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9 W.WAV.'AW.. FRIDAY AND yy wootLJ SATURDAY 10 A.M. 1 ON-TKQUAK iVY.V.V.V.V.V.VV.W.V.Vi nn nn if Shop S. Klein First for All Hunting Equipment You gel much more for much less THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWrCK. N.J..

THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, IMS in rtu fm I 'v- 4 i 1 twitoa-j aria rrniiiiimri inmi i inJ "MARLIN GLENFIELD" 80G RIFLE WITH SCOPE COURTESY AND SPORTSMANSH IP-Miss Eileen Schroff, right, instructor at Murphy Park, presents special awards at a picnic party yesterday to Chuck Donovan, a sportsmanship award, and Dominique Bruzzano, a courtesy award. An award for cooperation went to Margaret Brennan. S. Klein's low low price wos $35.99 (o 9-shot, 22-bolt action. 7 lens system scope with mounts.

Handles short, long, long rifles. American hardwood stock 22" barrel. GUN CARE ACCESSORIES City Playground Winners Listed Highlights of the summer recreation program at New Brunswick playgrounds yesterday included three-legged races, scavenger hunts, animal shows and picnic parties. Winners were: Three-legged race at Schwartz-Quentin Ted Patrick, Daniel Carrille, Stanley Makara and Anthony Previte. Scavenger hunt at Joyce Kilmer Park Kevin Vandemark, Martha Reyes, David Thomas and Beverly Thomas.

Dog Show Rose Walker, Woodrow Scott, Walter Garrison and William Barrood. Sand castle contest at Feaster Park Sharon Foy, Robert Warren, Belinda Session and Wayne Varga. Flako Anthony Telleri, Jeff Hentz, Jo Anne Doran and Debbie Hentz. Stuffed Animal show at Laurel James Banker, Grace LeVay, Eileen Pastor and Barbara Banker. Picnic parties were held at Buccleuch, Remsen and Rutgers Village playgrounds.

A barbeque party was held at the Harvey Street recreation center. "MARLIN GLENFIELD" 100G RIFLES 14.99 i Outer Gun end Rifle Cleaning Kit, 12 to 16 Gauge 1.99 "WINCHESTER WESTERN .22 CALIBER REPEATER RIFLES 31.88 5. Klein's low tow price wos $39.99 This bolt action repeater rifle hai an adjustable rear elevating Right, and silver bead front sight. Fitra long magactne tube holds If) short. 14 long, or 13 long rifle shells.

"WINCHESTER WESTERN" SHOTGUN 29.88 5. Klein's low low price wos $34.99 Lightweight single barrel 12 gauge shotgun. 3-piece take-down style with automatic ejector. Walnut stock complete with tubner recoil pad. Heavy Duty Gun Cat 88 Birchwood Profeirienal Gun Blue Kit (preventt rusting) 1 Birchwood Professional Stock A great 22 caliber single shot riflr.

Rujurtd bolt action. Open ilghti. Vsei short long Ions rifle. Receiver grooved for tip-off scope mounts. Finish Kit On Sale Sporting Goods Center, lower level Copper Stocks Lose Ground NEW YORK (AP) Two copper issues, Anaconda and Ken-necott, slumped today in an otherwise quiet stock market.

They reacted to news of a move to nationalize the copper industry in Chile, where they are the biggest operators. A motion to nationalize the industry was made in the Chilean Senate, which was discussing an earlier proposal to establish a partnership between the big copper companies and the Chilean State. Anaconda fell more than 3 points and Kennccott dropped 2. The market was slightly higher at the opening and then turned irregularly lower. The institutions appeared to be coming into the market as some big blocks crossed the ticker tape.

Hunt foods lost a point on a block of 104.300 shares and then shaved its loss to half a point. The market could find no stimulation in news development to continue yesterday's advance, which tapered off in the last half hour of trading. Changer, of most key issues were fractional but a few ran to a point or so. Eastman Kodak lost about 1 points and DuPont dropped nearly a point, hurting the industrial section of the averages. Steels and motors were mixed.

U.S Steel picked up a fraction and Republic dipped slightly. Chrysler gained nearly a point and General Motors was unchanged. The aircrafts continued strong on expectation that the widening war in Viet Nam will mean more orders for planes. United Aircraft advanced more than a point and Douglas and General Dynamics were up about half a point. "Realtone" 9-Transistor PORTABLE RADIOS 12-TRANSISTOR AM FM PORTABLE RADIOS 15.87 GENERAL ELECTRIC 15-TRANSIST0R AMFM PORTABLE RADIOS 32.88 Tex on cats with carrying tt shoulder strap.

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New Brunswick Phone VI -2800 or VI (-2807 after p.m. for free Information JUST SAY I "CHARGE-IT" I WITH YOUR S. KLEIN CHARGE ACCOUNT SAVE $20 $. Klein's Lew, lew Pirce was $44 88 New POLAROID 104 COLOR PACK CAMERAS 2 8 With trade-in of Polaroid 2M models listcM below: Model J33 Model 800 Model 130 Model 850 Model 900 11 trade in your old Polaroid camera (it must be in good working order) and get your allowance toward the new 104 camera. It uses the same film, is fast loading, has an electric eye.

You get big olor prints in 60 seconds, black and white in 10 second's. (Price slightly higher with model 80 and 95 series as trade-in). on sale camera center, lower level FREE DEMONSTRATION Learn to operate a Polaroid Camera! Coma see the Polaroid demonstration at S. Klein' Camera Department! Friday 11 to 2 Newark Saturday 11 to 2 Newark Woodbridge Friday 6:30 to 9:30 Saturday 11, to 2 "POLAROID" FILMS: Polaroid Color Film 108 Polaroid Color Film 48 Polaroid 4 107 Polaroid 47 Open. Noon Today Today Air Reduction 60'i 60U Alcoa 683s 68's Amer.

Can 487i Amer. Cyanamid 76 76 Amor. Motors 10 9 Amer. Smelting 55'4 Amer. Tel Tel 68 66 Best Co.

35 35 Bethlehem Steel 35'i 352 Burroughs 353i 35 Carpenter Steel Chemway 6' 6Vi Chrysler Wa. 45'r Cons. Edison 43'i 43'- Con. Foods 47 47'4 Cont. C.

of A. 42' 2 42'i Control Data 36 3(i'i Douglas Aircraft 47 47 DuPont 235 M. C. 69 69 Ford 53 53 Gen. Cable Co.

53 52 Gen. Elec. 104 104 Gen. Motors 97 97 Gen. Tel.

4' 41 Gen. Tire 23 23 Vi Goodyear 46 46 Hercules Powder 41 40 Hess Oil 10 10 IBM 485 485 Intl. Tel Tel 53 53 Johns-Manville 51 51 Johnson Johnson 147 148 Koppers 59 59 Lockheed 49 49 Mack Trucks 34 34 Merck 55 55 Midland Ross 41 41 Minn. M. 4 Mfg.

56 56 Mont. Ward 32 32 National Lead 71 71 Olin Mathieson 49 50 Penn. RR 42 43 Phelps-Dodge 71 71 Phillips Pet. 54 55 Pub. Serv.

E. G. 40 40 Quaker Oats 75 75 RCA 36 36 Reading Co. 42 42 Revlon 41 42 Reynolds Metals 41 41 Ruberoid 32 32 Schlumberger 69 69 Sears Roebuck 67 67 Singer Mfg. 63 62 Stand.

Oil N.J. 75 75 P. Stevens 48 48- Texaco 77 77 Union Carbide 58 58 Westinghouse 52 52 American Stock Exchange Gulton Mtt 20 Triangle Conduit 17 "Keystone" Camera or Projector '4 Bobby Won't Be Rooked By Castro NEW YORK XP) Bobby Fischer, the U.S. chess champion, says he will not participate in a Cuban tournament if Premier Fidel Castro seeks to win a propaganda victory from it. The State Department refused Fischer permission to go to Havana for the tournament, but he has made plans to take part by telephone or teletype.

On learning yesterday, however, that the Cuban premier viewed the State Department action as a "propagandists victory for Cuba," the 22-year-old champion cabled Castro: "I object to your statements reported in the New York Times today claiming 'propagandists victory' and hereby withdraw from Capablanca tournament. "I shall re-enter tournament only if you send immediate cable assuring me that you and your government seek and claim no political benefit from my participation and that no further political comments will issue from you concerning my participation." Dispatches from Havana pictured Castro as being delighted by the State Department action and said he had taken personal charge of arranging Fischer's participation by phone or teletype. The Slate Department said Fischer did not come within any of the classifications for U.S. citizens permitted to travel to Cuba. Your Choice each watches AU lea written istant suede straps KEYSTONE 8mm AUTOMATIC MOVIE PROJECTORS K955 Automatic Fast Fl.S magna scope Iftii.

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Easy to read fabric dial. Broils, toasts, bakes, grills, warms. Tray size Overall Glass door; temperature Held in Isolation In Sea Murders MIAMI, Fla. (AP) A Cuban exile charged with piracy of the coastal freighter Seven Seas and the murder of five fellow seamen has been placed in a cell alone "for his own protection." At no time will the exile, Roberto Ramirez, 35, be allowed to mingle with other prisoners, said Sgt. Harold Adams of the county jail, "because of the circumstances of the case." Ramirez, a muscular, dark-skinned Cuban national, was taken to the 8x10, windowless cell last night after the federal government decided it had jurisdiction over the slay-ings aboard the Seven Seas.

Car Hits Divider, Driver Is Injured NORTH BRUNSWICK a year-old New Brunswick man, Andrew Gonzalez of 137 Neilson was injured last night when he lost control of his car and crashed into the center divider of Route 1. Gonzalez received three stitches to close a cut on the nose at Middlesex General Hospital, where he was taken following the accident by the North Brunswick Rescue Squad. Police said the accident happened at 11:53 p.m. They said Gonzalez lost conttol of his car near the Livingston Avenue overpass. S.

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