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IMU*1 dally. Monday through Friday. Second ClMi Posltgi VOL. 87, NO. 27 PiM at' R»d Btnic And at Additional Mail mi Office*. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Second Night of Racial Violence 18 Hurt in Jersey City Riots By DAVE MAZZARELLA He said he was prepared to state would not be needed. across the Hudson River from man who was reportedly as Louis Mitchell, in his early JERSEY CITY (AP) - Hit- sit down with civil rights lead- An aide to Gov. Richard J. New York was one of "hooligan' dragged from his truck and 20s, and John Dudley, 21. and-run bands of Negro youths ers anytime, anywhere,," but Hughes said early today that the ism versus law and order." stabbed by Negroes were the Mitchell had a wound, in his retreated from the rjot-torn that the first problem was main- governor was ready to send The city has 275,000 residents— only injured persons detained al neck and shoulder and Dudley streets of Jersey City early to- aining order. reinforcements to the city if of- 17 per cent Negroes. the Jersey City Medical Center suffered a flesh wound on his day after a second night of He continued the entire 900- ficials requested it. 3 In Hospital All three were reported in good forearm. racial violence that left two man police department on stand- Whelan said the situation in The two Negroes who were condition. " Authorities said they could not Negroes shot and 16 other per- by alert but said help from the this northern New Jersey city shot and an unidentified white The Negroes were identified determine immediately how they sons injured. had been shot. Police arrested seven Negroes Monday night's riot broke out on disorderly persons charges, about 8:45 p.m. 8s Negro lead- bringing to 20 the number of ers were meeting with Mayor arrests since bloody fighting Whelan and other city officials broke out Sunday night. Violence Cause? Opinions Vary at City Hall. The meeting ended when reports of the riot reached More than 100 policemen, who JERSEY CITY (AP) - The violence and the wounded earlier Monday night were the Neither white nor Negro leaders could point to a specific the mayor's office. A Negro targets of gasoline bombs, were there, easy to see. But the cause of the violence? incident that started last night's violence. The outbreak o[ leader said nothing was ac- bricks and rocks hurled by the That depended on Who was talking. Sunday night, Negroes said, was caused by an officer beating complished at the meeting. youths, patrolled a wide area in A police officer with 25 years duty In the Negro area a Negro woman, Rocks Hurled the predominantly Negro blamed lawless Negro youths. Dozens of helmeted, armed police stood at the Intersec- ' The trouble began police said, southern section of the city. A Negro woman, the mother of five, stood on a street tion. They fired pistols and riot guns into the air. Scores of when Negroes hurled rocks Windows in about a score of corner after the violence ended, and blamed police brutality. shots were fired during a period of hours. Every now and at passing cars at Grand and stores were smashed and some A white religious leader blamed the city administration then Negro youths hurled pieces of bricks and bottles at the Woodward Streets, near the WOUNDED RIOTER AIDED — Officials lean over Louis were looted in the latest out- for lack of action to correct what he called police brutality. police. scene of the fighting 'Sunday A Negro youth, who said he was one of the leaders of night. Mitchell who sprawls on sidewalk after he was shot in break. Glass smashed on the street. Bricks r bounced along the the community, blamed lack of opportunity and lack of rec- Some youths standing on the tha neck and shoulder during a battle between Negro In a midnight press con- pavement. Police fired their guns. ference more than three hours reational areas. roofs of a two-story apartment youths and police in Jersey City last night. The Negro None of them, however, could control the Negro youths Down Woodward St. you could see the youths, standing after the riot began, Mayor together on one side of the street. building bombarded a police car youth was shot at a housing project in the Negro section Thomas J. Whelan said that in who hurled gasoline bombs and bricks at cars and police, with bricks while their col- smashed windows, looted stores. Police Capt. John Masterson felt this was a mistake. He leagues on street level tried to of the city where rioting and looting occured for the his judgment the violence had called the violence "The worst outbreak of civil disobedience "passed its peak." The main violence last night came from the dark shadows overturn another police vehicle. second night in a row. Mitchell was one of a group of of Woodward St., near the intersection of Grand. I've ever seen." But he reiterated his warning Masterson felt the police should have rounded up the Police escorted buses through Negroes who were hurling gasoline bombs, bricks and that "we will use all the forces Negro youths—no one really knows how many because the area and fired several shots they were only flitting figures in the darkness—hurled rocks youths, broke up the gatherings. Letting the youths disperse in the air. A crowd of over 100 other objects at police who were frying to quell the and power at our disposal to see- that the law and order is main' and gasoline bombs at police and passing cars, (See RIOT CAUSE, Page 2) youths then clumped together on disturbance. (AP Wirephofo) tained." (See RIOTING, Page 2) Question on Nov. 3 Ballot Propose Council-Manager System

By FRANK W. HARBOUR aspects of government change affiliation), and election by the tions, have already said they are vors a full-time administrator, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The which would have brought the' ward system. against hiring a Faulkner Act who would have less authority Charter Commission, after eight heaviest opposition: non-partisan' But two officials, representing than a manager, and Township months of study, last night rec- elections (doing away with party different Democratic party fac- Mayor Henry E. Traphagen fa- ftmmitteeman Daniel H. Down ommended that this municipality ey has said that a manager is diange its government, under unnecessary, might get into con- terms o! the Faulkner Act, from flicts with the township clerk— the 150-year-old Township Com- and that a part-time administra- mittee form to council-manager. tor would be adequate for the The recommendation, as pre- Rap Middletown System township's needs. dicted two weeks ago in ..an, ex- Cite Long Branch clusive article in The Register, ' MATAWAKTOWNSHrP—Middletown .was 1. "The ordinance itself is a most imper- Both men fear that the coun- will be voted on at the Nov. 3 never mentioned by name. manent foundation upon wluch^fg.jg^ld for.. cil-managar plan might turn Mat- •lection. Bui the Charter Commission here, in its the future since it could be repealed at any ' awan Township into a "political If it is approved, the new 31-page report issued last night, took a solid time by a- temporary majority of the Town- battleground such as Long government form would go into whack at the form of government used in Committee. "^ Branch." effect Jan. 1, 1966—with the elec- Middletown, the county's largest munici- 2. "Whatever the ordinance may say, the Equally as important, howev' tion of the first council Nov. 2 of pality. Township Committee . . . could not legally er, will be the position to be next year. It's findings: the form is one of the delegate to an appointed administrator the taken by Strathmore representa The recommendation is for weakest, and is a "half measure" scheme power to take .final action on the multitude lives, Township Committeemen Fauikner Act "Plan E" with a which evades the problems that' beset a of small matters which now burden the Charles W. Dryden and Jay Kri seven-member council and a mu- Township Committee system of administra- committee. • • • vitricy, the Strathmore Democrat- nicipal manager. Elections would tion. ' Fragile Plan ic Club and Strathmore Civic As be partisan, meaning with party Both this township and Middletown at 3. "One dissident committeeraan, because sociation. TRUCK BURNS — A panel truck burns after being hit by a gasoline bomb last night labels, (he same as at present. present have the five-member Township of the fragile character of the plan, could All are withholding opinion un- in Jersey City violence. A battle-helmeted policeman carrying a riot gun looks for Some Opposition Committee form of government. Middle- upset the entire function. til the commission's 31-page rec Whether there will be active town, unlike Matawan Township, has an ordi- 4. "Because the office is set up by ordi- ommendation ireport has been Negro youths who were hurling the homemade bombs and other objects as firemen opposition to the proposal remains nance administrator, known commonly as nance, the state Civil Service Commission studied. battle the blaze. No one was injured in the incident. (AP Wirephoto) to be seen. A degree of opposi- "business administrator." takes the view that anyone appointed comes Association President Herbert tion, however, has already de- Last November, Matawan Township ap- . under the protection of the civil service J. Parker told The Register that veloped to the concept of a mu- proved a charter study while Middletown law, and the Township Committee might be the civic group might oppose the nicipal manager. voters rejected a study. faced with the alternative of abolishing the plan, favor it, or take no formal The commission avoided two Issue Not Dead office or continuing with an administrator stand. The issue, however, has been kept alive in whom it has lost confidence. See Levitt Planning 'We will take a position if in Middletown by the League of Women • 5. "Finally, the best qualified administra- we feel it is merited," he said. Englishtown Voters, which is conducting its own, in- tors would bfe reluctant to take the job, ac- We have never avoided an is- formal study. cording to testimony presented to this com- sue unless there were a good rea The commission here last night bypassed mission' by leading members of the profes- son. We will study this documenl Water Rates the Township Committee-ordinance- admini. sion at one of the public forums, and this in committee and then discuss it strator form, and instead recommended is perhaps the most important weakness in at a public meeting." MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - Is ning Board received an applica- ing obtained the 165-acre farm of council-manager government. It will be the ordinance-administrator plan." The council form of govern Hit By Users voted on Nov. 3. the township to be the setting tion from Levitt and Sons lor a the late Earl J. Snyder for $301,- Matawan Tqwnshlp Mayor Henry E. Trap- ment, per se, would not be sig- for a new Levittown? minor subdivision containing only 200. The property is at northeast ENGLISHTOWN - Angry resi- Here is what the commission report says^ hagen has labeled the Middletown form of nificantly different from the pres- the Van Orden farm house and and southeast corners of Lafay- dents last night protested by Bor- Real estate firms representing about the ordinance administrator form in a government as "a very good system," prefe ent Township Committee form. other farm buildings, setting it ette Mills and Taylor Mills Rds. ough Council about the rate Levitt and Sons, Inc., have paid township: erable to council-manager. C off from the remainder of the (See MANALAPAN, Page 2) «ohedule of the newly established (See CHARTER. Page 2) about $775,200 to take title to 400 farm tract. municipal water company. acres of farmland here. The local government recently The Levitt firm has constructed OK'd by Planners undertook to supply water to the Council Calls It 'Obsolete' mass developments in Matawan The application has been ap- Boro Council residents. Township .(Strathmore); near proved by the county Planning Work almost has been com- Burlington in Pennsylvania; on Board and will be returned to pleted on the water project— Long Island, site of the original the municipal planners for final Hires Boss which includes a* 150.001) gallon Levittown; in Maryland, near approval, '.;; storage tank, an eighMo-10-lnch Redevelopment Agency Is Dissolved Washington, D. C, an,d in Puerto The Van Orden farm is in a For Utilities water main, 65 pounds of water Rico and France. residential "A" zone, which re- pressure, and a fire hydrant sys- RED BANK - The Red Bank The move was initiated last where there is a government oflpolnt 128 feet to the east and on Last week, the 96-acre Edgar quires a 40,000-square-foot lot RED BANK - Borough Coun- tem* Redevelopment Agency was dis- month when council said a two- the people and for the people." th' e north side of West ~Fron t ~St. G. Van Orden farm was sold to minimum, according to township cil, In a surprise move last he Tanglewood Realty Company Building Inspector August Grev- night, hired a superintendent ol Basically, protestens claimed solved by Borough Council action year deadline had passed since River Rd. Ban from a point 35 feet west of of Perth Amboy. Tax stamps on sen. public works. He will take over the rates were "not justified and last night. the organization of the agency The traffic code amendment Oakley PI. for a 140-foot distance, he deed at the county Hall of his duties Sept. 1. unrealistic." A traffic code amendment was and no action had been taken introduced last month was unan- The West Front St. limitation, Two other farms on the east by it. Records indicate a $100,000 sale side of Rt, 9 here, have been ae Council president Thomas F. Several said the schedule would adopted and. a junkyard ordinance imously passed by council. It however, will only be in effect r price. quired by Quaker Holding Co. Oakley, in the absence of Mayor force older people in the com- was approved, by the governing Mrs, Laura Rudolph, a former bans parking on both sides of from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. a fully-owned subsidiary of Lev Benedict R. Nicosia, said council munity to continue their well sys- body. member of the Planning Board River Rd., from a point 35 feet The third code provides that The property is between itt and Sons. has been seeking a man to fill tems or to move away from Eng- Council, after public hearing at and an opponent of Urban Re- east of Spring St, for a distance all junk shops, junk yards and Symmes Dr. and Craig Rd. which there was no objection, newal, said of the move: of 300 feet further to the east. Last month, the township Plan- On May 1. 1963, Quaker Hold- the post for about 18 months. lishtown. motor vehicle junk yards aire Council, however, has made no John Stornberg told the officials dissolved the Redevelopment "I feel rather good to know It also excludes parking on the prohibited unless licensed by the Agency as "obsolete." that we live in a community south side of Linden PI. to a mention that appointment to the he recently had moved here from borough. post was being considered. upstate: that In Englishlown, lie The code stipulates that auto- Professional Building The governing body named Wll- paid $670 in taxes, and that "I mobile junk yards includes the bert H. Schllmmeyer to the Job. don't have city water, sewers, or accumulation of two or more Mr. Schlimmeyer has an engi- paved streets." Vacationing Newsman Sees Southcars which cannot be refurbished neer's degree, Mr. Oakley said, After hearing two hours of com- into serviceable condition and Rejected By Planners but the councilman said he did plaints, Borough Council finally sold as used cars. not know where the applicant MIDDLETOWN - A proposal got down to its regular business. framework of the township's mas- lives or' where he'works, "He Carolina as Prime 'Barry Land' to build a $160,000 professional In a,report on the water proj- ter plan. j comes from North Jersey," Mr. building on Applefarm Rd., last ect, A, J. Lanning, Trenton, By TOM BOYNTON I attended Ashcvillc (N.C.) School lishments — said they were "for 200 Objections Oakley said. night, failed to get Planning the consulting engineer, said work CHARLESTON, S.C. - North- for Boys and the College of Goldwater." As planned, the two end build Index Board approval. Questioned by the press as (o was almost complete and federal erners should not be a bit sur- Charleston. I wrote for the H is not that the sound of the ings would contain 1,000 'square The proposal was referred to feet each and the center unit where the funds to pay th* new (See WATER RATE, Page 3) prised if Republican Barry Gold- Spartanburg Herald-Journal for name of the Republican nominee Page the planners by the Zoning Board 2,000 square feet. appointee will come from, Mr. watcr carries the "Solid South." quite a while. I think I know the rings like the pitch of some magic Amusements 7 Oakley said the . money was of Adjustment. The buildings ivas designed by Phil Lanzone This vacationing Register news- people of the South. bell. Indeed, many persons con- Births 2 budgeted under the sewer and A variance is required for the Noboru Kobayashi, Red Bank Formerly with Surf Beauty Sa- man had inore than ample op- People Interviewed versed with confessed they knew Bridge 15 water account. project since it would be built in architect. \ lon II Is now with Hazel's Beauty portunity to interview Southern- People interviewed this time— little about him aside from his John Chamberlain 6 Although the post will pay $5,000 an R-22 residential Mine pro- 200 Protest Salon 48 First Ave., Atlantic High- ers from many walks of life dur- they included a Negro clergy- reputation as a Conservative. But Classified 14 for a period of employment be- hibiting professional offices. Approximately 200 residents o lands. 291-0732. Open Friday eve- ing a two-week sojourn in Dixie. man; a Ne^ro executive of a they do know that President Comics 15 ginning next month,and ending Apple Brook Farms signed a ning. Closed Monday—Adv. It rained every day, and there South Carolina corpornlion; n lolinson is a Tesas D(-m| Missing, small light tan and Not one of scores of persons motel outside Petersburg, Vn., 'hink, should share their views. Herblock ers, Inc., the proposal involves |h t will pay {15,000 .next the grounds thai It would1,, '., white long hair terrier, pink facial interviewed including many Ne- white politicians; a Greek immi- They recall that as a senator, lie Movie Timetable 7 three individual buildings con- on Ilie gri year, if it is continued by council fra'urrs, ci^ht years old. Female. groes, volunteered the informa- grant; :i while Chiirlcslonian, acted and voted like a South- Obituaries 2 nected by covered walkways. The only serve to aggravate existing action, Vicinity Navcsink River Rd. Dog tion that "I'm for Johnson." who runs aii independent j;ru- erner." Sylvia Porter 6 buildings would be occupied by traffic problems there. Mr. Oakley said Mr, Schlinv was seen picked up Saturday 'I have more than a working [•ery in an elite residential sec- The Johnson Switch Snorts 12-13 physicians. They arpueil that existing pro- meyer was selected from a list August 1. Family with two chil- knowledge of the South. I went lion; fellow newspaper workers, Now that Mr. .Johnson, through Stock Market 4 On projects such as those, the fessional buildings'at Rt. 35 and of abnttl five candidates. The Joh and Negroes now sharing new Applefarm Rd., have created a dren extremely upset. Reword, there when I was 10 years old no direction of his own has be- Successful Investing 4 zoning board refers details to Hit' was not advertised, lie said, and privileges as customers in here- 1 bad traffic situation and that the 747-5750, 59 Orchard St., Red and, except for summers spent come President, many in this Television 7 planners for determination a ; to it was not general knowledge that tofore "restricted" dining estab- Bank.-Adv. in Red Bank area, grew up there. (See SOUTH, Page 3) Women's News 10-11 whether the plans are within the (See PLANNERS, Page 2) the post was to bo filled. I 2—Tuesda), August 4, I%4 THF. DAILY KKGIMKR Weather New Jersey: Sunny uid coolj Rap Inspector today . „ Highest in tbe mid ud; tipper 70i. Fair lotj cool agiW National, World tonight. Lowest in the Ms In about 60 tx tint vatt.. V/e4&t&\

By WILLIAM HENDERSON biggest rally for Monday, Aug. SHREWSBURY - Money and 17, the same day Senator Gold- votes. water kicks off his national cam- That was the theme last night paign. as the newly organized Mon- Before this week is over, the mouth County Volunteers for Goldwater headquarters in Wash-j Goldwater and Miller held their! ington is expected to announce j first public meeting and rally in the choice of Clifford White, of Crystal Brook Inn. Rye, N/.Y., as rational chairman "We're short of cash. We have of the Citizens for Goldwater about $100 in the treasury and Committee. $3,000 is needed by next week" White, who spent many years said Edward J. Sharp, of Nep- in New York politics was one of tune, the chairman. the key men in Goldwater's long Sharp also told the enthusiastic fight to win the presidential nom- one hundred members present ination. There is a possibility the that the committee was opening volunteers will change their name up new headquarters on Mon- to Citizens for Goldwater, mouth St., Red Bank, and on Rt. Chairman Sharp, however, isn't 35, Middletown, in a few days. too keen on that idea. Plan Several Offices HAPPY DEMOCRATS — Smiling over plans for "day" honoring Francis L. Cooper, We are known as The Volun- teers and we have letterheads lone Democrat on the New Shrewsbury Borough Council are, left to right, Harold "We eventually will have lo- cations in every large municipali- and circulars marked that way. Sherman, president of local Democratic Club; Mrs. John J. O'Keefe, chairman of ty so residents who like Gold- I think it's too late to change Frank Cooper Day; Mrs. Lloyd F. Peskoe, chairman of New Shrewsbury Democratic water can go to these places and the title now." Committee, and Daniel E. Renshaw, Democratic candidate for mayor. The meeting get information or become volun- William Evans, temporary teers," the chairman said. chairman o! the citizens group was held last night at Mrs. Peskoe's home, 27 Fairfield Dr. came down from North Jersey Then Sharp cleared the air on TUNED FOR BUSINESS— Part of Hie reason for the crowds visiting the Union House, one issue which had puzzled many to say a few words — and they Sou h volunteers and regular county were potent ones. II Wharf Ave., Red Bank, since a fire temporarily put it out of business, ara ac- Republicans as well. "Help the county organization cordionist Sue Valentine, who's shown with the Driftwoods Quartet, which offers Boynton Now on Staff ^ whenever they have functions for (Continued) "As an organization we will Hawaiian and popular music. At the electric guitar is Red Smith. Other members •I (Cc not endorse municipal, county or Goldwater" he said. area term it strange, indeed, that state Republican candidates" he "We'll have to help each other of the quartet are, left to right, Bill Rap p, Johnny Mana and Tommy Rocco. he has become a strong cham- said. around the state. We've got to Of The Daily Register pion of so-called civil rights "Goldwater is the only one we produce $300,000 for the cam- RED BANK - Thomas A. 'when, under our Constitution are working to elect," paign before long. We'll need Boynton, Si, of 212 East Bergen and Bill of Rights, it is contended "But," he said, "the volunteers two things — money and votes— PI, has joined the staff of The that 'all men are born free and who are Republicans /"will work, and get them anyway you can," Seek Church St. Speed Cut Register following 22 years' serv- iqual,' and no special legislation as individuals, to elect all party he added. ice as a feature and world serv- was needed to set one group candidates from top to bottom." Speaking about charges that MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —"I was damaged by an automo- now in its first month, Includes ice writer-editor with the Asso- apart from the other." Until Sharp did the explaining Goldwater never repudiated the can't believe we can't find some bile recently,. traffic density, speeds checked by Ku Klux Klan, the John Birch ciated Press in New York. Word is spreading around the it seemed evident that there was loophole in the law to take some Committeeman Charles W. Dry- radar, tree obscurement, and Society and other groups, Evans As a private enterprise, Mr, South that "even with some of some doubt among Republicans emergency precaution," declared den, in charge of the police de- banking. remarked: "President Johnson Township Committeeman Gilbert Boynton has been a correspond- his own people (Republicans) say- in the county j^st who was what partment, estimated four to six State to Check among the volunteers and if any was never called upon to disavow H. Hickman at the body's meeting months will pass before the state ent-writer for The Register 18 ing they are against him, every The results, together with speed other candidates besides Gold- the A.D.A., or other front or- last night. acts on his traffic survey of sev- years. For many of those years, body's got to admit that he's a limit requests by the committee, water would get their help. ganizations." He was responding to a plea en stretches, including Church he covered council meetings and man who is not afraid to tell the will be sent to the state, which other news in Sea Bright and truth, even if it hurts . . . Be- "This organization can't support In listing the dates of meetings for speed limit reduction by a St. for the next few weeks Chairman Church St. resident whose lawn will then cross-check with a sur- other municipalities. sides, somebody different than all the candidates" remarked the Mr. Dryden said his study, vey of its own, continued Mr. President Johnson has got to try chairman, adding: Sharp said: "We are planning a In the AP, he covered several Nov. 2 rally and it would be Dryden. to change the image of the United "I know 20 Democrats in the major assignments. He inter- wonderful if we could fill Con- "What happens if the township States in the eyes of the world county who belong to The Volun- Board Reverses Stand viewed such people as former vention Hall in Asbury Park." puts up speed limit signs on its The 'New Frontier' has been a teers. They do not believe in Presidents Hoover, Truman, He urged those listening: "Go own?" asked Charter Study Com- trouble zone." President Johnson's policies. But Eisenhower and Kennedy, and out and get more members, all mission chairman George C. Hill, we couldn't say to these people: their wives, and President John- When riots and looting burst types. But move around. Don't Plan Pool Regulations speaking as a private citizen. 'Go out and campaign for our son as well as Soviet Premier forth in Harlem, in Brooklyn, in go to the same people. Nikita S. Khrushchev; Cuba's Rochester and, now, in Jersey county Republican candidates? RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The same theory—lack of police en- Mr. Dryden answered, "I've "You can't 'convert' the con- been tempted, but this would not prime minister, Fidel Castro; City, perhaps meanly and smugly, They'd be embarrassed and would Board of- Health last night je- forcement," verted," - -' Be responsible government. We've -W«st 's former chancel- white Southerners came up with refuse to do if." Sharp claimed women are the versed its stand, and decided that Mrs. Reseter last night repeated lor, Konrad Adenauer, and the the remark that "The chicken has Sharp savs he believes that got to follow the laws." Thomas A. Boynton hardest campaign workers, a swimming pool ordinance will this statement and said that al- present chancellor, Ludwig Er- come home to roose." Edward Broege, seeking re-elec- "Thev do the housework, then though the 1964 summer season is Mr. Hill muttered, "Extrem- be adopted. hard; the Philippines' former of the Colony Apartments, near They openly blame Northern ex- tion as surrogate, Abram Voor- go from dcor to door during nearly over, trie board should not ism, in this case . . ." presidents, Ramon Magsaysay, Molly Pitcher Inn. tremists of all races for agitating hees, running for another term and make do-ens of Member Mrs. Mary H. Reseter, wait, but should get the ordinance Mayor Henry E. Traphagen as freeholder and County Clerk Carlos P. Garcia and the cur- Upon the death of his father, and insiiring incidence of rebel- phone calls to voters. They do chairman of a code stud ccn- ready this year for enforcement commented, "Unfortunately, when rent president, Diosdado Maca- in 1928, the family moved to Sum- lion that stirred up turmoil con- J. Russell Woolley, candidate for a" tb° dirty work in the cam- mittee, suggested that an ordi- next year. you help one thing you hurt an- pagal; Queea Frederika of re-election would win with ease. nance be adopted thio year, to mervilie, S.C., but usually spent cerning the admittance of Ne- paign." "We have a board inspector other. , and other world person- Working For Daly become effective for the summer the summers in Red Bank or the gro students into universities in Hannelore Sweetwood, Elberon, who can enforce the code," she 'Before Church St. was im- alities. The chairman has been work- season of 1965. Monmouth County area. A sister, Alabama, Mississippi and, to a co-chairman of The Volunteers added. Other board members proved, cars had to dance along Native of Sewaren Eunice, now Mrs. Benjamin Lacy much lesser degree, in South ing for months on behalf of Free- said that the group has 1,700 Last month. Board President t 8t 10 miles an hour because holder Marcus Daly, candidate agreed with her. Prank J. Sahli, Largely, in the AP, he has of Rochester, N.Y., was a sail- Carolina. members "and 30 per cent are Edward J. Whalen .announced it was like a washboards «Now for the House of Representatives vice president, commented that been known as a specialist on boat enthusiast. . Belongs to Church Democrats and Independents." that the board would not adopt that the surface Is smooth, they in the 3d district. the ordinance "definitely should Philippine affairs. A personal A Negro housemaid and cook, She said she read that Gold- drag race on it. Mr. Boynton attended the Col- such a code—"because of the be on the books by next year," friend of his is Gen. Carlos P. who has spent her adult life in The volunteers are gearing their water has "an efficient, precision lege of Charleston (S.C.) and township's inability to enforce it," Has Co-operated Romulo, former ambassador to what many Northerners would machine. Weil, you amateurs are married the former Mary Wash- referring to the fact that Raritan Although he conceded other both the United Nations and the refer to as "servitude" and man- wasted and it has become a no- part of it. You have a month ington Rhett of that city. They has no full-time police force. municipalities have had problems United States, .who gave the ages to get along on a small man's land, a dangerous .buffer to get moving." have four children, Riiett, Con- Subsequently,, The.Register, in Today in History Retting traffic action from the dedication speech for the M~n- salary although her family is zone between the warring worlds A foursome calling themselves stance, Clancy and Mary. They of,.white.,«($ bl,?ck. By,,day, a ah editorial, stated:. state, Mayor Traphagen -taid, ,, inoulh College Library at West : : large, was asked -if -she- iwas -a. The Shore Youth for Goldwater By THE .ASSOCIATED PRESS moved to Red Bank ih 1946. Be- No Excuse "Our dealings with Mr. (State Long-Branch a few years ago. member of a oivil rights group. 'few" Negro "children play in its got plenty of attention at the fore joining the AP, Mr. Boynton "This fact is no cause for a Today is Tuesday, Aug. 4, the Highway Commissioner Dwight Born at Sewaren, Mr. Boynton She said: "I belong to my church, northern fringes ... At night it rally. They were Joe Crawley, was a staff writer for the Balti- refusal to put new laws on the 217th day of 1964. There are 149 R. G.) Palmer have been satis- Is the son of the late Clancy D. that's all. I have been happy is the exclusive domain of the 36 Walnut St., West Long Branch, more News-Post, the Perth Ara- books which are sorely needed in factory. He has answered all our Boynton, founder of Boynton here. I wish people would leave sexual pervert and the stealthy Bob Martin, 67 Summers Ave., days left in the year. boy Evening News and the Spar- a municipality which has mush- letters." Brothers and Company in Perth us alone. We'll get along all muggers who stalk the unwary West Long Branch, Greg Senko, Today's highlight in history. tanburg (S.C.) Herald-Journal. He roomed to a population of nearly Amfooy, and Mrs. Mathi Boynton right." stroller with switchblade kmfe 111 Forest Ave., West Long On this date in 1914, Great Committeeman Jay Krivltzky also was a correspondent for the and lead pipe and bring him 18,000. ^JJantttypn, a former horsewoman One man is not very well liked Branch and Bill Freismuth, 56 Britain declared war on Ger- commented, "This isn't instant Charleston News and Courier, the down from behind." ". apa auiihor. He first came to Red down here, although he is what Lake Ave., Fair Haven. "Raritan should have a full- many and ordered the army coffee. We've got to follow the New York Times;' the New York time police force, but its present Bank at the age of 2 when his one would title a "Dixiecrat," (hat The Times-Dispatoh, In an edi- They can work for Goldwater mobilized; Gorman armies in statutes. We're not condemning Herald Tribune, the Washington lack of one is no excuse for fail- father purchased a house at the is a rebel willing to fight his own torial'Tuesday, July 28, said t>ut can't vole for him. The boys vaded Belgium and Russia, and state officials as other towns have. northeast corner of Maple Ave. Post, the Chicago American, the "... It has been from Gotham ure to adopt a swimming pool President Woodrow Wilson is- The statutes have to be followed." San Francisco Examiner and the Democratic Party in a split that are too young. "and Peters PI. Later, the family that sanctimonious lectures to the code which would require fences sues a proclamation of U.S. A state official arrived here Charlotte, N.C., Observer. might have set him up as an in- moved to Riverside Ave. into a dependent candidate for the U.S. Southern states have'been eman- around pools to save the lives neutrality. , , for the traffic survey on two house his father purchased. It On The Register, Mr. Boynton presidency. But when Alabama's ating these many years. And of tots who will be lured into the On this date: day's notice, not the customary was located on the present site will serve as night editor and controversial Governor George also from New York have come 2 Variances water. In 1735, New York printer and 10, said Mr., Dryden. writer. C. Wallace, in withdrawing his numerous expeditions into the "Secondly, the board should editor John Peter Zenger won Mr. Dryden could cite no In- Of the change from the AP to name from top office considera- benighted South, designed to Are Granted reason from the fact that most his freedom after being impris- efficiency in the state Highway Altier Still The Register, he said: tion, observed that racial trouble bring us much-needed enlighten- citizens are law-abiding andwill oned by the British for his writ- Department, but added, "Time 'As a boy, I walked the streets in the North far exceeded "any- ment concerning the race prob- comply with a new ordinance ings; it was a great victory for will tell." lem. One is reminded of (French of Red Bank selling the paper. thing that has happened in Ala- By Council without having to be "policed" freedom of the press in Ameri- In offier acHohTTlie" committee" As a man, The Register has been President) General deGaulle - individually. 'Fighting For bama and Mississippi," many LITTLE SILVER -Borough ca. promoted Sgt. Francis Cherney my pride. My co-workers here whose countrymen were heaved South Carolinians echoed the Council last night gave its stamp "If the township government In 1790, the U.S. Coast Guard to lieutenant for four months, are my fondest friends. I am bodily out of Indochina a decade word "amen." And they think of approval to two zoning vari- based its reasoning on that which was established. and Patrolman John McGlnty happy to be 'home.' I hope and ago by the outraged Indochinese Commuter' Wallace is "too big for his ances recommended by the Zon the board has in fact used, It In 1929, the German dirigible to sergeant, both effective Aug. trust I will be able to contribute — toploftily presuming to tell the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Re- britches." ing Board of Adjustments and to might as well wipe all its ordl- Graf Zeppelin arrived at Lake- 16. ^f- to this fast-growing newspaper United States how to deal with publican Township Committee Goldwater Stickers a minor subdivisionrecQmmonded h which I first became associated the Indochinese-today-rn ~Viet ypgMJh.. .candidate-Joseph P. Altior last by the Planning Board. In 1943, American troops were with when it was America'sur This observer wished he had Nam, taos and Cambodia . . . Cherney elevation might be made night said, "It's been difficult to advancing along the northern permanent -after the temporary weekly and now is Monmouth been trained and equipped as a Be it noted that whereas police The governing body approved a function since the mayor was coast of Sicily. period. County's fastest-growing daily." photographer when he drove nightsticks and fire hoses were variance, which will permit Dr. Water Rate calling the shots from afar." Five years ago—The Commu- through some of Charleston's deemed nothing less than proof Victor M. Marascio to convert '(Continued) nist-led 7th World Youth Festi- Mr. Altier lost his chairman segregated residential seats and of Southern savagery when used the building at 466 Prospect Ave., PITTS GRADUATES approval of the project could be val ended in Vienna after a •hip of a citizens' mass transit saw, by the dozen, automobiles not long ago in Birminsham and which now houses his residence AMAR1LL0, Tex. — Airman expected. The federal government "peace and co-existence", pa PoliceLauded study committee after the body owned and driven by Negroes, elsewhere, these tools have now and office, to a professional build- 3d Class Michael C. Pitts, son contributed to the costs. rade. was expanded from two to five with "Vote for Goldwater" stick- been found indispensable either ing, with the following conditions: of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred U. Pitts, Council set Friday, Aug. 21, at members by Mayor Henry E. ers pasted on rear bumpers in New York or Rochester, or —The building contain no. more One year ago—Six U.S. Army For Bank 71A Chestnut Ave., Atlantic High- 7 p.m.. as the time for the dedi- Traphagen two weeks ago. Johnson stickers are yet to ap both. In Rochester, too, police than three professional offices. personnel were killed when a Mr. Altier declared, "I called lands, N. J., has graduated from pear. —There be no changes made cation of the water works. It also military plane crashed in South the technical training accounting dogs have been held in-readiness. on the mayor to appoint a new .Let's get down to some ex- In the exterior of the building. approved the purchase of a 1964 Korea. Theft Probe course for Air Force supply spe- Tear gas has been freely em- committee from the taxpayers amples of Southern opinion. —Off-street parking for 18 cars pickup truck for $1,787 from RED BANK — Borough Coun- cialists here. He has been as- ployed." and Strathmore Civic Associa- Among newspapers of the South be provided at the rear of the George Chevrolet, Freehold, for ON USS GALVESTON cil last night received a letter signed to a headquarters com tions and other non-political which have gained national re Big Headlines building. the Water Authority, and the sale USS GALVESTON - James R. from George L. Bielitz, president mand unit at Andrews AFB, Md groups, but he hasn't answered." pute and respect, as well as a The headlines in Southern —A turn-around be constructed of a total of $200,000 in bond an- Hensler, seaman apprentice, of the Monmouth County Nation- The airman is a graduate ol harvest of journalistic awards newspapers were big whenever at the rear of the building, so ticipation notes to the Central USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James al Bank, praising the local police The Democratic mayor coun- Middletown (N. J.) Township are The News and Courier of there was a fresh disturbance. autos will not back out into Pros- Jersey Bank and Trust Co., Free- R. Hensler of Osprey La., Rum- department for work done during tered, "The only thing political High School. He entered the serv- Charleston and the Richmond One, in Charleston, said "Racial pect Ave. hold, at a V/i per cent interest, son, N. J., is a crew member of Ihe investigation of the recent about the committee is that Mr. ice in February. Altier is running for office. The Times-Dispatch. Riots Create Turmoil, Confusion ' —Curbing be installed at the for the project. Bonds for the the guided missile" cruiser Gal- robbery'of its New Shrewsbury "committee was enlarged to carry In its lead editorial Sunday in New York State New front of the property. water expenditures are expected yeston on a summer midship- branch office. to be sold next month. out enlarged duties." and ..the _. borough,.would, be ar> ju[y..._26,,...titled...i'Th»-S-U«.n-t Orgy-of—Rioting-EruDls..in.Rtk _A -existing hedge man training cruise. Mr. Bielitz commended the of- —Nfr7~SItier added";" "No matter portioned on the basis' of enroll- Voices," the News and Courier Chester." That, in Southern views, the northerly edge of the property Referring to Hie complaints, Midshipmen aboard Galveston ficers and the department and what. I'm still fighting for the ment Sept. 30, instead of June 1 said. ". . . Each time serious was to be expected; the headlines be retained. Mr. Lanning contended that the are receiving practical training noted the armed robbery was commuter." The bill is seen as a disad- strife has broken out in a South- were big in the North, too. —Medical equipment used does ordinance recently passed estab- in seamship, gunnery, engineer- quickly solved through joint He said the committee is study- vantage to a rapidly growing €rn community, caravans of Certainly, it will not be a sur- not interfere with the operation lishing the water rates was a ing, and shipboard routine in pre- police action. Ing rerouting buses and improved sending district, since it com clergy have descended on the prise in Charleston, in Raleigh, of police department and Civil composite of 25 similar or- paring for duties as a naval of- The letter will be turned over parking areas for train riders putes the tax share on the basis towns and cities to express their Richmond or elsewhere that in Defense equipment. dinances in surrounding commu"" - icer. to Police Chief George Clayton. who drive to railroad stations. of a later pupil count. indignation at the state of law- a study survey the Washington Council also approved a vari- nities. A copy of the Mass Transit Act, Mr. Kaye said he does not lessness and at manifestations of Post came out with an analysis ance permitting John Ricci, De- Sixty-two borough residents under which such a project object to the bill's content, but hatred among neighbors . saying in effect that "Sen. Barry Forest Ave., Red Bank, to op- have signed up for the munici- might receive federal aid, was was critical of the failure of state where are the caravans of 'lib- Goldwater is riding high in the erate a tool and die manufactur- pally-supplied water. Although ANNOUNCEMENT! Southern political saddle today received by Mayor Traphagen officials to consult with the town- eral' clergymen these hot sum- ing shop in a building on Silver- the program is not complusory, f from its spon'O- Nklyn and Most here could find agree- a dual role this summer. After second; Sharon Boettcher, third; mittee Chairman Jerome R, Kayr f tlio taxes of the school dis- E. COMPTOMETRY reported Gov. Richard J. IlirV- trict, it is difficult to avoid the Rochester. One, Hugh K. Gil>- ment with an exclusive report appearing at the start of each Susan Rye, honorable mention, on Jii'ie V. veined a school I.IN ('inclusion Hint the bill was po- siin, afier studying New York b,,v, Samuel I.uholl of the Now nights "AA fund the WoWorlr d in and Nut'lle KnUinj;, runne For further information write to School of Busi- bill pending minor changes. litically mntivaled." City's Central Park, said York World-Telegram and SunJnays," ho dopes in his car at Karl Livingston, an advolr place is "as beautiful as any artist with Kopcl CiTiitivt1 \l ness Machines, Professional Bldq., Room 302, l.ntr Da'e He said the legislation was- Monday, Aug. 3, that "Sen. Barry ilmes I! • h amphitheatre and Mcnlo Park Shopping Ctr., Mctuchcn, New Jer- Under this legislation, now in sponsored hy Republican Assem- you will find in Jill South Caro- Goldwatcr serins likely In sweep takes a •10-miniilc drivo to the ;ive four weeks of instru the state Senale, current operat- blymen Alfred N. Bcadlcston, Ir- lina or in the dell country of much (if the South, perhaps even World's Fair where he leads his to tl\c children, look them m sey — 549 - 6250 — Office Hrs. 9:30 to 2:30 ing expenses of the regional school ving I£. Keith, and Clarkson S. Wisconsin. Hut so evil are the most of it, in November's voting orchestra in a nightly session ol ickl trips and supplemented th 6:30 to 9:30. system comprising the township Fisher. people who live here that all is for President." free dancing. with lectures anil demonstrations. I TUI-: mm nK.iMii; Man ()ui£s Burning Boat, Floats to Shore ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - A see any they were too far away 13-year-old man floated more than to hear or see him." seven miles safely to shore Sun- Meanwhile, a Coast Guard ves- day night after his cabin cruiser sel and a party boat reached the j exploded in the Atlantic Ocean blaring "Deborah D." The Coast outside Great Egg Harbor. Guard started to tow it to shore The man, Herbert F. Delles, out it sank. staggered ashore at the Steel Delles,-a salesman for Boscul Pier at 2 a.m. yesterday after V/i Coffee and Tea Inc., of Camden, hours in the water suffering only formerly lived in Deptford Town- from exhaustion. He was treated ship, Gloucester County. at Atlantic City Hospital and sent Mrs. Delles said her husband home to his wife and 7-year-old was too exhausted to say much daughter at tihe Tower Trailer when she picked him up at the 'ark on trie Black Horse Pike hospital. ;n nearby McKee City. "Other than exhaustion and Mrs. Connie Delles said doc- ;ome stomach cramps he's feel- tors ordered him to "stay in bed ling pretty good," she eaid. all day and all night" as a pre- "Mostly, he's just a little sick caution against pneumonia. about the boat." A relieved Mrs. Delles related the following story yesterday: WAITING FOR THE WIND — Yonug peopls from Red Bank's three playgrounds Her husband went to a boat Fair Haven yard on English Creek Sun- competed in a sailboat regatta at Mohawk Pond Thursday. Boat-building wa$ a day afternoon to prepare their project last week. From left are Yvonne Smith of South Pearl St., Emory Fields of 30-foot cabin cruiser, the "Deb- Library Book orah D," for a fishing trip to- Westside Ave. and Arnold Register of Shrewsbury Ave. TAKING LESSONS — These are among students taking the course of studies in the day. He took it out for a run and was about a mile-and-a-half Advanced Leadership Seminar being conducted in Long Branch High School. Stand- ]ollectionGrows outside Great Egg Harbor, a few FAIR HAVEN - Donations by Rounds Out 40 Years With Bell ing, left to right, are Michael Sullivan, 17, Dogwood La., Rumson, from Christian miles south of here, when the jorough residents has made pos- Brothers Academy, Lincroft Donald Spengeman, 17, of 9 East Lincoln Ave., Atlantic fuel pump began smoking. sible the expansion of the Pub- HOLMDEL — Preston R. Gray opment of circuits for telephone moved to Long Branch from "He had the lines over the boat of Long Branch, supervisor of switching systems as well as for Elmhurst, N. Y. They have three Highlands, and Harry Copperthwaite, 17, of 132 Lewis La., Fair Haven, from Red lic Library by some 1,266 vol- rolling them and thought he had umes, the library board has an- the special PBX projects group military use and special appllca- children, Mrs. Emily Grippo of Bank Catholic High School. Seated, left to right, are Penny Gregerson, 16, of 89 it under control," Mrs. Delles lounced. of the Customer Telephone Sys- Brentwood, N. Y.; Mrs. Leonore Bay Ave,, Atlantic Highlands, from Henry Hudson Regional High School, and Judi said, "when he smelled smoke in- That is the total number of tem section of Bell Telephone He has been a supervisor since Schmitt, Norwalk, Conn., and side the cabin. He opened the ooks added to the library's col- Laboratories here, has Preston Gray, Jr., a student at Piccolie, 17, of 117 Canal St., Red Bank, «nd Peggy McCue, 16, of 108 Pinckney Lehigh University, and gix grand- door and flames shot up. Then ection since June 1, 1963. 40 years of work to the Bell Sys- Gray and his wife, the Rd., Red Bank, both from Red Bank Catholic High School. he heard a loud crack, grabbed The donations for the improve- :m. former Lillian Garing, recently children. a life preserver and jumped in- ment of the library collection Mr.- Gray began his i telephone GIVEN PROMOTION to the water. were made largely through the career with PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - "When he was about 10 feet library fund committee's 1963 Company's Road Work Areas Listed The Place To Go For The Brands You Know tichard E. Baird, yeoman 3d away the whole boat exploded. campaign. ment which later was incorporat TRENTON - The state High- On Rt. 9 in Marlboro, ass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- He was alone on board. Our lit- The additions Include fiction way Department has issued a list ran and Madison Townships, seph G. Baird, Sr., of 37 La Sat tle girl, Deborah, our only child and non-fiction books for children specialized in design and devel of locations within Monmouth Jiere will be a slight interfer- ta Ave., Englishtown, N. J., re- almost went with him but I didn't and adults. Among the reference Vi YEARLY SALE County where road construction nce resulting from trucks and cently was promoted while serv- let her go, thank God." onstruction equipment moving books acquired are a 30-volum SUITS—SPORTCOATS and maintenance may cause in- ng on the staff of the Commande Mrs. Delles said her husband Encyclopedia Americana, th terference to motorists this week. materials throughout the con- )f the Pacific Fleet. The staff is had done no swimming since his SLACKS—FURNISHINGS truction area. A detour is in use eight-volume Health and Medica ADVERTISEMENT esponsible for the administrative Navy days in 1949. Now, she said, Encyclopedia, and a number ol 1 at Union Hill Rd. overpass. Cau ork concerned with the com- "the wind took him one way and JOHN DANIELS ion should be observed in lo- reference works on scientific sub- mand of over 400 , 2,400 air- the boat another. He floated most- 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Worry of cations where shoulder excava- jects. craft and 250,000 Navy,men anc ly. He saw no sign of any boats MEN'S and STUDENTS' CLOTHING tion has been performed. for three hours and when he did The 50-volumes of Charles El- FALSE TEETH Marines in the Fleet. liott's Harvard Classics also are Charge It — 30 - 60 or 90 Days On Rt. 9 in Freehold and Man- available. Slipping or Irritating? alapan Townships, there will be Don't be embarrassed by loose false slight interference during work teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling PROMOTED IN NAVY when you eat, talk or laugh. Just ng hours while construction USS NORTHAMPTON — Wil. •prlnkle »little FASTEETH on your equipment moves through the plates. This pleasant powder gives a liam K. Finegan, machinist's nmarkable sense ox added comfort project. The condition will con- mate third class, USN, son of Mr. •nd security by holding plates more flrmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste tinue for five months. and Mrs. Joseph E. Finegan of FROM OUR ORCHARDS or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). Oet FASTEETH at any drug counter. On Rt. 35, Eatonton, traffic Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, will be guided through the con N. J.. was recently promoted FREESTONE struction area. The condition wil! aboard the command ship North- continue for four months. ampton, operating out of Nor- On Rt. 35, Middletown, traffi folk, Va. will be guided through the con- His promotion was based on struction area. The condition will time in service and rate, mili- Picked rip* from continue for two months. tary appearance, performance of our own or- On Rt. 36, Keyport, Raritan duties and his making a passing ownship, Union Beach and score on the Navy-wide competi- chard! for best Keansburg, there are detou tive test for promotion. flavor Ml roads at Flat Creek, East Creek, Northampton is equipped with Invest In a honr and Waackaack Creek. Minor In- special communications equip- ALSO terference will continue for six ment for the direction of fleet of your own. See today's Dail; months. and task force operations. Register Classified. RED APPLES SWEET CORN Add-a-Strip YOU HAVE TIL FRESH CIDER FRESH. BAKED PIES-CAKES-DONUTS We ADMIT IT! AUG. 10 th PHOTOSTATS to go to First Merchants National and open a savings WHILE YOU WAIT, ALSO account that will start .aming interest from Auguit lit. WE DO PASSPORT HOT DOGS! — Middletown Young Republicans held a ^1/ 0/ Interest on Passbook Savings DELICIOUS ORCHARDS PHQTOS, I.D. PHOTOS, beach party Saturday night at Ideal Beach in honor of Accounts SCOBEYV1LLE. N. J. WE COPY LETTERS, CON- Republican candidates. At left is Robert Tabit, presi- 47, latent! on la-months tlmo ctrtlflcata available an any data Colts Neck-Tinfon Falls TRACTS * MOST ANY- dent of the club. Next to him is Douglas Burke, Town- Albury pork Fair Haven • Holmdtl County Road 537 THING COPYABLE. ship Committse candidate, who's waiting for hamburger Rid Bonk North Mbury Park OPEN MOM.. SAT. 1 TO ». SEE . . . being served by Freeholder Marcus Daly, candidate for Manasquan • Britllt Member Federal Congress. Awaiting a hot dog is John T. Lawley, right, Reserve System/Federal candidate for township assessor. Deposit Insurance Corp.

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Aup.il 4, 1964—7 (Repeat) Fans won't go w sleep OunneJ 4 ___ WNBC-TV Ct_-__*l t WOR-TV TELEVISION >M *»!chirig this show, first shown* C_ju_M-l 5 WNEW-TV Ct-u-ttti II VPDC-TV, I—tfrws—£a- //>' Top Weekday n 195). Benny u>.es singer Ja/iej M.H Morgan \f> a cafeteria and in n'/; O't—1 Hr., if! llm W Slorrr I—Hrws-V/ ft* v/oliv.e HiifMit Wilt—i* I 1 I—liKrt—fA IK <-J//ikt Room for OoA4f -iffi*: the joint ;s fiJIed v/iib ye!l-i 113-~Coiurnbig S—Film—A Royal -conaal—H«S— 2—Luff Of Lilt—Urml —Ml'Miri. Z—Caplain tongaroQ io^ extras and stunt rntn. Tr*. S-iorwc Bicker-Children Tolli/lah Banklieod—I Hr., B MM. i~Wl When—Jgmes —Local New—John Tlllmon only thing missing from this hec- 7—Falh«r Knows ftesf 4-N«»-Fk>»d, Kulber 7—Courageous Cat—CortoOM 11—Jock l-o Lanne— Excerels* 9—N««rt—John Wmr A Day—Bailey 4—Richard Boone— Drama 2-A» The World Turns 9—High Road To Adventure Theatre Directory and it's a good one. Channel 13 and series fans can make up Night;" among others. This 5—Target: Corruptors 4—Let's Make A Deal 11—True Adventure 7—Greatest Show—Drama lias Jazz at 9:00 P.M. Late night their minds as to what bugs one of the better documentary S—Film—Mark of the Whistler—1944— 4:00 1—Baseball—Yankees viewers have their choice be- Hanley's temporary replacement. produced about the good o. 3—Secret 5lorm—Serial 3—Jazz Scene—Music AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT • tween the Tonight Show or Les 4—Match Gome—Gene Royburn 9:30 In actor Joseph Campanella's Hollywood. 5—Holl Ol Fun—Fred Holl 2—Jack Benny—Comedy Crane's new series. Baseball at hands, the character compels 7—Trallmaiter—Western 10:00 7:55 and 9 p.m. your attention. 9—Fireside Theater—Dromo 2—Hollywood: The Fabulous Era 10 - 11 (4) - "Who Goe; 11—HerculeswJack McCarthy 4—Primer on Communism There? — A Primer on Comm lil !•—Bus Slop— Drama 4— News— Sander Vanocur 7—Fugitive—Drama 7:30-8 (2) - Eye on New 7:55 - 10:45 (s) -Baseball. nism." (Repeat). This is, indeec 4:30 13—World at Ten LAST DAY York. "Automobiles and Atti- New York Mets vs. San Francisco primer on Communism, 3—Love That Bob—Comedy 10:30 Jack Ltmrnon tudes." (Repeat). Auto buffs will 4—Dobie Glllls—Comedy 13—Ingles Para Todos Giants, from Shea Stadium, (col- high school teenagers, as wel 9—Morly Gunty—children "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" be delighted as they watch their or). as those who need a refreshe 11—Chuck McCann—Children »-Sports-Klner favorite toys made, destroyed and 4:5! 11:00 course, owe it to themselves 13—America: Artist's Eye 2—Nivys—Jim Jensen used for a half hour of offbeat 9 - 10 (7) - The Greatest tune in. It does a particular 5:00 *— News— Frank WcGee commentary about America— 2—Film—Dream Girl—194J—Betty 5— News Show on Earth. "Of Blood, Saw- good job in tracing the histor; Hutkin-90 Mln. 7_News-Boo Young specifically our area—on wheels. PREVUE TONITE 9:15 dust and a Bucket of Tears." of its Karl Marx beginnings, am 4-Fllm-The Lody Klllers-1955-Alec 9—Film—The Secret Fury— 19S0— Chris Schenkel narrates. underlining the basic truths th Guinness—90 Mln. Cloudette Colbert-90 Mln. (Repeat). A must for series fans. 5—Astroboy—Corioon 11:10 Tonight's episode goes into a part bedevil all its convolutions an 7—Film—Sleepv L""onn—1943—Judy 4—Weather—Tex Antoine changes. Canova—1 Hr., 25 Mln. J-Fllm—The Fountalnheod— !M9— 7:30 - 8:30 (4) - Mr. Novak of circus boss Johnny Slate's 1—Film—Wlchlto—1955— Joel McCrea Gary Cooper—2 Hrs., 10 Mln. ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S (Jack Palance) background and 90 Mln. 7—News—Richard Bate 11:20 - 12:50 (7) - The Nei 13—Operation Alphabet ll:IJ Suspensetul Sex Mystery!.. the time he spent trying to save S:W 4—Local News—Jim Horti PAINT YOUR VACATION his father's failing circus. Beau- Les Crane Show. The show's out 5-Sandy's Hour—Children 11—Poit-Game Show—Coleman spoken host, Les Crane, will in 11—Superman—Adventure tiful Julie Newmar plays Slate's 13—Children of the World J—Film—Sea ol Gross-1947—Spencer one big love, and Arthur O'Con- troduce some explosive topics foi TUESDAY EVININ9 Tracy—2 Hrs., 20 Mln. nel is well cast as Pop Slate, the discussion tonight, William Buck <:M 7—Le» Crone-Variety 11—Three Stooges—Corned/ -- u:M old circus veteran, (color). ley, Jr., the loquacious but bri! 13-Whot's New-Children 4-Tonloht-Varlely liant editor of National Review •:2J H_News—Kevin Kennedy will discuss the "death" of the "The Night Of The Iguana,' 7—Weather—Ken Robot 11:40 9 - 11:15 (11) - Baseball. New starring Sue Lyon and Richard 11—Weather-Marilyn Gr«y GOP with former baseball star 2—News—Robert Trout 11:4S •TIPPIHEDRENSEAN CONNERY The Beach and Board- York Yankees vs. the Kansas Burton, above, will be the fea 4-Locol News-Gobe Pressman ll-Stev« Allen-Variety Jackie Robinson, newspaper re- 5—Mickey Mouse Club walk from the SUN- City Athletics, from Municipal porter Mae Craig, and actress lured attraction at Loew's 35 7—Local News—BUI Beulel »-New« and Weather TECHNICOLOR* tM DECKS are a master- Stadium. Shelley Winters. Another highligh Drive-In Theater beginning to- ^-Film-Sagebrush Lcw-1?«-Tlm piece of colors; the morrow. Holt—60 Mln. 7—Film—Death In 5moll Doses—1957 Ocean and pool bathing of tonight's show is a discussioi 11-Woody Woodpecker Peter Graves—1 Hr., 35 Mln. of topless bathing suits, featurini It is based on the Tennessee 13—Ingles Para Todos 1:0ft COME ANYTIME UP TO 9:15 AND SEE A — free from your room 9 - 10 (13) —Jazz Scene. (Re- <:45 4-N.ws-Bllt Rlppe — cool aquas; and the peat). The Clark Terry-Bobby a private fashion showing of thi Williams play. 7—News—Ron Cochran COMPLETE SHOW!! evenings' entertainment beachwear by members of thi 4—Film—Alway» Goodbye—1938— Brookmeyer Quintet in an hour Co-feature on the show is "Sun- 4—Weather—Pat Hernon Barbara Stanwyck—90 rWn. In vibrant tones to ban- long session of "third rail" music. Folies Bergere. day In New York," starring Jane 7:00 1:30 nish any blues. Color Fonda and Cliff Robertson, an J—News—Waller Cronklte your stay RESTFUL. 4—News— Huntley, Brlakley added attraction, there will be a 5—Slagecooch West 5—Crime ond Punishment Twin beds with bath special Friday and Saturday from $14.50 Mod. Am.; Porter nlghf showing of "Kissin' Cous- _-New» $8.50 European, each 1:45 (Continued) ins" starring Elvis Presley, im- 2_Fllm—Sins ol Man—19-4-Jean person. Also inclusive i' MOVIE TIMETABLE Hersholt-1 Hr., 35 Mln. Plan. Phone 609-345- mediately following the last fea 1:49 are receiving benefits which will amount to over $1 RED BANK 4—Sermonette—Reunion STARTS TOMORROW 1211; in N.Y. Mil 2-4849 hire. 'Good Neighbor Sam CARLTON- 3:20 "ENSIGN POWER" billion in 1964. 2—Fllrrt-Arsenic and Old Lace—1944 Oood Neighbor s_m _:00; 7:00; 9:20. — also — In 1940 the average monthly worker benefit wa Cory Grant—2 Hrs., 15 Mln. "Quick Gun" — and — EATONTOWN WEDNESDAY MORNINO "Operation Petticoat" <:» $22,60 and the family maximum was $85. Today, thi DRIVE-IN- 2—Previews corresponding amounts are $77 and $254—and the 196 TV Key Gooci Neighbor Sam S:30; 1J:33 7—News Quick Gun 11:00. 4:15 Centrtl Boardwalk • Atlantic City increases are still to come. LONG BRANCH t—Give Us This Day—Religion Ownership management, 4— Sermonette— Religion Tomorrow: How much will your Social Securit; BARONET- J» Joslalt White I Sons, ltd. How Ihe Wp.it Wtl Won 2:00: 7:00 2—Summer Semester taxesV^o up? ^, Mailbag W-M; Donald In Mif>-lui4 4:40 4-Modern Math 7—Prelect Know—Education FREEHOLD 7»>> By STEVEN H. SCHEUER FREEHOLD- 2-Newj ond Weather 2 BIG HITS Good. Neighbor Sam 3:09; 7:05; |:J8,4-Today ,,._. William Holden Question — Please settle some- 7—Ann Sothern—Comedy Sean Connery thing concerning Jack Palance of ASBURY PARK 7:05 11 J—Call To Prayer—Religion "MARNIE "PARIS 'The Greatest Show On Earth.' BARONET- 7:15. Is he the actor who did such i A Shot In the Dirlt 7:15; 9:21. brilliant job on TV many years LYRIC— WHEN IT SIZZLES" Mamie 2:55; 7:25; 10:00. ago in the wonderful drama PARAMOUNT- which later became the movie Unslnkable Molly Bt<™n .-.to; T:3O 'Marty?" -I- •seern"lioj'''a9_*ciate ___MS- Palance with some gteit TV dra-ST. JAMES— ma and if it wasn't "Marty,' eckpl -:3(): 8:30. Tire$tone hen what was it?—Mrs. D. L., COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE GATES OPEN 7:00 P.M.-MOVIES AT DUSK SHORE DRIVE-IN— CARTOON A-HHMA-tVEI.ySAT.ind SUN.-FIRST SHOW ONlf 2 BIG HITS Allentown, Pa. Mamie 8:33: 12:35: Paria When il is unlikely thatyou tvill eipenence m Lemmon -tale- 10:45. - James Gamer Answer — You're a bit con- lifetimeail thatrou «>sa see in... "IRMA LA BELMAR "GREAT 'used .about the facts. Jack Pal- FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- DOUCE" ance received an Emmy for his Ore-t Escape 8:30; Irffl* La Douce ESCAPE" excellent performance in the Rod NEPTUNE CITY lerling teleplay "Requiem for a NEPTUNE CITY— •10VE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER' BRAKE RELINE Heavyweight," which was pre- Oood Nelrhbor lam 2:20; 7:20; 9:55 NUTAUt WOOD -STEVE McQUEEN V////////S////////S////////A sented on "Playhouse 90." "Mar- Air Conditioned WE DO ALL THIS WORK: ty" predates "Requiem" by NORTH OF RED BANK Lonq Branch "HOW THE WEST •^- Replace old lining and shoes couple of seasons. "Marty," an WAS WON" on all four wheels with HIGHLANDS BARONET Firestone Factory Engineered iriginal teleplay by Paddy Chay- MARINE- fsky, was presented on the Good- V///////////////////////////A Bonded Brake Linings. McLJntock 7:00: 9:15. ATLANTIC An Conditioned "• AM Conditioned •^ Clean and inspect brake drums 'ear Playhouse in 1953 with Rod ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS THEATRE , for trueness. iteiger creating the title role of ATLANTIC- Allanllc niBlilonUJ—I'll. 291IUIH Brass Bolllp 8:30; Wild and Wonder- ST. JAMES rC Inspect hydraulic system. the lonely Bronx butcher. lul 7:00; 10:00. LAST TIMES TONITE KEANSBURG Jack Lemmon "Jf Inspect brake shoe return "WILD and WONDERFUL" Peter O'Toole springs for equal tension. Question — What are the writ- CASINO- "GOOD NEIGHBOR K Inspect grease Mali and rs trying to do to Liz Thorpe HOW the West Wai Won <:<9; »:1B. "THE BRASS BOTTLE" HAZLET SAM" wheel bearings. of "The Nurses?" In the last few "BECKET" OErS DRIVE-IN- STARTS TOMORROW J{ Adjust broke* on four wheel* ihows I have seen, she's become Cartoon 8:<0; Carpetbtctm «:*T for full contact to drum* in almost vindictive woman in- 1:13; Love With tbe Proper stranfa itead of the understanding chief PLAZA— J of the department she always HoHale'i Navy 3:43; 7:00; 10:20 Forty Pounds of Trouble -2:00; 8:35. seemed to be. J don't lite the Debbie Reynolds SOUTH AMBOY .hange at all and I'm sure if it 1388 *|Q95 MADISON CINEMA- • ^^B installed • ^M Installtaileed installed .ontinues, the show will lose UNSINKA8LE •B ^^^P exchangee • ^i^F exchanexchangge exchange Marnte 2:00; 5:10; O-.tO. Prevue iome of its faithful viewers.— Robin -E The Seven Hocxia 7:30. CINEMASCOPE MOLLY BROWN COLOR BY 0( LUXE Guaranteed 10,000 miles Guaranteed 20,000 miles Guaranteed 30,000 miles Mrs. B.P.C., Jacksonville, Fla. PERTH AMBOY Answer — The writers of theA1UBOYS DRIVE-IN— or one year or two years or three years Cartoon* 8:15; Mamie 8:51; 1:H 'Nurses" are not intentionally Thin Red Line 11:30. CHEVROLETS, DODGES, FORDS, PLYMOUTHS and ALL AMERICAN ryang to change any established MAJESTIC- COMPACTS. OTHER CARS SLIGHTLY HIGHER. Marrile 3:5S; 10:05; Robin * The MARINE character traits of the principals Seven Hoodl 8:05; Pillow Talk 2:10 THEATRE Air Conditioned on the show. It just so happens 6:20. llleblsads 872JJ751 We guarantee our brake relining service for the specified number of that the episodes you might Slave EDISON TONITE AND WEDNESDAY CARLTON miles and yean from date of installation. Replacements prorated on MENT.0 PARK CINEMA- chosen to watch were ones in Mamle 1:30; 3:40; S:00; 10:30. Pre- John Wayne RED BANK mileage and based on lint prices current at time of adjustment which Liz's patience was tried vue: Robin & The Seven Hoodl 8:20, iven more than usual. WOODBRIDGE "McLINTOCK" DRIVE-IN- SUMMER VACATION Bhot In The Dark 8:55; 12:05; M THURS. •• "WEST SIDE STORY" Question — I saw a wonderful Spy 10:55. Kiddie Show Tomorrow 2 P.M. Battery failures.are expensive! V FAMOUS MAKE, movie on TV not too long ago and '••••••••••••••••••••••••I I hope you'll be able to tell me Come in for a FREE BATTERY CHECK \ BATTERIES lomething about the great stars "TAMMY AND before you start your Vacation Trip r AS LOW AS... P6-Volt Exch. of the movie and what their plans THE DOCTOR" are, career-wise? The movie was "Come Next Spring."—Mrs. B PLUS „., Columbus, Ohio CARTOONS Tirtttoit* De Luxe Champion Answer — Ann Sheridan and FREE Sorles Tickets $1 Steve Cochran were the stars of AIR CONDITIONED SMOKING PARKING! SECTIONS! Any Size the film. Miss Sheridan has been a film star since the thirties anc PLAZA • •••ri Whltewalls NEW TREADS reached the peak ol her popu arity during WW II when she RETREADS ON SOUNND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUY0 R OWN TIRES earned the tile—"the oomph girl." She is still active in show AlRCONDITIONCD business although her film career NEPTUNE CITY is virtually at a standstill. There's THfATRf aioniowN a possibility that Miss Sherida may appear on (he Broadway Drive iN 4 • 49 stage this Fall in a musical based Plus tax and 4 trade-In tires of tame size off your car. on the career of Aimee Semple DON'T BE SORRY IN AUGUST McPherson. Cochran is one of those film personalities who nev- AVOID THE STAMPEDE !! er quite made it in the star J\ SEE US league but lie works all the time FOR TIRES in films, TV, and stock. He will undoubtedly make some guest TICKETS NOW ON SALE appearances on many of next sea- f OR THE SPECIAL PREVIEW mmm son's drama series. where your dollar buys MILES more .; our PRICES 1 TUES., AUGUST 11 at 7 & 9:30 LOW . , •+ EASV TFRMS'l' (For an answer to your ques- 3ND WE 7H00DS STORES tion ahnut any TV program or Maple Ave. at White St. 1 DOWN actor, wrile to Steven II. Schcu- s cr, TV Key Mailbag, in care of Red Bank—747-5700 f A WEEK this paper., PANAVISION - TECHNICOLOR 1000 Asbury Ave. Asbury Park LAST TIMES TODAY - PLAZA In the Doghouse wilh loo many 775-8700 "McHALE'S NAVY" ond "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" I Brtm) lit* Jwigi ptut youi B11II11 livoiitti! puppies? Sell them fast with a _ Neptune, City ond Freehold—"Go»d Neighbor Sam" Daily Register Classified ad. *••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••! These Pays: Hate To Spoil Your Banquet, Sir, But You Have An Urgent Call From Viet-Nam" Right 4M3Bf*Nrf *L, M»» B**, N. EMt Main St., Freehold, N. J-—871 HJ. », MUdleUiwn, N. I. The Center Moves Etftbtiifaed 1«» by lota a Cook tad Htery Oty By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN EuUhhrf by 71w Btd Bank K#&to f ncorportied V.HAXBY PENMNGTW. President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor PORTLAND, Oregon—The theory that the Repub- , M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager lican Party must make a big appeal to voters in the Thomai X Bly n«uuv. jwitor WUllam F. Sandiord and Arthur Z. Kamln "center" if it wants to win seems to have a stronger Frank W. Harbour mdJieiown Bor«u iip. Charles A. Johnston v hold here in Oregon than in other places. There is a Member el the Associated Press good deal of common sense behind this idea, but, with « jkuocwed Pro* li entitled exclusively to the ui« lor nsubllcatloii of all tin local n«wi printed In till er t* well u sll AP sewa dlfPLtcliei. all deference to Oregonians, the "cen- Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association ter" must be thought of as a moving Member Audit Bureau of Circulation point on a changing line if one is to The Red Bulk Retltter, Inc., Miumej no financial reijonjlbllitlea (or typographical error< In advertUementi, but will reprint without charge, tnat part of an advertisement In which the typograpWciU error occurs. Advertlaen will use the theory constructively. pleaas notify the management immediately of any error which may occur. Among the pollsters, Samuel Lu- Thil newspaper aJiumei no reiporalbllUlet for atatamenU o( opinion 10 \eUen trom itj readari. bell has done better than his confreres aubacrlptlOD Prlc«« In Advance Less than 3 snoi. Per month 11.50 12 raonUis—$18.00 « months—J9.00 ainjle co;r at counter, 7 ceuti Slnjla copy by mill, 10 centi S month*-113.50 3 months—II because he has undertaken his ques- TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1964 tioning with the concept of the "mov- ing center" very iipch in his mind. H CHAMBERLAIN understands that the middle classe have become immensely broadened since the Roosevelt- Police Excellence ian Thirties. Young people whose parents were broken Law enforcement officers at R. Brown, 36, Plainfield, who gave by the Depression now have stakes in society. One can- various levels who had a hand in information about the others and not go about this country and see magnificent shopping centers like Lloyd's in Portland,^complete with every- the solution of a massive burglary himself, has admitted cashing about thing from corn beef sandwiches\to a large skating operation in which more than $700,- 11 checks stolen from Lawes Coal rink, without feeling the basicaffluence of scores of 000 worth of stamps and money Co., Shrewsbury. Others are Edward $1,000 -- "new" people. This means that any politician who hopes orders from eight New Jersey post Kuhle, 29, Keansburg, and Daniel J DINNER to go places cannot wii/by ancient "soak the rich" offices in the first five months of Bozza, 43, Jersey City, who were techniques. The rich, comparatively speaking, now in- this year deserve public praise. Now, believed to have masterminded the clude too many local majorities. Social security is ac- a grand jury at Brooklyn has in- gang's activities; and Robert W. Wil- cepted, but the idea of paying for extra measures of dicted 13 members of the gang ring liams, 42, Jersey City. Aside from social security by inflation or continually escalating Involved. other things, the group is charged levies on the payroll that would negate tax cuts Is not Monmouth County Prosecutor with breaking and entering and lar- The new middle classes want to keep and use their Vincent P. Keuper has focused the ceny in the post offices of Keyport, money. spotlight upon the highly successful Middletown and Morganville, the teamwork among his own detec- New Jersey Motor Vehicle Inspec- Process of Social Osmosis tives, state police and local officers tion Station at Eatontown, and the (Herblock is on vacation.) The "center," then, has been shifted toward the from Red Bank, Middletown, Eaton- Lawes Coal Co., Shrewsbury. right—and this is largely what the 1964 presidential town, Keansburg, Shrewsbury and The largest "haul" was said to Your Money's Worth; campaign is about. There are kooks in the Goldwater Hal Boyle movement, and ADA-ers in the Lyndon Johnson en- Keyport which led to the arrest of have been the theft of $529,920 in tourage, but these will not visibly affect tha result next four of the 13 men. Particularly money orders from the Keyport post The New SS Amendments NEW YORK (AP) —"I've autumn. As for the civil rights disturbance, it will re- seen'them all come and go, and cited were John M. Gawler, county office last March 12. When the post I'm still hanging around,' dound to the benefits of whichever party best under- detective chief, and Andrew Man- office at Fairview (Bergen County) By SYLVIA PORTER cheerfully remarked Spangle stands the new middle classes. Since many of tha new- Arlington Brugh, the famou ly affluent have parents, or at least grandparents, who ning, of the Monmouth County de- was entered last Jan. 12, a record There will be major boosts in the monthly Social movie star, who will be 53 Wednesday. have known social discrimination, they are not anti- tective department, Red Bank Lt. $77,000 worth of stamps was lifted. Security checks going to almost 20 million beneficiaries "I feel pretty good about life Negro. But, having come a long way themselves by Detective Benjamin Glover; Eaton- The 13 also are being questioned now on retirement, disability and survivor rolls—if the There's nothing much that bug fighting out of lesser ghettos of the spirit, they resent town Detective Marvin .Fowler, about a $1.5 million postal truck new Social Security amendments are passed by me. I've always successful!) Congress. avoided anything that bored m the levelling down of educational opportunities for their Keansburg Patrolman Frank Pe- holdup two years ago near Ply- too much. The odds are strong that they will children that could be involved in the abandonment of ters; Keyport Detective Frank Cris- mouth, Mass. "I've always just been a guj the neighborhood school idea. Moreover, they want to be passed soon and 'that benefit checks who tried to keep my nose dllo; Walter King, an investigator Police can do fine work through mailed as early as October will reflect clean, do my job and avoid con keep their own property from the economio blight that for the New Jersey State Police, partnership study with, other offi- the hikes. How big would the raises be? flict as much as possible. I've often follows on politically enforced assodatfon,. They tried to^ do things that would want tso see the Negro make money and rise in the and Shrewsbury Patrolman Robert cials. Somehow, the pieces fall to- As "a beneficiary you would get a majie 'me happy and not hurt flat increase of 5 per cent over your others. world, but they want him to do it as Jews and Irish and Hoffman. gether like the bits of a jigsaw puz- r Also noteworthy is the close co- zle. Usually, along the line, one present monthly benefit. "The only thing I worry abou West Coast Japanese have done it, by a process c As a worker, your "wage base"— is what's my next picture goin, social osmosis rather than by political forced draft. operation between police and federal member of a gang will say or do to be." postal inspectors, who were obvious- some small thing that will enable PORTER the amount on which your future bene- Tanned, blue-eyed and** stir. This point of view may riot be very noble, but Or fits are figured—would ^aise ,teP$5w4Qfi.,.#orn today's £tr.ikingly handsome, Spanglei e&coiinters it everywhere. The politicalapajty that(w\ ly grateful for the local assiffgBfe. to close in and fill $4,800, and the level of benefits to which "you could "Arlington BFagh can look bac on a career that has few if any accept the present civil rights legislation without ap As Inspector Leo Shetzel put it: their dragnet. It happened in this look forward would be hiked proportionately. parallels in filmdom. tating to add to it on the "stand and deliver" bas- "This whole case was broken by case. Teamwork does count. The You can calculate your flat increase simply by As a boy back in Beatrice demanded by extremist ethnic pressure groups will sure- Monmouth County policemen." proof is right here. upping your present benefit level by 5 per cent. Here Neb., he wanted to be a doctoi ly garner a lot of votes from people in the "moving is precisely how you would be affected at various like his father. As a youth he The four arrested include William Congratulations, men. lugged a battgred cello to Cali center." _ .^g... benefit levels: ' fornia and doped to become musician. Entering a New Era Present New Annua' But a talent scout saw him 1 EVENTS OF YEARS AGO Monthly Benefit Monthly Benefit Raise a college play and he went t What makes the 1964 prospects fascinatingly enig- $40 *. $42 „„....- ,-..,... $24 work for MGM in 1934 at $35 matic is that both Barry Goldwater and Lyndon John- From Tht Register's Files $52.50 $30 week. He stayed there 26 years, son know that the center has moved to the right. John- $50 the longest period any top stai 50 Years Ago Arthur G. Sickles of West Front Where, oh where, have the fish $60 $63 .....: $36 has ever worked for anj*\ on son's response to this had led to his virtual command St., Red Bank, bought a Mercer gone? This is what Sea Bright $70 $73.50 $42 studio. to the business community to invest, expand and make automobile from H. L. Zobel of fishermen were wondering. Com Congressman Thomas J. Scully And Spangler Arlington Brugh SeT-Bright. Mr. Sickles said his mercial fishermen were singing $80 $84 $48 money in a climate favorably conditioned by lower offered his assistance with the did become a top star. new car was one of the speediest the blues about the bluefish, while $90 $94.50 $54 taxes. He wants a high level of prosperity in order to State Department in Washington He was mobbed by crowds ol in the vicinity. amateurs bewailed the lack o! to aid a number of county resi- $100 $105 ..._.. $60 up to 5,000 people. A newsmaga- pay for his fringe attack on Appalachian poverty. He striped bass and fluke. dents stranded in Europe by the $110 ,.„ $115.50 ~ $66 zine once described him as "thi still retains many Rooseveltian ideas, but nobody has outbreak of World War I. . most admired matinee Idol heard him attacking businessmen as "malefactors ojf The street department of $120 $126 ...... $72 since the late Rudolph Valenti- 25 Years Ago Shrewsbury started a program to All of today's average benefits would raise to new no." great wealth" or making demagogies threats to "drive James Hyde ml Maple Ave. re- erect street signs at every Inter- ceived word from Austria-Hun- Freeholder J, Russell Woolley, peaks. A retired worker receiving today's average of One poll in 1936 rated him a the money-changers out of the temple." section in the borough. There more popular than Clark Gable gary to report immediately to his completing a three-year term, ha8 previously been no means of $77 monthly would get $80.90. A widow receiving to- home country to take part in the stated that he would be a tegular His weekly salary climbed that Johnson's main difficulty derives from tha neces- street identification in the munic- day's average of $73 would get $76.70. A disabled work- year to $3,000, his weekly fan war against Serbia. Mr. Hyde Republican candidate for county ipality. sity of holding the businessmen without losing the was employed at Mount's factory er receiving today's average of $91 would get $95.60. mail to 7,000 letters. clerk. labor and the race-conscious Negro vote in the big on Maple Ave. A parent receiving today's average of $82 would get A list of the leading ladies he Stat Police of Keyport bar- played opposite makes a roll northern cities. Goldwater's "must" proposition is to Work got under way on de- racks investigated the planting $86.10. And a retired couple receiving today's average call of Hollywood's most beau- A masked highwayman at- molishing the old Oceanic fire of one-inch tacks across the Ever- reassure the "moving center" that his policies of firm- tempted to hold up a Rumson of $115.50 would get $121.30. teous stars, past and present. house on River Rd. and Allen ett-Crawford's Corner Rd. Sev- In 30 years Spangler Arlington ness toward Moscow and Peking will make for peace, trolley car on Shrewsbury Ave. St., Rumson, to make way for a eral motorists drove their, cars New Benefit Levels He shoved a pistol into the face Brugh earned millions of dol- not war. Goldwater will win some of the South, buj: new, modern structure. over the tacks and had their Entirely new maximum benefit levels also would lars, appeared in nearly 70 film of Joseph Terwilliger of Long tires punctured. the rest of the U.S. is up for grabs. Branch, conductor. The motor- go into effect. The new maximum for a retired couple, and starred in a television se- man, Charles Hulse of Rumson, Douglas "Wrong Way" Corn- for instance, based just on the 5 per cent hike, would ries. The American people will benefit by the election gan, trans-Atlantic flier, his bride, The N. J. Unemployment Com' During all that time he avoid applied lull power suddenly and pensation Commission passed the be $200.10—against today's $190.50. the lurch of the trolley threw the and his brother John, landed at ed public scandals, was well- no matter who wins. What really matters is that the Red Bank Airport to visit with $"> million mark in payment of For an individual retired worker the new maximum liked by his fellow workers — bandit oft the rear platform. job insurance to the unemployed. rise of the Goldwater movement has pulled the center an old friend, Gus Michaelson, would be $133.40 against today's $127. and never won an Academy toward the right. The Walter Lippmann thesis that no who ran the Banner towing busi- The.average weekly job insurance Award. Today he and his secon Keyport Engine Co. No. 1 cele- ness there. check was $9.65. For the family the over-all maximum would in- wife, actress Ursula Thiess, liv party can win without the center vote still holds. But brated its 25th anniversary. crease from the current $254 to $281.20—a rise of quietly with their two young the center is no longer where it used to be, and, assum- Two smare caddies at Spring $27.20 a month and of $326.40 on an annual basis. children on a 113-acre farm ing that there will be no atomic war, we are entering Atlantic Highlands and Fort Mcadov Golf Club. Allaire, think- near Beverly Hills where they Hancock residents saw a big ing of ail the golf balls lost in Here's the What's more, as the influence of the new higher are raising 17 quarter horses, 5 upon a new era of politics. waterspout off Sandy Hook. Boat' the course's water hazard, hit up- wage base of $5,400 took hold in the years ahead, hens and two roosters. men said it was the largest spout on the idea of draining the pond. maximum benefits would climb even further. "We're not trying to come ever seen in local waters. They retrieved 300 balls before Answer the poultry market," he said the groundskeeper discovered For the family the new ceiling would be $300, and "We do like outdoor life, am LIGHTNING ROD Peter J, Frawley, blacksmith, what they had done. QUESTION: Several times we for the individual worker the maximum would be we're not very socially in- and Walter Fields, carriage re- have found water on our bath- clined," room floor under the water closet $143.40 at retirement date in the future. pairer had a tremendous rush of In Highlands, lobsters were re- Looking back across th tank. At first we thought the tank The earliest date on which a worker today could business In Colts Neck. The po- ported plentiful. They sold for years, he_ said he felt mosi was leaking, but It appears to be tato shipping season was re- (1 and $1.50 a dozen. qualify for the full maximum under the pending legist grateful to two people: MGM sponsible, for it. Potato shippers nothing but water forming on the tion would be January, 1969—but he could enjoy a studio boss Louis B. Mayer wh required well-shod horses and porcelain and then dropping on built him into a star, and to hi substantial wagons to take their WHERE IN THE WORLD .? the floor. Can you tell us wliat limited boost on top of his basic 5 per cent raise as former wife, Barbara Stanwyck crops to the railroad station. causes this and how to correct it? soon as 1965. "She had been in the theatc ANSWER: This is a question all her life. She knew all the pit- we receive over and over again Two Extra Weeks Names of 40 of the 47 fam- falls an actor could run into in every summer. The condensation No matter what your present Social Security check ilies on Borden St., Red Bank Hollywood," he said. of water vapor In the air is the were on a petition to borough and no matter what the size of your raise, passage of At 53, Spangler Arlington cause of dripping. Moisture forms council asking that the name o! Brugh has a special reason fo on any surface which holds a the amendments would give you a total for the year the street be changed to Linden feeling grateful to studio tycoon liquid that Is cooler than the air. PI. The petition said Borden St equivalent to more than two weeks' extra benefits. And Mayer. Sometimes this can be prevented had a bad reputation because of this would begin to take effect before the end of 1964. "It was he who changed my by enclosing the outside of the the evil deeds of a few residents name to Robert Taylor," hi tank with a fabric material. Of course, in absolute dollar terms, the benefit who had died or moved awny said. The condensation can be re- Co-jncil tabled the matter lor increases would be modest. They wouldn't permit any duced if you use a ventilating fan study. retired individual to make drastic improvements in his in the bathroom, hut he c;uc GETS CPA POST if you have ;uiy children who living conditions. But we have taken giant steps toward NKW YORK CITY - Charlc George E. Poulson of Red might touch or otherwise disturb a solkl foundation for the financial independ- Martin of 32 Minton Ct., Mid- Bank offered $250 reward for in What is (he hottest area known In the fan. Another solution is to ence of our elderly citizens since the first monthly So- illnlown, N, .L, has been appointee: formation and evidence resulting the United States? hiivc a plumber install n mixing a member of the Land Transport In conviction of the person who valve which will warm lite water cial Security checks were mailed in 1!MO. / Accounting Committee of the On June 25 caused obscene pic- *>II»A MW1 entering the tank. If the water in In 1940 a scant 222,001) beneficiaries received a New York State Society of Or- turps and •ctirrilous matter to be he tank is a romn temperature, :ificd Public Accountants, accord- painted on Che fence located on there will Iw no condensation on total of $23.5 million. Today, more than 19.2 million ing to Warren B. Cutting, presi premises at 121 Broad St. 6—Tucedny, August 4, 1964 the outside of the tank. (Continued on Page 7) dent. 8-7Way, XupjsJ 4, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER camp says u much in Aat Kennedy would form the oce; friends cA Robert Kennedy Kt la short, they put th« Pre&f. e/t-r punished lor that laxt Tolln Botne caj«, ictuaBy, public, there is not the slightest soft spot IB the Pres:denii cam- out upon two equiUy foolish deoJ in a position where he axiid tie conf/ary, J uo- r«ot in elementary dignity have!his sia/1 jisocuies from tb* oWiof >zirjc\i\xm with the Presided t going to carry, say, New York.) Tne truth is that tore neveri***^ sniping at Preset John- chosen Kennedy even if more days \tn*A rtint backwar*!—and greater than gjven w some of IB3 'Steals' Barrfs !n simple fact, .Sew York is was murJMi&aux that Johnsonian. A. Washington dijiser party measurable ctgaiive Ivzmt had:fa ~ to placal«, to «y»adli»t«,!)iis o-wn oldfca sta)} pe<>ple. But v/nlte/3 nil in Goldwater J>lanrdng •MW'A CWM tb« attorney-genera!^ i^« more frantic of the Jyri«w not been present, to erase the frwan vr»Daiym'^j\ Uhns/m't elforU w*r« oevet — though i.ftis is sot true of sill irid that whatever sr/iail ':han«|N«™ Frontiersmen touM hard!-/ Kenned/* long lade 61 per- from K*onedy to the Johnson eao taneously an unabashed and un- and wished to put things right The Goldwater people had des- columnist six hours before Presi- Adult Politicians exampled campaign to "force" with him if he could. perately wanted Kennedy to be dent Johnson announced his de- All during Johnson's vice presi- this same President Johnson to chosen as Johnson's running cision against having Kennedy as dency they had sought to poison take Robert Kennedy on the WEST Strathmore Never Needed 'Enemies' his running mate. "Our best and ticket. Some went so far as to mate. They had believed, soundly his relationship with President No Robert Kennedy partisan Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marulies, biggest weapon will be Bobby promote the candidacy of William FURNITURE CO. or not, that the attorney general's John Kennedy They never suc- within the Administration was 29 Ivy Hill Dr., have just re- close identification with Negro Kennedy on the ticket." ceeded, mainly because John Ken- Scranton of Pennsylvania for the KEYPORT. N. J. Republican presidential nomina- turned from vacationing in New civil rights groups would im- Perhaps because they had so nedy and Lyndon Johnson were FREE APPRAISAL tion, not because they really were 264-0181, Hope, Pa. prove, as could no other factor, earnestly hoped that Kennedy adult politicians — and Robert Also Sail, Rent and Enhanat the senator's prospects .for break- be designated — and perhaps, Kennedy, too, if it comes to that for Scranton ]but because they thought that with this liberal Re- TUSTING PIANO CO. ing into the South, the Border too, because they had been mis- — and so maintained a mutual Bongs and Bond Aibury Park • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker Stales and the West. led by the months of insistence liking and respect in spite of it publican at the head of the Re- and Mr. and Mrs. David Caiman publican ticket they could "force" 775-0644 Kennedy's high appeal to the by zealous Kennedy followers that all. have returned from spending Johnson to accept Kennedy as a urban East did not trouble them he would be — the Goldwater But at the instant Johnson Open Man. and Fri. Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. their vacation touring the Finger men had convinced thems' sidency the same liberal symbol to minority groups. We Buy Pianos Lakes.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grossman and children Lisa and Marc, 93 Idlewild La., have returned from spending a week with Mr. Gross- man's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Grossman, Brook- lyn. While there, they 9pent two days seeing the World's Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carrus and son Alan, 515 Line Rd., at- tended the wedding Sunday ol Mies Roberta Sunshine to Mar- vin Schneider at the Aperian Manor, Brooklyn,

House guests at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Edward Israel 69 Fordham Dr. were Mr. and Mrs Ted Rubira and children Steven Scott and Way,ne.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bergen- field, 63 Fordham Dr., were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Kashkin, Douglaston, N. Y. CARMICHAEL DEALER

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Prac- $556 million increase for the 1.7 forces, to take effect Ihe first ofj The pay bill agreed on by Sen- SS.000 for the vicp president others, and $7,500 for all other tically all of Uncle Sam's em- million classified civil service next month, will be their second ate and House conferees would 'and speaker of the House, which federal judges, including a scale be retroactive to the first pay ]would raise them to $43,000. of $30,000 for district judges and ployees — from Congress mem- and postal workers, and top in a year as part of the new pol- government officials, Congress icy of reviewing servicemen's period after July 1 for all but $7,500 for members of Con- $33,000 for those on the court of bers to postmen and servicemen members and federal judges. pay scales every year. the members of Congress and ress, to $30,000. Appeals. — are assured of fatter pay The House Aimed Services high-level congressional em- The House plans to act today $10,000 for Cabinet officers, to An average 4.3 per cent for checks. Committee told the House it had I ployees. They must wait until on the civil pay hill, whirh nar- $35,000. 511 million classified workers, Congress approved Monday, omitted boosts for draftees and next January for their raises. ries annual raises of $7,500 for Up to $7,000 for other govern- with a range of 2.7 to 22.5 per and President Johnson is ex- newly enlisted men because The President has strongly cent. The top level in civil serv- pected to sign quickly, a $207 congressmen and $10,001) for they are in training status and backed this measure, contend- ment executives, with a scale of Cabinet officials. The Senate $26,000 to $30,000. ice would go from $20,000 to $24,. million pay raise [or the mili- because they will receive three ing it is essential to retain key 500. tary. was expected to act later in the or four increases in their first 11 personnel in government. $4,500 for the nine Supreme day or Wednesday. An average of 5.6 per cent for And Senate and House confer- months o( service due to promo- The bill carries these annual Court Justices, to $40,000 for the ees reached agreement on a The increases for the armed [tions. increases: chief justice and $39,500 for the 600,000 postal employees. Council Rejects Rezoning Plan

FREEHOLD - "The courts ilant tract containing a provi- amendment July 6, and council Goldberger was authorized to see will decide the issue. We expected sion against future residential use. acted favorably by a 4-2 vote. bids on various items for minor Once Business Council introduced the amend- improvements in the existing this would happen before the municipal building which should BOOKED IN HOMICIDE — Charles Faiio, 30, and ment July 28, but made it clear council." "We are asking for the re- amount to about $5,000, according zoning of property which was that it neither favored nor op- wife, Beverly, 24, of Matawan, are booked on homicide So said Freehold attorney Har- to Councilman Carl M. Vander- once in business use and then posed the measure but acted to charge in New York Sunday. They were charged in ry Sagotsky after the Borough /eer. reverted back to residential use. bring the matter before a public Council last night rejected a pro- Ask U.S. Aid the slaying of Robert Hirsch, 27, an engineer, who was Legally, we are not asking for hearing and to get the Planning posed ordinance for rezoning the something which we should not Board's position. Mayor Frank E. Gibson re- shot to death on the street in front of his apartment in Powers and old sewer pumping ask for," declared Mr. Sagotsky. The Planning Board recom- quested that leiters be sent to New York's Riverdale section. Police said Mrs. Fazio plant tracts from residential to ien. Clifford P. Case and Har- During the public hearing, the mended rezoning by a 4-2 vote was a secretary for a New Jersey firm which also em- commercial use. last Wednesday. rison A. Williams and Rep. James opposition to the rezoning C. Auchincloss inquiring about ployed Hirsch. Mr. Sagotsky represents the merged. Council accepted the lowest of federal aid for the proposed new Powers family and is ready to five bids for the Nestle plant continue the matter in court. The importance of the master municipal building. Council turned planners views, the fact the peti- six-inch sewer force main—a $34,- down construction bids on the Council received a Planning tion was signed by adjacent res- 800 figure submitted by the Mills proposed building because they Board resolution recommending idents, a fear of decreased prop- Crane Service and Construction would exceed the funds provided Strange Triangle the rezoning of the 3,000-square- Co. of Farmingdale. It was $7,545 erty values, additional traffic in the $87,700 bond ordinance. foot area at the northeast corner lower than the next lowest bid. hazards at the intersection of Council agreed to send a cita- of South St. and Park Ave. The main will eliminate Nestle Park and South Sts., and the ion to the borough team which plant coffee waste and will "la- The recommendation, however, possiblity of other commercial won the regional Babe Ruth ;oon" the waste instead of con- Slaying Is Probed did not prevent council from re- use variances in other residential League title last week. tinuing to send it through the bor- jecting the measure, with coun- areas were among the concerns ough system into the upper Man- Mayor Gibson requested con- cilman Anthony B. Smith abstain- of the opposition during the pub- NfiW YORK (A.P) - A hus- ing due to conjugal ties with the asquan River. tributions be sent to the local band and wife were held without lic hearing. Babe Ruth League so that it Powers family, after a public Share Cost bail yesterday in the strange tfi~ Frank W. Johansen, 155 South can send the championship team hearing. angle slaying of a married elec- St., v>3 was instrumental in cir- Nestle and the borough will to the state tournament. He said SEAGOING LAB — Workman studies specifications Petition Cited share the cost, which was esti- tronics engineer. The victim ap- culating the opposing petition, Charles Malko will accept con- for equipping former Army tug with deck laboratory parently was trying to end an il- Councilmen cited the petition said, "7-11 means 7 a.m. to 11 mated at $40,000 over a 10-year tributions as a league representa' licit love affair that began at an of 71 persons residing adjacent p.m." period. live. and oceanographic winch stations for use by Sandy Hook to the Powers tract and the Council approved the purchase office Christmas party last De- Several persons refuted Mr. Councilman Frank K. Woolley Marina Laboratory scientists for study of coastal and position of the master plan con- of land for the new one million cember. Sagotsky's argument that the re- reported the municipal Industrial oceanic game fiih. Vessel, fo be staffed by marine sultants L. Eugene Oross Asso- gallon water storage tank for The accused husband, Charles zoning would bring a $150,000 rat- Commission has invited all busi- ciates of New Brunswick, against $3,800. The tank will be construct- scientists, will be able to operate offshore in Middle Fazio, 30, of Beechwood Ter., ness property owners to a specia the rezoning as the major cause able to the borough by saying ed in an area containing four Matawan, N. J., spent seven meeting in the municipal build- Atlantic for 12 months of year on trips of on* fo three of opposition to the proposal. only $4,785 would be Teturned in lots along the west side of Orchard years In a mental institution for taxes and that service stations ing Aug. 11 at 8 p.m. 'Weeks' duration. The Powers family has agreed St. and near Institute St. Raynor the 1952 slaying of a teen-aged do not provide a very lucrative to sell the property for the con- Harker and Stephen Serafin, bor- youth. He was released in 1959. ratable. (Gulf had closed a serv- struction of a Gulf service sta- ough policemen, are owners of Fazio and his wife, Beverly, ice station at the corner of tion and a 7-11 store, which sells the property. 24, both chewing gum, stood with Throckmorton and South Sts.) refreshments. The tank is part of the $910,000 'Floating LaV En Route to Hook arms around each other's waists Issue Tabled during a bail hearing before Gulf and 7-11 representatives water and sewer improvemen The matter began June 30 when Bronx Criminal Court Jtldge Am- spoke before the council. program financed by a bond or- Mr. Sagotsky went before the Will Be Able to Operate Throughout the Year brose J. Haddock. Mrs, Fazio Mr. Sagotsky, presented blue- dinance adopted by council May Planning Board to geUts reconv wore maroon slacks, a bright prints, photos and other informa- tion concerning the two coiWhef- mendatipgg»H|t thejjpfc w," fThe ordinance originally called blouse and eyeglasses. Her nor- tabled. " ••»-•*- mally blonde hair was dyed cial concerns, which would build for $770,000 but the expansion of black. Colonial style structures, as well He then asked council to au- the tank from 500,000 gallons They were charged with homi- as photos of adjacent businesses thorize Borough Attorney Clifton boosted the cost by $140,000. cide in the slaying Saturday night Robert Hirsch and a 1910 deed to the sewer T. Barkalow to draft a zoning Borough Engineer Harold W. of Robert Hirsch, 27, a $15,000 a year inspector at a Carteret, N. J., plant where secret work on nuclear is under way. He held a government se- Case Won't GMdwater curity clearance. Hirsch was shot five times out- By WILLIAM HENDERSON invitation to Case — to no avail. will pledge 100 percent support Ann Flynn, president of the Mon- side his apartment building in TRENTON - New Jersey Sen. Monmouth County Chairman J. for Goldwater." mouth county federation of Re- the Riverdale section of the Clifford P. Case will continue to Russell Woolley who will be at Among those present will be publican women; members of the Bronx. Moments earlier he had play the role of the man who the private talkathon says: "I the state's GOP congressional legislature and the GOP execu- left his wife and two small wasn't there as far as the cam- can promise that the state chair- delegation; a representative of the tive and finance committee, U. S daughters' in their sixth-floor paign of GOP Presidential candi- manand all the county chairmen young GOP club in the state; Mrs. Senate candidate Bernard Shanley apartment in response to a tele- date Barry Goldwater is con- and someone from the Volunteers phone call from a woman, ar- cerned. for Goldwater committee. ranging a rendezvous at a coffee "Case won't lift a finger to help Mark Anton, who was state •hop. Officials Weigh Effect Goldwater unless he changes his chairman of the Goldwater for Fazio and his wife denied any stand completely on civil rights, President Coirtmittee in the state knowledge of the phone call,.and nuclear weapons, social security will also be on hand. also denied any connection with and other issues in his platform," Of Sewer Plant Sale Chairman Todd said the group Hirsch's slaying. The couple went a top aide in the senator's Wash- MIDDLETOWN — The Shore- Monmouth Sanitation Co., oper- would discuss campaign strategy back together about two weeks ington office told this newsman. how to "get the show on the ago after being separated for sev- crest sewer plant appears headed ators of the plant, has been "There must be a common road," liaison with the nationa eral months. Fazio worked as an for new ownership, but whether it brought into Municipal Court sev- meeting ground for Case and GOP committee in Washington electrician in Perth Amboy, N. J. ceases to be a thorn in the side eral times on health complaints Goldwater — otherwise there's of some 300 residents and munic- and has been fined. funds and ways of welding party Mrs. Fazio was a stenographer members into one united front. not much use in even talking ipal officials remains to be seen. The township brought the firm at Hirsch's firm, the Foster- GOP Senate Majority Leader about it," the senator's advisor Abraham and Sigmund Som- before the PUC and succeeded in Wheeler Corp. They met at the added. William E. Ozzard, of Somerset last office Christmas party, and mer, owners of the plant, have getting an order requiring work „ 'Too Busy' to Go agreed to sell the facility to Mat- touched off some fireworks within began dating, police said. to be done at the plant. The or- the party a few days ago when he While we held the phone the thew J. Gill, local real estate CONVERTED TUG — Former U. S. Army tugboat Lt. 1959, above, is being converted Detective Stephen Muldoon said der has not succeeded, however, said that Goldwater's candidacy informant asked Case, who was broker. Hirsch had been trying to end in stilling complaints about odor. might rip the party'9 elephant so in Wilmington, S. C, to game fish research yessel for Sandy Hook, Marine Labora- busy in his office, if he planned their relationship and that this A hearing by ttie Public Utili- In Its report, the Hydroscience badly it couldn't be healed. tory. Recently dubbed "Dolphin," craft is expected to arrive at labs in mid-August. to attend the big meeting in Tren- apparently led to his slaying. ties Commission on the proposed firm recommended: ton tomorrow night when all Re- He then called for an im- Mrs. Fazio's husband was be- sale has been scheduled for Aug. SANDY HOOK - The "Dol- publican factions in the senate 1. That the main collection sys- mediate gathering of the party floating laboratory will start its of the marine labs, .and. several lieved to have demanded assur- 21 in Newark. phin," Sandy Hook Marine Lab- will be asked to smoke the peace tem be inspected and cleaned out bigwigs to "do something about shakedown cruise Monday from other staff members will make ance that the affair was over. The plant services approxi- oratory's offshore research vessel, pipe "for Goldwater's sake." regularly. it." Wilmington, S.C., where* it" is be- the maiden-voyage north on the Muldoon said witnesses had mately 300 homes in the Shore- s expected to arrive here by the ing outfitted for research missions 2. Increase the capacity of the Todd, who had planned to call 400-ton former Army seagoing placed the Fazios at the scene of "Senator Case will be too busy orest housing project off Rt. 35, middle of this month. in the study of game fish. plant's settling tanks. in some of those Republicans tug. the slaying. The murder gun was to go to the conference. The in the Fairview section of the whose feelings were ruffled be- According to lab officials, the John R. Clark, assistant director The vessel is being equipped not immediately located. Senate is in session, you know" township. 3. Pipe effluent to a deeper cause Pennsylvania Gov. William with a deck laboratory and ocean- Neighbors of .the Fazios' *in came back the answer. Since ils completion approxi- portion of the pond. W. Scranton failed to cop the ographic winch stations. The craft Matawan were shocked to hear It was learned that Case had mately 10 years ago, the plant Require effluent to be passed presidential nomination, finally will be capable of operating off- of the couple's arrest. They not expected to journey to the has been the subject of com- through sand filter beds. decided to include "everybody plaints from residents of the Boro Earmarks shore in the Middle Atlantic for described the Fazios as virtual Stacy Trent hotel here, scene of 5. Remove sludge on an hourly who is somebody" in Republican area. 12 months of the year on trips 6trangers in the community, al- the unity confab under any cir- basis to eliminate odor. circles. though they had lived at 36 cumstances. Investment Plan of one to three weeks' duration. Trouble Ahead Seen She will have a cruising speed Beechwood Ter. for two years. In the last two weeks Case and Mr. Gill says he is buying the Keep Pressure On The chairman faces some Land for Schools of 12 knots. "No one seemed to know Goldwater have confided to inti- plant for investment purposes. 8. Provide mixing and aeration trouble. them," said one neighbor. "They mate friends that they could never When asked if he would imple- equipment in the pond to help William Stubbs, Negro candi- EATONTOWN - Though the start next week. The all-steel ship, built in 1957, didn't mix well with other peo- agree on the issues. ment a report prepared for the digest effluent dumped into it. date for the House of Representa- Board of Education has no plans Announcement of the new ap- was acquired on a long-term loan ple in the neighborhood." Even a team of horses couldn't Board of Health to correct the Township Committeenjan Er- tives in Northern Jersey wants no for new school buildings at pres- pointment will be made at the from the U.S. Army Transporta- Another said. "My husband draw them together," confided a plant problems, Mr. Gill said— nest G. Kavalek said it doesn't part of Goldwater. And Leslie ent, land will be available for September board meeting, or at tion Depot in South Carolina. It saw him (Fazio) only yesterday state parly leader. "We will see." make any difference to him who Blau, a delegate who walked out future construction, board chair- a special meeting earlier. has been "in mothballs" since working in his yard. But we Case, who may aspire to Ihe The report was prepared by Hy- owns the plant. "I still will keep of Ihe San Francisco convention man James K. Van Dover said New teachers hired for 1964-65 its construction. seldom spoke with him. I've nev- gubernatorial nomination next droscience, Inc., Leonia, water the pressure on to get that plant with Case won't make a move last night. include Mrs. Susan Tripp Rose, Scheduled plans for the reseach er even seen Mrs. Fazio." year, has received hundreds of control and pollution consultants. in shape," he said. until the sentaor gives him the Borough Council has assured here, who will teach mathematics vessel call for emphasis on lo- A third neighbor said he saw letters commenting on his now Members of the Board of Health Although financial details of the word. the board that 12 acres of bor- and science at Memorial School, cating spawning areas of migra- the couple together Friday after- ;ilent feud with his party's stand- and the Township Committee are proposed sale have not been dis- Other delegates who backed ough land on Old Deal Rd., south at $5,145; Mrs. Mary T. Alterio, tory coastal fishes and the search noon, hut "before that I hadn't ard bearer. expected to confer tonight on the closed, Mr. Gill said he plans to Scranton still aren't convinced of the SPCA, will be made avail- Long Branch, first grade at Fred for eggs and infant fishes with seen him for two months. They The majority of the mail has report, and officials indicated the purchase all 100 shares of com Goldwater was the strongest can- able for school construction as G. Steelman School, $7,105, and specia] plankton nets. kept to themselves. They were praised Case for standing up and proposed sale will probably be mon stock in the company. didate the party could have nomi- needed, the chairman reported. Mrs. Carlether Roy, here, lan- The floating lab will also be being counted in his outspoken discussed. very quic-l people." Mr. Gill would serve as presi- nated. Their representatives at Council also is considering guage arts and social studies, utilized to study the winter dis- OF a half-dozen residents of the attacks on Goldwater's policies. Dr. Marc Krohn, township tomorrow's meeting must do granting another 10 acres in the eighth grade at Memorial School, tribution of those migratory fishes dent of the new corporation; his quiet, middle-class residential But some letters have given him health officer, said it would cost some tall talking to get them to southwest corner of the borough at $8,330. which spend the summer in the neighborhood, no one knew Fa- a thorough going over for not be- approximately $50,000 to improve father, Thomas F. Gill, as vice change their minds. between Rt. 35 and Shark River Resignations were accepted coastal area and vanish offshore zio's occupation. Two neighbors a loyal Republican and stick- the facility as recommended in president, and his wife, Mrs. Rose However, Todd and Woolley are Rd., board member Samuel Garo- from Rev. Charles E. Bourne of in the winter. Exploration of the could not even recall what they ing by the candidate. the report. He said that as far as B. Gill as secretary-treasurer. of the opinion that it's a bit too falo explained. Clinton Memorial Churcn* New- pathways of ocean currents and looked like. GOP State chairman Webster he is concerned, the township early for all the cops to fit ink Rnlh tracts are "ideal — right ark, who taught mathematics and oilier oceanographic studies over Several snkl the only time they n. Todd whose job it is to kcon should insist that the report he place to make a smooth running when; we would have asked for science at Memorial School, and|the Continental Shelf between Ni:W WOMAN DOCTOR saw Fazio was when he frequent- everyone happy in the GOP implemented by the new owner. machine — "one Hint can ride them," Mr. Van Dover continued, Mrs, Mary Ann Seeland, who Cape Cod, Mass., to Cape Hat- ly worked at thr> remodeling of organization says at least -10 per- 'Ihe major source of r.omplaints TRKNTON - Margaret Deblas- Goldwaler and Shanley into the "and they fit in with the borough taught second grade al Fred G. tfras, N.C., also will be con- his white shingled ranch home. sons will sit in on Ihe emergency have been odors emanating from io, 1 Thrnckmorton Ave., West White House," master plan. The results of the Slrelman School, dueled. talk. the plant and billowing detergent LoriR llranrh, was one of 23 New One power in the state organizn- iTling were gratifying," Unanimously adopted was a rcs-j Dr. Lionel A. Walfnnl, director FALSE ALARM He had expected that Case suds. Jersey residents licensed as doc- lion will be missing when tIK* hoi No successor to Ihe former olutlon in memnriam for Mis.!<>f th(' m.trine labs, has indicated RKD BANK — Firemen wore would consent to attend so that I'UC Order tors in Jul", Ihe state Hoard of rings opening the first round of school superintendent, William W. Rose O'Donnell, 15-year vrieianjl'i.'it little can he done to con- called out at 3:18 n.m. In answer n number of Impnrlant things There also have neon charges •Medical F.xaminers has an- the session here. Ramsay, has yet been selected, of the school sysinn ivliosr (u-lservo U.S. fu-.li resources until a false nlarm turned in frnrr. box can be straightened out-" that the plant's effluent has de- nounced. They gained their li- She is Kathcrinc K. Neub'erger, Mr, Van Dover said. Fifteen ap- Ineral was today. Mrs. O'Donnell more infurmalinn is obtained 601 at Newman Springs Rd. andi Todd Gets Nowhere stroyed marine life in a pond off censes by passing state examina- who is vacationing in Massachu- plications for the post have been had been teaching second f;radc about life cycles of oceanic and Carmen PI. ' Todd personally tendered the Navesink River Rd. tions. setts. received, and interviewing may In Margaret L. Vclter School. coastal fish. 10—TunAty. Augud 4. 1961 TUt UAIL1 MJAi,m\ India's First Lady Avoids Spotlight HEW DELHI MP) - Tbe find cerned oniy that "Shastrijt" When Shwstri UA a bean uwX Maier Show lady tA fridia neither towj what fuiri) wouM e*t (ome ipicy in IMS, tbe knew wbtt to <*" that tide JBtani nor ea/e*. She food "that witM be toA tor fail "I woke up tfe MereUrlu to To Open wants oniy to he left alone to heart.' summon the doctors »nd ray cook for her family, watch her This tiny, gray-haired woman daughter to be by his bedside and ••> BAY HEAD - Schilli Maler husband's health and pray six has endured much for her hus- went straight to the prayer room will open a one-man show of hours a day. band's career. to talk it out with my God." paintings Sunday in the Bay Head This is the 53-year-old wife of For years, as Shastri struggled "I cried, "I am mad, my Lord, Cultural Center, here. A recep- India's new prime minister, Lai against British colonial rule and 1 am mad. Is it your will, my Bahadur Shastri. There is -. none tion will be held at 4 p.m. for often went to jail, she cared for Lord, this should happen to me of the Nehru family glamor or their family without complaint. and my family?" the artist who is a summer in- worldliness about this woman, no During one of his stays in jail, "I posed the question again strutiior at the Long Beach Is- lust for the spotlight, no passion she watched a year-old daughter and again as my husband lay in land Foundation of Arts and a — or even understanding — for die of typhoid because she could the hospital unconscious, with the member of the faculty at the Ty- politics. not afford a doctor. doctors struggling to keep him ler School of Fine Arts of Temple Shastri's wife (in Hindu tradi- Since then, her family of four alive. University, Philadelphia. tion she uses her given name and sons and two daughters and her "But my fight was with the thus is "Mrs. Lalita") is typical favorite deity, Shiva, the god of Mr. Maier, who was born In supreme doctor of them all, and of millions of Indian housewives destruction, have been her life. Germany in 1922, received his He answered. My husband sur- who care nothing for the world At the age of 9 she taame so degree in painting from Columbia vived and more years of service that swirls around them and who devoted to a small idol of Shiva University and studied under the were added to his life." live only for their families and in her village temple that she French artist Amedee Ozenfant. Tears trickled down her cheeks religion. decided to sit in the temple and He has had five one-man shows as she remembered those days Worries about Husband go into a trance repeating the In New York City and just com- and nights of misery. When the capital buzzed god's name. But fearing her par pleted a one-rnan show at Mary Unique Answer oently with talk about a visit by ent's wrath, she took the idul to Harriman Gallery, Boston. His When tier husband became fa First Deputy Premier Anastas her house and has kept it ever paintings are in collections of the mous and powerful, she had a Mikoyan of the Soviet Union, Mrs. since. Mjseum of Modern Art, tehigh unique answer for relatives who Lalita vaguely recalled her hus- University, Harcum College, Iowa "It may be theft in the strict wanted her to use influence to band had asked her to attend a University and Albion College, legal sense but the Lord stole get them jobs. luncheon given for "some Rus- as well as in private collections. away my heart and I stole away She would point to the prayer sian." His form in stone," she says, TTie current show of paintings room in the house and say: "Go But, she told a newsman, she adding: "He has been sustaining to my God and pray and He by Ernest Fiene will continue didn't want to go and was con- me through thick and thin." through Saturday. Also on exhibit knows better than my husband •re lithographs of Adolph Dehn, what he should do to you. The Marion Greenwood, Georges Mrs. Franklin D. Darby God that feeds the child in the Schreiber and Ernest Fiene. (The former Miss Barbara Ann Schreiber) womb, does He not know what He The cultural center, which should do for you?" hou«es an art school, the gallery, The prime minister, always the workshop and art shop, is at busy with the problems of a na Darby-Schreiber Rites tion, was asked to sum up in one Mrs. Lewis Chertok 128 Osborne Ave., here, next to (The former Miss Irene Ritterman) the Bay Head Junction Railroad sentence what he owed his wife, Station. He thought for a minute and said In Gethsemane Church "I never had a family problem all Family Returns my life." He added. Miss Irene Ritterman 'I come In like one of the KEVPORT-Miss Barbara An From Michigan Her silk organza rose headpiece sons, eat and I go away and do Schreiber, daughter of Mr. an MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. was fastened to a hand-rolled not know what happens. TML Mrs. George Schreiber, 14 Col Maureen, Marcia and Mark, have fingertip-length veil and she car- gave me time to devote aft my Is Bride in Rumson tage PI., Keansfourg, became th Michael Kldzus and children, ried a white Bible adorned with energy to Gandhi and then to bride of Franklin D. Danby, Sal RUMSON — The marriage of peau de soie with a matching returned from a camping trip a white orchid. Nehru, the two hard taskmas- urday. Miss Irene Ritterman to Lewis jacket and carried a cascade of to Muskegon, Mich. Miss Georgia Schreiber, a' ters." Chertok, Staten Island, took baby orchids. They are residents of Ravine The bridegroom is the son home, was maid of honor for her Does Shastri ever get angry place here Sunday in Congrega- Henry Chertok, West Nyack, Dr., Matawan, where Mr. Kidzus Mr. and Mrs. William J. Darby sister. She wore a mint green with his wife? Yes. When she tion Bnai Israel. The bride is M. Y., was best man for his maintains a mineralogical mu- 181 Edwards Ave., Long Branch silk organza floor-length gown gets up at 2 a.m. to bathe in ice- the daughter of Mrs. A., Larry brother. seum, whioh is open to the pub- Rev. Frederick Booz officiate styled with a scalloped cut-away cold water — even in winter — Byer, Allentown, aiuHhii&ate Dr. The .bride is a graduate of Red lic by appointment. at the double ring ceremony i neckline and dome-shaped skirt and begins her prayers. Henry A. Ritterman. Bank High School and Trenton the Gethsemane Lutheran Churc They attended a convention of with a back Interest of inverted "Does God believe in quanti- Parents of the bridegroom are State College. She will be teach- Wdlliam Baker was the solols the Midwest Federation of Min- pleats. A bouffant veil was at- tative prayer that you should pray Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chertok, ing sixth grade at Abraham Lin- and he was accompanied by Mr eralogical and Geological So- tached to a cluster of matching for so long?" he once asked her Beechhurst, L. I. coln School, Elizabeth, ia the fall. Michael Silki. cieties held in Muskegon. fabric flowers and she carried "Do you know what it would Officiating at the double ring Mr. Chertok is an alumnus f They were also guests at the The bride was given in ma i cascade bouque of white roses mean if you fall ill?" ceremony were Rabbi Gilbert Rockaway High School and at- New Jersey Cottage of the Na- riage by her father. She wor ime daisies, and lime net and "But six hours from 2 a.m. is Rosenthal, Oceanside, L. I.; tended Queens College, Queens, tional Home of the Veterans of a floor-length gown designed ii bow. the only time I can be near God Rabbi Jack Rosoff, Congregation M. Y. He is general manager/ Foreign Wars, Eato/ Rapids, hand-clipped Chantilly lace an< Bridesmaids in the rainbow before the family wakes up and Bnal Israel, and Cantor Sidney if Major's Discount Stores, Inc., Mich. tulle. The fitted bodice had wedding, who wore identical He knows how to keep me well," Scharff. A reception followed in Sevi York City. petal sabrina neckline and Ion gowns and headpieces, were Miss she replied. the same place. The couple left for a two-week sleeves. The scalloped-edge ruf Betty Meehan, in ice blue, and Shastri gave up. The bride was escorted by her redding trip to Spain and Portu- fled skirt ended In a chapel train Miss Denise Meehan, In yellow. The First Lady insists on cook- step-father, Mr. Byer. She wore gal and on their return will re- Both are from Middletown. They Ing for the entire family, which a silk organza gown styled with iide at 330 West Jersey St., Eliz- carried cascade bouquets of white numbers 11 with sons, daughters, a sabrina neckline, short sleeves, beth. To Marry pompons with matching daisies, and grandchildren all living in and floral design lace hand-ap- net and bows. Mrs. Joseph Clifford Westlein the same house. Guests come pliqued on the bodice and panel Miss Nancy Pease, Morgan, (The former Miss Barbara Ann McAfeter) and the ranks'swell and she even of the bouffant skirt. The cathe- In June cousin of the bride, was the feeds Shastri's secretaries and dral train was accented by a bouf- servants. MIDDLETOWN - Mr. an junior bridesmaid. She wore a fant bustle and a bow at the "Don't they all belong to one waist. Mrs. Paul A. McManus, 22 ^e pink gown and headpiece of simi- 1 Barbara Ann McAlister family? ' she asks. "If they are for. . . ape Trail, announce the engag lar design, and carried a cascade The bride's four-tier veil was happy they give out their best." Draptriu Slipcovan ment of their daughter, Miss Joa bouquet of pink daisies,.pink net held by a pearl crown forming The house always is full and B»dspr«adi Blindi Oliver McManus, to E. Lew and bow. the same motif as the lace on the it often is difficult to determine Shadei ' Curtains Johnson, son of Mr. and Mr. Paul McGrath, Neptune, was gown. Wed To J. C. Westlein who is a member of the family, Ernest G. Johnson, Sr., 26 Con best man. Ushers were Robert Mrs. George Braverman, Long Complete Initallolion Sarvice who is an office worker or over PI. Durkin and Joseph Gervolino EAST KEANSBURG _ Mi Mr. McAlister escorted his Branch, was her sister's honor SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE servant. Miss McManus Is t graduati brothers-in-law of the bride- Barbara Ann McAlister, daught* daughterg . She wore a g^ attendant. She wore a street- 747 - 4422 "Mrs. Lalita, daughter of an im leVigthcocktail dress of pale blue LAINW ot Middletown Township Hlgl groom, both of Long Branch. of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander i gown of silk organza in a"Pan- poverlshed school inspector, School and Green Mountain Col After a reception In Buck McAlister, 211 Harmony Rd dora silhouette with re-embroid- married Shastri when she was lege, Poultney, Vt. She is em Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- ered Alencon lace at the neckline South Pacific Cruise burg, the couple left for a motor became the bride ol Josep 17. He was six years her senior. ployed by Bloomingdale's, Ne and on the skirt, which ended in a RED BANK — Mrs. Robert tour through the New England Clifford Westlein, New Brunswic Like many Indian women, she York City, as a division supe chapeh l train. F. Parker, 354 Broad St., will Saturday. He is the son of Mrs had no opportunity for advanced intendent;;; : tates. Four-Tier Veil sail from San Francisco to the The bride was graduated from education or sophisticating ex- Mr. Johnson Is an alumnus o Clifford Hurley, Hyattsville, Md, Her fotaier veil was held by South .-Pacific Thursday. Middletown Township High Schoo periences that.vvoiild prepare her Middlet&vn.' ' Township Higl and Joseph Westlein, Trenton. a small pillbox headpiece of Ports of call during the 42-day 1 and is a member of Beta Sigma to be First Lady' to a nation of School and will be a senior Rev. Roland Melody of the Mis; Alencon lace, and she carried her cruise will include Bora Bora, hi Sorority. She is employed by 465 million. Dally 9 to 5:30; Fri. 'til 9 Monmouth College this fall. H ionary Servants of the Mo; First Communion prayer-book with Papeete, Rarontonga, Auckland, Bell Telephone Laboratories So, dressed as usual in a sari, is employed by Steinbach Co. Sacred Trinity, Brooklyn, N.Y glamelias. Sydney, Noumea, Suva, Niuafo'ou Holmdel. she tends to her kitchen and lets 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Red Bank. celebrated the Nuptial Mass an (Tin-Can Island), Pago Pago and A graduate of Long Branch Mrs. Kenneth J. Jones, Bloom her husband face the public foot- Laundering Ii to eaiy trad CMh The* Wedding date Is set fo officiated at the double ring cei Honolulu. High School, the bridegroom field, was her cousin's matron lights. I September, 1965. emony in St. Catherine's Catholi to little whin you d« it Hit served two years of his four-year of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Church. KEANSBUR5 CLEANING CEN- enlistment in the U.S. Army in Mary Ann Daniels, East Orange Germany. He is an electrical con Mrs. Catherine Toomes wa: and Miss Martina Murray, Wish TER way. Come in anytime, tractor with Local 516, Red Bank. organist and Raymond Gauthier aw.Lankarshire, Scotland, both Local Exchange Student RUMSON cousins of the bride; Miss Virginia we're always op«n. They will reside in Long soloist. A reception was held ii Ware, New Brunswick; Mrs. Jos- Branch. the Empress Motel, Keansburg. ROULETTE qh Grasso, Somerville, and Reports From Germany Miss Lorraine Westlein, Trentoh, KEANSBURG S 7 W. RIVER RD., RUMSON Miss Holtgren Miss Conger ister of the bridegroom. FAIR HAVEN - Miss Sandra trodden nation. They are proud The honor attendant wore a Roy who is spending the summer of the Republic, although I have CLEANING CENTER not yet met a single person who Engaged Is Bride-Elect gown of white imported batiste in Donnaueschingen, Germany, 286 MAIN ST. with a German family, has re- likes either Erhard,or Adenauer, SIDEWALK MIDDLETOWN - The engagi trimmed in pink and a hair PORTAUPECK Mr. and ported to her parents here that and are very interested in Ameri- ment of Miss Meredith Ann Con wreath of pink sweet peas. She Corner of Church Mrs. Lawrence Alfred Holtgren, high school there is not so much ger to Richard Carl Rhindress has carried an old-fashioned bouquet SALE 238 Comanche Dr., formerly of different from what she experi- been made known by the parents if the same flowers. Westfield, announce the engage- enced at home. WED., AUG. 5 (Rain Date Thurs.) ment of their daughter, Miss of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs. The five bridesmaids wore sim- ilar gowns, trimmed with orchid USE OUR CUSTOM Hats—Handbags—Belts—Beachtoweli $1.00 •nne Holtgren, to George Heath- Edson W. Conger, 50 Heron Rd Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.H. and wreaths of orchid sweet peas. Blousts ..$2-$3—Shorts ..$3.00—Raincoats .57.00 cote Hills, Jr., son of Mrs. Mr. Rhindress is the son of Mr, Roy, 205 Cambridge Ave., Fair They carried old-fashioned bou- COLOR SERVICE George Heathcote Hills, Cincin- and Mrs. Frank W. Rhinedress Haven, she was chosen from 15 Dresses—Bathing Suits— Slacks $5.00 quets of the flowers in orchid. nati, Ohio, and the late Rev. Stoneham, Mass. juniors at Rumson-Fair Haven Sweaters—Sailing Jackets SS.OO Flower Girl Hills, A September wedding Regional High School for the pro- 3,000 COLORS Miss Holtgren is a graduate of planned. Peggy Jones, Bloomfield, was gram, which is sponsored by the Westfield High School and Duke Miss Conger is a graduate ol flower girl for her cousin. She American Field Service. 100 COLORS FREE University, Durham, N. C. Bucknell University, Lewisburg, wore a white frock trimmed in She goes to school six days Her fiance is a graduate of , where she was elected tc pink and caried an old-fashioned week and finds her classmates No tint change tenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, Phi Beta Kappa.— . bouquet of pink sw,eet peas. Tim- 'quite mature and interested in and Is associate manager of the Her fiance, an alumnus ol thy Nolan, Point Pleasant, also the same things American teen- Phone 741•8S99 market research department of Bucknell University, Is a gradu cousin of the bride, was ring agers are." When she reads to 447 Iroarf St. Decorative Accessories rocter and Gamble. ,te assistant at Lehigh University learer. the English class, they laugh at MARY CARTER'S PAINTS Shrewsbury An October wedding Is planned. Bethlehem, Pa. Best man was Michael McDon- her accent, she wrote. in the Early American Tradition lell, Madison. Ushers were Wil- Miss Roy also commented on iam and Gilbert Howley, Bloom- German prosperity: ". . .for the SHERMAN'S AUGUST WHITE SALE field, cousins of the bride; John first time since the beginning of ZIP SERVICE L. Hansen, Highland Park; Ron- the First World War the people Now On! ald Stetser, Woodbury, and Jo- have money to spend — Klaus eph Grasso, Somerville. can dream of building a house, You Call - We Install I Mrs. Westlein is a graduate [he Beckers can afford to send Save $12,00 on a doien ol Red Bank Catholic High School Brigit to the university, and the PHONE CA 2-3193 Fi.ldcr«it Royal Vilvtt towns have money to rebuild Bath Toweli. and Trenton State College where Reg. 3.95—Sals 2.HI she was a member of Omega damaged buildings. H. KAABE GLASS CO. Savt $24,00 on a doitn Psi sorority and the Inersorority "The new generation," she Fitldcr.it Royal Satin Council. She is a third grade wrote, "because ot this, is be- Ptrcala Shaatt. teacher at Oakland Street School, coming much more worldly and Rag. 6.75—Sol* OS Red Bank. tired of being a scared, down- GLASSTABLETOPS! 28 y««n Mr. Westlein is an alumnus of 549-551 Broadway. Long Branch • Wall Plaques • Candlesticks • Eaglet quality and tervic* Jteinert High School, Trenton, FREEZING CHEESE ind Rutgers University where he • Tavern Signs • Switch 20 Brood St. If Cheddar cheese is to be • Coffee Mills INC RED BANK ivas o member of the Theta Chi added to a "made" dish or to a Plate Covers » Wrought Iron Bathroom 741-3641 fraternity. He Is a special agent casserole topping, it's perfectly vkh Northwestern Mutual Life all right to freezer-store the Accessories. Insurance Co., Rumson. cheese. Freezing may make the MISS Following a wedding trip to cheddar crumbly, but for use in AMONG THE MAN* UNIQUE Jermuda, the couple will live at 33 cooking this texture change won't DECORATOR ITEMS IN OUR Washington St., Rumson. mntter. COLLECTION. SHIRTS COME BACK TERRI is now 812 MAIN ST. SO WHITE TOMS RIVER styling Opon Sunday to 5 and NICE! Dally 'til V; Sat. 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But this man may yet windj home to his clever wife who im- tre filling the corridors with garments and home furnishings NEW YORK (AP) - To err is at a bargain price. up a national hero. mediately whipped up a garment. sound at Shore Regional High human and the cows are glad, — without resorting to plasticj Like Rumpclstiltskin. who spun Her neighbors swore it was School. mistake of an Italian substitutes that are slippery cold straw into gold, he turned cotton! leather. It felt and looked like Dr. Henry Melnik, director of save the hides of some. in winter and sticky hot in the into leather which is as good as! it. and certainly did not have the music at the school, organized Certain to be elated over this summer. gold jodor of plastic. and coonducts the Summer Band wrong-way Roman's faux pas too — can wash and in«i them. In experimenting with various. But it was easier to sew than Institute, which opened July 6. are women, especially when they Ordinarily, manufactuers are protective coalings for cotton leather and, moreover, was wa- The program, now in its second learn that, as a result, they can not overjoyed when an employe's fabric, the lab technician was terproof and snagproof. The lady year, operates from 8 a.m. to supposed to apply silicone to the ,-as so ecstatic over the socalled noon, Monday through Thursday, smooth-surfaced side. Instead, he bungled batch that she wore it and offers both individual instruc- got the reverse side up, one with o the lab so that the boss and tion and ensemble training on all a napped surface, and the silicone the bungler could take a second band instruments. took on a grained effect. The ;ood look. They did and The institute, says Dr. Melnik, boss was very disappointed. :hristened it aerpel. "is truly a combined summer One of the laboratory aides car- The new name for the fabric, school teaching and recreational rcm the Italian words for air program. In addition to classes and leather, vsas arrived at be- in symphonic and contemporary cause the material breathes music for band instrumentalists, Club Holds through natural pores, unlike ; instruction is offered in twirling synthetics. and in social and recreational Style Show Ever in need of materials that guitar for beginners. NEPTUNE — The Shore Arts defy demolition, the children's- Two classes are conducted by wear industry was the first among students: The bell lyra class by DINING OUT at Cheesequake Day Camp poses problems for Hazlet Girl Scouts lub held its third annual fashiog how and garden parly Sunday at American manufacturers to Hindie Melnik, and the twirling Mary Welch, left, and Patty Powell, who lash together branches to form a dining snatch it up. After all, the coat- clinic by Sue Lippert, captain of e home of the president, Mrs. table. ing does not scuff, rub off or tear. the school's twirling battalion. lolonel Lee, 109 Anelve Ave. Approximately 10 0 guests Now a handful of women's Participating are more than ready-lo-wear designers are whip- 100 students from the four bor- iewed the fashion show pre ented by Rulh Hyman Fashions ping what they can get of it into oughs of the high school district, Brand New Vocabulary Describes suits and dresses, as well as )akhurst. Mrs. Thomas Dumas, Monmouth Beach, Oceanport, Sea coats. Bright and West Long Branch. irs. Marion Whittaker, Mrs. Jul- The summer band, numbering ;en Clay and Mrs. Melvin Perry Leather sports pants, very more than 50 players includes Woodland Life of Monmouth Scouts lodeled casual, afternoon and high fashion, rugged, and expen- students from the sixth through fter-five attire. Escort for the sive, are due to be copied soon 12th grades. Elbert M. Hoppen- EATONTOWN - Nose bag county so that new friends are Jean Marie Hakim of Freehold, lodels was Jay Rcrfiald Ham andby the latest faker. The garment stedt, superintendent of schools, lunches, dunk bags and walking made and ideas exchanged. an eight-year-old, who said, "I barrator was Mrs. Celia A. Hamis particularly suited, since it shapes up, and never sags. is supervisor of the program. salads are new additions to the A special day camp program love hikes, like into the swamp, Proceeds will benefit a scholar- was launched this year in Cheese- but specially swimming." They Members of the student execu- ;hip fund. Those leather pants may very vocabulary of hundreds of Girl quake State Park. The Booth also have water ballet. tive committee for the band pro- well sit down on slipcovers made Scouts now participating in the Field site was loaned by the gram are Hindie Melnik, Tina The supervised troop camp pro- POOL PARTY of the same stuff. Because it state to the council. The seven Dente, Theresa Dente, Sue Lip-summer camping program spon- gram at Sacajawea blends adults maintains shape, though washed to 14 year-old girls cleared SEA BRIGHT - Nancy Jean pert and Martin Polak. sored by the Monmouth Counci and girls who are inexperienced and ironed, is waterproof, and wooded sites along the edge of campers. Fifty girls and tour Skinner, daughter of Mr. and The Institute will close Aug. rugged tha Italian Import seems of Girl Scouts, the field, lashed together tables adults in training learn under the Mrs. Robert A. Skinner, 55 Fros 13 with an outdoor twilight con- ideal as a home furnishings fab- A nose bag lunch is a portable and strung tarpaulins for protec- supervision of four trained adult Cir., celebrated her 12th birthday cert. ric. one which can be eaten on a tion. They christened their five campers. Two trained Senior at a pool party recently at the Everybody, but probably the hike, while walking salads de- sites Lazy Daisies, Mixups, Elves, Girl Scouts donated their time to Down Sea Swim Club here HONOR ROLL STUDENTS leather industry, is happy about scribe an assortment of celery American Girls and Na ture's set up a primitive camp site so Guests were Karen Herr, Mary TAMPA, Fla. — Two Red Bank, carrot sticks, radishes which also Hideaway. One recent afternoon that others could learn by doing. Jo Herrera and Denise Odell. the whole mistake. N. J., area students were named can be eaten while walking. The the girls prepared a progressive Two volunteers, Mrs. William to the honor roll for second se- dunk bag is two dish towels sewn dinner of juice, salad, smothered Windrow, Hazlet, and Mrs. Wayne mester at the University of Tam- together. Well-soaped eating uten chicken and dessert consisting Howell, Spring Lake Heights, head NEW COBRA pa recently. They are William sils go into the bag which is then of rice crispies mixed with marsh- the Cheesequake and Sacajawea Schooley, son of Mr. and Mrs.dunked into boiling water for mallows. In addition to cooking, supervised troop program, respec- j 8-Shot Repeater William J. Schooley, 19 Cottage few minutes and hung to dry onthe daily program also includes lively, while Mrs. James Heidel-, ^',, CAP PISTOL Rd., Monmouth Beach, and Kev-a convenient branch. <> hiking, singing and games. burg, Fair Haven, heads the resi- ft£ in Hughes, 195 Spruce Dr. According to Mrs. Harry R Extra Attraction dent camp program. Mrs.. Norma COMPLETE WITH Shrewsbury. Brindle, council president, these The day camp program at Rus-MoyleMl , Eatontown, hheadd s thhe RRus- PATIENT COOKS nurse their fire. Tha young chefs are CAPS special Girl Scout names depicl Wen resembles Cheesequake, with DOWNTOWN Wen Day Camp and Mrs. Doro- p H D h (eft and Mary-Anne Parkinson, both of trie self-dependence characteristic the added enjoyment of swim- tb\rthy ClthenrtGibson , WantnnNeptuneO , thfhea Kara- ' ' w ' $ of Girl Scout camping. The three ming. This was summed up by jawea Day Camp. Troop 182, Middletown. RED BANK SAVE camps, Sacajawea, Rus-Wen and OPEN WED. 1.29 Nomoco, have no dormitories or AND FRI. EVES. Extra Caps 29c Pkg. dining halls. The girls do all 25 Complete their own cooking, dish washing Swim Classes to and "policing" the camp area. Scouts Full Wagon NEW SHREWSBURY-Twenty- five boys and girls recently com SUMMER CLEARANCE In fact a rugged group at No- pleted Red Cross approved swim moco served as ther own "mules' ming courses at Trade Winds DON'T GO AWAY MAD! Arrow Sportswear pulling a colorful gypsy wagon Beach Club. The courses were McGregor Sportswear loaded with camping gear to Rus- taught by Trade Winds' certified If picture frames seem expens- Wen, a distance of seven miles. • Janrzen Swimwear Red Cross swim instructor, Mrs. ive, see us ... The girls made an overnight Eva Dehnz. camp at Rus-Wen, then "muled' their belongings back to Nomoco Qualifying as basic swimmers That Little Old Frame Maker Twiggs % the next day. were Connie Weiss, Salem; John F. McDonald, 3d, Jamaica Plains are-* BOYS' APPARELI The four one-week.sessions at Mass.; Jane Postel, Palisades Nomoco average 95 girls each, in Middletown Park; Morna Kay Bailey, Little LOU COOPER eluding a special counselor-in Silver; Holly Harris, Matawan; Shopping Center 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY training program where senior Helen Pike, Eatontown; Jud Route 35 scouts are learning to be coun- Lieberman, Middletown; Paul and selors. They are working under Susan Walther, Roselle; Louis the direction of Miss Gale Still Mastria, Jr., Ralph and Kevin man, Long Branch, the council's White, Rumson; Raymond Tiede- EXPERIENCED FREE LANCE director of program services. man, Cynthia Graff, David Han- In Nomoco's resident program sen, and Laurel Pollard, Red BOOKKEEPER IF YOUR HEARING AID six girls live together in a tent, Bank, and Marsha K e s s 1 e r, and special efforts are made to Shrewsbury. CAN ACCEPT ISOVER3YEARSOUL mix in girls from all over the Completing the beginners course were John and Ann Postel, ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS Inspect, compare, test Celebrate Anniversary Palisades Park; Craig and Kathy Cornelius, Belford; Richard Lay- our new Compact Models SHREWSBURY-Mr. and Mrs Joseph Presti, 99 Birch Dr., cele- FAMILY CHILDREN COMMITTEE — Planning for the annual Summer Luncheon and ton and Louis Mastria, Jr., Rum- WRITE P. 0. BOX 143 1ODAY.~at no obligaiioni son; Diana Fuguitt, Fair Haven, brated their 14th wedding an- Fashion Show to be presented by the Family and Children's Service of Monmouth I niversary Saturday at the West and Brian Belanger, New Shrews- RED BANK, N. J. End Casino, Long Branch. Their County are, standing, Mrs. J. William Proctor, Little Silver, and seated, left to right, bury. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mrs. Frank M. Sibloy, Middletown, co-chairman; Mrs. Charles C. Schock, Jr., Sea (jtcoasticon Sprage, New York City; Mrs Girt, president of fhe board of directors, and Mrs. X. S. Smith, Rumson, party chair- Joanne Porcelli, Middletown; HEARING AID CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Saul Broatmon, man. The luncheon will be held Aug. 19 at 12:30 p.m. in Ved Elva Restaurant, Point and Woody Carlton, all of West Pleasant, with fashions by Doop's of East Orange, Spring Lake and Short Hills. 341 Ceokman Avenue Long Branch. LUCY'S FACTORY OUTLET ASIURY PARK Laura De Martino, West Orange, has been a houseguest 774 - 2201 in the Presti home for the past St. Agnes PTA Lists Chairmen two weeks. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mrs. speak on "The Contents of, Your Sept. 9 with two classes each for Henry J. Saling, president of theMedicine Cabinet" at the first kindergarten, first, second and St. Agnes Parent-Teacher. Asso- PTA meeting Sept. 15. third grades. Lay teachers have urn « «•» ciation, announced committee Rev. Michael J. Lease, pastor, been hired for kindergarten Expert Hair Stylists heads for the coming year at a announced that school will open through fourth grades. recent meeting of the executive board in the church hall. They are Mrs. Norton Smith, ANNUAL SHOWING .^BEAUTY program: Mrs. Albert Bullwinkel, civic; Mrs. John Finnegan, wel- 4 SALON fare; Mrs. Gregory E. Schilling, publicity; Mrs. Frank Cassone, 136 BROAD ST. RED BANK school bus; Mrs. R. J. McMillan, health; Mrs. T. J. Klein, litera- 741-1515 Open Mondays ture; Mrs. John Reardon, special event; Mrs. William Garrison,! transportation for nuns; Mrs. John Condon, membership; Mrs. Modesto Caso, hospitality, and Mrs. Joseph Hynes, PTA com- munion breakfast. to kok There will be a Harvest Moon Dance Oct. 10 under the chair- manship of Mrs. Richard Rast Already In And More On The Way . . , and Mrs. Edward Ryznar. A card best tfus party is tentatively scheduled for 1 LINCOLN COURT, ELBERON Jan. 27, directed by Mrs. John SHIFTS • COATS F. X. Finn. There will be Presents . . . spaghetti dinner in April under the chairmanship of Mrs. Angelo JUMPERS • IMPORTED Petraglia and Mrs. Louis Papa. MR. MURRAY SCHACTER ure to look lovely ? Want Dr. Robert S. McTague will model on the beach 7 En- of REYNOLDS YARNS SEPARATES SWEATERS the Wendy Ward Charm ON DEAN'S LIST and learn all the beauty MORGANVILLE — Mr. and ... With an Exciting FREE JACKETS SLACKS the famous models. Start now Mrs. Frank J. Becker, Rt. 79, lovelier all summer. Students have been advised that their Preview Showing model ? daughter, Miss Suzanne Becker, a Toddler \%\ graduate of Monmouth Col- Wednesday, Aug. 5, 1:30 P. M. 3-6X H lege, was named to the dean's PHONE 542-2150 list for the second semester of 7-14 her senior year. Miss Becker AT THE WEST END CASINO ICMLDREN'S WEAR MISS MOLLI MAPPEN :ilso was' on the dean's list the Ocean Avonuo, West End first semester of her senior year. FACTORY /nsfriif/or DELICIOUS CANAPE of this Fall's a|nd Winter's Slice hard-cooked PK(!S cross- "DO-IT-YOURSELF" KNITS OUTLET arm center wise so yciu have thin cuts; place LUCY'S each on a round of melba toast. BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK /WoNraOMIRY TEEN AND ADULT CLASSES And a dot nf mayonnaise and n . . . Designed and croarod in Europe, the yarn and capcr-rollcd anchovy. Serve this MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER patterns of theie fashions will be on sale in our WARD delicious canape wilh tomato QTftDE . and Thu«. io-t; F«HO-» IATONTOWN, N. J. shop. CLOSED SATURDAY juice or somo other before-dinner OIV/KC drink. 12—Tutsdaj-; Augud 4, 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER Carleton League Neptune's Late Rally Nips Red Bank, 2-1 LONG BRANCH — Pat Day's and West Ijong Branch will battle single la the seventh inning scored it out at Long Branch to Sam MatuscelU from second base determine the fourth place fin- isher. Each team goes into the •s Neptune edged Red Bank, 2-1, contest with 17 points. yesterday in the lone Ed Carle- Htd Bull (I) Neptune (2> Ebrii .brh ton League contest. Faz7.onf,2b 'l 0 c Beekman,p 3 01 Mottlne.cMI 3 0 0jL»l«lla,3L 2 00 I „ '* ' 'f' K, "L'\,«A MatuscelU led off the seventh JJV'jrai,cr-3b 3 « 2;Uartlcel!l,u 2 00 with a single, and Etole second ottlno.c Rugglero.Jf. 100 Burns, rf 3 0 0 O'Connor,c 3 00 to get into scoring position. Green,lb 3 0 1 Day.cf 3 0 1 rhompaon.es 3 l I Lmeberry.lb 2 0 1 By winning yesterday, Neptune O.Wllllirna.p 1 0 0 Devlin.2b 2 0 0 deprived Red Bank of the chance Qeronl.cf 1 0 OO'Nelll.rMI 5 I 1 E.Wll]lam«,3b 10 0 Rugierlo.lr 10 0 to climb into second place in the standing*. A Red Bank victory Red Bank ...„. ....0 0 0 0 10 0—1 would have given the Rams 22 Neptune _,..o o 0 00 1 1—2 2B—Gretn, O'Neill. 3B—Beekman. points which would had put them struck out: G. Williams 10, Beekman 3. Baiei on balU: G. Wllllami 1, Beek- ahead of Ocean Township, which man 3. is the second place team. YESTERDAY'S RESULT Red Bank had taken the lead Neptune 2, Red Bank 1 In the fifth after Giiff Green STANDINGS doubled to lead off the session. TPts. Jim Thompson followed with a Long Branch single, but Green was thrown out Ocean Twp. ,stt tiie plate. Two consecutive Red Bank walks loaded the bases and a West Long Branch sacrifice bunt by Bob Fazzone Rumson-F. H Scored Thompson. John Mottine Freehold 7 9 then whiffed to end the inning. Shrewsbury 6 8 Neptune came back to tie the Neptune 4 8 score in the sixth when Howard •Eatontown 1 11 O'Neill doubled and Ted Beek- • Dropped out of league man tripled. Beekman was thrown SCHEDULE out at the plate attempting to TODAY •tretch his hit into a home run. Rumson-F. H. vs. West Long Tonight, Rumson-Falr Haven Branch (at Long Branch) Injured Pacer Minuteman Returns Strong; Freehold Opens Monday FREEHOLD — Minuteman, e the comparatively few female trotter turned free legged pacer, trainers in harness racing, Jo is a dead cinch for the Horatio Ann Powers, and driven by de- pendable Homer Harp, lowered . Alger award as he moved to his time to a flying 2:01 2/5 as Freehold Raceway this week for he went wire to wire for a new the start of the 60-day season track record at Hlnsdale, N. H. Monday. all this at the age of eight. It This 8-year-old bay gelding was the fastest mile paced in New owned by Richard Caroselli of England this year. Freehold was bred to be a trot- The now sound sidewheeler, ter, being by Florican out of with $12,000 in the bank and six Yankee Coquette. After an aus victories in 19 outings this year, picioui start on the diagonal gate, has attracted attention from son* earning $9,000 for his owners, he of the very successful trainers In was Involved In an accident and the sport. Stanley Dancer, fresh was then switched to paoing and off his success with Cardigan Bay came up lame, another eight-year-old gelding, has shown some interest. As so often happens with sore PROGRESS ON THE HILL — Navesink Country Club, a baby ai far as clubs go in Also in ths area is a basketball court and a full sized hockey ring with its own horses he was purchased by Levi Tony Abbatlello and Frank Mol- Stolz, an Amish farmer, and for lica also have made inquiries. Monmouth County, is rapidly making progress since the club was organized in De- freezing units. Two swimmers enjoy the shade of a tree at the right near the small three years received the patient Right now the asking price Is cember, 1962. The golf course officially opened Memorial Day. In the picture story pool. Upper left shows golfers putting on one of the big greens that are in great about $20,000 although Caroselli is ministrations of the Amish peo- above, right top photo shows a section of the rolling course with some of its traps, shape for a first-year course. In lower left photo, the big clubhouse stands over the ple, who are as good to their not anxious to sell. horses as they are to their neigh- One of the features of the sulky a big green and surrounding trees. In lower right, facilities of the club are shown new two-ttory addition which will be used for locker rooms, pro shop and other bors. season at Freehold is the invi- with a small pool in the foreground and the huge L-shaped pool in the background. facilities, including a large recreation room for teenagers and for private party use. Carosolli last year paid $400 tational Historic Series, all named and threw in a mare in exchange after events of the Revolutionary for the seven-year-old gelding. War that occurred on the site His return on the investment was where the raceway stands. Per- a new mile mark o(2:05 3/5 and haps this year will find a real live Minuteman among the com-Navesink Country Club Making Rapid Progress eight victories In 24 starts for a net of $7,125, but the best was petitors. yet to come. In early campaigning this year, Minuteman, conditioned by one of Heath-to Head Since Its Inception In December 1962 By Hy Cunningham In fact, it is an undertaking in the features will be hot water in The first floor of the new build- There also will be a bar, plus o Middletown, Including the Mer- Physicals Set For Jr. Meet MIDDLETOWN - She has the $100,000 category. the winter and chilled water in ing will include a 70 foot by usual facilities, service room and :er course under way in Colts MIDDLETOWN-Ernest Heath, curves. She can trap you. She The size of this new locker summer via zoned air handling fifteen foot golf shop and bag even a shoe shine gimmick. ^Jeck. Beacon Hill Country Club For Rumson 15, Harmony Rd., will leave for can make it difficult for you. room wing is 70 feet by 135 feet units. storage area, which will be a The ladies locker room, some wen extended its nine-bole course Minneapolis, Minn., Friday to She has beauty. At times she with steel framework, block walls, : In the basement there is a far cry from the-makeshift shop 1,000 square feet, receives the o a full 18. RUMSON-Offlcials of the Rum- take part in the National Junior Is tall and at times she is short. brick and stucco veneer and is a pump and filter room for 25 yard and bag area now in use in the same treatment of usual facil- There must be something to son-Sea Bright Pop Warner team Championships Saturday. two-story affair with a flat roof. by 25 meter L shaped pool, the club halls and rooms. ities. Also on this second floor The she is the spanking, brand Ms game of golf. Issued another call for candidates Heath will participate In the new Navesink Country Club. It will be well heated and will pool is ideal for swim meets of Another feature is a 100 foot will be an office, check room and to report for medical exam- 100-yard dash, the event he won And she is only a little over include air-conditioning. One of several categories. by 25 foot teenage recreation the main hall which will lead inations tomorrow at Forrestdale May 23 in the jujnior champion- a year old, area room which also can b into the club proper. School between 5 and 6:30 p.m.ship events sponsored by the used for small private parties. Interior construction will have Middletown Township Jaycees at If she can't keep you busy on All prospective players are to There Is 2,000 square feet ol marlite and panel plywood walls, the Middletown Township High the golf course she'll keep you Senior Division Little League be between the ages of 9 and 13, special rooms which will be usec •inyl tile floors, with carpeting and will be examined by Dr. Dan-School. occupied playing tennis, basket- ball and even hockey come win- for swimming and other sport ir rubber floors in golfers' areas. iel Winters, team doctor. Heath will be accompanied on ter time. In days when the tern Regional Tourney at Princeton as well as the dressing room Also, a dropped ceiling with Another requirement is the the trip by Henry Shyne, the perature hit? 90 and 100 she'l with showers for members an< luorescent lightning. weight limit. No boy can go over New Jersey national director of PRINCETON — The followers the next weekend to participate In cool you off by telling you to guests. The $100,000 cost also includes 115 pounds, and must not be light- the Jaycees and also a member of the Senior Division of Little the Senior Division Little League go take a dip in one of two Also included is a snack ba renovations to the existing club- er than 70 pounds. of the Middletown Jaycees. League Baseball will descend on World Series. swimming pools. That she also this quiet college town Aug. 14-15. equipped with complete facilities house which sits on top of a A preview of the Eastern Re- is Navesink Country Club. All The occasion will be the Eastern Still, on the first-floor, you will hill like Twin Lights in Highlands. those activities are available to Regional tournament for ball glonals will take place Saturday, find a towel room and a main Plans were unveiled for the its members. players In the 13-15-year-old when the New Jersey state final hallway which leads into th country club in December 1962. clubhouse from the new parking The site of the proposed club at For a country club so young group. is played at Princeton University. GOLFERS in age, this one has more than lot. that time was the 135-acre estate Taking part in ihe tournament Tournament director for the Featured on the second floor of C. W. "Bill" Lyon, Jr. at NEW TWIN BROOK its share of activities, both in will be the title-winning teams sports and in social activities. Eastern Regionals is Joe Grazi- will be the men's locker room Navesink River Rd. and Lufbur- GOLF CENTER from New Jersey, New York, ano of North Bergen, state Little which is 70 feet by 40 feet wit row La. in the Riverside Heights And to make it more interesting, Pennsylvania and New England. PLAY DAY OR NIGHT I League director. In charge of ar- some 2,800 square feet involved section of Middletown Township. Jumping Brook Rd. of) Rtl. M the club is still making progress. Two games will be played Fri- rangements for the tournament The locker room Is one of th The club's golf course of 6,700 Niptuni day—at 2 and 5 p.m.—on the One of the latest innovations is Jack Shinkos of Belle Mead, open span type and will have yards, was designed by Stephen Phone 775-J 564 Princeton University diamond and nearing full completion rap- administrator of Little League panel type lockers around the Kristoff, architect for Charles K. with the New Jersey champs • 18 Hole Par 3 Championship idly is a new locker room which District 17 in New Jersey. perimeter. There will be 125 Martin Inc., Commack, L.I. Course 12377 Yds.) playing in the 5 p.m. encounter. has numerous other plans rolled lockers 15 inches by 24 inches with Other facilities include tennis, (Holes up to 1(0 Yds.) into one. This new addition is The losers of the Friday games Third base coach Frank Cro- integral bench and shoe locke squash, paddle and shuffleboard e Driving Range (40 teesl the biggest undertaking since the will meet in a consolitation game • 9-Hole Pitch and Putt Court* setti has been with the New York in front. There will be a fire courts, horseshoe pits and future first walls in the old Riker house Saturday at 10 a.m. with the place with grill on one end am • Coffee Shop — Pro Shop Yankees since 1932. He broke In plans are there for bowling alleys. went under the sledge hammer championship tilt slated for 2 p.m. a hardwood floor for conversion For years, new golf clubs in FAMILY GOLF and the first tree went down 1 The winner of the Eastern Re- with San Francisco as a third into a ballroom. A high capacity :he area were few. However, in All Focllltln Btaullfully Lighted under the power of a bulldozer. gionals will go to Louisville, Ky., baseman in 1928. air removal system is included. the past several years, courses For Night Play started to sprout from Manalapan Open I:io A.M. to Midnight' AUTOMOTIVE Diagnostic Center Have your car tested electronically on INDIANAPOLIS DRIVER — Parnelli Jones, winner of our indoor fhe 1963 record breaking Indianapolis race, is coming to Old Bridge Speedway for the 50-lap USAC midget road... race. Parnelli won the "500" in a now record speed of Tired of spending money for needless ropairs 7 Let 143.137 mph and set a new one-lap record of 151.847. us tost your car in gear on our dynamometer under He is favorite for the Old Bridge race Friday night. road driving conditions. With our latest electronic tost equipment wo can diagnose your trouble ac- before you buy or build, see . . . curately and fast. TEST DON'T GUESS ! 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Branch Office MAIN OFFICE Flr>t Av». end 874 Highway 35 CHECKING POP WARNER GRIDDERS — Co,ich Ernio Blakoly, hond coach of the Rod Bank Pop Warnor football Douglas Electric Co. Highway 36 (Five Corners) team, checks out his candidates at a registration session last night at Memorial Fiold. Left to right are Michael 35 E. FRONT ST. Atlantic Highlands MIDDLETOWN Swanson, Ward Rohm, Tony Eagan and Bill McCue. Red Bank will play in the Jersey Shore Pop Warner League 291-0100 m -2400 this year. RED BANK THE DAILY REGISTER Tuesday, August 4, 1961—13 Panthers Cluh St. Mary's, MDDLETOWN - A ,nint>nin explosion in the last inning gave TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1964 le Fairview Panthers a 9-3 win >ver (he St. Mary's Red Sox Saturday at Bodtnan Park as Jie Panthers entered the finals Monmouth Park May Hit Its 1st 3f the Middletown Youth A. A. unior championsWp playoffs. After being blanked for five $100,000,000 Wagering Mark rames by George Miltner, the Panthers came alive when Bill OCEANPORT - As Monmouthtendance of 1,058,698 also was an320; Mrs. Milton Erlanger $52,755; Wall led off the sixth with a Park goes into its final days of all-time high for the track and W. Haggin Perry $47,125; Pelican bunt single, Rich Johnson doubled racing for 1964, it appears that this mark too, should fall. During $44,127, Audley Farm $33,050, ind Howard Mandevilla singled he track has a chance to set the last days of a year ago the H. S. Nichols' $37,787; Wheatley o put the Panlers out front, 2-1. Steve Gleason kept things going Umpire John Rice new records in both attendance attendance was 157,265 and an $36,508; Calumet Farm $35,102 and wagering. Also the track, increase of only 2,030 is needed and Briardale Farm $30,386. »ith a double and Joe Freeman ilh a little luck, may have its to establish a new high. Ine II) leading horses are Mon 'lasted a shot over the center- irst year with a total handle of go $69,875, Bold Experience $63,- ielder's head to increase the Umpire Admits As a result of Saturday's So- Panthers' lead to 5-1. Bill Em- $100,000,000. rority Stakes, New Jersey took 495, Knightly Manner $47,125, The first 50 days of the meet Rhodie $39,530, Miss Cavandish mons continued the attack with on new stature in the racing PREDICTED LOG WINNERS — Ray Fertig. center, of the Shrewsbury River Yacht a single. Don Czok was safe on Wrong Call brought 909,566 fans against 899,-world. When the Jensey-bred $36,562, Queen Empress $21,358, 404 for the same period last sea- Spicy Living $19,860, Parka $19,- Club, Fair Haven, holds tha National Express Cruiser Trophy after winning the lo- an error, and scored along wish BALTIMORE (AP) — A base- Rhodie finished second behind Emmon5 on Wall's second hit of son, an increase of 10,162 or 1.1 Bold Experience, she lifted her 662, Lt. Stevens $18,400, and cal club's predicted log contest Saturday, skippering hit Daily Double IV. Elias ball umpire has done it. He ad- per cent. In betting the handle Nashver $16,420. the Inning, a double to left. The owner Mrs. Milton Erlanger into Satie, left, past- commander of the New York Athletic Club, finished second, and final tally was scored on singles mitted he made a wrong decision. is $84,290,663 or $2,269,527 more third place among the owners at Close races for Jockey and by MartdeVille and Gleason. Umpire" John Rice was quoted than the $82,021,138 of 1983. Thethe meeting and her $20,000 place trainer honors figure- to continue Charles Schmidt, right, Shrewsbury River Y.C., took third place. Fertig won with ncrease is 2.7 per cent. right down to the final days of I'lnlhrn (9) I Red 8« (3) yesterday by Douglas Brown of awarded boosted this young- filly an error percentage of .1350. ab r hi ab r h the Baltimore Evening Sun as say- Monmouth handled $15,495,506 into fourth position among the the meeting. Phil Grimm has 33 4 o HUaurer.lb 3 0 0 during the last six days a year winners to 31 each for Paul Kal- aldoff.lt> 4 1 llr>unn.p-3t> 4 0 ing he must have been incorrect horses in earnings. Will.3b 4 1 7 Mlllnpr.p 3 (I 2 ago and only $15,709,337 is needed lai and Steve Brooks while Garth R. Jnhnaittl.e 4 1 l|Kufollck.*s 20 n Sunday In depriving Brooks Rob- Manfievllle.p 3 1 3iDonnhup,c 3 0 0 inson of the Orioles of a home during the same span this season While the results of tomorrow's Patterson with 28 and Howard Fertig is Predicted Log Winnerr,lfftson.2b 4 1 3jniittlfy.rt 3 0 0 o reach the coveted goal of Salavtor Handicap and Saturday'sGrant with 25 still have a chance. Frpeman.r! 4 11 MoOivan.Tb 3 11 run. nmons.U 3 1 1'3chtilU.If 2 1 n $100,000,000. The betting total last Sapling Stakes doubtless will Budd Lepman is topping the •k«i 1 1 (1 Minnlng.Cf 110 The third baseman socked a FAIR HAVEN - Ray Fertig Charles Schmidt, Rumson, a Fertig, Schmidt and Kenneth year for 56 days was $97,577,052bring some changes in the stand- trainers with 13 wins to 12 for former winner of the conte«t, i Shrewsbury River 32 9131 2« 3 6 ball that virtually everyone in the an all-time high and it seems ings, the 10 leading owners going A. J. Bardaro, 11 for J. Bowes the host Shrewsbury River Mi es gave came in third Saturday ^v^ club tne (eam trophy on Panth»n .0 0 0 0 0 e-O Kansas City Stadium believed hit reasonably certain this record into the final week of sport aire Bond and 10 each for J. B. Dod- acht Club was about 14 seconds Red Sox I) 0 10 0 2—3 the left field pole screen high poring his Queen Bee. Schmidt * . I ?BNnldMr Will. Johnton. Oleuon. will be erased. Last year's at- Montpelier $76,150; Meadow $67, son and Eddie Yowell. iff his prediction Saturday when best above the fence and bounced finished with a 1.1765 percent- percentage of error by a Dunn. HR—Freeman. back into the field for what should e won the annual local club's age of error. club team. have been a home run. predicted log contest. Umpire Rice, stationed at Fertig, skippering his Daily Johnny's Market third bane, ruled it was a double. taible IV, finished the day's SienkerwiczWins 50-Yard Dash To make it worse for the Orioles, ontest with a .1350 percentage Tops Adult Loop Robinson was put out trying to irror to take home both the RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Joy Softball throw; Nancy DeFilllp- ub's George Plant Memorial make it to third. Sienkewicz won the midget 60- po, fourth in intermediate softball RED BANK - Johnny's Mar- trophy and the National Express "I thought the ball hit the yard dash at the recent 16th an-throw for accuracy; Mark Maz- ket wound up in first place in screen below the fence which is a Cruiser Championship trophy. the Red Bank Adult Softball nual New Jersey Playground zucco, fifth in the midget soft- ground rule double," Rice was The event was sponsored by League after the regular season ball throw; Barry McBride, fifth quoted by Brown. "I was worry- e Eastern Cruiser Association Olympics held in Livingston. play last week with a 18-3 record. Ing about whether it was fair or ;nd the local club. The 21 en- He was the only member of the in junior softball throw; Toni Di- The league now goes into an foul. But, evidently. . ." nts went over a 33-mlle course Raritan Township track team to Gennaro fifth in midget standing elimination tournament with the After a pause, Rice continued: m lower New York and Sandy win a first place. broad Jump; Jim Johnson, Joe first four teams competing. "After talking to my partners ook bays. Joy was awarded an . AAUBoehler, Louis Citre and Nick Johnny's Market will face Marine the other umpires, I guess I was Elias Safie, New Rochelle, rep- patch and a gold ring bearing Page, a fifth place in the Inter- Bar, third place finisher, on Me- morial No. 1 Field, Sunday fit wrong." ;senting the New York Athletic the New Jersey Tercentennial mediate 200-yard shuttle relay, 1 p.m., while Sal's Tavern, the Plate umpire John Stevens Hub, finished second In his 72 symbol. and Johnson, fifth place intermed- ssason's runner-up, will go against explained the others could have not laurelia 111, with a .9723 Other local placers were Karen iate running broad jump. Bates Lodge on No. 3 Field Sun- Overruled Rice only if he said "I lercentage. Longo, second place in the midget day at 1 p.m. The winners will didn't see it, you call it. Unless meet In the final game, sched- he tells us he didn't see it, it's uled for Sunday at 1 p.m. on Ills decision." Monmouth Park Entries Field No. 2. Right or wrong. FINAL TEAM STANDINGS Anyway, the Orioles won 8-7. y.o. Mdns Clg $ fur Fifth Race-Purse $1000 fllllrt allow < furlongs "Irst Race—Purse (3000 2 Ferraro W L Pet. Patterson 4-1 1. Bacaslw- o 118 - 12-1 1. Locksley Hall 114 Grimm Johnny's Market _ 16 3 .842 Monacelll 12-1 2. Spartan Woman IIS 2-1 2. Llla C. H5 114 NB Sal's Tavern 14 5 .737 Lombardi Cuts NB 20-1 3. centervllle 5-2 S. Duck Pond 114 114 McCurdy Marine Bar _ 13 6 .684 Brocki 8-1 4. Wayward Star 12-1 Bates Lodge „. 11 8 .579 4. Winner Rose 115 5. Chesapeake Lady 118 NB 5. Needlette US Kassen 6-1 8- Lulgi's Restaurant _ 5 14 .268 Four Rookies «. Shandy Gaff 111 Perna 15- 6. Aim T. Gee 111 NB 20-1 Wilson's Diner _.._ S 1« .158 7. Bushy Bunnlo 116 Patterson 3- tiREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - 7. Lincroft Lady 115 French 20-1 8. Hors de Combat US French 5- Green Bay Coach Vince Lom- 8. Poor Tom B. 118 NB 6-1 9. Run And Telle 116 Brooks 15-: bardi cut four rookies from the 9. Longbrldge Lu Lu 111 NB 20-1 Packer squad yesterday after ob- 10. Aunt Alma US NB 8-1 Sixth Race-Purse $5000 8 6 4 y.o. til a mi & 70 y Monmouth serving them under game-type START TRAINING — Dr. John Powers, left, Fair Haven, gives a physical examina- 11. Pay The Devil 114 NB 1M 1. Been Taken US NB conditions in a scrimmage Satur- tion Jo Frank Mandia, 17, of Sycamore Ave., New Shrewsbury, when Bob Osgoodby, 12. Alpine Sky 118 Woodhouse 15-1 2. Cahunondln 112 Brooks day night. 3. Volant Glgl 112 Grimm Results center, opened his football training camp last night at Harbor Light, Sea Bright. 13. Bob's Angel 118 Monacelll 20-1 4L ConMnnda 2nd. 116 Gonzalez 1ST—Clmg; 3 yn; 0 1; ot! 2:05. Cut from the National Footbal 14. Chicken Blade US NB 15-1 Bravo Bob (Ottavlano) ..0.20 3.20 2.M LeagBF* tShrrf were linebacker The training camp is conducted in ordot to work Tjridders intS fbp"*pRysfi;aJ?l;ol?dition 15. Young Stratmat 118 Gonzalez $-2 / 5. Verttve ' ' 'IB FatSrsaa B.-irul hoy (Patterson) _ 3.20 2.00 112 Kallal HI Dorse (McOurty) 4.60 Ron Boguski of St. Joseph's Col before thay start practice at their respective schools. Mandia attends Admiral it. Hep Gladd 118 NB 10-1 6. Pour Vous T.-l:n*i. Also—iweplet. Jim Hamer. lege, Rensselaer, Ind., quarter- 7. Gallihad Rose 110 Zakoor Chrls!ni3stltne, Sir Errand, Lord Farragut Academy. Clulecu!. Macro Mark, Am Beat. back Msrv Holland of George 8. Rule Me Now 112 Boulmetis 2D—Clmg; 4-up; !&m: off 2:35. Second Race—Purse $J500 J y.o. Clg 6 furlongs Procrast'tion (McOurdy)13.-IO 7.20 4.20 Washington University, taclde Seventh Race—Purse $4500 3 & 4 y.o. fll allo 6 Ho Best (CurrazMlU.) . 8.20 S.IM Jack Petersen of Omaha and 1. Funday 114 NB 6-1 Crost Up (K«ll«l) 3.00 1. Door To Door 113 NB , 8-; 2. Rough Boy 114 Culmone 2-1 T.-VMM. Also — Stitclmiew, Salula. guard Jack Mauro of Northern 2. Extra Cash 118 Brooks , 6-i M1M Chan, Fern W., Fair Blend, Baby- 3. Count's Scion 110 Balrd 8-1 lon News, Just Linda, Apia Heath. Michigan. S. Blue Bullet lit Grimm 15-: Paul Hornimg - Jim Taylor 4. Costly Kid HO Bove 20-1 Remaining on the Packer squad 4. laround 113 Culmone 15-1 5. Uncle Oscar 114 Brooks 19-1 (Dally Bool.lc 9-1 Pall »!9.W) are 34 veterans and 20 rookies, 5. Surprise Call 113 Ferraro 15-: 8. Rentrick 110 McCurdy 20-1 Including five on the college All- f. Sailor Fluff 113 Patterson 8-1 (Coniolatlon nimble, 9-!, raid (6.!01 7. Well To Do 114 Perna (-1 3D—Mda; 2 yrs; C4s: 6'; oft 3:06%. Sttr team which plays the Chica- 7. Tehama lit Bove 15- a-Wlde to RIcM (Cul'ne)13.4O 1,10 3.6) 8. aBlrney 109 Ottavlano 8-1 Even Tak« (Monacelll) _ 1.80 3«0 go Bears Friday night. Team Up in Exhibition 8. Belle of Burma 116 Gonzalez 15-1 Mr. !n«lds (Zakoorl 6.80 Kallal 5-2 9. Killin Time 112 9. Royal Theme lit French 3-: T.-l:lHi. Abo — Blr Captain, a-Maflc [0. Traffic Line 109 French 4-1 Spring, BargHaeni, b-Roman Jab, Ibetu, 10. Tapoan Road US French Uncle Domdr, b-Be Beyond, Frying Pan, NEW ORLEANS (AP)—One of For Hornung the National Foot- the gridiron, was suspended foi tl. Blackle J. US «-l Hurricane Tim. Korte 11. Abaco 111 Ottavlano 12-1 pro football's most awesome of- ball League exhibition clash be- a year after he admitted he hai [2. Star Recruit 107 Gsllete 20-1 a-Dcalns-Uord entry, b-CroM Bell- 12. Seavena HI Perna 3-1 llartln entry. OWLING fensive duos-Paul Hornung and tween his Green Bay Packers and bet on NFL games-including hi 13. aRye Slpper 105 Ottavlino 8-1 ITU-amp; 4-up: liV m; oft 3:37. Jimmy Taylor-team up for the the St. Louis Cardinals will be his Fast Qun (Kallal) .... £.40 i.flO 3.10 own Packers. a) Vale-Rlo-Stable entry Eighth Race—Pvne $8000 3 y.o. allo liV ml turf Nyrop (Ootuatei) 4,80 4.00 SCORES first time in nearly 18 months comeback to the pro ranks after The exhiiritiop tilt here is the 1. Tunnel Money 112 NB 5-5-2 Lucy K. (Patterson! ..... 6.80 Saturday night in Tulane Sta- a year's banishment. first of two-pre-season affairs that 2. Chairman! Choice 122 Zakoor 4-1 T,-1:46*B. Also—Lans, Eanllo, Strlui, MtDDLETOW.N WOMEN'S CLASSIC o. ft up Clg 1A ml Honeys Dream, New Leader, Qreftk LEAGUE dium. Hornung, the "Golden Boy" ofDavid Dixon and his New Or- S. Flflgler Boy 117 Kassen 8-1 Circle. 20-1 5T11—cimg; 4-up: 0 1; ott t-.ovs,. W L leans Pro Football Club, Inc. 1. Arc Light 112 Korte 4. Sue's Appeal 117 Kallal 4-1 Trana-Way (arfmm) 12.60 8.40 4.00 Keamburf Mlddletown 2. Jeansalm 112 McCurdy 8-1 12-1 Kathy D.irei (Kallal) .._ 4.20 3.00 NaUonal Bank ._..- 21>b 13VJ have lined up in an effort ti 5. Count Howie 115 Ottavlano Royal Lawn (Vasquez) .. 3.60 Klddletown TT&V«1 Agenoy ..22 14 3. Divine Sara 107 Carrozzella J-l 6-1 Red Bao!t Roofing 22 U woo a franchise for this historii 8. Speedy Tony 112 Carrozzella T.-1M1. Alio — Tulwar, Tatavlejo, 4. Birthday Present US McCurdy 10-1 4-1 Warsplte, BombtJtlc. Cuitom Upholfttery 20 16 Giants Defeated, 3-2 city. 7. Mean Cold 122 Patterson 6TII—Alwi 2 yrs; 6 t; o(f 4:354. Mlddietown Lanei 20 16 5. Dutch Will US Grimm 5-2 Mecnttawan (Pattcn'n) 10.40 6.40 3.60 Team t . 20 16 The other comes Sept. 5, be- & up Clg lAm t Mr. Neuter (Woo 3.40 2-!W Moe 201. By ASSOCIATED PRESS doubled, with a sacrifice fly. Jeitnnlei Ruler (Grimm) 4.00 Dixon's group will sponsor, th 5. Milter Snow Man 115 Patterson 8-1 T.-50. Also — Thanks Doc, Duke A. H. BUSINESSMEN'S LEAODE Bob Bailey, highly touted Bailey then got the Pirates LEAGUE AFL All-Star game here some- ourth Race—Purse $40M 1 y.o. & up Clg « fur 6. Gallic Prince 112 Korte ' 15-1 Baliym&r, Btsi Course, poor soul, Head W L youngster who dragged through rolling against Bob Bolin, who Chief, Falrfab. time after the first of the year. 1. Mary Bird 110 Kallal 15.1 7. Range 111 Bove 15-1 STH-Alw; 3-4 yn. « f; off 5:33U. Atlantic Tile Mfg. 20 10 a poor rookie season under the had a five-hit shutout through Isaducliess (Wooclhouse) 5.00 3.60 3.00 Ulle'a Bar 17V4 1214 The 28-year-old Hornung missei 2. Fort Queen US Grimm 6-1 8. Bottle of Rum 117 Gonzalez 8-1 Golden Hostess (Balrd) 3.80 3.00 Caruio'e ElM> .17 13 pressure of a whopping bonus, seven innings. After Manny Jrg. Sellna (Ottavla.no) .. 6.00 (Jlggy's Team .17 13 half of the 1962 season with a bai 3. Scarlet Study 107 Ottavlano 20-1 9. Shavltt . Ill NB 20-1 fc is beginning to pay dividends. Mota stroked a pinch'hit double T.-l:10 3. Also — Madam Jerry, Re- Joe Brown'e Team ... 14 Ifl knee plus all of the 1963 because 4. Delville 10* Ferraro 20-1 10. aRoborante 115 Gonzalez 5-2 search, Bouncing Bye, Royatoya, Four ll&nlgr&ato Conet. . 14 16 A $150,000 bonus baby who with one out in the eighth, Bail Rivers, Welsliwyn, RlHette. Braun'l Team -13 17 of the suspension, but Packer 5. Geneve A. 115 11. Buen Servidor 113 NB 8-1 Duda'a Team 6 24 batted a dismal .228 last season, ey slammed his triple and came NB 4-1 9TH—Clmj; 3-yrs; In: turfi off 8:00. 600 Serlee: Sam Foeten 239, 176, 212— loach Vince Lombardi pro 0. Ada From Decade 113 Bove 6-1 12. Acompanado 114 Rodriguez 20-1 Mlaille'Rock (Kallal) ..29W 11.20 5.80 Bailey continued his heavy hit- home with the tying run on Bill nounces him ready to play. Long Olass (Monacelll) 14.40 6.80 200 Club: Lou Papa 212. Oeor« 7. Vera T. ,. 113 V«squez t-1 U. Teacher 115 Errlco 2-1 Navltore (Ottavlano) .... 4.40 ting Monday night by slamming Virdon's single. T.-1M0H. Alw — Allemlc, Seaeletjr, Kick Coleman 204, Bob Kauffman 20(, 8. Reigning lit Kallal 8-1 14. aRevbtero 113 Gonzalez 5-2 Sraun 20fl, Tom Harrington 203, 204; a key triple in the eighth inning In the ninth, after Bill Mazer- "Physically, he'll be okay, Mardlan, Unlucky You, Orey Monarch John Mandia 201, Joe Brown 201 says Lombardi. "But he'll havi 9. Angel Kiss lit Ktllai 2-1 a) J.M. Small entry II. llggy Furce 200. and a game-winning single in oski and Dick Schofield had sin- the ninth that gave the Pitts- mental problems. Paul will hav( A. H. 3 MAN CLASSIC LEAOUE gled, Bailey came up with two burgh Pirates a 3-2 victory over out and poked a grounder up the to learn liow to be hit again Points He's also got to be ready to tak< Baenatadl'i Tavern <2l.«l the San Francisco Giants. middle for the clincher. Christy's Confectionery 415.31 The two hits lifted Bailey's criticism. Monmouth Park Manlgraaao Const. Co. ...- - 115.Ifl Pappas, bringiiiR his record to Mcorath's Squnre Bar 411.25 average to ,304 and boosted the 10-5, blanked the Angels on Taylor, who with Hornung com OFF TRACK TODAY'S PICKS ConiOlldated Fuel ..- 110.32 Blue & White Bin «».<)' Pirates into third place in the eight hits and did not allow a bincd for 188 points two years aec PICKS AT OCEANPORT Tea'e B»r * orlli *o:.io tight National League pennant runner past second base. While when the Packers won the NFL Terry's Pizzeria - - struggle, 4'/i games behind the crown, says he's delighted to By A.P. By SAM LAST 5 DAYS Dwlght'l Plumbing 389.13 he was shutting out Los Angeles The Klrwan Co - « •3/i lengths behind the the Orioles pounUed Bo Belinsky "Paul is really going to hustli N..dl«tt. UckiUy Hall JJarchettl 329, Tony Bellezzn 220.' Rich- Giants. 1 ard Perrlnl 213, Jim Hllllgan 213, 203; and four successors for 13 hits. and build up some more of tha Aunt Alma Poor Tom B thru Saturday Bob Wynun 212. Bon Carhart 211, A vital offensive weapon in image he had," said fullback Tay Charley Dlllone 212, Mike Schmidt 205. Dick Brown collected three Rough Bay Killin Time Larry LaRala 202, Butu Conzen 201, (he Pirates' bid to duplicate hits for Baltimore while Brooks lor. "Besides, they can't key oi Killin Time Rough Boy Ken Shelly 200. their 1960 pennant, Bailey has Robinson and Sam Bowens each me like they did last year." Traffic Lin* Traffic Lin* NOIU)V ASCHETTINO always spoken freely about the Tiivlor, incidentally, will LEAGUE drove in two runs with a pair of Dutch Will Dutch Will Point pressure applied by the gigantic hits. making hii first nooearance Divine Sara Divine Sara rT—Ti.'tn Spring" Market . 61'I bonus and his meager accom- 2.5C0-seat Tulane Stadium sine V IV Acrr-s . SO The Indians broke a 2-2 tie Biithday Praienf Arc Light 1-1 Mto t'.otiy Shop plishments as a rookie Infit yepr the end of the W56 collegia against [he. Senators in the Genova C Geneva C • -hivi T'WPl AKency season. H -.'KC'S Marlirt when the Pirates nosedived to fourth when Chico Salmon dou- Angel Kisi Vera T r • • • lion W"Tki eighth place. That was when Hie burly at Vera T Angel Kin JB"iltnhlfi Insurance bled, Vic Dnvallllo tieat out an A-.'ljnsRador Scotch -.-.. (0 Bailey's key hits dropped the infield hit and Billy Moran fol- Into from Baton RoniRC playe X Cinfarville CenUrville Ne 45 Magnolia Inn -)3 Giants two games behind the lowed with a sacrifice fly. Da- for Louisiana State. Taylor ju Spartan Woman Spartan Woman Pepsi Cola '1 Phillies, who were rained out of about demolished Tulane sing] Cheiap*ak« Lady Buihy Bunnie Atlantic Vending - —A(i volillo and Dick Howser each Padoratt - - » a game against the Los Angeles collected three hits in a 14-hit handed in that game. Vartive Rule Me Now Malley * DIDomlzIo 37 Dodgers. Ho gained 8G yards, scored Stewart's 01 Holmdel M attack. Bean Taken Been Taken RESORT OF RACING Colettl * Eattlsta '< , Only two other games were touchdown and then kicked t! Rule Me Now Calamondin Hettrlek ft Plnkney "20 Dick Donovan, 6-7, got the OCEANPORT, N.J. Barro Puneral Home —29 scheduled, both in the Americnn victory with Luis Tiant's relief extra point to give LSU n 7-G vl Seavono Extra Cash BOO Series: Mrmra »l. 221, '-^3 tory over favored Tulane. An I mllei (rum Garden St. Pkwy., bit 105 TO1: Nnrdone 232. 208. 257-IW7: HeronceLeague. Bnltimore rode Milt lielp. Royal Theme Seavena 201, 844, 2iV-(170; n,)«Uo 1P2, 220, 210-Paprms' shutout pitching to a the Greenies haven't been ratec laround Royal Them* 061; Camlo 11)1, 2m, 2(5 -Sir, llelnk'- 500 214, 210— Ml; Mnlnit^ivukl lilt 7-0 victory over the Los Angeles DIUVE-rN CHURCH over the Bayou Bengals. In a sin Sus'i Appeal Tunnel Money SALVATOR MILE 222 2°l *>l.1: Mroedrr 250, 1!11, 201 Angels and to within one pcr- gle encounter since then. Wed., Aug. 5 «12; Mnr-UMKhlln 2(3. 101. 213-617 LOUISVILLE (AP) — Parking 8 Moan Cold Mean Cold Yoiin ais, aii, ma -niw; c«i-in am centnge point of the first-plnce spires nt Wostpnrl Road HIBII Tunnel Money Speedy Tony $100,000 SAPLING 227. I70-.0O3. New York Yankees. And Cleve- school become churcii pews this Jim Ilcgan, bullpen cnach wil Mich a L«a Propontit Sat., Aug. 8 land defeated Washington 4-2. sii Timer. tile NPW York Yankees, plnye Millar Snowman TeachBr AUTO INSURANCE JIISC Piw'.im was involved In Watkins Memorial Methodist his first organized ball us Bottlft of Rum Boll's of Rum Auloned flirt Placed SnndjtJnd (2 • Clubhouse H Wi Fill S.R. 21 lor Revoked both San I-'rnnclscn mns as the Church holds n drive-in service nt cnlcher-outfieider, with Spring LATE SCRATCHES Ucemts Ciinnls built n 2-0 load. He beat the lot on Sundays. field. Ohio li\ 1038. l>x Included Celllllon Covered* 17 lo to 1. Bob'i Angel, Chicken Blade, Young Stratmat, Hap Gladd Chlldm Under 16 Not Admitted Lo Down Paymh- • mot. lo Pay out a bunt in the fifth inning and "The Idea Is to get people lo Catcalled Pollclee Replaced eventually scored on Duke Snl- take time off on their way to 2. Rye Sipper Coach Harry (Peanuts) Lowrej 7. Door To Door POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 REINFELD AGENCY der's tingle. In the sixth he recreation and stop and pray," of the Philadelphia PhllJ »tarte< f. Burning Thoughts, Gallic Prince, Robe-rant* •7I-3NI MMdMlawn Open EnnDigi drove In Tom Holler, who had explained Rev, William Bowling. with Mollno, 111,, In 1037. WEATHER — CLIAR TRACK — PAST HOUSES F08 SA1E THE DAILY REGISTER AUTOS t TRUCKS BOATS AND ACCESSCMLTE3 HELP WAVTEP-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE FOX SALE APARTMENTS 14—Tuesday, August 4, 1964 Otri VOLKSWAGEN tvo-aocr. 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BiaFF. new condition, New and Used furniture. . . $10,400 UMI — PMlw* No. U5T80. FinflM Bayitvlllc, N. J. Call PA l-UOO. fcMft are Immediate openings to fltart — Full or part-time, must be miture Visit Field Furniture!'/ nleut r»luro to MonroouUl County used for show only. C2.S00. and licensed. Experience preferred. Ap- Apartments 18' TROJAN. 73' EUnrude. 11.050. nd train In Keyport and then move to 3 Room Outfit! trom iftttinal Bmnk, UtUe BUver. 1650 'li-TON FORD PICKUP — Excel- >yr new plant fn Holmdel Township. ply to Joseph M. Racina, Broker, at »167 v lent running condition. Privately owned. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, INC. -fountain Hill Homes on Kings Hwy., SH?KDOWN BS588: LOST — B1«H French poodlt. Holm- Ft. of DeKormande Ave, ^tt. 35. Good starting salaries, broad Special Terms |2 weekly 264-B017. rlnge benefit*. Hours 8 to 4:30 Cafe- Mlddletown or call South Amboy Office. at FREE HEAT OR ASSUME! MORTGAGE t«l PER MO del area. Answers to the name Fair Haven 747-3010 PA l-77n - "Jackie." Weiring red collar. New 1963 COKVAIR COUPE — »1495 erla. parking facilities, air conditioned H Field FumliuTe Company *' AUXILIARY — Sailboat. »8t>0 or )fflces. FREE HOT WATER Terms are approximate »nd •"Wect York License. Reward M6-tS4S. McCAItthy Chevrolet BAKB EMPLOYM 7-11 East Front Street to qjalltied buyers and V.A. or X.IUA. vill trade for nma.Uer day eai]er. 843. Keyport, New Jersey 2M-1101 .060. Qualified Peraonne.! For Quality Ordrrs and AIR CONDITIONING approval. LOST — Brown wallet containing dri Vrtte. or call Peter Hallock from 8 to ?10 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 'REE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE er's license, registration, etc. Vicinity 959 CHEVROLET — Elation wagon, 1 •or Appointment 264-3021 Mr. Paul 962 PEARSON — 27 flbergiaa sport 2 noon 261-87O0 for an apiwiiilment. RENTALS FROM J100 MONTH of Red Bank. Ktward. Call 7t7-O2S7. ilHO, mechanically good, body very bad. fisherman. US Gray marine. Call ii ACE EMPLOYMENT AUENCY ipen Thursdays & Fridays 9 A.M. to THE KIRWAN CO.. 172 0473 alter 5:^0. Kvery order & applicant our specially P.M. Other days 9 A.M. to 6 P.M LOST — Passbook No. R294*. Flndei evening, 371-5510. Rental Agent on Premises pleas* return to Monmouth County MATTEL INC. 12 Broad St. lied Bank 717-3191 REALTORS IWil VAL1AHT — Green, tour-door se- 26' LUHRS — Hull, twin Gray Marine EIGHT PIECE CHERRY AND PECAN Call 22-J-U7S6 National Bank, Retl Bank. dan, A-l condition," automatic shift, ter Aero Marine Building. P,O. Box 3CS ?EAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — CAMPBEL1."S JUNCTION, BBLFORD ride buy. 5825. 671-9019. engines, and hardware. $1,200. Keyport. :? nlantf dining room set. Kour yean IGHLANDS — Three rooms furnlahe 842-1060 Valch for our announcement ot future ull-tlrne Apply Roland Pidrsjn At Did. Original price $625. Excellent con- :y, 741-7575. II utilities. Call 872-8892. 26 Navesink UUIG'K SPECIAL — 1955, convertible >pen!nga. Jition 67" buffet. Table wllh two leaveB , HlEhlamH. Rt. 38. 787-5500 AUTOMOTIVE Newly painted, power brakes and sleer 14* RUNABOUT — 10 hor*a Johnson Tour arm chairs, two side chairs. motor with front controls and acces OCKET MAKER — On ladles' coats. Ing. Any reasonable offer. 642-B359. ». %\1t. 222-7181. $270. Also two formica step table, FREEHOLD AREA — nine-room house AUTOS & TRUCKS 'op wages. Union aliop. 35 hr. week. TTUATIONS WANTED, Female |12 each. 671-5923 or 741-6X50. COMMERCIAL RENTALS on nine acres. Three-car g»ras:«- urn J53 CHEVKOLET CONVERTIBLE— L41 lOtiO ELGIN — 40 h.p. Klettrlc start 'acalion with pay and aJl paid holl- outbulldlngj. Full cellar. Owner! Ill- 1M2 IMPERIAL two-door hardtop. Thli New top, good tires, radio, heater fully equipped. Trailer tn excellent con> ays. Apply Adams Bros., 25 South 17 YEAR OLD FRENCH GIRL - BEAUTIFUL MODERN BEDROOM — ness reduces price to H5.50O. Eicellent Crown model la while with a red In three carburetors, floor shift, J175. Cal rldKe Ave., Red Bank. Wishes opportunity to spend one year Double bed, dressing table with huge Bprlng Cities Service 747-9880. (lltlon. J725. 787-4818. OFFICE SPACE four-bedroom two-bath house on three terlor. It Is !u]lv powered and priced to In American home teaching children •ound mirror. Lwu bureaus und mlrrorr acres. Full cellar, stream. Registered 21" TllOJAN CRUISER — 75 h.p. Evln. TELEPHONE SOLICITOUS French; la well-educated and talented •ell it (2,905. 1057 OLDSMOBILK — Four-door sedan |1.25 per hour. Uglit table. $90. Call 291-2527. Ie« lurnisliea. 111 reaecorju to suit kennel and (our-horse stalls on prop- y after 5 p.m. transmission. White with blue Interior. inK. pinions, etc:. Inrlmlos three RMS MM. In family, Muat have driver' llcensi 1 1 63 Hiversiile 741-403O Red Bank Priced for quick sale at $2,000. Call tanks, fire extlnRutnlier, anchor, oar, .IAINE--Sportsman . , anil fisherman's CASH FOR OLL1 BOOK3 — History U11MKR. RACING SEASON AND T47-5622. . I'lennniit HurniunilliiRs in Tinton Full •.iinm, HI coHiiBfB sii»l lotige. iurniahet, tEAIl I1OUNU RENTALS. Ella Wilt CIIOIOK LITTLE SILVER LOCATION cL trailer. Boat In water. $400. 2Qt Own room, batli and TV, Blrcp-in jol 1 1 Tlio Went, Indians, Allajes, etc. 741 7(185. 150' river frontaKt . 3 .*- pine acres !64» call 7-!l. hire Agency, Reallora. Open seven - Kull of diiii-m 19 tlila cuatom-bullt 1W1 1MPALA CONVERTIBLE — A Al'u Mobile Wirier IIIT.IOII iiri'lHrrcd. Reference jout.t, iloclfH, en.1. HepreficiUutlve o lays. HS0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, brick and frame Colonial on quiet, tree new tires. Loaded. $1605. McCARthy 16' OLD TOWN -- Wind.shield, fold Short-way on premisea until August 10 'IANOS AND MUSICAL, INSTRU- 142-0004. shaded strfct. Woodhurnlng fireplace Chevrolet 201-1101, 1»M BU1CK HAKOTOP — A7rion7li down «eat«, chrome hardware, steer Call fur more information, 8H0REWAY MENTS WANTED — H. TENZER. in living room, separate dining room, Honing, power Ijrakes, steering, win- IDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — LOOKING FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL Ing. controls, 2,1 h.p. Johnson, til work. Book bindery experience helpful. REALTY, INC. 261-7010. 308 Main 81,, Lakewood. 363-2100. Turnlsned and unfurnished, imraedl- delightful kitchen, three twin size bed- H, nidio, heater, good condition trailer. All In A-l shape. Wlli sei: CAR? Come •» this 1063 COMET Cut must mil, 1250. Sonny'« Restaurant, isant sitrrounillncs, c;tr ner.essi " Ite occupancy. SAMUEL TEICRKK rooms, Hi tiled baths, screen porch separate. 26X-M5S, FINANCIAL ASSISTANT for paten for summer enjoyment, dry basement, torn tour-door Beauutlry, 4i Marion St., Re A Bank. DEBT CONSOLIDATION AT STUD — Irish setter, AKC regla tra large modern kitchen, «eparat« din- power steering, brakes, four door, 747-27(4 No red tape, 2\ hours service one bedroom, full bath, science kitch- ing room. Large living room, lun- sonable. B&I) Trucking. Call U01-7G35. PBX OPERATOR — Full time or part tered, national champion strain. Large, en, laundry roam, one-car attached ga- clean and good condition, 842 351*3. 1857 HARLEY DAVIDSON — road. Must sell at once. 747-37D0. ley's largest marine supply house. 8 nnil 8 p.m. only. away from ocean bathing, wh'tc sand Evlnrude Sales and Servica Roto-tilllnBB-lawns and maintenance. FOR SALE beaches, boating, UahJog and Monmout Two blocks from • transportation. Mm pored and patio. Gas heat. Clost to I MUBT IMMEDIATELY WHOLESALE THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 9 Clieatnut Bt. Cartcret KI 1-498; EXPERIENCED BUTCHER — Gooi Shopping Center , , . ono block from only.'Blue Diamond Inn, 129 Monmouth ciuuts, stores and transportation. In- SIX used cars due to highway t:on- 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 lied Bank FKEK ESTIMATES wltlilrt walking distance ot "xpreas [iihi) ;u above address or call 787-0444 pay. Call itter 4 p.m. »truotton. DWYER'S (opposite "Two Open Sundays and Holidays 9 nnl-1 pfnv '0UU> YOU MKE a modern, cerain- T87-1&R9 UP EARLY7 the Wcat Gate ol Port Monmoutn . . , ;LEAN, contortable room, genUeman Ouyi") Hwy. 35, MlddlMown. 671-08H. bases to Newark and New York City, LEONARDO—Eight-room house on two SAILBOAT — "Jet U", one year o\ri, to tiled bathroom? Free estimates, EXPANDING SALES TERRITORY — You don'! have to get up early thesi mly. Call after 5:00 Cult 2U4-7912. mornings. Brine y°ur ahado roller 741-0485. lots, beautiful yard. Fenced. Conven- Fiberglass, fully equipped, trailer, full Equitable Lite. Looking for collORe iently located. Garage, attic, cellar. Ex- [rrad-owncr ol own business, or some In. Let us Dirt SHEEP LATER SHADES • ALL—Electric kitchens with QE AUTOS & TRUCKS vcr, etc., excellent condition. Phonl CLEAN CELLAR, YARDS, OARAGES range with hood. GE refrigerator. QE FURNISHED ROOM — Gentleman pre- cellent condition. Priced below FHA ap- 5(2-2338. Price J1.000. — Have truck. Light hauling. Call nne with sales experience should b' on. tl.59 each. Scallop and fringe room ferred, single. Close to trains and but praisal. No repairs. Owner. 291-9386. 30-45 years of age, no travel, we wll darkening shades $2.98 each. AUt CONDITIONING. AxnoU Off-street after :i n.m. 741-2141*. llgbted parking areas. Ines. Call 741-6338. OWENS — Cabin cruller. Slim $760 per month to the man thft FAIR HAVEN up head and galley, sleepi three, 221 BOARDING KENNELS—In Squankum tiuaimes. Phone daytime 549-1515. oi PROWN'S 3Vt'RQOM APARTMENTS ALL YEAR SIX FURNISHED ROOMS Kiver Rd. Six-room Colonial. Living h.p. Flagship engine, jililp-to-shor Lnrfie Hharicil runs. William Nuerberse 741-4816. Evenings, 747-0151 or 535-4024 — Forced heat cold air. beach Included. 32 Broad St, Red Bank 711-7500 (ONE-BEDROOM) room, dining room, kltchten, thres bed- radio, exceptionally good condition, I 038-5495 or 3631305. $122 MONTH Hot and cold water. 872-0829, 711 Mnt- IOITUJ or iuo bedrooms and den. Oil- water. Call 711-7280. Bee- at Tradewlntli ROOFING AND SIDING — Mechanics. lliewa St.,- Highlands, Ask for Lenny. SMALL GASOLINE ENGINES JOHNSON'S ANTIQUES — 797 River ..red liia water heat. Nn 4 .down to Marina, Sea, flight. =,,.l »•, ., Apply 9 a.m. Insulation & Siding Corp. Rd,, Falr-Kaufln.. . Brlc-a-brac, bid any qiiiillfieil buyer. 1064 taxes J32o. PAIRED — Lawnmowers, chain sa, DOS Main St.. Anbury Park. 1003 15' OLASTHON inLlKHGLA lfimpa. Brass, silver replated. 1-4 p.m (TWO BEDROOMS) Monthly payments Including taxe» and portahle pumps, generntors. Call 542- Itisurjincp under $110 per montr. Call beat. 40 h.p. electric Sea Kins motor 4G15 a;,y houm, BARKER — EsjMTipnccd Good work- UTILITY TRAILER — Good condltlm |150 MONTH REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Trailer rtntl wench. Very good condl inc conditions, modern nlr condition: owner, 671-5193. Full prlcB. tH,500. CELLARS — Attics, yards cleaned Rood tires, 145 Maple Ave., Keans HOUSES FOR SALE tlon. (1,150. 7*7-3771. shop. FRANK'S LINCROFT burf;. 787-7254. FREE HEAT & HOT WATER aho light trucking moving. Ca.ll SHOP. Llncmfl. KED HANK - RUMSON AREA. Nave- TllOJAN — how hours on rpbull 7S7-7620 SMALL BABY GRAND PIANO J45G Renting Offlc» an Premliet. sink riverfront. Sandy beach. High GEORGE engine. Slilp-to-sliore. SI80Q (nclutieJ MASON — All-around masonry worl CALL WHY PAY RENT?? and dry. Superbly constructed Colonial. "Our overhead's tmall oi our ad. Let berth at K cant burp Marina- 264-7-481 JOHN O. LEWIS — Cabinet Mft Call DICK ROGERS, Four large bedrooms, 2la deluxe baths. Furniture reflnlBhins. Repairs. AHera- 222-7018. DIRECTIONS: Prora Red Bank, Routi Purchase this practically new four-bed- irtf pail YOU the savings al McFaddln after 5 p.m. 187-1B17 Paneled den. Huge thermopane win- tions. 17 East Front. Bt. Red Bank LOST — Bright carpet colors. Restor 35 to Tinton Axe., turn right on Tin- room bi-level for $iXX) down and ap- Codlllac-Oldimoblle, Broadway al 4th, dowed family room with expanslva riv- USED BOATS AND MOT0R3 Iron 741-6405. them with Blur, Lustre. Rent olectrl ton Ave., approximately 1,000 ft. to oKjcwfplM 4145 per month pays all to er view. Maid's room and " bath. Long Branch. Chooie from 83 cars, a &27S to H.OO0 both (aboard and out Country Club Apartments and Swim CARPENTER WORK — Rootna, g MEN WANTED •hampooer fl. MARY CARTER quullftea buyer. Conveniently located Masonry bulkhead. Huge NUlo' wlllv new and 40 UMd." board. In tti#>i*!atEr, ready to go. Used PAINTS. Club. close to Red Bank. House aUo has awning. Solid value at $68,000. RUS- motors rind on a good uned trailer. rases, roomn paneled. Boreen porches. Ed Liiker. 741-2109. - BEA BRIGHT — Three-room apart recreation room, dining room and IVi BELL M. B0RU8. Realtors, «Q0 River SURP^IDE MARINA, Spa Hrieht. 8*2- To work wllh general manager oi WHITE merit. Modernly flrnlshed, ill conveni- baths, built-in garage and city sewers. Bd., Pair Haven. 747-4532. Member 0BM, ask tor Bill or Kart. LAWN MAINTENANCE power maintenance manufacturer. Work ences. Summer rental and yearly. 812- See this today. $18,500. Multiple listing Service. Day Weekly Monthly locally. Wo -will train you. Must be be- 0227. Free estimates, reasonable. 741-0348, tween 19-33 years of age. ALUMINUM GUTTER LAWLEY AGENCY BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT TERRACE APARTMENTS - Five- Model house, large New England & TRUCKS Do your own Tor about 60c per runnin '. Established 1932 CALL 566-5554 loot — pick up materials from stock al room second floor apartment. Immed Colonial. Four bedrooms, iwo (uil cer- EMPLOYMENT SALARY $85 ate occupancy. Adults only. Realtor- Insurors *mlc baths, fall dlnlne room, and (eat- RED BANK LUMBER 74M850 In) kitchen. Paneled family room, two- RENAULT HELP WAMTED-FEMALE' Multiple Listings car garage. Hot water lie.it. All assess- EXPERIENCED TV MAN — Fulk-tlme, CASH AND CARRY UNFURNISHED — Three room apar! ments In and paid for, including; city AC B&dlo and Television. Call Corner Pearl and Wall lied Banl ment. Atlantic Highlands. Renaonabl 741-6262 sewera. $21, B30. Call 787-1189 12 to Red Bank rent $65-*E>3, all utilities. 391-3750. BOOKKEEPER — F. C. high 741-4768 ONE SOFA—A-l. $20. Sofa bed, $15 S P-m. ...1 • i •. • SECRETARY - Mature to *100 Performance Proved STOCK CLERK WANTED Leatlier chair and hassock, }12. Othei LONG BRANCH — New garden apa: HIGHLAND HILLS — Three years new. LITTLE SILVER—Living room With LEGAL SECKETAI1Y to »80 chairs and end tables. Cellarette coHei merits, air conditioned, GE kitchen, all Pretty as a picture three-bedroom OIRb FRIDAY — Steno, plyroll to SMI LIQUIDATORS LIMITED l fireplace, dining room, three bedrooms 717-0913 table 747-0737 or 747-0719. utilities supplied, 3 ,4 roorai, $120. 228 ranch, expansive living room, dining (space for fourth) two full baths, full CLBItlC-TYPIST W5 iSI or 229-4550. area. Beautiful, beautiful kitchen, I'.ii Renault - ._.„ DICTAPHONE TYPIST—Maturi S7! DUMONT — TV, radio, phonDgrapt basement, enclosed breezeway, AUTOMATIC INDUSTRIAL, CREDIT CLERK $00 baths, recreation room with fireplace Asking S19.S0O. Call 711-9448. Peugeot • Triumph NOR BOOKKEKPEIt »65 PLU TAB OPERATOR—«:30 to I shift $100 conblnatlon, extra picture tube, blond, TWIN GABLE& — 35 ivtvewide Ave., and bar. Guest kitchen. Laundry room. QIRL FRIDAY — Payroll $& BILLING CLERK J75 {50. 542-9177. Red Bank oo river. 3H and four Baseboard heat, garage. Approximately KAIUTAN TOWNSHIP — *W» down. SEDANS IBM KBYPUNOH—02<, 058 *70 EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY rooms unluralahed, live-room a'" Four-be ii room Cape Cod, full dining REMINGTON KAMD — Electric type 741-2399. " ,acre completely landscaped. (22,500. DENTAL ASSISTANT—Eiperlenced J65 SO Broad 81. rted BirrA writer. Like new. Cost J450, first *12! room, large kitchen, living room, fence* IMPORTS FILE CLEHK - NYC SBS buys it, Ca.ll 462-4197^ RED BANK — Furnlnhed three room In yard wiUi patio, fully landscaped, ex- PARTCAX, UBTINQ PARTS LJSTER — Experienced. Prepa- FINLAY AGENCY tras. Close to schools, stores and trans- "63 $1395 ration, item.1, dcsorlptlon, BBP's and apartment near all transportatfoi VW S«dan COMPLETE CAMPING equipment — Adults on(y. 741-7076, Realtors portation. $15,400. Prlvat* owner, 787- Save $361 catadouges to all mtl, apecs. Write to 5x11 tent, Colemnn stove and lamp, 6430. '63 FIAT 2-dr. 400D $795 Ace Employment Agency "A M.," Box 511. Red Bank. 270 Bur Ave. 872-0100 Highland! 12 Broatt St. 747-3404 ReU Bank lc« box, etc., «70. 747-9119. REID BANK — Branch and Madlion OVER LOWEST '62 RENAULT Crav.llo $1295 Ave., spacious ona and two-b*droora SHREWSBURY - Newly decorated, NEED CASH? DISTRICT MANAGER BATHTUB lardeti apartments. Apply 31 Molly RED BANK three bedrooms, living with (lreplaci, PftlCED DOMESTIC Two topi. If you need Jl to $6 a ilay to pay to Jltcher Village Court or call Mr, Byno. dining, eat-In kitchen, enclosed porch, For Circulation Pcpartmcnt of growm, Enclosure 129.95. Foldlnj doors JJ.99. 741-9115. perfect condition. Asking $19,500. By '62 RENAULT Canvolle $1295 extra expenses, try our telephone sale newspaper concern. Good starting LOVELY CAPE COD program calling from your home o salary with opportunity for advance- Venetian blinds 2 for J5.S0. Wood owner, call after 4, 747-5661. Two *opi—13,000 miloi. shutters, wood window shades J3.49, Situated In fine residential area. Two otlr office. For Interview call Mr. Tay- ment. IMlver to boya and atorca on SUNNYBROOK APTS. or three bedrooms, living room with ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thrw-bed- lor at 74T-5TH at 9 a.m. ot 6 p.m. established route, and work with boy, Aluminum door grills 51.39. Many mon '61 VW Karmann Shi. $1295 items you've been looking for at tht fireplace, tile bath, oil fired hot water rooms, Capo Cod, 1',$ story, two baths, WAITRESSES — Hay Mill nlKlit shift. on eftlcleiicj*. Nti experience necessarj 124 Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown heat, full cellar, black-toy driveway, fireplace, atlached garage, full cellar, Convertible. — will train. Ability to associate will prices you'd like to pay. Free delivery, atorms and screens, city sewers. 517,- large lot. Appralied for $17,800. Belling Apply In person, REX'S DINER, High people osscntlal. East of Rt. 35 '61 PEUGEOT 403 Sedan $995 wny 35, keynort. 500. Call owner 717-5GO5. for $16,800. Immediate occupancy. Apply In Person PROWN'S Phone 291-1473. Beige. OFFICE CLKUK — Excellent year 32 Broad St. Ked Bank 741-7800 AVAILABLE — One four-room (two THKOW AWAY YOUR PAINT BKUSH! round position. Apply lo person. 4-5 RED BANK REGISTER bedrooms) furnished. One four-room Enjoy mauitenance-free living!! Three EATONTOWN - Two-bedroom Capo 'it TR-3, bl.clc, special $795 p.m. No phone calls. HOWARD JOHN- RIDING LAWN MOWER — IBS) mode (two bedroomaf unfurnished. One three bedroom ranch. Full basement, fiimlly Cod with expansion possibilities. Large '59 VW, sun roof $950 SONS MOTOR LODGE, HI. 35. Mid' Sears. 5 h.p. 24 Inch cut. Will sacrifice, room (one bedroom) furnished and un room, and work shop. Garage. Alumi- science kitchen, fully tiled bath, one- dletown. moving, must sail, $175. 7S7-5686. furnished. Air conditioned. On si num aiding. Much more ! Only car garage, full basement. Near '57 VW Sadan, black $695 TV SERVICE MEN — Full and part parKinK. Very modern. Call churches, schools, town. Call 542-1897. Ume. Start immediately. SUN APPLX KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED—Am $16,500! WALKER A WALKER. Real- $95 $10.95 '62 AUSTIN-HEALY $995 EARNINGS for present needs and U.3 542-3323 747-0101 tors, 2068 Hwy. 35, Middletown and 661 Savings Bonds [or family security. Be ANCE, 671.2091). dlnstta a eta at lowest prices. Monmouth Broad St., Shrewsbury, PHONE: 671- CHARMINO. TWO-STORY — Custom come an Avon representative nM earn Dlnetle Co., 116 Monmouth Bt., Re TWO R00M3 — Tile kitchen and bath, four bedroom home. In Country Club DOWN A WEEK DOMESTIC KENNEL MAN — For small animal 3311 or 741-5212. Multiple Listings and this pleasant way. Call 7*1-43*3 or write hospital, nve-ilay week, must be food, Bank. 741-8833. dinette, quiet, mature woman. Near Trade-Ins. Send for catalog. Open 7 Estate section of Mlddletown. Ideal for town. September 1. 741-O7til. '63 BUICK 2-dr, HT $2795 Mrs. Margaret Qulotta. P. O. Box 1BO steady wortcer. Call 747-4522 between TRADITIONAL SOFA — Comlilnatlor days. children, with extra 60x120' Improved Red Bank. 8 a.m. anil S p.m. Hi-Fi and T-V. Good condition. Besi NEW LUXURY LEROY APARTMENT lot Included. 22' living room, largo din- '63 INTERNATIONAL $2195 MIDDLETOWN — Striking barn red ing room, modern kitchen, den, utility DENTAL ASSISTANT—Red Bank of- offtr. 264-6395. 2^ rooms, air conditioned, near all 1 MONMOUTH Travalall Wagon. TAXI CAB DRIVER split level In excellent condition. Three room, I /, bath. tuU cellar, attached Ice. Full time, Wrtte qualifications and Must be excellent driver, over 25. transportation, 21 Leroy PL, Red Bank. bedrooms, V,i baths, large recreation 741-1033 or 747-5366. girage, flrepace, combination storm '61 VALIANT St.. Wgn. $1195 n>!f>rcnce.i to "A.J.." Box 511, Ri Call 'M7-OT47. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE room. Big trees are perfect for climb- wlnriowB, three minutes to Red Bank. Rank, FIVE ROOMS -- And shower. Henl ing and privacy, Asking $18,500, Cull Reasonable. Call 747-0655. ' MOTORS '61 CORVAIR Sta. Wan. $1095 AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALIST In »lPfltri Rent A Piano $12 per Month before 1 p.m. or after 7 p.m. 671-2307. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Keyport-Matft cal and Ignition systems, five days. Kiis, ami'electric. $105 monthly. Aval Rod. able September 1. 787-0163. RUMSON — Ciipc Cod. Two bedrooms." urea, t'erfect opportunity for th Call Fort Monmouth Poat Oarage, Si'i KNABE, MASON-HAMLIN. SOHMEII LITTLE SILVER'S BEST BUY — On fireplace, Inrge kitchen. Best part's th» RENAULT—PEUGEOT '60 RAMBLER Sta. Wgn. $595 woman ctimliiB Imck Inui liimlneBs, DIK 1911 for interview. CABLE-NELSON, EVERETT STECH THREE ROOMS—Bath, unfurnished, a one acre ot beautiful trees and ttuubs. location. Lovely! Phone 741-2801, 9:30 '60 FALCON, whito $595 will train If necessary. Cookman Ave. i Main St. Aslmry Pk itiM supplied. Adults. Cmivi'tilrrH If lc ranch himic Throe Iteclroonid to 5::;o. AUSTIN HEALY—MSB DAVENPORT PEIISONNEL SERVICEf ROUTE MEN Open dally till 9 Sat. till 5:30 ciuion. Call 7U-88S9 from 8-12, 5' one tiath, living room with fireplace. 77 nrnail SI. 747.3355_ Heil Bin: 775-9301 Dll room, serei'iied porch. This will KKIH.'CEli — Owner must aell. Mlddle- PULL AND PAftT-Ti.MB, STB AD SPK1NGVIKW GARDENS AMMITUH'S MOTHKRS — Ejirn RIIOI VKAJMtOUXn WORK. NO LAYOFFS. fast nt $22, MO. RL'SSELL M. tim-n. iu'ir IlPti Bunk. Three bedrooms. Hwy. 35, Eatontown E. Newman Springs Rd. money, nu't't ln'ople, have fun. Denlun KELVINATOIt ITItlOHT FHKKZKlt 2H3 SI'KINt; ST. IlKD BANl itORUS. UcRltw. (XW River Kii,, Fulr living room with brick wall and fire- SPS. CAR. AND PHONE Il&QUHtBD. 10.7 tu. It. Ilolda 375 Hi. frnirn fooi COMPARE: COMPARE finite ileilRhtlu! mvl it»fX|iennlvi> tuv CALL, 4(12-1074 BETWEEN 10-12 NOO> Haven, 747-4532. Member Multiple List- place, pallo, fenccd-ln back yard. Auk- 542-1212 R«d Bank — 741-5886 for Yulotlrte. N"a dellvpry. Cull SSG-tng VM, Kxcorcylc, 5101). 222-705.4. IMMHIHATE AND FUTUUK OCCU inR Service. ing SHi.flOi). Call after 4 p.m. 747-268Z AND 34 P.>l PANCY. LARGEST ONE AND TW( SIX-BEDROOM COLONIAL — Nestled wrlle '.'3 TanRlewootl Dr., Mercer- NEED CASH? MODERN COUCH and chair. Excellet: IIEI>ROOM AHAKTIIENTS. HEAT MODERN THREE-BEDROOM RANCH on 1V; acre;t of trees, 24x15 living vllle. N. J. If you nceil S4 to $6 u day to pay fo construction flnd condition. Call 26' HOT WATER, FREE PARKING. 741 Convenient to schools and shopping 7853. room with large stone woodburnlng extra enpenaes, try our telephone sale 5672. executive! neighborhood, will rent or fireplace, many extras. At S20.200 you program calling from your home or oui FOUR-BURNER — Apartment size en REP BANK — Four rooma unfu soli. 747-283S. will agree It's a bargain. THE CURTIN office For Interview call Mr. Taylor a stove. Ono year old. Best offer. Ca AGENCY, IL'iillor. Tnuie-Ina. Thomp- 74T-&75* at 9 a.m. or 6 p.m. nVshed. Immediate occupuncy. WHY COLLECT RENT RECEIPTS r 7471133. monthly Including utilities. Ths Look this one over. Immaculato Rum- son Ave. and Hwy. 36, Mlddletown Township. 291-1B(X). YOUNO MAN—18 to 23, high BChoo LOVE SEAT — Lawson, dark red, goot: Gowan Agency. 747-3OO0. son six-room bungalow. Two bedrooms cr ad mite, stcaiiy position, must bo neal condition. $40. Cull FOUR-ROOM — All improvements, ei and bath, basement recreation room, anil agnresaivL'. Apply In person only, 741-7715 Karage, low taxes, only $13,000. No TWO-REDROOM CAPE COD — Aluml- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY closed porch. Call num door and windows. Located two Ralph t'Viedland A Bros,, Lo.-iat Bl 787-06H6. down payment to qualified buyer. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Keyport. _^ BLWOOD A, ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Woclia (rum school nnd transportation. Henltor. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- Bxlra. large lot. Asking $12,700, Call SALESMAN—First Enstem Investmen RENT A TV ver. 741-4500. Corp listed ITI Worm Who's Wlio ii Portable day, week, HAYSHOItE TV RED BANK Commerce ami Imluatry, will bi't 38 Church St., Koanshiirp. 7S7-J4(«. MOST BEAUTIFUL INCOME PROPERTY - ASIH ixf, modorn one and two-bedroon lull trnlnlnit pniKram for r.-uldt TYPE WHITE US, ADDING nuu-hines. 1 PARK, GUEST HOUSE. YEAR ROUND \ll makes new or used. Guarantee. iipftrtfrionta. I^irRt rooms, closets, fror HOUSES FOR SALE Adding Machines — Typewriters Equipment For Hire Odd Jobs re pre.s cut ii lives early hi Septeini)er. T< 1 INCOME. PERFECT II E T I II I N (I ,i(i|ily litr IL [iill-tn tiart-tmu' ,io*ltkn low JIS 51*5. Stupid-) *. 101 M»iim(»iil Stl5, t'eoo parLtlUR, COUPLE, TWO APARTMENTS, NINE with fiill-tinio t'lnp'iiymfiit In view, c« A Next tt> tliciitor. 717-0415. MADISON GARDKNS ROOMS LOCATION. CONDITION' 1-A. \IHMNU MACHINES - Typewriter! KOTOTIU.KK WITH ()I*KKATO!l — Ml-nOH for mi InlPiTit'.v. 12 Hmilh St. 741-76^ AMRF:\TKK OWNER WILL SELL Front nut loiulcr. tnu-tur. disr, rake; MAHONKY iteps anil ildewalks, HOYa BICYCLE Ciilumbln iotd. riMitPrt, repiiiri-d flerplcn's im HOl'flE PAINT1NU. unit turpi'iurj. excellent ltni, (.Mil I'HI'.KIO-KOOM AI'AltTMKNT - WITH LOSS OF SHt.OlM HELL Monmouth Hi.. Ilml Hunk 747-01SA wilh u)iiTntor. HiMirly, ilully !Hfi-i'.'Il. piillos, Koasonnhhi ratf'S. 747-15SL'. MA~X "WANTKP - l-'.ir home Horvic BERG nmtc. Wiixlng experience itealrnble, bin ttfl-OSIMi condition cd. IinnicdliitR occupancy PRICE _S0W_ mftOfl. 220 FIFTH XVE. KiiMburK. 787-1(150. Furniture Repaired, Refinlshcd not rn>n':i,-;ii>. Stca.ly liniira. good pay LnrruTluLVBU~ -" qukP^Tr^C A-I VETS NO DOWN Auto Body Repair Pearl and Bead Rcstrlnglng Ittll741B«2 HAMMOND SEA HKIOUT — Three rooms nn ranch. lurRf* llvlr.R room, has boc/.i bull,. Newly furnished. Large spue ion Call 717-1213 or KI'.'-3293. 25 Pearl 8t.. HKItVK'K T^TT^rrENiMNT ORGAN STUDIO cases, fireplace, family room, throi NON-VETS $800 DOWN EXPERT PAINTING and body r»- Kull-tline KxiHTlfiice nt'ceisitry, Moi ins. H12-00.1H. hfd rooms, two bath-i, double RH-nige, Iteil Hank. Prompt «ervic«. Uxp«rtly on braided nylon. (1.50 a Country llvlric win, city convenl- pivlr. Mort«rato prices. McCarUiy Cnrl Wllma. imiutli St.. Clievnin, Red Hank. OF A3UUIU PARK UNPUHNIHUED APARTMENT — Will workshop. Landscaped H flcre. 747-1595, Chovrolet, Atlantic Illglilandi, 201-030S 11 rand. Sterling clasps from 75c. ftiws. Split level eight years RBUaarUES', 36 liroad Bt. KllV WOHKKlt — Expftrle USED ORGANS River view. Three rooms and til SHREWSBURY CHARMER — Four- yoiuiB. Throe tiRilTooma, mnlng cutter ur small fciUlftr ami ml Thomas Spinet _$ t>i\tl\ Cull Rotston Waioriiury HciUtr hetlrnnm Cape, nicely landscaped lot, room. Inrse living room mid kitch- Homo Improvemcnti iiii, Plosaant wirrouiulliiKS. i9i- Ifammutiil Cliord .* .111 lli West Front St.. Red Bank. 747-3500 07x2.10, attached garage, low taxes, en, recreation room, gs-rige, full Auto and Truck Rental won't last at $17,000. A. FIIED MAIM Painting and Decorating Hammond Extra-Voice ^. $ 39! KI'KNISHKI) APAJITMBNT — Tlirei basement. immcJInt, possession «l WOIUOtfO MAN'S contractor. FKO AGENCY, 735 Broad St., 8l»r«w§-: closing. AVIS Rent m new car ot truck. Low at ions ftddltlona, painting, matonry, $250 MONTHLY,SALARY Conn Minuet Jt 01! us and bath. Third floor, view ol bury. 741-9333. rate*. Maplo Ave.. Red Unnk. 7*7- smnll lobs loo, Plion* •venlngi 60fl- L. II. HII,L — I'alntor Interior anil fliunmond AI3 % tlio river. Call 741-12.V1. Intcrnullonnl llrm hni opened new ol nmond Uim . ¥ 87i Only $17,990 at Berg 0303. 774-A214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. exterior. No Jobs lou lurgo or too [k-p in Iti'il li,ink. Hlfih Sdunil Krinhmt.' HKU) HANK — Three-room unturnlaVic • mall. Vary reouiontittle. Call H7-8S3*!. ClilftttTlug (Jrninl (Itcbiilltt -$13i> I'.HAKI.IW HOWKtt CONI'lUCTOU MuM hnvt* car. Viir appoliumcnt en Ilammond Console w/nfw Lrjillo apartnirnl. Centr/illy located. Call 74 HOUSES FOR SALE Diamonds Bought or Rcstylcd Addltlorn. Improvcmants, Itfrnortr-l. (JAilL 11. JONK!, - 1'iiliHlTiH firlil 711-IMM 'I'lii'sihiy aii-t W.Mlncsilay tun lllil.__j The -Berg Agency I "(I. All typrn mason work. 7*7-4479. dccorntliiK, Kully lusurfil. Kt>r frt** :5 Open lull/ Tin <>—ijatiinlay Tlll'V p.til moKMAN AVK. AND MAIN HT OCKANI'ORT —~Unfurnisl!P(rrTv~o larfi t«t ua liny tlio dliimonda you citliniiln rail 717-3(111, II no aimver MAN hi fifll liK RKiiiiM. ni'iir Fort Mnnmoutli. f-Hi). Ca MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Realtor Wd«,r or let us rc.Hiylo them f«> >iiilt.tnlU|i ['-[[I 74I-15U. ll ltll| ;](1 H Moving and Storage 7I tin TIlAlNf Two lot*. Uit Nu. \ ATTl'tACTlVK "^(*MV"7iVrnlVluvrhV.y rld i MORE LISTINGS SOLD "Personalized Service" Roofing. Siiling and Insulation Hli'.utV, il lIVllIK PJlHIl II Md kitclicn, lili-nl (or 671-1000 Ml KiUniK I 1 [ Al.il* ntlf-M lilcctrlcnl Contractor riNiuM $Jll. foul niuiiii Jl.', five rmun I If i I. ,ii!-l .ici-fS'tiirn .-:. ('.ill M'J-;itlS! fl f L I | $.""!. six rnoilia $»>(>. Alsn World .Vltl OTMKN \ n.T ii N. J. Larf-esl Residential H.lli • !M \\l- at '['W.i IliVlT:.. Kill!! KiTi'loc. Knr /rep fstimala enII 46^- instill ft nun iinlfilled i\n<) Kii.imntf •• t (i.\:; KANdK T«n Itniiti-rs i THK I.OlKil'J AI'AJITMKNTH •••• Kesris Real Estate Brokers (M'-'l or 3KS-3E»H. (or Ut yi'/ir« T?."V ililk1) p.'!Ha>l0. (SKItVU'K HTATI ON MKf'IMNIc New Instillation m rc[i;ili cuintHUiu I'tvititlilf W TV Cttit 717 liurfi, turnislu'd ii|vivrh»fiu. v\n\n, coir . Alien fcJIoctrlc. WMV2 MlHl \\.\\ <• i-\|..Tl."ire V'i - ..•[ For ( JI h!<\ IHII nuMiifl, lillfhrnctti', II Daily .1-9, Nursing Homo Tel. Answering Service M!:I!|OII :iir.'ti.[:uit. A|i(i|v lAUU- Ullvrr liiith, liiunilrnnmt, imrUInK, yei»r roum Saturday-Sunday 10-7 Entertainment K.^it M'-rvu'i- (VnliT. Iti ;imh X- tiyfii OIUiAN Itvirry H.'i1IInKe" im. Flotaoc* Ave,, IXMIK / Branch. Mulfipl* Listing Service Exit 117 sacrifice. CMI between 4-9, 201-3O.S4, 7fl7-M05 ' lowii, 11 r. Lowe. ***• HOUSES F08 SALE THE DAILY KEfASTER Tuesday, A,J?us< 4. 1964—15 PQGO 9y WALT KELLY tnht. nvi ROOM HOUEZ « &,,«. i,400 Guardsmen! a^rt farm uardsmen of the 2d Brigade, flask for oO forth from K3.900. Liberal flnmclns avail- 0. Telegraph legged 25. Noble- able, home trade-In plan, Greemree )th Armored Division (Jersey terrace off Newman Springi Rd. neit 11.A seat bird man to Chrislaln Brothers Academy 229-1331 ues), commanded tjy Col. Wil-12. Perform B. To be to 27. Notion JLKD BANK - rtUUSOIt ana mite tm C. McCahill, West Alien- 14. Rough debt 29. RegTet •round. Large, free catalog on n quest. Multiple and open listings. Pn ist, N. J., have been airlifted lava 6. Clamor 31. Mince, s AaivM ta comfort at our modern office. home stations following 15 days 15. Youngster 7. Verbal as onions 42. Cavern RAY STILLMAN, Realtor field training. 17. Constella- 8. A 32. A. cheer 44. Flock Starting in the^pre-dawn hours, tion recreation 33. Sack 47. Threefold: "Our 46th year" 35. Small, comb, •43 Hwy 35, Shrewsbury 741-8600 6 Guardsmen wearing field 18. Title of period respect 11. Form one-seeded form ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTUE YOU CAN'T MISS — Immaculate Rum- jform and carrying weapons ion two-dory, fllx-room. updated older 20. A very 13. Weights fruit 48. Before home, freshly paJnted inaiiio and out.iaturday climbed aboard 19 Air three bedrooms, l^ baths, new hot brier 16. High, 38. Chair 50. Varying DOES THAT AtAKE water baseboard heating system, new National Guard planes—16 C-97 letter craggy hill 39. Swedish weight: VER FEEL ANY copper plumbing, low taxej. Near beach >ur engine Stratocmisers and 19. Impolite Inventor India and Ruroson school. Only £16.900. EL- 23. Tin: sym. C 'APPIER? WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, iree C-121 Constellations — a 24. Real Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., LltUe 811 2 y ver. 741-4500. 'ravis Field and Hunter Air 26. Careless A//t orce Base near Savannah. 28. Patriotic A SPLIT LEVEL — Three bedrooms, 2!i 9 0 baths, One block from Lincroft center. The brigade, with troops from organiza- 10 Coronet Ave. 7il-3OO3. tion: abbr. entral and metropolitan New IIs 'A I 'A TWR RANHH = New dic ersey communities flew to Gecr 80. Middle •n, large lot, garage, located on dead 31. A heavenly A// «nd street, 112,900. Call owner 787-417(1. ia on July 18 for field training 14 b y CSNTURY OLD COLONIAL — being s t Fort Stewart with Tennessee's 31. Afternoon lovely tree shaded grounds. Living 9 do 'A 2A 24 room, with fireplace, full dining room Oth Armored Division. The op- receptions 18 a y tour bedrooms. Porch, full basement :ration, code-named Guardlift ' Two-car garage, Greenhouse. Only 37. Mongol ib V //, *19,500. Call Tor appointment. ROLBTON ilso sent a brigade from the Ten 88. Spare a y WATERBURY, Realtor, IS W Front St. Jssee division to Camp Drum, 40. Highest A fted Bank. 747-3500. 28 •it JO V BUYER'S OPPORTUNITY — Owner . Y. to train with the 50th Ar- card VA leaving area, offers tine valua tn. sp; lored Division. 41. Grampus 31 v/32 /t W 4A6 dona modern ranch home. Living rooi. 43. Mans: «1. n< y with fireplace, dining room, wall oven "The selection of the 2d Brig- kitchen, lour bedrooms, two baths, 45. Exclama- A 40 S0x2S family room, basement, attachei de for parbipipation in Guardlift tion 37 '/A w. y farage, 40x16 foot rear porch offers provided new training oppor a view oi lovely landscaped property. 48. Talk 41 0,1 45 A/ Duots in for alr-condltionlng. Asking mities and challenges," said Col. 49, Harass 'AA y J23.900. RUSSELL J[. BOHUS, Real- tors, 600 Klver ltd., Fair Haven. 747- /IcCahill. "The brigade respond- 51. Affirm 46 18 A* 45'J1:. Member Multiple Listing Service, with characteristic determin- 62. Level YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO tion. The airlift to and from S3. In this LET US SHOW YOU THIS — Three- W bi! V bedroom Jjouie with living room, dining ieorgia and the realistic fiel place room, Kitchen, plus full basement. One- •aining with the 30th Armorei 61 Stringed 55 A b4 A< car , garage. Unbelievable at onJy musical SH.500. THOMPSON AND BARTELL. ivision demonstrates the flexi 747-MOQ. Instrument 8-4 lility and mobility of armor, its RUMBON CAPK COD — living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Jbility to pack up and move swift tile bath, two bedrooms, expansion a.UIo spacious enough lor two or time over considerable distances, additional rooms plus bath. Attached mother-up with another division garage. Pull cellar with outside en- trance, Cali for appointment. 842-0585. and operate effectively on arriv Direct a&ie only. Bridge Column al." COMPLETELY REMODELED — Fl' By ALFRED SHEINWOLD room house. Choice location for i Department of Army and 30 •chools. Terms easily arranged, smi rmy generals inspected the 2d down payment, low monthly payments, Irigade's training. Maj. Gen. Wi It's reasonable to scold your HOUB4 located at 101 Linden PI,, Red wrtner if he's a much better Bank. Call 747-0165 ask for Mr. Jaylia. m Carson Bullock, deputy com' The Hand By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD mandlng genral, 3d Army ant )artner than you. Obviously, any- STEVE ROPER tOTS & ACREAGE former commanding general :hing that goes wrong is his fault. South dealer foolish to scold a weaker North-South vulnerable ^ • . f GOOD/ WEIL BE * WCIDENTALLy, fit. R4SJVDUR STAG/-WHAT/. I SLIPPED IN WWIE W0 WERE ; LOTS — Approximately '£ &cr< he Array Element of the Nortfc NORTH VES-ALLATONCE.SENTIEMEN, ) BACK IN>lkl HOUR INCLUDE-THE MAN WHO SET PROPOSITION 1*8EWU j D0WNTHEHAIL,"-AND each, deairabla location. Walking Wlantic Treaty Organization player if you could have saved fM FED UP TO THE TONSILS WITH A WITH AN ATTDRNE>; THOSE RECORDS THIS MORNING ALON6-IFI t&nce to Little Sliver railroad £ tat Ion the situation. • K7 «G HEREA OVERHEARP THE mas Phone 842-017::. (NATO) observed a meohanizei V J653 FAST MOTORCARS—AMD THE MEN). MISS JETTAWAV.' -WE CAN MAKE IT VERY EVER SEE HIM A6A1N/ DEAL./—- ACRE SITE — Fully landscaped, de- infantry attack by the brigade': West opened the ten of hearts, O K76 WHO DRIVE THEM? PROFITABLE flrabJe area, privacy. AH utilities. -SO TM FOR HIM/ WANT THAT JOB/ Paved street. Call 741-9246. rst Battlion, 113th Infantry md East overtook with the queen +AK.5 3 •-G0N6 WEST EAST ACCEPTIMG TOP NOTCH HIWAY PROPERTY Jersey City, commanded by Lt o make sure of continuing the MXJRCFFER/ AIOW6 WITH FOR SALE suit if West had led a singleton. A 1853 4 Q I WSPECW.V IUS, 35 A 38, From 1 acre to 10 acre: Col. Rhilipp W. Kunz. V 109 V AKQ82 FEIST & FEIST REALTORS Lt. Gen. W. H. Sterling Wright, East continued with the ace and MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER 0 1052 O 9843 BOX 701, EATONTOWN, N. J, 542-444! ^onristown, N. J., chief of re-king of hearts to pul South's 49862 +Q10 7 serve components for the Depart trumps in the middle. SOUTH COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ment of the Army saw a fin 4 A109642 South ruffed with the ten of r.vt, in the Borougli of Mi have done what he could to sav( MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN. ERNST. tawan, New Jersey, also known aa 1 uss POCONO - Robert northerly corner of the Intersection Archer, fireman, USN, son of Mr.the partnership from all harm 6 Speeders MacArthur Drive and State HiRhw East's best play is to win th IF DOUG REAILV WANT5 No. 34 In liie Borough of juUwa and Mrs. George E. Archer of OONTWU has applied to the Borough of Mat inst trick with the ace of hearts TRENTON — The state Divi- W8Ji Board of Adjustment. lor perm* West Farms Rd., Farmingdale,' ., , _.. TrUNr; HE COULD WAtt •• -Jlon to operate a barber shop with- alldco t i wUh e ueen T1 1: his residence. The application requea N. J., recently visited New York n . ™f_ ,^ ^ 'i ] sion of Motor Vehioles has an- THAT MUCH OF A • declaration by the Board of Adju City aboard the amphibious com' leaves "hi"m 'I n positio""n" to * amtln"""u metit that the proposed barber flhop ; nounced that the driver's licenses GIVE UP THE THING HE LWES SACRIFICE? mand ship Pocono. with the king of hearts if it tu.'n a permitted use in the Residence L of six Monmouth County ANB HT BEHIND A m—' ANYHOW, HE WOMT 75 Zonft Jn which Ihe property her Pocono has special communi' mt that South has three hearti torore described. is located, or, in tl and West only one. dents has been suspended under 5IT BEHIND ADE.'SK-AT alternative, the application requests th cation facilities for controlling f IBT!-HE'LL BE. OUT IN the Board of Adjustment recomme When both South and West fo' the state's 60-70 excessive speed to the Borough Mayor and Coun sea assault operations, LEARNING ow suit to the queen of hearts program. that they grant a variance to the a WE.TOY BUSINESS! plicant which would permit him East next leads the deuce o: operate Ihe proposed barber shop. REAL ESTATE WANTED The license of Richard W. Rav- FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that hearts. The idea is to givi enstein, 24, of 48 Cooper Ave., public hearing on tills application h RANCH — Two or three-bedroom, lire- South the "impression that thi bten ordered for August 28, 1&64, place, double uarayp. For seml-rtUred West Long Branch, was suspend- 8:00 o'clock in the evening in the Mat roiiplf. Red Bank area. Write "B.K." ipening lead was from lengt ed for seven months. The license wan Borough Hall, Matawan, New Je Box 511, Red Bank. tey, at which time you may appear rather than shortness. of Michael J. Caruso, 19, of Eng- person, or by agent or attorney,,a WE NEED rOUR HOME present any objections wJiich--y6Unii Out 12 salespeople havs clients waiting If South is trapped into ruff- lishtown was ordered suspended nave to the granting of. tha rell lor.-"your- HatVag. They neei, lanch^i, ing with a iow trump, West car sought In this application as herein i iplit levels, two storlea; also investment for four months. •crlbed. property. Call us for a q«ick itie. TWO over-ruff without losing his GIORDANO A GIORDANO ottlcei aervlng you. trump trick. If South is clevei Other suspensions were Joseph Attorneys for Damlano Federal WALKER A WAUCER W. Niemiec, Jr., 20, of Conover By LEE FALK By JOHN R. IMLLERAN Realtors enough to ruff with a high trump THE PHANTOM For tha Firm ShrewsburShrewsb y ut:ic» a n Office nothing has been lost. St., Englishtown, 60 days; Wil- AUff- 4 i 7(1-5212 871-3311 DAILY QUESTION liam P. Pappas, Jr., 18, of 20 -WNONEWOULDHARM HIM, I I ONE WGHT-THEY CAME MR HIM • LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE As deal«r, you hold: Spades— Karyn Ter. l fORHECMRIED7HEG00DMMK! SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1963 AUDIT REPORT OF * YEARS AGO--THEY FEAR NOT-THE GH05T TOWNSHIP OF MU>DLETOW.V AS BEQUIREJ) BV 5." S WA:5-1 K 7, Hearts—J 6 5 3. Diamonds— Philip Adams, 48, of 1814 SAY DOC CARY WEHT A WHO WALKS SENP COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET K 7 6. Clubs - A K 5 3. What do ton Ave., Neptune, and John B. LITTLE BERSERK SEARMH6 (Z FOR YOU.' ASBETS December 3L Dpcembsp you say? Cannon, Jr., 38, of 23 Kiawa FOR HIS SISTER... NONE M Year 1963 JHEJUN6LE WOULD AID HM- Ctsh ajid Inveslmenta J3J86.5O4.H Answer. Bid one club. If part Ave., Freehold,

RECOMMENDATIONS: TAURUS (April JO to May 30) SCORPIO (O«f. 23 «r> Nov. 21) OID VOL) •• JUST ROUTINE, AUNT 1. That specie.! assessments tub}ect In aal» bt Included in tht innua] Ntw ttotisoa oj eoraianloosttaar. (fsm wwa jour taHnmM to cWlrlrra no». GET ADY INFORWA- \ WABTHA...THEV HAVEHT tax lale. llrcujb mutual ftsHnMt md FROW JUD SIMCE the property t»y deed or for«clofiur«. GEMINI (M«r II »o Juni 211 •"•'"• MARK? I THE EARTHQUAKE/ I. That tin! HHlt-1 contracts receivable be reviewfil. and tliose deemei •n™. trho mist TO* artbralt, «in SAGITTARIUS (Mor. M fo D«e. »0 rnfll if jon me a Bille iifkmirj. tntB (0 (|elc(ate laslrs Old TOU will uncollectible be canceled by resolution nn 4. That taxes ovcriiat.t In 1WV.! and iirUir years lie rotumltMl or triris(«rr»d CANCER (Jjn, 71 *o July 21) »«« »>»'« '"»»•» «ena»P " to nurplun wltb the .ipproval (it tfift Township Committee. B. Thst nil lax title llena be properly assessed. 1^ ^ 8. 'Hist old outatsndlnK checks ot the current fund tie cant-pled bl resolution. ntion now snd others resent it. 7. Th.it Hit- ri'vi-mic iircounl.i ri-ri-nalilr hal.inrcj) t>e reviewed for col LEO (July 22 fo Aug. 21) lei-lion nr (MMI'HIHUO:) l»y rc.icihilliin. Y.» ni>y W .He to jet ,my *itli sll Ui (J.n. 21 (o F.b. \1\ 8. 'Hint i:oiniil<-h'] sort, »f lhin|S, but Hill [>iy the price fimlirmi aren t. too reliable now >ur 6OO0BYC, e»enlusll;. I >" >("" '""' '"'« J" •«**• MADK. ArlD IN TWO VIOURS, The ';!t,mi- Hiiiiuiliirv "r HVIIDI'HIS »-;IS iimimred from tbe report of aitcil! MARK'S PLANE if Ibe TUWIIHIIIP of Ml,iillrt->u-ii, r.iutitv of Mi,|iiiifiiith. for Hie raleivlsr yeni VIRGO (Auo. 22 H 5«ph 22) . PISCES (F.b. 20 to Msreh 20| OOD BLESS DRONES HIGH ABOVE IM1 'Ilil.f rrrmil Irmdi. You ata inclined to spoil imm««te» VOUf tliKlateti-il Municipal Accoiinrnnti, is on file «t the Township Clerk's office S!i bld b b^U brnier ppte*tnt rays. Discipline Is r> TUB ENDLESS and may no liispecled by any Interested person. current rsya, aary, toltool CANADIAN WILDERNESS IL1ZAMT1I I1UBBB Asilltanl Townirilp Clark, «ur 4 IIU 16—TUISAD?. Aupurt 4. 1961 THE DAH.Y REGISTER Rank Friday with • passbook ti St.. was found guilty of usiuJt 'Two Men Held stolen from Frank G and batter? on MUs Elisabeth Br/uone, Daily Re^ster »4ver-|Uwence, 2J6 Newman Springs tA. tiiiag saJ*sm&fl. jHe was fined JM ii/i given a For Grand Jury CJa.ude Lviis Pitts, Jr., 18, of'W-4»y 6>jsj>ewte^ jaii »enWnc«. RFJ) BANK — Two toal me/i Jl •W«i^ide Ave., is held ifl Jl,-| Thomas Biiey, 35 '/f Mawrn, were ordered held for Grand Jury tKW bail set by tiie^c/xinty pros-sN. C, found guilty

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