RED BANK REGISTER »S=» VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 15. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1951 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO lft. PUC Authorizes Work WiH Start Red CTOM Organises lUdio.Diviiion New Shrewsbury Military Police II New Hearing on Monday on Route Arts to Rfmove Officer Gled Project Pursued I Corps headquarters recently an- nounced the award of the Bronsa Water Main Cue 3S Wfeoing Job Driving Hazards Star Medal to Maj. Harry T. Van- By School Board Note. Jr., Red Bank, formerly com- T. Oratoa RrloraliaMl manding officer of the lavth Mili- tary Police company and now a If Service CMS to Hash*.? Fi Of §igna R«Ti«g member of thr 77M Military Police To 1210,0011 battalion, stationed somewhere in TIMM Fad* MM! Martoriata' Korea. The medal was presented Aa Being Far Taw Law MEW SHltEWSBURr-The Hew NEW SHRKWSBURY-The may- by Lieut. Col. Thomas it. Barton, SHREWSBURY" — Discussion af Work oa the wideatag of Beat* battalion commander. Jersey Boardof sNMie Utility Cam- I frees nertk of Coopers bridge r and council continued their ef- he steps necessary to get a t*s> mtisieoters (P.UO hs* agreed te to Morgan will begin aaat Meedey, 'orU last Thursday nifht to remove laseroom building aided to tha tot tlM MMMMutk Caenoliaatad Wa-•ecerdiag te State Highway Cam- blind epoU" on local etreets and local grammar school highlighted ter «•***«•? "plain why it ha* Mt mlatiMMr Reasford i. Abbott ia roads to prevent automobile acci- Monday night's meeting of the carried out •• atitr t* lastall we- a statsamt before Astlag denU. • board ot education. Ur main tUnriii* «M HI hy-Merrill M. Tkempsoe, stale legte- Councilman Henry B. Oleim aaid The week previous wh*a Fred* Imli kcrc. latars aM Meaaaowtb county free* hat some obstacles that obscure ric Messina, chairman of the Boraugk AtUraey Lawnnc* A. holder* at • ceaferenee ia the gov- he viaion of motorieU atlll exitt in >oird'a planning committee, an- Carton told tk* mayor ead council ernor's ease* at Treated last he borough, but the situation is nounced th* proposal at a special last Thursday nigkt tkli bearing Thursday tfUraewa Imnroving. meeting, the cost of th* added •My decide whea tke proposed w«rk Council asked Borougk Clerk plant wts a«t at about 1350,008. will IM done and the price, if My, In ela*e caafercnc* witk tk* act- At that time, John B. Myers, Jr. lag governor aM Mr. Abbott war* Margaretta L R«d to send letters tkat tke borough will have to pay to the Jumping Brook Country club argued that th* school'* cost would Cor the iiutallatio*. rtoelielders Director Joseph C. Ir- more likely be UOO.MM. Monday, wln. Abram D. Voerhees. Victor and the. Wayside Bowline club to No date haj been set far the hear- ntovn hack big signs which are re- however, Mr. Messina disclosed B. Qratalager aM Bsrl L, Waelley, hat Frederic Fessler, Haslet archi- ing, Mr. Carton said, but he expects Sheriff Ira B. Wekctt, Assembly- garded as a traffic hazard. Another it ta ke called in the near future. Inter will go to the U. 8. Air Force tect, estimated the cost at 1210,009. Ervin R. Simmill, County Mr. Messina said the architect Clerk J. Russell Weelley, County laboratory thanking il» stall for utting back bughea and other told him that the cost per room Eaglaeer Otis Seaawa, Richard R for ten rooms would he coneidore- Of immeditto Interest ta the her- Stsejt, Republican senate eaadi- growth at the Wateon base in Way- aufh cauaell ia whether P.U.C. will aide. \y less than the per room cost e; Mayer Alfred N BeadkMM tor fewer room*. Insist that Monmouth C*H*lfd*t*d of Bhrcwsbury, •WpvbUeea eaMI- Braaa oat Back carry out a IfM ruling that the In- dat* •! assembly, and Marry Mr. Myers and Clarence Berger, stallation he mad* withaut servie* It was mplained that when the Mekles of Shrewsbury, county Jumping Brook club waa aeked to >ard president, countered that the charge, or whether such a charge bridge supervisor. Alao atteadiag M10.000 figure is "way off." Beth kill be allowed. It hai heaa figured Improve vision at the Asbury avr- wer* eeveral Ocean county aM Qreen Grove rd. Interaectlon, It men declared that Mr. Feasler eur. that the east ef pitting in the etat* highway aasclal* aad members complied by catting down weeds rently is busy In another communi- lee wauli amount ta about IIM.OW. of th* press. and gracs there. However, this was ty wher* extra referendum* had ta The service under auestioa WM be held because th* amount voted Cammlasleaer Abbott atated that considered Inadequate. The club la applied far four year* age. It would being aeked a yiae) ta awavia'a amatfanty with a council request to take down pany, Maj. VanNote displayed ex ing to go over preliminary plane •IM are on erder. In order to save time the work of aammiHiicatlan *• aH parti af rda ttata m Civil Dafanta tni M Cnu aitaiitaf a big sign it has on a tree on Way- emplary devotion to duty, willingly for the ten-room plant. Mr. Mes- side rd. A stiff letter is rolng out sina pointed out that Joseph Clay- A dispute over aervtce charge* hai widening the ihaulder* af the high- and cheerfully worked long hours way will be done ftnt aM tkat th* ordering quick removal of the ob- at the difficult task of directing and on, county superintendent of h«M hack the work, although lack struction. schools, suggests* that the beard af adequate water hna keen an* af work will be taken up In three sec- co-ordinating all phases of the the meet Mvcrc problems thla mu- tions, known as A, • and C. Old Stable Now Hcadquirte rs Two ordinances were adopted unit's operations during the time confer with the mayor and council nicipality has had te face. Thla lack Work will be started flrst oa See- for SlurHiy Ons (stabilities a new resldentlsl when his company was performing a* a eourtesy geitura. Thl* wsa hai keen eelled a major Bre haaard. Ion A la the vicinity of tH* Mtd- son* In Wayside, In the Oreen the mission of directing traffic recommended because th* prepeeed Some have c*ld it heM hack prep- dletawn village cutoff, aM at* NEW SMBBWSaWBT-Bev. Orove rd.-JumpIng Brook rd. vicin- across the Hsn river bridge* andbuilding would exceed th* board** erty sales. It alra haa brought dlfll- where near Old Cherry Tree farm, For Gvil Defense Communications Menry C Back, anther of "Jer- ity. Another r»<]Ulr» be amended. This to insure that traffic continued to The caae goes back before Nor. and the third, or Section C, will weeks snd sometime* months 'or WJVQR at hi* Asbury Pirk home, flow at » steady rate to enable all Whit* at., addrnwd th* beard be the teat at th* highway aorth completion. Mow, less than two cen- Mr. Manamon has been an enthus- one lets up restriction* tor the ex about th* addition. Though com- 34, 1MT, when M»nut«utu Cousutl- cavatlon and removal of soil and United Nations forces to withdraw 4ated changed iti policy regarding ward ta Morgan. turies later, the small stable that iastic radio amateur many years, rwgaa,, _manjr of them to the south. Maj. VanNot* re- mending th* board for going ahiad has always stood in the rear of the and presently I* In charge of the requires special permits for such with th* ten-room plan, he *ald he Installation of new aervlce, Mayor Th* present three-lane highway activity. The amendment, passed mained at hia aMlgned task until Stevens explained. Before that will become a four-lane thorough- old homestead, house* electrical base radio communication agency •f limn, all units Including combat units had waa "disappointed to read that equipment eapabla of talking for the Signal Corp* Engineering on flrst reading, exempta. from th* ther* are those who feel that tan elate, the municipality, then Shrew*, fare, with the lanes Increased from restrictions, the mining of gravel safely withdrawn south of the Han room* ar* too many." H* said that bury towmhlp, applied W (be aerv- ia to It feet la width, with a single around the world in less than a laboratories. river. Through his skill, tireless ef- Osaa da Vast, ownar af tka OM dravel operators now pay annual if *ueb reasoning had been aban- Ice It MW aeeka. exception, and that being for ap- UMSM face of $900 each. fort and leadership, he Instilled In doned In the put that ths beard proximately a mile which will lead Dawn through the year* th* hia subordinates th* Haaartane* of would not be faced with Ita ytaa* to the underpass at the Central property haa had various owners, Health Center M^halatBaHat. tholr «U«ion. thereby contributing •nt probleme. HI* reference «n» The mayor recalled tkat tke wa- railroad trestle Just *outh*a*t ot at one time being the site of the After a discussion about provi- greatly to the successful evacuation Hssjtv T OvHck off MMa|tol*wii questionably was directed ta Mr. ter company eald It couM not af- Five Corner* at Keypert, where old Quaker meeting house, later sions of another sonlng cade amend ot Sooul. My«r* and Rlehard Qrlfflth, beard ford ta ant In tke mala* aM hy exkrtlag condition* cannot being bought fcy Joseph H. Stit- w*"W*w*jajaiP» HSj OMSl SB" •aB*jWl^B|*s"*j> To Open Soon dhBask earfUtaaV a^daBI »BU dtaasVo 4W ^fkeis^ ment—one to ast up a-ww »**>l "The unselfish, ebeerful and ef- members who lest week voted mania wan «-had been Ms start. ._ \ The lane* ha this short woll. "Old WhtrtWrfJStrm Mi residential sone in tha northern out policy, ant depend upon water hasM. Sine* 1MI It has been known ••t Tltlf wifj OJM MsW ISJ SJSJBSJS) ficient manner In which be peragalas- t eeetlaulng with tha law disteac* win remaia at ten feat ia WEST LONG BRANCH - A part of the borough—eouaell decid- formed hi* duties was a major fee- room addition. They favored aid- •ale* for It* revenue. This etand width. throughout Monmouth county as health center to serve as headquar- laga ot Allaire, ed to send (he proposal back to the wai met with an offklal preteit by the chapter house af the American tor In the successful completion Of ing more classroom space, bat net Wark ta b* atarted next Monday ters for the public health nursing planning board. his unit's assigned mission, thereby the* amount recommended by Mr- three municipalise. Bhrewabury will be under th* direction of Alex Red Cross. That the small stable of Eatontown, West Long Branch Messina's planning committee. town*hip, Middletowa towmhlp ana Is now headquarters for the radio Members said they felt such a reflecting greagr t credit upop n him Mulr, 'supervisor of highway main- and Oceanaort, will bo opened with- change should be reviewed carefully lf i it d th military Batantowa, all of which had order* tenance, with state highway labor division of the Defense Department in th* next two weeks In the gram- McBride Elected self, his unit and th* military dated prior to Nov. 34, INI, oa Ble and material. Other work on Sec- of Civil Defense is not so well with C. Karl Morrow, the consultant service." with the water company. known a fact. mar school on Wall at. who has been retained to develop Declaring tha school system la tion* A, B aM C will be don* under Monmouth County Organisation a master plan for the borough. The "getting away with bare mini- Thla protest and the water com- separate contract*, bid* far which tor Social Service provides th* pub- CWV Commander mum*," he aald there ar* way* af •eny'e claim* were subject af eon. will be advertised far about Dee. 1. ASBURY PARK — Lsslt* C. Me- feeling was that If too large an This division has been organised lie health nursing for the throe area is set aaid* for the building Regist:er Wins obtaining fund* for th* building alterable dlseuailon by the T.V.C. amlssloner Abott Infer* under the leadership ot Uoyd H. boroughs and Is redecorating and Bride of Red Bank was elected needed. "Tou'll never too tho day." naally. it ruled, In mld-lNO, that county commander of the Catholic af large-type homes many persons the** present Thursday afternoon Manamon of the Signal Corps En- equipping the large ground floor who want to build average-slMd h* continued, "when you hav* too Menmouth Conaolldattd da that ha had been to Washington gineering laboratories of Fort Mon- room provided by the Wast Long War Veterans at tl>e Chateau res- TThreh e Awards much school here." Declaring that warp; according to company poll- taurant Sunday afternoon. houses may be discouraged from th* taxpayer* ar* behind tha tan- ale* 1a «S*ct before the Nov., INT. aM that be had the assurance tie mouth, to provide emergency com- Branch board of education. In ad- moving Into th* borough. NEW HRITNBWICK-Thri* necessary iteel for th* work would munication facilities to all parta of dition to providing headquarters A put commander of IIed awards—two first* and a third- room proposal, ho said Thar* la date, that I* without an initallattaa Bank'a St. James post, Mr. Me- To go over the matter In detail, no farming her*. We're an up-and- b* allocated, apptosimately «o th* state as a part both of the for the two nurses, Mrs. Orace eouncilmen ssld they would meet were won by The Red Bank Reg- tans, by Commissioner MaeDoaald •tat* Civil Defense aM Rod Cross Mott aM Miss Frances Hughe*, Bride's election came at the sixth ister at the 30th annual BnUar coming community. Wa must sap* ' Thli'looked like a victory for the annnual convention of the county with the planning board at Tinton ply the spaes for music, art. of th* U. S. Bureau ot Public Koada. disaster program*. To accomplish who servo the area, the room will fall* school Wednesday evening, Newapaper Institute held Friday munlelpalltlei. Only the work-as- thU a network has been developed chapter. He succeeds Joseph J. naslum and hall for convocation." ce»t for leveral hundred fact The OommlaHaner alas stated be used for th* baby clinic for low Oct. 17. at Rutger* unlv«Mity by th* New that he hoped that the timetable comprising ASM New Jersey radio Income families, which I* conducted Laurlno of Shrewsbury, also a put Jersey Press ar«oci*tlon. Saying that th* local school ta) main put in on Mope rd. withaut amateur*, all with stations In their commander of St. James post. The In the same connection, the board "not up to standards," h* said tha local prodding—wa* not don*. The on iteel delivery, whfch at presen on the third Tuesday of each month received from and expressed official Competing in the Division com Is holding up several highway proj- own home* throughout the 31 coun- with Dr. Joseph Ra'etto as exam- day's program began at 11 o'clock pofed of suliirban weekly news- people moving Into the borough next development wa* Monmouth ties In the state. Approximately 75 with mass at Our Lady of Mount dissatisfaction with a letter from are "used to seeing mor* adequate ConNlidatcd* plea that it be gr«"' ects near South Amboy. would be ining physician. the New Jersey Board of Public paper* with more than 5,000 cir- Mvaaced to permit contracts to of these are located In Monmouth The baby, clinic has boon held Carmel church here. culation, The Register received schools." He urged tho board ta ed another hearing. county. Eighteen privately owned Utility commissioner*, regarding "get rid of the negative attitude proceed an schedule, • In the Oceanport school and on* Theodore J. Labrecque, Red Bank safety signs at railroad crossings. blue ribbons for the sport* page* Mayor Btevciu laid the oouncll automobiles, each with two-way attorney, was principal speaker at and classified advertising and which I* costing us money aa body had hoped the heating would Mr. Abbott further mentioned nurse had headquarters In the Some time ago, In response to taxpayers." that In utilising the variable right radio equipment, have also been West Long Branch borough hall the dinner-dance In the Chateat placed third with its editorial page be denied by P. V. C, on the enlisted to work with chapter head- following th* election. He spoke of other complaints, Jersey Central District Clerk L*st*r C. Scott ground* that it had eitabltahed of way width to Ito best advantage, and the other In Red Bank. Unus- railroad took a warning flasher Honorable mention was received both dual and single roadway de- quarter* In thla county. the Importance of eitisens to per- by Hy Cunningham, The Register's •aid that he and Howard Matt****, ruling on the matter and Monmouth ual Increase In th* population of from the Hamilton avc. crossing principal, hav* b**n working to Coaiotldated had plenty of time to sign* will be used where advisable. Two to-foot antennae mast* atop the three municipalities has torforming their duty a* Jurors when and transferred It to the Wayside •port* editor, for hi* column, "Hy Where undivided design Is required called upon. He also explained Spotting Sports." compile Information necessary to Alt It* objection! before that rul- th* stobl* are th* only outside In- some time Indicated th* need for rd. crossing. This left only a cross- Ble M application for federal ing waa handid down. overhead light control win enable dication of the scope of the equip- extending the nursing service. The many advantages of the new atate arm sign as a warning at the Ham In the contest for rural weeklies three lane* to be used by traflte In constitution. with more than 5,000 circulation, fund* which can b* used In eon* la 1M», alter one room of the ment within. The entire loft of the health center will assist In making ilton ave. location. Soon'afterward, •traction. Such funds can be the direction of th* heaviest Sow. old building, which once housed th* expansion possible. Frank A. Caseons of Atlantic there wa* a car-train accident at the Freehold Transcript took si' Tinton Fall* *chool had been gutted Thla syatem haa been employed Highlands waa convention chair- •ward* aa follow*: flrst place foi gained wher* a parent of a papll by fire and complaint* had been Joe Stllweir* carriages and horses, M. C. O. S. S. met with officials Hamilton ave. la federally-employed but doe* not successfully In several locations oa has been remodeled as a radio sta- of the three borough* Friday night man, asslated by Mr. McBride, co- It* front page and sports page, sec made about the quality of drinking the atata highway system. chairman. They ware aided by Mr. Council had asked P.V.C. to have ond place for general excellence, live on federal property. Mr. Scott water there, the Shrewabury town- tion with equipment comprising In the Eatontown borough hall to Jersey Central put In another flash- •aid th* report must reach Mr. two separate transmitters and discuss not only the new health Laurlno, Alfred J. Targonsky of editorial page and social page, am ihlp committee voted to have the Acting Oov. Thompson aM Mon- er at Hamilton ave. Mayor Steven third place for display advertising. Clayton by next Monday if It I* Sycamore ava. main extended and, mouth county officials, as well as powerful receiving apparatus. One room) but alao to consider problems Red Bank and Robert J. Maltby ot said motorists using that grade to receive federal attention. Anoth- under protest, to pay for the pipe cltlscn group* have long pressed of the transmitter*, rated at M in connection with the program Long Branch. crossing had become accustomed t In rural weeklies between 3,000 er source of federal revenue Is for connection. Still, the work wa» the highway department for th*watte, is used for local communi- Miss Wlnona Darrah, executive dl Quests at the dinner, at which the flasher and, without it, theyand 5,000 circulation the Keyport "current expenses" baaed an tha not done. P.U.C. ruled thl* vote Improvement of Route 18, the prin- cation within the county. The sec- rector, outlined the nursing service Mr. Laurlno-was toastmaatcr, In- w.re not as cautious as they had Weekly won second prise for Itsaim* parental status. Thla money •hould not have been catt *inc* the cipal existing ttame artery connect- ond transmitter, which I* much available, emphasising that M. C.cluded Mayor George A. Smock, 2d, been at the crossing. But th social page, and among rural would be In the nature of tuition inu* had not been decided. ing Red Rank and northern sea- more powerful, with an output of O. S. 8. I* a voluntary health agen- of thl* place; Michael Qenovcse, P.U.C. said that after a traffic sur weeklies with less than 3,000 cir-for such pupils. i-KW, Is employed for communi- •tat* C. W. V. commander; Msgr. abora resorts with the metropolitan cy, often mistaken for a relief and vey It was convinced no furthe culation the Matawan Journal was Evidence that the worries of net "Water Ko. 1 ProMem" areas of New Jersey aM Newcating with defense and Red Cross welfare organisation. It wa* point- Joseph T. Casey of St. James, change need he made. Councllmen first with Its social page, centers in other part* of the state county C. W. V. chaplain; Alex year's addition to th* school have Mayor Steven* told a reporter Tork. ed out during the meeting that, in Insisted that danger exists at th The South Monmouth News of not been resolved even as new "Water i* the No. 1 problem In the and In other state. Both transmit- Fasekas, Middlesex county com- crossing and the mayor asked tha Reference was made to th* pro- ters can be operated simultaneously effect, nurse* are frequently called Spring Lake won second place for building worries arise cams In let- northern part of our borough. W posed Garden State highway, upon and do perform many social mander; Joseph D. Ward, state C. Ito protest to the P.U.C. decision be Its sports page and editorial pag< ters from Aylln Plerson, architect need It for *afety. We need It for an different frequencies and two- W. V. treasurer; Nicholas M. Nlm- "put on the record." portion of which will pass through way communications can thus be work service* because the county In the group of suburban waeklle for the wing which was placed In our home*, our aehool and our land. Monmouth. Tnere Is no money a lacks a family counseling agency •ta, Veterans Administration rep- In a further effort to tncreas with les* than 3,000 circulation. We've got to have It a* coon a* carried on locally and with more resentative for the C. W. V., and (Continued on Page I) hand for this work, and the proj- distant points without Interference to which thess problems might be driving lafety, Council I* asking th The following awards were won poiiibie." ect Is faced with such a delay that referred. Miss Julia DeCesare, president of county board of freeholders to in In the space of timo it used to the county C. W. V, auxiliary. by the Asbury Park Press: Daily Mr. Carton told council he had ar- the prmnt frssholdsrs prssssd for taks "Old Whistling Jot" to give Transportation of patients to stall blinker lights at the Intersec- newspapers between 20,000 and gued against having the ease re- Immediate consideration of High- a long whistle. clinics and facilities for the chron- Elected to serve with Mr. Metions of Asbury nve. and Green 30,000 circulation, second tor classl 2 Places Sold heard before the P.U.C, but hadway U widening. ically ill were considered as major Bride were Msgr. Casey, chsplaln; Grove rd., and Shafto and Waysld fled advertising and third for been informed by Bmmett T. Drew, Own Generating Plant difficulties. Miss Laura Harding of Mr. Cassone, first vice commander; rd«. sports page and social page; Sun- P.U.C. iccretary, that Monmouth Philip-Arcurl of Aabury Park, sec. By Haviland Under normal conditions all this Holmdel, M. C. O. 8. A vice presi- Mrs. Reed aald that, In compll day newspapers, regardless of cir- Consolidated'* request had been dent, outlined the reasons for set- ond vie* commander; Joseph Ret anco with a court order, the liquo culation, first for front page, sec- LITTLE SILVER - Th* modem granted. Matsinger Buys equipment Is operated from the tagllata of Ktyport, third vice com' residence of Mr. aad Mr*. Asber regular electric lines of the Jersey ting up an auxiliary In the area. license of the Oreenbrler Inn, on ond for classified advertising, and Mayor Stevens and other* on the mander; Mr. Targonsky. treasurer; Pine Brook rd.. had been suspended third for sporta page, editorial B. Brvlng at MT Plncknty rd.. haa Central Powsr A Light company. Miss Darrah and others on the bt*n purchased by Capt and Mr*. council said they hoped that the Moran Liquors However, since It I* realised that staff will be available to discus* A. R. Albarelli of Asbury Park, Sept. 21. The license has been page, social page and display ad- hearing will reiult In another Imlst- Judge advocate; Samuel Dougherty picked up and won't be restored vertising. Anthony C. Thomas, formerly of Mrs. Leda R, MaUlnger of Hub- this current might be Interrupted* with Interested group* th* possi- Fair Haven. enee hy the P.U.C. that the mains bard park has purchased Moran'* In time* ot disaster, as occurred In bility of setting up an auxiliary In of Atlantic Highlands, welfare of- until Dec. 30, she said. In the better picture contest two and hydrants ba connected without liquor store at « Monmouth at th* heavy storm of last November, the area.1 ficer; Allen Bager of Deal, hlstor- The suspension was ordered by •wards went to Frank R. Beirsley Th* Franklya D. Havllaad agency further delay and without charge- from Mrs. Mary F. Moran aM the or under possible enemy attack Officials and Interested Individu- Ian; Joseph I. Reiner of Keyport, the Superior court. Earllar, the ap- of th* Asbury Park Press, He won of Red Bank was th* broker. The mayor tald th* orders war* estate of th* towBdwar d J. Moran the Red Cross haa recently pur- als at the meeting Included Mrs. officer of the day; Mr. Laurlno aM pellate court had allowed th* plac flrst prise in the spot nsws divi- .The property consists of nicely i Bled according ta th* company** chased a S-XW. gasollne-drlven Jama* D. Stump of Red Bank and to remain open after It* owner* ap- sion for on* of his picture* of the landscaped ground*. Including trait of Red Bank aM BlUabeth. The Martha Mebne, Dr. M. D, Thetford trees and numerou* fln* planting*. own rate aehedut* In 1MT. "They sals was negotiated by Franklin D. generator act, which I* now being and C. T. Krueger, Eatontown Mr. Maltby, trustees. Mr. Ward was pealed a suspension ordered by th Woodbridge train wreck, "Dytni specified that hydrants be Installed Havtland, broker* of TB McLaren installed on the Brat floor of the th* Instilling officer, Slate Alcoholic Beverage Contro Victim Get* Help." and second The house, of frame construction every BOO feet, giving the company board of health; Eatontowa Mayor with whit* wood shingles, contain* it. •table. Not only will this operate F. Bliss Price Mrs. Thetford, Bat- Stanley Mcfntosh's orchestra fur- bureau, Tha ABC action followed priie among sports photos • for a a substantial assured rental Income all the equipment entirely Inde- nished music, a raid 3 «tlt« accreditedited Ii Chapel Hill, Middle- Pur|r«l« »"••••• Feeds kind nf • window ihidf. national i National I t It, rrswn'i,—AdrirtlM- hn't orrhtttra, Mov, I, 1ISI liSD P. M, Inches wide and *4 inch's Ions, Nl "Eight nut nf tfl rtadri't roniuU The thl t'. Chmtcrtta Olnn, dltet- C»H KB T-llO. w. O. SnarUal, Jr, 10, PCOWB'I,—Aivtrtltratett •eat. Thl* detelop.mi&t of —AdvMtiiiaaest, llesal I t 19. frews'i,—Alvertlies Btfliter ClasalBed *di,"—AdvertiiepMa tor. Phone AT l.toil.—Alveitiieaesl. fatm Sutipllei, Hailet.—AtvertlseaMw*. •fm f «v ononm u, mi and cetta aad tb« tafie af Jaa* Ceak, , jaeketa ef maay fan. heaJtlt aardag coatultaat, bureaa OlSON Hebrew Society The MuetHl* thaw wna *rraa;«4 TaHaUSecaad •a ruHle health nuniag. tut* De- fey Mr. and Mr*. MaatilW* daugh- of Health, JBfmf (Cootiau** from page 1) ter, Mtoe Bllimiry MattiHo. aad WOOL MOmC WtMATWh Entertain* (or tht Wiaten' 4i*f lay by Jack Win- VD Meeting Stale O*VUIe operatiea • year eg*. VeBtUoiiea IRSUUCI fey OUoai Company'» Traiatt) Mccbanict and heetieg have been the MM tare, the aae* owner Mn. Emery The eecead meeting ia a Mr!** point* far MM time. Mr. Myert New Members Wiagerter wa* comaiftetT, and ef thne ceopriiiag a* iaetltute W. W. BwWIatOVi Lmtal 1*4 Mr. Metteeoa MM thM a ftif Vlrgiaia Tetoadl ntovMe4 a back- ea veaereal aiMtM central will KEY/FOBT — Mr*. Robert W. teat can not t« given tkt tyatem to h*M at tha OeraMia* L. TheM*- NEARLY ACCURATE until th« h«at U la ceatiaael «M. MutUllet *k*wed a eoUeetio* af i bMiMiag en North Riveraid* tions chairmea af tht Oeaerel Fed- IS NOT ENOUGH/| tweed nuiti. worn with Imparted av*. B*rt Menday- Th* third will eratl*a ef Weani club* and peat eethmere tweatera, hrigtt velvet ht hel4 Oct. St preaitent of the atate federation, Included in Mr. PMrton't cem- aceaatarlat, aad jewelry. Bantt ef The laititute he* bee* arrtagc4 addrttMd the literary club Friday municationt w»a e requett far the tcriked * Eweaeea job of th* addition wet IM7.lt. A* ton T»ura4«y at a fathi*a chow Par the r»**e# mto*, Mtiiae la- ateath Cauaty Health O4V*rt at- LWATGH tectoUaa, the MeaaMuth Ceuaty trip wae* by at American women, **tra MOO wae lifted for "evor •M aarty honoring new and proi- eclborg, were a felaM red dreet, memlwr* ef the Otaarel Ftdera- aervicen' concerning *l«Hrle*>l aacthc m*mnere. Th* mora than nipned in at tha waM, with a big OrgaalMtloti far leeUl Service, work. The rcmainini: HM WM for full eklrt, wora ever criaeliBie, and ead the New Jeney Btate Dcpart- tiwa board, the purpoM *f which IM women «ho attended were •eat ef Health. waa to vifit aHlitted Baregcaa Reussilk's Mr. Pi«rson'« Mrvie** 1* ceaMC- comalatt with a email vtlvet eat- clubwoenen, ta contribute world tion with a two-room eenvtrtloa ml greeted by Jlrt. Benjamin Grven- away coat. Mr*. Qerard wore • Mr*, (tartrud* U McLeufhlie, 14 MOAO — RIO IANK the auditorium. w»14, president, at the eveat held party dree*, made caat atyle, af peace by tpreading underetandina 1 4letrlct chtcf public health aurae ef the crobleme here aad abroad At Mr. My*" auffotiaa, til bit la the Jewish Community center oyeter whHe bengallne, (tried with of the Ceatral aute Health diet rid and til vieit B. C. I. pirejeeti. Mre. the |{M WM *uthori*c< to ht p*M. ea Riv«raide »v*. n 4MB aval neckline, eloetd with ef the atata Department of Health, a piak taleU acarf. Cerndiaon alM epoke ef beiag re- Nn one on the hoar4 •»'••* that 4 ca*41elight cerrmony oepict*4 will Mrve a* ckairawa ef the eee- ceived by Queen Juliaaaa ia Hol- Mr. Pierson* bill far «ht eonvtr- tha aiei" and tervlcea of th* ao- Other* modeltag wer* Mra. Eliat end meeting. land. •inn «M l« ardcr. Th«u(.' MOUM at riiniit a-iata tractor* wha w*ra chaaaa. by tha Mrt. Hareld Melttrkh all Mlmei luncheon arrtngeminu were in a, Tt« Met a*a ma*a pea bo»r4" Mrt. Marry Friedman. Mtrjerto Oaf, Jaceaellat Hiraeh, of the Mete Department af Health r*U an4 Winter clothe* w«r* Barbara flaeher, Bheltoy Sehwtrtt, will be lead by Or. Add* Ihepard, charge of Mrt. Burton L. Bewna a. In other hualneM, tha I»a*r4 41- (hewn by Muatlllo'a of Broad it., Iren* Heffaua, Utr* Mayman, chief ef the bureau. and Mn. Melvia A. Phito. Mrt. veateae •> *ea . . . ea **•» reeu« Mr. OrifAth to r«eaa)m*M featerlac aoDie erlfinel detlgaa by Qleria D'Anthony aad Oall Ifekaa. Available faiiUtla* for vcniretl Therein McClintock, Long Branch, hjaeh *ear. • reo «a*. • etrtlAea public accauataat far CMIU* Muatille, the ahop owner. diMtM control In Menmouth coua- M"tT tw* group* ef eantralto IOIOC, Va« wW f««t tra) «*e af • rawafl •raalataMRt aa *u«itar. Mr. «*att Th*M clotbe* were Mad* al lat- Indton wamaa'af Mew Metlce tr will S* diMVM*4 by J**tph Cm- aceompanicd by MM, Ul«y Biebl, explain** that itat* law IM ra> lte« Bank. * .. .Yew aWt natd) callatof« aartei tweed« an4 et§hn>er« woclt. hake their kread la aatdatr avaat man*, health *mc«r of Long autrM neh ba»rt ta kav* M M- Flirt h* Winter* tt Menmouta at., that art MH tf taa-Mk*« ttay Branch. pW 9**T w>Wj V'wTar «V iiual au«lt *f It* hash* *y • ••*#• were Mown with many af th* e**- ant have tk* appotraact af large Fwhllc health awralag MrvKe* In Hew York U the leading cabbage nBBMU ****•*> •ualttr. Mr OrlMth, ehaimaa of Including mink *earf*, »ton* bee-klvaa. rawing ttaU af th* VnHcd lute*. IT PAYS TO A0VEHTI9E IN THE MECISTEJI th* a vtaeretl dlMtM aregrun will be ft* mlttM*. MM ha hat not yet hod t!m* t* eonti4er r*t«mmtndlng AN itdwi «ft imcnv eoNf-iNNNAt. any af aeverel caadtaatM to »•*- cee4 Jaha D. Mewmen, who ra- tigned fram tha beard a wMk aga V*v imm™ CvHvQC^OVa i nO"0 H nojVntnf Mr. arlftlth waa teld by Mr. Uwli ta eentlder the appointment af a •Ml «ngln«er. Mr. OrMMh alM tald that hie teaeher*' eenv BEU FINANCE mlttM it ttadytng a aatory «•••*•• •ehtdult. LtMa Ml. ttt «t ttt Ctlntaa Thomatoa waa aaaataUi by Mr. Berter ta heat th* at* mut eemmtttM ta •NURIM warkhw •• '•tha right af way" prapaiHlM. Mr. •** Ben:) 0H»*» • Mmo a-**** •fewauM WM la ehcrg* af thai eperatlen. At latt MMrtfc'* wettt, th* bow* 4lraetea tta •ttantar. Theme* P. Datemna, t* toy the ground mark far eertaaiMtl Braeoetlngi to M4«lr* a atrip at lane an H* aevlhera b*re*r wMtk run* w**t fr*M hlfhwajr la, ' Heary Pewal Mrge* that ML thlM ht 4MM tkaut the twahat •AVI ON THUS af IIM I* th* KhMl II* *aM that Mr*. Nleholaa lUuahat, wliJew «f th* f»m«< palle *••*» M, ha4 MM that pall* to kuwwa O*«n tatwdeft 'TU II ta h* earrtotl by fllat. Mr. Mrtn wee dlreetM ta ahtobi InfonnatlM abaut vapor fly-kllllag MtUm •ueh u curMHtljr an fWuMl la Many local rMuurtat*. Mr. MatteM* r*MtMMM*t that r NYIONS actual par«at-tMeh*r cenfiraaaM be eaiie*to4 la elai*** whtoh hav* mot* than M puptU. la \W vicinoy claiM*. aa "**My report" win h* Mat horn* hy th* pertat*. Tkt beard tppr*v*4) th* chaag*.

Tkt arlaelpai rtaarlai tkat Hit Chief Menrae Mart Inipaeted th* mm •ehoel tn4 4lracta4 that faar aM** fir* Mttniulihar* he purehawl ID pvte titft> Tha ehlef ale* etllee th* Ire HM*I "4aa(*r«Hi." Mr. Matttata aU4 tkt qutitlon *f th* *Mtp* kat ttaa before th* b«ar4 Mv«r*1 thntt M th* part. Mr. Myert wat aikal t* cheek the eeet of a a*w aatoM ar af repairing th* all on*. A raquMt far th* IM* of th* cafattrla Oct. M for a Halloween party for tha Brewnlt* wt» 4«it*4 becaue* th* Cub tcmta tw* th* caf«t*rla *v*ry latt ftMay af tkt month. Mr. Sean wat 4lrtcta| to offer UM of th* Mfrterla at aay ottwr date *ult*bi* for th* party. Recent Bride ^FACIAL TISSUES^ Entertain* Frlenfk MIM fraacM T. Oatotra waa 0USSES hoatti* tut «Hk at a caektail party liven lor a number af h*r friend* by her mother. Mri, Aha Oalatra of Washington at. Mitt Oalatra an Saturday at It. Aa- thony'* Cttholle ehureh, btcamt the bride of tleut. John lucea, Jr, af Tuctoa, Arir. Oueita were Mr*. Joha Oalatrt, Mra. Frank Uttltrl. Mra. Harry Jacktea, Mr*. Nick Fltat, Mrt. Frederla Moatlaa. Mr*. Ralph Kll- in, Mr*. John Joyce, Jr., Mrt. K. 3 PRICE MNGB Klrmaa, Mrt. Robert Morrla and MIRIM Kay OHern. Lai* Uymaa, HMSRK BIRD Mary Unfelll, Wild* VanW«|*n, A top equality alummvi* coawm* Florene* Barraite, Mary Caantva, Andrea DeLuca, Marten OaUtro, Noreen Klrnun, Jantt Bloein and ROM Plgnltaro. •Aw./eW* et «*nm* r*ovv*iiiti*i 'Soldier of Month* All feature* af the At Fort Mofimoulh , FORT MONMOUTH-agt. Flnt Claa* Claud* Qreene hat beta a*- Waiter* Mnt Mdjtfcl Wl leeted port-wldt "teldltr af tkt Economy tuocw* Offoft e9oMHrtyf month" and received congratula- •JOfiwiojnco. Wfeoj woofti#f*tiQlit tion! on the October award fram Col. Amory Wliot, acting etav CMtt ruction mander at th* fort. A native of DM Are, Ark., Igt. Oreene I* a radar Inttruetor In ^amtSrav5 EAGIE-MCHIR th* Signal Corp* tehool and hat bna In th« army nlnt yarn, join- Injr thortly after iraduatlng from CHOCOUHS Vanndale high tehool In 1M1, In mm th* laet w«r he icrved bath In Eu- rope and tha Pacific and «u dae- orated with th* Brenit Star and MKM.wnHtmtl Combat Infantry badge. oittaNi M IsolojMokoi Honor toiditr reeelvat ct... mandatlon, it placed en tht fort't honor roll and get* *xpcnie-fre« a thret-diy pat*, etpeelally ar- ranged, In N*w Tork city. AMMtt an-_ UOMTWPUIIp lorn irATt WAeUs To More Comfort WlthavlNaiftntlathatht COLONIAL . JN«tiln« btckMlie, IHM *( pe* ealratrar. hweaAw an* dlultMt tut M 4u* to tlaV- 4m* ef kMM« fjiMthm. Dtetan tar tt*4 uxmastws {Maty Junetloii la vnt Intonant ts toot heeHli. When asm* e*enr«*reni4ltlea,tiMJi 1 #n* PIPES SCREEN < * "I** *"? •'?'"• MtMitkta <"Wot MlfW VMM niM Ta WHBbAntB COMPANY NMaOFttMfcFlUNTlNt- CORNER M0» | NUTE SIS. olurttle. UH 157 BROAD STREET io rHQIKM355 HE 64)268 BED 9AVK REGISTER. 0CT0KER 11. 1M1

1*11 PHONE IE MSI* Catholic Veti Elect McBride County Commander J. H. WHITE BALLET ART SCHOOL HELA SLAVINSKA •ID tANK #>972t •• «fco Choteeo reite«re«t Sunday follow^ MM election of IMK* C. MctVtsj* of Kod lank oi seMftty HwwwJif of MM Ce)tMis War Veterans ere, left •• rifltt, icated— Michael 6*M*«M •• Newark, ttete C.W.V. commander; Mtfr. Jeteph T. Catey, pastor of ST. J«me« church end county C.W.V. chaplain; Mr. Mclride, o«d Meyer Goerfc A. Smock Id •• AiWy »ark. Steftdinf—John DewUaf,, ttcto C.W.V. deWtcte; Jeteo* J. leurin* tf Shrews- bury, ratlriat county C.W.V. ce*Mn«*der; Theodore J. lefcrocsjve, Red lenk attorney, who ed> dressed MM convention, **4 J*teph Word, dote C.W.V. treasurer. AND JOHN v, HARRIS

who owns property at the corner of PorUupeck aad Myrtle avei. Name Examiner! To Make Study about doing something to correct the conditions which make the in- For Chiropractors tersection a blind corner. Mr- f'og- Of PorUupeck gia added he had been told by Mr. ASBURV PARK-Announcement Levine that ha would be glad to of the formation of a chiropractic co-operate with the borough «s long board of examiners to give exam- Water System as he won't be required to do any- ination* on qualifications for chiro- thing to hurt the landscaping at practors in New Jersey was one of Engineer Will his property. the highlights of the 1*51 New Jer- Mn. Martha Carey asked If any sey Chiropractic convention held Prepare Survey, action had been taken to have the here over the week-end. May Co Before PUC MM ceaiut, according to which The chiroprsctors who have been the population of the borough ia denied a New Jersey State Board OCEANPORT—The mayor and more than T,000 reviewed. Mr. Fog- for the reflation of their profee- council at their mettlng lait Thurs- gte stated he though Kenneth Rid- «ion cince 1*20 said the action was day night took another ittp in dle, former mayor, had written the decided upon "for the benefit of the their IS-year light to Kt the Port- census bureau asking for a review profession and the welfare of the aupeck water company to Improve and had been told the T.flOO ngure public." was final. The councilman added These a mart conversation .Its aervice in the PorUupeck sec- Dr. Michael A. Sabia, president of lion of the borough. The water the correct figure was closer to the State Chiropractors' Society of pieces will harmonise with company ha* In the put refund 3,000. William P. rieckiwr, bor- New Jersey. Inc.. announced the •II her cettumti. Th«y wilt to mako any improvement! on the ough clerk, waa authorised to write Congressman James c. Auehlnrtos! appointment* of three members of esrvs as telly reminders of grounds that it I* operating at a the society to the examining bosrd. loss. asking Mm If anything could be your admiration end affse- done. They are Dr. Jack B. Kotlaw of Council accepted an offer by 8. Teaneck. Dr. Edward H. Fleken of lion (er htr. See our won- N. Williami of Clyde Potts assoc- Mr. Fleckner read a letter from West New York and Dr. Charles S. drous array of precious-look iates, consulting engineer! of New the board of Freeholders stating Alehermes of Jersey City. IIM! jewelry dsslgned by renown- Tork city, to prepare a valuation that the Thomas Proctor company Under the plan, announced dur- of the present system and a report had obtained all necessary mater- ing a talk hy Or, Kotlow, executive ed artisans for lasting beauty on necessary improvements Cost ial for repairs to tha Gooseneck and charm. They're surprls* secretary of the society, every un* to the borough for the survey will Point bridge and that the project licensed chiropractor In the state tally low-prlesd M that you be 11,500 plus 1100 • day to the should be completed In about sight will be given the opportunity to ap- engineer if It becomes necessary weeks. It's Buy buy several ply for examinations on his quell, for him to appear befor* the Pub- •ix lots aa the South aida or neattona as a chiropractor. Success- lia Utility commission. Manito pi- were sold to Charles ful applicant* on the examinations After authorising the survey, Johnson for WTO and three lots will he presented a certificate certi- Mayor Edward C. Wilson stated on tha south elds of Tohlcsn pi. fying that the applicants are quail* wert sold to William Omtermann fled to practice chiropractic In New the action takti the borough one for National itep closer to solving the water Jersey. The flrst examination is to problem in Portaupeck. he given, according to Dr. Kotlow, Council adopted an odiaance des- Shrewaburjr Cowe some time In November. Applicants ignating Monmouth blvd. a through are to regitter for the examinations WILBUR'S street for Its entire length and Top DHIA Records before Oct. It. Oceanport ave. and Cominche dr. Highest herd and highest cow In Another highlight of the two-day Rat Week through street! where they Inter- fSTAUJSHO tt YIAdS butterfat production In the Mon- convention held in the Berkeley sect Portaupeck ave. mouth County Dairy Herd Improve- Csrteret hotel, was the presenta- I Councilman Felix Poggla report- snent association for September are tion of the "Chiropractic of tha Mm... gel that Sew Hat ed he had contacted Morris Levine owned by George Stevens, Shrews- Year" award to Dr. Sabia, who Is bury. According to the records of serving hii second term as presi- ft'vl'mg. Million* do.,, the supervisor, Robert Johnson, Mr. dent of the state society. Dr. Babla, Stevens' herd averaged 43.S pounds who has been leading tha fight by to tan you of butterfat whlls the high cow pro- chiropractors to obtain legislation duced M.« pounds of butterfat (or for the regulation of the profession the month. by a New Jersey state board, Is a H. U Bauer's herd waa highest gritdunte of the Columbia Institute in milk production with an average of Chiropractic In New Tork, and production of LOTS lbs. of milk per has bem In prsetice in Jersey City cow and the high cow for milk pro- 14 yean. duction is owned by H. U Olbbt, More than 300 chiropractora and Robblnsville, with a total of 1,914 their families attended a dinner- pounds for the month. dance Saturday night, JKrM* Checked Corduroy SLACKS e for Junior The BEFORE YOU BUY New Fall Hats OR BUILD are here*.* Stetsons • SEE Resistols* Hemt Loeini are • specialty with ui. But w« do mer* than land Meltons - monsy. Wa art always raady, to halp pretpaetiva homa Sec them • Feel them • Try them ownan work out tha stapt that laad to sound homa ownanhip. From « wlclo vorfoty of thoto A talk with us placas you undar no obligation. popular makai ehooto tha right itylo, thapa and color for your personality. ik .; Stptrdy Hockmeyer "Cords" Zipper front, elastic waistband, with extension Prtead at bolt, In blue, brown, freen. THE SECOND NATIONAL Specially priced at ° to *2O°° BANK & TRUST COMPANY •4.77 OF WAffll WgQMTIHt, OCTOR'HI If. Jiff hat thrr cttt as a aeja- lie eerttee, to serve th* gwMIe aad Franck 'Inprove Service* aot to be served by tk* pwhttt,'' HftADQUAmU POtJM MtT said Mr. Scamlaa, adding: "Mo eat* caa deay that wagas sod caste ** to Dix MJS • HUHGSUmm • STATIONHV Scanlan Asks materials and euppUee have rteea, POUT mx-Capt. Morbort 4. SURPRISE STORE but what have the railroads doe* Praack of MMdlotowa aaa BOM •OITANJ TYPEWRITEIS • AMM** UACHfNfS to operate mor* economically aad aseigasd to the etk Iafaatry 4Hrt- MIEf CASES • DESKS • CHAIIS Shore Rail Lines eSkleatly ia ths face ef these coa- esea hare. Says Rale ditloasT Credited witt tea reare' active "At the keariag before the Ptja- aorvice, Capt. Praack served la the lie Utilities commleelea aad later- Biiroaaaa Theater of Oparatleae NYLON SEAMLESS HOSE 9fMiHNl 0*6 state Commerce rsmmleeina la •arlag World War II aad wMh the Basr*! oa *2 Way Track* Newark last week Pvaaeylveal* Army af Occvpatlea la Cvrops af- far railroad eaVUIs claimed that it ter Ms class. Por hU partieiaatioa LITTLE SILVER-E. L. Scar.- coat* aeerly II to eera a dollar la ths battles of the Rhiaelaad aad TWsliakl lam of M Quern* dr., a NPW York in th* commutation busiaei* la theCoatrel Europe, he Is autaoriasd banker-commutpr, this wrrk criti- New Tork-MetrepoHtaa area; that to wear the Combat Infaatrymaa's ciiind the Pennsylvania, Jprsry Ceri- the PeaaarlvaBia was leeiag Badge aad Brvase Star Modal. ral A Now Toik and Long Branch moaey ia ita paeeeager busiaee* The sea af Alfred A. Praaek of railroad* for their recent reque*t* every year; that seats ea eommwter TOT Summit ova., Uaioa City, ths At tats law arisa «• the Public Utilities commisalon traiae that heceas* veceat aad stay captaia la a graduate of steuatea 4S 17 BROAD §TRCET •nil Intent*)* Commerce commis- that way ee passenger* get o* eaMilitarr academy, Stauatoa, Va. •ion for fare increacea while mak- outbouad trips from the citiea at He atteaded New Tork UaivtrsMy Uysa^walpalr. RED RANK MMWI ing na promises to improve Jersey night, aad seat* which aaly grad- la Ne« Torh City. Short commuter service. ually all up with passeagere ea Hie wife, the former Cecelia C. • Of, In a statement released te th'route to work alee prteeat a COB-Coaover, aad their two chlldrea, preas he offered the railroads a iauiag eapeaae. Cecil C. aad Helea, are proeaathjr number of suggestions whereby roeUlag la Middletowa, M. t. they could reduce their operating DOUBLE KNEE DUNGAREES cost* while increasing their Income "If all this II true Is It not pos- and improving «rrvice. sible that the aMaegeaient aai it Is, la my judgement Mr, Scanlan, who represents nn operatioa might be at fault? If, a*meads aad IrriUtiag People.' »»••••. Be* tasfcsw. My rtisfsrssw group or organiiation, tint sparked they aay, they arc eerrytag mote •*•• fg* sitra wag*. .79 the idea which resulted is the con- and more vacaat seats and cere "The sHaaerlvania eheuld prac- •tructlon ot the new 11,000,000 as they get down the line at night, tice what it preaches so that the 4 fa It earth-fill embankment BOW under why not eaplore the poselMlity of public caa judge It by deede and 1 way across the meadows at Mats- dropping off the etxeie empty can aot by glib wore*, which only to** wta to replace the present wooden it, say Red Bank or Long Braaek, friend* along the Jersey Shore. trestle which carries thousands of in the evening and originate traim "Inetead ef throwing thousand* commuters dally to Newark and out ef these stations la the morn- of dollars sway ea advertlelag ef New York city. His suggestion first ing for the city, thus eliminating thle nature, the Pennsylvania eould, SANFORIZED SNORTS appeared in the press fed. U, sixthe costly operation of carrylag in my opinion, derive a headseme daya after the Pennsylvania rail- •tnpty cars both ways. a J-i.**.- |_ income by renting out advertising fl^^ Pisa sjswNfy tfvfBsa Vf^WJVJfVnte1 Pal roadt Woodbridge wreck, which 'To my mind there's something card and poster (pace in the shore east H lives and hundreds Injured, wrong with a management which passenger cere te edvertlser* In- ^^^ BKAa^tf ..J Mtt^^^^M at one of the went railroad catast- admits It loses IS far every II it tereated In placing their messags njoaejr OJCJCJ CVIB*JBV a* rophe's In the nation'a hiitory. HI* takes in, nor can I reconcile their before our commuting public," Mr. proposal far eefeguardlng another statement of losing money la their Seanlan suggested. potential point of disaster won en- passenger business every yesr "This I* the flrtt type of com- thuolsettc eupport at a public when, in the ether breath, they muter transportation I have forum in Red Bank Feb. M. talk about a new 100 million dollar traveled ea thet neglected this Ifeerepaae M Heepr4 passenger transportation 'package,' profitable eource of income, aad WITS ATHIiTH) SHeJTS «• HBEFS Mr, Scanlan recalled that the which I ihall refer to in mere de- this ie another example of ineffi- railroad official! were cool to thrtail. cient management. The thousands idea at that time and were It not "Also during the fare Increase of dollars lost here would amount for the support liven by the news- hearings, one or the analysts for ta an Impreeaiv* sum of money, In Kettle Wdllt bfJoft Is tttat MM*. papers the subsequent hearings be the Public Utilities commission my opinion. The Shore market Is presented statistical data showing a highly desirable one, year round, enadlum and U^t, AtMatld c fora the PUC, which led to the de that commuters who ride to New a* aurveyo have ahown, hut the elsloii for the earth-fill plan, might Pennaylvanla seems to lack the •aver hive been achieved until an York city from New Jersey pay t in that I* to 4*. higher fare generally from the vigorous and aggressive pollclet other railroad disaster forced the accessary to translate thle kind ef lasiie, he declared. same distance than commuten from New Tork state and Conner lee* lato prott, They probably have Mr. Scaalan paraphrased the a stereotyped anewer for this sug- preaent fare hike plea as a "one ticut, traveling to Ortnd Central station In Manhattan. gestion, toe. In fact, I anticipate way track, for the railroads. They a parade of the same old eacuees want a fare Increase from the Threat ef rare Boost' and alible* in response to my Bug- WOIK CIOTM1I HIADQUAITIIt commuters' but My nothing about 'Since thoee eommutera pay teti gesttona despite the fact that they living the commuters) something In for better service plus modern claim that they welcome construc- return. The railroads should be re equipment, I offer this in further tive suggestion*. support ef my criticism of the man- fair IiMMaew OK agement and aperatloa ef the Jer- 7/eSURPRlSE/^e •ey Shore lines which offers noth •T, for one, and I know that ing but the threat of taother fare many of my fellow commuter* have STOW Of 1001 lAROAINS boost for the ridere ot lie antiquat- eipretsed the same feeling, would ed equivalent," ha said. not seriously object to a reaaonable 0 BROAD STREET UDBANK far* increase provided we had a MONEY aUCK QDABAKTU-Ne Kai Mr, Scanlan went on to criticise decided improvement in the eervle*. Give Your Home More Room! the Pennsylvania railroad's current equipment and oeheduUa. Oiv* u* advertising campaign, now appear- clean, modern end enfe train* that ing In the metropolitan aewspap- Here are two ways to give your Home the extra tpaee you consistently operate on time. I, •MMl thesH It) lew* II aogfte* I* era. He Quotes' from one ad which therefore, suggest that th* Public mlnutai tsat tiaralle! to tkt trtt eeuiee »eed. Call Monmouth Conttruetion today for a free estimate ... praised "the new up-to-the-mlnuU Utilities commiulon and the In- By vlrtueaf a •lit ef eiecutlea Jj slons tke eaitarly llae af *lk*r laad af cars" and "the new 100 million dol- terstate Commerce commission ap- me directed, leeued out af Ika Manauiitk Teremet.kr 110 feet to a ttaka ia the Pattd riMkel*, M. #.. feti, II, Jill. lar passenger transportation pack' County Coutt (Law UivUltml there will north aide «f Third Street: th.nta (4k and our long years of experience is your assurance of satisfaction prove, with certain reservations, a •a tipated ta eala tt vukllt • endue, o* Nortk •• desreet t» etinutat Mil slots age the Pennsylvania railroad hal moderate Increase upon condition Mmdar. the l»tk day *f OcMbtr, Ittl. the nortk tide of Tklrd Street 41 feet te given yen, ear way of saying, *bet< that within a reasonable period of katweaa tka kours of II a'cloch aad 4>l* the paint oi f lace at scslnntjl. Wlllll • MW eall now! ter eervlce for V He said that the a'clack (at 1 •'clack Be.ttraStandard Belted aa tka arasarr af Ckarlei C*ak« time, a tpecifled number of im-Time) la tk. aftarntaa af tald dsy, at II* 4 Atvid Ceaklla, takes la ataaetiea commuters aloag the Jeroey Short provements are put Into operation, tat Cevrt RtM* ta tk* B*r*ask al has. at tka rait at i*M*h Caltkratt*. tu* sad would be happy with juet a email and if eueh are not effectuated, kold Ceunty of MeMaevtk. Ma* Jaraay. ta ke eel* kf portion of that package. "However, then let the eommleelenera rule te satiety a iadeawat ff said emit ISA I. WOIXOTT. stark*. we will probably be holding the •ewaatlat t* a»»ra«lt»*tely ll.lit.ot. that the Increaae Ie automatically AlFtha defendant', rliht. title and In. Dated last, It, 1*11, bag, aa usual, and an empty ene rescinded and the commuters re- terett, if any. ia and ta ta* following: Thomaa Baldlae, Atlr. •eaats *f t at that,* he declared. bated. This would result In a fslr All tkat lot, ate, Borough of Fair Ha- (15 lineal lll.tt ve* la tkt County ef Meaawutk and He quoted from another ad which aad equitable arrangement for •tat* *f Me* Jarsey. ' Mssanetb Caeatjr tajtregete'e Ceavt commuter and railroad alike, so Baslnalnc at a tltk* I* tka aankarly Notice to Creditor! ta Prtttat Clatat stated that "to make friends • that It would then be a two way tldt af Tkird Street dl.tant aaatarly14S.I railroad must operate efficiently— feet frtaa tka nartkeatt corner *t ktapla UAtV.i"slt*a1|Uaf tk* hteU O« Maitba It must constantly Improve Ita Mr- track.' I hope that the eommlMton. Avaaa* aad Tklrd Itreet and ktlns th* A. Coiettat. Daceaaad. era will ice the wisdom of an ap- tmtkastt tarnar *f tk* araailaai kerala •"ur.uant ta tk* arder ef hnajhi vice." That's ths eseet teat," he as- proach to the problem along these canveyed: thence (I) Worth il detrrel Faddln. Burragat* of tka Couaty af MM* a*tff##t4V srs*MliAl4 ifwW sf#tMt MM serted. "The Pennsylvania ie notgeneral line* If the fare Increase ill minute, watt alons land now ar far- moatk, tklt dtr asde^tn tke apelleetlea living up to this principle along our marly owntd by Welner 110 feet to a of tka und#nlined. attkel KeTiel. tar. line," charged Mr. Bcantan, "and ie favorably considered," concluded •take; thence <2) South tS denrcei S« vlvlng e-Nfcutrix ot tka eitate of Martha Mr. Beanlan. •Inutet weit alans tka aouthcrly Una of A. Colemtn, deeeaaad. notice it herahr by printing advertisements like this atker land af Tereejetiky 41 feet ta a si van te th. creditor! ef aald dtceaatd ti.it Oa* of tk* B»lt»).tM.

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A aarth tVe* pttssf Maftwy*t prkareavavten»>eirHMd- ITIERCURY for a free sttlmate. _„ ,jM|mm ft-. -* • ^sMdMrsba a Ws^oltw'iwarmler every flpfO1 liHI fjll mm ••••• BJBB»B^*sieBBB| .10) MMOf OJNNMI •fflClOi IWfjIw" aWAatshak BasBlJa«jaa •fasael VTVIneTf lipjWW« ajfaH shSBsfagsjsaeB. if-f IslkMf Y-M* 0 BOOFINO ( VtfpBJ BJBBBBBjWejaaat BfWfjBB^ BnBJBBjai WWW * FAINTING <• CARPENTRV 1 ^•WAVTEST . teMlnwaMy aravoef y slaSaiejeBi Bsa^SBBasBBd SalaaaBsa BmvBss**? ttBaaaaaT • NEW BATMBOOMS t» KITCHEN CABINETS tWf0s>*pOT*flJ0MOH Wy WtWItVipj OJIft* Marswy't fwmwt »t-mms leajM O BOOM ADDITIONS -a- a-*At- _4 — tMsMk.BhsmMaaSmV IBMBL e EXTENSIONS '» PORCH ENCLOStBKS <• DORMEM Ja^OJBlOjfOOJ OJVOHOJITIJ' tVtJSJP/ BBBn ajf BJ f^rBM BJBJWaaaaasa; rsTWe 0 EXPANSION ATTICS *• GARAGES 1• MA8ONBY •WAV CHOICE ! hr «*e drive of yew W*r Mer*»ry effen) ye» S • FLOOK * WALL TILlNf. i• HKATINO < > ELECTRICAL WOBK «n>le dteit* M dteendeble iKstfem. Men.O*Melk Drive, Ike new (lejakf, lk, siofe *eklenl ewO »Te(Kh.0-MemiO»w. amvaniniil ""Wfw «...».—.t t " ri— •- . *r^*r*ee4ler^e«e«we*e»«.TI(^'t*lt**ll^-**te«er^ordl [y|onmouth fonstruction fo. ENGLISH MOTORS 34-14 Maplt Phont M 6-4543 R90 Bonk, Now OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS OCfOMH tl« lift Ta* aaraaw *f tM *i«v kt te «V tha aong tu learned aad enjoyed. portance aa they were repeated to To Give Orpui fCHOOt N«W$ *•!*»> aa aattraat ta raadiag gaad A copy at th« second letter whieh tha elaaa. The witneaae* told what literatar* aad to d***laa> aeiaa and wa* ree?ive4 by Mi** Lafetra fel- they had aeen and hoard. Often Recital Sunday tha «••* af gaad Eagliah ia preaeat- lowi: they did not agree. The children Mia* Aaa Maria Meiatr af Trca- Iag what ha* beca read. The fol- KM 8. Highland, seemed to realize that unless you j taa State T«*ea«ne eall*(* tt daiag knriag aSVter* wcr* elected: Karen Fullertoa, Cal. are very aure of whtt you ara t.tll- HaCa praaiaeat, Barbara Bawey Sept. XT, 1»M. inr, you cannot truthfully rrpftt _ M« ahateaaaaUr a* M. bar practice tcaehiac la grada aae Dear Mi«t Lafetra: O*arg*'e-«y-the-River, will ha wtta Mia* Vera Heaaeatey. ard. heard tattr at »:W a. BL ia tha treasurer, and Mlcha»l Oreeawali I like the tcng you and your dan The result of thia activity WSJ im- Ta* accaad grade teak • aralk pragraai chainaaa. wrote about "Cowboy Ten." I think •rat a* * «*ri*a af Sv* argaa it- Ttaaday around tha aeighaataead it (a very good. portant to the development of the dUla alaaa*l atirlag W14M1. to aaaarve tk* fall Sawera ia tha Ta* l*H-aS achaat aafety patrol I forgot to introduce myaelf. t children'e a^nne of justice. Every- gardaaa. During their walk they la eaapoacd af tha faUseriag 12 am Connie Guerrero. I Juat lov* one had a rh»nc» to eiprnm hii ATTMWV AT LAW a* • * •ajatrvad typ«t at tret* a*4 Wave* dbtaibara af tha aiatk grade elaaa: to ting the Bong you wrote. My opinion* »nd talk the affair ovr capteiaa, Jaaa Daring aad Rich- rlajsmatc* love it, too. We ting with hia classmntcs. M **•»* St. •• d ta* geacral apacaraac* tt tr ls gdaata daring autitaw chaagca. ard Gray; pa * < Diana Garruto, "Cowboy Ten" at muaie time. •the group Horned *-ptt natiftfiott Ta* fourth grade we* *a iaapircd Carol Aaa Ikh, Patricia Squire, Pirate writ* to me. with the outrom". This tPacher Is kr taa Sower aba* apa a—red by Lyaa Wilaaa. Barry Ayr**, Beae- Toil re truly, quite aure that the neat occurrence U* Oakland atreet F.T.A., aad «ta- datte Cavlglia, Teddy Daremu*. Coanle Guerrero. of thin nature will r.ot b» *o import- «ar ta* direetioa af Mia* AbM* Richard riaclll, Mark Oreaawald ant to the children. They tre not Btrlcklaad, art *ua«rWaor, that aad Stuart Werner. ao anxioun to toll about other peo- Haaattatiuan' **i>ra«atBti«e *< they decided ta leara a pweaj by The pupila ara aa duty at Sve The aecond grail* haa a dally ple's affaire. After talking It over turn . Suraa •larcaatte Oaylord Chute entitled different timea during the day, and schedule, planned by lha teachera, the children are ready to go on "Oaideaiag." They were aa happy ara doing a an* J*a ia laabiag af- giving • aftort tin* every morning without firhtina; and quarreling. TCUPMONUI K t-ams t* a*»* leaaaed it they decided te ter the aafety af taa key* and girl* to the exchange *f Ideaa and re- W M AIM. M «-•»•» •at M te muaie aader tha guMaaca goiag ta aad fraaa acaaal. porta »f Important event* which •f Mia* Jane Lafetra, mvuU *u- KATMERIKK KEIXr RNOACKB AM) * Several yeam aga ta* Bfth grade ara deaigned to giv* tha children Iff gtrvkiar. Her Huaic atudeat, Mi** claa*, with th* help af their teach- an opportunity to ttprefi thoae MONMOUTH BEACH- Mr. and Buhara Pierce (real Treatoa Stata •r, Mia* Lai* Ragera, aad tha thing* la which their interest i* Mv». Gerard J. Krlly of River »ve. Taacaar* college, recorded the •taaie *upervia*r, Mai* B. Jana La- greatp*t. anaoune* the engagement of their tana* at they were *uag. fraat tha Ma, created a aaa aatitted "Cow- During thia period the ehtldrta daughter, Mif* Katherinc Anns STehiUrea caatribuUagta tka caca- boy Tec" la carnlatlM with a ae- decided that any disturbance or Kelly, to Frank Bianchflrld Heller, ajaaltlaa the fallowing war* tha eiai atudiea unit aa "Tka Weatwar* trouble an the playground, which aon af Mr. and Mr«. Frank .1. Heller Mat Mr*** Broad M. aUllrnarf Craaalng •aal campoaert. Betty PalPra, Maveawat In Aaterica." Since that wa* cau*ed by (omaon* in their of Scarfdale, N. Y. Mies Roily at- MW WK urs INMNUNCS Jaay Soviero, Judy Long, Freddy tiau th* **ag ha* beca aubliahad raam, should be discussed and tak- tended St. Angela Hall academy WlkaaT and Chriitina Sutoagel*. gf fnwM AM. ia th* Muaic HartMM baoka, a en care of by their claa* and their and Marymount college. Mr. Heller •aria* af atiwie kaaka for the up- teacher. The Srct cue af discipline attended tha Harvey achoo! and N. J. M ••***« Taa Sfth grUa haa argaalaed It* library Book club. Tha club per eleateatary grade*. Tw* letter* wai Intereatlng. The principal* in Georgetown university. He In a will awet once a wetk t* *h*re have btea received fraaa auail* liv- the case gave their version of the member of the Scariilale Golf and ing la tha Weet In wka** athoela affair. The stories lost their Im- the Weatchestor Country rliihu. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER FARMM, UIRECQUE, partry. atarle*. book* aad alaya. CANZ0NA4C0MM Tha program will lacludc th« f*l- COUNMLOU AT tAW lowiag number •: "Toccata **4 • wallas* M. S*i Baah fugita in D Minor" asd "Sae*a Th**d*« D. r«HM SdaMiad J. Caaeea* May Safely Qraie," by J. I. Back! Theedere I. UkNt«iM "AUegra Vivmea," "Air," "Hare- IMea r. Ce»»e TkMiM I. taW •la*" aadl "Allegr* Mantra" fraa* Our' Proscription Beh.it U. MeMa WIHIta B. Mr, Jr. th* Water Muaic auita, ay H*a4al; Akraaeai 1. lager -Chorale ia B Miner" »/ Catar Department «*aa Warm. jr. J«kn O. 0TMM •"ranch, "Legend*," "Bercauaa" ana* Race* SatueMere "Carillon" from "Twaaty-fayr Cerriai « Complete) Kacaa ta rraa Myl*,n by Ueuti Varna; "Lar(o" fr«m tha "Naw Lin* of Froth Drugs. QUOIN, DOREMUS, McCUE Warl«" aymphony by Dvarak; '•The FliaTbt or tha Bunbla Baa" fcy And Pharmaceuticals A RUSSELL Rimiky-Karatkov, "I Am Daik CeUNMUM AT LAW But Comaly" an< "Cortaga at Uta- WattBeM BaUdleg Had Seat ale," by atuecl Duara. naaaa f. Daraaua . VlM*a<;J. MeCu* Mr. Tbama*, wha NM ta M. Oaarca'a la Juna, 1H0, «»va hit flnt public recital at tha an af It on tha great organ of tha Cath« With Crystalline) B-12 dral of St. John tha DiviM III JAMES F. 8MTH Naw York city. During tha aaat S AUMOSSCTSUT yaar ha hat given tea inea raci- Ula at St. Qaorge'a an4 athar THYAVALS 3" •EAWMa EXAMINATIONS churehM la tha county. Htearlig Aide—Awttttrlw- Setfrle* Mr. Thomaa w»a orgta aceam- Urao Sin 5.95 ttene la* Bask •••tit •anlit far oratorio, Handal'i "Mai* d. Palf Havea, N »lah," rendered laat January by tha Monntouth Civie choma. Ma can be heard avery Sunday fraa T JO t« t ». m. an station WJUC, It's SHERMAN'S Aibury Pnrk, in a program from St. Oeorga'i church. For Slip Coven SI-«AUM and Draperies County Engineers Hear of New Tnrapilu KATONTOWN-MUnton C. Fun*, chief eonatructlon ensineer for tha New Jeraey Turnpike- authority, wai the apeaker at tha recent din- ner meeting or the Monmouth- Ocean chapter, Society of Profet- aional Engineer* and Land Survey- or* at Cryatal Brook Farm MR. The speaker told of tha work hi- ing done in the new atate turnpike and of hie experience In building tha Pcnnaylvanla turnpike aeveral yean ago. There were IS member* pretent. STEIYCA i Oeorgs C. Jorgenien prctldent, re- CAU HE S**tt» ported that John Ernett ha* bean r*r She* at Haaw Servk* , appointed auiatant Ocean county ire* engineer. Leo K, McKee, Red Bank, •aid that tha engineer*' architect! committee ha* prepared a eode ef ethica for each profeailon, to be JELLYI •ubmltted for approval at tha nett i atate board meeting. The chapter | will obierve tadiej' night Nov. T. I Asia producei more than W par cent of the world'* rice. SHAVING BIRTHDAY CANDY CARNIVAU ITENICt TMSYMr

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*»• t*«* B§ rerttas *r* ton EdKer as* 'teen-agers, tbeueelvee, should join with the To tSo aVUtaf! Joseph Oschvald'a aww theater Th* Twntaaj of th* Bad Bank form*ace* at Cok* Neck aad CU* aa lieaaaoutk *t. wae nearly com- JAW* S. NOGAW. adults in teaching their classmates about Fro* PKbtk Library are grateful ta Cooever, daughter of Chryaeeaci pletion, aad ia wa* expected 'he H. MAROLt* KELLY, the terrible physical dangers contained in M th* BOW bouad volttm* of Coaover, wa* voted th* prettioat Srst show would •* given during K Rod Bank RMMII that you baby; Oeorg* Crawford wa* voted the Srat week of November. Wal- w. BUBBV he drug habit. These youngsters were ask- gave tho Ubraty. ffei* volume of the lasiest man; Cfcerlo* Stroag ter O. Reads cigaed a long-term *JSaS BCS(t4 _____ . tha adttaaa* of the Sr*t eia moatha th* ao*all**t maa aad Charlas Mat- lease fsr the aew theater and Mor- _l ffor typographic*! errori" in «dnrt!*MMaU. »uf »i]l re- ng for a chance to join in a jjro» ii-up clean- thews tb* biggest liar. Mr*. Fred print that part cf an a-v«nif._>tnt la vaic* ta* trpo*rs_ai. of ION will, we know, prove a* val- rl* H. Jack* wse aaaaager. The Mi -"or occur-. Adreruicrt «ill »la*aa aatlfr tat •!*!•! up campaign. They thought they were closer uable a book of reference at an tht Luther woa • silver dish far driv- aew mavle house was to have a mnt i-__»di»t-l. of «nr wror -kick Bar occur. other veilvmea save noesu iag few aatls law « block of wood •eating capacity af 1,000. han anyone else to the active situation, sad We waat to tkaak you for your quicker thaa aay one elss, aad R*4> |-ets-attsra *a4I Sue-e•.S-crlk.ri . la »t.i_tioa Prices i» »e»-nc». 0**> sate It.**! *V| It would benefit any school or charefe Floreace R. Krldet, iag aad Lota aateeaatioa were •onibi. 12.00: tarat B.atb.. ll.lt; air.fl. MM. 7 -tall. or local government to make use of 'teen Joha Lafb«rr*» was injured Harry O. Dtrdea, Thaasat Cook, lamed W..a., antarad a* *-e«*t Claaa Sewer at Ik* Pest- while teariagi dowa ta* oLeds U Newtoa Oeremus, Stewart Cook, ntelligence. Certainly interested groups the rear of the Sbtridaa betel t* Charle* R. Engliah, O. M. Parry. •ffiu at R«d Bank, M. V, und» tka Aet af Marc* I. lilt. auk* ream for bowling alley*. could he organised who could learn about Ralph B» Wtltoa aad William V. THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, »»1 Waea a* removed a Mpport th* Smith. dangerous social habits including drag ad- •tied e*Uap**d oa top of his*, cam- tag bad braiaes. Member* of Liberty Br* company diction and pass what they learn oa to their who tosh part la the dfth aaauai Fir»,Ai*4,AI.YsejOwn Mia* Margaret an, da«gktor af Sre eempaay celebrattoa at Phil*, classmates, iurely there should be a wider la New Jonoy or* Earn* aad Charles Boa etf Ocoeaic, •ow doop lata • rfrckock •f tai we* married t* Fraaei* Oliver JeC- delphla were Fred OIH, U«i* Hea- How valuable ic jour family, jO'it ho opportunity for youth to make Itself heard. la thoir munici. rey, o*a of Emili* aad Chart** J*aV dricks, Fred WlllatM, Ashley Sher- jour poMewioni? Do you really ears vhat Rome things these 'teenagers want are pslttlos. " rey, also of Oceanic. Tb* **rim*ay maa, Harold B. All**, Aloes* Do- Chapter US of ta* Laws of IBM was perforsMd by Rev. J. W. tf ich- wltt, Leater Ceaover aad Jteob faappem to them? worth listening to, others worth fighting for. rotulros weal aasatsor* throughout elioa at ta* Oceanic Methodiot Certainly those are questions that fo ta* State to chock th* continued church. Deaal* Oaraey M HelaUel was beyond adequate answrrs. Of course, they validity of tat aKomptioa*. MOM at Mia* Bertha Mlrby, daughter of eeaflaed to hi* heat* with a br*kea which wan granUd many years W. M. Kirby «f U>ng Branch, be- arm, which was th* result of are er.r.vtljiiig. What elite is left? Praise for Garde* CWh Forme pr**ertb«d by the State came the bride of Taoma* Charlea ertnklag hie awtoatebUe. Treasure>rr bavo botn lubmltted by Sherman, *on of H. B. Shermaa of Mr. and Mr*. Edgar Schenck ef Thii it just a reminder that fliw la with- The Fair Haven Garden club has housewife to read. Thla ia a stoeo to th* owners of the *am* place. Rev. K H- P, Holmdel aalled for Honolulu, where out mercy. And, the experts tell Ba, JOB,Initiated a particularly worthy year-round of mirror work. Though tha houaa. affected property. They must be re- Roche performed th* ceremony at they would make their home with wife payt a redueed price par pound turned prior to Oct. 1. Similar in- the reotory of St. Jam**) church, their son, Rev. Norman Behenck. the average roi.lent, are the greatest cause project which is deserving of praise. Mem- Editorial Views for a rib roait. the OPS epteiSca- formation also must be supplied Long Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Joha R. Snedtker of tire. It also i* elenr that fire CUB he pre- bers there will make special floral arrange- tlona for trim make her pay mare, in th* east of new applications for William Riddle, whewa* employed returned to tni* horn* at Atlantic vented, iu almost every case, Protcctloa la on Safeway Afuret, tha* «he need eiomptia*. PertaMl property and In Deremui Bros' store, was rld- Highlands after a •'« months' au- Bwnta to be placed at soldiers' bedsides at Of Other Papers to for tha #ame amount of food, vateraaa* eitmpttoa* ara not sub- ng hi* bieycle aerott the railroad tomobile trtp whleh took them relatively simple, Fort Monmouth station hospital. eatable meat. Tha rump roaet gyp ject ta the cheek. track when the pedal caught la the acres* country. MtXOACK |N TALK, raACTKE ia a variation. What uted to ba Bom* idea of bow tan memptiont rail and he was threw* off hi* E. M. Swlngel of Wast Long Rubbish, tltete authorities say, la the It long has been established that proper aoid for a rump roaat at rump- wheel. greatest cause of (Ire in the home—tra«h» Safewey Store* Ma mad* • study roart. {trices MW mutt have tha bast hav* Increased over the year* It Branch purchased the BaVeere dairy outside Interest given a patient aids in •f it* MfwrlMic* la btef retailing part of It diced off and aold sep- provided In tho Ittett edition of A football team was orgtalatd farm af Howard N. Tiadall, star wort li less collections of stored odd! and •edlcal care. This Is true In hospital* for «Mir OPB rcgulattea*. TIM pub- arately tt much highar reuad-ateak "Financial Statistic* of New Jersey at Little Silver and »at looking for ScobtyvUle, fer 180,000. ends in basements and attics that M lithed results M*M unlibt val- price*. Tha houaewife paya less per MunleipaiHI**." jw*t published by challengers from team In the 1S> Joha Schwlnd wa* building a civilians and more especially In Army hos- uable; Safe way a experience in pound, but seta poorer meat, and th* N*w Jersey Taxpayers Aetocia- year group and IW-pound class. house for hi* *wn oeeupaney at the will be uteil again, Get rid of tht staff. pitals. The young soldier who is fsr away m*at retailing i« larg* and coven If the wants th* better part ale* tlon. Tkl* lltta tout tax exempt The team waa comprleed of Ken- corner ef Orange eve, and Cooney many parts of tht eowtry; It op- haa to pay much more far It than property throughout th* State In neth Parker, Hal Parker, Mil* ter., Fair Haven, There arc some other "don'ts:" from home Is bound to experience an 1M1 at •MM.MLMl-nearly a bil- Kemp, Clark Kama, O**rg* Worth- erate* 1,9M food stores with meat tha pound price «*ed to be for the ley, Maynard Lake, Oeerg* White, Th* old Headrickaoa houae at Don't use faulty electrical appliances amount of "homesickness" which, coupled departments ia SI state* and the combined cut. lion and a half dollar*. Thti is an Fair Htvsa wa* to b* moved from Increase of nearly M million dol- Scott Conover, Morrl* Lake, P. Ry- or worn extension cords. Don't atari off the District of Columbia, serving, it all Conover and Fred Moor*. it* location e* Ollleapl* av*. to the with an illness, could prove to lie serious. as)rt> teSM 11,000,000 coMumarf, Summed up, Saftway'a aenclu- lars sine* last year. It represent* river shore. The house was owned winter with a dirty furnace or woru out By "saying it with flower*,"th e Fair Haven Thaugh Saftway'a builnaa* may be •lona on the affect of OPS regula- nearly one-dfth of all the property Mia* Elittbetb Peare* af Long by Mrs, Robert Cutting Lawrence, heat ducts. Don't try to do your own dry mort *tan««r«lM« this that •! tion arc The gradual dlaappea* valued for tas pvrptMs throughout Branch rode her bkyele t* th* The Straus eotipany, one of th* Garden club members are doing a neces- anee of tha more popular cute. Tho th* Stato, Highland* to witnett th* yacht eldest business flrmt at Red Bank, Saaar IMlvMtwl nttli btitchm, th» race from the Lightbouae bill. Ia cleaning Indoors. Don't try to "quick dry sary, humane work. We wish them success MMluilonll a it 44>aw> t ((ra m Itt s t y dlatlnct poMibllity of black mar* On a e*u«ty-by<*unty baala, tax observed it* KHh anniversary with ket*. Suhatafitlal dlfflcuUle* In buy* •xemptlon* Incroaoed thla year in riding down the steep hill near a week-long sal*. clothing near the store. in the program. appear to M repreaentatlve «( what th* Highlands railroad atotioa ah* •mat b* going •• ia tha butcher ing meat through regular channels all but Bvo aonatlos-Atlantlc. Cape Th* WMddliff of Miaj Oeraldin* Remember, happinesa la a reward of of supply at the theoretical eelllag May, Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean. lost control of her wheel end was Thompsoa, daughter of Lewi* fl. price*. A greater deterioration t*j Percentage of esompt property u thrown. She wa* badly braked and Thompwn ef Brookdala farm at aafety and aafety la born of caution. Don't Naturally BftfeweVt rtttft has s trimming praetleee. Higher actual oomparod wrtk total valuation* rendered uneoaetlou*. * Uaeraftt, aad Hewell yonOarblg of let nre bring you disaster. F.ttiag Honor •MS 4MI to say *W the •f*ei*> coat* ta consumers. ranged from a high of M.1 per cent Oeorg* W. Klaaey, a vegetable Mew York took place at at Merrill H. Thompson, Speaker of the BTMS imp**** M tht retiller by —San Francisco Chronicle ta MMdlasas oomrt* to a low of dealer at Port Moameuth, wen a Oeorge't chapel at New York City. the OPS regulatlMi. Thtaa are S.4 par COM W SalMS aounty. horse which was ehaaeed off by Or. Lagely atttadtd, it raaked as one pretty much M we «*Krlbea them Assembly, certainly had his incumbents at . . jorty «• Monmouth Frank Emmoa* of Sta Bright Th* ef the autataadlng ***lal evtat* of Uritrtliip Worth Following •a this Hfft M May tt, an* m«ay KOBE KJUPBNSIVC MOTOMMO chance cott Mr. Klaaey M cento th* seaaos ai Ntw York city. heart when he took on the post of Acting af them, as we teW In that former ity thlt yoar It valued by as- and he sold tht hort* (or 1100. In the recently announced hightr tro at MI.SN,tTS. Thla repre- Mrs. Ana Whlttlagtoa dltd *ud- New Shrewsbury s broad planning pro- Governor last week. He lost little time In eaiterlaJ, art Impoeitlona •• the automobile liability Insurance ratas, a*ata ISA per eetrt of all at**a*td Mrs. 8. Gabriel aad Mr*. R. Wat- gram illustrate* the certainty that • small customer at wall ai on thu ratall car owner* art paying for three ten of Wallace it. were turprited denly at th* bom* af her daughter, transferring stata highway funda so that bateher. But these are not tha tub- thint-t. proptHy valtios ia the tounty. Mr*. Nicholas Clay of Shrewsbury but forward-looking municipality can do By rosjulrlag annual check* of by a visit from a number of frl*nd* ave. Bh* VM TS year* eld and had badly needed widening work can be done Jeete of our particular Interaat here. They are paying for the fait, bad continued UM of th* property and from Red Bank, Long Branch aad What we an* specially ilumlwtinf driving which ha* brought about Asbury Park. Daring the evening been ia appartat la good health up much to protect the valuation of a wholt highway 35 in Monmouth county. an Inertue of tt per ceat la acci- ^validity of taa aaamptioa* granted, until her pasting. la Safeway t tapert an tha |ypa th* Leglatatur* oipeets to provide Mil* Elsie Megill sang aeveral at- inter-municipal section. It also offera o_ workes by OPS regulatlaiu on tha dent* during the pert year, and a SI lection* and Miai Floreac* Brad- Mil* Kathryya Couloo of WcaUld* Taking office as acting governor, Mr. r cent inertate la retultsat Iv unlferm pr**«duro la tho claiming ava. t t th h f data in neighboring towns, including Bad eeniumer. tha party tha OPB effort lurii of osomptloa aa wall at to protect ley gave a recitation. gave a party at the horn* of Thompson becomes one of the few Speakers li Mippofed t* protect William Henry Bridle, sea of her paratpartatt,, MrM . aad Mrs. J. PP. Bank, the opportunity to cooperate. Motorists th*m»*lvai, if they taxpayers from any poaslbl* lllep.it Coutoa ef NorwooNd d av«, LoaL g ever to hold that post. We think It a Atting One at tht most tbvUme lUftas would, could do something about aatwaaeo of enemptian*. France* aad William A. Brtdl* of Branch, aad th* highlight af (he Proceeding witb a study both of jester- honor for Monmouth's senior ssscmblytmn, work* «i tha houeewlfe to her this. Naveilnk, dl*d of a bronchial ail- evening was a Charleston contest lass Is la tha tMaer-prlcIng af tome Secondly car owner* ar* paylag ment in hi* tOth year. For sty- which wa* won by Dolores Whits day'a conditions and a forecaat reaching one which will serve aa a valedictory for of tha store popular cute af beef for that general laBattoa whleh OWN BTAWmCS ma! years he worked with bis make* wage* lott and the coat of father In the Mavtsink greenhouse*. and William Flrtb. Oueatt included yean ahead, the planning gradually la being bis years of service. Not a candidate for as4 tha overpricing at aome t«ai recovtry treat Injurlet higher. Usatloa and Mlasea Margaret aad Muriel Supp, oMlrBbla. (Thla was apparent from oapoadltur* pattern* are traced in Jamt* H. McGregor, a termer Mae Predator*, Marloa Dleta and molded into a pattern. Both the planning re-election, Mr, Thompson relinquishes his Motorists th*m**lv** eta d* little tka MM adltwa M Tlnaaelil Sta- tha beginning on eursory examina- about thlt, raecpt In tbtlr seatral resident of Fair Haven, died at Virginia Chatty, Joha Strode, Ro- board and mayor and council are engaged office Jsn. 1. In praising him for the new tion of tha priee-control tchtdulca.) role of cltistn*. in which they tittle* of New J*r**y Mualcipall- New York ia hlo 74th year. At oa* land Raver, Cedrick Ryder, Ralph In the development of a reallatle maater Safeway ehargea—and it Mem* should realit- that Inflation I* aever tlti." time Mr. McOregor purchased th* Kendall, Leonard Oompton, Charlet est honor, we also wish to thank him for e-that thla waa aoae a one-way atrett, but a proeet* Hlghllghtlag tko report It the Bennett and Little properties at Ackley and Ernest Bailey of Red plan. None of the offlclala indicate they remembering what haa long been a necessity. Ubarately at hokum to mtke the which alway* take* awav a* much dlsekMuro that adopted budget* of Fair Haven, an whleh ho built a Bank. Mitt Vivian White of Long publle thlnh IU beef price* had bean at It give*, or mor*. th* itato's SST munlcipalltUi thu largo reeldtnct for hi* owa eeeu- Braaeh ant Mr. aad Mrs. Robert are willing to be rushed into a miatake. est irutleally, white overlooking Thirdly, ear owner* ar* paying poor aggregat* 101,01101, or ma^ paaey. retUt tor the new trend la ear detign. ry a half billion dolalra. The New Shrewsbury plan baa tit* ail tha raialns at tome of them, The Th* day* when a dent la th* fender A aurprli* visit was tendered Mrs. Alva J. lYoyts. who waa employed of attracting new inreitmenta, residential, Employ the Hoadknpposl fact it, aa Safeway polntt out, there was a dent la th* fender have (ton*. Total oapendlture* reported by Jameo L. Prlco of Broad at la eel*- by the Red Bank Paper eoarpaay, an not enough of the more dealr- The type of accident which used t* the muatoipalltl**, including pay- bratioa of her birthday. Among the died at Long Branch hospital fol- businesa and, perhaps, industrial, to build Have you ever heard that a broken piece able cut* to go around; eonuquent- be a minor mlthap. requiring tb* meats for school aad county taxea, gutit* were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel lowing 4 stoaweh operation. He ly tha houMwlf a haa to buy tha oth- expenditure of a ttw dollar*, has MM from approalmately SM mil- W. White, Mr* William J. Dolg, up the community and its tax structure. of steel, properly welded, Is stronger at the ers and pay to* much for them, now beeomt a matter ef hundreds wa* M years old and was sur- of dollar*. ThU la because the lion dollars Is ISIS to 41SH million Mrs. Jam** Throekmorton, Jr» vived by a sister, Mrs. Maurlet It has the policy that growth should keep seam than at any other section? Have you •samples cited by Safeway ara tha fender Itself Is now a .art of the dollars In IPS*, to 4MH mlllon dot- Mia* Clara Cooper, Mitt.Barah Mc- Healy of Rumton. artlBeiaUy low celllngt on rump lars ia Joao. body awetp of the oar, contain* th* carty and Jamet Brows of Red Burton T. Dortmut, *oa of New- each part a good neighbor for its adjoining ever considered that the aame may be equal- and rib roatta, which, tt says, ara light*, and becaut* grtltw.rk, when Property tous Jevtod throughout Bank, and Mis. Cora M. Stuck*, tiadtiyrlced from • tt 14 eanta a It Is damaged, I* vtry espoMlvo to ton T. Soremw, aad Carl B. Roe*, sections, and to keep the junctlona of the ly true of people? th* etato toss from approximately Mr. and Mre. Frank Prica aad •oa of A. O. Roto, rented a Soar pound In various areai; on tha oth- replace. SW mUUoa dollars la IBM to SM James Price of Shrewsbury. borough In harmony with thoae of aurround- This is National Employ the Hsndt er hand, brlakat overpriced from IS la th* Y.M.CA. building on Moa-, The accident repair laduttry, with mlUloa dollars la 1N0, to nearly While carting scenery from th* mouth it and planned to open a Ing municipalities. The ambition la to have to SI cente a pound. Tha contrast th* advtnt of th* prtttnt design of SM million la list capped week. Let's look at it this way: la even ttroagtr between brisket at ear, hat become a mater Industry, itation to the opera houae for tha dance ctatne te bo known aa "La every property owner's holdlnga protected While roatctlag a substantial de- Peck'* Bad Boy company, How- Bon Temp**." We've got a terrific job ahead. There's the an OPS prlee of Tt eanta a pound and It 1* financed largely out of lia- Clint for the period from 1M0 to In securely toned and patterned locations, and tha mort deelrableehuck blade bility iniuranc* premium*. ard Champlln of Red Bank w*a Mr. and Mr*. Walter R. Walling defense program. There's more civilian roast at 73 eenU a pound. Normal- Whether the motorist* could or 1040, gros* debt root S» million dot- thrown to th* ground when th* of Chaptl Hill motored to Yonk- safe from inappropriate use of nearby land. business than ever waa expected. There's ly, tuyt Saftway, if a ehuek blade would ehoott to try to do something Ian m 1SS0 to a total of atarly SH wagon wheel caught la the trolley ert with Mr. and Mrs. William M. roast told at TS cants a pound, bris- about this w* don't know. We illllon dollar*. track at West and Monmouth ate. Robert*, also ef Chapol Hill, ta One idea ia to have all pay a fair ahare, but thould think, however, that no mat- Tht it-pagt bookltt, publlthed Although the wheat* of th* wagon America to fake care of. And, brother, that ket should tell at 48 eenU a pound. ter how much thev may Ilk* th* celebration of th* latter couple's only a fair share of local taxes. means work. . Claytwt of Uttl* Silver as well as in the nation in general. capped person who is ready to make work and thut play Into the handt of tha WetUrn Union'* scrapping of tha Taspayors today aro rottiv*— of Mist Esther Todd of Atlantic dltd at Loag Branch hospital, black market Tha houttwlfe. who minimum 10-word telegram, In fa- nr* so than ever before Highland*, who was convalescing wh*r* h* bad been a patient bat Certainly what ia going on in New defeat the handicap can be a strong link can't get them, or can't say tht vor of tha higher-priced W-word Feeling tht brunt of rapidly In- from Injurlta reeelved •while at four days. His flv* aurvlvlng chil- Shrewsbury should give inspiration to offi- on any employer's team. The man or woman black market prices, then hat to telegram, put* it squarely up to creasing taxation th*y want to New York, dren war* Mrs. Myrtle B. Hemb- pay too much for tha cute the can talegram sender*. What ars they know whore tho ssoaoy's folnf. llag of LitUe Silver, Mrs. Pearl E. cials of other towns, especially those that who has had to fight a physical defect Is get going to u** tho** flv* new words Th*y roeegmlaa tht national Mist Edith Sayrt, daughter of Ralph ef Red Bank, Leonard Clay- for—Information, or affection? danger waea gov*mm*nt takea Dr. J. E. Sayre of Broad at, waa tea of Rumten, Oeorg* Clayton, border upon this borough. Yet, though the just thst much better prepared to light for attending (ehool at Waohlngtoa, Another gyp on- tha housewife it Heretofore, th* 10-word telegram too much «f th* aatlonal income. Jr., of Uncroft aad Laland Clayton cbance was offered and asked for, there has personal success if given a chance. That produced by the OPS regulation* a* They're watching "tak* home" pay. D. C. ef Bngllthtowa. haa bean divided a* follow*: Jacob D*genrlng aad family of been no real effort made toward inter- to the trimming of certain cuts. The For Information, t words. Wh*r*. aay* th* taxpayer, ia the Oeorg* Taylor was ea the mound fight can mean profit for any boss. T-bone attak Is a good example. UmltT With eontrota being imposed Front at. returned horn* after for th* Red Bank Rambler1* base- For affection, 1 word. •pending two week* In New York municipal planning. A chain can be only That fight can increase the strength of Safeway'* customary trim of «ur- It reiultad ta tomethlng on the upon wage* and ptieas, why not a ball team when they defeated the plu* bone and fat, the euatomtr ceiling «B spending by govern- itate. Fair Ham nln* by tha teort of as strong as its weakeat link. If this county our nstion. order of: In charge of th* rummag* sale paying only for the meat wrapped ARRIVED SAFELY PLEASE ment? three to nothing. is to have the most prosperous future pos- up, |* not permitted by the regula- being conducted by the women of Victor Hembllng of Shrewsbury Juat remember this, the handicapped SEND TOPCOAT AS WEATHER Therefor*, toxpaytrt want econ- Trinity church were Mrs. Harry sible, then there must be more co-operation tion*. The price par pound has been CHILLY HERE LOVE. omy, and Increasingly they are ave. wai recuperating from In- can work well as long as their defect reduced, but tht houMwIfa ha* to willing to work for It. They recog- Finch, Mrs, Thtooort 81ckl**,«Mn. juries reeelved a short time prev- pay that price for tha uielett bone The question now squarely be- John Garrison, Mr*. Stmuri Cul- between its local authorities. And that it doesn't cause a job risk and the job doesn't fore Western Union's euitomer* la nise, too, thst th*lr effort* mutt be ious whllt doing earpantry work and fat which aha did not former- applied to wny l*vtl of govern- llngton, Mrt. Hoyt, Mrs. William T. at a Navttlnk houa*. something that cannot be put aside for some create a further physical danger. Neither ly have to buy. The coniequinc* whether, In the future, they are go- Corliea, Mr*. William A. Cole, Mrs. Ing to have more to *ay about tha ment This include* the county, Dr. and Mri. Harvey W. Young obscure tomorrow. la that ihe pays mote than before which while spending let* per Oheeseman, Mrt. Ellubeth Hend- risk occura often. Rather, be sure that when tor tha UMful meat In tha package. topcoat or more to say about love. nekton, Mrt. Harry Badaau, Miss of Broad it. «tr* on a three weeks' you hire the handicapped, you usually also It would be more practical, we capita than munlelpalltiei and Annie Conovtr aad Mitt Salltt Al- trip to California.- The aame thing applies to tht grant you, to add a phraat to th* school districts and the itate or tht lan. MIM Halm Ollbart of Oeetnport Teen Thought Is Kara employ loyalty. club sttak. OPS celling of ll.M a talegram setting forth where tha federal government, nevertheless I* took a position la the ofBct depart, pound la bated upon OPS trim, •Iphonlng nearly 1100 million year- Edgar Terhun* of Rod Bank, mtnt of th* Slgmund Eltntt fac- coat it to b* found. Thut: ly from the New Jer**y taxpayer*' who was employed by the Shor* A 'teen-agers' panel on the television which Includea almost half a pound ARRIVED SAFELY PLEASE of UMleia bone and fat which the pecketbook. Furthermore, county Electric company, purchased the O. Mr. and Mr*. Edward 8. Allalr* show "Mind Your Manners'* shows that "Where There's Smoke-" SEND TOPCOAT IT IS IN HALL •pending, Ilk* th* apandlng of oth- Philip Kuhl houie oa Monmouth housewife did not before have to CLOSET WEATHER TURNED of Reekltat pL and Mr. and Mr*. some mighty sharp and wholesome thinking pay for. A* Safeway flguret it, tha er government!, Is Increasing. it. for 18,000. Thsodor* P. Oortmus of Vltt*. pi. At many cities and towns throughout CHILLY HERE LOVE. Cornelius Reynold!, o. farmer OPa club ateak coating the houae- But think how much mort satis- So that tht taxpayer can exert were on a motor trip to Washing- runs through the minds of high school the country official* am working nrertlin. wifo W.ll, of which 82 centt I* for near Manatquan, MW aeveral boy* ton, D. C. factory it would b* to the recipient hit influence on thlt tptndlng th* leave their blcyclet along hit fane* youngsters. On it, six typical 'teen-agers the aurplut bone and fat, would, to get a telegram worded: A family gathering marked tha to see what can be done to eliminate smoke If trimmed in the ordinary way, New Jersey Taxpayer* aasoclation and go Into hit watormtlon patch. celebration of the birthday of Mrs. discuKH problems confronting their act to- ttud smog, Smog came in as a killer in one cost her M. evtn though »ht were ARRIVED SAFELY PLEASE ha* juat iatutd "Underttandlng the He cautiously appreaehed th* Oeorge W. Patterson, Br., ef Sunset day. They place an emphasis upon good charged at much a* 11.80 a pound SEND TOPCOAT WEATHER County Budget," another of a series wheel* and took possession of avt. Pennsylvania town a short time back. Inttead of the OPS celling price of TURNED CHILLY HERE I LOVE of practical aids toward better and them, feeling ha would keep them manner* and forthright personal conduct. YOU MADLY DESPERATELY at* costly govtrnmint. until the boys paid him for th* Jam** Manatllo waa ohoten man- Where dirty air exists there ulwa.vu is a fl.M. Thlt make* a prise Jlluttra- DARLING. ager and Peter Fingltor* coach of We were particularly interested to hear tlon of the deception In the OPS Thlt publication oopenp * the door watermelon* they had taken oa tth* bask*tbal| team being organ- danger to public henlth. For a conpie of celling price*; they teem to be leu The foregoing phraseology would to an understanding of county op- several vlilti to hi* patch. ised by th* Holy Name loclety of from these youngsters that they believe high on the printed achtdule, but for the alto carry th* flattering Implication erations, by outlining the county years we have told about the smoke and that th* recipient had enough William VanNest, who wa* em- Bt, Anthony's church. school Mtudents as much as parents and tame amount of uaablt meat they budget, where, Item by Item, art ployed by William Matthewt of Pottr DIPontI, local contractor, filth that spews out of railroad locomotive* take more money out of tht houae- sent* to look In th* hall closet for listed all of the different types of tha coat. Colt's Neck, waa badly Injured optntd a groctry and fruit atort at teaclDMH and law enforcement officers havstoppine g In and passing through town. In wlfe'i budget. expandltures that th* county make*. when h* collided with Ethan Fay, 241 Shrewsbury ave, with Frank the job and responsibility of beating down We do not presume to prejudge "Undtrattndlng th* County Bud- who was riding In th* opposite di- Egan In charge of the now enter- formed sources say this Is not necessary The retailer ia helpleu In the the question for future author* of get" ia,prepared for th* uae of th* rection, VanNeiUwai thrown from matter; he haa to follow tha OPS IB-word telegram*. prise. the narcotics truffle. All of them recognised that careful firing of the boilers between taipaytr who wl*htt to give great- hi* wheel and suffered a broken Mlu E, Dunham and MIIH Jennie trim If ha I* to come out tvtn at Our purpose la merely to point er expression to hit ability to eon- collarbone and a sprained wrlit, dniKH nit an evil. They blamed loose laws, stops eliminates in-town smoke. Our local the OPB celling prtct. out what the nature cf the dilem- trot the cost of county governmont Foster of Shrewsbury, who traveled The rump and rib routs ara ilm- Frank Thtll, who bought th* With • party of friends to Alaekn a inadmiuute |>iiiii»hineiit' for peddlers and government HIKMIIII not allow tlilt* iiuiHanui> ma I*, now that the five additional and to tha growing number of tax- Compton homestead property at •hort time previous, gavo a do- liar example!, Their celling prlcet word* can be tent as cheaply aa payer and other citlsen organisa- poor information about drug dangers fo to be continued, The public's intercut Is of were made to look upeclally attract- Belford a short time previous, was icrlptlon of .their trip befor* * 10. tion* that today aro carrying on bulkhMdlng tht crook where it ad mooting of tho Prcubyterlan Wom- a growing crop of young addicts. The opin ive on tho printed prlco Hutu the ayttemiito study of county opi'ia- more importance thuu tli. luiUoud'i. butcher mutt keep poatcd for the Mako the mott of them, joined hi* property and making a en'* Missionary tocloty at th* roa- St. Louis Poit-Dispatch tlont and finance, number of improvement* to tarn*. Idenct ef Ml** B, B. Valentin*. , MD HAW OOWMHMI ll# tiH k-aad thaa (at ta tha je. Prof, aad Mra. Gambia aad lira TIMOTHY tt HOUNIHAN •r ahcttanana af pwar heme. If their daughUra Aaaa and Aaita •CBMAJraaw itloTaUia Bordcii . tkara are atvacal mamaara af tha Monnouth DAR were weekend guests of Mr. and Contractor ami Builder IhKM family thay annul* already kaaw Mra. Sims. haw ta 4a thaaa tartage together ae Other guests wera (Me Wilson, WilbFiW By UBOKAUD that thay caa ha daaa la the ahert- Plaw Card Party • PBCIALIIINC IN JOBiING "Same" WikoaT, Elaine Matthew!, 0 VENETIAN Tha wW a/ Ed- State ChrtJ Pafa—a Director. Mrs. Edwia S. Close will fee Patrick Crelln, Clancy Boynton, ward J. Meraa af Red Bank aad (Me. t to a Striae). chairman af a card pat/* •"• f* Barbara Hague, Mury-Iice Gihlon, EHMbath, wha diad Stoat, it. waa Lynn Hoffmann, "Meg" Donnelly, tb*p-M'H«aa Swvice > I dw M I'm dM*m« aale Monmouth chapter, Daughter! ra.aa •• o-aaes tied far probaU last weak la tha Amerleaa Rcvolutioa, will hold Richard Doremus, Eileen Brenner, :a af Surrasata Datmaa Mc- Thureday afteraooa, Oet. 18, at Marianne McLean, Vincent Sovie- raddia. Ma willed $U» aach to bio A.-dMap n*t tat awtekly at the A.-Nevs saaall tredightiag ap- . tgaamirat , buekoU Westminster houaa aa Tower hill ro, Jr., Mrs. Kate Donnelly and C 4 K CONSTtUCTION CO. children, Mildred A. Kaofaa. Mary curb. Doa't Hack toteraactiaaj or an Hardlag rd. Tha food seto will Mrs. Linda WlUon. Maraa, Edward J. Moraa aad Wll- amcrgaacy drlvawaya, ttaugh. af aaad aad water, * etirrup p«mp at MOAO SHUT -arat aid hit, aaeklfcht aad hat-opea at »:M e'cleek. to be fol- GENERAL CONTRACTORS Maraa. The rest af tha Leave yaur keya la the aar and get lowed by tha card party, a dessert- estate fees to tha widow. tery radio, la tha ahelUr area yau haveacUcUd. bridge, at l.M o'clock. SaWa M. Bardea of Shrewsbury ChalraMB with Mn. Cleaa are who dmd Sept. it. left tatt far tha „ I'm dfMagf Miss Sara Boles aad Mlaa Harri-t GIVE YOUR RUG perpetual eara af the family ptst A.—TavH kaveUact fajtaad ea» A -Ha. la tha arat placa radla- Lewa. Tickets may be parchaaeii rMHWAV M II UN* WBTttAMMUt*). N. J. ~~ irewsbury Prsabytartaa church ardiaate y«ar aBaw—ate. It tiaa w a reUUvel* mlaar haaard. from Mrs. Cloae ar Mrs. frederlc aad (1MB for tha preaervaMoa af diviag tor the aaat ar aaarhaarda, Secaadly, tbaaa laatrumeata are ««- K. Adams. Mrs. Paul T. Ryder and A LONOIft Ll» the church. A sister, Ptorence Maa while yeahtag the aaMrgeacy brake peaalve, and caa feeaperate d well Mra. W. Hugh Ryder have charge Cabborly, af Long Branch will ra- at the aama time. by trained Uchaleiaaa aaly. Leave of tablee and deeoratione, and Miss eeivo ll,tt». Mrs. Charlas Francis • latest lam m a radiaUgieal maaKariag ta the peo- Elisabeth Wlrth, tailiea aad acore Berdea, af Shrewsbury aad Mra, ple wha have bcea trained far that pads. Ouenther af Summit type af work and get yaur lattruc- Serving on the general commit- aach will receive leM. -Tho driver wiU otop at tbi tee are Mra. Will Hammell, Mrs Trust funds of (2,600 each were aaareot earner aad let tha aaaaeag- Opnr«* Hess, Mrs. Minor B. Til- sat up for Helen Bardea Claae, era aut. O«t U tha Bearcat ahelter. ton, Miss Ruth Dtbben and Mrs. Dabarah McDowell Cleeo aad Aba- % jMmfJt I at aaakstB aaai G.L.F. William C. Wlrth, tha chapter fail Margaret Close. Ralph S. regent. Paaree af Red Bank will receive A—beak arouad you. Many bwhanfje I* Meet |},«ht. A U,6t» truat fund was set builaiBfa will ha designated aa MARLBORO—Patrsaa af tha Give WrtMay Party far up far Raymond Queatber, Jr. Ed'shelters. Oet ta thoae. Otherwise Marlbora exparatlve O. U T. Ser- ward Houalhaa af Shrewsbury far tha atreagast-laoklng vice will bald their annual masting Dan TaMrih Sims waa willed U.tfa), aa autamobila building aaar you. If paaslbls gat nest Tuesday at S p. m. la ths Sra- aad tha property aa Broad st ta tha aafsmsat, otherwise stay msa's hall. Tha meeting plans have Don Tahirih Sima. daughter af Ike removal of etrry harmful hit af duet aad dill what* ha ilves. Tha remainder af aear tha center af tha atntctura— keen aaaauaead by Philip Van- Mr. aad Mn. ntuart Urn et Larey i that luiury look, too! tha astate will he ehared by Praa- nnd keep out af Uao with the wla- Mater, ehalrmaa *f tho msmbar's pi., was seven years old Saturday, • RCA eia Reynolds Berdea af Shrews- dews. cammitua. aad the occasion wae observed at Unr s*w 19% { bury. Helen Lafetra Close af Red »-Wfc«tdB latent rmlamy The Urms af Osmmlttsomen Ed- a birthday party. Beside* usual Bank aad Margaret Emily Barden. gar Maghan and John C. Schaneh, party games, the children wsre A.-Tau abould already knew the given a large collection of vege- Harry R. Decker af Uttle Silver both of Preehold It. D. 1, ars ex- • DUMONT designated sbelUra aear your piring at thia time, and elections tables, which they fashioned into wha died Sept. 91, willed his es-home. If there are aaaa, make for dolU. tate ta Ms brother, WlaSeld E. will ha held ta ehaoaa their euc- NION LAUNDRY the baeemcat Immediately. It that ceasora. Members wha will remain Barbara Hague won Rrst prise Decker. MIMred Anderson of Rum- la Blled, stay M *ln#e to tha eenter for the butternut squash which I • UUNMHN0 . sut ITOtaM • MM «*O««VtM aoa, wha died Aug. M, willed her an tha committee are Charles Kil- of tho building, aa Mar tha ground martln and Prod Klein of rreehoM she dreised with vsitetable greeni • PHILCO eetata ta her husband. Ida Anna floor, as posalble. ta reprsient a character she named Sauaala af Part Monmouth, who R. D I, and Raymaad McDowell 9>~Wm* do I da> la my af Wlekatunk. "Ducky Long Nosa.'jr Sarann altnn diad Sept. It, willed 1100 ta Mm* sjart aaajada? was second with a dolrmade from friead, Ulian Conlfhia of Brook- The meeting will alaa Include re- quickly tura out all Sres in ports an O. U P.'a local and over- an eggplant, and Eileen Brenner •CKOSLEY lyn, and the rest af tha estate ta your fcauae—Sre plaeoe, stoves, waa third with her doll made of all oparatlans during tho past year. her daughters, Georgette Luey and gaa ranges, ate. ~ grapefruit. Richard Doremus' egg- Marguerite Sauaola. William M. Entertainment, prises and refreeh- plant, whleh he turned Into a Thompson of Middlotowa township, mrnts will fallow tho buMaaas "atrlped baas," waa Judged unique. wha diad May t, 1M0, aad William meeting. Morford af Nsw Monmouth, wha kava aa ail burner, tura it off. Turn Tha dolls were judged by Don's died Sept. 21, willed their estatea off all water faucets. Close your Chopin gave hla Srst eonetrt at uncle, W. S. Gamble who la profes- ta their widows. Matilda Winkier doors aad windows—but do not the age of nina. ear of art at Mlehlgsn SUta col- af Ksaasburg. who died Aug. 26, willed her estats ta her children, Aaaa Oeuld aad frank Wlnkler. Emilia Wagner af Matawan town- ship, wha died July It, willed MM BIG TRADE-IN la her slater, Johanna Millar. Tha rest af tha estate foot to a friend, GALA Ella a Hey! ALLOWANCE Aaguetu* B. Knight af Ocean Orore, father af Judga J. Edward Knight, left Mi sstatsto his widow. Ha diad Aug. It. Margaret W. ON YOUR OLD RADIO Barden af rarmlngdnlo, wha died Sept. 11, willed MM to each of her COLUMBUS DAY grandchildren. Tha ratt of tha at- OR TELEVISION SET UU win ha shared by her children, MIMred O. Barkalow. Ernest E. Barkalow, Ruth R. Mages, Jamss a Barden aad Margaret E. Oreea. CELEBRATION Floyd E. Smith af Belmar, wha BETTER diad Bast K willed Ma •slats to hla widow. George Mag III of Brad* lay Beach, wha died Sept. T, willed hi* oeUU to hla wlfo. Emaauel Teppar of Dsal, wha diad Sept. It, Friday and Saturday, Oet 12th & 13th HOUSEKEEPING willed that his eeUte form a trust, Income from which will go U hi widow. At her death, tho esUte will ha divided by his two children, II SUM TO DMVI IN HHDAY OR SATURDAY SHOP Robert Bruce Tapper and Elaine T. Gaga. Catharlna dower of As- Iw Ik. lm <•• Mlair |««r wd l« Reehr. JTMT FREE 46 NonHouth St. PboM Red Rank 6-4S1O bury Park, who died Sept. JO, will- ed a diamond aelltalro ring ta ker grandaaughUr, Marjorle Qulst; a •Jit I. wuk dw MCMIM. wrist watch ta her granddaughter. j Opt* Friimy Ettmmimgi J Barbara Adams; fMO to a frlrad, \ Mrs. A. Eva Home, and tha re- mainder af tht astata to tha twa Plenty of Free Parking Spec* la granddaufhUrs. JsremUh Dtlhag* sn af Asbury Park, wha was mar* Rear of Store on White St. dsrsd Sept. 10, wilted hit otUtt to hla son, Ksantta If. Delhagaa. WEVE mmn

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Avo., R«tJ lank Phono 6-0213 DISTRIBUTORS BIt> OCWMHSII tl# Itfi Artist Conquered Arthritis' Pain Work Progresses By Taking Up Brush at Age of 74 On Rail frosting flatinf i ••«•**€, Ca. KCW SHREWSBURY—Th* »ac- here yet, and probably helpkas," MATAWAN-Crava worfciag to IU **. •>*•* Bed aw* e-Mti ce*e otery ef e •>•• who defeated build the two-track, earth 111 creas- crippling arthritis by learning how A ing ever the Matawsa creek U re- to paint at 1hc aft •.' 74 and went One of his picturea was of hi* place th* aiagle-traek, waodea traa- oa to become a recognised artist tle have caanpletad about M pa* MATERNITY will reach a clunaa: here this week. home, aa be remembered it as a bey of tea. "I chowed that scene ta cent of th* Job and win praaaMy • . •ta Palatine* *y Henry T. Gulick of some of my friend* wha lived near Saish H at the cad ef It*?. I flfCTIIC SHOT Holland rd., Middletowa township, by at that time." he said. "They That waa the report of B. «. TUCKER'S will be eahlbitcd at the Old Mill, told me that was the way they re- Mapee, chief eagtnaer af the Maw St Be* Baa* gyesmore aid Tintoa sves., from York and Lrang Braach railroad, at IM IWll, UM mrmbercd it, too. I was so pleased." tonight through Friday, Oct. W. Mr. Oulick said he planned "just a public utility csmalesiaa hearing A private showing, at which cura- to go nn painting, as long a* I caa. before Coeamiasieaer Horteaaa F. tors from the Philadelphia and And I hope that will be a long time. Kessler laat Thuradty. NewarU museums, the Museum af I'm having fun. At the coacluaioa ef that hear- Modern Art In New York, collectors This fun, aaya Eahibiter-Critic de ing. Mrs. Koasler open**] th* caae QMUTV PLIMIIN FIXTIIES from three states and special guest* Vcgh "adds much to the America* in the borough ef Matavaa* re- wilt ba present, will be held from a scene. It gives something new and ajweet for th* diminatiea of a grade h to It o'clock toaight. Th* public unusual to American art. for here creosiag at Mala at. In elieaiaa- exhibit opens tomorrow and con-la a man wha, without lessons, de- tlaaa apprevad by the FU.C, th* CRANE tinue* daily. veloped a style that should give in- •tat* pare S> per c«nt of the eaat spiration to any artiat. Hia bald and th* railraad pan U t»r cent, with a moUitr*. own eoneern Expert WerfcatamJup color and Imagination are reflected Mr. Maps* declared that the rail- Already oaa of Mr. Oulick'i paint- on canvas, they should he. I'm road would not eapoea the her- ing* is on permanent display in th* proud to show Oulick. I feel I am eugh'e request under oae ceaditiea. collection of th* Newark muaeum. launching major talent." KEANsaURO — Jaaui reshaa, He asked that If the crossing ha Lut month, hundreds af art lover* aoa af Mr. aad Mr*. William J. r*e eliminated that th* borough tea* ANTHONY'S wcr* attracted t* a showing af his ban af IM forest eve, waa aaaeag **at ta th* closing off ef nearby At- paintings at Meplawoad's library. tha IM graduate* fuaaay. Sept. *>, lantis ave. Bsvougk Atternejr t*>e ft MAM AViNUE liO IANK e-1041 Earlier there was • showing by the Increaae in Price at th* Mih cemmeaeeaiot at S*t*n Weiastein tald th* cemmiHioa that Montclair aajeciatien. Hall university. > laati* av*. is partly in the ber- Th* address ta the graduates »*s But that is only * few highlights Of Coal Approved eugh aad partly in ktatawan tawa- mad* by William H. Coalcy, PhD.. I o; "The Oulick Stary." ship and that the tewaakip would TRENTOH-ftetati eaat dealer*, d*an. Msgr. Jaha U McNulty, uai- have to be consulted flrst. Ho Mid Underneath lies a tal* af Tanks* numbering about ll.WM throughout versity president, conferred the de- he thought there w»nld ba no ab- Avoid the rueh— •etermlaatiaa, • rsfuaal ta ajwit In the country, today were authorised fm. Feehaa raceiv*4 tha degree jection on the pat ef the borough. th* fact af at* and pain. Mr. Ou- by the Office ef Price Stabilisation of bachelor of Kisac* la business llck farmed until arthritia stiffened to paas on to consumer* th* full The creasing work is proceeding I management. He is a graduate of slowly, Mr. Mapes itated, because th* Joint* af hi* Bngers. He began freight rate Increase on coal, enjoy the hush—in Red Bank Catholic high school and the greatest caution muat he taken our eEerclaes ta loosen them up agsln. amounting to a maEimum ef 10 Monmouth Junior college. Our •ipert tttara takt v«t> He then took up th* brush. cents per net ton, approved by the to be certain that tke sarth-flll set tlea uniformly. While this work li Ruse* af France," tnterstate Commerce eammtoslo* Aug a. Says nuoriaUtioa la galag en, th* engineer told the Vega, awaar af tha commission, th* rUlraal I* atlll Old Mill. "H* reflect* tha ltth and Authority previously had been Guilt Edge laveaiawaji having it* train* ereaj th* trestle at agaetaia* arid width I ITth century maetera, though la granted the retail coat dealer* ta SPRINO LAKE HEtGMT*—"The IS miles aa hour a* * precautionary style ha I* original, hold, Inventive pass on an interim (is cents a ton advent af water Buorldatloa has measure. for your child • rapidly growiaf and 100 par cent good. Hia paint increase to consumers, authorised been the highlight af progreM mad* Ing* ara a great contribution to art. Another hearing will be held Jan fast. That's why wa mum featuring Hallmark by the I. C. C. last April. Today'* in the prevention of dental decay St and Mr*. Kea*l*r asked the rail. Ha ta a malar American painter." O.P.8. action approves the passing In the last decade," Dr. David B. H Mr. de V*gh is an artuK himself. road ta submit photographs t* shew "asH SlBtMRflH en of the remaining 14 cents a ten Aat tald membera ef tha Menmouth the progress at that tune, Cards and Gift Wrapt Ha ajraduca* • eantlnulng series af Increase, and brings the amount County Dental society at their art eahlbit* ia Ma hlatarle lath cen- which may be passed on to the M- monthly meeting Friday at tha butdocarafulyaibi tury Old Mill. He frequents art cent a net ton maximum. Beau Rivage. We've jutl unpicked our new shawa. And ha eaasldere Mr. Ou- Tha speaker, director af th* den* PERSONAUZE lleh MM af hi* "greatest and*." However, O.P.8. point* out, IU •lock of Hallmark Chriatmaa new amendment merely permit* re- tal bureau af the New York State la M laUrvlew, Mr. Oullek, who tail celling price iaereases based Department of Health, auaerviied Yamr Uaeaa With the style) site sad width cards and gift wrappings— tracts his Dutch ancestry hack to entirely on actual advances In th* flrst large scale study in tha th* court of Charlemang* and freight charges, and docs not In- United States of water fluoridatlon SHERMAN'S that will eneourafe aad panait •nd they're beautiful! You can boasts that all af hi* American an- 1 crease retail dealers' margins. which was made by New York easMMsai a%Mta> j|*Mas*Jj»M*nm*iama> cestor* cam* to this country before ••• • •ei#™^BBmmjasj*| •elect your* now in llie quiet ai In this connection, O.P.S. said etate in the Newburgh-Kingatan Monognmmina Strvict th* Revolution, said he ha* redded area. peace of our new Chrbtmaa la th* same house line* h* was ten coal Is an unusual commodity since "DMiMfiM* Brinf your youngster in aooa for y*ar* aid. H* waa bora la Manala- It is heavy in proportion to iti "The cost of luorldation ta aa paa, atar fVeeaeM. vain*. Freight cost* per ton in smell aa ta make it a gilt-edge In- newsnuBB Rnasor far a many ana* are substantial, and vestment bearing remarkable divi- abeerfe a large ahare'ef the dealer*' dend* in Improved dental health," It waa Ma aan, H. Oragary Ou- Margin, aald Dr. Ait. H* atated that the In- llek, wha Jives an tha aams strait Retail coal dealer* have supplied Itlak Installation may range In cost Either way, wel ha where h* reside* with another aan, O.P.S. with Information on their from 1500 to $5,000, depending an Jaaaph T., who gave him a set of current net profit margin* Indleat community alaa, water consume* nappy to SM yea. FOX'S GIFT SHOP ojl Mimta **a year* ago. H* quote* ing that because of competitive con- tion and engineering factors. After 41 MoaanNilh St. Red Bank, N. J. dition* In the fuel Industry, margins tha initial Inexpensive Inatallatlen hara are aama paint*, t hav* been narrowed during the l»«t th* per capita coat ha* been fouad "TM forfeit and meit complete telectlen ef want you ta «*a th*m nrlausly. five .years. In some Instance* to range from five to IS cent* par Hallmark Card* in MenmeurH County" This U na Joke." freight rate Increases have exceed- year, according to Dr. Act. Priced frem ^.M «• |.«l Ataardiitf (a She I told him; 'I believe t win Aned the tola) net margins. Thus "Water fluoridatlon ia an effect- |uat that son, seriously.'" O.P.I, found It impossible not to ive, safe and practical measure far Now at 7*. ha'a still g*l»t. Ma allow coal dealers to pas* en the markedly reducing the laeldeaee af kaa tuml aut abaut d» palntlnna, freight rats Increase. dental decay," atated Dr. Ast. "Tha Dwctert' Praicrlptlani CarafwNy FIIW "But I want ta do many more," h* In It* previous action permitting encouraging reports on this proce- told The Register representative. the passing en ef the six-cent a ton dure are based on large scale stud- Mr. Oullek said: "I'm young freight rat* Increase, O.P.S. held It ies In areas where fluorine I* found •aough to gat a lot af ffun aut of would be Inequitable to compel the naturally In water vuppllea, extens- my family." Batlia hla aam, h*retail coal Industry ta absorb th* ive laboratory Investigation, aad ha* two daughter*, Mr*. Edward amount ef the freight rate Increas- through controlled projeeta such aa Dedd of Middletown, and Mr*. Ray- es. The same reasons are cited In New York atate'a Newburgh-Klng- mond Henderson of Matawan. JustlUeatlon of today'* action. aten fluorine study. They have pro- jius.miL Th* artist say* he owea hla pres- Effective date of the new amend' duced uniformly positive flndlnts. ent activity to hi* refusal "to take ment Is today. The aafety ef the procedure has the advice of one doctor and go to likewise been esUbliihed by the*e SHOCCO. *.T. ±_ 'Eiiht out of 1* nsdets ccnsult V •tudlet," ha Mid. EOUTgjg* bed" when ha beeama III ~IdJ MRcaJstfr Claiiiatd Adi"—Adnrtinment. .IS Wnmi $tr—t, WASHING iigjg^gfj. • y pAlH Wash AM

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Small, medium hltif, itccp corn! and Blies 34 to 42. a garment at this price, and large, 36 to 50. maize. Size] 32 to 40. ftftB PA*K QCfOM* IU MM MM raced)*, waifefct, vat a aatw- A Journey to Nazareth and al •aapbithoatrt—ta* place where PORT MONMOVTH-Uttus W. MUNKY Uras, director af th* Eaa* Train- Tiberias on Sea of Galilee He had kd the peapl* ap ing ceaUr, Maaaeta, win atart a frota Capcrsawm, trace* of which coarse la eeafereac* leadership aa •r •. place from which Mary brought were vMMe aear th* abort. th* part tooigbt Thi* will be tht ThU Spteial Meun* far Wmmen Only! Our program for the day (Tue»- water because it i* said to hava Capernaum it today a city of fourth of a atric* o{ courats ia beea the only source of water there- ruins. Ironically enough, our little Broadway Loan Co, fay. May i) read*; about-. managerial traiaiag tpoaaored by Amaitiews li*wMwiv«i ««• toletwewie* cr« •farad Proceed to Nazareth via Nahal- boat had to turn away because we the Civiliaa sHraoaael braach ia •1. See the Church of Annunciation. We look iato tht interior of a wert Hearing the war aoae-tbe Mu- coajaactioa with the graduate di- «*re*rs »#. •*!» district. Etperieflce Leave Nazareth, proceed to Safad, little carpenter shop, with it* sim- lch t«ke rcgioa where at tbat^no- visioo. of public aenriee of New Tark ple tools, a amall pile of lumber— taeat th* force* af Israel aad* tht cent* MI be «rem»d 4* canduct static leHivt. W«rk 1 the* to Tiberias." ualver*tty. The road up to Nazareth from the the Moor littered with shaviags and forces of Syria wert in combat over m 4 •v«ftinf i per week. Earn f M - |M. Car MMMM«I. seaport city of Haifa is hilly and chips. A ftw artlclea'of furniture twaaaplaad which th* Israeli crooked. It ckirU Mt. Tabor and are displayed—a table, a stocl aad were attempting to draia to make Far detail* writ* Flattie De*»e««trater», lai III, Red teak. pastel through the Balfour Forest. come chair*. " stae* for their potpl*. GRIFFITHS- This forest vu planted during the Our guite* take us t* the tup- Captrauas aad •etasaida. two British mandate to demonstrate posed scene of tht Aanunciatioa lake cities af old, were said to have (hat tree* can he reestablished on and %e traditional workshop of had IS,a» peopi*. Now bath arc in MW awn wsw •*• *"*• theae rugged and arid hills. The Joseph, the carpenter, who must ruiat. How the** cities aupporteed TIRES trees are making a brave stand, but have worked in much the same way •neb population* ha* loag been a ill the absence of smaller growth to a* the carpenters w* had just seta. •yatery. But th* l*»dtr* af Israel umm ****** provide ground cover and humus it The Church of the Annunciation **y it wa* because the swampland would seem like a century will be is built over the site of the supposed was draiaed aad the adjoining des- required to prove that profitable boyhood home of Jecus. A brown- ert* were irrigated. Tht Israeli are forestry can br carried on in this frocked monk accompanies our par- trying desperately to demonstrate •art of Israel. ty into the church and downward that this caa be doat agoia—and, As the road nears Nahalal it com- into the cave which it supposed to given peace, will probably succeed. lands expansive views of the Val- have been the tcene of the annunci- Our boat drew away from the for- TtlADS ley of Jezreel and the plains of Es- ation. Here a more loquacious offi- bidden battle area and turned weat. •raelon. Here the land is bring in- cial guide take* over. ward just a* tht tun sank frchind tensively cultivated, with grain pre- All these relics and memorials %ra the rugged hills. Near the water's dominating. Dozens of new jettle- enclosed in chapelt, lighted with odgt art aettlemeat* and beautiful ment* are being established in this candles and lamps and encircled banana aad orange grave*, fltld* broad valley. Glistening in the sun with ceremonial items which de- aad viaeyards. These were once t ire the rooftops of et eel-capped tract from the scene itstlf. part af tht winter estate of a huts erected to house immigrant The ancient church, built «rst by wealthy member *f the British armers who are being settled here the Greeks, traces of whose ancient Hew* of lordt. The frssh water MAIMONE BROS. i great number*. mosaic tile floors are still visible, it of Oalilo* 1* being used to water the undergoing exterior reconstruction rich black toil, with results that BUILDERS A DEVELOPERS NaiarcUi 4a Arab CM* but the interior is well preserved. would appear t* sustain th* hopes Nazareth is' atill a haven for Adjacent thereto is a new church, af th* Israeli that a population likt r« UlwiaMw Cal atod! I Arab*. In this region the Arab peo- erected early in the present century, that of Biblical time* may again be ple were friendly with the Jews. where the brown-robed monk be- •ustaintd ia thit region. Herice none were forced out In the come* both usher and salesman— war three years ago. In fact, thou- though hi« prices are low and we rotweaadOoodWIH sands . of Arabs have, come in to are permitted to look and to select Naaarcth and the problem of find without being importuned to buy. But It wa* not tuy to heap one'* "Tin Ml with hair yH en wilt!" mind en utilitarian things, at we ing sources of livelihood for them The new church i« dignified and acute. handsome. c sted along the shores of the 8ea We glimpfe white walls and red Returning to the hotel, we paused of Oalllee. Her* was the very plact roofs high on the shoulder of • hill at the litle shops to Inspect the whtre Jesut found Simon and his and as I be road curves, more dwell- wares and to lament, particularly, brother Andrew casting their net, ing! appear—the outlying houses of that limitstiont on weight of bag- aad James and hi* brother John Nasareth. Here Jesus dwelt at a gage on the air line did not permit to eome with Him. It wat to these boy with ilu parent* after their re- us to buy Borne of the tools turned mending theirs, and called them turn from Egypt—here "He grew in out by the Arab craftsmen. children of nature and others like Chaatiag a ftiaM it • wisdom and stature and in favor t'-em He apoke a gospel of peace •leisure at Griffitht. Picked up by our taxi we drove and good will. Yet that very night, here.siaebyside.uetb* with Ood and man." again through the narrow business members of our party were awak- The hills about Nazareth are rug- street but came to an abrupt halt heat aclectiana froat id and bare, except for the olive ened by the sound of guns booming. warM-ltatoa* piaaa fac> SiyltCgpMtt when the driver attempted to nego- Looking out to the North, they saw aliowaaaov* •M, with their dlvery leave*. tiate a sharp turn with his long Oe Sarira, You cat) compar* House• are built clojc to the gtrteta B 4*M af shellBr* in the north, • OoodyearaMdetrooda Oa* of the ajaar ta* Ut** model Roto car. Could it be done? whart th* Byrian* wert pretsing toaVtd Told nubbat" taatoacnaitkaadatyk •taao* aa tJJtpby at Crimth't with interior courtyards which are While small boys and weary-eyed their attach on the Israeli. ing at thes* vntld-re. •haded with oleanders and palms patriarchi watched and gestured, OS taw VtOd ajowaee] make* with cadi Doorway* and Interior living rooms assisted by members of our group, Here on thla very lake where He are WMhed in the liiht-blue tint so tpake of the peace of the heart that other. Yea) can ba tatitiej now each would mm*! and look ia yourboaM. TJrcy Cohen, our driver, coaxed, NaatWr piano bauaf ia tha eatir* MeirapoiitM D-trirt can dupiittta papular with tht Arab*. backed and Inched hit csr around knowt th* tru* meaning of lovt, •re MAM Toe ttfttja AT On the road up to Nazareth we the turn. which It living and bleating, and CBTBA COOT wtkat M** thia aetvica. Na ather atata can show you oa mtav ncelent pianat la had pasMd herda of goats and one th* true secret of courage, which it m mtmf atyka wader ana raaf, Craadt, apiatt* «sil upright*—new aai. or two train* of camels. The cam attars Off! loyalty to th* truth, men were fight- uteel Pajrgtentt *rr*a|e4 ta tuit, el* w*r* loaded with straw, looking We drew up before th* portals af iaff. like moving straw stacks. They a mesqut where another profession- On tht hillside above Capernaum tfllNWAV • CMtOMMNfi • HAMMAN • KkMIAU wer« ltd by Arabs In baggy, black al guide took over and ushtrtd our Ht tpoke of th* wlidom whose fruit Stop In QUO Soo MUMTfi • «WMir»l • MNTII • MIMtfUWO robe* and whit* headdret*e». group Into th* cloistered courtyard, la not pridt but humility of the hon- flMt *top In Naiartth was at with lit eltgant motale walk* and or whoa* crown I* not authority but fitatt ami aa* Mi kwarmttlta aa tb* Mowing (eb*ek)i Mrvlet, af th* purity whleb i* not tfca Ina for aomethlng to quench gorgeous bed* af flower*. Our guide tawsri DCtaa* QSfiatl Dtl QM our thlrat. Tht sun was extremely warned ut not to tread on the autward but Inward; He spokt of hot but Inside, the rooms were cool atertd walk which led to th* por- forglvtntst for th* guilty, af com- ffnntnnff • cool we chost hot tea ai the tico of the mosque. Wo removed putalon for the weak, of hop* for attest and most refreshing drink. shoes and placed them on tht iiltd th* dtaperatt. This voice hat »pnad ThO Israeli make tea in the English porch. Thtn only wat it proper for through the centuries but It (till fashion, with black grounds steeped us to follow the guide Into a vault- unhtard, even In tht plact whtre City .9uu hot water and plenty stronr. ed room, devoid entirely of furni- th*t graatgrttteti t af all Sermon* was ut- Here's a doB torthrin every Mttfc gjr» ture. It* floor* were covered with •v a^0rawwv^vav ogwa^aHsmg* tht most beautiful oriental rugs. A taredTh*. morrow waa to take u» to IBbto^e^whhJptr.one^nilbe'sa The hotel had it* lltlt shop for narrow spiral stairway led to the Jerusalem and the celebration Of MOUNT ORIFFITH PIANO COMFA^Y .or aitdhead ^©r a brunattt^... Just by Mlt of souvenirs of Naiareth and pulpit tomt 30 feet above the floor, bratl's Independence. Of Jerusa- 8TIINWM MMItlNtM IVIS >c of postcards. But outtlde tht door from which tht Moslem high priest lem and tha long Journey thereto, I on hanr^^eeJorifH^ ItVMch fun to waa an Arab talesman peddling the would Intone his parishioners. •halt writ* next week. a* cards at a "becg bargin"— or . IU«l**k <•..-. and to oasy tool Colorinc waahaa risjht exit' A few piastres were thankfully dotlblt the price intldt the hotel. received by th* uniformed guldt During IMt. about 500,000 over- ftrONiMt-MM withplaiawotw.Thiswor^*TfulTINTAI« OOUi This old fellow with tht moth-eaten •tat vtslltors went to Britain. fta wat th* only peat In the way of and the gentlemen of tht clergy a* Is drewed la the latest doll-world fashion and haf we stepped out of the cool building a street vendor or beggar we en- Into the bright sunlight. Mr own complete Doll Hair Colorinif countered In all Israel. From Nazareth eastward to Ti- A walk up the cobbled streets and berias tht road descends at tlmta a^.CaU(wrHeorcomeinforoMtoday! "ii" Into the old quarter of the town rtvtaltd the prlmitlvene** of civili- abruptly. for Oalllee I* MO feet sation in this ancient city. We below tea level Tht country 1* aautd title shops where proprietor* arid. sat ttlemnly gazing out of the door- Along this road Jesut must have way*. Their stock in trade would walked when he left Natartth and coMlit of some aquashtt, torn* went to tht home of Peter and An- ttrlngt of garlie and a few fly drew and John beald* th* Sta af tptcktd can* of food. A ahoe shop Galilee. would offer a half-down pair* of The He* af OaMta stndali, a few tint of ihoe blacking From high above Tiberias we and some string*. caught our first glimpst of tht lake In addition to tradesmen there that bears Its namt, but better wtrt artisans—blacksmith, cabinet known by Bible students as Oalllte, matters, harness maker* and aad- 1U blue water contrasted with the diert. barren hills of Trantjordtn. The blacksmith* were pounding Tiberias show* It* great age and out on their title anvils hoei and tht poverty tht rtgloa ha* known tpadtt. They displayed other of for etnturie*. Our hotel, th* Qaltl their handiwork In the form of Klnnereth waa In (harp contrast to naiiiiiiiniit itiiiil* knive* and decorative Iron pieces, tht city, mttsurlng up to alt mod- V-rtltntattt all of which showed a high degree ern standards and alto to Tiberias' of «k!ll. ancient tradition* aa a retort. The little donkey Is the main beast The program called for a swim of burdtn In Nazaitth and how they In Oalllee, which wmt enjoytd. load them up! Fat Arabs ride don while other* of u* just sat and key* only half as big as their bur- looked at the blue water and th* dtn. Sacks of vegetables and grain little white-sailed aktfla and Ashing are slung over the donkeys' back* boats that akltttd along Its surface, hand hauled away with the greatest boats certainly not unlike those of eaie. used by the fishermen whom Christ The streets narrow, become dark- summoned to follow Him. er and more malodorous. Nobody In tht evening, as nightfall ap- seems to be working—possibly be- proached, w* boarded a launch c jte it is midday—siesta tlme-» and headed up toward Capernaum or It It always siesta time in Naza- and tht Mount of the Beatitudes reth? btyond which the snowy whiten*** Mary'a Well of Mt. Hermon is faintly visible. On the way Into the city we had It in agretd that this wat the passed the Virgin'* Fountain—or high point in all ourjourney—for Mary'* Well. This is probably the oft on th* hillside, pui^le-tlnttd In

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Jersey Central lower A Light COMMNT Here Vperfection in coffee, becauati MOUNT-ENGLISH SALES CO. Flagstaff coffee ia extra rich! N MtMMttk Stntt, Mhtll. In* la* MI7t »A*B nwmtk, OCTOEM, H. vm Weaver Inttalled Enlist in Air Force Post Commander Petit Sabot Restaurant LEONARDO — Howard Weaver wan installed comminfcr •' Ut- 171 BROAD §T. RED SANK nirdo Memorial post of Middl*- OWB township, Americas legion, "SpM-sWisJfff >" Hmmm C—kime* llonday night at Community Sr* house here. Other officer! installed were Mar- tin Lawlor, vice commander; DINNER de LUXE Frank Germaine, vice commander; Edward Golden, adjutant; Walter WITH Woods, finance officer; Albert Quackenbunh, chaplain, and John Fisher, historian. FILET MKNOft* Outside construction of the post's new home on rt. M near Appleton ave. her* will be completed this SIRLOIN STEAK week, a post spokesman aaid. Of cinder block construction 4taM fret with a peak roof, the build- MINUTE JTEAK IIJI ing also will be used by Boy Rcouts and other youth organisations. Member* of tha post will con- duct • paaer drive Sunday etarting at • a. m. Leonard* residents have MAKI YOtfl II9R00M A MODI1 been asked te tie papers la bun- Call RE 6-9836 for RrwrvaluHit dles and to place then at the curb for rapid pickup. Residents sf Allan Francis Cofleld, son af Mr. ing-. Hit «Bcla, n*k*H Caatafr, k 1 th* community'* outskirts my Cleien M»ni«y« Special W«ei to OtildVe*) contact past members for paper and Mrs. P. J Cofteld of Keanakurg, a ataa? atrg*aat ia tha Army, Swap* collect ion. and Stephen B. Swope, son af Mr*. waa a ttudeat at Creydaa Hall W. 8. Rwope of Eatontown, have academy btfara *ali*ti*g. He haa each enlisted for four years' service in the Air Kotce. Code Id a gradu- a brathar, William a. B*ept. Jr., ia •mi ISTIMATIS •UN ttTtMATESIIlflS ISTIMATIS at* of Middletown towiuhia high tha atrvle*. Bat* will receive btile school, was employed by the state traiaiaf at Baatpsaa Air Fare* hat* highway department before enlist- N. Y.

I vlcemea art l*s*l naw If there are •™ •• tsssvr mum—assy set *• j«*«*i»M witnesses. l! Sat fc at ACME'S BBBSB BJasBBl aBBaaar BB1 sBSBbB) tsaaanaT ts^itsVatssssssssl aft tsssssssar State Localities ^•^ f^a^Sl m^rmi W* BBa^V j^S^nr SBBVBVnBBBj • BBB^BT I e. Dueling, aaultary aad faraica- FREE SURVEY tloa were retained as tadletaMa af- Keep Sunday Rule fenaes. Tbey wer* artflaally ara- I aaaaa far aawngradlag ta th* dis- Have you been eontrmplaliiig repair* for your home? TRENTON—'AP)—A threat ta orderly conduct category. An ta- nicis the right* nf New Jersey munici- dletabl* *tTea** I* eoa*M*r*d more Are you in doubt as lo what improvements are most essential? I palities to maintain quiet on Bun-terlout and aubjeet ta greater pen- days appeal* to have been re- alty than ia disorderly conduct, If you'd like mme friendly counsel In this reaper!, we'd be happy moved. The aaly apposition la th* Snal I Final proposals for modernixing report, Mr, Ctaaa> said, waa en- to render it — without ohlifalMM. Call for an appointment. New Jersey laws have., left each treated by Beaattr Raaert B. Mey- municipality with power to control ner, Demacrat of Warren. Copies I and regulate Sunday activities. The of th* reaart have been sent to proposals were, announced thl* member* *f tha legislature for week hy State Senator Alfred C. atudy. flECES II IIIIP 'MA TttMS — VIAM TO PAT kUJOlIt INSUMf. — NIH ISTIMATIS I Clapp, Republican ot Essex. The senator, who heads a ten- MHOROBBLV CONDUCT RNR member committee working on the Oawbls Oreaaer, MODERNIZE YOUR HOME I first modernization of New Jersey Mtlvln Mooney af 104 Leonard $ law* In 150 years, laid cam* meet- it. wat nntd lie and glvea a 10-day Pay As Little At A Month ing associations like Ocean Orova— tatn*"*id jail aantanct Monday 5 I morning by Magittrat* Jahn V. which bars automobile* on Sundtyl M —would not be affected at all. Crowell an a chare* of being drunk "Wl WHl H rNM TOfcMMM WTO MCI II* TOtArS tAUf I Mr. Clapp taid his committee and disorderly. Tha complaint waa gave municipalities the Anal aay made by Leslie Lucat af Rlvar it., in its proposals, but did decide ta who testiBed Mooney went ta hii home Friday night and treated a • DOBMEBI • I eliminate from the law hooka "allly • nooriNo restrictions" against Addling, danc- disturbance. Mooney waa arrested • MAftOXBV • LEADEBS—GCTTEBS ing and playing fnpins on Bun-by flgt. Frank Maua. ACME FURNITURE CO. • ATTIC COIWEMIONS • BIDIMO t COMB. WINDOWS I days. Scrapping of all Sunday bant Maria Erlieh of 106 Shrewsbury • STEW BATHBOOMB • HEAsiMO • ruran TILING previously had been proposed. ave. wat Anad 110 an a disorderly 117 MONMOWTH tfaWT 110 BANK • BOOM ADDITION* • TIXHMKQ conduct chart* Monday. She wat • roncH ENCLOSUBES Announcing that hit committee's I job was completed, Mr. Clapp said arrattad Saturday night en Shrtw*. Frta *drklnf In Ut Av|d«*nt Store he had) no Idea whea the legislature bury ave. by sgt Frank Kaaaa. would be called into special teuton I to consider the proposals. Guv. Al- fred E. Drlecoll has said that he hoped to call a special session be- I fort the year's end, Frapisala far Bevlttew A I Summarising- the committee'! work, Mr. Clapp said: 1, More than 350 pngcn of obso- 4faM£ CONSTRUCTION CO. I lete law* have been eliminated from the New Jersey statute book*. C J The committee concentrated ex- - T»I877 BRft»rBROAD> ST.5T. -~ RED BANK I clusively on laws dealing with ad- ministration of estate* and crimes. 2, Fifty-«evcn offenses currently CALL RED RANK 6-4133, DAY OR NIGHT I subject to indictments by grand juries have been downgraded lo the category of disorderly conduct. The offenses include selling cigarettes or tobacco to minor?, holding of dance marathons and skatcthona, and discriminating against chil- dren in renting houses. 3, The maximum Ane for disorder- ly conduct has been raised from WOO to 11,000. The maximum one- year jail term has been retained. 4, Municipal courts would get Jurisdiction over lesser crime* RIGHT MOW where indictment and trial by jury it waived and the maximum PM- tlble fine is not more than 11,000. The Ane limit is presently $900. 9. All oral wills, including thote made by servicemen, would be IS THE TIME! abolished. Oral wills made by aer- e

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Perroita, Mrs. Aubrey Smith and; Mrs. Harry Traaey. New Jersey Consunera Anured River Plaza Club The Jsn. | meeting will feature BUILD YOUi MOMi a Him by a represeatatlve of the American Cancer society; the Feb. Of Eg Supply 14*MJN Q&ktm Hans Card Party T program will feature a white eie- phsnt sale; Mar. • will be a cos- HOW AID LOAN Nes» Jersey's "eg» tume party meeting featuring the laaJ«a,iiete tor the At School Tonight club'a history; Apr. t, annual elec- T. HANK AP needs «f its pepula'Jea, is today tion and installation of officer* end ' •lied to evertowias;. In 24 year*. Arri>« hi yearly reports; May 1, "The Terrifle MAM ST. I MATTBON AVI the state's poultry production has Troupers in Action," and June 7. fro**. deActsr.ey ts mere MA BMOHT-Mr. aad MM. CfMlp || "Guys and Dolls." AttUtV *AM,H, J. than —If *«*sVI*acy, aeeordiag to Walter Covert of New at. received OcraM B. Xteh, arsittaat director ward this week that their can, Cai. Committee members named for of the divide* •» markets, State De- Walter Covert, Jr., hat arrived ia 1M1-J2 Include Mrs. Cadman, Mrs. HOWAJ0 SAVMtt MSTininOH Nwal partmeat ef Agriculture. Japan, vker* M M iUtleaed gt< PLAIA-Mrs. Peg Lo-Joseph Kelly. Mrs. Warren De- Camp Drake. of Pair Have* was theBrown, Mm. Victor Fox, Mrs. Har- Mere ehickers •• New Jersey at the meeting of the ry Trency and Mrs. Harold Young, fsrsM and laertaaed efltcieney on stiver Plata Woman'* club laat program: Mrs. Chamberlain, Mn. the part of both kens and their ewa- Thersday at the hesae it Mrs. Ar-Gottchalk. Mm. MrConnell, Mrs. ers esplaia* the Isnproved security thnr Oadmaa on East Lincoln cir- TrulU, Mrs. Well) and Mrs. Hatpin, of eensamera Insofar a* domestic ways and means; Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. PUBLIC SALE egg supply is concerned. cle. Mar topic was "The History and Bemaara of Candles." Earle. Mm. Oertrude Oooaspred Back la the early Wri. Mew snd Mrs. Elwood Setrles, arts and Jersey had only one chicken per PlaM were completed for a card crafts; Mm. Searlei, Mrs. Perry, Make Yew Hum Wtoer Safe capita, and the average aanual rate party which will bo held tonight Mrs. Anthony Perotta, Mrs. Mar- of lay was only U4 egg* per hen," at the River Plan school. Mra. shall McDowell. Mrs. George Cas- Ileh Mid. "We n«« have tbotit Irving Walla and Mrs. Charles Oot- tleman. Mrs. Aubrey Smith end On Ease* Credit Term three chickens per consumer ia the scbalk ar* chalrmea, assisted by Mrs. Roger Wymhs, telephone. Mrs. Charles Halpin, Mrs. Russell »tit*. laying it the rste ef liS egfa Mrs. rilfforil W. Miles, welfare ¥«• want ta winterise, tost ysM f«w| yoa aaasdd •rnnomlse. Wit* per year. MeCoaaell, Mr*. Belford Truitt and nut d» tMfc" rredK Hems a* lea** for repairrpa s or inaderalsjttsd a Mrs. Harry E. Chamberlain. and publicity; Mrs. Edwin Brasrh "Our per capita consumption Is and Mr*. \V. Gilbert Manson, civ- teave kem ertrndad, 0vMf yew up ta M watha t*> pay. about J40 eggs per yesr. Thiu, we Mrs. H. Conant Speer, president* ics; Mrs. John Partrick, member- Vm ran Instasl aterm eaea, smathasitHpHsig or wmMnatUn (JnV need two chickeni per resident to attended the annual fall third dis- ship; Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. dwws. Inatilat* yew atttf. nepnlr at reailagtoi your nwf. Theaa keep «p the egg's part of our nu- trct conference Tuesdsy at Point Worth B. Cunningham, Mrs. are aa«nd, fuel sating latsstsaente m gsns) homenwner sswtad tritional standard. That leavei the Pleasant. Refreshments were serv- George Voorhis, historians; Mrs. egg production of one extra hen per ed by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Young, mmic; Mrs. capita to be marketed elaewhert. r and Mrs. Thomas Temple- Perry and Mrs. Chamherlatn, hurt- Step la and are us ahmit yoar repair lean nosr. 'Actually, we continue to Import . Ouests attending were Mrs. get, and Mrs. George Wagner, hos- quantities of eggs from other states Antea O'Saga, Mra. John T. Law- pitality and luncheon. DIRECT REDUCTION MORTGAGE LOANS for part of our domestic consump- ley, Sr, end Mrs. James Warner. tion and, In turn, ship New Jersey The next meeting, Nov. I, will r»HI% r K FINKn IM efgt in great volume to nearby cit- bo held at the home of Mrs. Leon- L*onoio Hicks of Shore rd., Port ies and state* end even to foreign ard Earle on Hubbard ave., River Monmouth. w:<» nned 110 Tuesday RED B countries in whirh our famous 'Jer- Plata. Mrs. Harold Perry a nit Mrs. morning t>y Majjistr.ite .John V. K SAVINGS sey quality' has developed an envi- Oeorge Castleman will be the as- able preference among consumeri Cat Wall** Cam**, *>. C.owell on a charge of having sisting hostesses. Mrs. B Fletcher improper registration plates on his #n

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F i r i I in h «• a f i n q n p lumhinq JBP 0CTPPBB11, l«t ¥*»*» A* ray HaU Fair Haven Meat Market Change* Hands »W rwtal Oerfce Favorable action •• the bill «e iacreasc postal employe?*' pay wa* urged a wc«k ago lait night when the auxiliary to the National Fed- eratiea of Pest CMtoe clerk* act ia the Elka lodge. Mercfaaadice tluh awerda went tt Mrs. Evelyn Grubly, Mn. Mar- eamvei garet Mess and Mrs. Eleanor Ham* moa«. The attendance prise was won by lira. Joseph Canning. Re- freshment! were served by the JIY AVI •HONf IfeVIMl riosteesei, lira. Jamei Dclatuih and Mr*. Gordon Forbei. Al» areseat were Mra. Jaiper Rharmbba, presi- dent. Sire. George llacFarlaae, Mra. Anthony Vaccarelll. Mrs. Dudley •charter, Mra. Robert Hilbig, Mn. COCONUT Vallee DeFaaio, Mra. J. Richard Heitdricks, Mra. Westoa Buchanan, Mrs. Harold Maiigarelli, Mn. Wil- liam Riordaa, Mra. Peter Holtz, ELECTRICAL SERVICE •ad Mra. Francis Bagurton. Tt FartK Of M Hnm h (War* talk* mom HO BANK e-am ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP la •rejar that tha Cwtafy Clark hat tfca latatt acJeJratt af aN ptnun 1m military larvlca. wh* «Mra ta vafa at tha «attaral alaatiaa ta b* hahj Naw. *. , "Jtof flaw&'e bwding ClfdrJe «*•#,•• 18 WHITE STREET — RED BANK 1911, a(«aiafiM In farm «nej mail h> • MuNar, rifkt, IMHSJC ever the keys fa MwNar't meat market at 774 Rivar reJ., Fair J. IVtSaU WOOUiT. Ha van, te Hi new »wNr, GMI Nicholas ef 141 Fair Ha van re)., Fair Haven. Tha stere wli new •a eaeratee' ai Gut' moat market at Mr. Muilar retiret after 17 years «i a butcher. Star** H J. i«f hit career in New Yark, Mr. Muller hat keen a resleW ef thli W9t far 10 years ane1 eeer. ate*) tha market in Fair Haven far tha east It yaan, aftar ha vine, previously beam emeteyeej Milium at tha farmer Wafnar'i market an lraa«) it., Red lank, whara Mr. Nicholas alia had keen am> METAL-1M81LATEO LINING alayad. Mr. Niahalai rat«rna«J from tha Wait ceest ta take ever tha eeeratiM af hit aid) Print All Entries friend's itara.

"There Is only one word te tell (Full Name at tervkaniaa ar W»maa> for proper "Seasoning" what working in tfcose daya was," John Muller Sells Meat Market; ha declared, "andj that word is ough." Retires After 57 Years as Butcher Two Bays MlaH Yean FAIR HAVEN — One of the Mr. Muller was barn In the bust- In hi* II years in Fair Haven, Mr. (Military Rank) (ttcrlal No.) 'Data af IMW county's few remaining old-fain- neis, his father having been a Muller took but two days off from loned butcher shops, operated far butcher in New York city, and he regular schedule of hie (hop. the past It years at T74 River rd. started to learn the trade from hie n what he deacrlbei as a long- by John Muller of 51 Lake ave., earlioat dayi. Thus In his 57 years needed rest, he will devote his haa changed ownership and will behind the counter ha has witnessed hours to his favorite hobby of gar-' continue undar the direction ef Qua many changes In the operation af dening, His old-fashioned store, he (Present Military Address) Use two lines Nicholas of lit Fair Haven rd. butcher shops. paints out, is a meat market which The change In ownership reflects "The publle is getting better meat ha« not fallen victim to the masi- more than ta contained In a routine today than It got IT years age," merehandlelng mania which turned legal transaction. The two men ha said. "Modern methods ef trans- many husineisei away from their have seen their careers cross, each portation get the meat from the :hief service Into unrelated chan- working together 30 years ago, and range to the kitchen much faster, nels. It will continue In that man- have been separated by the width and of cairn* refrigeration systems ner, even te the sawdust an the of tha nation, only in recent dajre are Inanltely better. The local stores floor, Muller said. ta flad their mutual Interest bring- ar* more sanitary than they were j an Index of the changing s»* 55 casional Tables, Curtains, Four-Piece Snnroom Set, Wleker Furniture, Ife UiteVneeth—The thrifty, Incredibly smooth power tie Sizes 8 to 18 Mirrors, Dressers, Bureaus, Vanities, Cheats of Drawer*, Antique Glass- of a new Packard Thunderbolt Engine (Americas ware (Thistle Pattern), Fireplace Equipment, Bilc-a-brtc, Laty Sutan Id highest-compression eight). * Colors; Grey, Red, Nude and Navy (Mahogany), Wall Calendar Clock, Bre»kfront (Hepplcwhite), Satlnwood All KM way rhrevgh—Precision-built quality that Inlaid Bandings Figured Crotch veneered latticed Door* Top Deatll stays new and expense-fret, year after'year. NOTl! figures ere bated on Detroit del Moulding, Set of Limoges Dishe*. Clolhee Dryer, Garden Tool*, Uwn Afl MM* ttMMa Snfl OfHMfwl Mower, Porch Rockers, Perch Glider, Beach Chair*, Hand Tool*, Lad- ders, Extension II, 14 and M foot, Step Udders, 8, «, I and 1» foot, Sleigh Bed (Mahogany), Double and Single Beds with Mattras* and Springs, Maple Bedroom Furniture, Wire and Picket Fence Rolls t and Jfc «w»8 i^n, a. \ 4 feet high, Lawn Chair* and entire contents of (he eight room dwelling ^PACKARD and contents of garage. , All Ml MAM WHO OWNI ONI The undersigned and Auctioneer shall not be responsible In the event of accident or Injury to any person or peraons In, on or about the prem- ise*, Alt item* must be removed from the premises at conclusion of sale RED BANK MOTORS, INC 90 IROAD ST., RED SANK, N, J. By Order af i F. WESTERVELT TOOKER E O, Coats, Auctioneer, 4H Bath Ave,, Long Branch, V. a. Phone MSN. 325 Maple Ave, Red Bank, N. J. Telephone RE 64800 BA*B nmmm, OTTOBKB II, mi Page FiftM THIS IS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK... STOP FIRE-SAVE LIVES Fire Kill. I Sea Bright Home Swept by Wind Fanned Blase Blany Children | Which Will You Call... Hw< pre-scheol children die from \ •Uraa t«aa any other areidental | 1 cause except automobi!e#acci(lent*. I iuuriau statistics .show. •Aninnc | children ere year of age, flrr has i bateau the leading raiwe «f *<•- FIREMAN eictoatal death. Waral*f permit fint to leave ehlMrea unattended at home, the Natlaael Board of Fire Vnaerwrit- era reperta that mo*t of these deaths were the insult of children •eiaa; caught in burning buildings and unable tn escape, In many eaaes the ehildren were left alone CMNHH M SIMMII III the heuie. REPAIRMAN mat fife imtttaaee. Between ? It jutt at flip. Fire fljrhtlna; tools suggested INSURANCE prevents loss! Sunlight ahlnlng through a mag- once the hou.se Is clear «f haaards IMPORTANT nifying glass on a television set In Include* bucket* and ahovels to a dealer's window set fire to an fight msgnrsium homn.', a fire ex- tOtSTON WATEWUIV ai yaur choice af appliance "tore In New Jersey. tinguisher, house adapter for inside Tha eeit «f cempUta fira eoveraaja «• privata hamat faucets, a. pood hose neai- at hand, Kirn Prevention ia a state of REDDEN AGENCY, Inc. In New Hampshire, water caused mind--a way of life. DOCTOR «r IAWYIR a ladder in good condition and sand a (lie. The ahort circuit of a water File's toll of live* and property it lurpriiingly lew—and vitally importentl Call ut NOW RIAL ISTATE . INSURANCE . MORT6ASI LOANS pump hy high water in a cellar ia and covered water buckets through' Year aaMta itiaaeial atructure out tht houtc. is costing the nation at ]ea«t II MONMOUTH ST. Mi IAMC believed to he the cause of a fire 10,000 live* annually and destroy- far lew coit fira imuranca. •ay aaaat day efeawad ea haw thnt badly damaged a number of Ing Irreplaceable resources. MtVUtt store*. When Peter Stuyvcsant was wall he haa acrfamwd hla Job. Dutch governor.of. Nrw York, hia Here are ten simple rule* for In this modern world, nliuust any- authority aim extended to Aruba living Fire Prevention: ' thing can start a fire. The backfire and Bonaire, two Caribbean Islands. 1. Remove trash. Clean house from an automobile, a static elec- regularly. tricity apark, friction from a run- ning machine, a child playing with S. Don't store inflammables Ray Van Horn Agency near atoves. matches, sll are among the com- 3. Don't throw away lighted paratively Insignificant things that matches. can cause a fire. The moral, ac- Realtor $ cording tn the Nstional Board, ia 4. Snuff nut cigarette butU, to he prepared 'or fire any time. 5. Don't otnokc in bed. tread A Hashanlc St., «. Don't overload electrical REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Durmg 1830, the total U. S. re- pluc.i or sockets. Red lank, N. J. serves of oil climbed from tt.SM 7. Don't tolerate frayed elec- M4 RIVM RB. PAIR HAVIM Tal. RE 4-2100 billion barrel* to 29.952 billion bar- tric wires. Raaj IM rels, an increase during the year ». Don't run electric wires of 1.3M billion barrel*. under rugs. 9. Don't let small children play with (Ire, 10. Remind others at every op- portunity to live Fire Prevention. Let us think and live Fire Remodeling? Make It Fire-Safe could YOU afford Prevention and promote Fire Prevention among our friends ao that they and wr may enjoy His fire? ourselves and e.ich other longer. By adhering to the above •UT PURNACI WIRI rules you will hH{> your splendid Even If your poateaahma Volunteer Fire Departments who IN flRISAPI TO MIIT are few ,.. yu ran less - U are doing an excellent job ami FOTORI afford to lose them than risking their lives to save yours. 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Shop Daily From 9:30 'Til 5:30—Red Bank Store Open Friday Til 9; Asbury Part Store Of>en Wednesday Til 9 7 Cento RED BANK REGISTER m ton VOLUME LXXiV, NO. 15. RED BANK, N. i, THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, 1951 SECTION TWO-PAGES 1 TO 16. CoMMinity T Picrton joiiu Ugion Favors Win Top Honors at Runtson Flower Show Farmers Criticiie New Agencies &hwart*Macklin FaU Program HeSaad PUnm *f M Wa*a*agtaa Parallel Parking ev«, Lsea*r«>. ha* UkM • peet- For Their Bureaucratic Aims M real *stat* wlwii arMh Parallel aarkiag oa Broad at I* TRENTON, (AP> - Th* P. a. In Operation h« Seawarta, Maeklia reel estata favored by tb* asajority *f mtm- Department ef Agriculture evldeaw aari insureac* afeaey, I What* *t, ber* la Shrtwsbury past, Amertcaa ly didn't know what it was getUS* R«4 luk. Ugioa. Thi* was learaed Monday Building Permits into whe* it asked New Jeraey akght whea th* reevtlu »f a racoat farmers to appraise itt various a**» New eurvejr conducted by th* past were vices recently. made public. Total MUM Right now the V. S D. A. I* bSP* ferric* (Mi . Samuel Caroteaut* aad MorUaser vesting a bumper crop of criticism. VaaSauUr, wha leaded the survey, FAIE HAVEN — The monthly Ostensible purpose of th* survey report of H. Lynnwood Mlnton, Tha faH program af ta* rcpartod that more than ant of ta* was to find ways of "promotlast building inspector, to the mayor •aak OeatmtiBity T. M. C. A, Riv- survey cards war* returned. Of health, happineu and prosperity as them, at par caat of the members and council Monday night showed the typical family-sise farm." aralsla ave, la ia full aperatlaa. permit* totaling I48.H0O. The Jauor aad sealer caaUca, a •Igaltad their approval af paralM The major reaction seemed ta %fj parking whila Id f*r cent *pp*««d The permits were lutied to Rob- that the farmers want to do t**ra rerraati—al program far high ert Bruce for a new dwelling on •ebaat students, •iirted three week* th* system. of the promoting themselves **4 Parallel parking ea Red Bank's Hsnce rd., at in estimated coat of havg the V. S. D. A. do less. ago. The Saturday maraiag fun I31.00O, Walter S. Zeliff, dwelling. cla» for grade aehaal boy* and mala thoroughfare >« iattituttd Meetings wer* held all ever ths earlier thl* year by tha borough corner Cambridge rd. and Ridge state under the auspice* of egrt» •Ma Includes regular *ap*rvis*d rd., 110,000; J. J. Newimyer, dwell- gym classes under direction of Har- council oa a slc-moath trial basis. cultural mobilisation committee*. Previously, ears were parked at aa ing, weet side of Harrison ave., Representative* of the ten federal ry Oreenwaad, with empties!* oa M.SOO; Richard Luf burrow, gtrage, learning th* fundamentals af th* angle, making Broad it. narrow. agricultural agencies working is The new commander, Daniel Pat- Jit Oxford ave., MOO; Kenneth Mil- each county were present ta OB* •wjer sports aad corrective ealts- ler, enclosed porch, 13] Ridge rd-, tfteale*. Craft class** ef Mr*. Ma- t*r*oa, announced that ha wilt ap- plain their operations. point a eommlttaa ta attend school ItOO; W. H. Farley, ahed dormer, Farmers were Invited by tha rt* LaubmtUter Saturday morataa; U» Oxford ave., 1300, tnd Evelyn are proving papular. A feature mev- board and borough council meet- thousand. They showed) up la d**> ings in order to keep the member- Brown, enclosed porch, * William ns. le i* ahawn at the end of the pro- St., 1100. gram te all the children. ship informed of local if tut i. tn Mercer county, for Instance, John Baskey, the new service of- An ordinance prohibiting parking O farmers were invited and (IS The V. M. C. A. announced this on both sides of Chestnut ft., from year that evea more emphasl* will •cor, ashed veterans to have copiee Mended. In Hunterdon, Warrea af their discharge certlneate* and River rd. to First St., waa Intro- tnd Monmouth counties from 1,4M be given it* physical education pro- duced by Councilman Arthur H. gram, stressing general conditlea* other pertinent papers Hied with n .1000 were invited and from *S the Legion. In this wty, he ex- Rieman, chairman of the police a «0 in each decided It was worth lag. volleyball, badminton, handball committee, and passed on first roil- aad last, but mast popular, Its bas- plained, the local Legion can bo of heir while to be there. •ervlee t* a family in case of a vet- ing. Public hearing wilt be h«ld ketball leagu*. The youth program Oct. It Councilman Peter 1. El- Crtttelse New Afl*ael*a cemmitte*, ef whleh Herald Cam- Mr. Marion hat been a reeident eran'* death. h Almoit alt th* meeting* followet of thla area tinea IMI when ha hele rr|K>rted that * *nd Police ming is chairman. I* working an a Frank T. Long af East Bergen Jefrt, Carl Jakubecy made a cin- ha seme pattern. plan whereby the Community "T" move* to telford from Flushing, pi. waa accepted a* a new member. MaroYtcj •»**• «r# Mr*. Llaya1 H. law*a*«a, left, «R*J Mr*. Robert C. Lawranca, Jr., The farmers gave unqualified ap» L. I A ihart time latar Da entered vasa of residents in that locality aaa (et out lat* th* community* Monday night* aiming was the nnd no one man1* r:.y ehjr-ctlona to iroval the older and more eatab* aad aatablum club wark. The "T" tha Marine carp* with which ha test tor th* new officers, who were tk* Mary Owan larata mamaflal bawl, which thay wan faintly far their floral arrant*- eerved during World War II fol- h« parking restriction. The ordi- l?hed agencies—such as the fans feel* *uch work la Invaluable la Installed last week by William I. mmf in tha flows* show of tht Rwnian Oarrfan aly» lait waalt. Tht women ara pictured titni. nance ta rlmtgnifl to elimtnaU % xtcnv'on service, the. rail eanMrva* these times and considers it th* lowing Hi* discharge in Mtt, he Klataky, county commander, Other* aad Mn. Plersoa moved ta Red Int In tha oJlntntj roam *f Mri. Hoary D. Mtratr't homo tt Rwnion, haiida tha winninf antry. raffle hasard, ss the street at this ion service and the forestry d*> be*t th* association has ta offer la ara Jahn Boskay, Milton Kosan* paint has two sharp turns within artment—but hit at th« »*wt*> •juality af program. Rank. Slace that tlm* he ha* boea and Ray Wolehak, vie* command active In ul*i la tkl* ana. a short distance. agencies, such as th* produetl** A new service elub, the "Y ers; Mr. Vuaauter, finance officer: and marketing administration and) 9 Councilman James A. Enrliht, Mea'a club. Is being started, with Mr. Plena* I* a charter mem- Chart** Kolmwood, chaplain; Ray- Honor N*vy Mm* the crop reporting services of tha ber af tha Had Bank Klwaal* club. chairman of the roadl committee, Vic Bdetmta, Ken Crltton and Ru- mond Boyd, historian; Altunder 'Monmouth Plan (or Juveniles ureau of agricultural economic*. , reported that construction work on the nucleus, Robder, sergeant at arms; Adam They were definitely opposed »S dy Quaekenbush aa th<< new storm sewer hu bttn Rihard Bayny, regionag l di- A. Kretowlcs, trust**; Frank Inna- the expansion of existing tgtaet** Richard Ballyntyae, started. Mayor Edgar V. Denis* rector ef Y'* Men, spokke tactt week Lovett't Buys Mill, Amerleanisatisn chairman; Chief Justice Vanderbih Lauds and creation of new agencies. ta a groupY a' f Mpr**p*ctlv* members, Oeerge Klnkad*. adjutant, and said about 380 feet of pip* was laid Chief Justlc* Arthur T. Vender-* th* first day. According to one obterver, tha Mating that T'a Maa, although *n- Maloney Farm Samuel Carotcnute, judg* advocate, bllt Monday night praleed th* consensus seemed to be that maap tl y it^OUm S la numbeb r aad «M h Moamouth Plan" far Auekiswloat Speaker HaSiwMa Parly of these *g*nel*t were ereated ta) BVKRBTT - On* af Meamouth •lub* Internatlaaalty, da tremen- Juvenile delinquency and urge'l All th* organisations and Indi- take care of an emergency *H«a> dous service In th* communities county* old farai* changed owner- At Harvest Service Local Graduates hat similar program* be atarted vidual* who contributed funda or Ion whleh no longer existed. whera lh*y ara established. ship recently when the S. Ell* Ma- a other counties. PAIR HAVBN-JUMS C. Au- Some farmers said th* loney property an Holmdel-Mlddle- services to the recent Fair Havtn Speaking at Sea Olrt Ian, ta* ehlncloss, honorary member of th* Day plcnle I* the new park wtre agencies were building up aa an. toam rd. wa* purehaaed by Lmtt's ehicf ju«tle« hailed the l**d*rshlp Monmouth • Elbcron Horticultural pensive, bureaucracy In each eoua* Nursery at little Silver. Now in College hanked by Councilman Tony Hunt- Chamber Urges of Monmouth'* chief county probe society, will deliver the addres* at ng, chairman ef the park commit- ty which w»a tearing down th* tra» A landmark, the farm ha* been Thirty*** par cent af th* stu- tlon ofneer, John L. Montgomery, the ennual harvest Thanksgiving ditloaat horn* nil* of agricultural in th* Maloney family far a*v*ral toe. Th* neat big community event dent* graduating from Red Bank and shore prutntly tenanted by rormaa A. needed moat of all, he said, and Uwn*. schools. authorities, ranking state judges by Becker, and the |Vermont; Barbara B*rg*r, Carrl* dertaking. worried about la that their oplnlona Association of th* Rod Bank Prat- Clarke, John Crawford, June Oil- -expressed ta nuttings pr«*td*4 GUM TO MARCH IN PAJMDB byterian church. Mrs. L. 0. Port more, John Maggi, Douglas Myrah, Both tha chief JwUe* and Mr. Halloween Scenes on Windows over by U. 8. O. A. eg«ney r*are> KtANSBURO-M*mb*r* of Cub and Mrs. Ira Sheppard, elrcl* lead- Robert Rue, Jam** Schmidt and Murphy mad* much of tb* view Henry DoLuca, window painting* seatative* and passed up through pack 105 will participate in th* ers, ar* In charge. that th* Monmouth plan, operating Mrs. Bead* Smith, Monmouth Jun- without .statutory authority, hu chairman of the Red Bank Hal- the agencies—will not get ta tha Holy Mam* society pared* Sunday. Oueat artist* will ba Sualc* All- ior college; Samuel Cameron, Mont- loween celebration, reported at top the way they started out Plane for the boy* to take part suoceeded where juvenile council* 500 Inspect bright Whtting ot Boston, caaeart elair Stat* Teachers. established under a special *Ut* Monday night'* committee meeting That remain* to ba Men. but tha la the event wer* made at a meet- violinist, and 0. Addlam Hobart ot that IM store* hav* already given farmer* believe that If the lag of the pack committee last Berale* Lohden, Carol* Oottv law have failed. Newark, who will araamt a pro- chalk, Barbara Sehaefer and Roan permission for windows to be New Hospital carries a straight story and It • week at th* horn* af Mr*. Fred gram of music. Tlckota ar* being "The secret of this painted. "By the time all stores acted upon, th* poll may turn out Stflck on Lincoln et. Th* boy* LM Roth, Fltkln hospital. School of th* chief Justice. -I* that It ha* no Th* new ttOO.OOO, «0-md River- sold by the circle leader* and Mrs, Nursing; Jean Oiborn and Ann* have been canvassed," he said, to be one of th* but Ideas V. % will m*et In back of St Ann' Helen O. Bartlett, Mrs, Shaman I. statutory basis but I* itrlotly a "there will be about 330 store win- view hospital was visited by more V. A. ever tried out after aM. school Sunday afternoon at on* Burrows, Monmouth Memorial; voluntary affair, thriving through than 800 persona Saturday after- Strong and Mrs. James H. St*ph«n- Jean Burr, Mercer hospital; Marl* dows available." o'clock. •on. th* co-operation of all, even the The latest report la that the fol- noon when th* building waa opened Milk SttuaMe* Manello, Berkeley, and Moselle delinquent* and their parents. to public Inspection. A couple of unhappy man Ogle, Katharine Olbba. lowing schools will participate In "While in th* three years alnc* the painting, Red Bank public, Visitor* at the hospital were sant to Washington last week to a** It the court reorganisation," the Rumson. Eatontown. Mlddletown to tht fifth floor solarium whert they could straighten cut New Jar. Relief Fire Co. Holding Paper Drive Pupils to Perform speaker declared, "civil calendar* and Tinton Falls. The window they were registered by Mrs. Flor- sey's milk price situation with the. have been Improved *a that trial* judging will be held Saturday, ence Best of the b lard of directors Offlc* of Price Stabilisation. When At Halloween Dance may be had speedily, progress on Oct. 87. and greeted by James S. Parket, they got back thiy didn't hav* Oy*i B, Batcher much to say. th* criminal side or th* law ba* Irving Krakowtteh, chairman ot president of the board. Mrs. Julia Sunday to Aid Pearl Ralph Fund The Dorothy Toland dene* stu- State Office of Milk Industry heal dio will furnish entertainment and not been nearly so good. The the prise collecting committee, re- Throckmorton, hospital adminis- measure of success of a judicial Mr. Butcher will be located at ported that Video Products, Joseph trator, had nurses stationed on Chester D. Schomp wouldn't com* Entir* proceeds of th* monthly Pet* Oalatro'i orebeatra play for M th* company headquarter* In th* ment at all. He said he wanted ta paper drive of Relief Engine com- dancing at th* fourth annua system," he said, d*p*nd* on an- Serplco and Better Housekeeping •very floor to answer question!. Estate Appraised forcement of th* criminal law. Woolworth building, 331 Broadway. Visitors wers guided through tlti work the whole thing out so that pany this Sunday will b* turned masqutrad* ball of th* Lidi**' have each' donated a grand prise. "we won't hav* people working al "Satisfactory enforcamrat cannot H* will have charge of sale* ac- He also reported that Leddy Lane new building by members of ths ovar to th* Pearl Ralph fund and auxiliary of Hook and Ladder com- tivities of tha s*v«n Olson branch- cross purposes." At i%841,856 preparation* ar* under way to se- pany ot tha Red Bank fire depart- be «xpeot*d without oo-operatloa candle* has donated 60 pound* of hospital's auxiliaries. of educated laymen," he asserted, es In New Jersey and New York. candy. Burrltt Boynton of the board of Tom Lawrence of th* United Mil* cure additional help tor the collec- ment Btaurday at S p. m. at thi The Arm handle* insulation, roof- Producers of New Jersey, who ae. (Special to Th* Register) tion from church organisation* of Molly Pitcher hotel. "pointing out the naceaalty, and Ray E. Taylor, general chairman, trustees waa chairman of the In- NEW YORK—The New York difficulty, ot obtaining Informed ing, siding, aluminum combination spection. Mrs. Lawton P. Hindis companled Schomp, wa* a littla thl* area. It waa announced today Final plan* tor th* Halloween announced that the prlies will be more definite. Stat* Transfer Tax department hu and (xperlenced people to *lt on atorm windows and screens and was In charge of the coffee shop. by Claude Whalen, chairman of tb* danee war* made at a meeting last aluminum storm doors. displayed In the former Acme ttore "We got no tnawera at all." L*w» appraised the estate of the late Mrs. paper, drive committee. grand Juries and trial Juries. Tb* on Broad st. Mr. Krakowltch and Saturday was the last opportuni- Mary Jackson Rlker, Rumton rd., Thursday night at th* fir* house. supreme court Is* studying this Mr. Butcher was aatoelated U rence reported. The collection of paper win begin Th* grand march will start at 11 Joseph Holiday, finance chairman, ty for the public to Inspect the new Runuon, at $5,156,106, gross value, problem and may, In a few we*ka,' yeara with the Jersey Central Pow- have started work on the window, Lawrence said "while they tndl« at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon and o'clock. Prises tor dancing and hospital. Authorities expect to be- cated they understood our problem, and M.M1.SM, net. Stocks and he said, "hav* something ta My er and Light company at Asbury and by tomorrow the prises will gin transferring patients from tht a canvass of the entire town will costume* will be awarded. about It, there waa no assurance that they bonds included in the asecls were Park and was electric sales man- ba ready for display. old building to the new this we«lc, he made by firemen and volunteer Special awards were made tt last could handle It to our satisfaction, valued at 14,303,000, and mortgages, "The Monmouth Jnvinlte confer- ager on appliances, commercial re- tt Is hoped to have the last patient note* and cash amounted to over helpers. Householders wishing to week's meeting to Mrs. Mary Wil- frigeration and air conditioning. In Albert Newman, Jr., ground* "I certainly can't feel encouraged contribute are urged to place pa- ence committees." he (aid, "repre- chairman, reported that with the moved by early November. about it." tmooo. son, Mrs. Helen Intermesati, Mrs. IMS he resigned and became vice pers on their front porches or Dorothy Leonard and Leo O'Con- sent essentials of co-operative clt. exception of flood lights from Fort As toon as th* transfir I* com- The O. P. S., the O. M. t. aad tha Mrs. Riker, who died Dec. 27, lien effort and, ha told the com' president and one of the owners lawns befor* the «Urt ot the drive. nor. Otherr* at th* meeting wert e of the Jersey Central Appliance Monmouth, everything was moving pleted, the old building wilt be torn Federal Department of Agriculture 1MT, in her TM year, waa a native tnlttea member*, "w* ar* tremen- along satisfactorily for the carni- down. of Sea Bright, daughter of John L. Arrangement* for th* firemen to Mr*. Jam** Turnoek;, Mn. Roibert company at Asbury Park. Ha sold are the three agencies whkh con* dously In debt to you for your good val at the high school athletic fleld tro] the price of milk at the whoia» and Mary J. Rlker. H*r husband, turn over proceeds from the drive Cadman, Mr*. Donald McHugh, example. A similar plan atartad his Interest to the present owners Henry I, Riker, an lnve*tment have been completed by the firemen Mrs. William Nlmery, Mr*. Joseph In December, IMf, going to Dallas, on Bergen pi. Red Bankers Sue sale and retail level around New recently In Burlington county," he Jersey. banker, died In IMS, and she moved with Rev. Runyon Wolfe, pastor of C*lv*r, Mr*. Ralph Hoffman, Mrs. told th* audlsnc*. "baa ahw had Tax., where he formed the Bntchei Mrs. Dorothy Bryn, Judging to th* Rumson estate In 1»M. Sh* tb* Reformed church. R*v. Mr. Thomas Ma*s*y, Mr*. William Car fine success." Distributing company u southwes chairman, reported that no horses Long Branch for 8100.000 Largely because of confllctlnf was a member of the Runuon Coun- Wolf* and member* of Mi congre- lone, Mr*. Gerald Jordan, Mrs. distributor tor th* Watts-Wagner would be permitted In this year's area* ot responsibility, their varlona Robert Robinson, Mrs. Thomas parade, and that a special cate- FREEHOLD — A $100,000 suit order* hav* prevented • rise In tha try club, th* Monmouth County gation have been Inatrummtal In company Una of automotive chem- against th* city of Long Branch Hunt club, Sea Bright Beach club, Inaugurating the fund to defray Braseh, Mr*. Jam** Polg, Mrs. icals. That business Is being turned gory would bet set up for float*. price et milk paid to the farmer John Hoffman and Mrs. O'Connor. Sponsor* ot th* buffet *upp*r hat been Instituted in county court In New Jersey for the put year la St, ffeorg*'* Episcopal ehuroh, Rum- medical expend* tor Miss Ralph, and demonstration m**tlng were over to his associate*. Cash contributions for the carni- by Flora Webster of Red Bank, ad- ion, and other organisation*. who Is a patient In St. Raphael's Mrs. Raymond Sergeant la presi- val have been received from The the face of widespread fanner i— dent of the auxiliary which will Monmouth county freeholders. -Di- Butcher was born in Texas and ministratrix of the estate of Oeorgt mand for a prlc* hike, Her daughter, Mrs, M»ry Rlker, hospital, New Haven, Conn. rector Joseph C. Irwln welcomed owns a large farm on Red rive Red Bank Register, Mount Eng- Mason. meet In regular session Thursday lish Sales company, Red Bank wife of William C. Rlker, of North She has been invalided by paraly- Nov. 1, at tha fir* house. the audience and County Judges j, but has spent most of his life In Mr. Mason, who lived at 74 Linden sis for th* put ten years and bad- Edward Knight and John C. Gior- New Jersey. He is a member of the Lion* club, Bell Finance company, Olion Opens Store farm, Hclmdcl, Inherit* one-fourth English Motors, Stanley Brown, pi., was killed last Nov. M, when a of the eitate outright, and will get ridden for the past two year*. dano outlined the idea behind the Dallu Lions club and has been ac- section of the boardwalk adjacent For Shade Blinds Three years ago, Miss Ralph lost tive In 'civic affairs, serving on Merchants Trust company, Me- the Income for life from another Local Residents Monmouth plan, chanic Street Parent-Teachers as- to Octan ave., Long Branch, cairn one-fourth share, the use or her hands. Since enter- Mr. Montgomery servsd as narr*. fund-raising committees and work- apart and wat carried across ttv William O. Olson, son of Mr. and] Ing the hospital, surgeons have dis- Married 23 Year* ing for the Community Chest ant sociation, Westslde Hose company, Mrs. Robert W. Olson, Sr., of SI A similar bequest was made to a tor for demonstrations by the Ad- Police Benevolent association, Red street striking him. The suit al ion, the late Dr. John L Riker of covered a brain tissue condition bury Park and Long Branch Juve.i- Red Cross. He also Is a member ol legu that the city of Long Branch Tower Hill ave., will open Olson'*, which they believe has led to the Mr. and Mrs. Lester E, MoQuee the Dallas Athletic club and Coun Bank Fire Department First Aid a shep featuring window shade* Beiknap lane, Rumson, who died of Harrison ave., obicrved th*ii ils committees of actusl cut*, and and Rescue squad, Slgmund Eisner was guilty of Improper construe last February 29, at the age of 41 paralysis. Progrns* has been re- Introduced Keyport Magistrate Her- try club. and Venetian blind*, in th* Bow**> ported by the hospital from the 38th wedding anniversary at an In- company, Independent Engine com- tion and maintenance ot th* board- building In th* borough parking let Under Mr. Riker'i will, hi* trust of formal gathering of their family at bert R, Rothenbtrg, who dl*cus»*d pany, Ladies' auxiliary of the Vet- walk. This, It contend*, led to trie one-fourth the estate panes to hi* operation and subsequent physical Mertiase M*a*y eff White *t, therapy treatment to th* extent their horn* la*t night, Both itr. the organisation of a fulUlm* re- erans of Foreign Wars. Ttook snd rtWodcement of the section which three children, Cornelia, Richard creation program by that borough's far Ssmti, farni>, fnuntry titatt, kuil. The etorf. located between Searaj that Miss Ralph tiac been able to »nd MM. McQueen are well-know 1 Ladder Fiif company. Union Hose killed Mr. Ma.=on and John U, Jr., Runuon, In thin area, Mr. McQueen bqin committee. nrm building:) exl^tina or n«w, Lon* k K D Roebuck company and Jersey Cen« move her flngern. *«rni «HIV p^ymfnt, liberal loan-t of company, nrd Bnnk Klin Dcparl- Ths action cleniatuls that dam- tral Power ,ind Light company, '*\Jl deputy county clerk ot Monmout acdpinablt) propertiat. JoAfph G. McCut Venailin Bllnat *».» ent. rxrciitivc toun':il nnd Ml- «g.o the dependents carry Mlih Items ns table pads, For Him—Far Htr To defray cost* of the medical county. St«my RealtorA. Mortcaaa Pspart- t.o* of sood vpnttian bllndi in L _ mint. Phont RU 1-0444.—Advartlitntnt. clinel J. Stsvola. of Mr. Mason The estate of tho rtnrm window*, bsuswood and bam- Orlctnat gifts at popular prleu. •.'... treatment the. Peart Ralph fund has Que«t* w*r* Cauncilmtn «n JS.mrh S«-lni>h tnit flS.inch widths i not dead man and his ne.tt or kin are boo |inn-h elmden snd lattice drapes. eVvmis Gift Shop, 531 Banst tvt., As. been estabtlahed and Sunday's pa- Mr*, Pet*r J. Eiehel*. Mr. and Mrn, many of tach, but Ideal for hamrlni on burr Park.—Adv.rtliftncnt. nutaliie (rultie of wlndowi. Nstlonsl ( Btllarlna Ditkat II.M Scatl Tl.iui to Ctnta represented by Edward W. Wise, Mr. Olson, a Red Bank high tchoot per drive will mark the second do- Kenneth H. McQueen and Mm. N. a 10. Frown'i.—Advartliiment. Tw«nty-p!tc« mil. Juit rtcdvei! 72 Rcutt tnwrla 1.*, rent si: SIIPJC coffee Jr., Red Bank attorney, graduate in 1M3 who served threa nation by Red Bank firemen, a A. Donovan of Pair Haven: MIM only RfVfrf rnnner-linttom Trlmr«r whli. makerk s II77 ouptaiti n pod U i l years In the Marine corps, said ha Hallevttn Suit* M Ctnts Sarah McClees, Mlddlctown town , h. Vaiail PrnrHHII a«.av«.,, bftwren Flril Hint t»« kettlM, I5.no r«rh. We tre Rrvrrn rnptie bottoni Ua kcttlr» },',50t check having been given last week fruni II * |mlr. I,ills of Old Ccmstny'i Lialfh Csal will announce th* formal opening 1.000 to p rk (torn, Mi>k». n i ship, and Mr, a|d Mm, Richard •nf new houae- pl«illf drnprdrnpri fruni II * | I,l o mMkcri Mnri all ihn >ff*t. Nttlonal by the executive council of the Are nd lidlMldl' IllIsllorlntl , AT 1-021)0 Ad- w«r»» itiisatal , National i *k 101 , Frovn'iF , thlntfthl i ynu need «t vpry lol w pricesi , Na Call KB 7-11 o«. W. D. Swtrttit, Jr., dats In ntxt watk's Refltttr, 10, Prown'i,—Advplitl, Hsalit.—-AdttrUumtnt. HAWK wmtmu. ocrowti«, im yaar t* SI. a* compared with Si tori Self-Eutploved tko aaaae period la ISM, aad *4S| Club Received ***** for tko earn* period la H*»,| •aid Mr. Hint*. fjOMYIftTfl SEWCE Under Security The cott of polka treetaseet rt- 7«W Plans Party ASBVRY PARK - Self-employed To Fight Polio moia* high In Monmoutk county I peraons were reminded today hy J. ASBURY PARK-Receipt «f a doe to the large number of poet I Herbert Reid, manager ef the *t- check Saturday for SU,0M from th* polio caeca requiring efUr-treat-1 For U.S.O. Work bury Park office of the Social Se- National Foundation for lafaarfil* meat and care, particularly the po-1 ALEXANDER W. HIRSCH aabiftaaaaaaf ftaaaaftaMat flat OWSBW curity Administration that coverage Paralytia makej advance* of 12*4,- lie coot* conSaed to the iroa lung. I B^aP*VeHslavt9 •^'^t^a^Bv *V •^a^B^aWa T. H«M Card] Party under the new law i* mandatory 3A2U paid th* Monmouth County Tkere an tour eate* requiring the rWf, and not voluntei-y. Chapter by th* KF.I.P. aiac* 1MT respirator eonaned io the polio AM) Fall fraohiea §l»» "W* believe,'' he (aid, "that the for needed polio epidemic aid la th* ward at the Meameuth Memorial | CL4V GORBfEft belief that coverage U elective hat county. Thi* mat I* in addition t* hoopital at thi* timo. «il ka IseM Stssvin, Ortafcar 14, 1MI. Ort. 25 at Fort Club gained currency her*. While it 1* over ST9.0O9 opeat hy th* charter Although tko ineldeaee of pol The Red Bank Bu*in»#« and Pro- true that certain profeiaienti* ar* for polio from lotal (undo ottw* w Mooatowth county la lower tkial att P. It, feaeional Women's club hai taken excluded from coverage, th* exclu- 1MT. year then aay time ctaee INT, In •• it* principal project thin yeer, *ion i* by law and not by choice." Roland I. Hinei. county eholr- the aatloa today, infantile paraly-l service to the l'8O. Hub at Long Self-employed men and women »ian, who waa pr*o»nt*4 tk* chock •I* continue* to tatted loot yoor e I Branch, in an effort to ra,i»e fund* who are not excluded by law, will by Qeorge J. Imloy, county chapter agure* A* of Sept. a. 1M1, tkere I for varioua extra activiticc far »er- have to report their 1H1 "net earn- treasurer, **id that alter tioatanoat wore loMaa car** reported. Thi* M viccmen at the U.8.O. clufc th* ing*" for tocial security purpam sf patient, from too IMS and ttat SSI atere tkaa won roportod for tko women will »tag<> a fall faahion on their income tax return* next poll* epidemic la th* aouaty, tt be- aaan* period la t-a. •how and raid party at th* Ber- March. The ncial tecurlty tan will came aoccmary t* ra*jua»t tho ad- BFVV vict club at Fort Monmouth Oct. be paid at the rame time. vance. The numfe*9 of aollo coot* Ratio la nearly thro* time* «ko| Rod le«e, N. J. ZS. In th* meentime, thoaa builneea- in thli county u* to Oct. I of thi* do* of tko U. B. I men and women who ar* now cov- HAtOWAftl . TOOLS ered for the Drat time under oseial security ehould get aocial Oteurity HltNITUM number* If they have never don* JUVIMll FUHNirUU i. Anyen* «ho** net earning* from THLM*4OOS Mlf-employment are MM or more In a tenable yaar I* "eovarod" un- der th* new law, ante** the earn- LIGGETT i ing* are d*riv*d from the operation of a farm *r the practice of on ascludcd prefeotlon. Among thoaa excluded ar* doctor*, deatleU, v*t- erlnarlan*. full-time practicing pub- DRUGS lie accountant*, prefeatloaal en- gineer*. Before th* time of Sling tho MS! JnSii IneoMa Us return earl* la ISM, iTutturs UI'SALE every aelf-empleyed p*r*M wheoe work It covered by tho amended 17. 11* ft & 10 tocial teeurltv law will a*ed a on- I0W tbraagh clal cecurlty account number. If he ha* «*v«r had a card, or ha* toot hie cord, ho *h*tild got la touch with the eoclal aecurlty office In hi* GOOD HEALTH VALUES locality. Or he eon obtain a blank ii form at the poet ofllc* and mall it to the noclal aecurlty ofllc* located Mfiti at SM Bang* avc, Aebury Park. Booklet* lilting all ef the ex- PLENAMINS tin, Samuel Piffle It chairman eluded proffMlon* can he obtained ef the event. Clothej will be ahown without eont from th* focial #e- NEAT UUHPl by Mi Amhrme of Red Band and curlly aalee. •Bring bake, and fur* by Wlntari' •hep of Red Bank. Peggy Cyrtll will he commentator. Back(raun4 •allrouM daaaes 7 6 5 MUIIC for the ihow will ba by IvGBGBI tBJSBCIIJf "Combo," tha elub'a orchci.'rw. Triplt-Tofttd Val VHIRfl A% AfAjB • Ait entertainment program k Tht kttn Intertit thewa ay tetn- bten arranged by Mix Nancy Mo- ager* In learning ballroom daaelng ran ef th* IT. a. O. ataff. The. pro- and proper toelal deportment baa »!' gram will feature music by "Com- been itrlklngly demonstrated by th* 40-Hr. ALARM CLOCK bs" and th* eoldlere' cherui of Fort fact that th* tnrollmtnt of th* jun- llfol Monmouth which It directed by ior Aottmhly of th* Cthtl Mount Ut^F^t^o* lip aHVM Nn'l Wwl M Wm PI*VI Philip LePlante. Pvt. Frank B*u- Hour Behool of Danelng ha* It'i the newest, most effi- Ity, whs hu appeared en TV and reached capacity, although only two cient tank cleaner, with the (tag* and recently In th* BlHg aeatlen* havt hem held. The elan- IMVa...«4» Crothy movie, "Mr. Muaie," win •• are held In the ttudl* ef the IWsIt ratlin) dlit, nkki anoj ftratdiat. controlled suction tnd he on* ef th* guett artlit*. Th* •eheel on PreipKt av*. **eond *rti*t will he Eileen Mann Member* tnrolltd ar* Mlttei Va4aaBatiaaWdaBa%df1 aaat efaaa^Aaa^aal aaaaM auauaatoul "Litter Gitter" Noiilc, of Allcnhunt, ooprane, who tu Ow*n Anger*)*, Lynn Barter, Bar- 1.7$ only $84.95. Easy monthly r*e«ntly ehoien MlM Armed Fore** bara Figaro, Bath Flannlngan, B*t- nOTal •f Newark. Th* program will alM ty Foale*, Joan Kane*. Jana Itsr- terms. Phone tor a homt fMtur* piano number* by Pvt. Kel- vejr, Virginia H*rden,,Nan Jaekton, REG. 1.98 •bowing. No obligation. ly Bprigg* of Fort Monmeuth. Ann Jane*. Margaret King, Shirley IS waatthi' Migfly) Auliting Mr*. Dlgfl* with gen- Little, Linda Lynch, Marltnt Man, eral arrangement* ar* Mri. Alma Peggy Meachem, Catherine Mur- Will II MM III C. Harrl*, in chart* of publicity; phy, Julio Nivlut, Kathleen New- t 8-CUfe> Mr*. Ann* Brennan, Mr*. Samuel man, Joyce Nilion, Kay Predmore, •IIII Him •••tits am) Mlat Margery Bcott, Oall Rafferty, Lynn Rettom, Sue aUUMINUM prltei; Ml** Marl* Koikey, tlek*Ui Sherman, Carol Shine, Alleo Stthr, }2-00 Mr*. Margaret Ryder and Mr*, Mtrllyn Taylor and Joan Tucker. teatlto, r*fre*hm«nU; Mia* Dorothy Alto Harry Allaire, David Broun- S»Uf VALUt rOatsT* Dean, elub prealdent; Mia* Evelyn ley, Thowiae Breuoley, Lao Burn- fifCffflC Leaven* and Mlu Rot* Seitito, ad- ham. Philip Burr, Oeorg* Carter, CaR tU vertlilnf paateri. Lawrence Cirton, Robert' Coomb*, Robert Daly, Anthony Dominic, HKOLATOt Crofton Held, Dirk Held. Herbert Birthday Party Given Kaul, Thomtt Ltbreeque, William ta Yew La- H B \tt WITH COID MacNtmara, Mlehaet MaeNamara, ^^v v>w v ^^^^*r^v ^BFV ^p^r ^^^ ^ • ^ wv For Fred Scfick Jam** Newman, John Newman, KEAHSBURO-Fred Mick of John Pareon*, Robert P*rrin», Bar- ISCHUNCBaUl] Uneoln ct. wu t«n yean old Sat- ry Sherwood, Thoma* Shulti, Wil- urday, and h* entertained Nvtral liam Stoya, Dike Thorndikt and trland* at a lawn birthday party. Richard Weaver. CORONA penns JERSEY CENTRAL Attending w*r* Jan* and Mary MUi Moatr la attlited In Inttruet- Ann Blair, Wayne, Carol Ann and Ing the** young people by MlM Jan- Thoma* Perry, Judith, I.arry and et Smith tnd Warrtn Carter. .JUwfOcI Anthony Gonello, L,ynn and David Charlei QoUchalk It pltnltt at th* APPLIANCE CO. Wallae*, all of Belford; Pamela •cation*. ifateillWoiacyMlittSc Lang, Rumion, and John and Joan wwiiimst.Mii* Dor*, Spring Valley, N. T. HONOMBD AT LCNCHEON iTdk 1SflirM«i4lf»rf*c KEANSBimo-Mr*. Ana Ship- •Jeajntajt 11 MMMTUI Pkwr. Uag Sreach ENBOIXED AT BUM Icy and. Mri. Ocnevieva Palmer fMMotaH A+m Path DURHAM, N. C.-MU* Tora We- were hotteue* at a farewell lunch- 41 S> Mam ft. fteaMd land, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Tor- eon Wednetday of latt week for vald W*land of Nutiwamp rd.. Mid- Mri. Jano Kuhn, who hat returned 191 dPjsv^njBj #vvajto PakN PhwaaM dle town; Edward U Wyckolf, Jr., to Bayonne. Captain* of St. Ann'* •on of Mr. and Mrt. Edward U Parent-Teaehtr aitoctatlon were •4 WaoMegtoa tl. TMM Mv*r Wyekoff of Lincroft Farm, Lineroft, gueiti at th* luncheon. Mrt. Kuhn •M Senad tt lihawiU and Hamilton Shippte, ton of Mr. wai co-ho*t*u, with Mri. Shipley, and Jit*. Wlnsor Rhlppe* of Rum- of th* attociatton'a merchandise Plot* * Mala tM. MfPfhftft AtH TRAYf ion, have completed freshman ori- club. Mr*. Kuhn received a gift entation week at Duke unlveritty. from luncheon gutiti. ROUND SUNMIIST PATTMN VACUUM ftapllgat af lapsnslva Imparts IS" 4" ««—J POR 3f« •orni •" fin—i tc "Mxsa"KaOOl ZIPPERED ««A" Mil—9fc •%" tlsa ash troy parfad for mesa llpf, Pekar and CRAYONS UTILITY KIT Card Oamat. wlHi itufay More Qlamour loop handloi. 6* with Art/ Ma PLASTIC Wall Paper 'JMr/i i.#iftAtnc ••xof BILL FOLD 400 IMlbn^tefNtMlVlW.

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Holdi2l*edpancili,ablua» FLASILMIT ta THI NIW 1tl2 SANITAI CANVAS WALL COVIRIN* rad pencil and o 7-Jnth rul»r» 55- IUXK OCTOBER it, twf 19 a. m. end morning church acrv- II. A week-dey eenife la «rnounc»d At the morning eervice at 10:90, < ico ii at 11 o'clock, when the p*»- by the victr, Rev. Ru/iell A. the organ prelude will be "Andante ' n. cuugEwrs itewn Belford R**-. David Uag will bring the tor, Rev. Elmer T. Schick, will Smith, for nrxt Thursday. Font of ICanUbile" by Tsehaikowsky. The | preach on "John the Beloved," the St. Lukp. at 1:30 a. m., when Holy s ior rholr will |in« Rev. Ruasell A. Smith, vicar, **V snMMg* at tar It o'clock Sunday Pn Thine nouneea a. Holy Communion **rvta> •anklp asrviC's. A nursery ie coo- fourth in a series of sermons on j Communion will ha observed. Ear" by Himmel. The offertory will ; with sermon at »:ft) a. Churciioi Services la the chapel duriag the "Men Whom Jesus Made." The min- h» "O for a Closer Walk With God" I and church school at 11 a'ctatk.' •t. AKDBEWft EPIMXirAL. •onrte*, euprrviMd by asotbsra. A ister will speak at the * p. m. wor- hy Foster. Rev. William E. Bis- Holy Communion will bo . hour will bo held follew- ship on the subject, "Fire From Highlands srove, pastor, will deliver a sermon brated Tuesday at IHi. a. Twe maralag aervic** «MI be lag th* evening worship. The young Heaven Upon Earth." The service of Holy Communion on the theme, "Growing; Vp Into Suaday'e Mrvtoaa wiU An all-day meeting of the Wo-i will be celebrate* Sunday morning ^|«JKH S^lMtA At. M)*BB *steftsf Holy f*mmu*»*a at 8 e'eiack, people will aerv* refreshment* Ann Perfect Union With Christ." tha ethe* r••^••••man'sT at 11* o'clock^*^0" *B*,> witW»*^OhF tho*m*mpa> church school Holy Caavattmiea *t Stschl to in charge of the refresh- men's Missionary society will be ,t » o'clock. Th* celebrant will he The pastor will speak of "The SpiritNist Sfffim Charts* S. •:», morning prayer aM a«rm*n litte*. A movie will be held Tuesday at the home of Mr*.! j'fv. Christopher H. Snyder, vicar. Articles of the New Covenant" at eoMuctiag both. Hie **rms* tkem* . _ __ ^.at It o'clock, Rev. Robert H. 'a duriag the service. John H. Wray, startiac at 10:30 asaisted by Alfred Anderson and the evening service at 7:45. The wiU be, "Hew Believe ia a OaM 14, at the Bias Part Andersen. Jr., rector, will bo lbs Sunday-school meet* at * 41 with «• m. 'Walter Behren* as servers. The young people's choir will sing. OM ia a World Uke Thi*T" Mr*. Method* church, Scrantea, Claame 8*r all agea. New teachers Choir rehearses Wednesday at'vicar will preach en the subject. *••> **• ppreacherpr**cbj*r. OrOrga* n setectiona will le- 7:36 ani the mid-week service ie »t I of "Time". Music by lira, lluth The mid-week service will he Bweie* AUbright Whrttag. Be*t*n. Tba profoeaer'e sermoa subjoct chide "OCertoirc by M" aM iaelud* Mr*. Andrew Clements, be- held Wednesday *t 7:30 p. m. The wiU bs guest vioUniat at bath **r- bo "ftrptssM, But Net ia ginner*; Mr*. Kenneth Smith, pri-• P- m. Ja, organi.tgani,, olfertoryy anthem,, Peatluda ia r by Mean. Ckarlca A j«int omcers' meeting will take |"Hark Hark My SSoul"" , hhy Smart. Youn? People's Christian associa- vans* playing th* eejertary eeloc- ' Me I* ireNsisr ef NowOetachalh will direct tka chair ia mary pupil* aM Mis* Albert* tion meets every Thursday at 7:30 Una*, *M*av«aly Vi»*«" aM 'No- TesUmeat at New Bruaewiek The- •snack, Junior*. tes Thursday at ••>. m. k'hurch school and BaptiMti of aiagiag "The Twcaty-tMrd PMka" C. Allen Reed united with the I John DnaaWf *Ta«r« at 10:15. Holy P. m. The trustees will meet in •My Ks>*we Do Traubla I've S**a." by Baaley. A auretry ie prawlded The young people meet Sundays tegular session tomorrow at 8 p. m. At the earlier aervice PbiUp Roy Or. AhtMi VaaHewtoe will ***** far the eblMrea of thoae wba at- •t 4:8* aM Wednesdays at 7:30.church »t Sunday morning's service ICo m m u n i on will be celebrated witt reader the tenor a***, "O bard at tha oveoUng chapel aorvte* at • UM the II o'clock aervWe. Tale group ceasiste of high oehool and Margaret Jean, tnfant daugh- Thursday morning, Oct. 11, PA. o'clock. Tha am—a tkaaM wUI h* ter of Mr. and Mrs. William D Mc-Luke's day at 10:30. Bvery tYiday there ie a cekbra- aM eighth grMe students *M isIntosh, was baptised fey the min- i ateog, Jr, will Ma4 "Tha •UmaUQed." Uaa of Holy at t» under the direction of Jay Valant, the Tba yean* Malt (sllevsMp amv o'cloek. A *ervice ia honor of St. president. The junior young people ister. aar meetiac win ha halt Wadaee- Middle town ' for Your C-miememee AMiwrther, Bart AMeroea. Bfch- Laws will bo held neat Thursday meat Thursdays after school. MRTHOMftT Robert Crawford aM dey *v«asag m rwiawahia ban. at M e'cleck. Th* . from lath S*rvic*t th* Westminster house. New stu-II to It so that parents ef chil- apeHing Hunday af the fall rally NErHOOIflT have werahlpcMd with the enngre- Tlnton Fall* 10 a. m. to 2 l> " 1" the church dent* may still enroll. dren may atteM the service which will be coatiaued far faur gatlen ar* invited to stteM snd rooms. Contributions may h« left Tomorrow night * program ef Th* Alpha Kappa PI em** will monthe. Worship service will be conducted PHILIP ROY, SeleUt *t f:JO Qyortel at 11:00 Join In the fellowship. at MS a. m. Sunday. Sunday- at the church or contact may be mueic *M m»gle will be presented ild It* monthly meeting in the •unday-tchool meet* at I:M a. m. made with Mrs. t.oi'e'i Peuteeh or la the MethMM fellowship halt. Sreplae* roam tonight. An *v*alng and ajarning worehip I* at Jl school meets at 10:45 a. m. The entertninment, sponsored by af fellowship is pla*Md. PJtEMYTEBlAW Mn. Melvin Layton. Kr%. Cliarlfa S. WPIMIIT Will Prwh at o'clock. Atlantic Highlands «T. MARK'S KPMCOPAI. Clrck) four, h*ad*d by Mr*. Ford Altar ftewere fer Sunday will be A program will be preeented an BAPTIKT Rnlli Srrvicrn stl Mrs. Sheppard, ef the Woman'* prs*ented by Miss Jaan Sellee in Sunday at 1» p. m. by tha Junior A meeting of tha Couples club Kearuburg •Motiatton, will feature Mra. WhM- remembranc* of her frlsM, Mrs. chair, amlated by the K»ior choir will bo held this Saturday nt I p. Holy Communion will be cele- New Monmouth HM*jw Mim to • *>w«eJ f>w*j to « WsrM Uhs Tbh r tag, vlellalst, whistler aM Mrter* Cora Stmpeon; alee by Mrs. I. S. under direction af Mn. m. at th* home of Mr. snd Mr*. brated Sunday at • n. m. Church Clauses for all agea are offered teiaer.ar SSh e wililll bao aaeeeeeempeal« M Thsmpssn aM family ta memry Jaekaon. Frank Afcuwu, 111 Washington avo. school meets nt t:*0 o'clock and at the church Bible school which by Mr*. Latlle Belbal. Tba *f Mr. Thempeen. The evening aervlc* ie nt T:B) Church school meets Sunday at morning prayer with sermon Is at meets at *:4S *. m. WIN ba »rerM«4 . hy 0 JAMBS CATNOUO o'clock, with (Ke paetor, Rev, J, Mabart, Mawark. B. Oilehriat, In charge. Tba weekly auvtlaf af tba Waat- MlaMer atnlar hlf• teliaol feUew. •under maaae* arc at •:», I, 1 BKFOBMCB •hla will Uka place luaaay at 10 aM II o'clock, with a maa* in Red Bank «:tt •. ». th* Mhaal auditorium at ». Bap- .'. Maward Uoyd, Mat a wan, Tba maathly Beieiaa af tha tieme are at 1 p. m. SuMaya. Can- preaching elder at th* Celt'* Neek keard off trusteett s win b* held Tu*s- fewtana are heard •atutday* f ram Reformed church, will apeak at dty at 8:18 o'clock at the West- « to • p. m. aM T:M ta • »• m.the 10:41 o'clock morning service minster house. Harold F. Dewstra Weak-day aumi are at T and t e'elack. •uMay-achaal for the** at- Sunday on the tubject. "Idle C0MAN0GSTIT..MW! Ward*," from the test, "For by Thy Th* weekly rehmr*«t af th* toMIng public aeheol U held In the Ward* Thou Shalt be JuetlBed, *M MosuMuth Clvi* chorus will be •ebeci aMitorium after tha $ by Thy Word* Thou Shalt be C*n- k*M at tbt church Tuetany uM*r o'clock maa*. demned." Rev. R. U Wolff, paeter kMcnhlp «f William Oordoa Tamerrew (a First Friday. Mate- af th* local church, will preach aM m will be at «, 7 and I a'claek. Con- Mmlnbtter th* Lard'* Supper and aftornooa elreU* ef the fea*wm will be beard today from baptism at th* Colt'* Neek church. W*s»*n'* a**oelatlea will meet « to • p. m. *M from T:M Mil. Tha Toung Women'* Bectal atub W*da***ay a* fellowc Clrcl* *•*, m. Holy Hour Friday will be from will meet MoMay at • p. m. »t the «•«" CRAWFORD de*Mrt m**tlag at 1:88 at th* I to » p. m., after wkleh win be Wastmlnoter hou**: Circle throe, Nocturnal Adoration. ham* of Mr*. Alfred Ralph, U*- w***trt meeting st l:W at tS* p«!n »t., Heedden'* Corner. The hem* of Mrs, James McPhee, Rlvsr hosteis will lead th* devotional Flaw; Clrel* four, dessert meeting BT. ANTMONVt CATHOLIC period and aha th* dlscuulon. The at 1:80 at the home of Mra. Helen Red Bank society will discuss plan* for giving O. Bartlett, TO Branch av«.; Circle Sunday maaaei are at T, I, I, 10further help for th* treatment of flve, dessert meeting nt 1:80 p. m.•M H a'claek. Baptlama are nt one of It* member*, Mia* P**rl M. •t th* Westminster heuss: Clrel* 11:10 p. m. Sunday*. Cenfemiene Ralph, wha I* naw receiving physi- FOUNDER'S alt, deawrt mooting *t 1:19 at th*•re beard laturdaya from 4:10 to I cal therapy treatment la Naw Ha- residence of Mrs. Thomas Hackett, p. m. and T:B) to » p. m. The Mine- van, Conn. The has already tt Waverly pi.; Circle seven, cov-uloue Medal aovenn I* held Mon- sponsored n successfucessful bah* **l* at 1*11 era*) dish luncheon nt 1 p. m. atday* at 1:10 p. m. The perpetual Davidson's supsr market. th* homo of Mrs, boui* Errteksoa, aaveaa t* St. Anthony i* bald The Men'* club will how tt* 110 Branch avo. Tueadaya ai 1.M p. m. monthly acHlen W*d***day a* 8 Th* evening elrels* win p. m. at the church. WMnosdny a* follows: Orel* _ mBUOMVB SOOIBTT Of Rev. R. U waUf will arneltt* at at th* borne of Mr*. Oeorg* Nu- th* marriage SuMay at 8 p. m. ef gent, 17 StWsrten nv*.. Uttl* Sil- Shrewsbury MU* Jen Maelntoah, daughter ef ver; Circle twe, nt the horn* of The fhrewebury meeting ef R«- Mr. and Mr*. William Mtclntesh Mra. Chirk B. Wallace. «t Crescent Mgleu* Society ot FrieMs (Quak- end a member of thl* ehuNh, te dr., Little Silver; Circle three, at er*) meete fer womhlp at 11 a. m.Richard Eugen* Eseh, Jammburg, the hem* *f Mrs. James F. Stem- th* Flrat-dty (Sunday) In th* meet- her, 140 Orange av*., Fair Haven. ing nous* *t BroM st. and Sye»- BUST CHWBCrToF CBBIST Orel* two will hold a dessert meet- mor* nv*., preceded at 10 a. m. by Ing nest Thursday at 1:80 o'clock th* Firstly echo*!. Visitor* ar* JUd Bank at tha residence ef Mr*. Richard Service* In First Church of Strong. 84 Throckmorton it. Christ. Scientist, 808 BroM St., *r* Th* Brownie* will meet Tkura- SALVATK>N*ABinr held SuMay* at 11 a. m. aM 8:00 «*y at l:» p. m. at th* Westmla. KM Bank p. m.; W*dnead*y* at 8:18 p. m. ater houM. Bey Stout* will m**t Major Henry A. Drle* wiU sneak Sunday aebeol m**U at 11 a. m. thet* that Might at 7 o'eloek aM Sunday at 11 a. m. at the Linden Th* provable falalty of sta, dt- th* Mariner* will hold their w**k- pL citadel en the theme, "Condi- *••**, and denth en th* bu|t that ly atuloa Thursday in th* pariah tloaa ef Knowing Ood.' Sunday they do not originate in OM, who Khool will meat nt 8:41 Th* young give* maa life aM health, wUI be A barn dance, aponaored by th*people's meeting In charge of Wil- dealt with nt Christina Bcienc* BM0 elub. will be held Friday, Oct. liam Chndwiek will atart nt «:80i A Mrvle** next SuMay. Subjact of the If, at •:*> p. m. In tha Weatmin- street corner servie* at 7:88 will Lesson-Sermon I* "At* Sin, DIMU* ater houae fer young adult* and ba followed by the 8 o'clock eve- and Death Real?" young married couple*. ning aervice, at which MaJ. Dries The Golden Test tofrom Patlm*: will apeak on "The Miming Hand." Th* Lord I* my strength nnd *ong, BAPTIST A itrect corner eervice will be nnd I* become my Mlvatioa . . , Bed Bank held Tuesday at 7:80 p. m. aMI shall not die, but live, and dt- Rev. W. Clinton Power* will a meeting of th* Woman'* Hem* etar* th* work* ef th* Lord." apeak en the topic. "Will Tou Be a » w||| b* conducted at th*(US: 14, 17). Wltneia?" at the 11 o'clock Sunday hour by Mr*. Jullu* NleUea. Citation* from the King Jam** twfltag vie A nuraery I* pro- Band praetka will be bold that vtralon ef th* Bible laclttd* Christ vided for small children by mem- night at 1 o'clock. Jesus' atetement to hi* dleelptea: bers of the HMO club, Church A Salvation Army ofrker** con- "Behold I giv* unto you power to achool meat* at 0:46 *, m. ference will bo held Wednesday tr*M en cerpente and scorpions, The flower* tor Sunday will be starting at 10 a. m. at PlainftaM, and over all th* power ot th* ene- given by Mrs. J. William Halm, Mr*. with the N*w Jersey division a* my: and nothing ahall by any Jan* Jnekson and J. William Helm, host CommlMloMr Donald McMil- mean* hurt you." den meeting* will be held at 7:10 p. m. A Holiness meeting BAPTIST Tuesday at S:SO p. m. will be conducted that night at Leonardo A family church dinner will be o'clock. This la * service of prayer Church school wilt meet at 8:45 held Wednesday at 6:10 p. m. Tick- and meditation In charge of MaJ. a. m. Rev. John B. Johnssn, pas- )l> ets may be secured from Mra, Dries. tor, will deliver n sermon on the If All APT " Charle* Miller, Mr*. W. Clinton theme, "Facts for Fisbsr* of Man,'' Power*, Mr*. William Sehanck, at th* morning servie* »t 11 o'clock. Thorn** Wilson, Victor Edelmann Pert Xuumouth »Th* intermediate aM ssnlor or at the church office. A comedy youth meeting will be held at 7 film for the children will be shown. Rev. A. Donald Magaw, pastor, p. m. and th* evening service at EASY-YfH) BUY Allan Yost, Sunday-*chool superla- YOU GET ^ 8. The pnstor will prmeh en Tha chancel choir rehearse* Wed- UMent 1 nesday at 7:10 p. m. and Boy Scout Sunday-school at l:S0 a. m. Morn- "Peter * Ssrmon at Csmrta.* CNOOSI $11 WOUTH OF MIKHANMSI H«I*/j> troop U meet* Thursday evening. Ing worship at 10:48 a. m. Young Deaconsssts will mist Tu*id*y ...mn AM JUST A nw or TM MANY ITIM* Mrs. Howard Prltcnard and Mrpeepl*'. * **rvlc« at d:SO p. m. Eve-at a p. m. at th* horn* of Mrs. Rob- GREATEST OFFER IN CRAWFORD HISTORY! and Mra. Emcrten Best were wer* ning worship at 7:48 p. m. ert Starch aM the junior youth PMM OUWWtO'S MUM SUKTMNI weleomeo" into church membership Prayer aM aralet **rvle* Woe- MCNty at S p. m. at th* church. NtW PAH at •uatey'i service. Mtony at 7:48 #. m. Mr*. Mildrtd Johuen will be In P*W*J• DltN dmiftft *jlllffS# eharg*. DMeon* wlU m*H at th* GREATEST CRAWFORD CLOTHES! MBTHODIST paraeug* at 8 p. m. IINI or j ;Tlso, SMho, tebee, Vtkt, Jswelry, Beier ih*H.\ Fair Hav*n ThVpartor'* itMy ef K»hi will Sunday-school at t:4B a. m. Satoatow* be continued at th* prai**, prayer AU Mwn'rarvd UHJIM' UI\H, Coots; Zlp-llnsd CooH and Sporttwtar ClaiM* for all ages. Preaching at Sunday meeting* ar* h*M a* fel-and Blbl* study meeting Wadn**- It *, m. by Rsv. William B. Mag- low*: 10 a. a, Bible rtudy hour, day at 8 p. m. Trustees will meat includvd in this grtat ovont ot Crawford's low, mak«rtoyou prlctsl sam, pastor, on th* them* "Four wHh Mult, young #eop1*'a aM chll- at th* church next Thuraduy at Famous Men." Mu*ie, prclud*. dren'e clam**. At 11 a. m., a gen- 8:18 p. ra. •Xdagl*,- Msndetsnhn; Offertory, eral ibrjr fer dnglng ef hymn*, *Pastoral*,H Ponglass, *nd anthem, prayers, gospel preaching and Com- MBTHODIST USE CRAWKMIVS CONVINIINT "The Lights of Home," Ruebush. munion. Keanaburg The church auembUe* at 7 p. m. Sunday-school meals at *:« a. m. CHAPEL OF HOLY COMMUNION SuMay lor a half hour of praetle* Clsrsnes W«lllng will speak at th* CNJUIM dH BUDOIT ACCOUNT Fair Haven •Inglng. Th* evening tervlc* be- morning service at 11 o'clock In Bua to th* floral display and gin* at 7:10 o'clock. th* absence of th* palter, Rev. arrangements. In th* chapel morn- Th* mid-w**k Bible study, with Edward S. Ztllty, Jr. Th* WMM'I ing prayer isrvlcewlll b* omitted, classes fer edulU and children, is Society of Christian Service will th* **rvWe of evening prayer will h*ld Wsdnssday at 7:10 p. m. be In charge ot the evening service ba h*ld Sunday afternoon at 4 at 8 when a motion picture, "And o'clock commemorating tha four- ST. THOMAS' 'EPISCOPAL Now I See," will be (hewn. teenth annual harvest Thanksgiv- Red Bank Th* young adult fellowship will ing **rvlc* sponsored by th* Men- Sunday1* **rvlc«* will b* Holy hold an opra muting W*dn**d*y mouth-Blb*ron Horticultural *oel*- Oommunlon at I a. m. and Sunday- at 8 p, m. at th* church. A mo- RED BANK 32-34 BROAD STREET ty. Rev. Christopher H. Snyder, •chool *t 10:10. Ann Upohur* will tion picture, "Reaching From vicar, announces that Rap, James be the soloist. Rev. K. E. MacDon- Heaven," will b* presented tt th* C. Auehlnelos* will b« the speaker. aid I* the nctor snd Mrs. Flortth meeting. STOMS AUO IN MWARK • IUZAMTH • MRSIY CITY e HACKINSACK Speelat music has been arranged Y. MnoDonald Is organist. Musical Services will be held st the by Mr*. Amanda fall, organist, selections will be waits, "Fault," ehtireh at 7:30 p. ta, Saturday with tha s.ialsUnce of «n augment- by Oouiiod, and "Th* Lost Chord," through Sunday, Nov. Ml, luring "O»« «f AMIRICA'f LAROIST CUtkiiif ed efceir. by Sir Arthur SuUlvan. United Bv»*g*li*ti* Advaae* wMk. ¥mt wo HAIOC noumn. OCTOBEB IL IMI RIUMOB and MkHktmm Home* "Iff MOVIITIMI V. Opened for Annual floral Displays VBMf A «4 of haa*r at a ***** _- RUMSON--C*watry LMa" was Mn. Monar-e bera*. Mas. OHoer Vi*tw. Wadneeday tt iaat w«ak hy Mra. Bad RMM Mill tm: Mn. •.offr.r A107, neond. tb* theme af the annual Sawor -las. Che*- " " axciel- ' Harold Khaabalk at har haaM aa show af the Humana Oerdea cbsb iM ava. YOUR CHOKE held laet week la nambara' hoasee. Mn. Binjer's t«H, Mn. rusenat L- Th* Thursday aftemeea Mere than SM Mr». dieter; 1 Issl R^basn1, inti aMBdM*ian: f" J • e^amnaannai- i baked by Mra. la% Day M tha aeraeae viewed Saral arraagamaati Ma. VeeTTkMM. Mi*.~Aih«* L. dhtf l V•MBW la hemee in Rusaaaa, Leeaat aM «M, IT.. tart: Mr.. U>r4, eece*4. Oueate wara Mr*. Jaa Baa. en the Navasiak River rd. **etl«a Mn, Peter •. B. Cusm4 acr wa* **rvad by MM. ar* (ieters-ia-law. Th* two waaaaa Mra. RoWrt «. IM*r. Mcwie. H4 alee won th* Martha Blaakara Me- low Mn. auM, Ant. **4 Mn. morial trophy, given to tha m* rHHttMaw. VM<*. Mn. We«4. mmsth, MM. Pre4 Km, MM: R. her who receive* th* most potato IT.. «4, M« HIM BMate wn tervod. Pniaat wan Gate*, tkir4. 4 « HI BU Nclaea, Lynn Pert, Martha. RsJs. Mra. Carrl* Patteraaa, Mn. Ullia Mr. and Mra. Jansea Slmnton*. doable arrangement af ruby e H*ale »*cifM* *> anr «mie«el mi RolMrtfa RatMlMMIi KMfM BHMWBMB* trvington, were Sundsy guest* ef erad mapdragea*, ruby aad white nttnatlai vanitr. Ma* ajmllr deetw. Janette Smith, kandra Terrey, Pe- Veraaea*. Mr*. Helen Chadwick, Mre. Albert Hnyder. aellaretta dahlia* and eeft rasa ool- •nt. »n4 MUI Lratot jnwtM, MM! tra Wekh, Valerie Will, Kalhleea Mra. Iraaa Hauaaun, Mra. Plarence Je Anne Conner celebrated: her ored clusters of pompoa chrysaa- Th* fjaal aaetlaa of th* ipeclaM* Wright Peter BfekMsa, M*ary Kennedy, Mr*. Ruth Tallman, Mr*.fourth birthday at * party la*t week themuMa. Poliag* M th* arrange- cl*a**t waa far tha member wha ChrleUusoa, Robert Knight Den Oertrude Lemmon and Mre. Pr*n- at her hoaM. Attending were Ruth ment waa begonia lea***. Tb* ar- 4a»* h*r awa asraaalag. ar with Morris, Richard Netaea, Jasjea aaaMetealf. The neat meeting will Connor, Marehn Htone, Lysjian Ev- rRngement* were la a pair af e# a»*M ajalataaea fran a ha*4yataa Parrlne, Roger Reek, Deaeld Rees- ha held Nov. t at Mn. Kennedy* er man, Una* Ooddard, Eileen orNIW ROOF whH* formal vacee, nad tha table ar ahaataur. Memker* **hlblt*4 a bach, Erie Sweaaan aM Lae Vegwl; O'Ntlll, Patricia Connor, Edward waa set with a ellver tea service, eelleetloa af four different aaael- third and fourtk grades, Robert Or. and MM. Oeorge Wagner and Connor and Susan Hendrleki. Al«e •nd china la a ruby cater. To ee BMaa af the above mentlon*4 taw- PHclton, Beverly Pewter, Edward Mr. and Mr*. Roger Wymb* ipent Mre. Edna Connor, Mrs. Helen Ood- I plete the arrangement, the same ar*. Ml** Emily Goetce wa* nmt;Oood, Mary Ellen Oraasln, Patricia tb* week-end in the Pocono moun- dard, Mrs. Margaret Htone, Mrs. E. ' Bowers, foliage and berries were Mr*, lltley, *fron4; Mr«. PtBiri Hartwick, Robert Hertwicb, Thom- teln*. J. Connor and Mrs. Dorothy O'Neill. ueed In another arrangement la a thlr4, aM Mre. r»rgu§on, Jr., hon-as Johnson, Ariea* Jehnatan, Mar- Paurteen at*mber* attended tha largo eilvor bowl on a buffet. orable mention. ian Uvgren, Michael Neleea, Shel- last Meeting af tha Sew and Saclub Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Connor Second striae went to Mrs. Prat- dea Nelson, peter Perrlae, CeraUn* held at the h**e af Mn. Donald and family nttended th* itsts (air PMVMW SAT. NKWT • it a»T erlck Hurt, who did an arrange- Rock, Catharine Reck. Robert Matthew* , Sr, Th* attendance last week at Trenton. ment far a football kjaeh la t Rogers, Benedict Raeabeeh, Jeanne prUe waa wan by Mn. Olga Rank, MM. Herbert Sehenek attended "MatlaMJ ttw dBMaV With The civil 4efea** •rat aM aatll- the birthday party given her grand' dining room of her awa bom* Shaginaw, John BUelMaa, Char- nt whoa* ham* the neit meeting OABLTON UM P. M. PARAMJOtWT SlM ». M. Ridge rd. Other dining room ar- lary held a 4rtll Monday night at lotte Sweaeen, Predertek Tbarln, will tab* place. daughter, Linda gehenck, lait week. the ichoal under the direction of She la a daughter of Mr. and Mr*. 1 rangement* were for a Thanhsgiv- Rcbcrt Terkb, Kay VanD**ren, Mr. aad Mn. Pred Bremyer lait C*»t. rraak Callahan. It waa an Robert Hchenek, Shrewsbury. n lag dinner la th* ham* af Bertram and Amy Welch; Sfth Mat Math week attended an apen hou** cele- Mil H. Borden en River rd., a race aaaaeag that another alaa), la Meet gradea, L*ali* Cevert, Robert Lev- bratlan af tha golden wadding an- MUi Oertrude Wagner, daughter SUN..TUE. OCT. 14-15.16 MS Mata *t, Aekarf Park g MM meet lunch at the home of MM.Thariaay nifhto, will bagln aaaaaa gran, HareM Ssharle, Mlehasl Van- nlvereary af Mr. and Mr*. Harry of Mr. and Mr*. Oeorge Wagner of •fOM^S TO Wll«iS0 f»l0 WWVO* JACK NkCHALU Nlehelaa O. Rutgera aa Naveemk aa a MinVlent a«mb*r af p*raaa* Doeren, Erik Wood*, William Vail, Tottenvllle, B. I. the Country Club estates, attended MiiBiifc •»«• iMM-a I River rd., and a New Year* eve enroll. Drummsnd, .Thoaase OtTmM the Harvard-Columbia football Uttffc* U M.k« Mi* W«rM HtfftlM*. 1-fMI Robert J«n**a, Bauth Amboy, wa* game Saturday, ' y ADAM J. UNIMAVM supper at tha hMsa ef MM. AM> RayMaM Drawa af UM ata Ckerg* Bhaainaw, Rdward weeds, • Saturday viiltar at th* ham* of eld Weed, Jr., alea Ml Kawamfc waa HMMIf waa lM«ct*4 iata tha Jeaaa* AHnwa, Patrtsla Patwr, hla un*U aM auat, Mr. and Mre. I PMfllUni IRtj VUP^rarw/ Will* VVpnVlowJVai | River rd. Maftaa Oarpa, la Ma4*rg*lBt re- Prance* Rock, Roberta Steelmaa, River I Arrangement* for a hall wera erult training at parrl* tetaM.fa.C. Prances Reek, Patrlela Will, Mar- Dr. and Mr*. Harold Hoops, Jer- COLOR RV TBCiniCOUM* don* for Intor-chjb eeMpetltlea. Browale* wha recently toeam* garet Voerkees, Emma Royal, Pa- My City, (Mat th* week-cM st the Mr. ana Mn. William Staba and DMHIS NM|M — VlrpiHia Mayo Mra. R. K. Halbaeh ef the Shert Olrl laattt* In traoa S3 laebjae tricia Sinclair, Jay West aad Chris- hems ef Mr. and Mn. Ralph Teed. eon Walter Poater at. accompan- Hllk) Oardea elub waa ant M thle Jaaaa* tACraaa, luian Hall, Tarry tine Young, aM seventh aM eighth Olrl Scout* ef troop tt, Pairview ied by Miu Conatance Adami of Gem NelsoM — Lwcllte NOTRISR eampetltlen, aM aecand wee MM.MeAttllf, Ana M.ttlngly, DUaa grades, Ricky Drsmmand, CharMs Mheel, are going an a hike tomor- Manning, at. attended th* world ae- David Jaekaea, MavMlak Oaraen mttrtek aM Karen Day. Bttar- Meyer, Regor Merrlt, BlUy Reek, raw. rie* baaeball game at New Tork STARTS WED., OCT. 17lh •jay tha treaa blk*4 to th* & P. Thenwe Rafers, Alesla MHUM, club, and special eemmeadetUa ta Robert Hendrleke celebrated hi* Monday. A Uv« Stsry of Tsoi/i Yatrtd • Mr*. Edward Ladd, M, af Plata* 0. A. *MH*r at Btta«towB. They Stanley Pewl*r, Jahn Surieh, Judy eighth birthday Oet 1 St a party Dr. aM Mr*. Anthony PerrotU Held aarden elub. MM. Hatbaeh re- wara aeeaaiaaala4 by Mr*. Mary Eilenberger, Jacqueline Swnsen attended by II young friends. Prise af Alexander dr, entertained Dr. ceived the founder'! trophy, given Callakan, ieout leader, an4 Mra. and Elaine west. packages were given the children. aM Mr*. Mas Vnger of Ntw Tark In memory of Edith Curtis Bariea. •ally Day, Browal* M«4*r. A *n- dame* were played and refresh- city Sunday. halMlag caattat, part af th* aay'« Dr. C. C. Perrlae, ached phyet- ment* served. In the elaea for dining raoaM far tellittm, waj waa by Jaan L***- claa, ssaminad all paalk) Oet a Mr. aad Mn. Frederick Richard* "A PLACI IN THI SUN" the Berd*n bowl, a opeelal COM- Jay, Jaaa, Jttcka aa4 Laura Ta> Th* fourth AM Sfth gred** have Neighbors of Stntealr pi. and Bal-and tan Freddy of Orange moved EUSBBCUI Tavloi* •••• Mool§)BfBd>fjr CUfl mendatian wae given to Mr*. Jee-in. J* completed work en a booklet en lock pl. held a "get-together" re- Into th* Fowler houe* an Faeter eph Lord whose arrangement was uaaa. "The Earth." They ar* presently cently at the home ef Mr*.-Robert •t. Oct. t. for • New Year* eve cupper, In Mr*. Har*4 Schaahak an4 ahll- Hendrieka. Present were Mr*. John Mr. aM Mn. Leonard Read* af dren, Allen and Howard, will at- working on • booklet en Now Jer- Mn. Wood'* hom*. Also en display sey. Th* •lith, Seventh aM eighth Rsnsley, Mrs. Larry Jackson, Mrs. Orchard rd. return** laturday tt Mr*. Wood* home, hut net of- tend th* radao tomorrow at Madl- •arena Hartn, Mra. Marshall from > vacation trip ta Ufca Placid. Thi- STRANDS fered •• sempetltlea, wa* tha Me.•a* Biuart Oardta, New Y*rk city. grades hars seMslstet health torlo Waahlngten'i cottage la her They will be *cc**»*nled by Mra. booklet*. garden, aa named as It dates hack Oarathy Wlekup of Clilnid* park. The puppet ahaw, "Jack «M the ts the Ume af Washington. The Patrlala Finn, daughter af Mr. Beanstalk" was nreaeuted at the HeuM waa furalabed m airly AMer aM Mm. Jame* naa of Trinity schael Monday aftemeaa hy Beaky lean antiques, and all Saral ar- pi., returned t* achoal Moaday af- Pulton. The shew was eseneored by ASBURY PARK- rangement* ware ahowa la aatlaae t*r b*tag aonBnei to bar baajM the tha board af adueatloa. NOW THRU 8ATM OCT. 13TH containers. paat tw* week* with whooping •chool will be cloaed all day ta- MAYPAII IY1IC Morrow, Cotimbu* day. NOW1HOWINO JohR Pfcyoe — DcRMk O*Kcofo TM wa« serve*! tt Mr. Beraea'* Achievement teste~were given all MOW SHOWING Otrt »*Mrt trba> IS will naM a BtNO CROSBY SUKII-SHOCK SHOW skuas here. aaka atla lataraay Maralaf at •upila ef the Iseal eebeoi this week. " tip Mflat mntlaB. SBBsssOnMsaat f>B-«aa_^Bg_BBV JANE WYMAN PASSAGI WIST" WMaera la the 10:16 la tha vaeaat Mara afjaeaat etas*** war* as fellows to th* Oeeanaort hardwar* star*. aM tblMrea ef Deck at MR BM> •tivr COLOR IV TKHNICOLOR Mr. - - • Th* gcouta are conductlag tbelr urday for Weat Pant, Va, where Tae*. Oet IMh faM drlv* during October. they will epend the winter. They eapect to return te SM Bright aast OAT THE April. * EARTM STOOP STUX" ^ iKftlsMMtfe B»AMBML MM riaai— *»--" RMtla la about Iff tlaua th* SAVOY PIKING IXPRISS" RvR*li aMM Mlt* aWn* esV(#fi4, MM af eaaUnenUI UarUd Mate*. Mr. aM Mrs. Vkter O*M*r have mov*d from Btach gt to tha PMh- THML-SAT, OCT. I1>U Jbstph Coll— — Cofiaww QJvet tar hme* en Surf gt ST. JAMIS Mr.sMMra.Th*ajM.OWMMaa. 9UN..TUE. OCT. 14-IS.16 pect te Move fro* OMM AV«. ta •Na sa apartment an Onhwai yL la the JOR Hall —HBPVCMIIB near future. •HtlRUOANE ISLAND* Mia* Betty Uvgrat, daughter at OCT. U-1S Couaeilman and Mr*. Marry Lov> Saa-Ta**. Oel. l«-t« WHIN THI RIDSKINS ROM" gren, returned heaM SuMay (roM Fe" MeajMuth Menwrlal hagyltob COLOR IY TKHNICOLOR T^TEST! wber* «h* waa taken WidnaMny night of last week after betaf In- TESTED rnd APPROVED jured la an accident ea Oeeaa ave. MARGARET O*BRIEN Mr*. Robert Bagtor aM taugh- W M by tkoittiiidsci MotMfs WHO ter Ev*lyn aM MM. Ohartog f&h HII FUST IOMANC1 Dosrn and daughter Kay af this Mtcf PIAM atunded a pirfcrajaasi ei the BeJIet theater SaMey at the WED..SAT. OCT. 17-20 MctrepeUtan Opera heuee, Mew York city. Riewdo Moatalboa — CH Ourisse Mr. and Mrs. JeMph StMhnaa of South at. returned hoM* S*t«r* W day from Lewi*, DsL, wh*r* they MAIK OP THI MNIGADI' were visiting relative*. Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Pedereen COLOR IT TECHNICOLOR of South at. ratline* home Prlaay after a week* motor trip through Richard GoRle — Julie Adamt the New EnilaM atatas. Mr. Petoraen returned ta his pMltlenat V Port Monmouth Monday after two THI HOLLYWOOD STORY" weeks' vacation. Mrs. Mary Douglas returaed tha wMk from Hagerstawa, Md, wher* she had been visiting Mrs. BMSU Aolool Mlngus. Th* Sea Bright AflWateS Repub tlean dub will hold a car* _ Friday, Oet M, at Karrjrs U MShalBt ter heuM. Mm. QMfff* Xraujs chairman. MdMV — BOX ftmCB CtPRNS did* — Laboratory tttti art iaiwUit - tUT thort's only Th* W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church will hold IU flrtt meeting UNUSS YOU CAN TAII IT. Rp*fWO*fR iMOT« M •at tttt that ftilly cttats - HOW DO THEY FIT of the yesr next Thursday night. AND WEAR in actual na? Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bmmon* ef rRIDAY • SATURDAY Church st. aM Mrs. Allan JohMen OOT.jB.tt CHUIIIES art wosdirf.l - that's ^ of South st left Sunday Morning A A on a WMk's Motor trip through IMIfl WMI SMafffNl| THUwsVso OCTo lilfl RONALD RIAOAN why wt stll st «aiiyl Thty fl7 7 "Last Outpost",RHONDA PUMINO Lynn Bttt, daughter af Mr. and LOOKwtil-FITproHy-sm^ $ #„.„_., MM. Oaorg* B*U of Rhr«r it., «*w- brated her flfth birthday laturday - Lyric Theatre PIM —RUTH ROMAN • 2ACNART tCOTT fltntlt support -> alltw anplo m ""ill with a party at hom*. Mar gUMU Included Lynn P*rl, Pranca* Lay- -LIGHTNING STRIKIS TWICi' tttrttn-YET YOU MY ONLY AW VALUES! ton. Martha lUf*. Cat*! P*ck*rt, Arllna Htuitr, Sandy Tarny, Cathy SATPRPAY—M1UNITB PorMaan, Debhl* Wright Mlea She- mo, Petra. Welch, Barbara Paelton, ktatty Wright, Pat Uvgran. Ra. UNII IXPL05I0N berta Roblnaen, Keith Beti, Oeorg* SAT. ShoHO, Robert Knight, Ptter B**k- man, Leo. Vogel, Donnle MOUM, and Joieph Ckveiqu*.

• »« STRAND All an Oaa •UM STARTS SUNDAY N*w Thru SAT. >|j|^kAuB) BuhMMOariaen •frCtt* Far I Rig Day* BOilTA BOYCE "TEMPTATIONS lN« Tha Dova Girt orsr HJRT UNeAtTM - PHYUII THAXTM Qlrtot Gag*! GomkMl With ON SCREEN Nadlna • ISIROADST, r>ASSAQI Mil* th* Ravaaltr "JIM THORPE UL-AMEMCJUT RulhSwMk M WIST' Hap Arnold PBM— POOTLr§MT VARMIIS* MA'UTIFUL" fn Color ONSCREEN TTJESDAY • WRDNRSDAV . THURSDAY OCT. M-lVta \ JOHN PAYNE PAT O'MIIN I Show* Deity 3130 *iS0 f,,. TRIAHGLk Ticluli Warn iic SaNinf 3 MiBlan Pair • YMT—THiY MUST IE SOODl CrinrinalUwytr SZES1 "PEOPLE WILL TAUT Ah* — "Jd PALOORA MHTi NUMPNRIY" RAW RRWPFRR, OGfOMUl It* IHI

MATfRNHY LeoMnkPTA .Barter Tells of farta'i Ftdfettw AldttCA AttCIM Mra. aWea Aekeraaa af MalaaM r •- *tta echaat aad Mra. leakaBa Hiederaea Hcsn Lecture af HUlcraet aeheel ire State Meeting TUCKER'S elaeeee ea child develeaaMat every Tauredar at Red Bank high eeheel. ATLANTIC HIOMLANDS-I On Narcotics The BMmbaro ef the primary kcra of the dret aid Mjuad hera attaadad «he aaaual all-day meat- RED BANK elaeaee at Helmdel echoel uader tha dlracttaa ef Mra. Warrea Claa lag af tha New Jeraey eUte arat mer gave a birthday party laet aid eouacll auaday at the Plaee AND JEftiEY SHORE AREA ffhMaWr a* Fifat Friday fer a member of the eeheel ia RariUa tawaahlp fcatweea Me AM peeaaratleao ef refreehmeate tachaa aad Now gfrunewlck. were aaada by the ehildrea aad Al Middletea ef ISiat Pleaaaat each greua had a gueit et their •aa elected eouacil praeideat and *m *u the Ublc. Hareld 1. Raiaad of Neptuni City, tf «t the aaaaiat hti Mtt- lecretary. 81a dietrlet vice preil- lag af the Uaaa rat Parent-Teach- Melmdel aeheel pupile with per- deata alee were elected. NEON SIGNS •# 4MBtMtetiM Mte ftfct t fert atteadaaee during September are aeveath and eighth gradca, Dr. Daalal t. Bargama. directar tha at heel The eaaafcer Mar|erie AateaJdee, Elele ftaake, ef the eteto board af health; Mate REPAIR SERVICE amjtriet euaenriaer Senator Bernard Vogal, aad An- Carmcaa Orcee, Unda Laytea, Ju- AJVD •IIVINt AN Olt CAt the Treaeajry department. lia Pertla, Sueaa Wildiag. Derethy thony a. aiadak, Middleaee cciv.cy ' ~ af Narcatiea ef Rada, Sheila aiegle, Evelina Smale fraahaUer, were prlaeipel ipeak- LIGHTING wmwvr A umv CNMH» leaHae Varn, Meajeret Welgend era at tke BMetiag where verloue Ueal feah Mated a* tlM PT.A. Barbara Wtleen and Harriet eakibtta ef aejuad auppry aempanlee •EWGIKEEBBD TO rOVB Ml «>r MM UH-M year "ill t* te Waeley; primary grade, Linda were diepleyed. BarMetaate I* • Bfaamai ef eatre- Barker, DUne Bennett, flylvta •quad membere kera who attend- caeitetjIafeacttvtUea tat MM MV- Qrecee, Llada Sehanck, Elaine ed tha meeting ware Ralph E. Mtk aad et|Mh gradM la eellahe- ThirlcB, Derothy Terry end Marge Martla, eapUia; William Oerkeae, to eetak- Wildiag. •ret diatrict treasurer, and Wil- liam Poiten, Samuel Ouul, Ed- aad to eaatlaae • eenrlce utt to I. T. Tkakar, araeMinant CatttHa, Mia, kaaeW, thaw*) riowere ware placed at the tun-ward Ceaevar and William Hem ley moraing eervlee at Hnlmdel mend. MMt UM hMte fkfMl Beede •( teaakiaf Svaday aftara««a at M» Rat) lank MarhadUt faNaw. church by Mri. Bernard Ooldimlth tha MtNl ehlKrea hi •• etaer- •hia hall »n Udia't araMaau. la tba «a*tar it Dr. Harseisa F. In memory af her mother, Mri. Aerla Clark, and alia by Mr. ead *inaU» Night'* Hmm ASRURY PARK Mra. Jeha T. Uwley, jr.. wai Farfattaa, ftad laali attarnay and «*ain»aa a4 MM mtfrMtiae). Mri. lUymand Maughler aeated "VTA., delegate to mettiaie CBIMM T»« Miner Fire. af tha htide'etewr. tewaehia Par- al ratafia*. eJatMrtiaanr af tha Had lank Waawa'i «U, •*• The federated Lediea' Aid eecl- M1M «ty met Tuceday night at Fellow. Twa miner dree, apparently re eate. aeaaeil, aad Mra. Ulllan •• tha fratiftt tfaatariaf tha taste**, latiefe bar it Mrt. Tbafcur. Heeek, Uenarde grade acheel aria- ehlp hall. Haitenai were Mre. Wll- •ultlng from the etorm. broke out " " waa Mated 1».T.A. repreeen- eon Conovar, Mri. CTiarlee Wy aadIn Rid Bank Sunday night. Aa PORCELAIN ENAMrX "»}BeW1|" Msaa IMI Mri. Herald Dancer. electric lign on tha Bridal (hop, tatree ea the IHrent'i council HaJaW Mre. Albert K. Wadle, Mre. Cyril eeaatareaia eamaitttee. Mre. Uw-Bla4hrr'a T. Lewci, Mri. Arthur C. Jaaui, Harry Pitcher, preeldent, a Wait Front it, waa aitlnguiihed STAINLESS STEEL loy aald that the Parenfa eewwll Mre. HoweU K. Uvtaa, Mre. Wil-Jeeeph Mendree af the Holmdel- by Relief angina company. Police will pjeet Wedaeaday, Oct. IT, at liam Matthewi, Mre. Elmer E Lmereft Kiwanli ehih atteaded the eald John Ifeifer. a Red Rank Eaet Keaaeburg aeheal, and that SHRBWBBUBT-The annual re- Sharp, Mn. John W. Parker, Mra. twa-day convention ef the Klwanle •reman, euffered a ehoek trying MDOOI I OUTOOOR CLKTRICAl DISPLAYS Dr, Wylie O. Pate, lupervlalng ception of the Mother'! club e( William T. Viughan, Mre. K. at Hotel Commodore, New Terk to knock wlrei dawn from ,"ie principal ef the tewaihlp icheeli, Old Christ Episcopal church wai Evaa Button, Jr.. aad Mre. Theo- city, thle week. burning ilgn. will ha the epeeker. held Monday afternoon at the aar-dore E. A. LeVaa. Ouotte were The fire company waa called eat A pola at the earner ef Mount ieh houee. Mri. William Turner, Mre. Jeka lait weak te a Ire ea the Cowan and Wallace iti. caught lire ali«/ ROAD-AD SERVICE, Inc. The program far the earning eetate, whan the corn hueker ef apparently ae a raeult of the etorm. year will he: Nov. 1S> meeting, oh- Membcri present were Mri. Ken- Osbara, Kither UVan, Jacaueliae 41 SO. MAIN ST. ASMJftY 'ARK eervaaei ef American Education LeVaa aad Theodore E. A. Le- William Oanley caught an ire The Jeriey Centril power and SMITf NUIIIIITCIt neth Almy, Mra. Henry Berg, Mil. while in operation and tterted a Ught eempany wai notified and week, featuring a ally, "A Good Walter Deint, Mri. George Blair, American," by Lucille Begfin, mu- Van, Jr. lire In the torn fltld. put out the blate. ele bf tha eeheel alee club, and ether acheel muele greupe. and areeeatatlea af the eeheel eafety TfMPT.N6ty DELICIOUS.' ; Dec. M, a beaat, Jan. », introduction ef the beard af «du- eatlea, and preeentatlon af eandl- dalei Miking election to thi beard; r«h. it, feuader'a day eb- •enranee; Mer. 19, atca'i night and a Banal dleeuiiloa, "Are the Three R'a Enough"; Apr. l«, art ihew with children and aeulta exhibit- lag, aad a lecture by Mri. Herman Maier af the Metropolitan Muaeum af AH, end May 1}, eleetlea and laitallatlaa af aew eaVeri. GREAT CoMmlttee chairmen named by SALE Mre: Rabert O. Oeodman, Jr., areil- A fclkiniM ami tail- dent, were Mre. Lawley, Jr., budget aaa* ay-lawi; Mre. Jamil Ronald- ttir-juit heat utt tmrt. Or eaa. grada methiri; Mra. Robert for win taqr Gbaa Suer, U Ranyea, heeteeeei; Mies Doro- M tbriaafs MM, a* leftover thy Vasal, hietertan; Mra. Ariel carted aiettCeiuint beta Adaau, feaader'e day: Mri. WIN lUm Themae. metnberthlp; Mri. KENMOH SEWNC MMMH tpfOUtte, CMOTy% RMMIWOORMa Merry Craver, program; Mre. John water ehcitf uti, end ether Oaaeaa, publicity; Mri. Rabert Ch«a Suey wgeuMei. Thatcher, parent education; Mri. Regular 109 Donald Davli, publication!; Mri, NOW ONLY Arthur HatBold, refrnhmenta; " Mre, Reeck, eervlce unit, aad Mri, Ocerge Lane, lumhlne. Motheri ef pupili In the eighth AND YOUR OLD MACHINE grada were hoatesaca at the re- freihmint hour which eloied the meeting. And For Only Enployg»«Bl Office Ooaing for Holiday Legal ebeervanee ef Celumbui lc More day tomorrow will clou the New Jeney State Employment Service aflce at a Kait front it., until Pill Monday morning, according to an This Beautiful MOM WOK announcement by Warrln 8. Clark, N*MU:nvf manager. Claimante for unemployment AnkkaM.OMt.aMl.IM. bcniflte whose reporting echedule Stow Chest li affected by the holiday have already been told an alternate date to appear. Reg. Priced at 10.93

er *yee»ele el IBM Aeelt aeperl el tke Te»mUa el MlMlelewa As Ree.«ind ky B. t. 4e;«-l raami ara tunny raomi •. , COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET ASSETS tha bifgait chora't a brtaia with Dec. 31. Dec. SI. Veer IBM Year taw thit Kenmorel You'll lava tha auta* C»,|i |214,2"2.I3 matie bobbin winder and handy U. 8. Government'Bondi 110,81 S.eo Ta.\ei and Tax Title Liene U8.723.7I Property Acquired from Tax Title Lien Liauiaatlon 13.IM.73 I7,5».is twitch ragulttor far axpart, affort> Aaieiement and Aitieiiment Llem Reeeivakte « 7.357.34 8,842.91 latt lawing! And you'll chaar Saart Account! Reecitabla •. M.033,4* siuis.iaa Deferred Chargei to Future Taxation—General 1O7.92S.OU 21)3,423.00 price! Deferred Charjci to Succeedlm Year's Revenue Il.ll8.t2 8.171,31 Total Alut III0.122.7I |8«4.«00.89

LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND SURPLUS Rondl Payable i V !J.ose.te Sllt.400.00 Note. Payable 5?1?;.1;'','; Appropriation Relrrvei S2...0S.I7 Account! Payable and Other Liabllitlei 5H.18S.OI Improvement Authorisation! 3S.308.4S Statutory anil Hpccial Kundu i.iiA.Hi Rcucrve for Certain Anita Receivable 403,714.01 Surplui 14U.543.I2 Total Llabilltici. Reaervti and Surplui 1880,122.79 ISM,«0O.S» COMPARATIVE .. OPERATION AND SURPLUS— ,T ACCOUNT Yw|i|- Yitplf4§ RCVENUC— Surpiui Kevtnue Appropriated | U.OOO.tn t M.BOD.OO Current Rtvtnui (Caah Bull) ,.„„.. 111,411,11 1,000,117,41 Total Revenue Mtl,4IS.lS I 1.053.U7.44 KENMORE EXPENDITURES— Aiiprorriatlons—Budget and Eaaeraeney ISIS,414.10 1447.572.97 Local School Tax 408.144.75 392,777.12 County Tax 14S.SII.S2 14.-I.678.S7 Iliffrml Charge! Incurred Currently «.J19.:.4 3,7»7.l:i Uaali Kefunil of Prior Yean Collection! 7.01 1,422,07 TANK CLEANER Total Expenditure! «»81,218.14 SURPLUS PROM OPERATION 1 . • T1.*39.30 Add: Unexpended Balance Prior Yean Appropriation.... 1M12.U9 «.80.V3» Interfunde Returned .'..: S9I.31 17,S4O.'iO Uabllitlea Cnnctlltd - - Regular 52" Reserve* Liquidated 10,4J0!bl Total Surplui from OperatloM and Addition....! 80,111.41 1117,083.11 Deduct: Interfundi Advanced •••% (,t4".00 I 111.(9 Rcicrvn tor Receivable! Criated 1,111,00 2,t:3,"l Road Aid Allotment! Applied te Cepltel improve. NOW ONLY 38°° 14.01T.4I Total Deduction ..I T.»l.0l I ll.7tl.1T WITH YOUR OLD CLEANER Amount Added to Surplui Revenue ...«. ,...» 1l.1U.tl 1 10,111.14 Add I Deferred Chargei in Above Expenditure! ... 1I.MI.I4 1,096.91 SURPLUS REVENITE- ^ Balance January lat (0,111.41 And For Only lc Sub-Total ,, lent Appreprlited til Current Budget .. H.ODO.OO Balance December I lit . ...1111,0(1.11 |lll,ll».0l More This Combination 1. That all official! handling Townihlp fundi be honded. 2. That public liability Insurance covereie be obtained an Toonihip prorirty. 3. That new lurety bondl bt Inued for eaeh term et office or appointment and Seat and Chest far official! and employed under tenure er appointed fer an Indelntte period that "" NttiirittXXMi title II.M be ».d. ««l.r Ch.»l.r 1M. ». U »»«. I. Thai, ill uncollectible perional property taxei ba cancelled, 4. That eltorti toward acquisition of title tff'propertin ia ta» title Item thieuih toredoturi or purrhaie of deed be Intfnillleii. Retailing at 19" 7. That all mlntlna tax >ale eertiAcatei be located er new certificate! Kaued ll ireordarce with R, S, tiiii-Sl.t, I. That periodical proireai report! eh the tex Ilia perfection! be lied witk Ike .overnlni bod. Stan, Raabvek and Ca. uent Improvement aeuiiaente ke Included I* the Mat tax iale, UutdoeiadeaMaJea. Baa* VTkitalldet tkal Tax" Ilecter'i kead ke laireifed to meet tke minimum require. M WnMe »t, Red Bank mentWfc , - - deea cleantaf ef draaeriee. «a> li of R, 8, J«i4-Ua.l, T RtdlCMR 11. Thit periodlo atatemenli ef ateount ke readerei te Initallnunt purehaieti O^wewe* Wae»a Me*) ma hjrmer Mo**.. katolcry. radlalere. Mara Mine fer pteaaare wlla faator, ef foreelond property and that troper aetlon ae taken en delinquent payment!. «ea deMrik4na Kenmara enrtof eMeMaai. aaelar Keamaia aleaalag eeam. Sea M ledajr at Iale pea* 11. Thit all lalable propertlae of the Towaihlp ke told ae loon al practicable. 11. That an approved tea map ke prepared ee thai prepertlei may ae prop. aavlai! u\T Identified and aiiiiud. if. Thit all tax ula eertlfliatii held hy tke Townikle ke retordtd, the The above «umn»rr at eynapili wai pupated fiam the Ruiort of Audit ol •DMONlTRATION STRUT OR H. Townihln of HJHilUtown, County of Monmouth. for the calendar tear I9B0. •r mall thli leuaen far 36 WHITI ST. Open TIN t Thin Report or Audit, nubmltteif *>.» Wll lam A, Sternkopf, Jr., Reilitcreil Hin CITY . STATI . ir I ml Arrnuntniit, linn Ale Hi Inn T'jwrnlilp (.'lerk'i Ulncn and m«y Tie iniprcted aajflkmrA a amimiak A mi A a^eieB yom' mottty Udi * Sy any intereated perton, RID RANK Friday Night HOWARD W. UOBIRTS, CHrk. eiljrn *m" rialttoa teated; liarnfl Nmws Carry Out three children given hearing te»ta; Destroys Mr. and Jclre. George Fehr are Veraea, Jl. T, hayoamerod •V* clMaroom talk* were made; ate the parents of a daughter. SUM*) sanitary iawpections made; lit chll- Rar, born Friday. Sept. 2*. lira. 1 Varied Program drea w*M esasained for pediculosis; Sea Bright Hoae Fchr is the former Miss Neacy atf*T altWat sHfnl aValaB^BanT 0CWV-FRI8W CAMPBEIX/g JUNCTION—Jamm. 321 for symtoau of communicable dioraats; tit for symptom* of rkin Bchoncld. Part' aViiadafdali. Via, J/llly and August were busy moathi Mrmbera of the board of trua- Wok* MM f for the nurses of the Middleto»-n disease, and IT children were tented Uwaad thora altar a ataath't vtatt with Ttlcbinoculare. teea of the Community church Will waa taaawdl hy ijUBaroaAM a 4M " Tewrjhip Public Health association. leet Wednesday, Oct. IT, at I a. itroyH tha ' af Nurses traveled 10.086 mile? to carry Forty-tbre* attended the thrae lay MtoiachMialec , Oak HIM rd i. at the church. •uohoa I. Mr. aad M tah M (till their work, held thrco baby and baby and pre-achool conference!, New members of Lincroft fJUaV three pre-*choo! ronferpnect, and and 49 attended the pre-nata? clin- fraaM a; af bake COSM, Pa., war* recent **> day-school aft Evelyn anj Janet atari at tha haaw^af M*. «ad Mr*. thr»* pre-natal clinic* at the aseo- ic*. During these three months, Bachie, daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. cUtion health center building. nursea transported JTt person* to Tha alan* •*» taraod at ad •:•* clink-*, hospital* and dector'e ofllcea Millon gachse; Karen Gant, daugh- L. NaahaU, Jr.. la a*» la Nurse* made l,T8o vi«it». ThU and to their home*). ter of Mr. and Mm. A. F. Out; Included lit visit* for aeutc cases; Robert SUlwe.il. con of Mr. and »T Fir* Ckltf ay hit father. d*T for chronic ca«et; 20 for com- Mrs. Stanley Stilwcll, Jr., and Daa- tor aMttftMOl Mr. aad Mra. Bajtey AaaM aaunicable disea»e, and 115 nettrst- Wim$ Sehmbnklp iri Yitcllo. §on of Mr. and Mri, Deoftto t-t awn' roaoat vtaMata at Ottawa***] Hy visits. Nurses made IK health Congratulation* are being at- Daniel Vitello. aupervlsion visits to infant*; 20* te tended to Joh» Ferris, organist at Mrs. William Sevens) ipent to- waa hiiraod *Ja>aet ta the pre-echool children: 318 to school day with her daughter and soa-la- befera tha Maa* waa fatal •r., hi th« children; 211 to adults; M In gen- the rirat Methodist church, for law, Mr. and Mra. Theodora Carle control ahaajt tiejr Majrt •ral activities, and 90 VUFIII to tu- lav aoola •read *f receiving highest homer in the Irat at Humaon. was dteeevared. af Odd reuowi, Keyaort. bercular paticnti and their con- year class at the School *f Sacred Mr. and Mr*. Lester Reid aad tact!. Chief Halt* BroorBrewer,, whwoo la attacheaa d te pajwt« fgaT gnvfa ajsjiaa^^B llusic, Union Theological Seminary daughters Nancy and Patty **>d have the| Mrs. Warren Hover at FeanoBur«, aatloa aa a tha to Arhnw*. Pa. •red hy tawaraaaa. Mr. aad Mr*. Alton Caah* k*>«* returaed te their hoaat ia Ticoader- Mr*. John Coiuentlno hM i Bright' ItkaOhVl •«*, M. T., after *wttla« their to* turned from Monmouth MtmerioJ aad daufhter-ia-law, Mr. aad Mra. hospitnl with her infant «oa who WlUiaaa Cwhy. was born Wednte4ty, Oct. I. Mr*. Oaylard Barta, Mr*. Ratah Mr. and Mra. Harold Cook cele- It wal sMttaMry far •fjam I* Barte, Mr*. Theata* MarfarC »>, brated their third weddinf aaaj- ran hoM itaat frta |h* and Mn. Thaaaa* Marlwrd, Jr., wart vcraai'y Wednesday, Oct. 1. •wry rlvar U tha fcMta. Until di- Newark vMtor* kttt weak. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie LandM rectly a« tha hatch. lf«rk« aarrtod Mr. and Mn. U* riaa aad family spent last week-md at fort I attended •laaaactlaa day" fMtwday Af MITM f and Patdcon. by the wind* thraaOwad noarky house*, and triasi*; diroctod w*t*r at the Oeneral Motors plant In Un- a tow** co. Dante D.-ivfiio and Charlei Oalli a* thota to ke*f tk* Mat* from dea for the tagtiltM aad frtenie *f of Long Island loft for a hunting Maployeea, trip in New England for two w»hs. •Breading, Mrs. Daniel Vltfllo entertained with a birthday luncheon Mead at her home on Swimaxlng Itlver rd. Thoeo attending wtr* Mri. Dante Davcrio, Mrs. John Limken, Mri. Charlie Landau, Mr*. Roger Lyford, Mrs. Edward Boyian and Mra. George Findlayaon. IWIIff • Mrs. Bophia Saehse and aone Clar- ence and Kenneth vuilted Mr. and This "Mount Dollar" h Worth $40-0° Mri. Milton gachae Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bach** at II Calls for C«m|illM«iitf I i tended a dinner party at the hone of Mr. and Mr*. Pierre Lamiraha Wednesday. Mr, and Mri, R, A. Walaky Morrlstown visited Mr. and Mri. in Douglas Brandt Saturday, Monday night visitors of Mr. and Mra. Brandt were Mr. and Mri, Paul Ludlow and son Mark «f Port Monmouth. Mr*. E. DouKlag Brandt and Mr*. John W. Seaman, Jr., of Colt'a Neck attended a luncheon Monday at West End Manor for tha benefit of the West Long Branch Olrl Scout*. Everett

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Willlaaa* and children Alfred, Bruce, Hi aid, Douglas, Linda and Barbara, apent the week-end at Yonkers, N. T., with Mr. and Mr*. Frederick William*. Mr. and MM. John Portia tad daughters Liza and Julia ipent Sunday with friends at Clifton. MHa Lila Schenck and Mia* •arah Schenck have returned from freehold, where they (pent tk* •ummer, Mr. and Mri, O, Twelve of Or- ange have moved inta their aaw hone on Oak Hill rd. M OMM iB saai ttansn^ aW ean^a% ^nkJ*j|*aA Mr*. John Kelly and Mra. O**rge •Ml OHO OOOM lA lfc# #v#Ae fMI MtOM Kelly and son Dennis ,of Atlantic warn liatiniii mi «ko» n»'n«sliu« Highlands visited on Monday with MNoa N la *e o«o*. *» *)t le«4 «a» sat Mn. Donald Hickey and Mrs. Bar- af «0»M4sMs>> Ckortir ». ». »»We C*.. nard A. Hickey. Boat AM,' WHslisa, N, j. Mr. and Mr*, Ernut RleaMM of Little Silver have moved late the homo they recently aiuehaWd t on HUlfleld ram rd. on a new washing machine and ironeri i "aUght out «f II readers cental) The »«li»ter Clai«l«ed Adi."—AdwrtlNawat

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The •vlldogs racked up a M vieterr, tha trat for the Pur- l-a^i «r*W la tMe caratr* we aaMrUaaei Ik* wagg*4 ple aad Whit* taaaa aa the Rod and dirty tactics uwd kf the Red Raider* ti a east*** Rips Keyport Baak bisk athoaW athletic KM. Leonardo. We mrntiosMid tlMt lh*-y had • gaol big Ml RusMOd stag iate pay dirt ia tha would lia>c sninrthuig to rrow abeist M Machine. 2M aeeead «uert*r, DM the klghligkt of the eaeouater casaa la the Saal football. We also Had a few «tfc*r line* strike period whea Jafca DeVita placed which would generally make a prlSMtpal aM • caaoa a* aa edacatad too late the pigakia their hair would niana on cad. ftmm Air to ta register a M-yara) Scld gwU. Somi'times rou«trii(li\e crillriMi la Field aaalt, which are a rartty Offensive aowadaya ia high school teotbaU. ilv by the «iclims. liut not ill this rear. earn* the hard way. Little PeVHe. Friday we rarrh kad Mae ef the lad* la hi* fyl Mtta*. Incluwtrf la MM frawa «re, Mt f« riejM, krt* nm, OaMMN SenlMl, Mkfcafll O'lfiaa, Tam *aya«, Lewranca the air like a lew-ajriag potato ralUag to break througk th* Ca- aep treat Hal, Coach Jo* Rosati office te read the column In them la hopes ef OtMeaMM the* Mb Jacafcy, Jaka WSafiaM, Rakar» Sb»«)M«k«r. 0«m«) Kail, , rV.nk SmlMi, Rabtwt VawflMa, Denial ••*•#•• iMy. Mat- duiter and It aeea pal* af for th* that rough tactic don't win kail games. Aad one Md, who to Coleaial*. Tommy VaaNoU eUrted laMMd order* for hi* griddsr* ta DiNafMt, labart Hanca •••• Lcrao. Irafejan. Sacaeid* lam ant) Richard Waraar. the rreeholdere oa the aaev* with take to tke air. Whea the Rum- an excellent hall player, wae aln*1e4 out aM given • raal heart a 10-yard pas* t* Clarence Bredie, •oaiaa* aurted Sriag aeriala, It to heart talk on Ane, kard, clean faatkaM. Thaok pea, Mr. who' earrted the pigskla U the Kay- •oally broke tha coorlag 1«*. Search am! .Mr. Baker, for pawlag atoag peajr fasttaf* as las* pert IS. Haydea daaee^ ta the II Ia the toucbdowa march the real werk's column. It's a pleasure to knew wo ara at eame Ma Coich Arnie Truex's Leonardo Danny Trezza Sam Malach Cops for another Irat down and ibea Bd hero waa X*a DuSW, who grabbed to cchoolmen. at least once every ae eflea. Hamptea plunged te th* ll. Cart aa uabcUevaM* paa*. Oume eeuMa't Anderaoa luggee the ball ta the get a tight grip en the bal) wtth We arc happy la report our sports writar frland *jpt Freahald way Lions Roar Over Piners, 2M Wall Feature five and Uiea VanNate had the TD hi* catching mitts, hut he did fere* Leading Shore acoret two playa later aa a Quar- the ball ta th* aM* of bit tart leg told us that, no dirty tactici were noticed la the Freehold game Batur- LAKBWOOD-Th* Arnle True! BBLMAR-Sasa Malach, Lane- terback aneak. aad huag eat* n until the whittle day and that the fled Raidtra were really tough la that MceM kail. coached Leonardo Lion*' rearing dale, Pa., copped the 25>lap feature halted play. eveat at the Wall stadium stock VanNot* opeaed the eacoad drlv* Jiice goiny. Keyport. nolsa could be heard all over the Red Bank Frosh Backs in Scoring oar race* Saturday night, ta Ik* early la th* aaoaad period whea ha Frank Jehaasiemaa started tka Shore Conference, territory when grabbed the ball on his owa M and Bulldogs an their way when ba la- the Orange and Black team ported Eisht CrkMm tret lap of th* S-car neld P*ta FROM Till; FOOTBALL ORtiKRVATION FtMT-Tke prefc Clip ManaMjuan Jancljay in the No. 212 (pun out swung around end to move to Key- tereepted Mike Wade* pat* ea tha it* aecond blanking job of the port tt. Ronnie Haydea picked up U. At this point Rumsoa oamo to tint thing that we witness**) la wheel feeobait over tka Satur- season. The Lions ripped Lake wood KmrtlMl for and over-ended before a breathlea* day arlmlule-, and in raaRy a iraua, waa a Md gaal ta tke Red MANASQUAM-Rcd Bank high erowd aad emerge*: unecarred. four through tackle. Big Hampton Ufa ana otarted tossing a (treat JS-0 Baturday afternoon on the school's freshmen grldder* blanked then ripped the Raider forward sfteailve *t the Casey eleven. Ia Bank < utholic -HiiniHim encounter aa the otklstlf SeM here. Tha Ptners' gridiron. Leonardo acoreA FotJrth Nick Nicolett* in No. «t held hla Maice was wl about mid-way ia the Anal quarter aM what a Hanasquan frosh 12-0 Monday af' wall wide open to aaove to Kejrpert alae playa Rumaon had three tret in every pnriod hut the third, start temoon on the athletic field here. starting lead apot for two laps aown* aa4 wtra ea th* tw*-y»i netting It KU. Jiihn UeVilo, wltk the educate*! toe, did tke One af the reatun* Leonai-du whea Bill Chevalier In No. MM took •even. After th* Colonial* Miles la ing out with seven point* in the The yrsrilngs completed all of their two playa and temper* wen heated •tripe. Irirk from about the 3*->ar4 line. AM to make M more 4M. first, seven in the second and then high aehool haa two grid victorie* over and managed to hold on ta (coring in the first two quarters, te It* credit i* Danny Treua, the the No. 1 spot until the nth lap, up Hayden took the ball oa a haad- Harold Apgtr's 11-yard off tackle cult, l»«Vit» wa» bnoting Into tke wIM aad oa aa angle. Haw It in the final session. with Jim Hayea and "Skeeu" off play to score, many llnien during the cuur** ef a grM season do** that hap- hard-running hack who I* leading when Ham Malach, who had been bike and th* remarkable pas* to The tiona jumped off faat la the Ulekeis racking up the touchdowna. •eerer ef the early football season The anal *eor* far the county Duffle were the big feetors In tka pen V \o one would i-ver loa* track of a beet lake that Hayea broke loose for a 10-yard driving a well-planned course, saw ef numbers! It'a easier to ear; "Well, tt happwd ear* early minute* of the drat quarter Treiaa ha* amaased 9» points aa hia chance and took it, fereing No. •eaten came on a long paa* from march. Once down Bear th* Ha*. when after moving the ball dee* Jaunt, while nickel* hiked ]0 yerda VanNotk ta Lykts late la th* per. Apgar then w«at ea a quarterback for hi* marker. three touchdown* and twa eonvcr- 1M Into eecond apot. Parker Bonn, The Bulldogs growled their way to a TD in the second quarter and Into Lakewood'a territory Lea John- ilon aolnU which puta him on top Freehold, who atarted In KM* spot, iod. Lyka* troettd. tka goal tin* •n*ak for th* ewly touchdown * then DeVHo booted the Held goal for insurance potBt* to win, 9-ik If eon skirted wide around right end Red Bank atopped th* Manas- of th* heap by a illm margin with Managed to get and hold hi* third standing up. the ball gamt, Coach Joa Roaati had ahmit a half doaea capable reserves, th* Purple to dig Into pay dirt. Coach Truea's quan offensive In the encounter. three ether grldder* breathing right place, even though Wally Camp- KRvroBT 'uat ta liwur* th* oaesunter and Whits combine would be a, much tougher But to crack. Thoa* grM- machine railed in the second chap- After the Bucs scored In the first on hi* neck. bell threatened him by ttaylng Ende—tt. tll.trieh, Akxsader. again* a Casey threat, DaVlte slers have touph. sledding when a coach i* forced to. m*k« "iroa men" ter after another march which was half the Big Blue team buckled clot* behind. Campbell finally had Tacklet—Kruaileh, Baker. booted Ma tkrovpoiator la the out of his boys because of laek of material. climated by Penny Treiia's five- down to halt the Buccaneer*. •onny Theratea, Red Baak Oaards Calaadra, LiahertMa, to eoncad* hla fourth position to Center—r. Pelk. fourth quarter. yard plunge into the payoff end BED BANK high school* aenooth back, la ia a Charlie Dyer In No. N. Coach Joe Bulger's Casey* eaee agala asdat have It whea Enitu—Pattern, lrwln. aaeka-Mmmeli. *»**»*, The Caaem *baw*s1 aa treabeuad lone. Tho third touchdown was three-way tie far second place hon- Baniea. Ball, Wetteitsar*. lln* In th* fourth when Johnaane- It came u> climbing over Into the win comma. Tha Oreo* aM scored with great ascKtance from Taeklen—HaHPO, Ijlmherte. ors with II point* racked up on Bill Pftster, current fan favorite, c,»ld team seemed to lire In the seroM half. However, tke grM- fiimMi—Kacirhok. Annarella. was unable to compete In No. 10t maa, oa a denote raven*, went fa* Lakewood. Being dangerously deap Center-—Dnprre. three touchdown*, tam Apicelll, «ndi—Lvkea. Rroey, Valentin*. a M-yard jaunt ta the three where dem tlid mine up with an •sceUeat performance ia heMlag in their own territory the l'lncra1 Barke—Hayei, Kicked. Hnrasue, Moore. Ajbury Park, and Ed "Butch" Har- aa It I* In the proceaa of being Tackle*—Peasu. S*r*4(n«rlcb, Stan- Hum»boot agalMt the wind and on an Pint Heat—ID Lani Loaes to Mwuuquan of troubl*. I* no teat for R. B—that la. agautat FraabaM. They Jaat ataat point* against their opponent*. Features Two angle, Pint, Wally Caaira*ll. Trenton; tee. The Buccaneer junior vanity TD on*. Gordon OMforit. WeitKrlit; third. meet. But Laonarda and the Buca n*Mt aaa wee* trata tkM UONARDO Tot. Tow Clark, Red Hank. Tim.—None-. aquad dropped a do** encounter BMs—D««l*tr, Carroll. Saturday In what might ba a rip eaorter aa that waak'a grid Ends—McNamsrii, Ecklof, Bariai, n, Tressa. t>«nard« ...>... * 1 :• Seeond Heat—10 t*t» Monday afternoon when the Man. Taeklee—Maepnnald. Bltcuai. l« Itarnifk. Stake Races 3. Apleell), Aibury Park i * 18 First, Fmrkert Bnhn, Freehold; neeonil, asquan jayvee* squeaked out a 7-0 nuarde—Cousklifi, Lotto*. TscklM—Itakfit. Forinsa, But, Catck, Thornton, Mm! Bank I II 1H ten Brown, Lumber tvlllt; third, S>m Center Lariey. Little Atlantic Highland! forced Torn River right down ta tha wire garter, wtidmiytr. K. Harvey, Tomn River . - I • 11 Malaeh, tantdale. Pa. Time—!:•«.«. decision oa th* Red Bank high Backs—Xarricsn, W*de, Reward, Ho. Guards—Caruio. i. frisia, Clgrisn, Garden Stale Stakes H. Wllllami, Urns Branek i II i: Third Heat—1* Upi •chool gridiron. taling, before the Indians went home with a 74 victory. Coach Johnny Delton MatKo, IckwFitur. Jeffrey. Red Bunk t • it Pint, Rill Chevuleir, SHyreville; lee Anftraon, Frethold ...... 2 I) Manasquan shoved over the only must have & iinai quarter club. Two week* In a row, Tim* River ral- Cent«n—Stnvolft, Korvaiikt, auaLlntkl, And Quaker City 'Cap it nnd. Frank Cotnan, Trtova; »Mnt. Bill Bnds—Par%tr, nans, Nmnaa. •ick«—tolllni, Hoi«nc», John»»n, D, Naaiptkn, Pr«h«4it 2 0 i? McCarthy. Rcil Bank. Time—3:0>.l«. touchdown of the afternoon in th* lied to grab a win in the fourth period. And two week! In a row the • TaeklM—MtValnncu, Parriaata*. Trctia, gcaulteii, I*IMIIII>, VwiKkK, O*> On Hone Racing Slate Va«N*M. rrethoM J • u Klrnt Seaii-Flnal—li Lana first quarter. The Bue*, however, Orto^lsatn OnMdky gallant little band of Tigers had tough luck an tha gridiron. A Tiger gaW(> ••iMrmoii. Douhut. Howard, Haaea. Pr**ko1« t • 12 Fint, Wally Campbell; •eeond, I.tn were knocking at the touchdown fumble c&uted a defeat and Saturday it waa tha ladiaa war daace Ja LAKEWOOD CAMDEN-Two itakea fbrturta Roaan, Jtortwrt - ! 1! Rr««n: tklrd, Charles Dyer, North B.. 2 1 12 oca. Time—IrtS.BI. Indi—M»»«r, Arrteint*. lUtwi, are down for a decision tomorrow Man*. rrwhoM 1 t 11 8«sn4 •eml-Klaal—11 taps content but th* clock won out over Mlatta. •urdt*. and Saturday a* Garden State park Hall. Atlantic Hiaklaads 1 1 ' II Pint. Silt Chevalier; aecon*. ••» th* home Mam. Th* Red Banker* bp Perl*** Tieklti—Krotn, Cook, Rounstiln. Hlltn Tom RWtr .... 1 1 * Malack; tklrd, Bill McCarthy. Tiate— — *«t t ** •—• SHORT SNORTS FROM SPORTS—Wally Weittrktkr. move* Into the lecond week ef it* had th* pigskla oa the one-foot faak • • • eon has made ta« varsity basketball eaaad at Ouardt—Palatueel, rurtillt, Cekaa, 3S-day autumnal meeting, Comoiatlnn—It L»p« marker but failed to get It aero** • • • *—* •crkowits. The first, on Columbus day, 1* th* Pint, Parker Rohn: aecuM, 8ers* the double marker* befor* the final of Technology, which generally puts out a •nt-rato oulatet. Cinttn—Maiirar, Uytas. rtoudlne, Itaten Uland; third, Frank whistle blew. Bicki—Msrrlt, McDonild, Otoria, $19,000 added Garden State (takes, Yellow Jackets Hattshauer, Ukcwood. Time—9:11,11. Wally wsw graduated In June front Red Bank CatkeUe. Last Qrllipen, MeEchtin, White, Payne, Wild. a «ix-furlong scamper for two-year- Feature Event—25 Lap* court season ke waa one of the mam cog* in the taaey eag* Uontrd* . 14—as olda that haa drawn W nomine**. At Wall Stadium First. In* Malach; lecond. Bill Che*. Lakewaod The Saturday feature la the aller; ttilr*. Parker Bohr,: fourth. Charlie campaign. a— I BELMAR — The Rhore Tallow Dyer; *fth. Bill Miter, Entnntown; Luckless Atlantic Highlands SM.00O added Quaker City handicap, sixth, Wally Campbell. Time—7:2S.«« Jimmy Gaughran of Leonardo will have sufficient tlm* off from his a mile and a fhtteenth teat for Jacket*, local undefeated eleven, position at Public Service, Newark, to officiate basketball game* in th* Freehold J.V. three-year-olds and upward. 8l»ty- will clash with the Linden A. C. In eeason coming. He* already been booked by Leonardo high school. one middle distance star* have hem a return battle Sunday at Wall Long Branch Rips Eleven Loses to Indians, 7-6 itadium. Jimmy spent part of his time th* past *umm«r uslatlng Ralph E. Van- Whip§ Keyport nominted tor th* Quaker City. Carlerel, 21*0 ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Ooaeh Pelt and company at Beacon Hill. The Garden State Stake* has The Jackets have been able to Roxy Finn'* lueklsa* Tlg«r* oae* Golf Season Over? You'd never guest It had you beta at VRBBHOLD-The Freehold high drawn the cream of the Jersey cir- keep their grid alat* dean by de- LONG BRANCH — Scoring on again had a black eat crow their Beacon Hill during Sundays storm. Th* wIM aM lain dMat •chool well of gridiron material cuit—headed by Cary C. Boshamer'* feating the Rahway Indiana, M, two long sustained drive* and a Roller Derby winning path. Tfc* Atlantic *lev*a stop Willie Cannavo. Hut Croute, Roy Rawer aM Verate Ran- •eema to still be producing at th* Miss Noisoca. and Undan A. C, ISA blocked kick, the Green and White dropped a T4 deelalon to th* Toms The Vincentive Ally already ha* of Lone Branch high school nett from their appointed round. Willie had a SI, toe, for the county aeat. The junior vanity The Tdlow Jacket* are operating trounced Carteret, Jl-0, Saturday Rlv*r Indian* Saturday afternooa nine holes they played. Tke best kale for Bennett was the combine ripped Keyport J. V. equad come home first in two (takes. She aa aa Independent team thl* season oa Firemen's Memorial fleld. After captured the recent Margate Hand- afternoon on the athletie field Starts Tomorrow ninth, with the wind Mowing to mil** per hoar mere 1M here Monday afternoon. Crosa- and have acquired th* tervleea of her*. TEANECK-Somt of th* top Rol- boding the game three-quarter* of ing the double marker once in the icap at Atlantic City and took th* many well-known shore grldder* the way tha Tiger* fell befor* a rmrrlcann velocity, and with rain drop* the site of Ice Rancocas Stake* here last spring. Tony Lublsher went ttver from ler Derby atari IR th* nation—In- Bennett calmly though damply got his par three. first quarter and twice in the sec- including Bobby Dunstan, Walt cluding the Incomparable Midge late rally by the Indian* which ond the Colonial* wrapped up the Also propping well {or the juven- Brown, Jack Mulligan, George Frle- the one-yard line In the lint drive netted a TD and the eitra point Tom Price, .son of Mayor F. Blls* Price of Eatontown, 1* on the triumph with ease. ile special I* the itandout youngster and Howard Wllllamion from the "Toughle" Braihun-wltl be on die- payoff for a win. bott, Dick Roberta, Dick Down, M In th* second march. George play starting tomorrow when the V; rsity sri-id sqund at Rutgers. This la th* first Mason the Scarlet Filers Tha first score came after Key- of the High Ground (table, Lendse- The Indiana acored the winning dug Into the frosh barrel . . , Tho popular chaplain, Capt. Joseph 8h*«- air, hero of the Sapling Stake* at George and (Keel Morgan and Ftrguson acooted IS yards for a popular hell on wheel* sport moves han, stopped by Monday while enjoying time off from Uncle Sam'* Army port fumbled on its three-yard Vine* RIMS, touchdown after picking up a into the Teaneck armory. •is-pointer on • TS-yard march, marker. Danny Lewi* hiked 80 Monmouth Park, won Impressively Th* klckcta under way. The true between the uprights for tha M»Kcln lilttinir in the scrip*. Sunday, Johnny told us The Clip- Raider~ " * recovered Freehold f urn- ed Alladicr ia anothtr nominee who two teams have been working out winning point After the two club* per should take lilmwlf out of the lineup like Roger* Hontsby ble on Ita own 10. Prank Welle* already has acored in (Washing Beat Lakewood Squads Tomb Toppers, 34) the last few week* in preparation battled to a seoreleia flrat half th* did several years ago when he wasn't kitting. Tka echo must then bond through for the six fashion over the local course. Alla- Leonardo high achool'a grlddtra for the opener. Tiger* profited on an Indian fum- dler registered hi* third straight EATONTOWN-Al Hanley Bred have reached .Ton's Mrs. Monday, The Clipper exploded wttk pointer. swept through Lakewood'a grid % no-hit, no-run gam* Sunday af- Mis* Braahun Is to be la the Jot- ble to aeon early In the third per- two hits, one a home run. victory In winning easily last W*d- team* when completing the circuit ten' lineup. "Toughle" la probably iod. Hamilton fumbled th* pig- FREEHOLD JV neiday from a sprightly band of ternoon to lead th* Haunted Inn Paul Albrccht, bowling columnist of The Register, will hava to s*«Ii Enda—rriddy, SUnford. Monday afternoon, th* freshmen softball team to a S-0 triumph over th* best-known female la the derby, •kin with Tiger Jim Bnyder gain- Tucklei—S«hnowlts, Matthnvi. youngster*. winning, 134, and the junior varsi- her tremendous spirit and flamboy- ing poaaeailon, and then dashing a solution for the pin boy situation which Is popping up in the eounty, Ouirdt—K.ith, Arcoles. Other nominees prepping here for the Tomb Topper*. Friday night at Highlands the pin boys walked out, result being no Center—Ely. ty posting • 18-12 win. The victors iced the contest In ance having captured the fancy of 75 yard* for th* Ion* touohdown. Ed matches. At Red Eink, Manager Amerigo Bruno had his trouble*. One Bickt—Lewis, Parham, C. Clayton, tomorrow's atakea whirl Include Allen Tracy's Lion frosh eleven both actual onlooker* and TV fan*. Hall miesed the extra point attempt Gordon. Mrs. E. M. Augustus' Goodwlllow, wan well primed in clipping Lake- the eighth frame when Jim Ling by a dim margin when the bait Jad dec-Mo^l he hid enough early In the night and decided to leave. K. C. Hanna's Candle Wood, Brook- and "Bubby Brower singled follow, Gloria Cklr^aut of Nutley, the Later in the evening another chap said, "I have to go home." He wasn't KEYPOBT 4V wood'* yearling*, but Steve Gerdy'i Derby Queen of 1W1, ia also on bounced off the upright and fall th* End«—Fritting, W«»terd>hl. field farms' Inyureye, M. KahU JV iquad was forced right down cd by Al Calhoun's homer deep wrong way. fooling either, he left. Bruno, who Is in hla first year as manager of Tuklai—Shramm, Polini. baum'a Jampol, Phantom farm'* Into center field. the Joltera, along with popular the P.cd E-inli BriwIinR center, never knew so many headache* went Gunrdi—Terry, Letwemkl. to a photo finish before edging the Mary Lou Palermo. Ken Monte, Tom* River got rolling from along with tho job. Cpnter—Clayton. Press, Palatine (table's Le Oauloli, Piners, 1S-U. Batk«—Wollei, Nino. Ball, ityer, Sycamore farm'* Sea Admiral, R. B. "ToughlcV huaband, and Charlie their own 24, from where George Freehold « U « o—li Point Pleasant J.V. Schuchart are among the male Cranmcr made it a fint down on Big Sam Snyder, a Brooklyn fan, la more than ready to Keyport « * a Carroll's Saddle Tramp, Mrs. Ztlda trade Ralph Branca and with a cheap tog tl«d to hi* pitching Cohen's War Age, Mr*. C. A. Copt's Trounces Matawan aces on the Garden State aggre- the first play, Hamilton, carrying Tourhdo»tin—Krerhold, Lewis, Asbury Park Eleven gation. from Hie 34, hiked to the 41. Bill glove. Another Dodger fan In for plenty of ribbing I* Rill ham; Ktyport, Wcllci. Sir Sidney, Robert E. Cudahy's A- POINT PLEASANT-Matawan** Hopson tossed to Hamilton to move O'Brien, Maureen'* dail. Bill's brave, too. He walked up aM Pacopnp, and Mr*. George White'* Loses to Irvington junior vanity contingent absorbed Annabelle (Slugger) Kealey I* to th* ball to th* Atlantic 3*. Hamil- dimii Broail *t., in the thick of the series, taking a ribbing on Little Donor. IRVINOTON — Th* Blue Bish- J7-1S drubbing Monday after- lead the Brooklyn dlataffi. When ton then wormed hi* way to the every corner. Fort Monmouth Other juvsnile eligible* include ops of Asbury Park are (till aeek- noon when Point Pleasant junior Mis* Kealey end "Toughle" ar* on It before be waa grounded. After E;-gy Broun. 1M0 ruycfil lineman, an All-Shore guard, I* playing Eternal Moon, stakes winning colt Ing their first gridiron victory after varsity avenged the, Garnet Gull the cam* banked track plenty of Randy Harvey picked up two yard* for the Yellow Jackets. Egpy. who la ineligible this season at Rumoon owned by Emerald Hill stable; Al- absorbing a 124 beating by Irving- shellacking Saturday afternoon. firework* are ran ta go off. on a plunge, Hamilton lugged the high, is assisting Coach Joe Rosatl. That boy really love* the gam*. Golfers Victors fred Gwynne Vanderbilt's duo of ton high (Chool here Saturday. Henry wenal was the spark for Tomorrow will b* ladiw night, ball around left end for the aeor*. And if yju e\-pr watch Bvny break through an enemy line, you'd under- First Refusal and Whither, anothtr Irvington marked up the victory the victors with three TD jaunts, with the fairer *« being admitted English then converted for the one- stand what ii Kuy cm dn when he loves the game. ALLAIRE—Capt. Joseph M, Sor-pair owned by Maine Chance farm, with a third quarter (piurg* which Including a 101-yard return. Th* to general admlMlon aeate upon pointer. vlrio and Angelo Petraglla, Fort Jet's Date and War Fable, and Rut- payment,of the federal tax. Th* With the World Series taking the spotlight thl* week, baac Monmouth, shared top honors netted a pair of touchdown* which long dash cam* when he took the ATLANTIC HIORLANDS ball In (lie enmity illd not pass away. Sunday the Haunted sell A. Firestone'* Brookrldge. was aufnclent for victory. The Blah- opening klckoff standing In his end game atarte at 1:10 o'clock. Th*re Cndl—Joy, flnydar, Tuner. Thursday at Spring Meadow courae On the roBter of aspirants for Sat- will be Sunday matlness beginning Tatkln—D«t»i, Kuid«nKuidm, OuaalOw ', Mai- Inn nine will play the I^onardo F.C. on the Camp Wood Held when the pair turned In a low ops managed to keep a whitewash- gone and then paved hi* way for onion. In a benefit cum., fur Franel* Bennett, proprietor of the Inn. urday's Quaker City arc such ing off the books by scoring their th* icore. Matawan'a touchdowns at 2 30 p. m. flunrd.—Puprm, Mannatratio. Hit not what you uuulil rail a financial benefit, but something best-ball card of 65 in the annual stakes-winning utahvarts aa Bran- came In th* third and fourth Center— Bock. Shore Pro-Amateur golf champion- dywinc stable'* Cochia*, Mr*. E. L, only six-pointer in the final quarter. Baeke-Hall. Klevn, Bolson, Ltlti, t, entirely new and different. The Inn sponsored a seftball team ship. Sam Apicelll tallied th* TD after quarters. fnyaer, Antkonr, •ellavanct, Brey. ami a hard hall team In order to get the 111 Mr. Bennett out Hopkln«' Three Rings, Mra, E. du- he scampered ai yard*, Palestine Mat Champ TOMS BJVm In the wide open kps.ee>, Capt. Corvino and Pro Petraglia Pont Weir's Royal Governor, Mrt. toured the first nine in 34 and Featured at Armory find*—r-hllllBi, Bayran, Rl»>. The frirnris nf the Inn proprietor realised that If he had a team Louij Lazare's Sheila's Reward and Shore Conference Tarklei—Brlttnn, Kaplan, Althauia, coasted homo with a torrid 31 for Rokcby ^table's County Delight, Scarlet Fliers Lose ASBURY PARK-David Meanlck, Ouardi—Cminry, Sonnenftld, playing, lir would pet up anil mound, anil out in the fr«»h air. Kddlc. their low score in the nnn-hnndtcap Saturday's RaiulU Center—En«ll«h. Thomxs nnd Millie Bennett are co-managers of the team, Sunday Mr. \\?n nmong the nominee* art ft** Bank It, Manastjtiin 0. he Palestine heavyweight wrest- Backs—Hamlltgn. Ximi, Mosion, affair. The AS, mlnui on* itrok* in such high grndo sophomore runners To RtMclte, 12-0 ling champion, will be In the f*a- Cranner. Utkreck, Oarre»t»n. Bennett had n thrill when his Softball team whipped the Tomb Topper*, the handicap affair, earned the UMiardr. M, Uhewa.d 0. 3-0. Al Cnlhmtn provided an arinVr! thrill with a three run nom*r. u Brooktneade stablen Bold, the ROSELLB — A we*k Neptune Malawan tt, Paint Pleasant 0. tured «v«nt at the weekly wrestling Torni River OR* 1—1 twosome a 64, winning by on* Prcalcnesa hero; Hampton (table's show at the Asbury Park armory Atlantic Hlihlanili 0 t • »—| Bill PflKt.T. Kutnntown. I* KIIII In good standing with tha stroke over eight other combine*. high (chool eleven absorbed a 14-0 Touehdawni—J, Hnyder, Hamilton. National A.xiclatlon for Htm-k Car Automobile Racing. A com- Alerted. Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords' trimming Saturday when th* Bear- Saturday night when h* grapple* Polnu after touehdown—•nstuh, plaint waa isKiied Hicalnat hla speedy ear that redo him to an. Pro Andy . Sikora and Larry Ytldtz, the Flamingo Stake* victor, let Filer* had their ears pinned STANDINOS with Tony Martlndll. OlleUit—Mleheis, Belmai, Pailcky, Scott came in for a aecond plac* W proxlmately 17 feature win* during the summer aaaaon. Offi- and King Ranch'* Sonic. back by Roitli* high here. Mesnick, who weigh* In at 210 cials made an Innpertlon nf his racing ear and found tt con- tie with Pro Art Mark* and George Among the Jersey-owned hopefuls I Reese of Lakewood, They (hot Neptune held off tile home team nasWvs _.. t pounds, I* a veteran of th* mat Saturday Football formed with MKTAJI regulations. named for the future ere William for th* first quarttr, but then Ro- € Bank t gam* and ha* grappled ovtr all th* 32-34—68, picking up a stroke on G. Hells, Jr.'t, trio of Ennobled, J€ Bank A Freehold pntrolman informer! u.i that Freehold high school will the back nine to edge into the tic. aelle opened up tn the mld-perlo4s .'.'.'.'." t world. In the semi-final contest, lie iip top In shore Conference football for the next couple of yearn. Evicted nnd Drifting Maid, Mrs. Al- to tally seven points In the second Matawan I Bibber McCoy will meet Mike Clan- Individual professional honor* fred Roberta' Scdgcvlnw and Mr*,and third chapters. Neptune came tumaon 0 •The school I. loudeil with young material, and good material," h*. went to Petraglla of the Fort Manitqunn 0 cy, Two newcomers in the local •laird. Rn|, urgey, Herl Bank Cuthoile, look* to b* on* of Ml* best Andrew Schuttlngct-'n Fcrd, the lat- up with two mild threats, but failed Lakewood o ring will be Charo Aztec and Frank Monmouth Country «lub, who 0 Ugh school punier* In t oeaplt at esuaties, ter a two-tlm* (takes winner at the to profit on th* off.nslv* rally, Petal PlMaant ....; Kimm. in th* opener Ray Zavalia brttMd thfwig* ill of fell *»Mti.CfcMden eeuri*. which, was •hort-n>*d. Atlantic Hlfhlanea -.. a will mtat LM Rums. Ffff 9f*# Good Block by Buccaneers Defeat Keyport Nine IO 1 Pull Up Even L Manasquan, 124) BELMAR—Bcorin,- six rum 'n Vsautll* *•. I ftlr •ana He. t tha tr*t ianiag th* Keyport Cardi- •efckunt II*. I *>i»»Hul » Ma. 1 nele evened up the Little league OV ttrie* by clipping St. Rose of Bel- Rad IfttwWi Profit on lit] llua mar, 6-4, on the Memorial field Atea II*. t n. eekmwst •"•• « Saturday afternoon. Ockku«i»»r mBr M*m . V*( . 1 _„Bi.« - Gi- H. St. Rns« had won tht first same aarwakurr H». I faa Mre *•. I Hara Saturday of th* series last week. 6-5. In the If It ia aay alga ef thiage ta cease, the Friday Ewaiag Worn Oc«» si. l. P. >. Versiee K». l bit; Ini'ial frame, ten men paraded ieagu* arc *aowiag tat* ataaaa ta aa a faces* aa* L»»e» Coal Coat' UWrtir Mt. I. B. B. B.l#w4 Me. 1 L»rr«ft W. |M| krestm Mt. 1 MANASQUAUT — Stepping bark to the plate as the Cardinals paay ia oa ita way eewa la aast ta Iaat place, but kaa both nigh tare* nto Short Conference competition profited on four hits and three aad single gasae* *Mh Ma* aat) as*, a* yea will recognise the aaeas w. us* i«* * * • ftpr th* Prlncetoa licking, Hul walks to pnduc* their half do«?n here, they ara Bern* Take*, Bvelya Meadateoa, Marge Boacore, Aaa Bank high school climbed back in- PTA Sees School. markers Frank aad Mary •***». Keep «a tta feed work, girl*. The league *. ,. to the win column leturrfay after- Raia postponed the flnal gam* leading straad reecakvaat etatasae aaa thaak their ace kcwler for their noon by Muting Mtnwejuan high, Festival Films which wa* scheduled Suaday eae gasae lead aa Jaae Batdga ha* a IB) aiagl* eaTort plus a acorchiag 2-0. KEYPOUT aul set to lead ia hath eleass*. Maadleae to eay, thi* also put* Jaae ia HIGHLANDS- "Ajifijrnmpnt For ftrtt place la ta* average par*da witk IN: for all U games. These will The Bur* took tha starch out of Tomorrow," a motion picture deal- Mllcr, th. Mo. ".uitrh Harold Msn.ion's eleven be tough score* t* beat, but these aale leak lib* they have beea praetic- jurat Ht. il. . ing wi'h th" improvcirf'cnt of the Cottrr Gl«i«ola Mt. rtroit«S«U right at the Htart of th« encountrr teac-h»r«' rollfg;?* and film* of the iag- this paet auanaer. Deratta Wlee, Jam* Joae*, Mary Joaea, Marl* Am Ne. 1 II.. *. ». t. 1 Colino aad Jaae Burdge are tha distal saaiabers who will trp to a**? Kinking fait for a six-4>ointer. Iviliy parade at tin one-day fiutiva! W la fbe tkf ffiaj a«»iat», an tjaittatifi**' fttMitja etayar Afttr being held scorclras for the In rnid-AugUfrt. wr* vinwfd by the rf. .„_...... their eas-gasae lead aver Airpan iaa, Saieatowa Ttleviaioe aad Mid* Octsaic Mt. 1 oiiw"B?re* Mt. t 'illy, lb. Beauty ahep, arhe are all ttad #er aeeeaa peace with • aad 1 Assy Vea- laetsmAtatt Mt. I. R. B. Dtel N*. I vatMt a perfect WM> at a Red leak Cefalic ffritjtjar »a make next chapter, Coach Frank. Pingi- mnn>ri>'!'!< o! the Paront-Tfachrr ai inetptaantt Mt. t, I* B., Bselw V*. > tore's gridder* mov«d th* pigskin j i0C'iltkjn ll#t Thurediy night in the Vliet is ance agaia pr«*i4eat ef this) league with Jaae Burdge a* the HatBilttm Mt. 1 Uitutlltd th ff. _ tsVssstf faamf Ms%l ABBMBB\S1BT aMafe 91 AAaMt^aAksBl BWA*R>*ST •B^AaBadBlaTiA M*l aBlaTiaisVlal into pay dirt a**!* 1" a third gramirnr nrhool veep; Aaa Oage, aaeretety; Melea Carlay, treaaurer, and Mary Joae*. utu* aiwtc Mt. I a»ejf vaiaj a; vBBiaj *^ajBB"BBmaBr^ eJWBTa a# • a VVRva^PaBiaM aBNB^am^as, •w^PxrV*^^! "^Rvl ^p^VW*^* ccsgion ta wind up tearing for the Plans . Mrgeant at arms. The** girl* have pravea cepeM* ofUcerj ia the past Wttt Lteg Braatfc Ma. t Tha Rttmiaa) *>s(k maa^e •aly • akart fata M tfce play with ' mad« last week for \ IT. ttaeg Van laaa BrMfh Mt! 4, MetlM Mt. 4 afternoon. attendin* mooting Monday, Oct., AB R •a we know this will b* eae af tha beat rua leagues ia the county aa It Ft* MtDBtuta. Mtaswuth.Bt*ck. K». 1 g y, O, always has beee. tevarel Cateyt «e«varfinf ta aWa Apfar. Catayt' Jehu Alertnrs* by the Buccaneers prac- J2. »t 8umm»in>M ».hoo] on Groen | *'?,» .. 2 1 •• • tically aewMI up the tilt for thrGrove, rd. Neptune, where state; .. J n the lest aaa •tatsMH M*. I tenth Bfkaar K. B- ..so visitor*. Th* Bankers recovered Sid l» pitu.-aMon will be di.icu«*ed.! Martir .. i 1 Uttit sll.tr Mt. | Uiexttlitd Mt. « three Big Blue fumbles and Intrr- Mrs. lywu I). Smith, representing! .. l 1

Mo. 4 &•"«"" "•• • •'*••"• ~ .. 3 0 M eptcd two. pasnet which slowed up Mrs. Thomas Hogan. association! OTir ^n.,.,t Mt. I Otklmftt Mt. I .. I 1 I Mat • tfcratjg* $. Vi MtptulM Citf Mt. I, StsjM Nt. 1.0. «. Manasauaa's offenaive Ideas. president, who will attend the. staU V'n I) Ukmt* Mi. I Hteilltt* Mt. I till Dedicate Stock Cir Finale An Intercepted pats led th* way association convention at. Atlantic ..... s II Mvee teal eat) Beaa'e Haven ln*>**a*t*tf tit. I, B. *•. - for th* first TD. Bill Cacclatore City, will lead the lirlr-gation. Pllr RVta Ma. 8 ... 25 4 T grabbed Bob Meyer's flat pass out The Film* were shown by L*xKry[iort. Cardin«ls D00 000—, la la *Moa4 place, but arc lait yaar'.i Wot tn* Ltdt'tr VMBpaar, trophy by Dick Stout, .Republican Red Pink lost no time racking Hatzenbuehlcr. Mrt. John P. Adair, champion*. At tkla ataga af tka gaata wa caaaot predict the outcaaie, Ctamusitf Na. (Ipecial to Tha Register) candidate for date senator. Mrs. Archie Black and Mrs, Smith. Rclltf Mo. I, B. B.. ..SMlts £'• up a slx-<>olnter in the third, the •o Howard O»»e, Harvey Cerwla, Jaka raraaiaa, John Kaiti* aad Ralph Btslta Nt. *. WsaklMttn Ma. . TRENTON—The State Dlvisian Favored to cop the 93-Inch trophy Burs crossing the goal line the first Chief of Police Howard Mona- Johnioa are tha tea* U ka raakaaac witfc. Ta aat* tkU crew haa high Htilai Mt. I WaaasMtta Mt. • of Plan and Oame, Department of the lT-tlmt featura winner, Bill time they gained peuesalon of the han, director of the civil defense. WAUSTAMUM •Ingle came of Ml wklla tka laagM laaaara kava klgk three with 1,M. Brtveat Park Mt. t, Ntstam at* Nt. I Conservation and Economic De- PfUter ef Eitontown, provided the ball. ocuncil, will address the neat mtet- Thii ii a TO per eeat kaa4laap laaa whljk attaiu that each team geti velopment, haa announced prepar- new rebuilt motor of the No. IM Bteve Morris recovered Chick • of the association Thursday, N. I TO per cent o—f .tk — a —»*4l>araa«• »•fc^^a > katwaa~ ** n tta ~averag ..e« anAA d J th. e teaAtt_mA raHad SCORES ation* for the official dedication of will perform along the same lines TrafTnrd's fumble on the Msntuquan Nov. 1. Named to a committee to I ml. ft. Colllagwood rarb B0WUN6 plan agalmt. Thia It alaa tka aaly league ta tka eounty af which wa know RIB BANK th* Lake •uecesa restoration proj- the old one did before It blew at a •S-ytird stripe. Three plays were Ifallownea activity for the Traffic Circle «• Houte St ect adjacent to the CallUra Mill* school pupils were Mrs. Richard that hat only tkree aBktra, Tkay kava 4lap*BM4 with the oflkt of W t Maryland race track. reeled off without sn appreciable vice president witk Htary Aadtraaa. aa tka •faaUIIng figure, Dave Ki«- Dtnlefa Mta'l fat* ...... a public hunting and Ashing grounde (Tain, but then th« Rues received Urnen, Mr*. Robert Johnson, Mn have been compelled. This action-packed program will Elisabeth Kehoe, Mrt. Alice Voe- STOCK CAR RICES fer, ticaiurer, and Howard Oat* far tka keavy Work aa tecretary. The HhervootVa spvrta .. a have as contenders Oordon Oldford, II yards at the expense of the Big Hpliecri' Helper* are In third place at I and 4. Construction (ai always) Hal't Mtrktra •• The dedication will take place at Blue. A Msnanquan player was g'li, Mrs. Ann* Lawrence snd Mrs. PiVAL Grllll Conatruetlt* '.'. a Sam Malach, Bill Chtvaller, Duke Bhamka, it earning a traffle jam with TraaV far faurth place at 4 and • whil: Dtr'alec'a Mttdoart .,7 « it 30 a. m. Saturday, Oct. It, with caught roughing the kicker and Pretrentivt Lift iMurssat . Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll as principal Heller, Tom Clark, ken Brown, Commercial, Splicing and lnitallatlsa are Installed in a three-way tia ..a • Parker Bonn, Paul Barbieh*. Pete this deed gave the Rankers a Unit N u» nu euitte for sixth place at 1 and •. •piieing ended In the cellar last year due Uo'a Mall Itatlt* .. a i speaker. Other speaker* include down on th* Vtqtian SI Albert Rpalding w*s the first big Trophy Award ta trouble In melding a full team each algbt, through ao fault of their 8*l'a T*rat tkraa ataa kava everything sewn up a* Ray Jr. Mike AnMt^ct^^rt-aa Ctlle 111, Tha Collier* Mill* area haa keen Jeffrey took a plteh aut, side-step- leade la katk klgk tkraa and aiagte gaas wltk 41J and Ml followed by Jlai Oitttl fit. Vlt Bvllasletr* iai, JH under development since 1*41. Dur- Shrewsbury ProMertte Rttko 111. Ckltk rtrbM 8*1. /rink ping his way aver the gaal line. Ray Sr.. Ml and M», and Mr. Oaga, ITI aad S12. That waa compiled oa CutstlM IM, rrt* C. Brant tie. Bill ing that timt in addition to *«ten- oBsidered by YMCA Mananquan threatened In th« tta etrlkee whlek la really tka kard way ta do it. Thia could have been Frsnk 111, Ha«at4 Oate HI, Unf•Ive upland development (or quail, early minutes af the InltUI period a very high game wltk a little luck. Ray kad tkat luck, but It wa* all Ja«lt III. Vlan alrlaii!H, rabbits, |heasante and deer, It "How the Community T. M. C. A. could hatter serve Shrewsbury" when It made three flmt downs, •ad. Ma etarted wltk a deuble, ran Inta a wide open split, put a turkey Tom Aaekttta III. 112. J.'iT-esj. impoundment* have beea con- two on iiasses, for a total af M an top af tkla, ap popped aaetker view af tka earner pine and thea he Hl*k teats etait, atl't Btrkart. 181; structed and opened to utilisation was tht theme ef a meeting ef the yards. The Bue* shaved th* Big want all tha way with a five timer. With ten ttrtkes in a gama. n» hip*. ta*t« tarlta, sal't Btrktra, i.Tlii by fWhermen and hunters. The beard ef director* of the Y. M. C, hIM lnti«l«utl (ana, Tom An.lttU., A. Tuesday night at the "¥" build- Rlue hack fiv< yards, then Com •iaeae aad tkaaa taagk kraaka M la a wander ka ia etui bowling. That J»7i kl*h mdlfldul ttriaa, Ttaa Ai- Lake Success development will *up- Oamhaeorto Intercepted a Trafford Westintf house W«f • MMM I» yu la what makes thia game sa Interesting, kawever, and we wlsk Ray al) drctta, IS!. plement that which haa already ing. 40 Riverside ave. past to pour water en the fir*. tka luek (good) from here aa out. Oa ta It, Ray. been accomplished at Colllere Mills Meeting with the beard were Red Bank's linemen gave an ea- by furnishing a large resting area Councilman David W. Russell Tka Wataea MagM agaki aad a Mg weak with rraamwaey for waterfowl, where ample food eelltnt performance on the defens- CaatraTa Ckartta Jataksaa waegkeag ta wttk m. Ml aad Mat W Howard Matttson, principal ef the ive with Bob Holiday, Charlie My- Surplr - la will be available. The combined Shrewsbury school; Miss Lnuella Fewer Ceareralaa'e Tam Bktgala, IM ami Mt; Drawmg Be- Frequener Contral , 10 areaa will represent an acreage In ers snd Andy Cltarclla standing out view's Bek Millar. HI aa4 Ma, aad Taay pvata, M4, and "um- Kl.ld Enilimrlni i H Bradshaw and Curt Bradley, teach- under the spotlight. Driwlrtf P>f|cw 7 excess of 5,000 acres for use of tha ers, and Mr. «nd Mrs. Kenneth But- for four fre* Oflic aiya Satok Caasaagma Ml, Mt aad in. Tkla Mag a kandleap Rte Baak Aavtrltea rootbatrootbi l Coscket Attociitioa-a (act. m^^^^A^ a\aW^h^ SB^^KAB^BB BVaW^ia^ aV^^m^bh BWB^MW ^^^A^^ ^••kABh aW^^^la^^ ^^a^ Pour Convartto* a sportamen of New Jersey. ton at tha P. T. A. 8*tur!t» 4 The project waa directed aad e*> Xndi—Ctok, t^treste, Cteclttars. packed, pocket •IVJaWs ISiJ IWOTW Mir ••••I •Ngal aVVM Wlwl HaMHIM!fay WiW Spttilcttiaii Bt*le* I Member* af tha hoard pointed Tatklts-A. Cluwlli. T. ClttrtM*. man* features tadaaa H kiawaad ay Prawksg Bevlew at IMI aari twe at tka cuted by Leater O. MacNamara, »u- DanMi. ft Wtktttr. CetMBias araaialea. rales yirid Burtay » pcrlndent. of Wildlife Management eut the "Y" will need the help of «uar*t-3«mbacfrtt>, Morrte, Cwiatft la af NCAA televised gaate*. Tha Red Bank Baataeaa Maa's kaglara kava atarted ta waM up with Ralph Caauwsaa 21*. Ill: Cltatnt of the Diviaion of Pieh and Game. residents af tha borough to set up Ctntar—ltolWe». Jsctkttn III, Sill RtWrt Mllltr 131. a committee In an effort to estab- Baeki—Jaffrey, rtntti, Tkfrntai, 8tw> Charlis Shlnn and kla lffl.t average for nlae gamss paving tha way. A* Ttiomta Zlnftl* ill, Aathtar Ptnf i*i. Thi* major construction project trtl, Mjtrt, ItMa, Hui ' Charlie haa a habit af datag, ka kaaa't burnt up tha allays la oaa Bight Ml*k tftts t*4 kiadlcar, Drtwlm Rt- and the entire operation was ac- lish group work there. Mr. Matte- ar ona gama aa kla klgk aat to aaly 41* aad high gama 22t. but he is view. t.«6i; hlsk tkrtt sasm tKg kaa. complished by wildlife manager* ton pointed out he thought It pos- Endt—MeUurhlln. TuseiitM, Ptiltntl. always la tkara ta ha eaaatad far a goad game. Haward Oaga ia push- •IMP. »'re«aaaer Caatrel, 2.1U: hlsh sible to establish a playground pro- Tacklaa—Bsrke, KelM*. Plktsrt. IndinlSual (tma Itaa kla4lrap, Ralph and other employee* of tha divieloa gram In Shrewsbury because of the (•usrda—Ueton, Kinncdr. Ntamaa, ing Charles for that top spot wttk IMA and M» and 922 for hie high. Camptsn*, lit: klsk In4l*ldntl three under the direction of Superinten a< Hot.ard alwaye haa beea a great competitor and we took for him to lames, tttt kiadlcap, Clem«»t Jieobaen, dent MacNamara, large number of persons moving Canters—Mttlll. atay *p there ta tha and. Harry Greenwood and John Ostta, lead-off see, late th* community and because Btcki—Traltord, Mitt1, Aukmr Kan- The Lake Buccess project may the overcrowded conditions at th* ntdr, Btotiar. Ltnon, Mrtnt, Itleke. AI and anchor for Boneara'a Tailor*, both tip tha ecalea at IM aa doe* be reached from Collier* Mill* ana- Kdiittdr, Ntekslt. Uipa Rufflnl with Walt Sakroader hack (a form again at MT. All in all Brmaeber J.V. Squad school nave brought the problems Nosoor CISE lur NO half mile east ot the Allentown- ef children to public attention. Btw* *r Periees there ara 1» keglera la tkla league aver tha 190 mark. Except for Whips Carter**, 12<0 Horneratown-Forked River rd. M*ai*qu** . aaa e s Crate'* Beverage*, which haa only waa aaa aut of the nine game*, there Sportsmen from all section* of New It was agreed the board will meet ltd Bank * * * I—It ^ hoi T«Uvi$ion CARTERET-Scoriaf U point* Touchdowns—Ts»rnt«a, Jaffrtr. fa only four game* between tha tea team*. Sherwood'* Sporting Ooods, Jersey are expected to attend tha further with Mr. Button and Mr Official*—Elitfttitrt, Hsekttt, Rutktta, with T and S, I* tied with Daniel** Mea'a Stop, last Mason's bottom in the steoatl quarttr. Long official dedication ceremonies to Russell to consider th* possibility Krlchlin*. with ELECTRONIC ClARIFIER team, and tka Jtth place team, Oleba Motors, with 3 and I. Although Branch high tehoor* JV griddtrs see conservation at Its beat. af a summer playground program Crate'* haa only waa oaa, tkay will he In tkere lighting all tha way and ripped Cartertf* RambUrs, IM, Oov. Drlacoll readily consented Citation, recently retired, holde be up la tkere at tka aad. Tkla ka* alway* baaa a tight league with a hara Manday afteraaen. to attend th* dedication exercises ON PEODIE CUE CLUB an all-time record for one year's record far eleaa frelekee. Tkal eeaaen ahould ka no Mcepttaa. The Oreen Wave scored the Bret becauae of hie great interest in fish earnings of $701,470 for winning It Samuel Boynton, son of Mr. and of 20 atarta aa a three-year-eld In IHTEI WWEKEEPIIM SKf Tka Mag Baak SaMay Maad laav TD when Eddie Bruae acamptred and gama eonaervation in New Jer- Mra. 8. Burrltt Boynton, Colt'* weak af kawUnf wMk taama Ne. I aad Na. I tied far Srst wltk » yarda to dig late pay dirt. The a«y. Naek, and Eugene Sarafln, son of 1848. ST. MO IANK Milt faar wan aad twa Mat. Taaata Ka, «, Na. t, We, T aad No, « aH second ata-polater was rsglatered Mr. and Mrs. Joieph Sarafln, Allen Alabama's IMS football team area wttk I aad I wktta taaaaa Ma. S aad Na. • skew a I aad 4 when John Arbla, Braaeher guard, Alabama ranked alsth nationally town, ara among the M members gave up only N first downs) in t OPEN PBIDAV BVBNIMOS — Free rerklng Bear af Baera raeard. It la aHB taa aarly far aay of tkaaa kagtcta aa real broke through en a lias plunge In total offense during ltW. Tha of Peddle school's glae club, Hlghte- game*—a national collegiate rec- tkat Ikey ara aa taa at tka warld, aa aR tkaaa taama kava • with a lateral aa tha end, picked Crimean Tide gained 4,574 yarda tewn. ord. caaacw. Same af tka kaat raNara In taa eaajaty ara In tkla leaf*. off the Up, and daahed 30 yarda on TTTTII play*—an average af 41t Mr. aad Mra. Tew raria. Mr. aad Mra. Speck Magttl. Tka Mla> ta ereaa the doubl* markers. I yarda par game. taaa, Oaltaaa, Smltka, OaaMa'. Bate Carkart, Ed Ceamer, Jim. my AcarvAeerra tuM Steve GaasMMBata* Wa a real deaaw etMHjr km Iaat Baaiajr warn la Injuries Slow Up Buccaneer Squad Rsateaea katk anraai* asaa atateasd total*. Jim Aetna.' afaftatag Meva CaataBaecte, kH a tkree-game total ef 478, hat whaa tke ehlpa were eeaatei, Steve found he hasl «T» For Saturday's Bulldog Tussle had an ace in the hold 1, aha Over «a the aeit pair af ana** m pair ef Teens, te BBBBB It more eetocMeatal, alt Ml aa aaeaer mea far their tejuaa— There'll be Bo "good neighbor" 1-arle aaa Oattta ta keep tke atery atralght. Speck MeglU cama policy existing in Red Bank Satur- When he set sail for the Indies gold- up wltk Ms ant fee gasae ef the yeaag aea*oa when he rioted day afternoon when Rumson high Colt's Net* school's grid machine buses to the oat tke algbt with Mt Ed Ceaever eaaes threagk with a aaat •h/a". •-rumma»« «•!• Oet. •SU while Hubby Oeilae rettai tka league'* high game of SIS. Bergen pi. athletic field with the th* flre> house, starting at 10 Hubby1* hatter half. Marie weighed la wttk Mt aad Sit to give highest of hopea ef knocking, off a. m. ware made at the first fall her high three fer tka faaule kalf ef tkle leea. The Ml by the Buccaneers. Jsyee Paris la tha «rst week1* battle* I* still the only double Coach Frank Pingitore'e football the Reformed church at the home me century mark. Tka flagb y Mary Smith I* the only other MB aquad la riddled with Injuries and 8nyA set far these female*. Elsie Caraart added a IB) to Ed Con- the mentor has been wondering if » K "' Eatontown, overs Wa aad Sit te help their quartet te a double victory aad he'll have a full aquad by the time «"• Jo'eph Moreau, Sr., prs- Turkey day arrives. • ding. Planned also was an else- at the same time give Kd the klgk three for the league. Bat Ion day luncheon and dinner at what we waat te knew la what kappeaed te a certain O, Oht ef the moat expensive In* juriaa as far as ths aquad Is con- the fire house Tuesday. Nov. • to ter" M. that cause* Mat ta earn* aa wttk a 10B game and a •» be sponsored jointly by the Bewlng threesome? Thia leagae has Jast raaomed hostUltles after • cerned ia the twisted knee of club and Helping circle. A turkey four-year layoff aad at preeeat haa hat aae apaaaer for the Jackie L*wlt. Tha hard-plunging platter and clam chowder will hi eight teams, Hymaa Jeweler*. Tke pretkfeat, George Mlatea; back received the Injury early In menu features. Attending were vice president, Boger Fraaclij searatary4reaaurer, Amy Vaa- the Princeton encounter and In all Mr*. Edward Relchard, Mrs. Annie Vllet, ana lergeant at arm*. PaalUe Mlntaa, would ha only tea probability will be eldetlned for the Buck, Mrs. Charles Plock, Mr*. A. happy' If aoaie eae would eaataet them wltk leada aa getting rest of the season. C. Buck, Mrs. Benjamin Baylor. sponsor* far the ether aevea team*. Ceataat aay one of them, Chubby Menna, a classy, hard- Mr. R. D. Haulitt, Mrs. William preferably Amy, and yea win make them very, very happy. fighting lineman, is also on tha In- Nickau, Mr*. Joseph Lefferson, Mrs. County secretary Bd Bahr, tha Atlantic Highlands kcgier, opened jured list but not aa serious aa the Emily Week*, Mrs. Laura Mitchell, his radio program last Saturday night with Doris Megill, the Monmouth- Lewis mishap. Andy Larabee, Mr*. H. L. Haltermann, Mrs. Wal- Ocean County Women's association president, ae his first guest. Ed i.i husky back, has been visiting tha lace Dykeman, Mrs. John Sherman, not only well known around tbeee parts, but alee knows almost all thi doctor's office thie week for In-Mr*. Warren Oerow, Mrs. Sidney juries received In the Manaequan Beer* and Misa Margaret Sickles. bowlers by their first names. Ha will have all first hand information tussle. Larabee Is assigned to tha as aoon a* it happen* and will have a well conducted program. Bd wi slavery debater* were declared tha field for the alx-polnUr. ed at Laramle, %*» feet above ita Hiur, Wesftr, W«ml, level. winners. They were Beth FUn* The second touchdown was again Mattwan „ n * 19 0—15 gun, Bnrhnrn Remmey, Bruce Mur •cored following a Point Pleaaant Point ritaunt 0 0 0 0—0 Randy Turpln'a grandfather waa ray and Frank Slayer, The other bobble. Jim Burns, running the Touchdowni—Henry Wolf, Don Me*Tom Whltehouss, British bare- side w«s argued hy James Kirk katt aaek. ftmalet on tk* Matawan uatlOMeltla-Biiiaiist , friel, •slue)**, M«. knuckle fighter In tha pra-aiarqule John Richards, Wallace Dykimtn -with that femous 3-Ring Flavor! m, mm aad Kay blMi daw*, wo woe» asm* S» to Mof LUMI HflsmeTalUe* n (•erased si More Arm Mr. Jmtk t. ¥. M. Uf"U tho heat aad aUghted ea oar rods, SllF, FIELD AND STUEAM caps aad steering wheel. They Far Korea Troops »ad Mr. Cktrlt$ T. KUc*mmim$ Tuady OB Tfce fecal Omiiuun seemed to have ao fear, aad whea To Be Open for they were rested they took of ea PORT MOMMOUTM - MaMfae- invite f*ose *tho *r$ imterettef BT •TEW their way. tur* of th* aaw Army Wgaal cacao Oa* time we aaw a eeegull awaap Upland Season handie-talkie radio aao been start- IM jfM ilCINf dowa oa «ae of the** little birds New ed aad the oawppiag of uaito ia f« fegjKrt the mettttt, MHM mood. We heard only three beta* aad knock kirn iate the occaaaad Korea with the redaaigaed eat will htm caught. Capt. Charley Eichmaa of tkea proceeded to pick Ma victim FUh HM) Ota*. begia saoa. the Department of tb* m«$t ercitinf home It is now or Red Bank, Capt. Ed Thompson aad to pieceo. Army aaaevaeca. Th* aew aaadio- never, and judg- Doc Grey, both of Belmar witb ©a* talkie will replace the old SCR- to ev bmilt I'M tke p*$t decmd*. ing by the rc- each. Surf cattera failed t* coaaeet. mo Us, the haadiavtolkto of World War §ulte. or lack ef (Special U Th II Opening footy for public unmeet** results over the Have you ever weadered how sea- TREMTOM-AddMieaal The aow tat to tho sVot PM radio to Applebnot Farm put week, it if from 10 a. m. until • p. as. Capt. of it* typo yet produced. M weighs b e g i • a i "g to Ad Mowland and Andy Pillot, hot* gulls, which apehd their wiatere ia areas over which llaeMSd operte- look like never. our aorthera climats whsa there mea auy huat whea the upload about «% poaads, hao a range of •M Route 95, of Rumson, played host to a little about one mile, aad gives a greatly However, there aong aparrow. The little fellow, ar* a* Sab for them to feed aa, are gam* *»as*a osVUlly epeaa Nev. MMdletottu Utrnthlp. are report* of able to eaiat? Here i* the aaewer 10 are espected to reoult from a improved perfontaaco. It caa bo with a last deaperat* rffort of hi* alung over the shoulder like a min- big concert ra- tired wings, came aboard the aa given to the writer by Addieea aew program lauacaed by the State Juit north of the A«wl Underpn$$. tions of bin Howland of Ruatjoa. "Ad," M he Diviaioa af FUh and Oosse, Depart. iature walkto-talki*. with th* aet- Tookit II and remained with it dier apeakiag into an attached along the New until the boat wu berthed at Rum- ie affectionately kaowa by hie meat of Coaservailoa *ad Beea- England edit son. maay frieade, has spent yearn fol< emlc Develspmtat. handset. Stew VaaVliet and Martha* lowing the sea. Dr. A. Heatoa Underbill, director Th* a*w haadla-Ulki* al** has Vineyard in particular, where they According to Skipper Ad "he IM "Haay tiateo I have oeea duck* of the Divietoa of Fish aad Oame, the advantage of afttiag with a •re enjoying onn of the greatest not the leut bit afraid «f ua. He light ia air holes wkea the river hoe aotbted all smployeeo of the number sf ather new froat Ua* ra- Otriped baj£ drrbics ever ataged, flew from one to Mie other, eating was froaea, where they gather to diviaioa that this year la aa effort dio ast*. which tho older aandio- with over 500 fish up to 43 pounds bread crumbs out of «ur handa. feed. Waea a duck would come to to eliminate earn* of tb* tolkie did not do. lacwlod weighed in to date, It would, there- We offered him fresh water which PABRIS ISLAND, S. C -Marine he drank aa if famished. After ha the surface after diving, a gull toad ia Mew Jeroe< y th* the a*te with which tt win aot are fore, appear that on one of these would hit it oa the bead, caueiag it aad Oasa* counciuacil BhaMo Sdsptsd I PTC Mania M. Ruddy, *aa af Mr. Radio •* AN-PRC-lt, the Isnu- day* big jrhool* of atripers will «u fed and watered he perched aad Mr*. Oeorge M. Ruddy of dli on the compajf, tucked hi* head to dive ageia. This would be re madiSed version off the Farmer- try's brand-new walkio4alkto, aad atop off and pay us a visit on their peated every tiaw the duck came Sportsman Co-operative plan la MM Breach ave., Littla Silver, eaded •one of the *«te of th* aew Alf- way aouth. under his wing and weat to sleep. traialng at the recruit depot here Several times as we trolled near to the surface, aad after awhile it some years ago, which I* *apocted aRC-S through • **rtee, a seria* of would becosM aa eahaueted it wu to oaea up maay hundreds of acres by receiving a promotion ta hi* vehicular front-lino radio sst* We feel that the heavy blow over the shore he would iy of the boat present rank and winning th* cov- WIVII l^^W l^aain^lV <*PI«V!|T the weekend will do much to hast- only to return. practically llfeles*. The gull would ef lend **> the operlamaa, which are eipeeted to be the bach- then drag the duck upaa ths ics "We hav* prepared a eted crate rifle* of expert. ban* of the Army's Integrated com- en their arrival. In fact, Monday "When we reached the dock he morning the day after the storm, and proceed to pick the 8Mb ~ red 'No Trespassing' signs which Me waa the second highest (hoot- bat sea* communication system. waa reluctant to leave, ani perched the breasts." indicate that tb* landowner ie co- er ef HI recruiU firing the M-l Several hundred acts were pro- at ripe re were i. ported cwirling all on a piling while we made the boat Along the coast. operating with th* Division of Flsh ria> V--t week. By firing 22« out ofduced In September and productloa fut. I feel that he became sepa- and Oame by leaving the bulk ef a passible 390, he earned the dis-is expected to increase ateadily. The first run which came through rated from a migrating flock and w tinction of being "high shooter" of • couple of weeks ago, kept right The following names, all train hte land unposted In eachaage far In production, or eapected to be lost his way. I hope he eventually the** red signs, which will poet his his recruit platoon. Ruddy attend- in production seen, are Utility Elec- an going, following the trail of reaches hi! destination." Hlghlanda, were found in a aada ed Gettysburg college before enlist- the ailver mullet, which have now bottle on the sand* at Barnegat; homestead sonc," Mid Dr. Under- tronic corporation. East Newark; We have had many tired birds bill la hU letter ta empleyeee. ing in the Marinea. He now is in left for southern watera. The ne»t come aboard when we were out at rranh stove, Bruce Manilla, Lewi* tb* flnal phu* of training at "boot Raytheon Manufacturing company. bait to look for U (and eel*. When •atck, Oeorge Klca, Edward "One ef the major eomplaiat* af Waltham, Matt.; Emerson Radio •ea and probably many of you have the landowner who posts ta avoid camp," after which he will take his they arrive you can he pretty sure aeen them flying In the lee of the romel and Alfred Bellsmld. The place aa a member of the reguler and Phonograph corporation, New that bast and tome big blurs will bottle was picked up at North damage to hie property ia that York city, and Sentinel Radla cor- boat trying to get out of the wind hunters do not reapect his imme- Marinee. be along with thrm. and making up their mind whether Paint af Beach by Jack Mount of poration, Evanatan, III. Shrewsbury during the storm lut diate heasestead area. We will fur- While designed primarily to fur- It looked like old times laJt Sat- to risk lighting on the boat or try- nish these signs to any laadowner urday when a big fleet of boat* Ing to make ahorr. Sunday. Th* names were written nish platoon-to-company radla com- on a piece of brown paper bag aad who agrees to the conditions act up drilled the surf from Sandy Hook One year during; the fall mackerel Announce Classes munication, the new set can alaa to Monmouth Beach, but the fUh dated Apr. SI, 1»1. Jack told the in the agreement slip which ' contaet more powerful radios of •eaaon, when there waa a heavy writer he would be very glad to re- must alga. wera cither not there or not In the migration of gold inch from the the company and the battalion, eive a call from any of the above, In general they will be used for For Folk Dances thus extending Integrated radio M he ia anaioua to hear the de- landowners who have W or More communication* to th* front line. aila. Phone Red Bank MMt-W. res. However, there will be some MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE—Sim- xceptloaa, and any of you who are ple country dancex, typical of Ger- dealing with the landowner should many and Sweden will h* featured 7S New Member* i mm M tM UM your Judgment a* ta whether at the folk dance to be held In not the acreage Involved or the Leeds hall, on King's highway, Sat- loin Civic Croup particular covers concerned are of urday at 1:30 p. m. According t* th* latest release The Black Forest Maiurka, At MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — front th* aaavtt It J. Sehaefer Mil sufficient value to the sportsmen Sevcnty-flve new members have the state if left unposted, ta the Inn, and Windmueller of Ger- water taking contest, MM. WUIIMI many will be taught aa well u the Joined the Country Club-Rlverilde Frank af Shrewsbury, who at a Justify th* UM of these alga* Civic association during Its eurrsat around th* homestead MM. Swedish sehotticche and Gustavo membership drive, It was reported • Tags* StMstrs ember of th* Manasquea River Skol. The rest of tke evening will Marlla * TUB* club, rank. He. 1 "Th* wardens, "who are best ac- et an executive committee meet- Card* * SJsttswsry quainted In their particular eous> be token up with American and Ing held last Thursday night at the a the ladle*' divide* far the Isrg- European square dance*. •traMCsjr MBOMl Mt atriped baa*. Mr*, Frank* ties, and who know tho landowner* home ef Mr. and Mrs. Victor Keen better than any other employees These country dances which are on Wilson circle. aateh weighed M) pouadt, and WM held every two weeks are under iwght JUM St. of the dlvWoa, will he la charge It was decided to continue tho STATfONMY of this program for their counties. the leadership of Ruth and Harry drive until tho end of the pjosth I* the men* dlvttlea X H. AM. Hollander of Middletown. mi af th* Canal Saertomsa's since a largo number of residents club of Buamrd's Bay, Ma**., leads the division who fcu contact with of the area have not been solicited. GUT 4 TOY landowner*, and who caa opea load The average Michigan State grid- with a U pouader. der this season I* 30 years four Victor Eyeraian, president, pre- Paul Bennett of th* Msaasquan by this method should do what he sided et th* meeting. caa to further the program. Signs months old, stand* • feet tall and , PrMayo TIM I P. M. River Marlla * Tuna club rank* weigh* IM pounds. rit la the blueSth claM with a will be laaued to any employee who tars •ah weighing eight pounds. ha* contact with landowner*. Tti* Sehaefer Him library an- "Furthermore, starting this ye*r, aaunee* that It ha* IT aouad and Flsh aad Oame warden* aad depu- atlcat alms-all U mm-«vallabl* ty a*h and gams wardens will en- far loan ta any club or group de- force tho trMPM* law when It In- airing then. Then are ao charge* volves a gunner hunting upoa aa whateo*v*r to borrow taa alma. area protected by the** sign*. Thai S*nd your reojuert to Sportsmen's • not mean that Flsh and Oemo Division, th* P. * M. Sehaefer wardens ara ta drop everything Brewing company, 4M— Kent av*., else to protect lands posted by these Brooklyn 11, N. T. Th* ilaMihow signs, but merely. Insofar as pos- Saalag, camping, hunting, baaaball, sible, they will treat violations of hockey, bowling, big gam* mount- these signs u they would any other ing, flsh mounting, conservation Flsh and Oame violation which and travelogue* on Bermuda. come* to their attention, either through actual observation or In tho form of a complaint which Receat United State* Pish and reaches them." Wildlife Service market reports In- Director Underbill, ta his letter to f O dicate that the vut Bootoa mack- Flsh and Oame Division employoM, erel army Is about to invade tho emphasised the primary purpeoe of * rosy coast At th* present writ- the new program Is to Improve 8c / 3c ing the mala body Is located off Undownor-iportemen MUMOSS, to Massachusetts, whers dally catches opea more lands to public huating, are running Into the 30,000 pounds. and to fumloh protection to co- Ths advanced guard hao reached operating; landowner*. Th* only GUIDES Jersey where daily catches are run- areas for which then signs, will be ning to the hundreds of pounds. 1 ara homestead sones Imme- This Is a good sign that halt Ash diately around tho farm buildings. ar* moving Muth and that sand eel*, sea spearing and baby herring and bunkers are headed this way. We had hopes that we would be Trout Production able to give you some laat-mlnute good news on the striper situation, sa we had a go at them Tuesday. Up mm Yearly • ttaehed. Conditions were Ideal. Everything Mad* af Mar. wu perfect for trolling the surf. TRENTOW-The state division of flsh and game. Department of Con- •> MM. There wu a gentle breese from off- servation and Economic Develop- shore and the ocean wu like a> ment, today announced the trout lake. Beside* It wu two days af- production at tho Haekettetown ter the hard blow and by all signs flsh hatchery will bo lacioasod by we were In for a killing. Ao woat lout lOOjOM a year bicawM of reached ths •Boiler Wreck" cove recently constructed Improvements. we found tho ocean alive with top $222 Superintendent Charles O. May- bait, aad so ws felt that "this la it' vdBSBB •_- ford at the hatchery will have avail- Others must have felt the same able thla winter four ntw trout way because we recognised Mm* ponds and an Ingenious pumping of th* best striped bus guides to system for re-using the-water at be found on the entire coast—Tony the East hatchery which wilt con- (Whltey) Moreni, Otto Reut, John- alderably Increase the aggregate ny Blaso, Henny Mewe, Ted Ray-production of the Institution, ths nerd, Al Steel, Jack Smith. Jim flsh and game division announced, Nann and other*. However, a cheek addition, work la progressing Esso EXTRA Gasoline Hunting Socks the nest morning failed to produce rapidly on two now four and flve- any flsh. We are now fully con- acre basa ponds which will notice- vinced that the main body of Ash ably aid the division In Its attempts have not u yet arrived and will to rate* larger bass which ar* 99c probably not reach here before the more suitable for New Jersey lut week In October. When they water*. do, try the area of the "False Hook" several hundred yards off the point This outstanding example of of the Hook on an out-going tide. hatchery engineering and construc- They slaughtered them there lut tion has been accomplished by season. Superintendent Keyford and reg- ular hatchery employes la addl- Off shore seabMs aad tlon to thstr normal duties la op- continue to provide plenty of ac- erating the world's largest flsh tion for the party boat patrons. hatchery. HUNTING However, the flsh are moving aouth The expansion program at the and the beat fishing Is located off hatchery coupled with excellent —and save your time, temper IOOTS Shark and Manaaauaa rivers. water supplies this past summer should assure Now Jmsy fisher- and needless wear-and-tear on men of aa excellent output of large Township Couple •lie trout for next spring's trout your battery and engine. To Move to Florida Ashing Maton, A. H. Underbill, director ef tho division, pointed out. Mr. and Mr*. Michael Cuba o Esso Extra's exclusive antl* Chapel Hill «d., Middletown town- stalling feature la another big ship, were honored by their famil Businessmen Hear Sunday at a farewell dinner at th Human Relations Talk phu in a gasoline long famous home of their son-ln-4aw and daugh 0MI t MI fUtt IMpPvll 19 ter, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Arnone KEYPORT — Henry Lens, an ex- for all-around performance — of William at. ecutive of th* Johnson and John- fast warm-up... quick, respon- Mr. and Mrs. Cuba, who hav son Arm, New Brunswick, spoke on Is your car balky these cool, been township residents for the "Ths You in Human Belttlons" at sive power... long mileage. All put II years, will leave In a few a dinner meeting Wednesday night damp fill mornings? DON it $749 days for Miami, Fia., where they this extra quality is yours to 0wdt ammunition. lei «f M of lut week of the Businessmen's •tall after starting, "die" dur- Tw-Ill.pl will make their home. As a fare- association at Ys Cottage Inn. enjoy at no increase in cost well gift, Mr. and Mr*. Cuba's chi Merrill H. Wallace, president, re- ing the first few minutes of en« dren gave their parents a set 01 ports assurances received from luggage. Freeholder Abram D. Voorhees gineoperaUonTDon't blame the Mora motorists use Ssso Attending were Mr. and Mrs. that work would be 'speeded up on car. It may be the gasoline. Sptclolt thru Monday Oeorge White and son, Mr. andth* repairs to th* MaUwtn creek Extra than any other premium Mrs. Peter Cuba and daughter, M bridge. He said he had urged a Change to Anti-Stalllng Esso gasoline in the territory served "VALVES GALORE at CHECKER STORES" and Mrs. Toby Ouba and son; M speed-up also on the new span be- and Mrs. Paul Csorniak and daugh tween the cut and west section* of Extra—the only gasoline made by Esso Dealers. Find out why! ASIURY PARK — 700 MAIN ST. ter, Ales Sehdinov and Nick Har- the borough on Mtpl* pi. to prevent cold-engine stalling Try a tankf ul today. RID 1AJIK — •' MONMOUTH ST. chenko, • Th* executive board announced arrangements have again been •ILMAR — 10th and F ST. TO MEET TONIOHT made to have Chrlatmas lights TOMS tlVIt —41 MAIN $T. KEANSBURO-Membera nt St erected for the holiday season. Another big MOM at th« IffO Signl Ann's Parent-Teacher niaociatio Carl Bitter, chairman of the wa- FMIHOLO--1. MAIN5T. will meet tonight Instead of to- terfront survey fund committee, re- morrow because ef toe Columbus ported eelleeted more than HMO day ' ~ IED «A*K OCTOBER If,

Hospital Shop Mr. aad Mra. Letter M. tha wsrh sal with Heavy tewba at litte dawgfeter laahtUa aalaferatad ~l«»aiag. L. L har Uth airihaay Sept. » »y ea- Work Explained The woman af tha Baftrmid tertalaiag a nuatber af fricada at chareh will bold a rusnmaga sala a frankfurter raaat at her aoaw m. Blma Walanley. ahairaua Friday and Saturday aftaraaoaa, Oaaaat wera played by tht group. af OM heepkaaKy step at Meu*- Oct. IS aad Mv 1st tht chart* hall. Tha eeletjraat waa well reaum- atmdde heaaetal, Mr^*T*^fr. Mate spiting at S a'cittk. Mrs. EMMaere« with gifta. Preaeat wars Ell- at tM taattlag af Bed Bank aua- Deutsch aaj Mra. Daniel laytaa eta and Htia« Jure*, Caral Hal- Wary ef Biverview heapital last land, Cllea iaaa McCarthy, Helea are chairawn. UMaiae, Janet Bork«nhagen, Betty Thuredar at the Bed Stall WM- Mlaa Jacaueliae C. Hughes af aa't eluh. Tha au*iliaif, together Laa Whitaaa, Patricia Twreeaa, Mellaad rd., daugbtsr af Mr. and Beatrice Biaeaherg, Peggy McMa- with vg*M «( the other hospital Mrs. Paul Hughes, tailed Friday auslUerits, «M volunteers from hea, Jeaa C»lea»aa, Sara Pugaa, far France, where em Saturday, Batty Jana McCarthy, Caral »1;- tlM vwiewt wetMa'e argaaiaatiaas OM. ». she will bateau tht bride af tM eeawuaity, will staff the Cua. Mra. Alice Wailing. Mr. aad of Thomas H. Bakcwell. Mr. and Mra. Heulita aad Isahelkt's trath- vmnmte HI eoaTet shop at lUvtrvi«w few- Mra. Hughes will leave neat Thurs- era, Haward, Ituascll and LsaHe. day by plaaa far Frtacc ta tttead MM. Walsaatey siplaiaed tha er- the wedliag. Mr. aad Mrs. BedMaad. Uahs- gaalaetita aad management «f a Dr. Wylle O. Pats, auptrvlaar af vttle, M. C, wera week-end guatts tatpMUity ahop. Hn. F. Lawtea Middletawn towasblp aehaela, at- af Mr. aad Mnj. CUftan laul. ~" " auailiary preaideat, aal« tended a New Jersey Osaamitatea- Mr. aad Mra. Otcar Tuvtaan aad era* conference an tdtatltn laat aaaghUrs Pat and Uada, and Miss GET RID OF YOUR OLD lURMTURE NOW! that the l« aow eaatactlag varioua Caral Holland, vtffted tht Phila- trgaalsatleae tM individuals ta da Thursday aad Friday at Atlantic Aiawsncai twlimitedl la a*tr caleiul Trad'e-lfl Stltl Came valuateer aerviee wark In tha eef City. dttphta aaa tuaday. Fraah, RoWa, Virginia aad «M- in «ns) iee fer rewtelfl Vev'li •.•»» •« dttaniihrnanr at tn# Aayeae latarested Mr. and Mrs. Thtanaa Cvans af dsa Curiey recently visited Mr. aad call Mra. Kindle te register. Oareea Ctiy, U I, spent Sundry Mra. Aataoay Keller and daughter pricat we aNew a* eldi f»rai»¥ra! Anal yeu can auy k***4 Tea was served la the clubhouse visiting frienda here. They are farmer raaideati tf MMdlctewn vil- •haroa la Perth Aaibay. new ifyUt frem e k*f lelectiea . . . pay an Una., etty library with Mra. Harold S. OeVse Mr. and Mra. W. U UMatae at- - «M ffTIMATIS - tended a pig raaat Ityday at tha termil i*ap Umma* end SAVII Mr. and Mra. Oeerft Phair af PUttabwf, If. T., spent the week- Delia High aad Mia. end with Mrs. Phakfe bratbeMn- CMftaa laul and daughter Delia- IM IM6HT0N AVINUI Mra. Samuel Biker ana htr ara law and titter, Mr. aac) Mrs. Fred- marW rtasatly atattnd ta Ratdlag, Retort attended tha second werld erick Kubbtrd. DIAL. NfW JWSIY ssrtsd baseball game Friday. Mist Janet Barkenhagen went UM Merjerie Westsrdahl eele- ahaaptag Isjt week in Newark with T«l. Deal 7-7905 trated ktr Uth birthday Saturday. her mather, Mra. H. Borkeahtfta, Mtaa Kay Phillips and Mr. Ma M. Marya Cpiscapal ahureh sup- aad later attended a movie. Mri. Oarratt Cersoa attended the per aad batar will bt> held nait •unday evening aupper gueitt of Oanbury (air la Connecticut Sun- Wedaasday by tht saaiar guild. Mr. and Mra. H. V. Holmes were day.. Tha basar will be continued Tbura- Mr. and Mra. Marvin Dey and chil- Mlai Maria and Joseph Cerlione day and than alaa will bt a card dren, Cranbury. , PROOF tfltf vltttH relatives at Oaeaa Park, party la eharga af tht iunler guild. Mr. and Mra. A. I*ll« Leverlch b I, Suadey. U. Fraak Mastn. faraMr mayar. id aan i*le recently vMtitel Mlaaia fUnmm end Marlt Cer- wht .It vieltiag hie mmAm-ttm and frlenda In Plalndeld. power IISM. Martha aad Ctartaaee Al- dtughttr, Mr. and Mri. Haward R. Kenneth Conover, hoataman's locea, Jail* Ammaturo. Josephine U Hanson. West Palm Batch, Fla., mats, drat clan, ton of Mra. Oraaate an4 Virginia Blano at- waa racantb feted an bis dtth B. Conover, has returned home Tkt ad th« monthly mtetlnf of tha birthday. He It reported In gaad from Korea after serving II •odtlMy al ft. Jaaaah't Catholic health aad tnjeytd a ihawsr af months. Kenneth was discharged aai narmoay BBS ii church, Kayaori Thursday ava- oards from frlenda and reMlvtt. -. • A at San Diego, Cal. MIIIIIII nine. Other gutsts at the celebration i a . Roeca Maura haa purchatad a wera his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mn. Frederick poit, who New MfMimoMth MM* dfata^aaA tamt •any far hit ion, Loult. The Ladies' Aid society mat lait •^Wesj(W fdVvveTHb^HtF anmVaWJ Mra. Olta Wtbarg tt vtattlat wera rtcent Flaridt visitors; his rattthr*t an Lont Island. nephew and nlots. Mr. aad Mrs. Tuesday in the Sunday-school •front iiiilTil >et Raymond Mawa, faraMr local resi- rooma of the Baptist church for Mra. Jaaa Sehult rccovcrad fram dents new living in FUrlta, and Its aUMthly meeting. The hosteaaei har racent lllnau and rtturntd to Mr. aad Mn. R, R, Canaa, Mr. wtrt Mrs. William Biagi'ove, Mrs. Thi toil chape* la tin athaat Thunday. and Mn. William Wleland andJamas Origin and Mra. Fred Bolce, ChriitUa Science teitbook, Rind* w«ra ordtrad by tha cl«hth Mrs. Flortaet Tayltr, all af Wast A donation of 118 VH made ta the drada af tht local tchool from the Baptist home for thu aged. •'8c*nc* and Health with k>y Palm BsMh. RllfcwrM aad Ooaahua company, Mra. Raas Rsueh Is apeadlng t to the SeriptMM," by Mary Mawark. Carol Jay Pattnaw «a»thttr af week with Mrs. Mary Brtnntn ef Baker Eddy, consists ofjM Caraoral Brncit Mrhar, wht UMr. and Mn. RUSMII Psdertta, Irvlngton. Bidet Of mwftUcitCd tWUMOMII atatlatMd at HH* Camp, X. T.,Huntlagttn, lad., farmer residents. Donald E. Rlagrave, who Is teach- AMI ptnoM k«aU by reeda* vtaHad hit brothtr, WlllUm Parh- gave a hraadeatt an "Tha Volet af ing at Brown university at Provi- ', avtr tht wath-end. tha Hchoal- pragram from W.C.R.H. dence, R, I., apent tha weeh-eH ttittMkalMt. Tha brlagt In Holmdal tawaahlp In Huatlagtta. iha waa one of a with hit parenta. at PWIHK MUl, ta «adtr wn- group af school children who mads Mn. Selma Thorne was preatnt- atruetlaa. an educational trip tt Chlcaga and ed a carnage Ittt week by ths V. Of tiMMN MM OHB0M Jataph larantlna of iehtnteta- waa later selseted ta describe tht F. W. auxiliary, wha hanored the dy, W. T., aptat tha waak^na with trip In tht broadcast. Oold Star mothen. hM bMB SHt Ottt MIMIMMly •tad Altoeeo. Arthur Wets* ^ a aurglcal pa- Lawrence Buck, Jr., who la at- •id poaBtly. TUt BUk thNe peajree/ Pttar Otaovtat atttndtd a wad-tient at Monaiouth MaMarial hat- tending CobWetkili State instltutt, %— fJit Vvffy Itttil in Hut Uvkif ateom SvHttl thatChrv ftrorUt* dint ** "•* T«r« aaturday. Oobbleskt!!. tt, T., visited hla par. ofiUhealia«po««r, Mr. aad Mrs. Louis Hostile art enta aver tha week-end. Frank lartBtlna aptat tha waak- on n thrst wseha' vacatlsn trip to Many famaut manufdcturart art raaraiintad' In thtt wantiarful tslsstian • • • nimei you've taaa feieees aad Health My bt end at tht homa a( Mr. and Mri. Mn. Frank McOuira and tan, Pctar Allaeea. Florida. Miss Loretta Kelly of Jackson in leadinf m«faiinei the country aver. AH tupersJy cemfertable, ricMy naiialtterad end eev> t«1 PA QQ fMdorobUintdatallCbrfaliaB Pttar Otnovata spent Sunday at The Women's Society of Chrti- Heights and Joseph P. Kelly of the Mteee RMdim ROOM. Tht tlw Serviea af Calvary Msthoditt Broft* were Saturday gue«U of erad in luik deceratar faerici. Handiemely trimmed with frlnaje, boucla, carved waod, to man* Awtr* PhtUd«lphla. church will held a rummage sala eoapoa Is aln for year MI. Oraata and a^plat ara being said Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olaen. Mr. and in the church Oct. V. M aad IS. Mra. Milton Tielstnwn and daugh- lien e few ef the details. Cretcent froM*. teraentiiie aaclit, IViRYTHINwl •a tha raadstandt hart In larft Mn. Aleg atreblt la ebaJrmaa. VtaatMlta. Tht high wMdt Maday ter af Paterson wera Sunday visi- hltw may af tha appltt from tha Alnander Jthnsen and daughter, tors. READING ROOM trass. Tht orchard grounds art Jean ara en a meatk'a trip ta Rsv. and Mrs. William Blagrove aavtrad wtth applts. Florida. and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Curtis cele- « BBOAD IT. BED BANS Lsta Vaadarpoti. Louis Mauro Mr. aad Mn. JaUuj Nadaty and brattd their wadding anniversaries MVUi • and Katharlas Ward art a* thtchildren, Rebert aad Uada, Olea- laat Thunday. fwM. * Bet, MlSS SB 4lM. dala, 1* t, were recent gucett ef Mra, Margaret Cosby and aca tick list. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Walling. Mas. Wat. fit. IStN I* fiM. Mlaa Ellsabtth Woodward frosj Joha, Mra.. Timothy Reddlagtaa ML sTiMlea, ViN te ttML rrathoM vlslttd tht school Friday. The Keyport Thought club will and John Rsddlngton spent ths hold Its opening fall matting Mtn- week-end with Mr. and Mra. Ray- day night «t the bstna ef Mrs. mond Reddlntrton, Rockvlllt Cen- PARK LAWV OAMAOED Mildred Dunham. Mrs. William S. tn, N. T. Raymond Rtddlngtan Mica an looking for thi driven Holmes will direct tkt'aregram. ii manager af ths 42d Strsst branch af ears which have been driving Mrs. Charles R. Osambs. Milt- ef tha Chaae National bank. avar tha newly seeded lawn at vllle, and Mra. Otargt U MnUaweU. Tha Man's club of tht Baptist Martea park. Police said they will Ftlrvltw, have rtturae4 hamt af- church held Its flrst meeting af patMl that area frequently and ttr a visit with Mice Mstiorlc tha season Friday. At tha next ss#. wilt BftMcutt aayana found driv- Bronhhurst and MM OanJdlat V. aim election af omcera will taki tag tvar the lawn. Brown. place.

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Dollar for Dollar you cairt beat a FUINITUHE BEDDING RASSAS IIOTHIRS 170 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK 147 MAIN STREET, ISBURY PARK I • 3tS IroodJ Street 11 6-5110 ltd lank, N. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS WMWttW, 06T0MS9 ft. lfH ToUad Studio Officials Map Plane to Widen Highway 35 From Morgan to Red Bank Prtwnto Ballet "King MMti," u •risHial ball* 5a iwo acts, ba*f« on th* famous fairy etcry. wae presented by th* Newberrys Dorothy Toland dsnee atudi* be- for» aa audience of 490 at the River Street (Chool auditorium Fri4ay evening. featuring the cait of 77 childrM and adult* were Georg* Blair a* KiBf Midaa. Mr*. Georg* Blair aa Queen Sadim and Janice Keer aa Princrss Diama, who >M turned HARVEST OF VALUES to sold. Dorothy Toland portrayed the part of the Gold Fairy and her Gold Demons were Gail tfatthe»s. G«il Turner, Arlcne Dillon and jlsrjorip Bungay. The imaginative arvd apccUcular costumes were designed by Dorothy To!and. The srtting of King Mldaa' .-ourt IK executed by Helen To- land. The production vu staged r.y John T.)land with the assistance of 11 r«. Payson Lyantn. Herald Krrr, Geoipe Floikr, Mr. and Mra. Stanley Dahlgrrn snd Paul How- ard. All the choreography, rang- ing from virtuose. *olo* to brilliant group movements, wn created by Dorothy Toland. Among the many out-of-town dance enthusiasts who attended the ballet were Mis* Lydia Joel, aaso- ciatc editor, and young danct edi- tor of "Dance llagaiine"; Miia Doria Hering, aaaociatc editor and 19* rritic of "Dance Magazine," and Aetiot ftovomor MerrM H, Thempie* and Meftmetitft cewi> ffcin R. SimmiN, Freeholder Oirocter Joseph C. Irwln, Mr. George Liker, New York city, mem- fy eftlcieri art ptctoroeJ lair Thursday at Trenton at they review Thempien, Freeholder Victor I. 6ressSi»fer and Freeholder larl fclaaWatr ••WisBM tttt BSMBI ber of the Hadassah dance group. atstlsftslai nifclafc —-*- "King Mliiu" was the third full- plans submitted by Remferd J. Abbott, state hifhway commit* WaaHay. Standinf ara SherhTIra I. Wolcett, Cewtty Clerk J. length ballet presented by the Dor- steeet, for the widening, and reiurfacinf of hie;hway II. Saatad. j othy Toland studio. RuttoN Woollsy, Mr. Abbott. Richard R. Stout, Meyer Alfred N. left to rie>t, ere Freeholder Abrem 0. Veerhees, Assemblymen laadUitan and Otli R. Saaman, «a»nty anf Inaar. P.T.A. to Hrar Speaker* rayon Mra. Robert Kirkland, Mr. and Mri. On Uee of Kairolire Kraneis M. Taylor. Mr. and Mia. EAST KEANSBL'RG — Sidney Tender Party Jamei RaUton and Mr. and Mr*.Observance of United Nations Schmukler of Chatham, a director Louia Mcdahey of Fair Haven; Mr. of Narcotira Anonymoua in New and Mra. William Beaty, Or. and York city where he haa worked To Newlyweds Mra. Philip Cotta, Mra. Maria Enk, Week, Oct. 21-21, Being Planned with addict* for many year*, will Mr and Mra. Jack Karanda, Mr. A citizens' committee for the ob- address members of the Parent- HAVKN — Mr. an. lira. and Mr*. H. M. Hoffman, Mr. and aa yet appointed representative* to Omtava A. Broman •nlertaine4 at servance of United Nationa Week, work on th* committee. Teacher association Monday at • Mra. Worth Schanti, Mr. and Mra. Oct. 21-20, ha* been appointed by • cocktail party Saturaay at their Activitle* being planned Include p. m. in the grammar school. home, corner Harrlaon av». and Char lei Gallagher, Mr. and Mm.Mayor Katharine F.Ik us White. Dr. Wylle 0. Pate, supervising Gerhard Kffertf Mr. and Mm. Mi*. William Bell, 24 Manor dr., a DIHII meeting to be held the night principal of township schools, also Harvard rd>, In honor of Mri. Bro- George Lieber, Miaa Jane, White, of Oct. 21 In the Mechanic Rtrset maa'a brother-in-law and alater, of the l.c-iKui' of Women Votera, i< flasa aa>BB>aaaa> will jpeuk on th* use of druga and) Mra. Charle« Stanfleld, Miaa Ann acting a* chairman of the commit- school auditorium, asaemblie* and Mr. and Mri. Donald W. While of progranu in the Red Bank, Rusa- the threat of their introduction to Washington it., who were married Btanfleld, Miaa Mary Jonea and tee which consists of representa- oawoet stylee ail school pupil*. James Cragfaa, Mrs. Etna Baatenburg, Red Bank; tives of civic and religious grou|w. son and Middletown townahip high rectntly. The decoration! went in school*, exhibits on th* United Na- chairman of the juvenile protection tha traditional bridal array oi Mr. and Mra. Samuel Whita and Among them ate the Council of committee, will present plana for Mr. and Mm. Guatav Bergman, Lit- Church Women, League of Women tions with special displays of book* whita fiowera and atrramara, with In the Red Bank, Atlantic High- a teen-age canteen. Mrs. Joseph • two-tier weddinf eah* for the tle Bilvrr; Mr*. Viola Hofman, Ed- Votera, the United World Federal- Howard, association prenident, this ward Hofman, Jr., and Mr. andist*, Ladies' Hebrew society, Bor- lands and Freehold libraries, infor- table centerpiece. mation booths for tha attribution week urged resident* and commun- GueaU were Mr. and Mra. 3. Mr«. Adolph Rusch, Rum ton; Mr. ough Council, Junior-Senior Parent- ity tivit groups to attend. and Mn. Wallace D. White, Atlan- Teacher association, American Le- or material relating to th* United Lawrtnce landen, MiM Kva Soder- tic Highlands Mr. and MM. Letter Nations, a proclamation to be "tifht nut of 1* rciden roMult Tilt holm, Ouataf Bandttrem, Mr. and gion and KadasMh. Mrs. Bell stated 1t«(iitcr ClaMin>4 Adi."—Advertitemtnt * Olson, Robbiiuville; Mr. and Mra.that the Community Y. M. C. A.,signed by th* mayors *f th* aur- Gordon Haight and Larry Haight, Red Bank Local of the Amalga- rounUing communities declaring Hillaide; Eric Young, Mr. and Mra. mated Clothing Workers of Ameri- this to be United Natloni W**k and Edward Lyona and Mr. and Mri.ca and Msgr. Joseph T. Casey of asking that appropriate observance Johan JohanMon, New York city; the Red Bank Catholic church have be mad* and posters to be rahlblted Dependable «EcaaaMieal Naathaf UMtti Mr. and Mra. Andrew M White and indicated intercut in supporting in chop windows in Red Dank. Otb- Barton Crawford of Hetnpatead, United Nations Week, but have not er activities are being planned, by ng Island; Mr. and Mr*. Charlet GENERAL MOTORS «ad PfcTRO Hofman, Llanerck, Pa, and Mr. and Mra. Auguat Boderholm and InaUlled Properly Mr. and Mra. David Boderholm, Fairfleld, Conn. VENETIAN BLINDS Two'Women Injured ANTHONYS In Accident Here Two persona were Injured Sun- 59 MAPLE AVE. RED RANK 6.1A41 day night when car* driven by Ed- mund P. Wolff of Bronx, and Reg- inald Ford, Jr., 12* WeaUide ave., Red Bank, collided at the intersec- tion of Maple avc. and Monmouth Injured were Lillian Olovcr, 11 Here it o suQQMtion • • • for your < Willow at., Red Bank, t paaaeater Sundoy oftarnoon eoektolli and In the Ford car, and Mary Wolff, who wu riding with Mr. Wolff. The conversation mekt our Cocktail former aufferea a ponlble broken Lounge your rendeivout... dflliciout drinks right ahoulder and bruisea of the ... and faaturinf Tammy Miffent at rkt forehead. The other woman re- plane ntcjhtly. ceived abraiiona of tht right leg and ihock. Both were treated at Rtvervlf w hospital. The. Wolff car waa traveling north on Maple avc. and the Ford car, Molly Pitcher Hotel eaat on Monmouth at, when the t Oa 1U «wi»aWii Rai Ita* f accident occurred. Berchtesgaden waa a health and holiday reaort for vacationing Oer- mans before Hitler built his fam- ous retreat there.

Mill Laure R. Heller . Shrewsbury, New Jersey muslin *•••*>. long wearing I « Dear lunny, bluedenim. WMHrnityl,, J

Hare'i same mighty excitinf excitement for genuine tix*year olds like yourself end for ell the wish-t.wtre-tix-againers, too.

A group of fanciful china figurines have |ust come tn that ere » mv Ml. WtOO. EXCOnOnt —w^n.., positively guaranteed to twinkle the eyes of everyone six to sixty-six. •0 iqvarw. UnUoachod musJift "• dwwiwMi wvovycMy tiMSe JtftsT llstfcoilgesrt lie* gnaml "•-—-^ The very same Royel Worcester Figurines thet ere collected end <•» Hwnlfig VVUIU QOVVrf/ priiad by Queen Mery herself. And smell wonder e Queen fencios these so— pillow casot, ihooH, ote. lar* for eech one is hand pointed, hand-made, and straight from fairyland. «jal« of bofooifii.

There are Royal Worcester's femous 7 deys of the week—those SOLID COLOR wVW»WW/ #4j MIRW Intriguing china children with their famous poem thet starts, "Mondey'i child is fair of face... Tuesday's child it full of grace," etc. Pick the one to curtain match the day you were born on—end treaiure it for e lifetime. We olio outing have tht famous Worcester lovebird—end ell the rest. , •iflttritl And for that special, geth-sho'i- FLANNEL \m% woorinf mottled cotton a*smart-one gift, we have a very few yarn work socks. Reinforced ot of Worcester's Commemoretion Of HOKIWII W#0f fOf Jugt. Theio won't be manufactured V PwfllwW oTrvM # IffllNll Cvttf 4 agetn for some 200 years—and 2lteJeln«he«Wlde l 30t Vafwo Reyel Worcester only made a limited IMMI • Hetwy Wtwos) Duck Mfo42m7wM».M«li«y«ur number when they put them out this Tapt 29- own curiolM. Oivojtoih yeer to celebrato their 200th White end postal colors. criiprioM to yovr windows at briefs ennivtnary. Wonderful, washeble, baitu. small capon**. 'Iain and navolfy wea^i, maravf*! tifully textured, foit colon. 1 MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS White, pink, blue, miiit. Soft Mttoi and wovtp doH in 37* Most definitely, collectors Items. ,

MM. aVekerd MWK *V, •» Mala at., i* • patient at St. IM. MikMUWXinriMkUWXnriL mart *a taw Marry Kafea aM Th* Metevaa *tWuea*c Weav •re. 1. •a* cm* held • Nod Ml* totk a MM. TwW MM eetatc *aV* a* Mala hi faa*. Tha ea prtaHiati M tka it. amt*ird*y at*rala*-. eta* attaadmg were Mr*^ CM *V attkar. ka*a returned to tkatr Mra. naak H. BUM •aUrtalaad at Pitta****. Meat., aftor kar Ma* *»** at ker k«M a* Mr*. Ant* B. ^M *aA taik^aJ ^M e^^ Bra** it WaM ware awarded U _ . _ waj ••• ^^ww^^w oew *^» Mr*. J. Barmaad Betake!, tka aaet* aff Mr. aaaf. Mr*. Alvpatv* kaataaa. aad Mia. Conrad lakiaa NOW! ATLANTIC HAS Ma. 11M *t»hat.tat«* arere MM. Mr. aad Mr*. Attkaur Vaft *f M Mr. aM MM. BdwaH 0Hrrl* *M Katekal Md Mre. Itawtkh Oa- ' M« tka paiaau af a Mr. aM Mat. j. Bayaaa Matakrl - - oat 1. attw*aa*d ah* Ifvr-Pnmiim jaat- Mr. aad MM. • Vtaak M, eat) children, Itatk aa4 Urea*. Mr. aad MM. Id. They UhM ayaat *tk, af Jeekaea at, an **oadlaf returned ta tkatr at Waaktoftaa. B. C •avaml day* m Maw EatTlaM at. treat tka B af tka Mat*' Mra. Winter Cot of Mala at. lahave kcea aaaadtot a fjeak at BatM 'a eh* wh* attend- epeadinf two week* «Mk kaHacr k todfe. Wktta Navea, I*. td tka Third daMrlet 1*11 eeafar- httrtbcr-ia-Ww Md aieter. Mr. aad Th* awiUary af th* MM*vr MM waa ketd at tka naea, M*t«tkaa, Mrt. «. I* *emp**a, at W**d*nnr. Wwiraaay a>i*lf war* Ml Mr. aad MM. Pa«M Mart* at M) ta> j fM WBW L^B^alAAjB^aHBt *aBBMaM^BBBBBaa\ • BataaBaM taanrUn Htm aad Mala at B Meaday t»tala» Tka ktetiai** aad Maw Cerei Cralf af aaaiaiauB Maa> Cukll the *v*a*ag veM MM. WM) Metewea, Mia* Aaa* caMard oM Mr. aad Mra. Werrea L. Beaaell LaNrtan aM MM. WUMaai 1MB. ihetr Mvtaer, Ml« JaetwaaM Ma- af Maid* UHINHI BMtar trip lUrtlta af aSaara wara kaht Tfc* ay af Btypait. WORLD BEST ta tha ooethmi *t*t*j. aaw *a**ra are MM. Manarat Tha *kaeri*adcra af Mata«aa **BBWBMalBBRB^pma*BB^BJBHn«naBmB^ "™Wrl*mammmmnmmmmm^tpmjn^miHiiraB^aja^miim?nri^^ Maa* M* H«aeley, deufbter af Martla, prnlliat: MM. fJea*yi*»e tl«k atkaat efrtataM at o raat. •aim. aaAakat mmm^A^^t M*1*MI 14W. Mr. aa4 Mn. CliftM Heariey ot •MN, vlW pWaWaS* * •>»*•» aVJBr1 tall narty held at tka b**» af MaM lUvtM dr., celebrated her tftk die laalar. aacratarr. aad MMaaa. * CaHaa aa Mala at. •atarday Mrtkdar at a party at ker kerne. VM% M*fi*r, traaaarar. . Amta> thee* attaanaf Tk« ptMti were Mrt. Catherine Mdney A. tlrtodajaa af tt jaaa Hudyma af Eaat Pnndifaii tnd children, Nancy, •chenck nve. we* Indacted In th*Drnni*. Connie Heuter, Art*** Carol* and Vred; Mrt. William IT. I. Army; Antheay T. O*rlt* ef Hold, pat ftaaley, DUa* Penal*, Daly, William Tummer and Mrtl.» Hiahfwld eve., and Edward lean Devereaut, Dora Jeaac, Roe* Willard Rinear and daughter Un- Mala ef Merrittawa rd., have heen Marl* AbbaMia, Janet ReH, PetaY it Bue indattad la th* V- M. Marl*** aM Lawreac*, Ann* Motnir, P*(gy Ronald Johnwn of WaahlafltM ar* *utl*a«d at Fatrk* lakwd D/Mellt, Marilyn Elliott, Clar* at. la an appendectomy petlmt !• M. C. Urkea, Virginia Bannfato, luean tht Dr. E. C. Hazard hoepltal, Leaf Mr. aM MM. Oeernt Buhler ef rravt, Carol Craig, Jaae Ptngel, •ranch. Main at. ha** moved t* their new Marilyn Knoell, Joaephln* Diian- Mr. and Mra. Joteph Dernberftr home in Annie Break farnw, Mid- te, Linda Lyback, Joan Hughei, have returned (a their horn* andlctawn. Their home oa Mala at. tTaleria Marvel, Mawveliae Rilar- ryeh, Paaty Rathua*. Blala* Mil- REFRIGERATOR Edftmere dr. after ap*adl**. aev. hat been purchased by Mr. aM 4 •»•-* * •> aral meatha In California. Mra. Karl Claua af UkaaMa dr. llfaa, Majaa Daffy. William atret- A. chew main tal* m held Bat> I Mra. Qeerfe Jaaav ka«« lea, Warren Barnett Bebert Gray, •jrday In tka teeture r**m *f th*retvraed to tnelr keaw to M. IVKari Haghet, Baatl Baraatt. Dab) rirtt Preibytarian church on Main tenawf. Ha., after vtaMag Mr. 9r**a, bMtle tHyiaaa. Thamna Rul- aM Mr*. J. RayajaM KatiM af Urea, BveNtt WehT, U* Treat, at. by tha WtMailnater fulU *f th* Daniel VanderMH. Mtahael Oeorg*, liuiciili * MIM Mary nTarkaM Udk daa*> DMMM Marrtt, RM wilioa, Frank Mr. and Mrt. Cherl** Cllne hava, rarteHe, J*IM FMakanua, Dcnald ••turned ta their kama In rhlUipe- tar ef Mr. aM Mra. Wttmw C. taMafl *lf MtaluinMmt attVal itftW MiOiwrfle. Daaay MattWwa, Rob- fcarf after vitltinf her broth*r-ln- j^a^akaHiVbf.a-—' -9MV Mhaaaa ^ Uw and tttttr, Mr. and Mra. Jam** 1m% Hk|pHBBt Adama. Member* ef tha Matawan W*m- Mrthdar Tka iMata •art, MarUya Krai ^^Jj^Pl ^VaWjnTavaTv alawVlaBja*li ajai an'a club narked ta* apaatM af Mma CHftaa, Rlekard Oadaa, An th* Mth club year at a luncheon . Kmk. Rayaa Dm. flgtpdnt |*b> BMNy, JaaMt MeQuarrl*. meeting Manday afternoon at Richard Kaapp vtt Thaeder* Fleaaant Valley Inn, Holmdel. Mr*. •van Oaakla, Jaaa *Hr*km*af*r, Marry J. Kahn, preiident of th* . Patricia Bgan wit th* Ut *Fram a Coavenltne* Angle HOTPOt.VT Matawan club, preiidtd. Mrt. Batt Th* Oemocratte club held their urday afterneon luncheon guett ef I* new mar* thaa eve? the world'* moet U ftpal* *f Maplawood, prttletnt amaaal nlenie Munday afttraeoa en Mitt Jean Qltbarte af Pled Bank. tka fraaMa af tka Uvdie lakara- af tka New J*rt*y Mat* Fedora- Th* Maierettet ef Matawaa high aoavtaieat Refrigaratar, tlM, wat th* principal tpaahar. tertM M ManamrtNa. AMea H. uhool tpenaarcd a faod aal* at Mrt. BaatrlM Warn af Bart Oranft fteaakar, araHdaat af Ike Matowan meadly ekap en Saturday and MN. Cleveland Watrata af OatMcratia chik, aneaad tka ae-morning. Moatemlr were th* heaered tweet* tlvlttat. Mayer Jaka W. Aaatatate and h*a*rary member* af tka *l*b. af IMafcaraayk aeted aa Matter MK* /**n Hudyma hat r*turn*d •If* • m» fBMJ irtajBIT «n. • fuN'tti*. RepreeeaUtive* af ether elah* at- ta her bame ta Eaat Orang* aft*r $ MfHIMMt aVVPP i JfMM MP mPm apandlag iattirday aa th* gue*t m o"*| rt*u*r tontine wer* Mlt* Jan* Andiraan. wa* a iir af tha aaaaailttei •t Mr. aad Mra. lUneeUer L. Car- w*ti«Mt af the MaUwan lab-Jan- •f WT*Mam*at*. ton af Mala »L Cr Waasaa'a *mk; Mra. Wim*m Mr*. Baa WHtar, WhMaaara, preeldeat af tka Mata- Mr. aad Mr*. Alma J. Marrteaa Mr. aad Mra. Beat* at**** el aM k«r metfcw. Mr*, tm* ir*rn*y wan JtMlar Wemaa'* «hrt»: MM. Bread at,, called *• FHday aboard John Ktaaay, MI ef Schenck ave., are vacationing John Ktnaty, MatawM Oaatampar-' tka ~ " ~ ~ " ' at Lake Wertk. fie. •ut alm**t tkr***f*urthi of *W4ho foot] ary laagwi Mrt. FraakHa I. Oet- kei Mr. and Mr*. Ptoderlek K. De- trail, E«.Pr—Ueat't aluk af tka deHeh *f Seheack ave. entertained •t yo«r Mildred Warn*, la a patient a< •la. Tka gvette were Dr. and Mrt. Smith Furs »• •-- " - - * '* aakaailtaL WlUlam M. lHngcl, Mr, and Mr*. out loft'Ovor rack and c*nt*tn*rt, tw*> OkatiM lekoek and Mr. aad Mra. 24 SM«H« AV#« lanf Irantli Geared Jahnnnaen, all ef Matawaa. blf roller Hi-HumSdity dr*w*rt. • MPAM1N* Jaha a Ktney ef Dayton, O, It •at, at their tame M VaUajr dr. -ttittai Dr. and Mr*. Carl A. Oet*. Mr. aM Mra. Ohartaa Brewa ai warn at their home en Mata it. aM Mr. aM MM Mr. aad Mr*, lluetelt Hamlltea Iw •^•wW 4FWW BW CeHkVd CeM IMerat* Vaatta M*a rataraad t< aad aaaa, Lawrence, jam** and tkeir hemee after anaMlag a Jeha, are moving thla week from ATUNTrC ITOM »HONS wHMkh Mr. and Mr*. William •*< their kern* en Breed tt. to their LaAflranak4-H47.ua lfempeie*d, b I. •ew name la Let* Angel**, Cat, Mr. and Mr*. Edward Tteheaei Mr. aad Mr*. William J. MeOrew kin wtd tkatr farm, "Happi aad daearktort, Jane and Xathrya Aer**." en Mwdlean rd. and anof Taylor rd., were tht week-end planning to mev* to Mlllburn. gueata of kar father. Albert W. Mr. aad Mr*. Edward Maud, far OonkHn, at hit h*me at Rlvtrhttd, marly af Pertk Amber, have L. I.

jftVa mTnmmaat tTBaaB Ba^da^mmaa B^BaaVammaarnVtHnB l An fjnOa^mmm, IBJW BBIInif' e> avo^Bw*fl?iTeyaP/ '9 Mr. aad Mr*. Philip K*ldUag*r by Mr. aad Mr*. Jack Ollmour ai •f Main at. hava returned after Bchtnek ave. touring the eatttra abar* af Mary' • eWtWalm .. - _=_ w.-. „ ._ Mra, Tfcema* Walling ef Broae! land. •ad wotata wltk »t. tntertalntd tha Friday Evtnlni MIm Margaret Kllra Prlchard \ ekJCftd nortrile. Pinochle club at her kern*. Tki ha* rettiraed to th* New Jeriey prlie* wtr* awarded te Mr*. Phea Caltag* fer W*m*n In M*w Brant- be A. licgtor. Mr*. Amy**** Pea. wtek after spending th* week-end j to only ptaalM per netu and Mm, Hanry Druga*. a* th* gtteit* of har parent*, Mr. ^.iuta^kXs-.;; Mn. Edward Currl* *at*rtaliM< and Mr*/ Marvin Prleherd. af Ra- th* Thtiradiy Afteraeaa Brldgi vine dr. PAMU MUG STORE •I club at ker name *a Bdgemere dr Th* Mrthday* ef Harriet Inilty «rdte* TOM Prim* war* awarded to Mr*. wit and Patricia ttr**t war* etlebrtt- adatit a matting *f tk* Juajor greup th* Olrkf Friwdly teelety ef Wbm CkrhftfW CaJumbM arfl»a> fhat aiay. Trmlty Bptasepat akank I* tka pariah hew** Thursday aftarnaaa. lit Fotirta«n Nu returned to h*r home an M*^ at. after •jpaadlng ate wetka on a taur af Mr. aM Mr*. Evaratt Carl(*a aM daughUr* B»BM aM Fatrkla kava returaad tow tk*l•awwirf kernvww*a«aef e«an Miriam dr. after vMtlag Mr. and vltHIng Mr. and •«o»t Cattt Your Old Ratrlgwator Taken ia Trade Wilt Equal the Amount of the Down Paymrat MM. M. O. Cartoama at Ikrawabury, Mr. and Mrt, Edward Rayer ar* th* parent* ef a daughter, born Sunday, Oct. T, at Monmouth Me- mortal hotplUl. 6 GREAT STORES READY TO SERVE YOU Mr. and Mr*. Cbarlea lumbane af Broad tt hav* returned nfter vitltlng their tan nnd dau«ht*r-ln< law, Mr. and Mr*. O*org* Zumbano Attwry Nrk M4M af Waldwlck. ASBURY PARK "•»*-»•• A brooder houie en the farm of Q**rg* Dll ROMA en Amboy rd. RED BANK » wa* damaged by ar* which wa* aittagukilMd by th* Matawaa lire 4V*t4*M •Mnptty M*a*»y rnemlng. LONG BRANCH »' Mr*. UIHaa Beberde* of Miami, Ft*,, ku beta vMtlne/Mr. and Mn. 7*N1t iNffard leb*aek at their hem* on KEYPORT >** WlUlam e Ludl *f atohenck av*. FREEHOLD MI.. Thaiilfht thdt ma* Mt waary «y«t baa left far a bualM** trip to Bat- Wdi anaufh ft mail* htm Mut< Umera, Md. *>1f1l Mr*. Blakard Brdmann, Jr., m- UKEW000 ' Th* Muawi w*r* qutto •UrfflfRf, twtojmki k«r arMff* ahib Tu.tdty •vaohur. Tk* prkw wlnntri wer* WMIo I'm niro fhoy m**nt no harm, MM. lUeMMtatr L. Cartan, Urn. Locked ttrana* fa him and iav*f* '. Pant A. Egan and Mn. Loul* Pa- 'Caul* fh*y didn't w**r «le?hlr.« from Charm. ilenaa. Mn. Clifton Reynold* and Mr*. Robert Erdmann aubatltuted. ALL STORES OPEN TILL 9 EVERY NITE Wh.ll* that flay It quit* momontoin, A t*n-y*ar-old Matowan boy wta mad* vary nappy Tuuday. Jackie Th* d*y ytaj'R **l*br*to Brdmann aad hi* dad, Howard y*y*gdieay*r Brdmaan, attended tba World Str- For ladl*t' asparal, Charm Fathtan it §roat. ia* gam*. Hat only did Jackie'* STATS OV NEW JBR8RY ptrtment of Coaiervatlon and Keannmle Sectlont titO-207 to S:IO-1IJ Inctuel**. tkt Court Mtuit la Ike Poroujk of rret- Mat if Maplt Avenut Tt ftct t* pile* it favorite team *c*r* It run* but DEPARTMKNT OT CONSMVATION Develouiiienl In amount of tll.ltll ll df New Jeriey Reviled rKitutti, and with kold, tfountr of Meameiitk, Ntw Jertey. AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT no,it for rlent and ipeeiRettloiti. Tali Surttltt tatilfiictory ta the Stite of to latltfy a iudiment of laid court JelieJ aa tke property of Aatkoar H»- he obtained tha autograph of Gen- depoilt will kt refunded upon return nf Ntw Jcrie)'. Thp coitt *f eeiil bond thall tmoiititlna tt approximately •»,aoo.00. till i«d altty rinclll, et aft., taken In eral Dougla* MacArthur, who waa Hvltlea of Plannlni and Development, Plant tnd IvteKtatlani In food londi* kt Included in the unit prices or lump ALL that tract ar parcel of lint) and etttntlan at Ike tuit af Jokn H. Cook, Ream **l, 10*0 Irttd SI., Uu ii lumt ki« fur the «nr'«. ilttlng dtMctly In front of him, Newark I, New itrety Vremiiel kertlnttttr ptrlleultrlptrlleultrli de< Jr.. ia« to ke ttld ky Sealed propoeala for the ronitruction No prepaid will ha eomldered unltit Tht Plvinion of Pltnnins «nd l>rvcto(>* •crlkidlkd . tltuttelt . llylnl * aidd ktlnkln** iin tkt IRA «. WObCOTT, Shtrif. Ralph Htrrltk I* on a butlntit of reinforced concrete retaining wall on tceomptiiitd ky a tertlfttd ckwk made menk reifivci the right to "live tny Rarauak •fktd laal, 1« Ike Oo»Oo»nln f ef Datel Stpt. II. 19)1. trip to PUUburnh, P». property at Halt of Ntw Jen«y at Red payahlt (• Dtnartmtnt of Ceniervailon Informalltlei in or to reieit tny or ill ""WX'.t Aill Itata af Ntw Jttityi . Rank Service Center, II and II Rector »nd Ce«ia*)lt Dt««lopm«nt III amount at •iaiNNINO it a Mint In ththee «iet- Witt a Witt, Attyt. Dr, and Mr*. Q«rard Divlla hav* lent Ivt ptretatum (1%) of tht total CHARLI* R, IRIlMAN, JR, wtrdlwdl y linli t off MtplMlt AvenuA edi ditttat t 111 Pi.. Red Rank, Monmouth county. New tttt t Inehtt Oloutkwirdlj it r front a attrkle (tlTlneil IU.ll returned to their horn* utt . Jeriey, will be received at the office of amount kid IBtetlitn hi:U-l N. J, R.. Cummiiiiontr. Mt •t, afttr tptndlng a ftw dayt In tht Department of Conaerviitliin and vlied Itatuteil and • etrtlntd itatcment Oetoker 11, lust, monumtnt at the eouthwttt eorntr af NOTICE Economic Development, Division nf Plan- from a Bondln* Company ttatlni that Project No, III), LcRoy Putt where tht umt It Inl Tikt nolioe that FraneU X, Murphy Ntw Tark (My. While there they ning and Development, Room ••), loin It w||| furnlih ntttnary porformanct Navltatlnn Hurttu. tJI.04 ed by iild etittrly tide of kiltie i ii4 Mtitn U Murpky kavt applltd t» attended a world aerlea gam* hi- Rroad Street, Newark !l, New Jeriey. at bond. Tha kid dttoilt received with tkt •aid ktilnnla* Mini keln* alte tllhlp Ctmmlllti of Molmdel To«ii- twttn Tank*** and Manta, and UiJO A. M. Eaatern St.ndird Time, threa Itwott kldt anty kt held f»r thltty CHAMCtRV I/HT norikmtdlr llF fMt fr«m a a Pltai'r Retail Conium»tloo) ala* *aw th* Tad Mack ihow. Monday, October 29th, MM, and then (SO) dire after tkt eptnln* of btdt or SHERIFT'S IALE monument tt tht north well eorntr . imleea tltu ' ' publicly opened and read aloud. until ftrlytlakt (41) hourt ifttr tht Irving Plaet where the tarat it later* •y vlriu* of i writ ef aaetutlon to *rnln| nf kidn, on. line imn'llrl with Mtplt Avenut 70 feet n or reunio for Claaelftei Room (Hi, 10*11 IIrmill !U;rtl. Nivvarl Mnnilny. Ihp JJnil Ant nf Hcliiljfi, 19,11, In » makr: theme wtilwardlr ta a H»a (Sluneill •iKtlene lulorl reuniontour , Atktn foi rImur Clmlfla ikue 3, New Jeraey, or will be furn!»hrd in 'Ihr ttrepltd liiridrr Hill lir IT'III'.II bltW'cMi t hn hour, nt \'t n'e'rli'k HMil Illlu |i>- nllrI with tha flnt mentloaed Una jut ritANl'IS X. MURPIIY, Pftfl Parti* Bl Raw r v# ill la*r lul* lii< fouw «r puuoit incoluaid laiura *tt tkt Cnntrtttiin upon requent tt thi>t ndlee to furitlah ptrfnrmanr.e bond In then'elni'k let 1 n'rlnrk Kaetern Blllliltiii feet tn the eaiteilr line of Mtfile A * (ICLtN I.. MURPHV— H*.. ••IIIA ial •cetmpaaled ky ihtek ti crder of Ot.tatunl af itatitel la titeiditit wltk Time) la tat tlltmttt *l Mid fly, atnun thence northwardly along tht Mil13.11 •I Wittily ritce, lied lank, RED 1AITK iWfiTEB. OCTOfER if. IIH Lautnum Commend* Police for Arrett of 3 Youth* P.TA. to Hold raoMrr SERVICE Cafeteria Panel — The Partat- naor easirntlia win held a aaa- dUeneaiea aa cafeteria* at it* •eetiSMj aest Wedaeeday at T:W Dolly's Hand Laundry p. m. at the artkiaatiac la I he MM. Jeha BMcaacraer, Little Btlrer; Mrs J LssUr Risjby, Tiatea Fall*, aad Mrs. Lawreaee ScbilUag aad Mr*. Williasa J. Ber- 121 W. FRONT STREET RED RANK, N. J. aar. Fair Mav*«. Mra. Philip taelte P. T. A. will act a*

•Ufresaaaents will be served by •HfcOT at* tilth grate pistls, with Mrs. Jeha MlhrM la charge. Th* ejaaeiaiiaa a* asking pleas. » Me fourth aaauel hva dance Werid Wide . A*** • HiswaVa . HeteJ . later* ta IM IMI« at Price1* hotel •«»!•- Mail Tews • IM Teen • Crate** — b H» *»F. *•*- « Mr*. Walter Lilkia head* the ceaasMttce I* charge which alee> comprise* lira, Fraak- AOMCY Ha Ingraaa, arts**; Mri. F. A. o'PONNai TtAva Draft**, r*fra*a*a*ato; Mra. Willis* It IftOAD ST. If MM* INM, publicity; Mn. Amelia* 6 ' D(f/)jH(tiMi'i'( h' 'Wicr run AVAILAMJS DalVeeefcla, tickets, tad Mra. Ches- Ttewoto KCt/ M a t**rgetar a w awviee. tar Ucklia, decoration*. (,() *. \J HIUHMIK II I H M't »» A«»«rtiM lii Tin ttfiattr.

ANNOUNCING Dealt Mayer Salem** laurataa, t*cead freer laft, It sbewe at be eeste/aHatyed members af HM» »ar*»•«" ane* Ctaf. OamMe J. Tarcbia. Cawimwdtwf (be ••lice far tba "IMMII and intaUtftnct" «••»•:•» l«d ta (be arreit af Ibfaa V««HH, the meyer alia aiareited tb* baravfb'1 thank* •• aalise a*»aartmant» af Atbvry fart, Oteea %w»; Zlh$ Corontao Ocean tewnibia and ANanburtt. The y»«thi ar* charejad with tb* xwrdar af Jareailah Ool« ba««n teaather with nvmeraw rabbtriti, halduat and bwaUrlat. Maya* Uwtma* cited "••• Name with caNent detaativa ward" at brlttf inf ta an end a wave af thefts In his bereesb. In UtnA ef tb* officer* er* tame af the w*tch*t, raaJiai, binafe and rlafs wWah war* reaaverad. taalelNaa* aldaMvIa* Compton* clitsmates of the K. P.elal club plan te attend a perform- •Jew an*; wl*)* reef IWIford section of Teachers college of Tren- ance at the Radio City Music hall rM. Robert VanBrunt li attend- ton, held a reunion Saturday la during their annual trip to New ^F*^H^BR|^^e V'V^^BW^^^^^R' ^W •i tAMAf amaaat mBmm aataftaaa* asaaBBm A*A'-- -*- MfAaaVatakJaw ---* Ing the Stinal Corp* ichool In w New York city, and attended tht York elty te he mad* by bu* aext twa al*val!aM and S PJ •»•*; fRr wit iwr wtm ME*jcit WMeff" tut Karlirubc, Germany. show, "The King and I." Wednesday. Thamai Rehnoor, BM af Mr and The Women's club will held * Fiaal alana for a hue trip ta New tilM. Mr«. O. T. Bchnoor, eelebrited hit hatar Wednesday evening at theYork tlty Wednesday, Oct. M, will 12th birthday Tueadiy with hUAre house and a luncheon Nov. Sbe made at a meeting of th* '" :t YEARS or COWTMMJOWS SERVICE family and • few frlcndi. at Buttonwood Minor, Matawan, Club ef Highlands" next Tuesday at Mn. M. A. Oriinei apent Sunday at which a special priie will be the home *f Mr*. J*hn Newtea, SHREWSBURY AVE. RE MMt RIO RANK with Mr. and Mr*. Fred Rotke af awarded. The club is planning to ITI Bay ave. Wcttwood. attend the county luncheon Oct. Members ef Twialight post and Mra. D. A. Prcygodi o! Yonkrra, 34 at Sea Olrt Inn. The baaar com- Ladies' auxiliary of the Amerleaa N. T., apent the week-end with Mr. mittee comprises Mrs. Dora Roop, Legion will hold a aeelal night Sat «W CHAMPION and Mr*. Joseph Hilllday. Mr. Hal- fancy table; Mrs. Theresa McCur- urdey at th* Ltftiea home ea Bay llday li recuperating at hi* horn* ren, food table, and Mrs. Joseph av*. attar a surgical operation at River- Edwards, special project. view hospital. Mra. Elisabeth Katie* will be heet- af afl •——»-»-*- t*. Representative* of the Parent- *M at a card party to be held tor Clinton easier and a friend from Teacher auoeiation, Scout organi- th* beaeSt ef the Ladles' auxiliary S atiet—rwa ar thraa Oregon, who lire with the U. Ssations. , fire companies and civic of Twlnlight pest af ths American Navy In Philadelphia, apent the association attended a meeting of week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Or- Ugtoa at a p. m. Monday, Oct. », •••reams. |t||| lalllaf the Halloween parade committed at th* LelkM home. vllle Cader. The parade will start at *:*> p. at. ••(ween ir.OOO and Mr. and Mrs. William Bennlng and at its close prises for th* belt William Lolhle returned Sunday and son attended the football game costumes will be swarded by th*to hi* horn* on Bay ave. from Men- tio.oco. Sunday between King's college of judges, Robert Behler, David month Memorial noapltal, where he Wllke*-B*rre, Pa., and Bt. franela Behnoor, Jay White, Thomas Heln- we* a surgical pattemt nearly two eolkgs of LoretU, Pi. William old and Mrs. John Severs. A square week*. He waa traruperted by th* Bennlng, Jr, played on th* atdanc. e for 'teen agera will take Srat aid eauad. t..:u ^L^^,j—^^_ ANMMMLCM BsaaaBB ftancli team. place it the Scout building under Mr. amd Mrs. ftohtrt Robertson il Chop* |e_ M| 44«Mfi«Mi t Raymond Albert Wood* celebrat- direction of Mrs. Robert Behler. ef Second *t. celebrated their Sfth ed his slath birthday rrldajr with Movie* will be shown at the Chem- anniversary Saturday at a dlnaer a party for U of hi* clawmatea. ical (Ire house and refreshments at th* Cedar inn oa Naveslnk ave. Flowera and balloons decorated the will be served. Residents along Mrs. dears* •. Urnlng reUrate party room. Main at. ar* asked to leave their by arst aid aquad ambulant* te hir Mra. William Worrell, ir., ob-porch lights on for street illumina- home, te Second at- Sunday from served her 83d birthday with mem- tion. Mrs. Fred Johnson, Prank Monmouth Memorial hospital, ber* of her family. Nelson and Mrs. Edna Matton are where ah* waa a medleal patient John Iukaen celebrated his 13ththe judges for window painting*. nearly two weeks. birthday Priday with a family Mrs. Edna Matton, Harry Bennett, Sunday guests ef Mr. and Mn. Whtrzvtt Tkttt't gathering. Robert Behler, C. R. Smith, Luther Ivia* Voorhees at their hem* en riTHOtNl The W.S.C.B. of th* Methodist Walling and William Ogdea com- amsaaaweBa* aHaaJaSaal prise the fund committee. Fifth at. were Mr. and Mrs. Heratle RIM'S NMbwM , ehurch entertsinrd the mlnlitera Meyer*. Working out ef Chicago, R.J. ef the New Brunswick district en The second birthday of Sue Elsie Mr. Meyers I* a scout fer the New Monday at a luncheon. Fisher, daughter of Mr. and MrsYor, k Yankee*. They an her* far Canatv'a LaaMat ffaaamlaa aaaal Arnold Isaksen hai been dii- Charles Fisher, was celebrated *• the World Series. ehargad from the Army. Ha hatTuesday at a family gathering, ^s^e^ea^sVe"™ w' V ™^ae^*/••BBBTmej V vs^n^nas^^rfaa^BJ ^B^Sa^aa* been stationed at It. Bliii, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hopkins, VRRJ WRRJRjRjR) BJRJBJ IRfBJRjRWlR Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Barker New Tork, are spending today with and children hava moved Into their Mlsa Nellie Compton. ON HMMWAY »-l MHH MOUTH Of MO IANK new home on Clinton pi. Their Miss Wilma Meyer of Qlatsher* former home on Palmer ave. hasTeacher* college spent part of the Phona tad tonk 6-3767 been sold to Mr. and Mr*. Trlgg week with her parents. •f Newark. Mrs. William Rauch, whs has J/ztf, FOR AN ESTIMATE Boy Scouts and leaders, Stephen been a aurgical patient at Mon- Zoloboiky and William Sef elk, apent mouth Memorial hospital, la recup- the week-end at Camp Brisbane. erating at her home, The group comprised Luther Wal- Mra. Florence Fox has gone to ling, Jr., Oeorge Enquiat, Robert her winter home in St. Petersburg, Behler, Jr.. Walter Tier, Joieph Fls, Hanaer, Harold Morrlaon and John A dinner it the fire house Thurs- Johnson. day, Oct. 25, ha* been planned by T. Rawllnaon Compton has re-the-Ladies' auxiliary of Independ- turned to hla poiition In New Tork ent eompany. city after a week'* vacation. Robert Behler I* on a business trip to Syracuse, N. T. Highland* Mr. and Mr*. Edward Poku* and Otto Gautsehy, proprietor ef the son and Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Prospect market on Bay ave., Is a Halllday have moved Into their surgical patient at Monmouth Me- new homes at Orchard Acres, Mid morial hospital. dletown. Mrs. Michael Ktett will b* host- Mrs. Robert Behler and Mrs. C.ess at a card party to be held for R. Smith attended a cafeteria meet- th* benefit of the Ladles' auxiliary ing Saturday at Rutgers university. of the Highlands Yacht elub at I Miss Lola Compton spent part p. m. Wednesday, Oct. 34, at th* LexifMt ef the Ut of last week with Hiss Betty Jane club, Bedle pi. and Huddy ava. Chevrolet leaks loa|*tt, Cooper of Linden, Ten of Mlsi Members of the Water Witch So- ChcvrotM if kMatit . . .a swank and iweapln| 197% mchw over-aU that tops any ether car la the low-pric* field. Sin up Chevrolet's 1*111*. and youil find ^ to settle f or lssa.

Welfhl Gives your road-smoothing wightante . . s. a hefty 3140 pounoV in th* model ilhntnted that no corn- parable car in the Arid can Ik* StrtaMs Cs UM t*m las** ERE is your chance to obtain a new, smartly de- match. Get the feel of this big car, and you won't settle tut* k <»i«*irt ** anllitlDf M aawatl H signed console cabinet that will add chum to for lets. ('Shipping weight.) any room in your home. And, with complete SINGER electrification you Widest Treed In Hs Held will get easier, more comfortable tewing. Here's ths steadiness of the tlfsaMai widest tread in ths flsM... ew-Priced Car Iffff MRVW Wll COMPLETE CONVERSION INCLUDES: bafSTeri • BJBJIBJI*JBejiwe*B arn*riii*« w t Valva-tn-Haaavw*>w-»«*-*»ww' Luxury ef Body by Father ... • Ntw»NOM*Niatar "^ of rear wbetls. Once you've by Fisher ... lis. powerful Jumbo-Drum • The trend's to varve-ln-head. Aad (A known the better readability ctUUi MM of unitiaed Knee braWfargMf in the l wirtTiwiaii • aaeaw a* swi anwy -rw unitiaed Knee brftes-far*«field! U»f thef car'ins thowamomee low-pricae Chevrolet's had it for nearly 49 • NvwMNOflcafehwt ef Chevrolet's wider tread, Aetioa . .. tmeoth.,« control. I o-af t *nV_UI tt

Sensationally smooth! Excitingly easy! It's a new experience Wiant ar Waft fexfay yaur... aafJmal MaaaBBaai in driving, the mothrn way to drive. Costs little more-or CHEVROLET even leu than many a car with standard geanhiftt Cerl *Combinmen of fowtrtUd* Automate Trtiumtuh* mi 103-h*. SINGER SEWING CENTER intliu optiomi on Dt Lux* moitU *r nut MM. •9 Brt««Mtrt.t wfflitlwttvclt wf IIMNtff ONII McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET CO. TcUphort* H 6.3106 29 MECHWrS STKET Phost Raj Bank 6-3130 RED BANK KRD HA** , fVTOBEB It, fMt

and children, Wire Shnils, S. C, Left Accident Hulel apeat the week-end with Mr. anrl Democrats Plan Thuraday, Nov. •. ia the data •( Mra. William M. Ark»ri"n, Hsjilct- Scene, Fined 128 9 tha annual roll call at it. Jehne Hriirdei rd. RED BAKU YOUTH CENTER Methodist ckurca. Plan* «er the Mra. Ulitan Bennett, Sen Kran- KOLMDCL-William Hamrick. Candidates Tea supper, to be prepared and aervad cieco, Ca!.. formerly of K^ypo;-t. •Ud Beak, WM la*4 $M for l*av- Ta* WMHI'I Democratic eiuk of by the Woman's Society of Chrin- and her rtaughtrr, Mr*. EIA aid iag tk« ecaac of »• accident. Hi* MonmfUtk cexiaty will keld its a»- tian Service, were started st th* 1 CM* waa uw>| 30 hulled dur- Mattison. Rttl Bank, werr rr-m Your nual candidate*' taa Saturday af- laet meeting Mia* Mildred Laugh- guests of Mr. and Mr*. Jonn I' iag the past week by Magietrate ternoon, Oct. JO, at Crystal Brack lin. president, conducted the riuai- Welker. •tealey Stlhrtll 1B Atlantlc-Holna- inn, Eatontewn. Mrs. Ouatave J. Mee eeaelon and Misa Vera Tom- Mr. anB Mrs. Roh»rt r,. Weissnrt del tapnehip court. Freret «f Fair Haven, elu» social hlaeoa led tk* devotional period. CktrfH with speeding, Joseph chairman, aad Mr*. Nan Crater ef Moving pic t urea were fhovn Bermuda, nr occupying M-j Romance... Oarv*(llo, States liland, wa> lined Belmar, ara chairmen. tkreufa th* courteoy ef the Mew 1. hni].«a In 121; William B. Mcpaaiel. Aehury Mayor Katharine Clkua White Jersey Bell Telephone eewpaay. Kfypnrt. fnr th« winter. Mrs Young Park, *U, tad Juliut Karaball, f Had lank, itat* commute* wo- Refreshmentfh s were served hy a left thia week fnr « winter's Fairlawn, *6 Apprehended for maa, and Mra. Adeline Barton, Ae- committee at Mre. Dyson Wood Florida. paesiag • achool bus while chil- hury Park, elwfc preeideat, kead heuae. Mre. France* Weolley, Mre. Mix Ann* Cowl** was • dinner 4r*a ware being discharged, G«za the reception cmnmittea. Club Boelif H. LeRoy and Miea rierenee ueet Saturday nf her cousin. Mrs a***** tt* «M«r. doVegh, Tiaton Falla, James K. presidenta aaiviag as haaarary LeBay. Other* prcaaat were Mre. lUia E. Stult*. Jr.. in Keyport. Velltnd, Moeitclair, and Donald E. ckiiunea arc Mr*. Barton, Mra. Theodore a. Bailey, Mie* Marie Jther gurata were Mr. and Mra. Kalleker, Ellaabeth, each paid IIS Amanda >pa*d aad Mr*, Taoaias iley, Mre. Alire Beard, Mr*. Jay aVilliam Hinlon, Anbury Purle. mid •net. Uulcahy of Aabury Park: Mra. Baker, Mra. William Bryae, Mre. I*. William Kennedy. Keyport. Paeeieg another car on tha •jaavt* hew kaan *M>*MMM1 Kathrysk Huhcr, Keaniburg; Mr«. Priink LAughlin. Sr., Mre. Jeaeph Mrt. Ltlli* B. Bruner, Mr». Phes- wrong tid« brought 18 fines to John Robert Nartoa and Mri, /aha Pan- ~ Lehsn, Mra. Clair Mangel, Mre. er Matthews, Mr> Rentricn Ctr.v- 3. Dwytr, Rutherford; Lou Noll, nelly, Sea Bright; Hn Willism HowerJ Porter, Mre. Annthell* \n *nd Mr*. Willnrd Aumai-k «r> South Orange; Leonard CifelU, Wtchmaan, Utlle »ilver; Mra. Paul Bprague, Mri. Herald Meneck, Mr*. iom# froni s nirttor trip throuth Newark; ponald E. Salt, Glen Kirenan, L*ti( Branch; Mm. !tu- John Carali, Mra. Dorothy Doyle, 'irginl*. North «ni| Knutli Cjro • fdthlaei •»••• •• «r«N «• • fltdg* **d August Capistro, Nep- (alph Kutner, AilMtlc Highlands, Mri. Albert Heath, Mr*. Th«*d*re * *nd Tennea.iee. tuM. Oa iimilar charges Thomas Mrs Jama tfc<%. Union Beach; Heihaway, Mr*. Jame* Neidlinger, Taragay, Newark, paid V> eoale and Mra. Bruce CrUaati Rad Bank; Mri. John T. Wet»«a, Mrs. Lean Jaha M**maa, Bronx, ». Joan T. Mrs. CkarlN Aptlagata, Kaypart; Wallace, Mr*. H. Alvia Walling, EnaT •ufftl**, Atlantic Highlande, and Mra Cleranea HaJna, N**tuna Mr*. William Mil aad Mra, Men- Peggy Keying celfbr*te4 tier Rdhert G*rU, Jersey City, were aa- tawnihiy, Mra. Pnratlijr Ward. drick U Bennett. •venth birthday Tuesday Honing a*M*d M f»r reckleia driving. Ar- Neptune City; Mn. Mary Malaney, with, a party. Present were Mr. thur U B*u*d*ri, Linden, was fined Avon; Mra. Hsward HalgHt, lea Nineteen number* *f the Me*'* and Mrs. ,l»m(s Comey and daugh- II aad Oilbert Anderson, Elmhurtt, Oirt; Mra. Merman Wtnwt. Mid- clul) of St. John'* church tttended ter, Mrs. William Purcell, Mr. and dletawn fawiiakia; Mra. George a covered dish eupper and meet- Mra. Thomas f'allagsn and dnugh- IS far failure to observe a signal. ng conducted hy the newly-elected Walker K- Jenkins, Sowa, wat Rued Carey. Matavaa; kfre. John King, r Hithianda, ana Mn. Crater, >AV ra. Theodore Hathaway ia rs, Mr. *nd Mr«. riuis Eiiv.Mirl^ H far koine minus a tail light and Bflaiar. pieeldent, Roalif H. LeRoy, eecre- and deuehter, Mm. William Do«it A!b«rt Strong, Holmdel, waa *a- and »or and P»fgy's parenu, Mr. Bv** Tilt » P. M -Other tfvat. by Aaaatat»aat Maaed |t» far net carrying a rcgle- tary, and Prank Lauihlln, tlr., and Mr? P»t IV-itinR. tratian car*. Others assisting ara Mr*. Kait- tr***ur*r. The eommitteee ere pre- Mra. Wililnni Vilelll ?pi-nt Tu"'- *er, invitatlona; MrV WHIIani gram, Howard Porter and William day wit tt h*r mother, Mr*. .!. A. ft *e A4vtr1.i» In TS# Oreer of Sea Hrlght, decorations; Barnes; iporte, Harvey Walling, Mrs. Iliia Halay rje>u(la>, Ittd Maitland Walling and Harry S. inman, who l« » mrdiml pat If nl lank, publicity; Mr|. Raphael Cowl**, Jr.: refreahmente, Wan ley Pevlln, MBtawan. «nd Mrs. Helm ,t. Latham, Theodora 0. Bailey and Mr. and Mr«. .Joseph Krclslrv and Btraacca, Asbury Park, taaaeta. Rev. Norman IT. Alley; new mam- •on Jick h.i\e returned from a !• put •« tew* HMy here and publicity, Harold Steneek, eek'a trip tfi rana'la Marry S. Cowlee, Br, and Ernest Mr*. Opr>rrini« tlo«-»rd, Mr«. VTtlfCN Port Mmiwouib flobert Ev^ns and Mrs. Terry f;«te<, M*r aaaw aad rain mkber*. I H"-**Wa R. Walling, tt on vMeo to apply Cruse attenrtfd thr P.T.A. nifelinj Offeere ware alected hy tha In- for a charter for the Methodist Monday c\cnitiff jit I^ronirdn gradr. prowrMo*. Kten MnaU rhlldren ant nn t»v thew* termediate Oirl gceuti it thiir men. Plena were discussed tar the arivat, a* light • rnld like handkerchief t* ChristmM decorations and icenery hool *n gu»ft». flmt fall m»fting. They ara Janet At the regular mretlntr nf the "t McOuire'e grove, »a« attanded by the roll call event. Moviea on trottction rrm.Mittre. will speali tha oflkera and Patricia Wright, •port*, FBI and ehort auhjerti in a tsen-nre. canteen. Joan miner, Peggy Moody, Bttiy wer* shown. Other* attending war* Ralph Ftaiih, Mlrtdletnwn, V. Y., Olllett, Marlene Mueanta, Janet Donald Caroli, Clinton Klopfen- la apanding th* wre)< with Mr. and Craig, Caral Thampaoa, lrena Viv- *t*ln, Kenneth McCleaater, Robert Mrs. Nelson ftiuh. ian. Ann Beam, Janet Baeekel, McCleaiUr, Frank MeClsaeter, Br, Mra. Tlieodnre Weifrfr, Jr., cele- Gloria TratlMl. Joan OaJaMt, Mt- Chart** Hyar and H. Alvln brated her hirthiUy Friday at • rla Uwler. Linda Wennel and Willing. luncheon »t. the home of Mr*. Cirl Buhner heel* ea ll|ht hide raa "tata" la their leader, Mn. Mary MaeLaa- Mra. Harry a. Cowle*, Jr.. wei Johnson. OueMa went Mrs. n«y- pack*!. •al»»ti gwrda front aad hark. •Ml. given a sutprti* atork ahower last mand Herter, Mr». Pat Brady, Mrs. flalf fatlanlng. K»*9 t* pat oft—the? Mre. Charln Pad* and daughter Thursday evening by members of Martha Bogg-nn, Mm. Albert Koch- •TBKTOM r Arllne, Jersey City, recently antsr- her club at the hami of Mra, Then- er, Mrs. Rebert. Conk, Mrs. Ktl- V, ta It. ftod, YeiloM talntd at their aummar htm* an dare l»ngn, Bethany rd. A 1*rgi werd Hull*, Mr'. Rnhert Rvan* or Brotra. Yerk ava. members •( tha Jeraiy itorh decupled tha renter of ths and Mn. Ce.oiclne Howard Mrs. Uddlea and North Hudson girls' table and the decoration! were In Wagner received many gift*. 1 pink end blue. Refreihmtnti «en g y g bind. Tha ftrla enjeyad a "Ike, A apeeisil meeting of the rotiar inating and Mhtr apatti, aerved. Attending' war* Mr*. How- lown *o*ri3hi|i acholninhip commit- They Includes Stella Oraaakas, ard Wooltey. Mr*. Howard M. L«« will he heH Oct. ZZ at « p. rn, IIO IANK Joan tttesenowiii. Baady and Je- Mflwery, Mri. Harvey Jlyer, Mra, t th* Leonardo frrarfc .ichnol. Each Mt Hamtaharg, Arllna Pate, Oru* Robert Cvirdcll. Mra. Jamea H. P.TA. la requested to Mud twn Stenlaka and Dalaraa Silver. Klieel, Mre, Rudolph Peuux, Mri, rapreaentatives. Tha speaker will Mr. anal Mn. Martin Laraet, Peter Oalattl, Mn. Ernett Cilavit* talk en "Nireolic " YOUTH CENTER Hiwpetaad, I* I., ipaat tha week- and Mri, Lloyd Reya. Mr. ind Mra. Arthur Giffoirl. O«. end with hie parents, Mr. and Mn. Th* Mlh birthday *f Dorothy horneville, spent the. week-end with 20 NOAD ST. Sevarln Laraen. Elliabeth Terry, daughter ef Mr, Mr. and Mrv Terry Oruse. Honnla Abbaa attanaad the and Mr*. Arthur Terry, Boere at., World Strlta gama Maiidty at the waa celebrated Saturday afternoon Polo Ground!. at a party in her home. A large Niilics ml Setilemeai tt Astniel in« Caurl ItrMts, fr.ihaH, Saw Jee* birthday caka was th* table center »|t. Charles H Huhb,-, rnmribell t-'«i' nf Freak M. Vensarvter, N- •*;. Hank Tohb, Spriiiglltld, and Mn ave., who has been .-UUunetl m rcn^'t. Ostti) flttobn tik. A. D. ltM. May Roman, Jersey City, ware piece, (tame* wera played by tha children and yritea were awarded. Bampaon A.F.B., N. Y, Im hern Nntict I* hfr»hy |ivep laat iht e^- MiN'Ml W. i(IC>UB5, week-end guiata at tha ham* •( tranaferrert to Waco A.K.B., Te\. rminin nf tha |tih»crih«r, lilbetitutmaery Mnrimnnta Avenut, Nevtlink. N, i, Mr. and Mr*. Bteven Vealen. flu*- Refreshment wer* aerved. Oail Aitmlnislmtrix* with will snntKfil nf Suhariiutinnarv Adminfstratrix With Will day vUltors wcra Mr. and Mrs. and Harry Peaeu*. who war* un Mr, and Mn. Krnnk VnnNoit- Kraiik M. Vanitirvair, f Aihten r.iutt tf Athlnn Sltl>i. a O«c t B<*c4iar Af th« ti- Ektriitnr nf the Ilitale of Fraek M. and Mr*. May Ballaa. Jersey City ent* to th* celebrant. At th* party l*nd hava returned home, nfter tat* vt fi«E«* e *r#astrf. *ill ea auriitttl aa4 VsiMtwr' . DtoMettDt. •pending two weeks In Florida, Mtmetl by ths Surrnfate of tht Ceunty nf Th* Republican elub will held were Judy Ann, Edith and Arthur irs. Rnberts, fillilmrr. Cirtoa 1 Tarry, Caret Ann anl Jeatah Mo*. Mnnnouih tnt rfiwttad far S4tt!«m««t Ssrsninn, a taatldaUa meeting tonight at ei. Marl* and Dorothy P**eit*lll, Th* Soviet Union contain* prac- tn,th« Monw»ciih Cnusiy Court. Prekate Atlantic Hi|h!ae4a, S. I., til* H**aa clubhouse. Ilivi.on, nn t'r>«*>, Ik* dhtomlh **1 Altnrrnyi. Itl I* Thorn** and Naaey Shawn, Nor. tically all natural reaourcea uaert by »r N.ivrmb.r. A, ll ll.l. at IA e'elnek Mr*. Luelll* Mcht la *x*Mt*d man Darling, Mra. Raymond Tanr, man. A, M., «i tkt c«u»tf Cevft tUuit, Mali It **y* to »««ertiie In Tha IU«i|ttf. ham* Tuesday from Miami, Via., Mr*. Prank Terry. Mr*. J***ph where ah* haa b*en vacationing, Peaeltelll, Raymond Tarry, Jr., *nd Mr*. Grace A. Reed and Wllkur Mr*. Arthur Terry. farnar ware married Saturday at T p, ». in th* chapel of th* Red Mr. and MM. H*nry W. fehie. Bank Methodiet church by R«v. ftr have moved inta their recently Roger J. Squire. completed home an the Hajlat. Join Mldihipman Jahn Quackcnbuih, Holmdal rd. Th* bungalow haa nv« •on of Mr. ana Mr*. Chart** Quack- roam* and atttehed garage. Antan •nbuah, has returned to Tulane Koppenberg, Ht*l*t, wta tha unlverilty, Haw Orleana, aft*r a builder. ReussiUes* vacttUn at th* ham* of hit *» Peter Otto Wtlgand, i*., attend- mti. Mldtklpnaaa Quaek*nbu*a, •d the annual *h**rvane* Saturday who I* In hi* eophomern year, re- of Railroad and E»prea*m*n'« cently nturned fro«* tan w**k*' night at Ahaeu* ladga, F. aad A. erulia to Europe. M. Long Branch. Tha P.T.A. will hold a meeting Mr*. Allan Hawaii ha* returned Tuesday. Oct. at, at th* Mho*) kail ts her home In Lena-worth, PI*. at If. n, after a month'* vliit with her William Wright, *M *f Mr. and daughter, Mr*. Harry Woolley and Mri. Prod Wright *f Vermont, eel- f*mlly. *br*t*d hie tenth birthday Tu**> Rev. and Mr*, Narman W. Rilsy day with member* ef th* family. wir* tendered a reception last A muting of th* UdKa* aualll- night In St. John'* church r*am*. County Gas ary ef th* fir* company wai held Tha minlttw we* r*tura*d t* th* Tueeiay at tha tr* hw**. Plan* paatcrat* far another year hy tka war* computed far th* Halloween - Jueey Methodlit «aafar*ac*. party to b* given for th* children Mn. Howard Walling, Bathany Sunday aft*raae«, Oct. It, at th* rd., and Mn. Richard Tagu* and (You WANT « mocJtrn rtrujt, you know H will MV* you much timt flr* heuf*. Sir*. Richard Raw*. Keypert. have «nd work, Wit w«lmtk» your cooking bottor «nd morodt- Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth MacLen- returned from a motor trip ta Ver- A and children Mary Ann and mont, ptndabtt, tW» will brlghttn up your kHch.n «ncj your lift. Now Kenneth left yeaterday for Dor- U. Col. Clarence C Sprout and chester, Maai., where they will Mr*. Sproul, Washington. D. C. vieit Mra. Maria Relger. ,wer« recent vlaltora at th* home Shop Sow you eon «ct. G«i R«ngti art M thirdy «i ovtr, hivo many now of Mr*. Pmnk P. Sproul, whs ia now viilting her eon, Vincent B convoke*., «ro prictd fewer and fhoro it a modal to fit your Bprnul ant family, Cretan Falls, Stleet all your gifts under one puria. ComoinNOWandioo for yourwlf—lot ui show you N. T. roof. Mri. fJenrge B. Robert* hai re- what you ara mining by hanging on to that old itova. turned ta her winter horn* In West Pay for them out of income . .. Palm Beach. Pit., atttr (panding Mm* time at her place aa high on our easy Christmas Cift Club way 38. Plan. Mr. and Mr*. O*ear B*rght* hav* raturntd from aa automobll* trip ta Florid*. ROPE IN A BRAND NEW RANGE Mr. and Mn. Alan S. Aek*r*ea SAVE $10420-130 It Dtptnds RED BANK ON On YOU! m Tear car can b* taut me** f,MOf\w lmpertaat aai*a**l*a *r jw want aaamjr, d*»»adlng en kaw *rau drti* and Mw you MATTHEWS BROS. • ROPER ear* f*r year ear! wa *tr»ng> NIWMAN SPRINQS tOAft ly urg* >au t* drive carefully Reussules aad lava »*ur ear chaekca regularly at a reliable elation l UNIVERSAL Mich a* van. , WILLYS Our Car* Will Mate lALIIaa. MAGIC CHEF Yaur Cif IIIVICE Utt Lm«jtr BILL MAXSON'S FMENOLY SERVICE STATION Firtl Avenue Heum 7-9 Daily Atlantic Highlands 22 E. Front St., Car. Slab* CK PHONE RED IANK 6-4500 Had lank 6-9154 HEP n, \m f WHEN ITEAaUfN. Of HCALT1 Denocracy s Bulwark in Far East literary Prognun Diroctaa- Jaaapfc C. Irwta of tha MALE or FEMALE Soars! of rnohokUwa will apeak oa For Coswnunity Tha riapaaad Parkway" at IMS SELLING POSITIONS OPEN b India, Says Calcutta Banker f. m. today at a aaaetiag of tha The fact that the Far Baet'a pop- Itad Bank Rotary cluk at the Mol- Asyly f.lt A. M. uiatio* ia a bilWa pcopl., »a*-fcelf Mmrimm am FmrUmgk Woman'* Club ly Pitcher hotel. of the world'* populatiaa, and that Apply M 'ofte* far iMorviow •radically cn«-h»lf «f that popula- for Nov. 10 tion, namely Chiaa, i* already rommuBittif, tha only bulwark for democracy in tk» Far Bait taday AntisyitSfcdHr, Wswr.lt SUB, ROEMIGK ft COMPANY ia India, which makes up practical- MWHfff STtNT fj ly the other half of the billiea pap- •ATOMTOWN-A literary pro- ulatioa Sgur*. This fact was frtaa waa praaeatad at tha opaninc brought out by B. T. Thakur, prom- aMetiag of tha Waatea'a Coaaaauai- inent bankei- from Calcutta, India. ty club laat Tkuraday Bight at tka ana a put vice preslacat at Rotary WiatW A Plate Glass International, who apoke •" "The Leslie D. *>ely, literature ehalr- INSIST ON OUR BETTER Eaet, ana Tht Worn Peace," Sun- maa, arranged the program. ; day afteraoon at the Ite4 Baak Mre. Cheater V. Beaeaaa, ekalr-1 Mirrfs Jtaailtat—1 M>thodiat Fellowship hall. maa of the literature department, Mr. Thakur'a lecture «aa spon- •f the Little Silver Woman'* club, Glass Togs Far sored jointly by member* of the reviewed the opera, "Madam •ut- international relatiaaa department terly." At the end ef the review, Ptthajaisi FumHw of the Rod Rank Wonu'i club, of •he played a aeriee of Japanese which Dr. Florence f. Fargataon recerdiafe from the opera, euag Safely Auio Glass i* chairman, the Red Bank Rotary by operatU etare of Japan. wstsMse «NMU tav man clufe, and athtr civic group* of the Mra. Albert Adatta of Fort Men- commuaity. The tpeaker, whe ia mouth waa the second epeaker. Her Tl GLASS CO. general manager ef tha Uaited topee wee "The Japeaese, Their IT NONMOiTN STBCCT Commercial tank la Calcutta, and CtMtam* aad Way* af Living." The KM* SANK S-IStS who takea an active part In hank- program wae concluded with a ing coanmiaala«a and committee* short review af II book* appearing for tha Indiaa gover*Mtnt, wU in oa tha aatioa's hoet-oeller UaU, troducM by Miaa rergeUon. cat Chart* givea hy Mre. Seely. • I Aa to the United State*' part la jlhtlpiag India to strengthen her Cpt. Charlea Meara, eon of Mr. Mr*. William Wye, Mre. Jama* role aa a trua democratic country and Mrs. Charlca Meara of Ave. of N. Woleott, Jr., Mra. Elliott Wil- in the Far Eaat, Mr. Thakur aug- Two Rivera, rtumson, arrived home letta aad Mra. Howard Wilkinaon geated that a direct "economic this week for a 27-day furlough were hostesses. Mrs. Carley Clara- axil" be formed between tha twofrom I lie Marine corpa baae, Cher- tola, Mra. rioriae Brown and Mis* countrire, tha United Statea and ry Point, N". C. Jean Haskell were guaats. India. He nail "The United Nation* C«l. Mrais will report to Camp Mr*. Wye said tha club will hold ia financially the United Rtatca. The El Toio, Santa Ana, Cal., Nov. 1.a tejuera dance Saturday, Nov. 10, United 8Ute« muat manifeat an in A graduate of Red Bank Catholic at the Legion hall. Mr*. Heely will tcrcst in the aconomic intereata of higli *(hoo], he enlisted in the Ma-be chairman of an antique and the people of India and thrir in- rine Corps in Jan. 19&0. hobby show to b* held Friday, Nov. dustry, to auure a practical ex !«, at tha Maaonle hall. At this change of idea*." time a hand-made hooked rug made by a club member, Mils The apcaker pointed aut that the League Members Betty Huhne, will be a epaeial people of India were not aiklng for pria*. economic aid aa "charity, gifta or grants," but en a atrict buaineM Peg LoPieeolo of Fair Haven At Newark Rally will apeak on "The Romance of It's Bttt for tht Ptntit Oormtnti... haii*. He then aakra that thr Several member* of the BedCandles," at tha neat meeting, United Statei, along with economic Bank Women's Home league at- Thursday, Nov. 1. tost for All Your Family'* Clothosl aid »nd investment of American tended a league rally Tuesday at capital in India Industry and dethe Salvation Army citadel, TS Hal- velopmenl, tend technician* with scy St., Newark. Mrs. Brigadier Rumson Sewer Tax machine tool* to teach the Indian* Arthur 8. Woodruff, utete presi- the "American Know-how." dent, presided. Levy Is Appealed HcM Dan k|r Britlak Mrs. Commissioner Donald Me FREEHOLD — President Wil- Millan, wife of the territorial com< liam B. Kirach of the county board* Mr. Thakur explained that the 1 people af India have been held maniler and president of tha Wo-of taxation Monday directed Thorn- men* Home league of the eastern M Jardlne, Newark attorney, to VMUs HBB**T BPBVNR W WWW HVff down for aa lang by atrict Briti'h territory, waa guest speaker. Mr*. Hie a brief on whether the board; conti-ol in everything, that they Colonel RwmuH Hepburn, territor- ha* the authority to hear a 117 have not had the time or oppor ial home league aeeretary, took an rawer tax aaaeument appeal ftled For Quick, ElAcienU Ecoaomlc Servler tunity for economic development, active part in the day's programs. laaulubu'lbakrysMj and it ia htre that tha United by hi* mother, Mr*. Viola V. Jar- Btatei can help. He then brought There were demonstrations of dlne. — OR BRING THEN IN — fmaa* mamdat gal afmsBVaaB) BfedMaaBM BBaasssfam a^gaM interest and help to all women ar- Mm. Jardin* live* at IS Alston *w* w* w ••"BJIBJ fptjrmf 1*19*9 fW out that becauic of tht low aub-ranged hy the educational commit t»* a Bint sf ths ««•»» whits atandard e( living that a large per tee, which were followed by enroll- ct.. Red Dank, and la objecting to Always uiple PkrUag Space la Croat of phst centage of tha Indian people en- ment of league members and dedi- Paying th» aewer asseaement for dure, that it ia In thia aphera that property at IS Packer ave., Rum- cation of league flags at a vesper son, contending that the West VSBBMRM W ertVBBt ^v^nP the CommunUta work, just aa they service conducted by the service fsalty ttsye whlif ...it it nan* did on the lower claaeea, poor, up committee. lied Bank waa repre- Park aewer ayatem does not reach • USMtTMUCDON 0# («Mt employed ana hungry of China. her property. s PJ B^BWV a^w IPVW ^FJW PRe^eBj sented in the dedication of the fO CMOOH NOM The apeaker told of the great flags by Mrn. Juliua Nielsen, secre- Mr. Kirsch aaid hi* off-hand LEON'S IMt natural wealth of hia country, ita tary; Mra. William Chadwick and opinion was that the appeal should as ouniat WII vaat undeveloped reaourcej, Ita Miss Dorothy 8koog. be heard In the court*, but aaid Cfoanert • lmnder*r$ • JlNf CUmtn large lupply of manpower, and ita Supper In charge of the fellow- the board would «tudy the matter, wsnisvsfsaaws. • aUKK.NVINa M HOUttl after receiving Mr. Jardine'c brief.! • MA MUtttMAMM atmlea who are willing to flcht on hip committee waa served to the 64-76 While Street, Red Bank, N. J. lasMsal IIIIMI *#t MMBIMIIM. v tha aide of democracy. "Tradition- entire group of about 300 delegatea. William R. Blair, Jr. attorney for v^v avwnnwaia the borough, aaid he believe* the • w*wn um CNMM ally and hiitorlcally." concluded A play entitled, "The Stranger," t Mr. Thakur, "India will remain on «m presented in the evening by problem la one for the eourt*. ••Mot, wssawsrt. «N. to H»i4" pofit •* »•*MtoM• l k tha aide of democracy. If the home league members from differ- world I* Indifferent, it will have no ent parts of the state. alternative but to become easy prey Mrs. Captain Philip Carney, mmwtr imtm$mt uu nut **• MIVJ to the indoctrination of the Com Monmouth Beach, a member of muniata, Juat u the Chlneie did." the Red Bank corps, Is state vice At the condmlon of tha program president of the league and ehe William O. Sherwood, prealdent of was assisted by Mrs. Major Henry KLARIN S tha Red Bank Rotary club, gave A. Drlei of the tted Bank citadel Mm. Thakur * large bouquet of in the day's programs. American Beauty rote», a sift from Members of the Red Bank league PAINTS-WALLPAPER hia organliation. at the rally Included Mra. Priei, Mrs. Nielsen, Mra. Chadwick, Mra. 24 AUnmouth Si •• 6.3S38 The gauga on a preiaura cooker Mina Button, Mr*. Jea* Peter*, doea not indicate the actual prci- Mrs. Malcolm E. Mlnton, Mr*. •urc tiulde the cooker but merely Ethel Ask, Mn. Margaret Jon**, the eiceai In preaaure over that Mrs. Ellen Patterson, Mis* Dalay Brigham, MIM Bkoog, Mrs, 1/Ouise Olson and Mrs. Elizabeth Evcrn- VICTORY ham. The group united with the Asbury Park league, led by Mr*. Major John Bethune, and went by MARKETS-RED BANK bu* to the rally. 21 W. FRONT ST. M|_IVEPV lt0 MONMOUTH ST. Piano Teacher WBUVB T Plans Recital TEL 6-O3OS " TEL 6-3291 Lillian Terhune, pianist and M.0W PRKES CASH AND CARRY ONLY teacher of Hudson ave., haa been invited by the I,. Bamberger com- pany of Newark, to play In New- BEEF-BEEF BELOW CEILINGS BEEF-BEEF ark—the concert hall and concert grand piano to be furniahed frea ol charge by the Bainbcrger company. The letter to Misa Terhune atntaa RIB SIRUNII-T-BONE CHUCK that her work haa attracted tha "whole-hearted applause" of tha Newark firm, hence the unusual In- vitation. The letter contlnuea that tha company alao Hate Misa Ter- ROAST STEAK hune'a name on the official muale ROAST State teachers' directory, and ex- tends tha Invitation for reeltal pro- grams to her students ai well. Flans for atudent actlvltlai will be considered In the spring, afiat Terhune will play a piano recital 89 during tha regular concert aeai 69 65. this winter, the data to bo an- nounced later. Rll LAMI The Lincoln Memorial waa built at a coat of $2,MO,000. "For Goodness sake*~let us help you!" ROAST 95 Ib. CHOPS 79! Really, now—there's no reason to let that house slowly col> mown* lapse because of needed repairs! Leaky roofs, sagging walls, KILLED BUTTER rotted timbers can be quickly put back in tip.top shape by your own favorite contractor with the help of a handy FHA 3-tlb. c Title One Home Improvement Loan. Slit FOWL 39. 75I. If you own your own home and immediate repairs are neces- sary to protect your investment, why not slop at The Merchants FRESH KILLED TOM Trust ComiMiny today and discuss the matter? A small down EGGaaai •^m ^a» S payment and up to 36 month* to pav will do the trick- ic quickly, economically and efficiently. ML Lflkt ISLAND UME WHITE SUNKIST TOUCH WESTERN mmstun POTATOES Cauliflower ORANGES •Mcceu SWEETS PHONE RE 64610 1 OIL DELIVERY, 19' 2 29* 2 3 HERBERT ST., RED BANK 33 tn,m 69° US. 15' A V EACH 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER Mi con VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 15. RED BANK, N. J.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1951 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 14. Red Bank Clnb Has Dinner for New Mntiben Council Quotums EbtonCodk Board Favors MwllijM §ialia* Straus Company's EATONTOWN -Councilman Leon County Tax Botrd Attorney, Dies Bond hoe to Aid B. Smock. Jr.. who has operated » Store Wide Sale gaaoline aervice aUtion at Main r. Ceases, at. Red and Broad ata. since hta discharge On Awcjwnente attorney and snemker ef tkt (*• Teachers Colleges from the Army four years tg>, Begins Tomorrow Monday moved hia bualneaa to Combe, died yeaterday' ateraing at Fair Kara. WMN I Main »t. and Thrnrkmor'on ave. Slilh AanUenaury hit hoes* at Cfist dr., Little five*. In the aervice station businea* 20 Bom ia Deal, he was graduated Fwptoywl to Tew* years, Mr. smock now will cell Event Offers Maay from Lakewoed Mgk ackeol tad Gulf jjanuline. The location former- •ISO to 910 New Jersey Uv achael, aad was ft. ly homed the Mullins atstion. The Lnimial Values admitteel to th* New Jeraey Bar la station will he open from 7 a. m. EATONTOWN - Th* county taa Th* beard of education at Strauj Company of Broad at, fcj beard'* order to thi* borough's 1131. He starred ia football and to 10 p. m , Mr. Smock offering ti track at Ltkewee*) kigk aad meeting Tuesday night went o* "repair anything' at hii "one stop appreciation Of the patronage **> board ef eatesoment relative t* ' aa favoriag a prapesed IIS, cetved for mors than half a o*a> toworiag assessment* oa Allea tweta ISM aad IN* wa* pt**nta*at service" station. Assisting him r pelop . Ia USjt he wa* a attte bond to*** t* aid Mate will be Robert Dangler, a mechanic tury, is marking the S*th aasfe hretbers-owaed property waa ejuee- teachers callogee. Tke prepee*! versary of their bualnea* la IM tleaed tart night by tke stayer aad *MMb*r of taa (fatlaaal Ueaer tV with II years' experience. U ebMBiaaaliiB Uaai. ^^^ will be oa ta* Nevember g*a*r Elkweed development at Mala ft board* of education w week*. Wyeket rd. aad Meumoutk rd. A whiek tkat group expreeeed ite ap- Make Final Plans letter front the ssssssmeat board proval ef tke ptea. Dr. M. Or*« It haj been ta annual feature af informed council that by direction Hlbb*. supervising principal, point- Ktraua Co., ever since they opeaedj of the eeunty board: a aumber of ed out tke Money will «OBM from For Exhibition their store her* way back In ISM\ let* ia Ike tract will be reduced iaherltaac* tax** at the rate of to have an anniversary sale, pr*a» fret* a 1IM assessment to SW. 11,000,00V a year for II ytars. Over 3OO Frame* la aratlons for which art always made, Previously, local assessors placed Tke board approved the employ- HoM Much Philatelic months in advance and the ben** USO tags an each lat shewn ea a of Mr*. Margaret Blrchard lit* which the Arm gains by early snap Sled by Allen with tke bor- of ST Forrest ave., Fair Haven, to Material of Value wholeaale purchaaea for cash ara ough. Borough Attorney Howard always pawed on to their pttrwnn> teach the kindergarten at Mechan- Th* Monmouth County Philatelic W. Roktrte said he understand tkat ic Street school. Mrs. Blrchard is IW RM WWPBT VVVMVM W»HPJ • ••«W»WOWOI ^"F^JBffdW % INV RVW O) wWWf Vvv" nlOjnT •» W^V* Allen appealed tke tasttsmtnte far a graduate of th* Savage schou.'. Society will meet tomorrow night aueh let* a* tr« In undeveloped ivdl Iftsfe Far*. Inn, ItteMtowa, nanarlnf mw mamhafi *>l vnt «fftnlutirit. OfRctrt at ffco at s o'clock at the Fair Haven bor- She hat had nine years' teaching ough hall to dl«cus« final details land. experience in private schools anJ •f«anlMti*n, ficturo*] ••««•', fram Uf* U riejni art Mr*. Alma Herri*, avblitity cneirmtn: waa a substitute teacher one year for the society's exhibition to be Tab* Eaeefdletia Miu Owrertwa Parry, mvmbaftlila «ha)nnan: Mr*. Anna Irtimtn, fraaiwror; Miu Maria KetVoy, hold in Convention hall, Ajhury I at New Providence. Park, Friday, Saturday and Sun- Th* usessment beard'a tetter, After discussion of a proposed racareiinf tasraUrys Miu Oaratny Osan, arailaltnt; Mri. Mm Halwy, diinriar ctidirman, ana) however, took exception te aeveral Insurance policy for all pupils ex- day, Oct. M, 17 tnd 18. This will be of the county beard'a reduction*. It cept tho** participating ia Inter- Mft* Maraarar wfMt visa ajrsilasnt» the last meeting of the society pre- pointed out that «em* of these let* •ckolaaUo athletics, It was pointed vious to the exhibition. ar* on existing street* and thus out the policy did not spseify whe- At a meeting of the exhibition ahauld be considered Improved tker practice would be considered committee held in Asbury Park last later-eehoUttte athletic*, nor whe-Organize for Salvation Army Invite Id Artists Friday night, representatives ot 13 *^tayor'r. Wit* Prk* art Coun- tktr pupil* Injured Is prtctic* of the member ctnhs who are tak- cilman Ralph L. Lewis said the would be covered by the plan. Ed- ing part in the exhibition were Mr. Combs present. As of Friday evening, 104 condition la "confusing'* and propert.- ~.. y and estate law. - - mund J. Cansona stated he will Campaign, $2MM Coal Set To Exhibit at '•vague." The mayor questioned th* W T frame* had been entered wtth sev- time ef his death, he waa counts! studMy th*p plan to determine sped eral more being anticipated. Of this county board's order to th* local for the Red Bank Savings and Loan fleally what it would Include. The campaign committee of the assessors not ta assess the unde- Salvation Army serving northeast- Navesink Library total the Monmouth County col- association ef Red Bank, counsel Baard Praddrat Stanley Havl- lectors have taken over too for the veloped area u lott even though and director ef first Matioaal bank land told the board he hid been ern Monmouth county announces tueh lot* appear an the map. the appointment of WUlam A. Fluhr Western Carnival Shecafc Preview of display of philatelic material. The af Bradley Beach, and served a* approached by mother* of pupiU V. S. Post Olllee department will living oa the river tide of River as chairman for out-of-town arm*, •ueh Individual let. and Edward J. Macklin and Ral#>h ToftMMTtWa Great* have an exhibit and will cat up a chapter. In IMS, he served aa coun- rd. The parant*. he ctated, •*• H. Balknap co-chairmen ef th* At Parker 'Ranch* branch philatelic ageney for the tossed but that It might be more sel for Shrewsbury township. pt**a*d eone«rn about th* trains flrmi In the Red Bank area, purchase of commemorative* at Mr. Comb* was * trust** of thecondition* at th* intersection of To Be Novel feature group all undeveloped Jots. He ex- face. Red Bank Presbyterian church aad River rd. and Spring at. Th* board Ray H Taylor and Mr*. L. C.Set for Saturday KAVESINK-Richard M. Hurt, A program book will be tasusd plained that If taxes are net paid hid taken an active part and de-preiMeat add** he understood th* Vanlnwegen are co-chairmen of th* president of the Navesink Library on th* entire acreage, the borough clubs, societies and associations; f approximately M page* and voted much tine te ike advance- aaetkera had aaked th* po»e« ae- association, announced this week there will be an official cachet In oautd teredos* an th* entire acre- ment of tke bvlMlng •regress *f partawat to hav* a patrolman on Harry C, Barnard, treasurer; Mr. that the aj.-oeliHon had milled out age. If, however, tingle tote are the ckureh. He wa* also active In duty ther* and had been told It Bclknap, chairman at tht citlaene' Gasasa Aw Feature* ever l«0 Invitations to local artiats connection with the exhibition. Much af tht BMCchtadlM afhfai advliory board; James LoBlondo, Arrangements hav* been made taxed, th* awner could pay up kitcivic affair* and wa* a Klwantan. would b* ImBOMlbl*. Mr. Havlland ashing th«m to show their latest r in thla y«»r i anniversary tal* was tut* u each let is sold, said, hewev*r, be had been told th* chairman for Industrial tollelta- Of dot* Benefit works at the second annual Nave- er tn elaborate banquet to be held purchased at prt-Korean price* and having been th* lrst president ef tlom, and Mr- Macklin, eteerlng it th* Marine Grill. Asbury Park. May Take Appeal th* Bradley Batch elub. He waa a police department would contribute SHREWSBURY — Children of Unit Arts and Crafts show which many of the Item* whleh ar* Uated member ef Myall* Brotherhood 11 an hour toward the salary of 4 chairman, starts tomorrow In th* Navesink laturday evening, Oct. XI at which in th* firm's full-pag* adv*rtiaa» Mr, Robert* said th* county The last campaign la being con- the county will "Hopalong" to this library gallery. 1 lodge. F. and A. M., Rod Bank. •peelal officer at th* Intersection. borough Saturday from t to I p. will I ment la today * issue on peg* aloe, board akould be nottned If council Mr. Combs was also a member ef Ralph Davis will meet with tht ducted purely for maintenance and section one, would cost more te to* wish** to take formal exemption te day to day need* of the Salvation m. to participate la the gala chtl- Said Mr. Kurd. "Thi* I* going t« be the judges of the Willis the Monmouth County Bar associa- council and the police in an effort arm's western carnival on "Park- be * bigger show than ever before. place than what the Arm Is asking Ite order, explaining that a hearing tion, State Bar association and th*to wive the problem. Army In this area. The foal far F. Chleney, John A. I at th* sal* prices. From the very should b* held before Nov. I. He the present year Is WO.OM. In theer's ranch," generally known as And because of popular demand, we Donald M. Steele and Philip H. American Bar tsaeelatlen. The board authorises the pur- John W. Parker's Syeamore ave, are going to hold the show lor a first year that Straus Co. ataMal also pointed out thst the matter week* immediately ahead, hundred* Ward. Uetervatlon*. for the dinner In business here, they hav* B*M Surviving are hia wife, Mra. Ger-ehaae of a Mattachuwtts VIsUxi ef volunteer! will etord their neigh- full week instead of only two aay* ara Wlag received ky VleUr Wit- could be appealed ts the state. trude Behn Combs; a daughter. teetlat machine for f 140. Dr. Hibbs, a* we did last year. up to their advertising elogaa tka* Mayor Price and Mr. Uwla said, bor*, business sssoelates and mem- A heavy schedule will occupy the d y ner, N Norwood ave., Elberon. Shirley Patricia; a aon, Robert El- who recommond«d th* purchase, ber* of the armed forces an oppor- WWe'r' e alsl o going to try some- "A Straus Sale Is A Sale" and tka however, that eouneil first aheuM sten; hit parents, Mr. and Mrsta. M the boart It was hoped to have time aft Jijuvealll* AutryAt * aadd C Cae- «ter*wtde offering* embrw* tunity to auk* their ooatrtiMtlaat. atdya. Atl tMt It being sponsored thisw «uit« n«w and novel thi* year. meet with tke assessment beard to Clarence C. Oemba of Lakewoed, the vMea of all pttptls In th* R«l We have Invited four femou* direc- Item* that space In their full paaa determine whleh tote are la devel- and a brother, Or. Clarence C. Bank aehool system cheeked. Agency for USO Oak by tka Mother*' club of Old Ckrltt Woman Wants advertisement did not permit tktta •pUeopat ckurcb. Mn. John B. tors of four of the country's lead- oped areas and which tote ar* tnComb*. Jr., of Scobeyvllle. Mr. Yang read a letter *ent by The Salvation Army Ing art mufeums to com* to th* ta enumerate. undeveloped areas. Tksmaa A. Cook af the attorney Myers. Jr, and Mrs. William T. The funeral will be held tomor- board of Red Bank met yesterday Vtufkaa aa general eo-ekairmen. Navealnk show on a Ulent hunt for Straus Co. purchased the 4*f In othsr businea*. Building In- row at It a. m. at th* Red Bank gmwal't oflee to John Trimble, tit* and voted unanimously to make a th* muter* of the future. These Of Wild Dog Packs goods business ef the late Qaorfa, spector Charles Roberts reported board's beading attorney. In whlen tn event of rain, the fair will be four ixperU will tell us which Pmbyterlan church, wltk Rev. request to the National VBO that held th* following Saturday. MIDDLETOWN — Mr*. William Hanc* in lite which waa conduct. that ten permits were femed In Charlea S. Webster, pastor, officiat- approval waa given to th* board'* th* Salvation Army be designated among our exhibit* will he eollee- . Buff, Jr, ot MeClees rd, near *d at the tame location the Ins September for building touting ing. Burial, under tke direction ef bonding procedure taken at a u th* operating agency for a VBO iMludcd among th* actlvttltt- tori', Item* ten or more year* from Locust, asked the township com- ha* today with the exception tkat IUI.M0. Feet af fUMO wera col- the Warden funeral hone, will b* spatial mMtlag S*pt X. club In Red Bank. wlth th* nantes of tke people In now. In ether words, you can com* mittee yesterday for relief from a th* preient store is twice th* atM lected. In Monmouth Memorial park, i**w Dr. Hlbb* reported schools will The Salvation Army, one of th*ckerge—are a wattern movie and to the show thla year and see thewild dog menace which has been ot that occupied by Mr. Hanc*. elo** at t p. m. tomorrow, Colum- cartoon, Mra. Walter Dolt*; greased works of those artists whom the ex- Bhrewabury. agencies ol the National VSO, has troubling th* Chapel Hill section. For several y«ara the Straus Oa, mii day. operated Red Shield club* at wall pel*, Mn. Cyril T. Uwet; ptaay pert* predict will be the matters of Mrt. Buff told thi committee that An application from Mr*. Anna toss, Mn. How*ll K. Walton: pistol tomorrow. It's a sort of sneak pre- business was managed by the tata a* USO clubs as the "Home Away thi dog* travel in packt and •ome Charles K. Straus with the asals* Bailie artlng for th* traaifer of from Home" far the members of the dart*. Mr*. Evan K. Button; ring- view of the future greats." of ths dogs are known to be rabid. a traitor eamp Keen** to her from Council Approves Democrats Plan the-nell, Mr*. William Oostau; bate- Committeoman Frank F. Bills- ance of hit father, the lat* Mot* armed forces throughout th* world. Another new feature of the show rt* Straut. Later, two brother*. Charles M. Cerrott waa referred te In the abSMie* of Mr. Belknap, ball pitch, Mri. Benjamin Lyons; will be a special exhibit of work dell called attention to a similar Mr. Robert* far a legal opinion. A hoop tot*, Mra. William Matthews; condition In the Red Hill-Nut- Julius Straus and tht tata Freel 9-Home Map Belford Rally board chairman, Mrs. L. C, Vanln- done by school children throughout Straus, were taken Into th* lltn. trailer c»mp report «howed that wegen, vice chairman, presided at balloon darts, Mrs. Robert Brandt: the county. Thi* work will repre- awamp seetlon The commit!** de- fee* collected for the period July BELFORO-Plans for a Demo- tickets, Mrs, Jtmts Johnston and sent the best talent tn each of the cided to ask the ssslatanea of the Since th* pasting of Chariot at* UTTUB SILVER-The mayor the mseting. All board members Fred Strain, the arm hat beta llVOct. to war* Woa.eO, OUdy* Van- and council Tuesday nl|ht accept- cratic rally to be held at S p. m.present were In whole-hearted Mrs. E. E. Sharp. schooti. There will also be a baser state board of health In formulat- Palt: UN, Mr. Carroll, and »Tted a plat for a nine-home develop- Thursday, Oct. IB, at Independent on the opening day at which unusu< ing a program to rid th* towmhip managed by the present settle* agreement that the request b* made Refreshment* at the chuck wag- member, Julius Straus, Mrs. Fret Anthony Scherl, for a total of ment by Frank J. Meneon oa tit* nr* bouo* on Main st. here, were at once for a Red Bank USO. Oth- on, Mrs. J. H. Jordan, Mra. Delis, al Itemi will be put on sale. of thi wild-dog nuisance. |t,HT.a». north alto of Sycamore ave. mad* last night at a mettlng of Straus and more recently Julias ers attending the meeting were Mrs. Mrs. Parker. Mr*. Rudolph Barg Among the leading artiats who An ordinance was Introduced Straus' son, Morrl* Strtua, a v*t*M Councilman Uwla aald ratldenti The map was presented to coun- th* Mlddletown Democratic asso- Oeorge T. Llnton. Miss Elisabeth and Mr*. Oeorge Blair; htllum- have been Invited to the show ar* making toning Chang** at River should be reminded that this is Fir* ciation. / Cot. Michael Jacobs of Rumion, an of World War II who hold* tva cil by Lewis R. Lowry, chairman uf Klgglnson, Col. Chester B. Halg, fllled balloon*, Mr*. Arthur James Plata and Belford. At River Plata battle *tar* and waa awarded tho Prevention week. He aald wall* nr* the borough's planning board. Mr. All candidates for local, county Col. Lloyd B. Magruder, Chaplain and Mr*. W. T. Vaughan; publicity, who has some of his work on dis- _ email seetlon at Dow ave. and prevention should be a M-week-a- Lowry aald th* board bad approved and atat* omeat have been Invited play at the Metropolitan Museum of brant* star during his two yaara Jam** W. Currie, representing ad- Mrs. Kenneth Almy and Mrs. Al- West Front st. was raised In elass in th* European theater. In recent year proposition, sore* of the hor-tke map. He added that the nln* te take part In tke rally to out-visory board member, Brig. Oen. bert Hindis; pictures, Daniel W. Art In New York; Sanford Ross, from sons B to C. At Belford a ror* of careleasntt* should be n*w home* will Mil In the 03,000 line laauea of the campaign, a formerly of Rumion, fatnoua alt ytara the store hta almost baas Harry Relchelderfer, commanding Dorn, and awards of a kitten, b»n- section on rt. M was placed In wholly undtr th* personal dins* brought to public attention thi* to f 16,000 price range. spokesman said today. general of Fort Monmouth, Mr. nle*. two bantam chickens tnd over the country for hit landscapes, the business ton*. week. One Item he mentioned Is and William O. Lawrence, formerly tion of Morris Strau* du* to tka Mr. Lowry advlaed oouncll that David Wallace of Belford waa MaeHlln, M. V. B. Smock and Ma- thrtt pupplss. Lots ». 10, U, 41, 41 and 48 of fact that his father hu not bata that one of every three Bros I* the board is currently considering •leeted temporary chairman af the jor Henry A. Drle*. of Fair Haven, whose water colors Glendtle park were sold to Louis canted hy smoker* of elinrettet. a request by Frederick Adams to Ponies, a horse, and a pony tnd have been shown In many New devoting too much time to the ban. association at last nlght'a meeting. To Attead Coagreea Kasuba for $300. Lot 1*5 of Coun- inesa on account of hi* health. Mr. Lewis also reported that the subdivide his Sllverslda ave. prop- Other oncers of the group, which cart will be certain favorites with York one-man showa. try Club Estates was sold to ths new lire truck I* expected this erty into seven lot*. At the «am* Is being orgsnised on a permanent The first Eaatern Territorial Con- the small fry. Mrs. Jama* will be Also Invited are Henry Gullck of Red Bank-Riverstd* realty com- Leon VanBrunt of Prospect HI week. time, Mr. Lowry asked council ».o basis, are Harry Maxson of Nave- greis of the Corp* Cadets of the In charge of that activity. Several Middletown. who started painting pany for »T5. The tax lien on theapartments ta th* nraVt oldest «av Councilman James N. Woleott, Invite members at the toning board sink, secretary, and Mrs. Margaret Salvation Army will be held tomor- other noveltlea will be available for when he was 71 yesrs old, snd has ot amounted to flM.47. ployee ln>«ars of service, having play at well at a tractor hay ride. Jr.. who was acting borouth eterk of "adjustment to meet with the Buniel of Belford, treasurer. row, Saturday and Sunday at the skyrocketed to fame ilnce; Mrs. Lot* 196 and 1V7 In Country Club worked his way up from a ehata In the absence of Andrew 0. Beck- planning board tonight "to discuss Memorial Temple, 1J0 West Mth Prlas* win be whittle*, anteptr* Elisabeth Lansdale Hammel of Red boy to head talisman, window* mutual problems." Jack Freret of Fair Haven, Dem- St., New York city. Fifteen hun- and sheriff badges. They will be estates were sold to the same com- er—who ts sick—reported that ocratio candidate for freeholder, Bank, noted to be one of the coun- pany tor $1*>. The total lien on the dresser and buyer. street surfacing work hat been Council approval a racoramenda- dred delegates from the U Eastern awarded for the various gam* try's greatest painters of flowers two tots was I873.W. list night told th* meeting that states and Commissioner Donald winners.' the famous sculptor, Thomas Fre- completed, He said there atlll Is tlon of th« adjuitment botrd '.o many Republican* and Independent Lot IS In Olenmary park was minor road repair work to be done. ptrmlt Lulgi Dlonlsl to Mduc* a McMillan, territorial commander, Corral hand* will be children of llnghuyien of Holmdel, the famous 4 voters, dlasstlsfled with the mis-will prealde. artist, Oeta de Vegh of Tinton Falls, sold for tKM to Joseph DePlerro. Councilman Fred 8. Morris aald lot on hi* Borden pi. property frou management of county attain by tho neighborhood, Including Bobby The lien on thla lot was IM7.17. Westside Y' he It waiting for an estimate of III to 100 feet. Higher Grade Corp* Cadet Flora- Hotehktts, Piter Hahn, Jlmml* SI- Cartoonist Reamer Keller of Atlan- th* all-Republican administration tic Highlands and Cartoonist Wil- Lot 135 of Country Club estates the coat or two light* on Wall st. Councilman Chsrlei W. Stephen! at Freehold, will vote tho Demo- be! Blair will be participating in the monson, Rick Mount, Rosette An- wan sold to Nnveslnk. Inc.. forKick-off Monday In the monthly police report, Mr. reported that ho and th* borough Saturday evening program. Others nln and Susan Barg. Mr. Button liam Oray of Red Bank. $100. Tho lien amounted to H410». cratic ticket this year In over- In attendance from Red Bank will MOITIM said there were XT lights •ngincer, O. Woleott Morris, pre- whelming numbers. will be at the public addreat Mi- Mr. DePlerro also purchased lot John B. Redmond, associate Ma* out. 11 accident/, four dog com-pared a resolution requesting the be Higher Ortde Corp* Cadet Rob- crophone, over which will pour 89 In Glenmary park for $200. The retary ot tht Central Atlantic Ar*a> plaints, eight motor vehicle com- itate to provide $1,000 for th* wld- "And it le time they do, too," Mr. ert Dries and Mrs. Major Henry A. many favorite cowboy aong*. 3 Firemen Hurt lien on this lot waa S4M.75. Y.M.C.A. will be guett speaker at eningr and resurfacing of Whit* rd. Freret aald, "because never in theDries, Corps Cadet counsellor for the kick-off meeting of ths West* plaints and six criminal complaints. history of Monmouth county has a Red Bank. Bobby HotehkUs will publicise LoU »S to 2» and 230 to Mi, The main criminal complaints had It will bring the road to a wldlh group functioned so selfishly In be- the carnival by using the horse In Company Drill inclusive. In Country Club estates side "Y" tenth annual membership to do with >M successful raid of the of 3* feet between curb*, Mr. Ste- The active Corp* Cadet* of the were sold to the Red Bank-River- drlv« next Monday, at a p. m. at the half of Its own Interest* and those Red Bank Corps are Robert Dries, and wagon whleh U a familiar still Sept. 24. phens explained. It now ia about of a small band of donors. The sight to local residents. He will tour Three members of Relief Englm side realty company for fTSO. The "T." » feet. Florabel Blair, Jamea Chadwlck, company were injured during a lire total lien on the lots wss $3,170.96. Councilman Lean B. Smock, Jr., present Republican administration Edward Chadwlck and Betty Van- Fair Haven, Red Bank and Little Mr. Redmond wilt (peak to somo said thst Police Chief Harry Kirke- Warren Herbert, president of the has been able to operate In such Stiver calling attention to the paint- drill at Marine park 8unday when Building Inspector David Simp- 50 workers, who will be participat- fire company, wai present to In- Pelt, Oraduated Corps Cadet', hav- a hose broke loose and whipped son reported the issuance of 30 gard should be commended by secrecy that the overwhelming ma- in* completed the six years' course ed canvas on the wagon by ringing ing in the campaign, which will bo council for."the nice piece ef work" vite the council to dedication cere- jority of decent voters who make a large hell. around. permits tor buildings estimated carried out under the direction of monies of the new fire house Nov. with honors are William Chadwiek, Injured wera John Grew, 87 Oak- at $7U,«S5 and fin turned tn of he did in arranging the raid on tht up the county It appalled at the Jr., Sylvia Chadwlck, Marjorle the co-chairmen, Mra. Kathorlna still. 24. He and Councilman Wellington high-handed manner In which these land St., broken leg; Joseph Esche $1.0J4. Wormley and Rutherford Sidney. Wilkins, chairman of the fire com- Chadwiek, Warren Farrlngton, Jr., bach, a Pearl at,, bruised right leg, men misrepresent them. That goes and Barbara Kuhl, Red Bank. Bridal Shower Given Welfare Director Chestsr Henry Rodney L Bloom, chairman of tho mittee, dlseusetd the moving of th* for Independent* and Republicans and George Brown, SO Tower Hill reported relief costs of I1W.N formembership committee, and tka Reid Resigns fire siren alarm equipment. Mr. as well a* Democrats." concluded For Miss Joan Orr ave., bruised right wrist. All were September compared to tSM.97 tor chairman of last year'a successful Herbert told him that all possible Mr. Freret taken to Rlverview hospital, where th* same month last year. drlvs, will ssitst the chairmen. wiring In the presrat setup will be River St. PTA MARLBORO — Mn. Daniel Stet- Mr. Oreen remained until Monday, From Board used. He also aald the Are truck tel intertalned Friday night at a Township, Clerk Howard W. Working In the drive at captains Others treated at Rlverview dur- Roberts announced that the town- are Mrs. Margaret Alien, Mrs. Jos> RUMSON — Oeorge Reid, 00 will not arrive In time for the Plant Bazar turprlat bridal shower for Mitt ing the week Include Thomas Kelly dedication, It being expected In WoBtan'a Exchange Joan Orr, Mlllhurtt. ship's lhars of additional bulkhead- ste Thornton, Mist Alberta Johnson, Wast River rd., vice president of River Street School Parent-Teach- Thompson ave., Keansburg, deei ins; at Pew's creek would be 111,-Harold N. Tttc, Frank Sidney ami the Rumaon board of education, re- December. To HoM Fall Sale After ths bride-to-be opened the cut on the upper tip. He was rid' 1 •r association will hold Iti annual «90. A simitar amount wilt be paid Arthur Warner. Others who are ex- signed last night at the board meet- Councilman Donald E. Law**, M1ODLKTOWN TOWNSHIP — baser Wednesday night, Nov. 14, In gift* which were arranged In a Ing a rar when It stopped suddenly by the Monmcuth County Board pected to work are Mrs. Hennta Ing at the high school. acting mtyor In the absence of Th* uutuat fall tal* of the Wom- the school auditorium. Arrange- cloth** basket under a gaily decor- causing him to strike the dash of Freeholders, and the work has Winston, Mrs. J. Alvln Parker, Mra, Mr. Reid's resignation was sub-Joseph C. Davlson, asked Borough an's exchange of Monmouth coun- ments for the svent, end the ap-ated umbrella, refreshments were board with his face. Miss Margaret been contracted to Frelbott Broth- Estell* Washington, Mrs. Irene mitted due to business pressure Clerk Fred L, Ay*r* to contact tho ty will be held Sunday afternoon, pointment of committee chairmen, served by the hostess. Schmidt, Ninth st., West Kerns- ers of Port Monmouth, Watson, Mrs. Elite Parktr, Mrs. which forced him to be absent from borough'* special policemen rela- Nov. 4, at Rumson Country club. were made at a meeting last night Quests prsssnt wers Mrs. Edward burg, suffered a cut scalp when h John O'Herron of the Port Mon- Bessie Holey, Mrs. Dora Sandertyn. numerous sessions. He was appoint- tive to being present at th* school The exchange'* (hop 1* located oa at the achool. Orr, Mra. Howard J. Preston. Mrs. by a tock thrown by. a child. Mis* mouth Fire company wrote th* Mr*. Lena Logan, Mrs. Amelia. ed in 1MB. Oct. 31 at the Halloween party. Mr. Undui pi., Red Bank. . the batar wilt be held In th* af- Ira Warne, Mr*. James McCue, Evelyn Deigert, Brown's lane, West committee that his company had Johnson, Misses Elaine Oray, Can* Th* Rumson fir* department was Law«a laid the committee in charge ternoon and evening. • Then will be Keaniburg, cut left htnd on purchased two two-way radios stance Qrlffln, Bern Ice William* and of th* party had asksd for polle* Pltnt for tht talt wtri mtdt at. Mrs, William E. Preston, Mr*. Ed-piece ot glass; Miss Mary Mooney granted permission for the us* of a box luncheon matting of th* table* for "whits elephant" articles, win Preston, Mrs, Rhea Preston, which are expected to b* tied in Rosamond Neal, Mri. Lola Rock th* high school auditorium and gym cooperation. foods, houss plants, children's cloth- 101 River St., Red Bank, cut right with th* township pallet radio snd Mrs. Dorothy Breckearldge. board of trustees Monday at thi Mra. Clyde Ronson, Mr*. William forearm with knife; MIM Mary Ann for a Christmas party to be given Councilman Victor Batter report- home of Mrt. Wilbur B. Ruthrauff ing, aprons and refrethmenta, Stevenson, Jr., Mrs. Russell Ott, system, John Overby, Ronald Davis, Jamaa ed that repairs have been mad* to Joseph McUmore of New York Barhalow, Thompson ave., East 1 Watson, John Weatbrook, Benjamin for children Sunday, Dec. S3. on McClees rd. Mrs. Robert Stan- Mrs. TenEyck Ronaon, Mrt. Jotle Keansburg, had burns of the fon A taxi license wa* granted to Mis* Joan Thomas, teacher in thethe garage roof and that additional ley, Jr., will be chairman of a com- city, who served as a war crimes Pool*, Mr*. Anna Smith, Mrs. Jo- Mrs. Blanche Chapman of South Parker and William SprttUy. work ii to be done, H* also $%\i attorney under Oen. MacArthur's head, face and left arm from spll Lafayette Street school, was grant- mutes of young people who will ssph Clayton, Mrs. John Mount, Ing a pot ot coffee; Hugh Jonea, 1 ave., Atlantic Highlands. ed n week's leave of absence tn that work will be don* to Improve help trutteei with thi tale. command tn Japan, was the speak- Mrs. Clifford VanKIrk, Mr*. Grace Tlie Belford Clvle arsuelaftgn re- the tennis court* In time far next er. He told of his experience* tn of 234 River rrl, Rp,1 Bank, scratch .STOMACHS PIMPED OUT order to get married, 1 Sr.hwaner, Mrs. Ann Baldwin and es of the |?(t elbow and bruise* o repairs be made to 4th, year * play. A n*>w type day will Last week Mrs. Williamson this work, nnd of the customs of Miss Frances Orr. Sth, 8th and 11th .'ireet/, Belford. Two children had to be taken ta be ordered he explained. Thomas, a board member, and Mils th* Japanese, the forehead, fell while riding bi cycle; Mrs. Ralph Henlsen, 114 A map of Compton manor, Eel- Rivervlt« ho.-pltal thin week to FIREMEN'S FIELD DAY Audrey Proddow, shop manager, Sending gifts but unable to at- ford, wa* approved pending; In- have their stomachs pumped out. WEATHER REPORT visited the shop of the East Orange TO ENTER COLLEGE tend were Mra, Roland Preston, Plnckney rd., cut scalp, fell back PORT MONMOUTH-The wards while sitting in a chair. stallation of roads, drains, etc. Robert Anderson, 1, of Latham and field dayy of thee Mon- Rain today, ending late tonight. Womtn't Exehangt. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Ron. Mrs. William Ludwli, Mrs. Jamei An application was received from ave., Navesink, was taken to the •oiuh CountCt y FFiri e college will be Tomorrow cloudy, followed by part- Attending the meeting were M.'o, aid D. Hofman, ion of Mr. tnd Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. John Elllngham Louis Qeaualdo. Atlantic High- hoapltal after swallowing kerosene, and Miss Marion Preston, Last and Feun* held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock ly clearing, High today 50. Low to-Stan ton Whitney. Mrs. Henry Leonard D, Ilofiiwn of Second ave,, W* tlnnti'f !y huptt it iloetn't ha,. lands, for a limited liquor distribu- Mary June Ctvtntugh, IS, H«t» at Elmer HtMO'i farm, Harmon/ night 40. High tomorrow «0-«8. Wtrltmann, Mri. J. Daniel Tuller, has baen accepted ts a student at Mr. Oir, Mr. Mount, William to you, but if you ihoultl lone »om«tnini tion license for Carbone's. son ave., West Ktantburg, had t* rd, Members of the Monmouth Fresh northesat winds todsy, be- Mrs. J. Wright Brown, Mrs. Ar-the State University of New York, Preiton, Howard J. Preiton, How- rtmtmbtr chance* ar* In your favor the Bills of $M,234.» wrr* ordered be treated after eating rat Mm, County Bosrii of Freeholder* nurt coming northerly tonight and thur Maori and Mrs, Donald E. College of Formiy, He formerly ard D. Preston and Mr. Stattel you will ricovtr It thL-ouKh thf loat tn< said, »• were emtritncy itltef They ••altered no serious tfteeta county fire officials will be preten', northwest tomorrow., unit enlumni af The ••ilitir, Law et, ar. attended Monmouth Junior oolleg*. Joined th* party for rsfrsshmtnU, bun ef warn and wtia nlstMd after tr*ataMa*j f !• WH dwell ToM Cooneil to Meet VF1 AuxilUrv Planners- Seek Driacoll Pra«f fMSONALS Protest. Veto With Assessor Th* Veteran* »i fereiga War* Sehool Board Aid Panoof' Work Otto h fluiraun auxiliary wcat *a record at thalr KeTTPORT—The local ta« asteei- UTTUC ULVCR — Lewi* It TBEMTOM -O*v. Alfred asi hatfkiUI. ment ieeue continued t« occupy a Iwt meeting **>poaiag the receat Lewry aad George Welgel, chair- Mia. T**-ia V»Heti*r *f Barter Ofbauaama large part of th* poetpsaaa cextacil action takea by President Harry man and aeerettry ef the beiwagh k*4 eamierred wMh Atterstey Cea- pi. aad Mia* Vere Cwrtfcj ef iMf nfrting hrre Tueiday night. A Truman when he vetoed t«o bill* planaiag boaid, reepectively, at- •re! Tfeaeaaaa D. *V*o»s a*4 dia- Bnach haM rctanst) fresa a tea- previoue report that the **»««- concerning veteraai' affaire. tended Thursday night* meeting MaciM." Aaked M day trip to CMsda, wh*N they nifntj for 1*M chowed a decreaje Preaiaent Truaaan vetoed mtt of the board of education. •ith the atau in- vtsited the ShriM of St. Jeata* a* we* declared incorrect hy Council- bill which would have increaaad Dfrlariag "our problem* ar* your vestigatiad tot* ia* WUka saoretU MMtraal, aa* where they w*M tS» man Hewitt W. Wharton. IneMad. piruiooi of dieable4 vet* aad an- prebleea*." Mr. Lowry eallated the eteytaf. PraanW **td: gwetta *t th* Chateau * Mm the councilman e*id, the other regarding a peaeten at d$ c»«perati«a of th* beard, the Parr I kaev v* hev* th* keeX atotoa i Owebec. year*. Member* ef the organisa- ATLANTIC HIOHlANDa-Bor- ntent* thew an inrreaee of emt-Teaehar aeeaeiatiaa aad th* J*ha P. OatJl ef I tion were aak*d t* writ* C*agr**a- public at large, tie said that, tiaee •ugh eouneil Tuesday ni(kt heard The meeting wae ctiariged from aaaa Jam** C. AuekMclee* preteet- le ceasned to kis hsMe hp I Monday to Tuesday night aa that aemall-hou** develipmtnto atrieit*- to esrte ft* Ue«*. aad Mrs. »>eaar4 . . •f IM election *>f Dal* >. Otte «f iai the PreeMeat'* action. ly alfaet Mkwl oarotlmeat. a *U*e ** bit Washington av*. a* ehelr- borough aaViat* could attend a Plane were completed t* give the ef sarew*harr av*. spent th* week- Mi ef the newly form** reerea- dewionetretion aeafion of the iuven- llalaM ehaejld cxlet hetweea the ha hat latatyMy a*d ala end with friend* as4 nkillta* at ile conference troupe in Sea Qtrt. heepitaliaad at Port Meamowth • heard*. Mrs. A. E4wta Bejrdge, aa*t Sacgertewa, Pa. Dent. Higwy • •»•> tlon comaiiMloii. •octal party Tueeday. pr«*td**t *f th* P.T.A., wa* pres- Other efhVer* elected at • meet- At the lent meeting when there last kit «lr*eUa* evwry *e*>- ti*n*a at r*rt Msasnata. Other activltie* planned by th* ent. She said reeuHs ef a earvey —tt yMAjjatenuK^-W l^f^_A *g*(|l Miss Doris M. Cherry, •xMafhtof Ing- late lift month at borough we* a dinruMion of a proaoeed eoa- organlaation were: Attending the af preschool •#* chlMren will be kail were Robert II. Earle of «1 ferenc* with Everett R Poling, taa Da rw down u a* Isgtstl **4 lav ef Mr. aad Mi*. Raattt Ohawty af travel gavel meeting Wedaeeday at turaad aver to the hoard. Oaarge •vMatea ***>cl*at*n. Ncwaaaa aartaga rd. ha* iwearaaS Mount ave., vice chairman; Pollre aeteaeor. Councilman Wharton had the Harold Daly auxiliary. Anbury W. Ityter, echoel beard preildeat, Capt. Jane* J. Egidio ot IS We*t npreated th* opinion that one ef "The dapartanaM ef l»w *ad for her stnier year at the UaiilM Park; game aaeialat the next meet- a*mred Mr. Lnrry aad Mr. Wetjel aajaii* aafaty It datta * Ity ef Veraaoat. aha v I ' " ' Highland ave.. treasurer, and Mm. the major ejueetlon* that aheuM be ing *chedui*4 f«r Mit Thwraday ef th* beard* "fulVNt c*-*a*ra- Paul V. Forest ef Highand ave., aaaed sf tha aeeeeaar waa the rea- tt *MtM to kM» BMdi«al tech* secretary. aan for the aecraaee In tetel rat- nd attending Dtatu* «f Ub*r*y *a." I. tit H Mr. aad Mi able* for IWn. day, •» Sadiae* Ulaad, tuaday, Mr*. J*k* CMeabtrger aettv* la a are** 1 The commission hee launched a Oct. M. PH. Catherine at. ettertaiaed •*> I survey of boroufh need* and fa- At that time Counciuaan Wherten th* aehaai heard to eeaider i huadred* ef neneas aav* keen in dinner at their Tha auxiliary wiH ale* **nd part af tU new battmant at• an aad taa i*part*itat le ear- cilities in preparation for tha •***> Bruno Talarlco, *«« of Mr. and Mid he had received a easy at th* Mr. *ad Mr*. WaBer DaOrato, i guest* wer* Mr. tntation of a comprehensive recre- IM* audit made by Milton Celt, bor- Chriitmae bane* ever**** to Meal addHion to th* echael roam, •he M trial) la Fred Rltter, Mr- sat) ...... Mr*. Joaeph Talerica af II Can- eervicemen. eald that eaadHMa* already ar* CampMH av*., part Mtataan ational program and plan (or the ough auditor, which thawed a «*- have reeelved word of Ik* arrival lag*)*. Mr. *ad Mr*. A. C. N«r1ay. community. Meeting! arc scheduled tra.1 ave., left yaiterdty after a It- crease In the rattblea ef aMr* thaa Caeh deaatieae wer* mad* to crowded aad that they will net «•• Mr*. Marl* Meyer*. Mrt. UawOaS- day leav* at horn* f*r th* Navy lim,om. the community Halloween eetebra ia UBe-helle, Prance, *f thalr aMt, for the fourth Wednesday *i each baa* at Jatkaeavllla, na,, whar* Pvt, Braut DeOrate. lua tad daugbUr Diane. I month at borouf h hall. Tueiday night Cauatllmaa Whar- tie* aad to th* Peart Ralph fuad. Edward LaekM WM preesat te O**rg* Ko**, Jr.. tea af Mft ftxl he will take a nine week*' tMis- ton *aid, "That ttatement 1* abta- • tht board* taaetlea fer the Mrt, OMrge-Kech *f Tarh, tV, ing court* a* aviation machialat. luteljr la error." He it retted that Community club to ttrtM Itt pre- WM *per*t»| *a Tu«t4ar at •» f Council approved Councilman Talerlce recently completed hi* th* mlatafce waa not made with the •rtm ef encouraging euMaral aim*. Unltersity of Marytaad he**J»*i far Everett C. Curry's plan* fer tha recruit training *t tha Naval Train- idea of dlaeivdltlag anyone. "I task Station Cloned He Mid that Jehaa SmH, a mem- Musical Comedy tho removal of a hrala tuastr. Mr. immediate repair of Belvider* rd., ing center, Balnhrldge, Md. A the Mguree from th* lfM audit ber af the club, suggtsted the pro- wh* are trytag ta atak* and Mr*. Keen are farmer rest- eeveiwly damaged in Sunday'* graduate of Red Bank high aehool, which I had )utt received at the ject. Charles Thampson, prise's*), P*tttlMl tapttal *f the aMaatl** deals ef Drummond pi. aaa Oaarga atorm. Chairman of the streets com- he wae active In eehool activities previaue council meeting and did- By Coast Guard •akl eontnts In the *eneol it "gen History Given ta th*t hWtoMtt*r at* Is s former pupil at Red Baafc taittee, Mr. Curry Mid sectional including foothill and baaeball. r|< n't have a chance to compare them MONMOUTH MACH - Th* enily frowned upon" became all LITTLE SILVER-"!** Develop- 'A iitasar af th* Catholic High scho*!. Ml* Matatsaa gutter* along part* ef the road, waa preeldent of the «la*a of itsi. with th* tax duplicate. The au4it •o*»t guard atation here, In •aara- pupils do not hava an equal chance ment or Musical C»«*dy" wa* die- **• tow w __. -_Jtltt ar* It llsttd as "fair.' which run* down from Ocean blvd., waa incorrect," he aald. tl«i f«r many year*, wa* elo**d He added, however, that the pro- euaaed hy Mr*. A. Bartea Croat, ta irhahtat lareatigatton Mr*. B«wsrd Mutllaaa aad har will be installed. Plane fer the full- Mayer Charle* E. Aaplegate atat- Monday an ordere from Waehini- gram contained "much merit." Mr. drama chairman ot the atat* Fed- mother, Mrt. Mary JaaMha, af Male repair *f (he read end other TollRateTSet e« that he itill felt that another tsn and haa darted a wave af pro- Ryter agreed that th* program eration of Women'a clubs, at a far* la th* hMtery af *r*w Jwtey Shrewsbury av*., (pent the bewnfh street* were duwwssed. Ef- effort aheuM hn mad* to arrant* a :**t* among neighboring atuakl- should be contldered. Hi asked Mr. meeting of the Weataa't club y*t> "Th* *aaatrem a*ndMi**i that end with Mr. tad Mr*. ~ fort* toward thl* end hava been iiltlet. Larkaa to contact the principal terday. Her lecture we* Utaatrat- «• ar* attacking In Ntw Jtrtty conference with the aeaeeaor. H« with further ideas e)n the matter. Jeitwk* tt Perth Amboy. hampered, In th* MS* *t B*1vM*r* For Turnpike ••14 that other matter* have been Chief Boatswain Martin Meeker, ed with a musical aceetapaaJtMit a wkttiM *tt««tl*a. It hat Mr. aad Utt. i. Heary OWtlB ai»i Mhef roads. Mr. Carry MM, I* charge of the Handy Hook Ceaet hy Mr*. Alan Caraaaa, third die- m*n vtMantly hi ether -A eehedule «f toll brought to hie attention that are Lester W. Taylor announced that af Locust ave. ar* an a tw* week** hy thslr width. Th* rMd • » feet TMm more teriou* than thoae eontldercd Guard group which Include* thl* Walter Burkhardt, whe WM erltl trlct mutic ekalrman. •™ • • " ^nti •••• »»wi»»^ pa ai • «t«* mater trip In Upper New Y*fh SUM. wiae. Th* state reejulree a read be rate* to be charged for varlout •tation, *ald Monday he reeelved cally injured In the Feb. S Wood- Mrt. Fred A. Ellleoa gave * re- "That ttotexaent. h*w*v*r. I* net kind* of vehlclM using the new before, Mrs. Matilda Brvla ef Ajhtjsw tt ftet wide Mfete fund* ean be~ Mr*. Adelaide •. Crammer, bor- tn eraer thtt originated In Wash- bridge train wreck, soon will be port of the dlttrlet confensw *ae Jad* •• mhUaito* tn* tmBetrtaaet Park ia spending this veth with cosn* avsilable from the *t*t* tar lia-mile Turnpike has been adept- ington Instructing him to place the able to participate In hia schMl atteaded Tuetday at Peiat Pie**- of tfce etote'e earrent aadertsklng. •d by the CommlMioner* ef th* ough clerk, waa Inatructed to a*k Mr. and Mrs. Henry KigSia* * Ito Improvement. Mr. Poling te m**t with th* mayor station on a •'earetaher" batla, board work. This WM occasioned ant. Other member* atundlag wer* The evil* that we are attacking East Westside ave. N*w J*n*y Turnpike Authority, tt which mean* that only twa ef th* when Mr. Laeka* asked fer per- Mrs. Certrad* Davla, Mra. Cdwart •nd th* eporeilt* we ar* perform- Mr. Curry eetd h* hM Invert- wa* announced today by Paul L and council at hie convenience and eitht men assigned Mr* would Mre. William Fornatar* aa4 har gated th* complaint ef Uen Katt wherever he dealree. mission to use the school auditor- F. Elbert, Mrs, Robert Deugtat*. ing •**• law** that ar* deep- children, Billy and Caret Ana, wa*) Troast, chairman. remain. ium Oet. Si for a Halloween party. Mr*. W. J. Taylor aad Mr*. B4- rooted and eaaaot be cut out over- of TMaeek, wh* owns property tt Tht rate* rang* from a ataai- A new Ore erdlnane* wa* Intro- hav* been spending ta* ratuser th* corner ef Mount *nd Flrtt ave*. duced aetting up rule* and regula- Mayor Sidney «, Johnson pointed John Natale, physical eduMtlon In mund J. Cansona. night. Th* eUttat* haa tal*t*« fer with Mrs. Fornttsros Mrent*, Mr. Mr. Kttt had maintained In a let- mum of 11.71 per passenger car tion* for the Are department, pre- out that the station waa called on structor, atktri the hoard to ad- Th* way* and mean* eemmltt**, a long, long time. and Mra, Anthony LuelMM af . ter to Muneii that th* widening far th* full Hs-mlle*. IS for pa<- tcrthlnt dutle* and (talng penaltle* many times during th* summer fer vita him of any eutsld* assign- at a fund raiting projtet, aflere4 "Prior t* 1*4T. It teemtd to me River St.. have returned to th*lr t aa*) Improvement * First *ve. stager cart with trailer*, to MM for violation*. Th* outmoded ordi- reteii* operation* at tha threw*- ment* of th* auditorium since h* a prtat, "An Afternoon la !f*w J#ew Jersey wa* uaabl* t* c*p* home In El Paeo, Ten. for two-axle dual tire truck* and hury rock*, about twe mllea eaet la scheduling a eerlH ef aetlvltles Tark," which la thla <*** waa a wtth mterttato aunaitng tln«t aad 1 earner tka year had rteulted m nance waa repealed and the new la the gymaulum. CpL and Mrs, Ralph Tr*vt* at eraekt M th* sidswslk In fraat ef M f«r four or more axle semi- on* will be presented fer a nubile of here, Is an attractive flshlng pair *f tickets te th* mtttetl, "TS* I* K*w Jersey, m had Herbert it. art pannU af a aaagh. • ator* at th* Bower. Other tan*- trailer eomblnatle* trueks. hearing Nov. 12. spot. He alt* ttreited that dating Mr. Thompson rtpertoi th* King and t" Th* ptiat «u gt«** kw*4r*at of weal noticnotce f tor b*ra Friday at tht Blatlaa tatai «lhw*n Joined Mr, Curry whea ha Thtc* rate* ar* the** reeowi- Th* mayor and council accepted of th* ttatlea would leave a etreteh sehools MreiimMt as ITS. He MM ts Ml** May D Ttteney *f Wa*a- »»**J»a*ratla*J»a*ratlaf mdepeadentlymded . At •IUI at Fort Monmouth. TlM hahy mended by th* Authority'* M*4- of » mil's unprotected between tht P.T.A. I* r**dy to b*gla It* Infton, D. C. Mrt, M. 9. Jackwa the stato Vml, w* had *. peat fM* heen aam*d Kathy Aaa. ' •aid that traekt evident nMr the ne*r» of trnffle aad revenue la the Invitation of the Keyaort heard Bandy Hook and Shark river. \ etote front eeuld not conceivably of education to meet at the high telebinoeuler t**tst oef pupils' *y«* wa* chairman ef tke project, •*> k» eWeree- Mr. and Mr*. James Oamtt *f haw b»ea tke r*Mlt ef repairs to their preliminary report for 1M*. •ehoel to diaeua* a propoeed «ch*ol Mayer John*** Introduced a and aek*d fer an eleetrle baa* plug tltted by Mn. W. Lawreae* I*V tarl st., are partau ef a aaafiitoi tha h*r*ttgh'* mala thoroughfare. While th* sum ef the lnt*rm*- Udltlea tonight at • o'clock. retotutte* Tuesday night that wat In th* room whleh s*** will h*ush * bert, Mr*. O. Ivan Lpea*. Mrs. C hem Monday at Monm*«th Mtam dltte rats* between Interchange* acted upoa by the beard ef com- th* library. Thl* It the i all a Halg aad Mr*. Kdaiuad 1*1 hatplUI. Mr. Curry sail h* will so Inform fer th* full HI mil** of travel to- Ruatell Conover, building Impte- _ IMS. aftor tha adepttw af | Mr. stats. tar, reported ten building permit* miatlenera tailing for full restora- tn th* a*w addition ntw th* stair- Mr. aad Mrs. Jeha Netl af ttsa. tal M for passenger ean to aj.SO latued. and $4H In fee* collected. tion ef lifeboat *ertrte*e at the sta- H a a*w MtMMtaMta, w* wen in • for four or mor* atk truck*, th* tion her*. Similar action I* expect- A travel pragraa ea Ifawair —"'•• ta ttreagthtn th* state'* •r dr., art ptrenU *f a ••* ham Ha «tlm*t*d tha approximate eatt •a*) to hrlag together alt Monday at Menatatjth MeawrlU ' Omefl referred to th* pellet maximum toll to b* eellteUd for ef th* Improvement* at MftlM ed in Long Branch and Sea Bright. will b* given •* th* neat meeting. hospital. ' eweaalttee a request from the Coav th* *ntir* dlitonee In eaeh In- The Long Branch Chamber of Shrewsbury Man Oet. M. Mrt. Mirtnatl VaaWlskta, aatW aMsBBvttsBBBMBsmgf • «•«!•• araalty Republican club of Atlantic stant* will be 11.71 and H retpee- Cemmtre* Mendty night adopted Jr., wai chairman of the host*** C Edward Pichler ef th* realtor Xlghkiidi that th* borough iMtoll trvfthr, At an etamnle, If a four er a resolution urging the Coatt eoaailttee tafia eteveieprMM „ task feree* Srm of Walker and TlaaaH kit «*.«M*a tlfn* along South av*. and mere art* »*iwMr*n«r ««mMnatton Panel to Difctisf Guard te rteeatlder Ita MOM. Fined «U5 af *th*r stats a* parking signs In treat of pit- were to travel from tha Delaware WUIIaajM *f «• aprtagdal* waM flMHsBymsW I vat* 4rlv*a •• th* tvtnu* and that Memorial bridge to fMeaww*. tha Problem Children ave, ttrewtbury, wat aaed «11S World Commnnity ~~ T "W sr»^l#i IW gMC MB tha anted HmN ho etferted there. Mm of the Intermediate ratos Bernard Weletr *f Freehold, yeMerday *Mrat*f by MagMtrata wai M hwprave* w* wtr* ahlt t* tk* letter WM signed hy Mn. Woman's COP John V. Crewell e* three traa* ataay aad BwlUarUad. would tout 18.10; hut th* toll to h* president of the Moamouth county •*«ara th* MtvtoM *f ge*e) moa Mn. H. M. Farrow, l«f South It***! Braatoa, club seerttary. collected would be only IS, th* Meats! Htalth aaseciation, thli violation charge*, laeludhaff tHvlat Day on Nov. 2 UM MwtM* Sehwartshtpf. admla- Councilman Patrleh J. MeCoa- maximum whleh wouM be charged a ear without tha mit'i esnatnt, «t., win auend tha Ml WMa** week lttued aa Invitation ta alt Installs Officers Th* tMmtwn *f thd Red Bank totrattv* dtnetor ot tht law *ad Alumaa* ctnincil thai w*tfc<*st ai aelt, ehalrmaa of tha Snance MM- if the full US miles were traveled. partnto In th* county who ar* 1100; driving a ear without a II- aBMaMaxal smBtnTdrla* *BA*aA*m>**>*>A«kA 11 Chamhenkjurt, Pa., as tha r*pr*> tantM, wilt report at council'* n«xt worried about thalr children, to Mrs. Thoma... a F. Merfard ot Mid- ceaaa, 110, aad «ar*l*at drhrlac> M Ostiaell of Church Wa*Mn win k*M F**. " *BBiaaj*y •awBBMwaiWin* ' «|tt CtMsMratt*** dletown township,townahli vie* chairman their aanwal WerM Commaalty day 7*> Ml, wa wm abtt ta htgla •entotiv* of the Menmouth Coaaty •Meting Tuesday. Oet B), en the attend a tpecial forum at 8 p. m He pleaded suilty to all eauat*. Wilson club and her cltai. AhtMt •ufgettlon of. Earl* 8. Snydtr ef Eight elassHleettont of rate* are Monday. Oet. », at th* Mechanic •f tht Monmouth County Republi- When'asked by Magistrate Craw observance Friday, Nov. 1, at tke aJraM^pregram for toea|p«. 1. R. Snyder and company, Flrtt established, aa follows: class 1— can committee, installed officer* of «n te explain what happened, Wil- PreibytcrUn church. Th* progrua "AlTof thl* ha, taken tint, hut To council mtmbert, wh* repraseat for motorcycle, passenger car, taxi, Street achool. will Include a children* program floe graduate* and former atu- av*., that Muneii eontldtr tht ad- A panel of 13 men wilt attempt :h* Red Bank Woman't Republi- liam* replied, -If* just one ef those mueh mere must be den* before vaatagts of MliltlMi Insurance eov- ambulance or hearse, two-axle tia- can club Tuesday at a lunchson thing*. Judge." at Holy Trinity Lutheran church. dents, will hear a report hy Paul gl*-tln truck and two-axle tractor to show how parent* as Individual* Plant wer* made Monday at MM 2* *"•<•• >"»< •» •n^t- awala HavMi, eolleg* pnaMtat •rag* en the polle* Mr and Mm- and schools as a body can maks at th* Molly Pitcher hotel. Mn. Alfred William* ef New Terk htned additional coverage, prevtd. without trailer; clas* l-for p*e- Joseph C. Irwln af Reel Bank WM heat* at th* eounell president. Mr*. X*an*th M. McQueen, pretMeat It Msler for children to grow up city we* fined 180 en a charge of Samuel Hautman ef Paten pt lag Innrane* against Seed, hall Mnger esr with trailer, two-axle into healthy normal people. tha tptaher. loaning hit ear to an unlicensed of the Merchants Trust e*m*aay, aad ether storm damage, *n ether •InglMIr* truck with trailer; clat* Mrt, Irwln, a past president of driver. Monroe Johnson ot Bruns- "Uv* Thy Faith'* will be tk* ttoMMp totwMa th* *fkTof^ th. and Mrs. McQueen will ebserv* tb* hatwugh vehicles. Mr. Snyder l-for twe axle dual tire truck, Dr. M. Oregg Hlbbt, supervising th* United Women's Republican them* ef the ob**rvknc«, wltk sp«- atttrmy gMtral, and the amnty Uth tnaivtrsary af thtir aMrriag* principal of Red Bank schools, will wick, Oa., waa fined U for driving thought th* ISO deductible policy, hut; elati 4-for thret-ul* tlngie- club of Menmouth county, Invittd without a lleente and » for citt emphtal* placed *n tar** proteeotor*; wt^attd httttr train- tomorrow. far TlM per r*ar fer MIIMM MV- twlt truck; elate l-for three-txl* net ti moderator. The panel will number* lo attend th* county council project*, ecumenical ach*t- Mr. aad Mrs. Harry B. BaitMak* Ineludt school superintendents and Ing without registration In bit pt- •tat* ef th* police Mr, and the semi-trailer combination; elass I— Jlub'a tunehMn at Bta Olrt Inn, tenelen. arshlpt. aid to th* hemeleM and feav* moved fnan their fanaar haaaa m deductible policy, for matlelout for four or more axle semitrailer supervisors from almost every Oet. M. Sht also Mrved M treet- relief fer Korea* children. at ill River rd., Fair Mavtn ta TA ralMhlef aad vandalism coverage sehMl In th* county. According to ur*r ef th* Red Bank club many Other* flncd Included Chart** C. combination, truck and full trailer Wallace, driving without a drlvn'a Mn. Ralph Norton, council Chrl*. Ptton.pU where MM. BaUtraky fer other vshlelas, partleuUrly ad- combination; class 7-for special Dr. Hlbbt, the forum will attempt year*. tltn social relation* chilrmaa, will conduct her Battersky* anrat* vantageous. to thaw what ean be done to help license, SB, driving without car vthlele* net Included In th* preetd- Installs*: wtrt Mn. Keantth tt registration In nla peateaatoa, (S, named Mn. Harold Hornberftrand RtgUtry, Mr. Batttrahy, whs waa Ing MaMineatlons, and elut a-for children who have a d*f*et In thtlr Smith, Br., prtsldent; Mn, L. C. Mr*. Fred Bejrd chalrawn *f Ik* Dinner Honors an accountant for th* Ctntral Balk tpteeh or who have difficulty in and putlng a red light, IS; Lssll* children'* program. non-revenue vehicle*. reading or who are Inclined to get Richardson, flrat vie* president; JR. Day, HI Harding rd.. R*d road af New J*ney tar away ' Mayer Waldron P. Imlth called "In s;lte of th* hl|h*r coat for Mrs. William I. Klataky, second Th* council will ba*e Ita yeart, ha* recently retired. Mil hah. for th* ee-opcratlen ef borough r*«- Into trouble. Rank, careleaa driving, H; Thoma* New Members tht turnplk* than originally Mtl- vice president; Mrs. Oeorg* A. Mcaintock, Norwood ave., Long the Christian Woman'* Act!** pro- by it photography and lading r*. Meatt with hi* reaueit that ttavn mated in l«4S, w* have been able to He Mid, "We will report on tome Gray, secretary, and Mrt. jMtph gram for world peace which ret- tlrement gavt him to* mueh Uaw •at b« burned en oil-topped ttretti. of the major finding* of tht re- Branch, speeding, 18, and AUtn ommtndt that member* atreagthm BNBiNrg *f th. R*d Buk BttiiaM maintain th* rates recommended Serpico, treasurer. Jayleni. lummlt, evtrtlm* parkin*. aa hi* hand*, ht ha* takra a .•*> fir** ef thta type dry out the ell cent White House conference sur- Mr*. Irving Krakewltch, lunch- and uta their own spiritual ft* and PtefMalonal Women', «i«h wai ttaalag, th* mayor aald, with eon- by our traffic engineers at that M l llt Cr altion with Darn'* Phot* shop aa time," added Mr. Troait. "Th* vey and will thow what hat been eon chairman, gave a gift to the aeureet; live democracy la their 1? ?. « •' >»»*> •«••« Waiuee st. aaauant crack* In gutter* during dent to help certain children in retiring president, Mr*. Edna N. home town every day; know and cold weather. Ha alto reminded greater-than-normal InerMM In th* patt and what can be done -Ji. Iptaktra wtr* Mrs. Blltta Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Smith *f M tranV in tha pait two yean It a Phillips. Floral arrangement* and •upport th* United Nation*, dlKlp- Brady ef But Orange, second vie* Rlversld* ave., are on vaeatien and retldMt* ef th* eommunlty ef fir* with the help of the schools and corsage* for olflctrs and gutstt Held for Jury ""1W*»«* •* the *ut« club, and fNviatien week and th* annual factor In thla decision and we are parents." line themaelve* to ahar* over abua- travcllag tn tha West and loath. confident that with these reason- were made hy Mrs. Richard Hack- dance of apirltual aad natleaal re- jj Osrtrad* LM, Fr**heM. atou Cards postmarked Battle Creek, drtr* for cellar*, garagM and eloa* Th* panel wilt Include Joseph staff and Mrs. Clara Schwenker. club awmhanhlp chairman. at* free from traih. able rates the public will be wilt- On Theft Charge source* and atudy and diteuM with Mich, were received hy Mni$ at their own famlllt* and a*l|hbtrt, MI**D*r*thjr Dean antldaa and Red Bank yesterday. Council authorlMd the purchaa* •chools, and schoo HIOHLATfDB — Harold Taylor. Mta* Oereth** Firry, mtmn«rihip •f a typewriter which, with an al- time wvlng* to be effected by tha M, of 3SS Monmouth rd., West th* IMUH of pete*, Mr*. Carmell* Taltrlo* «f *A new turnpike, together with the euperviton: Harmon Bradford, Scout Leaders ehainatn. latrMueed th* fellawinj North Bridge av*. |* a lurgkal •*> lewaae* of MO for th* pr**ent ma- Long Branch; Dr. Harry Hill, As- Long Branch, waa held Is M.OOO MW auaiheri: Mn. Worth aehaato ehln* aad I3S dltcount given th* safety and comfort to be provided." bury Park; Dr. Wyllo Pate, Mid- To Be Honored ball for the action ot the grand Women to Serve ll li ltoiMt > Mff 0MB Utnt at Rlverview hotpltal. baraugh, win coat 1110. Paittagir Car OhargM dletown township; Dr. O. J. Moul- jury Monday when he waa arraign- J 5J!?' L * ' •» Josiph R. HinUlmann, at* at ton, Neptune township; Dr. Charles Monmouth eounell of Boy Scout* ed b*for* Magistrate Milton A. At Halloween Party Mr. and Mra. Joseph Hlatebaaan Tht schedule of rate* for pas- UPleaela, Mrs. Daniel Bro*a» of Irving pi., haa returned to Holy senger ears between the varloui A. Wolbach, Rumson; Lloyd Cas- will honor 200 scout leaders Mauaner on a charge of grand throughout the area as part ef the larceny. Member* of the auxiliary of It> Mr*. John Harkln, Mrs. Helea Croat college at Worcester. Maaa, interchanges, starting at th* Dela- te!. Freehold; Fred Evans, Man- dtpandrat Or* oompany will at atraugha Ceaevor, Mrt. Harold Health, Safety atquan; John Harttler, Key port; annual recognition dinner cere- Arrested Saturday night I tor his senior ye»r. utt Hlatotaaan ware Memorial bridge, Is as tol- monies at tht 8«a Olrt Inn, Men- offlclalt arranging Red Bank'* Hal- TMnmtMh, Mn. Eric Blttrem and hat recently btcn named atslataat low*: RutMtl Sutler, Matawan; Herbert Time* Square, New York city, Tay- loween parade and party. Plans far MIMM1 Eileen MeOaugnlin, Grace Metntrt, Atlantic Highland*. day evening, Oct. ». lor waived extradition In felony sports editor of Th* Tomahawk, Swed*tboro-Ch*tttr,. .11; Wood- participation in this event wer* Sehenh, N*»ey Koran, Eliaabath college pap*r, and ha* written nu- To Be PTA Topic bury-flouth Camden, .IS; Camden- E. Donald Sterner, president ef court on a warrant Issued by Mr. mad* Monday at th* An houea. WarwlckjAdtMnt Mats* and Attrlk the council, stated that In addition Mauaner on the complaint ef John merous artlcWi for the college year LITTLE SILVER—"Health and Phlladelphla, .10; Burllngton-Mt. to the recognition ef service, vet- Mra. Harry Aumaek, wife ef th* (Ricky) Dagavarlan. Safety" will be the topic ef the Col. R. E. Bennett la New A. Bahrs of 7S Naveslnk ave. Tay< book, The Purple Patch. Ho la a*. Holly. .10; Bordentcwn-Trentoii, eran awarda and ten training lor was alleged to hava taken be- deputy chief of tht fir* department, City Recelres 185,000 tiv* in Inter-mural basketball, ha* flrat meeting of the Parent-TeacRet .10; HlghUtown-Trenton. .15; New Special Services Chief awards a* part of the national wat welcomed at a ntw member. association Tueaday at » p. m. in tween 11,000 and 11,500 from Mr. b*m on the Tomahawk ttaff f*r Brunswick, .IS; Oarden State Park- training program would be made. Bahrs' home last Thursday. He wal The flrat priic In th* group'* ntw Offer for Property th* past three ytan, and en tht the achool. way, ,W; Woodbrldce-Tht Amboy*, FORT MONMOUTH-Ueut. Col fund raising projtct wat awardM Raymond E. Bennett, special a*r- The high point of the event will surrendered In general session — PARX-Clty eounel dean's list for the past three year*. Charlea A. Thompaon, achool .06; Carteret, .10; Elisabeth, .11; be the presentation of scouting*' court to Patrolman John Mackel to Mr*. Patrick Nlcelettl. Mrs. Eu- Tuatday afternoon reeelved an «f- He la majoring In English. principal, will be in charge ef the Newark airport, .10; Newark-Jer- vlcej oillcer here the pait 21 gene Patterson, Jr., won the meet- month*, la being elevated to special highest honor of the Silver Beaver, who returned him Monday. fer front Michael Welntttln, local Mr. and Mr*. Oterft Orlggt sit program. He will Introduce Dr. sey City, ,10; Lincoln tunnel, .20; to two of the county't outstanding ing prlc*. nal taut* agent, of M5A» for pur- fclla* E. Long, achool physician, Stcaucua, 06; George Washington aervleea chief for the entire First The magistrate dismissed a com- Httbtrt at. are parenU of « ton leaders which will be announced at Saturday, Oet. to. tha auxiliary chase of a section of the Caiman bora Tuesday at Rivervlew ha*. whote topic will be "The General bridge, .15. Army arta, with hi* n*w assign- the dinner. plaint of automobile theft brought will ae* th* miMltal, "Two oa th* houM prop*rty on Ocean av*. Mayor Health Conjlderation of the School ment to become effective this week. by Adeline Rltter, who It employ- Me," in Ntw York city. Mrt. Cal- Ojorga A. Smock, id, told Mr. pltal. ' Child." ana John Natale, who will In taking over hi* new dutle*, More than 800 eubmatttn, scout- ed here. She made the eomplainl Mr. and Mr*, Jack Ktant of Mar- Offer Council Chamber matters, explorer leaders, den vin Carhart and Mrt. Harold Mas- Welnatola eounell wouM desld* by explain the phyalcal health pro- Col. Bennett assumes the position after lending her car to Taylor who ttt ntxt MMtlai, Oet. M, whether lon at have returned home from a mothers and commiaalontr*, to- used th* vehicle several day*. Mr. garetll ar* in general chart*. Sonthtrn motor trip. gram o! the, tehool in hia capacity For Use at Cl*w»room at head of all special *ervlc*a ae- Th* next auxiliary meeting will to aeeest hM* for the •a phyalcal education teacher. Mr. tlvltlu at mlllUry Installation* In gether with their wives, have been Mauaner said no ground* for a property. Mrs. Ollvs Croydon of Marlon at. Thompaon will alto ditcuaa aafety. EATONTOWN —This borough'* th* New England states, New Terk Invited to the affair. Tha executive eharg* of ear theft war* evident be Nov. 12. hat been spending a week with h*r mayor and council last night of- and New Jersey, and will be sta- board has cancelled Its regular after he heard teatimony on th* Mr. Welntttln laid ht Intended ton, Charlea Croydon of Oc**np*rt. At an executive board meeting monthly meeting to Join In the Tueaday at the achool, under the fered Ita meeting place to th* board tioned at Flrtt Army headquarters, complaint. Flugel—Scott to build a ont-atory ttruetur* with Mr. and Mn. A. T. Schmidt of ot education for use as a claas- Governor* Island, N. T. ceremony and the arrangements tight or aint atorat In tke part of Spring *t., will leave tomorrow on leadertbip of Mn. Charlei Edel- rootn for the school'! fourth grad*. committee it going all out to make Engagement Told the proptrty new uMd for muni- mann4 president, plan* were made During hi* t«nur* ef duty al thla » top event. 64>Unlt Hotel Annex a motor trip throuth tht Watt, Thl to conduct a five-year aurvey of Mayor F. Blia* Price said a re- Fort Monmouth, Col. Bennett wai DENVILLE-Mr. and Mr*. Htn clpal parking, Hi told council that couple will b* gone several w*«k*. quest was made to him for the Instrumental Arrangements with the manage- a Ptderai Hewing administration pre-school children in the borough, In numerous majoi Eyed in Long Branch ry Flu(«l «t tttlt plac* announn *** h.4 *™,n.d th. ,,. . to MtUt the board of education room. He said, however, that he project* for added entertainmen ment at the Sea Olrt Inn will per- the en(tag«m*nt of th*lr daughttr, and the planning board in their understood the building previously and aoeitl dlvtraien for the troops mit the scouts to build a typical LONG BRANOH-A plan for Mlu Martha Klu|*l, to Walter R a "strictly commercial' plan* for the future. Thla waa con- was condemned tot school utt b/ on tha pett. campsitt at tht entranet and tht construction of a M-unlt annex to property, p the atate board of education, add- entire evening will be flavored with the Hollywood hotel was received Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. L, W. •ldered necemry by both boardt Th* soon-to-b* completed Bel Scott of Seventh av*., Atlantic In view of the rapid growth ot ing that council should co-operate houtt waa carried through malnl; scout tongi and eartmonlet. Mon- Tueaday night by th* planning Speaker Reviews Music Lecture if the room la suitable. Council- mouth eounell will also announce board. The proposed building would Highlands. A January wadding la the boiouich. The P.T.A. hope* to by hit effortt. Also In sports, i planntd. , Dr. Edna McEaehera, director keep a permanent record for their man Ralph L. Lewis recommended brand new grandstand wat erecte the three-year program which will be ereeted Just weat ot the hotel Mission Service of the department of musle at the loan of the room "if found carry the organisation forward property on Cedar ave. Mitt Flugii It tmploytd by tt* Montelalr State Teacher* college, on the baseball field and In the Boonton Radio corporation tt Lima SILVBR - Mrs. No< satisfactory," and aald council near future, a mueh needed track, with activities until 1MU. Rttirva- Tha property I* In a residential will give a lecture recital at th* The committee alto gave approval would probably have to find a new tion* are being accepted at th* Boonton. Mr. Scott I* tmploytd amlth spoke on "Th* Background mtetlng of Mechanic Btreet school. to a plan to hava the county libra- for running and Held svtnts, wil lone, and the planning board was of MlsalonaryWerk In South Ams^ place to meet, probably the fire- be In operation. headqutrtera ef Monmouth council uncertain If it hat Jurisdiction In by Qtorgt Koepptl and Son*, At- Parent-Teacher association, Tut*. ry aupply luftlclent book* to atart men'* room In borough hall. Th* in Long Branch. lantic Highland*. tea" at a mtttlng of th* Wom*n day at th* school. Th* P.T.A. hat> • library In the ichool and agreed the mutter, to It voted to consult Society for Chrlotlan Service , school has been having th* un- City Solicitor Julius J, Oolden for pltallty commutes hat Invited the to preaent ts th* membcrjhlp at Embury M«th*dl*t church last public ta attend tke lecture which th* nrat meeting a requett far the popular "double itssion" for th* CD Police Reserves Two More Auto Deaths an opinion. The hotel waa reecntly Held for Theft wt*k at th* home of Mn, William fourth grade. purchased by the R, 8. T. Reslty starts at I p. m. P. T, A. to provide thrive* for T. Sawyer on Slivorton avt. Mrt Dr. McEachern't subject Is "In- - ithtm. To Permanently Band Recorded In County corporation, headed by Irvln Cohen Of Red Banker's Car W. J. Ttylor showed eolored *lld* GARDEN uf Deal, The annex nlnn* cull for ef Btrmuda. trrnatlonm Underitsndlng Through Mr*. W. H Smith presented plan* BATONTOWN —The police re- ALLENTOWN—Two more traf- eaeh unit to have combination liv- NKW YORK CITY - Otnt Jen Muiie," with emphasis to be pltetd for the annual baiar to he hrld at NEW BRUNBWICK-The Oarden serves of the Civil Detensa cnunrll fic fatalities wtr* recorded in Mon- ning* of P*nn* Orove, N. J,, who Atttndlnt wtr* Mlu Marie W'l club (if New Jersey opened Cours* ing room-bedroom, dressing room, en th* Importance of uilng tht the ichofll ftaturday, Dec, 1, In thia borough will meet Nov. 13 mouth county Sunday during the bath and an "eirteelncy" kitchen. is charged with stealing th* car sf by, Mrs, Noel Nltton, Mrt. Jennlt musical approach. The aptektr it One of th* Uth New Jeruy Flower to form a p«rman«nt nrganlntlon, heavy storm whtn a car crash** Philip Tucker of 1 Catherine it,, Burnttt, Mn, Mrytl* Cl M an accomplished pianist, with a * •EALTORa, Bl'ILDEM MEET show school Monday at Rutgers elect officer* and adopt by-lawa. Into a tre* on the Allentown-Lake- Red Bank, wa* arraigned In felony Atoiua I. Curehln, Mn. S. F. SI wldt txperienct at a ttaeher and university Commons building. Th* Council President Spencer Pat- wuod rd. In Millaten* township, JOCKEY court her* thla wt*H m charge* btrt, Mn. Fr*d A. Blllton, Mr*. O lecturer. She has lectured before BPRINa IJkKE HEIOHT8 - course Is given for those seeking terson, chairman of CD, aald the about, light miles sast ef htr*. BRAINTREE, MASS, - Harry grand larceny and robbery, •, Foltom, Mn. W. B. Ltldwlg, Itn th* Mttropolltsn Otvra guild, Mu- ' Tin Mnnmmith County Board ef credits or limply for general infor- tuggtstion to make a permanent State trooper* tald Antonio Be- Pratt, a Jockey who rodt his last Petit* charge that Jennlngi and Wtlttr C, Morris, Mrt. Jam** W sic Educators' Nutiontl confar- • Realtor* will hold a Joint meeting mation on horticulture, flowtr ar- organliatlon of the reserves was vllacqua, 58, Trenton, apparently ract at Monmouth Park two ytar* a companion, who wa* not appre- Manhalt, Mn. Frtd P. Morf, Mrs, •nee, and numtrou* other organi- with th« New Jfrxcy Shore Build- rangement and flower show prac- mad* Tu**day night when dS re- became excited at a loud clap of ago, died yesterday after a long William Skldmor*, Mra. L. W. Tay- en' aw.-iaUon Tuesday at 7 p, an, hended, stole a pocketbook contain- sations, ; tice. The tccond aeislen will be serves mot, At th* meeting, fnv thunder and bumped against the Illnett, He suffered a broken naek ing ISO from Ellen Dougherty ol lor, Mrt, Clara Wabittr. Mrs. HtV Dr. McEachsrn has also bssa a la the Beau Rivagc reataurant. A Oct. 22, and the third, Oct. 24, Mr*. tured technicolor movlos of the driver, Alexander Butter, 82, Tren- In 1943 when thrown from a hone tn QAiaekenbuth and Mrt. BUM' motion picture of the accomplish- New York city Oet, 3 and used ttu teacher of mutle at Columbia uni- John Lnngtnberger, a member of atomic bombing of Hiroshima and ton, who lost control of the car, tt Buckingham Park. stolen wfir In escape, Magistral b«th Ntlll whe wa* * gutit. versity, Smith colltge, Unlvtnlty . ment* of private enterprise vemui the Navcilnk Garden club, Is serv- Nagaaakl and atom it»l» in -New Mr. Beviltcqua and Flortnee E, puhllr koualni in Mtnjphli, T»ntt,, Surviving are hia wife, Mrs, Ambroia J. Haddock ttt H.000 ball of Maryland, Leland Stanford, uni- ing on the general committet for Mexico and. ttat South Pacific win Smith, 01, Bordentown, died of in- Uulu Pratt, and a dtufhtir, Un- en both counts and adjourned tk* Tk* reareadd ta **tttr *nd sttftr bbail- versity and tht Colltgt of WUUMI . will bt ibowa. fhowa. jurist sufftrtd la th* MUIHIB. • ** *erU** I* Tit Biguter rttullailfa . Ik* eouri*. da Leuit* Pratt. btarlni until Oet. 11. UaV and Mary. ' •ttUB MNMfKf. 0CW9WH ft, \m Brlto of Iient. Joka .tecs, Jr. Nuptials Jean Maehtodi flower show LOCAL WEDDINGS] Is Shower Guest For Children kaafc. **—#M wttk Mr*. Harold Stveria of Eut KBAMtKJMO-hUM OfaM •* Westsiiie av*., tu keateu Tucatey aat* aM Itobnt Lama awta •»»• night at a mlieellaneoua fbewcr for Viewed by PTA rio* Buaday dUitM* at BL bi'i MiaablartMaita hsr rlece, Mi*s Joaa Maelatwh. Fair Hart*, (stays Cathatic eaurea rectory by Bo*. •an waa aaaid af Miso M«elr,to*h will kecom* the Joseph A. BlaehaC. Tk* arid* to tit* hride nf PTC. Jaaut Each, V. 8. fhtor of Mr. apt) Ms* ftM art* witb a m tUH 1 man awt I Air Corp*, et J*ssee*)Urg, Sunday Opeaa Program at aoaat* of Part MaaakMtk rd. aad 1 wata a nrternnon at th* Red Bank Re- tk* brldigraiai la tho aaa af Mr. atrtadhat aM formed church. Wills* St. Sclwal aa4 If r*. WutM Una* af Urn*. into Sci Gifts for th* brld«-*l*et wer* FAIR HAVZ* — Aa Informal I gadebitf. waa awwar gtrL placed In a "wishing well." which Sower Show for pupils of Willow war* a Mlaalil atyled gawa af ga» «•• decorated la a yellow and white Street, and Kno'.lwood schools fea- aack atua, aM aarrtod a aauU ca» color scheme, Ftvera for guest* tured th« opening meeting of th* were mlnlaturt) old-f*(hloa*d smi Parent-Teacher association Tues- qu«tt, day at Willow Btrcct school. Mem- Guf.m wer* Mr*. Harry Claytsa, h«rs of the local Garden club wer* Jr, Mrs. Jackaon T. Murphy, Mr*. Edfard Murphy, Mrs. John Mauner, judges. Mrs. Lewlj E. Connor was Mrf. John Escti, Mr*. Elwood Hen- chairman. dricks. Jr., Mr*. Henry Higgins, Judges wer* Mn. Carlo* Ordon- Mrs. Peter Mortau, Mrs. Throdor* es, Mrs. Frank Kenney and Mrs. Murphy, Mr*. Prank Uoversidg*, Harold Lartaud. Assisting Mrs. Tb* arl«ntnm kM Ma bratkar, Jr., Mrs. Jack Uiveratdc, Mr*. Anna Connor were Mrs. Harry C. F. Wor- J. Caatalta of Bla*m>Hd Murphy, Mrs. Joseph Frank, Mr*. den, Mrs. Edward Warren. Mrs. H. Norman Hallam. Mn. William 8ev- Dalton Hall, Mrs. Charles Goodell, wata Bdward Kaablar af AtlaMle erin, Mr;. Frank Ljoversidge, Mr.,Mrs. Oeorjr« A. Hatch, Mrs. Harold MighUad*, aM Mtebaal fiaa af Mrs. Leon Pennington, Mr*. Emil Lartaud, Mrs. Stanley M. Dahlgren New Yatk city. Hryschkanych, Mn. Peter Etch, and Mrs. Emit Jakubory. Tha arid*'* aaat aw aMiiM w Mrs. Paul Mall, Mn. William Well- Willow Street pupils winning • duaty atah laaa gawa, wMk mattfc- nrr, Mrs Pader Gltleion, Mr*. Wil- first prises were Dick Young, r aer*«aarl*a aM a iiraage it liam Macintosh, Mis*e* Betty Jane fourth grade; Diana Hitchcock, m. Tk* arllagrnm's motkor Hallam, Dorothy Loverilage, Plans second grade; Pamela Hinchclifls, ware aavy bhj* witk a aaraaga of Phyfc, Judy Hallsm, Betty Jan* second grade; Debbie Scott, fifth Esch and Jean Hutehtnson. grade; Susan Scott, third grade, Wb*a tka taugt* r*tur* treat a and Lynn Bonner, seventh grade. trip (0 Canada, they wM hi at boaea Second prlies, Pamela Hinch- at t Mania ave, Kaaaaanrg. Tbo cllffe, second grade; S-indra Vac- bride I* a gradaata af MMdMawn canelll, third grade; Susan Scott, tohitowMbt e hib( . " • ~ ' Engage*! third grade: Judy Lartaud, third Oiven la marriag* by bar father, atitut*. Mr. Oaftello waa graduated Mr. and Mrs, John Morris of grade; Lorraine Anderson, fifth th* brld* war* a whit* *atla gawa:, from at. MteaalM af Valentine Houth St., announce th* engage- grade, and "Stevle" Stewart, eighth with a high neckline which had a •raparatary *cbaal and tb* Murray ment of their daughter, Miss An- grade. yak*, embroidered witk *a*d aearla Mill lastitut*. bath In M*w Tark gela Morris, to Charles Pappai, son Third firilti, DonaM Robard», •M allver beads. Th* drou had city. During WarkJ War II b* of Mr. snd Mrs, Bpiros Psppai of fourth grade; Carol Christiansen, ntted badtee, pointed at the waist acrvtd la tba navy far M uantha Asbury Park. klndergsrten; Dehbie Scott, fifth A awatlat nus* feUaw*d tba aa tba aklrt. aM b*r *ec***ari*i line, and a full skirt which farmed a* n malar macbiakH, Srat elai*. H« grade; Msrjorie Kirschmin, fifth •raiding Saturday af Mia* Franee* w*ra illvtr. Sh* carried aatay* a( t long train, the ware a tiara a I* a Maael **rvlc« *ngia**r, em grade; Clifton T,e«.i«, Jr., first T. Oalatre, daughter af Mr. aad y*ltaw aetar* *a a prayar book. •earls, and aarried a bouquet played by tb* BaMwii grade, and Lorraine Grimmer, sec- Mra. Jaba Oalatro af Wasklagtoa John Oalatro, Jt. tk* brt#«'« white ehrysaathmuau aM baby'* tan caraaratlan af Pkllad«l»hia. Mr. «M Mrs. Varraat Brr*sm We*, U ond grade. at, aad liout. J*aa lueea, Jr., saa aratktr, wu boat man. M*r two braath, Knollwood pupils winning first af Mr*. Jaba Sueca af Tucson, otkor bratbm, WllUaai aM IStw NIBBCBajaV^JUfO Mist Jsnctt* Rlcksm, daughter town township was maid ot honor. prises wer* Iw*is«^*j I"*** Nloderer, daughter af Mra. Albert Hallow rd, Mlddletowa towaehip, styled with a halter top and worn grade; Mary Franco* Hounihan, ^VftwfBBBfaj «Hfi VwTWmtQwJ* fit* Tba brMa'i Matbar war* aa a*,"* honor. Htr gown was ahrlm» aalor Nlodanr af Baat lUvar rd, beeama with a matching iihouldir capo. Her MMIMll VAC ••©#Mi#*l Wittl ftH Ite* *ft*rno*a drw* with match- baeame the bride ot Forreit Brycon second grade; David Lartaud, and her flower*, yellow chrysan- the brMa af J***ph Mephea Lang. Unce, Id, son of Mr. aad Mr*. Far- acceuoriea were lavender lare and wbM* fill aaw*r* and f*rai. lf bat aM a«e**iorl*i, a mink themums. fourth grade; Greg Taylor, kinder- mm at Mra. Nora L«ng af Haaea rest Bryson Lance, Jr., af OaklaM, ber flnweri lavendur d.ihliaa. Don- garten, and Pi>Rgy M,iK"«\ third Harold Wabtr w*« ergaalrt aad •cart, aM a earug* of orchids. Mlm Virginia Tarr af Hobo- rd., Fair Havaa, Saturday in tho ald Uimbrrt of Morrliiville, I'a, Mlaa ROM Hgaatara, *eM*t. Mem- Th* couple ar* on a wedding Cal., Sunday afternoon at th* Red grade. ken and Mi** Sarah Oraaiano 0 rectory at Holy Crau Catholic Bank Methodist church. Rev. Rog- WPS best man. ber* af St Aathany'a chair aaag trip ta Tuciaa. Far traveling th* Canada wer* bridesmaid*. Thel Second pr!«e»r Grejr Taylor, kin- tba ma**. A ree*ptl*a aad dlnnar brio* wet* a alum colored suit church. R*v. Jewph A. Sulllvaa er J. Squire, pastor, performed tb* The bride's mother chose a navy dergarten; Peggy Magee, third; . gowns, mad* like the honor attend perfwmed th* ceretnany In a eel- ceremony. blue crepe suit with navy blue ac- fat M gwtata follawed at Saa Olrt with kfawa acc*a*orlM, *> mink ants, were turquoise and eham- Paul Kacen, third grade, and Car- Inn, SM Olrt. •cart and a eors*ge of aamalllai. ting at wblta gladiall aM wblta The brld* was given la Marriag* ceieoriei and a corsage of white olyn Wren, fourth srrade. pagn* and their flowers cbryaantlMMwna. by her brother-in-law, Ralph orchids. A reception followed at the Tb* brMa, glvaa la marriag* by Tba eoupl* will auk* thatr horn* bronta colored chrysanthemum!. bome of the bride's mother. Third prlres, Bob Black, first bar father, waa gawntd la whit* at Caaa doraoa, Oa. Whin th* Springer of Trenton. Her gawn waa grade; Barbara McConnell, second The best man wu Milford Dun white slipper u.tln designed with a The couple are now oh a motor tttta. Tba dr**« waa *tyled wMh briaograea* ewnpletis hi* Army as- ctn of Fort Menmouth. The usher grade; Susan Margolin, feeond aa llltMlon MehMa*, trimmed at •Igaauat, they plan to awk* their aweetheart neckline, framed In trip to Oakland, Cal., where they grade; Mary Frances Hounihan, were Jemes Psri*. the brld*'* Chantllly lace, and trimmed on the will visit the bridegroom's parents. tka edgat In Iridoaint p**rl em- haaM la TUMM. brothar-in-law. and Sylvester Shep- second grade, and David Lartaud, bnM*ry. Th* dru* bad loag Mra. tuaaa I* a graduate *f Red tlght-flttiag bodice with insets of For traveling the bride wore a gray fourth grade. ******* aad a long trained akirt. herd, both of Keansburg. Obantilly lace. The sleeves af the wool auit with red accessories and alum aM a teat tralaai aklH. •aak hlfh school, th* Rod Bank Following a reception at tha 4 corsage of white roses. At th» business meeting which Wat kmtalicr awtabad bar pwi •uatataa laatltut* aM attended gawa were long and pointed *nt followed the show, Mrs. William Kalghts af Columbus hall, tba can* the full shirt had a train. The Th* bride, a graduate of Mlddle- aM bar ilhtataa toll wa* lagwtlp MawMMtb Jualor oall*g*. an* I* a pie left on a wedding trip te lawa, Wren, president, introduced teach* awmbtr af taa cbalr of It. An bride's veil wu French illusion and towa township high school, attend- ers of Knollwood and Willow 1 wh*re they* will visit th* brid*- aarrioi • hauau*t *f blu* thoay * CatbaUe church of th* fall from a cap made nt illualon ed Hunter college In New York Street ichools. The speaker wa* groom'i p*r*nu. Upon tholr r*turn aM eluater* ot orange MetaaMi. city. The bridegroom attended the •M wbHa delphiaium* which ab* Steaaat Mary (oaallty of thai they will live at Belmar. Dr. Nelson Gilbert Hanawalt, as- rJaaad at tb* foot of th* atatu* of church. Ih* li •«»!*y#4 aa a nc Mi* carried an arm bouquet of University of California. lie is in Ml** Angela Mont* sociate professor tn psychology at rotary at Fart Menmouth ana it Tht brld* wa* graduated from white roses. the Aimy, stationed it Fort Moh- tha Bin*** Mother batata advane mouth. New Jersey College for Women. tag U tha attar. Sh* waa praeaded traaaurar af th* Cartara Mf Middlotown township high tebaal. Mlu M. B. DaWlnUr of Middle- Mis* Morrl* attended Red Bank His topic was "Juvenille Delinquen- by Mil* Marion D'Antnoay, vie* anaelaUaa. The bridegroom Is In th* army high school, and also attended cy, Its Causes, Prevention snd arofaat of tba Blasatd Vlrgla Mary and I* a radar Instructor atatloaod schools in Metellny, Qrnee. Her U*ut tueca wa* educated In at Fort Monmouth. , th* eouple left aa a wedding graduate of Kearny high school, Remedies." tadalHy af tha Church, who wai prlvat* aehool* In Franca, Italy, father Is th* owner of th* Strand trip to Canada. They will mak* attended Dawson institute, Newark. restaurant here, Plans are boin< completed for * dr*eaed In a whit* gawa with a Swlticrlana aad 8p*ln. H* li XtMALKOWSiuk-NEVlUB their horn* in Aibury Park. He I* a carpenter contractor, naiar to he held Nov. 19 at. Willow bhse v*l| a* a reareientatlve of the traiuata af tba Unlverilty of Art- BEUFORD—At Beiford Hethed- Th* bride was graduated from After a wedding trip through the Mr. Pappas wa* graduated from Street ichool between 3:30 p. m. •adalHy. She acctaUd th* brld** aona, aM wa* working on hi lat church Sunday afternoon, Mist Long Branch high school, and is •outhern It ate the couple will live Aibury Park high aehool and Syr* and 10 p. m. Mrs. Joseph F. Hunter, •adallty medal, aad pr***nt*d htr ma*tcr'a d*grc* at th* Univcriity Lucy aiatfy* Kemalkewtkl, daugh- employed by th* Progressive Lit* oa Vermont ave., Port Monmouth. CUM university. He li employed at chalrmin, will be assisted hy Mrs. a etataa. A* bar bridal boutjuet, of California wh«n rwalied to ac Ur of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. JSimal- Insurance company in Red Bank. Camp Evans-, Belmar. Dahlgren, Mrs, William Morgan, th* brid* carried a *aray *f whit* tlv* duty la th* Army for 21 kowskl at Port Monmouth, becam* Mr. DeVlto attended Red Bank Mr*. Paul Smith, Mrs. William L. camattlM and Ivy aa a moth«r-of- month*. H* I* a member of th p*arl pray*r book. the bride of William A. Neville, Catholic high school, and Is em- WHITE PLAINS, N. Y-Mrs Russell. Jr., Mrs. Clifford Grimmer, •Ik* club, Knight* of Columbui, son of Mr. and Mr*. Steva N*alon, ployed at the Naval Ammunition Ruth Morrison Philipp of Eaton- Dorothea Perry to Be Mrs. Milford Wlltsle. Mrs. John Mia* Andrea D*Luea af Red Mcntary-trtaiuntr of th* South also of Port Monmouth. Rev. Rob- depot at Barle. town, and Col. Charles S. Herr- Married Saturday Hessell, Mrs. Charles Goodell, Mrs. Bank, tba bride'* aunt, wai maid Tueton Lion* club and a numbe ert Blackman, pastor, performed mann, of East Orange, were mar- Noel Lartaud, Mrs. Bailey gcott ef baaar. H*r gawn was purpl* af th* Tucaaa Chambtr of Cam- th* eeremony. a\ Lang CASHEL-BKBKMAN ried Saturday In the Ridge- Miss Dorothea Perry af West mcrec. and Mrs. William Borncr. •atia. mad* with a (light train The bride w*i glvon In mar- NBW YORK CITY — Saturday vlew Congregational church, White Westslde sv*> was given a personal The P. T. A. wfil sponsor a Cub riage by her father, and th* maid Th* arid* wu given In Marriag* Plain*, by Rev. Robert W. Putsch. shower last week at the home of by her uaele, Henry Bauer af Rum- at Our Lady of Sorrows church, Scout pack In Fair Haven. Mrs. MUlWail aWCTUM carried a email bouquet of yellow of honor wan Miss Eleanor Boh- Miss Florence Cajhel, daughter of They were accompanied tn the al- her aunt, Mrs. Harold Hendricksoa A. Jackson Lindsley asked that th* rtns of Highlands, and tho brides- son. For htr gown aha cbou whit* tar by Col. and Mrs. William 8. on Newman Springs rd. Mra. Jams* roaei and yellow chrysanthemums, lace, which had a round nocklln* Mrs. Ethel Cashel of Morris Park association support tho current BATONTOWN—la a atttinff af aad wore • *mall ipray of the same maids. Mrs. William Newman of ave, became the brld* of Sgt. Wil- Hall of White Plains. Delatush snd Mrs. Harry W*bb, OlrI Scout financial campaign. aU-wblU faU flawtr* aM gr«cn* at Key port, and Mn. Mto Roman o with a An* nyloa aoallontd nat The former Mrs. Philipp Is the both of Asbury Park, w*r* the nowen la her hair. yok*. long sl**v«s, aM th* baller- liam Beekman, Army Air fore*, son The P. T. A. will hold a cake sals Bataotowa Prl«*byt>rlaa church on Jersey Cltv. of Mrs. Howard U Kltts of Klber- daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert hostesses. Oct. 30 In charge of Mrs. Clifton •vaday, Mlaa Muriel Bennett, Priicllla Rourke, th* bridegroom' ina length eklrt wu bouffant. She B. Morrison of Pasadena, Cal., for- tajtfhttr af Mr. and Mn. Marry niece of Madrid, N. T., wa* flower The brlde'i Rown WM made at wore a matching Mantilla of white on, and the late TenBroeck Beek- Miss Perry, the daughter of the Lewis, on the fire company's fair white EHtin and Chantllly lace. The man of Red Btnk. The ceremony, merly of Jersey City. late Mr. snd Mrs. William Perry grounds. Russell .1. Ranncy of Tin- Llaptacott of WyckofT rd., bocame girl. Her frock wu of honeymoon bodice of the dress was laee, laee and nylon net. Her bouque Col. Herrmann served In the Sig- tba. brMa af William V. Rourkt, pink tatin and net etyied with wu made of white French carna< at S p. m., w«* performed by Rev. of Red Bank, will become the bride ton Falls, chief Instructor In the trimmed with a neplum at the Father Riordan and a reception nal corps during the war anil is of Lynn B. Cross, son of Mrs. Ar- engineering section of the Signal aoa af Mr. and Mn. Olen Rourke bouffant overiklrt of net. She car witlst Iln* end mnde with an Illu- tlons and tuberoses, with spray* ol active in Reserve mutters. He is af.Maarld, N. t. Rev. Stanley Wil- ried a French baaket filled wit! deep green Ivy. followed at Fittgertld'a hall in New thur Cross of Gatontown, and the laboratories at Fort Monmouth, sion necldlne and lone sleeves. York city. a member of the technical staff late Mi-. Cross, Sunday at Holy will speali on "Education for De- •oa of Princeton performed the •mall white chryianthcmuma. Mrs, John Sammon of Rumson, of the Bell Telephone laboratories. corcmoay. Mtta Ann Stochl of B»t. Th« skirt h'd a lone tr»in. The The bride's white satin gown was Trinity Lutheran church. The bride- mocracy" at the next meeting, Nov. David Rourke of Madrid, N. Y bride wore « lace can, trimmed the bride's sister, waa matron o After A trip to Bermuda, the 11 ontowa wai aoloitt. Mn. William th* bridegroom'* brother, wa* best made with a aweetheart styled elect Is employed at Watson labor- XaiaioH. alaa af Catoatown, waa with or»nce. She rnrrled xr.iva of white brown velvet. Her corsag* was and a full skirt which had a train. Engaged to I. R. Cram* Oe**aport Inn. Uter In the day a as Bennett of Batontown, the Her veil of illusion was fingertip Guest* were Mrs. Robert Brandt, ree*»tloa waa held at th* bom* of Tludloll with a coriage of rues pink Rubrum lilies and sprays M Karen Marie Astren brlde'i brother, ushered. in the enter. deep green Ivy. Ungth and fell from a crown cap Mrs. James Hammond, Mra. Louis tba brlaVt parent*. of white satin. She csrrled white Of Rumaon Engaged Schwind. Mrs. John Schwind, Mn. Mra. Upplncott chose » blue en- The mnld of honor wore a tur- George Lang of Fair Haven wai roses, with white orchids u the best man for bis brother. RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Fred Page, Mrs. Rudy Ferroglne Tha bride wai given in marriage imbl* for her daughter's wedding, auoiie blue •rown, nade with * eenter motif. and Mrs. Donald Holdrldge, alt of by her father. Her town of candle- with Navy blue aeeeiiorie* and a nTilen. bodice, and worn with Th* bride's mother waa dressed liam Young of Ward lane announce Miss Ann rUntellt of New York tht engagement of Miss Karen As- Red Bank; Mrs. Roy Nelson, Mrs. light tluah latin wai made with corsage of pink roses. The bride- % matching J»eket. Her flowers In a Navy blue lac* dress with city wu the bride's only attendant. aa lUutlon neckline trimmed with groom's mother wore a plum-col- were p'nk ftUdtoll and her head- hat and shoes ot Navy blue velvet. tren, daughter of Mrs. Ida Astren Daniel Brennan, Mrs. Frank Dunn a bertha collar of Venetian lace Her gown was styled with a blue of New York city, ta Colin F. Mac- and Miss Betty Virubel, Fair Ha- ored dresi with pink accessories niece xv»* of mstchlni? veilln*;. One Her corsage wu made of pink satin bodice and a full bouffant net and embroidered with *Urllght te- and a conagc of pink roic*. brldesima'd wore rase, with yellov French carnations. Mrs. Lang wore Donnelt, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ven: Mrs. Paul Fredericks and Miss O,uin*. The gown bad a fitted bod- veil hcadnlKce and a bouquet of a purple crepe dresa with, black skirt. She wore • matching blue Colin K. MacDonncll, Sr. of Wan- Trudy VsnVIiet, Shrewsbury; Miss Following the reception the cou- satin crown cap and carried s bou- Florence Goodridge, West Long lee and a full aklrt which fell into ple left for a wedding trip to yellow ftlpdloll. and the second velvet accessories and a corsage of amaaaa. a 'train, the wore a net cap wore poivf'er blue, wlfi a he*d- glamellai. quet of. pink roses. David Lech- Branch; Mrs. Helen B. Cross, Eat- Northern New York state. They trecker of Holmdct was beat man. ontown; Miss Pauline Bromwlch, trimmed under the brim with clut- will live at Fltchburg, Mass., us n'ere and bouquet ' of orchid Following a reception at Mayer's teraot satin totei and her flnstf sMioli. st Rumson, the couple left for a The bride's mother was attired Interlaken; Miss Josephine Durant, tip length veil v/u attached to the bridegroom Is stationed with In an orchid ensemble with black Spring Lake; Mrs. Nelson Brown, the Army at Fort Devens, Mass. Henry R»nh of SprlnsfMd w*s wedding trip to the Poconos. For Rah way. and Miss Ruth Attlesey, thla. She carded a bouquet o: white The bride was graduated from best mnn. Vincent. J. Zemnlknwakl. traveling the bride wore a Navy accessories and 11 cora»se of or- .roMiwith white orchidi u the Long Branch high school and was the bride's brother, iind Oeorge blue gabardine suit, with Navy chids. The bridegroom's mother Staten Island. center motif. employed as private secretary to Neville the bridegroom'! brother, blue velvet hat snd b*». and a wore btpek taffeta with matching Robert J. Layton, Aabury Park at- wtre the ushers. lavender-colored bloua*. Her cor- hat. and accesao.ies, and white or- Mra. Fred Johnaon torney. K reception followed the cere- sage wu white French carnations. ch WAXK nwawnm. mmnmn tt, tmt

t*a«M a daa* af tha Br««aaaej»l AMD rmn*rim4m.mu+ tJaioa Swaay-achBol, wfeara aaa cc S r Sarvlvhag eie twe danghlarl, araa aaaerlaUadeat aMMy r**m. SoUfcrVBedy aoHlaUT< •ii HM kar huaaaa CUTA1N Far JwUc §sBif* Mrs. Ufa* Murpbjr, wke Bvae at •urriric HM k or le . . ITUETS A military raasrel far PF.C. beme, aadt Mra. Bar I* Haaeea Death In Red Bank and Vicinity are a aaa, Ralpk f««tat«la af Jtap- M I OF FAW tuae City; a daughter, MM. Otte Here lor Ihirial Mr. aad Mra. Harvey O. Hebta- ACCOBDAMCB WITH Jackie Smith, SOB ef Mr. aad Mrs. ac Mctaehea. l E aaa of BarryvUle. M. Y, wraaaead- I Or THE MW JSBWY Oaub ef •rvwatova; twa fraM- B Marry Smith, Jersey City, former- The faaeral wae bald yesterday MOMMOUTM-Th* f «- pv * ^O^P^PVBPW *M* '' OCTO- ly ef Carolina ave, port Moamwrta, et the Freeaaea funeral hosts, with cbildren and • (rcat-gnuedaaa. aeral of PPJC. Harry rtaaete Col- . They eadj Mr. aad Mn. OC- will be btld Saturday at 10 a. m. Bev. Charles S. Whileea. pastor FREDERICK IDHII Ever Tho funeral wat held yaatartay HM, it, M, wo* waa hilled Apr. a Roatasea will leave t*mw- tt, IMS. at St. Jatephi Catholic church, sf Ue South Belaaar Methodist FAIR HAVEN — The funeral a* EATONTOWH — The funeral af at the Bedle (uaeral heaM, with la actlaa at laje, Korea, will he faW *l A JC If OBDAIMD hff tka "a/or ana Pavonla aad Baldwin avee, Jersey Howard H. PUevey, t», a! Kicharo- Rev. Alaert Curry, paatar at Mat- held Saturday at S a. aa. at tha Ceweii ef tae Borough el lair Haven: church, oMciatiag- SKtrtat wae la Frederick Keppler. 73, of Second FWrlda. I. That Paragraph i al aa Ordinance City. Meplewoed cemetery. at. whs died suddenly Tuesday aoa arc, wha died Wadaeaday night awan Metaodiat caarefe, emVi«tla«. af bis tether, Harry Calliae, Charlaa MarceUe, m of Mr. aad eatltledt "4a Ordiuaes Beculeting The y»UB( aoldier, wke wee enly mornlag ef lastwe< rat held Frl- of liat wetk at the Halaua •uraicg Bwrtal waa la Preahytarla» ckarch ea Orate ave. here. Bev. Reb- Mre. Fraak Mareette, baa left Tra«s gad Piekibltina* hiking Within IT wbea he ealisied ia the Army, Wordea fu- home, Red lark, waa held Satur- Mctackca. ert T. Batman, paster, will after a Certoia Areas aa Certain Streete Witkia MB* MABT A. MftLB day efternrjn at the Air the Betase-h •« lair Haveo in Accent- was killed four days after hte ar- aera! hoanc with Rev. Chrlatopher day afteraaoa at tha Wardea fu- high mass of rtsjaiem at at. Mary's earn with M:«-10T al tke New Jereer rival ia Korea. He bad been eta- BAST KCAMSBUBO-Mrs. Mary H. Snydar, victr of the Chapel af eral baaae, with Rev. Walter L. CoiheUe ckwrch. Mew MoMaath. at Mr. aad Mrs. Edward P. Usw aVvleed ttetuue," edepted Oatakar U. . afbie, M, wldew ef Oaeraje F, to e'cleek. Burial wader the direc- Ital. sa tka aeiM waa aaended and tieaed far two years at Fert Dia. the Holy Communion, offlclatiaf. Waiaright, paator of the Bridge- SBA BSUOHT-Fraak Batadaro, aalsbtatad their ttta weadamc aa- eveelaeterted ky an aewadias Ordinance Surviving- besides bis parents are •We, died Saturday at bar heaM, port, Con*., Baptiet church, oSJkiat- Co, husband af Kettle Sawders, Uaa ef the Scott funeral trill ahreraary Suaday. Onsets that day fdaatad the !«tk day ef OctcSer, lilt, ia Burial wai in Evergreen ceme- 1 • brother, P.F.C. Harold Smith. • Walllag pi., after a leaf lllaeat tery, Tarmingdalc. Betrera were ing. He WM assisted by Rev. J. B. died Saturday at bis heete, UM ba hi Mt Olivet esmetary, wore Mra. Lawes hrothar aad) iw- S«*ekr~ furtlMr (•ulrl tmi' susvle- attaUoned ia Georgia, and twe Bat- She wee bora at Newark, where fire Chief William Robhinj, Alfred Kirby, pwtor ef tha Eatoatowa A. Oceaa ave. He wai beta ia Ber- tar-ia-law, Mr. aad Mra. Qurgi eteatod •» the addiilra thente el a ters, Oerothy sad Patricia Smith •he lived uatll nteviaf here Sve M. E. Sioa church. muda aad bad beea a reaidiat bora Baiajtaa of Paasais. aad Mr. aad Miaeras* e»sigwt*d "I »•". which car- Rahbiiu, Robert llatthewa, Thoena* mars thaa at yean. Mr. Be infers OS'ett eaall rtH ae (*ile*s: yeara age. Sba it turvtved ealy by Etnmone, John Mulvihill, and Po- Burial waa ia White Ridge ceme- Mre. Charlaa Vaa Mane sf Fatr "I S. It skill ke (Mlavlul te elsad sr a esa, Oeerge F. Bble, Jr., arfes tery. Bearers were Raymond Crom- waa a barge csptala. Havca. Mr. Lawea rataraed aatur- aark vsUelM of aae ki»4, »»Ur« » a«- Itvea et heme. lice Capt. Carl Jakulwcy, all mem- Surviving, beeidee hie wife, are asrivtiea M ha«a sides sf Cheeiimt Strut FREEHOLD — William H. CoW beri of the Fair Haven Ore com- well, Daniel Terry, Ernest Rlley and day alght from a trip te Ceaeird. WtWMa its inttrttetiaa witk •!»« Hot* viUt, 71, of 171 South it., kuabaBd The funeral e*ao bald Tweeddy at Ellsworth Shields. two brotheri, Richard Sawders, : iny, . H, aad Baatea. Mase. aad Its latetSMtloa » .'a first ttraet in ef tht laU Htlca Littlejohn Cel- at. Aaa'a Catholic church. Keina- Bora la Eatontowa, Mr. Reevey who Is with the American Caaao Mre. Dorothy Davis, aacempa- the Serene* at ttSt ••»••. tutat for Membcri of the Sre company and tha »vrs*M et eisklM e~«li*eriss or ek« villt, died Saturday at Jersey City bejrg. where a high atase e( re- wai « ion af the late Robert and lar service la Swltaerlaad, Mid aled by Mr. aad Mrs. Wllliasa Orlf- •ecessarr te sr.14 «*at!et with Man Medical caster. Ha WM bora la «sjiem wae eekbreted by Rev. Je- Mayor Edfar V. Dentie viilted tha Annis Holmes Reevey. He had Robert Sauadsrs af Saa Bright, ti«(U et la cwarliaue with the dine- Bcotlaas, SOB ef the lit* Mr. aad esph BatcheeT, matt. Burial tjader 'uneral home Thureday nifht when lived ta Eatoatowii all his life and and four listen. Mrs. Charlotte her brother, Robert «N « tlea «f s swliee iScir M trsdle slfe*!." MM. William Cclville, aid bad beea the direetlea ef tht Jeha J. Bpaa were held by Rev, Chria- uatil his retirement several years WellmiR, Mrs. Eva Artwead. Mrs. Wrightstowa, Pa. I. Thet tkis Ordiasu* eka* take etwt beoae |er fuaerala was ta the Ka- :epher H. Bayder. Edith Bean aad Mn. Ada Keaasdy, s»ea Its lessee* eed M*l>ee«iea aeser4> • reaidtat here Mara than to years. ago, was a farmer. His wife, Mrs. Mrs. Ulaaa Caasey I ls« te lew. Mr. Celt-Ills ha* beet emplered lieaal cemetery at Beverly. Elisabeth Richardson Reevey, died wh« live ia Bermuda, ed a pesitlea at the First National CMAHLE* t. OBEEWTIEtB in Mtr. lt«. The body was cremated Monday Uak. The ronseiaa ereilaaiss was tatre. Surviving ara twa sisters, Mrs, at Rose Hill crematory, Linden Mra. Mary F. Ceaever til Pbisv dtssed at_a isf «1ar sae*tiac et tbs Bar- HtOHLANDS—Charlei J, Green- g Tha Harris fuaeral home was m of lad CewcTl af tha Bereagt ef fair field, *», of IT Ihrewibury ave., re- Sarah Brown, Navasink ave. Fair charge of arraafeaMnta. delphia, IV, spaat the waek-oad Nevaa, M I., held October I. Ilil snd ired Mlei manager «t the National HHaven , and MrsM . IrenI e BoydBd, New here vUltlng baher dawghUdawghUrar , Mrs. will cases ny lor tnal eotaidaretioe ana York city; four brothers, Robert Roy Kearaey ~ paaaage at a regular moating a* tha e.iH THE FUntRHL HOlllE Sugar Reftnlnf company of New WILLIAM t aad Mrs. 1 governing body ta •• keld Bandar, Or- J*rtey and formerly a member of Reevey, Reeveytown; Barrllla Ree- Saydar. takar II. Ilil at I t. H, at tka Ceun. the beard of education here It vey, Atlantic City; Percy Raevey, PORT MONMOUTH - William Robert Emmeaa aad Ckarlaa all chamber*, Pair Haven read, Ftlr Ha- Springfield, Mass., and Oeorge Ree- E. Easig, «, of Mala at died last Stout, recent eutgteal patleata at ven. N. J., et which tltae and place all yean, died Saturday at Monmouth Thursday at Monmouth Memorial Creeanes daalrlndnlrgt tae k«e hear»e d thereea will Of PERSOnflL SERVUt Memorial hoeyitat after aa illiteii vey, laid te make tks aanvat ef tke sivsiici- MM. FBANCEa J. AVEBS Rhodes, died yesterdsy at MOB- married In 1MB to the former Mary Ml Haas (katsatklt asatRtt tke asse ea Star, secretary of tht Chamber of mouth Memorial hospital, fine was Nttale, Their son, Harry Francis day In thi American Legion borne. tke Srst dar el lair. IISI. si seaiMitee Commerce and chairman of the Mrs, Francei Johnston Ayers, at, born at Tennent, daughter ef thi Mre. Prudence Riddle is chairman. IK Iks lerageing Hat letetaet wits fats'- municipal housing authority. widow af Fred H. Ayers, died sud- Ctlllns, U. will be tares yttn ell Assisting her an lira. Eva Mat- eat ea Mid amounIOMtI Irefl * tke first 4sy tl late Ely and Catherine Elliott Clin. aeit March, tke date ef salela,. sad_ «eitl ef Mle. Superintendent of the Sunday, denly yesterday afternoon at her ton, and had been a resident of thews aad Mn. Eliaabetb Serea- Md preaertr 'ill ke Mid la fee te eehool at flt. Andrew* Episcopal borne, 41 Newman Sprints rd. Freehold » yean. Mre. Rhodes, P.F.C. Collins etw previous set- eon. Tha public la Invited. surk s*rto(i as 111 panasse tke save vice In tha Signal Cerpe it Fert biert to redeaptlea at ths lewatt rate church, Mr. QreenlMrf wai lay Born in Brooklyn Mrs. Ayeri who msde her home with her Miss Margaret Wagner has left Interest, but ia na case la esesM af reader and aenior warden of tha WM a daughter of the late Mlllard daughter, Mn. F. Qilony Freeman, Myers, Va.. and at a facsimile tech- Fashion Cleaners ta accept a poet- »it per inauei, The peyneat far the church. Filmore and Elisabeth Marshall at 4T But Mala at., was a member nician at the Pentagon In Wash- tloa with tae Niw Jersey Trust sale skill ke auda hefere the ee*ileei»a Many. She bad been a resident of the Ladles' auwlttfy a ington, 0. C, between July, ISO, Branch. it the sale, er theerepertr akall he re. Surviving are his wife, Hn, here most of her life and was em- ef the Free- and July, IMS. He wai tmpleytd company at Ml 4 Frieda May Beuirger Greenfield; a hold lodge of Elks, t>aufbtera s of Mrs. OertrudeMette ef Wall tt The isle Is awde under the peotislea Carl Greenfield of Ojal, Cal.; ployed as a mender by the Mon- America and Daughters of Liberty, at tha Llacola-Mereury plant tuffered a ewellen head Suaday tt el aa Aet al tke Utltlwue, eaUtUd • daughter, Mrs. Evelyn H. Pow- mouth Hoslsry Mills, She was a Surviving besides her daughter Metuchen Brier to kit recall her home when tht fill, a nail 'An Aat concerning satald tates, as- member of tht Red Bank Metho- active duty with the infantry last sad ether stualelMl charge! COMPANY eri of Patuxent Rlvtr, Md., and ara a sen, Farmsa A. Rhodes of ia • beard tabbing her wrist. Me aad ttavldlat 1st Tha thra* grandchildren, dist church. Freehold; a brother, Chariot Clin- October. Sent overseas In Decent' was treated by Dr. J. ft MtXalvli by the treaties.and Tha funeral was held Tuesday Surviving la a sister, Mrs. Laura ton of New Brunswick, aad feur her P.F.C, Collins was summoned ef Long Branch. enforcement af lisas' thereaa" i*s Gorsvfr, at the Po-ten funeral home, with M, Francis of Red Bank. The fu- grandchildren. beme by the crltlealTnassi of hit Thomas saydsr spent Sunday In At ur Has kefare the seta, the seder. Rtv. Christopher If. Rnyder, vleir neral will be held Saturday at t mother, who died while he wie ea Atlantis City. Ha hat accepted •Igsed will resolve teraeat ef tht p. m. tt the Mount Memorial home, The funeral will be held Satur- route to the United States. After aaiaaat due aa ear preaerty, with tke JAMB J. HUllfY. 01 St. Andrew*, officiating. Burial day at S p. m. at the Freemsa fu- part-time employment at the Sun- Interest ead seats hMtrrtd ap te ill wai In Bay View cemetery. Ma- with Rev. Roger J. Squire, pastor neral home, with Rev. Oeorge O. a 10-day furlough he returned to oeo Service station. Mala at aad tlnM of psrBMat aonla and Eastern Star services of ths Red Bank Methodist church, Horn, patter of the Presbyterian Korea In mid-March and wai killed Tlnton ave. He also eontlnuee hit PHONE RED BANK 64810 conducted Monday night. Pu- officiating. Burial will be In Fair- church, officiating. Burial will be tke aeit avaath. position with Fashion Cleaners. plli at tha grammar school, where view cemetery, in Old Tennent cemetery. Mem- Surviving bteldei Ma wife, eon Councilman aad Mra. Lota B. Leaf Braaek 64978 • Day «r Nl*t thi flag waa flown at half-staff, bers of the Ladles' suilllary af the aad father are feur tltttri, Mrs. Smock, Jr, tptat Sunday ia Mill- wsra dismissed at 1 p. m. Tuesday. PETES JARVIS, SB. Elba will kold services teasorcew at Robert Young and Mra. William vlllt. TO SSNINO OSOINANCSj Mn. Ruby Darkens wmi artoist OCIANPORT—Peter Jarvls, Sr, Bttkorn of Port Monmouth and Mrs. Dorothy Davit eattrtalaed SrmuwurowN and Mn. Ruth Lue«i organist at U, husband of Amelia Laurlno Jar- Mlts Claire Collins and Mln Joaa Monday afcht at dlnatt to her vis, of « Main I., died Friday at Collins, who llvi at home. the funeral. MATAWAN BESIDENT MM heme. Ouests Included Mra. Lulu Wsrrenton, Vs., where he operated Mr. tad Mra. Colllnt formerly Brown of Forth Ambey, Mra, Mae an airport. Hi waa born In Oreect, MATAWAN-Mn. Mary ftullnt lived on Mala et here, Mra. Cellini gtret Fette ef AUtahmet, Mrs. oumuta n. cmnwT son of the lite Constantino and aew makes bar home with her par- KKTPORT-Charlaa H. Cherry, XasUk, Tl, Tlostown rd., died yes- Chrlatlaa John ot Rtdgeatld Park Mary Jarvti, and had terved In thi terday morninng at hheer home. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elpldo Natals and Mitt Margaret Otrdea tf Ti husband of Lillian M. Badle United States Army In 1M0. on rt at, Riverside Heights. Cherry, died Sunday at Ma home, wass bom la Austriausta,, daughteughter of Cllffilde. 11 Elisabeth tt. Hi wai born at Surviving, beiidei hie wife, are tthha latlt a AAntons and Mary OOuper- Bobby Orttr, Infant tea' ef Mr. two ions, Peter Jarvls, Jr., and ehek. and Mn. Donald Oner ef Oraat Ktyport, ion ef the lata John P. John C Jarvli, who live at home, A Jennla E, VanBraekla Cherry. Surviving ara a alster, Mn. Aa- ave. It suffering bronchial anet> The Mount Memorial Home and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Booth dnw HsMnak, Weodbrldft; a aea, Jewish National oalt. aad wai a lifelong resident of the of Long Branch. borough. Mr. Chtrry wai a ticket John Kastak, Winchester, Va.; feur Tht Deratr'a club met. Thura- agent ef tha New York and Long The funeral wae held Tuesday at daughter*, Mrs. Cbarle" " a Galosh, day aftirnoon at the komi'ef Mrs. the Damlano funeral horns, with Matawan; Mrs. Sylvester Kelly. Fund Night K. Hatflsld. Prestnt wort Mrs. An- K. Branch railroad. He worked at the Rsv. Frederick J. Child, pastor of Branchport atatlon 31 yean prior Dover; Mn. Ltwla & Schultr, Union, A program aurkiag the golden na RoblnionRobinson, MMMn. . EdHEi h LewisL, St. Dorothea's Catholic church, Bat. and Mlii Cecelia Kartak, living at Mn. C. Unger, Mn. Ly«U VaatHH, to hli retirement. Mr. Cherry wai entown, officiating. Burial wai In jubilee of the Jewlth National fund • member af Matawan lodge, FTM home. win be fivea at a meeting of ReJ Mrs. Ella Ktttata aad Mrs. Fraak PUNKUL DWCTOIS Mt. Carmtl cemetery, Witt Long The Mural will ba held at S:M Splicer. r and Accepted Masons. Branch. Bulk chapter of Hadtsaah tonlgnt WISUBTTr'SA "*"""«'— ' Surviving, besides hli wlfa, are a. m. Saturday from tke Day funer- al home, Keyport, and at » o'clock at the Jewish Community center . BSlTOBDAlwri br ths Tewilhip • daughter, Mn. Edith VanBrunt OSBOKNE aiCBUM oa Rivirtlde avt. Tha chapters Ketieesl OeouBlttee al the Tewaakls ef Middle- et Long Branch, a brother, Ray- a requiem maw will be etUrid at regular meeting, acuedultd fir Batata el Sat . team, ia the Caaaty ot Moaaeau, aad 110 HIGHLANDS — Osborne Sickles, St Joteph'a Catholic ekurch by Rev. HotlM It hereby given that tks as- Hate sf Mew Jersey i mend Cherry of Keyport, and MV> N, husband of Catherine Muller Tuesday, was changed due te the That aa erdlaeaaa ttavldlac let tka oral grandchildren. Cornelius J. Kane. Burial will ba eavats st the sakeerihets. Sweaters el ladsMBl sad s«»s*es»aat sf Anicls Sickles, died Sunday at his hems, in Mt Olivet cemetery. holiday, Teat Klppur. Ue estate el said deceased, will be audit- Article V aad ArUeieVni of aa erdU Thi funeral waa held yaaterday Mra. Riant Popper tt program ed aad Itttedbr tke Sarragata af the M Barberle ave. He was born at Ceunty at Maasiaiiik and rtsertsd far nance eatltled "Aa Ordinance AaMad- at hli lata homi with Rev. Albert Freehold, son of the late Oeorce chairman. She stated that throudti lac aad wttwneatlng a* Ordinance Curry, pastor of the Matawan settlement te tke /Meaaentk Coaaty Batitied, 'An Ordnance Umltlng and and Jennie Thorns Sickles, and had Mrs. Leo McKee Named Jtwlth National fund, " Court, rrakatajllvlelan, en fridsr.. tke Betttlstlat U tmlftaa Eistrlets and Mtthodlst church, officiating. Bur- been a resident hire more than to i participated in the Betalatlas Therein Reel Batata Salld- ial, under thi direction of tha Be- Auxiliary Delegate tioa of thouasndi of acres of waste- lag and StntcturM Aeeardlag te Their dlt funeral home, was in Green years, Mr. Sickles was a plumber GeHtractlaa aad the Matare sad Jhtent employed at Fort Hancock. Mra. LM K. McKts of McLaren land, and hat planted fonstt of el Their Use la the Tewaahlt ef Middle- DISTINCnVE Grove cemetery. Masonic iirvlets trees to cheek toll erosion, coa- taWB, ia the County af Meaateath, and held Monday night. Surviving, besides hla wife, are it. has been appointed national del- Pravillng far the Adsjlalstratlea and two sons, Osborns Blcklei, Jr., and egate by the Monmouth aad Ocean atrvt water and rettore fertility In Bafareamaat el the Pravlalans Herein Wlliism Sickles ef Highlands, and Professional Enginters auxiliary, Palestine. Hadtssah has juit Contained aad tfalaf Paaattles lei tha AtTCRAFT MIMOMALS MBS. LUCY HAILSTOBK pltdgtd to provide fundi for MO,- Violation Thereof," Approved April l>, a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Connett Mn. Otlt R. Seaman ot Long INI, as Aasended and StitPleatsated.'* of Metftftt ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Mrs. of Rumson. Branch, proildtnt, tnnounctd the 000 treat la the "forest of the ate tttrevad Sattatibar II. lift, be and Is Lucy Htilstork, M, of MS First ave. appolntmint at an auxiliary meet* million," which will be planted by tke SUBS Is karaky furthsr emeaded and died Saturday morning after a long The funeral was held yesterday fund repreaattatlvei in the corri- i«Pf>lcmenled as fellows t HOT at the Posten funeral home, with Ing last week at Crystal Brook Inn, Illness. Rev. Roger W. Kuscht, pastor of Eatontown. dor of land between Jerusalem and I. Article IT. Trast t, It btreby Born In Virginia, Mrs. Hallstork Tel Aviv In. memory of the Jawt Maasrs. Wlaae * Sasta. Meaded as fallewii ths Methodist church, officiating. Mr. MeKes Is Immediate past 110 Mala Strsat. Tract I, Beginning at tha paint et In- Usr memorltlt ara matttfae- was a daughter of the late Mr. and Burial waa In Bay View cemetery. president of tha organisation who feU v\etlins to Hitler la Ear- Uaekaaaasli, A J tsrtactlon af Nut Iwamp Break la the tared by skilled artluai la our Mrs. Emanuel Thompson. She had which Is the only one of its kind opt. Attoraers. 111.11 cantar of Navatink River er Swimming beta a resident here the past 14 Mrs. Norton Krongslb and Mn. River ead from thanea (1) Seajth and wtU equipped plant at Watt MBS. .TAMES FOUNTAIN In the state, and one of It In tha Soatkwskterlr up the eaatar ef said river years. United States. As a dslegate aha Eugtne Treehtman art chapter Batata the various courses tkereof. ts a taint Lone Branch. BROWNTOWN—Mrs. Emille wkere tka esteaaloa ef Daw Avenue wheat Surviving are a dtughttr, Mrs. . wlfa of will attend organisational meltings chairmen of Jowlah National fund. eaaasd. Hannah Htynei, this place; three Frances Fountain, 71, Metiea' is ksrekr glvsa that tka aaai sasse Is eatendad la a straight line Inter- James Fountain, died Sunday at for the national auxiliary. Ia keeping wHh the program, a aatsunts ef tks sukscriksrs, aiacutars ef sects ths cantar of Swimming Blvert gong, Emanuel Hallttbrk, Middle- her home on Throckmorton lane. movie. "Flurht to Israel," will be the estats at said Due North Wall St. Tel. LO 64567 Wctt Long Branch ternoon at the Red Hill Baptist tain waa a member of the Mata- sale Saturday at tht Community reporta of the Hadauan conven- Housa. Mala and Court Streets, KraakeM, slang a straight line te tha center ot church, with Rev. A. R. Montgom- wan Methodist church and the "T" building on Watt Bergen pi. tlon thsy reetntly attindedJn At- Naw Jarsa*. at wklck tlaia SDpllaatlon Nut Swamp Brook or Shadow lake: •tWO ro* OLCITBATED OATALOQO ery, paator, officiating, Burial, under Mn. Fred Boyd it chairman, as- Untie City. will ke Btsoa fer the allawaaca al eoav thence II) Nerthcaeterly and easterly Women's Christian Temperance mliilom an dewa the cantar ef Shadow Lake or Nut thi direction of the Mount memor- Union of Metuchen. She WM a sisted by Mn. Luba Koiachok aad Patedi ~ I Break te thi Point er »la«a el ial home, wss In Red Hill Baptist charter member and for 51 years Mrs. Max Bsnowita, cemetery, '• * Marlkara. N. I_. ArtTd-..--laa V...f Ias a.m«n4ed and CHWtllWTppM.$€IWICt CLEIUs KSATiMOKSATiMO. mantad ky adding tke followingi ! Oeeanport WBVB? n%B%amaaaV tocust Valley•,, Lang blaadad. . Haw terkt . Tract I.' Beginning at a point la tha 21 it- eantar ef I»ow Avanae and tha souther, Wesley Smith of South Pember- lr side al Watt Front Street; thence (1) southerly sleng tka canter ef Dow Ave- ton avt. It confined borne by 111- lad Bank, N* J,, nue and tha extenslaa tksraaf te the CAM. RE 64070 Attorney ltl.1l tartar at Mavatlnk HSnt or Swimming Gary Robinson of Pemberton River: tkenca (I) Northwesterly aleag a avt. has rsturntd to eehool after or RE 6-1951.R straight line te tha Intersection al Praisat OlalBi Raines Street with Wast Front Street; being confined homt by Ulnest for thanea (II easterly along the southerly a wttk. la le Batter ef thi lusts tl Mary side of Wast Frant Street ta the paint Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roblnaen M. Orayer. Deeetaad. asd place al Beginning. Alwtyt Rtmcmbered Pursuaat to tke order ef Dormaa Ml- I. Psragrnph I el Traet I af Article of Ptmberton avt. tnttrtaintd tt Faddln. Surrogate ef tha Ceunty alMaa- VHt Is smended aad sapplataeatel ai dinner a week ago last sight mouth, Biade oa the savaatesath day ef followel We have nerer forgotten Quests wsre Mr. and Mra. Harvey September. 1111, en the application ef Beginning at a point li tha center O. Robinson of BarryvUle, N. T., Chailas B. Dreyer. Sale Bxeeulor ef tke of Compton's Creak dttUnt ttt teat Towards Ihs Sitting Sun... estate of Msry H. Ureyer, dtcaased, not- North af tka northerly tide of lute that people like interested, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Robin- lee Is karaby glvan te the crcdltora el Highway #11: thence laeterly and personal attention when When s loved one takes ths trail son of Eatontown and Mrs. Emma said daceassd ta exhibit to tha eubeerlb- parallel ta State Highway *l« and dia- White of Neptune. sr. Sola Kiscutor as aforesaid, thalr dakts Unt tit feat therefrom ta a point where that leadi toward the sitting and demands against thi said estate, tald parallel tine internets tha right of they call a funeral dire* sun, and the shadows of sorrow under oath, within ala months treat tka way ot tke Central Baliraad al New Jar- creep forward, and thoughts Card si Tkasks data ef tka aforesaid ardar, or they will aeyt thence (I) ssntlnulng along the tor, and we give to ever* Your ExpntMion of ba foravar barred of thalr astieai there- tald railread right of way to the West concern themielves not with We wlik ts enprais our slnaan Snd for agalnit tha tald subscriber, family that kind of alien* mundane details, then Is this hcurtfclt thunkt ts relatival, frliadl and I SAVID boundary line af United States Govern- True Remembrance nalvhhora for their sympsthy and kasu- "Veal know haw It It—every tales- Datad. ^rahold, " ' " ment property i thanes (II Southerly lion which meets, which sttabliihmtnt ready to be of tlful floral tributes st tha funeral ef eur man ia always telling you how much alang ths watt koundary line af United •strvtc* to you. With Impretilve- No ather aet of a normal rt»»rly batovad hutkand and fathir, Money he can States Government property to tha south- anticipates, every wish and niu, not oitentatton, the final man'i lift gives him more Pnderlek Ksppler. gpteial thanks to save you," aara Mstirs. Golden a. Harlay, erly side ef State Highway f Hi thenra Rev, Chrlitophfr Snydar. Ctaaal ef tke Mr. John Btuttki. ng Bransk, N. J., (4) continuing along said Westerly need. ciremonlei an conducted . . . complete soul satisfaction Holy Communion, tha Vstr nivan Fire prominent phar- Atrorneyi. tll.SI koundary lisa of United Stales Govern, every da tall thought of . , . than the building of a Mem- toinnany, First Aid and Pellra Dtaart- maclut of Tana msnt property IJ» feat to a point t every coit consideration kept orial to his loved ones who mrnt, the pallhtanrs and te tha funeral klvu, "That's Measiwtk County garretsti'i Cswt tkanee (I) Westerly on a Una pnnllcl dtrsctoii, Ihr Wordani. Notice to Creditors to Freient Clalasi to and distant III fsat from State High- within moderation. havs gone on. why 1 didn't pay Against Estate, way #11 ta tha canter of Campion's Mary W. Kapplar ind Daiifhltrs. much attention to In . th.a. MatJ'atFaV'af'tht f e Batata ef Mile H. Creak t thanea off my Bole Executor as aforsaald, tkalr claims duced att a isaula,l } nteettnitl i of thho TmvnT - Mn. Sunn Bennatt and Oklldrsn, fuel bill. Kept cooler In Slimmer, under oath, within six months trass this ship Comm ttee of the Town.hln of IS fttvtrttds AVMUI* —Advartl««nient. too, Wonderful, faat Sarvlee those dali. ' dlatown held October 10, l!);,i, „,• 'unetal home Phone 6-0332 Red lank Johna-Miuivllta trained anperts give D«t«d Freehold, N, i., October I, lilt. coma w for final conatileratlnn i,r •O CPftONT «T. MO BANK M.J. Csrd ef Thanhs you, Asd such assy payment ttrma," THB SECdND NATIONAL BANK arc nt a regulnr ntBtlnit nf mlil i Keyport «lraneh-Ml Maple Ft JOHN VAN KIRK Wr wl>h tn t'MtrrHR nur ihanlin (n nil AND TBUST COMPANY Ing body lo be held W.dnendny afti r. Tclepliane M5W our Mtuilh nml relnilvm for their flunil OF RED BANK, noon, October U at I) mo n'clnrk .t Mi,|. Ntst ta Mt. Ollv.t Ctmstsr* piri'pR Hlld ntrt»>rn H nil eipoclitlly t li tt JOHNS MANVU.U By I flatlill B, Pcaroc. Tnl«t OAlaer, *»'"•!' To«n.hlp hall, at which 'me PHONE RED BANK 60557 1 Non-Ssetirisn jolitt K \my I'lnirral hnntf fnr their M BroHd atreel, Red Bank, N, I- Ki./B," *" W'" d<«lrln« to be Phoiw Rsd Bank «-031t Mi)tlnr-t)i nnii hdi) durlni our fftcsnt Henry I), Brinley, heard thereon he given full otuior- Lady Attendant rcNvsmcM SI Broad St., • tunlty. R, r. O. les 101 Re. Bank Mrs, MeDeussll aid SeHoet Rfd Bank, N, J, MOWAKU W. ROBBIITI, —AlvsiUiiBint. Altorniy. . .. 111.11 117,04 Township Cltrk. 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Grated Italiai krdw'i M wipfr Mwtins HI lwf*tmlu Itms 121 MONMOUTH AT PIAIL ST STATE HIGHWAY NO. 36 AT MAIN ST. SS» £NK Open Every Friday Night Until 9 KIANSIURC CUNTY OF FREE PARIUNC . * Uttlt Jane SinM to Tell Fair MATWNTTY BMW A ffTOP TELEVISION Service League fliaee Bmbury afethetast ehurefc Mr. aa4 Mia. Walter I* ca-aatraUi)( ia the UaiUd Bvaa- BAMOft gelartie aslMio* af the Philadelphia Of Bahai Youth wask with Cauatih—a aad Mr*. This week marks the lttk aaaual OldJoce APPLIANCE Ball Dec. 7 area of the Methodist church H*v. Pater J. Eichel* af River rd. Week- A ceuiirev EATONTOW.V — Th« jfcord aa- Janes W. Marshall will Breach ia •bwrvaace ef Natiaaal Bahai cad guest* at the Ekhele home Tauth week. The Red Bank Bahai KMIFf. iALES-SERVICE fm reek* » a** •*" •uil charily ball of th* Junior the Bimpsoa Aveaue Methodiet wera Mr. aad Mr*. Bay* Vail**, al- VOKK AMD tervicc League of ltea Sank will church, Scraaton, Pi Suaaay aad auth group's eerrMBOading *ecr«- aa af Hamittaa. Al ftapeto aW en WED., OCT. 17lh tic he]4 Friday, Dre. T, »t RumMB every evenlac aeat week, Frees iry, Mia* Jua* Situ, will explain irooM * os i* program »v«r radio statlesi Lieut. Of) aad Mr*. Harvey Mar- •I gm Ufce a I*** Country club. Mr*. William Sana- Nov. S to Nev ie thera will be callua are tha aareata af a aaa, din «ndj Ifrc. Harry Lane, Jr., areservicee and viaitatioa •vaageli*** WJLK FOI OMT at Eambury Methodist. The evan- Mark. Alfred, ban Seat. Si at tha chairmea of the event, announced S. Naval haaattal, Chelaaa, Mac*. at a leaf lie meeting Tuesday at the gelism and atcMbertbip nmmrttee, HAtOLOS directed by WUUaas Sawyer, wUX Lieut. Marcallue. who i* aerriu,; home of Mrs. A. Gardner Fes *• abaard th* atUek traaapart Olyaa TL. '4.2S RAWO ft HJCTIIC SHOP South »t. have charge W the vMtatUa avatv felissa. A special aaeaker will eatv wHh tho Atlaatie Fleet, to the ara MaVtdni.lg.loat Mra. Frank F. BlaUdeli *ala that ar Mr. aad Mra. Alfred Marcellu* a special tour of the state hospital duct Sunday aad weekly aenriee*. 1 Larry Bacigalupi, who will ealar af II Willow at Mr*. Mamellu* is at Marlboro ii beinf arraafea a* formerly af Baataa. Tha baby I* that volunteer* nay lurn of var- the Army Tuesday, *aa gueet af honor at a dinner party laat Tuea- their atesad chill Tfca f# ^*ssjp pVwWoasv *•• ioui opportunities to *erv* Batleat* day ia tha home of Mr. aad Mia. Mia* Barbara Samuelaaa, dauch- there. Harold Tetley, Rumsoa rd. Quest* tar af Mr. aad Mr*. H. L. Samiial- The (peaker was Mia* Helta were Joha Baclgaliipi, Sr, Mr. *B4 af NO River rd. haa eorellad Tn* Shoe* Highland ave. at the Albion h«te\ MacLoughlln. Unusual vast, flrat Mrs. James Koaraey of Parker pi, avt. Mr. Klaselt la vie* president FOWLS • FRICASSEES 39c Ib. Anbury Park, were Mayor and Mra. Robert Frittche; second, Illlat celebrated her birthday Monday. of the Public National bank of 3SA MONMOUTH ST. HED BANK Waldron P. Smith of Ave. t>. M.-.Lawea; third, Hollla Leaore. Hon-Visiting the Kearnsys is Rev. Jo-New Terk and Mr. McQueen Is and Mr*. Donald McLaughlin of orable mention went to Alice Oolf, seph J. Saeehaa, Army chaplain, •resident of the Merchants Trust Friday TIN 9:00 •. M. Middletown township and Mr. andAnita D'Amico, Beverly Berger, who soon leave* for oversea* company of Red Bank. 1 ft A POULTRY AND PARTS Mr*. George Andenoa ef High- Carolina Lewis, Judith Huserlk, assignment. land*. Timothy Petta, John Comber, Carol St. Anne* Altar guild af Old OPEN FRIDAY Tilt • F. M., 14* MONMOUTH ST. MO DANK. N. .J, Cuahmaa, Alice Oakerson, Frank Christ Eplicopal church will hold Proceeds of the Breakfast In Berardi, Sharon Barn**, William a cake aala Friday, Oct. It, ia the II *Mlf Hollywood to he held tomorrow at Armstrong, Robert Salfa, Oavld parish house beginning at » p. m. OKN DAUV • •»• OfEJf SUNDAY* l- I:IS p. m. at the high school audi- Wlnfleld, Frederick Davidson and Mr*. Robert Sagurton i* genera torium by the Civic School Band William Antboro. chairman. Proceed* will b* uMd to Take Advantage of Our Low Cash Prices on t «aara cast af Jarahee*'* "A MM Packages Fltherlcs" oommittee will go toward the pur- buy a vacuum cleaner. chase of uniform* for the band. Mrs. Charles M. Allaire of Hope Tinton Fall* rd. attendtd tha Short Hill* hotat Rev, Howard Montgomery, new-show laat weak. 6ULISTAN BROADLOOM ly a*f igned pastor or the Methodlat Oirl Scout troop 47 haa begun church here and in Katontown, will it* new year with enthusiasm. The conduct a acrvice at the local leaders are Mra. Frederic Messina, church Sunday at 1:45 a. m. Mrs. Allan Hanmer and Mrs. L, C. MADE IN FREEHOLD The veniaon dinner lervtd Sat Tillotson. A "nature walk" wss re- urday in the school cafeteria waa cently held on the Henry Petial If you era buying carpet for will-to* highly aueceatful, 280 person* at estate for the purpose at identifying wall or raem>tiie rufi, it will certainly tending. Served by the Boy Seoul wild flowers, Many ot the girls In- SALE! committee it benefited troop 100. tend to collect and press wild pay you ta vliit our ftullttan The Ladles' auxiliary of the lire flowers. After playing gam** at company held a special meetin Monday'a meeting a discussion was room*. laat night In tha tea bouae, 1*4 by Marfretta Reed on good which time plan* wire mad* foi housekeeping. This ia oaa of the Hor* you hava many ajualltlot, colon the Halloween party Oct. M. requirements for the bousekeepiaff There wera W m«nb*ra preten proficiency badge. me) wldtki to cheese from. Thoio at Monday nifht'a coma* dish «up- earpats are nationally known far tho jwr in the flre houae in celebration FASHION SHOW COATS of th* lMh annlversiry of the flr* Muitlllo's of Broad at. will ahow •xtra beauty and valua they offer. All company and It* auxiliary. Mr fall and winter clothes at a dinner Sarah 8cott and Mrs, John Lemon, meeting of the women'* committee ejoods era our regular stock of hun« charter member* ot tha auxiliary, of th* American Inatltut* of Bank- dreds and hundreds of yards in full were prtsented coraigsa by Un. Ing Thursday night, Oct. II, John Tector, prealdent. Sdward Crystal Brook inn, Eatontown. Tha GULISTAN TEXTURED rails. • CLASSIC CASUALS Carney, company president, and dinner haa bean arranged under th Fir* Chief Cat ton Mihtr commend' chairmanship ef Mrs. Mary Ken- WILTON BROADLOOM td the women for the "excellen nedy of the Second National Bank help" afforded tha flr* company In of Red Bank, and women employee* SPECIAL SQ. YD. $9.95 GULISTAN HARD TWIST the past. Th* party anded with of th* county banks hav* been in- A classic, scroll psllern dsiicneif for ptrloil «r VSVALLY social hour. ,,„<, vlted ta attend. modern looms. Maitt at all wool pile to l«it QUALITY BROADLOOM for years. Glowim deeorstsr colon. S.l.ct yours wklls our aisertmsat Is corapl.U. In 9 ft,, JJ ft. TO 55.00 ! RK. lit JO S9. YD. NOW $ 13.95 Cfcelea'at nest aepntu

Cream Cheese 2 £29 Try IM« NawNU Crtcm ChMM FUBM IMII*. It's tfetielout! tV 69c American EEW 33c The round table aMMfeertala It tomaote* •( leadlag adaMaiotra* Colored *C tort tad auaervltor* of pMto 57c QidEnglidi "S 38c •cliool educatioa I* tbt ooaaty. TM •pealur at the a»etl*g wtll fea Or. Clare Baldwia, aaikrtaat *«aerla- CoonS 79c Baby Gouda 5r 43c tendeat of Mew Tora cMy't NMh tchoot ajwteat. MM talk Will deal with "Mow Tark'a ProMMM WHk Glendale a •a« 88c Kay Natural fc 34c Narcotic* aad IU Toata." A f*a> •ral dlKiawloa will Mlaw. OaVera of the roaad taato IN American ttfift, 33c 26c IMt-M are a* Mlvaa: Mr. WU> Helm •raoldeat, Dr. Harry NIIL a» acrlaUad*at •( Aibvry Park Big* tcheolt, vice •rajMcat: Mr*, baft 'MOM O. Miller, Shrewsbury, Mercury, Velveeta STFajdja.] pkff. and MIM Kathleea Bektrt, Xtyaatt, treuurer. Md» IT, ilk* it, Ntftdjtf Mf luy tMt dcenemkol »IMI jdP^auaB^ahA a^B^aadaflaW BT*Baai dlga^b*a^B*B|eBf ajjaa^B^ajam^B^kaa jajaf R^^jBkBjBI- Member* of the eaeetitlve board, C ViBfipvii ••npi «w •wm BBBBTVPIBBW V/ VB*B*JB«J bttldei the offlctra, laeluda Jaeeaa E. CUytoa, eouaty tuatrtattadoat Wlm£rM$ mf Uml C»\\m tm aw* pmhif #A— •r aehaol: WIIMBM M. tattta, re- Tide X 28 tired arlaclBal at Uaag Braaca kith 76 c tehaaii Thoaua •. Haraer, fir—r ACME 7-MinitPieMix SZ 27c -*auBt» auaerlateadeat of acaMtoi Giant Tide • %2Z Dr. U. Oregg Hlkta. Jr.. —fcrta BBBBBBB—• " « lag principal Rod Baak Ma*** aad Dr. Jaha Wood, Mag Braa**. Ideal Sauerkraut — i ^Hc Oeaunlttce ehalraw* la«lad* Dr. Weed, legislative; Joaa BalbJV, A*. Vienna Sauaace —*** -^ ^° 1b. Cream of Rice Cereal pSS* 31c bury Park, aaelal ItadlM; Herbert iataiaL dkial ftakldk -•-—-*- — — -* •. MaiBtrt. AtlaaUe HlghUad*. trt*- Rib Roast Corned Beef Hash^TI*,. 41c fVWIIwfl iFHl WwfK*fnQi Xanana Banana Flakes *219e ual education! Mary IUUM, Mlddl* ( towa tewathlp. tatcgrattaa aaa •*• Armour'i Corned Beef r45e Gravy Master £X«~ V£ 15c ordHutloa; Mr. Sailtk, ackael a> (4 •». leaM; Tnt tvaaf, Maaaataaa, Broadcast Hath tST „ 1? 39c Hom-de-lite Mayonnaise ^39c •tudent eouaell, aai Oeargt Malaat. *.p) lb. Tlntoa ralli, MkeM lutattwn aai Ideal Stuffed Olives £?£+ 38c •qulpaitat. Fancy Fowl Br^aTt^Chicken Tuna 132e fwH K). Sfs—An tquol volu* In itlf -ttrvlet cltptt. Carolina Rice ET#*. ^T15c Ideal Tomato Catoup ^21c Fresh Hams £?, SIRVC iiCME MOSTEP FISH Ideal Tea Bags SIT ^43c MM. Xatkerla* Tkarat aaa call- Whole Kernel Corn "^L.«. 17c "MUSHM THAN «KH— 4ren, WIlllMB, Katkleea art Mr* tov Beef liver FnOSTID WHIN CAUGHT!" Icy, Uberty pi., Watt Keaaebwrg, Farmdale Peai —* H^ „, 16c M Gold Seal Pancake Flour * 13c have raturaed Imaa Biter a «iaM Sliced Bacon Cod Fillet *43c wltfc Mr. and Mr* Jaka Matotkat, Green Giant Peaf '.719c Evaporated Milk 1KT 6 - 79c Mr., lykeiM, Pa. Cold Cuts -~ Mr. aad Mra. Jaawi Blaak aa* Snnray Tomato Juice 'JtTllc Whiting FUleJ 37c Ideal Apple Butter d# ^22c torUlati auaday at a twfcey «a- aer at a belated aatobraUea Nr Suntweet Prune Juice ST34c Bacon Squares Cod Steak ^37c Princess Colored Oleo %£14e their nth wedding aaalvtnanr and Mrt. Black'i Mrtkday. AtUa4- Seaside Dried Dma. ,X23c Inr were Mn. Black'a •*• kratkan Good Luck Oleo ^^1^320 aaa faaUUtt, Mr. art Mn. Hank Keatoa of Uag BaaO, OH, Mr. Del Rich Colored Oleo ,l;32c art Mn. JackItoataa, LWaaataa: 9 Orevar Kaataa, MtortM Park: MOM Salted Gorton ! Wallace Kaatoa, Meyawt; Mr. art Mrt. Theaue Xeatea. Wett M N* (Mn Cert New Instant * Upton Orange; alto Mr. and Mri. Edgar Peanuti Codfish Cakes Free Pencil UN* Sa* loaf Bryaa and daugkter Jaaa, Kay Cauliflower^ 17c M Chocolate A Tea Bags port; Mr*. Helen Rabartaaa, Deal; *2 24c X Mr. and Mn. Carl Dickey, Lhrtag- f; SHOW WWf0# Fflncy IOf09 ItMO* Rai8inBread ta,22c •T2 19cf IMT 21C - •tea; Mr. aad Mra. William Millar, at* leef 21It Jr. %»»19c Ring Cake C: Sour Pitted Cherries tT Mn. Narma Stamford, MM. Mar* Sunshine Fig Bars X, 24c Carrots SMM 2*~*-25C Supreme Rye" ry Beamaa, Mra. Edward Bicker, 1 Old Dutch Cleanser '^ Mn. Howard Opdyke and Mlat Wcston Cookies rS." *w 38c Lettuce SSSST* 41 ^ 19c Jan* Moorokc*** apant Thurtday Ivory Flakes 9 ^ at Mllferd art had dinner'at Co- Graham Crackers ""£. ^ 33c Alm-dMI* lonial farm*, Mlddlebuih. Fdmcy CortUmd Kirkman Granules SL*"!!!!. The V.r.W. auxiliary met tart 1 Thurtday at the hall. Further plant Nabisco Fig Newtons ££.23c Coffee Ring —35c were made for the barn danea Oct. Kirkman Cleanser 2 '^ M at the pott ball. Mrt. Mary Ideal Cranberry Sauce ^ 14c What o trtot with AKO Cofftt! Kelly wit appointed color bearer. Kirkman Granulated £? She win b* initalled at the aaat Ocean Spray SSST 'rnc t0Af meeting. The aaentary art Kirkman Complexion t trutteet wilt meat tonight at the Asco Fruit Cocktail - tT37c home of Mra. loulte Drtektar, 1 Dial Soap XS^Li 4 — pretldant, to audit tho book*. Mr*. Freestone Peaches SET *** 26c Drlekler waa awarded a aria* do- Dial Bath Soap •< 2£ nated by Mn. Kelly. The birthday* Marshmallows c*M»fm ** 33c of the member* will be catebratad IUft D6ail8vhs. Hum Vi Price Sale 2.X at next Thurtday'* meeting. Cracker Jack «• 6 "gl 23c Tht finttt grown! Each pkg. «qualt 2'/4-2'/i lbs. linm in pod. Joteph Maddtltna ha* entered the Newark College of Engineer- lag. Orange SUcc Broccoli 27c Strawberries fret, aba, 39c M FrtaWy* I/nlil 9 ». M. Harry Hill of Willow Wood Ian Juice «UNM ' will calibrate hit birthday Oct. JO, ConirrSL 3tZ35c Open houie will be held for all of 20c hit friendt. Mixed 3K The W.S.C.S. of tht MtthodlH church mat Monday evening at Onions JTTM X23c the panonage. Mn. Edward Zallay r/ r/ wu devotional tptaker on the theme for th* year, "Latin Ameri- ca. We American* North aad Ideal Chopped Spinach South." Plan* w*r* mrt* for th* coming year. Mrt. Xelley will alao be the ttudy group leader for the year. Hoiteattt were Mr*. Loueh* aad Mn, Raymond Stryker. Armour's New! Farmdale Sterling • Cut-Rite BatUe Creek M & M Candy WESSON OIL Mr. and Mr*. Harry Beamaa art Mr. and Mr*. Walter Swart**), TREET Dry Milk'tr 35c Table Salt Mlddletown, are (pending two Wax Paper Bran & Fig Covered n 35c ^ 68c week.' vacation la New York state 'i^50c JV*a-/ot toWt dry *Mai mHk, •WawMhed B* _ Amtrin't No. 1 and Vermont. aaca eaa •»«*•« 5 /all oaarta S4#S» BMSJSSM Vl? '•3T25C Flakes ..TS,. 22c Chocolate £ 25c 4 SoW a»Ni CooJbteg O» Mn. T. 3. Ollmour fca* returned from a wtek'a vitit with Mr. aaa Mrt. Jack Ollmour, Rldgewood. Thomat Oilmour, III, ton of Dr. Henuiit j- Renuiit .' *' SPRY ' Red Cheek Hunt Club and Mrt, Thomtt Ollmour, obterv- ' Tootsie Roll Wrisley ed hit (Irtt birthday Prldey. FroaeM Dry Cleoaer Spot Remover^" fc aVat ttdtaBBaBdaBBBBBBBatf Mr. and Mn. William Miller «el- Apple Juice Dog Food Handi-Pak Toilet Soap ebrattd their ticond wedding an- nivertary Monday wltft their fam- r 37c •*• 1.21 S29c 'r35c t!T99c ,2Z23c "•edMfe 71C r^i. tm 21C O ilmli aa| v>C ily and friend*. Jamt* rachan wa* graduated Sunday from Beton Hall, South Orange, where he received a bache- GLIM _ BA1M) Kirkman's lor of tcitnet degrae, Kirkman's BON AMI Strongheart Westinghouse far Wmtktitg Wthm Borax Soap Soap Flakes ll w RIVEBVIKW STAFF TO MBIT CLEANSER CLEANSER Dog Food Bulbs * tS[14c Ce*a*a ft» *f*t Caa NMMM'I QA_ k 7 WAn Or. Stanley Stellar of New York ^29c 0WC 4».WATT1- *- 18c city will ipeak on the tubject "Man- 2 *r 25c •afce OC OtmMr hi l«wy take* '• •* 3 Z 26c ajement of Head Injury" »U meet- ing of th* etaff of Rivervlew tiotpl- WjtkjaH^r at • p, m, in th* aolar- BBBJ gj f|j| HHajMaadlaL 170 BROAD STRUT, RID BANK 376 mVIR ROAD, FAIR HAVIN MR) PAIHI KMWtWM* QtSWMU tit tiff

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It-foot, tk aet watar kaal eilel air: ad baraera MOM BE Mil.' _ 10 car allewaaea plat *mjp^a_dB*_a_B_j_Hmt_k_B_ 4_dB ' w•tart: aneallaalltt ceaditiaacodiai . CCaav wit* lieaaaaHia-Moaaywall caauaJa. <«ur-liere breakfaft ••: »1*. SiaiBMaa ekella. Urrt otorpi 111* aa yaw aaaM tally; lli.li tar eta*. latdiia aama- 'ilk •***•* caakiana, larkar aad Blind ad*, uting Tit Bttitttr'i IMI Make aad aa»tle_ taak* aalvaalaad Hialukea 1100. drui frcete. oda living ttWmr oaU retain • lit* MM. Boll rtaaace builder* Oaa a_f _lotaty' t _)• I Jia+te. PrUe 11.44*. BE t- P. O Ban, Sic a»tra. rooan rhairs. mahoifary bearooai auitea, Out iat«ra4 gtacpijv-; klaaa. M*. Idnsw arataaw. •• aadl Bay Ca.. 77 Broad at.. Bad Buk. PhaM BS opoainrg* aafadr realtMWHky Mamae Hi _- - ••pit bunk nrdt, thvre-riece living rooai k*; faaaaaakla. aUaat ta claaeify. *4it ar rajaat ^v^^ mm vv.^v-Rtaa»)m).. Liceaafj| ejaynmnmew 74If)1 B „ cetaaty. Wall aatawliakad limy at kamil i«4' IllilU cAafM at* aal»; awed advertisement ta rmwrved aw •uitei. odd naple caeitfl, routh'a a*4 A laraa aeeartmoat at ilaatrta and wardrobe, p!»tforat rnrkrra, bar, faa SWA. lAFBaTRT covared, aloepa twa. kaw, II Vats rasa* ai. Very ittrwctiva proaoaitlow ta rWbt geaa. Mt boat; Tl Ml aat* aid tkrje eel Bat-later. aat waur latter*, tiactrtt lad a** Ill; block tuxedo an it, eiea I*. |IS; •..TON DODCfPKttrPi wmr fawl Hamea aoU dlraat tram aaUa. Ta reply ra.oTory riaiaaakla. E. Ely. Wilaea K i, 'actria rafriaaralan aad leaaa- ativfp, *l*ctr;i. re'ricerstora* eieftria Bad Baaa. fkaaa BE 4-1744. Wt will lot be napoatikla fat •tove, inneriiiirinf «attrcn«a. Burdfc'a electric, mantel clack II. Call aftei 4. give eg*, edmttaa, dWtailod raawma af ,f«7 arrom uakm* they are aatartal fca- I'ae faaaoue Mri KB 4-4I7I-M* iraviaua emtloymaat. aad ataar laatan « J m.iaa*ma*i KuAaaSlBi Hi •rare MM Warekoune (next to Steinback'i aarking tattSXtX PAttTlkW and da*afwU«| leva tat cacond Ineertioa. B COHSlNATiOM ._ 1 Ut win datiriaa year jaalilaatiaat HMdaiotawa aoaaw e»•••••••.• Plumbin"a M BaMta* ••»- lot I, It nay St., K.d Bank. •» »•«»»<• aervica. paper kaaaii ! * *f Ha caaeallaUoM will am iiatptad STOVE. ELECTfTEfl c 42.incB~*TeetiaiSi~W5i* Phone BE 1-2414 aeatita aaintiafl. 14 VTUATIOmWAIITIO tilt Ca. Jeiakwa* IS. la. * 4 MM lilinn e •»kaaj»4 aaator: at ekeata* mada n advawtieamanu Coraer, bouaa: two large ovena lad krailara; l»lexcellen« i%.t r eeeditiea. JOatMSOl. T . atawk fkaaolE l-4««l. •a* kour aftar receipt at aSlca. cellent condition. Albo Lauadcrall *•• "" I-IMI _.i aM- Bad Baa katweea I A. M. aad « I*. M. 1 toaaatie electric clotaei wieaer. LO 4- mmVaaammadl • aMaaaaatl ay •Bo^aaamnP BaBBBa B? cy. AI Mill. t WOMAN damraa tatplagaat* avoniaat- BaAUfTFUL laUraaa ekiw ia »ooi caa/uaaT'Caaka taaa at Car- 17 SO eveningf. dining room aet; faur-piac* aariad wkarra ataaaV. rier Service wtatiM. FrMl aad (arias aietl. aaa'ntn aad aaaaaiivM far abildiaa by day, avaaias tt Ti W> MIV AMD MIX aarlttiifl CARTESTA lACTOkl aM A* Other*, • a- walaut kedraom act witk laa ken epria* 4JBMSBAL OUMT radia«. tatat.. BeRed BaakBank.* . i **«• raaa. Baaa*. Atkary Park, efear* S-l. artlat aad elnfli aallara. attica, «aiaa, flaaavara. aa- divaa. otkor piacce. All akout 44 yeari aail. twaura. Ill dirt, aiaatan~*ra«;-, d ditiaa goad tint. Price |I44. Call Call dMMi«l ' BkOWN and wklte^pin'to7~tkreo old. Alio antitiM! af all kinda. Caa beaaaa. Eatimatai »"f- Dyaa Bttwdar l-ll. 7H4-J attar I P. f li« yean old ; alao frecxer, 24 cubie feet, •eea any Saturday and Sunday tt tke Old 14*4 OaaarBactar. 47 BE mil- Rc4 IMII 64MI1S practically new. ('ell ivenlnai and week- V*B. XB—llfltWMTAtyi too Mi Mil l krae. BuMil't, II CaM fr»a| ac Barn Antique Hkop. Route 14. Molmdel. /okaa-maaeilla iaMlatlaa. raadkas aad fkaaa IB «-l«tl. end, itt; i-gom-w.- OIL (xmt(1M«TatEAfIllG^ovi. keaTiaa heater: one owner. BB 1-1*11. k d li ed weatker-preafed pat atova, letnbrella elatkM dryer: twin. iag. Salary aad catamlatiM w eaptt, 1 n mi Tinwm euii caaw, 'if •=*- aap latanaea, kaeaHaliMtlaa, ate. UlEBTIKI*->AUalaa*,naiaaiklo 14, . ara» c aiagle, ful aiaa kade, mattrettM. apriage. •a pat keet prica fat . . _ _ ', avmnmimjaj ( »ww U»T AND rOUND price*. Bacappina aid raaatrina. *ll interlined, fur button tri fur collar; ReaiaMkl*. Mri. Berry, Bay •»!.. Lean. gae »a4 mattaaaata. C tor, aawNea aaat t eovarapaiat ,iak radio. ,Price koatard ;rifk tewt wark Muareatoed. Pwyer'e Mr-Trak Ser- hat to match, lite 12: III). Pkaaa BB ardo. AT I.|77»-W. tor luick aale. 11*1. Bal.tlll. vin Station, Mlghway II, aaar Fiva 4-2348.* oppokTtJVin IMO> Aotiiwi —PT« 1*54 VUt PtCtW, Barriata* aafiaa: 120* REWARD — Platinum rketelaine Corn, wer>d and tin ware. We buy and # mi lea. Oaa awnar. Call eveaiaae BB at private kaiatwatkari aa wajactiaa to eaildrat. BE S-92OO of LO «-15»«. furniture aa wa kati an outlet for it. 4-44il* mi Had Baak: wait maa witk axaari. M* ia. 4teadar'a wark. rirat alaa* Call Btartt t'ariitura, Mi*haay la. B4J40 WELDED STEEL truaeet, 23.foot •all. The Mattkewa, IIS BrMdway."Bey- •a aaM tor tad dawaar. HaraMa eaca ta look »fter airdta tkraa — taa* tOST DURlNi; THE SUMMER in EetofT. apan Ub etck. Communicttian Prod- port. KE 7-1444. Badi* «44 SkMim akaw. II M LOW HB III* Ckavralat daluae dart weakly: etatdy, .aead) gay. WrWa. town. pearl brooch lunburet, with d:a- urn, Marlkoro. See Mr. Maaaa. Pkaae AUTOMATIC BCMHt aeluu weaker; half-toe pickup; katMr. PA 4-14 T4. •son* center. Reward. Writa "Broock,' POST! AMD BAIL feacia* Mid aad perfect ruaaia* CMditiea; rMtaatkle. fcaat M. tad Baak. fkae* 9M ITU CtVWW COiftll. aaa wwiaTT •on til,_Red_Bank.• arcrtad. No ckaraa far aatimatM- EA i-oeii. I-IT44. good running condition. ~Caa ka atta Pkon* eatirday md Saadar. ar we*k- WIOKLEdS OIL HEATER; heeYiurTte if aat.raay a aTVEIfcT LOST SLIDE rule in leather Uya aftar « P. M., BE 4-4I4I-H-2. four roomi; uied one year. Prica 115. KITCHEN BAWGE. coaplata; water taak, PAY 11*1**1 aattM lor twa* t«AY afternoon, vicinity pricee •cat and car teat. Phone BE 4-1411. mal caiea. Hurt tell. Hake aefer. HI OAllDtS« AND kTady man. iacludli* Broad It.. Red Bank, athletic Held, (old BLUEIEMUEEVV rrUtfUdd p I-I1W. roar* *Ep*rl*ace la aMlropalitaa area, awaflB^I'aW*— •itlaa far right portaaa. . AaalA*»lyr t(a• per- on ivGII M. /.. <-ertia>d vlaata. l«0l«0,0«, « ATTENTION, DOC OWNERTST~"FrVek Interior and eaterior work, plaatariaf in. Friendly LancLanekataattah . palntlaa; ta work aa email eetite yaar rleip, initial! E. 1-. M. Kinder l>lea>e f roEen government inspected korae melt STtllTIO PlAWO, uprigkt: load caadl- at o»er. BE I-THI-W^ . rnat et. Hid Baak. ar " laaa IE l-tlle-W. ratutn to Edward L. MeCue,»101 Hen. paplanta,, II I varietiai a ala ekaaaa fraajfraaj,, I, •ad lltaiag. Bapkaal Balaa, It eJbrewe- A 1,1 I aad 44 raare aidid. WritWiat ffar arica delivered weekly. Phone RE I-II4I-R ti*n;ll*4. RB4-44M-M. a»rv\n HHklandi Pkane HI I-I4II it CUlfftM faur-*»or aodtn m far tptolntmaat. aSar. loRAK ' didritktvk ^ »!., i'air Haven. RE I-445&-R. after I P. »., or writa Cokei Supply, in baaatiful eoadltloa. Law mlleaae: "•ft •award. lill t ai efcank e PemkertePkt '4171417t 1 .A Akrtk m CBILIII 6UK; rall-t^rinreatrawa?.; lull ar part tin*. Brown, Brownl Milli N. J. Largtit •*- »ox II, Red Bank.' 27xllxl4" kifk: good condition: |20. maintenance, repairing, painting, dec mechanically perfect. Camidn trade; SALESLADY wiittai wiutt hat* •«• «• cluaiva bluekerry pleat greoer la New RaaurilO aratiag and paper hanging, lor alti- ill finance: 11.1II. Call .KE_l-liM._ atrienea In ladlM' Mara. Caad \t* WIMIU te place two ea. Jeraey, wkoleaala and mail. Yaur ia- Elf, (iarnelle. I>ean'i, Little lilvar. CHOfPEIi HOBMt WAT. apeelal I Ika.matei. "hone RE l-04«a. par, etoady werk. Itsaira Rintk* eollent German airla at caak. ckam. apection invited. ilLVCT rox fur aackpieca. l2i.~~CaTl 7r,e; chunk, kaart, liver. I Ik*., II: panel delivery, anly 4,14* ml!*!, 11,114. beim*l4-waitre». ta work tatetker, HE 4..14'-). freih froiea. Open dally aad Sunday! bntol laa Illl Mercury apart eedaa radle. kaum'a. II Btaad) at., Bad Bank. TRflLliER—For high auality aad all rakrwtlad ~ Albln ClMtrii later, avardrive, 11,171; 1*11 Mareury TAIIM* analytee, rail Daytoa rertiliier Carp., till I P. H.: claaad W*d*aadayi. Melcn Wkita at. Pkon* BB *-«*ll. •OTHU wlahei ta wttck et rut nun AND ruutv* t*> ata* Dayton. N. J. Phana Maamauth Juae- raps*ivtirkTn2niio« Miller Pat Map, klikway II. lit mi lea part tedea with radia. beater ever. SECRETARY — Legal experience an- cklldrea u*d*r •»*. *itk*r tti ar Ma aatata ia aUck. Danflaa Baa- tion 7.4*11. Wa alta bur potato** aed loaf fnaie aairror 1'xf alaii: wklta narlk afJW iimk* Ml t-t!4> • BON BAIUMOB fejg aarakat, a4t4t. rive, whita wall tin*. Ptttla ill* ta*. ferred. kat iat etMitial. Call Btf I- k EA 1-MII.J. Ma Ca., II Cart fraM itMwt fkaHM a. Eiiliak Matan. II Maple tve. RE grain* kitchen table, wilk two eaaire, IS: lawa ri)>pTEI. BADI. kamiterl. ttaejleal and Myt, m. Had* kt •«**• kf law. CvBaaC rUVUSIONAU L enalnacr. Bi|ankJI.|J!t___r__. , •old lak. Open daily and Iun4ay« 4I4S. W KID Or CASPET! It* nawaanawaal SETTER LAWNS Mil year; tied aad /or nower, 14-inch, good, IS. HI I-I2II, 1 urn-were mt/ftjiAFm, MH dlmkled tetaran. aeriauely aeedt Hakl »A7rHT'S iNtH«Mt till » P. M. Cloeed Wedaaadayi. Helen wwrt Oamaaar, II tain at t •m KtrBULLITAN-f "Bale Day * ipaeiat- ar full tim*. Oaly permiMit retlaaat datlet (wttikman caiiidand) ta upple. ia carpatla* ia Raw aa aalla att CaraCaraatt fertllie thla fill. Firm, liwa and •ew, 115. Inquira chria Mruao, Bur- I*S* Mercury dak MUM. averdrive, ' a»r ItrZaBroaad .at, llaa ataak eTf. WAXINO. Ctll M 4-147 coup*, radla, kotter. avtrdrlve. tad 1*4* _.. praatutl auna la nn TTfl weuiriiaa eveaia* war.: J AMD BUGS ky Mokiwk. AMI* VVVr'tR PUHTi-r, anal W. iota. l»ay~ MUST SH.L Fountain, landwirh unit, propelled, witk reeleaneri Ina condi- . Floor Watiaa Ca. t Ivan ,lnr*la CaemapollUa aodaai. Bmliak far diaaktar, teven yeart, aftoe tekaol, iae_RB I-MI7.J.* Smith. Kinakeuaian. Mage* tion and reasonable. Coaovar Braa., our aaoclllty. loura. II Haple in. BE 4-4141. tad far new.kora ktky. Panntt tt trark Sal Artloom la tka lawnt eelere. da* ton, riimen, Jantal nnd ©then, Kree arlll. counter, ii.\-foot mea*aiine rack. H4rpWa kuy Ine antlauei. Georgli Kirunoi. 71 ENMRTL HtATIR: keata feiir ta ary chair, ndl* »wM*tr*»a. Admir. Cat! Ntw aiaaJMMkll uaad a adkoaiitaa folr aalakatla. faCaltl rant M, Atlantic ive.. Long Branch. LO I* flve raama. Gaed condition: |2I. Al- •I nfrlgentar. tilt rua, earner ••1114ai, laa uaaa fod rkadPatlaaa fotr aalafcrvlea.". Cal l fraMa ia«DETH(5NGAT«TOVE car keater II. KE T-.HI-R.2. aeatad"kaa. t _ HA_ _ ., 4 f "Ptlt fcl" f A-«DETH5N"AT-«TVoven: leparata broiler Ean td grill"i aa- eltMta, at*. iMtll't, II lilt Fraat •wT,. lattalmtlM IVMI Htt «ldlllv*ryl Bt. goutkk Jeney tiiurtTieil l lapplyll . ATTENTION HOME va it. tlaSlaa wigonp 11 ai. d1*4 tee1 uttwavaoe. r ttetei. III* ft Eatt Front it.. Red Bank. manay by modernUIng yaur kauaa eenent condition. Call RB 4-I4IT-M. Wlllri panel. Illl Jaay, III! J*i» witk tlma ar tall U*M. Matt ka ibh youraclf W..e _a n eaulppe_,—..—d t.a- euppl— y KTTRXXW power mower;|I. ta climb ladder. MtteMalMlip hi. EEBO N inaw plow, ill* jMMter.lllf Jeep witk •AVI AT WHITE Fumltir* * ou with all the material* necentry "car"*cure", ildewnfkialdealkt,. dnvewedri.y^ ('j">t "' pawtr ttke.ef. Illl la**, Illl Ckevrelel •Iliad. Aptlr Eataalawa BadH at ""1 Btdllni Co., 174 Monasautk tt. Smill vonthly Mrmenti arranged an el. ntni. in Lc.lib.toa ave. j caavartlkla. l»4T ~ ' " ' TtlttltlM C*^ IT Mala M. IA I* purchiaa of any material!. Here an ana eeaaon. aaiwinio •ACHIHB. portakl*. eleetrlc: CAIFtNTKR BDKDBR. "•— Brotken, Willy* dealer. Mewmai Bad Bilk. RE l-llll. aome af the lake you can dot Attic in* eicellant condition, lilt ifnderwaad] >ringi rd.. BadBaak. El 44144. •411. aulatien. application ar tilckotrd in kitck* Standard typewriter, typci fcnutlfully, promptly, attended ta. Floor landing, >ring. 4. y, Callll M. MorionMorion., 11 Haunt ft. Bad I4t CTI IBTTWItT-wair ti^piAntia. tn ar kith, nnlik rtur bailment ar attic III! twa electric IrMiI,. I14I MMtkk: tw:ta BaakBan«.. RBE 4-»41. CiH WOMAN TO CAR! far twli MfciM lad akaai fsr aiaa and won*.,, witk built- into • playroom, had room ar den. Cam- electric, beaten. II each•. EA I-I4II, RE Hil RE I. da tight hauMiMditf, Rtfirtnia ta. plate line af lumber, millworV, hardwire, FROM A HOME in Verraantl An. tl VAl.UU jI cleaner* npaina, ant •UTCK, 1*11, GOOD (Mdltlaa: radla. »• arckai a«4 etukio* i«nr taltt. G. J. thetitlc aawkuck table, Raekie wt. . STRJE BCLU•I Vkiitiifottikiteii K y wind. Call IA I-47U.M, Clarion. LOI.1H0-M. mint, will baard raalng, tiding, ply- Lytl* ka*t, wklt*. tit. ,1M: muit be Allti Elaetrla Ska*. II Wklla inat heater new batter/1 Illl, Call AT «iV_._1I li%ik 6KK lOOMri»He •ateriil aae- wcod, noon, windawi, Intulitian, etc, tie, alt beautiful chain, four Victor. iwgJiLitl'raclat.. Pkane ll l-llll-M. I7l4.ll after tf,ll.» aadt ivtiliklt. I in 1 itrip ihlngll. ill Free eetimittt an yaar needi. American Ian aidi chain, Victorian daih, Early VI LOA"iHN YOU tint, aa 4aars*. wkW M Vl(i anihoiiny curio' cabinet, lull Orl. S* - . "•"-•"•I *» «kem. *» Eaat 414. wky natt caltilll ar eameama ata aM Mr. m—4 Ralph Mundy, raa4«II, whleh will loon ka ia. We antnl rug cut glali, etc. Buacll'a, II Front it., Bed Bank.' _ BRAL OOHttACTOt. laadtuplM". •t Nr. Sotk at Caaaat Atta Salat, In*, don't want ta pickle them. Juat aril ••adltaaa.. ta? aailtail. Ill dirtdirt., . aladatttladtn,. If w* da aat km vkak t yea wantt, •AIHftlS.'"ElPBRl'(NeiDi — Oaad LIME SPREADERgPKEAUErl, eaddlei and bridle. them. Hew akout It? Mlddletnwn Re- Bait Front at. ruB=tpa5=nu5-d. i. r. a.«ntF, muirt, ttttpaala and dry wall* pramlta ta tat aam* far you with • wtgei. IE «-l»ll-J ar II MHI. Middletown Stock Farm. Tkamat I. tuTlt, drivivawayi a riMlnd. LlaMl ligjM Or at new daverattMit, aa PlatkMP rd., , li Mcvember nn to'tiki ajMH- field. Highway 85, Red Batik. frigeration, highway 8». Ml IMIT nona ketter. Laying mnek Il.TI. ptrlad ft twa dayi, W* are in • poll- Uttle SlHr«r.* WinNt^P^IEL-SinNGt^SP^ELSu^Tbut^ , IEAUTIKUL LARGE round diniag roam r 4 1 E 4-4141 tloa ta »rv* yat with atmett *>y mika fi I wki waaM tkai* MHltnt Aata takle. hard-earved leu; old electric •II.K5?,"." AAddli.eae:'. -II ..•"•«".'" eaek far kag' •••". rafu»d*. ••d « l " • Ckevraleta^flymeutki. Oldt. MSCOrfTlNVIT) wMktklw aad ttak> • train i adaptakle eampanloni; eiccl- AUTO RADIOS-Salta. aartlaa. lent dliaailtian. Luettgent, R. p. Iitove, , working condition: aviary, lalill, If returned. "Hanc* 4) Davla. >aaai IE 14% li fwn ttHflaaca. Mabilt camplet* caaraa tan immryi fiat Mil t«a*n fat atatw raaa la •uitable for canariei ar Inchea. Eaten- Id ilaa ran aid. Pair matt*. Freehold.. HO l-lllll-llll.. |.«lll f*t» wtfj*. ••K44 M 111.11. •*« town I-14I5-J.' chryW.tlw.,.: ,,.t WI.IIII. HAND-MADANDMADt cordda kana'aagik : ma^a taIXir~» ka meved to vacate land; tit and ap Itll fat II *lMl* «Ua. Kltrlk'i ordrr, . nr itrl*. Order new foriXBTs~cH»OMI itroll.r nd" eUla'i ITVoT Ckriatmat. Mri. Donna Raad, RB •• tkrae-wheel tricycle! kotk Ilk* new. r clamp. Myran P.TtailckyTtailcky, Garden our etn are aamplrtely gwarant**! ky Faltta aad WallHIat*. II Mai. 44DI-W IE 2-OI51-J. 124 Occin ivt.. Sea BMitlia. ail.! alM wark aad lonmautk ceunty'l is*BJSL t •Mtk Mrapu Cfcrtga MRb TWLXITS—lervlea of lrl«ht. tat direct and _aa»a. Saceo'a denier, Ceait Autkut.aalai,a I ti Little Sliver. tkoroKgkhrrd Hampihlre. riedmar HOUSUEE TRAILERtRAlLER, nfaoii-toott ATL •ka*. II Waal Front at. Badmauth it.. RB ••MMi-ltt47. Al"XlM^Il I B«ad tim ciAnnctKni>=»rw-d.ruT« r. Patreg. it., Shnwikary. IE I.IIII. Wt kuy— Farm, Senkeyrilla. EA I.1II7-M-I. year old: 13,401. Call Hrt. T. wt t*ll—w* ttide. Op**. 4«il> m« Im. ikiaa* >kMl ehairi for rant, B*iio«; 111. AT I.07JI. aWTKl TANU »•* tEtlNID M1DDU A0ED •Mi. Maw and and chain tor Mia. Ca 1 ORBAT OFPORTUMITT ta nurchm f • goad teed r*> 1 ti than ktr katM with IB 1.1414. aik far ••Patiant lorvlce." titaxsrfrlgerator. Call RE 4.1111. ROLIT PA.KIL Vni delivery. South Jiraey luriltil tharavthknd Guarntay kilfen, tietlkmt CMdlllM. i**rl*M it 11*4. with ar without rnlitritlan p*p*n. 6XT«r«HE*Strc6SN^-Oata in heavy I. H. Mauat Ca.. II Hipla avt.. Bad lapply.ll «*it front «t.. Red Bank, Canadian whit*: eon tnd whttt grown •IVtkujidJiM iuo, *••! cuakman •ef lot HOtDITroTjii Iki. aflwi Frank Viiljrtkle, Coll'i N»k. FB !'• *••• •«* i»m ckilr. Ill: caf. •*• wwtwtpa ww «tvw ayamtvaaT* mamwrni www ll Monmouth eaunty, Can (rind ar mix i OOOD HOMB far II takta toot fao« taa»»rt»«t. ttit* l-llll. '•• t*W* II. will uaaalitarad arm ehtir «* ^~ ww^vmw a ^'^^•B^'^W' ma twyojir_ip ccll|catlon». R* 4-8III.R.* with allp cover III, recher II, p«lat*d tka Mr wit* twdiivlaa tttarlaf Inatractlaas whMlt.t PIMtlait. TO RENT BT THE DAY, complin lln* •iftl. h*d, compute |i. Call BE I. Hetkad Auta Driver Trala. •aad tlr**; aaw Mat Ford farm *«ulpmint, ineludei trietar TINY TOY FOX Tl nd toy r 9 aTa M trader, icaap. plow, dltt., ate. Da your TIttCE HVWfl nam auttTTiTr puppleea. Patteraa* Call BE I.lltl- Firm, Htrmony td.. HII441at»wn. Ht djtlan. II5IRI. . OENERAL ELECTMC refrlieritor, e»- ffWNIRI.BI54-R.I RETIRING. , a prontabla reitau*- cellent condition, 110: Wcitlnghouie D. E. AI« full-time REAL ESTATE WAffTID rant kuilnaae, all new equipment: verl* apartment elie electric rtnge, needi new ta Inraraica Campanr•.. 41 Salem laae. lad lukittntlal Ineoma: low natal: ua- eoll unlti, 125: Hoover vacuum cleaner, uiunl appertunlty: I4.I1I. Conlult y««l!b*». wheel. III. RE 4.1110.* UTTLm OU•W*M •T TUtTs, •*•• iWAT. wn wfA ACUA0I WANTED Sweeney Ag«ncy. Pkona RU 1-11*2. . ONt.YEAoToLD refrigerator. goad~~caiT. VOinriOkiB, butwae*. ta pay." Carefully wlattad, lew mile. dltlon. Ctll Ml 8.o:47-W.« •at can, Outitaadlas Tilwtt. all "JUIT LOVE THAT hand-rakked FULL-SIZED chlnn cloaet 111, painted KI«-iM.»r.»*IUaf BaMtali 1I4T nlet FleetTlM tatai. 1141 Fard irlis Appanl w etrlf pine I" It't tka meat appro- areatindreiiingi tihltthle 1.1:: alaalao mlictlttneaumlaceliane i »4T Chevrolet Mdan dtllverr. 1141 -^^ - ^i"^"^ «"~"^ WBwJIIwlwJT * PS4T ^w waw houaehold Itcmatcma. Call RB «-!4tl-H. H*r*kandlH 1 I whiter IIM, 111,444 Mik; •«• ar tli-raam kauM at priate ftirniuia far Earl? American 1 rj,"- ,»a I.IIH.W.. Chevrolet ttitlai wtwM, 1*47 Ckatraltt kid * tagt, iitually dlt*lay*d. kunlaw. Occupan IkUKUKV *rL00r*L00R furnace, motmotoor aand PAIHTIR. DECORATOR and paper. our.doer aedtn, Ittl Plymautk Tudar, kuinlaw. Occupancy en ar kafara D*. AVB 6K GAR^^K luppllaa; cn» ina konti, teliilil, ranch type, ate. bblowerl : ktttktt t ffivie to illl room. CColtt ...It li caak, Ni livaittMit, «•%!•». WritWrit* "Tkrw AliilM." las carry; 1-10-5 fertlliler 12.11 per hun- bellawt taf?M taklet. hutch tifctet, kinger: Interler and axurlar: >l IIJ1 Dodge four.daar III* Studeaaker Wrlta Stnndnrd Btylt Ct., Ill Ckaieellar dred paundi: large hale peat moll 14: IJ5I. will ucriflce for 150; encelltnt inn' a>perl*ace. Eitimatet ckeerfally tt.toa tlckap. 1*11 Cievralet fear-dMr JonmmrrirfnrwDrama lity luitn, kutck cakinett, karveiter condition. KE 4.12>«. Slvn. Laali Caiian 441 Shnwikary •odin. fill Ford itatlea wigaa. Many wjfaTAfivkt sajiTri AwaltCY-*!* Hew Jeney Formula Me. 1 grail lecd. BTH WEttm top quality; I4»«j, He •««.. Fair Hiv*a. RE I.IIII, II* Mr pound In five pound loti. Im- taklta, ate. luttll't, II Bait Frant p q I* CHOICE HBBEFORD iteert. rttdy ta in.. Bad Bank. Phaia BE 4-4III.H. otkera. Lawaat dawa ai Jatal «t- carted Holland Tulipi, Me. 1 »l»a. It. •a Inta feed lat. Weight aaou'll* iwd aMernaUa raliMIV tarma pMiiki*. Vitartn ... _. Fart Meamoatl II IK per SO kulbi; evercreent and montkitapay. OMa lundiyi. William •alldlng I.***, •hrutti II and up. Myron Koileky'i HAGLEB—PUPPIES, ready ta Mart 'Eitt'Vra.t itTSt. I. Levlne, 41 ocetnpart •**.. Wait Lang !rom lit* ta ' Oarden Store. Route 18, latontown. op- younfatera, aad brokin houndi. Get LIVING ROOM SUITE 14*. keakcttt l-tltl. Branch. LO l-tlll ar I-4I11-J, UBT YOUR PROPERTY witk Oreiiln. pmite American Legion. POOL TABLE, luhwalayy regulatiorgulation aliaalia. A KING—Alteration!, tailoring OlllProTrPlgKIJP"tiru7k: mty Ve wan AN, MECHANICALLY Inclined: itetdy gar ii Heller complete aervica I* real r hound early while picklni ia goad. 11.80. bretltfatt act I1I.I0, kltch- •'•«• katlaaaj tkrM eu. ttietik kwil lill poiltlon. Apply Stir Cletnen aid aatitt ltd mwtaisa laan. Ctll Law* . l*OlA(JI~ft AlfVESTEIT—John Dean, I. Rue, Jr.. Holland rd.. Mlddletown.* an cleitt 114.10, Hooiiar itkinet 1 l>; ill typea of coitt ralintd'. tlpperi n* at Eli Lawn Mower Ska*. River rd. Ltundereri. Myrtle ave.. Long Rranck. we. J. Sckllllna. BE Mill, ~ witk corn and pick.up attachment. nPWyirTrtbCt 1000 tfeett, ffou rf feett 'l'\i- V *' W •* ««• •»«•*! •»" placed, buttanhelea mad*. Export work, and Black Point rd - «. IB •• (Sood cordition and reaionabl*. Conovar hlth; tturdy kailthy jliiti. Mult ta 111.10, imill radio ll.ll, Electnlux mtnihtp. Will cill. It, deliver. KB I* BY"WTBDrf~r~¥ tank vacuum cleaner III.SI bed I, chalk: ivory tin. leather tin ana) fl Rrot. H"O »-lltl" "" 1. Wicckltunkl . moved. Pkane BU 1-0114-W. ! MMlMi HU WTei TO-DfrOlMIH. tear WOOD — Fireplace, itora, kindling. KlWERI^=^liiliiilini i complete, II*: dreiier haael. 17.11, •"'MI V *"** **"* •• l.llxl* tlna: ruining III. Ckarlaa H. Wllion'a wood ynrd. II KRESOE CALIFORNIA ail kurnar. day. dawi and combination doom eandltlan: WANTED TO REKT auck •• goad fnfirigeratio _ 'lenT**Waln V 1% ate. Rutell'a, Si Bait Fraat it. 0 Hlrt 4 can twa ait* Patch it.. New Boro Shriwabury. Pkona yaurt for tka takingnt.. Jutt call Mi44)e- knnglng: elblneti mtda ta order. * ' bi1 Tuetday. > RE 4-1844. tawa Refrigeration, klgkwiy II, MI — i.«m. LntUBk**STATION wagan, 1*4* mad. UefFURNIBHED THIIB badraam ham* PACHffANDRA PLANTS. *v*rgr**n I.IIII BOXER. BEAUTItvL. hi WELL PUMPS Intulled. Il your well >•. wen ally ll,*l» mllea. la lAva^BaTTEJtti aiTTaHii . man M ovar 11 in three montha aid. Cnll ; ^•t^rSM «47l!l" "' '^^V reildt near MaLam it. Call BI I. In Bamton or Fair Haven: aeeeiilkla •round cover; 19 for 100 planti. Tkun, TRIC HEATING—"Elietriglat" ra- clean r American Drllllis Co., Little excallent condition. Price 11,111. Cm kit lid] klik ackool; tkraa .adulti* 411 Brookiile ave.. Llurenea Harkor, jiant heat panelnel!! tar that "eoleold rosarosall" or call it White rd.. Shrewabury. TWO-PIECE UVIHO raam Mt. |4*Silver. . HE I.I54I.* bt examined on vraaartr af awier. H. 1171* MA.1.1111.HMA.11111H.. ar tntira buildinging. QuleklyQlkl , economici - TOUTH BED, complete with apring and Phona RE 4.171*.* mauntad. A. WIIMI, Rlvar rd.. entraii* watt »t SOT OR TDUMU SIAII, ittkay, all day. , mtttreot; icarccly uied; juat Ilk* new. PAVINO I Track . Latrn trtftepaan tradt run errand!. RAD1AMT~GLASS heat, five panele, three ally IniUllad. AAlia "ElactraiteemElactrtm" anand Call KE 4.010». ' BEAUTIFUL HAWAIIAN guitar, MM, with nptntar. American ItlltTitllt t i»e., RamMn, Pkeie RU I- thermojtati anil rontrola i lelllng at •Infra.Lectrlc" portabltabltble heatheatehtn ffrfroom _Drillin rilling??.r ™»tgi CCo.. . Little Silver. IE 41B4I4-1841.** 411. AaWA Mi A Dentil Uk. II BraU rt.. half price EA S-OIII-ll. 11415 For detalllli phona Carl BecBeckk- ..•«••* ;?« •"•"•* »"-JSl? far.tfcrat *lc. Ill.tS up IALE BOXER, FAWN color, twa yam Inaoni; 140. worth 171. Illl.' CT, JO8EPdOBEP1H SMITH, •anerai cantractor 111 JAGUAR XE 111 laarti naditerditer.. 0071 If fn * aniwer RE I* oldj^ AKC regiitered. Excellent for Call HI I.IIII.M ar Afl-llll. "U* mann, SB 1-007*. FOUR RRAND NEV I.IK1* Oaadrlck roofa repaired and painted t nil type Call HI MECHANICS, mttklalitt, lttkt aM»- COHPLETE LINE OF Ireplui atud: 178 if lold thli"wa7kr~PkonVBE ntw roof 1 inttilled: atbeatoa ilding In. n • aqulpmtnt. AndtrDni. flTateela, FLORENCE O(C STOVE, two-burner, I-C991. 81lvertown tlrea nnl ana new tuba: italled, gutrtntecrl for 10 yean. Car- Crtl141n Inn x 41.444 •tore, milling mtcklaa aparatan. with Sue: uied two manthi. Coit TWO COLEMAN oil floor furnace!, cheat coit 187. aail for III. I* Coitral ave. REvBObET COUPE, •MALL HOUSE, impl* grcundi) tereena of all typei, wood earrlera, nue, Atlantic Hlghltadl. AT 1-II77-M. penttr repairing, kitchen and bathroom mimilea: : load nctpptd tireitirei.. Perfect Inipeatori. Apply la panaa, Lar- 1159. will Mil (or !IO. Novotny', KE'»- of drawen, chlfforobe, % metnt bed. remodeled with all plumbing: exterior conditiondii . RtMRetMn ffa rll iilllnil t and fair. k*tt tact lea: ky ntMaalkla estt. Cape Cad lighten, fcndira, etc. Rut. 2001. AI! In tood condition, Call evening!. nnd Interior painting, wallpapering, win* mar Initrumantt Camptay, In*, itivt it nttlontl concert mevlns all't, il Eait Front it, COAL STOKER, inIn good ccondition,o ' ITS". KE I-OHI-J.* dew cleaning. All wark hai a gutrtn. WtM Sylvatla •*•„ Niptunt Cllf. tee. 14 Tower Hill ave. HE *.M40. katd«.ttut«ri ta Ntw Jeruy. Prc. 78 Lafayette it:., Rumlon. SEWING MACHINE, electric: motor toad BUSINESS NOTICES condition. Alklnt 1171. AIM ffil ftr kungalow ar raneh-type: lute. WANTED. A MILClnN more people to MMbK" AUTOMATIC wt.SIng machine. condition. Phone MA 1-tlTl.B,.* Ford coupe, goad condition. Atkins HI. MIDDLE AGED COUPLE ta wark aa *i- ent Pictuneet frorrn loodi. Middle- Hl.80. EA I-04H-W. tate. Man able ta milk caw and tet matte heat tnd garate: Rumian. SEHVEL GAS refrigerator: new unit, CHAIR, CANINO and rutk wark. WIN Ctll LO 1.0*7*. after I P. M. town Refrlieration, highway II. Ml I*TELEVISION SET — Ltrgt U'A-lnch guaranteed for five yean; ilx cubic •USINESf lllO)l~aOTO~CONVElflO>rsOTO CONVETIBL! E t 11 handymin, woman good kauMkMMr. Filr Haven, Little Silver ar ihallir. D20«D20«. ^_ •creen; limed otk coniola cabinet: feet. Plenty of ipic*. crlipera and frcci. taupe, Small family; no etkirlielp. Goad kom* If yau have • dealrtbl* ktmi you. ins cnmpartmenti; 1100. Call BE I* good condition, liltt.. CaCann kee teen and iak far right couple. Good raftr. SOYS USEtTzl'INCH bicycle: In good 70 Clinton si., Rad BankBk. CtlCll lRt REE State ill dettllt. Indudlaa wage* with t* rant to reliable tenmti wka condition •• reasonable. LO 4-1218. tHILDREN'S PLAT GTM witk two (VICE. Joi. BEA BRIGHT—Wa offar for tilt It it.I-I7J0-M or KE llllTLW f I P.M 1 ap..l " indMape i tractive prlcet the following hull* • " " pakli Ca«. Ma iHerd lukttintlil nat and XT' HALF PRICE New. never uacj. •wing* ladder and taeiaw; ll.ll. EA l*I)ER*OOb TYTKWrUtBR. tl*. Caf tact tantmtar. Shndi. l.wtTlns and TOHoTrTOTtoTi^CtTlatm •ratal for Fittglbbom boiler, model RE 4-I141.R after 4 P. M. ornamenttl tree*, ahruki. netiei. Going concirm operating prof. •II day Saturday md Sunday it Syci. pnpirly mtlnttln ytur »raterty, R 7. U Junior. Call Ml i.QOH-J. APARTMENT SIZE four-kurner a" ormmenttl treti, ahruki. tnd ivirantit lUkly. Flak market, retnlf enih fl.OOO. 11 nnibii, etll E. M. Hulford. Jr.. it Mally LIKE NEW, G. E. refrigerator, 10-gallcn of th. highlit aoalltv. kiline* tarmi; tavern, knr nnd lloania: more Farm, corner Braid at, and Sytl- I-II4I.* UAVTIFUL RACCOON coat, llle 14-14: •ai water hollar: I* mtaurant ttooli, ttovr, |4S; with broiler and aven. fo.. r .^ni.l t pkatt,_^—t o_„...f daaffs_ .•»!„, fgrnlihtdl •Ittkar haul, Friday, Oetobar II.* n rettturant. full* equluped: groearlaa ind Tiractieally new; lacrificc. RE 4* - — - — — w- .•••w ^^ —>"m i 4lrajll ^••""rEJ "p™mE/* IIOH SCHOOL BOY ta work waak-eadi eath regiater. Keaionable. EA l-OIBt. Other nil .tove |15. John I. Moon, 41 ll ld ind l meati: dry cleaning and tailor 1 ilia l*T7~PLTMOUTHTUIX>T"tmiiraawn la kairdln« tUbla. Call Ml M44I.' 4080.M. fiU8SlAN'W0Xr houndi (Boraol) :'three Villa pi,p,, EatonlownEatnlon^^ lonally planned ind iup*rvl*«d. Pro. payment, cantlai* with finance pay. ANDREA TELEVISION, combination AH «ccll*nt pedlireed huff*, on* male nnd TWO" R6oaIS"OrWurnlture left ta tell llmlmry vlilti, tttlmitit. md dtllvtrlti rlverfrant property, residential. Far Jjcntt. Can ka Man evenlnai, Raynea. •auMwarkart FUjtnianED noyss ar apirtmnTti and FM radio, table model, 12.inch TW" R6IS" ara fm, AIM do lawni ratatl" dtttlli. tee Bowman and Axelaen 1*11 U kll. Rumian far tkna adulti. IU 1. two femnlca. fine pen or ihow dog*. on consignment for III. At Swartt Ocean ava SB 8-0147. Eventt, two kouiei atlew itora. an Still. 11174 tcreen. Orieintl com 1499.95: perfect Phone HO I-7S1S. Furniture, highway II. RE I-J21S. Op. ilgkt trea movlns an Well fd. condition. Will >acriflce foy 1200. Cat) tion Colt'i Neck. ' tTArlir "17 5 WteTKLY—SeltI l New York fiERHAK filftPIIERhS-50 beautiful poaite Mlddletown Flra Co. Open until I Freehold.) Pkona Perfect**. Jamea Madlion. 4c. I/lSe lfto STUDE»AKE»~Commnn*ar; ptitej i»l tti UrlFUMIISHU), FOUR or Ive-room AT l.«-21 aftir I P. *. pupi: prlie dogi, nil colon. Several eververy evening. cigar!i nationally known: protected ter. nogripkar far ptrmintnt employment. fJfA3~BTOVir~EX"CBLLENT condition. •II white. Reasonable. Hlxed retrleveri. BTTTBATBOTTCVEC . Her. HI t-l»7l.* COMPLBTB LANDSCAPE tartlet. ritory. Butler, 114 Lnneaatcr, Albany, Pleaie itati *ip*rlmie ail *,u*IISe*tloni Cal'*iJ Raaionably priced. RE 4-»01l. very iheap. Rilaton Kenneli, Robert K. WKaTINGHOUSE electric waaher, wring- ll will •• nltrr «a*«t*l. Addran n- Planti, ihruki, trait lupplled md New York, for detalli,' j. 11*1: an •»• Pile* te "Enperlenced Itcritiry." In — UHliBiiai rAaiLT wiiti to nnt CArJINETnJAS""RjfNOlT"l2O; utatlonary Norton Ocean ive. HE 2-0134.* er type: icood condition. Call after i FOR LEASE=SriW two-bay aarvict ill. --.--. opportunity. Phone RB I. tubi, porrclain top kitchen table: two EMERSON AND Hotorola~table~model P, M. NK 4-0174. planted. Ltwni tatdt ar renovated. 1480. kitw««n I A, kt. and I P. M. 111. Red Rink. thnt *r four bedroom koutekoute, vn vnfurf . r, aii nri ii'ui 11, Now It thi beat lima ta pint paten* tion, Eatontown. Socony Vacuum Ol W>H0.iR4. _ . oulre Capitol Bakery, If* ihnwibiry HBTPTEVVrllTE. Adami, Sheraton, lamp! PARAKEETS — Limited numher yount AUTOMOBILES ave Rid Bank. lelllng ky talephanai lit* io I ill P.M. hlrda rciiomblc. Danny Poteet, RE BAttREtl ROCK^FOLLETI, 4>i monthi Write "Lady." Box 111. Red Bank. of all kinrla: picture! and furniture, all old: guinea hem and Angora rahbita: WHEN TOU REFINIBH your loon Uli -j- Wlfl(rlO BTSiADT emplayman. tlndi: al>n giaia and knick-knacki; old I.II02H.' _ •II priced reasonably. Phone KE 4* day or nlgkt ihl'ta. Apply III Mnai. FARM HICPIH wanted for itiar, ... Victrola. old and new rtcorda. Antique KITCHEN EXTENSION table 12. round Perma.Seil, dunkli, (crtteh.proaf; MAURICE SCHWARTZ At SONS. Ckry. ittir Matar fradMM. 1 Cttktttna ak, Halmdal: atiady wark ill fair around, 0jg4-M. ellmlnatea coitly nieraplti. Monmouth ir. •lymsutb ind lnttmitloni) truck flood wagei and Mttiit rant frail tkrM Shop, route 35, Keypnrt. Gettner." top table |2. round fancy living room IRIS^BULBS; unuauil, lovely: mixed anjT MrtIM ketdauartera. Pken* Illl kiMminti additional ground Tl... Ilk CHINCHILLA rahbiti, with portihTa mirror II.BO, living room oil heater, com* colon: very renionable. Call tt II . •M•MfLOTatEMT Aaaniy, TT roomi and kith, tltctrla ringe, water running te new korough parking ground! hulrh: vrry cheap. K. Rntilry, Reth- plete with pine, IS: all In perfect condi- Salem lane, Little Silver. Phona RE I* Braidd it.., RE- l.llll. Cammarilal, huter ind refrigerator IneludldIncluded.. Milt rear drlviw.y. Naw occuplid by Safe, any nml Hillrrtit rd«., llarlit. KE 7-tion. Mri, Jimel C. Carter, 15S T«l- SPECIALIZING IN maun Wark and plat* damtttlele,, kotil li •*»c nogoodd ntard ailidd reftmtti— way. Avallikl* April I, 1151. Writ* 207.1-M, __^ taring 1 patchwork. No Jok too large til li•idd nilianntl , Flannia Ing reliability, honaitity ind itcidl Wigmr iarkit Co.. II Ufiyitt* it" l»aB-M.' _ ll»ht av*., Kenniburg.* I.AHCK LIVING room let, three nler.n: or too imall. John Donate, Jr., phona gj L. Ketlehcrh . prop. 1 Mi-(iALLON TABLE TOP rlcrtric watir UArT WATER HEATER—John Wood Pkone HOO .lilt-llttt oar>f . write "W, C.. Ptnfield High-Low, ilO gallona, only inrft-rt condition: ilio lllp coven. HE l-o25*. J w**t MEN-MECHANICI for all turner In HWl lienter: exrfllint condition ; |7&, I'hone I'hone MI n-OJUI-M-l. _____ Wettif Hiplt ava, Pkont •talljtlona and .irvleii permnnint. Ap. Holmdel, for lnt*rvliw. .---llvroom cottigrg;; T«l AT l-0472.lt, 120, Rcaion for •elling, have Initallid CESSPOOL AND SEPTIC Innk contric- ind ileetrlet larger heat.r, Phona HU 1-045H.' NEW "BED SPRINGS ind mittreia, coin*: tor. Cenpooli dug ind cleaned. Sep. ply after S P. H. Barher Electric Ca., l»;«iin«t.^driv."-to- F.'rtMMriii!ll!nuih— •• ; THAVr.H rOtlilKfi haby carriage: good plete, thla week only, for _|3. a»t tl* tinki iid drilm laitilladi tl yiar*1 opnoalta Itata Hoipltal. Marlbstt. imlir. WHIow aid Locuit itt, HI I. rornlltlon. IIS; Taylor.Tot, Ilka new, FLORENCE OIL HEATER, with carbur- Swarti Furniture, highway 19. HE I axperlenea Howard Tllton. II Cellar •OATS • ". KK H.|43f,-J. etor nnd tnnkl twa pot-type burner!. ONE OF NEW JEMBY'B alditt ind Will heat ilx to teven room», Inquire at Dill, oppoilte Mlddletown Fire Co, Open "."uwion. Pkone »P l.QITt. largiit *«mpanlu hat K1TCIIKN I'ODK Movi' wtth twu ki-ro- until H^every evening. . PANTS, SLACKS mad* to order, matched UOHTNINO CLAM. OlM* bill!, IM*|. • • in> luiriii-ri: uloit Urne frunt luom Vkky', {.'lower Hhnlipe, Illyhway .11, to mlti. with awn material, 17. TheMM. mtnual/maehanloal and clarlenl iradei nfurnlikrt. For further Wmt KenniibiirK.' MHJK AT II'J: lit-niitifiil luithiiifttr III', ma. iniliiilm mald'eM nml nprfiiK ; irjr U STPrrTKDX' iililn ' trmrmviiH-frirti.111, till u, tl'.': drcsrtr., SR; i-ttfittit, l.'i: thrpe> 5lnlenlai , Inc. I4H Mnnmnuth it., lied Dank « 1 fill ntmnflittiltj fnv raiilil niivnmn 1K. h, rmrmviiHfrirti.111, ne w tat li.il II. RMIHII ki/f rlic-trir «-M»hinir maiilp Wiiilhinti t' vur- r O uonil hiiitiiiu Htnvr-a, Ami rnnny mnre 8CAII0K ami «eiy eAptmlve. Pkaii; IIH W.r.'!J4 ______mini. I'ICVIIIUI fxpnlmcc deiliibln hti fliictlon •car t'i.ooo!" "ill' RE nlahed ri'iroori'.ii-room bungalowbgal i |||«,| bath HiHiliHit, i iiiniilrlf wllli Kiniuir. walliei Idtn'iniiilf HVIIIH Mifim 11-1 with riint

REAL ESTATE rOBRBUT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE •EAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE UAL ESTATE NM SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE largW e roo-mi, iMtbMlaitiAlAla. attic; Yful lo fcull lou* r, 1 BSD BAKK—Tkrec-bedroom home, good MONMOUTif BEACH—Oc«n av... -.*• LITTLE i'AKat — ABOUT shrte ac-fj. It FOUK-eUKMa fwaiaaea eaaaalaw. arit* tt Weverlr pi. UTTUt BiLVBS—it Oreaar* pi.: eweioa CITTLE SILVER " Older home, recently tcbrn it nudcrn, with brcakftm n^ok; r hath refriaerator, auteaaalia ejl J* laagr'—. eaataaa Wai it, faux reara eldi aa>gkt>orkood: cenveaiaat to but: gar- redecorated; tbree large kadrooma. ot Valcr heat; oil. #eretnf, itorm aash, •ti-room houa* ; double aTara(«; |10.nQO, mir.jtea to Red Bunk at»:. jr. ; secluded he', w.ter aeattr. lii aonthlr. Call la) aiiciaad fraaaa; liviag rec* wilt) tra- age. Price 110,500. Waert-Nemrtk bath, living n on, dining room, kitchen; tii blind*. cncloMd porch. Lum A iio Rttia: >r houie. QM block otun, lett.ng c;cj»e to haru-iej: faced road. plaea. ultre-ameeVera kitekaa: twa hed-Ageaty. «i Broadn. Pkone BE *-tH»-w oil burivr-. two-car garage: large ntn «-2»li-MM. " "ria"iiag*wi>»ar" in rwaaa. liiHiaHai Only |^.iy(t. Shown uii .vi> '--- aecthpa. oa aw haw. RR l-tlU-J. reoeae: colared tile katk. full kmaiat; FvlrTAmFaVllal—-Tkree iota near river, >t. Oood buy at 110.500. Ayere-Fabr. icnt tj.ily. Wai»*?r ft Tnle ar eiasle pereaa. >• Agency. 42 aroad at. Phone RE 4-2^40.' living room with are;>!ece. dining but air hvat, o.i; vent-::an 1J..MIB, -17.18. !•'*• imitation caaaanitr eke** ethaell •susta at. rfceaa RR T-lftt-V. Alee •I lOOlll AMD batk. Modern hous. ion, kitchen: hot water, oil heat. Aak- reens; ges range; one-car garage. Ask- j HOUSE, FIVE roooai and bat-h . i.hre* ^" n«r by; Ilii «er.thly. Leaee reaj».-et. aaaller raea Available if ag'taable with. WtUM COHOVIB-Tava alaainua awnings; stone fireplace. Ve- it It 1.5no. Offeri considered. Ayri- t IU.UUU. Vkaiker A Tindall, 1 a ta»l rncma first Door, two bedruomi ».-•- J" Key •' Sullaiaa. »• Hill. oceafaat of letraa raaaa.* aaaatr* kaaMt aa4 (araja. II netian kliada throughout; iaaaediate oc- h>. RE 4-2«»» Kroiil st., Red a4«nk._Klt 4-3404. _ j ocd floor. I all Mi «-i)247-W/ | "'* iTx-ROOMMOUlC. kat nt« keal; Hi. LAHC NMNOTb ROOM, full a*T- Vaat Fraat at. IS Mill. csspaaey. Huet be eeen to be appreci- tT JO; HAN MlVltl will roii past yoVr|ltKAK?HtJR«—TWO-STOKY' hoiae", s x I J," meat** or unfyrniehee]. CMmilM te ated: 14.104 down payment wil] kelp large l>vtnK room, dining room, kitch- door if yuu purcraaa this raarmi omi and bath : ericicecj frr.nt norrh ; ceea autte; klukaa aaivileaei; lit Mr buy. 14 Hewaan Spring! rd., for ap- echoole end trenaportatlea. teat HI weak. lerviae ana welcaau, lie CULTt WCg, •i«k«a» bath : attRrhed gamge. Need 11.000 verlront property in Ruanenn. Swim autoRiaric- hest end ho 17.001.1 a"' ;ac> Mr aonth yearly. Imniiri III HereiM- poJatacat, RBJ-4I1J. «,__ a aandy beach, liar, 1i> your hc»r'.'s Tw, fam .,, |4 vitk M««t 4M iwri; A?er»-Fahy. RE I-IMI. , ,;• - nr RlTilldlf — f paeieua corner^ Victorian ontent. Living ruoai w.tb treiilace; ard ass,une eiae ave.. Keansburg. MBUM brick tve-raea kauea witk sior'gage with eaice •y ll«.- TiilUk HOttE tor re ntj »4-f ee>t_ifcrea. TS5Btfi: ftfr dwelling: eeven reons. four kfdrooms, CHALET, overlooking bay ree btutuoms, bath witk shower, mod- j < el' HE i rooa furaiaaod. Call e-lUM Wil- Ice jll.ttt. Cell all t-IITT. ",0 M lar. f twe katki; eua ream; kot water oil keet; kitch.n. Nice lot. low taiel. Aik- | RIVF.RSIIJE HEIGHTS'-'-"Ranch home aatvCV HoBt and batk. all —--—. «aa, «la«rla. kaat aa4 Maaalr ._ •AMK-Haar Kead _ . aevea [we-eer gerage. Plot 100x150; 115.OOv. and ocean; \-acre: charming lix .,.•'" £.:la Vfiltflhire Agenry, KK - — ••- -i ..-ikitchen— : d-,:_...i . — ancca. EeeeoneUe rent. Would like KI HtMt kaaaaiTF iin - ' * Pkon. RU 1-67If room, bath, extra lavatory: two-ear lail«,_Sli 2-00114. M.\/.\ t!,.:-., HKa4aI i HtMaritk kiUkat kaa-raaiTfia »ri»i!»»nF iHii; kaau «a- •r keawdiaa kawae: Ill.tet. Caaetaaea h.'lror.ma wtth set-inn 'vacut>i and ««r.|- 1 ' '.'^'. a. share »Ua eavtker faailf. CaU la iSBlD neighborhood. garage: gal heat, (replace. Good ;S()SS ViiUK UNOERS" eneThope thie rcihei; tile I'Hrl. livin itaaaatnl4 i;k | kiU» kaa r ajaatkii.! HI ka-alM-i. altk. »4 Maple ave., Fair atevea. BR /Ing room wth fire- I rlm'^ ' 4-Mla.' aear tfeveiiak river: eix rooms, bath: bveutifui Little Silver home will not plnce; exrtaiiiii'.n attic alumii r3oMfrottA.il value: 115.000. Hater H. Bowtall. m b, n.|s | n j- V=mStfUt ; plpeleee coal kaat; front aad back perch- be aold before von see it. The location throughout: two enmh Heveiink; widow waul* akara wKa ligkwiy II. Cattafe. Rtallot, AT I'll II «r BU 1-1149. B'lni ow waul* ak i: t<* icroa. 1'fWt el: aaedl renovations. Coruti lut. ten's, the hoium jn ytrfert rondition. an' Lot «Hxl3'i. Iciral ioi-mlon; * 1 4,000. ' .MUM woasan; ana ..us, |U ««««k. toftoavB. Phone alt • ll.toa. Mla»fk Agency, Pkone RU 1- RI; M -• Ma«r tr«n.port.tion. Rweaaftle te right II! mideitlal. Aakia. ving rcmia with riceplare; tvu t.rcj. UK. l-.-,3S3-W. aic« I7lt.« * icjmn wivh a\fei>u»nai eload svare. Ti t: arty. Call aVavant^pi »±lt» ~vee.lee.tlF learned. laiik, u ataala Al.i-YKAH.AltfiUNIi hoaae. ten""rooinii. ' l-tltft.' QTTXI HLTES—RBcellent lurround- rooans; attached garasa; colored tile Ith wi'h hhow.T ; full rcllar, ]»T£>- mod- utram hrn' cf.ml.le aarase. Lot i ~ faasjeeii ia large lat. aew iafi: aodera aeven-rooa colonial: bath: fully insulated; eerceni, Itora hc-,T • railroad station; ckildrea preferred. u »- lieu a kitchen, landiiciiiierl lot; llfi.itmt. Jxlnii._ Aaking_lH.:,00. HI 11 -1 • 2 7-*_;__ i n -h-c h. clrooma. fffliVB tkrae aadrooai. 8'i tiled)katki: icreened indows veaetian blindl: coapletely Ilia WtltKhire Agenry, KE I-3K0I, St !• at ajut.ll. ^ •U wail. t*a-car faraati aaaa fraat rek: piaa panelled mf.cation reom; need rear yard^ RE I-IMI-W. ••!• He •• ator fir«- IDO—Yearly anaaalawi: aafar- APARTMENTS fatal: laraa lat; I1MM. Caaataaca 004. VAN HORN -Pretty Dutch coloti'ai; .- -'ortze t water ail keet: trepleee: complete SSnXCl.llSIVE IfiimBoiilocatiorT:"ul- aieked tve rooae an4>atk.eMlaw»l •itk. II Maala a»a.. Fair ••>«. U K large roomi. Oil-fired hoc water ,-»ir'. T»x- laevlatiaa: twa-ear attacked (artge: •MALL FARM, aevea acree: aaaera tra modern ra.irh hctme ; large living * r rooaa. fvrn:ebe< iMir : Hx-c'ert a.4; ai. " t.ttt. Jake Rinufk Agency. Pkoae oam Kith rlrel'lare: It rtalnlineel kitchen; heet. Fine re ghhorhriod near school. ••U.V mcup cottage, tve rooae: tile bath, Are- •. tr ••i*;on, Tl* * hree bedroome. t«o batha, tile! dreai- e. IN. •AM CO! AOIMCt, raaJta*. —4 place; oil burner; breeiewar. at- Aiking |1 J..''in Ven Horn A»eti-y. N y,, -'ri r>r N '; 1 '«.:.'V. *••! niihfd, wiiwwf f aavaaa ttaraa g rooai; two-car attached garlKc. 1 Feir He okn L. Mlnutk Wiltshire Agency. Realtor. KK l-IIOl, In te l! fi •' ( r nf •h* T.\•«te of r !*rtne# twa bedreeaa; egpaaiiaa attic. Oil tlLf-fift, down payment |2.2no. Van t' ,„,, toaiatic k«at: in river sartion; 1,1 • eat: 110,500. G. I, node Slot. It fMaTlioirW=ITonafMTlioirW=IT*ta^kr or St ;-r. uu Open week-enga^ rr> \tfr,.H onta rent. Avelleale. U t-MII at Raa Bright; modern, eaiily winteri»4. MODERN FIVE-BOOM bungalow, ffo C'HUi~iTk wooded "lot*, in flneat Horn Agency, Felr Haven. Re I- j. ,if r nf r'o-mnn Mr- 1 ' nr 1' n 11 rs • y t f-SOIS-J. twa-family hoaa: five roomi and bath Rumaon location; lire 110x112 feet, 4100.• V •( n f Mr.n. on each floor; hrenth-taking view; ocean- with attached garage. On large i ". h % 'tx iKNIrJRtDJRt , tuaim lake front cat. .•rec lerge kcrei: celoaial keae af aiae roeae, dial for ranch homes; I2.S0O airh. Ella n ' .'if up! icatioi tilt; laiir raaaii. katk: Hindi, t* ii talk: two frant aita. Summer rental. 12,0(10. Su!l- corner plot, *«-«cre. Price |!|,40C. ni I, -•p-'iri-l * Ht; on* our katki; hot water keel: oil: ipleadid Wiltshire Agency, Kealtun. RU |.3il(i«. [t m«r m Coannlly. »« geabreere ivr., c nri'tr'l I I'SI .h, ...... tar.; Mk^J I lad parcaai. Hot and confltiea: 117,101. laepeetiea* invited. Should approve for C. I. loan with «t SB 2-O« )4. LOVKLY RIVEKFBONT colonial : li k—«; ITt 1«»tk. «1 I-t«M. . •net. All vrtllitlee in- Keaaakiu|± KE l-lltT. .-; I r-,< .,- «.f ' *P • » r *. ri T t weeney Afcncy. Phone RU 1-1411. approximately 11,000 dawn payment. AfTRAfTIVE LITTLE SILVER"" home, l 6TF~T1 O CATIroT»NlArZllrriT clurted localion; awimmirg i. y. 1. »H-f ! , »tff l / g 1 y p n MIimi) RODR, all >aar lirlnf. all ^ATl-tUt-J. "TJMIOiir—IPLEliblO reaiJeeitial area: Roliten Waterbury, Realtor aad In. hrick bungalow; aMBi-had garage: five r aati celltr: •aa'fra kitakaa; a>tra Pa", ekare Conaeeling srr ten ronma. three tiled hathe. Oil r-.t •'.- i d ealenial koac. eigkt rooaa: Iwa tile !ovelr rooms; tiled hath; full rrilar; hot 1. h. :-t f • l r ' - bedroom. Undaeaped tarar4r , avtaaar auteaetie beat and kat water. Ill location. Many trees; iivinir room, •urnr, II West Front It. BB I- w katka: automatic keet: geme raaa. Ei- dining room, kitchen; two fine bedroom*. ,ter heat, oil rired. Nice mmll home heat: outbuiMinis. Asking IV, ,h. laoli, furniture. RE 4-H»t(H . kalk and kitchen witk kaiinesi woman: cellent condition; nice pleating, tne aw 3300.• . a right |>rU-f, $12.^1)11. Krhwartl- 'lag at, M MIIT f.f«er ttit ar Tilemd bath: full cellar. Steam heat, coal. Van Morn Agency, Fair Havm. IDUSC. Law U»e». Atklm UI.IM. IgrkMn, 8 Whllajl. BE 6-31 21. lla f- a. eantrr; kat air, ail burner: full ik-eadl • Combinatio110,S n erreeni and storm sash; •-4I0D.' katk weeney Agoaer. PkPkono e RU I-I4H. "I1.W.._ . 45I|. .Borul Afency, Fair llavtn. tValSoK- NEW, attractive bungaluw THE SFi'ONI) N.\Tlf)NAL BANK ... eellar; two-car ferafe. Urge H0HMOUTM iBACaf eat. LITTLE SILVER—Brand new eaten- tyi>a; 44i good ftir.e aiortcra roomi, aroundi. center af taa-n. Ruse a Pan tke •yiawi mmM\ a»ari>ed dining room: three aadreemi. ttached garage; a truly lain amall R.-: R«lt* S. P»»rce, Tr-u" ntlicer. alatara Basaddtatl a peaMMlaa: jll.ltt11411*. llaepea. lame. Priced at »n,»0i>. Krhwartl- eacellent condUlon: twa modern •441rat<4 innd. a*4 aut. Call IA •• •lettered: expansion attic. Full cellar, '' nl S Rl Bk j«tt«ttt WWII. ia.atH.lli faialakti tlon InvitedInviinvitedt . CkarlaCkarleei .E. Iweanar Agea. eteaa keet, coil. Combination screens tile bath: automatic keit; garage. lacklia, a. white itreet. RE 4-1121. bathe; fireplace. Pine paneling: hot aaartaxnt. wltk brand nav tila katk; », kkjonrautj k ««a,, >>'_^ Udt£_ tad Mara auk. Aiking In,500, Make Near ichool; 111.500 Rolataa Wa- [rVERSItlB "llRIVr. Middle'town; new VAM RORK—Fair Haven, aeveae kltekaat ••• all latait aiodjrn apaliawci: water, oil heiit; gHrMtfe: dork; 117.- Monmouth County 9urrosste'e I all lapravaaeati: an offer. Borue Agency, Fair Haven terbury, Realtor and Iniuror, II 4'a-room, exitannion attir, one-eath- rooa home; twe-iar larage. Flae itklr. All utilitlei included. »U hntooIMOOM; Calllngawaanone, d eirele. Call •aom home; full cellar; circulating hot • II. Van Norn Agency, Fair Ha- armlnidale 1-tOli ar write C. L. Mack- Wait Front It. RE 4-3500.• Itr, ail Sleii. Attached garage. Keduced ven. RE 1-4100.* neighborhood, near ickatl tad ataratl . Rd. 1. Roma. Haw tork. TOWMtftoM apartaeati water, lendr beach; change in plane or auich eale; 112.110(1. Mcheprti-Mack- In lh. Hitter • f the Kltate of MatiiM lilt aontaly. Via Ram .Water. Iwa kadrooaaii lane livlacraawi, large a, I White it, KE l-lltl. fercel ewner ta aaerifirc thia attractive OPEN HOUIE—111 Blver rd., Fllr 1 . I'liii.t. He'- Fair Raven. M t.et«ee* kltekaa I laeluelei keat, Wjrkt, fee, water. •OUR-ta Bad laak. Taa raatM, deep water lot. 10x800; 12,500, Hi.rus --. . rangea. PARK.MICE arrnNO Old acute 1 he r,rder of fnrmi) n Me* CaJLfwarti Farelture. REIIIII, •y of Mon- tw* kttkn (at tlillli kM all Agency, Fair Haven, Re i-iifi. Haven, Friday afteraoon, fraa I from |9,ooo up. On many, veterans being divided: magnificent treea; ll ^U'TliKS HACHH WILL" iofFB apartment: private lk; run Ith.' made 11 ii^t i\mf of ----- . veteran i te I P. M. Houea caataiai lie aeed only N"o ae a down payment. We : kaat, aeal Ira. law arlea II.IM. ali-room reach house. Tiled hath: 'i' .;•<•«•.',(«, of tig.raoa kouee a.a kw Ir furnieked. lultakle far i BUPPly mortgage!. Home in and talk •*( 1 ' !• m *i" r 1 'e i i cm t )i * Bovnaaa aad Aaakwa. SR ••HIT. opportunity to buy a aix-room (three roomi, eun porcfc, automatic heat \n Ire V. V .I1,.t' ....1 M.»rr.. aide Meigkti, with bedraomsl ranek home, tiled batk, nod our kouea or mortgage problem over Sreplace; garage; III.500. Van fforn ..wn Trust 'i; reaaonabt two-cnr garage. Lot tliioo. Taxee •!••> nf Ma- ern kltcken; fall cellar: ittarhed garage Ilk iM'erls. rVhwartl-Marklln, a Agency, Fair Hiven. RK I-IIOO.* re in here* ftnci6TinrL_ BAV BTItlMBM MALTOeV, lt.151 down. Borul Agency, Fair Ha •ial. Price 111.100. Boletan We- White it. Mit-lUI. t:.. 11 '1.'. !'.':•',• c|f-.i-.d, lujl ||1 Kflth by X wn *'i t \a rrr or. e f *n d lie. Park i Ckarmi kull ven. BE I-4HI. tcrburr, Realtor and Iniuror, II iXH.USIVE LlftlB «ilfar folnTT ioveTr '•Till'"r, *»!• all atllltlea. t »- ^v —«~^-~——_—- vwweewj a»wa*^ - three-bedroom, two-betb koane; llvinx e«'H KI.I tO *'ll ' t ti, ir,.- >uh Contact renting aiaat, Ia4 Reaeonable reat. Call fAli HAVEN- Lirge corner lot, attrac". Weet Front It. BB 1-1500.« SeKLVPIO STUDIO aattage; »on< VI'\ •i.r« us nfnr •mid. th" r 1I1>'•) Rhd fiP» ilon wHwaea 11%4 tJU 4-4H4-R. tive Pj-etory rolonial; two bcdroomi raom, dining and modern kitchen. Lovely rv and four acrei: ll-foot hvmg IMI » n \t n 1 nui the -11 1 c. a:- , u ml ft awg a> «*wi,** njv«rw v* — - TMRaW BOOfaJd. furniskid; krat." L' KMtk eeaalr. FaraM, lawn and eewairr and kath drat door; one beautiful bed- porchei and over a half-acre af fine lend. x men1 hi fn m the Hut* reom, log-burning Srepllce; oil heat, OH' h. wl'h.11 * fortable tli.roaa heuae wltk eaagealil caud Meaaaeatk it. RI l-ltllItll--M kawea. waterfreat iranrtjeti kailaeai raaa and bath, second door; hot water Autometie gn keat. Many other fine 1 rt'itrr, rr t business-woman ar roupll. Adult epfertaaltlei. Call ar write fear re- CARLONB AGENCY — Attractive featutei. Aiking IIT.T.M. Srhwarti- tiled bath: Ill.ieo. Van Horn ihe, af.ir. ';. i»y will hi alail neatheat: two-catwofarr garagegarag : lu.nrin, loru! for eve.- l.arred .,' >ht - ei-'na thorefor • Television; an kw> Uat; ¥OOafirfirnBkad; «»rreaMati. Ufflt tad eaapateal ttat Ageaey. fair Haven. RE «-45:u. ranch-type heuee, eftuated aa aa Hacklln. I yhite it. RE LtUI. Agency, Pair Havea. RE 4-4100' acre plot. Livlrt* room with fire- nsOADSTRWTTReTBiAriaree'rwiniy r, 21. 1981. i«lfl«' 111. aat fraati I* aWM ag corner )ale.l Kl'.-ell ild. 'M. J-. Srp av».. Atlantic Nlfkla itmtrsrrwAToyi hniie»: peven fine •lace, dining reom, modiru kitchea, bouse; Ideel for professional man. ANfiRK 1' 1'ILLOT. ak Beeutlf.l l«*«tlM fit Tour home and offfiee in a quiet ipot with IJi t|.llI ar AT, I -I IU day ^. ta roomilot; : aldeitearm twa-itor heat, oily : rieedi imint and SEVEN-ROOM colonial ranch home. W iret Ave- R':m—1. M. J. •T itMHMi.lllltM1i inn room, threa hadraami, tile batk plenty ef perking. Price (17.1(00. < OMPANY. Ha> lAln->4>M alia, tkm tttm gar* Imagination. Title location warrant! Weeded aere; four bedraame, two MORRISIDWN THU.-T dan aaartawnt. tecsad *aar: 01 re. tuat your iMpetiaa. Aiking IS.ono. Make with Hall ihower; full kaicaent, *«• Irhwirtl-Nlcklln. i White it. RE t- R» II. Llnyd W !li imi, frlaeratar fatir-karaafatirkaraar fu'raaaa. kil HR* WmMON RAMOR •Ifer. Bartii Ageney, Fair Haven. Be itked attle t twa.car garage attacked, • 111. kathi; Arealaca. Oil heat; laraia: \..',«'ant Tr.11' Offlrtr, ln lallp <»ralefceil:-. .. ,.- . ant kaktt vttavt r NrnltkatNlkt: : KaaliKaali'nn aaae. I.4III. la eieellent condition. Frlee liD.IOI. STfW SILVER—A~beaiitifuThc""e III,IM. Ray Van Horn Agency, If) TnrV P'ac-e Mo-r,.town, N. X. •lla per aantk. Raet faralek rwfereaee. tetaadent Mr.ieaiIt; It.lNl . fit d* twM fctati If.lH THRRE^rtAM ftLD-ralr Haven bun- a tna neighborhood: three bedrooms, Fair Havea. BB I-IIIO.* PA rinri*. LieKr,. Ill leilaf tea a**.. Fair Ravea. Pkaae " AL 1.1 III, 114 Ledngton ave.. Fair Mavea. A IV ml,". MpMHbfaWllMaaMaltWf filaw af faur and a half lovely roomi, ivety tiled batk. Large living room pro ATTsiaivjTivB raaaet^privata aa* twa alee bedraemi. knotty pine dinette. Pkam RB l-llll. ith Sreplace: dining room and modern i•?.| H.ir.k. « •w S»ntf. Attornry*. CARLONE AGnCCT—Klae-I traae*: I4t, furaieked. Tkree raaai. tat. Ciraaidi Oatala*. RfwraM R. Lovely kltcken with enaek kar; kot wa- kitchen: garage. Look it it. A real bur RECENTLY RBMODEUD riverfront flva kedraoai. I"4 befall —„ fireplace, private eatrance, 15". AIM Tkatwa, Rlaa't RUkwap, MM«la> ter, all kaat; attacked garage; patio: 111,10*. Rielualve with Vtiwerta- •lift» ! aer njonth. Avalkkle Riyiaaer aaall artletle haagalew. Ill ~ Ililol. Borue Agency, fair Havca. RE CARLONR AO«NCY-Hew kungilewi Sacklln, I White it, RE.1-1.! 21 kame; I4 ketkis all kaat: «ie- COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, Tilitl. 1*4 Uiinitra IVI., Pair Rarea. living room, kitchen; twa kedroomi, lOJECT SOXD^OlJT—^Modei home now place. Ifleulatlon. Living porch. Stale af New Jersey Fk ana RE I.IMJ. IDILT 1*41—Attractive Ava-room kerne, itb. expansion attic: full kaaemant: offered for lale. Three-bedroom Double gerage: 117,500. Ray Van copper plumbing: automatic keat. Im. Notice la hercliy givrn *hat senlecl bMa m *i», all elir-iad l,.k and drr; Twe-eterT y colonial; living raom. dla rancher, full cellar, latait huilt-ia fee- Horn Agency, Fair Haven. RB I- will be received tiy the nnntil of Choua loo*, furnliketi vital, alattrla. lut* lat raaa witi h earner eupnaardt: efheien mediate occupancy. Price 110,HOI. II turei and equipment. Mo down payment »nai» ktaak. Ideal farr kareet. Islington ava.. Fair Haven. Phone RE itoo.a Freeholders of the fonnty of Monmouth yard. Near tralne, am; alalto. Caaaar, ey kltekaa. Upitaln, two large beil or veteran!. For Information Inqulri for the inlntina and the installation of Tark a»e Part Mn«nMo"ino«tn, , ttkraa klaaki «* reaaere ; eteat a hkeatt , allll. CloCl w to aeheelhl ; Sales OSIca, IT Pierce eve., Eatontown, Two VUe»r4aaaeaw apartaaata, 1*4 »s, llttll. ~WlccB~lWlR T ill • iteel Krld clerk for Ilr^dne No. W-43, bbackk aekaalkl, aatr raatta ll> reeai eaek i eleae ta kvati and tralne lll,l«t. Borne Agency, Fair Haven. Re ni AeiNCY~-Maaara ranch: o(T Wrekoft rd., or call EA •-•110. kney Rat] BaBalki . VkaM BB Belmar, New Jersey, anrl opened an4 fesa icapaney. AT I.UI4.R. ki type bungalol w lituateltdd on a largl e ploltt BIlmLtToWM—fc.en rooms andiatTT: RIVER OAKSI RIVER OAKSt liver In public at. the (o.jrt H'.'ue. Freeholrt. .R. S.—Fine location: moi< Picturesque letting living rooa with Ore. alr.foreed oil heat; eleetrie kot water Oakel We have eeld over !ft« New Jer-.v. on Oct. IT. nil, at t "'urnlahed; adalti only. ..r.?.IEP VAI4H—ITev" * lva!> laaatiaa. us-raaai place, dining room, built-in klteken wltk keater: Venetian blind!, itorm wlndawi, : gar attractive IH-story colonial, five ni. komee In tkia Sne eommunlty. Homei o'clock P. M.. Eastern F'.trditr.l Time. kouw; tkree baadraaaid ; real keat: gar raaai (twa bedroeail; living room electric itova and coabinitiaa waikar; aereeni breakfast nook benrhei, eleetrie Aiking Jlt.ltt, ke offer. Halgk available from 114,000 ta I2M00, The rcefti.t nn.l opening of bids are \ water: privite entraaee. i.lli. Mak4III.I-IIIIe offer. Halg. rlth Ireplace, dining room tiled kitchen, three bedroom! and tila bath. Aatamatle Move. Toungstown link and cabinet!: •ubjert to the proijtr ciualincationl sf •nd iat Have: elderly ar ' 4IIIIIIII tiled katk: beautiful finished huement heat and many extras. Owner Irani* wo-cir garage: lot lOittt, half mile off Vaa Hora Agency.• the Milder in accordance w.th the pro- i preferred. It Laureaee Stain ta expansion attic. Steam heat, ferred. Price lll.tnn. 114 Lexlngtaa Highway II, an County Highway T. visions of the freiiufliiflcation lnw anal all. Attacked laraae. Immediate pot. nve.^Falr Haven. Phone RR I-IUM. Low tuei. *all HI I-Mii-M* ^ the regnU'ions adopte.l by the Hoard of •eialaas Ill.ltt. Borul A|ency, Fill C7OlT<•<• Hiratlona. anrt form of r KBAnBBVBO — All.year homi ing room, kitchen: three bed roomi, bath. electric kitchen, Rendl>, eapanalon attic Riri, Cnntraet anil Itomt fnr the (.r.i« apletely aederaUed. four room Completely furnished, Including a new brick Sreplace: garage, patio; aereena, voomi; Sreplace; all keat. Daubla posarl wnriv. prepare'l hy Otla R. .Sea- refrlgeratar, televleion and automatic itcrm_windnwi and awntngi; |l4,«.oa. garage. Plar cottage: 127.000. Van katk and garage. Ideal loeatlea RE t' *"" * " man. County F.ngine.er. have Ween filerl II.TII. BR fcelU-M. washer. Aaking tU.dnft. 114 Lexington Mara Agiaey, Fair Havea, He •• in the office of said Kneinetr «t the llll. iiraa'taa. fa. Uaal TrtoaTHoN AOENCT'—Combine- d llvini ave., Fair Haven. Phone RR t-IWI, Court Home, Freehold. N, J.. nnd mny madernled colonial dwelling: II roome. 4101.* and) dining room, kltehan, twe RD^KMTAft arear •eracraaie aadr be inspected by prospective h'll.lirs cl:tr» . ;enanatta ramiti quarter plot: near hui. Owner aekla four tiled batbi: iteam alt keat; faur Ini> hntinese hoitra. Midden w-;il he f;ir. it: all Mnvaaiaaeei. private. r*ox R. ntt m, kedreeae, tila bath, lavatory: laundry, ll.mo. Impectlon Invited. Ckarlaa E. ear garage, five-room-bath apartment niftier! with a copy of the drawing nnrl Vear.raund tia* treplare. Una plat, double •nntei Iweenar Agency, MonlwWh ave. Pkone large kirn wltk foiir-rnom-hith aaaM. QUAINT MTUrBOMT aatligei speclricationa by the Entrineer upon prop- at. Bataa,taara. aga; BjilajlH twMW W •• - Jmrlwll AuErfCT — Living room, ment; eatkulldlnge: 140.•or). Mlnugh deep water: aevea roomi. i*i er notice and payment nf * deposit nf tin Bit; kltekeaatta; ATEAVJTIC HWHUKD^-laerldce; lev Agencr. Phone RU l-ITlt.* (tin.00) Dollars, five ctollara of which •rat kaaee an left after SMI. klteken: twa kedroomi. bath: attaekat katki: Sreplaca. Bcreened porch. will be returned provided the plans are le. Plat till It, Hat air beat, oil: en-room house; kitchen, dining and liv- [IbtflON nToPKRff lie-roam ' bunga- Attached gerega: 115.751. Riy Via •an drlta.|a aad cireb. ing mom, lun porch, faur aedreoac and low, tiled batk; drr reltar; ateaa coat returned piof to hiddlnjr. Frlvata entrance. Call ttB Unt- levea anl t fcill '••• *l 'alt Front it. RE t.tTtt. laaj^g aajn in ••mm i a bath: two-ear garage. Lot Stall! feet. Horn Ageaey, Fair Havea. RB I* Bid! must Vie made cm Stundarcl Pro- •-147I.' - ', .11 l-,r.,-»,.;i,»d _ JWHJK AfllrlWiriiiJirKSijs icat. Corner IM l»o»l«; tto.100. John camklnitlen llvlng.dlnlng room, ilteh. Built (or year-round koae. Need! *SH!!LA«!S!f^.'*a»»tllL!i«l«.< alto.* posal Forme in'the manner dciignnteOj ., levin eat tkree bedroemi, hath, Sreplace, al P»in. Near ichtwil. itarn, bui AnsKvATtssivrcnw therein and retulreit. by the specific** r tarat'•milkedked: Vaarly keat; attacked garage: I1I.S80. I In. For ejulek Mte. |4.«"» etik. Call VTiS FOOT RI.SIMWTIAL propertj tions; tnu't be enclosed in sealed envel- Blkara* Call lO •• ar evening. Bu ing lati In Llneroft area; city water oDei hearing tho ntmc anil addrcll of fact rrant it.. BE l.«T««.a _ AT 1-tTII. SI*IM, Sl.llli hilf-acre ptoti. 11.101 Wait Long Braneh, Muit nil. KI I4M HOUSE—ITVB Urge roomi. bath aad l)44»-J.| • the bidder and name of work on the TnAlfrRoN AfilNCV—Modern eolonla »1 Eaat Front it. RiE t.OTon. oiltliile, aiMre.ied to the Board of Choi. BTVBB RiaHTS aad attractive aa- all raaaaraaa , tili e bathbath, fireplace; maid1 tun porch; genge. Very reataaakle. li-ACKB rARM. MvTn~ro^mi.' bath, PORT kioNHoUTH-Wanra bargain 7 I Mr Month. 11 BrwM Inquire Mn. E. Oarrlgana. ISI Larlllard ItACKlaundrrS . rAKMlun porch"T; oi~l iteam heat en Freeholders of the County of Mon. lealal Uree.kcdraea kaa* la Baf ream aad tile bathbth ;hlf garage Year.rrund borne: large living room mouth, and nmst be accompanied by a . Kane EA t.ttTt.R, .._ ava., nair Spruce y., Union Beack. kjrn. poultry kauiei, teal heuee; III,. klteken, batk aad bedroom; 14*20 gar- . ___*r=«a—fc-draaai, tTTe til raik. Bad Baik. kttWMft River Hnndinr Certificate and • certified III. .nttlan^ thrat mills. Reed'i A gen age: nice lot. Aiking 14.900. Write check, drawn to the order of the County llvlnar raea, electric kltekaa rd. aad tka river i tl.faat Hoara Hv. TWO-STORY HOUSE and barn on good FAMILY LIVING—Four bedroom!I I. •tract In Oeeanport. Lot ISiIIK. Price Fred Wright, Baa III, Fart Monaouth. Treasurer, for not lesl than ten (t0«,> it lalakkarkaaw: akert walk U lag raata, twa very large kadraaaa, tile kitekea; hot water, all: twa. per cent of the amount bid and ha de- 11,111. If ran want a maniion. in and SPICIAL or WRK—Alaaat lev lent eendltlon far thli prlea. don't botk car garage (roomi overhead), land' rtl^«~l*WIT"f«aThalThr5f"Tfo". livered at the plate and on the hour •ua deck, eailaeed eaa parch, at. faer-hedreaa haan II, aatha, above named. The Standard PfOBOIll keat^Uaie retired. Par appolntaeat or. P. O. Ba» 117. Bhrewekurv. leaped groundi. Alklm III.IOl. ductlvitr: aew Hack under cultivation tacked garage, laacdlata actapaa. Twa raaai cedar paaelled i tila Some meadow, weodland, balance In cov. Forms will he furnished upon appllcatlea Dennli K. Byrne, Realtore. Pheae to the Engineer. af 1111,111. F. W. BrleleM. Plae'l BED BANK—Eieellent location; liv- tUcheai caclcaed kreeiewiy. AU er erapi; Early American farmhouse ilnnKD APARTHBrTt In arivati RU 1.1110.* aadernliid: autkuitdiigl include new aaaele: lilBaitt aVrjeStr n pi.. Red Bank. Twe Lake, R. D. I. tStereea. Terhaae ing roam wltk Sreplaee, dining UikeS twa-ear garage. Lage kaaa. barrack kulldlag for 14 aem packing The ri«ht ii reMrved «o reject aar |r kadraaaa. "Ilvta ' t| roeaa kltekea. katk: I.IIIT.M. raaa, hitches, dan and powder raom ainti kalf aere alati Sll.lll aik* keuio lempletely equipped witk apart* all bids if deemect to the Interest ef tie nrata. Rental IHI. P^kene RE Mill RTJligOW-bHAlIT callage: living ment; Illl erop — lo.ooo haiketi County an to do, nr •a Snt tear. Seeond Soor, three roam, kedroom, katk (ihower): kltckca lag, Uwler Ageney. RB I-I4II. liy order of the Hoard of Choeen Free* -Hk Magic Chef range: Filgidalre; gal I4MII. Ear Stillmin, kighway 15 ttDBKtY ratlrad aaa will kadroena aad katk: all roomi are holderi of the County of Monmouth. heat. Alklag SI.IIS. Dcnnii K. Byrae, Shrewibury. RE 4-51II. JOilPK C. IRWItf. akara aaa,rta»eM, fa«r raaaa. all far. targe. Let ll>!00. Oil burner; twa. Realtori. Phone RU 1.1UC* RUHMKAtEA—California typ. SinTi- «lik*d; d««tla Ved f«r two «r ant. All aar ginge: |I7,IO». Allaire . la* SSTATI ARaU-teiladel cettage law; ipadaui living rooa with Sri* Director. FAIR HAVEN—Three bVijroomi; .ga EDWAttn C. RKOEOE. kltckeai; II5 per week. lapravaaenU: fraa telephone local ralli. Agency, Inc. RB Mill. flooring; powder room: tile katk aa kalf aere. Living raaa, dlnlag plaei; powder reom, dinette, modern walk Fart Haaaeatk. Caatrally laaatad In Bed Bank. Prlvllaaa raaa: milled Seat twa Sreplacee; kltcken; twe bedroomi, tiled bath; hot Clerk. ta kltekaa U m*r tl«». Call BE l.f)4l« dan. treplaee: IV, katki; I ihower): hot water gal hint; attached Bridge W U tT.14 0811 game: 125,000. Dennli K, Byrne. Baal, SH kedreeaa. Pull kaiement; water keat, all fired; cuatom built for COvajLi1 rokHIBaflir'rwaa la private TA.lt. ta II A. M., 4 P. M. to I* p. M.» former awner. Beit materials through* Ttt MiMES~UPbB. dMlnkirfiT LITTLE 8ILVBR—Living raom with tori. Phone BU MHO,' kranaway, garage. Detail cell. out. One aete ef groundi, flowering keae tor gantteaaat eicelleat toeatlea KUMSON—FOUR kedroaaa: eoaplati NOTICE on «la>r rd. RE t-llll-i. Sreplace; dining rooa, kitchen, lagi; kat watar keat; 111,001. Law. ikruki. shade trees; |2S,000. Ray Still- Pablle Sale al Reel Eatate Par UapaM R. E. kitchen: breakfait aaak. Hot man. RE l-llll. try aettii %.«re twa kedraoRM and kath an (Int floor. water, oil hut; two-ear garage. Aiking IcyAfcaey. M M41I. Taiai electric, llneni. dill plot: fear • iu kat Second Soor, two roomi. Thli II an •27,000. Dennle R. Byrne. Realtor!. MIDDLETOWrl — il acrei. heautllul Apply Wonder Bkop, Tt I, fitaaartaent: dretrlc. taa. Friildalre. brook; eomfortable Ave-room cottage I. i. bt. Keough, collector of taxel la war: two-ear garagi: llt.tlt. Oroiiln- exceptionally attractive home In Phore RV t-lllt.* and for the Boraugh of Red Bank. lantic Hlgktltidl. rint ave.. At* Private parch: nainnabje. B lflllllj' ger A Heller. TIE 4-1 lit. BE t.lttt. THRWTitriROOllS=-R*th with Ikower; KAMCR STTLV—Three heiraataii all lavravamenta \ two-car gnrav«, sav keautiful condition. Baiement and era! ehleken houaes; in choice rural set County of Monmouth and State of New HINOLB on DOlJILs, aafara, attrat- MWIH-lOOnt mlaeatei «repltca. lit.100. Ray Stillmnn. highway Sr> hereinafter de.crihcd. to make the all tile bath: Inetndri tnraie, T r Rfl.Hfl'. RE I.UMt.U . Autoautli heat. Attractive ground!! itvcnl ehiraini lain and rental i*iiflw. goant-eve., Atlantic Hirtland available. For appelntaenta come to, I aant. Garage need! fining. Refrig- Shrewibury RE '-Mil. amount charscuh'c nvuinst laid landl on 1 114,000. Allaire • Son Agency, Inc. IHMWaBl'RY-ModltleirTeVcn-nom. the first iln/ of July. Il'.il, as computed ATTRACTIVE ROOM, Holly VRWWlp~fW*RM^WlpfWORrOM!^^lkTtche^ n P Weit River rd.. Rtiaiaa, ar pkona RU 1 erator, range; law kaat billa. Low hot water radiation: automatic kat lat. 4baU*RR RR 1-1450. oa lovely knoll ilnplng to brook (abou in the ta\ lijt. together with interelt on, atte: an tileiriway |l, near Keamhurt. 1150. Mm: |t,000 takei It, Lawley Agen- snid amount from saiil first day of July water; two alnutei' walk to eeater af AdulH. Inquire at Vleky'a Flower HOlifbEL FOR COLORS!), email eot I/I aere) ; comfortably arranged living town. M Willaee st.. Had Bank Shenn htth II Wrt Kb' ED BANBANK—lU'BOUK M Cape Cod kerne. cy. RB 4-0410. room with fireplace: dinette-kitchen; two to the date of sale and the* cost! of ule < all tteaa keat, eapnar plumbing, aak taia and barn, near kigkaar 14: mo at luiblic vendue to such parsons II will <35Br oBTABLI5 XJbRKtR rooroomm . Haila UKfnSHEDrTftBEE raomi nndbiit; RBD BANK—One block from Broad ern bath, two sleeping rooms, living room kedroomi, tile bath: upstairs, foyer, large or doitkle. In private koaoaieni .__adjaln. l Soon; flfulll cellar: large porch; convenionveni- bedroom: good dry cellar; oil heat. At purchase the lame subject to redemption far twa tdutti only: Arrt Door, private t h l d kplngl . AkAikini g it.: living room, dining room, and modern kitchen. New 1200 eleetrie at the Inwe.t rate nf in'eroBt, but In no bath with ihawer: reildentlal nilfbbarlbk . entrance. Blactrlc refrigerator, auto, cnt to school! and ikappl itov». electric hot water heater, auto MUST SELL QUICKLY—rilr Ha. tirhed fringe: excellent ichool. Ton Call evcnlngi kltchan, four kedrooma and bath: venient commuting; 111,SCO. Ray Still case in excess nf eight per cent per an- hood, near kuiis and rertauraati. Tt aatte heat: conveniently laeated: la • R.4-.!?Tit!M°.M"M "• " matie oil heat, bran plumbing: hei own ven Cape Cad; plietercd walli; num. This Unlfi is made under the pro- "facie ave.. Red Bank.' day. alnlaua II dan. 14 North Bridge circulating hot water, ail Sred heat, well and watir lyatcm. On about aere, man. RE LSI 11. explmion attic. Attrlctlva kitchen, visions of an Act of t'r>«i legislature en- LARGE FUrWUHlCt) rooa, alt eonvcnl- aye.. Bed Rank. Good condition; 111,600. Allaire * on pavad road between Llneroft aria! 1. at* rooms bath, gar titled "An Act I'oncerning Unpaid Taxee. CCBLSY MODEL tbuaa* raack age; targe lot: state kighway. River- eriui i t twin beds. Bot location, Re«- CONOTCT1NG BEDROOM and sitting Bon Agency, Inc. RE I-I4J0. Holmdei; I5.S00. Call Bnvand, HI I. fall basement: iteim heat. Good Assessments it"d Other Municipal Charg- aonable. RE t.l7M-H,* kaac, open dally aad Sunday. 1 ta elaed roomi, Aiking 11,500. Law. llda Height!: IIO.'.OO. Will take back es On Real Property nnd Preiviilina; For room wltk facllitln for ll. RB ATTRSCTIVIt,\ furnished three roomi a l40,i)t(). Sehknck Ageney, I Linden pi, ASSUME MORTOAOE —Flvweom. 4580.W.' ilgn an Cardan rd. ta aadal aaae. four bcdrooai, one and a half batha. RB 1-0397 lonlal home: two bedroomi, tila bath The snid lands, tenement!, heredita- Ifld katk. Well heated, enmtant kel ane-Soor homei large caraer plat. living room, dining room, modern kitch, ments and real estate to he sold and the .... _ la private water I eoople preferred. Call at t Rlv. RR I-UII. Mearr Elgcanwih. Br. Breeicway, two.car garage; lot RET) BANK HOME — Convenient home: ilngte or double: home-like. Attached giraga: tall hiamint; oil en: hot water oil heat: attached garage names of the persons against whom laid erelda ave. Red Bank.* Mice agent. HJxJOO; exceptiomlly well built. eehnol. Living room, dining re full cellar. Newly decorated: near tran trtxrs h.ivu bctn lain on account of each Residential section, near bui: iari|e, trtRtFJ*8lfAtt"ROOMS.' furnlibertr . kitchen: three bedrooms, bath; garagi Sred itcim keat; ptlltered willi. RF. t.4!7lt.J,- 110,000. Allaire * Son Agency, Inc. porutlon and sehooli. Oftertd for %n White it. Bhrewabury. RE I-4MH-II. I11.0OO. gehanck Agincy, I Linden pt. Act lulckly. Aeklag 111.101. Law- due to nwnir'i tramfer. Sale price in Eit."W\ph, bill 15, lot 10, MICE LARGE bedroom far couplet atlo ment: one ahort block from bu>I«aii Airency, H Linden pi. RE »-oa>7. Cape Cod; baiement, expansion II.&L. £26!> N S Mechanic It... 44.51 eectlon. Reaaonable, »T Patera pt. Large flve-kedrooa house. Seven aim, roam, ncellent kitchen, large lun. ley drive, B.K.I), 207-A, at Lncu.it N. J. bedroom for builneii am. 104 Hud- Idial far divelopaent. Price redanei BAKITH HOME, near Shrewsbury: largi attic: tile bathroom: illdlng door William O'ltrien, blk ii'. lot 35, B.AL. aon ave, Rej Baak. room: tkree bcdroomi and bath, all Riparian Water rights boat basin, in', TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED: bedroem. te 111.500. WearuNemeth Ageney. 41 living room, dining room, kitchen; twa cloiiti; Sreplaee can be added 1 Shrewabury river. Heat, gas. electric, aid'. N/8 Mnnmnuth st 427.14 LARGARGE StTRSTtRSTff BOON, men preftrrai lltttnir room, kitchen. 14 Weit Bergen Bread It, Pkone RR 4-1140. • an flrit Soor: full baiement: garage, bedrooms, bath: nutomntie heat: 4% telephone. Full tile basement. Five min. Richard A t'harlotte ttnardman, blk 43, 110,100. Uwley Ageney. RE I- lot I. S/S Monmouth tl 294.lt CalClll BE I-IUIIIUI. pi.. Bad Bmk.» IIl)BANK—Four-bed Oll-Ared itaaa keat. Lot 115x200, mortgage; III.IOO. Schanck Agency, utea to Atlantic Hitchlendl railroad, bus, LARGEASd , (lOktFORtABLI B furnliked raaa, Unrien pi. RB «-Ot»T. 0410. boat basin, IS minutes to Red Bank Est Spencer Harvey, hlk 75, lot US, katk. new kat waUr SII.I00, Allaire A Son Agency, Inc. H.AL. if-Ml W/S S. Peart at. 2t.Tl • one block from Braid it. Reeeonabla. arage Prlaa flMtt nVrSRIECTToNriTED'sRNK"i two four Sandy Honk. Price Ito.SOO. James A, Phone BE d.|0U.W.» McCann HO S.'rf'JSS. 7.1-11 Kellel It., Annie II. fiich.!-!. blk 1(13, lot lt>, H.AL. COMING EVENTS 41 Broad it' P RB i-mo. bedroom houses: two baths. Excaltenl XTTKNTION, VETSI three • kedroom *2« N'S WaveHy pi 110.11 LARGE, lldDtRN will.furniihed bed- _-NR—Excellent eondltlon. Four. condiLinn Automatic heet. Muit ice t( ranch homn; all electric. Equipped Korct Hllla. N. Y. with blinds icreens, refrigerator, auto- Jennie Imhleren. blk 11.1. lot 41, H.AL. room, with use of tavely tile katki kadrooa koae. Hatt w watia r ail keati FARMS, COUNTRY iitatei, cottages, appreciate Kaay terms. RE 4-007 — terrace — *31 N/S Madison ave 14.17 new home, neellent location. Cm ar- BBIDOB AND CAMA8TA parly, ipan _rtaent. acreage, building iltes, Frank B your own brokerrokr.. mtttle ttendix washer and eleetrie range tared by btanmouth «k»pt«r. D. A. R. two-car Modera apa With Cellar. Lnw down payment. Ap- llholca development. Practically new Joseph Nave, blk IS, 1 lot N/S Bank range, for kltcken erlvlligei. Trefir aVVHwIVIp ^w^^y^" *"—"-•"•thl • v ^T™ -•»--•» ea---r^ Lawei, 15 Newain Spring! rd. RE t. UM8ON—NliWTineh houie; Hva largi home containing living room, fireplace, * <1klluridai •r^wa'y_ Octobewv v^^wr II, at Weatminitei AlktnIrwi P»l« proximately 110 a month carryin »t 10,11 young reoprc, RE 4-14H. ll.ttl. Weirt.Mematb Atency, It roomit nnd bath; forced hot air heat dining roiim. kitchen : four bcdrniimi, tile Cen«»r PIMII. blk TS. lot t, H.AL. *M FAIR rlAVtN—l>rge< tniple kedroom, """' Food late lild oil burner; one-car Attached garage. Fu charge. See Berg, Falrficld ave.. come Hautetill. , CardTowei Ir :IOHill. .Tleketi 11,20, Includ* Iroad it. Pkona RE |.«4t.« FOUR-ROOM BUNOAIlOW in good Hv Woodbine in Oeeinport, Phone. LO 4 hath. Full cellar, automatic heat: at. S.'S River it Mil fireplace: ell burner! ana black Iran RIVEK8IM HKIOHfS - flveT cellar: lot 7fi.<|5. Ton nnallty: eio.snfl tachcrt garnijc : patio. Owner transferred, Michael Hei Giiiilice, blk 71, lot 30, bua, Il£ 4.(985.11. Int ta,s ncrt dall, 19 Kant I'ront »t., Rtd Bank. RI road: I:»,IMIII, Willli Conover 7.S Wea cellar, garaie. Price lit."00. Pranklyn . room, wltk prl- Agency, 4? jraad it, Pkoni RR 1.1.41).* HHVI tand^br nke r. REH-HM. »vc 134.14 HHKirbith: for rmnlneai i person. Oood from 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.* Large living room with fireplace, toy «-:<404. Front at. RI; fi-r,I i..,11. •I, Phone RrJ t-l'Un,' wUh Ayem-l-'llhy Aicnry. UV. rt.'J^.'l^. 1 luf.iiv tl :•, I.,,,I ,.f thi- Hprl R anil picture window wtth iienutrfu! view .•tl.,; nTl i-leclrii' kitrhm. lilr tinth : ft M-_ "^ I-' Ml. _ HAWK PAIIK- fnlornl or while: "n7i UIMI' ' i)r i.:-in'i-rty will In- iiniiii'iliiit..|y flflTNlriHEIlTNlriHEIi RI)URI)UMlM lnn private home on nverlooklnit ailrroundjng country, Open HKI) BANK—Invfitmenl c •urtmuty: MllllU.KTIIWN Niw un.l.r.hnn rilifira; nne.car llttached giirii^e; nil-fire LARIIK ilOU.IK. attwllvely furnish' four-room hinuiilou; full Imscnicnt riverfrontiftf: for fentlemil n orb builneil i FridayFrlrliy, Saturday,, Sunday tn AA. M. tn 7 largr hntue, mltnble for eitirtmrnti, hfimr : liIr hnlli, liuu,. IHIIIK rnm hciit, The.c hrautle. selling frnm sllitahle for Inrfrr fatnilv. fur prlvat lot lOxl'.1:.. For (1. l.'i 1500 down a I' I w: mv liaml th'- tTth il.iv of vnuiilp, Hi'iKrHlr' hath, heat and hot P M.' rlv* and r-rvrn-ronm hnue nr rooming hotur: IMM" II' BroarBrorii of. PPrlrlre expanilon «11ic. h'uli rrllir. Aiki Him tn IIT.tnu, lull HI to Insper rrildrnir nr a>lr*t house, Privali- beach pritklmatf Iy $'..' mnnlhlv pnymrtil. water: cimvftilfiit tn Sin, Quint Ml|h. fntnrr prevertlif, linn ivillibli, III.IOUIIIIOU . WtNtWf.rt.N.m.th h AAgimy , 41 IU,«99, Ann t'lhy Agmcy. RE Weart-Nemeth \»»ncl, 41 Buiml al 1 41 Walker A Tinclnll. II tut Front Best year.rounil rriulcnUal nclioni 114 J, M. KKiil'lill. karkoad. BU ...tiLe .* wla Corp., U. PR T-lila, Braid it. Pkoni RI 1.1141.' •Illl* Red lank. RC 1.9404. 100. RI Mill.* Phene RB I.124K.* Collutlor. fas WO I1H «C(|lif El. 0CTOMEB tl. UM

Joba I. Bf«r of Earl id, Belferd. Prepare for Weslskfe 'Y* Drive Caerriasa wa* traatod at Rlvenrisw htoaWal Sunday («r a cut •( tb« seal*. War t«14 hospital authorities he was fca- iur«4 whe« he ra kit M UM IM44 S OOtOTHY 1AM by hi* wife during a family argu- •ogarttaaa of *h* me**, saoa- rETEBS rtACE BE MSB) BCB BAXK al or ago of your car, track or tractor — sf the aUDUTO* •tod* repairing, are eaa dw ts*> work to your coaspwt* *atisga« THE MOST CHALLENGING Profeasioasl work k/ FLUORESCENT UGHTING •sacialiat*. OFFER EVER MADE!

the moat challenging lighting offer cvar mads! Til* burden of proof it entirely on ur Elthrt fylvaeia Fluores- cent Tubet give outstanding over-ell performance or you fe> your money hack. What could he fairer than tint?

OuUiandinr over-ill performance mesno you mult be satis- fied with Sylvan ia tubes ( ways. Above er« fat* af tha wariert arra«a>f Aa ••"A a«M«al Weatilde 'V p 1. They must give uniform >. They must keep their unl- f which itarH Manday. They ara. Wt *a riejht. eUtharfard Sidney «n«J Mr*. Kctftar. porforman e. form appearance. •*• Warml#y, aViva chairman; MM. Jeiife fharntan, • aVl»a captain, »*4 Fexreiiar A. Ua, eaac«tive tacratery af tha 'Y.' SHADES CommrreM mid InduUritd InqmMea Invited followed by luncheon* aa* a basi- nets meeting. Members af Democrats Hit Thomas Mapu, af t« MT«it River Holy Cross P.T.A. will attend a d., who was stricken with amxadi- moating of the Moamoutk circle a* FELDMAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY citis Sunday af last wetk while at Catbelle alumni Sunday at Record of COP work In Maryland, *H brought gian Court college. 7St RIVER ROAD LONO BRANCH — Harry •tille, hone from the Iceland Memorial PHONE RED RANK *.S212 Democratic candidate (or assem- hoipital, Baltimore, Friday, in the blyman, attacked the Republican nrtt aid aquad ambulance. Squad W.S.C.S. to Hold party's reeord In the matter af ed- membera who made the trip wtre •flat Tat* Own RtRtrt ucation when lit addroaaed the lo- Walter Neuhaueer, Capt. X Matwrta) an raw aw* radar. ai Democratic organisation Men- Fanning and Ueut. larkla Ksvook- Annual Basar AN IMPORTAIVT MESSAGE: day night at the city hall. Jisn. Mr. Maaea is a member of the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The Charting the stats government «qu*d. annual bacsr of the Woman'* So- with "diverting, for 'aork barrel' Joseph Lang of Fair Haven, who ciety of Chrlntlan Service of tha projecli monies originally Intended married Miss dladys Nied«itr of Methodt.t church will be held naii • ran Btwruss EMUS* for education," Mr. Ml I Me aald II.- Kast River rd., Hunday at the rec- Thunday between 10 a, m. aad • net rtABTtc PI LI. 900,000 I* cigarette tax money la tory of Holy Crosi church, was » p. m. at the fellowship hall. Your gurtt of honor last Thursday night • MJL ftlgM TO af WIOK loing etaewhere, though auch linon- l.tinchpon will be served from y wai Intended to relieve preaaure at a bachelor dinner at Mayer'* noon until % p. m. Features of the it the local level for Increaaed coit tavern. The couple will live at M basar will include handmade artl- if education, inereaaa In teaehera* River rd. on their return from thiir cle* for children, and adfelts, baby ialarlea and to h«l» lower the coat wedding trip to tha Pocano moun- clothes and surprise packages. SALVATION 1 new bulldlnti. ains. Polite Chief and Mr*. Henry Members of the luncheon com- ff fleeted to efllce, lie «ald he Kruse of Bingham ave. spent the mlttts are Mrs. Reginald Dennett, Pledjet himself to adequate granta week st Ottawa lodge in tht Poeono Mra. Nellie Havens, Mn, Charles ta aid lacal c«ati of education. mountain*. Herbrt, Mrs. Milton Km**, Mr*. John Scott, Mr*. L. E. Htuaer, Mr*. Frank Dalton, freeholder candl Mr*. Mary O'Rourke af Blossom late, continued the educational John Bruder and Mrs. SUnlay rd. returned Monday ta har volition Martk. Mrs. Oeorgt Marlwioa will theme, He apeke about vocational M borough tas eolltetor after two tehoeli and hew the problem "haa have charga of tha variety aM weeks' vacation. hand-made articles booth*; Mia* ARMY n left dormant" by the *re*ent Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Arend ef Dell Morlatt, surprlie packag**, freeholdera. Mora Induatry ia need- River rd. attended tht World series . he Mid, adding that vocational and members of the youth fallow. game at the Polo ground" Monday. •hip, candy tablt. school* would contribute to draw- Preston Hower of Pins Ridge at- Needs Volunteer Worker's ing It ta the county. tended the same game. O. J. Freret, al*o • freeholder The Ladle*' auxiliary of Oceanic Questions and Amwers candidate, apoke about highway Hook and Ladder company will hold FOR THEIR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE condition*. Mn aald county Republl a card party tonight at t o'clock at To Vela* Problrm. can odlciala "made the headlines' the fir* house, Mrs. Perry Eli it Q-t received a National larvlca with publicity about the parkway chairman. Life Insurance dividend chock Oct. 8, 1M», hut that "there were Mra. Mary Malloy and aon. Frank from V. A., ant I'm sure V. A. DRIVE FOR FUMDS no re»ulU." He aald they are doing Malloy, of Waterman ave. will leave made a mistake. How caa I gtt he aame thing now and that with tomorrow for a week's vacation at things straightened out? IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD a continuation of the O. O. P. In Berlin. New Hampihirt, and Can- A-Write to the V. A. district power that "we ihould expect the ada. office that handles your N. S. L, I. The aame reaulti." Mr*. Raymond McCut ef Lafay- account, giving complett lnforasa- ffft Mayor Solomon Lautman af Deal ette it. returned home Saturday tion so that the office can Identify candidate for atate aenator, and from the New York hospital, where your case. The address ii tha same V^M V TV^v l^ea"dB^V W V^W CSH RWV kw l Mayor Charles Applcgate of Key- she vvaa a surgical patient. She that appears on tha printed mve- aort, candidate for aacembly, tent was brought home by the Ant aid lope that V. A. lend* you for prem- word that they could not attend the aquad. ium payments. Do not writ* tha Won't you offer your tervicea for a few moating became of attending the Mr. and Mrs, Paul McFirland of V. A. central office In Washington. juvenile delinquency conference at Ridge rd. have returned home from Q-I am a patient la a V. A. hours and help put over this drive? Sea Olrt Inn. the Catakill mountains where they hospital, and my doctor told ate Stanley Cohen, counidor, apoke wtre gueata at the farm of Mr. and Mr*. Ray Krants. I am to be transferred to another TeUPHONI MD BANK «..M4 m 4-41M about the alliance of the G. O. P. hospital for specialised treatment and crime In Atlantic and Bergen Mr. and Mr*. Frank Cermak have Who pay* for the move? This advertisement is paid for by friends of tht Salvation Army. returned to their home on Ward countle*. He aaid the condition can A-The .V. A. Transportation be- be avoided by "cleaning house ave, after spending the summer on Beach at., Hea Bright. tween V. A. hospital* may bo furn- right down the line throughout the ished at government txptnte, If atate." He alio apoke of the Repub- Robert W. Wickman, aon of Mr the transfer is deemed necessary lican oppoaition to bingo. "Fm and Mra. C. W. Wickmm of 30 by V. A. doctors in ehatge of tha from hurting the people." he Mid, Washington st., ha* enrolled (or the case. it could help the people." fall-winter semester at Centre col- Paul Kiernan, chairman, reported lege, Danville, Ky. Q—Can a veteran enter into bus- that Long Branch will bs host to St. Mary* guild of St. Georges iness with a non-veteran, and get county Democrats at a rally in the by the River Episcopal church last a QI busineis loan? Oarfleld Grant hotel Friday, Nov. Wednesday at iU first fall meeting A-Yes, provided tha Inttreit of 2, at which time it |« expected tha madde planl * fof r a luncheol n and the veteran Is properly protected. Stack KM card party Oct. 24 at Ralph The V. A. guarantee, however, will Hack Sued* membera of commltteea will be se- py p hall. lected. MMrs . J. H. SmitSithh and MMra. Cyril be limited to tA veteran'a portion Medium or of the busines*. Low Heel. Stevens are co-chairmen. It was FOOT REST announced that Rev. and Mrs. ' Q—I've been on active duty In Women Voters' Tea George A. Robertihaw will hold the Army for the paat 20 yearn, a rector'a tea Oct. 28 from 4 to and I am to be discharged. Will To Be Held Tueidiy ft p. m. Also announced was the I be eligible for QI Bill training or The League of Women Voters, annual dioceaan meeting to be held haa the July 29 cut-off data killed Red Bank region, will hold a mem- at Trenton Cathedral, Nov. T. Mr*. off my chances? bership tea next Tuesday afternoon Harry Archer of Grant ave. was A-Tou will be eligible for train- at i o'clock at the Beacon Hill welcomed as a new member. Host- ing, provided you are discharged Country club, Leonardo. Miss rfelen eisea were Mra. Daniel Sinclair, under other than dishonorable con- Herrmann and Mr*. Eugene Bade- Mrs. Robertshaw and Mrs, Steven*. ditions. The July 28 cut-off date, ley will present a program entitled The next meeting will be Nov. «. for the most part, affected veterana "It Paya to Increase Tour League A delegation of parents an waritad LEARN THI MANY USIS OF WINI.... uiatlartd Kaihur. iaeh af thaia four «uiti ara a af bawrlful NW M Intartaln With It — dH»ar»nt tysa af alath . . . yat all baar tha •Klna,irldf a labal ... tha *u!t many compart ta, »•©» Ittt Cook With It — It will add ta yaur affarti by aiturliif yau a parfsst mtal but navar quite acjutl, and at a very M m tl »a»ul*r srlca. Os#o JOHN B. ALLEN CO LIT Ul Mft# YOU MAM THI "fJNCT CHOICII CRYSTAL WINE & LIQUOR Ill II0ADWAY LONOIRANGH tl MOAD ST. RED BANK TIL Ml 6-0267 27 W. FHOm ST. KED BANK • ii - NIAR POSt OFFICE . ' SHOP FRIDAY UNTIL • f. M. Cull RE 64218 for Free Delivery • Mt, tt l> tU, Mia ' aw> «*int acrora H. IWI 1 Work on Safeway Store ProgrcMca Cara Pirty to AM Pearl Ralph'* Brooktv Cleared COMHm **4 part* Oat M *«M attaatatat br tha Ckaaahor a( OaaMaoro* TWO- In Tavern Brawl d*V Bt«M. Tk* klffc. **fc*Oi h*ad NcwHaipJial Progress Anaies PREEHOU>-J***ph F. Brook*. wUl lw« tk* H>»«*. Owtww pfttM whe we* tred M • J*racy City d«- 9AMB HAVE* - naaj u* «a> tretive hoceu*« ef hi* part la a will h* «wM at tk* ppMtf f «a ka <•» "»r »»r a eu4 party I* k* feaM koid to th* aid kawtlaf alfcw kojitat v brawl at the Ceadcllito Inn, Wall ia« *a Eatt Mais at. Taa ' Tharater altttaaaa, N*. a, *t New Haven Doctor townthlp July It, wh«» tw* shot* Trtalty B»iM«Hl jariak towa la wort Bred, WM acquitted la couaty ft* held. tU* laak * u* rkir Itevaa a«u- court TuMday Af two rhergM, *ad Watr a< Itivwvj** hWvit«i. TM S.w Total $I,OB7( * falattd after hearing tti* jury'* *tr- aaauiarr ka« aiil—i w «t*« M- dirt. atktr attttlki k«t«Ul kulMia^ Girl, FaaaiK CfBtefal Brooke, who we* n»ad ef (he •ill t* «• tkli Jttuy City eonfldentiel gambling Th* oonditloa of Mi** Pearl aquad until * departmental hearing MM. 0. Thoed*** logrhirg to Ralph of tl North Bridge ov«.laat month itaulted la dlamkwal. DOROTHY . Mlrmaa, aaoiatad by MM. Law- whe uaderwoeit en *p*ratl*a re- r** chergtd with Bring the aho»« MMa aVkllUag. Mr*. Clarence Wick- teatly ot St. PUphaoi* hMpltal, n the her end bratlag up> ttie own- Ma. MM. William K*«*e>, Mra. New Have*. Cona.. ha* Improved er* In a freca* aft*r curfew. TOLAND Uwl* B. Ooaaor, MM. Ouatava 1. with amaaiag epoed accerding to Th* Jury, which heard th* ceo* Frarot, MM. O. EJvlaaatea Uiadr tha aurgeoa wh* ferformed the for more than a. ••»«, wa* out for Or an ••ttvtrvt) MM. J. p.. MaiviMii, MM. Ooraid aporatlon. we hour* end two inlnutee before A. Matck, MM. Mail Urtewd aM Mloe Ptaiph, wh* ha* boo* al- It returned with It* verdict. Booted MM. Harold Larteud. moet aompletelr yerolyatd th* paet neat t« hie attorney, Vincent P. Aa atmlllary meeting «r*» koM tw* ye*r«, haa regained movement Kf-uprr, Aabury Park, Brooke BBBBBllBBl a BBBaW fiaWnV MeMay. Since aeat moatto mark* in her right hand aad In all h«rprayed fevtriahly when the jury mm tka founding of th* autlliary, Mra. toe*. She le eating aalld food for came In «• give It* vrrdict. After C*m4 H«lr, Twactfc, Teay B. Huatlag, tka drat proai- tke Bret time In maath* and thi* hearing hia acquittal Brook* broke dont, luggeetcd that membat* krlng week begen getting eut of hi down aad cried. A* he ataad ta kaaeo *f Ivoiy aaaa ta tha meat- twle* a dor for Mverel minute*. walk aaray he collapeed. and Judgt lag Nov. It. fortk * haeeital. John C. Olordaao *ent for Or. Wa- MM. O«org* T. Unte* road tha ta *plt* ef her rapid progran, vid Cany, who revived Brook*. full recovery will re*,ulM a long Aaalatant Praaocutor John M. Pill*- batpital report. Now memktM la- period of •kyalcal theroiy. aecerd- W# Mfry a KM line ef tradaeod w*r* MM. Arthur M. Jtlo- bury prettntta the tute't caae. ataa, MM. W. T. BamervHio • Ing to R*v. Runyon Wolff, a*""' 1 Catlmtav* twasrsn, sr th* Red Bank Reformed church, MM. Noel Larteud. T*w«i« « membari ef which erganlnd tri* «o»artw iMrte. ifcSrti. were aaad* far Pearl Ralph fund •• •Main monry Tk* Ethel Mount Monr School of Uaaeiaf te aid member* of the Ralph fam- til PSMMPECT AVENUE, BED BJANB. TEI. BB ily to pay for treatment*. R*v. Mr. Wol* Mid thi* morning the |>a Olatili for ehlidMa from the ag* af all yeara la all typo* af WM# Optometric Group tlent ha* bern overwhelmed by th* danelng. Ballroom elaeaea for teen-agera. Evening ela.il for btnl- JMLUT Interest ahown In h*r by tnldente ate* girl* and women. Fall ol**a*e atart September 17th. Hear* Pignataro of Red Bank. Bhe hae eipreeeed her appreciation for all that le MATAWAK-'-0e»lar ItmHami being done for her through rela- * FirikUtry waa tk* suhjtet tive* who have called on her at 11 TOE * tka talk by Dr. frank P. ft- the kaMHal. •». M OMMna fiats In* aalar* af Rod Bank Monetey bo- Warka»aa •# MM UftyHt km Warki af Jartay City f Rev. Mr. W*lff told Th* RegMer privat* ar *UM fara tka Central New jereey op- •••• aiiaoWylat the ataal avpar trrM«ara •! rfca atw title aaornlng that to data contribu- tataatria aMaelatlan at Btttaawaad tion! to the fund total II.MT. A tort aM tint Safaway utBarmark** at rfca ptk* af %r—4 «•. u»4 Maa»a »way II. HCMM A. Ha»aVk«ta*. Raal Mr. and Mre. William VanNote, blurrlag, photophobia, partial *r lank M\4f, •••Mte t* ••••••••••• IfM Th* MMclatlea will keM m ban Th* attendance award wai won Norman Hallam. Mre. Wallace B. 4aata tamarraw alfkt by tba eeventh grade. A ipoelal Friendly atclaty naw being *rgaa- nankin. Mr. and MM. Erneit Bo- prtat wat won by MM. John Dfana. latd by th* club. den, Mr. and Mn. Adam Tutet. Mra. Cyril T. t*w*i will a* Mr. and Mri. John Cook. MM. S. braaeh advlatr af th* toelity. Her fltryker and daughter, Mr. and Fair Haven Man to Wed aitoelatM will bo MM. Arthur >. MM. Charl** Bradihaw, Mr. and Jam**) aM MM. John W. Parker. Mra. Herbert Bradihaw, Mr. and Great Neck Resident Member* ef tha society1* advlaory MM. Irwin Handrlcki, Mr. and MM. TUX NOV. 1, ONLY $•»« FAIR HAVBN-A taarrlag*) tt- eemttttte* will Include MM. Oeorge WillUm Bradakaw, Mr. and MM. cena* wai obtained la Niw Torlt Blair, Mrt. Walter DelM, MM. Herbert Schlld, Margaret Jonet, 3 A taatplttt UM af all tynta city Tutaday by Robert Loanla, Theodor* E. A. L*V«a. Mri. Elmer Derti Doughty, Dorothy Lnvar- af rooflai, tMlai. comblm- IN Uk* av*.. and MIM Ailt*a E. Sharp, MM. Harold 8. Ship- eldge. Mr. and MM. Ellwood Hon- Uoa aer**n aad atom win* Klngaland, Oreat Nock, U I. Hrd, MM. WIIIIAM T. Vaughan drlekt. Jr., Mr. and Mn. Jack Lav 4owa, aad laaulatlea for ratl< AM MM. H*W*II K. WaHon. erildgo, Mn. Allda Oakley Boon*, dntlal, aammtrelal and The brldfreteet waa bora In Couple* elub of th* Reformed WE WILL aUtttUenal blMI Hacking, I* I., a daughter af Mra. church. Mildred DeOroot, Mr. and Alfred Klastland and tka late Mr. Asbury Park Mr*. Peder OlaelMn, Jr., the Triad Company eetahllihed In ISM. Klngiland. Sh* *tudl*d at New elub, Mr. and Mn. Ewald Erlek- • Lubricate OMMIS ka* over 80,000 aatltflid eu> Tork unlvoHlty and it aetlv* m th* Hotel Sold by Sheriff een. Mr. and Mr*. J. Pelln, Mr. tomera; ii will advtrtlttd on junior doptrtmant of the Woatan'a FRBBHOLD — An auction Ml* and Mn. Martin VanWyko, Mill • Drain Oil ft Refill with 8 Qts. Vccdol Od teltvtalon, radio and aawapa- elub of Oreat Nock. aoadueted by Iherlff Ira B. Wol- May Throekmorton, J. N. Been. imiius p*r*. Age not a factor but Mr. Loonle, a ton of Mr. aM cat brought In 1109,000 MoMty for Mr. and Mra. Harry Brower, Ralph t Drain Translation tt Diffenntlal mu*t have ear. Esptrl*ae* Mr*. William P. Loonle. It a grad- Cretin, MIM Tlllle Irwtn, Roger In our Una uanietMiry ta uate of City OOIIHO and Naw Tork the Plata hotel, MO-room white Bevirln, Mr. and Mn. A- Wood- Refill with S Lbs. Gear CtmaoasJi w* train our men thoroughly. unlveratty. Ha Mrvad In tha Pa- atucc« building ai th* Junction af ward, Mra. Harry Everlngham, Foe pertonal (nlirvlaw writ* cific with tha Army Signal core* Aibury av*, Caokman av*., andMr*. Aline Shlbla, Derli Bhlbla, • LubrifBte All Rubber BfuhiBft ar phono Mr. R. M. Taylor. during World Wir II. Hi le now Xlngeley at., Aibury Park. Mr. and Mri. Victor HembHng, Olaon Company, Int. €MJS attoelattd with Franela I. DaPont Bidding ttarted at H0.0M aM Mr. and Mn. John DaFalca, Mr. , tout 4 Vlrai Av*.. Atlaatte and company, Ntw Tork city. wu Active among av* Mddtn b*. and Mri. Henry Wlllt, NaveUnk Hlihtanda, N. J. Thi couple did not dlieloM tfcttr for* Lincoln Property, Inc., made Hook and Ladder company, Liber- UlarH.tM »•»•*»< wedding plan*. It* offer. Th* oorporatloa la com- ty Hoae company. Executive ooun- RUBBER LUBRICANT —, _sa~J •• "an** atom ea* peted af JoMph Brewer, Deal build- clt, Red Bank lira department; Mr...... »tar Mats) UtarMaM er, aM Lie TtU* aM Earl Sumin and MM. Albert Addlt. Young Wo- V, Cheek Water Level in Battery af Matuckta. man'a Social elub, Mr. and MM. Oeorge Hembling, Mr. and MM. Vi Cheek Steering Column in **lott T*V< Tha tale was «tM ta aatUfy A Thomat Paton, Etliabcth Ford, $4e,0IT mortgage held by BtnjAmla Mri. Alex Brtdln, MIM Lillian D. and Abraham Friedman, Aabury Bradkn. MM. Oeorgi OlaiMy, Aut- V, Cheek Fluid Level In Mailer Cylinder Park, agalnit thi Aabuiy Plat* tln Buck. Mri. Oeorge Whiting, Mr. Holding company, which la mUi and Mn. Oeorge Crawford, Mr. V, Check Tire Pressure u*> of Harry Prince, Botton attor- and Mra. Lien Pennlngton, Mr. ney, AM Loul* Fodder, hotel oper- and MM. RUMIII Coyne, Mr. and V, Cheek Oil Generator ator In tha Virgin blaadt. MM. William Maclntoah, Jean Mat- Intoih, Almtra Beauty ahop, Mr*. Tka road te letter aad kleftr ktat- Mabel Cloth, Mr. and MM. Doug- Vt Check Oil Distributor WtarPlett •it, advtrtle* In me Btfltter molarlr. la* Haydan, Mr*. Vtrnon Diy, Mr. BUT Almost and Mra. William VanBrunt, Mr. and Mrt. Oiorgo Carney, Riv, Jamea Dykoma, Mr*. William J. MWW Harvey. Mr. and Mra. Charlii // Crouch, And Mr. and MM. Adam*. WE CALL FOR AND r»OHTAitl HIATII cnmmEnTs BON TO THB PBBBTS FAIR HAVEN-Mr. and MM. Wt Frank J. Perry of Hants rd. aad ByOEirBBOSM Dartmouth ave. ar* parant* of a DELIVER eon, born Tuetday morning at Monmouth Memorial hoapltal. Mr. Vw mn t» H work i HMT ft work Nev, alllleH aet * tkrlll eeck MI and MM. Firry hive two other Mai M4 BkMa ar«wa MM arMatly MI aiian •» IM1 children, a Mn and a daughter. FREE OF CHARGE •r awfat Call CMtaaft MM ar writ* TM1 H«*v WunXi Mr. Parry conduct! A confection- at* Mitt »u can kajr I* «.>a*lltr aad *tt •r the aame aaalllr (>*d at lowtr •rlet*. Tkat'i ivtt what »««» tat th* wkta ya« rtnt a froitn food lecatr and bay food, for frttalnf at Btd Carl Beckmann Btak Cold Storate * Utktr Co., 16 Herbert Street. OPS wkoleaala food prleea prtvall, Do jour fcudfet • favor and rent a loektr today, Molly Pitcher Hotel •MB •artaai ISf • MA MICNT, N. J. Faene Bed Bank MI04. St TO IE HELD ON I BranM V^Mal I New York Mr—lit «WMh tt ^"W af vMfMMiaj Newark—14 «ea(mi Av*. and Loektr Co. Saturday, October 20th rate II* BIALIRS - SraeiALTT IALISMIN bfl HM Pint H Off* at araad Av*. 1* HorkoH ItMM PETE SALATdO'5 ORCHESTRA ^ ADMISSION PER PERSON If* w It COSTUME t DOOR PRIZES * $1.00 Plui Fad. Ton IWIiTML OCTOWt* It, IMf ITA to Stage Ted Lauer Hurt Firemen to Collect Paper Sunday for Ralph Fund EpiscoMl Bridge Pomona Crange In Grid Tilt text Thursday aUmfOWaty Writ**, daugh- lWenber Bazar AKNVTLLE. PA-Ted Lawer, rot Mra. George Noreom is chairman ter ef Mr. aad Mil. Frederick Initiate. It TINTON FALLS—The executive mer alar back tt Leonardo high of a deatert-bridge which will he Wright of Black Peiat rd., waa aia PRBEHOLD-A !!•>• ef 48 ean- board of the Shrewsbury Tewnthip tchoel. probably will be loat te the held a week from today at 1 to p. yeart «M yesterday, aad a feuthdty dldatee received tha Initiation ef Parent-Teacher association, at t Lebanon Valley collet* football . ia th* parish house of Trinity party waa held at fear heme. Meaateuta County Pomona grana* team for the re*t of tk* aeatea ta Oueete were Jeaet MarleaT. Vicky Sunday at Menmeuth Grange h*. meeting last week at Tintea Fall* the reeult ef a thetilatt injury eut- Episcopal church. school, mad* pHns lor • baaar Spoatered by the Woman'a club, Shea, Noaait aad Skippepp r Bath. Pomtaa edteere tha presented a tsiaed in th* Muhleahcrg gaaM latt Diaae LargeL , Stuaa aad JachiJac a Sle- drllL ta be held Nov. > in the tchaol. Saturday. arraagemeat* forth* affair were A budget and nnaace repsrt, completed Tuesday at a meeting of cum, ratty, Peggy. Teasaaii aad Candidate* wke received the de- submitted by Mre. Morria Pittin, Tht Flying Dutchmen will mitt tk* club't executive committee. At- Terry Wheeler, Shirley Ceadeaa. gree were Mr. and Mra. Eugene wai accepted. Mrt. Pittin, Mrt. tht service* «f ta* See* halfback, aittiag Mr*. Narcom will be Mr*. Betty Aaa PMIHa, Pat aad Ralph Kercham, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hal- Leonard Seller, • Mrt. Eugene U wha, In addition to being one of Oliver Stryker, tickets; Mrs. Alan Rierdaa, Barry Porelvtl. Butch pia, Mr. aad Mra. William M. Pete! Lehrbaum and Mrt. Thsddeue the but ball carrier* en th* tautd, Frett tad Mrt. L. F. Whitney, re- Wailoa, Brie Bin aad Ceaait teraaa, Mn. Hatty Gawley, Mam. Prince, will be P.T.A. delegate* at is a lao a Sne punter tad a great de- freshment!, and Mrs. John Ackley, Wright. jerie B. Lewi. Sally Naughtaa. the Met annual convention of the 'en*iv*. hack. Jr., priee*. The general committee Alto Mr. aad Mrt. Behttt VaaOr- Margaret Lareaa, Margaret Kea*. New Jersey Congress of Parent* A three-tport athlete at Middle- iaeludea Mrt. Lin Olsen. Mri>. Ar- dea, Mri. Ethel Rierdaa, Mra. Jeha Altbea Dobblnt, Ann Jensen, Dor* and Teacher* at Atlantic City Oct. own tswnchip high acheol, Lauer aald Hewitt, Mr*. Jamea S. Parkea Shea aad Mra. B. R. Bill. ethy Weber, loae Vaughaa, Laura, 25. The next. P.T.A. meet in* will « a graduate of Potomac State aad Mri. John Scully. Johnten, Helen Jehntoa, Alice J, l>e Wednesday night at the school. Junior college, Wett Virginia. He Rcieinger. Freida Bowdtn, Ruth) is 1** ton af Mr, and Mr*. Fred Activitiet af tha club In coming To Hold Service Keidel, Florence Callahaa, Anna Lauer. month* include* a rummage ail* j Remend, Eliaabetk Metaler, Dera> Nr. ant. Mrs. King 'Fair* Wtdnttdty evening, Nov. T, in th* j For Korea Vet thy Nicholt, Minnie M. Baylor, pariah hou*< with Mr*, rred Mun- Helen Malr, Thelma Addiaen, Bef>! After Head-On < ra.h dea in charge and a Chrintau* ha- MOROANVtlXE-A military fu- tha Stolt, Mildred W. Smith, Ma** tar Dee. • with Mre. F. G. Adtmt ] neral for PF.C. Meary J. Brautl- Jerie A. Smith, William A. SehleehU LEONARDO-Mr. and Mrt Ed- Minutes Apart ia charge. The alub meett neat gaa, K aaa ef Mr. aad Mra, Hen- ward Kinf of 25» Port Monmeuth weg, Jr, James W. Otwley, Walter LITTLE SILVER-Tw, accident* Tuetday. ry F. Brautifaa of Teaaeat rd., Beyer, Jr.. Walter Claytea, Kea. rd., Eact Keantburg, are in fair who wat hilled la Kerta Mar. M. condition thia morning at River- —aainutta apart—occurred here aeth Johnson, Herman Jenaea, hit morning la tbt heavy dewa- will bo held taatowow at |:M p. m. Heary Oiheaa, William Rceet, Era. vie* hospital, where they are be- COUNTY IIRTHS at the late rttldtaee. ing treated for injuries ouffered pour at • o'claek. A car driven by ttt Blank, Charlat C. Remond, early Sunday in a head-on colliJion Margaret E. Higer of M Wataing- Mr. and Mrt. Robert McOawan Rev. William B. Magtaam. patter Howard L. Heulitt, Ruasell L. Hcu> :on it., Red Baah, collided with af tht itatt hospital, Marlboro, are ef the Fair Haven Motbeditt lltt, Benjamia M. Baylor, Charlie en rt. M near Appleton ave., here. church, will oBseiate. Taklag part Mr. Kins suffered cut* and bruit et oa* drives by John Alexander af parents af a daughter born Wed- Malr, Arthur Everett Miller, wR*; in the accident with a car driven m Harritoa ave, Red Bank nesday ef last week at Fitkia aos- in the eervke wiU bo aa Army Sr- Ham F. Sehlatterer, Joseph H- CotVi by Muter Sat. Anthony Ernet ef In the other, a car driven by plttt. ing tauad aad bugler. SeMieri will poly and Gerald F. Smith. j Ultchnela Ky., who it stationed at George p. ParakievUt sf •< Prat Mr. and Mri. Sttven Skimelit of act aa nearere aad eteertt. Fort Hancock. Mri. King auRered pect ave., Atlantic Highltad*. wa* School st., Mtrlbra, are parent* of Bora la Mergaavill*, pvt. Brau- Mrt. A. L. Newtt* aa Pomonai damaged whan It waa atruek ea tigaa atttaded Matawaa high pratided over her court, assltted! a fractured leg and multiple a daughter born Friday at Fitkln by Mn. Percy Farry, Jr., Mrs.! bruiaei. Oceanport ave. by a car driven by hospital. school. He entered th* Army May 1 Harry Conover ef US Ft rot ave., 12, lMt, and received hit basic Oeorg* Prohaaco, Mrs. Harold Township police reported the ter- Mr. and Mra. Charlea Snyder ef Hillyer, Mn. Robert Dobbin*, Mrs, Atlantic Highland* Patrolman Lenox ave., Rumton, e.re parents of training at Fort Dia. Ht left the geant amid he waa driving eut on June* Fil. who investigated both United States fer Kerta July T, Bernard Snedekrr, Misses Ruth' the highway when the other car, a daughter born Friday at Mon- Kniesaer, Agnes M, Harmyk, t*hr.-i accident*, said the Portkieviea* car mouth Memorial hospital. 1850. Hit body arrived at tha Bedle driven by Mrs. King, (nerved into waa stopped for traffic when tht funeral home yettarday afternoon. ley Ettelle and Dori* Schur. Mltl> hia lane and (truck hi* car head- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brooks of Kniner served aa Sag bearer and! Conover ear collided with it. Con- Lintd HP In (rant of Mitt fin taia •* tkmmmi si. er« •*• wsrhgft •«• trMhi •«'• Powell ave., Atlantic Highlands, Burvlviag, betldea kit parent!, on, police «ald investigation of th* overs car had to be towed away. are a brother, John Brautlgaa, aad Mri. Oeorge Ath wat piaalit for accident showed the King car to he are parents of a ton born Fridty at tke ceremony. f in Rglntf'a ptft aViv* SiwaMy. fha Sdtir* pn*—4* 9t*m •*• cawMtle*, wRish Menmeuth Memorial hospital. a sister, Lilliaa Braytigaa, living ia the eutbound lane. at keaM. The grange will hold a tpeelal Severely damaged, the car* were Three Escape Injury «t I •*«k«lt, wM bo tNmaal •** to tfca ••grl Rdlpk fimtj. Mitt »•••* H s p»i\*t st Mr. and Mrs. Philip Munning af religious service Sunday evening,' tawed from the acene. The Middle- St. R«pA«a|'« htp\U\, New Ht)»»n, Btlthaw ave, Shrcwtbury town- Oct. 3L at Farmingdale Methodist tewa township flrit aid squid from When Car Overturn* ship, are partntt of a ton born Annual Ball Nets chureb. National Grange Chaplain' Eaat Keantburg took the injured to latt Thursday at Monmouth Me- MIDDLETOWN-Thrte youths marlal hospital. Nlaon will deliver the mettagt, eV the hotpltal. escaped •erloua Injury yetterdty ter, will lead a prt«tam af vltlta- $1,400 for Library •toted by the itat* chaplain. who* the car IK which they were CHURCH NEWS tioa tvangtlltm la ceniHCtiea with Higbltnd* Mr. and Mrs. Thomat Weed of Tha text meeting of Monmouth the United Evangellatle Advance Berber!* ave., Highlands, art par- RUMMMI Reaident ridlag turned aver three time* ta MOLr TSUNITY Rev, Dick Pittman tf ths Wy- RUMSON-Appreilauttly |l,40* omoaa will be Sunday at Hon. rt. la her*. of (he Methodist church, at th* elite Bible traaalattrt will b* gu*st ents of • daughter born Fridty at wai cleared for the Oeeaale fret atouth Orange hall. George Probes- Rtd Bank Peckvillt Methodist church of the Monmouth Memorial hospital. DIM is 78th Year Polica laaued i tummen* for Rtv. Harold llornbergtr, paator, speaker Sunday at the 11 a. M, eerv- library Saturday algbt at the tittk eo It la Charge of the afternoon 8crentsa, Pa., district. The Rev. ice. .Rev. Pittasaa recently returned Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hast of tnnual Harvest Mooa hall held session starting at 3:30 o'clock. RUMSON-Qeorge W. Allae, 77, circle** driving ta Jtmei R. Con- will be in chargt ef th* atrvice Mr. Morley will tpeak in Atlantic East Washington ave., Atlantic wha lived an Wett at. here many over, IT, ef »1» Wall at., Long Sunday at 11 a. m. Beginner*' cate- front Australia. at Rumtoa high achael under tht Mrt. Irt Coon, aiiiated by 4-11, wilt Highland! during Rtv. Mr. Wll- Evening worship will be held at Highlands, are parents of a daugh- gentrtl ehalrmamhlp af Mrt. Ran- be ia charge of the evening »r» •f th* more than SO year* he waa Branch, who laid he wit forced to chetical instruction claa*** will he Htm* abatnet from Sunday ter born Friday at Monmouth Me- a resident of the borough, died thia jiwerve from a truck to make a held at • a. m.; ehildren't choir T:K>. dall M. Ketttr, Jr. gram. through Friday, Oct. 14-1*. morial hospital. More than W» ptrNnt partici- morning at Briar Hill welfare turn, The truck wat going In the rehearsal, »:S0 a. m, and Sunday- tuaday^ehoel will Meet it »:M Mr. and Mra. Samuel Foster of ham*, Freehold, where ha had been tame direction a* hi* car, Conover school, «:|5 a. m. The Wetleyan Service guild will a. m. pated in tht avanlag't program of aald and had itopptd In the center iponsor a trtature hunt Saturday Prayer and Bible study will be Bay ave., Highlands, art parent! of traditional and eauare danelag, the Hold Fire Drill a patient 12 year*. He waa horn An all congregation program an and tht Womtn't Society ef Chrlt- a ton born Saturday at Monmouth ttttr called by Bid Durleeher, who In New York city, eon of th* late ltne to make a left turn. The Family and Rtliglon" will be btid ntit Wtdnetday at 7:18 p. aa, Memorial hospital. Pawcngert in the car which had tltn Service a batar ntat Thurs- with hit Top Maadt ereheetra, pro- At Two Schools Z. T. and Emily Pratt Alia*, and held i* the church tomorrow night day betwetn 10 a. m. and I p. m. Mr. and Mri. Edward Roytr ef vided mueic. Country style garnet waa a carpenter until illneaa forced turned over three time* after fall- starting at T.4S o'clock. Tht church oooowux KBANSaURO-A Are drill wta ing on Its aide, were Joseph Miller, Luncheon will bt ttrvtd from noon Matawan art partntt of a daughter wtra held under tha direction of hit retirement. Surviving are two council will meet tonight at tht to 3 p. m. Church tehool It at •:«• a. m. born Sunday at Monmouth Me- Mr. and Mrt. Oarrlaea King. htld Tutaday at the public as! brother*. Charlea Allaa of Rutnaoa It, af ISO South at., Eatontown, church at • o'clock. Catholic eehooli, at which pampr* and Stacy Antonldet, It, ef SB Evealng worahlp It at T:M o'clock, morial hospital. A deep frtaat salt wai wea fcy and William Alia* of Bayonnt. Advanced eattehttica! Instruc- •APTtBT with Irving Btaveat aa leader af Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branson of lota oa fir* prevention were dlt> Monmouth rd., Weit Lang Branch. tion will be htld Friday afteraoens Mrt. Harold VaaTlat ef Bueaa tribwted to the children. The funeral will be held Monday Mlddlttown tht aervtee, Thar* wtll be a gueat Wilson ave., Port Monmouth, are Vitta ave. •t 10 a. m, at the Worden funeral at I:*A and for btginatn at *:». speaker. ptrtnta of a daughter born Satur- Both eehoole were emptied ia or- ROOM, with Rev. W. C. Colby, for- Britten to Visit Rtv. Joha B, Batet will artask day at Monmouth Memorial hos- derly manntr. The public achool, ea (be tople, "Tat Chrlatiaa Way" pital. with aa atttndaaee of M7, wai va. Mar patter of the Pretbyttriin at the U teloek Suaday aoralng Car Hits Tree, church, officiating. Burial will be Son in Mississippi Bhrtwtbury Oeeaaport Mr. and Mri. Walter Stacger et eated in 1 minute. It seconds, ft. in Pair View cemetery. Sunday-school u at t:tt a. m., atrvtce, Osborn it., Keyport, are parentt of Ann'i tehool, with 4T5 pupils, wat FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrt. Tht lunday-tchoot will Meet In Church tehool It at t:10 a. m., Woman Critical emptied in 1 minute, 13 second*. Charlta W. BrKter af IN Jackttn with clatse* for all age* iaelutliag with Oterge HurUy, Sr,, tuperin- a daughter born last Thursday at Catholic Alumnae the ehttel at l.-tt a. m. uader the Monmouth Memorial hospital. N C W SHRCWUURT-Mre. Chief Auguit Vogel of the local tt. and their daughter, Joan, will aa adult Biblt claa*. leadership of Woodrow Francis. ttndett ef the teaching ataff. Eve- Helen Walth of Park ave., Fair leave Sunday by car for Bilosl, Wenhlp la at 11 a. m. Tepie of ning worthlp It at T:M o'clock. Mr. and Mri. William Tate* ef Sr* deptrtment announced th* re* To Meet Sunday Nov. 1, tha Woman's department Cedar it.. East Keansburg, are Haven, I* la critical eenditioa to- tultt. Tho drill wtt undir din;. Mka*., whore they will spend two Rtv. Arthur B. Joice't sermon is will sponsor a caftttria tupptr in day at Riverview hospital, when tlon of Capt. John Kite, who wtt LAKEWOOD—Monmouth circle, week* visiting their ten, P. F. C. •Finding God Through the Bible." parents of a ton born Mondty at tht chapel from S:M until I. WEDDINGS Menmouth Memorial hospital. iht waa taken Tuetday night after aiiiated by Flrat Lieutenant Chart?i International Federation of Cath- William Briater, wha la ttatloncd at Mutie by Mi** Ella King, erganiat, The Olive G. Meadt guild wi'l the ear iht waa driving atruek a Quackenbuth, Second Lieut. Ed- olic alumnae, will meet at Georgian Keetltr Air Force baat in electron- will be "Morning Prayer" by Mchn- Mr. and Mri. Aaron Brtslow of hold a rummagt tala In November. ANOEBSON-aWISHER Forrtit avt., Fair Haven, art par- tree an Hanea avt. ward Plunkttt, Edward Clark tnl Court college Sunday at 3:30 p. lit let and radar training. er, "Inspiration" by Ltmer* and Anyont wishing to contribute avti- According to ititi pellet, Bhrtwi- William J. Pester. Rev, Auatln Hannon, M.M., ef Another ten, Cpl. John S. Brlittr, "Grand Choeur' by Hailing. The NBPTUNB — Mri. France* Rob- enta of a ton horn Monday at Mon- cl*a for aale may contact Mri. John eru Andtreon, daughttr ef Mri. mouth Manorial hospital. bury, Mri. Walsh wai travtllng Maryknoll Junior eollege, and Mri. la ttrvlng with a algnal battalion junior choir will ting "When Love L. Htndrlekton, Sr., or Mrt. Joha north an Manee ave. when her ear BXECimON ENDS JUNGLE Jamea F. Loorman, chairman of the in Korea. Their third ton, Charles It" by Edwardt. "Praitt tt th* Bethel R. Robert* ef Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vogt of E. Batts. Beach, and Nelaon H. Roberts of Prospect pi., Matawan, are parentt ttruek a toft ahoulder, cauaing her IDYLL motion picture department of the W. Briater, Jr., a aergeant in an Lord" by Davit will be aung by the Tht qutrttrly business meeting to lose control of the vehicle, Po- federation and a member of the engineer battalion In tha Pacific aeniOr choir. New members will be Atlantic Highland*, became the of a daughter born Sunday at KUALA LUMPUR—(AP)-Chan of the church will bt held Thu;»- brida Saturday of Earl R. Swlaher, Monmouth Memorial hospital. lice aald the car awerved aerotl National Legion af Decency, wj'l during World War II, alto ttrvtd received at the service. Following tht road and hit tha tnt. Fung toat hi! htad for love. Fung. be the ipeakcri. dty evening. Oct. 2S, at S o'clock ton ef Mr. and Mra. M. Dayre Mr. and Mrt. Herbert Altonburg prtttdent of the Rubber Workers' in Korea prior to tht outbreak of it, a reception win be held la honor In the ehaptl. Tht driver, who luStred a frae* of new number* in the church din- Swlahtr ef Neptune. The couple of Shadow Lake dr., River Plata, union af Btpang Satak in Selangor Membership in the organisation hostilities Ht new live* a* Hag- wera married by Rtv. Otto C. F. are parenta or a son born latt tured akull, eoneuitlon, euta of tht itate, and a Communiit, met a> to open to any number* of alum* gert lane. Ing roam when coffee will be SIMPSON METHODIST '* acalp aad a broke* collarbone, wai aaa aatociatloni of Catholic Worn aerved. Jankt, pattor af Wtat Grove Meth- Thurtday at Rivervltw hospital. pretty girl of 39 ia Ita and fell In Long Branch odist church. Mr. and Mr*. Edwin L. McQueen taken to the hetpltat by tha Red love. She returned hit affection. en't college! or ateondary achooli Junior choir rehearsal* ait titM Bank Ant aid aquad. The love affair toon became known, that art afllliatad with the federv Army Undersecretary Saturday morning*. Senior eholt Rtv. Wallace Halaw, evangtlltt Him Owtadolya Robert* of At of Sycamort and Shttwtbury aval., and world traveler, will jpetk each lantlc Hlghlandi attended her lis- Bhrtwibury, are parents of a ton to hit comradtt. They tet to work tlon. Graduate* of Red Bank Cath. Inspects Sandy Hook rehtartalt art Thurtdtyt at T:M to get rid of him. Alle high achool and the Star of the p. m. in tht church. morning and evening in the church ter, and Raymond Oaborn, Jr. of born Monday at Rivtrvltw hoi- Marine Recruiters Sta Academy, Long Branch, may FORT HANCOCK—Archibald beginning neat Wedneiday and Neptune, the bridegroom'! brother- pital. They accused him of corruption, The Wettminitcr itllowshit contlnui through Sunday, Oct. 21 Here Twice Weekly alaa Join, Alexander, Army Undersecretary, meet Sunday at 4:M p. m. In tht in-law, wit beat man. Mr. and Mri. Arthur Diabrow of laying he had uaed hia ofAca aa and Lieut. Otn.. Willie O. Cttttin Service! will atari at T.W o'clock, A dtaner fer tha immediate tarn Union ave., Union Beach, art par- A Marina Corp* recruiter will bt pretident of th* union to make church. A ntwly organized coelety. when tha evangelist will ahow ko- berger. First Army commander, new member* are welcomed. Teen' Hit* waa held at Cyprtat inn, Wan* ent* of a daughter born Monday at tht Rtd Bank pott omee build- money. They alto declared ha wa! Fair Haven Youth's Entry yesterday intpeeted the reactivated dtchrone picture* of hit travel! In amaata. Tht eeuplt are on a wed- at Monmouth Memorial hospital. ing every Monday and Friday from planning to quit being a Com* anti-aircraft artillery installation age person* in tht community art Europe and the Holy- Land* during muniit tnd turrtndtr to the polica, Takes Dog Show Prise eligible to join. ding trip to New England, and they Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Murphy of • a. m. until 4 p. m. to dlseusi with here. the laat two aummett. Rev. Mr. wtll reaida at SN Eighth avt., Aa- Betlevu* ave,, Leonardo, are par- men, 17 through 9S ytart of age, Ht wai teited by hit eomradaa aa\ FAIR HAVEN — Allen Mlnton, Greeting Alexander wert Rant- A nurtery is conducted In tht Htinea will conduct a Biblt hour bury Park. tntt of a ion born Mondty at Mon- tha advantage! of tnllttlng la tht taken before Hung Po, tht Com. tan of Mr. and Mr*. H. Lynnwood ford J. Abbott, atate highway com' church house each Sundty during at 10 o'clock taeh morning exeept The bride wat graduated from mouth Memorial hospital. Marlntt. unlit dietrlct chairman for tha Minton of Fair Haven rd., a mem- mlasioner; Wayne D. MeMurray, morning worthlp. Stturdiya in Fellowship hall. Atlantic Highland* high achool and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd of Master Bgt. Paul H. RaS, non- Sepang Salak area. Chargta wtra ber of the Baythore Companion chairman ef the governor's Sandy Sundty hat been designated Walling pi, Eut Keannhurg, are made and Chan Fung, tho "devia* Loyalty Sundty" and October at Specitt mutie will be rendered tht Berktlty tehool in New Tork eommltttoncd olltetr In charge et Dog dub, inc., made 194 point* out Hook atate park committee, and etch evening under the leadenhlp city. She it tmploytd by tht Tele- partntt ef a son born Tuetday at tht Marine Corpt ncrultiag ita- tlonitt," wai condemned to death. of a poaaible 200 Sunday when he Maj. Gen. Donald W. McOowan, "Loyalty Month." Membera and phoae company In Atbury Park. Monmouth Memorial hospital. tlon. A»bury Park, laid thia with Hung Po denied hia requettt ta friend* of th* church are urged of RontM O. Clark, church direc- 1 thowed hit German Shepherd Kudo commander tht New Jersey Na- tor of music and Mra. Jamet F. Mr. Bwlther, a graduate of Neptune Mr. and Mra. Frank Perry of that though rtcruitlng tfforte bavt tee the girl he loved and that ho at the Obedience match dog (how tional Guard. Bttldtt reviewing to attend urvieat, ttpeelally during Hance rd., Fair Haven, are parenta produced tutlltnt retultt la thlt be ohot Inatcad of hanged. H* waa apomored by the Town and County thlt month, Boughton, toloitt and pianiat of high lehoel, la tmployed at the At- the military tht party impecttd the Point Pleatant. Rev. B. Emman- bury Park- pottotnc*. of a aon born Tuetday at Mon- area, tha Marine Corpt itlll atedi quickly ttrung up to a tree. ) Dag club, Dover. teetion of Sandy Hook whieh the more young mea to 811 Itt expend- EM)UNtm~nAPTIST t| uel Butkmaa It patter. mouth Memorial hospital. Richard Seguina of Perth Am Army hat agreed te leant to tbt Mr. and Mra. Ralph Schantt of ing rank*. Other recruiting often •ELD FOB NON-aUPPOBir ,i boy thowed hit collie Bruce, and ttate fer a park. Atlantic Highland* will be located at tht Matawan f CENTRAL BArTUT Lutherans to Hold Eatontown are parents of a ton Harold Bennett of Eighth it, Herbert Olcott of Keanaburg, hit Rev. Howard M. Ervln, putor, born Tuetday at Monmouth Me- pott efilct Tuttdayt from S a. m. Keyport, waa ordered held for ac- kelpie Res. Vanetaa DenOuden of will deliver a aermen from the Atlantic Highltndi morial hospital. until noon and at the Freehold peat tion of the grand Jury thit morn- Mlddletown thowed her collie Sam Ralston Kennels Book of Ptalmt at the werahlp Sunday-tehool, with cituti for Special Services ofllee Tuetdtyt from 1 to 4 p. m. ' The Sunday-eehool ataff of Holy Mr. and Mri. Manuel Pinto of Ing by Maglttratt John V. Crowell bo. AH are members of the Bay Acquires Shepherd Pups aervlct at 11 t. m. Tht church all agti, Including the pastor's Marlboro rd., Marlboro, are par- on a eharge of desertion and non. ahora Companion Do; club, which meet* at the home of Mr. and Mrt, adult Biblt elan, will; eonvtne at Trinity Lutheran church will hold an all-congregational program for ents of a son born thia morning Miss Hayes Represents . tupport of hia minor child. Tha won a trophy for having the meat SEA BRIGHT-Robtrt F. Nor- Clartnct Christy, tt Baat Lincoln »:«5 a. m. Rev. Harry W. Kraft, at Riverview hospital. complaint wat made by Mri. Helen membera participating In the «how, ton, proprietor of Ralston kenntlt, ave., putor, will deliver a airman at tha Interpretation ef the Chrlatian Juniors at Monlclair '" Mtgo, IS Worthily at., who ha* rtctntly acquirtd ilk German thip- Church-school under tht dlrec tht worthlp ttrvlct tt 11 a. m. religion in it* rtlatlonthlp to con- been earing for the child. Mra, Choir to Hold herd puppies out ef Champion tlon of Denni* M, Lingo, mteta at Tht youth ftllowshlp group •truetlvt family living tomorrow LEONARDO—MItt Maureen B. Mtgo testified the h«a received no Wsitern Candidate ef Otralda •:4» a. m. Beglnnera, primary, Jun- meett at 7 p. m, Donald MaePttk night In tha ehureh at 7:45 e'eloek. Hayei, dtughttr of Mr. and Mri. money fer tht child's e-upport tinea Halloween Parly farms. ior and intermedittt girls and Jun will ltad tinging at th* gotptl *er- A program for adulta will be In LETTERS FROM John Hayes of Burlington ave., Sept I. The punt art tix montht eld and ior boys meet at tht Christy rcii< the ehureh auditorium, and the hat been elected Junior elaaa rep- The choir of St. Anthony'* Catho- vice at S p. m, whan tha aajtor OUR READERS will eoon be exhibited at dog show* dence and the primary and Inter- again will speak. tpeakira wilt be Sunday-eehool reaentativa to tha Montclair Btate MeCOBMtOK UNCHANGED lic church at a rehearsal-meeting throughout tht ttate. Mr. Norton mediate boy*, tenlor girlt, and ttaff membera who attended a con- Teaehtrt eollaga ttudtnt gevtra- Itat night made arrangement! to also acquired a black and tan young adulta tnd adult claatia at Tht board of trutteet will meet ference en "The Family," at St. APPRECIATION mtnt aatoclatioa. LONG BRANCH-ShrewahuryM hold a Halloween party Monday coon hound puppy, aired by Cham- the home of Mr. and Mrt. Frank Monday at T:M p. m. at tht ehureh. John't Lutheran church, Jtrtty A IMS graduatt of Rtd Bank Council President, Htrold McCo* night, Oct. 29, In the church hall, M. Bell, N Third ave. Tht Phllathta data will matt Tuts- City, recently. Spetkert will bt To tht Editor: mlek, it itlll lilted at critical at pion Ten Oakt Country Gentle- day at I p, m, Choir rehearsal will Cathollo high tehool and aa Eng- Monmouth Memorial heepltal, al- Members of the locial committee man, whieh he will call Ten Oakt The pattor will tpeak from the Herbert Under, teacher of the ten- On behalf of the prealdent and llth major at tha collegt. Mitt in charge are Mra. Marie DeFilllpo, be held Wtdntaday at 7 p. m. and lor-yeung people of the church; though hoapltal official* aald ht Aristocrat of Ralston, Thlt pup gospel according to Luke at the tht prayer and Bible ttudy m*tt- the membera of the Aibury Park Hayei la a mtmbtr ef Player*, had a fair night. Councilman Me- Mia* Andrea DcLuca, Mis* Vinclna rtcently won beet of breed at tht S p. m. worahlp aerviet. Mid-week Hlit Mudat and Emilia Ruxleka, branch of the National Federation EngUih club, Newman club aad Porcelll and Leonard Porcelli. lag at I o'clock. wha attended the conference. of the Business and Profettlonal Cormlck htt been hospitalised Westbury, L. I., kenntl club thow. prayer tervlce will be held Wed Zeta Phi, tha tpeteh club. Bht It tinct Sept. 1». Mr*. Ann Trufolo and Mils Trier- netday at » p. m, A children! program in tbt Sua- Women'! club I with to express our a itaff member of La Campana, eia Valtl joined the choir last night, METHODIST day-achool rooma wilt feature two appreciation for the attention you thi eelltge yearbook, and chair- At their offertory anthem Sunday Manasquan Approves Junior Bible hour will be held gave varioua articles pertaining to HOME FROM OHIO immediately after achool next Little Silver lechnicolor Almt, "Creation" and National Businett Women't week man of thi teerttarlil division the choir, directed by Harold We "Th* Land of Paleatlnt," te bt of the atudtnt body bond Istut LEONARDO-Mr*. Wlllitm An|. her, organist, will sing "Adoranus New 9350,000 School Thursday at th* Bell rrnldene* un- Church tehool It at t:4S a. m,, Sept. J3-». 1(81. it confined to her home on Center der the direction ef Mra. R. D. with clitatt for all agea. • shown by Fred Pagt and Stephen Tour willing co-operation wai an campaign committee. Te," by Palestrina. MANASQUAN-By an over- Bean. Tha group It comprised tit At tht worship ttrvle* at 11 a. Ruticka, important factor in the auccetaful ave. her* by illneti. 8ht rtturntd whelming 15-1 vote resident* of tht* outcome of our Butlnett Women'! PATIENTS AT BsVEBVIEW Saturday with Mitt Dorothy Zoller borough approved a 1190,000 ele- children between the age of alx m. Rev. Frederick Pyke, mlailon- Following a dUcuation «f the from Chlllico'the, O., when they Junior D.A.R. Heart years through the eighth grade, ary far many ytan in China, will programs, a aocia) wilt be held in Week. Among tht turgical patient* at mentary echool to be built opposite Very truly youri, were guest! of Mn. Ast's son-in-law the high school Tuesday. The vote Tht quarterly bualnet* matting be guest apeaker, Tha aenior ehoir the Sunday-aehool rooma with ataff Riverview hotpital thit wtek are tnd dtutjhter, Mr, and Mri. E. D, F. Howard Lloyd of th* church wilt be held Friday, will ting Sulllvtn't "Naturt't Hymn mtmbirt at hoitt. Mrt. F. J. Prltehard, Jtnnlt Louis* Bhaftto, T Vlntyard was TM for the propotal and &2 Radio Chairman. Southward. Tht first fall meeting, of the against in the heaviest achool elec Oct. 1», at S p. m. of Praise.' Mrt.. George I vim, or- avt., Morgan; Irving Teattt, 431 junior group of Monmouth chapter, tlon on record here, gtniat, will play Mendelttohn'i Lorilard avt., Union Btaeh; Mn. TO UCCTUBE IN CHURCH 1 ST. OEOaOE'B EPISCOPAL "Andtntt" and Sheppard't "Think* Episcopal Guild ' Dorla Hammer, rt. N, Middtetewn Daughter* American Revolution, Plant now being preptred by Mrs. Mandril Dies FRSEHOLD-Charlei A. Wtllt? waa held last Thunday at the Rumton Bt to God." ' , towmhlp; Alfred Boldue, « Jtrtey Coffin tV Coffin, New Tork archi- In Jersey City Hospital at., Wett Ktansburg; Oeargt travtltr, journalist, cartoonist and home of Mist France* Dlx on M* tect*, call for 11 room*, one ef The flrat aervtct Sunday wilt be Plans Card Party adltor, will tpeak at First Baptist chanlc at, F. Howard Lloyd of Holy Communion at S a. m. Church BAYSHOBE COMMUNITY FAIR HAVEN - . Tt»e Junior KETPORT-Mn. Helen Manclnl, Brown, rt M. Bait Keanaburg; which will be a kindergarten. Work Mra. Thereat Croktn, 41 Campvltw ehureh from Oct. 31-24. The four Matawan waa the speaker, and hi* la expected to start at toon at the ichool meeu at S:W and 11 a. in Eait Ktanaburg guild ef the Chapel of Holy Com- wife of George Manclnl of 90S Main it. ehurehta art tponsorlng topic wai "The Privilege* of Amer- Morning prayer and etrmon by Rev. munion will hold a card party Broad it., ditd last Thurtday at pi., Ktantburg, and Thoatai Galla- paper work can be completed and "Stnetlfylng Power" will ba tht ghtr. 15 Fint tt.. Rumtrn. Midi- hia teeturea aa a community pro- ican Citizenship." Mas received. George A. Robtrtshaw will be tt 11 title of Rev. John P. Euler'i atr- Thursday evening, Oct. lg, In the tha Margartt Hague Mattrnlty hoe- ject. Ht alto will addresa tht Frit- a. m. Music for thlt urvlcs in- parish houte. Rettrvatlona are be- pita), Jersey city. Born in Trtn- eal patltntt at Rivtrvltw Include Mr*. William C. Wirth, regent men at tht 11 o'clock Sundty morn' Henry Conlon, M Firtt tt., Rum- hold Rotary club Oct. 23. ef Monmouth chapter, wa« a gueat. TO HOLD TURKEY DINNER clude* Prelude, "Vortege et Llt- ing ttrvlee. Both choirs will rtnder ing accepted by Mrt. H. Lynnwoed ton, tht wai a daughter of Mri, Mra. Carlos Ordonez was elected anle,' Dupre; "Venlte," Walter: of- Mlnten and Mrt. J. William Mor- Maudt Conovtr, Marlboro, and tht ton; Mri. Sttvttta Bpafford, 41 CARELESS DRIVING FINE "' MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP-A fertory, "The Lord la My ' Shep- anthems, Church ichool tnd Biblt Gtorgt it., Rlvar Plata; Hubert ai the junior'* representative to turkey dinner will be held next cltaa mm at 10 a. rn. gan. late Edwin H. Conover. MIDDLETOWN — Recorder W. meeting* of Monmouth chapter. herd," Brother Jamet' Air! choral Surviving btildti her mothtr and Flynn, 146 Plncknty rd,, Little flll- Thurtday at S p, m. at the Clinton response, "The Lord Rlets Tou/' A service of special requeit Mra. Warren Heuguley and Mra. v*r, and Frank Bongotdy, dSS ajv Gilbert Hanson lait night flntd Har. The next group meeting will be chapel, A. M, E. Zion church, Red prtyera it held Wednttdayt at I Douglai: Fndtrick are chairmen, h*r husband are four children, ry Olsen, Jr., ef 114 Willow dr., Lit. Nov. 7 at Mre. Ordonez's horn* en Lutkln; poitlude, "Trumpet Tune,' Giorgt, Sandra, Patricia Ann and er rd., Fair Haven. Hill rd. Mri. Lily Collins It chair- Purcell. p. m. ateltted by Mra. William Borner, tie Silver, $8 and II eostt ef court Harvard rd., Fair Haven. man. Rtv. J. B, Kirby tt church Mr*. I';, Winner and Mrs. Nor- one-waek-old Joanne, and a titter, for careless driving Stpt. 30 at Har- At l:S0 p, m. Paul Thomat will Mlm Lillian Conover, Marlboro. DBMOCBAtlcTiALLT pastor, METHODIST man Aumack, refreshments; Mri. mony and Murphy rdt., Port Mon- give an organ recital. Noel Ltrttud, dteoratlont; Mrs. Ed A solemn high mast of requiem KEANSBURO - Mri. Harry O mouth. Max Cohn Fined The boya' ehoir me*l« Thursday Navetink wat offered Saturday morning at COLLEGE GROUP TO~ MEET gar V. Denlse and Mri. Paul Smith, Huber, Demoeratie Itadtr, and V By Judge Lane afternoon and Friday evening for Rev, Dick Pittmtn of tht Wy- prltea, and Mr*. RutHlt Berg, pub- St. Jottph't Catholic church, Key- membtrt of the executive commit- FIRE IN FEARL BT. HOME FAIR HAVEN-The Monmouth rehearaals. The girls' choir prac- cllfft Bible translator! will ba tht port, by Rev. Corneliut King, Bur- County Skldmort College club wll licity. ttt of tht club here will tpontor Slight damage wai caused to tha SHRBWSBURY-Max Cohn of tice* Wtdnetdiy tfternoon, gueit iptaktr at the 1:48 a. m ial, under tht dirtction of tht Be- a rally Friday, Oct. 1», at 1:10 homt of Carl Wllms, 31 Pearl it,, MadUon ave., Red Bank, waa fined meet nest Wtdnetday night at tht servict Sundty. Rev. Plttmtn rt' dlt funtral home, wai in St. Jot- home of it* new pretidtnt, Mrs, ROLLER SKATING BLOCK p. m. at tha McArdlt hotel, 49 Itat night by Art which atarted In tlO and U cut* by Maflatrate METHODIST ctntly rtturntd from Auttrallt. tph't ctmetery, Shore blvd. a partition. The blue, according Merrltt Une, Jr., Monday night. Sloan D. Robertaon, 4*0 Rlvtr rd, Atlantis Highland* Sunday-school will matt tt 11 FRUBHOLD-A plan to mark Me wa* charged with tpeedlng The group will hold a "white ele- off a strut block stvtral hour* to Chief Joseph Cleary, rttulted Rtv, Frederick B. Morliy, pa*- a, m. Sunday. dally for tht use of chlldrtn for CANDIDATES' MEETING 8UPPBB arJOCBSSFDI« from aa ovtrhiatid furnac*. which resulted In an accident when phant" sale, which will be preced- tor of tht church In 1MT and ltM, L1NCROFT—A highly lUcotsiful a tire blew out and he struck a ed by a short business meeting. rolltr ikating wat dlseuaied by FREEHOLD — Tht Democratic will bt gueit ipuktr at tht wor- METHODIST tht Borough Parks and Play- club wilt hold a local candidates harvest home tupper wai held lait MEETING POSTPONED j, puked car. ship service at 11 a, m, and at th« Sea Brltht night In . th a Community ohtpol, Chariot p. Qwlfry uf Hamilton VACATIONING Rrounds commission thl* week, A night nexl Wudnenday al the SEA BHldHT—Tho reguUi' iiieel- evening service at 7:49. Sunday, Church tehool I* at 9:J0 a, m,, requeat for use of the Lions club American hotel. Hpeskem will In- Awards went to Mra. Jojeph Ing of thi mayor and council sched- rd., Tlnton fall*, w'a« fined IS and HEADI5ENS CORNER — Mrs, school will meet at IMS a, m. and Mendrea, a ateam Iron; Mri. Ann $1 cost* for driving without head- with Mrs. Eleanor Mnriity »n til- fund* for recreational purpose* In clude Earl Smith, candidate for uled to be held tomorrow night haa •„ EIU KloUIn it vltltlng in Atlantic tho Intermedia and youth fe|. peiintendent. Clutet ar« for all contimplattd, A mtmbir sf tht mayor, and Barton Callahan and VanNote, a prtttur* cooker, and bun poatponed until Mnrntiy night, , llfht*. Troy Toung of Eatonton City for a w*tk. 8h* then will visit lowthlps at T p. m. Mri. Edward Fields, a picture da- paid IT aad *» tot ipttding. agt group*. T*» wenhlp tirvlet it club ht* batn invited la attend Hugh Boylt, who art running for Oct. IS, owing to tht Celumbut day is Bridgetoa aad Hurtaburg, Pa. Rtv. Roy E. Wlliluaa, Jr., pat- at 11 a. a. tk* aoomtietoa'e a«rt nattiaf. eouaeiL aated by Mrt. Lelftrt. , kelldty. , • I. COLUMBUS: 500th Anniversary r

ata t «Niliarliltft ttt tfawN 14S1 at »Ht yo«» p M CaUwtwt w«» ••f« In Gtftca. Italy. Tho can •(« woavar, da itf • fandntst la» tkt tt« «t an tarljr tf a Whtn fca wot abaat 21, Ha talUrf ftr CklM, than f*r •liter ttiafts, and) dtvtlapad • baliaf n» ca« Id find] • •#•»#» aca«n CWN ta A tit Sttin't Kl«f Fardl* muni and Onaan Ittttllt aackad klw witk manty and) ships, ana1 authorised him to Iaa4 an aiaadltian. Throo VHMII, the Nina, Plata and Santa Maria, with a craw a( II, campriud hit llaet Ha tailad Ira* Palaa, A«f«st 3, 1492, and si|hted land an Oetaber 12. Disamaorlrlni an a* (aland which ha celled San Salvador,Columbus ••tar dlscovarad Ctaaaala (Noili, Santa Oaminfa), ana4 Cube, than retarned ta Lisbon. March 4, 1493. Ha «oda three subsequent vavaeos ta tha Now WarM- Bat dlstenslans. hardships, sickness, the wrack at ia«a al lilt skiaa and alots aialnst him by onemies at caart (ha was Mat aach ta Spain In Iran* after his third expedition) aesol Ilia leter deys. Ta tha tor •! his death, May 20. 1506. Colaatha» oallavad that ha ha4 faund Aala. la hla awn (oumal, there la an entry stotlnt that ha thaufht the ialenoi af Cube was roally Jape" Later he wrote ta the Spanish kin| and aveen: "I em still resolved te fo to tha mainland and to tha city af Galley and deliver the tettere af Your Hifhnets to the Grend Con.' OISCOVCRY OF AMERICA. Bearing royal banner, COIIMOMII and crow land on Son Salvador. Oct. 12, 1492.

PLANS of his voyage ore explained by Colvmbui to council at Salamanca. Spain, TRIUMPH. Following precession through streets < IN IRONS. Columbu* was tent back to Spam after third voyage, in I486. His schemetoreoch Asia by westein route acres* ecoenhadmany backers. Columbus was received at court on return from Now World. then quickly restored to favor. Enomiot hod plotted his arrest.

DEATHBED. In presence of oldest son, Diago, Columbus passed away at Voiledoild, Spain, May 20,1506. MODEL of Columbus Memorial Lighthouse, in shop* of giant cross, which is bomgbuilt rn Dominican Republic. thlk W«Vt NCTUftl SMOW-A* Miwiftalnrti