ing home Sunday at 6:30 p.m Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan school staff meeting will be he years. During that period he was vin Wilson, associate executive The church council meets a versity and Yale Divinity School primary and junior departments The Pioneers and Baptist You pastor and Rev. Leo A. Kel in the church Monday at 8 p.m of the Synod of New Jersey work- the church site Tuesday at 7:30 Rev. Mr. Joice served in thi Monday at 8 p.m., the financ Fellowship also will meet at 6:31 and Rev. Frederick A. Valentin BAPTIST ing with the Monmouth Presby- p.m. U. S. Army as a chaplain in committee will meet in thi The Philathea Group will ha are assistants. STRATHMORE J-E'VISH Keyport tery, will preach at the 9:30 a.m. The Vacation Bible School Par World War II. After the war he lounge. a cookout at the home of Mn CENTER Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m service Sunday in the Presby- ent's Night program will be held became executive director of the William Maxson, Chapel Hil ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC CONSERVATIVE A film, 'The Withered Reed' terian Church here. Tuesday at 10 a.m., the prayei Friday at the Tinton Falls School Council of Relief Agencies Li Monday at 6 p.m. Eatontown Matawan will be shown. The morning serv- fellowship will meet in thi The Walther League represent- censed for Operation in Ger- Dr. Wilson is former pastor of The midweek prayer meetin; Services will be held tonig: ice is held at 10:45. Pastor Eu- lounge; at 8 p.m the Christia Saturday, the Assumption atives will attend the New Jersey many. In this capacity he trav- Glenshaw Valley, Pa., Presby- will be Wednesday at 7:45 p.m at 8:30 in the home of Mr. an gene F. Gregory will preach on education committee will meel the Blessed Mother, Masses w State Walther League Convention eled extensively throughout th terian Church. He did missionary Paotor Kraft will talk on "Ho and Mrs. Jerome Gold, 14 Iva "God For Us." The evening serv- In the lounge. b* said at 7, 8, 9, 10, and held at Upsala College, East Or- world. work under the auspices of the We Got Our Bible." hoe La., Strathmore. Bernan ice is at 7:30. Thunsday at 8 p.m. the admin a.m., and 7:30 p.m. ange, Saturday. Board of Foreign Mission, United btrttion iand long-range plan- Sunday Masses will be cell Klein and Donald Broder wil He is married to the formei Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., ning committee will meet In the ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL officiate. Lois MacMahon. a graduate o: from 1932-1947. brated at 7:30, 8:45, 10 and REFORMED CALVARY BAPTIST k Belford Religious school application: Julliard School of Music. Mrs A graduate of Monmouth Col- a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Colts Neck Red Bank are returnable to Mr. Broder a Joice is known in opera circles lege, Monmouth, 111., which also While Rev. Ralph Edwards Daily Masses will be at 6:3 Sunday's services will be held Rev. W. T. Calhoun, pastor of PRESBYTERIAN 66 Irongate La. Membershii for singing performances at'Town awarded him an honorary degree on holiday, Rev. Frank Knigh and 7:30 a.m, in the Atlantic Elementary School Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Tampa, Llncroft 'orms can be obtained from Mr Hall, Carnegie Hall, Tanglewood of doctor of divinity, and of Pitts- of the Diocese of New York wi; The sacrament of baptism at 10 a.m. The preacher will be Fla., will preach at the 11 a.m. take over the Sunday services will be administered Sundays at Melvin Singer, chairman, 8 Dee Music Festival and with variou burgh Xenia Seminary. Dr. Wil- Rev. Malcolm Maccubbin will Rev. Bruce Murray, minister of service Sunday. Sunday school opera companies. They live ai In case of an emergency pai 1 p.m. field La s at 9.30 a.m. Rev. Mr. Cal- son has done graduate work at be guest minister Sunday at 9:3( the Baptist Church, and former 51 Deal Esplanade, Deal, N. J., ishoners are to call upo nth Confessions will be heard Sa High Holy Day tickets are Western Theological ' Seminary a.m. He is associated with th member of Colts Neck Reformed houn will conduct revival serv- with their two children, Eric, 15, servicas of Rev. Harry R. Sor urdays and the eves of Hoi; available for Sept. 5, 6, 7, 14, and Princeton Seminary. Presbyterian Youth Administra- Church. Music will be presented ices for one week beginning Sun- and Cynthia, 9. tion in New York City. Sunday enson, rector of All Saints Epi Days at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and and lj from Sheldon Letter, day at 7:30 p.m. The final serv- treasurer, 15 Inglewood La. under the direction of Mrs. school is at 9:30 a.m. copal Church, Navesink, or Rei 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., and before Charles Clowes. There will be no ce will be held Friday. The Westminster Youth Fellow- John M. Crum, Jr., rector of Si daily Masses if requested. church school during August. BTU and BYF meet Sunday ship will leave from the church Mark's Episcopal Church, Kean Novena in honor of the Mir- BAY SHORE COMMUNITY at 6 p.m. Choral Group burg. aculous Medal every Tuesda East Keansburg at 2 p.m. Sunday to visit the AL SAINTS' MEMORIAL The Sunday school will have On the twelfth Sunday aftei after the 7:30 a.m. Mass. At the 10 a.m. service Sunday pediatrics ward at Marlboro Hos- Navesink its annual outing at Coney Island Trinit.', matins will be read al Rev. Richard R. Schwartz wi To Sing At pital. Rev. Maccubbin will ac- Holy Communion will be cele- Thursday. company the group. 7:40 a.m. At 8 a.m., Holy Euch CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL preach on "Christ in the Midst. Sunday school will be held at thi brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. At The Bible Study Group will arist and sermon, and at :39t Rumson same time in the church hall. 10 a.m, there will be a celebra- METHODIST meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in a.m., Holy Eucharist, hymns ark Late Friday night services wi Ocean Grove tion of the Holy Communion with Atlantic Highlands the church. sermon. begin at 8:30. Rabbi Jack M Tomorrow from 5 to 7 p.m OCEAN GROVE - The Aristo- sermon by Rev. Harry R. • Sor Church school and services are The fund raising committee There will be no weekday c Rosoff will conduct the service the Men's Club will sponsor crats of Song, a Chicago choral ensen, rector. at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Rob- will meet with Kirby Smith As- brationis of the Holy Euchari Cantor Sidney Scharff will chanl fish fry in the church hall. group of 24 young men and wo- ert H. Heulitt will preach on sociates Wednesday at 8 p.m. uptil after the return of Re the liturgy. Rabbi Rosoff wil The Women's Guild will spon men, directed by Allen V. Child, BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN The Cement of Experience." Edwards next month. Confessioi discuss the liturgy. Candlelight sor a card party Wednesday a will present a concert, "the Won- 1 p.m. in the church hall. ' Cliffwood Beach erful World of Song" at 8:15 CALVARY BAPTIST will be hear dby , appointmen ing time is 7:36 p.m. Rev. David L. Bucci, pastor, ! REFORMATION LUTHERAN in the Auditorium, Oceanport with Rev. KWgtfd Sabbath morning services to will preach at the 9:30 a.m. serv- PRESBYTERIAN West Long Branch Rev. Paul N. Smith will preach morrow will begin at 10 o'clock. ice Sunday on "The Pure In The repertoire will include Atlantic Highlands Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. 1 at the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAJ Rabbi Rosoff will preach on the Heart Shall See God." Mr. and classics, pops music, and an Elder Robert Branin wil Rev. W. Robert Oswald will services Sunday. Bible school be Matawan Township portion of the week. Cantor Sid- Mrs. James Bracken will present opera spoof "Speak Up." Folk in this preach at the 9:30 a.m. servici preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. gins at 9:45 a.m. The Senior Sundny school meets at a.m ney Scharff will chant the litur- their child, Ronald John, for bap- music and audience participation Youth Fellowship meets at 6:30 n the9 Strathmore School. Re gy- Sunday. :ervices on "Guard Your lumbers are also scheduled. The Tuesday and Wednesdaj tism during the service. quiet p.m. Dr. Willis Inman, Pine Beach Sunday morning services wi Tongue." Mr. Child and his organizatioi ible Study Groups will not meel The pastor will conduct the Thursday evening at 7:45 is the will b^ the guest preacher be at 9:15. service at the Oakview Nursing have made several TV appear- his month. time for the Hour-of Faith. the 10:30 a.m. service. The Men's Club will insta Home, Morgan, at 2 p.m. Sunday. METHODIST ances in the Chicago area and place.. Sunday school teachers wil fficens Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Oakhurst on the CBS midwest network. HOIJNESS BAPTIST meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in th The Sisterhood board will mee A.M.E. ZION Dr. Bertram Crocker, profes- Their laest recording, "Faith,' Long Branch New Monmoiith home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Robin Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Red Bank sor of sociology at Monmouth will be one of the highlights ol Sunday school and junior Bible school meets Sunday at son, 6 I9dlewild La., Matawan, Daily evening services are Sunday school meets at 9:45 College and an ordained Con- the program here. church will meet at 19 a.m. 8:30 a.m. William Roberts will :30. jregational minister, will preach Scripture lesson and prayer a.m. Rev. Thomas H. Coursey preach at the 10:45 a.m. service. EMMANUEL BAPTIST at the 9:30 a.m. service Sunday. •ervice for the sick will be con- will nreach at the 11 a.m. service George Whittemore, a ministe- Atlantic Highlands CHRIST METHODIST T. Dovenmuehle,._ church ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, m "Our Times in God's Hands." rial student at the Dallas Tex.) Sunday services are at 11 a.m Fair Haven-Rumson schr-ol suoerintendent, will assist. Church School astor, Monday at 8 p.m. The Sunday school oicnir will Theological Seminary, will md 7:30 p.m, Rev. Dr. Howan Rev. James C. Rupert wi be held a> Cone" Island on Thurs- The WSCS will have an execu- preach at the 7:45 p.m. service. ii. Ervin will preach at botl ave "New Reformation Throng ds>" . Buseis will leave from the ve meeting in the church METHODIST Ends Session The post high group meets ^ prayer meeting precedes thi he Spirit" as his sermon topi church at 9 a.m. Wednesday at 8 p.m. a book may Tue3day at 7:30 p.m. ivening service at 7 o'clock. Sun t the 11 a.m. service Sunday Belford EATONTOWN - The summer ( Church school will recess dur- Midweek prayer service is lay school is at 9:45 a.m. Sun He will sing "The Twenty-Thir TEMPLE SHALOM CONGREGATION BETH chool of religion of St. Dorothea's ing the summer. There will be Catholic Church ended Friday be read Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. lay school and church famil Psalm" by Malotte. Matawan Township SHALOM 1 family service at 9:30 a.m. Sun with Mass and Holy Communion The young people meet Thurs- icnic will be held tomorrow a The Woman's Society of Chris Red Bank days. Rev. Paul W. Hollenbach Services will be conducted by followed by a breakfast for stu- day at 7 p.m. Mlaire State Park. Cars wil tian Service bazaar worksho Candlelighting time tonight Is will preach. Rabbi Mordacal Schreiber in the dents. Approximately 115 chil thatcan There will be a service Sun- leave the church at 10 a.m. will be held Monday from 9:30 home of Mr. and Mrs. David :35. Senior M.Y.F. will meet Sun- ren attended. day at 2:30 p.m. In the Hilltop Midweek prayer service is a.m. to 1 p.m. in the educational Lesser, 13 Autumn La., Matawan Junior and senior Sabbath day at 7 p.m. Nursing Home,- Middletown. Vednesday at 8 p.m. and will building. onight at 8:30. services tomorrow are at 9:30 ftev. James McConnell,. assist- free you, follower! by the monthly re- a.m. nt pastor and spiritual director ST. JAMES .EPISCOPAL CHRIST EPISCOPAL 3ort meeting. BIBLE BAPTIST METHODIS"" Rabbi Henry Lieberman, Ken- )f the Confraternity of Christian Eatdntbwn from fear Shrewsbury The high school young peopl Hazlet Sea Bright isha, Wis., will be the spiritual Mothers, delivered the invocation Holy Eucharist will be cele- Rev. Harry C. Beck, interim me-A Thursday at 7 p.m. Pastor James Stansbury will Rev. George W. Stansmeare leader of the congregation for ind addressed the children. You may have passed by this rated Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m. rector, will conduct the celebra- reach at the 11 a.m. service on will preach at the 11:15 a.m. serv- :he coming year. The school, which was conducted quiet place many tjme3-but Family service and sermon by tion of Holy Eucharist Sunday BAPTIST 'Seven Foolish Men." Bibl ice Sunday. Church school meets Early registration for Hebrew or two weeks, was sponsored hive never entereditYet here Rev. Stanley M. Woolley, Jr at 8 a.m. At the 9 a.m. parish Leonardo chool meets at 9.45 a.m. Eve Jt 9:40 a.m. and Sunday schools is being con- >y the Confraternity of Christian in. this peaceful room, ready at 10 a.m. Evensong at 7:31 Eucharist, Father Beck will ling service will be at 7 wit The MYF wil' meet Sunday at ducted by Mrs. Herman Cohen, Mothers of which Mrs. John Mos- for you to read, is a book that Church school meets at 9:4! ,m. preach on "The Two Command- .m. Sunday. Rev. William Car •astor Stansbury preaching oi i:30 p.m. 18 East Bergen PI., Red Bank, asio is president. Mrs. George has freed many thousands True Riches." There will be a celebration oi I Brucker, second vice president ments, the Law and the Pro- 'ill preach at the 11 a.m. servici 1 Bible study is Thursday at 7:30 nd Mrs. Martin Graham, 50 from fear and worry-has phets." m "Escaped with the Skin ol Cottage prayer meeting will be Holy Eucharist Wednesday a Ridge Rd., Rumson. ind catechectical chairman, was given them renewed courage In case of emergencies, mem- dy Teeth." Wayne Dyer, a stu- Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the homi n charge of arrangements. and strength to go forward. bers of the congregation should lent at Nyack Missionary Col- of Mr. and Mrs. M. Honorio, 1 DAILY CROSSWORD Sister Regina, Superior of the Itcandotnisforyou. call Rev. entries R. Lawrence, ege, will be the speaker at thi ieaview Ave., Keansburg. Pas- CHRIST EPISCOPAL 'ranciscan Sisters of the Atone- The place is the Christian ACROSS 2. The rector of the Church ot the Holy ':30 p.m. service. or Stansbury will be in charge Middletown ment, Deal, headed the faculty. Science Reading Room; the 1. Flock Emerald AssistinR her were Sister Michael, Co.nnunion, Fair Haven, for re- Vacation church school meet Holy Communion will be cele- book, Science and Health S. Narrated Isle Sister Girard Marie, Sister Ro- ligious aid. •fonday, through Friday from WESTMINSTER irated Sunday at 8 a.m. Morning 9. Operatic 3. Contend aria, Miss Jane Keanevy, Miss with Key to the Scriptures i:30 a.m. to noon. PRESBYTERIAN irayer and sermon by P.ev. An- for melody Lenore Russo, Miss Nancy Soles by Mary Baker Eddy, REFORMED Middletown Jrew M. Van Dyke 'vill be al 10. Rope fiber 4. Chinese Midweek prayer and Bible and Mrs. Edward Soles. Stop at a Christian Science New Shrewsbury itudy is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Donald R. Bitzer, pasto 10 a.m. 11. Foreign river Heading Room soon; read the At the 9:30 a.m. service Sun- if Hope Presbyterian Church 12. Accumulate 5. A. vocation Bible and Science and Health day, Rev. Isaac C. RottcnberR MONMOUTH REFO9RM .akewood, will be the guesl TRINITY EPISCOPAL 14. Man's 6. Electric nickname unit PEACH FESTIVAL in the quiet, undisturbed at- will preach on "God in History," TEMPLE )reacher at the 9:15 a.m. serv- Matawan 15. Deity 7. Marshy EATONTOWN -The Adult Fel- mosphere provided for you. the first of three sermons on Red Bank ces Sunday. He will preach on During August, the visiting priest will be Rev. John W. Ab- 17. Chinese silk meadows lowship of the Methodist Church Borrow this book, free of "Hymns of Divine Revelation," Sabbath Eve services will be "Honest Eyes." Sunday school 8. One of bott of Turtle Lake, Wis. Matins 18. This: Fr. will sponsoring a peach festival charge. Or buy it for yourseli the Book of Psalms. Church eld tonight at 8:70. Rabbi Rich- meets at 9:15 a.m. 19. Scatter Santa 1 at the church tornorrow from 5:30 Library Edition $4. Paper- school meets ot 9:30 a.m. A rd Stcinbrink will officiate. nd Holy Communion will be a 21. Half an em Claus :45 a.m. Holy Communion wil to 7:30 p.m. back Edition $1.95. ' congregational luncheon will fol- The board of trustees will meel METHODIST 22. A short reindeer e at 10 a.m. low on the church lawn. 'uesday at 8:30 p.m. Navesink ileep 11. The wholo The consistory meets Monday Religious school registration is Rev. John Fulton will bring Alcoholics Anonymous wil 24. Firm alphabet FAITH REFORMED 26. Boy's 13. Grit at 8 p.m. in the church office. icing handled in the temple offio he message at the 5:30 a.m. Sun leet Tuesday at 9 p.m. Hazlet Christian Science M nickname 16. Metalllo The Vacation Bible School will luring the coming week. Ap- lay wors ? service. Sunday rock PRESBYTERIAN 27. Network beverages present its closing program to- BEADING BAPTIST mintments should be made by chool, with classes for all ages 28. Abounding Red Bank elephone. leets at 10:45 a.m. A nurseiy Eatontown 30. Peninsula 1 I 3 1 b 6 7 8 ight at 7:30. ROOM Church school and Sunday % % Sunday school meets at 9:30 Rev. Lee A. Morris, associate provided at the morning WOP in S.W. •»UM01 pastor, will preach at the 11 ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL hip service. ervices will be at 10 a.m. Serv- Asia 9 10 ,m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller es will be conducted by Rev. 33. Ahead % ill preach at the 9:30 a.m. serv- a.m. service Sunday. Church Highlands Chester W Hendrlcks, Jr., Is ii 12 13 209 BROAD ST. school meets at 3:45 a.m. The Holy Eucharist each Sundny a irganist. The Senior Choir re >bert W. Reed. I 34. Kind of ce on "The Eternity of a Little bolt % lay leaders meet for prayer at a.m. Family Eucharist at 10 icarses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Vhilc." 0^ Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 36. Thallium: 14 IS I6 17 9:30 a.m. in the Clayton Room. a.m. Church school children will 'he Pastor's Choir rehearses METHODIST The Sunday school council will Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 Eatontown sym. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. The midweek service of pray- come to this service with their undays at 6 p.m. 37. Affix io er and Bible study is Wednes- parents and leave for their class Rev. David A. Secland will n 30. Resident: it 21 day ai 7:30 p.m. in the chnpel es after the Creed except on the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE nnduct Sunday services at 10:45 abbr. ii first Sunday of the month when .m. Church school meets at <0. Pronoun and will be led by Rev. Mr, SOCIETY V/V t THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH Morris. they will remain for the en'lre Atlantic Highlands 30 a.m. 41. Species of % % % % Eucharist. Church service and Sunday grain- it 30 31 32 PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. PRESBYTERIAN Holy Eucharist each Wednes- chool are, at 11 a.m. Wednts IIOtJVTOEL CHURCH yielding SUNDAY aorphum Shrewsbury day Rt % a.m., and on holy days ay's testimony meeting is al Rev, Thomas II. McNally w Ji 51 is 56 •each at the 10 a.m. service 43. Units of Rev. Dr. R. Alvin Wilson, as as announced. Rev. Harold G : 15 p.m. Rending room hours wcifjht: 7A DIVINE SERVICE 11 A.M. imlay on "The Good but lm- 3/ 58 Jv socinte executive of the Synod e Tuesday and Saturday from India to SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY to 4 p.m. except holidays. actical Shepherd." V/ VA of New Jersey, working will ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL 45. Abel's 12 t 13 41 the Mortmoulh Presbytery, will Little Silver brother Sanlor Mlnliltr of Chrlit Church Mithoditt, Naw York City THE MINISTRY OP MUSIC preach nl the 9:30 a.m. service Holy Communion will be cele- MEMORIAL METHODIST 4fl. .Secular 45 47. Subsides CLINTON REED, Organist Sunday. His topic will be "Char- brated Sunday at 8 a.m. The Elberon Morganvllle % Sunday worship service Is at !) 48. Girl's niune HALLIE NOW LAND. Soprano CAROLE O'HARA, Contrail* ity, the True Holiness," Elder sacrament of holy baptusm will Dr. Harold A. Bosley, senior '448 PRANK KARIAN, T«nor « Dlr.clar HOWARD IHAW, Barltoni DOWN Raymond W. Salm, Jr., will as- be administered at 10 a.m. Rev. •each at the 11 a.m. service m. Sunday ichool meets at 10 1. Whalebone % |l|U||O|/\ T3DN3O 3IN3OD3 sist. Stuart F. Gast will preach. inday. - m. a-ii •h f i ( DENNIS THE MENACE By Hmk THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, August 11, Wfttl tfliS *1 12 Area Men Join Air Force EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? ByBtofo RED BANK - Twelve men from this area have enlisted in THE the U. S. Air Force, according HAM6SHISH6AC? YOU CAN to T/Sgts. Clyde Pierce and Don- ald Minor of the local recruiting iffice. The men are: James J. Durkin, son of Army ms License TAGS, SAVE igt. and Mrs. Alexander Martin- ez, 22 Wolfhill Ave., Oceanport. HIS IpeKYltY TA6S, He is a graduate of the Augs- VACCIN6 TAGS burg American High School, Augsburg, Germany. Curtis A. Eddings, nephew of Mrs. Mary Wheeler, 572 Joline Ave., Long Branch. He is a grad- mte of Long Branch High School. Gary D. Havens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Havens, 2 right now Eldora Ter., Long Branch. He is a graduate' of Christian Broth- on the fabulous ers Academy. Lincroft. Carl E. Hoppe, son of Mrs. Sheila Hoppe, 1 West Richard St., scientific formula, Hazlet. He is a graduate of Rar- :an Township High School. James J. Durkin Curtis A. Eddings Paul,F. Kloepping, son of Mrs. guaranteed safe Hargaret Kloepping and the late ieorge Kloepping, 29 Sheriff St., f Freehold. He is a graduate of \, • the former Freehold High School. ® King FVnturM SymKote. Inc. 1964. World right* rwervtd. I'TISSOLVO" Alfred J. Leone, son of Mr. . and Mrs. Alfred D. Leone, 15 Harding Ave., Keansburg. He is **anaina Missionary with bacteria plus flag bearer and Mrs. Sidney Lam- graduate of Middletown Town- Registration bertson as historian for the year ship High School. To Preach in Red Bank Two Installed Don Robert Morris, son of Mr. enzymes that Mrs. Maver J. Campbell con- RED BANK - Rev. Walter ducted (he meeting. Mrs. Som- and Mrs. Donald R. Morris, 82 Is Slated Hcnnessy St., Long Branch. He eitz, a Methodist missionary As Auxiliary mer was elected delegate to the .o Panama who will be working National Convention in Cleveland is a graduate of Long Branoh High School. For Aug. 26 ith a Methodist Church in At- PREVENTS Ohio, Aug. 23 to 28. Her alter- lanta, Ga. on a one-year furlough Officers nate will be Mrs. Leroy Shnuck Lawrence Schnitzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schnitzer, 18 OOEANPORT — Registration will be the guest preacher at the KEVPORT—Two officers were Mrs. Warren Van Clief an Wilson PI., Middletown. He is a [or new pupils who will attend ethodist Church here Sunday. Installed and plans (or coming nounced plans for a birthday He will preach at the 8:30 and CESSPOOL graduate of Middletown Town- Jie local elementary, school will events were outlined at a meeting party to be held for patients at 0 a.m. services. ship High School. :ake place Aug. 26. of the Veterans of Foreign Wars the Bayshore Nursing Home Aug Rev. Mr. Reitz has been a mis- Auxiliary held recently in the Karl Marvin Sohulte, son of 22. Honored guests will be Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolchak, John Dome, principal of the ionary pastor in Panama for Legion home. seph Esperak, 107; Mrs. Eliza Wolfhill Avenue School, has an- more than 10 years. Members of & SEPTIC 59 Eighth Ave., Atlantic High- Mrs. John Sommer, past de- beth Harbeulah, 85; and Michael lands. He is a graduate of the nounced that registration must the Red Bank church became partment president and a past Pesetoky, 74. former Atlantic Highlands High wovide a birth certificate, cquainted with him through Mr. president of the local club, in- Plans for a party at the New School. iroof of vaccination and immon- ind Mrs. Kelby Warden, 11 Coon- stalled Mrs. Frank Bertrand as zation against diphtheria, whoop- :y Ter., Fair Haven, whose TANK Jersey State Home for Veteran, Walter C. Pohd, son of Mr. at Menlo Park were outlined b1 and Mrs. Daniel C. Pond, 17 Gary D. Havens Carl E. Hoppe ing cough and polio. aughter, Mrs. Miriam Arose- nena, lives in Panama City. HEALTH CAPSULES Mrs. Richard Nebus. This will Courtland Dr., . Hazlet. He is a Children registering for kin- be a joint event with members graduate of Raritan Township by Michael A. Peiti,M.D. dergarten must be five years old TROUBLE! of the local post participating. High School. on or before Oct. I. Transfers ANYTHING P£ POME FOR CARMICHAEL Mrs. Nebus also completed plan Marvin C. Johnson, son of Mr. or report cards from the stu- PNES* DUE TO SA£ for a cakeless cake sale for the and Mrs. M.' Johnson, 38 Gar- IN THE CORNEA * dent's former school must also benefit of the Rehabilitation den PI., -New Shrewsbury. He is be furnished, he said. Fund. a graduate of Monmouth Region- The 1964-65 school year will be- Mrs. Sidney Lambertson i, al High School. planning a rummage sale in Sep- Bruce D. Berner, son of Mr. gin at 8:45 a.m. Sept. 9. Regis tember for the benefit of the and Mrs. Berner, 35 Miller Sti, tration of new students will not I"DISSOLVO" Cancer Fund. The auxiliary con- Highlands. He is a graduate of % be taken on the first day of ducted a bus trip Sunday to Sea Henry Hudson Regional High {•' school, Mr. Dome said. side Park. School. ends unhealthy PROMOTED TO MAJOR Three AP Shifts and messy FORT MONMOUTH - Ma), Kenneth D. Brink of Covington To Cover Convention Oklahoma, has been promotec ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-More problems! from the rank of captain, it wa than 150 Associated Press news- announced at the U. S. Arm; men and photp_ staffers have Signal School today. He is an in been assigned to cover, the Demo- • "DISSOLVO" wl* «n- rnn- THE C0RN6A (THE TRANS- structor in Infantry tactics In th cratic National Convention. xymei U specially formutattd '' school's Department of Cornmaw PARENT PART IN FRONT OF Among the writers will be with Ingredients to prevent THE EVE) CAN BE REPLAC6P Communications. D*iglas Cornell, Jack Bell, Har- th» main cause af septic tank ViTH SOMEONE EL«£'* CORNEA While assigned here, he lives ry Kelly, Frank Cormier, Art Ed- and cesspool trouble! OR WITH A PLASTIC CORNEA. with his wife, Lola, and their .twc TOMORROW! OmWk; ' son, James Marlow, Hugh Mulli- sons, Kenneth D. Jr., 11, an< Paul F. Kloepping Alfred J. Leone gan, Frances Lewine and Joj tt Momrtim • "DISSOLVO" K Richard A., 9 years old, at 21 Miller. Midway La. Eatontown. i. br millions of bacteria plus en- The photo staff, which will to- tal 50, includes 20 cameramen lymei! Harmless and clean, it plus photo editors and darkroom Kientifically emulsifies grease, technicians. . protein and starches! During convention sessions, pri- It's a Partnership Game! vate telephone lines will link the • "DISSOLVO" !• ««r »« AP editing desks with reporter; use! Completely salt! No on the floor and the platform caustics! Harmless to plumb- Experienced, fast teletype am ing. Simply flush down toilet! Marvin C. Johnson wirephoto operators will sen copy and pictures out on AP na- • "DISSOLVO" has »ur COMPLETES TRAINING tional news wires and wirephoto MOW .THA^iA SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Airman network. msney-back guarantee! R. .Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Associated Press staff will I tt\H A REAl- Harold Snyder of 7 Warren PI., work in three shifts, around the 40K|l

Harold R. Snyder BROKEN Airman Snyder has been se- WINDSHIELD Adler Lumber Co. DON'T lected for technical training as a 1137 Rt. 35 Middletown communications specialist at the AUTHORIZED INSURANCE REPLACEMENT MISS Air Training Command school at Red Bank Hardware THIS Kecsler AFB, Miss. He is a 1962 30 Monmouth St. Red lank graduate of Middfetown High I School, Middletown, Ni J. MORRIS CRUISE 10-16 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK For> cnrc ESTIMATES DIAL Jacob's Hardawr* 273 Shrewsbury Ave. Loses License, 74U063 Red lank s $30 Fine NEW YORK Pays Prown'j HARBOR RED BANK — Donald B. Ery- ker, 314 Highland Ave., Neptune, Typical Examples 32 Broad St. Red lank ( tlit largest pert lost his license for 30 days In tht world Wednesday in Municipal Court Of The and was fined $30 after he was Hundreds Of George Koeppel & Son EFFECTIVE DAILY THRU LABOR DAY convicted of careless driving. 141 First Avenue SEE Mr. Bryker's car collided with Other Famous Atlantic Highlands an ambulance at Pearl St. and . N. Y. Skyline Fort Wadsworth 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Brand Items Fort Hamilton Rt. 35 July 24, police said. • Governor's Island Ar. Rt. 35, Shrewsbury—at the Red Bank Line Siegfried Hardware • Elll> bland Coney liland Cleve Hosier, 43 Fairview Dr., Thurs., Frl. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised • Statue of Liberty Stolen liland Middletown, was fined S30 for (Acroti from Mayfolr Market) 117 First Avenue 1 Atlantic Highlands . Brooklyn ! Shoreline' Sandy Hook careless driving. 'Die summons Atlantic Ocean . The New Narrow Irldgt was the result of an accident ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY 10 A. M. YO 6 P. M. July 25 on West Borgcn PI. FREE PARKING Township Hardware Another driver involved in an Over 600 I'r. to Choose From Over 200 Pen, to Choose from 12? Rt, U Port Monmouth DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) accident July 25 was assessed L«ov« Atlantic Highland! Plor 1J.« P. M. $30. Stanley V. Orkwis, 20 Ar- MEN'S Rtlum Allnnllc Highland! Pl«r _ .. 1:00 p, M. thur PI., was convicted of care- FiBERGLAS SUNDAYS ONLY less driving, His vehicle report- Jack's Hardware Lixvt Atlantic Highland! Pier . u:W P. M. «:» P. M. edly struck a parked car on SHORT SLEEVE 264 Port Monmouth Rd, Keanibura ".•turn Atlantic Highlands Plir 3:W p. M. 10:10 p. M. Mnnmoulh St. Robert J. Merigolil. l(i Leigh- ton R, paid $30 for operating DRAPE3 KEANSBURG STEAMBOAT CO. an unregistered vehicle. J. M. Hardware SHIRTS 47 Uonardvllle Rd. Ticket! can be purchased at PR. ADULTS Atlantic Highlands dock. CHILDREN 36" to 64" FAMOUS BRANDS N>w Monmouth Round Trip Hound Trip Need extra cosh? Sell your nr) Fer any Information, call $1.20 longer needed household goods NAT. ADV. UP TO $8.95 IF PERFECT NAT. ADV. UP TO $5.95 $2.50 with a Daily Register Classified Rainbow Hardware On* way 1,1.50 787-0066 or 787-9(76 On* way 40c .d. •b 17S Broad St. f»i lank 7V Key Mailbag By STEVEN H. SCHEUER (For an answer to your ques-j tion about any TV program or, Question — I am a "77 Sun- actor, write to Steven H. Soheu- set Strip" Ian and of all the laces er, TV Key Mailbag, in care of which have come and gone on this paper.) this series during its long run, my favorite is the great, hand- some Efrem Zimbalisl, Jr. He las it all over the other stars worked with him on this IOW. What is he doing these lays? I sure hope he gets anoth- series soon, one which will i another long"-running SUC- KS for him. He deserves every it of success he can get.—M. (Rush your problems to George. '., Hamlet, N. C. On second thought, slow down— Answer — I'd say you have e's taking a nap, anyhow.) I advanced case of hero wor- hip. Zimbalist is not going to ear George: e himself down with another My boy friend and I have been V series at the present time. oing together for many years Ie is going to concentrate on nd have never had an argu- ment about anything except our s movie career and confine his espective choices for President. TV activity to guest appearances Ve get so mad we don't even n some of the new Fall drama ipeak to each other. What can hows. He is currently making ve do? 'The Reward" for French di- Betsy ector Serge Bourguignon, who made the wonderful French film )ear Betsy: LATEST PRODUCTION — The latest production of the Wagon Wheel Playhouse, Sundays and Cybele." He is up You will just have to sit down Middletown, is "Li'l Abner." It's being presented four nights a week at Bodman ror other major parts in a nunv md face the fact that you are of Park under the playhouse's "Theater Under the Stars" program inaugurated this jer of films. lifferent political persuasions, jut that this should not come be- summer. Three distaff members of the cast are, left to right, Mrs. Leonard Sehlos- Question — A group of my ween two fine, intelligent people CHICKEN KITCHEN — Township Committeeman Ernest G. Kavalek, center, cuts a berg, Hazlet, as Moonbeam McSwine; Mrs. Henry Young, Middletown, and Miss irlfriends and I recently saw ho have been going together for ribbon signalling ihe opening recently of a new store in the Middletown Shopping Diane Burr, Locust, as Daisy Mae. The playhouse ends its production with perform- Hayley Mills' new movie "The many years. (I'll bet it was pret Moonspinners," and we flipped rough when FDR was in, Canter, Rt, 35. The shop—Chicken Kitchen—specializes in box chicken dinners. ances /Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday night next week. ver Peter McEnery, the hand- iuh?) Owners of the store are David Traub, West End, left, and Gerald Chalfin, Neptune, some young man who was her right. Social NSSecurity coverage has ove interest in the movie )ear George: been extended to 5 million more Where can we write him? We I advertised in the newspaper persons in the last four years. Chamberlain II agree that he's even cuter lor another girl to share my liv- than Paul McCartney of the" ing quarters with me. It was State Police Academy To Graduate 41 The course in an accredited A NATO commander who had been deprived of author Beatles."—J. D., New Haven, distinctly understood 1 would not college of pharmacy in the United TJSN and MC Reserve Training provides a total of 22 weeks of ity to reply immediately in kind might lose his entire Conn. tolerate noise after 11 p.m. WEST TRENTON — Forty-one States is three years in length. members of the 65th recruit train- Center, Trenton. training before final assignment. army during the short period required to conduct a Answer — Uncle Walt Dis- From the applicants I picked hot-line discussion with Washington. It must not be ley's newest male discovery, Pe- quiet-looking writer, a woman ng class of the New Jersey State Following graduation, the new Graduates from Monmouth Value Bonanza :er McEnery is about the most jbout my age. It turned out she Police will graduate today at members will be granted leave County are John Eugene Con- forgotten that atomic weapons, even of the tactical way, 26 Oceanport Ave., West isked about star in our mail- is hammering on a noisy type- the 112th Artillery Armory in of absence until 9 a.m., Mon- kind, take effect within minutes. And in any event, i riter until the early morning, day, Aug. 17, when they will re- Long Branch, and Robert Jay ag this week. Wherever the new Lawrence Township. 849 is silly to advertise to your opponent what you intend Hayley Mills' film "The. Moon- 've now decided I don't wan port for station assignments. Britton and Dale Gene Cordy, mother girl in here anyhow, but ST., both of Neptune. pinners" has opened, the teen The ceremony marks the end to do if war comes. The enemy should always be left ihe says I can't throw her oul emalc contingent has developed )f an intensive pre-service train- Trooper Conway was born in to guess. •• because we have a signed agree> new movie crush. He will no ing program which began on May Jersey City. He is the son of ment. Democratic Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minne doubt show up this Fall on Wai !4. The probationary troopers Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conway, sota has already seized upon the Cow Palace debab Disney's TV hour or in another Do you think I should get m\\ now be placed under the in- 27 Sherman Ave., West Long of his "family" films. Write him lawyer? G. H lividual control of trooper-coach- Branch. He attended Red Bank over the tactical nuclear issue as an excuse to attack in care of Walt Disney Produc- Dear G. H.: es for a period of two months, Catholic High School and prior Goldwater as a trigger-happy character. This clearly tions, Hollywood, Calif. Nah. He'll probably be nois during which time they will be to joining the State Police was foreshadows one line the Democratic campaign strategy ier than the writer. instructed in state police opera- employed by Shop-Rite Super Question — Is it true that Rich ions in the field. Upon comple- Markets. He is married to tha will take. The fact that it makes no sense at a tinr ard Chamberlain was secrell; Dear George: ion of an on-the-job training pe- former Judith Ann Hauser, of when President Johnson, acting with Goldwater-styi married during the summer and My boss has a squeaky chair riod, the class will return to the Dwyane St., Oceanport. The cou- promptness, has ordered the U.S. Seventh Fleet in that they will break the new; It drives me crazy after all thi academy for two weeks of in- ple have one son, John A, age after the new TV season start: :ime. I can't concentrate. Once service training. This system 11 months. Asiatic waters to "reply in kind" to enemy attacks i so that it won't hurt his fan I tried to oil it but he came in quite beside the point. Nobody can blame Hubert tanding.—K. C. Las Vegas, Nev. md caught me and was ver Humphrey for taking Republicans at their own word Answer — This is one of those angry. He said, he liked to si long lasting" rumors that crops in a squeaky chair because in a campaign year. up at least once a month. At kept him mentally alert. east your variation is "season- I can't afford to quit, but am al." No, NBC and M-GM's .fair- beginning to go nuts from thi Jim Bishop haired boy is not married. When constant squeaking. Is there noth and if he decides to take the ing I can do? (Continued) , step, I doubt that it will be kept Ma' givingly. "Five cities want it right now," he said. "Lou secret. Dear May: Your complaint is justifiable John E. Conway Isville, Baltimore, Philly, Pittsburgh and Vegas." Question — I say there was a but so is his reasoning. He shoul Attorney General Arthur J. "You going to promote it for October?" I said movie titled "The Fuller Brush understand your natural irrita- Sills will deliver the address to Conrad took his change, dropped a tip, and stood lirl" and it starred Lucille Ball, tion and he should understand the graduates at exercises which but my husband says I'm think how the^constant'sameness ol begin at 1:30 p.m. Col. D. R. Ca- "Yes," he said. "October." An old Chinese chef cam ing of a movie titled "The Fuller certairy,nQjsa can,(drive a per- must see u pello superintendent of the State out to whisper to Joe Hart. The man had as man Brush Man" which starred DaiV son crazy. Ana'you Police, will present the badges wrinkles as the Yangtze river. I couldn't help but over- ny Kaye. Who is right?—Mrs view . . . and Maj. D. B. Kelly, deputy G. E., Binghamton, N. Y. Help him to taper off the creak hear a few of the words. superintendent will administer Answer — You are more righ ing noise. Sneak in some night the oath of office. Capt. Martin "That Chinese," I said, "is talking in Yiddish. than your husband is but neither when he is ,not there; oil the J. Wallace, academy comman- Hart beamed. "Old Confucius joke," he said. (iH of you is completely wrong. Lu chair thoroughly, and then the dant,'will present the class. The Be wise, look ahead! Use ille Ball did play the part of th next day each time he shows invocation will be given by Rev dainty motifs for bazar, hostess, thinks I'm teaching him to speak English." . . . 'Fuller Brush Girl" in a 1951 any indication of not being "men- John A. McHale, state police Christmas gifts! ilm; Red Skelton starred as "Th ally alert," throw a lighted fire- chaplain, and the bene'diction wi cracker under his desk. . BIG VALUE! Embroidery sassination was given a passporl Fuller Brush Man" in a film be given by Lt. Commander Mon- n New Orleans, on the same daj roe Drew, Jr., USNR chaplain, motifs galore — about 2'/2 x made in 1948. Both tilms an Inches — for towels, cases, Washingtonhe applied for it, that would hav< shown on TV. Dear George: •carfs, mats. Pattern 849: two enabled him to go back to Russia The man I am planning ti marry has lots of scandalou: each 7 designs, small motifs. Llewellyn Thompson, ambas Campaign Committee Casually Yours 'girlie" pictures on the hall Inside sador to Moscow during Oswald's Thirty-five cents in coins for his apartment. If I sneaked Selected by Democrats •esidence there and now specia this pattern — add 15 cents for (Continued) while my boy friend was ou each pattern for lst-class mailing Soviet bloc consultant to thi RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Town- testimony of other witnesses Is White House and Secretary Deai Printed Pattern someday and Eave them to th , . and special handling. Send to wanted. garbageman, would he be mad?|fP Committeeman Marvin Olin Laura Wheeler, The Daily Reg- Rusk, has finally testified befori 6 Louise' sk>'' local Democratic campaign They include State Department •chat commission. He threw littli co-ordinator for the election of FESTIVAL PLAYERS — Members of the Recreation Com- ister, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box Dear Louise: 161, Old Chelsea Station, New and Intelligence officials who light on Oswald. George J. Paterson and Stephen mission Band were star performers of the Raritan Summer either had direct dealings with No—in fact, It might brighten York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pat- Thompson stated he had He his whole garbage route for the J. Filardi in November, has an- Festival in Township Hall. The theme was the New Jersey tern number, name, address and Oswald during the three years nounced the formation of the fol he lived in Russia or handled his contact with him at any time, Dennis Claridge of Nebraska, ment himself at a news confer- Gonsheski, Bayonne, was fined quiries with a disarming smile. president. A native of Honolulu, Lt. Kaya certificate, pays high tribute to Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mrs. Theo- Ken Bowman of Wisconsin, Duke ence called by the club's presi- $50 yesterday by Magistrate Rich- his qualities as an officer and received a bachelor of science ard E. Burke on a charge of filing The young Goldwater group al dore Loder, Mrs. Fred Sefcik Carlisle of Texas and Tommy dent, Bill DeWitt. He said De- his "excellent insight into the degree in entomology from the a false police alarm. ready has chapters in Red Bank Mrs. Dorothy Bcaman, Mrs "rutrher of TCU. Witt had agreed to the leave. On Icebreaker many functions of battalion-level University of Hawaii. On his Police said Gonsheski claimed Long Branch,: West Long Branch, Thomas Klecan, Mrs. James Claridge, a quarterback, also The Reds' manager, who ob- administration, supply, and train- release from active duty Aug. 26 he picked up several hitchhikers Rumson-Fair Haven, and Ocean Papa, Mrs. Anthony Papa, Mrs. has been working out as a run- served his 45th birthday Wednes- In Arctic Ocean ing have placed his battalion on le plans to re-enter the university on Park Ave. July 11, port. The group also has Mary Schwark, Mrs. Margare ning back and may see action day, told ol back pains he has a high plane of efficiency." >n a National Science Founda- According to police, he claimed USS BURTON ISLAND - Har- seventh chapter for Isolated mem Trenery, Mrs. Charles Mount, as a ball carrier. been having and said: tion grant to work for his mas- the hitchhikers assaulted him and old G. Haman, fireman appren bers ranging from Freehold tc Capt. Cataldi earned the badg Mrs. Richard Ryan and Misses ters degree in entomology and at stole his car. Police were unable tice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sea Girt. of a master parachutist and wears Anne Donovan and Patricia Gilbert Haman of South Main St., the Army Commendation Medal the same time to serve as assist- Ryan, Keansburg. to confirm his claim and filed the Shore Youth for Goldwater, an ant to Doctor T. Nishida, the Dallenbach to Race Stock charge against him. Farmingdale, N. J., is aboard with oak-leaf cluster. He lives a Also, Mrs. Edwin Stark and organization for young conserva- university's senior professor of en- Robert Sanderson, Ivanhoe, La., the icebreaker Burton Island op- the New Shrewsbury address with Mrs. John Wilson, Middletown; tives dedicated to the election tomology. Matawan, was fined $25 for selling erating In the Arctic Ocean. his wife, Gertrude, and thei Miss Eileen Bull, Red Bank; Mrs. of Sen. Barry Goldwater, now Lt. Kaya married on July 26 And Midffet Cars at O. B. magazines in the township with- Scientists aboard the ship are seven children, Joan, 13, Gail, 12, Joseph Mazza, Shrewsbury; has 35 members ranging in age the former Miss Hong Ja Choi out a permit. malting physical, biological, Jean 8, Tony Jr., 7, Sam, 6, Dan, Misses Carol Conover and Cam OIO BRIDGE — Racing the Freddy Harbach, plus a host of from 14 to 21. It is still in the of Eatontown, formerly of Seoul Joseph Sorrentino, Central chemical, geographical and ba- 4, and Jane, 3 years old. Griffiths, Oceanport; Mrs. Luke text two Sunday nights Insepa- New Jersey stockers paced hy process of organization and ac- Korea. Ave., this place, paid a $25 fine ttiymetric studies of the region. Iovine, Eatontown; Miss Gai ate heat and 100-lap feature Elton Hildreth, Richie Massing, quiring new members and chap- for having three Junk car* on During her four-month trip, Troyer, Brick Township; Mrs •aces will be Wally Dallenbach, Jim Hoffman, Bob Rossell, Tom- ters. Bruce Products Gets his property. Burton Island will break through Alex Renzo, Long Branch; Mrs !7, East Brunswick. mie Elliott and others. Art Group He also received a $100 .sus- the polar ice cap, passing north Mr. Martin announced the re- $760,599 Contract James Fagan, West Long Branch; Old Bridge Speedway promoter, Heat races In sportsman and jection by the advisory counc PHILADELPHIA - A contracl Larry Mendelsohn, signed Dallen- pendc-d line for failing to keep of the Siberian Laptev, Berents Mrs. Leonard Santarciero, Lake modified cars will qualify the his refuse disposal cans covered. and Kara Seas and north of Rus- of a request for merger madi for 540,114 waterproof clothin, Plans Events wood; Miss Margaret Glen, Is bach to race his Olds powered 100-lap feature starters com- Magistrate Burke fined .William sia and Norway. Extensive ob- by Edward Grebow, 762 Greens bags, at a total cost of $760,599, LITTLE SILVER - The pro- land Heights; Misses Eileen Car stock car Sunday night in a Ave., Long Branch. Mr. Grebow has been awarded by the Defens gram for the year was outlined NASCAR 100-lap sportsman and mencing at 8 o'clock Sunday. The Graves, Main St., Keansburg, $50 servation will be made in the tin, Elberon Park; Linia on a disorderly conduct charge. polar ice north of Spitsbergen Is chairman of a young Goldwater Clothing and Textile Supply Cen- at an organizational meeting o Sencher, Laurence Harbor, and modified race, which is labeled as novice rookies will be engaged he Monmouth Art Advancemen the Langhorne qualifying meet. Joseph Caprioni, Priscilla Dr., and Franz Joseph Islands where group in Ocean County. ter in Philadelphia to Bruc Patricia Benner, Matawan. in separate motor dashes leading Products, Park Rd., New Shrews- Committee of the Monmouth Arts Next Sunday, Aug. 23, the Lincroft, was fined $50 for as- the ship will penetrate the polar The reasons given for the re Miss Daly plans to marry, Paa to a 20-lap novice finale. saulting his wife. bury, N. J. The center, an activ- Foundation recently in the home RDC midgeteers will take over ice cap as far as possible toward jectlon were the great distance W. Conrow of Oakhurst Sept. 12 the north Pole. Involved and the dissimilar organ ity of the Defense Supply Agency, of the newly,-appointed chairman he Madison Township oval in a Mrs. Eugene A. Kennedy. in St. Ann's Catholic Church 100-lap summer championship The ship is scheduled lo return Izations and goals of the twe is procuring the bags for the Keansburg. contest. The, versatile, East to Seattle, Wash., in October. groups. Armed Services. It was decided to continue monthly coffee-hour meetings a Brunswick speedster will compete he Junior Service League o in Nick Duino'sOffenhaurer midg- Rumson clubhouse during the Belford et. Dallenbach has posted five coming season. heat victories in the Offy, and on Lindi Ann Liebowltz, daughter The committee's new officers two occasions finished highly in of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Liebow- are: feature races at Danbury, Conn, itz, Nail Ave., celebrated her Mrs. Edward S. Osten, secre- and Middletown, N. Y. speed- fiflh birthday Aug. 7. Attending tary; Mrs. William Fisher, cof- ays. were Cindy, Ellen and Karen Bo- fee hour chairman; Mrs, N.J.A. The winner of Sunday night's ber(! and Lynn and Barbara Lie- McMullen, chairman of art show stock car century race will repre- howitz, hanging; Mrs. John Ryan, mail sent the Old Bridge track in the ing; Mrs. Charles Schulz, mem autumn racing classic at the bership; Mrs. George Gilkcsnn St. Clement's Women's Guild Home. publicity; Mrs. John R. Smith nf the Episcopal church elected Top NASCAR campaigners in- and Mrs. Hurst Kedesdy, spe new,officers at a meeting at the clude Gil Hearne of Florida; Gene cial events. home of Rev. Ralph Edwards, Bergin and Eddie Flemke from Church St. Mrs. Wilson Miller re- Members of the committee a Connecticut; New York's Johnny signed as president and Mrs. An large are: Mrs, Loon Able, Mrs Gouveia; Islip speedway aces, Al na Boyce will replace her for Edward Balevre, Mrs. W. W DeAiiRclo. Jim Hendrii'ksnn and Ihp balance of the year. Mrs Boescwetter, Mrs. William Hall, John Euler, who resigned a.' Mrs. John Montgomery, Mrs. II secretary-treasurer, was re E. Noweck, Mrs. William Somcr- placed by Mrs. Fred Fink. Mrs Kramer in Fold ville, Mrs. John Parmly, Mrs Mildred Kaiser was hostess. SAN FRANCISCO (At') - The Edward Turner and Mrs. Davi Mrs. Mary Landmesser will be San Francism Warriors an-1 Woodward. Imslcss at the September meet nounccd Wednesday the signing! V VIKINGS CLAIM PAIR ing. of their No. I draft choice, Barry MINNKAPOLIS-ST. 1'AUl. (AP Kramer of New York University. A TISKET, A TASKET — Putting Iliuir creative onorgioi The 10th birth'l-iy ol Kathlcer The fi-foot-4 Kramer will shift —The Minnesota Vikings of th( into tho making of protty baskets arc- tlioio throe young- TAX TALK — David Ruda, 29 Victoria PI., Rod Bank, president of tho Monmouth- National Kontbiill League claimw Wnrnock, daughter of Mr. am from forward l«) guard on Hie Ocean Chapter of Certified Public Accountants, loft, goituros to mako a point in a two defensive hacks from Hit Mrs. Leon Warnock, .Ir., Mop National Basketball Association itors busy nt work during prior variance was that Borden St. is not to be used by Mr. Ross Open 9:30 to 9:30, SaUo 6 stall wan ^' covering II Y 12 for business reasons. Objectors 31. Sulked said that crossing the street S3. Observes IS 14A IS would be in violation of this 84. To lino stipulation. anew 16 y 17 18 19 S6. Hawaiian % The board had reserved de- /A oision on the matter. food V 20 21 • • 88. Affirmative) /A % % 'VA^A vote 11. Hi M V 25 ?6 V 89. Particle of A .. addition iH 29 JO Demo Unit 42. Eager V//< it. Artist's il it si Sets Dance <7 workroom % 46. Turns y it JS MIDDLETOWN - The Demo- 48. Similar % 4 % '^ % cratic Executive Committee will 49. External it i/ 58 39 10 41 with our handsome satin sheen Walnut seed % sponsor a Governor's Ball Friday, coating1 42 43 4i Aug. 28, at Buck Smith's, restau 60. Musical % rant, East Keansburg. instruments

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NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - prus as his commander on the The Security Council inter- I.N. Secretary-General U Thant sland warned that the halt in vened and recommended a halt as asked for more soldiers to hostilities "is only a breather." to all military flights. A shaky olster the peace force in Cy- Thant's request came amid cease-fire has been in effect signs that relations between since Tuesday. Greece and Turkey were wor- Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya, In- ening. dian commander of the peace Detective The secretary-general met at force, said after an inspection of his New York headquarters the Kokkina area that the lull Thursday with delegates of the is only a breather." Thim- Upheld On nine nations that contributed to ayya's visit was in line with the 6,200-member Cyprus force. U.N. efforts to strengthen its How many soldiers Thant buffer force between the war- 'Printing requested was not known. ring factions. New contingents presumably On the diplomatic front, the FREEHOLD - County Judge would be deployed between government of Greece rejected ilvin R. Simmill yesterday ac- talks. Premier George Papan- epted as proof of reasonable ireek and Turkish Cypriots fac- ing each other in villages on the dreous said the problem should ;rounds a Middletown Township be taken to the U.N. Genera IT LEVEL: — Workmen make a last minute check to insure grades art correct loliceman's affidavit on why he critical northwest coast. The (reek Cypriot government is Assembly if peace efforts under >b*fore pouring footings for naw Nut Swamp School in Middletown. Tha 21-room ele- »k the fingerprints and photo- way at Geneva fail. ;raph of a township woman who seeking a force limited to 7,000 mentary school is being constructed at Nut Swamp and Middletown - Lincroft Rds. lad objected. len. Turkish Premier Isrnet Inonu at a cost of $636,058. It is part of a $4.2 million school building program under way In an opinion last week, Judge The new crisis on Cyprus was had sent a message to Papan In township. iimmill agreed with the conten- touched off a week ago in the dreous urging that negotiations ion of the township law depart- Mansoura-Kokkina area after begin as soon as possible. ment that police are permitted Greek Cypriots attacked Turk- In a message Thursday to SEA QUEEN—Winner of seventh annual Sea Quoen con- it common law to make such ish Cypriot strongholds and Tur- Soviet Premier Khrushchev, In- ecords of persons being investi- key struck from the air in re- onu asked the Soviet leader to test at Asbury Park is Marguerite Murowslci of Old Introduce Zoning Code jated for alleged legal infrac- taliation. The Cyprus government use his influence to guide the Bridge, 18-year-old secretary, "Miss Sea Queon 1964." ions even though the specific said it suffered 500 casualties in Cyprus government into She is 5' 7" tall, with blonde hair and blue eyes, and ;!iarge then against them may the fighting, the heaviest since course more "legal, humane and iot be an indictable offense, light months ago. peaceful." weighs 125 pounds. Garden Apartment Rider Mrs, Arline Greco Cox, Bennet ive., Belford, who had been iwaiting a hearing on a charge MARLBORO—A garden apart- nition and protect both the town- r as termed deficiencies on the if violating a local ordinance ment amendment to the zoning ship and the developer," said Phony Passes Worry Convention Aides ketch plat and determination n connection with telephone ordinance was introduced at last Gerald A. Bauman, vice chair- hat the plan did not conform :alls, when her prints and pic- er is allowed to wander around acted to the city by the conven- night's meeting of the Township man of that board. i zoning codes. By WILLIAM HENDERSON ments were filled, the sprawling lure were made, had asked the the hall at will. :ion, extra precautions are being Council. A public hearing on it Council refused to accept the ATLANTIC CITY - Fears that balcony in the convention hall Sleepy Hollow, which Henry court to order the records de- :aken to guard the President. Will be held Thursday, Sept. 10. recommendation of the former a wave of forged credentials and would be occupied five times Only bonafide newsmen, pho- tat, Westfield, seeks to de- stroyed. Since the assassination of Pres- The amendment was drawn up Planning Board, which went out passes will hit the Democratic ver. togs and TV and radio commen- elop, contains 116 lots on 87 ident Kennedy last November, the and recommended by the Plan- of office May 30, to grant pre- She contended, through her at- National Convention opening at The Secret Service, Atlantic tators will be permitted in the cres, and extends into Holmdel guard around the chief executive ning Board at a special meeting liminary approval to Sleepy Hol- orney, Arthur Loring of Middle- this seashore resort Monday, Aug. City detectives and other law en- press rooms and key spots where "ownship. has been doubled. Tuesday. low, a major subdivision located own Township, that law allowed 24 have resulted in the further forcement agencies will be on the White House aides to President job looking out for forged cre- Johnson are holding forth. "The amendment will give gar- on Pleasant Valley. The former Planning Board he police to take such Informa- tightening up of security measures Watch for 'Crackpots' dentials and admittance tickets. den apartment codes more defi- The refusal was based on what :commended preliminary ap- :ion only when the charge was by officials. "This whole operation revolves "It seems like an impossible >roval May 22. indictable. Every .effort will be made to Monmouth County Democratic around the added protection the task, but we have to make sure Spencer D. Embree and Dr. Stanley Yacker, acting town- prevent the presence of trouble 'hairman P. Paul Campi, Little President will receive at the con- no crackpots have the run of Vndre Pontone, both of Pleasant ihip attorney, referred to the makers and gate crashers in the Silver who sat in on a briefing vention," said Campi. the hall or get close to the Longer School Day alley Rd., submitted appeals to :ommon law privilege. Judge big convention hall. here says the decision was made Because of the thousands of rostrum when the President is he council against the project Simmill asked for proof that po- Credentials for reporters and to have five different officers in- vacationists already here and nominated," said one of the Council held a special hearing lice had other information in its very important persons will not spect credentials before the wear the thousands who will be at- security chiefs already here. Set for Older Pupils rcneerning the development last sossession which warranted mak- be distributed until the day before Outside the hall, top Secret ight, but voted to withhold any ing the records for permanenl the big political extravaganza Service men already have been • LITTLE SILVER - The Board more time to go home for lunch wilding permits to U.S. Homes identification purposes. gets under way. Even then they checking the guests at the hotel ef Education last night approved and, hopefully, will take some of it Marlboro, Sees. 1-A and 1-B, Detective Lt. Joseph McCarth; will have to prove their identity where the President will stop I schedule change which will the pressure off the cafeteria. ;ntil further study is made. unless known by those in charge Picket Line Quiet iled an affidavit citing eight in- — as well as surrounding area. lengthen the school day a quarter- C. David Vanderhoof, superin- Last Dec. 30, a previous coun stances in which other charges of the badges, etc. These men have been here for hour for students in the sixth tendent of schools, cited one dis- ;il had given final approval fo had been made against "the wom- •Followers' Restricted NEW SHREWSBURY - All Hearing in Superior Court two weeks. through eighth grades. advantage — children On patro he corporation's program. How an. Mr. Loring disputed one, Passes for party workers and was quite yesterday on the John Freehold, of a suit filed by th Uncie Sam's sleuths are also Youngsters in the first through duty will have to'remain at their ever, ir-;«as emphasized that il arising in Keansburg, and it wa! their friends will also be held Kinkel & Son picket line, police Kinkel firm seeking to enjoi in Ventnor, the neighboring city, fifth grades will have an addi- posts longer at noon time. may not have been sanctioned by dropped from the lisjt,Jbftcause thl back until the eve of the con reported last night. pickets from harassment of non- where fabulous party-giver Perle tional 15 minutes for lunch. The board hired Mrs. Dorothy he municipal Utilities Authority charge had not been formall; vention. Unable to use normal trucking striking . workers, scheduled yes- Mesta will give several lavish Under the new schedule, young- Apgar, this place, as a seventh iled. If all requests for such docu facilities because the Teamsters terday, was postponed by mutual shindigs including one for John- iters in the first five grades will grade teacher at a salary of No Utilities Authority record alidating such approval have Union is respecting the picket agreement until Thursday. son. start classes at 8:45 a.m. and $6,950, prorated on the length o: been submitted to township of line maintained at the Kinkel Hearing of charges and coun- The 900 guests who attend will be dismissed for lunch at her employment. She will teach ficials who took office May 3 plant on Apple St. for nearly a ter-charges filed in Magistrate's hostess Mesta's gala birthday 11:30 a.m. Classes will resume the class of Percy Brown (Lt Ask Fire Co. to Obtain so far. U.S. Homes and Develop month, Kinkel officials once Court by Walter De Young, unio party for the President at the it ; 12:45 p.m. and will be dis- Col.-USA, ret.) who has"'been ments Corp., a Lakewood firm, again sent their sweaters—six official, and Mrs. Ellen Fisler, Claridge on the night of Thurs- missed at 3 o'clock. granted a leave of absence to claims its utilities plan has beei loads of them—to market by Red Hance Ave., after an altercatio day, Aug. 27, must produce in- Youngsters in the sixth through Jan. 4. Mr. Brown has tjeen il approved by the authority. Site for Parking Space Bank Air Taxi. Wednesday, has been set for Sept, vitations and other proof of identi- eighth, grades will start classes since January. 14. fication before entering one of U.S. Homes at Marlboro Wes An International Ladies' Gar- at 8:45 a.m. In-Service Program RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Plans Lawrence Larson, lieyport, the 10 party rooms. s located on Rt. 9. Sections 1-A The garment workers union will Luncheon dismissal will be at The board approved an in-serv- said the fire company had been ment Workers Union official de- and 1-B consist of 58 lots on ap- of the North Centerville Fire maintain its picket line, union of- For safety reasons, the presi- 11:45 a.m. ice program for Thursday after- promised some adjoining prop- clared recently that if the sweat- iroximately 30 acres. Company to add a meeting room, er manufacturer attempted to ficials have promised, until al- dent will not linger in any one the afternoon session will be noon, Oct. 22, when Dr. George erty several years ago by the spot very long from the time he kitchen and heating facilities to make further shipments by air, leged unfair labor practices, by (in at 12:45 and end at 3 p.m. Manolakes,, professor of early Protest Is Filed Kramer Construction Co., Clif- arrives that Thursday until he the union would picket both Red the Kinkel firm have been cor- The schedule will mean a five- childhood education at New York Council filed, but did not re- its building on Middle Rd. were ton. The firm, according to Mr rected, and until the union leaves the next day. hour school day for pupils in University will conduct a work- ily as requested, a letter from explained before the Zoning Larson, said it would donate a Bank Airport, where such ship- ments originate, and Teterboro recognized as the workers' bar- However, he is known always grades one through five. Older shop on "A Continuous Develop- Anton Eckel of Tennent Rd. pro- piece rix!25 feet to the fire com to take time out to wave and Board of Adjustment last night. Airport, where they are delivered. gaining agent. students will attend school mental Reading Program." The esting to U.S. at Canadiar pany. Mr. Salerno said Mayor John Kinkel, a plant owner, has chat with the crowds—especially Application for a variance for PhiliD J. Blanda had recently .hours. ' school hours that day will be Woods, another proposed U.S No intercference with yester- reported that about 17 of th children. N the purpose was requested at the acted as intermediary, but no "Vice President Charles Sheridan 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Homes and Developments Corp day's air shipments was report- working force of approximately It's these short stops which board's last meeting and fire results have been obtained. described the new schedule as Mr. Sheridan announced tha subdivision, located on either sid ed, however. 60 have walked out. worry his guards. of Church Rd. company representatives attended the board's first attempt at pro- the board's liability insurance Had last night's meeting at the board's The North Centerville unit is viding more educational time for been increased from $500,000 to That development, planned tc request. one of three volunteer fire com the upper grades. $1 million for accidents involving contain 522 lots on 298 acres, panies in the township. Since il Albert G. Masch, board chair- "We are approaching it more.than one person, and from granted tentative approval by th purchased another fire truck in man, asked company members to etutiously," he said. $300,000 to $500,000 for accidents ormer Planning Board last Dec, the past year, space is cramped Dr. Gerdes to Join Faculty clarify some points. The board The board said the schedule in which only one person is in- 23. in the fire house. ivanted to know if it would be iljo will give the lower grades volved. The governing body passed twi possible to build a second story to Mr. Masch advised the com resolutions concerning appeals oi the existing building rather than pany to take action to secure 962 property taxes, which ha use up all the remaining prop- property by purchase or donation At West African University ^Trusting Woman* Says so far resulted in refunds to 46! erty with the proposed addition from neighboring property own- taxpayers here by the state Ta ers. Additional space for the NEW YORK - Dr. Victor next two years as a member of 5 and Victor, six months, have Old Building Board of Appeals. fire company would be its bes Gerdes of Middletown, leaves with the newly created Faculty of been preparing for the African answer to its problems, he said She Was 'Conhed? North Centerville Fire Chief An- his family Monday for Lagos, Ni- Business and Social Studies of the move for the past several weeks. In the first one, the collector, He advised company members to . FREEHOLD — "I hope you are Central Bank, Broad St., to ge Mrs. Walter Hills, was asked thony Salerno told the board this geria, where he will spend the University of Lagos. Although they anticipate various honest, since there was another he balance of her cash bond. had been previously considered report results back to the board hardships and exposures to un- make refunds as soon as possiblt Lagos, Nigeria's capital, is a person victimized here by a 'con Mrs. Jefferson then was said and found impossible. The fire as soon as possible. familar illnesses and conditions, providing full proof is given thai city of 700,000 in this west African 8»me'." to have returned to Throckmor- house is an old building, put up Delay Decision they feel the sacrifices will be he entire 1962 tax bill was paid nation of 56 million. Police said Mrs. Martha Jef- ton St., and handed the S31B to Refund checks are to be signe in 19"., he said. Its framework The board reserved decision on worthwhile because "those in less Professor Gerdes, an econom- ferson, 16 first St., Freehold made the short woman. She said sh only by Mayor Walter C. Grubb could not support a second story. an application by Harold Waltsak, fortunate lands deserve all that this remark to one of the two was told to wait in the county Jr. and Mrs. Hills. He urged the board to grant per 2 Princeton PI., Hazlet, to erect ist who is teaching in New York we can do to help them move who Hall of Records where, it wa. mission for extending the present a two-car Eara8e with a five- University, said the challenge to from their generations of poverty unidentified Negro women The other resolution set Oct. her assured, that she would get he structure on ground level. foot setback from his property develop a universitv in one of and ignorance into a society •he charged had bilked as the last day for the townshi] of $318 in a "confidence game share in about half an hour." Mr. Masch said the board hadj line. Africa's largest and most influ- where there is hope and some- to aid any taxpayer seeking a: ential countries provides an op- thing to eat and do as well. After pigeondrop" here yesterday After waiting ii) county hall fo to consider the problem of park- The board granted a variance appeal on 1962 tax bills. portunity to bring knowledge and. all, we were once a poor under- morning. a little over half an hour, shi ing. The fire house is on a to Floyd's Bar, Rt, 36, Hazlet, Through Freehold attorney Cli county road, he noted, and park- understanding to those who to- developed nation ourselves." -Another "pigeondrop" here July said she went to the police and to erect a 20x25-foot addition to 4 ton T. Barkslow, the townshi] ing there creates traffic prob- morrow will occupy positions of 16 reportedly cost Mrs. Elizabeth reported the incident. its present buildinfc. aided taxpayers in the appea lems. Mr. Masch pointed out responsibility and leader- Wiliiams, Clinton St., $3,000 from Police say they intend to havi process for 19S2 payments. Each that public gatherings will be The new structure will be used ship throughout Nigeria and sub- her life savings. She blamed an Mrs. Jefferson look through phot bus far, has resulted in refunds held in the fire house, and park- for table space. The variance Saharan Africa. unidentified Negro male-female files of.criminals and to have Interview Candidate was granted subject to the paving ing must be provided in the com- "We can help Nigeria to be- P?ir- her recollection of the two women Mayor Grubb reported that Sid' of at least 4,000 square feet of pany's plans. come nur strongest and best Af- who duped her made Into com- ney G. Young. Jr. of Machias iroperty in the rear to be used Mrs. Jefferson reported the in- rican friend," he said. "This is posite sketches by the County Maine, was interviewed last Sun 'or parking. cident to borough police at noon of great importance at this time Identification Bureau for releas day as a candidate to becom Shore Point Inn. Rt. 35, Hazlet, yesterday. because the success of Nigerian to area police. he municipal business admini False Alarm received a variance to erect two ' 'The police report outlined the leaders and people in trying to trator. igns. Present signs are to he nswest incident this way: The same'steps were taken i create a democratic society of| . Mrs. Jefferson was stopped by the Williams case, but so far, If negotiations with Mr. Youn removed, and the new ones work out, Mr. Young is due t Cases Bring placed 25 feet from the properly Africa and those other pre-emor- a' tall, dark-skinned woman who no one has been caught, noi gen', and developing people who has any money been re take his post on or about Sepl inc. Dr. Victor Gerdes was wearing a black wig on are watching Nigerians advance covered. 1. the mayor said. Throckmorton St. around 10 am. from their tribal states into the Mr. Young received a degre Reward Offer The unidentified woman asked world family nf free nations." n public management from th' MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A the victim where a beauty shop Four Jaycees Elected Dpvine, Not Itaynor Universitv of Maine. He also stu< $25 reward has been offered by Dr. ami Mrs. Gerdes and their was located, and to be accom- RED BANK — The remark ied nt the Bentlev School of Ec< Ihe Matawan Township Fire Com children, William, 7, a second panied there. attributed to Charles Raynor in nntnics, Boston, tie hns had con mlssioners Board for information Outstanding Young Men grader in Fairview Schonl; Mary, Nearby, a short, light-skinned Register story Wednesday actun siderable experience in civic ma leading to arrest and conviction woman accosted the two women RKD BANK - The 1365 edition Ml under 35 years old, the four ly were made by Donald D. De agement during the oast 10 year in false, fire alarm cases. and claimed she found an en- were selected by the local Jay- Another First: inc. Council granted $300 from co This was announced nt n meet- of the "Outstanding Young Mm velope containing $12,000 in cash tingencv funds to the Terccntt cees and approved by a 13-man The story concerned Tuesday'; ing of the Cliffwood Fire Com of America" will contain the lit a telephone booth. She did not nary. Committee. The townsh national selection hoard. Lady Presides say where the phone booth was meeting of the Board of Educa pany by Alfred Fouzenc, presi- names of four members of the Each year, 10,000 outstandin, will start ils Tercentenary eel dent. During the past two weeks LONG BRANCH—Another first . ' located. tion, of which both men are mem Red Bank Jaycees. young men are chosen from| achieved last night by the NOMINATED — Miss June bration Monday. Festivities wi the company answered II alarms was She then showed Hie two women bers. continue through .Saturday cv They are George Mayer, Mid- i the nation for nmntio three of which were false alarms new — ihrrc-year-nld — form (if Strolocki, Irvingron, 3o-yoar- ' the envelope, and the victim It was Mr. Devine who shouli ning. dletown, past president ol the or- in the publication. Since I Ml, the The other colls included 4 mis- city government: mid she saw some bills In "large have been quoted as saying to Ihi ganization mill classified adver- .laycees have selected Ihe HI mil- Onmcilman l.ucv .1 Wilson, of old formor deputy attorney board president, Edmund J. Can VEAL" "MRMIGIANK cellaneous; one mattress fire nn( tising manager for The Register; denominations." .stnnding young men of the year. the Fifth Ward, became the first wina, "Someone tint to slop think $1.75, home cooked meals and three brush blazes. Ernest Ileallie, n Fair Haven gonoral, is Gov. Richard J. The short woman suggested the Among TOYM winners wire John woman ever In preside at n meet- ing for me. I want to do my owi iiM. Kny's Kabin, 1 fM>2 Ocean councilman and another p;tsl rnoney be split three ways — John Nicholson, F.rncst Scher F, Kennedy, I!M8, Nelson Rocker- i! of a l.(iii|; lirandi govmiini; Hughes' choico today as now thinking. And you should let tlv Ave., Sen Bright.—Adv. president; John Lemon, mayor ol and Mrs. Jefferson agreed to put oral James Wilkinson received feller. 1!M1, and Tom Drxiiey, IMMIV. She called the meeting to New Shrewsbury, and John up $.118 ig'a cash bond. board do its own thinking. Kver; Removal their exempt certificates from the IDfiR. order as acting mayor and held stato motor vohiclo dirocfor, ' The victim, police said, action Hint comes before th Of office to 252 Broad St., Red New Jersey State Firemen's As- Moses, Red Bank, an induslrial The foreword to this year's pub- arts teacher at Red Bank High forth for most nf the session un- Her nomination must bo con- turned home to get some cash board requires board action RS Bank. Hours by appointments, Dr. sociation at the meeting, held in lication will be written by Presi- til Mayor MilUm p. Utuennoyer School. and etshtdkt check »t the Jersey matter of law. You know that.' S. O. Wllkins.-Adv. the Cliffwood Fire House. • dent Johnson. arrived. firmod by stato Sonata. m> » , 1*—FrylaT, Aafn U, THE DAILY FRIDAY J-O>.'» ntan-Folic* . lj-lnoles Para Todos CbMuwI 7_^___—WABC-TV 11:41 »—News and Weoth«c . . GOP Picnic Tontgltt WCBS-TV 7—Make That Snare 11:o WNBC-TV ChuMl » WOR-TV 11-Posl-Game Show—Barber i-News MATAWAN - The regular 1V.M «:» WNEW-TV Chaatwl 11 __-a^_WPlX-TV 2-News—Jim Jensen I—News monthly meeting of the Matawan 4—News— Frank McOw j—Film—The Howards of Virginia— 7—Trallmaster—Western '^ 5-News 1940—Cory Grant, 2 Hrs./ 10 Mln. Republican Club will be combined 9—Fireside Theater—Drama 1:N 12:60 7—News— Bob Younj H—Herculei—Jock McCarHiy II—News—Kevin Kennedy 2—FllrrH-GIrl From Ave. A—1*4*- with a family picnic tonight at t-Lovt or Lite—StHol 4.U 11:10 Jane Wlthers-1 Hr., 25 Mln. 4-Soy WMn—Jtmes •-News-Sander Vanocur 4—News— BUI Rippe 6:30 at the home of Mr. and 7-^Falher Knows Rest 4-Weather—Tex Antolne 5—Film—Dangerously They Live—1 1:10 »—News—John Vrlngote 4-Fllnv-TI>e TWel-l?52-Ray Wlllaml Mrs. George Barrett, Aberdeen 2—Love That Bob—Comedy John Gorfleld-1 Hr.. 95 Mln. IMS 4—Dobie Glllls—Cwiway 1 Hr.. 40 Mm. Rd. Lone—Joe Franklin 7-Local News—Richard Bare o—Mtrty Gunly—O>IKIr«n U-WeatMr-Marllya Gny 7—Let Crant Members and their families 11:2] IV-Chuck McCinn—Children J;B t-Newt— Robert Trout 11:11 l-Fllm-College Swlno— WB—»urat are invited. .Hlm-Bullwtllp—!»}»—Gu( Madison 4—Local News—Jim Hard ant Allen—I Hr, 40 Mln. 2—Search lor Tomorrow 1\-Sle»e Allen-Vari.ly Chairman of the event is Mrs. w Mln. ID 4—Truth or Consequences-4oa Barker U:N 4—Sermenette—Religion William Quinn, 34 Lakeside Dr. ^-Cartoon Playtime •-Fllnv-Slmon and Loura-M5i- 4» Peter Flnch-W Win. t-FUm-Teo Tall M«n-lMl-«grl 4;» 5—Atlroboy—Carlout Lancaster—I Hr., 31 Mln. American wlie-lW*—Ann 7-Fllm-CMKert of Intrigue—I>S4— Sathern—1 Hr, II Mln. Nothing too big or small to sell S-KIng and Odh—Caftoons. fllm-The Nooje Hwgs High— 1M» AU»H trio C«hllo-> Hr., ]" ' with one at the dependable firms U:U 9—Trtaiure—Documenhiry J-Guldlng Light—Serial n Alphabet in the Daily Register Classified, U:SS ister Classified ad. 4— News— Ray Scherer • >:M S-Cortoom-FreO ScoH V-Sondy'l Hour-^hlldrm »-O«lt Tips * VtO 11—SupernKin—Ailvenlure J—Leave It To fttqvtr 3—Once Upon A Oav-OilKIrm 4-Bocdtlor Fattxr—Corned/ • 1:4* Only New York Paper >—film—O>v* Me Ywif H«jrt_l!34 »-3P0rts Kay P»«Klt-so ww. 11-Fllm-The Sqn Francisco Story-1?H with Pocket-Size APPEARING TONIGHT — The world ren owned Ink Spots will b« in the weekend 1:25 MIPAV BViNINa 5-Newi TV Magazine spotlight at Price's Fountains Motel, Ocean and Morris Aves., Long Branch. The >:» U-Trire« Stooges—Comcdy 2—As The World Turns IJ-Whal'j New—Children ever popular group, under the direction of Billy Bowen, was a real crowd plejser 4-Lel'l Make A Dtal 4.11 }_Fllrn—Threi Blind Mke-1934- 7-WMlher—Ken Robal last weekend with their renditions of the standards that brought them to fame. loretta Youna. Jwl McCreo- I Hr., 25 Mm. V-NtwvRoberl Trout Ident Jefferson was asked to try 1:JJ 4—Local News—Ggb* Preuman. 4—News—Floyd Kalber •Ill Ryan the vaccino. v.»» J-Mlckey Moine Club 2-Posiward-Lud4«i J-Locol Ntwt-BIII Beulel Top Weekend 4—Lorttki Youna—Dromei »_3erlol-CarMdlon Mountin y*. Atomic 8-10:45 (U) — Baseball. New Invoders—lMV-BIII Henry NOW THRU SATURDAY MATINEB11! . York Yankees vs. Baltimore Or- ll_Fllm-To Be Announced 1:3* IJ-lnolei Para Tadw BtoHw in "A HARP DAY'S NIGHT) ioles, from Baltimore. t-Hww Porty—Llnkletter 4:41 4-OwtMS-Strkll 7—43av In Court—Drams 7—News—Ron Cochron Starts SATURDAY NIGHT!!) TV Programs II—Racket Squod—Pallet t.SS 8-8:30 (13) - At Issue. "The 1:51 t—Weather— Pot Hernon Negro Voice." Part II. Four Ne- S-H«*> 7;t* Tonight's top television shows gives fans an hour long eyeful; gro civil rights leaders partici- 7-Ntwj-Ula Howard j_News—Walter Cronklte ICHARDBURIDN-AVA6ARDNER' as previewed and selected by repeats on NBC White Paper, Al- J.H 4-Ntws-Huntley. Brlnkley pate in a discussion on the cur-i-To Toll The Tiuth—Panel 5—Oolloni Men—Drama TV Key's stall of experts who fred Hitchcock, Twilight Zone rent reaction of Negro youth to 4—Another World—Serial 7-Dlckera . . . Feruter attend rehearsals, watch screen- and Burke's Law are better than J—Doorway to Destiny 1—News— Kevin Kennedy the so-called "white backlash" 7-Ctr.trotrtol HoidllolHlllS [3—Columbia Seminars one man... ings, and analyze scripts In Newusual this time; and Channel 13's in their communities. » — NNews—Joiepll Kino Read about York and Hollywood. discu&ions are of interest. Base- Bl The World )I—Local News—John Tlllman three women... ball at 9:55 and 8 p.m. and Box- 7125 one night... new faces headed for- 11—Weather—Gloria Okon "On Parade" features the tal-ing at 10 p.m. 8:30-9:39 (4) — International >:» itardom in television. ents of Henry Mancini, whose ca- Beauty Spectacular. Th» multiple J-Newj-Dsujlos edwords 2—Great Adventure beauty parade moves on to Long •—International Showtlmi reer as composer-conductor-ar- 5:55-12:15 (9) - Baseball. Do* I-BKJ* of NaMsfrtal 7—Destry—Wesfern FREE with Sunday's Beach. California, where SO young 4—Yw Don't ia*— Kennedy ll-Sporis Hlghllahts ranger has brightened TV andbleheader: New York Mets vs. Mot MwierMn-Wtitern 13—Profile: New Jersey JOURNAL-AMERICAN movie screens, Another beauty Philadelphia Phillies, from Shea. lovelies from 47 countries and 43 »-«uew Por A Day—»oll»V contest for international lovelies Stadium. states vie {or the "International »-Hlsl. Koad to Adventure II—Sportr-Jwry Celeman Beauty" crown of 1965. Hugh II—True Adventure 5—Bronco—Western O'Brian is on-stage host of the »—Sxret Storm—Serial ll-Baseboll-Yankees theater under the stars 7:30-8:30 (2) — The Great Ad- hour, 15 finalists tell you how4-Mqtth 0am»-0«n» Ro 13—At Issue— Dlsamlon ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••B || venture. "Plague." (Repeat). A they teel befor* the moment of *—Had of Pun—Fred Hall •t I little known tale about opposition 3—Routt 44— Drama Bodman Park, Middletown decision, and fans get an eyeful 4— Beauty—Spectacular—9uclat Walter Reade-Sterling I to the first smallpox vaccine in for their pains. diverting batble o{ nerves is tti< T-lurke'j Law-Mystery (Off Niv.iink Riv.r Road) the United States, is dramatized car. 13— Performance— Dane* Wagon Wheel Playhouse Productions with Interest here. TJie opposi- 9:30-10 (4) - On Parade. Hen- S—UntouchoblM—Police Theatre Directory tion came, of all places, from 8:30-9:30 (7) — Burke's Law. Gardener prstenft ry Mancini, Hie celebrated com- Harvard, and the script also re- "Who Killed Avery Lord?" (Re-poser- conductor - arranger wh< J-Twlllght Zone—Drama veals the startling fact that Pres- peat). A very good outing with 4-On Pargde-Muslcol • AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMPORT 111 ABNER" went from TV scoring ("Pete J-Prlc» Is Rljht—collen fewer guest suspects and more 13—Past Imperfect—Panel WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY Gun") to movies ("Breakfast elver plot twists. While Burke Is Tiffany's)Tiff) , is tonight's talen 1«M August 5 thru August 22 hard at work Investigating a fa-"on parade." He will conduc Curtain Raiervtd i.atj $3.30 and $2.20 MOVIE TIMETABLE mous industrial designer's mur- 8:45 General Admiuion $1.50 the orchestra in a program o RED BANK der, he runs Into a group of ec-varied selections includinldi g some Phone Reiervafierti 741-&O73 IICARITON- centrics Including a beautiful girl (Felicia Farr) who keeps of hlj own popular times such as, BATHard, Hay'4 SUN.-JIirrs NlJ>ii,2:0Ol ; D»y'7:00«; >:*)Nljhl. "Days o! Wins and Roses.' • Evenings 7 & » Nitely From Dusk #« i m o nt TUT If- mA T\*>r*ti ^Tlw! popping up with a band of stroll- • AIR-CONDITIONED • 2:00; 1:10; 6:00; 7U0; »:50. of 4xjurse, "Moon Rlvw," LONG BRANCH Ing violinists and a completely NOW—EVES. 7 and 9:99 • •««»«»*«*tM«****»*t*«*«»«»»»»*a «**»»* ••••••• BARONET- catered dinner for two. MATINIB DAILY AT 2 Unslnkable Molly Brown 2:00; 7:00 9:30-19 (13) — Past Imperfect. tiff ion (#uixat> 3nn 10:15: Walk a Tightrope 4:00; 9:00. (Continued on next page) SAT. & SUN. — Unalnkable Moll! Brown .1:30; T:00; 10:15; W»lk o 9:30-10 (2) — Twilight Zone. Tightrope 3:30; 5:40; OiPO. (formerly the Dutch Mill) "You Drive." (Repeat). Clever Tonight FREEHOLD Edward Andrews stars as the DANCE Sot. ond Wed. HWY. 34 MATAWAN FREEHOLD— driver of a car with a mind of Hightstown Country Club Hard Day's Nteht 2:35: 7:35: 9:35. DINNER SERVED its own, but the real star of this AIR CONDITIONED Tutiday - Thursday 5 P.M. - 10 P.M. SAT— Nltfit o! the Iguana 7:25; 10:00. SUN.—NIRht ol the Iguana 2:25; 5:00: Tonight Arty Walls. 1.S0. Incl. Friday and S-turday 5 to 12 P.M. 718 * ASBURY PARK KEANSBURG tax. Abroy* fun Iwr* Frtaayi, Sunday Noon • 9 P. M. CASINO- whetlwr olont or coiiples. Sat- CLOSED MONDAYS IBARONET- Unslnkable Molly nrown T:00; 9:30. FRI. * SAT—MoHale'i Navy; Younl •r*iy h party nrtriir rfqtice. featuring rh» finttf in charcoal broiled . . . SAT.—UrnlnkatiU Molly Brown 3:00; Swingers Harry Ubsr— Sat.—Jo« Muckq. 0:30: 8:41; li:«2. HAZLET Every Wed. Friendship Done* SUN.—Unslnkable Molly Brown 3:00; 6 Brand • Stoats • Chops • Shrimp • Swordflsh Steaks 7:00; 9:3a LOEWS DRIVE-1N- far folks 25 ond over. $1.00. Nightly Special—The Don Quixote Stuffed Shrimp LVRIC- FIU. & SAT—Cartoon 8:20; Some N«w Songs Becket 2:33; 7:05: »:40. I.Ike It Hot 8:!7; Hani Day's. Night plujyouc SAT.-JJeoket 2:35; 5:15; 7:55; 10:35. 10:311; Hole In the. Hear) 13:11 BiatlH LUNCHEONS - COCKTAILS • DINNERS SUN.-Reoket 3:05; i:4J; 7:23; 10:0J. 8UN.—Cartoon-0-Rama «:»; Herd Day'i Night 8:41; 12:15; Some Like favorMs! MAYFAIR- It Hot 10:15. DINE TO PIANO MUSIC Nleht or the Iguana 2:40: 7:25; 9:53. BAT.-Night ol the Iguana 2:00; V.15;PLAZA- at Cailton— —Plus at 8:301 8:40: 10:53. Hard Pay's KHht 3:35: 7:33; »:». FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS! SUN.—Nisht ol the Ijuana J:»; 4:55; BAT Hard pay's Nljht 3:39; Night "BIGTOWN "YOUNG SWINGERS" T.25; a :55. ot the Ipiana 7:20; 9:5). PARAMOUNT- SUN.—Nlghl ol the Iguana 2:20; 4:50; VILLAGE" Free Playground Hnrti Day's Night 2:55; 7:30: 9:35. 7;25i 9:35. SAT.-Hard Dny's Nljht 2:25; 4:2J; EAST BRUNSWICK 6:30: 11:30; 10:30. SUN.—Hani Pay's Night 2:00; 4:00;IVRNPIKE- SATURDAY "BEATLES" WILL BE SHOWN 6:00; 8:00:10:00. 1NDQOR—Hard D»ye Niihl i;M; ST. JAMES- 3:00; 7:30: U:0l Follow That Dresm AT2&4P.M. Dudley Decrees— 9:10. Pall ot the Roman Empire 2:30; 7:00; SAT. & 3'uN.—Follow That Dretm Every Wednesday and Thursday as 9:40. 2:00; 5:30; 9:10; Hard. Day's Nliht SAT.—Yesterday, Today * Tomorrow 4:00; 7:30; 11:0a 2:15; 4:23: 6:25; 8:33; 10:50. OUTDOOR—Hatd Pas'« NlBM STEAK and gl'N.—Yesterday. Today * Tomorrow 11:50; Fallow That Dream 10:00. STARTS TOMORROW 5 P.M. * 2:25; 4:50; 7:2i; 9:50. CHICKEN NITES C01XINGW00D CIRCLE SOUTH AMBOY ALL YOU CAM EAT! _ MADISON CJNEMA- SHORE DRIVE-IN- FRI. SAT. * SUN.—Hard Day's lest of |ulcy prims beef— Carloona 8:20; Vmlnkable Nolly Brown B:40: 12:10: Master Spy 10:80. Night S'.OO; 3:50; 5:11; 7:30; »;». broiled as you like If—or SAT & SUN.—Unslnkable Molly PERTH AMBOY tender fried chicken . . with Brown 8:20; 11:40: Master Spy 10:30. AMBOYS DR1VE-1N- salad, french fries, rails and BELMAR PRI. * 3AT.—Cartoons S;30; Part butter. FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- #1—El Cld 8:a>''< NlShl 2:35: 7:35: »:35. FRI. SAT. * SUN.—The Chalk Oardtn NOW SHOWING SAT.-Har.l Hay's NlRht 2:35: Night i:45; 5:4S; 7:*5; S-50. o( the Iguana 6: McDonalds hamburger BROTHERS RESTAURANT ond COCKTAIL LOUNGI e ENTERTAINMENT • DELICIOUS HOME COOKED ITALIAN FOOD NOW — ? BIG HITS LUNCHEONS Shirley MacLalna U 11:10 A.M. • 2 P.M. "WHAT A WAY TO GO" DINNERS—S • 10 r.H. Natall* Wood "SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS" 2 MORFORD PL. 6 Brand New RED BANK Songs plus your Beatles favorites! "UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" and "633 SQUADRON" Youngstorj love McDonald's Hamburgers—and you CLUB II will, tool They are made of 100% puro beef—not frozen meat—but top quality beef ground fresh dally. They're served hot off tho grill on toasted bun—the IAR — RESTAURANT way you lika 'em best. Everything at McDonald's is so> AIR CONDITIONED DINMft ROOM Sophia Lonn Inviting ... so spotlessly clean. Come in for the tastiest TRY OUR NEW "FALL OF THE food in town at prices that pleasel SPECIAL ROMAN EMPIRE" LUNCHEON MENU look for the goldmn archa* Italian and Arrmlccn Foadi KITCHEN OPEN frem II a.m. to 1.19 p.m. Monday rbru Thursday McDonald's Frl. I, Sat. II a.m. O 11:10 p.m. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN TAKFOUT 74l-0»7t Opftoilte GEORGE RAFT - PAT O'BRIEN (Just North of Five Corners) Rtd Eank Railroad Station —i F tr lotknfl TrMy, August U, 1964—17 !l.«t THE DAILY REGISTER J~Mn TW Tin SATURDAY 4-Omlt IbiUa'J . SUNDAY TV 7-CoJoer ' Weekend TV 4—Walt Disney) World - MOR»IN» s-canmunily Dialog* - SUNDAY MOKNIN0) Flvnn-« Mln, 7—Empire—Dramo 7-Cortooni *-CooklHB ' 1)—En Franc*—Lagging* (Continued) 7:11 4—Youth Forum—Cordon 9_Donger is My Business * f:M 11:30 4-Sernwnerle-Religion S—Film—Three Godfalheri—194t-> 11—Wyatt Earp—Western 4:tt 2—Alvin—Cartoon* 7—Roy Rogtrs' Another round of historical."its" ian J«ckie Vernon along for the MS John Woyne—2 Hr*. *-Glvt Ul Thll Doy 4—Kit Carson—Western 4—Fury—Adventun 4—Modem Farmer 7—Discovery '64—Children i-~Ed- Sullivon—Vorlety S-Just For Fun—Sonny Fox )layed by writers Eric Larrabee. change-of-pace routine. 1:30 5—Yoncy Derringer 9—Treasure—Documentary 5—Community Dialogue *-&umm«r Semester 7_Fllm—The Flylnfl Deuces—1939— 7—Beany and Cecil isan Sontag, Alan Pryce- I 11—Cod; Threi;—Police Ston Laurel & Oliver Hardy—90 Mln. 11—26 Men—western <:M 11—Word of Life "> l:JONa f.X mes, and " author-historian Ar- 7:55-10:45 (9)—Baseball. New! 4—5ermonttte SATURDAY AFTERNOON S—Call 1o Prayer 4—Catholic Hour—Religlpn 4—The Magnificent Monlagnes 2—Tennessee Tuxedo ur Schlesinger Jr., tackling York Mets vs. Philadelphia Phil-; 5—Opinion in the Capital 7:W 4-Rufl owl Reddy 11:00 7—Issues ond Answer* 1—Food For Fun—Cooklna »:« J—Sky King ibjects like Christianity and its Mies from Shea Stadium. (Color).' s—Christopher Progroi 9-Golf Tips 7_Arresl ond Trial ^ 4—Modern Former 11-LMng Word 4—Bullwinkle ight without the support of Em-j . i '-ct>r'«opher P-WO, II—Sports Highlights 11—Navy Log 10:00 5—Brachcxrcjber 1:40 9:00 7N 7—Bugs Bunny ;ror Constantine; what if Presi- 1 2—Quick Draw McGraw «::30-9' 30—(2)—The Defenders, S—Adventurous Mission 9-Sports-Kiner 2—Celebrity Game 4—Hector Heathcote 9—Movie— Bundle of Joy-19S6— 1:45 4— Bonanza— Western 7:M Co|ossus... (Repeat). Ab-I ?:» I—Love To Read 11—This is Ttie Life Eddie Fisher—90 Mln. nt Andrew Johnson's impeach- ,.T 11—Sports—Jerry Coiemon S—My Childhood 7-Pro|ect Know 10:25 11—Lourel ond Hardy ent proceedings had succeeded sorbing and provocative hour. IP I 1:!5 11:30 9—FIITI—Lohengrin—1955—-'U Hrs. 1:00 9—News and Weather removing him from office; 2—Give Ui This Doy—Religion 9-Bastboll-Mets II—Sea War 2—Captoln Kangaroo 10:30 2—Science Unlimited 1:10 2:00 4—Mr, Wizard id a General de Gaulle who j 1 *—Crusader RobbH 2—Wllahty Mouse |the intellectual elite, a Nobel 2_A1I Joln Hands-Children 4—Oprn Wind—Discussion 5—Film—Belle Starr—1941-Randolph 2—Brenner—Mystery 7—Davey and Goliath 4-Flreball XL-5 lose to remain in retirement. 7—Page One Scott—90 Mln. Prize winning scientist at work; 7—This is The Answer 9—Film—The Slave 1:30 J—Allakazam 11-Bqstball—Yankees 1—Open End—David Sussklnd 7—American Bandstand cure for leukemia in this in- 1:15 2:25 on a ... , i »—LiDrory Lions—Education 1:00 10-11 (2) — Alfred Hitchcock. 2-News 10:00 2—News stance, to special treatment un-j 5_Llght Time_Rtii8ion 2:10 2—Candid Camera—Kirby 4—International Zone The Jar." (Repeat). One of the 2—Film—I Died a Thousand Times— Du Pont Show—Comedy der the law in a case of first-: 11—Christopher 9:!0 9—Editorial Page-Wlngate eries. A small town sucker buys degree murder. The subject is 1955-Jack Palance—TO Mln. S—Under Discussion—Panel 11—Charles Farrell—Comedy 9—News ond Weather 5-Film-Richard The Third 1955— 7—Fiim—Avenger of the Seven Seat— 1:30 kind of magic jar at a carnival intriguing, Leo Genii is formid- Laurence Olivier—2 Hrs., 30 Mln. 1 Hr., SO Mln. 2—Our Miss Brooks 9—Christopher Program id has the whole comrnunity able as the scientist-wife killer 100 18:10 A—Let's Tolk Business 8:10 !—What's My Unel 7—Funny Manns who holds himself above iVie law, 4— Mailer Builders THE POET'S INN (uzzling over its contents. Comic 2—Around The Corner 11:M 7_Fllm-Dodg8 City—1939—errol Flynn 9—Treasure—Documentary '' E. G. Marshall is excellent as his 5-Kinu and Odle—Cartoons " 2—News— Harry Reosoner 11—Main Event—Worclano 'at Buttram as the jar owner 1 Hrs. COCKTAIL LOUNGE baffled attorney, and Larry 7—Faith For Today—Religion 3:10 4—News— Frank Btolr 1:00 ias a straight part for once and 9—Bible Answers 4—TV Hour of Stars—Drama 2—Long View—Discussion 11:10 !oes well, and credit goes also to Cohen's script is stimulating II—Evangel Hour—Religion 4:21 • French and American Cuisine 4—Film—The Runaway—French—1958— I.U •Weather—Fronk Field Pierre Brasseur—90 M!n.L as his sluttish, throughout. 4—News—Edwin Newman 11:15 ollin Wilcox 4—TV Church School 4:10 : • Party Facilities 5—Film—Ghost Catchers—19M—Olsen 1:00 2—News—Joe Loughlin & Johnson—SO Mln. leering wife. 1—Eye On New York 4—Let's Talk About God 4—Recital Hall-Music 4—The Salnf—Mysteiy 7—Gale Storm 9-11:30—<11)—Exhibition foot- 5—Wondoramo—Sonny Fox 11:25 • Diners and American Express 9—Kingdom of the Sea 4:45 10-11 (4) - NBC White Paper. ball. New York Giants vs. the 7—For Thou Art With Me 11—Post Game Show—Barber 2—Film—The Strange One—1957— I—Film— Maryland—1940—Walter 9—Gospel Time—Music Ben Gaiiaro—1 Hr., 55 AAln. Brennon—1 Hr., 45 Mln. Green Bay Packers in a National 5:00 1 'The Death of Stalin." (Repeat). II—William Tell—Adventure 2—Sports Spectacular 11:40 1:30 Football League exhibition game, 4—Sunday—Frank Blair 5— Film—Jone Eyre—1944—Orson 2—Sum and Substance Jasily one of the most exciting RT. 79 from Green Bay, Wis. 4—Jewish Fourth R 5—'Follow The Sun Welles—1 Hr., 50 Mln, 7—December Bride locumentaries in TV history. Jo- 9:10 7—Film—Romeo and Juliet—1954— 11—Encounter 9—Danger Is My Business 2—Way To Go—Religion 11:50 3-.00 ef Stalin; ruler of Russia for 25 LourtiKe OlWIer—l.Hts.i 30 Mln. ' 7-News MATAWAN 4—Jewish' Heritage II—Jungle Boy 2—Repertoire Workshop «ars, was a riddle to the out- 9:30-10:30—(7)—Hollywood Pal- 7—Brother Buir :t 11:00 MAIN ST. 5:15 7—Rescue 8 ide world, and so were most ace. (Repeat). Good, solid bill. 9—Christopher Program J—Sports—Klner 7_Fllm-Dor* AMbl—1944-7S Mln. 9—Movie—Tcm Brown of Culver— II—Word at Lite—Religion if the conflicts within the walls Host George Burns is delightful 11—Rocky and his Friends 5:M 1932—Tom Brewn—?o Mln. 10:00 J-Amot«ur Hour-Ted Mack 1:00 3:10 of the Kremlin. This program dancing and singing with charm- 2—Lamp Unto My Feet 7—News and Weather SUNDAY EVENING 2-Tonan'l Perll-1951—Lex 4—A Moment With .... 1:20 : Borkir-f manages, in part, to penetrate ing Sergio Franchi and the Len- J—Twentieth Century VO Mln. 7—Sunday Funnies 2—News those walls and comes up with i Sisters. Altogether, it's a 9—Senator Case Reports 4—Meet The Press—Interview 1:25 *—TV Hour of Ston ( 5—Film-Tortilla Flat—1942—Spencer 5-Wlre Service I singing night with Franchi, Len- 11—Let's Hove Fra-Chlldren I-Fllm—Husband, wife ond Friend— iome startling, eyewitness ac- Tracy—2 Hrs. 1939—Loretta Young—90 Mil. 7—Star of Texoswl?53—Wayne Morris nons, and Patti Pace, senarated 10:15 90 Min. ;ounts of events inside Russia 9—Senate News Conference i:30 2:25 4:25 bv the tan dancine Dunhills, jug- I—Mister Ed-Comedy 4—Sermonelte— Religion hat make good Hitchcock dra- 10:30 1:55 4—Movie Mementos glers, and magic. It's also George 2—Look Up And Live 4-New York Illustrated mas seem like situation come- 4-Agrlculture U.S.A. 7:00 • j_Fllm—Woman Trop-1934— 4:30 1 Hr., 20 Mln. 4—Film—Charlie Chan at Treasure dies. The film segments are beau- Burrs' night. 7— Vouth Wants to Know t—Lassie—Drama Now! False Teeth 9—Point of view— Discussion 4—BUI Dona—Comedy 4:15 Island— Sidney Toler—60 Mln. tifully integrated, but it's the 2— Film-Ambush—1939-Glodyl S—Horse Race—Saratoga 9— Presidential Succession 11:09 11-Crlme Utint Swathaut—I Hr., 20 Mln, 9—Film—Tom Brown of Culver—See reporting of men like Harrison 11:20-1:15—C2)—The Late Show. 2—Camera Three 7:M 3 p.m., Crt. 9 for details Salisbury and Philippe Ben that •A Prize of Gold." (1955). An ex 4—Searchlight—Interview 2—*V Favorite Martian (See Other Amusements, Pg. 24) Fit Beautifully! 5:00 make this chronicle of Stalin's 7—Ivanhoe—Adventure 2— Film—Gllda—1946— Rita Hayworth— citing drama set in occupied Ber- 9—Viewpoint WasMnjton 2 His. last days, and the power strug- 9 lin concerning a fubulous scheme 11:30 (Amaxing dental discovery, 'Cuthion Grip' —ends sore 5—Jungle Jim »le that followed, an outstanding to steal a shipment of gold bullion 2—Musical Theatre 7-Wlde World of Sport* 4—Direct Line—Interview tpots—refits loose dentures to hold mug as a dentist's mold! 1—Foreign Legionnaire ichievement in TV journalism. from the Berlin airlift. Richard 7—Sir Lancelot—Adventure 5:30 Widmark heads a fine cast in 9—Film—Tom Brown of Culver—Set Colin Jti Thsteless! Nothing to mix! One application lasts months! Sat. 1 P.M. 4— NBC Sports Special eluding Mai Zetterling who's as After jean tt reuuch, modem id- out of tube onto dentures, then town 5—Sandy's Hour 10-10:45 (7) — Boxing. Doug SUNDAY AFTERNOON •nee us developed t remarkable nest fabe teetb into mouth and bite down. II—Rocky and His Frlendl talented as she is pretty. 12:110 SCENIC DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •» to nuke lalie teeth fit beauti- Instantly, CUSHION GRIP molds to EVENING Tones vs. Tony Alongi. Ten round 2—Newsmakers—Interview fully—«top looseness, dipping, click- contours of mouth and gums—pro- COO teavyweight bout. 4—Evolution of Communism ing, relieve sore spots—without vides beautiful fit—holds dentures 4— Kaleidoscope 4 SUNDAY 7—New York, New York messy, old-fashioned pasta, powders firmly in place with suction. Loose- 9— Ftim—Tom Brown of Culver.—See 13:25 COMPLETE SEAFOOD DINNERS $2.00 and pads! It's CUSHION Girp—amaz- ness, slipping, clicking, disappear. 3 p.m., Ch. 9 for detail! 11:30-1 (4) — Tonight. Johnny 10:39-11 — (2) - Look Up and 2—News ing new soft, pliable plastic that Sore spots are quickly relieved. One 11—Three Stooges Carson's lineup is pretty special CM Live. "Images of Man." For the 2—Face The Notion-Interview • COCKTAILS * LUNCHEONS holds fabe teeth mug as a dentist's application lasts for months, despite tonight as Lionel Hampton, Da- 4—Dialogue—Brian O'Doherty mold, through toothing suction— nightly cleaning, yet CUSHION CHIP is 4-News ' sixth in this stimulating eigh 5— Astroboy la Wynter, George Kirby, George 1:00 {makes loose dtntuics tit pioperly easily removed when desired. What's 7—Lawbreaker—tee Marvin part series on contemporary atti- 2—Film—The Warriors—1955—Errol • 3 BANQUET ROOMS * 4 BARS •gain. Result is, you can talk, laugh, more, CUSHION GRIP actually refits, 11—Clay Cole essel, and Israeli singer Hanna tudes toward life as expressed in cat anything without discomfort or relincs worn dentures, lets you save (145 lharoni join him for some chit- DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE embanuiment! over J10O on costly relining work. 4—Locol News—<3abe Pressman the arts, scenes from Tennessee rights and civil rights on their Get new CUSHION GRIP today. Satis- 4:55 :hat, music and song. (Color) Williams' "Camino Real" adds a minds question George Fowler, 'CUSHION Our is easy to me— noth- faction guaranteed or money back. 4-Weather —Frank Field ing to mix or measure! Simply squeeze 7:00 poetic but elusive search for the chairman of the State Commis- A product oj Pharmaco, Inc., Ktnllworth, New Jerttp 2—News—Tom Dunn TOMORROW meaning and dignity of existence. sion for Human Rights, on the 4—Bachelor Father Lost souls though tney may be,pressing subject of equality. 5—Top Cat—Cartoon Repeats and sports, a look at AHOTHitt SPECTACULAR 7-Dealh Valley Days Williams' characters redeem AIR-CONDITIONED im >ffbeat contemporary art, and a themselves by the very despera 12:30-l-(2)-Face The Nation. 2— Lucy-Des!—Comedy late movie is about all that's rec- tion of their quest. Senator Warren G. Magnuson, SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA 4—Lieutenant—Drama ommendable on TV tonight. How- Democrat of Washington, and 'S—Film—Live Wires— 194S-Leo Gorcey ever, in case you missed The De- —60 AAln. ll:30-Noon—(4) —Direct Line. chairman of the Democratic Sen- HIDE-AWAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE 7—Hoolenanny—Songs fenders episode, be sure to tune Viewers get an opportunity to atorial Campaign Committee,' is 9—Clubhouse—Phil Foster in. It'll hold you. Enjoy our delicious cocktails 11—Film—Attack of the 50-Foot Woman— phone in questions to Mrs. Rose- interviewed on the problems and 1958—Allison Hayes—«> Mln. issues involved in the upcoming in our Panoramic View Lounge 7:40 mary Gunning, executive secre- 9—Sports—Klner 4:30-5—(5)—Horse racing. The tary of the Parents and Taxpay- convention in Atlantic City sur-l overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. 1:30 Alabama Stakes,, $50,000 added, ers Co-ordinating Council, on her rounding possible controversies 2— Defenders— Droma , COCKTAIL HOUR 4—Joey Bishop—Comedy for three-year.-old fillies in a mile organization's proposed "white on delegate seating, platform | Friday 9 to 11 • Saturday 5 to 7 • Sunday 5 to 7 5-rLawman—Western and one quarter race at Saratoga boycott" of schools on Sept. 14, writing, etc. Hers d'Oeuvres 7—Lawrence Welk 9:00 race track. the opening day of the new school (Buitneismen'i Luncheon Served 1 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 4—Film—The Journey—1959—Deborah term. Arthur Bargonetti, vice 1-1:30—(7)-Discovcry '64. "Dis-I 1 WILLOW ST. HIGHLANDS Kerr—2 Hrs., 30 Mln. Admission and all our rides 10 cents each 5-Deputy—Western 5-6:30 - (7.) - Wide World of president of the organization covery Goes to .Moscow." (Re- At tho Waterfront n-ExhIbilioti Footbaii-otonti Sports.^ California,jnd. the Isle of called Equal, will be on hand peat). Part two of this on-location 2—Summer yhy with his endorsement of tour of Moscow continues to be for everyone, from 2 p. m. to closing time; 5—Dragnet—Police Man o'ft«r, a»v»Netyt of skills as 7—Hollywood Paloce highlights of the Women's Na- Board of Education and its inte- an entertainment' for your young- ' , 10:00) tional AAU Swimming and Diving gration and pairing plans. sters, as well as an illustrated 1 rain or shine. FREE parking for 2,000 cars 2—Gunsmoke—Western S-Wrestllno—Bridgeport Championships, and the Isle of lecture on children in the Soviet , 10:M Man Motorcycle races take over. Noon-1?,: 30—(4)—Youth Forum. Union. In addition to scenes at BABY PARADE, ••••• 7-Car 54-Comedy 10:45 Jim McKay and Bill Flemming "Are All Man Created Equal?" Lenin's Tomb, a ballet class, andfl •—Sports—Klner •• handle-the •stroke-by-stroke com- High school students with human (See Top TV Page 24) 2 P.M. TOMORROW . 11:00 2— News—Mike Wallace mentary from Foothill Junior Col- LI. S. Bonds and trophies for prettiest blondes,' 7—News—Bob Youna lege in Los Altos; and Charlie 9— Hy Gardner—Interviews . brunettes, red heads/ floats, decorated carriages 11:11 Brockman calls the race at the • • • 4-Fllm-Glrl With A Suitcase—Italian Isle of Man. —1960—2 Hrs., S Mln Jack Bilby broadcasts SUMMER SHOWCASE, 10 p. m. Fridays 7— Les Crone—Variety • • • ll:n» 5:30-6—(4)-NBC Sports Spe- S—Film—Prize of Gold—1955— Richard FINE CHINESE [ESTMDilt CAHtOHElE (00KIH5 SPECIAL—Every Monday in August all rides 54 price Wldmark— 1 Hr., 55 Mln. cial. A rare treat for sports 11:30 'am. Prince Philip and his Wind- 4—News—Bob Wilson OR ANY TIME! UFIIm-Cafe Contante—90 Mln. sor Park polo team are seen at 11:40 play against the Jersey Lilies, in FAMOUS FAMILY Is a delightful time to dine informally OLYMPIC PARK 4—Weather—Frank Field the semi-final round of the DINNER at the ... 11:45 5— Film—Ambush—1949— Robert Queen's cup tournament near —: DM Taylor—1 Hr., 45 Mln. Windsor Castle. British sports- 741-8329 iRVINGTON-MAPLEWOOD 11:00 WEEKDAYS 11:00 »M'TIL 10:30 PM S-Fllm—Jossy—19, pilot won be- League? trimmed the Dallas Cowboys, and to hounds, the main consideration New Orleans, where the St. Louis will be run over a special outside' hind Gay Trooper $7.80, in the All 14 teams in the league ex- being even hunting pace, man- course, consisting of six fences, third and behind Milo Wynwood, cept the Pittsburgh Steelers Cardinals, No. 3 in the East last ners, way of going and style of year, tromped the Packers. a simulated bridge and gate. also $7:80, in the featured eighth. Nine West Long Branch Errors played their first exhibitions last jumping. Hunters entered in this class will • That was the first exhibition de- Willzer Bat scored an upset weekend, and signs pointed in There is also great interest In be assigned a partner chosen at,'- •the direction of an uprising from feat for the Packers in 25 games. third race victory, returning watching green hunters' action. random and will be judged u irw' the lower orders. Crowds will be smaller this $29.89 to win. A green hunter is a horse of dividuals. Help Red Bank to 10-5 Triumph This possible trend will be week — the stadiums are smaller. any age that is in his first or The daily double combination Special horsemanship classes tested further this weekend in a The Steelers, who were the second calendar year of show- of 6-1 of Elaine Spencer, $15.40 in LONG BRANCH - Scoring five apparant double play ball to the then hit by a pitch to load the will be presented Sunday, along full slate of seven exhibition only team out last weekend be- ing in any classes at regular ; the first, and Volo M Spencer, unearned runs in the top of the shortstop, but the -ball went bases. John Mottine doubled to with special Sunday classes of games. cause of the All-Star Game, meet member shows. First year green $4.80, was worth $59.00. seventh inning, Red Bank downed through the fielder's legs into drive in Green and Fazzone. Jam- particular interest to local exhi- The American Football League the Philadelphia Eagles-at Allen- horse? jump 3 feet 6 inches, West Long Branch, 10-5, yester- leff field. When the' ball also got ia Williams lofted a sacrifice bitors. *' has a full schedule, too, with all town, Fa. The Eages are 0-1. second year green horses jump day in an Ed Carleton League by the left-fielder, Burns scored fly to score Greg Williams. Jack eight teams in action for the Also tonight, the Baltimore 3,9. Among the events in these spe- Johnny's Market playoff game at the Long Branch and Thompson continued on to Ottino drove in Mottioe with,the second straight week. Colts and the Detroit Lions, both cials are leadline, beginners High School diamond, third. •After Cliff Green walked last run when he singled. In last week's action, the1 NFL 1-0, play at Detroiti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lord, maiden, limit and open horse- Pete' Burns led of the winning Bob Fazzone hit into a- fielder's Little Silver, are donors of The Red Bank's cause was aided a champion Chicago Bears sput- The five tomorrow night are: manship. The same division of . Softball Play rally by reaching first on an choice which put Thompson out tered to a victory over the Col- Giants, 0-1, at Green Bay, 0-1; Lord Trophy, for the green work- classes will be for horsemanship. good deal by nine West Long ing hunter championship. This RED BANK—Johnny^? Market error.ijim Thompson then hit an at the plate: .Greg".Williams lege All-Stars, 28-17, before the Chicago, 1-0, Washington, 0-1, at over fences. Branch errors, seven of which trophy has to be won three times won the post-season single elimi- usual big crowd in Chicago, Richmond; St. Louis, 1-0, vs. were in the infield. Seven of Red for permanent ownership. Both Saturday and Sunday will nation tournament of the Red Bank's runs were unearned. while the Easfein, champion New Minnesota, 1-0, at Atlanta; Cleve- have full schedules in all events ' Bank Adult Softball League Sun- York Giants and the West runner- land, 0-1, at Los Angeles, 1-0; Dal A strong junior exhibitors' di- involved with horse shows., -, day when it beat Sal's Tavern, Wast, Long Branch will now up Green Bay Packers met las, 0-1, vs. San Francisco, 1-0, al vision is being offered for the Judges include William J. K. face Long Branch Monday. The disaster. Portland. youngsters who have not reached 2-0, and. Marine Bar, 3-2, last O'Brien, Bayonne; Col. Carl W. } week. loser of that contest will be elim- The Cleveland Browns, an East- The American Football League their 18th birthday. Juniors have Raguse, Simsbury, Conn., and inated from the playoffs, while their selection of events from ju- This was Johnny's Market first ern powerhouse last year, were has all night games on tap, too. Christopher Wadsworth, Holicong, the winner will battle Red Bank nior working hack to pony hunter championship in the league. Sal's sluggish, too, in their first out- Oddly, the schedule pairs all Pa. Tuesday. If Red Bank wins that ing, losing to the San Francisco winners and all losers; grand champion event. Tavern will meet the newly contest, the playoffs will be over, Mrs. Lawrence Yetter, Newton^ S. „, , , , , . _ Tonight, Kansas City, 1-0, will There also is an international crowned champs in the finals but if Red Bank loses, one more ; : is steward. Announcer will be' . The Los Angeles Rams, who b« at Buffalo, 1-0, and Oakland, pony class. Ponies are to be after Sal's edged Bates Lodge, game will be needed to decide the Jack Creamer, Lahaska. Ring have suffered'lean years of late 0-1, at Denver, 0-1. shown at a walk, trot and can- 4-3, last week. playoff champion. masters are Josiah K. Bougher, along with the 49ers, also scored Tomorrow night, defending ter. A minimum of eight ponies, The names of the teams am Norristown, Pa., and Robert Za- Red Hank 1101 |W Lour Branrh 151 an exhibition victory- The Minne- champion San Diego, 1-0, meets if available, will be required to managers who participated it -ABRH ABJIH briskie, Gladstone, N. J. Mntllne.lt 3 1 l'Ch'tnphfr.si b O 0 sota Vikings used the I formation Houston, 1-0, at Little Rock, and execute a figure eight at t trot this year's league are Bate Show officials include Amory' "' JW'ltama,3b 2 0 1jt.aufer.cf 4 13 and| their wonderful runners to on Tuesday night, New York, 0-1, and a canter with simple change 1 lodge, Jesse Spaights; Johnny's Ottlno.c * 1 lJBurkeHh 111 L. Haskell, honorary president;' CleronUt 5 (1 l!Van IVIl.lb I 0 J smear-fte GiMU.vf- i • -• plays Boston,,0-1, at Lowell, Mass. of lead. These ponies also will Market, Al Gatta; Luigi's Res- Burnii.rt < 3 llAndrui.ir ,1 1 n Joseph F. Lord, chairman! Mrs. jump four fences: (A, ponies at t a u r a n t, Stan Springsteen; TJio'pson.ss 3 1 OiDeMarco.rf 2 2 John C. Ellis, secretary; Mrs. A.' Oretn.lb 3 1 (l|Rethto!d.2t> 3 0 2'6" — B. ponies 3') gallop, stop Marine Bar, John O'Kane; River- Fawnne.Oh 4 1 SiBerRer.c 1 O F. King, corresponding secretary, Horlachor.p 3 0 OiOllvadotti.p 3 0 0 quickly, back easily and stand side Lounge, Ed ,Skea, Sal's and Dr. A. R. Gilman, treasurer. GWIlllsmj.p 0 1 01 Newark Bears Slate quietly. It's a true example of Tavern, Frank Maloney; and The show is for the benefit of ' 31 10 Ti 28 5 5 junior horsemanship, if all goes Wilson's Diner, Jerry Fleaciano, Red Bank -..0 2 2 010 3—10 Monmouth County Historical So-' West Long; Branch .0 10 0 4 0 O— J right for the rider. The officials who worked all the 2R—Mottim\ Fazzonp. Lanfer. ciety, U. S. Equestrian team and- -' games were Larry Lucisano, Ned lilts off: Horlacher 4 In 4*,. G. Wil- Last Exhibition Tilt Also on tap for the juniors is Red Bank Composite Squadron liams 1 In 2V Struck out HorFacher s, Williams and Izzy Breslow, Stan a Williams 2. Ollvadotll 4. Baiei on a junior jumper section in which Civil Air Patrol. -* • - * » game, Newark had to come Springsteen was president of the balls: Hnrlachcr 4. G. Williams 4, NEWARK-The Newark Bears all classes are for full champion- Among the local exhibitors- are; Orvadottl.6. through with last quarter scoring league. Umpires: Wltcnx, DPIBS. will travel to Springfield, Mass. ship points. In a junior jumper Misses Whitney Andrews , and' tomorrow for a night event splurges to Win. Springfield event, the young riders will be Rita Mary Bellezza, Rumson; Su-; •- against the Acorns in their final turned in a fine performance in going over eight jumps at 3'6" san Blaisdell and Bambi Ellis,, Momnouth Sports Car. exhibition game of the season. winning the Northern Division in height with speeds from 3' Middletown; Tourelay Farms —,--•< Marclietti The Bears, winners of the At- crown since last year, their first to 4'. Scobeyville; Sally Lord, .Little Sets Special Rally lantic Coast Football League in the ACFL. Other interesting events for Silver; Mary Ellen Mac Donald, L'ONG BRANCH — The Mori- championship the. last: two sea- The Bears, loaded with play-, Lincroft; Kate Miller, West Long .. IT'S BEAUTIFUL! Robin Parkans, IS,.son"or Mr. and Mrs. juniors will be the knockdown Joins Colts niou'tri Sports Car Club 'will add sons, will start their league sea- .ers from Bergen, Passaic, Sus- Branch and Charity Wilson, Mid- ' and out, junior jumper stake, and WESTMINSTER, Md. (AP) - Robert Parkans, Murphy Rd., Tinton .Falls, Red Bank Soap new excitement to the Long son at home against the Harris- sex, Union, Morris, Mercer and dletown; Stephen Badenhop, Na-''; junior jumper champion. Jump- Gino Marchetti, one of profes- Box victor, gives a hopeful look at the 1964 All-American Branch Tercentenary celebration burg Capitals at Schools Stadium, Essex Counties, have yet to hit vesink; Sleepy Hollow Farm, Hy ' - er stake will be over eight jumps sional football's greatest defen- by presenting a "Rally With A Roseville and Bloomfield Ave., thejr peak form that enabled Hope Farm, Middletown; Miss, championship trophy. After a red carpet welcome to at 3, 6". sive linemen, changed his mind Difference" on Sunday. here, Aug. 21 at 8:00 p.m. them to walk off,with all the Di Anna Sullivan-Oakhurst. Akron, Ohio, the youth was whisked to Derbytown, a Miscellaneous classes for to- yesterday about retiring and re- Registration is 10:30 a.m. with Tomorrow's pre-season match marbles a year ago, according Also: Mary Jane Torpey, joined the Baltimore Colts. nearby boys' camp, his home during the festive Derby the first car slated to get under- will mark the third meeting be- to coach Steve Van Buren. Shrewsbury; Linda Werner, Little' : The return of the giant defen- Week. Tomorrow, he'll join 238 other local race winners way at 11:01 at the old Long tween Newark and Springfield. "I don't think our big scores Silver; Nancy Kaiser, Sea Bright; Newark holds the upper hand. in this year's exhibition play sive end gave a considerable from, around the world in the 27th All-American Soap Branch Stadium grounds on Ocean Women's Net Melissa Pujals, Rumson; Andrea boost to the National Football Ave. -and Broadway. Consisting of The Bears beat the Acorns, 35- means a thing," says Van Buren. and Julie Gilman, Lincroft; Mi- League team. Box Derby. At stake will be $30,000 in college scholar- three legs, the rally will offer 13, in their 1963 ACFL opener at The Bears won their 1964 exhi- kaela Torpey, Shrewsbury; Ann - The defensive line, particular ships posted by Chevrolet, national sponsor of the pro- TSD,: Gimmick with a special School Stadium, and as Southern bition opener, 39-7, over the Rich- Title Won By Whittle, West End; Stephanie Division winners, repeated by a mond Rebels and defeated their 1y the lack of an outstanding pass gram. Sponsors of the Red Bank Derby were Circle section-taking place at the stadi- Federici, West Long Branch; i > rusher like Marchetti, has been um. Seat belts are recommended. 23-6 count when Springfield rep- arch rivals, the Jersey City Pamela Gilmour, Navesink; Kim , Chevrolet, Rotary Club and The Register, resented the Northern Division in Giants, 28-10, last week. Red Bankers one of the most questionable Trophies will be plentiful, • for Hulit, Eatontown; Andrea King, .. spots for coach Don Shula. (he October- ACFL- championship Van. Buren, said that the RED BANK — Mrs. Richard Rumson; Kathy West, Fair Ha- Marchetti, who is 37 and an equipped, unequipped, best irt playoff gamev Rebels, as. a new entry in the Lees and Mrs. Charles Daly de- ven; Lorraine Stavola, Mjddle-. 11-year-old pro veteran, an- time in special- section and best Springfield Tough ACFL, were playing together for feated Mrs. Ted Withall and town; Mary Shaheen. Rumson;'.' nounced his decision while the Nine-Horse Field Entered performance in the rally. Springfield'was tough. In each the first time. Mrs. William Myers, 6-3, 6-2, Mary Millhiser," Rumson; Lucy,",. Colts were eating lunch. His sur- Wednesday, enabling the Red Gans, Lincroft and Carolyn Kerbs''" prise entrance at the Western [n Freehold's Feature Bank Tennis Club to edge the and Nancy Lenilian, Rumson. " Maryland College training camp Hollywood Country Club, 2-1, and evoked applause from the other FREEHOLD - Freehold Race- ready has won almost .$5,000 In take win flirst place in the North players, who had been unaware way will send a nine horse field purse money. Entering 4th Year, Vikings Jersey Shore Women's Tennis to the post for the first time of the move. Surprised by the, unusually League. since pari-mutuel wagering was Marchetti wasted no time heavy favorable response to the Wednesday's action ended the getting back into the swing and fntroduced here in 1941 in tomor- longer races, John D. Cronin, the row afternoon's Sampson Pace In- league's season, and Red Bank joined in an afternoon workout. track's executive vice-president, Prepared to Start Trouble was the first place finisher with itational handicap feature. He will fly to Detroit with the announced thai the weekly fea- a 9-3 record. The precedent setting event tures will be staged'over the one team and dress for an exhbition (Fifth of a Series) Mason and Ted Dean, acquired Eller it End The Seabright Lawn Tennis game against the Lions tonight. will be contested over the one and one-half mile on alternate ride By JACK HAND from the Philadelphia Eagles. Eller a 6-6, 247-pound giant, and Cricket Club had a chance and one-half mile route, third Saturdays. .. . Marchetti said he'felt his de- As with all pro clubs, the is due to take over at left end on to tie Red Bank for first place time this distance has been used BEMIDJI, Minn. (AP) - This cision to retire at the end of lasl quarterback will tell the story. defense. Jim Prestel and Paul honors, but was upset by Ocean here for a parimutue! race. New is the fourth'year for.the Minneso- the amazing season was right and "in all Van Brocklin is staying with Dickson at tackles and Jim Beach, 2-1, also Wednesday. Jersey's only harness track ta Vikings. The youngest club in sincerity 1 had planned to go Fran Tarkenton, starting his Marshall at right end form a Mrs. Roland Woolson and Mrs. staged its first V' milcrs on last Playground the National Football League through with it." • 2 has begun to jell1 and is about fourth pro year, as No. 1 with formidable front four.' Robert Lee got Red Bank off londay's inaugural program: "It wasn't until late last night," ready to start making trouble in Ron VanderKelen behind him. Rip Hawkins, a solid middle on the right foot Wednesday he added, "that I decided to Kahla Shaarly, line favoritej Championships the Western Conference. Paul Flatley, NFL Rookie of linebacker, is flanked by Roy when they defeated Mrs. Jay change my mind." at 5-2 is the Freehold pet, Actor Of the original 36 Vikings only the Year in 1963, is the prime Winston and Bill Jobko. Arno and Mrs. Daniel Lieblich, ickof Fair Acres Farm of Free- Grady Alderman, an offensive target at split end. If Bodsols, a The Vikings weakened them- 6-3, 4-6, 6-1, in the first match. hold and driven by the Colts«"j' Slated Wed. tackle, remains on the team 6-foot-4 230-pounder, can oust selves on dofense when they Hollywood then knotted the score Boys' Club Seeks Nock trainer Anthony Abbatiello. MIDDI.F.TOWN - The Recrea- thai Norm Van Brocklin will Jerry Reichow from tight end, traded Chuck Lamson and Tcr- at one apiece when Mrs. Robert Cnrii Whiskers piloted by Har- tion Commission Will hold ils an- send into the season. Reichow probably will alternate ry Kosens lo the Eagles with Eisner and Mrs. Phillip Bern- old Dancer, Jr. and fresh from a mini playground ' championships "This is our best team," says with speedy Bob Reed at flanker. Ray Poage in the Dean deal. hcim defeated Mrs. George Flinn Cridders for '64 strong 102 milo at Roosevelt Wednesday from 10 a.m, to 2:30| Van Brncklin, who has coached May Una "IV The death of Terry Dillon, who and Mrs. Robert Gorsuch, 5-7, RIVER PLAZA — Thr River Raceway is. listed al 3-1 while P-"i- "t HOIIHKIII Park. j (he Vikings all ihe way. "Our Van Brocklin has been toying was drowned, left a gap at safe- 6-1, 8-6. Plaza Boys' Club will liold an Lester Pulfen's Scout's Honor A total of M events will be first group is going to be pretty with the I formation, used by ly. FINAL STANDINGS See the New opening meeting tonight at 8:30 rales 4-1. Pullen's 5 year old hold for Imys and j;irls who are good. We should strike out and the Dallas Cowboys lost season, Karl Kassulke, a second line W at the River Plaza firebouse. has won over Mfi.OOO this season champions nf their respective do a few things." in which the two running backs man last year, moved up. Either Red Bank 9 1 Purpose of the meeting is to ncluding a victor, at Brandy- playgrounds The Vikings had a 3-11 record line up behind the quarterback Rose, the rookie from Auburn, Seabright 7 LAMBRETTA discuss plans for [he annual out- vine in 2.(11, The events include chess, chcck-i their first year,'were 2-11-1 in and then shift to left or right. or Tom Hall, former Detroit Hollywood 7 ing for this year. Plans also will Adios Message reined by How- ers and horst'slioe tournaments, 15112, nnd lost season they were Mason, the all-league running Lion, will handle the other job. Ocean Beach 4 be discussed for the coming foot- ard Cameled gets n fi-1 call. This three-legged nicrs, sack races, 5-8-1, finishing in a fourth-place back, is one of his coach's fa- Next: HOUSTON Monmouth Brsch 3 "CENTO" ball season and next year's.base- good 3 year1 old has won three 51) and VS-vanl dashes, slmttlr- tie with Detroit the tough vorites. ball season. of his last four oulings including rolay, foul shooting, cirdr-the- Western Jialf of the NFL. "I wouldn't trade Mason for and a full stock All boys interested in signing two stakes at Ocean Downs the bases, tcllierlxill contests, bad- Van nrucklin is counting on anyone in the league," says Van up for football in the Lincrnft • last in a fast 2:03. minton, Softball throw for dis- rookie defensive end Carl Kller Brocklin. "He is a better all of scooters at... River Plaza area are urged to Sir Dell (J. Marks) and Tar- tance, and tug-of-war contests. of Minnesota, ripht end Hal Ded- •round ballplayer than Jimmy do so at this meeting. Giris in- port Jimmy Griindy) arc Approximatfly 250 children are sole of Southern California and, Brown. HR does everything — RENT A CAR or terested in joining the cheer- bracketed at while Ncvelc expected to participate. possibly, safely George Rose of runs, blocks and catches pass- George Blair's loading squad, also are. inyiled Mention' (W. Pnpfingrr) 10-1 Total registration fur the II Auburn nnd guard Milt Sunde of os" BOAT, SKI & to sign up for the coining j.eason. Overtoil (!•", II. l.owden) and playgrounds during the first si\ Minnesota to crack the regular Alderman and Krrol Linden TRUCK from HERTZ Interested persons are also in- Kahili's Star (J. Qiiinn) will run weeks was ;:.-lll. anil the total line-up. arc the offensive tackles, Larry UDRIVE . , . Call SCOOTER CENTER vited to the session. as the field and receive a 1.V1 attendance .'i(i,,'tl!(i. Inexperience in the deep de- Howie is a fixture at right guard 75 WHITE St. 741-1124 fense may he costly but Ilif Vik- and Mick Tingelhoff is the cen- Coach John Temple of (he Cin- Overion is a real comeback, II doesn't cost it pays to ad- ings should man a strong front ter. The left guard job i.« » bit- PR 51515. CA 2-3299. SH 72121 RED BANK > cinnati Rovig in the rest of the runs. In the nearly 100 feet off the water in another of the shoe's to fly. In minutes' time, a Shamrock passenger al- 139. Ed Famula of Galloping Hill two putts from the edge of the Sanderson. Runison, l&I—Jon Gii.il In. Echo Lake; Si* fourth, Smith helped his own •cts. most had his rod and reel yanked out of his hands also posted a 70 to move into green. Mose], EJSPX Fells: Mike Rurk ause with a base hit and hit Florhain Park: An Me Planic. by a smashing strike. The fish proved to be a 10- second place at 142. Babe Lichardus of Baltusrol North Jersey; Rill C.llroy, Monl second on catcher Bob Davis' fired the only sub-par round of clair; Plill Ait. Rrnndacrei. pound blue. Then everybody aboard started to catch In all, H golfers qualified for -Ken Rurnette. Cedar Hill. miscue. Bill Rutala singled him today's 36-hoIe windup. the day, a 34-35-£9. That put 153—Olenn Teal. EnRlewoort; Joe Lelsa ome from there. . blues, and what blues! These wqere bottled-in-bond Wondhridge Driving Range; Ray Otto Greiner of Knickerbocker him at 146, Dave Zambri of Malaln, Round Brook Driving Another run in the ensuing ses- was third with 70-73—143 and Cedar Hill shot the only other Range; Vito Gaela. Ramm Hollow slammers weighing between eight and 12 pounds. Ert Kringte, Manalapan. ;ion made it 5-1 as Rossello Yanks, Orioles there was a thre«-way tie for par round for a 147 total. 154—Dick Sarta, Orchard Hills! Bob macked his two-base hit which Lady Luck was more than smiling for Capt. Bogan Shields. Green Brook; Don Prltich fourth among Bob Benning of Two of the favorites, Jon Gus- Mount Tabor; Dick Darey, Hen- bounced over the fence. An and his fares that particular morning; the fickle lass Plainfield, Mike Franco of Green- tin of Echo Lake and Les Ward drlck* Field; Dick Smith, Harken Hollow. error by Tom Mount and a sin- must have been laughing hysterically. The blues in acres and Ray Ferguson of North of Glen Ridge, slipped to a 79 155— John Pohlm. PlatnfleM West; Don gle by Lenny Stewart brought Jersey. and 75, respectively. Ward had O'Connell, Edjewood; Monte Nor- the Shamrock's slick were shunted aside by a horde crosa. Rutjern; Joe. Dante, Rocki- he marker in. Win; Phils Lose Ellis, seeking hi* fourth a 148 total, Gustin 151. way River. Stewart's fielder's choice, a of ravenous tuna. More than 40 tuna up to 34 pounds single by Smith and Hugus' error • Robin Roberts, sold by the Russ Nixon's single in the fifth were caught and heaven only knows how many more Phillies as over the hill and re- produced the only Boston run. sent in the last run. leased by the Yankees without a The Yankees closed to within were lost when lines popped and rods snapped. BrldfMon (•) Frerhol* <1> Freehold Entries AB It H ABRH a half game of Chicago when look, could be a key man in the Albacore, or little tuna, bonito and skipjacks I'eaver.lb 1 1 1 Hunus.rf 3 0 0 Elston Howard's two-out, two-on 1 M. Purse $800 2: M p.m. Ith Race-Pace Clmg. 1 M. Purse $1,100 4:05 p.m. rajuwa.cr 4 I 0iLeon.p-3b O future of each of those ball joined in the attack on the baits and jigs of lit Race—Pace Cond. Ualer.si 3 0 2IBrown.il 10 0 homer in the eighth broke a 2-2 Sonosunny Thomas 1-1 Mr. Su Ab Adklns J-l losiello.c « I 2iDavls.c 3 0 0 clubs. Shamrock anglers. When it was over, the deck Rldnway.lt 3 0 1 Rowe.cf 0 0 tie and provided the Yanks with Mist Easy Creed King 4-1 Mission Lad Cowgen 4-1 Molnar.K 1 0 II Mount.2h . O a split in the four-game set with Btewart.lb 3 1 lidaae.Sb 10 0 The 37-year-oid right-hander was a shambles. Weary anglers dropped where Castlegate No Driver 5-1 Oteca's Mr. Cann Pike , 5-1 imlth.p i 1 2jEnderly,lb 3 0 0 icored his 10th victory of the the White Sox. Al Downing won Candy Boot Sunset Gal Hlteman 5-1 Rutala rf 3 0 1 Berkowltz.lf 3 0 0 they stood. Long 5-1 Hocate.Sb J 0 l|3uy,p-lb 3 11 year Thursday night, a four-hit his 10th and Gary Peters went Gale's Pride Sowaih 1-1 Zulu Queen Lowden t-1 effort over seven innings in a 7- the distance in losing. Came Wednesday morning and the 'Squan In- 29 8 111 23 1 3 Pennsy Curtis 8-1 Shadydale Dream Dennis Sr. 8-1 Bridget™ 1 0 2 11O 1—fi 1 triumph over Boston that put Minnesota rammed in five let and Shark River fleets pelted for the scene of Biscayne Key Copeland t-1 Myrtle's Dream Williams 8-1 Freehold -.0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 his Baltimore Orioles is excel- runs in the first inning against E—Quy (2), Rowe, Davii, Hugua (2), the Shamrock's good fortune. The fish were still Joey Lad Abbatlello 10-1 Try Baby No Driver 10-1 Mount. Hmlth. RBI-Rosiello, Male* (.2), lent shape for the crucial series Detroit's Dave Wickersham and Also Eligible: Rutala.. Stewart. 2B~Guy. RCMW.IO. there. Despite a rough, nasty sea, chummers Also Eligible: LOB—Freehold 6. Bridgeton 7. DP— with the New York Yankees coasted in from there, aided by Jean Carole Evans Bullet Proof Evans Brown to Mount to Enderly. ftarting tonight. Struck out: Smith B. Leon 3, Guy J. Tony Oliva's 27th homer in the waded Into the biggest kind of bluefish. Fish- Basel on billi: Smith 4, Guy 2. WP— The victory increased Balti- second. Ing was even better Wednesday night. Weighed on 2d Race-Pace Clmg. 1 M. Purse $M0 2:25 p.m. 7th Race-Face Cond. 1 M. Purse $1,200 4:10 p.m. L«on. Runa A hlti off: Guy 5 and 4 in Qulnn J-l , Leon 1 and 2 in 2'j. more's American League lead Ernie Broglio limited the Greek Star Shadydale Yanktot Camden 3-1 Jmplrei: Carroll, achimp, Hirrli. tested scales were blues up to 14 pounds. 4-1 to three full games—its biggest Phils to three hits and struck High Bandit Zendt Royal BUI Collins 4-1 5-1 in a month — and, at this stage out nine as the Cubs broke Phil- It was still cob-rough at the same spot yesterday. Lloyd's Direct Howard Captain Armbro Copeland 5-1 5-1 of the season, made a Balti- adelphia's five-game winning Even so, bluefishing held up remarkably well. Also, Circus Candy Palladlnl Favor Hanover Hitemtu 5-1 Play Continues 1-1 more-Philadelphia World Series string. Ernie Banks' 15th homer Dazzle Hal Williams Captain Dee Kuela «-l caught were more, tuna including a 64-pounder taken 1-1 increasingly likely. got the first run for the Cubs. Julia's Jet Tomaslnl Betty Gold Luber 8-1 Camden Warrior 8-1 In Net Tourney The Phillies, for whom Rob- aboard a Staten Island party boat. Trollers working Vane Tracey't Lady Qulnn «-! Knight Parade 10-1 LITTLE SILVER-The Santelle erts won 230 games in 14 sea- the edges of the chumming flotilla caught scads of Garey Tag AbbatleUo 10-1 Also Eligible: Tennis Tournament continued sons, dropped a 3-1 decision to Also Eligible: Baseball bonito and albacore as well as fair numbers,,ftf, tuna Smith Jr. this week with second round Chicago in the only National Margie Hayes Flight King Howard matches in the four events. League game scheduled but Local party boats including the Highlander and Wee Willy Wynwood Gummerson l 8th Race-Pace Pref. 1 M. Purse $2,M0 4:55 p.m The men's singles, and women's were still 3 /2 games ahead of Standings the Sea Horse II, both of Highlands, are now running Id Race—Trot Cond. 1 M. Purse ISM 2:51 p.m. the pack, a hard-to-catch lead at doubles had only one match each. Today's Baseball to the south'rd for the big blues. Private boat fisher- Big Mon Prisco 1-1 Washington Star Howard M In men's singles, Bill Hagerman this stage of the season. : My Eiprest By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS men who may be interested in looking over that in- Miss Bomb Taylor 4-1 Pike 4-1 advanced into the third round by Minnesota whipped Detroit 6- Warden Mac Tomaslno 5-1 National League triguing situation-would do,well to mark this Loran Betty McBlery Crook 5-1 defeating Gordon Litwin, 6-3, 6-3. 1 and: the New York Yankees Royal May Collins 5-1 Bush Hill Camden (-1 Dot Gorsuch and Kay Bagwell W. L. Pet. G.B. stayed within 3!4 games of Bal bearing on their charts and set their courses accord- Volarie Copeland (-1 Ruth's Dream Qulnn (-1 took their women's doubles match Philadelphia p7 44 .604 — tlmore with a 5-2 edge over sec Mollie June Headley 8-1 Hernell Direct Hobba 8-1 by downing Ann Lee and Sue San Francisco 65 49 .570 3'/ ingly: 1H5-3219 and 1H4-4501. That's the spot! ond-piace Chicago in the only 2 Thomas County Tomaslno 8-1 Little Archie Thomas 8-1 Beaton, 6-2, 6-3. other games on the major Cincinnati 63 52 .548 6 On that same overcast morning when Capt. Red Breeze 8-1 King Maker No Driver 10-1 Zendt The men's and mixed doublet league schedule. Pittsburgh .... 60 51 .541 7 Jack Bogan gambled and won, another skipper Also Eligible: Also Eligible: St. Louis .... 60 53 .531 8 Kahla'iStar each had three matches. Hager- The victory concluded an un Homestretch Rene* Marrlner No Driver Milwaukee .... 58 54 .518 9^ more than 60 miles away was also of a mind to Jean Mir man and Ray Carey lost their happily important home stand Jeff K Cooper Rodluukl Los Angeles .. 56 56 .500 \V/ look over new chumming country. Like Bogan, men's doubles match to Bill Long for the Yankees in which they: 2 and Jules Plangere, 6-2, 6-1. Hag- Chicago 53 59 .473 WA Capt. Heck of the Ace, a Sheepshead Bay, N.Y., 4th Race—Pace Clmg. 1 M. Purse $8M 1:15 p.m. 1. Lost a share of the league *th Race-Pace Cond. 1 M. Purse $1,200 5:211 p.m erman came back to team with Houston 48 68 .414 2V/2 Single Pixie Copelaad M lead when they dropped a four- charter vessel figured there had-to be more to off- Joe Dillon Dunekley 3-1 Barbara Woolson in the mixed New York 35 79 .307 33i/2 Miss Margaret M Tomaslno 4-1 Ruby's First Conrad 4-1 doubles and defeat Al MacDonald game set to Baltimore, three shore fishing than that madhouse at the Hook. Night Fighter Howard 5-1 Thursday's Results Adioi Louise White 5-1 and Carol Kennedy, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. games to one. Lone Elm Dale Dlxon 5-1 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 1 As the Shamrock was sailing north from Point S. K. McHal Dennis 5-1 2. Salvaged only two games Jerry Kirk Hlteman 1-1 ( Action will resume in this Only games scheduled Pleasant, the Ace rounded Rockaway jetty and John D. Neblett Crook 6-1 out of four from Chicago, a Theo Gold No Drivtr 8-1 tourney this weekend with more Today's Games Royal Brewer Tomaslno 8-1 team they had beaten 10 headed south. Ironically enough, the two boats Bobby Star Humigan 10-1 second round matches. Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2 Goldie Marie Gale $-1 SUMMARIES straight this season. ended up less than 10 miles apart. The Ace an- MEN'S SINGLES Philadelphia at New York, 2, 5th Race—Trot Pref. 1WM. Purse $1,8N 1:41 p.m. Larry All Star Taylor 10-1 Hrcond Round Now they head to Baltimore Bill Hagerman def. Gordon Litwin, twi-night chored up on the Inshore rim of the Mud Hole Vina Kay AbbatleUo M S-3, S-3. for three games, the final three Milwaukee at San Francisco, ltth Race-aPce Cond. 1 M. Purse tIM 5:45 p.m. MF.K'X DOUBLES of the season with the league east of Asbury Park, just a hop, skip and jump, Sis's Brother Conrad 4-1 Sffcond' .JtoaaJkrand N Topmost leaders and the Orioles anxious in a manner of speaking, from Klondike where Winged Demon Carbone 5-1 AbbatleUo t-1 BUI Long and Jules Plmlflre d«f. Cincinnati at Houston, N 5-1 Stardust Nancy Haiermtn and Riy Carey. 8-2. 6-1; Al for the chance to provide the Tommy Goyal Krause Copeland 4-1 Budner and Jerry Vlracola dtr. Pete St. Louis at Los Angeles, N the Shamrock had stopped. Jolly Key (-1 Pasquotank Sue Brennan and Tom Lopes, M, 6-2; Al coup de grace. Vlrag Wagner 5-1 Peskoe and Rill Blrkenmeler def. Bill Saturday's Garnet The four sportsmen aboard the Ace were primed Dill's Boy Zendt t-1 Afton Jet Thomas 8-1 Conklln ind. Bob Thaler. 6-4. 5-T, H. Roberts set it up' last night. Rob's Boy MIXED DOUBLES Philadelphia at New York, N for bluefishing. So was their skipper. Imagine, if Bob Mite Lovely 8-1 Marrlner (-1 Second Round Pitching with only three days Pittsburgh at Chicago Woodsmoke Collins Homestretch Rouge Dill Olto Ttbran and Slanya Potter det. 8-1 Richard Nlcolettl unit Marje Dily. «-I. rest,>e limited Boston to four St. Louis at Houston, N you can, the shock of all concerned when the slick Also Eligible: Volo's Missy Smith Jr. 8-1 :; VirlcoU and Kay Oatwsll def. Lit- hits in seven innings, had a 7-1 Perk Wynwood Skeet's Fern 'In and Joan Litwin, S-6, 6-3; Hlfer- Milwaukee at San Francisco started to boil with giant tuna. There was heavy Gummerson Long 10-1 rnan and Barbara Woolton def. Al Mac- lead and retired in favor of Stu tackle aboard and an abundance of chum and hook Donald and Carol Kennedy, 4-4. t*4, Miller. WOMEN'S DOUBLES American League baits. ft«cond Round He was staked to a five-run Freehold Results Freehold Tennis Tourney Dot Gorsuch anrl Kay Bagwell d«L W. L.Pct. G.B. Ann Let and Sue Beaton. 6-1, 6.3. lead in- the first inning by Rising to the unexpected challenge, the ship's 1ST—Pace; Clmi: lm; MOO T 2:11. Brooks Robinson's three run Baltimore 72 43 .626 — Elalns Spencer (Munte) .15-40 ft.M 4.30 Chicago 69 46 .600 3 company aboard the Ace caught four tuna which Glen N Direct (Jimtii .... 6.30 3.00 HILL IN CRASH homer, a run-producing error Mirkmoore fSowiihi 2.80 Raceway Slated For NORWICH, England (AP) - by Carl Yastrzemski and Norm New York 67 45 .598 3>/2 ranged in weight between 250 and 450 pounds. An' Also—Barrittown Amber. Layaway, Los Angeles .. 60 57 .513 13 Id* Abbe, Plebe Byrd. Hecanpac*. Graham Hill of England, leader Siebern's run-scoring single. A even larger fish kinked the leader wire at boatside. Two 2ND—Pace; Clmg; lm; JAOrt; T 2:09.1. Trackman's Selections in this year's world auto racing Detroit 59 59 .500 14'/2 Volo M Spencer (Pike) 4.B0 3.40 2.M Middletown double by Ed Bressoud and more giant tuna were caught in the Mud Hole yes- Haleonx (Sowashi „ «. through Friday, 28 (or (hose wh AUTO INSURANCE Julia's Jet Assigned Rlik Placid DEAN'S Thursday's Results horse mackerel territory. Lloyd's Direct lave participated in commission Wt Fill SR. 21 for Rtvtktd New York 5. Chicago 2 3D—Pace; Clint:; lm; Time 2:10. Circus Cindy Llceniti Weekend fisherman should be able to chum Willr.fr Rat (Krausei 29.80 1.60 4.60 iponsored clinics. Collision Covtrogt 17 ti N Minnesota 6, Detroit 3 Perquimani Boy(M'aflaid) i.M 3.fifl Joel'a Creed 4.00 Trophies will be awarded to Lo-Down Peymrs— I moi. to Pay Baltimore 7, Boston 1 and troll small blues in the lower bay and a mile Bstty McBlery Cancelled PoliclH Replaced Also—Runnymetde Stewart, Early Miss Bonb winners and runners-up in the Only games scheduled or so off the Hook. Some fair-sized choppers, Bird Breezy, Greentre* Rex, Conestoga, REINFELD AGENCY RADIO UuUi. Volarie junior and senior boys doubles, •711SU Ulddl.lown Open Evening Today's Games blues weighing up to six pounds, have been caught 4TH -Trot; CIIIIK; |900; lm: T 2:10,1 unior and senior girls doubles, Oiy Trooper (Z'mltl 7.80 3.«0 .1,00 Cleveland at Minnesota, N close aboard the Staten Island shore on wire line Speedy Rnl (Cnlllnst 3.60 '2.M Night Fighter ind women's doubles. ' ,ir Patch (Howard) 3.00 Los Angeles at Washington, 2, Jerry Kirk A total of 167 youths and adult and tubes. Sparky lures and spoons tipped with Lin - auccesn Vlr|. Chockoyotte Theo Gold twi-night pream, Midge. Dolly Scott, Sunny participated in the clinics. At TOMORROW Chicago at Boston, N porkrind are making sense offshore. Patrh, SHOP 6TH -Pace; |WM); lm; Time 2:12.3. Sis's Brother tendance for the firsl five week $6,000 PURSE New York at Baltimore, N Striped bass are still co-operating with boat Invoke , H.Dancer. Jr.i 3.«0 2.ft) 2.40 Jolly Key if instruction was 4M. "THE SAMPSON PACE" WE SPECIALIZE IN fltBrmo.il i A.Abhfttiellof . 3.20 2.K0 Detroit at Kansas City, N anglers who drift sand worms. The fish are mixed Von Honor iSmlth.Jrj ,Hfl Vina Kay AUTO RADIO SERVICE Saturday's Games Alan--m tie Hionr r, Poriium. frank ARNESS RACING in size. In point, smallest bass in a haul of 18 (cl.ean. Cedar City, Rrenda Diamond. —RADIO and HI-FI Detroit at Kansns City, 2 twi- 6TH -Pace: Clg; lm; |I,0O0: T?:W,2. Mr. Su Ab made aboard Capt. Otto Reut's First Timer of Val Hakly (Bvann 4.40 3.30 3.2(1 Myrtle's Dream TWIN' Jil CALL JOHN night Jericho Jurly (Pikei ft.00 7.20 Zulu Queen T-Q MIDGETS Cleveland at Minnesota Highlands Marina Monday weighed three pounds, Alnn-Siiccetit. Piny, OreedBon, Indian DOUBLEL 747-9895 Los Angeles at Washington Ohnmplon, Ronnie Wayne, Ann Counter- Captain Armbro while the heaviest went better than 30 pounds. part. STOCK CARS 254 Maple Ave., Red Bank New York at Baltimore, N Scratched Mr. fia Ah. Shadydale Yankvos DAILY Chicago at Boston Tin Can Grounds and the Elbow off Sea Bright 7TM Pace.; lm; Clmg; WOO; T 2:10.2. Betty Gold DOUBLE Hnnneni Hroiherf Jame.ii 51.20 l.VfiO 7.00 are the places to hit for porgies. Competition is in- Pat 1-itIU nprryfWIInmnt 7 O0 >1 no SAT., AUG. 15-8 P.M. Unify Rllly (Cnrlionei (.fid Warden Mac before you buy or build, sec . . . tense at both spots, but there are no porgies to speak Also -Ina'a Hoy, 'I'iuer ExpreBs, Fly. Hernell Direct % Cinnmel. NelRhhorly, Do Relienila, 8 ATI! -Pace; 12.000; lm; Time 2:(«14. Bush Hill TWO 30-LAP FEATURES of in the bay. Fluke fishing is a so-so proposition in Mllo Wynwonf] (Zendtt 7.80 5,fiO 1.20 Adloti Haste (Jaeneri 8,60 4.Ml lower Sandy Hook Bay and along the edges of Chapel Adioi LOUIM 20-LAP NOVICES REEHOLDl MARINE VIEW Quick Guy .... 3 20 AIM—Korbea Vic, Adorable Quick Joe Dillon RACE WAV Hill and Sandy Hook Channels. Stevle'a Itonny, Marty Park«r, Wllming. 12 THRILLING RACES SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION ton Day. Royal Brewer Whtr* Koutn 9 & 33 Mft A fellow who spends his free time in Sandy Hook HTH-Pace; JSOO; lm: Time 2:10,1. t —_ Thrt«-quort«r mldfif itori in Frtthold, N. J. "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" Hiring Tocon (7,endt> .. .111.30 13.HO S.fiO Slarduit Nancy 96C Jot Lacy, Emit Benin and State Parks says bait fisherman arc catching stripers Jane fllator iThamiii . 11.40 fi 40 Exmore (Camilent 1 2rt Topmoit J«* Kldd, |Blnid by, msdititd sports- POST TIME 2 P.M. from the jetties there shortly after daybreak almost Iao~ Jnck ]) Itonny, Better Itee, 10 Pasquotank Sue man o«i Den JtlvBi, JM Killy and Wl«e Decliion, Duchess I*kdy, Widower Timmll Elliott on thi (air*.! '• 10 RACES DAILY MAIN OFFIC every morning. A few kings and some fluke are being mill hlgfi bonktd macadam ip«cd Udi.ii Admitted Prat Ev«ry Thurt. Branch Office tOTJI -I'nen; »],OftO; lm; Time 2:07.'.' Bent Bet: QUICK GUY 8th Race way In tht toif. A trip It* Mature card T .<3S0O V»l«taill fltrlnger iJumesi 14.40 ft 00 3.8(1 you'll ntvtr forgat. (Ptrnni u r 14 n i4«lttlrf) First Av». and •74 Highway 3' landed during middle of the day. Deal and Elberon Knsy Heil erfect. Last or the cluelci. tl,295. 671 lion. Call S12-376S. brackets welded to frame. Ask lor Call 7U-831S. Bank. M-S1S0. 318 after 6 p.m. Paul. Call after 5:30, M6-8371. 1959 PONTIAC — Catallna convertible. 1B59 HiLLMAN. ledan. A re«l economy Power steering, power brakes, automat- car. J325. RASSAi BROS.. Pontlac ic, low mileage. 1495. Call M6-S226 "HOT CAR" AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS ale> and service. 305 BroiS Bl.. «U after 8 P.m. ank. 741-51B0. 1959 PONTLAC, CATAUNA. convertible. 1960 CHEVROLET BISCAYNB — Very Absolutely no cash needed. Take over • NOW YOUR HOT BUY! good condition, low rfllleas*. $79^ Call low weekly bank payment! of S9A2 2M-O76S. OASIS MOTORS, Route 9, Bayreville. Call 721-7100. 1660 CHEVROLET IMPA.LA - V-«, automatic hardtop. »11»5. McCAJtUiy 1991 1MPAUA CONVERTIBLE — All Chevrolet. 291-1101 new tires. Loaded. J1665. McCARthT IT'S A TRIUMPH YEAR! ALL NEW — THE'64 Chevrolet. 291-1101. CLEARANCE PRICES 10S8 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF — Sta- tion wagon. Excellent condition, mow OLDSMOBILiE — 1&56 sedan. Excellent tlre«. Atfilng »57S. Call 747-1679. condition. J17J. 1956 OldjmoolU, auto- matic transmission, rebuild never used ON ALL t35. 812-0471. '.'• AUTOS fc TRUCKS 1963 3TUDEBAKER, Daytona, two door hardtop. Full power. A beauty »t tl.BoO. RASSAS BROS.. Pontlac lalei and service. 3S5 Broad St., Red Bank. 1964 COMETS! 741-5180. 1350 FORD — Four-door, radio, healer, rood battery, good tires, pud brakei. 0EOR0H Make offer. 7(1-8128 between 4:30 and $ P«r 8:30 P.m. 135 59.00 Month (More Classified Ads On the Next Page) Down 'Our overheod'i imoll in our od. Let For 36 Month NEWEST SPORTS CAR IN THE U.SA me pou you the savings at McFoddln Cadilloc-Oldsmoblle, Broodwoy ol 4ln. Lonj Branch. ChooH from 80 cars. -INCLUDES- AUTOS & TRUCKS '2849 • Win Wheels Freight . . . hUittr .. . Dafroiter . . . Signals . . . PACKED WITH POWER, • Heater 11964 SAVE NOW •BIG DISCOUNTS 1964 % STYLE AND BEAUTY • Tonneau Cover Biek up lighfi ... S«at baits .. . Two yaar coolant • Whitewallt ! FACTORY FRESH Down Paymenr PAY PER MONTHC • Roll Up Windowi . . . Salf adutting bralcas... Two-y«*r warranty .. . ^VALIANTS. SEE THE '64 TRIUMPHS WMOUTHS MOTORS CHRYSLERS WAGONS Lincoln - Mercury MONMOUTH MOTORS ENGLISH RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS I960 FORD, Fairlane "500" $ 395 * ROUTE 35 EATONTOWN $495 { 34 • 36 MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK Monmouth County'i only authorized Triumph dealer. 542-2414 1958 LINCOLN 1963 RAMBLER, station wagon $1795 J NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5986 RED BANK I960 PLYMOUTH $995 i

. I ."'.I 1960 CHEVROLET, itation wagon $995 * 1962 CHEVROLET, con/ertibl* • $1495 J 1961 CHEVROLET, Impala $1195 * RUSSELL OLDS-CADILLACS 1961 VALIANT, station wagon $ 895 NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SLASHES PRICES 1st Ave. 29J -9200 ; Ailai\*ic Highlands ON BRAND NEW FACTORY FRESH \64 CADILLACS WANTED! WE HAVE TO SELL SA ' \V REWARD WORRY Our Entire Stock NOW! DRIVING ii Here's your opportunity to get the finest luxury car of motordom at the lowest prices of the year.

THE ROCKETS ARE ROLLING TOO! SEE OUR YOU CAN GET BIG AUGUST • TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ROUND-UP ON ALL • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CASH SAVINGS OK USED CARS!I ON 1964 From now until the end of August ... we are i offering choice bar-] gains on every used OLDSMOBILES car. Take advantage of these fabulous sales.| DON'T MISS THE CHANCE TO MORE THAN 30 CARS IN days. SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! ON OUR SALE OF THE YEAR! NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS . . . WE HAVE A '64 OLDS AND A PRICE TO MEET THEM! LIKE-NEW CARS . . . at BARGAIN PRICES! "THE SHORE'S LARGEST OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC DEALER" follow your friends to FREE OLDSMOBILE CIRCLE With the purchase of every new and CADILLAC CO. CHEVROLET used car we will give you a RUSSELL CO. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK TRAVEL FIRST AID KIT 325 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK | OPEN DAILY TIL 9 P.M. THEY'RE A HANDY ITEM TO HAVE AIR CONDITIONED 741-3130 SATURDAY TIL 4 P.M. 741-0910 SHOWROOM TRUCKS AUTOS * TRUCKS AUTOS t TRUCKS Airros & Tfaxxs BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BVSVitSS NOTICES EMfLOYMEH? THY, DAILY REGISTER . vm W1WIAWI — CwDvtmua. M, UrnWlVt tlU^-tftlb CUH — ElMGHMUXlil - VM sKsKU * S4I3H8 ajtei e p.m. 7T TROJAN SEDAN, very nice. C-375. SERVICE Onnr s good future? Note toHowlng 27' OWENS, food condition. J3.950. qufatlon OS) FORD, 6 cylinder, Mu. Auto- 1964 CHEVELLE Mallbu Sup.r Sports VOLKSWAGEN 1M2 — Convertible. Ex- 1953 FORD — Four door sedan, good 25' OWINS. «3 model, very nice. C- W« (jo evtry type of remodellnt— LAYOUT- FASHION matic tmnimlssion. Full price 1750. two-door sedan. Standard shirt. V-8, cellent condition. $1393. Call running condition. Best offer. 16 Plne- 600. ^ moderlzmf — rtnovittnt — klieratinf KA6SAS BROS., Pontlsc sales and 8.600 miles, like new condition. Private. 281-0978 nurst ave.. Port Uonmouta. —capably tnd *conomically. BEFORE Can you type over W wortli per ARTIST Mrvlce. 395 Broad 6t,, Red Bank. C295. 741-1401. liots mort bargains. YOU SIGN ANY CONTRACT. GET mir.'jle" TU-51S0. 1958 FORD — Four door sedan, six FAIR. HAVEN YACHT WORKS INC A PROMPT, FREE ESTIMATE FROM Is your iteno over *0 wordl per 19«3 FORD GALAXIE — 500 hardtop, cylinder, black, radio, heater. Good TRACTORS Fair Haven 747-JD10 US! Nothing down — Msy bunk terms. minut#? Department nor t expert en ca. 1960 BU1CK—White Invlcta von/t-tible, beautiful. B1B5. McOARthy Chevrolet. condition, 38,000 miles. B#i*t offer over LINDEN LUMBER, EilabltBhed 1937. li the A»bury or Freehold Area reiume or apply peraonnel dt «xeti]ent condition. One owner. P*\ced 291-1101. 22' OWENS cabin cruiser, beautiful Visit our full-sjze "Mem room" till- convenient tor you? ment, STEINBACH CO., A*bury P for quick sale, (1,090. 74T-17S5, nights 1300. Any evenlnl after <:30. 787-3009. TD 9 INTERNATIONAL - l'i yard shlpe, with ship-to-shorp radio and plays at III. 35. Mwia.iquan or Men- N.J. 7(73«tt 1M2 CHEVROLET COVAIR MONZA— bucket. Good condition. Asking S4.000. extras, in water. 741-0315. Fiat sales Service :G433M mouth Shopping Center. Eatontown. If you can atiiwcr "Yes" to alt qurs- 600. Four-speed stick. 11,390. 1W1 Chr.vs. LCVmB-WEBS CaJl collect, CA. 3-350O. ioni, hurry to our office fir further job 1955 MG Good Condition 31,200 ler Ntw Yorker. Full power. I1.49S. Hwy. S3 543-1020 Ealontowa 21' THOMPSON — 75 h.p. Jotmaoi AUTOPORT USA Route 3J, Highlands. 291-2834. heart, two bunks, full canvas 51,650 n for in at ion. You may be tne person CAPABLE WOMAN — To C*le for Oil S72-O600. we're looking (or! 1957 CHEVROLET — Station Wagon. 1958 RENAULT C60 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES firm, Includes berth Atiantlc Highlands, ODD JOBS — Cltaning cellars, atiica, children of working teacher, own trani* AUTOPORT USA, Route 31 Highlands. call 2644991. yards, etc. Hauling and tnicking. P.ea- port;uion or «i**p In- New home, nlc« 1951 WILLYS JEEP — Good body, AJlomatlc transmission. Needs minor Call 872-0500. •onablp. BAD Trucking. Call 2S*-7fi33.DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES tires, radio and beater. Good running body repair. Drive it home for *1«. 15' BARBOUR SKIFF — 25 h.p. John- 21' CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER 77 Broad St. 7I7-3J5S Red Bank yard, & to 3:30. .Meal holiday* otf. condition. 1375. Call 741-6)62. RAESAS BROS.. Pontiac sales and 1993 VOLKSWAGEN, blue, whltewalls, Call 946*753 9 a.m. to 1:30. son with controls. Excellent condition. Sleeps four. FIREPLACES A SPECIALITY — Al8ALESL.ADl Y WANTED — Expenencfd. service. 3M Broad St., Red Bank. 741- radio, low mileage. Priced to aell Compltle price K75. 611-1567. Call 671-W97 types of masonry. CHARLES HOWER. LADY — To work in kitchen of idvxH IX* CHEVROLET, stUon wagon, auto- 6180. 741-3276. Five-day week. Excellent opportunity. nea.r Red Bank, beginning mld-fl€pttra- matic transmission. (795. McCARthy WANTED — CHRYSLER 8 MARINE— SAIL AWAY — For a day or week. Contractor, Call 747-4479. Apply in person. East Orange Mill End Chevrolet, 29M101. 1980 VAUXHALL — 3J00O mUes. Fair 1958 FORD — Two-door. Radio and Available for charier. Stout Fells. Er. Fhop, 137 B Broad St., Red Bank. r»er, Monday through Thursday, S:3iV Manifolds and transmission or com- BOARDING KENN"ELS-In Squankurn. 3:30. Under 55 ye*ra old, In joM itwng MUST SELL BY, FRIDAY — 1KMcondition. Call anytime until 9 p.m.heater, automatic, six-cylinder, clean, plete engine, any condition. 7870O35. Clasi inboard auxiliary sloop. 26 8 x health 8Jid with own transporU-tion. 671-1903 or 671-5589. neur tires. J41-O901. 7'6 X 3"10. Spacious cockpit, seats eight Large shaded runs William Nuerberger AMBITIOUS MOTHERS — Earn good 1 Mercury. Very good condition, Ideal 16' OLD TOWN SKIFF — 35 h.po.r more for day sailing. Cuddy cabin. |S3g-M95 or 363-13OS. ipy, meet people, have fun. D*mon- #1.35 per hour. PIeas» writs "B.C. * for teenager. Partially customized. $200 RENAULT PEUGEOT M.G. 1955 CADILLAC — Four door, power te delightful and Inexpensive toy* Box 511, Red Bank. Stating tg«, *x* Johnson Fully equipped, excellent con- head, icebox for four ovmiight Ex- ppn?nc», etc. cash. Call 7(7-0358 anytime after 5 p.m. AUSTIN HEALEY • SPRITE steering, electric windows, A-l condi- dition. Price. J5H5. Call 291-0828. perlenceil sailors only. Csll 741-2800. | CLEAN CELLAR. YARDS. GARAGES for Yuletlde. No delivery. Call M6-1739 1B5» CHEVROLET. 6 cylinder, tour MONMOUTH MOTORS tion, best offer. Call S42-20S6. — Have trucU. Light hauling, Call or write 23 Tangle wood Dr., Mercer- Hwy. 35 542-2414 Eatontown 14' RUNABOUT — Fiberglal. almost MARINE SUPPLIES after S p.m. 741-2H9. vlile. N. J. GAL FRIDAY — One girl office. Bartc* door aedan with automatic transmis- 1963 RAMBLER station wggon. Classic new. 40 h.p.. tonneau cover. Evenings. Everything for th« Boatman. New Jer- keeping, typing, payroll. Hour* S la •Ion. $750. RASSAS BROS., Pontiac 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST — Station 660. power steering, automatic, many 74711S4. uy'i largest marine supply house. CELLARS — Attics, yards cleaned. SECRETARY — Legal experience t :2> Write stating experience to •ales and service, 395 Broad St., Redwagon. (950. Autoport USA. Routs 36, extras. 12.000 miles. 872-0892. aJso light trucking, moving. Call Bsntlsl. "B.W.", Box 511, Red Bank. Bank. 741-5180. Hlclilaniij, Call 872-0500. 8' PRAM — Oars, lifting handles and Evinruds Balei and Service 747-240O 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Mdan, black, «x towing ring, floor boards. $35. Call THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 71M821) CASHIERS — Evening hourj. 1900 TR 3-Caj like new, must be seen 19S8 FORD—V8. Country sedan. Fordo- eel!Mil mechanical condition. Mult sell 747-2573. 24 Wharf Ave. 741-8780 Red Bank ladies' department, ATLANTIC to bo appreciated. Four-speed trans- malic, green and white, radio and this week. 671-6332. Open Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 pmTREE WORK — Experienced college COOK - HOUSEWORKER AMA. New Shrewsbury. nilulon. Low mileage. Must sell. Best neuter. Gor>d condition. 9315. 291-2718. 11' OFF-SHORE THOMPSON — Ex- atudpntg: logs, dead ilmhs. trimming. For couple, two chlltlren. Wif« speaks 1993 RAMBLER, four door sedan, auto- cellent condition. Evlnrude 50 h.p. WOODLAND TREE SERVICE CO. BEAUTICIAN . offer over (800. Call 767-9806. matic transmission. Late mode] with some German. J60 week [or experienced Call. 1961 CHEVROLET WAGON — Four- motor. 20 gal. built-in tajft. Navy top. BUSINESS NOTICES i >• 741-4639 woman to live on. 741-3774. 1900 CORVAIR — Four door, rrein. door, white, power steering, brakes, six real economy. 11.395. RASSAa BROS. Extras. H.000. Terms. Larry Schilling. 787-2013. Excellent second car. Good clean con- cylinder, straight shift, good condition. Pontlae sales and service. 395 Broad 147-4121 or 222-2375. WOULD YOU LIKE a modern, ceram- EARNINGS lor present needs and U.S.MATURE RELIABLE WOMAN — Who dition. Seat belts, standard shift, heater. Brookvvood. 1959 CHEVROLET BEL St.. Red Bank. 741-5160 SMALL GASOLINE ENGINES RE- ic tiled bathroom? Fre» estimates. Bavings Bonds for f&&lly security. Be* desire! good, permanent homa, •* radio. Call 842-228!), AIR, 40,000 original miles, V-8, power 16' LYMAN runabout. Call after PAIRED — Lawnmawfcrs, chain sawn, Call 264-7912. come an Avon representative and earn 1956 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE - alter 6:30. mother's helper, private room and W59 FORD RANCH WAGON — Good steering, brakes, four door, clean and V-8, black, white top, aqua Interior, portable pumps, generators. Call M2- th.li pleasant way. Call 741-4343 or write board pins $140 a month. Call T4MHM. good condition. 842-3593. 787-5151. 4615 any hours. COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE- Mrs. Margaret GuloUt, P. O. Box 100. Condition, call 6 to 8 n.m. 741-6324. power steering, power brakes, auto- Dally, weekly, monthly. Free estimates. If no answer call 747-4586. 1959 TR—3 — Red beauty, low mileage, matic transmission. Good shape. $350. SUPER SAILFISH — Excellent condl LANDSCAPING — New lawns, old Red Bank. BECRETARY-RECEPT1ONIBT — In Call S42-1042. tlon. »200. Call 264-9609. ask (or Reasonable rates. 741-O64P. a.nlmaj hospital, aftemoom only. Hours 19» PONTIAC, Catallna, four door S925. 1956 FORD convertible, »27B. lawns renovated, Maintenance. Exper- HOUSEKEEPER — Live in. own room. 1 to 5:30. Call 747-3636. hardtop. Full power with automatic 671-1331. 1957 MG-TD-Overhauled, rebored. brake Dick. ienced and Insured. Estimates. 747-1378. HAND MASSAGE — Active and pasbath. TV. Red Bank area. Good salary. windows and automatic seats. A tre-1960 SUNBEAM — Rapier, convertible. linings, other new parti. Excellent dark 23' OWENS CABIN CRUISER — $1,750. 1378. aive exercljp, reduce in complete pri References. 747-9021. I HOUSEWIVES $ rnendmw buy at $895. RASSAfi BROS.. Radio, heater, good condition. (360. green body and Inside. |1,000. Fair Berth Ho. 1. Keansburg Marina, call PAINTING — Problem itirtaces our vacy. Call 741-96S6. PART-TIME hoars now available. Pontiac ulef and service, 395 Broad DENTAL ASSISTANT—Red Bank of- Choose th* hours you w&nt calling 741-7008. price, must sell. 767-6026 liter 5:30. 294-7787 or -2S4-2372. specialty. Have a wood shingle bleeding fice. Full time. Write, qualification! and from your desk In our conveniently •I., Rail Bank. H1-HH, problem? CsJl Wicks Bros, tor a towJftD ROOFING — Gutters and lead- references to ••A.J.," Box 511, Red COW solution. 747-3736 or 223-926$. ers. Fre« aatimaiei. 10-year fuarantee, Batik. located downtown office. 747-5754. AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS 747-3742. Fair Haven. AUTOS & TRUCKS GROWING PAINSr Call Ever Green TYPISTS — Bp&ra time, prepare ma SEWING MACHINE Landscaping. All phuei of landicaplnj, INTERIOR ANT> EXTERIOR PAINT- Bcrlpla subject! CANCER AND AGRI- tnclodlog mainten&nca. Weekly, month- ING — Also decorating. Our prices CULTURE. Participate, earn J25.0O0 OPERATORS ly or ieason. F. Intsrmesoll. 7&7-0818 «r» cheaper than thelra! Call for " each. "Dr. Thomas", 5 Tow»r Hltl 7S73; estimate T11-4B5O. Slnjria needlft operator! to work an Ave., Red Bank. ladies and girls coats and car ooati, pl*c« work. Shoro Coat Co., 32 BrWja WE WANT ACTION! AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS Ave., RfnST — For doctor's office. Days, Monday to Fri- day. No olfht work required. Write EVERY NEW RAMBLER! "B.Q. Box 511. RKI Bank. EXPERIENCED COOK - In hommoW ol adult only, live In. T17-382O aM !«• 07T5 aft«r 6 p.m. BEST CAR BUYS LPN — Or experienced nurse** aide. ALL '64 RAMBLERS S to 11 p.m. (Nurilivf Home). Call 7U-2069 mornings between 8 a.nu ana 12 noon. TEACHER WANTED — Mature woman We con consolidate your loan, college background. deMrous of sell (ul- MUST GO! (Illment through teaching younf chil- $100 REWARD 2 fllv a BRADLEYW1L L I (ian\ * YOU car plus cash or dren In a rcllfiloua atmosphere. Pleas- LVMiu trade you up or down. ant circumstances and conditions. If REWARD (100 TO ANYONE WE CAN'T lf havB on crHil1 Interested wrlle to P. O. Box KM. We must sell 64 cars to make room for new lift DDADI Eki V™ V ProblBms Red Barik. Enclose phona number. BUICK 6ET SOME KIND OF CREDIT FOR! TRY US! NU rnUbLtM «r want your credit re-established w« can help you. TRY US. HOUSEKEEPER — Five-day week, models that will soon be in. Hurry down now as sleep-In or out, cars ol one child, own Double Checked NO MONEY DOWN Up To 5 Yrs. To Pay m and hath. 566-7M&. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Personable. we will give you the shirts off our back in prder Typing required, own transportation USED CARS (or Inter-olfice travel. Part-time. Write "8.D." Box 511, Red Bank, to make a deal. TEAChER — For small nuraety ickaoL MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST DISCOUNT CENTER Full or part-time. Call GOOD DEALS... 631-0111 WAITRESS — Liberal benellts and RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS '62 OLDSMOBILE $8.70 good working condition*. Apply In psr- BARGAINS GALORE! "88" four door hardtop* aon F. W. WoolworUl. Red Bank. . fully equipped. SALES CURL — Experienced In In- fants and children* wear. Apply In Come and get 'em! '63 HILLMAN 1395 '61 FORD 1395 '59 RAMBLER 750 Bimrn BOB AND BETTY SHOP,, 88 Super Minx 4-dr. Lilts new.' Galaxie 2-dr. HT, auto., 4-dr. St*. Wgn. Radio, titiUr, '61 BUICK $8.80 road 61,, Red Bank. N J. Convertible, full/ equipped. RiH, power steering. two to chooif from. SALESLADY — Children's weir. Part- 1963 FORD '61 OLDSMOBILE $6.80 time. Experience preferred, YOUTH '63 RAMBLER 1495 '59 RAMBLER 450 CENTER. 20 Broad Bt,. Red Bank Falcon Econolim Van. Amorican 4-dr, Radio, htattr. '60 RAMBLER 995 F-95, four door, fully equipped. BABYSITTER. — For teacher's chil- Sta. wgn., itindard Two-dr. st dan, auto., R&H. dren, own transportation, lljht house- Low miltagt, likt new, tram, with overdrive '61 DODGE $5.75 Keeping, Recent references. 741-8911. 11,000 milei. '62 RAMBLER 1250 Two door, fully equipped. WOMAN — t-1 p.m.. four days weekly, '59 FORD 950 light cooking. Own transportation. Call $1750 Clanic 2-tfr., RiH. '60 RAMBLER 950 Fairlane 500 4*o*r. itef.n. '61 PONTIAC $7.80 671-1205 after 7 p.m. 4-dr. sadati, automatic, R&H, auto., PS. A.C. '64 RAMBLER $2195 '61 OLDSMOBILE $1495 Convertible, four speed, fully PART-TIME — Any three) evenings » '62 RAMBLER 1395 R&H, one owner. American 440H Hardtop, Cutlass hardtop, two door, auto. equipped. week. Bonus. 7B7-O28T. automatic, two door after I'SO. Sta. wgn., auto., R&H. '59 RAMBLER 395 '59 CORVETTE $1595 '61 CHEVROLET $7.20 SECRETARY — Olrl Friday. To tile 1959 CHEVROLET '60 CHEVROLET 1050 2-dr. panel diliviry. '63 OLDSMOBILE $2495 Convertible,- four-speed transmission. care of small orllce. Salary baaed on Priced it tell. "98" Suptr Sport Ctupe, Convertible*, fully equipped. experience, 842-3131. ImpaU 2-Jr. hardtop. L '61 FORD 975 Bel Air 4-dr., eutomatic, RSH full power. LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS FairUne.500, 2-dr., R&H. '61 OLDSMOBILE $9.20 Full/ equipped V-8. '58 OLDSMOBILE $3.80 HELP WAOTED-MALE '59 CHEVROLET 975 '55 FORD 350 '62 CADILLAC $3395 "63" Station wagon, fully equipped. Impala 4-dr. HT, eute,, Hardtop, automatic, Fleerwood. Full power, air con- Four doer harfltop, full power, $795 '61 RAMBLER 975 ditioned, leather Interior. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN American 4-dr. lectan. : -< R&Hi power steering. R&H, like new. '60 MERCURY $4.80 '63 CHEVY $15.70 Tow door, full power, fully equipped. Due to large expansion program we Super Sport Coupe, V-8 hive openings for alx new men. We *ll! '62 CADILLAC $3195 train you to be among the ben. Full Four door, full power, air conditioned (our-speed transmission. '60 BUICK $6.90 time only, Hlgheit commlsilona paid. 1963 CHEVROLET Excellent working conditions In a grow- Four door Hardtop, fully equipped. ing organization. Call I64-701!). Super Sport Convertible. '62 FORD,? $1195 '63 COMET . 411$ v Ecbnolina Van Two door, fully equipped USED CAR MAN — For cleaning and Pow.rjlid. V-8, PS, P8. '60PONTIAC $6.90 processing cars. Bradley Discount Cen- '62 OLDSMOBILE $12.90 Two door> fully equipped ter, 363 Maple. Ave. Red Bank. TWIN-BORO RAMBlER '62>ALC0N $995 RETIRED GENTLEMAN — In slltlei. MBl "88", four door hardtop, $2395 Futura, two door, fully equipped fully equipped. '60 PONTIAC $7.80 light wortt and companionship In ei- 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RDW , JED BANK Catallna, two door hardtop, change for room and board. 7S7-14M. Convertible, Sports Fury, lullrBp,wer. OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 747.0040 '60 PLYMOUTfull powerH . $795 '62 RAMBLER $8.70 I960 FORD Two door, fully equipped (More Classified Ads '60 FORD $795 '60 CADILLAC $13.80 On The Next Page) 2-dr. Galaxia. Country Squire, nine posse tiger '62 CHEVY II $8.49 Four door *4r conditioned, fully equipped. Automatic, RiH, V-8. station wagon, full.power. Fully equipped '62 CORVAIR $8.70 '59ME8ttlRY $5.25 AUTOS & TRUCKS $995 Parklane four door hardtop, CLEARANCE PRICES Four door, fully equipped. full power. 1961 CHEVROLET Claiiic 400 Impila HT, automatic. Station Wagon ON ALL NEW LEFTOVER Equipped with automatic '! Powsr steering, V-8. transinl5 Ion, rodla and heat*

11 I960 CORVAIR 1964 FORDS 1962 CADILLAC Coup* Sedan, floor shift. Whltt Equlped wlfh auto* AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! matlc windows and six-way $795 seats One owner. Low THE BEST SELLING FORDS IN HISTORY. mileage DON'T DELAY, COME IN TODAY! RUSSELL 1963 CHEVROLET Oldimobile-Cadillac I Bel Air sedan, 4-cyl. Company Standard shift. '64 Mercury Monterey 2 - Dear Sedan FORD DEALER N 100 Nawmin Springs R&. For real aconomy. Red Bl^lk 741-0910 $1795

1961 CHEVROLET Bal Air s«dan, A-cyl. A-1 3-Way Guarantee '63 CHEVROLET $2295 Powargtids, all white. Conv., supor sport, 8-cyl., FOR 1964 *utomaiU tranimission. $1195 '59 DODGE Truck 395. '61 COMET 995. Four-door ledan, Mercomatic. One-ton utility, '63 CHEVROLET $2195 THE PRICE IS MEDIUM '59 LINCOLN 995. Impala 4-dr. HT, 8-cyl., SPECIAL '58 EDSEL "Pacer" 395. Four-door hardtop, full powar. automatic trarumisiion. 1960 FORD Two-door hardtop, Mercomafic. '60 FORD Convertible ,1050. '64 AUSTIN HEALEr Air-Conditionad THE ACTION IS MAXIMUM '59 PLYMOUTH Sta. Wgn. 450. Fordomatic, power steering. $1695 Six cylinders, four-door. Country Squire 9-Pass Sprit*, HT and convariibl*. Sta. Wgn. Equipped '62 RAMBLERAmerican Convertibl. e 1095. THE CAR IS '59 FORD Ranch Wagon 695. '63 FORD $1795 with P.S., P.B., R&H. Six cylinder!, four-door, FOM. '61 FORD Galaxie 1195. G.U.ia 500, 4-dr., 8-cyl., Sac. $795 '60 FALCON Deluxe 695. 2-door hardtop, FOM, powar steering. automatic Irantmiision. Two-door sedan. '62 VOLKSWAGEN 1195. '62 DODGE $1095 Dart, 4-dr., 4-eyl.., LOW COST MERCURY! '61 FALCON Deluxe 895. '62 FALCON Sta. Wgn. 1295. automatic tranimisiion. BANK FINANCING Four-door sedan, FordomaHc, Deluxe four-door. WHEN YOU WANT MORE THAN THE '60 CHEVROLET $1395 '58 CADILLAC 950. '63 FALCON Fairlane 1595. Impata, 2-dr. HT, 8-cyl, USUAL IN A MEDIUM PRICED CAR. Four-do or hardtop, full power. Four-door, Fordonifltic. automatic tranimisjion. BOB '60 MERCURY Montclair 950. '63 MERCURY Monterey 2395. '5? CHEVROLET $1075 TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY Four-door hardtop, MOM, power steering. Cuitom convertible, loaded, 3800 mitai. Impak 2-dr. HT, 8-cyl., WHITE '62 FORD Pickup 995. '63 MERCURY Monterey 1195. automatic trafiimiision. Sedan. '60 PLYMOUTH $ 895 Threa-quArter fon. MOTORS Four-door, lix-cyl., ttundard (rsnimltjion. BUICK LINCOLN • CONTINENTAL MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER Shrewsbury Ave. ENGLISH TOM'S FORD New Shrewsbury 34 MAPLE AVE. v RED BANK MOUNT-ENGLISH 60 MAIN ST., MATAWAN , 741-6200 OPEN EVES 747-4545 Sine. 1104 Monmoulh and M»pU Av>., R«d Bank 741-4000 566.1500 ; 1— COMMERCIAL MWAL8 ViZ DAILY HEGISTEB HELP W/WTED-MALE KELP rot Mte KM MIX. FOtlALE JWAfl »^ £2—Friday, Aujwst 1.4, 1%4 •JJENIURS PIANO HOUSE turn aexritet am XX. »»MJX~tU» tmt,t, ta* THAJtfEE — f>JHM\im*t fUiuict. Aft ACCOUNTANTS GARDENS 21-M. O«/ /*QUJjed. With *<;hoal grid- USED FURNITURE PRICES... f A Piano % 12 per MO HEIJ» WAWTED-MAUS uMe. Xotcrertinf work - good *taj-tln*f Seml-aeniw (or'Vocal CFA firm. Diver- KlfLBI, IIAtONKAlCLIM. lOBKER. $95 UP TWO OR FOUR "l. salary plua regular Incrtut*. Profit aified practice. Excellent opportunity. CABIX-NXLMN. BVIRXTT STZCK onal building on Hwy. 34, eh&rlng and pension plan. Bee Mr. For interview caJl 741*2624 or writ* P.O. Oooknua Ave. * Kiln «.. AtOiaj Fk. ll «71-3«00. Carter. BELL FINANCE CO., Hwy. 30,Box 947, Red Bank. BUT NEW FURNITURE! INCLUDE* FRUB HEAT, HOT WAT- MEN NEEDED AT ONCE Atlantic Highland!. Open dally till 9 Sal. till S:» CFt. COOKING-GAB, AIR-CONDITION PARTS MANAGER—Must be expert ING. HOUSES FOR RENT AMI 19-38 iniwt *>e interested in a cneed In automotive retail intJ whole WHEN YOU BUY A lOOMFULIi contemporary living room Job with a future Earn wfille (raining. Rale pnrts Apply In person Maurlci urnlture. Sofa, chainin, libltitables.. All In TV and phone oulleti, 12 cu. ft. refriger- ix-ROOM HOU&S - Near ich Schwartz A Bona, 141 We«t Front Bt. tor, parking- and walk-in • tor age fa- All Interviews confidential. Starting pay S MEN t txcellem condition. Call 7*1-8292 after bus line, ai H, »100. CaU Til- between 163-195 per ween. Kd Bank. :30 p.m. cllitiei. Spacious roorai, large cloieti, PART-TIM K - evening hours now walk to ihopplng plaza, buset, ichooli. !34. available Choose the houn you want CANCELLATION 3-ROOM Swim club for tenants only. OLMDfiL - COLTS NECK AREA — CALL 741-4014 irallinj! from your ilenk in our con-SHORT ORDER, kitchen man, gooi ountry living. Three-bedroom homt veniently located down town office. MERCHANDISE WANTED ight a.crea. 8eciuded, Two bathi. 747-5754. DirectlonB: Garden State ParkwaT MAN WANTED — Auto paint shop. rear-round, employment. Muit apply I OUTFIT Exit 117 to Rt. 35-35. East on 36, put rze living room fireplace, recently ;ASH for old toy traina, trolley cari inovated, garage.' $200 per month. Some exj>erii'nrc necessary. Call after •AKKLMi ATTENDANT PAKT-TIME— rd traffic light, left on Florence Ave 4;15 p.in. 7S7-JM3- person only, no phone calia, after 2:3( ind cast iron toy* madi btfori 1940. •162-0090. Saturday and Sunday. Experience pre- 3 Complete Rooms of New Furniture 1-199S a.fter S p.m. ir call 711- Broad St., Hed Kanli. 171-18(3. garded n apartmentstmentstments. . ApplAppyy 31 MollMy *S*l p*r wpek. Fur Interview call Fuller medli-U caih for anything and «v*ry- C ll M So nd New York bus. private b"»ch • i PIECE CONVERTIBLE LIVING ROOM GROUP FLuicll'i. 25 Cast Front sU., >ltcher Villag* Court or call Mr. Syno. Brush Co. 142-MfiB between S find 8 TAXI CAH-DKIVKR — MiifU be ex- SKKVICE STATION ATTENDANT - thing. 7419U741-9U5 ieptember 1 through Jun« 10, *H0 p.m. :eli*-nt driver. Over 25. Call White Must li« married, over 'l\, with exppr er month. 229-1049^ • 9-PIECE BEDROOM GROUP m BELFORD — Three-room fm Hiir Taxi, 747-0747, ence. Apply In person Maurice Schwart X-ROOM RANCH -.All 'mprove- PU'MBKRS ANll HELPERS — Steady & Rons. HI West Front St., Her) Bank apartment. Rt. 36. 580 includes water, job, cal! UARBKR — Experienced, (load work- e 5PIECE DINETTE PETS ft LIVESTOCK HUM. electricity a*d heat. 671-2002. lentu J16O Per month. KCHANCK ng condition*, modern ulr conditioned .GENCY, Realtor, 8 Linden PI., R-i 2!H-273:t THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APART ;hop. FRANK'S LINCROFT BARBER lank. 747-0367. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, fast grow- HELP WANTED-Male • Femal HEALTHY GERMAN SHEPHERD MENT — Ocean Ave., East Keansburg. ing ever expanding real putnle ot1\re. SHOP. Un croft. ______"UPPIES — Hire champion Cato of Call 787-4379. UPDLETOWN — Eight room epm. needs two sharp Balwmtn that have PAHT-TIMETWRITEit~~^ For night BARK EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FIELD FURNITURE COMPANY Fieldstone. Dam D-Neene of Conalta, jur bedrooms. Corner lot, ld»al for UNFURNISHED — Thre» room apart- >rofesRionaL Ilflfl per month. Call 291- a desire to e;irn biR tnom-y In a work, approximately 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Qualified Personnel For Quality Order 7-11 EAST FRONT STREET W* provide written guarentee- Shots, career in real psUle. Call P.. K.'iplowlU MUBI live in Baynliore — Red Bank 210 Broaii l*ont Branch 222H74 ormed free. Call Coaire, 747-57bt). me:nt. Atlantic Highlands. Reasonable, 221 after 6 p.m. for appointment. Pride Realty, 776-MOO. a, must have car. Boms profession KEYPORT, N. J. ent $65-$fl5, all utilities. 2S1-37B«X ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Cha .EONARDO — Two bedroom houn, writing experience required. Cal bath. Call WEEKENTTKENNEL.WAN^- Needed 671-2250 frnrn » a.m. to 6 p.m. Cvery order A applicant our speclalt plon aired, line bred. Outstanding qu In anlmai hospital. Call 12 Broad at. Red Bank 717-349 FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE ly at reasonable prlcen. 223-3JM7. RED BANK 747-3638, ATTENDANT — Steady work. Good MOST BEAUTIFUL UMSON — Bungalow, two ftedroomi, 1 FOUR YEAR-OLL> PONY — Gentle wftK '"- Apply In pernon. BrookrinH WANTED — SCHOOL CRO8SINI For appointmant — 264-302) —- Mr, Paul deluxe, modern one and two-bedroom Dt water oil, no pets, imalt family, CAR WASHERS — Full time ami part (JUARDS — One lor Indian Kill ncnoo with children. Reasonably priced. RE- apartment!. Large rooms, closets, from time. Ajiply In person. Mldrtlflnwn NiirninR Home. 3325 Hwy. 35. Hazlet WARD'S TALL OAKS STABLES, Tin. sptember 1 to June 1, 1965, !(««. Hflr.letj two for new Holmdel Schoo Opart Thundayi and Fridays f A.M. to 9 P.M. $115. Fret parking. Finest area. 110 month. DWELLING, iwo bedrooms, Car Wnsh, 414 Hwy. 35. MMdleto FENCE INSTALLERS ~~ With nom« Hours 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., Wonda: on Falla, 747-8581. MADISON GARDENS OthtrDaytf A.M. to • P.M. lot air gas, no pets. adulU, November ...rrience. P'ull time. Apply In penon through Friday; 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m 'EKINESE PUPPIES — Out of Cham- South St. 741-7633 IB to April 1, 1965, *130 month. AND TRAINEES Friday afternoon at All«tate Fence Co., Monday through Friday. Apply to Mr pion Beltlra'a coppy Book. Reaaonable. THREE LAROE ROOMS — Firit floor, DTHERS. DENNIS K. BYRNE, R»aJ' ft me. 35,_Mlddletown. Itlchard M. Ford., Prlnclpjl, India 'artl-colors and fawn. Also champion 8 West River Rd., Rumson. 842- Are lfi-22jwlth car and phone. Nations Hill Rchool, llazlul. convenient to transportation and stores. company will train five high schoo AUTOMOBILE BODY — Repairing and HELP WANTED—Male - Female FOR SALE Ired »tud aervlce. Call 774-B823. Furnished 1110 a month, unfurnished 150. • graduates in sales work. %W per week paint InR. Permanent position for ex- REAL ESTATE SALES PERBONNEL- RED DACHSHUND PUPPIES J100. Call 281-8371. IS& to $175 Per Month to dtart. For Intrrvlew 442-5460 between perienced man. 697 Branch Ave,, Little Full time, experience preferred. AKC ReKiBtered, aix weika old. Ca THB BERO AGENCY 6 and 8 p.m. only. Silver LAND PIERSON AGENCY, 7U-7875 WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — New OPERATORS WANTED LUMBER YARD 872-0513. three-room furnished garden apart- Middletown 8TEADV WORK BABV DUCKS — Three Mr *1. PlBtoni ment. Patios, air condition and TV. C7M000 AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS wlnf machine operators of any CLEARANCE SALE flv« for »1. Broiler chlckena, 7Bc each. weekly, monthly rates. NAUTILUS UMMER. AND YEAR ROUND REN- Don't wait 'til winter befor* jettln 187-3949. APARTMENTS. Dial 8I2-O5O5. ALS. Ella. Wiltshire Agency, Realtors. "'Red Bank Clothlni II ri. Co. necessary building; materials for hous SEAUP01NT SIAMESE—Kittens. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — . Fou Ipen «even-daya. 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea 210 W, Front 8t. Red Bank right, 842-0004. maintenance. R6of cement plastic, $2.95 red. 115 female, CO male. Six weeks rooms, heated, unfurnished. First floor, 7I7-IM5 per 5 gal pall. Roof cement, liquid, aeperate entrance. Call 201-9316. 2.» per 5 rat pall. Black top sealer, ild. 26<«3« FOUR-BEDROOM, TWO BATH HOUSE 3CHOOL BUS DRIV2R — Malt or — In excellent location in Red Bank. Temale, Rathbone'i Otrast, St&ta Hwy. 13.90 per 6 gal. pall. Loose woo] In- FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES — Mlnla THREE ROOMS FURNISHED Newly decorated. 1110 per month. Call Walking distance to school and all 35, Hallal. ' lulatlon. |l per bag. (Covers 25 aq. ft. ture, AKC registered. Black, allver, oi I" thick*. Screen doora, 31x81" $8.93 Willie. Call 741-5877, 10-», 7«-3338 5-6:30 7(1-2372. iu» line*. Immediate occupancy. C165 1IAKRIED COUPLE — Cook ana but- each, 33"x81" |0.25 each, and 37"x81" ler month on year'a lease. DOW8TRA ler, In household of adult only. Hve $9.96 each. Combination doors, three FEMALE APRICOT miniature poodle, THREE-ROOM apartment, heat, hot LGENCY, REALTOR.' 741-8700. AKC shots, eight months old, SS5. water, full kitchen, air conditioned, TEST DRIVE THE 1965 747-3820 and 747-OT75 after 6 p.m. piece wood, *;ermine pine, 31"x81" $18.00 AST KBANSBURG—Four nice, roomi •Tall 187-1050. Kean«burs. rent 1105 787-1050. Keanabury. each, 33"x81" $16.50 etch, 37"x81" $17.00 ii duplex house. All improvem*nte. WANTED — Part-time aandwlch m«n. each. MISCELLANEOUS WINDOWS, 11 to 3, Mnndny through Friday. Aiiply LOVING HOME Wanted for hrlghl EATONTOWN — 4!4 rooms, unfurnished limply own utilities. AdulU only. Now DOUBLE HUNC3, $8 EACH UNIT. Ready- tyed tlfer kittens. CSood house habits, must aublet by September 1. Sl'22 per Pleanant Valley Inn. Hwy. 3t, Holmdtl. hunt; Interior Mush doon Luan, $21 nt Call 671-1622. . 141-7540. month. Call after 6:30, 512-2571. :XPEKIKNCED SALES PERSONNEL each, complete unit. 4i8x}i" perforate THREE-YEAR. OLD .COLONIAL BI- WANTED Ueal estate experience peg board $2.88 eacti, ping pong topi BEAUTIFUL CEDAR DOB HOUSES— SWANK NEW APARTMENTS - Threi LEVEL MOTHER-DAUGHTER HOME. not eft'entl&l. Call Kaveslnk AJIOC. two piece regulation size bid, $11.95 Sizes for all dogs. KING'B KENNELS. rooms and bath. »139. Four rooms an First level science kitchen, living room, Realtori. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. ffl-otOO. each, 2x0-8, economy grade fir, 78 RL 35. Oakhurat. C31-1S37. bath. J165. Air conditioned, baseboan dining room, three bedrooms, full bath each. Plain white celling till, Barret heat, swimming pool with lifeguard. connection master bedroom. Gra^le lev- 12"x24" doubles, $3,95 per 40 aq. ft. QftOOMINO — All breeds. Also board lnr Pick-up and delivery. Chthuauhi el, one bedroom, full science kitchen, carton. 4x7 pre Finished Luan panels, FINLAY AGENCY full bath living or recreation room, SITUATIONS WANTED, Femtle $3.69 each. -lidd I$2.Sf l etch,, 4"x8' 56»7. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT - Wit 3ank. 741-2240. RN WILL DARE FOR CHILD — of perforated $2.15 each. 4'x4' bathrooi River view. Three- rooms and tile WIDE SELECTION OF RBNTAJLB — working mother In my home. Mldrtle- tile board, $4.89 each, WOOP FURN GOLDEN LABRADOR — Hone: bath, Call Rolston Waterbury Realtor*, d ••Car of the Year lown. 671-3838. TURK LEGS IN LARGE VARIET colored. Name "Honey." Pleasa 16 West Front Bt., Red Ba.Dk. 747-3500. Furnlihed and unlurnlahed. I°*?S* i; IN STOCK. Cork bulletin boards, 25": Don Walen, 842-3083. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TZICHER itELXAHLE WOMAN — WllUea to Uka 19" framed $3.95 each, other sties li RED BANK — Furnished three rooms AGENCY, Oceanport Av«., Oeianport. .'Are of children In her home. Will stock. Medicine chests, H"x20" wal unfurnished three rooma all utilltlei 542-3500. allo board If desired, Cali 747-2109. opening, $7.95 each. Antique birch pn supplied. Immediate occupancy. Ca finished plywood, $7,05 per 4x8 panel REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 747-0100 or 542-3823, THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — Cholci REFINED WOMAN 43 - wlihes jeneral Largest selection unpainted furnitur APARTMENTS location, garage, breezeway, full base- houne work.. Sleep In,, referenceaefer . PleiJte at 259i off on our second floor. VISIT RED BANK — 34 Oakland St., aeconi ment, $130. Immediate occupancy. 543- call 223-2252232250 IIro m T-T» aveninjanij . Ailt OUR REMNANT DEPARTMENT floor three room* and hath. All utili- 1072. ties. X90 per month, call after 7 p.m, for Dorothy. Sale daya are Thursday, Friday, 8atu BATONTOWN 7411144, ^ MIDDLETOWN — Four-room bunit- day only. AH sales final. No charges o low. No pets, any kind. All merchandise firsts. COUNTRY CLUB SITUATIONS WANTED, Male FOUR ROMS AND BATH — Heat, 842-2205. APARTMENTS * SWM OZ.UB water furnished Three blocks from RED BANK LUMBER high school. $125 a month. Call 747-34&S SIX-ROOM HOUSE — With bath, i7 LIGHT HAULma-onn JOBS TINTON AVE. between 6-7 p.m. Atlantic Ave., Matawan, near railroad DICK 8EIDEMAN "CY" CORNER PEARL AND WALL 8TB. Btatlon. 5100 per month. 566-5087. 741-6052. RED BANK ^ UNFURNISHED — 3V and 4'A-room SnlramSn'lramincc In yyour own pprivate swim apartments. Rlveraide Ave., Red Ban*. RUMSON — Convenient Ridge Rd. ACCOUNT-BOOKKEEPER — office RUSCIL'S — New and used furnltviM, clulbb rifiM on tthhe sititee only minutminutees Call 747-0787. locale half-a-house, five- rooms, 1^ manager. Heavy experience, tol 25 East Front 31., Red Bank. Dres! away frof m ocean babathing, wh!l«h!l t aandy; baths, hot air oil, no pets, couple lea*i, charge, all booKa. general ledger, re era and chests $12.50. Chi f re rob* beaches, boating, fish In gj and MonmoutMonmtfhc NEW LUXURY LEROY APARTMENT 85 monUi DBNN1S K. BYRNE, Real- beaches, tig, 2'A rooms, air eoadHloned, near a ports, taxes. 66fr4630 after 6 p.m $14.60. Refrigerator $39.50. Kitchen s< 8hopplnt Center oni block from t 8 West River Rd., Runuort. 842-1150. $34.50. Din In e room ault* $£9. Love *eal within walking distance of *xprei transportation. 21 Leroy PI.. Red Bank. ithin walking 741-1063 or 747-53S8. FURNISHED WINTER RENTALS - FINANCIAL $60. Congoleums $5.l>5. New cabinet! he- Weil Gate of Port Monmoutn . . September to May or June. Rumjon ,12.95. Beds coraplett $19. Bedroo >mei to Ntwirk and New fork City, FURNISHED APARTMENT — three bedrooms, 1% baths, $150. Two BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ulta $09, Btc. Alio china, glaaswar lands. S80 monthly. All utilities. bedroom* and den, $110. Easy living .nd bric-a-brac. 741-1693. • ALL—Electric Wtchini with O Apartment 13. Huddy Ave. iree-bedroom modern ranch with flre- THE BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR SURPASSES ALL ALL ELECTRICELECT KITCHEI H N STOVSVE — range with hood. OK refrlf«r»itor. G EAST KEANSBURO — Apartment li 'lace, $14S. Other areas. Four-bed- OUTSTANDING BUSINESS GGood d conditioni . VVer y reasonablebl . CaClll AIR CONDITIONING. AinDIi OfMtrtel two-family houae. Three bedrooms, heal •oom ranch, $110. Lease* required. 741-H1T from 1 to 5 p.m. light id parking areu. ind hot water. JIM. Call 787-0167. McAlister Agency, Real Estate, 109 X. 3^-R00M APARTMENT* River Rd.. Rumion. 842-18W. ' OPPORTUNITY BABY CARRIAGE, high chair, crib, A REAL SPORTS CAR (ONE-BE DROOH) LONG BRANCH play pen. All good condition, 242- RED BANK WATERFRONT — Charm- $123 MONTH ing old colonial furnished, on* sen, $ Mobil lervlct station for. le«se, Shrews- MATILDA GARDEN four bedrooms, three baths, compact, bury. Doing a fine business. Moderate SWIMMING POOL FTUTKR — 4H-R00M APARTMENT Inveitment. Alao haa profitable Hertz- rearly leajie, references. $236. Avail&blt diameter, 5 h.p. motor and pump plus (TWO BEDROOMS) Septemher 1. JOSEPH G, McCUE Rent-a-Car franchise. Training and •trainer. Make offer. Call 717-3300 be- tan IK. Mltt-f.O.8. IAS1 COAST iome financing available. Call 223-0911 Apartments REALTOR. Rumson. 842-0444. ^^ tween 8-5 p.m. $LSO MONTH 3885 after 7 p.m. or 222-8049 during diy. UNFURNISHED FOUR-ROOM BUNGA- 468 SECOND AVENUE FREE HEAT A HOT WATER LOW. Newly decorated, reasonable. Ideal for newlyweds. Call 222-0290. AVAILABLE ON TOURIST PLAN-$2986 FOR SALE—Due to Illness, established RENT A TV rffltaurant fully equipped plus three Portable day, week, BAY3HORJC TV Ranting Offlc* on Premise* THREE-ROOM MATAWAN — Cottage, thret roomi apartments and store, approximate In 36 Chiirch St., Keansburg. 7&7-HOQ. DIRECTIONS; From Red Bank, Routs and bath, garage, newly decorated. 'Stltttien mode by International panel of outomobile wriltrs set up'by Oulch magaiint AUTO VIM come $4,900. Aakltig pR.OOO. GLAZE .100 NEW BRICK — At $.08 each. Girl1 35 to Tinton Axe., turn right on Tin- Nice residential area. $80. 2M-U15. BROOK AOENCY, Realtor, Avenue of bike. 2%\ K. Call &tter 6 p.m. ton Ave., approximately 1.000 IX. to Apartments Two Rlvern, Rtimion. 842-tTOO. 741-73(13 • - Counvry Club. Apartment! and Swim 1 Club. WANTED TO RENT DINER — Fully equipped, seats 13. 1901 KGNHORB wrlntar type WMh ROVER AND LAND ROVER NOW ON DISPLAY! THREE AND FIVE-ROOM apartments, FREE HEAT Wafx-ln Icebox, deep freeze, Ice cube used very little. Buyer itmovt, WANTED — HOUSES TO RENT lachlne. Wnny extrao. Opportunity of 741-4190. very clean, nicely furnished, convenient- FREE HOT WATER ly located. 741-8281. __^ ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES INC., ll a. llfeiime. Sacrifice at $10,900. THE denirous of locating homes which can BROOK AGENCY, Realtor, Bank Build LOVELY red virgin wool lady'i and AIR CONDITIONING fur collar, size 38. Pair black auedt RED BANK — Four roomB unfur- be rented to newly Hired engineers and CONTINENTAL CARS Ing, Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. nlshed. Immediate occupancy. The Me- their families. oxfords (Crlcketti) ilze 7^ double E RENTALS FROM 1100 MONTH CONTRACTING BUSINESS — Hydrtul- Pair lady's black calfskin pumps, size Gowan Agency. 747-3000. ic equipment Established 40 years; Immediate needs are for a three bed- 7D. Both like new. All reasonable. 261 NEW — 3^4-room garden apartment, Rental Agent on Premises owner retiring. Will also sell location 7811. available tumlshed, near Monmoulh room and four bedroom home with of buslneis. Call 671-0585. Call 222-6758 lpancy date between Sept. 1-18. WALKER-TURNER Baud law, Tark and Fort Monmouth. TOWN A model, 14" throat; four-drawer meta COUNTRY APARTMENTS, 68 Ocean ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ~-~ 3',4-room port Ave.. West Long Brand]. 220-4510. apartment furnished or unfurnished To register your home, call or write i (iUnK cabinet; ReminKton Rand addini Professional Employment Dept., ELEC- MORTGAGES machine; t\x larg* furniture clamps 5110, all utilities Included. OVerlooKln, FOUR. ROOMS Completely furnishe Yacht Harbor. Call 291-1423. TRONIC ASSOCIATES INC.. 185 Mon- iwo-man 6' *aw, 115 ansorted color unfurnished. Couple only, adults. mouth Park HI ghway. West Long ANDERSEN, INC. 4R" cardboard: slipi painter* adjui Inquire at 78 Herbert ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ti.re< Branch or call 229-1494. IMMEDIATE CASH able bench. 4xR witli complete iet No phone calls, St.. Red Bank. room apartment. Select resldentl Newman Springs Rd., cor. Broad St. 747-4500 Red Bank BANK RATES drawem. 872-J2O6. area. Foyer, w(\lk-ln closeta, gppara RENTALS NEEDED FURNISHED APARTMENT — Three entrance. All iitllltles, electric rang CORNELIUS AGENCY 1ST. 2ND, 3RD MORTGAGES DECORATOR'S ITEMS -* Vermont bul rooms and bath, first." floor, all utilities. New Monmouth 671-54B0 HOME IMPROVEMENT I.OANS ter churn, J50, Medium pot belly itovi TV aerial, combination storms ar 190 450 Florence Ave., Long Branch. screens. Oft street parking. Call 29: antique pfrft, *25. Call 747-5H2. 7fl728O3 TER RENTAL — Fumlrtwd hoiue DEBT CONSOLIDATION 0779. apartment for mature company No red tapr, 2* hour* aervlce FOUR-PIECE — Mahogany bedroo FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — Tw< executive and wife No children. Oall , Clofwi conrtlllon. Trlpl* dreaam SMALL — For business gentleman, e: LOWEST RATES bedrooms. 17 Leroy PI. Red. Bank, cellent location. Red Bank. Utility 264-1628, (2,000 IH.05 Mo double bed, night tablt and chesi 741-1083 or 7C7-5366. 842-08SB. furnished HeferencM. 747-0663. WE HAVB an ovtrflow of boon (Id* (3,000 J21.OT Iio ALL YEAR SIX FURNISHED BOOM! prospacta looking (or two to four Qtd* WE HAVE A CAR j(,O00 - J2S.09 H ROCK MAPLE TABLE -- Four chairs, HAELET — Modern three-room apart — Forced heat cold air, beach Included rooms. Call m hr fut action to h&vt (5,000 - 133.11 Mo hutch, ?30. Mahogany buffet, 48", H5. ment, all utilities supplied. Hot and cold water. 872-0829, 711 Mat- 264-2738. TOUT home- reoted. THE BERQ AGEN- OREAT NORTHERN MORTGAGE CO. 741-4481. lhew» St.. Highlands. Ask for Lenny. CY. Rt. 35 Mlddletown, Wl-1000. 741-4343 FO 3-2601 SEPTEMBER TO MAY — Two-bei SEVEN-PIECE ANTIQUE — Dlnin M ATA WAN RESPONSIBLE RETIRED WOMAN room tht tor large dining room. B*i room apartment, lovely view. $135. Tw< FOR EVERYONE 776-6601 bedroom apartment, $110. Both includ wishes clean bed-living room and offer. Call 291-1473. Our Bonded Personal Representative heat. Two-bedroom apartment. J95, Me kltchenettt apartment, furnished or un- Will Call At Your Home At Ifour APPLE CIDER PRESS — Clood condi LOWEST RENT Alistur Agency. Real Estate, 109 E furnished, with utilities. Reasonable. Convenience River Rd., Rumson. 842-1H04. Private home preferred, Red Bank tion Capacity 3-4 bustiela. Phone 8- Icinlty, convenient to bus, by Septem- FIRST ANb SECOND MORTGAGES p.m. 842-0328. HIGHLANDS — Furnished, Two apart ber 1. 22P-03M. IN THE FAMILY AVAILABLE! — Edwin S. Stark. Real W& BUY AND BULL nything IN THE AREA menti, one three-room, Hi extra larg Estate A Mortgage Consultant. 264-0333 o very thin s. Glva tiltiltt gliejlt t pricepric ; • Private Swimming; Pool Heat, gaa, electric. Flrat floor. C SINGLE BUSINESS WOMAN wishes CllCull WilliWilliam l*1t Furnttur*Furnt . Inc. H|H » and Recreation Playground 872-1806. to sha re An apa rtment with another 1st and 2nd Mortgages available. For Cul William Furntt* •ingle woman In tha Middletown Town- Immediate lervict*. Call 35,5 Mlddl 7413211 OOptn • Air Conditioning Mlddletown 741-3211 • ISO'S. On-Slte Parking RUMSON — Two rooms and bath ship area, preferably near buses. Must EltOWN t OVERTON AGENCY utilities, on bus line, perfect for busl move by th» end at September. Call n tin 9 p.m. • Individually Controlled Hot Wate t White Bt. Ited Bank 711-25:5. GOOD SOLID FURNITURE — Uiei ne».i person. 7 Lafayette St. R42-379f 787-4001. 1(1 piece dining act; aixplece bed root Heat • Free Cooking Gan LEONARDO — Available now. foi ENGINEER — WUhes to rent thT«*. MOM - DAD jet Will sell leparately. Refrigeratoi rooms, si.n parlor, electric kitchei INSURANCE good working order. Call W4-8035. four-bedroom house, Mstawan to MATAWAN VILLAGE Adults only. Call 2ftl-i>276. Highlands area, for fl-9 months pej-fod. 15% — 15% - - 15^ — IS IS* WASHER AND DRYEIl — Two be< Renting Agent on Premises Write "A.B.". Box ."ill. Red Bulk. AND THE TEENAGERS TOO! HOMEOWNERS ••••• SPECIAL room aets. Very good condition. Ve Model: 6fi6-O2S3 or call MU 7-2700 COMMERCIAL RENTALS How would you iiki to save 15% reasonahle. 747-5069. DIRECTIONS: Garden Stale Parkway on your homeowner coverage? Par REFRIGERATORS — Five, Very goi FURNISHED ROOMS liapi you are not aware that the niv. north to Exit 120 to Morrlstown Road, condition. 520 each, Inquire Apai turn right Hi blocks to Matawan Vll OFFICE SPACE package policy Rives you complex ment 13, Huddy Ave., Highlands. AIR CONDITIONED—Houi» privilege!. protection but WE GIVE YOU 15% Heat furnlihed. 111 redecorate to IU! Centrally located In Mfdtlletown. Call DISCOUNT BE9IPES. MOVING — Must nell our music: FOUR ROOMS—Bam, shower. Heat, your requirements. Beit location, w 787-3380. 1961 COMET Four-door. Automatic. Radio, hoator Instruments. Hammond organ and l*ei hot wa.ter supplied, all newly renovated, $699 sub-divide If necesiary. Bf and eoi SINGLE ROOMS — Ci«an and comfor* lie speaker, sacrifice $2,600. Side Ma overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. Available- Ot'R INSURANCE CONSULTANTS pare. 747-1100. ______tab.e. Reasonabl* ratei. Gentleman pr»> WILL PROGRAM YOUR INSURANCE $250. Sano accordion and Sano ampll after September 1. Adulti preferred. NEEDS WITHOUT OBLIGATION. (iff. J75O Zon Rio accordion, ampllfie' 291-2061 after 5 p.m. ^^ PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN RE1 ferred. {12 Waltact Bt T41-S3M. |3S0. Hardman baby grand, *300. Wi Bank Just off Broad St. Ample p&rl THREE ROOM and four room apart Ing 17 Leroy PI. 741-1063. B42-211O. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. son golf cluliK. »B. AH Hki new. 54! 0535 after 4;30. ment, Keyport. Adults only. No prti AVAILABLE NOTT — Adjacent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 264-1409. Finlay-Breuninger, Inc. KUSCIL'S SYCAMORK GRKE^ flees 713-A and 713. State Hwy. HOUSES FOR SALE aPECIAia — This week. Two pl« ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fumlshi- Mlddletown. Ample paridng. 671-027' apartment. Three large .rooms. Bain, '59 KARMANN GHIA $1195 '57 CHEVROLET $495 maple sun parlor aft. like new 5' FOR RENT — For light manufacturli RUM9ON — Holy Crois Parish. Threi Two arm chairs to match $22,50. Ha, entrance, only. Vacant Aupcu it 15. MB three different location*, approximate! be u.ikiii.riL^ YIKIHSIO. _ _ __ en rlinlrs $.. llnlvirm.! Aulo Body Repair ROTOTIMJBII WITH OI'KRATUll — TV rKWitri'tiiis. AI>IUN<; .Machine) Inn wltnlnw nhades. denl; Front fiid londnr, tiiictor, illsr, rake; Expertly on tiraldetl nylon. $1,50 • \M maki's ni-w nr used. Guarantee i-rocUs, Dlil fn.«hltniPil w;i«h with operator. Hourly, dally 0164271 it rand. Rtcrltng clnspi) from 7fte, rn tablr, drop lr«f KXI'EHT PA1NT1NU and body re- '60 RENAULT $249 \AI\V JI.« I'.'-V Sirpii'o'N. H'l M mi inn nt lllg UcCarthT RKURHILLER', .18 Hmad 81. '60VOLKS $ 995 pot, (H|(Iii and end Call pair. Moderats prlcei Chavrolet, Atlantlo HlKhlanda. 201-0^05 Home Improvements Coral two-door teddn. Four-door mviUiii autii Fainting and Decorating vlUK. nmi|>U-I LAWN MOWBH (.nod working con- WORIUNO MAN'JJ contractor. Alter- Wi )>QUtn\n; ill lion. |20. CAII III 7M;i!H Auto and Truck Rental atlons. Additions, painting, masonry, 1* a. IUIJ. — Painter interior and •mall Jobs too. Phone •vtnlngi S66- eiterlor. No Jobs too targe or too HMALL MOIIKRN flOKA - - Until two. 1714. •mall. Very reasonable. Call 7*7-0430. Sj.rlnKB rxcpHent. IU|M bumper a.nd AVIS ltont « naw ear or truck. Lay* SPECIAL no a run. 74l-om_ raits. Mails Ave., Red Bank. 7iT- GHARLSS HOWBR COiSTRACTOCOiSCOR CAUL 11. JONK3 — Painting and 030S. TH-SUL Dally 7 a.rn,.10 p.m. Addition i. Improvement!, RsmodalRdl- decorating. Fully inaurad. For fra* H(>.\nt<> IZ u e spir.rppll MOVINd -~Olli«on rprrlgerator. fre**- Inn. AH » majon work. 1VJ-U19. latlmata call 747-SOtl, If no anawar 1958 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof. R/H 3O-d«y unconditional guarantee.$795 rotary niiiwfr. 1'HKD TWICB. ilrtRi fi io[i; Junior dln«tt« art; mahogany oall after 0 p.m. A airatlun 1 It.p. eilKl u. I'prfcct. Co ronnlin titblp. I'iui four leather up- Moving and Storage l l lURfiDf DIaniondi Bought or Reityled HK1.I. 7417MI ntlrr 3:M_ p.m. 'LOHK <>("!' KNTATK I DUAL WAY WIU* MOVE — '11ir«« Roofing. Siding and Insulation UNPAJNTED" FURNITURE" inrk WIMXI 10 pift'f illnitig l.at iia buy Itta illsmnnd, you don't rwmi |3O, four rooms %V1. flvn roomii vrry R'M>d i^ndll^tn, *1.1 wear or let us rrstyle them for you Ul, ilx roomi K'J- A110 World WI4a O1.HK.N OO. INC. Hoofing, Hiding __ t.'.'Sr'p OKK (!AHH t'ARUV IUHCOI'NT worn I. HiiiRlr hn\ wilh l>oi n personally. Reilssllles, 34 nmad flt. Bcrvlcft. For rra* astlmat* call 4B3- IniuUtloi) Inntallfd and Kiiaranuad nmttiTdn. Md, Ol3 15" 1UCBIDUNTIAL and commercial wlr- vaifRc*nt, rhrnnically III and difficult SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY ii , unit 'AI, n\'C.H • tng. N*w imtallatlon .or r*pi!r mining ear* patUnta. Mat* Hwy. li, ti> mill calls. M hour answeranswerlnl i rrlmrallfn 1'flKP O^IB^ t>ll3. Two EirHlif rondlllnn, IIO .Urolimon Av«,, •mall»r. Ca ••r»lr«. Allan JDltotrlc TIT-Mlt . Holmdal, ftMiSM •ervlei. T411700, North iy>n» Brnnrli, call J3I-477T. 741-9STI. -4- HOUSES FOR HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSp FOR V&X, HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE | THE DAILY Rf/,!5TF.R Fri

EXCITING LISTING hXhCUTlVb AREA bus Well constructed, low maintenance. Askinne $19,500. Four end Five Bedrooms • Vh to 3Va Ceramic Tlltd Bath» PART OF OLD ESTATE - This rambling, almost-new, big, Lmcroft: Fenced \ acre with woods in (he rear, three bedroom Two-car Garage • Full Basements rancher with four bedrooms, three full baths, paneled den, two real custom ranch, fireplace, lovely size den with beamed ceiling,' $2,000 REDUCTION ' Plenty ot Closed • Sidewalks 3 fireplaces, basement and two-car garage on an acre of landscaped recreation room in basement: Immediate occupancy, asking Brick and frame ranch on \ acre of ornamental and flowering Modern Kitchens. Complete with Dishwashers grounds is offered at $44,000. $24,000. OAner has purchased a new home. fruit trees. Living room with fireplace, dining room, eat-in kitchen, 1 two, bedrooms, and very special expansion possibilities. Garden MAGNIFICENT ! — Two riverfront acres, tall evergreens white LARljh ROOMS house $21 900 Little Silver: Colonial,, three large bedrooms, tile bath and tile birches, holly and maples. Winding drive - hardtop. 12-room FROM $34,000 powder room, spacious living loom with lireplace, large dining i\'2 ACRE ESTATE modern residence. V/2 tiled baths. Four master bedrooms. First room and kitchen, enclosed porch, cellar and garage—only $10U: Transferred owner must sacrifice Custom-built, one year old floor in-law apartment. Two fireplaces. Recreation roc Three-car garage. $72,509 asking. Taxes Jl 200, • to heat this lo\ely roomy home—owner nov, living in North Jer-jhome. Five bedrooms, 3'/i baths, living room, and dining room ANOTHER KLEINER BROS. CUSTOM-BUILT COMMUNITY sey, asking $24,900. with a woodland view, large eat-in kitchen—fully equipped, family room, paneled don. Hot water heat. Taxes $988. Asking less than 804 River Rd. 747 - 4100 Fair Haven YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT replacement cosl at $53,950. Telephone for appointment! FOR INFORMATION CALL Lovely three bedroom ranch, tile bath, 26-foot living room-dining area, large modern kitchen, hot water heat, full cellar, large lot CONTEMPORARY-NEAR RIVER HOUSES FOR SALE 7477-4385 HOUSES FOR SALE 671-3200 • — asking $14,990. 1 Beautiful wooded area. I ,;( aero with native holly, dogwood, DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 south to Nnvtslnlc River Rd.; turn rljhl on Navtslnk to etc. Five bedrooms, large kitchen with breakfast area and all ;FOUR BEDROOM IN LITTLE SILVER REDDEN AGENCY STANLEY K. DOWNS Nutswamp Rfl.; turn right to model homes. Ot t- ...... ,. .,••. ilatest equipment built-in. Fireplaces in living room and family Stone fireplace m lying room, separate dining room, tile kitchen \wom< $T£ tiled baths Basement, game room, two-car garage,

Realtors — Insurorj REALTOR and laundry breakfast area full cellar, two-car garage, good ^hi-ee zone Jl0t water heat, River view and river rights. Excel' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE schools, near bus - asking $23,900. ,lent construction. Call for appointment. $59,500. Member of Red Bank "Homes of Charm and Value" Multiple Listing Service SHREWSBURY Tho SEA BRIGHT — River and ocean 741-1017 Cozy comfortable three bedroom Ranch, with log burning fire- front summer, home with living NAVESINK WATERFRONT - HALL BROS. REALTORS place for moss chilly share evenings. Enclosed porch, oversized room, den, kitchen, pantry, two Attractive custom built Colonial Member Multiple Listing Service McGOWAN 813 River Rd. Fair Haven patio, ideal for barbecues. 75x237 landscaped lot is beautifully screened porches, four bedrooms, overlooking the river. Center hall, ihrubbed for privacy. Call now for immediate action. $20,500. Sycamore Ave. AGENCY bath, garage, dock to deep water, • 741 - 7686 large living room with fireplace, Shrewsbury private beach and ocean front paneled den* formal dining room, Member Multiple Listing Service DON'T FENCE ME IN RIVER RIGHTS - Solid tar> RUMSON platform, $18,000. eat-in kitchen with latest appli- Lots of room in this gorgeous four bedroom 2Y2 bath corner pro- estry brick English Tudor home. ONE OF A KIND — New four-bedroom Colonial under construc- ances. Three exceptionally large Four-bedroom home in fine condi- perty split. Extra kitchen in basement, which is finished in Knotty Nearly an acre of landscaped tion. Living room with fireplace, LITTLE, SILVER - Spring St. tion, 2'A tiled baths, Center hall, formal dinjng room, paneled bedrooms, V/t baths, two-car gn- Pine, newly decorated. Floridian doors in recreation room open grounds, stately. trees. Center fining Convenient to bus and Red Bank. den, basement, and garage. Features include lovely shade trees rage. Also a lovely healed porch room, kitchen, den. A full onto oversized patio. City sewers. A service free home, Only hall. Living room 18' x 26' with • •• Tree shaded. 89x164, lot. Attrac- and brook, a short walk to Fair Haven Schools, choice of deco- tnd recreation, room. Central air bath "on each floor. Close to $21,000. fireplace. Formal dining room tive while ranch with paneled rating last chance for a real buy at $22,900. conditioning. Plaster walls. Beau- schools and, transportation. Cily 17' x 18'. Tile kitchen and break- sewers. Good'family home. Best living room 12x28, cheerful kitch- tiful grounds with steps leading fast DO YOU NEED FOUR BEDROOMS?? fast room. Four large, bedrooms. en, three large bedrooms, bath, RIVER OAKS RANCHER - Immaculate. Three-bedrooms, two to observation deck and dock. * terms arranged. Call for appoint- Four year old Cape, ready for expansion, plenty of ground, alu- Master, bedroom 18' x 26' with screened breezeway and attached tiled balhs. Paneled den, living room with fireplace, modern Call for appointment to see, can- ment. $23,500. minum storms and screens, washer and dryerj city sewers. fireplace. Four tiled baths. Base- garage. Partial basement, Black- not beduplicatedfor $50,000. Ask- kitchen, formal dining room, plus large sewing or general purpose ment. Two-car garage. This ex- top drive Pleasant surroundings Liberal terms or take over low interest VA mortgage, with pay- ing $44,900. ' LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL room. Two-car attached garage. Large patio in secluded well ceptional home will please the Only $18,000 for a limited time. ments of $102 per mbnth. Full price $14,500. Call 671-3311 NOW. Brick front home iir'central loca- landscaped setting. First time offered. $31,500. most discriminating. Like new tion. Living room, dining room, TWO MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES — SEND fOR FREE CATALOG JUST LISTED! Comfortable older condition. Replacement cost over SEA BRIGHT—Occanfront brick kitchen, three bedrooms, l'/ FAIR HAVEN BUSINESS ZONE - Charming six-room Early Red Bank home. Entrance hall, $65,000. A very, outstanding-value! 2 Colonial, River rights, six rooms, TRADE OR EXCHANGE YOUR HOME baths, enclosed porch, patio, American frame Colonial. Excellent location for business or pro- attractive living room, large din- $42,500. tile bath, fireplace, heated sun- 24 HOUR SERVICE — OPEN 7 DAYS basement, attached garage. Im- fessional offices. Won't last long. Just offered at $11,900. Ing room, modern kitchen, three porch, hot y/ater oil heat, two- maculate throughout. Very eco- good siied bedrooms, tile bath, car garage. Only $19,500. RIVERFRONT COLONIAL - A nomical heat reflects excellence of new furnance, sewers, low taxes. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE modern home and very attrac- construction. . We have key. HOUSES FOR SALE $19,500. FAIR HAVEN - Small all-year tive. 23' x 14' living room with Owner moved, asking $24,900, bungalow with living room, din- fireplace. Dining room. Spacious RED BANK — Two-story three- HIGH ON A HILL overlooking ing kitchen, enclosed porch, two FAIR HAVEN - Older three-bed- JNCROFT — Split level, one car CHAPEL HILL HOMES kitchen, breakfast area. Three bedroom home. Excellent condi- the ocean. Atlantic Highlands small bedrooms and bath, hot room Colonial. Living room with ;arage attached, large lot wall- large bedrooms. Sundeck. ion throughout. Full "dry base- home with seven bedrooms and Three-bedroom' home. Living water oil heat, two-car garage, fireplace, dining room, kitchen, .o-wall carpet. 4^% interest, low Screened porch for entertaining. rpent, beautiful grounds. Con- two baths. City sewers, good room, dining room, kitchen, base- secluded plot with shade trees, enclosed porch, basement, ga- nonthly payments. Close to St. SEE. .. Exceptional value! Reduced from venient to Branch Ave. bus lines, «ize lot. Fine home for large ment, city sewers, good schools. vie,w of river. $12,500. rage, $11,900. Leo's, Garden State Parkway. $31,500. NOW $28,900. Immediate occupancy. Price $17,' family; Reduced to $27,500. Taxes under. $250. Owner wants Asking $20,000. THIS SHREWSBURY - Attractive im- 500. offers. Best terms arranged. $11,- HOLMDEL - Gorgeous view, ex- DISTINGUISHED NEW ATTENTION BOATSMEN - At- "WIDE SELECTION OF JOHN L MINUGH maculate Cape Cod. Living room 500. • reme privacy large variety of with fireplace and beamed ceil- RUMSON - Almost new three- tractive Rumson home with 103' CHOICE HOMES" REALTORS-INSURORS :rees and shrubs, two bedrooms, ing, modern kitchen, dining room, bqdvoom rancher, move-ii\ condi of bulkheading. Large living room REALTORS living room, kitchen and -lafge RANCH MODEL overlooking the water, country- Member of Red Bank den, garage, nicely landscaped, tion. Convenient to boating, walk' 258 Newman Springs Rd; ' screened porch. WA acres. 160,- style kitchen, foilr bedrooms, two STANLEY K. DOWNS Multiple Listing Service $17,660. iff distance to Holy Cross school READY. FOR OCCUPANCY 000. . : baths,-sun deck; hot water heat. Red BanV. .747-3000 and bus. Price $16,000. 5^ Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3500 LITTLE SILVER - Unusually HOLMDEL — Brick home located WITH Offered at $33,500. 74W0I7 • Threi Bfdroomi 24 Hourt '. 7 D«ys charming four-bedroom Cape on seven acres rolling land well UNCROFT—Hilltop acres. Four- • Two Full Bithl •ATLANTIC ' HIGHLANDS Cod. Stone fireplace in living landscaped. Asking $50,000. bedroom two-bath rancher. 11x14 741-9100 Two-family liouse," Four bedroorhs Fruit wood Birch Cabinets tn CaJorto OFFERED TO QUALIFIED VETS lower apartment; two bedrooms upper room, dining room, kitchen with den, enclosed porch, full base^ WHY GUESS? HOLMDEL — For horses or chil- Equipped Kitchens NO DOWN PAYMENT apartment. Fireplace in living room. dining area, two baths, closets ment, two-car garage, fully land- Two-Car G»rap Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. ALREADY F-H.A. APPKAISED »87 A MONTH APPROXIMATE Finished game room In basement. drens' day camp, located on galore, basement, two-car garage, scaped-large trees. Offered at • Full Buement x THREE BEDROOM RANCH Patio, Steam heat by oil. Corner beautiful landscaped property, Corner Bergen PI. , G.I. NO DOWN F.H.A. $150 DOWN STOP! LOOK! BUY! - Slop raying lot. In Ideal residential neighborhood. lovely shaded lot, $23,900. 532,500, Substantial two-story home. Three bed- rent- Look at this beautiful |ioma and Asking |16,500. historical background 30 acres or Colonial and Modern Stria DealfQi RED BANK rooms, bath, family sized kitchen and you will liuy. Three bedroom randi, full will divide. $150,000, dining room, Full basement, hot water ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ROLAND PIERSON WEART-NEMETH ' Call or write for a heat. Neat and coZy. , SON VETS 5350 DOWN OVERLOOKING BAY AND OCEAN- PRICE $21,700 $11,100 FTJUL PRICE Beautiful; old " ljop\«i •(ully furrUs\wti( HOLMDEL — Professional buSd- . complete brochure $14,900 '*" ... *-—-JPHAJJ*'PMVAl; , tlp AGENCY SUBJECT TO VA A-VD JTH \seboa.rd, hot valor heat, two bathi, AGENCY ing or pleasant home Coianijjl AVERAGE LOT SIZE H-ACIIB . raKe,..Jruil> trees.;"dKsklps S1B.301J. G.I. NO DOWN fr-HO^W DOWN OFFERED TO ot-ALlthED VETS style, immediate posses'slon, low NEAR W3D BANK PARKWAY EN- Two-family house. Four and five, REALTOR REALTOR Dlrectloni: Routa 3S to Ohnpel Hill Ranch — Three bedrooms, dininK room. NO DOWN PAYMENT taxes, three-car garage. Asking fid, (.at OasU Reatxurant), Chapel Hill TRANCE. Remodeled itory and i half. game room, garage, large patio and a SIS.500 FULL PRICE Living room 13x24. Dining room NAVESINK $24,500. Rd. one bloek to Dtnemtr i5r. and screened porch etc. THREE BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL Two-family house. Four anil five 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner 102 WEST FRONT ST. model home. 13xH Three berirooma. Enclosed KE A I'ROUr) HOME OWNER — S(e porch;- Basement. Oarage. |lt,500. Or- $15,600 •ooma. Hot air heat. Detached (;«• this three-beclroom,. recreation room, -•Hgc, Screens .and storms. New root, Newman Springs Rd. 741-2240 itTM Invltad. NO CLOSING COSTS! '•i hatbs, carport. . . Corner property, 1003^125. Asking $12,- STANLEY STUWELL •BUILT BY PIELAET, Inc. (Near Garden State Parkway) NON VETS 570(1 DOWN 900, 24-HOUR SERVICE RIVERFRONT. EXCELLENT LOCA- O.I. NO DOWN" J f.H.A.' *60fl ."DOWN 1 Real Estate Broker Eye-catching three-bedroom ranch Full P rn (j t. i»m HB' M. ' 't Red Bank P.O. 741-7575 TION. Bulkheaded plot, nicely Unrl- SUB X EHA^f 741-3306 •caped. Win »nry- Spicloua llv basement with recreation room. Nicely THE'""'- Insurance Member of RWBank Ins room. NrepUce. Dining room. Tiled landscaped property. Lots of extras too! SHOREWAY MEMBER riolmdel 946-8383 kitchen. BrtikliM room. Two bed- BROOK AGENCY Multiple Listing Service rooms tiled- hath. Expansion second $16,400 OF RED BANK floor with third bedroom, bath, room 8 B B B REALTY, INC. Realtor MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 'FREEHOLD tor fourth. Attached garage. Base- GOOD BUY RUMSON RANCH - In cholc* loca- ment. J30.000. Highway 35 Holmdel Bank Building A'tlajitlCt H&hlandi IN-LAWS CROWDING YOU? tion on btkutlluJJy landicaped lot THE KIRWAN COMPANV live ACRES, large thrse bedrt.... Three-bedroom ranch! largo living (Off Union Ave.) 264-7010 Over*lied living room with rirsplace, REALTORS 1NSUHOR California Ranoh. HUKe living room room, kltch«n and full basement. Con formal dining room, kitchen and den, OAK HILL. HILLTOP RANCH. Vacant with stone FIREPLACE. Dining roam, CamblnsHon. family room and kitchen ! EDNA M. NETTER veniently located. ii/i^HMr r««r yard large icreened porch. Four twin-sited BELFORD KJ5YPORT MID'DLI"T6\VN" modern kllchen wllh dishwmher. Huge Priced to sell ictjrS&OOD bedroom', three Iliad baths. Pull base- Wxll Three hetlroomj. two baths. B B B B REALTOR family room with INDOOR BAR- ment. Two-car jarage. Room for Basement partially paneled. Attached 787-5500 244-0745 AN UNUSUALLY DISTINCTIVE LOW-SLUNG CALIFORNIA RAM- NEAB BKO BANK,— Split level homf FARMS-HOMES -INDUSTRIAL SITEB REQl'E. Flower decked patio, base- LAWLEr'A expansion. $50,503. •Iran. Extras. J27.7O0. Owner wants on weU ,00O. Ask lor Mr. Cox. THE Multiple Listing Ranch offers lull- family living. With cive to lelmrely living. Try thl* for llxe ",. 747-4121 Rent- Estate Jor 10 years ai appliances, full basement, garage, DUTCH COLONIAL — Fireplace In Custom features auch as centra! tlr FAIR HAVEN - .Inviting frame JOSEPH M, RACINA AGENCY,, living room, three beriroomt, l'i baths. PA 1-7777 - • 60 ,ttfhltc.-St. ,R,ed Bank. 741-7300 and '.i ACRE trefi/ihaded, Convanlent conditioning, thermopane windows ranch, three bedrooms, tile bath, FREE SUMMER LIST to ihopplnt, tnuijportaMon,' ichooll. Overslzetl garage Wiltf Urge aditcent Uiroughout. large loyer entrance, inn BIBB SHREWSBURY "AREA — Death In 1 room available for professional use. KBEK»> OF CHARM —• Lovely oldtt LITTLE SILVER Monmouin County, (arms, lorease, aad churches. Onir IUvdOO. plus family room. Located In a lovtly full basement, baseboard gas family forces sale of attractive four-' tioma and commercial property. Mtny Swimming pnoi complete with equip' wooderl area on a dead-end street ye"t home In 1/icuit. has living room, din- Four-bedroom. two-batH borne available bedroom rancli home at $20,500. Gooil heat, attached garage, brook in real good buys. FARMS 4 COUNTRY HOMES ment. Con ven lent to river, schools near enough to BChools and churches. ing room,- den, sunroom. large kitchen, NOW. Large living room'and fireplace, neighborhood. Seml-fintsried game roam and transportation. 119,600. Reduced to J33.5O0. lour bedrooms, 1*4 baths and lavatory, rear, large plot. Now priced at dining room, full basement, garage. in basement, Laundry. Large corner lot- FROM J7.5O0 •creened summer house-four garages, Three air conditioner included. Call MERRITT R. LAMSON, INC. $17,500. Good location. Offered nt S!0.000. PHILIP J. BOWERS & COCROWEL. L AGENCY, Realior additional building containing two me rtlately . ' ' • Realtor! • Multiple LIstinR modern •.ps-rtments, each with living RUMSON '— Compact frame CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor A&ENCY 63 Hlvcrside 711-1030 Red Bank Real Estate and Insurance Hcnl Estate for 70 yearn room, fireplace, sunroom, two bed- 63 niversldc ..'7ilH03> • Reel Bank RAY STILLMAN, Realtor 58 West Mala SL freehold 0 While fit. Ked Bank 7*1-720(1 OppositB Molly Pitcher Inn rooms, «bout one acre all for »«.- ranch, three bedrooms, tiled 10 E, Main SL, Freehold, N. J. Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn "Our 446t h Year"" 462-0-HO (82.3535 • Evening: 462-3378 MO. . bath, hot air Ras heat, detached Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 7*1*8600 LITTLE SILVER — Rustic Colonial OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK RED BANK HOLLAND.HILL PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO.oversized garage, ample grounds. Ranch convenient, lo -schools, shopping NEW SHREWSBURY — Three-bedroom LINCROFT ONE ACRH WOODED WITH BROOK FIVE BEDROOMS Multiple Listing $16,500. rid transportation. Stone fireplace in ranch. Living room and dining room NEWLY BUILT HOMES — Three tnd B B B & COZY CAPE COD living room, iieparate dining room, witn wall-to-wall carpeting, Kitchen with four-bedroom Colonials, one acre lite, RED BANK — Pleasant older home Two-story Colonial, center hall, llvlni Re»l Estate for TO yean dishwasher, > laundry room, two bathfl, Situated In fine residential arei. Tw. oom. dining room, extra large kltch- go White St. Red Bank 741-720O modern eat-In kitchen, four twin sized from $32,900. Liberal financing avail- In good condition. Can be used at DENNIS K. BYRNE bedrooms, two tiled baths, separate p room and den, $10,500. 741-6046. able, home trade-In plin, Greeotree tour bedroom, two bath home or con-or three rieriruomH, living room with n, den with wall anfi celling panel, MIDDLETOWN — Split level, ellht ldry room, full basement. Attached Terrace oft Newman Sprlnga fW,. next Mreplace, tllp bath, oil firerl hoi water false beams, and fireplace, 2',j UIB rooms, four bedrooms, TV room, dining ESTATE AREA — 54 Gooseneck Point; verted Into iwo ramtly dwelling by icat. full basement, black-top driveway, REALTOR-INSUROR two-car garage. Fenced and shaded to Christian Brothers Academy. 229-133*. the closing of one door. Convenient balhi, mud room and laundry. Full area. Beautifully landscaped, large rear yard Won't [ant at S23.900. river nph,ts. Twelye rooms, five baths. itnnns and screens, city sewers. 5700 cellar, iiVo-car garaRe. By appointmtnl Price 554,000,. Call 74MJU alter 7 for to achools, shopping and transporta- down. |125 a month pays all prlnclal trees near se-hools anil churches, walk- West River Rd. Rumson ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. tion. 516.500. inly. Call builder. Occupancy Beptsm- Inc distance to all buses. Immediate Realtor 555 Prospect Ave,, Llttl« Sil- 'appointment. RUMSOH — Colonial. Utree bcdroomi, Itrral, tflxes, Itmurance. St. Jamei )er 15. 1 Glenway, Holmdel. 138,900 Phone 842-1150 1 ish. $17,500. Call owner 747-5605. occupancy. Call after 6 p.m. 671-0841). ver. 741-4500, EAST KEANBBURG — Only J72OO buys I - baths, lull dry bagpment, large PHILIP J. BOWER* & CO. HAROLD HARRISON NORMANDY SHORES — Three-bed- screened porch, brick fireplace, beauti- 531-4256 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING his seven-room, year round hoiiiR, Multiple Lilting room ranch, seven year.! old. Lnrte DIAL DIRECT paneled 'ton, tour twin sized bcilroomn, COLTS NECK ~ Modern irtoni-lrlmmed late colonial, living room with fire- arg» lot. Appraised for 517,800. Selling thrc« Illod bath*, two-air attache'! j-n- linn. Overseas transfer forces (acrlUc 303-30110 Evenings 182-WB5 ir $16,Rt». ImmedlBto uccupmicy. Home. V,i ImthH, \n\ne\e<\ rumpus rnoni place, dining room, lovely kitchen, den. MIDDLETOWN—Luxury alr-condltloned RED HANK AREA — Tranjtprre-l tv, Central air conditlmilnB for sum* sale way below- fair market value of NEW LISTING — Excellently cared Itowtinr room. Heated and air coiirti- nine- rooms, three baths, two kltchem. owner anxious lor oilers. Luxury type •JH1-1473. frijoymont. W;ill-to-Wii(l carpet, Slft.ftOO May assume Vh per cent mort- itlached sarsvge, W acres, Many un- lor three-bedroom, two bath ranch with i.iual featuren. 162-3433. Honed porch on main floor. UpaUlri Ail appliances, drapes and carpeted. Colonial only two year* olo. September FOUR-BEDROOM — Town house with and living room and din trip room RJIRC wild lf>w rlown pnyrncnt. Write f I replace In llvinfi room, den. utility has throe-large bedroom J, two-baths One acre, brook. • $46,000. 671-2832. occupancy. Four bedrooms finest nelgn- charm, Fireplaces In living room and (tmpcrles. Pr^-acy plus i*t $.**I.fKtfK •A.G." Rox 511. Rrd Bank. mom. Ifl nnw offered due to eager tONT — Immaculate five nnrt plenty nt closets. Basement has borhoocl with tall trees. Call owner 747- master bedroom. Convenient to, school, KLWOOIt A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, [runs/erred owner. Excellent tiind.scap- room cotta-Re, scenic living room over recreation room Beautiful gardens. RUM8ON — Here's a cutey that un- O17ft. Price in low forties or will rent. LiNCKOI'T — Custom lifliit ranrh. Dock, niparlan rlglits Entire house • xpectedly fell in our'laps with plrn*- shops, churches. Unusual closet spuce. Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave, Little Sil- I'liistrr wnlls, three bedrooms, bnth, li>K done by one of trie counties out- locking river, dining area, nice mcxlerr 747-039*. vcr. 741-^5tHJ. UtnlinR architects. Larfce frncptl-in '..lichen, two bedrooms and tiled biith iilr-nmrlHmnerl. A very pr.'lty home at urB so that we can of/er It to you. OAK HILL — Ranch in pretty letting l:irgp livinp riM>m with flrcplarc Kit- (14,000. RUSSELL M BORD6 Real- Three-bedroom ranch six years old and in liHcht-Ti. I"lr>rirt)i room, full ..baie- •iu*.i yard, this ho\i»p has excclleM liulU-lr. 27' swimming pool. Largfi patio ot trees wllh brook, privacy. Living 11A7.LET — Thro?, bedrooms, apllt level RPUT LBVKIJ -- Three bpslrooms, 2' 1 lorN. HOn Itlver JM.. Fair Haven 747- hi very good condition. Excellent fi- le l'i baths. Large recreation IB. One btnek from Llricroft cente ment AM; v)\?<\ fiar^K* . On S litre, Inflation, ami we're proud to present Private dock. High, dry area. V\v, 1531'. Member Multiple Listing Service. room 18x14, with brick fireplace wall. It, to you fit this time. Asking J29.BO0. minutes or If si to railroad statioi nancing for the qualified buyer. Asking Dining room, kitchen with dininR area. riorn. screened porch. F1IA appraised. 10 Coronet Ave. 741-300,1. r.nil 717-^2. $18,500. OLAZEBROOK AGENCY. Reali $775 down. Near transportation, school! OLAZEHROOK AGENCY, Realtor. Avr- and Rfd Hank shop pint;. Ht'lieve it o Utility room. Three bedrooms, master MIDI") L KTO\V>f-^ Flv^nioni Mrlc~~~k fron~ t k¥wrsiIiiifvVSBURK - Colonial. Four riueof Two Rivera, Rutnaon. fi42-nofl, not only il7..VW. EMVOOD A. ARMMIDHLKTOWN - Threa • bedroom lor. Avenue of Two Rivers. RumBOti. bedroom 13x14 with walk-In closet. Two mid churches. Call M4-51J4 ««-170O. cli, fireplace, T»»r<:h. ' , ncre, Ap- bpilroonm tiiroc bith.', Excellftit cn- NINE" LA«lo"B~ROOMS~^~fhreiri;onv STItO^G AGENCY Realtor, 355 Pros ranch, 20sl2 living raom. kitchen, tile baths Paneled family room 24x12. Attic MOVING EAST — Will sell beautiful ironic jiectlnn. J>71-3763. dltlon. IBI go__mr>mn_. $27,500. 7«.fi38jj, :P biiths, coinplelply nlr comlitiDned. • " Avf.. Lilt le Silver 7IM5t)O t>;illi, nrreeneit porch, hiinemenl, W)xl50 THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - On storage. Lot* of closet space. 529.900. home In Florida at »" sacrifice. Quick S.T.500 worth of new landscaping on tot. Asking $l».mm. SCUANCK AGEN- Hall 67MRS6 for Inspection. SflREWSBUltY^rrireMicdToom ranch, K i: fu j ~s i t~~H\ci '(i 75x100 lot. Many extras. 114.200 Firm. sale. Call 741-M14, Inrse Int. Aluminum . acres, 12x^4' outside work Mied, CY. Realtor, h Linden PI Red Bank. 787-4077. •I' c'iniimon. lovely cmuiirl^, l,lr,,| m ranch Ktrat limp offered at this ridiculous] 7«T-03J»7. FLORIDA-LAKE WORTH. Two liert- MUST MOVE - 518.700, ««ven room tvi ,hcr and dryer. oversized two-car garage, upMafr* can 'cntlon. liy owner. Jlfl.MO, 74M6K0. used HA mother-In-law fiii;*rimpnt. , S^l.fxm yi IN SHREWSBURY — Charming two- •oomn, kllchp^i. dinette, living room. unlit Alr-condltlonerl. l>; linti.s. Largo : $i4.fKKt 3(il-28fi(>. acr i;irpe utility room. All electric:. Taxes IIDDLKTOWN - .Tw(i-hC(lroom ranch, abundant closft space, on »choo] bui 'put level on Vt wllh screen." PRICE RKDCCED - 15 Lincoln Ot., story, three-bedroom home, on large lot. Good location. CallJJH-28M. 1\\! O \TfiK~A N D~fiXltAGE A PA RTM ENT fr wooded lot. Closs lo schools .nnl Inina- 530.06 annually. Completely furnished, line nt-ar \\>tn\ UIIM-S. Spur ChrLsllan Ki-Jinatiurg, Tw« year round tvm»e* RANCH HOME — Hall acts pluj! nrotliers Acmlemy. Iteiluned for rmick Store, Near achoota, transportntlon. Ir with two-car garage on (K)xl30' lot which portdtton. Low taxes. Immediate oc- Hxld llvlnB room. Uxli (lining ruom. 1 mediate ocrupiinry. Option I'. Inly fuin 1 school*;, nhun tip's and ocean. Cal] 222- 1 runs [uroiijh two streets. Live tn ont. cupancy. K3.8OO: Call W-DM3. e at $12 500 Call 642-04B7-or write f 12x20 den three family bedrooms, I ,-.. .'Nlfi aftrr -> I'.m. ture, at aarriflcp Open house Balm rnnl other, One his fivi rooms, two MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom ranch, Y" Van Hrunt, 4M4 Colle Dr.. Like bnthj. Hxl7 mclMtd pnrcli. -'5x45 iN'fJB? Atlnicllvp. i-unlyrn • ranch hits d;ty and Sunday. Cull iifter 5:3(1 WPe-ilj bedrooms. Hi balh*. new hardwood Worth, Fla. ___ _• fprttures such nn j?clf€L hardwood floora, w.-iTROFT ~R*-(hired KMO In $26.00(1 IDEAL HOME -~For cmipTe. i>iw taiT all day Saturday and Funday. m-llii two baths wooded lot, walk to schools. nwlmmlni! pool, real vuliu. nt KOMI. 1 floors, porch tnd hnl wt,t»r oil fired Owner transferred. 121.500. 787.5280. twn cfinimlc lilrd l>;itiis. many cb. " for i|iui'k sale. Beautiful four-bedroom tn. Two bedrooms, pfil-in klichen. C,\ IOT Miiri-liy R.|.. Mldillrtown. heat Other hnnse. tnr*f roftms, hath, •OWNER ANXIOUS TO SBLL—PreMnl SCUANCK AdENCY. TVnltor, « Linden 1 mortgage can be ajidurnetl or refi- home ton larjte, attractive split level PI.. np.1!>7. icliiXf G.p; wall nvpti Rntl conk top. t fninlly room. 2 - ha this, hrlck porch and pa tin, Gis heat ClOfB to FREEHOLD AREA — Luxurious Tour- "(Hifrrlc flrlve. >T'>p nrra M'tionlK. Rnrnl iter in foyer and much more. .Near nanrefl. Larfie lot on i|etn!-rjii)\n. stores and transportation. In- In lino Fair Haven *ren,. Large IIVITIR tra Inrge modern kitrhrn. sepiiriitB dli bedroom, bi-leyel. two years old. view, room, dining /room, modern kitchen. •oinmntlnK New York, • Nfwnrk. Immc- win and nhnfipin*. Call owner T41- Tlose to transportnli^n nnd stioiiping. (•iilrr> at ahnvt addreii or call 717-0*4+ two flreplsces, 2',i batHa. Uvo-car (en- with flrcplncn. "Vdlnlim room; ultl-licn. Ii;it# fii'i-iipnriry. P;ivr roaltnr'» fee On- Can be *,;en hv Jippnuitinnnt. Call ing room. Large living room, aun after 4 p.m. Three bedrooms, '1 'i •tiled bnlhs, y 523,WM) T.TJI 312-02(13 nvcnlnRS, porr.li. l'i rar garage. Chain link (en< rage. Near schools. Eitrns. JSO.IKsJ. rinlsbed gains mom wjth flr-*r)nce. t i Ir hath two bedrooms,, expansion" 7,CKT—- Thrre-hedronm ranch, full Mr. !>nntl>frt. 7I7-3H7 nficr I p.m. 462-53U. atllp spjiclmn fnoneh for \\\h nr Itirrr- FIVE-ROOMS - And hiith Kec liPlwfVn in badiyird, House and grnundi in e basement, enclosed porch, nttacheil r.i- nncti! finished recreation rrwm, c'linnt rondltfon. SHi.TifM). 1W\W\ MIDDLETOWN — Four Itodnmms. rer. race Top nrlinol locating A Ainu K.\fK)f> Hddlllonn] rooms pltiB hath. AtUcIifMi u'lu-.l RoriiRp. lull'*. land«r.Hpfil. 'M- 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 124 Center Ave., LIN CROFT — B«ven room tp!H Itvtl. Riif- t'.'ll Ml1ar with (uit^iilc <•>.- lifnl' Zlh ftmt lot fnmt I/i re* livirn Atlantic- HiKhlanriK. '.'!»i;M:i7. : reallon room, two baths. hns*mer>t. pfisfiEU, M HOKim. UeMltors, fiflfl •n with firc|>liifp, forinnl flininf: .ruT.i, walk to «rhool.«. morpii, hu«PS, f['.A\ Hi.-kin:F:ii ~ OWNKII ~mu7r ^i professionally landscaped, many extras, River Hrl . Fnlr Haven. 147-4M2. Mtm- trnnre. Call for nppninlinenl. fl12-05S.l. nn P,r; r; 1 <1 is |i*r mmith; '.vllli nl'ler iMinc on bfiitmrul tree MIH:| Centra) sir conditioned. (600 down to Direct iflle only. , . . in. llir.'p liixinmiiiH. MIM> n:un. l:np : write Box 234, Mlddletown. her Multiple IJistlnR Service, •UHjrrl porch, Full flnlslip.! li;is.-mcn! fi(m owner 2fii-Ht level, immedUlP orcupnnr.y. muds, living room, dining room f;c kllrhen. ,1,-u four hednioiriH pui qualified buyer Immtdlit* occupancy I jil-iv) (W.JIJ. A ftlii! v;\U\,' ft I -VJt.fl.Ml ItANf'i I ffoM*K "six niftrm*, full ItHPHEMj M ItflfU.'S, UejiHorK, fior 1 d porch, [nil basement, two-car ga APARTMENTS APARTMENTS r nr, Hltlr, twf>-rar ffa acr. storHR' ;i'. Only Si'i.WHi. ('wi\ for iiimoiiv BU8CH REALTY CO., M3-UM. APARTMENTS llivrr IM I-'air 11,-tvi-n Tr-I. ^-. i'iri- lilliiK« anil 2-n-i ncre («11\ lanrt- Mulh^|p_U'illiiK PiTvlrr. nolTTfi SJi;rK~ARKA - Co/.y iii^Trmii nl. RALHTON WATBRBl'IlY, Uea limiif, Rfifitmc nnd fl-tlilne. *. acre . 1H W>m Front at.. Red Hunk. MKJIN Firi.t" tinii- Hffprnl. ~V<d«rn rirluie kitchen, thiea bfd- PRESENTING KING JAMES dpcnriite Seve'i nn.ru Coi.nitil lUnrh MI Itcmitl- WT, Kivi- nHinih' (Md. two hdtJi^ njomn, H» lilerl bdllii, nrrepnetMn fill property, fiparlous living room, lii-nt, AllnrhM" RiiraRf. All in Irnn: Thrno s t!i Nr«M>fnr»\ -car Karaite, Inrge rrviinn. Owne norch. tttaiihfd f*rti«. Dry bailment. llnlnc. tchnn. pn lfwrrl T>"rrti. ilfntriK room, iii'i'lcrn iirluxc M!i bm h'K due to Heath In ftimhy. M M »)ei bound owner offering thli lovely Vh AND 4'/2 ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE Iliree licflimiriifi, P. ti.'ltllH, HlKL'.'f ire 1 li.Tfrrt l1:»n Af*ttnc SI') Mm by uorn* for oniy Ufi.WW. Don't hmtati. Thl King James Apartments ore tacked nwny In one of Atlantic Highlands qulelesl rcsidcnMol oreos. A mod- F,»K\ River IM.. liumBiln' hCJ-lt-fn' aftrr 747-Wifil. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONO AOKNCY. JlRe iMIMl-irlil-'ltC mnii\l< ntld Ollt. Vet- •Hltor. &M Proiftect Av«., Littl* flll- •rn shopping cenfer Is within walking distance. Buses to New York and Newark stop nenr the site daily. Ra good hiilkticad. f'app C»t\ «ty|l with lervlee Is available, from the center of town. King James Apartment! provide the kind of relnxnilon mat will ii-f I for i hi'dn-ii N'^Kiinn tniiui( dlnihft roiini. mddern kitchen, den. utili- WEST KEANSBURG Transferred, iiuint well, only IlLTM] oudltion Clote tn Holy Crosi School ty mom. 1'j bnthn. full ctllir, at- door, dff each dining arsa. ' IIPPII.VI |., mk* (iv.>r owner'? !U'nti;«i-.- niir-v jut*!!1 n.vl S>w Y'irk A^klnjt J • PRIVATE BASEMENT STORAGE providad 1 - i«p fireplic* *21,9o() Ci!I Three-boclroom rnnch, dryer included, nirci'-.icliiHiin, I .. UnUi houip, pxeel- ':.!.,MKI. ChY/.KlilU'KlH AfiKNTV. KP.I " • WALL-TO-WALL BROADLOOM CARPET- for «ach apartment . < - liH rpsirlnlliil (irr.i. PAI'I, I'. MOV A. Available SaptAmber I ... $125. PLKASI'liK MAY 8KC - On rlv- ING in itcond floor iparimanti. • PRIVATE LAUNDRY ... in e«cli building. HIM. A1UIA Kutir- 'HIM M.I'iTOWN Attrmllvn iwo-M'TV tiiitli willi hiirh." Ixn'«ly locution AKV- RARITAN TOWNSHIP '•htixii.ti; Iwi twin xl/» tip.luwmid, COMPLETE. HOT POINT ALL-ELECTRIC • PRIVATE, LUXURY SWIMMING POOL. IIIR jn :i(«l Hxwiu-ui A A*fUt» Ml- Move rigKi in. Thro«-budroom h&m«, KITCHEN with pUnty o( cabinul ip«c«. compUto with all acctmorifii . . . KIDDIE «MT. 75x100-ff. lot ... $125. POOL . . . BARBECUE PITS . . . CHIL- hl irii roi,n;;i,M, W,i|i rlMimlng AIR-CONDITIONING by "F.dd.rs." DREN'S PLAYGROUND AREA . . . ADULT UNION BEACH I-ITTI.K .'ULVKi; • Kin* m/*-t rsni h • HOT-WATER BASEBOARD HEATING with BRQOKSIDE LOUNGING AREA . . . just Throe-bitdroom homf>, furnlihad . , . $ I 50» -HTOWX ll,ini red rnp.- CM - ri»'ins A*'iM jvtfriv individual apartment tharmoitati. for riiid«nts of King Jam«i Apartments. lr^plflr*-, river rjphl.i U>r.-<. ti^r h\ f .i r». i! V I'.-nn IfllK* Ii v IIIK rnxm. I nrtf full mre -MDI I'itt- ln'<. (•• H A. ili-ri. Nenr ir.iln Inr c(r YUM! !>!»,.. me, ,!/|.-| flu ,1. f gathf -oi'l iii^.riiiK*"! nl \T: ,',-Vi A«Klri(t J2M00 (1 FROM $132 INCLUDES HEAT — HOT WATER — PRIVATE POOL nK wfxvl*. llfi,.Viri 717 11^. i^hM^ Lci.tii ••[•f! i *'•'•> i'l M.AMM'KH M.KNCY. Oil K'litf, Jf» EDWIN S. STARK ItKH HANK HoMK "iin- K;(il niv»r rtd . Rumi!"ii. ^t: Wi, Model Apartment Opon Every Day 11:00 A^M. to 6:00 P.M. te r-unrllltfin Three ueihu-mi- iv.\TKKFr"N I" WiMi '1'iik !!«!.(ii REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE CONSULTANTS l/iw lfi»", ^JT.rVKi A VP,K\> MAFKKn '1 (i pal i» i ri'ilv tlT .V»i. r.ii! TUT (Morn ClanlflM, Adi HWlf.36' 291-0770 ATL'ANTIQ HIGHLANDS- 1003 HWY. 36, UN|pN BEACH 264-0333 Ar".f;N<"'Yj711 Hr't.vl fit , Phrcwdb 'i irriN ,\]f)inp»o:i Avpjfn-l H»v. ,M, :!H-1»'K> On The Neat P4a«) U-Friisy, August 14, 19M THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES POK SALE NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTIC& TELEVISION Top Weekend TV HOUSES M* BALE MOUSES FOK urnux w*U mow* HVMfJUT (Conti THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Mai IU iFJjfjiwn on AugUM 12, iSW ud by tbdf ofdiiuuM* wiil be witblo ail; 7—Mow* there's a highly revealing se- rst reading end vu .iiid over for debt liinkatiofli prescribed by said l&w. 1:11 Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service further consideration upon second and AAi Not exceeding (4,400 on account i I-Giv» Us ttiU Day quence on the 10-year-olda ,who linal passage to a meeting of the Raid of interest, enttneerlaf and fbspectioti «-S*nnmttt Oakland Street Red Bank. N.J. Township Commltte* to be held at the costs, legal and accounting expense* become members of the Young East Front Street 741-8700 Red Bank, N. J, 3ommittee Meeting Rooms in the Mid- and the cont of issuance of said ob- Pioneers, pledge themselves to llelown Township Hall, at State High- Igstiona, as defined and auhtorized by 2—Summer Semester' 747-3445 IN A SETTING OF BEAUTIFUL TREES ay Route 35 and Kinna Highway, section 4OA:2-20 of said Law, Is and 4—Modern Moth the principles of Lenin and are [lddlelnwn, K. J, on Wednesday Eve- Shall be charged aa a pan or ihe 7—prelect Know—Education A perfect house (or a large family. The living room is # cost of said purpose to be Financed oriented to the strictures of Com- ,ng August 26, 1»S4 at H'M o'clock I'.W John Corrigan Patrick McAlary Eileen Hedberg 23x13 and has a fireplace, there is a dining room, modern . rn., at which time all persons lnter- by the Issuance of said obligations. I—Newi ond Wtottier munism. ste'l will be given an opportunity to 8. The full faith and credit of the 4—Today kitchen, family room 20x13 (paneled), four bedrooms and •ie heard. Township are hereby pledged tu the 7—Ann Southern MIDDLETOWN — Custom two-story Colonial home for you and three baths. Two-car garage, and a basement. The price of ELIZABETH HUBBS ' punctual payment of the principal of 1:30-2 — (7) — Issues and An- your children with extra 60x120' lot. Large living room and din- $39,500 includes almost new wall to wall carpeting. Acting Township Clerk and interest on the said obligations au- J:25 'RD1NANCE PROVIDING FOR THE thorized by this ofdinanee. Said obliga- S—Call To Prayer—Religion swers Speaker of the House of ing room, modern kitchen, den, utility room, V/2 baths, full cellar, ACQUISITION OK LAND FOK REC- .ions shall be direct, unlimited obliga- tions of the Township, and the Town- 7:10 Representatives, John W. McCor- attached garage, fireplace, combination storm windows, thre< ATTRACTIVE STARTER OR RETIREMENT HOME REATION PURPOSES IN AND BY 5—Meaning ot Communism minutes to Red Bank. $23,500. THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, ship "Khali bt obliged to levy ad val- mack, is interviewed by ABC cor- Consists of four large rooms and bath, full basement, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, orem taxes upon all the taxalbe prop- 7—Gait Storm partially paneled, excellent closet space, one-car garage, NEW JEKSUY. APPROPRIATING tin the Township for the pay- •:H respondent Howard K. Smith on FAIR HAVEN — Exclusive listing. Beautifully landscaped, inv realistically priced at $14,900, S53.0(lf> THEREFORE, AUTHORIZ- ment of said obligations and Interest 2—Captain Kangaroo such matters as the forthcoming maculate home. GE kitchen, 22' living room, formal dining room, ING THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OP. thereon without limitation as to rate 5—Sandy Becker — children NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP FOR or amount. 7—courojtous Cat—Cartoon! convention in Atlantic City, hopes wall-to-wall carpeting, three bedrooms, li/2 baths, glass enclosec LINCROFT .FINANCING SKCH APPROPR1 9. This ordinance shall taf^ affect for a Democratic victory in No- sun porch. Full cellar. Attached garage. Patio across back If your family is large and you need a new home, let us ATION AND AUTHORIZING THE /enty days after the first publication 1:21 MAKING OF AN APPLICATION thereof after final adoption, as provided 7—Billy Bang Bang—Cartoon vember, and the record of the Convenient to schools, shopping and transportation. $29,700. show you this one, only 20 months old. It has six bedrooms, AND ACEPTANCE OF FUNDS UN- by said Local Bond Law, Aug. H Sfifi.ftt 1:21 Congress during the Johnson Ad- three baths — a den, a family room — two-car garage. DER CHAPTER 45, LAWS OF 1961 7—News OLE SHREWSBURY — Exclusive listing. Charming location. Liv All in a setting of beautiful trees with a brook in the rear. OF THE STATE OF* NEW JERSEY. ministration. KNOWN AS THE NEW JERSEY NOTK'K 1:10 ing room, fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting, dining room, foui Asking price of $33,000. GHEEN ACRES LAND ACQUISI 7—Llttli Roscols—Comedy T10N ACT. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY bedrooms, two baths. Many extras. Owner being transferred CHANCKRV DIVISION' 1:43 1:55-5: OS—(9)—Baseball. New WHEREAS, Chapter 45 of the Laws s—King one Odlt^—Cartoons Must sell. $29,900. if 136! of the State of New Jersey MJONMOUTI! COUNTY York Mets vs. Philadelphia Phil- HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED 'rally known as the New Jersey DOCKET NO. F-3741-63 >:oo m ACTPS Land Acquisition Act of NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS lies, from Shea Stadium. STATE OF NEW JERSEY 2—My Little Morale—Comedy SELLING — CONFUSED 7 I&G1 provides for the making of grants 4—Birthday Houw—children HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HAVEN — Just starting out "' >y the Comrniaaioner of Conservation TO lriK? Two Iterlrooms. Mining room No tie ups, courteous service, expe OONRAD PAGLIA and PAL-MA C. 5—Sandy Becker—Children 2-1:45 _ (11)-Baseball. New rlenced and competent sales staff. mi Economic Development tu municl 7_Fllm-Lodles of the Chorus—IMS Iving room, kitchen anil bath on nlc OCK SAV. t— News ond Weather vMh llreplacc, dining room, large ad' Concert. The Washington Square Vets No Down Payment LOT 75 X 125 Adams Agency ING3 BANK, a Banking Corporation, dltlona! room 12' picture window open, is plaintiff and CONRAD PAGLIA and r.K Chamber Orchestra, a 25-piece ing onto delightful flagstone terrac $55 Month )n Church St., Fair Haven. Good Jo 3 Howard Ave. New Slirew«r>ur WHEREAS, the Township of Middle- 2—People'i ChDl« iallon. Call 741-1109. jwn desires to acquire fee simple PALMA C. PAGLIA, hla wife, are de- Three bedrooms, 2'/z baths, excellen 741-5O9S 7*1-5(82 ' fendanta,. pending In the Superior Court 5—Topper — Comedy orchestra under the baton of Igor ' 1 ;itle to certain land known as Thf closet space, three-car garage, par Approximately 21-HOUR 8ERV1CB of New Jeraey, within 35 days after f— Film-That Naughty Girl—French Buketoff, performs works by of • !c!i can he converted to fourt BUILDING LOT DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNER tfammer Tract, which land fa to be flxIOO. Eleventh St., near Leonard- ie!d and vised lor permanent recreation September 13, 1364, exclusive ot M-Id 19J7—90 Mln. t>e-l v $59,500. FED-UP! date. If you fall to do so, judgment Haydn Mozart, and Rieti, in a 'Hie R/l., $2,300. Cull 671-235S. ARE THESE YOUR PROBLEMS? r conservation land as playground; fed-up with trying; to slerp in a hoi nd by default may be rendered against r.u preview of a concert to be played PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. noisy city at night? Tired of looking ai 1-2 GRAVE PLOT — Shorelano. He' you for the relief demanded In the 4—News-Bob Wilson Multiple Listing Being transferred? mortKajfe payments WHEREAS,. It la estimated that th complaint. You ihall file your answer tomorrow night in New York's the same liorlii* unearthly eights?; morlal Garden, HaKlft. too high? House too small? Are yoi 10.00 Real Estate for 70 years Enjoy pure bliss of the quietness am 264-7S11. otal consideration to be paid for th_ and proof of aervlce In duplicate with 2-Newi tied down to a home and can't ael acquisition of said Interests will be the Acting Clerk of the Superior Court, Washington Square Park. 00 White St. Rert Bark T41-72:30 o'clock approved by the Commissioner of Con- Pursuant to the order or EDWARD E3TATE OF EMIMT 8ILJjER, DE WK NEED YOUR HOME ft. m., at the County Court House, servation and Economic Development, CEASED. Aaron Copland, Erich Leinsdorf acre lot. (34,300. nr 12 salespeople have clients waltln C BROEGE. Surrogate of Ihe County Monument and Court Streets. Freehold, 4. The Improvement described In Sec- of Monmouth, this day made, on the Pursuant to the order of EDWARD and Lukas Foss, plus a filmed re- lor your listing. They need ranchei New Jersey, at which time Application ipllt levels, two stories: also Investment Inn 6 of this ordinance is hereby an application ol the undersigned, Thomaa C. BBOEOE, Surrogate or the Coun- GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE wilt be matte for the allowance uf Com- thorlzeri as a general Improvement to C Woodheari and Walter A, Woodtiead, ty of Monmouth, this day made, on port on poverty spots in the South iroperty. Call us for a qi>lck'Mle. Tw missions ami Cotmael fees, and Dlrec- the application o[ the undersigned, Hli gervlng you. be made or acquired by The Town Executors of the estate ol the said Texas area. Realtor lions for Distribution. ship of Mldfllctown,. In the County o Grace C. Woodhearl, deceased, notice Robert C. Siller, Sole Executor of ttie Se» ttga 200 In th» WALKER A WALKER Dated August 5th, A. V. 1M4. Monmouth, New Jersey, For the aald Is hereby given to the creditors of eitate of the said Emily Siller, de- Yellow Pa9.i. Realtors THE MONMOUTH COUNTY Improvement or purpose stated In aald Bald deceased to present to the said ceased, notice is hereby given to the Rt. 34 Colts Neck Ihrewshury OHlce Allddletown Ofdc NATIONAL BANK, RED BANK, executors their claims under oath credltora of said deceased to present 6-6:30 - (2) - Twentieth Cen- lection 6, there Is hereby appropriated to the said Sole Executor their claims Thru The Red Bank Area '41-5212 571-331 (By: THEODORE J. STEUU, ihe sum of $53,000.00 Hafd sum being within six months from this date. 462-3172 TruHt Officer, Dated: July 23rd, 1964. under oath within six months from tury. "Rhodes Scholar." (Re- Multiple Listing Service VE NEED — Five or BSX, 2-3 bedroom Inclusive ot a.11 appropriations h&itto this date. lorries, mrnlshed or Urirurnlshed, from 53 Broad Street, fore niaiie Ihecefor and Including thf THOMAS C. WOODHEAD Dated: July 31st, 1961. peat). The Warden of Rhodes 185 to 4175 per month for Incoming Red Bunk, N. J. 3um of $2,650.00, as the down paymen 335 Broad Street icrsonncl. THE BEHG AGENCY, Rt Trustee. Tor said Improvement or purpose re Red Bank, New Jersey ROBERT C. SILLER House opens this interesting on- * Middletown. 671-1000. Alston Beekman, Jr., ESQ., julreri by law and now available there WALTER A. WOODHEAD 10 Old Mill Lane the-spot report on the Rhodes Counsellor at Law, or by virtue of provision In a budRei hi ParK Lane Tippan. N. Y.. BRICK AND STONE RANCH SELLING YOUR HOME? 10 Broad Street, ir budgets ot the Township previously Fair Haven, New Jersey Sole Executor scholarship program at Oxford, 'ry our personalized Real Estats Berv- Red Bank, N. J. idopted. Bald appropriation Includes th Carton, Nary, Witt Uessers. Parsons, Canzona, Fiva roomi and palio on fully landscaped lot. :e. Service, open listings preferred, Aug. H, 21, 28, Sept. 4 (34.01 mm of 524,300.00 as the estimate & ArvaiHtU Blair A. Warren with a thoughtful comment on a Koyport, Union Btach araa. $14,900 {or quick sal*. .1! types of property needed. contribution of the Commissioner of Counselors at Law II Wallace Street national elite in a democratic so- BROWN 4 OVERTON ABBNCY NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Conservation and Economic Develop- 601 Grand Avenue- Red Bank, N. J., MIDDLETOWN, NEW SPLIT LEVEL White Bt.. Red Bank 741-2525 ment and J0.720.O0 as the estimated Aabury Park, New Jersey Attorneys ciety. The report itself shows OF ACCOUNT Aug. 1, U, 21, 28 $26.68 Quiet area neer schools and transportation. ESTATE OF RHODA WALBANK, contribution of the Federal Govern Attorneys you how the beautiful and ancient HOUSES FOR SALE DECEASED niF;nt under the open spaces program July SI. Aug. 1, u. 21 131.28 physical surroundings of Oxford, Immediate occupancy -to qualified buyer. Notice la hereby given that the ac 5. For the financing of said im NOTICE provement or purpose and to meet thf 7'/i roomt, attached garage. $17,500. counts of the subscribers, Trustees ol NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY and the intellectually stimulating the estate of said Deceased will t» part of said S53.O0O appropriation no provided for hy application hereunder MONMOUTH COBNTY SURROGATE'S COURT atmosphere, combine to make an HAZLET audited anrl stated by the Surrogat SUUHOGATfS COUBT Notice tu Creditors to Present VETS NO DOWN of tho County of Monmouth and re of said down payment or said contri Rent for $185 monthly with option to buy. tuitions. neEOtlable bonds of the Towr Notlc* to Creditor to Present ClMiru Mklnut Eilile Oxford education the unique com- ported for settlement to The Mon Ctatms Aialnst Estate. ESTATE OF CLARA L. NEICE. DE- Eight-room split level, immaculate condition. Non-Vah $490 mouih County Court, Probate IMvlsion ship, each to be known as Munlclpa modity it is. Focusing on an Bond. a.[t. bCCftby authorized to be is ESTATE OF LUELLA T. WADDELL, CEASED. $19,000 . . , Available September I. Beautiful Cape Cod In one ot Non- on Friday, the 18th day of Septembei DECEASED... . , . Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD American student,,of ecoipmics, A. D., 1081. at !):30 o'clock a. m., n sued In Tn«^pTfnolpal amount of $50,- mouth's finest location. Four bed- 350.00 punuant to the Local Bond Law 'Pursuant to'the c*der of EDWARD C. BKCEGE, Surrogate of the Coun- KEANSBURG rooms, lfirKe. living room and kitch- the County Court House, Monument an C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County ty of llonmouth, this day made, en we're shown his living quarters, Court Streets, Freehold, NPW Jersey constituting sections 4OA:2-1 to 4O\:2-K en, tllfl bath, ful! basement, 150' lot. ol the New Jersey Statutes. In an of Monmouth. this day made, on the the application, of the undersigned. and follow him through a typical Sevan-room home, two-car garage, IOO«IOQ-(t. lot. Immediate possession at closing at which lime Application will be madt application of the undersigned, Thr Thomas T. Warsahw, Sole Executor, of for th& allowance of Commissions and ttclpatlol of the issuance of said bond Owner anxious to nil . . . $16,000. Only (14,990 at Berg and receipt of said contributions am Central Jeraey Bank and Trust Com- the estate of the said Clara L. Nelce, day of tutorials, rugby, an Ox- Counsel fees. pany. Sole Executor ol the estate ot deceased, notice Is hereby given to the Dated August 6th, A. D. 1964. to temporarily finance said Improve- ford Union debate, and drinking ment or purpose, negotiable notes ol the said Luella T. WadJell, deceased creditors of said deceased to present The Berg Agency JAMES, R VANMATER. notice Is hereby given to the creditor! ID the sajd Sole Executor their claims of the requisite amount of beer. EDWIN S. STARK Atlantic Highlands, N. J. the Township. In a principal amount not exceeding '• J5O.3K1.G0 are hereby of said deceased to present to thi under oath withtn six month* from Realtor FRANK J. AL.TSCHUL, said Sole Executor their claims undei this dalp. REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE CONSULTANTS 255 Third Avenue, authorized to he Issued pursuant t and within the limitations prescribe oath within six months from this date. Dated: July 21st, 1964. "Personalized Service" Long Branch. N. J. Dlted : July 20lh. 1961 THOMAS T. WARSHAW 6-6:39-(4)-Meet the -Press. 1003 HWY. 36, UNION BEACH 244-0333 JOHN M. PILLSBL'nV, by said law. The maximum rale of in 671-1000 terest which any of said obligations THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK !« Michael Drive Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New 95-97 First Avenue, r AND TRUST COMPANY Middletown, N. J., N. J. Largest Residential Atlantic Highlands, N. J. shall bear is six per centum (6 r) pe BY: DONATJD W. PEPPLER, Sole Executor York is interviewed by a panel Trustees. annum. Trust Otttcer Louis M. Drazln, Esq. Real Estate Brokers Messrs. 'Plllsbury. Carton, 6. {a> The improvement hereby au 1 West Msln Street, 21 Recklesi Place of newsmen, including'Lawrence Barnacle and Baling, thorized and thn purpose for the fl Freehold, New Jersey Red Bank, N. J. Daily 9-9, lancing ol which said obligations an E. Spivak, Merrill Mueller, Oli- Counsellors at Law, 1 Sole Executor Attorney Saturday-Sunday 10-7 D5-97 First Avenue.o to be Issued Is the acquisition of lanr Samuel 8. Sagotsky, Esq. July 24, 31, Aug. T, 14 (28.68 ver Pilat, and Richard Clurman, THE Route 35 Middletown, N. J. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. for recreation purposes said land be 30 East Main Street Aug. 14. 21, 28. Sept. 4 .$31.0! Ing known and designated as the Ham Freehold, New Jersey on matters of moment and con- Garden State Parkway mer Tract more specifically describee Attorney JIONMOUTH COUNT* troversy, official and political. Exit 117 as all that certain tract or parcel v July 24, 31, Aur. 7, It »30.36 land and premises hereinafter parti SURROGATE'S COURT (Color). HOUSES FOR SALE cularly described, situate, lying anr Notice To Creditors To Present being in the Township of Mlddletnwn. CUInu Al«ln>t Estate CURTIN AGENCY NOTICE ESTATE OP OLOA C. VAN BUS County of Monmouth and State ot New Jersey. MONMOUTH COBNTY KIRK, DECEASED. 7-7:30-(9)-Special. "tn Search BEGINNING at a point in the souther- SUmiUGATK'g COURT Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD of a Solution: Presidential Suc- RUMSON ly'line of Orchard Road, which point is Notice to Creditors to Present C. BBOEOE, Surrogate of the Coun- REALTORS distant 225 feet on a course of North Claims Against Estate ty ^of Honmouth, this day made, on cession and Disability." Former 30 degrees 35 minutes West from the ESTATE OP WINONE JACKSON the application of the underlined Vice President Richard Nixon, HOLLY TREE LANE intersection Holly Koad and the west- EISNER. DECEASED Olga. S. Doremus. Administratrix with erly line of Orchard Road and run- Pursuant to the order o{ EDWARD Will annexed, of the estate, of the Senators Javits and Keating, TRADE-INS OFF NAVESINK AVENUE ning; thence C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County slid Olga C. Van Bustlrk, deceased U) South 5 degrees 25 minutes Wr-s of Monmouth. this day made, on ths notice Is hereby given to the creditors House Speakers John McCor- TWO-STORY BRICK and FRAME to the center line of the Brook: hecln application ot the undersigned, Monroe of said present to the said Administratrix mack, among others, Join pro- Hwy 36 Middletown Twp. nlng again at the beginning point and Eisner and Robert S. Eisner, Execu- with Will annexed, their claims under running thence; tors or the estate of Ihe said Winone oath within six months from this date gram hast Quincy Howe in a T21 North 30 decrees M minutes West Jackson Eisner, deceased, notice Is Dated: August 5th. 1664. searching discussion of a vexing CENTER HALL COLONIAL 177.77 feet to a point In the westerly hereby given to the creditors or flald OLOA S. DOREMUS 291-1800 Ine of Orchard Road; thenc deceased lo present to the said Execu 358 niver Road problem. ON ONE-ACRE LOT <3) North 14 degrees 27 minutes East tors their claims under oath within Fair Haven. New Jersey 25.73 feet to a nolnl In the northerly six months from this date. Administratrix with Will annexct LOOK WHAT $11,000 WILL BUY - Two bedrooms, Four bedroomsi 2Va baths, living room Ready for occupancy line or Gordon Road; thence Dated: August 10th, 1964 Parsons, Canzona, Blair & Warren 7:30-8— (2)-My Favorite Mar- family type kitchen, screened porch around three with (Ireplace, paneled family room, f4) North 30 degrees 35 minutes West MONROE EISNER 18 Wallace Street dining room, iorge kit chin, dinette, laun- [64.45 feel to a monument; thence 190 Prospect Avenue Red Bank, New Jersey tian. (Repeat). A cute outing sides of the building, large landscaped plot. '81 South 42 decrees 35 minutes Wes1 Red Bank, New Jersey Attorneys dry room, storage room, hot wate> base- Aug. 7, 14. 21. 28 $35.76 finds the Martian having a new board heat, two-car garage. Holy Cross $52,500 104.21 feet to a stake; thence ROBERT 8. EISNER r 190 Prospect Avenue LOOK WHAT $15,300 WILL BUY - Four bedrooms, parish. OTHER LOTS AVAILABLE 6t North fiO degrees 55 minutes West effect on humans—he puts them M9.5O feet to a stake: thence Red Bank, New Jersey MONMOUTH COUNTY full basement. Better than new. Many extras. Close 7l South 56 degrees 50 minutes West Executors to sleep. "It's a different wrinkle to transportation. ~B feet lo the center line of & " MorUmer Eisner. Esq. SURROGATE'S COURT this time—a vitamin deficiency in arlinR to Shadow Lake; thence 24 Branford Place Notice To Creditors To Present FAIR -HAVEN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Newark 2. New Jersey the Martian and the situation LOOK WHAT $20,500 WILL BUY — Three bedrooms, (8) In » southrly and southeasterly Claims A«ainit Estate CALL 291-2200 AFTER 6PM direction along the center line or the Attorney ESTATE OF JOSEPH H. PITTIUB brngs some laughs. 1,500 sq. ft. custom ranch. Full basement. Extra brook leading to Shadow Lake and its Aug ». 31. 28. Sent- 4 530.38 DECEASED. large bedrooms. 200' plot. various courses, be the distance what It Pursuant to the order of Edward may, to the beginning point of the NOTICE C. BROEGE. Surrogate ot the Count; 7:30-8:30—(7) - Empire. "The First Course. MONMOUTH COUNTY CODRT of Monmouth, this day made, on thi OVER 300 LISTINGS TO CHOOSE FROM 8, (b) The estimated maximum FROH.UT; MVINION application of the undersigned. Heler Convention." (Repeat). There's amount of bonds or notes to be Issued DOCKET NO. Donnelly, Sole Executrix of Uie estati for said purposes is S50.J50.OO no doubt about the attractiveness Member Northern Monmouth Multiple Listing Service ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SPECIALS On Assignment or the said Joseph H. Piltluj, deceased (c) The estimated com of said pur NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT notice is hereby given to the creditor: of our boys-Redigo, Moreno, pose IN $53,000.00 thp excess therpol In the Mailer ot Ihe General Assign- ot said deceased to present to llii er the said estimated maximum ment for the Benefit of Creditors o,f; said Sole Executrix their claims un and Tal—but the script says • Four Bedrooms—New tScsnlc Drive Ranch amount of bonds or notes to be is- 1) der oath, within six months 'from thli RENT-A-MAID SERVICE OF RED• date. they've no luck with women • Stont Church Arto ' • Three Bedrooms sued therefor being the amount or BANK, INC.. Assignor, -to- LEON- .id S2.650.00 down payment for said ARD FINKELSTEIN. Assignee.. Dated: July 29, IOSI. around the stockmen's convention • Garage • MOO Square Feel purpose. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the HELEN DONNELLY Buy Your Homo Thru the Teicher Agency 7. The following matters arf hercbv above nanted Assignor liaR on the 15th 10*4 Fa-nny Street, this time. Not one of the series Volley View • Two-Car Caragi [Utermine years. New Jersey, wllhln three <3t months DECEASED, Delia Reese and her rendition of (c) The supplemental debt atate- from the date hereof, or the aims will Pursuant to the order of EDWARD l. Dutch Colonial. First floor contains living room wltti stont fireplace, mfnt required by said Law has hern be hsrred frcnli coming in lor rilvl C. BROEGE, Surrogate ot the County I m Nobody's Sweetheart Now" dining room, breakfast room, kitchen with gas ronge, den and lavatory. Bowbtt t&J&tat. duly mnrie and filed In th* office " of Monrnovith. this day mane, on the rtend ot salil estate. and "His Eye Is On the Spar- Thrte btdroorrw ond ceramic Hie baih on second floor. Two-car garage, the Townshln Clerk and a roninl LEONARD FINKELSTEIN application of the undersigned. Jacob full basement, ho!-water oil heat, plaster walls—all odd up to a good buy x«cuierl original I hereof has li 32S Highway II Levinn, Snlf Executor ol ths palate row." Other vocalists include the ol 518,500, asking price. Qualified vet—no money down, Non-vet only W-2100 led In th' office of the nircri«r ol Old Bridge. New Jersey or Ihe salt! Erlna U Flslicr. deceased British Kaye Sisters, the High- WOO down. Division of Lornl Ooverntn*nl nf ill** July !(. 31. Alig 7. 14 I3S.S! notice is hereby givpn to tile creditors Plate nf New Jersey, and such Mat of said deceased tn present to the said wayman, and the Greei troupe ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — HWY. 36 Sole Executor their claims under oath within six months from thlh date headed by Hrach Yacoubian; HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Dated: August till. i%t. while acts from comics Bob King JACOB LEVINE 756 Broad Street and Pat HenninR, French comedy Npwark, M. J., magician MacRonay, memory Sole Executor Jacob Levlne specialist Harry Lorayne, and TWO NICE RANCHES 7Sfl Broad Street DON'T make a MOVE Newark, N. J. Italian acrobatic dancers Jack NEW SHREWSBURY Attorney La Cayen and Gelisomina, round Threo Bedrooms Four Bedrooms Aug. 7, It, !1, It, J25.76 3. Corner of Swimming River Rood and Mulberry Lnnp—over-sized three- out the hour. bedroom rortch with llvlno. room, Kitchen, 1W baths, laundry room, full Two Baths bosimenl with two recreation rooms—one could be used as fourlh One Bath. .MON.MOUTH COUNTY bedroom, plus two car attached garaqc ond aluminum storm ond Beautiful Patio NllllltOtlATE'N ml'RT 8-fi: 30 — (5) — Community Dia- screen windows nnd daors, drapery rods ond curtains. Firm price ot Fireplace Notice To Creditor) To I'resrnl logue, "The Jersey Tax Muddle." 119,500 makes this an excellent buy. Qualified vet absolutely nu monry Clalnw Axalnil Kilitr down, Non-vet only 5^00 down. 30-ycar mortgage available or assume Finished Basement Mayor Frank Graves of Pater- Utility Room 01 L1UAN S existing FHA mortgage with modest dawn payment. Practically Im- I.KCEASED -' ' son, N, J.; Marion West Higgens, mediate occupancy. Nice Fireplace Pursuant lo the order of EDWARD "NO DOWN" Gl FINANCING . . . "LOW DOWN" FHA FINANCING . . Excellent Area C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the Coun- Majority Leader of the New Jer- FOR QUALIFIED BUYtRS . . . CONVENTIONAL MORTGAOE5 WITH Excellent Condition ty of Monmouth, tliln day made, tin sey State Assembly; State Sen- PRE-PAYMENT PRIVILEGES. WILLET ACRES the application of trie undersigned The Monmouth County National Bank. ator Wayne Dumont, Jr., of War- CITY SEWERS • HOT WATER HEAT • Vh BATHS Only $18,500. FHA $20,500. Red Bank, Hole ExecuLor of the estate of the said Lilian B. Banuet, deceased, ren County; Assemblyman Loree 10% DOWN 30-YEAR MORTGAGE notice it hereby riven to the creditors Collins of Union County; Mrs. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY of said deceased To present to the said PRICED FROM $18,990 Sole Executor their claims under oalh John Ford of the League nf Independent Lilting Broken within six rnnnthn from this date. Dstnl: !»!y 3(llli, IMil. Women Voters of New Jersey, Specialists Since I*MB in CALL 787-1189 Thr Munmouth County National and Mrs. DernadPtlr; Wateh, Dank. !!(d Hnnk. Raflt EitnU • Proporly Management • Mortgaqoi lllv: A. Wllllum lUvls. Assistant chairman of the State Committee Trust OHIcr-n Against New Taxes; participate 287 OCEANPORT AVENUE MATTHEW J. GILL, Agent 53 Ilrnail Street pplebrook Agency Red Hank, N. J, in a discussion on the pros and 714 HIGHWAY 3B MIDDLETOWN Alston Peekinan OCEANPORT — 542 - 3500 10 Firoad Rtreet cons of the varied suggestions 950 Hwy. 35 671-2300 Middletown Red flank. N.J.. being made lo meet the state's Attorney Aug. 7. 14, Si. S28.S2 urgent need for funds. T POGO By WALT KELLY POGO By WALT KELLY

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