10 Cents ANK REGISTER PER CORY. JVOLTJME LXXIV, NO. 44. BED'BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1952 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16. Schools Set Dates Hebrew Society. Honors Charter Members Mrs. A. Ei Burdge For Registration. Form Grand Jury Board Holds. Children planning to enter Bed Of Little Silver ' Bank public schools next fall may Association of Public Hearing register at the -following schools on, the designated days: Tuesday, Heads Countv PTA May 6, at Oakland Street school; Monmouth County On Transfer Thursday, May 8, Fort Monmouth Winners in Council school; Friday, May 8, River Officers Elected Most Parents Agree Street, and Monday and Tuesday, Civil Defense Poster Hay 12 and 18, Mechanic Street And Charter Members With Wort to Contest Are Announced The purpose of the pre-sohool To Act as Trustees Alleviate Congestion roundup is two-fold. It enables ALLENTOWN—Mrs. A. Edwin sohool authorities to review the Presentation of the certificate of With a few exceptions, the board Burdge of Little Silver was elected expected fall school population In incorporation to the Grand Jury of education at a publio hearing president of the Honmoutli County and gives an opportunity for each Association of Monmouth. county last Thursday night at the Branch Council of Parent-Teacher associa- child to have a medical and den- was made by Ralph S. Pearce, Avenue Junior high school on a tions, at the annual meeting last tal evarainatlon. Chairman, Everott E. Smith and proposed pupil transfer, seemed to week, at Upper Freehold township To register their children, par- Robert J. Runyon of the by-laws have the support of parents of high school. ents must bring the child's birth and constitution committee, at a children involved. Mrs. Charles Ferguson, vice certificate, evidence of vaccination meeting held recently at the Old The board has proposed, in an president'of the . P.T.A. and all other health' data. In or- Orchard Country club. effort to alleviate overcrowdedneas installed the following, in addition der to be eligible for enrollment In Elected to office for 1953 were at the Mechanic Street school, to to Mrs. Burdge f Mrs. John Polhe- the kindergarten.in'Sept,< 1952,. a Willis A.-Woolley, Long Branch, move the sixth grade from that nras, Neptune; Mrs. John Preston, child's fifth birthday must occur president; Thomas S. Field, Jr., school to tho River Street school. Mlddletown village; Mrs. Milton on or before Nov. 1, 1952. The Middletown, vice president; Percy At the same time it proposes to Roberta, Terrlneville, and Mrs. board of education has ruled that C, Ryder, Interlaken, secretary and move the seventh and eighth Lewis E. Smith, Jr., Highlands, all children entering the Bed treasurer; Norman Oakley, Way- grades from the Branch Avenue vice presidents, Mrs. Robert Grant, Bank public schools must bo suc- side, chairman of planning commit- Junior high school to River Street Bradley Beach, recording secre- cessfully vacclnatedor bring evi- tee; Nicholas J. Connors, Long because Indications are that by tary; Mrs. Herman O: Wiley, Bed dence from their family physi- Branch, public relations chairman, 19S4 rooms in the Branch ave, Bank, corresponding secretary, and cian. Tho school doctor, Dr. Phil- and Charles Frankcl, Asbury Park, building will be needed for high Mrs. Richard Silver, Manasquan, ip Costa, the school dentist, Dr. attorney. school purposes. treasurer. Two hundred and forty- Eugene Newman, and the school' Those against the proposal seven delegates attended the all- nurse.'Miss Harriet Francis, B.N., The charter members who will will be in attendance. act as trustees are Mr. Woolley, Mr. seemed to have no specific objec- day session. ' Runyon, Mr. Smith, Mr. Pearce, tions to the move, but were just Speakers at the morning session Irene J, Vores, Ira Wilbur Jackson, opposed to the transfer in general. were Charles I* Worth,, supervis- William D. Ayers, Mr. Field, Mr. Says Children lough* • ing principal of Upper Freehold Oakley, Nicholas J. Connors, Earl township schools, and Joseph L. Fourth Charter F. Van Hlse, Sheldon L. Woodruff, One man, however, asked what Clayton, county • superintendent of Frank A. Gray, Mr, Ryder, Aubrey protection the board would give schools. B. Howland, Richard Switlik, 'Law- Mechanic fti'd Branch Avenue stu- dents at River at Askedby-John- Night Observed Thirfesn charter members of the Ladies'-Hebrew society Finkelstein, Mrs. Sadie Rueckhaus, Mrs. Lena Cohen, Mrs. Es- rence R. Burdgo, Oscar J. Munroe Praises P.T.A. and Raymond F. Dodd. Giblon what he meant, he replied of Red Bank 'were honored ahspecial ceremonies at the Temple ther Felsmat), Mrs. Bertha Madansky and Mrs. Lena Straus protection against tha narcotics Mr. Clayton praised the mem- Upon accepting the office of presi- bers for services rendered in com- By Kiwanis Club of the Congregation B'nai Israel, Sunday. The women were Other charter members, unable to attend, are Mrs. Sarah Hur- threat which he thought would ba munities. He said "School people dent, Mr. Woolley pledged his untir- greater at River st. than at other ,witz, Mrs. Sarah Yanko, Mrs. Gussie Goldberg, Mrs. Ida Pinack, ing cfrorts to promote and carry out everywhere are depending on the Lincroft-Holmdel given life memberships in the society.' Pictured,'left to right, the objectives of the newly formed schools and against lethal weapons support of the P.T.A. to aid them are Mrs. Anna Grand, Mrs. Ida Swartz, Mrs. Henrietta Katsin, Mrs. Anna Lefkowitz Goodman, Mrs., Gertrude Seigfried, Mrs. which he said might be carried by in solving school problems." Group, Holds Diniie.-, organization which are: pupils in that part of town. He Mrs. Sophia Gordon, Mrs. Rose Kerber, Mrs. Sarah Levinsky, Fannie Weinstein and Mrs. Anna Mindlen. To Increase tha effectiveness of added his son objected to going In the past two and a-half years, the grand jury system; to Impress Mr. Clayton stated, 150 classrooms At Crystal Brook. Inn Rabbi. Arthur H. Hershoh, Mrs. Anna Meistrich, Mrs. Bertha to River Street school because- have been added to Monmouth upon the members their responsi- children up there went "tough".. bilities, and to acquaint them with Mr. Glblon, replied the board county schools,' but that school of- Sixty-seven members, their wives the powers and duties delegated to ficials are still.called uopn to' ap- and gueste attended the fourth Firemen to Hold Lombardo to Conduct them by law, whon serving as grand would not tolerate Any criticism prove the, use of emergency class- charter night* anniversary dinner Many Eye Operations Performed jurors; to aid the legally constitut- of the River Street school or its rooms, as enrollment continues to and dance held .Saturday evening Open-House Party Show From Field House ed authorities in obtaining for the administration or entertain e.ny~ increase. Mr.' Clayton praised the by the Lincroft-Holmdel Klwanls grand jury list the names of citi- thought that the environment there /retiring county president, Mrs. club at Crystal Brook inn, Eaton- RIVER PLAZA—The Hose com- FORT MONMOUTH—The "Lucky zens who conspicuously possess the Is not good. He praised William George O. King, of Highlands, for town. The group was welcomed by pany which recently put into ser- By Red Bank Doctor in India Strike Hit Parade," with Guy Lom- special qualifications required of Pazlcky, principal of that school, her co-operation with "the county Anthony Flasconaro. bardo and his Royal Canadians, as "one of the beat in the system." character and citizenship com- vice a specially designed BOO-gal- them by law; to advocate such • Four candles on a large birthday Jon International pumping engine, will conduct Its show tonlghtstart- changes in legislative rule and ad- High School First mittee. . * , cake were lighted by Past Presi- Dr. William' Matthews, eye, 1ear. additional surgical cases. "So you ing at 8:30 o'clock direct from the •will show off its new equipment to nose and .throat' specialist- of: 189 see, we 'have been somewhat busy ministrative procedure as may from In reviewing- the circumstances Dr. Alfred F. Jochen, director dents Henry Handleman, Mr. Flas- fellow volunteers from this area at field house here. Helen O'Connell, time to time seem desirable. which led to the proposed plan, of the Vocational- and Technical conaro and Harry Pitcher, and by Broad' St., Red Bank, has wrltten.to here. The technique is somewhat one of America's top girl vocalists, an open house Sunday afternoon assdciates'of the many cataract sur- different than that used in the Also to encourage expression* of Mr.' Olblon explained that while high school of Middlesex county, President Joseph Mendres. Mr. from noon until 6 o'clock. takes the singing spotlights as the board, from past census figures, speaking on "Mental Health," said Pitcher gave a resume of the club's gery cases, and. other operations he State's, Often; we operate both eyes "Your Lucky Star of the Week" in opinion* by laymen, the bench and The Hose company's fire house on has been performing-the last ftwo' for: cataracts at'one sitting, which the musical report on the top tunes the bar and to disseminate infor- anticipated the overcrowdedness at; that somewhere in our educational 1951 achievements, and President months among the' natives of India ; Mechanic «t,, its first concern was* process, schools 'should teach stu- Mendres and Lawrence Buck, vice Foster st, will be the scene of the Is-hardly ever done in the States of the land, mation concerning; subjects having party, arrangements for which arc as a resident of the American Mis- because of the fear of post-opera- an important bearing upon the gen- the high school which had been dents the- many .physical changes president, briefly outlined the club's sion hospital at Taxllla, Pakistan. More than 3,000 soldiers are ex- under criticism by the state de- which they can expect, and how program for this year. being made by William Stoba pres- tion, infection. We use no antisep- pected to nil the field house. , Guy eral welfare of the community, and Arriving there Feb." 25, Dr.'Maf- tic eye 'drops before "or after eye especially upon society's responsi- partment of education. % these affect their mental well-be- Charles Cox was toastmaster and ident, Joseph V. tfogart and tWll- Lombardo Is no stranger to this ing. He cautioned- parents not to 11am J. Seaton. The company has thewa joined Drs. Christy and operations, and so far I have seen section, competing on the Naveslnk bility in the prevention and sup- The population Increase on the' worry too much if their children introduced as guests of honor Lieut, asked the co-operation of.The Reg- Brown In walking hospital rounds no sign of infection. , This fact Is pression of crime, and the treat- east side of town, Mr. Glblon stated/ Governor Walter VanScholck and rivqr at Red Bank annually In the ha* come since the war and results' do not make the high grades In ister, in , an attempt, to notify all and seeing some 60 patients one af- amazing to me.",,-, f, j*y»vVa»ikw ^jtjl Sweepstakes.; . .;;;• _ ment of the criminal, and to take school that their neighbor's chilIn- -Mrs. :VanScholck, and Past Lieut. volunteer firemen in this area that ternoon. . "The • natives here," he "More- amadngn&4S8W'ry>, perforation, S* s o';';f „ th. e patient Only t

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Gllllgan, Apkella Pulae, Joan Bag- ger, Ruth Forest and Catherine Board Holds Alumnae Club Warwick. Reussilles Full selection of wery want- Public Hearing ed style and fabric . . .nylon, 36 Broad — Red Bank organdy, dotted awlss. Dress- Holds Card Party (Continued from page 1) es to suit every discriminat- DEAL, — The newly organized Lincroft Church have a four-year high school and ing taste and family budget. TO 21.98 Mqnmouth club of the Chestnut an eight-year grammar school Sizes 5 to 61,4 and 7 to 12. Hill college Alumnae association which the board will put into effect held its 'first card party last week Events Arranged next year, Mrs. Brink said she at the , home of Miss Georglne had spoken to Dr. M. Gregg Hlbbn, LINCROFT — A Mother's day supervising' principal and he had * C D » A N .Fisher of Hathaway ave. More than service will bo held Sunday, May told her such a plan was not In 100 guests attended. tho near future. Dr. Hibbs retorted Priaes included an orchid, to 11, at 11 o'clock at the Community TAILORED ONLY BY church, with the men members in he had never heard "so much mis- which five dollar bills were at- quoting" as he has since* coming WHITE SUITS ached.. This was awarded to Miss charge. , to Red Bank. He added if he had 98 Elizabeth Rowan. Other prize win- Final plans for the game party ,told Mro. Brink any such thing It A carefully selected group ners were Mrs. Charles McAullffee, to bo hold Saturday, May 17, at thewas unintentional. The supervising . . . such brands an PALM and Mrs. William Bruno, Hand- church hall were made at a con- principal added the only thing he BEACH, and TOM &AWVKH. painted perfume atomizers were in- Short and long pants. Hus- 7 gregational meeting, held Wednes- was concerned with Is the welfare dividual table prizes. kies and regular sizes. (Also TO 16.98 day night of laflt week. MrB. B.of Red' Bank's children. navy suits.) Serving on the party committee Douglas Brandt Is chairman. There At another point in the meeting, were Mrs. Edwin Wobcr and Mrs.wilL be prizes and refreshments. An Mrs. Brink accused Paul Young Robert Griffith of Deal; Mrs. Ray-auction is planned for early June. of making the statement "down mond Murphy, Bclmar; Mrs. James William Diem is chairman. Edward town" .that the board was trying Stump, Red Bank; Miss Marion Fields and Francis J. Laubmelster to buy the Spinning property near ACCESSORIES McCue, Long Branch; 'Mrs. Gerard are available for any articles to be the high school for $22,000. Mr. P. Lee, Atlantic Highlands, and picked up for donations. Boys'- & girls' snowy-whito acces- Young denied ever having said Mrs, Joseph E. McDonough, AUon- Arrangements are,..,bc,lng ^ 3uch a thing anywhere, adding thi sories from top of head to tip of hurst. 1 toes and everything In between pleted for the pre8qntatton •JiUBet21 boj^d had been investigating . thi .'. . veils to shoes and socks . . . Outers present were Mrs, Jack of the comedy, "No Men-Admitted,' feasibility of acquiring property slips, panties .- .' .. shjrts and ties Wanner, Mrs. John A. Lancaster, by members of the Ladles' Aid so-In the area. ... all moderately priced. Mrs.^Toseph Hune, Mrs. John Gorn- ciety. Assisting with the production , Chief alternative to tho tranafei 'dy/ Mrs. Harry Singleton,. Mrs. Carl Is Edward Stilwell, Ml*. Laubtn6is- proposed by' members of the au- .><•* Cryst&V Mrs. George Yaccarlno, ter, Stanley Stilwell, Jr. and Ed-dience was that of eliminating oi Mrs. James Tdrchlo, Mrs. Louis Ca'l- ward Fields, scenery and lighting: moving of the Mechanic Street RED BANK ta, .Mrs. Rangner Hedberg, Mrs. John Mauser and Charles Conover, kindergarten to another location John J. Regan, Mrs. John J. Holl- carpenter work; Stanley Stllwoll such as the Methodist churoh, son, Mrs: Thomas Salmon, Mrs. Ar- Sr., Harold Morgan and H. Praul which several said had facilities, thur Gallagher, Mrs. James Raffer- Clark,' programs; Harry Seylaz, Mr. Oiblon roplled he was of the ty, Mrs. Joseph J. Salmon, Mrs. Frank Braun, Mr. Diem and Charles opinion there would be a great deal YOUTH CENTER Robert Wlchmann, Mrs.' David Cox, tickets, and Mrs. Harold Cook, of objection to the elimination of Whelan, Mrs. .Thomas Dolcln, Mrs.promoter. A commlttco appointed the kindergarten at Mechanic at. Joseph s, John Wa- three years; Mrs. Lum, socretary, foundation's honor award. and Time Magazines . . . the suit that teldom ; ttots -with Orchard Street) and ters, Mrs. Cheater B. Opdyke,*Jr., and Mrs. Conover, treasurer. Stan- WHEREAS, the said Street has neve Mrs. William Bruno, Mrs. John G, ley Stllwcll, Sr. Is superintended needs pressing, for tt keeps its crease even after 15»1T ...... been laid out and has never been travele ORGAN PROGRAM QUILTED PADS .49 3 for |. and tha ova*rj *} })p*nrj>jw')J' M hot Nicholson, Mrs. Harold V. Garrlty, and Mr, Laubmelster, assistant su- sides of !«ld street have made appllca Jr., Mrs. Bruce C.-Woolley,. Mrs. perintendent. Mrs. Wtilgerodt and At the services Sunday at SI a rainstorm . . . recovers quickly from folding- • ! tlon to the Township Committee for the Mrs. Lum were appointed to draw 26x34 .69 ...... ,44 Thomaa E. MoCue, Jr., Mrs, John Anthony's Catholic church, HaroU and packing! The cool, lightweight fabric-—so Receiving BLANKETS passage of an Ordinance'Vacating thi H, Welsh, Jr., and Misses Louise up. by-laws for the Sunday sohool, F, Weber, organist and choir dl same and consenting thereto t and ; for WHEREAS, ft appears that said strec and Otenevleve Dowor, Barbara The annual children's day program rector, played "Thine the Glory,' strong and abrasion resistant—will outwear and does not. in any way, provide' publli Lewis] Florence Sullytan, Jane Wat was sot for June 8 at 10:30 a. m. "Th(s Is My Father's World," am TRAINING PANTS WV«;.... w 4, I,, travel,and would be a liability for main son, Oatharlno O'Hern, Helen Wld Refreshments' woro served at the his own composition, "Hear M; by far outperform wool and blended fabrics of the "US W' THEREFORE BE IT ORDATNK dls, Marguerite Dolan, Bernardino close of tha evening, Hostesses Plea." The senior choir sang "Man Carriage Cover Set * re. SET ... 3.93... 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MAY 1.1952 Mrs. Martin Beoker, Mrs., Harry Feldt and Mrs. Philip Waldman, Trinity Club Hebrew Society trustees.' Camp Housman Window & Plate G!a,« Mayor Katharine Elkus White congratulated the women on their Supper May 22 Charter Members achievements of the past 30 years, Has New System The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Trinity in bringing personal greetings. Mrs. Boy Scout training Camp Hous- Glass Top* For Episcopal church, at their meeting Honored Sunday Nelson, soolety past president, andman at F&rmingdale went modern last Thursday at the pariah hall, Mrs, Martin Beoker were narrators last week-end with -the. installation Desks and Furniture ^ made plans for a covered-dish sup- Ceremonies Mark for an original cantata, "Oneg of a public address system which per to be held Thursday, May 22, Shabat, the Joy of-Sabbath," ar will amplify recorded bugle calls Safety Auto Glass In the hall. Mrs. John H. White, 30th Anniversary; ranged by Rabbi Hershon and sung for the program on the 285-acre INSTALLID WHILE you WAIT 3d., and members of the entertain- by the choral groups:of the men's campsite. / ment committee, Mrs, Charles L. Mrs. Winters Chairman and women's organizations of the Congregations. • The popular week-end camp is MORRIS PLATE GLASS CO. RED BANK SPRING SERVICE Reeves, Jr., Mrs. Frank Ekman, operated'year 'round by Mohmouth SHREWSBURY AVL PHONE RE 6-1551 and Mrs. Robert F. Worden, are More than 200 persons attended A reception and coffee hour fol- 57 BIONMOCTH 8TBBBT BED BANK 6-10(3 special services Sunday evening at lowed in the ceremonies In thecouncil 'for troop - and. explorer In charge. the Temple of the Congregation posts in. Monmouth County, Hun- • Rev. Robert H, Anderson, Jr.. Community Center recreation dreds of scouts take part in activ- church rector, thanked the club for B'Nal Israel marking the 30th an-rooms. Spring flowers and greens niversary of the Ladies Hebrew so- were used in the decorations. Theities at the site, -The bugle calls tho Improvements they have made ciety of RedjBank. Quests of honor will make, possible the regular tim- to the parish hall basement, which refreshment tab|e was decorated ing of the flag ceremonies, group Complete has been completely renovated by were society charter members, who with 30 birthday cakes, iced In pas-activities, camp assembly to relig- member*. Church school classes are were given life memberships in thetel colon, and trimmed with match- ious services, chow time and dur- now held there. The rector also an- society by the president, Mrs, Ben-ing birthday candles, marking the ing the summer,, the swim periods. nounced plans are under way forjamin Creenwald, society's 30th birthday, The host- Improvements to other church, i Charter members attending were esses were 18'young women who The public address system was'a ounpltowirtl Mrs. Anna Grand, Mrs. Ida Swartz, have joined the organisation this gift from the Hollywood Golf club buildings. Jack T. Zoldak, Jr., club Mrs. Henrietta KpUIn, Mm. Sophie through Irving Feist, Shrewsbury, president,. headed the group mak- year. .-.-'•• Our stcrff takes particular pride ELECTRICAL SERVICE Gordon, Mrs. Rose Kerber, Mrs. Assisting Mrs. Winters on thetreasurer, of Monmouth council. ing the Improvements In the par- Fred Rose, Wanamassa, member (n the planning and handling ish hall. Sarah Levlnsky, Mrs. Anna. Meis- general committee were Mrs. Slegel, trlch, Mrs. Bertha Flnkelatein, Mrs. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Becker,. Mrs. of the-southern district, repaired of the perfect wedding... The club will hold a shore dinner Sadie Rueckhaus, Mrs. Lena Co- the system and assisted in its in- Frlday, Sept. 19, to be followed by Hershon, Mrs. Feldt, Mrs. Kosene, wtielher It be a simple ceremony hen, Mrs. Esther Felsman, Mrs. Mrs. Greenwald, Mrs. Ezra David- stallation at the camp. a card and game party. Further de- Bertha Madansky and Mrs. Lena . wW» Iwt the family... or a tails will be announced. son, -Mrs. Herman Cohen, Mrs. Straus. Samuel Cohen, Mrs. Max Cohn, FINED FOR DISOBDERLINESS reception, dinner and dance fora party PHONE RED BANK 6-0612 FINED AT RUM8ON Life membership scrolls -will be Mrs. Henry Inselberg.-Mrs. Philip . of oOO'l Let w take alt the bvrdeniom* sent to the following charter mem- Jacob Baum, Jr,, Borden st., Waldman, Mrs. Bernard Splwak, Charles Dulguld of 350 Mechanic deloli* off your hand*... atsvr* you of o bers who, were unable to attend: and Mrs. Albert Schwartz; st. was fined S20 and given a 30- Shrewsbury, paid a $10 fine to the • memorable, wedding, at a iurpriilngty ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP violations clerk this week on a Mrs. Sarah Hurwlti, Mrs. Sarah day suspended sentence .Tuesday charge of speeding. Sue L. Haydn, Yanko,) Mrs. Gussie Goldberg, Mrs. Auxiliary Hears morning by Magistrate John V. low cojt. For complete mformatton> "Red Bank's Leading Electric Shop" Ida Plnaok, Mrs. Anna Lefkowltz Crowell on a charge' of being c'atl Mil* Herbert-Asbury Park 2-500a Hlgfhland Park, paid the clerk a Goodman, Mrs. Gertrude .Seigfried, drunk and disorderly., The com- 18 WHITE STREET — RED BANK {3 fine for going the .wrong way onMrs, Fannie Weinstein, and MrsO. f Cuban Trip plain twas made by Patrolman Jos- a one way street. Anna Mlndien. . • , eph Funderburke,, who testified Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon, In HIGHLANDS- Mrs. Hosea Dulguld had created a disturbance praising the charter members on Chark of 21? Bay ave., told the on Broad st. Monday afternoon. their,'service, said: "For the last ladles' auxiliary of Twinllght post, William T. Brakeman, 69 William BERKELEy 30 years, this synagogue' and allAmerican Legion, of her recent trip St., Shrewsbury, was fined $10 on Its facilities has been strengthened to Cuba at/a meeting Wednesday a charge of creating a disturbance •* SURPRISE STORE - through the service to God andof last week at the Legion hall on at Bob: Cook's .tavern, Shrewsbury man by the Ladies Hebrew society. Bay ave, , • .'..'..•• ave. The complaint was made by CARTERET As the years roll by, we marvel i. Mrs. Agnes* Rauschenberger was Thomas J. Nolan, bartender at the ON THC O Cl AN AT AtllltY f A « K, M. J. more and more at .the fine results nominated president of.the auxili- which.eventuated from Its very in- ary at the meeting. Other officers Last 3 Days of Special Purchase Sale! oeptlon by the charter members of nominated, were: Mrs. Antoinette this organization. For three decades Beyer, first vice president; Mrs. Take Advantage of These Values Now for Mother's Day Gifting ! these charter members have been Anna Patterson, second vice presi- FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Inspiring the, new generations who dent; Mrs. Lottie Fahrer, treasurer- come to bur community, with zeal Mrs. Gertrude Fahrer, historian, and enthusiasm to uphold our Jew-Mrs. Violet Anderson, chaplain, and ish people as an outstanding and Mrs. • Elisabeth "Kehoe, • Mrs. Eliza- Ladies' Cotton DRESSES a respected' people in the cultural beth Hellker, Mrs.' Lottie, Fahrer, and. civic affairs of our municipal- Mrs. Gertrude Fahrer, s Mrs. Raus- ity." ' chonberger and Mrs. Patterson, del- "We bless you for the responsi- egate. Alternate delegates elected bilities which were thy portion in were Mrs. Mamie Rornandettl and the days of'yore. You have united Mrs. Beyer. , '; . „ our people with a spirit of loving The" auxiliary will sponsor Miss kindness. You have caused the Joy Maziacco's attendance at girls' LADIES' heart of our .people to be strong. state, to be held Monday through The mind of Israel is clear, the Friday, June 23-»2T, at the New Jer- vision of Israel. Is. high, whenever sey College tor Women tat Rutgers the voice of Israel is heard In unity university, it was announced by CREPE GOWNS for the glory of God and our peo-Mrs. Isabella Rodriguez, commit- ple." tee chairman. Miss Helen Kampf, After the presentation of the also a junior at Atlantic Highlands 00 membership certificates, Rabbi high school, wag chosen alternate. Pinafores ... zipper-fronts ... but- Hershon concluded his tribute by The girls were selected,by Bradley 1 saying "Those certificates we pre-VanBrunt, high, school principal, ton fronts! You'll find a large as- for the following qualifications: These full • cut seersuckers sent to you in behalf of the Ladles' sortment in full cut, vat dyed 80 Hebrew society with our deep re-Leadership, character, courage, hon- square percales. Sizes from 14 to need no ironing. Colors spect and high esteem. We rejoice esty, scholarship and co-operative: pink, blue and maize,' in that you are with us tonight. May ess.' - .•• ••.'.•'•.. 44. Buy several for Mother's day." your past'deeds Inspire all of us Mrs. Rodriguez, chairman of the sizes 34 to 40. "' ." with'a.renewed spirit for the cause auxiliary's poppy committee, also of our faith and the glory of ourannounced that > a poppy, contest will be hold at the grammar, school LADIES' FULL FASHIONED fe/pgSmWs opened with.a here. speoIal^eaH'dlellght service, com- Guests at the meeting wett Mrs. .; , : 262. MAIN .STREET, KEANSBURG ; memorating the society's 30th rah- Helen Farnaby of West . Palm nlversary, arranged by Mrs.' Jack Beach, Fla.,,a former, resident here, Corner next to mew modern Safeway. Store., Coven'entire lot 80' x 100". and can;be Winters. Participating Were Abra- and Mrs, Busanv. OoWd& V, Up used as si corner storB 20' r Iffll' and adjoining; store 30,'- z.100'. Flve-room modern ham Zagcr, vice president of the apartment above"can be used for living- or professional;offices. NYLON HOSE Congregation B'Nal Israel; Mrs: Drunk Driving Costs , Greenwald, Ladles' Hebrew society H. C. FOWLER, owner or your agent president; Mrs. Melvln Goodman, $233 and His License TELEPHONE KEANSBURG. «.l 316 51 GAUGE president, Red Bank Chapter, of ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP—Driving Hadaasah; Mrs. Kalmen Heir, pres- a car while under the influence of ident of the auxiliary of the Jew-liquor, was'the charge upon which 51 DENIER ish'War Veterans; Leon Kosenfeld, Charles "Anatel of Lakcwood'was pair cubmaster of the Cub Scout pack, fined $223 last week by..Magistrate Certified Johns-Manville Home. Improvement Contractor sponsored by the society; Seymour Stanley Stilwell of .Atlantic town- Corwln, commander of the Jewish ship and'his driver's license was Slight irregulars from a high-grade mill. Due War Veterans group; Mrs. Daniel revoked, -i • - Stein, leader of the Brownie group • On," -speeding charges $18 fines to the fussy grading of tliis manufacturer, these sponsored by the society; Miss Min- Were imposed on RleSard C.'Carr slight irregulars are barely noticeable and will not nie Breslpw, representative of theof Bay Head, Carl J. Buehler of Y. M. and .Y, W. H. A. and Harry Spring Lake and: Frank Perera :of affect wear or appearance. Latest spring shades Feldt, representative of. the youth Hast Rutherford, and -'.Edward in sizes 8% to 11. If perfect, would sell for 1.00. commission of the congregation. Wood of Bridle was fined $10. Sal- Past presidents of the society vatore Buccftclo of Earle was fined participating Were Mrs. Samuel Co- $8 for driving an unlicensed car. hen, Mrs, Max Leon, Mrs, Bertha Several motorists were fined for MEN'S CROWN Madansky, Mrs. Anna Meistrlch, passing a ear on the wrong side. Mrs. Leon Rueckhaus, Mrs, Morris They were Vlto Del Forno of Un- SANFORIZED .Choice Nelson, Mrs. David Bulkin, Mrs. ion City,' who was .assessed S10; At ' Max Morris, Mrs. David Fischer, Harry Chaiken of Brooklyn, John SHRUNK Mrs, Milton Gerard and Mrs. Sam-J. McCorralck 'of. New Xork olty,- ea. uel Swartz. Also Mrs. Victor Slegel Leo Levltz, Jerry 'Contort!, Sr,,' and. ZIPPER and Mrs. Winters, vice: presidents Stanley Domer of Newark, Harry of the society; Mrs. Lawrence Feld- W. .Govln and Charles . Neelq of Let, us put that new SANFORIZED SHORTS man, recording secretary; Mrs, Mil-Jersey City paid $8 lines, while Al- DUNGAREES Broadcloth short* In boxer or grip, ton Kosene, corresponding secre- oxander T. Guzzo of Union and Vito per fastener styles. Assorted tary; Mrs, Jerome Bueler, financial Del Farno of Union City wero fined • Sices 29 to striped patterns. Sizes 30 to 44. seoretary; Mrs. Arthur H. Hershon, $10 on similar charges and Jerome ENCLOSED PORCH 42 I chaplain, and Mrs. Abraham Zager, a.. Stahll of Bayonne, %S. * A new pair . KNIT BRIEFS Full out knit briefs with elastlo free if they waist-band all around. Sites small, '•**••• •hrinkl medium, largo. ATHLETIC SHIRTS HERE Made by famous Headlight Ov'erell Company. Bar Good quality soft' yarn athlotlo shirts In panel ribs, Full cut. tacked and reinforced ' at Sizes 36 to 48. strain points. These'union NO MONEY DOWN made garments have full, T SHIRTS JohnsfManville Enjoy, the r cool comfort of roomy pockets. Over 8 oz. T shirts knit from fine soft yarns and full out for comfort. Sizes weight.' . . small, medium and large. an enclosed porch this Sum* ROOFING & SIDING mer ..• designed to beautify Hue chambray or jrrey $20 to *5OO without endorsers .You can't gp wrong when your covert. Sanforized shrunk your home and increase, its and full cut, Sizes 14 ^ Loans madd e on jusj t your .signature, car "or furniture roofing and siding is applied by Men's WORK SHIRTS to 17, - -. without endorsers or guarantors. And quickly; tool American^ certified contractor for value . . .at a low cost to 98 you* For information arid CASH forW urpose ' Johng^Manvllle . •. both the work* BOYS' SANFORIZED SHRUNK BOYS* manship and price are guaran< free estimates call American tiona—olothing—ahy good reason. teed J So call us today.and u ZIPPER DUNGAREES registered representative will call •todayi • ,;.; • < • ' POLO SHIRTS CASIf at lower cost to give you a free estimate. " ' Sturdy blue denim Our rate on all loahs aliove (100 1* substan- dungaree. Rein- tially below the lawful forced" at »tra In 49' maximum. Take 6,12,18 points , , , copper or more months to repay riveted. Has plenty Short SIMV«I, cotton khtt In depending on thjt pur- largt assortment of hand- pose of your loan, Phone of roomy pockets and or stop In today for fast, sixes from 6 to 16. some itrlplngi. Sixes 6 to friendly service I 16." MONIY WHIN YOU HUD IT HOUSEHOID FINANCE MONIY IACK STORE OP 1001 BARGAINS Htadquarttn OUARANTII for ^ttqEMW^™^>™ 8 BROAD ST., RED BANK WORK . NIWMAN SPRINGS ROAD ljd red Up* In milting CLOTHIS ADDRBSSi O»« MOAD STRUT ^ i. ...STATB... REd Bank 6-3000 RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Page t Five school and was employed by the Thomas Fllee and Francis Law- Beagen Promoted Hercules company at Sayreville ley, members of the Mlddletown 42 Debutantes prior to his entrance into the Ar-Pupils Display township board of education, and my 28 months ago. James Davldhelser, district clerk of PETER'S CUSTOM TAILOR the board, discussed plans for the MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES To Be Presented Their Art Work proposed new central school for the Triad Club Has LEONARDO—An art show fea- township. The proposals for the WC GIVE VOD STYLE At Cotillion turing work of pupils at the Leo-school will be placed for a special WE GIVE YOD QUALITY Annual Dinner nardo grade school and a hobby election Tuesday, May 8. WE GIVE YOU VALUE Event to Be Held exhibit were presented at a meet- .., • .(FAB IN EXCESS OF THE PBICE RTJMSON — Mrs. Harry Kruse ing of the Leonardo Grade School Sea Girt Resident At Convention Hall Installed officers of the Triad dub Paront-Teacher association last of Red Bank, at their annual din- week at the school. The show was Retires After 43 Years SPECIALIZE IN 'ALTERATIONS ', In Asbury May 23 ner .last Thursday at Mayer's Tav- arranged by the art teacher, Miss ehr, Ave. of Two Rivers. Corsages Emma Helling and paintings by SEA GIRT — J. Caldwell Wylie P. B. PKOAIINSKI 14 Broad St., Red BanC of Beacon blvd., retired yesterday Forty-two debutantes will bs pre- were presented to the retiring the pupils decorated the auditor- TEL RE 6-5262 sented at a.: formal cotillion Friday officers. ium, halls and individual clnss- after 43 years' service with the evening-, May 38, at' Asbury Park New officers are Mrs. James Tur- roonu. Lovell-Dressel company of Arling- NEARLY ^OCURATE Convention hall by the Monmouth nock, president; Mrs. Howard Gage, The hobby show was in charge ton, manufacturers of marine and County Cotillion oommlttsa. Pro- vice president! Mrs. Fred Yorg, of Mrs. William Wren's class Hobby railroad lighting and signaling ceeds 'from the event will so to equipment. IS NOT ENOUGH/ 1 secretary; Mrs. George Gill, cor- club. Judges were Dr. Wylle G. the Westslde branoh of Jihe "T responding secretary, and ' Mrs. Pate, supervisor of the Mlddletown - Mr. Wylle was guest .of honor NOW ! gymnasium building fund, and to Herbert Brett, treasurer. Mrs. Yorpr, township schools; Irwin Beaver and yesterday afternoon at a farewell a scholarahlp fund-for one ol the Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Brett were re- Rev. Andrew M. VanDyke, pastor party given by tho office force of Ask About Our New debutantes. ',- . , ; . lcctcd to tholr respective offices. of Christ Episcopal church, Middle- the Lovell-Dressel company. HC.WM Convenient Pay Plan I <•'• Mrs. Leo C. Haye« la chairman Mrs. Walter Dohrn is the retiring town village. Prizes were awarded presented with a suitcase and a of the cotillion, assisted by a. large watch. Officers of the company gave Buy flip covert, drap«r!ffr curtains president. to Leonard Carter for the most un- and Venetian bifnde and pay for tbem committt'a of. prominent men and The May club meeting Jill be' usual entry, Robert Hughes, best a dinner in his honor last night at with LOW COST tlmt paynunte ar- women of tha county and state. held at Mrs. Turnock's home on workmanship; Herbert Kubalak, the Essex club. , ranged through tha Second Natlona Bank o( Red Bank. Reussille's Debutantes to be presented are .•> Sgt Matthew Beagen Parker pi., Shrewsbury. Mrs. Brett best collection; Jam Brov/cr, best A graduate of Clemson college In all student! at Red Bank, Neptune, was dinner chairman. model, and John Appancal, largest 1903, Mr. Wylle joined Lovcll-Drcs- Asbury* Park, Rumaon, Matawan, 36 BROAD-RED BANK LEONARDO — A veteran of 13 Others present were Mrs. George collection of different hobbies. sel In 1900 and was elected secre- Keyport, ' Long: /Branoh, Freehold months' service in Korea, Matthew Elgrlm, Mrs. Allan B. Randall, Mrs. Mrs, Virginia Stofflet, Eatdhtown tary of the company in 1910 and and Manasquan high school. Count vice president, a position he still Home Decorator* Basle's • orchestra -will play for Beagen has been promoted to ser-William Legg, Mrs. Herbert Swing, artist and a student with Marshal geant'first class. Son of Mr. andMrs. Alan Conklin, Mrs. Philip Simpson of Middletown village, holds, In 1921. a Brcwd St. dancing. . ' Mrs. Owen .Beagen of Glonmary Carman, Mrs. William Rathamith, spoke on "How' to Recognize and Early thia summnr Mr. and MM. The debt to be presented are ave. here, he recently returned to Mrs. William Bloom, Mrs. Amory Encourage Artistic Abilities in Your Wylle plan a vacation trip to tho Xed Bank Hisses Geraldlne Cason, Hope Paclflo Northwest and Alaska. Thomas, Barbara. Lee, Inez Cox, Camp Gordon, Qa., after spending Osborn, Jr., Mrs. Ann Shine, Mrs. Child," She Illustrated her lecture Laura Williams, Florence Brown, a furlough at home. He Is a grad- G. E. Delatush, Mrs. Chester L. with an exhibit of children's paint- Don't buy Anna Jackson, Catherine Walker, uate of'Middletown township high Forrar and- Mrs. Gabriel Molnar. ings. * It Pay* to Advertise In The Reg-liter. Mary Lawion, Delorea Major, Clau- dell Seawle, Barbara Stewart, mr*v- ' - — Save at Sun Ray Frances Wade,-Josephine Clay, An- Ntf auto insurance na Frost, Joan 'Frost, Geneva Gad- dis, Joan Glover, Maxine Grander- 111 AT SPiCIAU son, Audrey Oilllam,- Celeste Har- Seofood of Id »«lfl TOO ALWAYS SAVE MORE ris, Marie Richardson,. Jacqueline Rose, Carolyn Jackson, Doris Scott, SHRIMP SALAD PLATE, I O.lltloui Skrtmp S.liJ »|lh Evelyn Smith, Elsie Burges s, I Clip Ultu».in4 Mtr>nn«l». Louise • Summey, Allita Johnson, Sliced taitect Egg, Cnimy Let your own comparison Alice Lewis, Edna Randolph, Vivien Cole Sim — prove the greater value of Freeland, Marjorle Mumby, Phyllis ] Palalo S.I.J, , Allstate'B protection and Rheubottom, Ruth Belton, Patricia ! Roll 1 Cutlir ' service. Allstate, the auto Matthews, Barbara Jones, Loretta ALL FOR insurance company founded McGee, Jean Esdallc, Mae VeneN rffiS by Sears, Roebuck and Co., able, Patricia Schenk and Ruth COR. BROAD & WALLACE STREETS, RED BANK* Johnson. is nationally famous: for its . Their escorts will be Warren Da- vis, Robert Hall,, George Edmond, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY • Ntw •ailer-lo-undtrilond policy James Armour, William Lee, Jr., , • 14 added benefit* at no extra, eqit Clarence Brown/ Herbert Adams, , • Special low ratei for farmers/ . Sanford. Jones, Homer Williams, 35c VALUE! BOX OF 300 PINE JELLYfCRE4M • Nationwide claim «ervice Ralph Pope, Edward Jackson," Don- r—•— MAIL THU COAitOM NOW! — -.- ald Kearney, Jack Lewis, William Spratley, .Tracey Singleton, Joseph ??IDEAL" PANCHROMATIC ^^^^^^ ' DONALD E.'ASAY, Agent • VENIDA TISSUES Ellison, Jr., James Lawson,, Hewitt 35eVilu« 4* Salem Lane, Llltla Silver, .N. J. ' Jackson,.' James Harris, Al f r s d ROLL FILM J $1.25 BOTTLE Phonei RE.«.tO4« • ' Wright,' George Lewis, Francis .SIZIS, U7,114, .JO, )U.r»l4 Bdmond, Alfred Udmond,.."William Without obligation, plioie und me ratal end , Worihleyy- Jr., Howard Thornton, full detalll on Altttola Auto InwreiKf. Willie Daniels, Victor Bradley, ABSORBINE Jr. Jamei Walderi; Willis Scott, Stew, art Hyman,. Henry Newton, Eugene J5.95 40c BOTTLE UMT Booth,! James Scarbrough, Timothy Brown, .Donald Clay, James Gas- FLASH J: LIQUID kin, Horace Sanders, Eugene Rob- !•»• PINAUD LILAC

'.'• . '.- ••. inson, Leon Ajdams, Eugene Upper- man,. Milton Morris and Stanley '?OM,«TT".TH1 $1-39 PACKAGE (9-OZ) _^ /STARCH: * .... Furyear..•'. "' . _ ' ' ' . ' t Hafffl ^yAaM I M* ValMl Warlk Ik la. / FLASHUMIT1 M ^M I ^ BOTf LEI, you'™ inGood Handt with \ , ENDS BASIC TBADiDfO j SERUTAM (Granular) PORT MONMOUTH—Pyt. Aus-i tin:'Gi.'Naughton, sohs>f Mr. and Mrs.'Charles Naughton of Main st. here, completed basic training Fri- AJAX\ INSURANCE COMPANY day at the Quartermaster replace- FOAMING CLEANSER founded 'by Sears, Roebuck and Co. _ ment training center,,Fort Lee, Va. 2 21 A wholly-owned subild'tory of Soon, Roebuck and Pvt Naughton was 'graduated Co., with atiels and liabilities ditllnet end ftpaiatt from Ihe parent company, Horn* OHlctt Chicago, III. from Red -Bank Catholic high # school. He entered the Army early WOODBURY In February, > ,, , I SHAMPOO . i Dr. WEST 75« Uopalong Cassidy Wildroot rODORONO? 225,000 FINE FLOWERING jDenfalKit ^^^ | cream Oil Hair Tonic iDEODORAIirl |. eTMtk lr»ia a Toalk Poila C ICREAMI SHRUBS a Heaay Mirror t Wl 75 DOAN'S I »W T\ PILLS NOW Only . . . 98C each i2f.r*9.»5 5Mor$2.6fir D.&R7 ZINC" r A "repeat of Tveryiuce^ful jpreienUtioii"of tliree DEODORANr OXSDE StiOO VALUE/ weeks ago.'' Shrubs worth twice and -three times 'CREAM, this low price—all strong 2-yr.-oW. plants—Well FOintmentj branched, well rooted.' Buy. all yoa'.need now 175c Valu.! (Us,. $1.00 daring this amwing tale. '. . * 23e Value- i^ Pc. Decorated! Peralaa Lllae - PMc AlaeMal IC ;V>\$2.00 OFFICIAL LEAGUE riowering Qalae* Wcigela Rose of Share* ^BASEBALL FRUIT JUICE Forayifcia . . Saawball ' CaraltBerry Ja4S-Oi.BKANTI>! w _ I m • *a»a*f I I "*f 1^ PINAUD'S < M Solid Sponga WITH IIP ' r Mack Orange Twig Pe»tw««i. J a 4 Frail Jalie Ilia' { /STICK--5: . , Bcanly Bash, Taatarlx ' Atlir Shave P RUBBER BALL _I.Ql.TUMHIU T f Bash Hoacysaekle Deodorant ^

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iVott>^ILEVIN UNm MNTWIM THIt ARIA VUlt ika'io JIMIY Ntwnian Sprtngi Read psn Sundiyi-9 A.M. too P. M. THESE BIG SPECIALS NOW ON SALE AT ALL SUN RAY STORES THROUGHOUT PA., N. J., DEL WiiW«yi-? A. -M. •• »t. M. ••• '• '•, '. iV 1 Pace Six RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952

approved in 14)40 and racing interests were TWO-MONTH JUGGLING ACT RED BANK REGISTER granted franchises to construct tracks, the Teachers Honor EVENTS OF YEARS 40-41 Br«« Slrwt. Re* Bulk, N. 1. breeding of running horses took a new ESTABLISHED M7S - Capt Dennis By John H. Cook and Henry CUy lease on life. In five short years, these horse FROM REGISTER F THOMAS IRVING BBOWN, Publisher farmers, entirely through their own enthu- Titty Years Ago. JAKES J. HOOAN, Editor siasm, interest and determination have de- At May 21 Event Twenty-Five Years Ago. SL HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager veloped this industry to the place it holds A fashionable Wedding occurrei William Paul Stlllman of Brown Resolution Lauds at St. James church, when Miss W. HARBV PENNINOTON, Plant Bunt. pi., began hte duties as manager and today. , Retiring Board Head Margaret A. Quigley, daughter of examiner of the Newark Clearing Thli mwip«p«r *ilum(> no r«iponilblllll«» far The state now boasts 110 farms, 546 Timothy Quigley of Bridge ave. be- House Association of the Second >Ul«mmti of oplnloni In IttUn from Iti r«»d«n. For His Service came the bride of.Patrick Henry federal re«erve banking district. He •nkierlptlon Prlcai in Adranet. . • . On< jri»r, W.OO mares, 45 -stallions and more than' 2,500 Brennan of Eatontown. Rev. Fath- was a.graduate of the Red Bank ilx monthi. 18.00. Blntlt eopr. »t eounUr. 10 cunti bead of thoroughbred horses, representing MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — er MacDonald, acting clergyman, high school, and a brother of Ray during Rev. James A. Reynold' H, Stlllman of Eatontown, laiutd Wttltlr, catena »> Saeond Oltii M«tt«r at thi«* Polt- a capital investment of about $25,000,000. Capt,', William Dennis, who for the , «m«» »t R« louncer of boxing nfatches, and' several years. I wish particularly les terminated the riots without he leader, Mrs, Emily Tuveson! Jay Hopping, son of John T, Hop- The Boy Scouts and the American Le- to express the appreciation of this injuries to. a single person, prisoner Mr». Applegate, assistant leader, other sporting event*, Mrs. Lucretla pensive matters which merit considerable department for the generosity of or guard, and without conotssloni ping of New Monmouth, was classed Smith, who was th< oldest living gion are planning an active "get out the and Dorothy Lou Nelbarllen, senior as the biggest boy of his age In concern. Eegardless of who was right, there your organisation In donating sig- on baslo Issues,. It should bi >a aide. mother in the borough, and who vote" campaign for this fall. We would like nificant amounts of equipment! mattir of prldi that in Now Jir- Monmouth county, HeVas only IS wa* 8T years of age, 'railed the flag. certainly should be a better means of ap- i A* you know, a* tho cerebral pal- iiy'. difficulties than wai no sac years old, was 6 feet, 2 Inohes tall, The congregation ot St. Thomas to see service clubs and similar groups as- sy unit Increased It* scopo ot ser- no Brownli troop lMn.it'last wiek peal than was exhibited in the two riots. vice and awakened thi Interest ot « » of the fundamental principles . «• flfl houii undir leadership and weighed 207 pounds, He was a Episcopal chapel of Red Bank wai sist the campaign by an educational pro- voluntary agendas In the oounty in hat ihould govirn a sound n- f Mn. Elliabith VtnMatir and pupil at the Atlantio Highlands planning to celebrati the 20th' an- We particularly hope the committee au- atlomhip between euitodlans and publlo sohoel, gram woll in advance of November, It is in U support, it became evident that ayilitant liadir, MrF Dorothy niversary ot the Chapel, at thi mil- swers the allegations of brutality and starva- more spice tor thi unit would bi noii imprisoned for e Jnduet that inghofen,, A visit was made to * Thi running team of Independent lion for the colored folk*, during the membership of such groups that the necessary, In as rauoh a* the M.O.threatens thi public, - Hose Co. WM arranging for a danoi thi latter part of June, and a cam- tion made by the prisoners. If there is a ba< O.8.S. was also In need of additional Si niarby Jooeda arms, whir* ,o be held In their fire house for missionary work must be done, space, this appeared to be th* logl- —Kiwarlc Sunday NIWI thi activities of a dairy farm win paign wai underway to rain $8,000, •is for the complaints, corrective action is pal tlmi tor thi cerebral palsy unit >5"fv«««. Plan» for a trip to Phil- thi benefit of tha tiam'i travelling 2,000 of whloh was to nay off thi a necessity because strong-arm treatment « ink-larger quarter*. Wi ari elphla win dlsoueied, expense fund. On thi tiam win mortgage on th* ohapil'* birthday, very *>|ad to report Wat lUoh Quar- Spring Flower Show ; Frank E. Wymbs, John L. Harrison, Thi Twin Cables Realty Oo, cotn- agalnit humans is unchristian and un- •* treasure, hunnt and,hot dog Thomas Irving Brown, William Dli- ters hayi bun obtained through" the At Elberon Monday »••••}} £•"*'»»? ia«t wnk'i muting ioud of Newark men, wa* planning American. ' A Tree Grows In the City "jflyi interest and mpport of thi f OOub Scouti of din on* at the tirloh, Harry Stiwart and, Daniel o ireot a 31-famlly apartment _.?MEBON-Thi Monmouth and Wymbi, ' , touti on thi former ruldinoi prop*, A New York city newspaper the other r o n H joma of Mn, Aroh A•pgari , Oub Thi Oentrat hotel on Wist Front Diiplti thi unavailable phyiloat ?j i i «"««Hural soolity will Sooufci •rden two mlIt In tholr irty. of O, E. Davis on. Rlvirildi day gave considerable Coverage to tlio plant- iteration of tha pllnle and thi hold Its second annual spring flow st, was rt-opimd under the man* avi. Thi apartments win to bi «««ow Monday-night at thi Vit- haek under liadirihlp of Mrs. agemont ot Frank O, Chapman of Th« Hone Breeding Industry ing of trees on oue of the city's streets, Olty K.q,O,B,B. hiadquarteri, 1 am sun r M W*fwy Holland, dm nfothir, and called "Twin Gables" and.lt wai es< hat thi working rilatlomhlpj bt • * of ForiUrn War* lull on lan Holland, din ehilf, -Sofrish- New York, Mr. Chapman was thi tlmatod the'firm would spind at New Jersey, which played an important people lore and appreciate trees. That Is 0UP w ntlnu e M 00 Norwood avi, Thi exhibit It opin foi'mor buelnoss-managir for' thi liait 1100,000 on thi construction tMhr publlo, Then i,"no injry Wlr d t0 part in the breeding of. thoroughbred because trees are seldom secu tyorc, except opiri!8vify ' " " 3'BJS eti !l^*Oub Scou Mlbt Olmt n thi notod thoatrloal-folk, Joseph Jif< jf lami. : i f FannF y DavinportDrt , AuguitiAutim Fred AndN gavi up hli job with, horses for more than 180 years, Is steadily in parks, In the country, where trees are SlVOtltftin 01A1111 hiVA biin Daly and Mary Atidinon, hi Rid Bank *tiam laundry te| Stall Hulth, •ohidulid, for bath amatiur and regaining its rightful place in the mitt as plentiful, there arc many c-asen where one >irl Scout Council A barn that wu built ovor 300 iioomi man.agir of thi Kiyporl far M this industry Is concerned. The breed- of Qod's greutcst material gifts to man BIBLE SOCIETY "•o'"'l»nal growers, Mr. and Mri, yian provlous, en thi property of Rsdlo h Sales Co. itoro, I APPRECIATION illlton Untirmiyir 1iavi given a To Meet at Ruinion Si Diy Conovir at Middletown, wai Arthur H, Phlllo of Kiyport wai ing industry was getting a foothold in this does not command tlie same respect. Con- rophy for thi dan whloh oalli moved by Matthews Broi. of Rid ohonn Qrand Vloe Regent ot thi state la 1808 when racing was banned, and AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, or a container of Wring flowiri, UM»ON-Thi Rumion Town Bank to anothir looatlon, Royal Aroanum Lodges of Now sider the thousands of trees—it took many arranged for iffeot, Thin will also ounoll of Olrl BoouU will hold Jiniy, M Park Avi,, Niw York 33, N, T, oi olaisii for. arrangimint of Lislle RioklMii son of Charles the breeding farms gradually deteriorated yoan for them to grow—that have been _ ... . Apr, 38, 19B3 heir final muting Widmiday B, Rookleis ot Mapli avi,, Joined Jamos T. Orlggi, ion ot James 8, until In 1080 only ten farms were still mJu spring flowiri for a ointirpledi, morning, May T, at thi Ooianlo thi Navy, and wa* on thi training Qrlggs of Now MonmaoHmwon drst uprooted to mako way for liomei. A little To thi Bdltori. rMrt m ntl et flow rln In holiM on Rlvir rd, Offlem will *h b "" * f « •hip St, Mary, irlio at thi.ipilllrjf«Pr «t tho breddingf hones,-utilising only six stallions planning and most of tlieno trees' could liavu Thank you for thi idltorlal whloh uDi,, 3i iliotid at' thi union whloh Atlantio , Highland! . Journal, lonmouth oounty,'Jejgjj exhibit at you oarrlidln Thi Rid Bank Rig- Spiolmin olauii havi bnri »r- itarti at >H0 o'clock, and 45 mares, boon suved. Man apparently appreciates iter This It wondirlul **ilit«noi Plain will bi mtdi (or a Oourt ownid by thi late E, 0u, Hartnarii, wawai Aibury Park, Noi'" "**••• n thi griaftuk of lupplylng thi rangid for tulips, dtffodlli, nar* bought from Mr. Hart'i'il famil' 'y by of Oiorgi K. Ror .When legalised parl-inutuel hotting was only that of which ho hus little, wriptufM to tits wortdt . - -.-- —.«....—.-».»., **••••>•• f Awardi, to bi held *arly In A, 5. Hull, of Atlantios Highland/, mouth, won thlrt . Oni of my oolluguei forw»rdid PltnU ind African vfoliti, June In Rumton. ior 13,800. ypiwrltir aontut TIED BANK REGISTER. MAY 1.1952 Pace Seven FIRE DESTROYS TRAILER Bay Shore Dog Club Raises Funds to Aid 'Duchess' A house trailer In the Gettls junk PIANO LESSONS at Your Home yard, 90 River rd.. Red Bank, was destroyed by fire of undetermined FREDERICK A. WOHLFORTH. B.S. Ed. Bank Book Store BE 9-3O*rJ. Pianist for Clubs, Receptions, Eta. origin Saturday night. Patrolman. My Student Entrants In Griffith Foundation Six Linden Place Raymond Sergeant investigated for Annual Auditions averaged a grade of M$6. the police department. BIBLES TESTAMENTS & PRAYER BOOKS J. YANKO BARN DANCE 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK SATURDAY, MAY 3rd. 1952 Middletown Fire Co. No. 1 HEADDON'S CORNER Route #35 • 1 mile north of Red Bank SQUARE DANCES, WALTZES & POLKAS HART WEBBER'S ORCHESTRA Mother1« Day, May llth Floor Show by Tqland Dance Studio is the day to remember * Games, Entertainment and Refreshments her ' with e special gift. . .. : Dancing from 9 P. M. - 1 A. M. Admission $1.00 from the store , in which mothers have shopped for over four generations

Marvella pearls in one-, two-, three-strand WAGNER'S necklaces. Boxed from 2.95* 71 FIRST AVENUE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The Bay Shore Companion Dog club of Middletown comet to the aid of Duchess, fe- male boxer found in starving condition in cellar of Neptune township house. Mrs. Blanche Washable white English doeskin gloves. 5.00 149 BAY AVENUE , HIGHLANDS 212 MAIN STREET "KEANSBURG club, Mrs. James B. McPhee, left, and Mrs. Victor H; Warth, executive secretary of the club. Cotton brunch coats and dusters in 1 Money, which will go toward the cost of restoring Duchess health, was raised through con- seersucker, pique, novelty prints, from 3.9S tributions-by club members and a donation from the club treasury. Duchess, minus an eye FRESH and with her ribs still'showing prominently, seems not the least bit afraid as she poses for the cameraman. " - Full length seersucker robes from 5.95

Frying Chickens 3911. provided background choral num- grade A bers and music for the pantomime Dawnelle washable fabric gloves. Oceanport PTA acts. Lawyers Fete Two White, navy, frost, chamois fr6m 1.9S P.T.A. members who concluded the. program with a tan-can dance Stages Minstrel were Mrs. Hcrpich, Mrs, Brenn, County Jurists OCEANPORT -W More than 600 Mrs. Walte, Mrs. Lulken, Mrs. WEST LONG' BRANCH — The Pure- silk headsquares from 1.9S Smoked Hams 55k persons attended the Parent- Washburne, Mrs. Wjlliam Bailey Monmouth Bar Association hon- ready-to'-eat, Teacher ' association's minstrel, and Mrs. C. J. Canepa. ored the two county judges, J. Ports-a-Poppin'. Friday and Sat- Edward Knight and John O. Olor. Barbizon blouses of pure silk. Short or whole or full-cut shank half urday nights at the school auditor- dano, at its monthly dinner meet- lum. Proceeds will ba given to the Literature Croup ing last Thursday night at Jo- long sleeves. Specially priced 5.95 special fund to equip the school seph's. Julius J. Golden, Lang cafeteria kitchen. Branch, association president, con- Edward Urion was musical di- Has Monologues ducted the meeting, which was at- Miss Swank "Ny-Rqn" slips—the new miracle RIB ROAST 83i rector, assisted by Mrs. Edward tended by more than 100 attorneys, Berry. -Robert Herplch was chair- EATONTOWN — Mrs. Charles Retired Supreme Court Justice fabric that feels like crepe de chine. .White. 7-inch cut, choice grade man of the program committee, Hawea of Spring Lake entertained Henry E. Aokerson, Jr., Keyport, A, William Brenn,and Clinton Wood, with a series of monologues at the praised the record of Judge Gior- 3.95 Jr., -were In charge of production; meeting of the literature depart- dano on the bench since his ap- Mrs. Brenn, publicity; Mrs. Anoory ment of the Little Silver Woman's pointment In 1938 and said he has Walte, chairman, Mrs. Philip club Monday afternoon at the an exceptionally high record of hav- Sport handkerchiefs in colorful new prints. ' Tucker, Mrs. Morris Berg, and home of Mrs. Harry Rowland on ing his decisions upheld by the Smoked Calas 39lb. Mrs. Nye Scofleld, tickets; Mrs, Wyekoff rd. Mrs. Albert Lauber, Yanko's will • 25c-50c-1.00 higher courts. Judge Giordano lives about 5 'tb*. Leon Kennedy, make-up; Mrs, Wal-Jr., was the assisting hostess. In West Long Branch. ter Lulken,. costumes; Mrs. Phillip ,,,Mrs. .Chester, Bohenna, depart- gift wrap Isolfni flbo'rV MrsV Horpioh, typing) ment chairman, reported that $52 Superior Court Judge. Haydn White linen handkerchiefs with delicate arid Mr. Lulken, chairman, Mr. andwas cleared at the food sale held Proctor, Intorlaken, lauded his fel- each gift Mrs.' Raymond Mattlrigley, Frank at the April meeting, of the Wom-low townsman, Judge Knight, and hand embroidery. 50c-to 3.95 Washburne, Mr.: Herplch, Mr. an's club, sponsored jointly by the pointed out he has been in office Brenn and Mrs. Iselin, programs. since 193S. Judge Proctor said and literature, drama and arts and Judge Knight has now been a . The show featured songs ' by crafts department, This money will county judge longer than any in deliver your Quaker lace dinner cloths from 6.95 Mrs. Fred Lozler, Carol VanBrac- be placed In a fund to buy a tea the state, with one exception, and kle, Helen Guljlaudeu, Jeanie table for the clubhouse. that he has a good record for fair- Byrne, Toby Hyman and Frank Mrs. Bertha Boynton Invited de- ness to lawyers and litigants. dOTHER'S DAY Tokanos; "novelty dancing, Joan partment members to be her guests Damask dinner sets in pastel colors. Tucker, Jeanie Byrne and students at a luncheon at her home, June Both county judges were pre- Gift throughout of the Ethel Mount Mozar studio 9, -aa the closing meeting of the sented with traveling bags by Su- of Red Bank; accordionist, Jerrie department's year. perior Court Judge Frank T. this area Cloth 63x84 from -10.95 Vaughn; maglo tricks,. Mrs. Berry; Tea was served by the hostesses Lloyd, Jr., on behalf of the asso- flre'eating, stunts, Robert Jones, Jr. from a table 'decorated in a spring ciation. The end men, who entertained motif. Others present" were Mrs. FREE OF CHARGE with speciality numbers between Albert V. Jones, Mrs. Charles COVERED DISH LUNCHEON Chintz kapok-filled bed rests 10.00 the acts, and during the show were Throne, Mrs.. Edmund Canzona, The Ladles' Aid society of Holy Howeil George, Mrs. Jones, Jr., Mrs. Joseph- Serplco, Mrs. David Trinity Lutheran church will sorve Mrs. Wood, Jr., and Amorlno Sell Wood, Mrs. George Ressland, Mrs. a covered dish luncheon Wednes- Warren luggage with lifetime binding. Vecchla. The "Barber, Shop Quar- Stanley Barrow, Mrs. Harold day, May 7, between noon and 1 tet," Mr, Tokanos, Mr. Herplch, Blrohenough and Miss Lillian o'clock, In the church dining hall Bernard Scarsl and Leon Rovlck, Bt 18-inch size ...18.00* IT'S A on River,rd, 21-inch 18.95' 24-inch 21.00*- • IIIIIIIIIII niiiiniiiiii in 17-piece bone china demi-tasse set. Includes 6, cups, 6 saucers, coffee decanter, sugar , FACT/ and creamer. 8.50 '° P«y* Only' 2o# DISCOUNT SALE YOUR Choice of 3-piece cigarette set or candy box. FAMOUS McCALLUM HOSIERY ceramics "1.95 HOME 11-piece salad set in brilliant California colors. Apple design 3.95 Is One Of Your Largest . Investments! ° Service weight nylons Summer handbags in pique, straw, leathers, • Sheer nylons shantung, novelties. from 5.00* • Extra sheer nylons Finger-tip terry towels with embroidered Keep It In Good Repair On the Sunny Side* • Pure silk hosiery poodle dog pattern. Set of 3.- 2.95 of the Street— ? • In 3 lengths An FHA Title 1 ' ' Be Coel Cocktail napkins, set of 8 ...from 1.95 with our NiW Improvement, Loan Hand embroidered linen guest towels CANVAS in white and pastels 79c to 1.95 Keg- . Sale ivifch NO DOWN PAYMENT AWNINGS Kenwood all-wool blankets In the new frosty • Enjoy lh«( tun ... but keep s your home coo! ind comfort* 45 gauge 30 denier nylons 1.35 1.08 tone. 72x90 size 21.00 and up to 36 Months to Pay able with Cinvai Awitlngi.) Quality'mad*, of the flntit mtterlili, In $ty, colorful 51 gauge 15 denier nylons 1.65 1.32 Hassocks in all shapes and colors. iirljiei, wov«n or ptlnttd. ' Don't wait. Choot* now whllt' Sturdily built ..IB.OO to 26.00 Is The Answer! riiei«lecttonligood.Eiilm»ni 60 gauge 15 denier nylons 1.95 1.56 fatly given, Telephone tod»y.J Crystal boudoir lamps with ruffled silk '. i Protect'your Investment by doing all thoie (obi '' shades '. «..,pair 8.9S that atwayi erop-up In a home ... « paint Job, 2-thread pure silk . 1.95 1.56 new roofing, new ildlng,' new loreens . • • a PHONE RE 6-0696 Large Well and Tree carving board with modernized kitchen or bath . . i new attto stainless steel spikes S.95 roomi. Juit get an eitlmate of the fobt to be Starting tomorrow and continuing through Saturday, May 10th, ; done, come In to Merchants and we'll arrange you can purchase wonderful McCallum lioiiery at a 20% aavlng* i a convenient loin af regular bank ttAit of STANDARD Jewel boxes with velvet lining and swingf-a- „ Interesti XJuit in time for Mother'* Day 1) Stock up now in (he three way trays. Locks 1.95 to S.98 moit popular spring and summer shades-—Bolero, Allure and Awning Company Imported 4-pleco ceramic sauce sets In Charles Meralltri Prep. Peter Pan. i Choose your favorite length t short, 'medium, tall. fruit shapes ...... 1.79 Eit.bltihed 1927 Remember • sale ends Saturday night, May, 10th. mums. All River Rd. Mr Haven •~ • plus Hi, tu UlUJUUUUUIULJUIJJLi Op«n Frld»y NljhU , RED BANK REGISTER, MAY lt 1952 In Boot Training Youth Committee BELFORD—Kenneth John Ec- Children Hold YOU BET A BIG NAME ileaton, ion of Mrs, Mary F. Ec- deston of 120 Compton st., here, Plans to Hold and the late Robert Eccloston, Is Hobby Exhibit indergolng 'boot twining at Bain- SHREWSBURY — There were MILLERTON RUGS, ridge, Md. more than 100 entries in the an- BACKS US Dance May 9 nual hobby show ot the Shrews- bury'grammar school Friday after- Program by 4-H Girls noon and evening in' the school 83 Years' Refining lunchroom; The project was spon- FIBRE RUGS To Feature Meeting It's time io remove your winter rug and Experience to Boot! sored by the Shrewsbury Borough May 13 of Grange Parent-Teacher association. put down a cool looking, easy fo clean Our Mobilheat is made by the MrB. Henry Fetzal was general fibre rug. Sizes and colon for any room COLT'S NECK-A dance will he chairman, assisted by Mrs. James world-famous Socony-Vacuum held Friday night, May 8, by-the S. Johnston, Mrs. Robert Russell, In your house from 27"xS4" to 1*2 'x 15'. Oil Co .That's why you can rely youth .committee of Atlantic grange Mrs. Earl Andersen, Mrs. Fred BU- on our source of supply,.. you In the hall. Music will he provided lett, Mrs, John Parker, Mrs," Lester Sagorka and Mrs. J. A. Siderman. can always be certain of uni- by the Farmingdalc Five. A card party held Saturday night Judges' were r Mrs. Arthur Joice, J1O95 form high quality. Mobilheat is John Hawkins and Fred Billett. 9x12 &up • FOR ECONOMY.. at the hall by the grange was well one of the nation's biggest-sell- attended. Frizes were civen for first, sec- 12 ing fuel oils. Call us today. The 4-H Girls will present a pro- ond and third places in each class- OUR Mobilheat gram under direction of their lead- ification, and ES honorable mention CANT BE BEAT ers at the next grange meeting prizes were awarded. Tuesday evening, May 13. First place awards went to the Warren H, Gerow, opened last following: Alexandra Messina, 111- week's grange session at which spe^ chele Slovak, Beth Rassas, Joan THE BROADLOOM SENSATION OF THE YEAR cial recognition was given past Hanmer, James Hayman, Robert masters and past lecturers who DeAdder, Jr., Linda Williams, Van- filled the various offices. Special ita VanSchoick, Joseph Clayton, A new blended broadloom that decorators at well at home- J wU guests were Franklin C. Nixon, William Wolff, Alfred Snyder, Judy makers are "raving" about. An entirely new texture-weave of 1" ™ Mobilheaf master of the New Jersey state Hudson, Pamela Johnston, William SOCONY-VACUUM HEATING OIL grange; W. B. Snedeker, member Wolff, Alfred Snyder, Judy Hudson, rayon and cotton yarns with sturdy fibres. Long wearing, resists 9 & 12 ft. widths of the local grange and deputy of Kenneth' J. Eofeleston Pamela Johnston, William Mays, district two; Archie Height, past Howard Mo&s, John Students and soil and is luxurious under foot. Pearl Gray deputy' of district two; Ellsworth A 1850 graduate of Middletown Kllena Marzulla. . Spruce Green » OIL DELIVERY, Inc. Alton, master, and Mrs, Aldcn, lec- ownship high school, he wan em- Second place: Katharine Strass- turer, of Wayside grange; George ployed by Lloyd Halliday of this burger, Mary LoBlondo, John Lc- 3 HERBERT ST. PHONE 6-0610 RED BANK C. Probasco, master, and Mrs. Ira place a* a mason, apprentice prior Bedda, Ann Iselln, Pamela Mar- Coon, lecturer, of Monmouth Po- o his entrance Into the Navy. zulla, John Pol In, James Glascr, Consult Us About Your Heating Problemt mona grange. , Norms. Abrams, Edward Van- You've Seen Them on TV Mrs. Snedeker, committee chair- Capt. Silow on Duty Schoick, Wesley VanSchoick, Hugh Texture Effect In man of the minstrels, reported a Warren, Howard Moss, David Pet- ... Now See Them at net profit of $750.48 from the show At Ordnance School zal, James Sagurton. William given in March, The performance BELFORD—Capt. Edward Silow, Wolff, Martin Iselln, Arthur Petzal, Millcrton's was repeated Apr. 18 at the Hights- U. S. Marine Corps reserve, of 43 William Horvath, Richard Griffith, ARMSTRONG town grange hall. A donation to Morris ave. here, is on active duty Robert Aklus, William Mays and the cancer fund was voted by the it tha Ordnance school at Quantlco, Patricia Dora. LINOLEUM local grange, Va., where he is undergoing rcfresh- Third place: Jennifer Johnston, The.QroBra.nz for the last mcet- nr training »n' tin duties, nf nn 11Barbara Jane York. Christian M-c-i ffigTta* upcireu-wUli llm Aiiigliig of ordnance staff officer, Coy, Aaron Rassus, Dudley ~Hagar,'' • Rag Ktig ~"s> Helltw Sq 'Welcome" to You," by the" entire Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silow William Wolff, Nancy Parker, Ar- group. Greetings wero extended by of this place, the captain will return thur Ross, Gregory Sacco, Patricia, • Carved Carpet • Spatterdash the worthy lecturer and a roll call o inactive status upon' the comple- Kelper, Bennett Carlyle, Edward ] of past masters and past lecturers tion of his training at the ordnance Slmonson, Alonzo VanSchoick, Wil- • Chipped Stone • Random file followed. Those present -were Mr. sohpol. Courses at .the.Marine Corps liam Snyder, Joseph Hobko and and Mrs. Russell F. Heulltt, Mr, schools are part of an over-all plan Pamela Marx. and Mrs. William H. Hunt, Mr. by the' Corps to train officers, nor- and Mrs, Warne I* Snedeker, Mr. mally on an Inactive status, to be and Mrs. Austin Meglll, Mr. and ready to assume' specialized duties Manalapan to Study WE HAVE THEM ALL! Mrs. Garrett It. Thompson, Mr. and at a moment's notice in the event of Regional School Plans Mrs; W. Bernard Snedeker, Fred national emergency. The ordnance Stop at our store and see them.' Or call From Winter's Shadow To Spring Bloom Blanchard and Mrs. Sherman Hunt. course, of two weeks' duration, In- MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP—Dr. Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. cludes the aspects of ordnance sup- Peter M. Friedman, president of and let us send a representative to your George Case and. Mrs. Wlnsor Heu> ply, administration, personnel, re- the'board .of education here, last lltt, their selections being "My Hap- pair, organization and Staff com' week appointed two committees to home) with no obligations. /* With A Repair Loan piness." and "A Guy Is a Guy." Mr. mand. Investigate plans at Jamesburg and Heulllt road the prize winner 'es- Capt. Silow is married to the for- Freehold for regional high schools. say, "Conservation Farming for mer Cora Boman of 46 Blngham The regional schools have been You can re-roof! pftint, repair and decorate. Nearly any kind of Abundant Living." A short skit, dls'cussed as a solution to the prob- 'Some of Them Are and Some of ave., Rutnson. home Improvement can be financed with »n I'.H.A. Repair Loan lems of overcrowded high schools Them Aren't]" was presented by COMPLETES BASIC' and large graduating classes in where the cost is from $100 to $2,500. Mr. and Mrs. Meglll and son Bobby, Pvt. Joseph Montano, son of grade schools, Dr. Friedman said. MILLERTON RUGS, Mrs. Lowell Willis and Mrs. W. B. Louis Montano of 18 Oakland st., Engllshtown pupils have been sent Bates are,low—$5.00 discount per $100 per year. A mortgage Snedeker sang the duets, "Mem- completed baslo training Saturday to Jamesburg and Freehold high 130 BROAD STREET "OPPOSITE STEINBACH RED BANK 6-5279 on your home does not disqualify .you. You may take up to ories" and "Smllln' Through," ao- at the Quartermaster replacement schools for IS years, with a ma- companied by Mrs. Winsor Heulltt, jority attending Jamesburg. If re- three years to pay, and no down payment Is required for and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Willis en- training center, Fort Lee, Va. A graduate of Red Bank high gional school • plane • are adopted, tertained with a skit, "Theater the board president said, all pupils materials. Time." school, ha entered the Army early n February. will be sent to one school. Come in and discuss your repair mdney needs. Or, call 0-0330. Bills before the state legislature IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER of "special Interest to granges were outlined by Worthy State'-Master Nixon, ";:" * BED B SAVINGS •ALL OF MY SONS' OCEANPORT—Leaders of dis- ASSOCIATION trict two, Northern Monmouth «nd LOAN] County Council of Girl Scouts, ? 't*!-^^' CnART-KR6DJ66J. will present a play, "All of My VShe Pool" to Seciinfy Sons," Saturday evening in the grammar school auditorium. The .ft BROAD. ST.: ,1*60. BANK' - NEVf play will ba given by tht Haddon township players.

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MAURICE SCHWARTZ c* SONS '•Tfie Arhtoerat of all Saifd Cradtreri? 141-149 West Front St. HI 6-0787, Rtd Bank RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Page Nine troop 100, a mlnlaturt cactus gar- plctlng his rccult training at the den. Ends Boot Training Great Lakes Naval training center, Since 1911 PHONE RE 6-2316 Garden Club The educational exhibit had as Its Illinois. At the conclusion of his background an Interesting frost loave he will report to Norman, map, showing by charts beneath Okla., where he will attend avia- Opens Season the map telling proper time to tion's draftsman's school. J. H. WHITE plant annuals, perennials, woody Will left Red Bank Catholic high For Shows perennials, and coldframe planting. school last November to enlist In Newman Springs Road The exhibit also showed ways in the Navy. At school he was a mem- Atlantic Highlands which a member could take cut- ber of the basketball team. RED BANK tings from both house plants, or STEIN flowers in the garden, to make new New Shrewsbury PTA • Roofing of all kinds * Complete warm air Club Had Fifth Annual plants, and gave suggestions for Has Election of Officers heating systems Exhibit Saturday growing African violets, begonias, ivy and other house plants. TINTON FALLS—Mrs. Harrison * Leaders, Gutters , •Ductwork ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mem- Also Included in the show was W. Hubbard was elected president tiers of the Atlantic Highlands Gar- a garden center booth, The display of the Shrewsbury Township Par- den club staged their fifth annual included information magazines for ent-Teacher association, at the an- flower show, Spring Fantasy, Sat- gardeners on weather needed to nual meeting last week at the urday afternoon and evening at the grow flowers, fruits or vegetables, school. Officers will he installed DEPENDABLE American Legion hall here. The The background tor this exhibit at the May 21 meeting when pupils STAMP show, first spring show to be held was made up of attractive types of of the school will present their In Monmouth county, featured 20 birdhouse and blrdfeeders for the annual program. FUR STORAGE classes, for club,members, Interelub garden. Also elected were Mrs. Morris COLLECTORS competition, education and Boy Two special prizes were offered Plttin and Mrs. Thaddeus Prince, Scouts, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts and at the show. A radio was awarded vice presidents; Mrs. George Lynch, For fine top duality foreign and V. S. stamps visit my stamp Brownies. to Harry Mercer and a gardener's recording sccreary; Mrs. Louis A. shop. There are never any "come-on" bargains and "ballyhoo." Mrs. Bertram Kessler did the cart to Mrs. R. O. Leibeck. * Insured Storage in Modern Vaults I only otter line material at good honest prices with the courteous staging; for the event. Wall decora- Steinmuller, corresponding secre- attention and personalized service that has made JOG'S STAMP tions, in keeping with the theme of The summaries are as follows: tary, and Mrs. Abraham Band, Horticultural classes. Tulips, Bonald A. Will treasurer. * Expert Repair Service SHOF a favorite place to atop at. . • the various classes, were placed In Dr. John F. Mohair, clinical di- In short, my aim Is to help you enjoy your hobby. If you back of each exhibit. Included in Mrs. Irwln, Mrs. Augustine, . Mrs, the decorations, to set oft the ar- Leon Ploger, Mrs. O. D, Stcelman, Ronald A. Will, son of Mr. and rector at the Marlboro state hos- * Hollanderizing are In town, come In and say "hello." Besides selling stamps Mrs, Jack Kirk and Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Alois Will of 244 Ocean ave., pital, was the Riicst speaker. and a complete line or accessories, I am always happy to talk rangements, were a group of still Sea Bright, arrived home for a two life oil paintings loaned to the flow- Conover, first; Mrs. Floger, Mrs. about stamps and collections. Kirk and Mrs. Augustine, second; weeks' leave last week after com- In lied Bank Its er show committee by the artUt, SHERMAN'S for Visit Hit One Plaet Where the Collector Gets a Break Robert 'C. Nelgherbauer of Atlan- and Mrs. Conover, Mrs. Augustine PHONE TODAY! Our bonded messen- tic Highlands. and Mrs. Steelman, third. • CURTAINS SHOP HOURS: Frl. Eve. 6:00-8:80 P. M. IrU, Mrs. Augustine, first. Welss, second; Mrs, Ploger, third; • DRAPERIES ger will call for your furs. An arrangement In the class Lav- and Mrs, Mason, honorable men- • SUP COVERS Sat. All Day Till 6:30 F. M. ender and Old Lace of flowers in Daffodils. Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Augus- • LINENS tine, Mrs. Steelman and Mrs. Ir- tion. • VENETIAN BLINDS, shades of lavender to deep purple, The judges wero Mrs. F. A. Asbury Park 2-4000 Red Bank 6-4000 JOE'S STAMP SHOP ' won for Mrs. Alice Johnson the best wln, first; Mrs. Conover, Mrs. Ir- For wln, Mrs.' Paulino McCabe and Mrs. Howcll of Red Bank; Mrs. Eric Shop.at-Home Service Long Branch 6-1745 60 MONMOCTH ST.

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™Tt/li)l •'••'!"• •»•»-.•»>. Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1.1952 4-H Food Leaders Gets Hat to Wear at Cubs' Square Dance Mojiday J. HUNDLEY HULL'S BAKERY & DELICATESSE General Contractor To Meet May 12 FREEHOLD — Announcement of at 98 LINDEN PLACE RED BANK a food leaders' meeting May 12 at — OUR SPECIALTY Mae's restaurant here was made by Leonard Williams, 4-H county • Asphalt Driveways agent, at a meeting last Thursday PORT MONMOUTH R. R. STATION night of the Monmouth County 4- • Blue Stone—Pea Gravel Drivewaya H Leaders' association held at the celebrates its county extension office. William Swain presided and 20 members PHONE RED BANK 6-2263.R were present. Miss Marie Doermann will be in charge of the discussion. May IS is designated aa 4-H Sun- 2nd ANNIVERSARY day and leaders and members will observe it in, various ways. Seventy STARTING ITS 3rd YEAR members,. Including leaders from this county, may go to the 4-H 'thanks to the wonderful support of camp at Stokes, forest this year. COAL Leaders must attend a pre-prepara- Port Monmouth and neighboring friends tion course from May 22 to (24. Lower Spring prices are now in effect - for a Camp will be open for Monmouth county members during the -week limited time. The finest quality at fair prices. of July 28 to Aug. 2. FREE SOUVENIR MAY 6 Over 50 years in business. A reliable and de- Under discussion at the meeting was Rutgers university. 4-H club. pendable source of supply. Of course you can Members of 4-H clubs in junior and Budget your payments if you so desire. No senior grades can register to at- FRESH BAKED GOODS tend from June 30 to July 2. This contract necessary. affords them the opportunity to see state judging and demonstrations TWICE DAILY Ask the man who deals here. and also take part In field trips, discussions, dancing and games. •HOURS Mrs. Irene Rooney, secretary of the association, read a list of com- DAILY & SUNDAY 5 AM. TO 8:30 P. M HANCE & DAVIS mittees appointed at the recent ex- ecutive board meeting. The com- A ten-gallon straw hat was prosented to Mrs.- Arthur Locilento Friday night by Karl TEL. RE 6-0103 mittee on exhibits of county fair, PHONE KEANSBURG 6-1303 state fair,' state dairy show, state Jacob!, cubmaster of Little Silver's pack IS, in recognition of her activity as committee dress revue and state beef show are chairman for a square dance to be held Monday night at the Little Silver school to benefit John J. Cherel, dairy; Charles J. Smith, beef; Joseph Wilson, vege- the pack. Stanley Mclntosh and his Cornstalkers wilPprovide music. The dance committee, tables; Mrs. Karl Wihtol, flowers; left to right, includes Mr. Jacobi, Mrs. Neil Smith, refreshments; Albert Werner, arrange-, Mm. Irene Rooney, forestry; Mrs. Delia Warrlner, dress revue; Mrs. merits; Mrs. Donald McAvoy, publicity; Richard Robinson, decorations, and Mr». Locilento. Defense Jobs Now Open Howard Woolley, clothing; Mrs. Douglas Ring and Mrs. Clara Lev- —At— iiuon, foods. Mrs. Cloughley Scholarship Exaim T fr Speaker Reviews such as 4-H camp, picnics, taurs NEW JERSEY S1ATE and dancing are James Howard, LEONARDO — Dr. John M. Jr., Victor Harmyk and Miss Jennie SEA BRIGHT—Mrs. Elizabeth Carr, headmaster of Croydon Hall School Problems Kostuk. , Contests .and demonstra- Packer Cloughley of Ocean, ave, academy on Leonardville rd. here, ' SHREWSBURY—A film, "T h e tions of county and state, dairy and was guest of honor Friday night this week announced that competi- Children Are Coming," was shown EMPLOYMENT SERVICE beef judging and tractor contests at Odd Fellows hall at a surprise tive examinations for the Dr. at the meeting of the Shrewsbury will be in cbarge of James How- party in celebration of her 90th Thomas McVey scholarships will be borough Parent-Teacher associa- 48 EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, N. I. ard, Sr., tractor, Wilton Dangler birthday. held Saturday, May 17. tion last Thursday night at the and Dr. Jack Morris for dairy, The affair was given T>y the W.S. Eighth grade students at Mld- school. The commentary was given Tel. RE. 6-5050—NO FEE CHARGED Charles Smith, beef, Mrs. John C.S. of the Methodist church and dletown township, Atlantic High- by Dr. John Wood of Long Branch, Donovan and Mrs. Irene Rooney the Sons and Daughters of Liberty lands and Highlands schools are legislative .'representative of the for demonstrations. Mrs. Thomas and Rebckah" lodge of this place. eligible to take the examinations. Now Jersey Educational associa- Kraan, Clifton Wardell and Wilton Mrs. Cloughley is a charter mem- The $2,100 scholarships entitle win- tion. FOR MALE Dangler are in charge of record ber and the oldest living past ners to four-year high school The film shows the problems fac- Chemical, Mechanical and Electrical Engineers; Mechanical books and achievements. stats councilor of the S. & D. L. courses. An average of 85 must be ing all communities today, shortage Draftsmen; Laboratory Assistant; Salesmen (Auto Farts and The next leaders' meeting will Mrs. Lillian Garland of this place maintained. of schoolrooms and Increase hi the Garden Equipment); Salesperson Retail (Tobacco);. Machinist; take place July 24 at the extension and Mrs. Tillie Wellbacher of Bed school population. Dr. Woods ad- Toolmakcrs; Operators (Milling- Machine, Screw Machine, Knit- office. ting Machine, Lathe, Plainer, Shaper); Welders (Arc and Com- Bank, also charter members of the Croydon Graduate vised members to discuss the tax bination); Assistant Shipping Cleric; Manager (Soda Fountain); Sons and Daughters of Liberty, and situation with both P.T.A, mem- Backed By Nearly a Century of Woodworking "Know How" Tailor; Upholsterer; Baker; I.B.1I. Supervisor; Gage Inspector; Passing School Bus Mrs. Cloughley were presented In Operetta Role bers and non-members, as at pres- Television and Radio Servicemen; Auto Mechanics; Cable Splicer; Brings Fines of $13 flowers.. Mrs. Cloughley was given ent, New Jersey property taxes 7! Pattern from which to Choose—Available in S Beautiful Colors «d Machine Shop Foreman; Artillery Maintenance Man; Repairmen a corsage by Sphvak's florist of LEONARDO—Joseph F. • Nicas- have absorbed the limit. Natural Finish (Typewriter, Sewing Machine, Central .Office, Vending Maohine); HOLMDBL TOWNSHIP—Appear- Rumson. tro of Mctplewood, a graduate of The speaker pointed out that be- Fainter (Spray and Brush); Kitchen Helper; Laborers: Carpen- ' ing before Magistrate Stanley Stil- Others present wore Rev. and Croydon Hall academy here, has tween 1940 and IMS, school costs Th« hurt of that great Initiation, th< American Homfc la th< Mtchm It" h hi ft. ter's Helper; Bulldozer Operator; Knitting Machine Trainee; Por- j well last week on charges of pass- Mrs. Robert S. Judge, Mrs. Emily been chosen for a role in Franz rose 11 million dollars and that be- Mich™ that U»hou,.wWe spend, a mat afcar. of h.r worklnj to. ters; Dish Washers; Cutter; Presser Machine; Handymen. ! ing a school bus while children Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Allen John- Lehar's operetta, "The Merry Wid- tween 1945 and 1950 costs rose M It should therefore be CONVENIENT were getting on and off, were son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Layton, lira. ow," to be produced by the Abbey million dollars. ' It should therefore bt CHEERFUL George H. Merrill of Little Silver, Herbert Young, Miss Olive Packer, Players at St. Anselm college, Man- Experts figure that the average It ahould therefore ba ATTRACTIVB Essie MacCarter of Jersey City, Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Mrs. Ella chester, N. H. cost to educate a child is $275, and FOR FEMALE Pasquals Canstablle of Newark Smack, Mrs. Beatrice Rose, Mrs: The play will be presented under that today the state Is paying 35 Secretary; Stenographer; Key Punch Operator; Clerk (Typist and Emily Widerstrom, Mrs. Helma and Samuel Race of Jersey City. the direction of Rev. Thomas I. million dollars- for education.- Dr. ' Manirfacfurect by General Office); Bookkeeper; Setters (Collar, Sleeve and Pocket); Bach paid a fine of $13. Johnson, Mrs. Louise Fowler, Mr. Flaherty, O.S.B., at the college the- Wood also said that' 1,500 more Sewing Machine Operators; Pressers; So Bar Machine Operator; Ernest A. Parle of Sea Girt, ar- and Mrs. John Kanohl, Mrs. Emily ater Thursday through Saturday, classrooms are needed,' for New Seamstress; Dental Assistant; Radio Tube Assembler; Day Work- rested for careless driving, was as- Stevens and Mrs, Clara Slocum of May 16-17. Mr. Nlcaetro Is a fresh- Jersey schools now, along with ad- ers; Maids General; Housekeeper;'Couples; Short Order Cook; sessed $18 as was Gus Chellpio of Sea Brightj Mr. and Mrs. Sam man majoring In English. ditional teachers. "If a school has Counter Girl; Waitresses. Chicago for tile mime offense. Sal- Bentsen, North Long Branch! Mr! good oortlflod toaohcrs now/' he and Mrs. James Wa.gner, Mrs. Eda vadore Sopia of Long Island City, HOSPITAL MEETING concluded, "it should 'keep- them Applicant! Will Appear, in Person. No Feet Charged. charged with passing a car on the Gahn and Mrs. Selma Swenson of even if it means paying higher sal- Hagerman Lumber Co. wrong side, paid an $8 fine. Haig Rumson; Mrs.-Iva Bowaters, Baton- Red Bank auxiliary of RIverview. aries." • •• , NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS Berberlan of Newark, arrested for town, and Mrs. Eleanor Alexander, hospital will meet this afternoon 59 CHESTNUT ST. speeding, and Irene Rupp of Brook- Mrs. Loulso Naughton, Mrs. Hen-at the Red Bank Woman's club'. You are invited to place your orders' with us. rietta Allen and Mrs. Elizabeth Three out of every four traffic ac- lyn, charged with careless driving, Mrs. F. Lawton Hindle will pre- cidents in the occur RED BANK, N. J.. each paid a fine of ?5. Havaranls, Red Bank. side. on dry pavement in clear weather. BIG 10 DAYS

SALE < MAY 2nd OF TO MAY 12th LAWN SEED LAWN SEED REO POWER MOWER ' • . • ^ -^ . • Contain! timothy, rv« (rasa, r«d ^^ §^^ {• LIME lop and Kentucky Uua traas. Tbla efl ^gfl *• "PATCO" Brand $*f .00 lAteat design. 21" cut. One . ^ ^ mixture It Juit rleht (or toll ij ^WIL -Thla i» tn« beet formula In lawn seed. Chew- 1 ID. This brand will not,burn. . m 0^' only demonstrator. $^ 1 E ,00 time of the year. It i.rmlnat.. *la^ Jr fQ, Infl fwcue 18%, Poa, tr vails 14ft, Creepins • EfJeotlve *»• two -years, , il flC - Rod f.MU. 11%, Kentucky blue jtrau S»%. _ 11 on Vtar*!-""1-*- reg. 59c Theee arassaa thrive In the hot, dry months. rCg a . 9X.O7 reg. 69c ^!T ^ ID. list $149.00 M W HEAVY GAUGE GARDEN BED WIRE 16" Scroll Top 9C ft. in 100 ft. Rolls AGRICO FOR AZALEAS & RHODODENDRONS 10 ib. BAG 'P OUR OWN BRAND MULCHNUR ROSE FOOD 9 AGRINITE FENCE WIRE $ 00 $ ;00 50 Ib. »2-« 3 15 1(>6 Ft. Roll l 10lb.B«g All organle fertilizer tor lawns and garden*. Vnuiually now* *4' P SO Ib. Bag " ' . reg. $20.00 erful in nitrogen, potash and phoi, nold, 'but will not bum, 8' high, soroll top, welded, It gauge, galvanized Contains a mixture of essential dement*, both Alto oontalni tobaccos, Joe Becker's favorite lawn, tree and AU organlo fertility that feeds lawn and garden plants all and guaranteed for »5 yean, quantity limited. organic and Inorganlo. shrub dreitlng, ' ' summer. Will not burn. Betalns nolstura In the ifround. -

/,'••/• TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FREE SUNBEAM ELECTRIC PEAT MOSS ADVISORY SERVICE . Fence Posts HEDGE TRIMMER AGRICO FOR LAWNS On The Planting and Care of Lawns 8' poit*. Heavy ,to«l, painted *W (Akt 30 with ruit reiliUnt paint*. M ^W On* only damsniuator, *4' »l«!Ki. A chemical fertUlier th»t a«U quloidr. CA Ik *«% •• • 3W and Gardens. reg. 196.00 Put a little on your lawn and In t '•" *£•" We hav* had ever 20 ytari' «xpirtenee, $3900 days you will tee the dlffirenoe. Qj^Q . Mm reg. 98c A necoM»ry product to toften Si* m«—Jeuph B»ok»r—tsday. Hit «46,25 up hard grai^nd. ORRIS BECKER & SON 197 SHRIWiBURY AVI. CORNER CATHERINE ST. (NIXT TO KAHlN't DRUQ ITORI) PHONE RED BANK 8-0465 I DAILY J A M- TO 7 P. M. FRI. & #AT. TO 9 P. M. SUNDAY 9 A, M TO 12 NOON RED BANK REGISTER, MAY I,1952 Paefe Eleven 'Age of Martyrs' Local Group Gives Health Activity Says Jesuit Bon Voyage Party A bon voyage luncheon was held Reports Heard ReV, Arthur R. McGfatty, 8. I., Friday at the Molly Pitcher hotel RUMSON—Reports of committee national director of the Apostleshlp in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas activities and of work accomplish- of Prayer, Thurjday told more than Irving Brown by the Salvation ed by nurses were given at a. meet- 300 member* of the Monmouth Army Citizens' advisory board of ing- of the Public Health Nursing County Federation of Holy Name Bed Bank. Mrs. Lyman C. Van- association of Rumeon, Sea Bright societies at their sixth annual din- Inwegen. president of the board, and Fair Haven, last week at the ner at the Sea Girt Inn, that "we welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Brown and borough hall here. are living today In the greatest age paid tribute to Mr. Brown as a Mrs. E. Jackaon Batchelor, re- of martyrdom that the world haa valued member of the Salvation porting for the dentist committee, ever known." ,Army'a advisory board,. She ex- said, that work has been completed Speaking on "World Peace," Fa- pressed gratitude for all he had on the teeth of 33 children,' and ther McGratty outlined the "pro- done for the Salvation Army and that 47 children were taken to gressive steps" taken by Pope Leo particularly for hio valued contri- dentists' offices for treatment In XIII and Pope Benedict XIV to in- bution as Bed Bank's outstanding March. She also said that a new duce the world rulers of their day citizen for the many things he has sound flint has been secured to be brought to you by to use the diplomatic services of done for the good of our communi- shown in the schools, to encourage the Vatican to prevent war among ty. In behalf of the^: board she the children to care,for their teeth. Central Power I Light Company the nations of the world. These at- presented them each with a token Mrs. Iris Wilson and Mrs. Edna tempts were unsuccessful because gift of remembrance, made possible Howie, association nurses, reported of a very deliberate effort to keep through the courtesy of E. R. a, total of 245 visits made in March, religion out of all international Squibb and Son of New Brunswick, 103 in Rumson; 85 In Fair Haven, peace conferences. as they sailed on the Queen Mary and 53 in Sea Bright, Thirty-one 1 He -described the "trickery and from New York yesterday for an Infants and pre-school children at- intrigue" that has been responsible extended visit to Europe. tended baby conferences. Nurses for world turmoil and the failure Mr. and Mrs, Brown both re- made 07 visits to the schools, where to establish a lasting peace. The sponded and expressed gratitude they gave service for 32 children; speaker explained that In'1939, on for the occasion of being present held 67 consultations with teachers, the first • Christmas following his with, the members of the advisory and 11 consultations with parents. Du Pont House Point deans itself! election, Pope Pius XII offered to board. Mr. Brown related that he Nurses also transported seven chil- the world a flvc-polnt platform for had received a letter of. Introduc- dren to clinics, and assisted when Your haute iioys tfeultng white fer yean when soot or heavy shade or stains from metal surfaces; world peace. This document recom- tion from the honorary, chairman students were examined by doctors. lt'« painted with Du Pont House Paint! This such as copper screening, may interfere with or mended the establishment of an In- of the ..Citizens', advisory board, Miss Marlon Duckers, school unique blend of pigments and oils actually sheds delay this process. ternational Judiciary body; declared John B. Allen, to his personal nurse at Rumson, has accepted an JUST Invitation to serve' on the associa- dirt. It dean* itself! With Du Pont House Paint, Beautify your home with the paint that's mads that the race for armaments be friend of many years, Commission- a fine white powder forms; under normal exposure right to stay bright. Ask your Du Font dealer curtailed; that thefflghta of minor- er John J. Allan, chief of the staff tion advisory board, Mrs. Randall ities be recognized and that Jus- and .second In command of the Keator said three members of the to sun and weather. Then, when it rains, dirt about "Self-Cloaning" Du Pont House Paint in tice, equity and charity be a part world-wide Salvation Army head- new junior auxiliary of the associa- and grime are washed awayl However, excessive Outside White or popular tints. of all peace proceedings. quarters In London, England. Com- tion who assisted with transporta- THE WEATHER! missioner- Allan at one time was tion and baby conferences last This, Father McGratty said, was divisional commander of New Jer- month were Mrs. Phillip E. N. long before the formation of the sey Salvation Army activities. Green, Jr., Mrs. Norman Torge and It's as simple as dialing your favor! ta United Nations and, if adopted, Mrs. Frederic K. Burkhart, Jr. J. H. KELLY CO. radio or television program: This would have provented World War Mr. and Mrs. Brown are looking Bryant gives you exactly the kind of II and • eliminated the conflicts forward to their visit with Com- HADASSAH INSTALLATION missioner Allan and will be in Cor. Broad St., & Harding Rd. Phone 6-3900 Red Bank climate yon want in your home at which led to the Korean crisis. Ex- New officers of the Red Bank any time of the year. Yon control pressing "thanks to God for pre- London on the occasion of the Sal- humidity and cooling in rammer, serving this country from the per- vation Army's 87th anniversary, chapter of Hadassah will be In- Save the turface and you »qve all! automatic gas heating to winter. secutions that men and women in for it, was on July 2, 1865, that stalled at special ceremonies May Enjoy comfort as you nnevee r did other lands "are suffering." Father the Salvation Army was founded. 18 at Congregation Bnal Israel on beforebf . LLett us mitaltlll a. BryiUitBryUitt :eGratty praised 1S« "martyrs of At Mm ulun» of the luncheon, all TUvirslds ave, Mrs, David Fisher, present were happy to greet Mr. our.day" and called on his listeners a past president, will be Installing to be articulate in condemning the and Mrs. Brown and wish them forces of evil "working so insidious- bon voyage and God's blessing on officer. Complete arrangements for ly to destroy the basic freedoms we their trip, stating that they would the ceremonies will be made at a b enjoy." bo looking forward to their return, chapter meeting May 13. NERS Father McGratty emphasized the Board member* present were ALL-WEATHER CO urgent need for . action, saying Mrs. Vanlnwegen, Col. Lloyd B. Ma- there Is "a tremendous Job to be grudor, Col. and Mrs. Chester R. done by all Christians" to promote Haig, Harry C. Barnard, Jr., John peace and "bring the message of T. Simpson, Ralph H. Belknap, Christ to a troubled world," Miss Elizabeth Higgtnson, J, Peter KEEP SPRINGTIME... Hoffman, cblaf of public Informv Joseph P. Hlntelmann of Red tlon office, representing Gen. Kirke Bank .was toastmaster. William J. B. Lawton, Commanding General of O'Hagan of Long Branch was gen-Fort.Monmouth, who was unable to ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE ...in your home eral chairman. Benediction was giv- be present because of official busi- en by Msgr. Thomas U. Rellly, vic- ness in Philadelphia; Mrs. George ar general of the Trenton diocese T. Llnton, Edward J. Macklln, M. and spiritual director of the feder- V. B. Smock, Ray B. Taylor, Mri. FLOOR SAMPLES ation; Edward J.* A. Fahey of H. R. Weilbacher, Capt. Paul C. Spring Lake, county president, In- Wirtz of N. A. D. Earle; Col. Fred ALL YEAR' ROUND! troduced the guests. Including the J. Woods and MaJ. and Mrs, Henry All "Few-of-a-Kind" Pieces and "Odd Suites Must Be Removed presidents of the other county units A. Dries. In the diocese. Frank Frosch of Belmar, chairman of the Youth Special greetings were received From the Floor at Once to Make Room for New SEE YOUR HEATING-PLUMBER Activities committee, presented the from board members to Mr. and Father James P. O'Sullivan Memor- Mrs, Brown: John B, Allen, James Summer Furniture ial trophy to Rev. George E. Ever- LoBlondo, Miss May Plerson and DEALER NOW ltt, coach of St. Margaret's school Daniel Welgand, who were un- basketball team, Spring Lake, pa- avoidably absent. rochial school champions, On the committee working with' Valua Value Mai. Dries were Edward J. Mack- Simmons Sofa Lounge—Standard Full Size Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite featuring Col. lln, Ralph Belknap and Ray E. onIa D n Taylor, —Choice Modern Tapestry Covers—Full att ' «'9 — Large Double Dresser — Other members of the advisory *129 oo Spring Construction—Floor samples onlv Chest—Night Stand and Four-posier Bed board who wore unable to bo pros- at this price— —Sample Suite Only— ent were Edward H, Conway, who y YWlt HUN ON is vacationing in Virginia, and Wil- .00 00 liam A. Fluhr, who is vacationing in Florida. $262699

Card Parly Saturday Sample Sofa Beds—Smart Styled Lawson Discontinued Patterns of Fin* Quality All Night at Grange Hall Sofa—Luxurious Bed Combination with Wool Axminster 9x12 Rugs—One of • $98 kind from Leading Carpet Mills—Modern MARLBORO —The Home Eco- Full-size lnnerspring Mattress — Modern nomics committee of Liberty Frieze Coverings—Choice of Colors— — 18th Century and Conventional Pat- grange Is sponsoring a card party terns— to be held Saturday night in the 00 00 hall. At.the next grange meeting the Coleman dancing school will 150 *65 BUILT BETTER, fASTER, FOR LESS.., present a program. The lecturer's program at last Modern Harvest ©ray Walnut — Triple Junior Size Dining Room Suite—True Col- week's meeting was in keeping Dresser — Bed — Large Chest and Com- with Easter. Mrs. Robert Dobbins, ,00 or Modern Walnut—Table with extra seat- Miss Sally Naughton, Mrs. J. Cow- mdde Night Table — Smart Styling for $298 00 ing space — China—Credenza Buffet—4 WITH man and Joseph Compoly sang *450 homes of today — Outstanding Value — Large Comfortable Duran Plastic Covered "Were lou There," with Miss M. Sample Suite only— Smith as pianist A tableau was Chairs— presented by Mrs.. Cowman, Mrs, ( .00 Joseph Juraa and' Mrs. J. Van- 00 Maiden, and " was followed by 275 229 "Christ the Lord Is, Risen Today," TRUCTION by Gerald Smith, and "The Lord's CONS Prayer," by the chorus. Mrs, Helen Top Quality All Wool Embossed Broad- "Drexel"—Famous 9 piece Dining Room Schanck; read 'the story, "The loom Carpet by Bigelow — Choice of — 18th Century Mahogany Grouping Legend of the Dogwood Tree," and Beige, Canyon Rote, Gull Grey, Cocoa Popular she Oval Pedestal Base Table— tho chorus tang "April Showers." Brown, Meadow Green, Forest Green— Breakfront China—Credenza Buffet—Arm After "The Story of Easter" was read by Mr. Compoly, the program 9, 12, 15 Foot Widths Available— Chair ahd 5 Side Chairs—Sample Suite HERB'S THE MODERN WAY to get moot for your was conoluded with a game in only— which Mils Naughton, Miss Smith, 95 building dollars and cental Take advantage of the Mrs. Nellie Wenzel, Mrs. Miles, SQ. YD. .00 •magic of Modular Construction, Build the main Mr. Compoly and Stacy Matthews '429 body of your house Bpeedily end soundly with participated. Forty-four members precision-built panels and pre-cut ports. > *• attended the meeting. Bigelow - Karagheusian - Hightstown • Mohawk are but a few of the Manufac- Spacious Chrome Steel "Lloyd" Dinette Weyerbaeuser Modular Houses are delivered Suite—Beauty Bonded Woodgraln Form- to your home site ready for fast, accurate erection, turers—All Wool Top Quality—Modern .00 Carved—Self Tones—Twist—18th Cen- 00 ica Top Table and 4 Large Comfortable No waste of materials, no cutting or fitting needed. '139 *119 Oval High Back Chairs—Matching True There's only one way for your house to be built tury—9x12 Rugs—Show Room Samples— Priced to sell— grain all plastic—Choice of Chartreuse, arid that's the right way. Once the main body is Red or Gray— up, the house is yours to finish as you wiah. Let your imagination be your guidel Choose roof, .00 siding, wall finishes, flooring, dormer, breezeway 95 *75oo and garage to fityou r own personal requirements. With Weyerhaeuser Modular Construction, you Simmons Famous lnnerspring Mattresses- Famous Kroehler Cushlontted Sofa with have the widest possible flexibility of design. Full Size Orjly—Odd Ticks—All with Fino Matching Chair—Styled for Today's Lux- Coll Spring Units—Crush proof borders Each of these wonderful Modular Homes has 00 ury and Comfort—Deep Tufted Channel been architecWeeignod. Quality materials are used and Corded Handles with Vents —True '269 Back—Pastel Colors In Modern Fine Qual- Look. Out Bclotv! *40°° Value at this price for that Spare Room Ity Frleie Coverings—Choice of Coeoa throughout. Stop In soon... shop for your dream or Summer Cottage— house... in Cape Cod, Caps May, Suburban and Pun around the house can, un- Brown, Gray, Light Green, Roit fieige. Ranch-house types. fortunately, turn Into t long •30 00 »| 75..00 ttay In the hospital, broken limbs, medical treatment... a wad of money out of daddy's SIMMONS FAMOUS COMMANDER INNERSPRING MATTRESSES wallet, OVER 400 AUTO.LOCK COIL UNITS—THREE STAR CRUSH PROOF PRE-BUILT BORDER, STURDY 8 OZ. TICKING—20% Why net guard yourislf against EXTRA HAIR AND S LBS. EXTRA FINE FELT—8 AIR VENTS such a tilde "Into the red" WITH HEAVY CORDED HANDLES—FULL, TWIN AND % SIZE NOW? Aik ui about Panenal —BOX SPRINGS ALSO AVAILABLE— Aeeldtnt Iniuraneei <0 $64" Value NOW COMI IN AND SIITHI MANY STYLIS AND '49 ° FLOOR PLANS AVAILABLE IN THISI FINE HOMIS LAWLEY AGENCY BUDGET PAYMENTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE RIALTORI and INSURORI NOW AVAILABLE 100 irata Highway #31 Red Bank, N. J. WALL STI. Opposite Monmouth St. AftP lupir Market WEST FURNITURE CO RB 6-0410 5 KEYPORT, N. J, ONN FRIDAY IVININOI UNTIL 9 P, M. DAILY 'TIL I P. M. MTUAOAY/TIL NOON • RID IANK sVUOO CORNIR ' RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 1.1952

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ASBURY PARK RED BARK LONO BRANCH LAKEWOOD 715 Main Unit 25 Monmouth Strut 216 Iroidwoy 227 iMond Street A. P. I-I4O4 R. I. 6-0488 LI. 6-1684 » Lake, 6-1915 METUCHEN FREEHOLD KEVPORT 411 Main Strut 18 South ltf««t I loit Front Street Ml 61416 U |.2O9> KIY 7.1012 RED SANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Page Thirteen YOUR LOCAL BONDED TRAVEL AGENT MicKaelsen Will Society to Hear Social Security Pgychiatrist World Wide - Airline - Steamship • Hotel • Rosorti Filed for Probate Law Explained FREEHOLD—The will of Louts Dr. James M. Toolanj senior Psy- Touri - But Tour* - -Cruises — It the A. Mlchaeljen of Atlantic High- chiatrist of Bellevue Psychiatric A little over a year ago sevar&J lands, who died Mar. 25, was filed hoapital, New Ybrk city, will dis- new groups of • workers were fr probate last week in the office cuss "Drug Addiction Among brought under social security cov- O DONNELL TRAVEL AGENCY Adolescents" at' the next meeting erage. Househouse workers and of Surrogate Doman MoFaddin. of the Monmouth County Medical 12 BROAD ST. RE 6-5080 To friend*, Mr. and Mrs. Kai agricultural workers who are reg- Llndholm Brandt, lie willed his society to be* held May 28 at the ular employees were two large BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE real estate.In Atlantic Highlands, Marlboro state hospital. groups covered by social security There U NEVER » charge for our service. paintings, etchings, Copenhagen .Announcement of this meeting as of Jan. 1, 1651, china, vases,' figures and other was made by Dr, J, Berkeley Gor- Many of the people In these new bric-a-brac, Oriental rugs, books, don, medical director at the state coverage groups are now becom- two small marble-top tables, eilvor- hospital and society president, at ing Insured under social' security warc, pleted ware and pewters, last week'a gathering held at the by completing their sixth quarter china, glasses and glassware, table Marine grill, Anbury .Park. Dr. of coverage under the law. Some, linens and embroideries and othe Theodore R, Miller, assistant at- however, are losing valuable In- furniture and furnishings, Mr. am tending surgeon at Memorial hos- surance protection because their Mrs. Ture Benotz will receive all pital,- New York city, was one of earnings are not being properly re- copper and brass articles in his the speakers describing recent ad- ported by the employer. This is home. A nephew, Otto Levyaohn, vances In. surgical techniques usually due .to misunderstanding •will receive a gold watch and rlne, whereby more comprehensive sur- rather than . wilful violation, Ev- cuff buttons and two walking canes. gery Is accomplished In breast can- ery employer of household or farm Another nephew, Alfred Levysohn, cer. help should provide himself with will receive a motion picture ^cam- Dr. Maurice Black, assistant pro- a leaflet from the social security era, projector, screens, films and fessor of pathology at New York office which will give him the facts accessories. A friend, Arnold Des- Medical college, spoke of the many on the coverage provisions apply- sau, will get his Chrysler auto. The gaps in our knowledge of breast ing to his particular type of help. rest of the estate will be shared by cancer and stressed the need for Workers, too, should familiarize a niece,. Mrs, Inger Johanne Bjorn constant re-evaluation of our pres- themselves with the benefit provi- Hansen, and his housekeeper, Miss ent-day methods of treatment.. Dr. sions of the law. The social se- Ida Moller. . Harold A. Kazman and Dr. Lester curity office has booklets available . Ada M. Cllng'en of Atlantic High- A. Barnett, both of Asbury Park, on this phase of the law also. lands, who died Mar. 22, willed a spoke briefly on the lectures and By completing six quarters of diamond solitaire ring to her daugh- Dr., Samuel ...,H.,, Rubin, Asbury coverage during this quarter, the ter-in-law, Florence Kdlngen, Her Park, served as moderator during worker, is insured until June 30, Cothared for your pleasure-* son, Edward. H. Cllngen, will re- a' general discussion' period. 1954. For each-year of continuous the finest fruits from the ceive $200. The • rest goes to a Elected 'to associate membership work thereafter he will be insured garden spoil of the world! daughter,.Alice. V. D..Cllngen, In the society wore'Dr. George S. for another two years. When he Frederick Warden of Belford, Berg and Dr. Jose F. Pletrl of As- hag completed tan full years of who died Mar. 20, willed his estate bury Park. i ' covered work, he is permanently to hla'daughter,'Muriel Wardell. • insured for life. People born be- Eva U Ingllng of Navcjslnk, who fore 1006 will need less than ten died Mar. 28, willed her estate to Shore Camera Club full years of covered work, de- her stater, Martha Ingling Sickles'. pending on their age. A person Mike Koskey of Matawan, .who Sees Color Films born before July 1, 1889, will need died Mar. 29, willed $100 to a daugh- LONG BRANCH,.— Thirty-five only the minimum of six quarters ter, Julia Koakey Bittner. The rest members and gusts of the Shore of coverage to become eligible fpr goes to another daughter, Helen Camera, club met Tuesday at the benefits. Anyone who dies before Koskey. Garflold Grant hotel when, prize- July 1, 1064, will be Insured for My Furs and Winter Woolens Go To Charles H. Cooper of Long winning colored slides, from the survivors' Insurance wlthvthe min- 'Brwmh; who died Mar. 15, willed 1951 Rochester International aalon imum of six quarters of a daughter, Mildred cooper were shown through the courtesy "Peopiinnrw Brcnnari.' A son-ln-Iaw, James G. of the Photographic Society of can receive aoc/ii' tecurlly ii«n- Drennan, was willed $200. A daugh- America. eflia with the minimum of six ter, Olive Cooper Bazley, was willed An exhibition of colored slides quarters of coverage while contin- JS50. A son-in-law, Albert Bazley, submitted by 32 : members of the uing; to work, However, the benefit was willed 1100. A son, Norman club were shown arid judged. War- amount In those cases may vary Cooper, will receive all ladders, depending on when' the benefit ap- The wise way to assure yourself seasons more lovely and luxurious wear ren Egge, Deal," commented on plication Is filed. Social security scaffolding, etc., used In his. paint- the entries, St. Patrick's cathedral, of your precious furs Is to send them to Leon's ... for safe, scientific ARTCBAFT Ing business. The rest of the es- New York city, submitted by P. G. field offices will be glad to furnish tate will be divided by his four this information. The nearest office storage. You can be sure your furs will receive the best of care and Gregory, Naveslnk, was first Is at 801 Bangs ave,, Asbury Park. children, Mildred Cooper Drennan,: choice. Three pictures were named finest protection in tvyo humidity controlled vaults, right on ourpremisesl Lcona. Cooper Hennessey, Olive for second place, one submitted Cooper Bazley,and Norman Cooper, by Mr. Egge;' ono~ by Mrs, Betty Beef Cattle Show Grace R. Smith,of Long Branch, Carpenter, Portaupeck, and Ever- Everyone's talking oboul Arlereft'i who died Feb. 9, willed, her estate et Smith, Red Bank, Third place At Rutgers May 17 CALL RE 6-2800 TODAY to her stepmqthery Gertrude M. was a picture' entered by Mr. FOR BONDED MESSENGER PICK-UP smort new stocMnfls In tototi keyed to Smith, and brother, Vincent W. NEW BRUNSWICK — Seven »lievery fatal favored fashions.Therr t Gregory.' classes of Aberdeen Angus beef Smith. ' • George Tateosian, Shrewsbury, cattle will be judged at the third a style and color for every occa- Howard B. Hoffman of Ocean chairman of. the May IS dinner, annual show of the New Jersey sion, In proportioned tengtht —all at township, who died Apr, 1, willed at the Garfleld'Orant hotel, an- Aberdeen Angus association May Artcroffi new low budget minded his estate to his, sons, Charles J nounced that A. Rulon Applegate, 17. This will be held at the College prleei. See them-end sove. Hoffman and Francis B. Hoffman Farmlngdale, will be the guest of Agriculture, Rutgers university, Red Bank's Only Gilbert C. Hlgby of Neptune speaker. He will apeak on the his- Beginning at 10 a. m., there will township, who died Jan. 19, willed tory of . Monmouth county, and be a tour of the beef cattle facilities COLD 61 gauge 16 denier eheert his books and manuscripts to Clif- show pictures depicting hlstorleal 61 gauge 30 denier Bheers. at the Agricultural Experiment sta- Storaeo Vaults HOWS•tNCC Wit ford Trout. The rest goes to the highlights, of this section. tion. Prof. George VanderNoot of Regularly SI.36 pair. widow. ' 09 Plans, were outlined to continue the Animal Husbandry department Now I Pair Marian S, Lovell of Neptune meetings during the summer will show the renovated beef cattle CLEANERS - LAUNDERERS - RUG CLEANERS township*: who died Mar. 15, willed months, when, arrangements will barns, self-feeding silo and pastures. * pair* f *,» . her estate to her sister, Louise E be made tor summer .visitors to He will also discuss cattle research . ALWAYS AMPLE PARKING IN FRONT OF PLANT 60 gauge 16 denier Lovell. \_ ~ long-wearing sh««rs.,, join and field trips will be made. projects. 64-76 WHITE STREET RED BANK Regularly SI.50 pair. The judge for the show will bo ALUMNI GKOTJP MEETS- Prof. Myron D. Lacey of Cornell Now V* Pair The New Jersey shore chapter Of Pingitore Pleads Not university. Judging will begin at a pair. $».»o the College of New Rochelle alumni Guilty to Indictment 1 p. m. met Frldajr.at the home pf,,Mrs, Robert P. Lawrence -of Meadow -William Eynch of Red Batik." The PHILADELPHIA —* Frank A. View farms, Hotmdei, Secretary of group-will hold Its next meeting Pingitore, 38, of 148 Par* ave., Long the association, Is accepting entries the MATMYN^HOF June 21, when now graduates of the Branch, N. J., charged with a 12- until May 7. 498 PROSPECT AVE. LITTLE SILVER shore' area will be ^welcomed as count indictment of defrauding the members,. , government In the operation of an THE TELEPHONE IS A aeronautical school sponsored by Elected Vice President the Veterans Administration, plead- Of Sophomore Class ed not guilty last Thursday before Federal Judge George A. Welsh in LINCROFT — Edward Llek U. S. district court. Wyckoff, Jr., son of Mr.' and Mrs. Pingitore, who was represented Wyckoff of Llnoroft farm, has been WONDERFUL INVENTION by D. Joseph | DeVito and Robert elected vico president of the sopho- Friedlander, Asbury Park, was con- more class at Duke university for tinued In $1,000 ball. No trial date the 1952-53 acedemlo year. was fixed. Plngitoro was charged More than 1,400 students turned with making fraudulent claims of out for the elections. Candidates $24,490.58 during a four-month per- sought a total of 82 top student iod in 1949 when, he was president posts. The young Mr. Wyckoff Is of the Lincoln Aeronautical school a graduate of Rumsoa high school, in suburban Philadelphia. W.S.C.S. to Elect Personal •Officers at Meeting To Women WiHi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Blec- tloa of officers will .'take place and Nagging Backache the final study course on "Latin MM — America" will be conducted by Nanlniliiekselie.lMsofpeputmariTi Mrs. John Scott at a meeting neadacnea and dlzzlneaa may be due to ilow* down of ktdney f unotton. Doeton aaj good Tuesday at'2 p. m. of the- Wom- kldntr function la vary Important to food an's Society of Christian Service h.alth. When aome everyday condition, luch as atreu and atraln, eatuea thla Important In the Methodist.fellowship hall. function to ilow down,manjfolkiiuIT.rnM. Hostesses will be Mrs, Stanley Sine backache-feel mlierable. Minor Mad. der Irritation, due to cold or wrong diet roar Mareck, Mrs, Matthew Mortanson, cauiegeUingupnlgnU or frequent pauag«t Have you ever slopped to think how much time the Mrs, Leola Mulr,~.Mrs,;John Mount Don't nwleoi your kldneya if tlieae condi- and. Mrs. Harold 'Meeker. Eight tion, bother you. Try Donn'a PUh-a mild telephone saves you . . . how handy it is? members of the - society attended dluretle* uied lUeceaafully by mlllloni for the district meeting of the W.S.- over 60 ytara. It'a amailntr how many tlmei For Instance, you can pick up your telephone right O.B. held In the Bradley Beach •?or«t»M» now and call Monmouth Construction Co. and esk Methodist church^ ten fluih out mute. Q«t Ooan'a PUla todayl Growing right i for a free estimate on any type of home repair .. . or ... home improvement and In no time at all, a courteous, efficient representative will be at your before jjour eyes home to give you complete details. So go ahead, phone us now and have your home put In tip-top PUBLIC SALE condition. Our costs are surprisingly low, too. And wonderful to watch .*. those rapidly developing little youngsters,, Including Stelnway Piano HANDSOME ROOM ADDITIONS Home Improvements on their way to bigger things! Add another room to your homo for ex. ~ • : '"•••,'''; . ' at ire beauty . . . extra space. You'd be Our expert workmen are well equipped to do any Give them the protection of STRIDE RITES, carefully planned 64 WEST \MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N. J.. to help active young feet grow Pay at straight and strong. STARTING AT 10)80 A. M. Little at YEARS TO PAY . Give them the added protection of our exact fitting methods and size check-up service. No Money Down STRIDE RITBS Saturday, May 3 We have in, all sizes 1 and widths, so bring your youngsters in today... and throughout the The underilgnid and 'Auctioneer shell riot t>« responsible In at MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION growing years. , ., the ev«nt of tooldint or Injury to any parson or persons In, on We will make all financial arrangements for you . a. or about the premliM, All iUmi to be removid from the prem- and remember... no money down when you deal "'.'•''-.• '• •• i'r''- •• • •••••. ise! at conclusion «f tale. Comfortable Porch Enclosure with Monmouth Construction, 'You'll be completely comfortable (his •Priced (from .,4.50 to 8.96 •oeordtng to. I!I«. •ummor If you lot us oneloso your porch 1 will bs served by the L»d!ei at the Freehold. Pre»by> wltK tilth quality materials, Screened. . Doctor* Prescription. Cirefully Hllad. in for'iunimor, ilus-enclonod far winter, ttrlta Churihi lilt will be held outdoors, with mtlnf mooom- Call today, FREE ESTIMATES • Call Now! modattoni. in, the ivint of Inoltmint wuthor nit win be held on the ipaolous poroh. ' I ' ALL TYPES OF HOME IIEPAIRS FROM ATTIC TO CELLAR By Order ofi DR. G. G. REYNOLDS B. 0. 00AM, AuotlonMr. 4M lath Av«., Ion* Bruah, X. i, Phons 64509. M.mbiH «N»tlon»l AuotlonMri Aiioolfttlon|» «tt, RID IANK 3. »Ut§ loelitr of Auotlonnri," RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952

Branch: Charles W. Stover, 742 Myrtle Stryker, Monniouth ave.,-Kavesink; Rose hurst; Thelma Anderson, 35 East Gar- Ocean Grove; Katherine K, Carpenter,I lard, 302 Sylvanla ave., Avon; Marilyn Atlantis Highlands; Lily L. Sabln, 205 Tabakln, 220 Oeean ave.. Long Branch; Held ave., Atlantic Highlands: William 601 Face ave., Allenhurst. J. B.anta,_80Bants, 8044 ShorShoree , rd., (SprinSpring LakLake Page ave,, Allenhurst; Walter J. Sakow- ave,, West Allenhurst; Frederick. W. U. Feency, 202-A Kiverslde ave., Kort Julia Lempka, 4 0 Center sst.. Freehold! Heights; Ellsworth R. Barker. 49 Pine ski.S<5-.A'Aberdeen rd., Matawan; Vic- Snyder, Everett rd., Mlddletown twp.; Rose Tave, hwy, S3, Howell twp,; Commission Selects 500 to Serve Monmouthi Willard S. Huber, 5 Factory Margarearat t M. MllMagllll , KlKlngalel y ArmA s hoh - St., Keyport; Emma Belasco. 611 7th tor P. Sanford. Walnut st.. Neptune; August Spangenberg, 1005 Fine at.. West Charles Taylor, 6 Sutphen'-ave. Mata- Belmiw: Qeorge w. Starsmeare. 197 wan; Frances Thompson, Engllshtown St., Freehold; Ruth Dey, 1 Broadway, tel,, Aibururyy Park: William HH.. Conover,, ava. AaburV Park: John Benbrook, Ham- Leo F, Scully, 7S Kearney it., Keyport; rd., Manalapan 'twp.; John K> VanDorn, Freehold; Dorothy Polaky, 709 Ocean 90 SoutSth at.t . ReRdd BankBk ; RRose Jeroltelte, 62 ilton ave,, Leonardo; George W. Book, Salvatore- J, Semlnara, Marlboro r.d., Seventh ave.# Long Branch: Robert ,H. ave., Bradley Beach: Dorothy C. Carter, 237 Prospect ave.. Cliffwood; Henry C. Marlboro twp.; Ermlno Settembre, Shore Stllea. SS3 Front st.. Union Beach: Stan- 12 Chatham ave., Oakhurst; Ktllle Wall- On Petit Jury in May Term of Court Wayne' ave.. Freeholds Howard Nllson, ley O. Stllwell, Holmdel rd., Holmdel ing Holmdel rd., Rarltan twp.; 'Jeanette 85 Parker St.. Freehold; John Haddow, 22 West st., Monmouth Beach; Jane Bowden, 61 Rlverdale ave.,, Monmouth Gardens Apartments,"Long Branch, ' Weiss, 607 Brlnley ave., Bradley Beaeh; 79 BroaBad St.,, Keyporty; ; DwlghDwgh t SS, Young, S. CalTey, 72 W. Highland ave., Atlantic Beach: Stephanie Brltt, 1206 Mattison Marguerite • V. Shearer, Gooseneck twp,; Marlon Stout,'511 River rd., Fair Fester, 668 Morford ave., (rearj, Long Haven; Robert J.. Strang, 99 Lupnatong Mollle Welttner. 508-Seventh ave., As- FREEHOLD — The following Jr.J , 6 CrawforCfdd St., ShShrewsburb y twp.t;; Highlands; R&obele DeLuca, 201 Beacon ave., Asbury Park. > Point rd.,^Oceanport; Ellen D. Sheridan, bury Park; Beulah Wood, 411 Indians,. it.. Red Bank; Bessie Fcldt, 92 Lake ,„.„„Mabe,l P„ . Preston„„„, „b'„6 Pearc„.„„e ave.. , Man hlvd., Sea Girt; Gladys M. Cole, 375 Robert A, Cahlll. 202 Ridge rd,. O1IIT- 311 GarAeld ave., Avon; Harold E, Slo- ave,, Keyport; Michael M, Strano;' 704 residents of the county—500 in all rancnch;; Editcillthn Ex*.. raiconeFalcone.. x1 MerDerHerbertl [ llnll(B, Ba,h«HBb » M p._,,C H 160icnK5 irm.^ti. Columbia :ave.,• Union• Beach; John -H, ave.. Long. Branch, v-i- u..,-n. wiiiiam v iTaaa Mm 1 asquanssquan;j .jJarc-arBarbaraa M. Coweruower,,. 160jtMlo^rourt5 Fourtth Garfield i>t,, Long; Branch; Bernard E, wood Beach; Cheater A. CardJU, County cum. 14 Homestead aye. West Long —have been drawn by the county ive., Kalr Haven: William F. Fass, Mill | ave., Asbury Park; Russell N. Swayxe, Murphy, 706 6th ave., Belmar; Priscllla id. 2, Howell twp.; Martin F. Carlldge, jury commission and selected for ,d. Matawan; Bernard W. Fagan, 100 ' 1214 EightElhtuh ave., NtNeptunen ; RuRubyb " 11B. Ware, 149 Portland rd., Highlands; Ele- 12 Woolley pi., Weat Long Branch; Arbordale dr., Cllltwood: Douglas W. Mackey, Molly Pitcher Village. Red anor I, Muelberger, Navesink ave.. Mid- Olive Carlson, Agnes ave., Brleller Clif- petit jury service for the May term Metz, 1016 Bendermcrc ave., Intertaken,; Bank; William A, Bobbins, Manasauan dlstown twp.; Edward. "Wasner, 118 Sth ford Carr, 118 Chingarora ave., Keyport! of court, which will end about -Peter S, Argyris. 240 Pinewood ove., rd.. Wall IWIM Frank A. Sarrlcelll, 814 ave,, Belford; Tom Nylin, Sycamore ave., George W. Carr, 607 Neptune hwy.. Nep- July 1: Elberon. Carr ave.. Keansburg; John S. Al'evecls, New Shrewsbury; Jack Wf Friedman, W, tune: Harold-B. Churchill. 24 Woodland 615'/., Third ave.. Asbury Park; Mary 4th at., Howell twp.: George F. Byrne, dr., Fair Haven; .Eugene J, , Clark 19 MAY SESSION, 1B52 3e(innini May 26Ih, 1952, and Ending R. Haslan, 25 Orchard pi., Little Silver! M2 St. Clalr ave., Spring Lake; Martha Theresa St., Kcyporl; Margaret E. Clalk, Beginning May S. 1B52, and Ending June ISth. 1952 George Leddy 77-A Lincoln ave., Atlan- S. Miller, Keyport rd., Holmdel twp.; 410 Chicago blvd., Sea Girt; Frank J. May 25. 1S52 Robert S. Buber, 10 Stllwcll St., Mat- tic Highland; Caroline lnscoe, 31 Kor- Karl H. Schroedcr, Matawan rd,, Marl- Collard, 329 Main St., Manasquan; Ada .wan: Norman E, Taylor. 10 Hawthorne man st,, Fair Haven; Florence Van- boro twl).: Fred T. Hurley, 611 Mtinroe C, Conner, 813 Cedar,ave., Manasquan; Lucy P. Whttson, Mublenbrlnk rd. At- •it. ClifTwood Beach; Melvin G. Reaves, Wlckle, Main St., Marlboro; Daniel K. nve,, Asbury Park; Ida C. Monahan, 76 Carlton E. Connolly, 1304 Logan rd., lantle twp.; Warren R. West, 21 North Wilton ave,, Port Monmouth; Rudolph Kelly, SOU Monmouth ave., Bradley Main ave.. Ocean Grove; Dorothy M. Wanamaaaa: Mae Conover, 146 Theresa Sunnycrest dr., Little Sliver; Edgar W. H. Quackenbush, 329 Main St., Port llcach; M. Elizabeth Jones, 1318 Sixth Haae, 146 7th ave., Belford: Lanetta st.. Keyport; Edward M. Cooney, -201 .Hall, 1206 Logan rd., Wanamassa; Monmouth; Eugene L. Fidea), Locust ave,, Neptune; Aaron fl. Coleman, 42 Lowa Ivlns, 45 Peters, pi., Red Bank; Lakeaidcrave,, Avon: George N, Cooper, Richard H. Day, 102 Mercer ave.. Spring ,ve., Howell twp.; Walter E. More. 502 Branehport ave,, Long Uranch; Robert William F. Hebendahl,- Jr., 226 Nave, 1014 14th ave,, Belmar; Max Coplan, Lake; Clarence A. Holden, 644 Norwood Jylvania ave. Avon; George R. Wall!, H. Clark, 139 Bast Bergen pi., ' Red alnk ave., Mtddletowri; Albertha N. Ash- 517 Laurel ave.. West Allenhurst; Alfred ave., Long Branch; William J, Macin- New Monmouth rd., Mlddlctown: Etta iiank. by. 125 Union'ave.. Asbury Park. • D'Appollto, • 384 ' Atlantic ave., • Long tosh, 18 Center at., Rumson: Melvina E. Scrgewich, 119 Monroe ave., Shrcwt- Marie W. Woods, 2 Avenue A, As- Branch! Anna- Darby, 211 Hoover Lrd«, Kheubottom. 194 Belmont ave, Long bury: John F. Bruhl 420 Wells nve., huiy Park; Loiils Uolgenae, 45U Bath Belle Weln, 383 Bath ave.. Long Neptune; Amanda Davlaon, 1704 Pascal Branch; Elizabeth T. Wclstcad, 277 Oakhurst: Grace Buck, 68 East' Main ave., Long Branch; Hose Stein, 4IS Branch; Nettie B. Greason, 157 Lake St., Wall twp. • ••<-... Main St., Matawan; Martha Reed, as Sunset ave., Asbury Park; Suzanne Don- Ave., Manasquan; May V. Kingsland, 32 Mary S. Davison, 1008 Fourth ave., ;t., Freehold: Warren Budd, 31 Madl- Buena Vista ave,, Fair Haven; Ralph A. Seadrlft ave, Highlands: Earl B. Grant, n ave,. Spring Lake; Ralph A, Rhodes, zelj 10 Waverly pi., Red Bank; Cyrus Ashury Park: Siuie M. Dennett. Bayr Jr., 615 Fourth ave., Avon; Spencer A. I First st,. Fair Haven; F. Howard Ben- P. lto«, Park ave., Hazlet; Leslie H. Amato. 1613 Summcrfield ave., Asbury aide dr., Atlantic Highlands; Salvatore Henley, 116 Sylvan ave.. Asbury Park; jamin. 285 East Main at., Manaanuan; Douglas, State Highway 34, Atlantic Park; Frank J, Mayer 320 Broad 'St., DeRoaa, 110 Sprlngdalef ave,. Neptune; Ellen Halnr. 212 Washington nvc, Elisabeth Schettler, 323 East Main St., twp,; Louisa Draycott, 50*6 Broad Red Bank; Leater N. Baskln, 214 Eighth Philip Dollnsky, 62 South'Bath ave., Avon; Carl E. Paulson. 81 East High- hlanaaquan; Pearl V. Bundy, 413 Ridge Manasquan; Helen E. Smith, Allentown ave., Belmar: George H. Camp. 415 Lud- Long Branch; Dr. Donald M. Dougall, land ave., Atlantic Highlands; Martin .ve. Asbury Park; Thomas R, Stames, rd.. Upper Freehold twu. [ Carmen Dur- low-ave,, Spring Lake; Kenneth K, Mac- 316 Garfield ave., Avon; Besale R, Em- L. Long. Jr., 1735 L St., West Belmar; key, 33 Hance rd.. Fair Ha\en; Ma.ry 04 Main st., Matawan. ante, 160 Uariield ave., Long Branch; mans, Holmdel rd. ,; Holmdel twp.; Ar- Alice H. Scott, /697 Broad St., Shrews- Albert C, Vetter, Sleepy Hollow rd., Arthur E. Duble, Highway 35, Rarltan Martelll. 603 Langford at.: Asbury Park; thur A, Errlekson, Hopei rd, Shrews- bury: Frances Latham, Holtndcl rd, Miitdletown twp.; Joseph Matussewski. twp.; LaRua J. Smith, 32 St, Jamea pi., Bertha B. Leonard 268 New York blvd., bury twn.; Claire FltzGeratct. 18 St, Holmdel twp.: Cora A. Phillips, Wall 00 Court at.. Freehold; Stella S. Nee- Keansburg: John Driinlen, Columbia Wall twp.: Robert Volmer, 103 West Clair ave., Spring Lake; EfHe Fletcher, at,, Eatontown; John Newsomc/ Casino US, 188 Chelsea ave,. Long Branch; Ken- Way, E. Kcansburs; Louis Lyons, 829 End ave.a.. . Lonng BBranchranch; ArthuAur E.. HarHar- 30 Wilson dr., Blberon. dr. Howell twp.: Constance L. Combers:, ict V. Emley, 8 Quinn rd., Allentown: 4th st., Union Beach; Genevieve A, risoni , 67 PearParl l aat.t . LonL g BranchBh ; MarM - Herbert C. Frankel, 38 McLaren at., 2 Schuber pi.," Eatontown; 'James Red- Lnna M. Seller, 100 'Page ave., Allcn- Hulihart, 48 Brlnkerhoff ave., Freehold; Ian C, Lynch,h ' 11S05 Comatock at., As- Red Bank; Robert Gatten. 1251 Maple- field, 171 Harmony ave., East Keans- lurst: William H. Murray. 72 West Con- Nellie W. Forest, E. Highland ave., At- bury Park; Declan Welch, Sr., 52 Bal- wood rd., Belmar: Martha Gerken, 244 burg; Garrleon C. King. Buena Vista ourse, Clittwood; Mary A. Herborl, 94 lantic Highlands; Sonya Maltzman, .411 lard dr., Wanamassa: John H. Van- Elberon blvd.. Elberon; Joseph Gilbert, ave., Rumson; Ross B, Bursesa. 4 Monmouth rd., Oakhurst; Sam Klein, Monmouth ave., Bradley Beach; Helen Winkle, 440 West Park ave.,'Oakhurst; 400 Deal Lake dr., Aahury Park: John Narumsunk St.. Rumson; Donald H, 15 North Fifth ave., Long Branch; Lor- V. Onage, Monmouth ave., Leonardo; William N. Junkelman. 15 Simpson ave., O. Grant, Sr.. 14 Borden ave., Aabury Homsher. 217 Bath ave.. Long Branch; •alne E, Kelacy Outchlnnc rd., Frcc- Eloise Sconlon, 99 'Suringdale ave,, Nep- Atlantic Hlghlanda;. Harry. E. Long, Jr., Park; Marjorie S, Green, 75 Mt. Plsgah Arabella Burkhardt, Campbell ave.. Port loltl twp.; Robert J. Endllch, 130 N. tune; Eleanor P. Dugan, 189 Sydney 1308 * Logan rd., WanamassaWana assa; 'ThThomao s way, Oeean Grove; Louis M, Gieenberg, Monmouth; Warren W, Vanderhoof, 111 Lovctt ave.. Little Silver; Josephine ave,, Deal; Anna L. Smith, Edgomcre FarleyFarlyFl ,, 4O5'J6l4O5'J6l[n4O5J6l[n[ e ave,'av,',, LLon g BBranch; 400 Deal Lake, dr., Asbury Park; Carl- Eighth ave., Karltan twp. Eggert, 211 LaRelne ave., Bradley Bench; dr., MaUwan; Cladys Smith, 60 Valley JJanet t W.'~BrocklcW'~Bkl , UnioUi n ave., RiRaritat n ton G. Hhdcnwald, South'Lincoln ave., Gladys A. Slay. 404 Washington ave,, loscph R. Sturn, South Riverside dr.. St.. Highlands; Leroy A. Lane. 212 Pearl twp.: John J. Cahlll, 416 Lorlllard ave.. Oakhurst; Diana M. Harad. 401 16th Avon; Mae A. Tonolla, 765 Greens ave.. Neptune: Vera A, Milter, Fnrmlngdato •I., Red Bank; 1-Yancla E. Smith, 255 Union Beach; Florence A. Mandcll, 405 nve., Belmar; Emma Hasenfns. 246 Long Branch: Robert J, Burkhardt, 704 rd., Howell twp.; William J. Scalzo. 15 Third at.. Kali- Haven; Helen £. Pyott, Fourth ave,. Anbury Park; Betty K, Wcstwood ave,,, Long Branch I .'Robert Vrescont dr., Sea Girt: Harry B. Hamble- North sC, Rumson; Winston'E. SchnfTer, 1222 8th ave., Neptune. Fotrucelll: 103-105 Bay ave.. Highlands. S. Hillia, »4 Broadway, Ocean Grove; ton, Laurel ave., Bjrlelle; Robert F. Bur- '80 Freneau ave,, Matawan, Charles E, Winter Baldwin ave, East Hclnis O. Hllmer. 22 Second it.,: Fair ton, 1033 Third ave.. Asbury Park: Doris Steward, 1151 18th ave., W. KeansburKi Martha WyekofT, 521 Hoey Haven: Henny Hoglander, Freehold .rd., Clarence LaVigne Allaire rd., Spring Frank Morclll, Jr., 2D0 Atlantic ave, Belmar; Wilmur A, Curran, 794 South at., Long ' Branch: "Augusta M. Walt, Marlboro twp.: -Leonard A.. Hollander, Lake Heights; Florence Adalr. Portland Wall twp.; Jeanne Scher, Highway 0*1, Concourse Beach, Ardena rd., Howell "twp.'; Arthur B, 20 Lincoln ave Z,ong Branch; John A, Freehold twn.; Ethel C. Jalman. War- Polite,. 121 Sylvan ave Asbury Park; HoiiRh, 252 West End ave., Long rd.. Highlands; Wcston A. Mundy 154 Beginning June 16th, 1SS2 and cont!nu< Lorraine, dr., CIIITwood: Donald It. Mayer, dell circle, Occanport; Andres C. Combs, Ashcr S, Parker, 1262 Eatontown blvd., Branch; Carrie Ivaniskl, Market rd., 111S Raymere ave., Interlaken Estntea; 656 Atlantic ave,. Spring Lake Heights; ing until the end of Session.: Oceanport; Mildred 'Wlzansky, 1105 Manalapan twp.; JMae Iszo, 38'East Gar- George E. Hanson, 67 Parker ave., Man- Arthur E. Kerwlcn, 215 Elmwqod rd., Edward McArce, 1603 Park ave,, As- Graamere ave.. Interlaken' Estate; Joanna field nve,, Atlantic Highlands; Charles asquan; Sara Kaabc, 25 Fourth ave., Elberon: Helen Ervlng. 2017 F. at., hury Park; James J. Wyly, 146 Bath E. Wcller, 30 Mcmorlnl, pky.. Atlantic M. Jannaronr, 247 Dartmouth ave., Long Branch; John F. Woolley, 1229 ,South Belmar; Edith B. Thomas, 1601 ave,, Long Branch; Elwood Brown, 39 Highlnndi,: Barbarn A. Manna, 169 Fair Haven; Esther E. KaragarotT, 170 Hill ay*, KetttjJ.ne;...Cha_ljcs.A.tljUruag-J L st., West Belmar; Laurence IiiHlcy, 160 Center st., Freehold; Josephine P, Mc< Manor dr.. Red Bank; Mary L. Williams, Morris ave., Long Branch; Florence L, Kiato, 1)2 Main at., Mntawan: Florence ' hlnTnmmr—a-vcr,—Keypopf^—Mflrgai'ei—GJ •Ufiaer*3U"*1oHn(-ilK,-WrLon»--Bran=h' .30.2_.W.av.»lilii rd.. _ Neutuno:. Jnhn ,H. Kclichor,- -5. • Hudson--ave.,-Red—Bank! C. Pnwle", <0!i Spier ave., Mlcnhurat; Woodwnrd. 56 Parker ave., Fair Haven; Harold Hmilleld, 30 East ave., Atlantic Brown, First al., Matawnn twp.; Edward Andrew O. Klefer. 1802 B St., Bclmar I S'atilty Zwcrling. 231 Pinewond ave,, Mndclyn Mayo, 216 Second nvc., Aabury Highlands; Elsie L. Newman, 72 Nor. H. . Sohwartl, 47 Catherine ave,, Rlvor- Georm W KlmbaTI, 261 Main St., Mat- Elberon; Julia M, Zcccola. 12 Bank Park: Oarvcy W. Wlxon, 111 Princeton wood ave,, Elberon; Arthur H, Klatt, alde Heights: Mildred Brown, Liberty at., awnn ; Marlon J. Knight, Liberty at., >t., Red Bank; Harry W. Kondrlek, 35 rd.. Fair Haven: Edna Philips, Palmer Main St., Hulmdel; Norman B. Herts, Matawan: Norman DePlanque 83 Lin- Mlddletown: Vlncetta V. Kopf, Oil Ce- Tenth at., West Keansburg; Irene H ave., Holmdel twp,; Mary Bailey, 125 21 Fulton st.. Freohold; Beatrice C, den dr., Fair Haven; Charles W. Brady, dnr nl., ClilTwood; Elizabeth L. Kraus, hert, 101 Columbia avo.. Long Branch: Broad st., Matawnn; Rone Schcrmnn, 6.1 Martin, 1500 N. Wanamassa dr., Wan: 181 - Main .at., Matawan; .Howard N, 41 South Woodland ave., Fair Haven; Frances I,uker. Oak Qlcn rri., Howell Woodbine ave., Llttlo Silver; John II. amnssa; Winifred J. (Irucnwnlil, 108 Sec- Leonard. 72 East Carneld ave., Atlantic Walter R. Krucger, 430 Redmond- avc>, twp.: Ruth .M. McGutrc, 31 Hnvlne dr., McCandless, 3 BlossoBl m rd.d . HHumsnn; ond ave., Brndley Beach; Margaret Da- Highlands; Malcolm O. Ware, 34 For- Onkhurst; Sidney J. Lnmbertaon, 28 Matnwan; Gwendolyn CumbB, County Sidney Pincus. 6122 Seventh nvc,n,, , AsA - ley, 606 7th ave., Itelmnr; Gertrude rest nve.. Rumson; Caroline Williams. Parka rd., West Deal; Anna V. Bailey, rd.. Matawnn twp.; Pauline W. Hahn, huvy Park; Carl E. GrunReGR , LocusLt t rd.d , Lowe, 46 Fink ave., llrlellc: Irving J 1203 Fifth avr., Asbury Purk; Harold Prospect at., Koyport; Edmund W. Lay- 602 Park Place ave,, Rradley Beach; Wall twp.: Edith Herbal, 24 Enst ave., Fclhstein, 417 Monmouth ave,, Brndley C. Small. 417 Lnko ave.. Aabury Park; ton. 109 Fourth ave., -Avon, • ' JanJanee* C. Foster, 318 Corlles ave., Aden, RiUph J. Reynolds, 1R Lockwood ave,, Atlantic Highlands; Bernlce M. Cuttrcll, Beach; Annette 1}, Grossman, &5 Bright- burst John D, Lloyd, 109 McLaren at., Red Manasnuan; Eleanor H, MacDDnald 4 1739 1 at.. West Bclmar; Thomas J. on ave., Deal: Henry A. Osborn, • 34 burst. Bank: Charles M. I.oCacclo. Old Mill rri., Stlllwell pi., Freehold, Hlckey, 15 Second st, West Kcnnsbiii-tr: Wilson dr., Elberon; William Lynch.12 Andrew M.. VnnDykc, Ktnga hwy.. SprlnK Lake Heights; .George H. Lock Antoinette Caruso 601 Eighth ave., Atlantic nve., Ocean Grove; Anna Kob< Mlddlctowldl n twn.t : HeleHl n N. LlencckLlkt t 35 wood, 7 Fifth »t., West • Keanahurg; Constantino Katcrlnys, Smlthhurir rd,, Belmar; John Sosdlan, 106 Vi Atklna Inson, 40 Urand ave.. Long Branch Ocean blvd., Atlantic Highlands: Flor- Roso Logan, 906 13th ave. Belmar; Flor- Freehold twp.j Kdwarii F. McLauKhlin, 'e., Neptune, Sidney Williams, Jr., Fine st., Middle ence Shabcl, .10 Brown pi.,.Red Hank; ence M, Lombard!, 400 Fifth ave., Brad- 106 River ct., Belmar; Sally McHug-h, Joseph M, Konnclly, 47 Lcola nvc., town tw|i.; Harry D, Brower, 42 Colby Grace Gerhard. 01 Embury ave.. Ocean ley Beach; Ruth N. Lowden, 58 Man- 1049 Broadway. West Unt Branch; Keansburg: Erlins J. Monscn, 14 Bruco ave., Manasquan. Grove; Louise Gatta, 1209 Munroe ave., nlanan ave, Freehold; Nora Lowry, 34 Leigh S. Polhemus, 816 12th ave, Bel pi., Rumson; Fred G. Fair 2121 Edge- Asbury Park; AuRUsta Grasbcrger. Marl- Shrewsbury nve,, Highlands; Audre/ Me- mar: Michael H. Goldwasscr. 1018 Ben wood pi,, Spring Lake; George Howard, Frank It. Delmclr, 71 W. Highland boro rd Freehold twp.; Jacob S. BahofT*, Clcllan, Sycamore tivvn Shrewsbury; Ar- dermere ave., Wanamassa; Robert N. 227 Asbury Park Village, Asbury Park; nvc., Atlantic Highlands; Harry H, 1008 Sunset ave,, Asbury Park; Itussell thur F. Reese, 'West Park ave.. Oak. MacGregor. Chapel BUI rd., Mlddletown William S, Holmes, 36 Middlesex st., Brown, 70 S, Main st,, Allentown t Mary E, Bennett, 419 Norwood ave., Avnn: hurst; Dorothy Mcglll 701' Rona at.', twp.; Eudora Posuc 11 Bro«

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Thousands fof Cities Service menand "women in their daily work lastyearl.., searched ,for arid found new sources of RED BANK Helped Write This Story y ." oil and gas s «t increased holdings in prospective oil

—You CUSTOMERS, who, with others, purchased more than $800,000,000 worth of Cities Service petroleum, natural gu and other products in 1951... ine a strip ihaf _ _ _ ographic ' Jound- dUririg oil exploration in swamplands., —You SHAREHOLDERS, who, along with 200,000 thar#hold«M in other localities, helped furnish our working tools... wells *»» produced 44 million barrels'of petroleum liquids * f: brought the. Company's.oil reserves to the highest point —You, our SERVICE STATION DEALERS and 17,000 others lik« you, who distributed our products ... ^ —You INSURANCE POLICY HOLDERS and SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS who share in this success story because a success- ful operation enabled us to pay you for the hire of your money...''

i. —And you TAXPAYERS also share when a companyis operated efficiently. Cities Service in 1951 paid more than $50,000,000 in corporate income taxes which, if the Company had not been efficiently operated, would have been added to the tax burden of other taxpayers. (As Ralph Hendershot, noted Financial Editor, wrote in the New York World-Telegram and Sun, "By working real hard in 1951, the officials and employees of the Cities Servios Co. managed to earn $20,000,000 more for Uncle Sam than they in history»& e invested $82,000,000 in new constructionand^acquisitibns'^ H*fefmed?_5,500,QOO barrels :6fcrude oil. did the year before and $518,000 more for the company.")

This joint effort of investors, employees, managers, distributors and dealerB, as described in our 1951 Annual Report, is an in-: spiring chapter in the Great American Story of Progress. Her* are some interesting facts about the growth of Cities Service in the past six years,.since World War II:

In 1945, gross income was $362,385,000, principally representing. customers' purchases of products and services. In 1951, gross income was $835,565,000—an increase of almost half a billion - dollars. . distributed 559 billion cubic feet of natural gas to 705,500 Customers'in homes Q,nd factories.'.. transported by tankers Common Stockholders' equity increased from $149,000,000 to $413,000,000. During this period, Cities Service expended $447,000,000 in the oil and natural gas business. Long-term debt and preferred stock, including prior claims thereon, decreased $176,000,000. Provision for taxes on income increased from $7,474,000 to $50,744,000. '

Ihe "liurtl hoti," g t and •xlra-lu glov«i worn by Mis rkers emphuii tifiik r»flii«ry ruts afety flrtt. CITIES ©SERVICE

54,542,000 barrels of oil products.... sold nearly 4 billion gallons ofrefined, petroleum products Wthese'varied aciiO;, Quality 'Pelrtltum Proitucl'

To a'uf friends In Red Brink who htlptd matte 1951 «' bin year for us and for Cities Service—many thanks! We shatl do evaryihUin u:o can to show our apprecia- tion by mulling ihti a "continued story" of good service through 1052. YOUR NEIGHBORLY CITIES SERVICE DEALERS ," "n(ti«s mdrfc irpcsst'ftte /or the Directors to report to thelstockholderiowners thai ih^ir'Company'had another record ^ear. 3ttl ' HERE AHD EVERYWHERE

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* • • • .••••.• Manufacturers cooperated to bring you special low prices on these dozens*of needed spring and summer itemsl\ Shop early on Friday,

for many styles are one oft a kind, and, in some instances quantities are limited!, Sorry, no mail or phone orders on sale merchandise!, ,

4.98* to 10.00* Simulated Sheer^atid Double-Woven Collapsible Skirt or Trouser Misses* 25.00 to 29.95 6.98 Latex Foam Pillows Cotton Gloves 1129 Pearl Necklaces Hanger 2 for 1.00 Classic sllpon; embroidered back, or Handy closet accessory or for traveling. 4.98 2.00* ruffled cuff styles, White, pink, beige, Spring Toppers Holds 6 skirts or pairs of trousers. navy or black. 6 to T,i. Allergy-free pillows with sanfor- Chokers, cellars, necklaces, bibs, ized white zipper-case. ropes and fancy types, in pink or 3.69 to 3.98 Quality white. Matching earrings, 1.00.* 1.00 Boutonnieres for Your 17.50 Garment Bags each 2.39 Lapel! 69« 'A lovely array of styles and colors to complemenf your summer outfits.' Long, short and spencer lengths! Women's Handkerchiefs, WSmen's, Misses', Juniors' Fin-on flowers to make summer cos- Jumbo dress size holds up to 16 gar- ments. Jumbo suit size holds S suit* tumes brighter. Roses, carnations, dai- Honeycomb baskctweave! Initialed Styles 22.95 'Rayon Suits 8-garment dress size also available. Clear ' 59o sies and violets in the group. Lightweight crepe! Sheer suedeclotht plastic with zipper closing. 16.50 Wo'rsted lightweight tweed! Exquisite handkerchiefs at a special sav- ing just in time for Mother's Day giving. Women's, misses' and juniors' sizes in All 100% Wools! | , Large petite point Initial embroidered la trim tailored summer suits of crease- Juniors' 8.98 and 12.98 10.98 Rayon Crepe pastel shades on white. * resistant rayon. 9 to 15; 10 to 20 and White Blue Wavy. Aqua- 11U to 21tf in the group. Famous Cotton Dresses Pink Gold , Beige Coral Housecoats Oyster Pink Powder Blua Lilac Taffy Grey Sixes 8 to 18 Taffeta Pull-Through 'Ascots ' Aqua Ume Cotillion Blue '6.60 Iiilao Gold Navy COATS, Fashion Circle 59c Bed White Black Washable sanforized cotton dresses 7.98 wearing a famous label you'll rec- Brown Grey Coral ognize the minute you see it! Light Fashion's newest touch for suit neck- Leather Green in the group and dark colors .in qne-and-two- Full-length classic - wraparound . lines . . . the perky ascot pulled through piece styles. Sizes 9 to IS. style. Washable print. 12 to «. to make a lasting "flare." SUITS, Fashion Circle JUNIOR MISS, Fashion Circle Specially Purchased or Reduced!

4.98* to 12.98* Handbags Special Purchase Men's 1.00 to ISO Western Belts 5.98 to 10.9$ Blouses 4.98 Chenille Bath Mat Set Famous-Make Jewelry 3.98* Women's and 59c Failles, shantungs, linens, Madagascar Misses' Sizes! 3.98 3,99 Wide or narrow leather belts with west- Each, tOO* straws and other fabrics In an assort- ern buckles. ment of pouches, clutches, vanities and Two-tone bath mat and seat cover A group of blouses specially purchased from our leading Choice of tie clips or cuff links boxes by a famous maker. Tailored or in 10 decorator colors, whloh would sell for 1.50* to 2.60* dressy styles. manufacturers and priced for quick clearaway! Many one- if not specially purchased* of-a-kind styles taken from our own stock. 'Cottons, tissue failles and rayon crepes. Sizes 32 to 42 in the group. Toddlers* Handmade 59c to 1.00 Stationery Dresses, Suits, Pinafores 3.97 2 boxes 1.00 Toddlers' dresses, Infants' dresses, little Embroidered Handkerchiefs 17.98 to 22.95 Misses' 5.98 to 12.98 Skirts 3.99 boys' suits, babettes and pinafores, in the group. A variety of attractive styles. White A sample assortment of skirts including many of our most each 39c • 3 for 1.00 Pure Silk Shantung Dresses and colors. Manufacturer's oioseout! popular cottons and rayon-and-wool gabardines! Sizes Sheer white hankies with floral am- 10 to 18. - • . . broldered motifs. If not specially pur. 15.00 High, Wide and Handsome chased, would be 660 each, i Teens' 4.29 Poplin SPORTSWEAR, Street Floor Zip-Front Jacket 2.99 Brand new dresses, bought especially for I • Handbags this event! Your most wanted and de- Adjustable buckle sides. Navy, red, green, grey or maize. 10 to 18. sirable fabric for aummer days In town. V i " ' '8.98 to 5.98 Rayon Crepe and 'One-and-two piece styles In black, navy, 4.98* Girls' Cotton ' beige, Dior blue or toast, 10 to 20. Tissue Faille Blouses 2.98 T-Shirts, 1.29 to 1.59 15"Denier Sheer or Mesh Extra large ,.. extra roomy hand- OTSSES' DRESSES, Fashion Circle Originally 2.98. Assorted colors, bags to hold all your necessities, Tailored or dressy styles; short or HI Sizes 7 to 18, By Carter. Nylon' Hosiery sleeves i white or pastels. 83 to 88. Turtleneck Pullover and Misses' 17.98 to 19.98 Popular Lipsticks Imported Linen Separates 99C Matching Cloche each 1.98 Men's Pure Silk Ties 1.39 39c Sheer nylons with {aequard mesh top and contrasting seamj Blouse and akin Knitted pullover to go with sticks, or or seam-frea mesh for summer's bare-legged look. By combination 11*90 Creamy UpstteUs in clear Incite casa skirts t . i 'matching hat for aummer 3 for 4.00 ALBA* Sizes 8'/r to II, In flattering new shades. wear , With brsus awlvel base, 6 colors. <# . Short and long sleeves! Straight All-over patterns or panel designs. and gored skirts I Wonderful ool- HOSIERY, Street Floor ors! 10 to 18 in the group. oa fine elite fabrics, Ideal as gifts, SPORTSWEAR, Street Floor Special!, Matfs Broadcloth' Silk *Kerchie'f Squares LOCK Clamorous Skirts and Tops for. Pajamas 2.98 Men's Cotton or Washable Rayon p silk squires te wear *• Special Purchase of Fine -Fine fcroidelothi guaranteed washable. Cocktail Parties, Danceo neckerehlefa er btndenu, Striped patterns, A, B, a or D, Sport Shirts Kroll Cribs ,. 29,00 22,95 mid 29.95 Skirts 17.00 Mturdy Kroll orlb In waxid mapl«, white. Men's and Women** or tray finish, Shampoo Curl makes hair, All-leather Walteti 9.98 and 12.98 Blouses 6.00 curlier, fluffier. 2 for 5.00 • If not spsolally pur- ehaiad. om* *• ™>* All of fine quality fabrics! Lta.Mwetght op«n we.vu, t8M« Sturdy Innorsprlng BuutMul skirts and blouni destined to 69c cheeked gtnghami, novelty deilgni, lelld eoiori, alto make you look as pretty M posilbltl lie 1,00* to 2.98* Comma CrtbMattrm 9.98 the detn-flounotd tiers , . , thi widt, thampM Curl Is tba revolutionary ehteked rayonil Many with pearl buttons. Small, medium, full skirts .,, the fabulous tebrloi that shampoo that practically washie Urge and extra*!«rge iliei. ""*> 88c* Wsiei-repelltnt orlb mattrtss with Inner- make thast lueh exciting "buys," aurli Into your hair, Hotps ourli spring construction, Nurssiy.pattsrn Single shirt 2,89, All thorbtleaved ttylas. Pins, ' earrlnn, nitkiaoaa ana oovor, to lut longer. braoeleti In Ullsrid, 'stone er Ctadld tl MOTTOR BRBMBI, 7aehlea CHrole ' - MBN'i SHOP, Strut • plui tu Shop daily from 9*30 to 5t30—Red Bank store open Friday 'til 9; Asbury "ParU store open Wednesday 'til 9 10 Gents RED BANK REGISTER PER COPY VQLUME LXXIV, NO. 44. BED BANK, N. J., THUKSDAY, MAY 1, 1952 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 16. Committee to Investigate Prisons Holmdel Pupils Win D.A.R. Essay Prizes Six Properties County Boy Scouts Numbered 4,453 To Hold Public Hearing Tomorrow Sold and Seven In 1951—It's an All-Time Record TRENTON, yith.~ig«igb.t ilar to those prevailing at federal before council previously about the Engier of Coral Gables, Fla., to Donegal', William Dorsey, Frank P. Serving as council officers Islet ~ guards as hostages. '• institutions. condition of Cambridge avo., asked Fred Boctcher of -North Haledon, Joyce, Jr., Clifford Kldd, Jack Par- year wero E. Donald Sterner presi- Both groups complained of poor The rioters at both Trenton and mentler, Toddy Sauer, Robert dent, William Buchsbaum, Monroe Award to Lawton if that street would he done. Mr. N. J. Schlosser, Peter Thompson, Thom- conditions In the prisons and a bad Rahway said the revolts were their ; Er.rlght answered the borough had M/Sgt. Stephen K. Gretz's house Eisner and 3anford C* Flint vice; parole' system, They surrendered' only-method of bringing attention ATLANTIC CITY —'Ma], Gen. not yet. tnkon the rnad over" and at 75 John st,, Red Bank, to Lieut, as Westcrman, Leigh Blakeney and presidents, Mr. Buchsbaum, Irving" themselves and the hostages, un- to their conditions.' .• Kiike B, Lawton, commander of that it would be resurfaced when John Dunlop, David Palmer. Feist, Amory Hoskell and Mr. Fort Monmouth, and Alfred Tar- put in shape. Mr. Dean asked how George Huskor's bungalow on Three Explorer Scouls won the Sterner national council representa- Morton H. Jones, Jr. gbn of RedBank were among those it could be-resurfaced when It had Naveslnk rd., Hilton Park, to Mrs. Coveted Silver Awards: Irwln Hy- tives, Mr. Feist treasurer, Stanley honored here the past week-end at never even been surfaced. Mr. En- Leslie Mann. man, Philip Burger, 3d and Joseph H. Green .assistant treasurer and Free Messages to Servicemen Mr.' Jones has, completed exten- the. Catholic .War Veterans' state rlght replied there was nothing Arthur Kltams' apartment at Fronapfcl, Nine won National William F, Mattison commissioner. sive/ renovations to, the property,' convention. the borough could do and he for 1050 Ocean ave., Sea Bright, to and it has been e'nlarged to Include, Gen., Lawton was presented the 'one was "sick and tired of hearing Lieut. Garafola. 4 a large modern office. , . state commander's "For Country" you yap about it." Domlnlck Figaro's house at 419 To Feature Armed Forces Day Mr.' Jones came to Red Bank In award. The C.. W. V.'s motto is 1 11 Churches, Y' Are Beneficiaries 1929 from Florida. He was associ- Asked by other residents In that River rd., Rumson, to H. J, Gar- "For God, Country and Home." He area about roads still owned by rigues, formerly of Lincoln ave., 4 ated with Laird and company until Is the second successive person Fair Haven. FORT,MONMOUTH — Want to 1941, when he joined the VanHorn from. Monmouth .county to receive Allen brothers, Mayor Edgar V. In Reid Will Signed With X' send a free message to some serv- agency at Fair Haven, where he re- a similar award, Attorney General Dcnise told them tho developers Charles Parrlllo's bungalow at 6 iceman or woman anywhere in the RBCH Debaters mained until: he went Into the serv- Theodore. D. Parsons last year re- were na anxious as, they woro to Peninsula, ave., Sea Bright, to Sgt. FREEHOLD — Several religious United States,'-or in many othe_r ice. : ceiving the "For Home" award. have the roads taken over by the Orlo Balr of Fort Hancock. denominations and the local Y.M. - parts of the world? • After serving 42 months with the borough. He assured them If the Capt. Robort Gorst, who has been C.A. were named principal bene- Want to watch this free message In his acceptance speech, tho gen- roads were not put in lihape with- transferred to Augusta, Ga., has UJA Meeting Set ficiaries by Ella Smock Reid of State Champions Air corps In World Wat II, he oral assured the 557 registered dele- in a reasonable time, tho borough rented to Capt. Joseph Garrett his literally "fly away" on the wthgs joined the' Thompson agency, Red gates . at the Senator hotel that Marlboro township, who died Mar. of a Signal Corps carrier pigeon) Bank. would take action. Hve-room house at 7 Wilson circle, 2, In a will filed for probate last and later be transmitted via MARS, EAST ORANGE—The debating Christian principles are riot being Ward T. Posey of Oak pi. asked Sun Ranch homes, MIddletown For Monday Night week in the office of Surrogate team ol) Red Bank Catholic -high The new agoncy will specialize forgotten In the Armed Forces. township. the Military Amateur • Radio Sys- school placed first in tho state Sat- in farms; building lots and houses Other award recipients were Most. council If anything was being dono The opening of the 1952 United Dorman McFaddin. tem? urday afternoon when the New in and around the Lineroft, Middle- Rev. James A. McNulty, auxiliary about several residents of that Jewish. Appeal drive In the Red Named to share the residuary This service will be one of the Jersey Forensic league of second- town and Red Bank areas, Mrs. bishop of Newark, and Alexander street who wero putting up fences Bank area will be hold Monday are Old Brick church, Bradevelt; , features of Armed Forces day, Sat- ary schools held Its annual cham- Harold C, Hancock of Holmdel has F. Ormsby, former dean of John which exceed the five-foot height Red Bank Man night when an initial gifts meeting Reformed church", Colt's Neck; urday afternoon, May 17, when pionship in Beck hall of Upsala joined the agency as a salesman Marshall law college. Convention limit set by tho borough. • Mayor will be hold at the home of Mr. Catholic church, Colt's Neck, and Fort Monmouth will hold open college, and notary public, Mrs. Hancock speakers wore Dr. William H. Con- Denise replied action had already Granted Patent and Mrs. Edwin Lichtig, Bcllevue the Presbyterian, Baptist, Metho- house for all residents of Mon- is one of the owners of Town and leyt vice president of Seton Hall been started against them. ave., Rumson, dist, Refocmed, St. Peter's Episco- mouth county and other nearby Gold medals were awarded each Country shop In Red Bank, She unlvorslty, and Rev. John J. Cas- Councilman Tony Hunting an- WASHINGTON, D. C—The O. S. pal, St. Rose of Lima Catholic, ' areas. member of the team by T. M. Cow- Is a former regent of Shrewsbury sels, professor at Immaculate Con- nouncod the American Legion post patent offlce has granted patent Colored Methodist and Colored Another highlight, which should an, league president, who also Towne chapter, Daughters Ameri- ception seminary. of Red Bank would hold Its cus- numbor 2,S92,»78 on a "RetractaWo Baptist, all of this place. particularly interest tho kiddles, awarded the team the 'Forensic can Revolution, tomary Memorial day servioo at 10 Tool" to Frank A. Trimboll of Red Part of the estate will be mads will be a display of pigeon heroes, league trophy for one year. The Among the delegates wore 65 rep- a. m. In the, borough park on Bank. up of a homestead farm In Marl- trophy is a gift of the debating Mr. and Mrs. MeCarron.are now resentatives from Monmouth coun- Including "G. I. Joe," who saved living in a new bungalow, which River rd. This Invention pertains to a novel boro. Also in the will was author- 1,000 lives In World War II. For society of . Princeton university, ty who helped elect Mr, Targon to M. Floyd Smith, borough clerk, ity for setting up a $20,000 trust . they recently had constructed otj the offlce of state treasurer. He Is and improved combination,tool of those Interested In radio, the Fort Along with the team of Mor- the property next to Jones' office. read a letter from tho Shrewsbury tho sorowdrlvor type. In particular, fund, income from which will go .Monmouth station, K2USA, will be rlstown high school, which placed the only county C. W. V. member River yacht club, Inviting tho may- it provides a device, the blade of to David Fitzgerald. Upon Mr. open for inspection.. second, the Red Bank debaters will to hold a state office, Ho is a past or and council to attend its Me- which may bo lengthened or short- Fitzgerald's death, the fund wilt The exhibits will also include attend the, Tournament of Cham- Church Starts Drive treasurer of St. James post, Red morial, day service at 3 p. m. on ened In accordance with tho re- becomo part of the estate. Other 'many new Signal Corps develop- pions of the ForenBlc league at Bank, C. W. V., and past adjutant the lawn in front of the clubhouse. quirements of the work at hand, or bequests were $1,000 to Old Brick ments in all fields ot communica- Princeton university Saturday, To End Debt in '53 and present treasurer of the Mpn- it may bo removed and replaced by ohurch for care of a cemetery plot -. tion. '• where they will present a mock de- mouth county C. W. V, In other a different kind of a tool such as a where her gradfather Is burled. Wherever, possible, it will be ar- bate as- guoats of the Whig Clio- , The congregation of Holy Trinity business, bowling awards woro pre- Service to Mark wrench, chisel, punch, drill, ham- John McKnlght, Gertrude Mc- ranged for visitors actually to op- sophio Debating soolety. In June Evangelical Lutheran church of sented to'»tho Asbury Park and mer, saw or the like. Thus, the as- Knlght and Dorothy Cook each the Red Bank team will represent Red Bank, hoping to end Its in- Deal posts, Gon. and Mrs. Lawton were willed $499. erate the equipment. They will be, 133d Anniversary sembly may be used with maximum invited to talk to each other by New'Jetaey In the national Foren- debtedness In 1953 in. celebration were among tho guosti at Satur- effectiveness at all times. The will was signed the past > sic league competition, to be • held of Its 20th anniversary, today day night's convention ball In tho walkie-talkie andhandle-talkle, uso La Vie En ROBO room at the, hotel. Members of Independent Order Basically, Mr. Trtmboll's con- Jan. 5 with an "x" witnessed by r an Army teletypewriter, and con- at Boston' university. opened tho "Debt Free by '03" cam- of Odd Fellows of this district, In trivance comprises a suitable Edward O. Forman and Clifford verso between two military ve- Mombors of tho Rod Bank team, paign. , conjunction with tho Rebekah handle, through tho ontiro length Hancc. Mr. Hance was named hloles, such as a tank and a joop. who argued the quostlon, "Rosolv- A. Edward.Lackas, Littlo Silver; Council Seeks branch, will hold a special service of which thore extends a bore of oxecutor. ' Monmouth County residents who edt All Amorloans should b» con- and John Olvlng, MIddletown town- at 8 p. m. Sunday at the Red Bank rectangular or polygonal cross sec- are veterans of tho fighting In Ko- scripted for essential services In' ship havo been named chairman Litter Bearers Methodist ohuroh to mark tho tion. The shank of the sorewdrlver rea will be honored with a place time of war," are affirmative i Jos- and co-chairman, respectively. Tho founding of tho lodge 133 years ago. or other, tool is positioned within Forrar's Liquor In the reviewing parly at the gar- eph' Flannery and William Oauli program • inoludes" a special gifts LITTLE SILVBR-^Jay Berger, Planned to bo an annual ovont, this boro and is capable of being rison parade. All such veterans, In negative: James Dowd and William appeal to ,bO' followed" by a general Civil Defense director for this bor- the anniversary celebration will be adjusted to a setting wherein tho or out of uniform, who are able to White. Sister Mary Charltas Is canvass, of the congregation. Mr. ough, announced this weok that held at Keyport next year and at maximum turning foroe may bo ap- Stock Robbed < Laokas announced no a'ppeal will Leon Levy attend are Invited to telephone the coaoh of tho team. application*'are being solicited for Atlantlo -Highlands the following plied closest to the workplece. For SHREWSBURY—More than $1,« office ot publto and teohnloal In- bo made to the public although betwoen 40 and BO litter bearers year. • example, the shank may project anyone wishing to help the ohuroh to' aorve In the ovont of an substantially full length from the Abraham J, Zager and Louis Dra- 000 worth of liquor and $50 In cash formatlon, BA 84060, X-8283, Frank O. Hullfish, grand mastor, il n, co-chairmen of tho U.J.A, com- was stolon from Porrar* liquor may do io by contacting,him, emergency, was prlnolpal speaker at a dinner back of tho handle, whloh Is not Awarded $4,250 Some of the bearara, said Mr. objectionable If space Is available; mittee have announced that Leon store, highway 38, between Monday Dentists Complete Tuesday night of last week at Bay- Levy, Trenton attorney and presi- night and Tuesday morning, Berger, will serve at a casualty side lodge, Koyport, t-> mark tho and, with such an arrangement, a Forum Group Heart itntlon at the local school, Othors wrenoh or othec turning Implement dent of tho Jewish Fodoratlon ot Local and state police are Investl. .Course on Cancer For Injured Leg annlvoraary. Motion ploturos woro Tronton, will bo guest apoakor, gating the theft, Chester L, Form Youth Activities Head will be assigned to a mobile first presented by Edward Phelnn and may bo engagodwlth the promoting NEW YORK CITY—Dr, William FREEHOLD—A suit instituted aid unit whloh will be prepared portion. The commltteo In churgo pf tho of Parker pi,, proprietor, reported Copporthwalto of Red Bank and COLT'S NECK, — Member! , ot Joseph Flsehler porfoihied foaU of local drivo hae set a goal of SB6> that tho thieve* concentrated OB by Thomas Brannlgan of 41 Ohuroh to aond, on short notice, a physi- maglo, Among tho special guoste It should be noted that Mr. Trim- Scotch and Canadian whleklee, tak- Or. I. Lawrence Qoldborg of Froo- st,, Koantburg, against August Puo- the executive oommlttee of the At- cian, nuraoe, Utter bearers and boll provides a looking cap for so- 000 ae iti sharo of tho national goal hold attended 'tho eerlea .of oral lantic township olvlc forum mot at the dinner wero Edward H, Mo- ot $151,600,000 to provldo for tho ing H full oaees, tn addition te olarollo and hli daughter, Joan Puo equipment, , eer, deputy grand master) William auraly holding tho «ssambly in its Individual bottlos from the etoro'i canoer coursei for New Jersey clnrollo, Newark, In Superior court Tuesday night at the home of HAN These tralnod personnel, accord- adjusted sottlngs without the possi- eottlomont and housing of new* dentlsti at Columbia unlverilty, . old Ounthor on Freehold-Oolt'a Motcalf, past grand master, and oomere to Israel, ae well as the shelvoa, was settled Juet before trial 'Mon- 1 ing to Mr. Berger, would be uead Rlohard Klrby, district deputy. bility of aooldontal release In ad- Moat of the stolen liquor wu Tha oouriei are jointly sponior- day. Nook rd, here. noc only for Civil Defines but for Deputations from Rod Bank, At- dition, provision Is made for a rohablllatlon of Jewa in Europe and id by the New Jeney Dental IO- John Rlohard* told Earl Rood, Moslem lands and the adjustment taken from a stock room la the \ Aecordlng to the complaint filed any emergency In the state. . lantic Highlands, Forth Amboy, closure member whleh fits over the roar of the building. Entrance wae * olety and the New Jersey depart' William Munoi, Ooorge Handw, Parsons • Intereeted may contact Bradley Beach and Asbury Park outer ond of tho bore of the handle of refugees expeotod to enter the m*nt of health at part of the ef- by Edward W. Wlee, Jr., of the Arthur Freer and Henry L. Halter- United States this year. gained through * rear window, bevri ' Rod Bank firm of Wise * WUo, Dr. Edwin 8. Oaten, medical di- also attended tho dinner. • with ordinary uso of the tool, but on whloh wero bent and pried looee fort Intended to train dentleti In Mr, Brannlgan was Injured last mann, forum nroaldont, of plane of rector of the defense council, or whloh may bo removed Instantly Mr. Lovy le ono of Trenton's fore- the early detection of eanoer. the youth aotlvltlea commlttie The program for Sunday It M follown most olvlo and communal leaders. by toole left behind by the thieves. June IT while employed as super? Robert Gaboon, Croat dr,, Little whenever noecseary, Furthermore, The robbery wae discovered fay Available figure* for the U. 8. Intondent of a parking lot on the which he heads. Mr. Haltermann Bllvert captain of civil defoma, raluilt "Adatlo" (Frank RrldieJ> as montloned above, various tool Ho rooontly returned from liroil, ehow that ton per oent of all reminded commlttoo memberi to ?raeiMlon*! hymn No. 41, "Ooif That Tho Trenton attornoy hae spokon Mr. Forrar's mother, Mre. Til beachfront et Koaneburg, Mailut Kaith anil Heaven.', elomonta may be Inserted and used Forrar of Red Bank, about -Mil" oanoera In man ooour In or around urge parents to attind the next for- Cnll to Wof.hlp with the handle, In bohalf of tho United Jowlih Ap- tha mouth. In New Jeraay, about Mlie Puoolarollo, whllo operating um meeting Wednesday, May at, Mayer* Settle llolo „., nioharil Werner peal In many parti of the United m, Tueeday when ehe opened one out of eviry 30 men dying of her father's oar In which he waa at the township hull here. BiMionilya reading.. Peafur pan Uil, It la alslmod that the devloe of States, store. She notified Patrolman « cancer, die of oanoer of the oral a paMongor. drove Into the park* Accident Suit "Tilt «lMn«tli this Invention le simple In oon- W. Parker ot the local pollee. uet.,.,nieharmnl WWarner and John Boner construction, and that Its part* are A« co-chairman ior ipeclal gifts oavlty or throat. Ing tot end Inquired ae to tho price WINS rOltD CAB FRBEHOLD-Mr. and Mra. Ja- erliitursa nsUInnsUInraaillntti , of the 1062 U.J.A, drive In Tren- of parking, Upon being Informed cob Mayor of Center av»,, Leonar- utoral pmuprayerr and choral r»»non«n few In number and durable and ton, Mr, Levy hue helped ralae large • . IIOOKewirJ Cimp kupportiri * that the ohargo wee So oonte and A 10311 Ford Country iqulre oar lo John tinner strong, As another advantege, It for the eonvletlolonn oef neneiierien or »eh ttid In our «jenn. private fltilni roeni do, accepted n $400 aettlimont horo OlferlnITerlnir* mny be produced at a low cost bo- •time to provide dooont housing and •one r«niovtns" tverireinrireinai from my nlrrain< p l ir u l r m nd not US oonti •ho started to back was awarded by the Red Bank laet week In their ault- agalnet Orian, "Ah" (Tui'tlnl) othor necoeiltlo* of life for tho un- tC' •" i '|!' "r " " 4" " """I* fl'* 1 the ear up In order to leave, and Llona olub Tuesday night at the Jamea J. Clark and company and Choir, "llrothir Jamei Air" uuuso tho machining operations, ro- precedented flood of Immigrants to Kill Oinli, i-oiie-aT.—AdvaitleiS' In eo doing (truck Mr. Brannlgan, Molly Plteher hotel to Rlohard J. quired In Ita manufacture, are rel- mint. JlllBi ie!_.ReOiTni lU&i."tSSli Ralph Sitter, both of Jereey City. flood atively easy to perform. lerael. He le also leader tn Tren- Who wai aUndlng beside the oar. affray of Windmill lane, Rumaon. The eult wu lnatltutid for auto ton Jewish eharltlea and haa given oaualng hie left leg to be Injured. Prooaeda will go to the Rid,Bank damegei and peraonal Injurloe re- The application \ for thla patent mueh time and energy to many , Our Almanae,#l Mr. Brannlgan we* taken to Men* Community Y.M.O.A. Bleh year wae mod Oot, S, 1040. phllenthroplii, Including the Com- In full feree, oriiegi Money the elub'e welfare project benefit* sulting from an aooldent hot «ep- Duboli) u«e new, w for ho W rmi., equntrjr utaii, bail. mouth Memorial hoapltel, where It tember. Mr. and Mra. Mayer were munity Ohoit. llfiel.—Adv* <•• iiliMni or new, tune wte found he had abstained a frao- a different organisation. . Veleri el Ihrewsoury lereuik , urn «M«» rpatmant• patmsnt, Ibarsl loans on reproeented by Sherman Manning, _UiJus|t Arrlvaal t with Io think all thme who ip hind/ ture of the leg, The defendante Red Bank lawyer. The dafendanta Untiled iuvMnlyr "uf'"nun«lur» oajlliter l» vutnl fur my nomination lu int pri- Ml were repreeented by Edward 8. Thi to hhillfi f anil bblii«il > bull- were repreeented hy Bdward J< nmry •Ittllun, Hxeluuvt fl'ii iifleij from II Io lit. «•• imiiof Xueblet of Nawark, mm'i Oi||( Invite. At |.»U8,—Aaven lease! Paikar. n«ritWi»pu« Olll fhim, 111 Hann ev«,, •flMtlnt »« Aeohir of Asbury Fsrk. Ilieniat, —Advertliineat, Aieury wrs.—•AdviHIliimiil, thle Heyi Two REP BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 FRESBYTEBIAN ST. OEOBGE'S BY THE RIVER METHODIST CALVARY BAPTIST Rurason Rumson Highland* Red Bank "The Courage of a Coward" wil Services Sunday will be: 8 a. m., Church school will meet at 9:30 Sunday school meets at 9:30 a. m. ATTEND THI be the.topic of the sermon by Rev, Holy Communion; 9:30, Holy Com- a. m. Rev. Roger W. Kusche, pas- with Mrs. Annie Jackson in charge. A, Kenneth Magner, Jr., at the 11 munion for the junior congregation tor, will deliver a sermon, "Pro- Rev, J. B, Gllchrist will bring the a. m. service Sunday. and Sunday school; 11 o'clock, Holy ducing Dividends for God," at the morning message at 11 o'clock. John H. Watson, 3d., minister o: Communion and sermon by Rev. moming service at 11 o'clock. Holy Communion will be observed 'at music,' will play as prelude, "I George A. Robertshaw. There Is Communion will b» offered at the 8:30 p. m. The evening service is at Paradlsum," Dubois. The choir wil also a session of church school for evening service at 7:30. 7:30 o'clock, A prayer and song render "Rock of Ages" by Dudlej children three. to seven years of The youth fellowship from Nave- service will be held Wednesday at Buck; Mrs/ Lewis' Arnold will sing age, whose parents wish to attend sink Methodist church will join the 8 p. m. ' : as the offertory solo "O Diyln« Re- the regular service of. worship. Mu- group here Monday at 7:30 p. m. The special Easter offering was deemer." Gounod. The postlude se- sic at this church service will be: Fellowship circle will meet in the reported'as $300, , . f lection will be "A Sabbath Melody" Prelude. Ode to Victory, by Thom- recreation room Tuesday at-8 p, m. EVERY WEEK Mueller., , . •'.'.••' as; Xjrrie, by Noble; offertory, Prayer and Bible study meeting GOODWILL METHODIST , METHODIST BAPTIST "f PRESBYTERIAN HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN 'T h e - welcoming committee "With•".»• Voice of Singing." by will be held at 7:30 p. m. Wednes- 1 Rumson : Red Bank ! formed this, week by Mr. and Mrs Shaw; Sanetua, by. Parker; Com- day. A family night covered-dish Red Bank Red Bank " Red; Bank munion anthem," Bread of the At the 7:30 p. m. worship service, , . The Sacrament of Holy Commun- Church school will meet at 8:48 "Seven Words Thai Can Trans- Sunday's services will include Thomas: iWarks and Miss Ethel supper, to mark National Christian Rev. Janies W. Marshall will preach Cook. Jt Edward Wilson'.and V World," by'Hodges; "Gloria," by Family week, will be held next | ion will be administered Sunday at a. m. and will observe missionary form Tour Life" will be the ser- catechfeal instruction at 9a. m., Noble; postlude, "Toccata on St. on the theme, "The Christian Fam- '! the 11 o'clock worship by the pas- Sunday. Rev, W. Clinton Powers mon topic of Kev. Charles S. Web- children's choir practice at 9:30, Him E. Sagurton head-the.commit- Thursday at 6 b'clock, ily .Today." , /.. " . I ster at the 9:30 and 11 a., m. ser- tee of ushers formed by young me: Amtee," by Coke-Jephcott. •. ' S tor, Rev. Roger J. Squire, whose will give a Communion meditation Sunday-school- at 9:45, with show- The movie,."Heidi," will be shown \ • message will be on the theme, at the 11 o'clock church service vices next Sunday. Ing of film, "Trail Blazing in New of the church., - • •:„:•.' !.. CHAPEL OF HOLY COMMUNION Philip Roy will sin? the tenor The, Sunday church nursery open; for th» church, school children "Sat- , Fair Haven " J "Abide in Me." Music directed by and will welcome new members. Guinea," an* supplementing the urday at 3 p. m. "; John Ferris will include, prelude, Flowers will be given by Mr. and solo, "Sing Unto the Lord a Mew pastor's sermon at the regular 11 at 10:48 a; m.fin Birigham.hi.il io; The celebration of Holy Commun. » "Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring," Mrs, Albert Laehder, Sr. in mem- Song." The ushers for this service o'clock service. . • , \ the; care of young . children of thi The girls' ehoir will meet Wed- ion -will be celebrated on. Sunday ! Bach; offertory, "Last Supper," ory of her mother, Mrs.- Drake, and will be headed by Mahlon W. Par- : Members and friends will.attend congregation, '•',. ' • nesday afternoon for rehearsal, the morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Christo- "^Weinberger; anthem by the choir, by Mrs. Elizabeth Magee in mem- sons; Jr. Edmund VomSteeg:, Jr., the Shore District Bible conference : Church school meets at 9 ;*5 a. m. boys' choir Thursday afternoon and pher H. Snyder, vicar, will be the •""Communion Hyman," Husj, and ory of her husband. The chancel will head the welcoming com- Sunday at 8 p. m. at the Lutheran with'the upper department meeting- the men's choir Friday, evening. celebrant, assisted by Robert Au- mittee. -• postlude, "Jesus, Priceless Treas- choir will sing. Ushers will include Church, of the Atonement, Aabury in the sanctuary under direction ot METHODIST mack and ' George Bi Moxley .as J ure," Bach. W. W. Kennedy, Charles Miller, At the 11 o'clock service a vocal Park. - ,' • Edgar Fore*;,and the-primary de- servers. The vicar request! that the duet, "My Task," will be rendered. partment, in Blngham, hall, super ' Atlantic Highlands, parents and family join-with the i A film strip, "Boy Meets' Girl," Charles Smith and Vernon Loud. : ' : The Ladies' Aid society is spon- * 2 will be shown at the 6:45 o'clock A nursery for small children will The church quartet will sing the soring a'luncheon next Wednesday vised; by.Mr», Arthur Pauels.v. . "When.iyirtue I* a Cloak" is the new candidates of confirmation for i meeting.of the youth fellowship In be conducted during the church offertory anthem, "Come, Ye Bless- at the noon hour in the churoh. Junior high'youth ..fellowship wl theme of the sermon by Rev, Roy their first Communion, The vicar 1 the fireplace room. Carolyn Oiten hour by the 50-50 club. Youth fel- ed." Ushers for this service will be . Mrs. John Schwlnd, 111 McLaren meet in Bingham hall »t 6:30 p. m. E.. Williams, Jr., for the service will preach on "The , Thing* • We J will lead the devotions, lowship will meet at 7:30.p. m, headed by Philip R. Bailly. John st,, was voted a lite membership with. Reed'Lundln presiding. -Th Sunday at 11 a. m. A nursery will Have Missed." Music by Miss Kath- ; ' Several chapters of the fraternal The flowers on the Communion H.'. White, Sr.,. will head the wel- in the Vlomen'e Missionary society senior youth fellowship meets I be'conducted for the benefit of par- leen Cbrisnian, organist; prelude, ; . order of Odd Fellows will be guesta table Sunday were the gift of Mr. coming committee, During this ser- of the United Lutheran Church in Bingham hall at 8 p, m., with Miss ents of small children during, the "Prayer" by Martlnsen; offertory J at the 8 o'clock evening service. The and Mrs. Patrick Bailey of High- vice the sacrament of infant bap- America at the last meeting of the Joan Sparling ' presiding.- B« t service. , anthem, "O, For a Closer Walk '» pastor will preach on "The Good way Gardens. ' ; ' tism 'will be administered also, local .church group. This will be groups will' entertain Miss Mary ' In the evening at 7:46, Rev. Mr.With God," by. Dykes, and post- At 9:30 a. m:, the church school reported at the state convention tc 'Ann. Staples of- the, Matawaii Pres- Williams will preach on, "The Op-lude, "In A" by Clare. Church-school DON'T i'l Samaritan." Richard. Warner, ten- Rev. George A. Robcrtshaw,: rec- at 9:45 a. m. 2 or, and John Ebner, baritone, will tor of St" George's-by-the-Rlver, will meet in the new educational be held May 7 and 8 at Wild-wood byterian youth group. as gues timism of Christ." j be heard in solos and a duet. The Rumson, will speak on "Spiritual building atop Tower hill known as The women at their last meeting speaker. A social hour and business Sunday school will meet at 9:43 DIG DEEP! i chancel choir will sing, "Brother Westminster house. New students also voted to send a delegate t meeting will follow the,; program a. m. Intermediate and Youth Fel- Security for Today's - Families" at thn convention, paying all expenses METHODIST I James' Air," traditional. The organ a "fellowship day" meeting .tomor- are always cordially invited to Tomorrow evening both ybutl lowships at 6:45 p. m. . . J numbers will be; Prelude, "Adagio," enroll. ' . A class in beginners', English ii groups will field softball teams fo The Woman's Society of Christian Naveslnk Tha shot that can cost you row at 2 p. m. in the Salvation Bev. Roger W. Kusche, pastor, I -Bridge; offertory, "Air," Tartlni, Army building on Riverside ave. The weekly meeting of the West- held every Thursday from 7 to 9 ,p trie-spring, arid early,summer sea- Service will hold Its May meeting and postlude, Grand Choeur," Du- minster youth fellowship will not m. at the church. There Is no fee son, Team.A will.play a home gam 'and Latin America study Tuesday will deliver .'a sermon, "Producing plenty is the one that hits : . The board of trustees will meet Dividends for God,": at the morning boia. . . ' . Monday' night in *hc church efflce. b* held this week. • and all are welcome. on tne' Rumson high school uppei at 2- p. m. • Members and frlends. of this •' Tonight at 7o'c!oek the "kick-off field. with .'the youth of the Rec The third in a series of studies service at 9:45, The choir of All somebody. Don't dig deep The chancel choir' will rehearse EMBURY METHODIST Saints Episcopal church will join church are invited to St. George's- .Wednesday evening. The Woman's dinner" for workers' In the cam- Bank Methodist church, Team on the. Book of Acts will .be held by-the-Rivor Cloister Thursday, paign for the new church building Little Silver will journey to Matawan for a gam Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. the church, choir in special music. into your pockets to pay Missionary society will meet next fund will b« held in Westminster Church school will meet at 10:45 May 15, at 2:30 p. m. to an infor- Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home The laboratory school for Sun with Matawan Presbyterian youn The May .Methodist Men's club house. The dinner . will be served day school workers will be held al people. The youth groups of Rum meeting will be held Wednesday a. m. . ••.'.. doctor and hospital bills— ' of J."ss Mary Mount, 44 Plnckuey by. men'tiM«-of-Jhe Woman's, asjo- 'Tnulh fellowship will meet with &/--AcPm -rnrop-writf-rmrt- ihat th ik jd -on, floidingtearra .of-fbaJ>aya_a.n. at 8:15 p. m*. £)tc'tieh ol Officers Mothers' auxiliary ot Boy Scouts c'ltion. Joseph C. Davison,, chair- ai 7:30 p. m. lour girls, inyiU the challenges ol will be~held.. ."~ ' the Highlands—Methodist' ciiumU and a law-wtik—Carry' em evening. man of the finance committee, will The annual roast beef dinner group Monday at 7:30 p. m. there. -will he hold Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Mary Mount chapter, W. M. S., preside. - Church schoohll is at 9:45 o'doc any youth groups in the Red Banl Personal Liability insurance in the fireplace room. with Mrs. Ellse Jacob! In cliargi area who want competition. sponsored, by', the Methodist Men will meet Friday, May 9, at 8 p. Tomorrow, May Fellowship day with the assistance.of the Wealeyan ALL SAINTS' MEMORIAL An Interdenominational prayer rn. at the home of Mrs. Edmund of the children's division and Garli Today, the women of the churc -protection. Call us now! group meets every Tuesday at 10 vomSteeg, 59 Tower Hill ave. Mrs. will be celebrated by, the Unitei Levic the older school. are enjoying a chartered' bus tri Service guild will be held Satur- , Locust Council of Church Women of Rei to. Philadelphia for luncheon and day,-May 17, from 5:30 to 7:30 p. Services, for the third Sunday af- a. m. in the chapel. Julian Parker will give a book re- Bank in the new Salvation Arm; At the 11 a. m. worship servlc view on "The Best Is Yet to Be," national Family Week will be ob- tour of the' city. m., in" the Fellowship hall. Ray ter Easter will include Holy Com- BKFOJIMED building on Riverside ave., at Tayler is' the chairman. munion at 8:30 a, m., church school by Paul V, Mapcs. Hostesses, are p.' m. The women of the church ar served with Rev. James W. Mar- Next Wednesday the Session wl Mrs. Worth Cunningham, Mrs. J. shall, preaching on the theme, "O meet at the manse. The choir wil at 9:30, parents' and children's ser- Red Bank Invited to hear Rev. George A. COMMUNITY vice at 10 and Holy Communion Boynton & Boynton Rev. R. L. Wolff will deliver the W. Helm, Mrs, Wellington Kennedy, Robertshaw, rector of St. George's Paovidlng for Our Families." Thi hold rehearsal in the church chin sermon at the 10:45 a. m. Sunday Mrs. Floyd Lum, Mrs, George Voor- Episcopal church In Rumson, who senior choir will sing Thompson': eel next Thursday. Llncroft and sermon by the rector, Rev. worship. Mrs. Albert Sniffen is or- hls and Mrs. Helen COnOVtf. will.speak on "Spiritual Security "The Lord Roigneth." Mrs, Ocovgri . Stanley Stilwell will preach Sun- Charles P. Johnson, at 11 o'clock, INSURANCE ganist and choir director. Church Mother's day and Family-at- for Today's Families." Ivins, organist, will play Llait'i TRINITY EPISCOPAL day at the 11. a. m. service oh the Church Sunday will be .observed "Pastorale" as her prelude and foi subject "With One Accord."'Church MISSION 8 DRUMMOND PLACE school, of which Harry Ingalls Is Saturday at 3 p. m. the church Red Bank school, and adult Bible class meets Fort Monmouth superintendent, begins at 9:30 May 11. The Masonic lodges, and Wedding of Miss Carolyn Cooper her postlude, Keats' "March of thi Order of Eastern Star will be spe- Noble." The board of trustees wi: The services for Sunday will be: Sundays at.10 a..m. • Rev. A. Donald Magaw, pastor, (Opposite Borough Ball) ' o'clock. A film strip on "The Life to David Harper will be held, with Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Thursday at 11 a. m...the.Ladles Lawrence Wise, Sunday-school su- of Christ" will be presented, fol- cial guests May 18. Memorial Sun Rev. Mr. Webster officiating. have a short.meeting immediately day will be observed May 25,.There following the worship service. Church school at 9:30."Holy Com- Aid will have'an all-day box lunch- perintendent. Sunday-school at 9:30 RE 6-0952 RE 6^180 lowed by a discussion period. Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. the execu- munion with sermon at 11. The eon at the church hall to sew on a. m. Morning worship at 10:45 The consistory will meet' tonight will • also be a baptismal service, tive committee of the Women's Rev. Mr. Marshall will be guesi choir will present "The Lord:l« articles for the bazar. • a. m. at 7:30 o'clock at the church. Annual reports will be rendered association will meet In Westmin- preacher at the 2:30 p. m. worshi] Mindful of His Own," by Mendels- A meeting of the confirmation at a church business session sched ster house. service Wednesday at the Home foi sohn. Charles Gotschalk, organist, class will be held next Tuesday at uled for May 14. •Tuesday, at 8 p. m. the monthly the Aged, Ocean Grove. will present "Elegy"' by L«mi the church from 6 to 7:30 p. m. A luncheon of spaghetti, salad meeting of the board of trustees The choir will hold its weekly re- and "Psalm Tune Postlude" by The Ladies' Aid society will meet and home-made pie for the benefit will be held in Westminster house, hearsal Wednesday at 7 p. m. in Harvey Grace/Rev. Robert H.. An- Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the home of of the camp fund is planned for with Harold F. Dowstra, chairman the church. derson, Jr., will conduct the ser- OLDIN'S Mrs. Harry Osborn, Bergen pi. Wednesday noon, May 21. This of the. board, presiding. The Woman's Society of Chris- vices. A .nursory Is provided for Hostesses will be Mrs. Wallace event is open to' the public. • • Wednesday at 12:30 p. m., the tian Service will meet Wednesday tha "children of those who attend Rankln and Mrs. A. G. Ralph. monthly luncheon meeting of the at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. the 11 o'clock service. Men's Shop Church school will present a Par- SALVATION ARMY Women's association will be held Lester W. Taylor, 43 Woodbine ave, The program will consist of a There Is a celebration" of Holy enU' Night program next Wednes- 20 Riverside Ave., Red Bank in Westminster house. Mijton Communion every Friday at 10 day at 7 o'clock. The showing of Candidate Sunday will be ob- Stein will speak upon the .work speaker from "Alcoholics Anony- o'clock. the film strip, "Family on Trial," served at the 11 a. m. service, at conducted by the Legal Aid soci- mous." Tho official board will meet at the Tuesday and Wednesday of'this will feature a program of vital con- which Maj. Henry A. Dries will ety of Monmoulh county. The de- week the rector and five represen- ! cern to Christian parents. Principal speak on "Divine Compensations," votional portion of the meeting homo of Miss Marie Wilby, 11' tatives of .the ,pariah 'will'attend ~ speaker'will be Dft Herbert Vahi Sunday-school, in charge of Robert •will be led by Mrs. Willis Con- Rumson rd., at 8:30 p. m. nexl the Diocesan convention at Tren- y'Wyk, professor of Christian Educa- Cries, meets.'at 8:48. The young over or Circle three ana the lunch- Thursdays ton. ' ••• B tlon at the New Brunswick The- people's meeting, in charge of Corps eon will be served by members of |jj.olog;ical seminary. . Cadet Fiorabel Blair, is at 6:30 p. Circle four (Mrs. Louis Ford-Mrs. - BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN m, A corner service at Pearl and I. S. Sheppard). Mlddletown I FIRST CHURCH OF' CHRIST, Eatontown; • v Monmouth sts. is held at 7:30 .Wednesday at 8 p. m.,. the eve Rev. John E, Bates will preach |- SCIENTIST o'clock and the evening service is nlng circles of the Women's twso on the topic, "The Cost of Steward- Church school for all ages is held \ Red Bank at 8 o'clock. Maj. Dries' subject elation will meet In Westminster ship," at the 11 o'clock Sunday at 9:45 a. m. Sunday. Sunday wor- t Services in First Church of Christ, will be "A God We Can Know." house to hear the aforementioned morning worship hour. Pledges for ship is at 11 a. m. visitors are speaker. Miss Norma Norman wil the coming year will be made and cordially invited ttf. attend thesi % Scientist, 209 Broad St., are held DP English classes are condueted and all other services. At 6:30 p. J Sundays at 11 a. m. and 8:15 p, m. Mondays at 7 p. m. A street corner load the devotional portion of the dedicated at this time. ' • Sunday school meets at. 11 a. m. meeting.' .The Sunday school will meet in m., the senior young people mee service will be conducted Tuesday in the chapel. At .7:30 p. m., a | Wednesday evening testimonial at 7:30 p. m. The Women's Home Thursday at 3:30 p. m., the the chapel at 9:45 a. m. under the F meetings at 8:15, Brownies will meet in Westmin- leadership of Wood row Francis. service of hymn singing and shor league will hold a fellowship night ster house under the leadership of sermon is held in the churdh.- J Sin and its effects are destroyed Tuesday in charge of Mrs. Dries, The board of trustees will mee ? as sin is repented for and forsaken Mrs. George Worthing, Jr. Thurs- next Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, The adult Bible class meets Tues Mrs. William J.'Chadwick and Mrs. day .at 3:30 p. m., the weekly meet- days at 8 p. m. at the manse, 72 £ for right thinking and right doing. John T. Olson, A band practice, is at the parsonage. This subject will be amplified in the ing of the Mariners will be held Thursday evening, May 8, .the South st. lesson-sermon on "Everlasting Pun- held that night. The Salvation Ar under the direction of, Mrs. Elston The senior young .people mee my advisory board will meet Wed F. Combs. Thursday at 7:30 p. m Sunday ..school will hold its annual ishment" to be read in Christian nesday night' at the oitadel. Next Family Night dinner for children Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.' at the Science churches this Sunday. tho Boy Scouts will meet in the and parents of tho church, school. manse for prayer and study. Thursday's events are the League social room of the church under The junior young people meet The Golden Text from the King of Mercy visitations at 2, p. m., thi the direction of Robert Turnbull Entertainment will consist of a f» James version of the Bible is: girl guard meeting in charge o "Miniature Circus," which will be Thursday &t 3:30 p. m. In the F "Know ye not, that to whom ye Next Thursday, May 8, at 8 presented after the dinner. chapel. Miss Blair and Mrs. Jesse L. Peters p, m., Rev. Mr. Webster will pre- f; obey; whether of sin unto death, at 7 p. m. and the corps cadets £ or of obedience unto rlghteous- sent the first in a series of four EMMANUEL BAPTIST BAYSHORE COMMUNITY V" ness?" (Romans 6:16). classes in charge of Mrs. Dries at lectures on "Church History" in East Kea'nsburg 8 p. m. A special meeting with the Westminster house. The members Atlantic Highlands £ A further citation from the Bible Rev. John P. Euler will preach, X reads: "Righteousness exalteth a veterans' organizations is an of the congregation and communi Meeting place: residence of Mr. nounced for that evening. A street ty are cordially invited to hear Sunday at 11 a, m. on the'.subject, r nation: ,but sin is a reproach to and Mrs. Clarence Christy, 33 East "Why Are We-Here and WlJere jp any people." (Prov. 14:34). corner service will take place Fri these informative lecturea which Lincoln ave, will endeavor to answer the query Are We Qoing?" The cholr> will X Correlative passages from "Sci day of next week at 7:30 p. m. and Rev. Howard M. Ervin will bring render two anthems and the junior !; ence and Health, with Key to th a holiness meeting at 8 o'clock. "From whence did our branch of the message at. the Communion Christendom and the various de- choir will be heard, Miss Ann j" Scriptures," by.Mary Baker Eddy PRESBYTERIAN service at 11 a. m. Shaw Is organist arid director. y will Include: "As adherents ol nominations come?" There is no Church school at 9:45 a, m, Be- 'Church school and Bible class t Truth we take the Inspired word of Shrewsbury admission charge. ginners, primary girls and boys meet each'Sunday at 10 a. m; The Sunday church school is at 8:45 Junior girls and boys meet at the * the Bible ai our sufficient guide to CHUROH OF CHRIST mid-week service is- held Wednes- £ eternal life .... We acknowledgi a. m. Worship Is at 11 a. m.' when Christy residence. Intermediate days at 8 p. m. and Sunday-school Ho peeve with your * God's forgiveness of sin in the de- the sacrament of Holy Communion Eatontown girls and boys, .senior girls and teachers will meet Wednesday at li struclion of sin and the spiritual will be observed. The Communion Warren H. VanTuyl, minister, in- adults meet at the Bell residence 8:301 p. m, • •" understanding that casts out evil meditation Mill be delivered by. Rev. vites the public tb attend meetings 93 Third ave. Arthur S. Jolce,. pastor. Ronald of this church, which are held Sun- Evening service at 8 o'oloek, with JI as unreal. But the belief in sin i * BAPTIST pit when you wear a ~ punished so long as the belie Clark will sing ''Communion Hymn' days from 8:30 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. the pastor bringing the mejsago £ lasts," (p. 497). ; by Ople. Miss Ella King, organist, for worship, - The first hour is for from tha Gospel according to Luke, Leonardo will offer "Prayer" by Fache, Bible study,'the second for preach- Mid-week prayer service Wednes- Church-school meetaj Sunday at CENTRAL BAPTIST, "What a Friend We Have in Je- ing and Communion. At 7 p. m. a day at 8 p. m. , 9:45 a, m. Morning- ohuroh worship SPOT RESISTANT-WATER REPELLENT Atlantic - Highlands sus" by Converse-and "Postlude )n practice singing period i« held, fol- Junior Biblo hour moots Thurs- I* at 11 o'clock, The Intermediate Sunday-school with classes for al C" by. Mallard. The junior choir lowed at 7:30 p. m, by an open for- day immediately after school at the and senior youth meeting I* at 7 ages, including tho. pastor's adul will offer a selection.", The senior um discussion, Bible study Is hold Bell residence, p. m, and evening worship ia'at 8 Bible class meets at 9:46 a, m, choir will sing the choral responses Wednesdays at 7:30 p, m. o'clook. The mid-week prayer ser- Morning worship Is at 11 o'clock A congregational meeting will be This group ot Christians conduct PRESBYTERIAN vice Is hold Wednesday* at 8 p. m. When a Communion service will be held following the morning service, services on the basis of New Testa- Atlantic Highlands Tho Ladies' Aid society will meet flEPEL-OTIZED" conduoted by Rev. Harry. W. Kraft. Important, it will have to do with ment scriptures alone, speaking Church school and adult Bible next Thursday at 2 p, m. The an- Youth.fellowship,meets at 7 p. m. expansion of churoh facilities and where the 'Bible speaks and being class will meet at lo a, m.. Rev, nual business session of the churoh and the evening gospel' service is purchaso of additional property. silent where the Bible Is silent John J, P. Strome, pastor of Cen. will be held Friday, May », at 8 p, m. at 8 o'clock, with a message by the A nursery Is conducted In the Undenominational, anyone desir- tral Presbyterian churoh, Newark ! pastor and song-time directed by church house during morning serv- ing to worship God In "spirit and will deliver a sermon, "Our Part METHODIST " Donald MaoPeek. ice. truth" will find the worship ac- In the Kingdom," at the morning Eatontown _, ' The World Wide guild girls will The Adult fellowship will meet ceptable. • • eervlce at U. Rov. Elmer T. Behlck Sunday' aehool Is at 9i48 a, m, . meet Tuesday night at the home tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the «ool»l - The cburch U located on rt SB, will deliver A sermon at Rev, Mr, with worship service at 11 a. w, of Mrs. Harry W, Poiten, 59 But room, There will be three motloh Just north Ot the business eeotlon, Stromo's pastorate, Th* Methodist Youth fellowship "BARATHEA WEAVE* Lincoln avo. Tho "I will Follow pictures, Refreshments ' will be ST, JAMES CATHOLIC The pastor will deliver a sormon meeti at ,6i80 p. m. Slngeplratlon J«SU»" claai will meet Wednesday served. Evoryone Is invited to at at the evening aervloe at 8 o'oloek, and preaching aarvlc* I* at 7iS0 at 6:40 p. m, at tho churoh. The tend and bring guest*. Red Bank The Ladles' Aid society will meet p. m, '" ' senior c:holr irehearsal Is held on The Arts and Crafts circle of the Sunday masiei are at • held In the church a week from EXTRA TROUSERS $9.50 meet* that night at t:45 o'clock, Junior choir rehearsals are Sat- day*. Confessions are heard' Batur- aoolety will meet next Thursday at tonight at SiSO. The Ladlei' Aid society will meet urdays at IOIBO a, m, Senior choir day* from i to t p. m, and 7:30 to 7 p, m. The W, S, 0, 8, mieU Tueiday next Thursday at 1 p, m. at therehearsal! are Thundays at 8 p, m, ) p, m, Week-day mauei are at The Couplet club and the choir at B p, m. when officer* will • br. ohuroh (or a covered dl«h luncheon The board of trustee* meet to- 7 and * o'clock, Sunday-school (or will preeent a play and faihlon ilaoud. something new-tot you in Gabardine! It'a "REPEt-O-TlZED" and bu*ln*M iwilon. night at t o'clock In the church :hoie attending publlo *ohool I* •how Saturday at a p. m, A Mother'* day fervlce will be ' Th* Ohrlitlan Aim, "A Wondtr- house, ' held In the lohool auditorium after NOBTHCOOI/ "Barathea Weave" Gabardine- a /abrio ouUUadv Ail Lift," will be shown at the the i o'oloek masi, obierved Sunday, May 11, when ohuroh next Thursday at t p, m, METHODIST ST. THOMAS' EPISCOPAL mother* will have charge of th* Ingly different from the ordinary in texture, iheen and feel For < During a fellowship hour rorresh- Sea Bright ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Red Bank program. , menu will be i*rved by the Ladle*' Sunday'* Mrvloe* will Include fttfther desirability, "Barathea Weave" wmwtt you with th> Aid «ocl*ty. ,^__ , Church school with olaeiet for Red Bank Matin* and lormon by Rev. Ken* METHODIST romarkable Spot Reeiitant and Water Repellent ' thoii o f all agee wilt meet Sum Sunday masses are at T, 8, S, 10 ncth BI, Macdonald at 0 a,,m. and Fair Haven RT. AMORKW'S EPISCOPAL, dey at i4B a; m, Mn. Eleanor Lind- and U o'olook. Baptism* are at Sunday-school at 10i30 o'olook, Mr*, Sunday ichoot with ela***« for "REPBL'O-TIZED" feature, It means that water or staining say li superintendent, The morning 13:80 p, m. Bundayi, OontOMlon* Floreth Y, Maodonald, ovganlit, will ;ho«e of ill age* will miet at fiM Highland* worship eervjoe will be- held at U ar* heard Saturday* from «i80 to )l(iy "A, MonMtory Bvenioni" by m, Sunday, liquids like cola and coffee can be whiaked right off-leaving no Sunday morning at 7:S0 the.mem o'olook, Rev, Robert fl, Judge li 0* n"'. mm, .and TiiO to 8 p, m, Calvor, "Conaolatlon" by Mendel*- "The Abaoluleni** of Qod" will ctbtnot th* confirmation eUt* and pietor. . • Th'he 1Mlraeulou* Medal novenn'li ohn and "Grand March'1 by Verdi, unsightly spoU ori the fabric. NORTHCOOL "Barathea Weave" rUielr parent* and family will cele- held Mondays at 7:30 n, m. The ia the toplo of a «*rmon by Rev, Gabardine is COOLER too because the fabric has 34% more •; brate Holy Oommunion, followtd by IUSLIOIOUB »OC!J5TV Of terpetual novena to St. Anthony li DAVJJIIOHM COMMU Wlllkm B. Magaam at th* 11 a. m, S'a Oommunion breakfut to be FBIBNUB (Quaker!) held Tuesday* at Tito p. m. strvle*. Mutlo will Inelude "0*11. porosity. Tomorrow—seo yourself in this handsomely tailored suit ••erved by toe Ladle*' auxiliary, Mr*. i > Ihrewibury Bait KeaMburg •e," Clarke, prdudii "Oont*nt> [ «mll Auflerl U If charge. At 0 The Shrewibury meeting ot Re* MBTHODIIX "Clod* Investment" will be Rev.ment," Peery, offertory1 , and ','My which Is "Pattern-Muter Detlgntd" for bettor FIT and COMFORT. . ttototk thi urvlet of morning pray* llgloue Society ef Friends (Quak- John P, Euler'* sermon title fot out Shall b* Joyful, ' Nolle, an. ers), meets /or wonhlp at U a. m. Ooeanport he 11 «, m, Sunday i*rvlo*. The them, MM. Alms Baker ti organbt. • «r will be held, fliv, Christopher Ohuroh lohool under thi dlreotlon •cnlor and junior choir* will be -The TV. I, O.S, will mett Men- ' H. Snydir, vicar, will apeak on "My he First-day (Sunday) In the meet- if George 0, D. Hurley, general : Flret Oommunion." Muilo by Mr*.Ing houee at Broad it. and Syca- ieard In anthems, with Mil* Ann day night In the ehurch buemint. Iread It., «»r. ef Meshmfe more ave,, preceded at 10 a, m. byeuperlntendent, will •nest at tut a, Rhaw at the organ, Th* mid-week OLDIN'S i n»h Luc**, orianliti offertory an- m, Sunday. The Sunday wonhlp eervlce |« held Wednesday night*, MOTHODIST Q < hum, "TH* Xing of Love'' by th* rint-day «ebool. Vliltor* are MB 1ANK tVtbll . weleom*. •ervlot will be held at TiSO p. ra,The board of truiteet will mert to* , Tlnton Fall*, StrtiM, SliuMlMeietl at M a. •. lUv. Robert S, Judl« U puUur, morrow night. MEN'S SHOP kat'iie*'«.«. ;i -RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Pace Three' Praise Prior to Far East Trip St. Mary's Youth Club To Sponsor Dance NEW MONMOUTH— Members of BAS the recently-formed youth. club of St. Mary's Catholic church here will IT'S hold a dance tomorrow night at the parish ball- John J. Kane of Bclford, secre- tary of St. Mary's Holy Name so- ciety, ia councilor. of the c/ub FOR MODERN COTTON formed in mid-March. Officers of the club aro Robert Johnson, presi- dent; Kenneth Macl^ennon, vice president; Janet Gordon, secretary, NEON SIGNS and Theresa Romeo, treasurer. & MAINTENANCE PIC KIN' Decorations at the dance will be In blue and gold. Members o( the 1IC FAIR dance committee are Pat Ecclcston, Jackie Ecelcston, Elaine Brand, COLD CATHODE LIGHTING FABRANIC STREET Carol Boccke), Fat McHugh, Do- 10 MECHJANK,N.J. lores Mallszewskl, carol Goebel, Al- RED bert Tcrranova, Bill Schweitzer, ad St., opposite TIME! Arthur Duffy, Jackie Hesse, Made- ROAD-AD SERVICE, Inc. ' Just off Bro Trust Co. Bank laine Mlserak, Jerry Robinson, Mar- 45 S. MAIN ST. . ASBURY PARK 1-1180: Merchants (BY-THE-YARD, THAT IS) tin Curley and Joseph Mafora. We're froni the South, m'aih south side of the Shrewsbury,' that is. For cotton goods you got to go south south side of Mechanic St.. that is. Thel iiame?i Not Claghorii, m'am. It's BASKIN'S FABRIC FAIR, "largest fabric store along .the shore. We've got heaps of cottons, m'am - all from the South! yd. . yd. GINGHAMS, 36" sanf. 98c - 1.19 INDIAN HEAD, all colors : 89c ' Dan River, U. S. Royal ' WHITE GOODS 59c PICOLAY, PINCORD , 89c .Swiss, organdy, plisse, dimity Everglaze Press-less finish BUD-PRINT DIMITIES 69c DENIMS, 36", sanf. 69c GOLD-METALLIC PRINTS 69c - 1.19 Stripes, plaids, tweeds, solids Washable, fast colors ' AVONDALE CHAMBRAYS 98c POLISHED COTTON, 36" i. 1.39 Matchmate solids and stripes Everglaze crease-resistant , COLORED ORGANDIES ...59c • 69c WAMSUTTA SUTTASHEER 98e For outstanding service with the Armed Services Electro All shades,.light and dark WAMSUTTA SUPERVOILE 1.39 Standards agency since December, 1949, Capt. Gerald E. BROADCLOTHS, 36", sanf 59c • 98c Tebilized, Egyptian cotton ' Reed, right, was'presented a certificate of achievement by PRESENTING THE EXECUTIVE TYPE ;olart ,.t. ' 59c )vta"p toen. Kirke Biliawton, l-ort. TCIIRYCLOTH, 2L" v... 1.29 --^TW- EYELET EMBROIDERIES 1.29 • 1.59 Solids, prints charge of the service division' and assistant adjutant of the 4 BEDHOOM ON % ACRE PLOT agency, Capt. Reed was cited for reorganizing operations in Here is a home for the family in the better If you are the kind who appreciates qual- SLIPCOVER AND DRAPERY GOODS his division at the onset of the Korean war, subsequently income group. Picturesquely situated in ity ... then by all means call for an yd- yd. enabling production to be trebled with practically no increase the Tower Hill section of Red Bank, this appointment to see this and another CHINTZES, 36" ...... 98c - 1.39 48" PRINTS, all types 1.79 - 2.79 in personnel. His new assignment i's with the Far East com- large home is completely landscaped with equally fine home, (slightly smaller.I Everglaze finish 48" SOLIDS, all types 1.59 • 2.29 mand. Capt. and Mrs. Reed and their children, Glenn and many expensive shrubs and flowers. Its We'll be very happy to show you through GLOSHEENS, 36" Provincial prints. 1.59 All are fast color, preshrunk Carol Lynn, live at 18 Eaton pi., Eatontown. outstanding features lend themselves to both of these lovely homes at your con- • CUSTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERS AND DRAPES, EXPERT WORK gracious living. venience. Lincroft Mrs. Charles VanBratkle and Mrs. • FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIVE YARD GOODSOR A GIFT CERTIFICATE George C. D. Hurley. A birthday luncheon for Mrs, Former, police chief and Mrs. WITH THESE DISTINCT AND EXCLUSIVE FEATURES Dante" Davcrlo was given Wednes- Charles Walling, Sr., of Main . st. Large entrance hall day of last week at the home o celebrated ihelr 38th wedding an- Screened in breezeway Mrs. Edward Boylan. Those at- Large entrance closets 2 car garage niversary Tuesday. Fireplace in living room 40x50 hannment tending worn Mrs. William Lcwan- The Oceanporl Hook and Ladder dowskl, Mrs. Charlie Landau, Mrs, Select oak flooring •' Fully Insulated company will meet tomorrow night Modern kitchen with food bar Hot water heat John Lamkln and Mrs. Daniel VI- at the fire house. tcllo. Custom kitchen cabinets Plaster walls The Occanport auxiliary of Riv- Separate dining area Fully landscaped H. D. Hiibbard has returned ervlcw hospital will meet next from a business trip to California, Thursday afternoon at the home Tile bath upstairs and downstairs whero he spent a month. Whll of Mrs. George C. D. Hurley on Additional tile stall shower downstairs there he visited his sisters at SanMain st. 10 large closets throughout the house Francisco. En route home-via air- And'many more featurca,that must be seen plane he stopped off at Denver, The Lions club has scheduled a Col., to visit his mother and family, scrap drlvo for Sunday,' Allstate Tires Are Only 10% Down on'Sears Easy Payment1 Plan! Mrs. Floyd Lum and Mrs. Wil- This Lovely, Fully Decorated Home Shown by Appointment Only liam Diem of the Blncroft-Ever- A cubic foot of coal can produce ett P.T.A. attend'ed the spring enough electricity to operate the county council of- the Monmouth average home refrigerator about 62 PLEASE CALL RED BANK 6-4031 County Council of Parent-Teach- days. ers at Allcntown last week. SPECIAL ALLSTATE Lenders nf the 4-H cluh who at- tended the Monmouth County 4-H Lcadors' association meeting at Freehold last Thursday night were MABEL LEWIS Shoppe , Mrs. Karl Wlhtol, Mrs. Charles Conover and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kraan. The 4-H club will meet Tuesday TIRES night at the fire house. The mem- bers will have a song fest and also a marshmallow roast outdoors. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braun and daughters visited friends on Statcn Island Saturday. The. monthly church service th(t Community church will be held Sunday morning at 11 a. m. Stan ley Stllwell's sermon topic, will bi ".With One Accord." Sunday-schoo! will be held at 10 a. m. Lphl The ladles' auxiliary of the flr company met Monday night at the SUNDAY, MAY NTH CfW fire house. Mrs. M. Harold Kelly and Mrs. Gardner C. Klein were hostesses. Fashion-wise gifts for Mother that she'll Mrs. Jennie Layton was honored adore receiving . . . and love to wear . . . with a birthday dinner given by members of the family at the home both pretty and practical. Remember, we of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Layton at specialise in large sizes. Rumson. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry and daughters, Gall and Donna Lee, River Plaza; Spring Sheer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook, Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Layton and daughter Eve- DRESSES lyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- Carron, all of this village. AI&TATE TRIPLE GUARANTEE Dr. and Mrs. J. H.'Vaianoh and 8*95 • Triple Guaranteed 15 Months, In Writing son Bruoe of Fatorson spent the GLOVES Bombergs and Cohama, cool Policy «u«r- weok-ond with Mr. arid Mrs. Char- 2 LU«Um« 3 • First quality Materials, Workmanship He Landau. sheers, washable. Attractive • Safoty-Troad Construction for Traction Mr. and Mrs. William Warnokcr small prlnta. Ideal for hot sum- 2 celebrated tholr 16th wedding an- mer daya. Sizes 12 to 20 - •p.clfle. • Made with X-41* Cold Rubber for Mileage. niversary last week with a dinner Shear nylon glovei, stylish short 11M to 24 ti • 38 to 46. of.monlhs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mat- lengths, plain or trimmed. All jnamhlp. • Don't Delay Another Day .... Buy Now I, thew L. Mullln, sizes In white, navy, pink, black. 1-25 The annual dinner of the (Ire . (• company was held Saturday night to 2.95 Pajamas 3.95 at Llncroft Inn. Eugdho Peck was Schranks smooth fitting Flat- Allstate Crusader master of ceremonies. Ralph Lay- bak pajama. Walit-oand Is salt ton and Jack Kelly, Jr., wore eo adjusting, eliminates bunching chairmen of arrangemonts, Thoso SCARFS APRONS Cornea In. broadcloth or aeer- attending wore Mr. and Mrs. Gar- sucker, All sizes. CUSHION TIRES rett Corson, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wlllgerodt, Mr. and' Mrs. Ralph '1.95-to-5,00 1.00 o? Lnyton, Mr. and Mra, Edward Ben- An Ideal gift for Mother's day, ro nett, Mr. and Mrs. Eugnno Peek, Imported scarfs In attractive Fait eolora In beat quality per- Blouses 2.95 8.50 Mr, and Mrs. Donald MoCllntook, prlnta and color combinations, caloa with or without a bib fur Lovely aheer cottons, rayons or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braun, Mr, pure silks or chlffona, all alte ladlea. nylons, We have a larga selec and Mrs. William Warnaker, Mr. tlon to ohooM from. Sins S3 . AND YOUR OLD TIRES and Mra. Gardner 0. Klein, Mr. and RAYON Mrs. Ed ward Boylan, Mr, and Mrs, to it, • Triple Guaranteed MMonthi, In Writing Edward Fields, Mr, and Mrs, Mat- • Extra-low-preaauro Standard thew L. Mullln, Mr. and MM, Rob- HOUSECOATS, ert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, Adolf SWEATERS • Buy the l'ftlr Today at Soan Days Prloos Braun and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kel- NYLON HOSE ly. Jr. .8.95 All nylon first quality all Oeelgni with a fabulous French About SO persons attended the lengths, new aummar colors In 5.95 Flair for the American woman'' CRUSADER TIRES Teen-age squire dance hold at the all altes, 30 denier • 81 gauge, Soft 100ft virgin wool cardigans, at home. Baty to paok when - Community church hall Friday Sliei 32 to 40. Lovely aeleotlon traveling. Plain colors, blaek, night. of colon In putela and darker white, alio combination «ot OOK SlZlt.OOxU yncroft-EvsreU Farent-Teaoher ehadee. ora. Blue 13 to 30. .95 aiioolatlon reoelved a badge of lath merit en thli yaar'i publicity book. -SUGGESTIONS—— 10Hut Tax This la the leoond year the aiao- NYLON SUPS elation has received the honor, Tarry Cloth Scuffs 1,25 Rayon P«nti, Sttptni «I9 AND YOUB OLD THIES SLIPS e Triple

Roscoe Baldwin, Mrs. Marlon Par- ; • ., .- i . * , SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY • ; '• ish, Miss Josephine- Charles, Miss MAYFAIA Walter Reade TheatrRe ST. JAMES Rose Donahue and Miss Loretta "ADVENTURES OF CAPT. FABIAN" Durante of this place: Mrs. Gene A"° "THE WILD BLUE YONDER" nr-;.™**. Dor),. Mrs. Albert Esposito, Mrs, WENDELL COREY ' - •• •• . VERA RAHTON Thurs., Fri.Jc Sat. John Schward, Mra. Kenneth Het- 95 zel, Miss Jennie Szyszlo and Miss SNOW WHITE AND THE 7 DWARFS 109 Kenmore Console Irene Szyszlo of Keyport; Mrs, - . .: CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE ' ... "Anything Can Happen" Robert Coulter "of Union: MlBS Joie FERRER, K|m HUNTER Genevleve Klepp of South Orange, ALSO* . " :.'•.•. and Miss,Ann Xrtplck, Miss Cath- erine Hanlon and Mrs. Stanley SEWING MACHINE Sllow ofRed Bank. i.- ., You've seen these FLATTIES before with 95 Mr. and Mrs. Max Krasnodenskl and children, Karen and Paul, have a "fancy" name and or $6. or Plus 13 Kenmore returned' to their-home in Cllffslde $8. price tag. Leave it to Park .after, a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nucclo of Union at. TRIANGLE to hammer Sun., Mon. & Tues. The senior -class of Matawan the price' down to high,school, returned home Friday SEWING CHAIR afternoon after spending three an everyday All Technicolor Shew days 'at Washington, D. C. ' LOW-«nly "Battle at Apache Pass1' Miss.Barbara, Hunt, daughter of iehn LUND, Jeff CHANDLER1 Mr. and Mrs, Gharlea E. Hunt, has ALSO been eleoted' vice president of Al- "STEEL TOWN" pha Chi Mega . social sorority at and your Ohio Wesleyan university, Dela- ANN SHERIDAN old machine ware O., where she Is In the jun- For sewing pleasure! Comfortable chair hat ior class, The following from Matawan at- Technicolor Hit 1 storage compartment under padded seat. tended a deraert-brldge party and fashion show at. the Rumson Coun- Kenmore sewing machine has full 20-year try club, sponsored by the Middle- town-Holmdel auxiliary of Mon- NDRIVFIN guarantee! Double-lock stitch ... automatic mouth Memorial hospital, Mrs. Ge- rard A. Devlin, Mrs, Ralph C, Be- bobbin winder. In walnut finished cabinet. die, Mrs. Charles C. Sohock, Mrs. J, Raymond' Ketohel, Mrs. Freder- thows at.Dutk ick Dederiolf, Mrs. George R, Gas- Itell, Mra. Everett Carlson, Mra, LIGHT on your feet— COMBINATION OFFER! James Hauaer, Mra. Douglas Ward, rrldey. Saturday, Miy *.» Mra, Rlohard Lewis, Mra. John 0, Budle* In the Afternoon" Henoy , and Mrs. O. J, Sterling In Teehnloelar Thompson, Jr. LIGHT on your budget! , Wl«l RAY MILLANO KENMORE PORTABLE plus Ralph' Herrlok hat returned to his home on Main it. after vliltlng BOWERY IOYS Mr. and'Mra. Merrill Brown ot Wil- IN ACCESSORY CABINET llomsvllle, N. T. ' Mr, and Mra, Clifton Brooks of "Craty Over Horses" High it, are the paronti of a daughter, • born • Monday, Apr. 28i at Mqnmouth Memorial hoipltal. Sunn Menu Tu«in May 4-s.e COMING1 . Eailly moved and ilorcd, MM, Elmore Kattner entertain* DIAN MARTIN Konmora portable has a oil the Wednesday Afternoon Starting Wednesday doubfo lock Mitch and i.OO Bridge olub at her home on Main JIRRY LIWIS TO nutomatlo bobbin winder. QUALITY 1$ "wrillen" Cabinet makm fine itnnd. The Matawan high tchobl ohier- "SAILOR BEWARE" Red Bank I leadort hold a card party Tuaiday over every Inch afternoon at the home of Dr,, and olflilismirl ' • Mra, William H. Pengel on Valley "CHICAOO CALLING" Stlrl, Raabuek HI* C«, ' dr. Sptolal prliea were awarded With DAN DUttVIA II to Mn. Pnnlol Rlnear, Mra. Charier, '• .V:>.t-.vAMP,:: •e Whiu it. • Ixtra • Johnny Ray E, Ruff and Mrt, Edward Hyrne, Lena; Branch IUd lank, N, J. ' The table prlu wlnneri win Mr a, With KDDII OONBON ' Victor Frodda, Mra, Donald Sob- OtnlUmtm >leaie uni me further Infermallan deierltliti Ineon, Mn, Oonrad . Johannien, V.ISIT O .aROUND UME IUHIM Paramount I . K«MMM Itwtn.Maihlnti. Mm, Oonrad Johannien, Mri, OIAMT Hllk Ralph Heirlok, Mrs. Hiyden Jur> I NAMI mnn, Mm. William Hltoheook, Ura, j Thomas P, Regan, Mra, Ollda Dl demonstration er irtall ITRIIT OR RR Santo, MM, Pa tor Read, Mn. K M, Munion and Mn, Ruff of thli AT THI , (Joupon tor free literature. place I Mri, Frederick Noble of 65BR0A03T, ST. JAMIS WALTIR RIADI THIATRI, AIIURY PARK OITY., ITATI Hnlmdtl and Mn, I. L, Crouit of >••••••>•• Mlddletown." RED BANK Added Attraction Thd Saturday U Whltt ft. Mod Bank Mr, and Mra, Alfred Raven, Jr., nf Wilton rd,, entertained tt a par- Optn Dolly t-5i30., Frl, M ty 'in celebration «f the tenth See the actual running of th# Kentucky Derby Free Parking birthday oft ttielr ton, Alfred Sd, 3 Million Pair • Yi«r-THBY MUST BE 900DI On flit ttlanf M' Thtatrt tcltvlilen lerttN The tuefcu wore Bruot (Junkie, (Ai No Xitra Chine) ---*• ~----- Tkomtt Wtrni, RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,-1962 Page, Five Honor 11 Retiring Employees of JCP&L Give Reportg PLANTING TIME In Aerial Terms FEED "Flight Around the World" U the COMPARE Beginning new and eeiitinuing until they eenie in leaf for nil thune of the meeting next Wednes- day night of the Woman's Society Turfcty ftarttr 5.80 For bog of Christian Service at 7:45 o'clock Chick starter 5.30 in the Methodist Fellowship hall. Deciduous Fruit, Shade and Flowering Annual reports will be given in the Growing mash $.10 aeronautical vein. Each officer will Laying math 5.15 uae airplane terminology in pre- Trees and Shrubs senting, her report for the year. Scratch f«td 4.30 Hog ration 4.90 MAPLES $4.00 & up, FRUIT TREES 80e t up, SHRUBS 50c Officers will be elected and In- stalled by Dr. Frederick Pyke, who Dairy ration 18% 4.55 & up, SWEET & SOUR CHERRY TREES en manard srock will bring a message to the group. Mrs. Mclvln Morris, program chair- Herst ftcd 4.55 $1.75 each, Z for $3.25, I for $8.00. " • .man, will show the pictures taken at the society's calendar party In CASH • Bag exchange basis. February, and those taken last None belter. You save the usual high selling costs APPLES, PEACH, PEAR, PLUM & NUT TREES month at the meeting featuring the no high priced salesmen or collectors. ' Many VarltllM »*it iult«t far thli atatlon various units of the World Federa- The value is all In the tion of Methodist Women. feed. Grape Vines, Raspberry, Currant & Blaekberry Plants Circle C of the Woman's society, headed by MM. Robert Kooh and COME A QET THKM, MVi txprtii aattt «nd rlik na dtlay A damift Mrs. Raymond Boyd, will be In charge of the social hour and re- HANCE & DAVIS VILLAGE NURSERIES, BLACK & LOCKE freshments. TELEPHONE 6-0103 RED BANK On Hlchtttewn>AIUnl«wn Read 1 mill touth af Highblown Optn w«k day» tram • t« », *und»y« 10 • 23c Miss Carol McCue, daughter of art down food eoih. SAFEWAY, Mr, and Mrs. James McCue, has Orange Juice uimnMAI°• '<" »zt 2 <•" 29< returned home from Rivcrview c nKl hospital, where she underwent Lima Beans •&•»« -•*•»sp« "it23« Highway Ptichtt S^urf '* * *" tonsil and adenoid operation. ' Crapef ruit ««« MH «crie«f - » euuer mi n» 27« Beacon Wax 89« 53c Brenner is a visitor this .week at N the Aprilcgate home. . Cranberry Sauce «'* »««• <" >«' 2 —• 35< Nip N Tuck Cat Food « OUMCI Jllf CM DRESSES Mrs. Mae Clark of Nixon .Park Pineapple Juice '«««-»ow« »« 2 — 21« Canterbury Tea Bags ««««« -,. 46. was a recent guest of Mrs. Charles Pineapple Juice MKIO. cnM0»n-i4ouMciwi — 25« Ruby Foos 1/Sale >X"<"" • i< °"*'»« - 10c Maxwell House «».««u«e-»eweiiiii 2 <••• 23c Quaker Oats o«««oiiH«-Mowaini 2 »^-31c Mrs. George Curly. . 6 Mr. and Mrs. William LeMolne Orange Juice >vm»tccxeau(o*iiu-iioi.siu 2 <«• 25« Post's Sugar Crisp touncisin 2 *••27. 22 «l Liy« You*cl expect to pay much and daughter Helen and Mr. and Crappe Juice Carolina Rice "««"• ii 32c 2 ii.33c Mrs. Anthony LeMoine of Freehold 5 more for these liyht as a spent Sunday at Asbury Park. Applesauce Ring Cake « OWM.MI 4?< Salmon Steak •«»«(»«eoi«r '«."• 35 ^' 23« Show Boat Rice eiowM.-iu.im 2 >»•••33c 41 Ml1, and Mrs. Oscar Tuveson and Jelly Roll uouNciiiii ••* 37< Tiki BonitO UHTAIIVHA. in«ii«iieHiMrn *,V'21« Show Boat Rice vn«n.I«««AIM breeze NOW ALL THRU 7 daughter Linda and Miss Mary Ann Ranch Layer CH»(l>^BWSS3Sr .IB 3?« Nibletf n»H COIN en rut cot Ji1i* 2 ','"'31< Marrow Beans 23c SUMMER, PRINTS. Alto Pellett spent Sunday at Long Is- ajik^iri^fei^ HIHJTS MAM0 COCH WITH ' *% 11 ••. ^ V^ land Beach, where they visited the Deepfry Sugar Donuls n.n '*«»ci 23c rfieXICOrn lwnTHreicuit<»l»tM«»ID < A w. ml* Dried Lentils *«"»>'"i» 19< Bemberejs, C r • p e i and Barnegat lighthouse.. $ Croat Northern Beans «»wi«u-iu.im Mr, and Mrs, George Bowman of Sweet Pea* wumnu-ireuNcixii - 1,7« Cottons In this group. mu> Long Branch, Mrs, Edward Cook DAIRY FOODS Tomatoes '*«'WHOUHINOVM 2".". 45c Split Peas '""" * nuow M t»n» • I u. ttfi of'Adelphla, Mrs, Raymond Jensen Tomatoes i»u i u. iiiuiN mu .M rmti !•••<» 3 2< Lima Beans 2O« Juniors, Misses and and daughter, Darlene of Laurel- Cheese Food Breeze' m> MI «, 26< ln-the-Plnes, spent Saturday'.with Tomato Sauce urn nui -1 evwi »u 3 "•' 20c Mayday Salad Oil ~ - 55< K-- 2«. Half Sixes. Swiss Cheese i o»MAM.iua«ooHi(rK » 771 Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dobbins Jnd v Tomato Sauce en Momi • I ewci tni 3 '"• 22c Comedbeef Hash 33* family. American Cheese OUICK-M •»>>t 59t Tomato Paste etimb -1 OUHCI mi 3 «•• 27c Fancy Tuna Fish 35c Mr, antt Mrs, Fredoric': E, Boycb ' Cheddar Cheese WAU-OUMIU » 65< and children Elma and Btcoll, vis- Green Beans CAIMHIIM CUT * I » i» 1 2* Torpedo Tuna Pish 53« ited Mr., and Mrs. William' Re* Gruyere Cheese •«»•« • • et w *, 39, HEY KIDS! Sliced Beets • leeuKimi "• 13« Maine Sardines • >* « «« 13« neth Boyce of Jackson Milts Sun' KfKraftt CheesCh e Spreadds 'X'^^^ W iV26< Mom Will, love day. ' AevnnMft mien imcirvi IHKUCH uiutoAr, w*r u Mrs. J. W. ApplegaU, and son Print Butter MONnotlouMu.iu.iiu •»• 81< One or Two Jimmy .and Mrs. Osoar Tuveson and daughter Llnds, attended .the Madlaon Square Garden clrous Mon SOFT DRINKS day. Ati IMIAOII HUI eomi MUM COTTON Mlti Dellamarie Saul entertained FRESH ^rti the Am) Cragmont Soda o.'i£?iM«<;li2 IX125' over the week-end Miss Ellen Stan- I ton'of Matawan. Ginger Ale awm 2 t£ 25« •M»H MlTJVIUf Mr, and MM. George Curly «nd Vn» wonderful freil) flavor of («r«wa/i vegeloblet and Coc/colaS.We8f.C< E 29* FROCK: MM, Debbie Dorictt..of Omaha, Mh H HM retuK of o earefvl tyitem of qvoKty.ioiDrol ttart Now VoHt m <% Neb, •pant 'Sunday vUltlnj; Mn, bealm tt Mie Farm wtiore our eipert bvy*n MW e*V *• 1 Hoffman «•««' «• • «<* «*» 2 'in 3?< m OreiMtJ u. •»% '•£« i Curly * brother and jliter-ln-law, (mdvN *ey know wlH be aootj oottiif. ShoCole «<»<*•» 2^25- Mr. and MrsvRujMll Hampton of V.io u. «s# *#• • At IkMMVKI MIAT MCnOM AT MVKt MIAt (fe*M '' Hlfhtitdwn. • MW «o*. MISCtLLAMOUS MM, Prank Hollander and 2^25. daughter! Loulit and Bafbara, at- Fresh Coffee ***'L« 77<"?« Smoked Picnics Smart eottoni to Icaap tended the Barnum and Bailey olr- Sweet Corn *17< £dw«rdi Coffee »«««»««« oua In MadUon Square Oardtn iKINUU Mother ehoirful and com- Tueiday. •' Mn, Charles LolchU and chil- Pineapples NIW YOU NIIUD 9 fort* bit .all day long. TOeO dren wore Saturday VUUOM of Mn, RyiBrod WIA«IWIII.HIWI M 17« Fowl MC iiif'mmM *• 39. Dozeni of itylis. Pr[nti, Edward Qtwokenbuih of. Old MiMbarb Pawil Celery Flour mo*) «iui.»u wi ^ 51* tun: Bridge, ft0»i»A e, AA. Stripes, Chteki and Solid Mn, Frederick X, Boyee> and BibyFood •"" Ground Beef children Blma and Bteell, and Mn, VAUNCIAt 0 " £9* Li; Mix Colon. Robert Dobblni ipent Tutaday with Fret* Bates Grapefruit urn hut* mm Siloed Bacon 56* Bologna Mn. Martha Letts of Matawan,, 44 ItlWItt * f * Vt»l2| MIM Bertha HeUer, r«|l«tir«d AvMidN SI ~* 17. Slirck m.nmmm e* I3« PerkBitti " Boiled Him nurie of Lonr Iiland, hai been vis- SI Carritt - iting her mother, MM, Chtrlej Hilltr, , - Sup«r Sudt " Spry Joy •tbyFoed Dux CAROLINA DRESSES SOOTHE SKIN IRRITATIONS » gtMCI «H 1 U (AN UOMOINMMt mn inuNP « a www ,7 MONMOUTH ST. RED BAN1 31. 83. Look for 0MM mi Yelltw Awnlna MARVAN SALVE Urgt Iggi .Pr rapid hullnir l t to » DAILY — FRIDAY TILL • ,*4 fiink «t nomy, Kitiln i, UIM'AI! elM.CWTAWM. JTI Wnelina ina Ssuoi'i Dim - tMk.U.att SAFEWAY i Pacre Six RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952

Don't Go At It Non. Performante Complete Armored Training at Fort Knox Suit Settled IHOUSEPAINl BLINDFOLDED FREEHOLD—The Molly' Pitcher 'Village.corporation of Branch ave., WHEN LOOKING Bed Bank, accepted a settlement : STAYS WHITE EXTRA FOR of $1,600 in Its suit against the Don Construction company ot Newark. GENERAL The case was to have been tried . YEARS LONGER s595 here Tuesday. - . . REAL pA|NT BONUS, .The apartment house firm* sued Heating Service on a complaint that the Don com- pany failed to construct th'e apart- ments in accordance with plans Examine the facts ... can your present serviceman give you . INCORPORATED heating plus plumbing service . . . If he can't, then It's .time, you and specifications. The contractors answered that what over devia- nUMBING and HEATING SUPPLIES / called Anthony's ! Only one call and one bill ... and we will tions there were had been consent- guarantee to make your heating plant work or no charge. ed to by the owners and that the West Front St. PHONE 6-2660 Red Bank owners had signed a release at the Branches at Long Branch and Beltnar ' :"' CALL RE 64041 end of the construction work. For More Efficient Heat We Recommend Edmund J. Canzona ot the Red HANCE & DAVIS FUEL OIL Bank law firm of Parsons, La- We Display General Motors Gas - Oil Equipment brecque, Canzona & Combs, repre- sented the apartment house firm. Need a new Crane Plumbing Fixtures Joseph Porter of the Elizabeth firm GUARANTEED WORK of Whlttemore, Porter & Plllta represented Don Construction com- ANTHONY'S pany, which now is out of existence, Lawrence A. Baclgalupi Harold Copeland, Jr. Allen C. Ganson 59 MAPI.E AVE. RED BANK 6-104-1 West Keansburg PTA Pv+,.Lawrence A. Baclgalupi,'21, sen of John A. Bacigalupi, Sr., of 140 Rumson rd., provide big savings, because you buy To Exhibit Scrapbook Little Silve>rr; PvtrHaroJd Copeland, Jr., 20, ion, of Mr. and Mrt. Harold Copeland, Sr., of WEST KEANSBURG—A publi- 125 Eighth st., Belford/and PvVAllen C. Ganson, 21,-son of Mrs. Catherine A. Ganson of DIRECHROM THE MANUFACTURER MONEY LOANED city scrap-book, compiled by mem- ,-, 15 Pica pi., Red Bank, last week completed.basic training with the Third Armored division at . an Jewelry. SHrer, Musical Instruments, bers.of the Parent-Teacher associa- Fort Knox, Ky. The three men entered'+he Ar my Oct. 16. Cameras, Binocular*, etc tion, was chosen by Mrs. S. M. Hoff- Don't wait! Act Now —and Save! Uc.ii.td and bonded by State «l N J. man of Red Bank, publicity chair- WB PAY CASH roil OLD OOI.n and SIJ.VBH man of the Monmouth County Council of Parent-Teacher associa- Pitcher Visits , ? Tinton Falls 'Mozar Dancers tions, to be exhibited, at the state Boy Scout troop 100 sponsored a Have Busy Mouth Broadway Loan Co. P.T.A. convention in the fall as rep- Fair Haven. Cubs '. • swimming trip to the Asbury Park 1 natatorlum a week ago last night. MOFS S/D6WAUS MM BroadWa? Lang Branch resentative of Monmouth county. . FASR; HAVEN—"Whitey ! Ford, The Ethel Mount Mozar Dancers, Thirty-five publicity books were ex- former New York Yankees pitching Attending ware Paul DeVegh,' John' members of the production class of hibited for this purpose, and books star now stationed with the Army Furlato,, David vlScptt, Joseph Rig- the Ethel.Mount Mozar School of FREE Inspection and Estimate of the Ridge Avenue, school, Nep- at Fort Monmouth, addressed mem- by, Joseph DeFazlo, Billy Lemon, Dancing are haying a busy month. MOLLY PITCHER tune, and Clarksburg P.T.A, groups bers of Fair Haven Cub pack 14 Robert' Bradley,- Norman Smith, The group presented a tap number were also chosen for exhibit. Friday night at the Willow Street Gorden Halvorsen ; and . Patrick and a line toe number In "Ports-a- Sparrow. Herbert Willets and Mrs. TILO ROOFING CO. Inc. SUPER MARKET Announcement of the honor was school. After his' talk, the former Poppin,"\the minstr'ei show given made at the spring county councr Yankee autographed pictures of Robert Davis furnished transpor- last week by the Oceanport Parent- 5 WEST BERGEN PL PHONE 6-0996 RED BANK FREE DELIVERY PHONE RE 6-9809 himself for every member of the tation. Teachers association in the Ocean- meeting last week at Allentown Miss Joan Crawford, third grade ' OPEN mo AY NNSHTS TO 9 O'CLOGX Mrs. Walter^SlMttte:• H*«. Waltl-r pack. port school auditorium. This Sat- •Jululild/i!" 'HBR ^Wj-sji? .•iirofKt •urday,.. May- 3.-the.-group, wilt-offer, Mrs." Archie Pyburti, Mrs. Ml.'ton the theme, "Things That Grow." ness. . . five dance numbers in the enter- BEST CUTS FANCY Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carney and tainment provided for the Ladles' Woodruff and Mrs) Henry Elgen- Feature1 d was a display of begin PRIME RIB FRESH raucll, P, T. A. delegates, attended ners gardens, house plants and family motored to Balnbrldge, Md., Night dinner of the' Red Bank Ro- home-made garden equipment, The to bring their son Henry home tary, to be held at'Beau Rlvage In Announcement has been made of exhibit included dozens of flats o for a 12-hour leave Saturday. Spring Lake Heights. the names of the winners of the vegetable plants, which, will be . Henry Bowles, son of Mr. and poster contest sponsored by the Mrs. James Bowles, returned home The Mozar Dancers are sched- FOWL' P.T.A. and the county group. The transplanted Into outdoor gardens, Sunday from Monmouth Memor- uled for- five numbers in "Commun- theme for the posters was civil de- and pots of house plants which wen ial,hospital where he was a patient ity Capers of '52," which will be RADIO 1 fense. Winners were Joseph Muel- grown from cuttings. Also dis- a week following an auto accident. presented May-21 and 22 at River ler of the fifth grade, Sarah Ram- played were samples of diffcren Street- school auditorium by the sell, sixth, grade; Roberta Burns, soils grown in this part of Mon Mr. and' Mrs. Thomas Tellefsen Congregation Bnal Israel, for the seventh grade, and William Stokes, mouth county and demonstrations entertained at a family reunion benefit of their building fund. of the beneficial effects of prope dinner at their home Saturday L INSTALLATIONS \ \ eighth grade. The West Keans- night. Members of the group are Bar- burg P.T.A. will give those children fertilization and disastrous effects bara Brooks, Gall Collopy, Peggy their prizes at the May 13th meet- of soli erosion. There were 240 persons served 8^ CONVERSIONS^ ing at the school. Posters made by Den 6, under the direction b at Saturday night's turkey dinner Elgrim, Alice Feste, Hermlne Levin, Joseph Mueller and William Stokes Mrs. Grace A. Drlscoll, den mother, In the school cafeteria, despite the Carol Pedersen, Patricia Schucker were also entered in the county staged a one-act sketch, "The Farm- heavy rain that night, and Joan Tucker. ARMOUR'S STAR SUGA43R CURE"D P.T.A, contest. er's Mistalrts.'? Paul Smith played Mr. and Mrs. I. Gilbertson of FOR PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE • BONELESS LEAN SLICED the part Of the farmer, and 'Brltf Colt's Neck rd, motored to Bain Terhune Students Senn sang the song, "The Poor Lit bridge, Md., Saturday to bring their Eatontowii Woman tie Petunia In the Onion Patch." son Richard home for a 12-hour, To Play at Newark CALL RED BANK 6-4247 Additional entertainment was leave. HAMS BACON Gets $1,375 Judgment provided by Garry Kaplan, Red Allon Canfleld, a student at Wil- Students from the studio of Lil- Bank scout, who showed slides he liam and Mary college, Williams- lian Terhune, pianist, of Hudson Mrs. Patrick Graziano of 96 Lewis burg, Va., spent the week-end with ave., will play In the annual spring st., Eatontown, received a judg- took last year while attending the RIVER ROAD •international Scout Jamboree In his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell auditions of the Griffith Music ment of $1,375, in addition to com- Canfleld. Foundation at Newark Saturday. pensation for loss of time from Europe. Ho was Introduced by work, medical and legal expenses, Harry Feldt, local scout district Pupils of the fifth, sixth, sev- Taking part will be Mrs. Rob- RADIO & TELEVISION, Inc. Thursday in a Workmen's Compen- commissioner. enth and eighth grades attended ert C. Giblon, Phy.llls Rurow, Noel sation court case in borough hall, Cubmaster John Hiller, an- the concert at Carnegie hall yes-' Giblon and Mary Lee Giblon of 597 RIVER ROAD, FAIR HAVEN Eatontown, before Judge Harry nounced the theme of the May meet- torday. They made the trip by two Red Bank, and Laura Williams Medlnets, ing will be Indian lore. While that Boro buses. Chaperones were and Marie Clark of Fair Haven. meeting will be the final inside ses- George C. Malone, principal; Miss Miss Terhune's pupils play In The suit was against the R. J., sion until September, the pack fa Joan Coughlln, Miss Dorothy L. the Griffith events each year, sev- LEAN COTTAGE LEAN S'ALT Garments company of Broadway, making plans for several Hummer Appjegate and Miss Marie Gala- eral awards of honors, th? highest Long Branch, where Mrs, Graziano outings. A softball team Is being vttz. S , mark, having been given to theni was employed as a sewing machine organized under the direction of Mrs. Robert Cushman . and son In past seasons, , operator two years ago. Mrs. Graz- Robert expects to fly to Stuttgart, iano sued for Injuries to muscles In Commltteeman James Qulnn. Now at Better Housekeeping Shop Boys who received awards in Germany, Wednesday where, she Trad TV Receives HAMS79ib PORK 25SIb. her back and shoulder resulting eluded: Carl Anderson, bear, badge; will join her husband who is there when fellow employscs pulled her : as a captain with the Army. COLD-CLEAR-TO-THE-FLOOR in attempting to pry her loose af- Michael Boss, gold arrowpolnt and Three More Contracts four silver arrowpolnts; Alex Burn- .'Mr. and Mrs. Carton Maher and ter her finger had been caught in family and George O'Callaghan, ASBURY PARK—The Trad Tele- a sewing machine. side,, wolf badge; Lewis Connor, bear badge; Raymond Cotton, bear Sr., spent Thursday • in Brooklyn vision corporation here last week visiting Mr. O'Callaghan's twin* announced that three additional She was represented by Edmund badge and two silver arrowpolnts; brother on their 70th birthdays. J. Canzona of the firm of Parsons, James' Davles; silver arrowpotnt; Signal Corps contracts have been Labrecque, Canzona & Combs. The William Fisher, three silver arrow- Members of the ladles' auxiliary awarded to the firm, which also is KELVINATOR Our Grass ^Seeck mate company was represented by Ray-points; John Garrlgues, three-year of the fire company served coffee producing equipment for the Navy. mond Cunneenof Newark. service star; Richard Goodell, lion and sandwiches at Friday night's The company plans to convert the badge; Sherman Hoyt, one-year fire In the Mayberry Linen and entire plant here to military pro- service star; James Jakubecy, bear Garment Supply building. duction exclusively within the next SPRING CONCERT Mrs. Ernest Wadley's grand- few months, Robert Edwards, vice NEW BRUNSWICK — Three badge; William Kelly, gold arrow- point and silver arrowpolnt; Rich- motherv arrived last week from president, said. Present production Monmouth county girls, all students ard Olsen. silver arrowpoint; John France and Is presently visiting contracts are scheduled during tho at New Jersey College for Women, with Mrs, Wadley. next' two years. will participate In the annual spring O'Ncil, gold arrowpolnt and silver concert of the college Glee club arrowpolnt; Donald Robard, bear and."The Weepies," informal sing- badge; BrlttSenn, wolf badgo; Paul ing group, tomorrow night at Voor- Smith, bear badge; Harvey Stew- -YOU CAN EAT, SLEEP AND hees chapel on the campus. The art,' bear badge, gold arrowpolnt annual college spring formal .will and silver arrowpoint, and Theodore follow the concert in the music and Webersin, gold arrowpoint and sil- EVEN ENTERTAIN THE SAME science building. Singing with the ver arrowpoint. DAY YOU PAINT ROOMS WITH Qloo club from Monmouth county Freah orange sootlons are delic- NOW will be Misses Mary Ellen damp- ious served around a ball of lemon bell of Colt's Neck; Mary Francese, sherbet; top the sherbet with a IT5Tr(E FORMULA" Eatontown, and Antigone Vlahop- naraschlno cherry and fresh mint Oulos, Asbury Park. leaves'If you have them. ruff TrlAT COUNTS.' ODORLESS SAPOLIN FASHION COLORS' „ .•,.,, • - Our Finest Blend IN FLAT FINISH OR SUBDUED LUSTRE ENAMEL fr«!.. . o TiiF""'""''0."' Pwnanent perennial main, over 2 million pure, live seeds to thVpound. For tunny and partially shaded lawna. P FORMULA hmlueky Blut Cnwi/or permanent Ml"d Bml for toft ttttun Imaalne... it this low price you get 7.1 CJJ. ft. of space, 13.9 tq. A. of Chiuint F—tue lo rttUl AMI IN out MOM shelf area, in a deluxe new Kelvinator! 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State Trounces Caseys, 10-4 Spotting Sports Badminton Play \ By Harry Hackctt Wins Green Wave Produces Five Runs Men's Singles Title Ih Sixth to Ice Tilt; Dolan Homers Hy Cunningham On Sea Bright Courts LONO BRANCH — Despite a NO MATTER WHAT THE SPORT MAY BE, you'll always find SEA BRIGHT—Philadelphia bad- three-run round tripper by Bill Do- that the participants of it are always ready and -willing to give up timo minton players dominated the five lan, Red Bank • Catholic high and money when it comes to helping .out a worthy cause, The latest events of the New Jersey State Carlton's Valet school's baseball squad absorbed a ease we have In mind is In the golf sport, The benefit was a tourna- open badminton championships at 10-4 pounding by Long Branch ment played Thursday at Beacon Hill Country'club for Lorccn Cot- the Badminton and'' Squash club Thursday afternoon on the Green trell of Highlands. courts hero over the week-end, Tossed Into Ring Wave diamond, . ' In the event there are a few readers who have not been In Top-seeded; Harry Hackett took KEYPORT—Lord Carlton and The Caseys, .with Bill Mulligan contact with this benefit, we'll recap it just In a few words. £ the Men's Dingles crown'by defeat- ungle Boy, .'grappling. In a tag on the mound, managed to keep Lorcen, nine-year-old Highlands grammar school student, WHO ing 14-ycar-old "Butch" Kavorkain cam match with Andre Drapp and the Branchers bats under control lost the sight of her left eye as the result of an accident, was V of Boston 15-1, 6-16, 15-8. The Boa- Steve Stanlee, Thursday night at for'five innings, but in the sixth the little' girl hit by bad luck. However, her luck changed < ton .lad, youngest player entered in the wrestling arena ' on . the. Key- chapter Long Branch exploded with when the golfers lugged their golf equipment up on the hill and ' tho tourney, registered' two heat port auction grounds, stirred up a roaring, five runs. upsets to reach. the final round. went all out with a golf assist. plenty of excitement which took Richie Flore, firing for the home Hackett paired with, his team- two policemen to calm down when Fro Andy Slkora, of Beacon Hill, club, gave the visitors trouble all mate, Bill Naglor, to',win the' men's the grapplcrs were involved in a afternoon, as he gave up only, four received the orchids for a Job well doubles crown,by trimming Walter heated match. done. Andy worked tirelessly on Raymond and Fred FulUn 5-15, ,15- scattered'.blows-with Dolan'i slam the benefit tourney and also did a 10, 16-2, The latter pair motored doing. most, of'the damage. bit of leg work rounding up prizes from Westport, Conn. After slowly building up a 6-1 and other valuable trophies for th°. •In the women's action top-rank- lead, the Waves more than.iced the golfers. In fact, he made the ing Ruth Jett captured two cham- encounter with their five-run elus- tourney such a successful on*, all pionships. Mlse Jett,. Bast-coast | ter in the sixth. Joe Callano'a bat participants wound up with a champ, won the singles crown with was the big cannon in the spurt prize. How many tournaments a pair of 11-4 triumphs over her when he slammed but a: two-run operate that way? •teammate, Deedy MoCormlck. They, three ;bagger'.down; the left/field then paired to . win the doubles line, which chased home Lou Cala- Because the boys were giv- bretta' and Don Rtley after they ing their all, many of them championship' by eliminating the Brooklyn .combo of ..Mrs. Peggy. gained occupancy'of the base-paths received something In return by pushing out singles. ' besides prlics. Numerous Hume and Doris Sullivan 5-1S, 16-7, .16-9. .•..-, : ;.;.. '„• The other three tallies scored on low soormi went turned In, a : hole-ln-one and a new course The mixed doubles title went to singles' by Tom Marinelll and Bob record, despite unhealthy Hackett and Miss McCormlck, who Bier!, plus a wild pitch by Mulligan playing conditions.-The skies halted Raymond and Jean Covino and a hit batsman. » , were threatening with rain Loreen Cottrell presents Lou Barbaro, Hollywood golf pro, the Harold F. Murphy tro-,' of Montclalr 14-17;, 15-6, 15-11. • Coach Joe Bolgcr's. nine first Ken. Davidson of New York, scored in the top of the fourth, Do- all afternoon and even phy for winning low pro score in the Loreen Cottrell golf benefit held la*st Thursday after- though the rains held "off un- coach of the Thomas Cup team, lan started off • with a free' pass/to til the last foursome finished, noon at Beacon Hill Country club. Barbaro broke the course record with a classy 69, Others comparable to the Davis Cup first and he moved to second when squad of tennis, officiated at all the Tom, O'Rourke also walked. Harold the chilly air gave the golf- in the photo, left tc right, are Ducky Housen and Pro Art Marks of the Lakewood Country : ers an uncomfortable playing final marches. Bucit" .Gwynn ol Jones beat out an infleld hit'to load 1 afternoon; - -. — club, pro-amateur best ball victors; Davto T.Jones, president of Beacon Hill; Mr. Murphy, Mountain Lakes, president of the the bags. Ronnie.Riddle then tagged New' Jersey Badminton association, out a long' fly to?score Dolan. After When word spread througlTMon- and Pro Andy Sikora of the Leonardo course. During the tourney, $640 was realized and was elected a director of the tha| one run crossed the platter, •mouth and Ocean counties of Lor- turned over to Loreen's parents. The young Highlands girl lost the sight of her right eye in American Badminton association. Fioro managed to' get the side out een'a mishap, the Ocean Township Jerry Moyor," Badminton lane,- of without, further damage. • an accident while playing with other children. • • Lions club hopped right on the Sea Bright, is proprietor of the By winning:, the Wave nine bal- band wagon.. The blind committee local courts. . anced Its schedule, with two'wins of the club contacted the family and two losses, while 'the' Caseys regarding the accident, ana if th* suffered 'their second beating . In family {s in need of assistance for Wall Stadium Red Bank Rejoins three trips to the diamond wars. another eye operation, the' Lions Andy Slkom Lakewood Duo Wins -will come through. This group ha* Leo Jonathan Calabretta, Oallano and Attardt doped out Mulligan's' pitches tsariy a special fund which is used solely for helping blind' persons In cases Opens Saturday Legion' Circuit The hotly contested match was where the person has an opportunity of regaining sight. Hugh Gunther,' manager of the. In the tilt and at the conclujlon, Benefit Golf Tourney won by Lord Carlton and Jungle each player netted two hits, From the' happier side of the picture comes reports' Loreen WALL TOWNSHIP — Saturday Red Bank Junior American Legion Boy, who used their package of is Improving, despite the fact that it'll" take some weeks to night Wall atadlum will Inaugurate nine, will hold tryouts Saturday, foul tactics. The fans got-sb angry > ' really tell the outcome. Loreen, who is a real good sport, was Its stock car; racing season with afternoon at one o'clock at the Lor- it the methods that were, employ- on band at the tournament and, at Its conclusion, presented Pro Marks and Amateur Housen Cop more than 30 buggies entered and raine Stalder Memorial-field,/home id, they tossed "Swami," Carlton's Lou Barbara, winning pro, with a trophy. - more entries still pouring'inat the field of the Red Bank Giants lo- •alet, Into the ring at the' height Not only did the golfers come through for the injured girl, but her Best Ball Match With 33,-33—66 Scores speedy oval, '• cated on Newman .Springs rd. if the encounter. Two policemen, classmates Joined In with the sportsmen. Pupils of the Highlands After an 'absence. from the Mon- finally restored order and escorted grammar school, through the generosity of their principal, Lex H. LEONARDO—Despite unpleasant lorris-Stan Savag 31-38—72 mouth County Junior Amerlcaji' Le- Carlton to his dressing room.' .lark«-Roy Peterson 36-36—72 gion Baseball league tor a couple Copeland, were given time off to caddy in the Women's tourney Wednes- weather 104 golfers participated In foe Barbaro-Roy Dauer 36-36—72 Starting Wednesday,, bouts, will, day of last week, The lads-earned ?35 in fees and turned their earn- a two-day golf benefit tournament loe Bnrbnro-Fred Merrlman.... 37-38—72 of years! Red" Bank's Shrewsbury i>e held, every other Wednesday ings over to the fund. Pretty nice gesture, don't you think? conducted last week ior Loreen feardon-Jim Martin 38-36—73 post 168 returns to ihe circuit by night In order that big time shows ilaxfield-John Warren, Jr. „ 36-37—73 picking up a spot left vacant by will be carded. For. next weok, When the final buck was counted, fMO was turned over Cottrell, Highlands grammar school llorrls-Michsel Egan .« 88-35—73 for Hie cause. Art;Marks, Lakewood pro, who walked ofl with . pupil who temporarily lost the Jnsflold-Dlck Hearn, ,. 37-36—73 the Eatontown Legion' nine, which 'remoter Lou Collichio has booked ' pro-amateur honors with club champ Ducky Housen of Lake- sight of her right eye! The tourney r. Albertl-Joe Stevenson 33-30—73 failed to enter for this coming cam- a match with Leo Jona- was hold at Beacon Hill Country ohn Albertl-Donald Corwln 36-37—73 paign. than, 250-pound'giant from Hurri- wood donated 158 and two dozen golf balls, so It looks like he Ilkora-Davo Jones 37-S7—74 more than earned his share of the prizes. Also coming In for dub here under the direction of Pedone-Vern Bennett ...... 40-34—14 Gunther and his coach, Don Rl- cane, Utah, and the Rocky. Moun- sincere-thanks are President Dave Jones and the directors of Pro' Andy Slkora. Sullivan-Edward Hazard ..._ 38-36—74 ley, former Eatontown Legion star, In champ, .will team up against Wley, _ Beacon Hill.- Giving the tourney its'final orchid was Johnny Lou Barbaro, Hollywood Country PetrngUn-Frnnk Cochran 36-38^—74 will look over all prospects from two of the roughest grapplers to Oallano, Mbrrls-Rlgaud B. Falne ...... 88-37—75 Attsrdl, "The Silver Fox," Albert! of Jumping Brook Country club, who dub' pro, stole the show when he Wclch-Capt. Bcall ..:„ 38-38—76 Rod Bank and Red Bank Catholic enter a ring. They are Blackjack stated,. "This waa'the smoothest run tourney I've ever played slammed, away for 18 holes to card F. Siclllano-Larry Scott ...... 38-38—76 high schools' and grammar school Dillon and Laverne Baxter. It will Tarantolo, In." Quite a compliment from a veteran pro. And some lucky a new Beacon HHl courso pro rec- >. Albetti-Tom Catncy 88.31—18 pupils. 'The roster will .carry 16 go two out of three falls no time VlMelllfof Newman-John Forruggerlo.... ' 40-86—76 Ftore, p golfer went home with a' bottle of Crawford scotch donated by ord with a torrid 69 totaled on 36 Reardon-Harold Murphy - 40-37—77 high, school boys and about nine limit match. . ' Tom McVicker. • on'the' first 9 and a 33 on the Fedona-Rut Orouse ...... 41-86—77 grammar sohbql play era, The; •agos In the semi-final, Drapp Is. alat- home 9. Sldlltinb.Hllrty Allkni ....: 42-98—80 of the1 youths%ill'go1b,' Fiore,. Callsno l Sac- , for 170.years.' /Ratsey is also.chairman of the Bermuda Race commit- home with tho pro-amateur honors Gcorgo Maxflcld, unattached 37-30—76 Park, Neptune, Atlantic Highlands, o'clock, .'.••"' tiftcw. Bltrl; SB, Mauro, CalebretU. W- with best ball scores of 33-33—66. Angelo Pctrnnlln. Green Hill 36-40—76 ley, Attardlj Hits, oft Flare; 4 In 7 In. tee of the Cruising club. For the 1952 deep water classic, he has been John Reardon, Spring Lake.... 40-38—78 Belmar, . Oakhurst, Spring Lake, nlnnl'Mulllitan, 10 In • Innings; Struck Both received the top prizes of tho Long Branch' and West Long out by Flora t'by Mulligan. 2; Bases Issuing a series of bulletins to entrants and others interested, just to 1 Art Marks. Lakewood ..- 30-39—78 : help to make the affair a bigger land better one. tourney, with Housen winning a Dick Morris, unattached 30-40—79 Branch, • ' • Last Week's on balls: off Flore. 6 6tt. Mullisan.. 8j J100 set of Irons donated by Bea- Andy Slkora, Beacon Hill.... 41-38—70 1 DP, Mulligta-O'Rourke-Jonu: Umpirw, Fred Albert!, Jumping Book 30-41—80 Red -Bank will play its home Oaxhart, Vol.) Hit by Pltchtr—Oahtbnst- IF SOMEONE ASKED YOU THE QUESTION—What Is con Hill's Slkora, while Marks was Frank Slclllnno, unattached 42-41—83 -•. Gordon Oldford ' games on the Stalder Held-Monday Track Results U, Vlncem. - . •' . the fourth ranking Industry In New Jersey, what would your presented a trophy donated by Har- 'Ronnie Hllbcrt, Beacon Hill 47-43—90 and Wednesday nights with' the sea- Leonardo 77—Mana'squan 36 old Murphy, Red Bank insurance ohn Nolson, unnttached.,... . No' Card son opening June 5. answer be? Some answers probably would give you one or the Roddy Newman. Homestead ..._ No.'Card Among the top-notch drivers en' 100-yard dash—Won b» DeSalvo, Li following, textiles, machinery, Iron and steel, leather, petroleum,, man. Tiny Fedone. Plalnfleld No Card teredls Gordon Oldford, Westfleld 2d, Brlekenbridte, L; Sd,' Bennett, L. Casey Jayyees refining, chemicals, pottery, brleks, cement and tiles. Iron ore, B*our teams deadlocked for sec- John Albert!, 'Jumping. Brook No" Card who captured the title of ^'1951. Vandals Damage* ^'m« 10.8. • • • • ond "In the best ball field. Slkora Jack Welch, Ft. Monmouth.... No Card 220-yird dash—Won by DeSalvo. L; pig ore and valuable fisheries. That's just mentioning a few. John Cafone, 'Squan River .... No Card prince of the stadium," This is Old- Id, Nlehols, H: 8d. Bennett, X. Time 24.S. Defeated, 13-3 Well, If any of the above were named, It would be entirely teamed with Ed Savidge of Beacon George Sullivan. Old Orchard No Card ford's sixth year of racing and he Steal Materials , 440-yard run—Won by Shaw, Mi 2d, wrong, • • , • • Hill and Earl Herbst, Jim Mancuso Caruso, h: 3d, Cheek, L. Time 55.2. . will again be driving the "Pappy FREEHOLD—Officials of the 880-yard run—Won by Gray, Ll Sd, LONG BRANCH — The Oreen The correct answer Is—horse breeding—believe it or not. We were and Pat Anacon all turned In cards Pin Benefit Slated Hough" special 82. Among his col- Littlo League here laat week set up Jackson, Li Sd, Eeklof, L. Time 2:23.8. Wave jayvee baseball squad marked educated on the subject Saturday when going on tour of several of the of 68 when teaming up with Fro lection of major trophies, three a guard to keep watch on the or- Mile run—Won by Vali«han, Li 2d, up its third victory of the season breeding farms here In Monmouth county as a guest of the Thorough- Lou Barbaro. For Frank Romano have been earned at Wall. ganization's Parker field clubhouse Hubcr, M; ad, Snellarove. h: Time S.I 8. Thursday when chopping Red Hish hurdles—Won by Andrews, Lj 1 bred Horse Breeders'association of New Jersey. . ••'. Barbara's sensational shooting, after-vandals caused considerable 2d, MncLcnnnn, Li 3d, Tuaeneu, M. Bank Catholic * seconds, 1S-3, here which was a highlight of the tourn- LONG BRANCH — A Head-Pin Other entries Include such all- We also learned that New Jersey Is Ideal for horse breed- time favorites as Bill Ptiater, Eat- damage to building supplies stored Time 21.6, - Thursday afternoon. Ing. New Jersey's climate and her rich soil produce alfalfa, ament, was 5 strokes better than tournament for the benefit bf Low hurdjes—Won by Andrews. Li ontown; Parker Bonn, Freehold there. The theft of electric switches I.TralTord, M| 3d, Tuieneu, M. Time Roger Fary tossed aslx-hltter to clover and blue grass. Hay and .small grains combine to form the runncrup, Archie Pezzella, as- Frank Romano,' local youth who also was reported. . . sistant pro at Jumping Brook was struck by a train several weeks Mickey Rorer, Quakortown, Pa., pace the victors, while th't Braneh- Ideal conditions to give courage, stamina and Intelligence to Tommy Clark, •: Jed Bank, Charlie Rapidly hearing completion tho Shot Put—Won hy Myers,- Mi 2d, ers tagged three- Casey ehuckers horses bred and raised within her borders. Two general fac- Country olub, -who registered 39-3S ago, Is scheduled for Saturday at Venrlch, Mi 3d, D. Treua, L, Distance Ferry's Bowling alleys here. The Birdsall, Point Pleasant; Charlie building housed panes of glass, spe- 86 ft. ' • '" for ten hits. '.•;• tors prevail In thoroughbred breeding: first, climatic; second, t-74. He was followed by Joe Bar- cial siding nails, heavy duty insu- benefit is sponsored by American Dyer, North Bergen; Sammy Mal- m Discus—Won ' by Myers M; 2d, D, Long Branch cam* up with its topographical. Extreme heat or cold does not. lend Itself to the' baro, brother of Lou and former lators . and other" building supplies. Treiia,' Li lid, Harvey, M. Distance Panama open champion, who now Legion post 425, Col. Pnul E. Wat- ach, Lambortvlllo; Bill Chevalier, 102 ft, , biggest Inning In the third chapter, rearing of the best horses, nor'docs, land which is inclined to Newly purchased lights also were when' six' runs- wer« chs^ed over be hilly or mountainous. Ideal conditions for a thoroughbred operates the driving range former- son, Belmar, In co-operation with Sayrevllle: Wally Campbell, Tren- Javelin—Won by SchuUhels, Ll 2d, American Legion Post 44 of Long ton; Jim Delanoy, Hope; Al Pom- stolen, a'league spokesman said. A 'amache, Ll Id,. Wenrlch, M. Distance the platter.' The winners went .to nursery are a temperate climate and good land where ample ly operated by Sikora on rt; 35, flagpole at the site was destroyed 58 I Mlddlotown. He carded a 39-36—75. Branch. ponlo, Lakewood; Rlchlo Hall and work.early in the. ball game to grazing and water are abundant. • severat weeks ago, Hlorhh Jump—Woju n by Anderson, Ll 2d, score three runs In the initial in- As evidence of the progress of this industry, figures show that rac- 'Pros shooting below 80 and fol- There will be five trophies' award- Bill Hall, Toms Rlvor. Vawihanh , Li 3d, Myers, M.'Helght 6 ft., lowing tho low shooters to the 6 ins, •-. » • •' '' ' ning. After the' Caseys tallied a ing records* for 1951 show a marked improvement In the performance ed, two donated by post 425 a,nd Tho race card will feature seven 382 FLAYERS COVERED Broad Jumi*»-Won by DeSalvo; Lt 2d, 18th green were Angelo Potraglia events, Including threo heats, two lone run In the top.of the third, of N, J. homebreds, Thirty-six colts and fillies from local breeding two by post 44, Tho grand prize Jfl3W YORK (AP)—Tho 37th odl- Shaw, M; 8d, Traflord, H, DUttnce Long Branch went. out In front, farms earned more than $(0,000 each-lor their owners and 13 of thorn 36-40—76, George Maxfleld, unat- trophy was donated by Lutz Used semis, a consolation and • a 25-lap tlon' of Baseball's Who's Who 21 ft., t Ins. tached, 37-30—78, John Roardon of main event. Tho cars will .go to the Polo Vault—rMcCray, Li.fonly man to 9-1, with Its' six-run spurt. exceeded |lfi,000 in winnings. Presented hero with their winnings are* Car lot, Belmar, -There will also (Baseball CMazazIno Cp), is by far flnlah). Height; 7V4 IU .' . * those who earned in excess of $15,000—Spartan Valor, *3357Bj Blun Spring Lake 40-38—78, Marks .39- be door prizes for participants and starting: lino promptly at 8!30. In the most complcto over published. Charlie D'Ambresl led the home 39—78, Slkora 41-38-79 and Dick spectators, tho event of rain the races will be Neptune 12-S-Red Bank Catholic 38 blub with the stick as he was cred- Case, {29,350; Squared Away, $28,500; Boom Boom, $21,450 and about It Includes the records of 382 major 100-yard daah—Won by Matthewsj Ni ten, others up in the high cash. Morris,' unattached, 39-40—79. hold Sunday evening. leaguers, including 161 pltchors, ited with a two-run homer and %• :d, Kennedy, RBi 3d, Davis, N. Time two-run double ' Also on hand to have a lesson on the horse breeding Indus- In the amateur bracket Chick DANCER STARTS RIGHT Editor Joseph Lilly worked all win- YONKBRS, N..Y. (AP)—Stanley GOLF TOUBNEY, MAY 18 22O.yard dash—Won by Matthews, K| RBD BANK CATHOLIC 3. V. ' try were state legislators, with Senator Dlofc Stout representing Donofrio, Jumping Brook, trailed ter on the 128-page paper book- id, Kennedy, RB| 8d, L,-. Davis, N, Houson's 36-35—J1 with; a. 73. Dancer, young,trainer who led tho the local delegation. We'll bet Dick walked through more Frank J. PlngUorc, athlotlo dl lot, Stan Muslal, basoball's top hit- Tlmo 21,3, . •*• , , Kerrigan, 2b " "' Other gross amateur scores were drivers' in winners the first two rector of Red Bank high school, ter, adorns the. front cover, 440-yard run—Won by Harvey, Ni Wlrta, « ;...... barns and plowed through more mud Saturday than he ever did Id, Stiskl, RBI 3d, J,'Taylor, N, Time before. - *. Gus Hoppaoh, Jumping Brook, 39- years at tho Yonkers raceway, got who dlroots the state high school Qowlen. of ...". 37—76; Tony Aldarelll, JB,, 40-37— off to a flylng.start as harness rac- golf championship, announced this > SEEKING TEAMS •«.«. . : • Wsrnoek, If ... In five short years, these horse farmers, entirely through determina- ing returned hore.' Ho won tho 880-yard run—Won by Eckert, Kl 2d, Btglar, lb ...... tion, have'developed this Industry from the nursery stago of ten farms 77; 'Walter Brown, Fort Hancock week that tho tourney will ho hold - The Rod Bank Softball leaguo li ', Caulo, Nl 9d, Jay Warnock, m. Slrm'huni of . to the place It holds today—110 farms, 646 marea, 45 stallion? and moro 86-41-77; . Ed Savldgb, BH., 40-39 opening race the first night with Monday, May 10, at JumpIngBrook seeking teams for the local joftbal 2100,8, ?aji(en, »b ...... than'2,500 head o£ thoroughbred horses and a capital Investment o —79, and WMIe Cannavo, BH,, 40- the first tlmo starter Chct Hanover. Country club. Approximately 30 circuit. Interested aoftballors are Ppfafls,' e It paid $14.70. . Ho also won tho Conkiln, Ni 3d, McArdlr, 1(11, Time tin, about $25,000,000. 39-^79. teams are oxpocted to participate, requested to contaot Tom Cuslok, UO.rsrd hljth hurdles—won by Caii. Komen'd, p ...... Vernon Bennett, ono of tho vast- last raco opening night with Volo Madison high school will be de- 04 Park avo.. Fair Haven,, or-cal ronl, KB; I, Ynung, Ni 3d, Schrembrle, Chief, whloh returned $5,60. N, Time 10,9, Knockhtl, p ••• I. SHORT SNORTS FROM SPORTS-Peter R. Van Keuron ly' Improved Beacon Hill /golfers, fending Its 1051 crown. RB 8-146&-R. tSO.yariTlow. hurdles—Won by Morris, won low not honor* with a 63 card Pi 8d, Younjr, Ni Od, Marine, KB, ft of Red Bank I* a candidate for tho varsity track' team at R Rensselaer Folytechnlo institute, Troy, N, V. He Is a sopho- •oore'd on 44-30 minus a 20 handi- cap, Shot put—Won by Sloeum, RBI t&, Bruno, p |, more In the department of management engineering. If he Individual Winners in Businessmen's Loop [aekion, Nl 8d, Walton, N, Distance Kistlng, o „-...... | makes good, his first test will oomo Saturday when RPt meets In Wednesday's ladies' tourna- 19; ft., • Inches, D'breii; lb ment Mrs, Thomas MoDarby, Plain' Pole Vault—Wo1n by Carroll, RBt Id, f. the University of Rochester at Troy . , . Frank Sohnoldor, Rouen, Ni 3d, Lof — t»-i_,A - *. DelUra, ef .. field Country olub, turned In tho t Kliusjr, M .. s- Lambertvlllo, stook oar pilot who was a popular car Jockey In •"Dfs«ui-Won'byT;«Vso'n."^ 2S/\(ra|. flow, tb .., Y the oounty ls.it season, la In fourth place In the National Asso- low gross ccore with a card of on, Nl Id, Johnson, N, Distance U« ft,. MagUire,. ib OI or st ck c r Aut0 0 42-43—85., In the low not bracket Arbis, rf ...... „.,- ' S.V J '. . ? * B" '"! »tandlng«. Franklo dliplay* Mr*, William Amend, Jumping avelln—Won by Rams«y,, N i i8d< , Shcr. Vrgo, rf ..,...... «„,., «ll points In the Grand National point race, >tn, Ni.M, Walton. N. DUUnt. ... 5! §t ril Brook, and Mra. Thomas MoVlckor • Broad Jump—Won by Kamjr. Hi «d, •' . -rvy °! aanoUonad by American Raoe Driver* olub, will bow Beacon Hill, tied for low not hon- Kennedy, Rj) | Id, San fey, N, Dlstsnce j. i In at Ratnald Speedway, HaWeld, Pa,, Saturday night, May 10. Gary or* with card* of 7,8, Mrs, Amond IV ft,; lVlnch«i, 8Jv•••> •l((tlHI«* Gordon, a former promoter at the Long- Branch stadium, I* now dlreo- . High Jump—Won by Htrvey, Nl ad, Score »T Innings fired a 93 minus a 14 handicap LoHen, N' Id, H»msey, N. Height » ft, I Jor of the HaWeld eourae . , . Joa Oakee of 14 Clifford pi, recently while.Mrs, MoVlokor shot a 116 t iHmmed a uleot field In th* M-lip dock oar feature hald We, Joe. minus VM handicap, ' n, B, otthsiAi J. y ojt ooos (H-)j v finished aaoond In ona haat and then upiat tha field by Hipping hunt Campoi'cc Preparation! Lonr Brsneh J, V, ,. IJI l«0 if-1,8 Juit to add more, spice >to tho Hl-D'Ambrtil I «8. Bruno,'i'AiAriin,iAA lI I In tha money spot In th* faatur*. ' lti off rtry—l lit Bandy Cook, who a law years back hurled from the mound tourney Oapt, Robert Boall of the To Be DlscuBscd Hero 90 Buno Jj Qeyii Hlt off rtry—l lit Fort Monmouth Country olub came 4lnnlnsr»»i HtsHtsww- and operated lit the Infield on a baseball diamond, Is now Plant tor the Boy Boout "Bat- Itruek ouout't W hurling on tha bowling alley*, Bajidy .recontly grabbed aeoond up with a hola-ln-ono dream shot ases oon balfet on tho par «, 6th holo, whloh tleground C»mnoree'r June t, 1 and place In tha Itth annual New Jmey Bowling Tournament at 8 In thi Topinemuf park area map nMtMU, Trenton. He fired a 704 dngle* aerie* to trail the winner by 60 mesjuros 149 yard*. Boatl's tea shot landed about flvo f*ot ahort of tha Frtthold will bo ma4t by county tup and rolled tho ro«t it tha way icout omolali next Widntidky Weaver Captains ' "OUnoy Lowered tha,Boom," ineaked In on Uie tentulne night at Oarpinteri' hall, Kid whan the MBO Penguin fleet Inaugurated the Reusillh Bowl to dunk In,' A total of IS40 waa taken In dur- Bank, ' , . Softball >Teansv Mrtia Mverti day* am, Only this time It wai Oraih "lower Ottnporoi klti will b« available, , TINTON KAIXS -Rain foroad . tin Boom"..Bowwi. allot Captain ,Honry Popa. auffarad whan ing th* tournament and was turned over to the parent* of tho girl, to alt leaden and demonitratlom » poitponimint of Tu«iday'« ioft> / I Botoro nulled a "Clancy" on Pope'In the aeoond race. Of alt will ba givin In tent ilti «t«uni, ball gama bitwain*thi,total tram* ; , jailor* on whom to lower iho boom, Bowers haa to nick on th* intranet gatoi and eootelng |iar fleet eaptalit, mar iphoohool tiam and Monmouth tlflO llllliMtltMIlM ...... BtMhBh' i TrumaT n B, OOaaiat t ooaehhM Tha Red Bank Giant* la ona Jamy Shore Baaabtll loop olub that ' Merh.t 5»*5S—92 SEPTEMBER JONES tha.looal nine, eaa lay thi "Jlnta" hava player* In tha aarvloa, and top one* at that, lantuio ,,«» in.ld—«« BOSTON (AP)-Bheldon Jonu, Tetm mambari art.Frank Au- Ralph Usnucoa, outfielder, ti in Oirmmyi Lai Carbon*, third taioman, •foiK-Jtok Folk Honored Yt thi 1,3th annual oanqutr of the Red Bank BuilntiinWi loop ara four of acquired by tha Boston'Brave* la maok, eatohirt Robirt' Bmnitt, to In Korea, along with Jot Madura, Initial aaekan Allan Stern, flra bat Uratlls.Wallif Brown '•iiena.Tony Alaarclii tha bowltri who earn* In for Individual honon whin thi trophlii and eaih awardi warn hand* a dial that sent Bob Elliott to thi flnt bam Billy tamon. iieond Ohuekar, Is In tha Ooaat Guard; Pate, naming, hurlar, la In the Nav •lie a.Joi rjlmarl .„ Olants, pitched only tWo oomplitt bain Robert VanBrunt, ihorUtopi :, and JMk Malonay. oatohar, la In ona of tha lervler branohai . , . A ;«l}i||a.filok Brown ad our,'Monday night at Wljlowbrook, Fair Ha van. In tha photo, lift to right, ari Stanlay jjamoi in la atarts with tha alinti Ronald Weaver, third bill and cap- "OHtfi, hard ilUfifni outflaldir, ir nol In aarvtee, but ha la anticipating Savaga, who marked up thi iioend high nrloi loorif Howard ©aga, iieond high avirags Tut year, However, .both were dur- talni John Cennli, left fieldi Wlllm Uf bajl In fprlngfleld, Hut,, for thi lummer. Ohaunoay Lehman ing tho September atretoh drive, Hudaon, oantar Midi John Huff, Upnardo hlrt aohool graduate and of tho oianu laat year, I man with I87.°t Bob Wordan, wlnnar of high aviragt with a 189.2 mirki flnt high, Individ- wlth Ho beat the Bravee, M. Sipt, B, right field, and James Taotar, P»> . f Cardinal farm «lub In Naw Maxloo, Manaior Htrrna ual urtii with a 672.and high gama victor with « torrid 387. Joi Ruffinl, right, wai third and 11 dayi later beat thi Oubi, vlS MoMiani, Robert dllbirt, Net- lno'f former ball player* ara .raally apraad out around thi fWMIiT.WIlei flrtiiu i • In high ivaraga with a IIB.2. • Mi.for hii two route-going son Warden and W.Mlay Ptttirioni M iiriiro.Tora 11* »„„>,..„ • RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 1.1952 Page Nine Fee Wee Hoeso of the Brooklyn Dodgers had the dubious distinction Liberty Hose Co. Cleans Up in Firemen's Loop Ernest Ratscy, Famous Sail Maker, of being caught stealing the moat SPLITS and times, 14, during the 1931 National To Give Demonstration at MBC league season. MISSES '• Monmouth Boat club will hold an her career and under different rigs. open house session Monday evening Another feature of his demonatra- BY at the club rooms for tho purpose tlon Is the showing of gadgets of giving all boatmen and their which show the relation of true WEEKLY SPECIAL! PAUL A. ALBRECHT families an opportunity to hear Er- wind to the apparent and how to nejsf RaUey, who represents Ratscy trim the sails to get the moat speed. and Lapthorn, famous sail makers Ho shows the audience the twisted - Perhaps it is becauie wa aj-e paying more attention to the different of City Island, N. Y. The firm Is analuminum headboard of a Weeta- leagues around the'county dnee Writing this column but it seems to American branch of the English moa mainsail, one which was hoist- FREE us that there are more close races "this season than ever before. The concern. ed improperly. Friday Night Red Bank Women's loop is no exception. Their close Ratscy \vlll be guest speaker at Perhaps his most , spectacular WITH EVERY race was between the high average gals, however; and not the teams. the meeting and will talk on sail prop is a fully rigged flat model of j For the first half of the season Marie Gollno was out In front with making and bis experience.! sailing a racing stoop, the deck of which Marian Francis close behind; Marian took over the lead during the iti the America Cup Defenders. Mr. is marked with multi-colored lines PURCHASE OF •econd half and held < it all the way until the last night when Mary Ratacy was commodore of' thefor purposes he explains as he dem- Smith, who had been creeping UP, put'ori a last minute spurt and rulslng Club of America In 1040onstrates the proper "marrying" of $5.00 OR MORE forged ahead. Marian had Mary by 17; pins before the gals took the and 1948 and at present is chair- jib and mainsail on various points alleys last Friday night-but when all was over Mary showed 163:11 man of their sailing committee in of sailing, and the right and wrong and Marian 162.34.' This Is the same Mary Smith who walked off with charge of running the Bermuda way to sot, trim and gybe a spin- ONE the Sunday Night Mixed league with a 170 count. Marie Golinb was race. naker. With the aid of a strong third with 16tl4 followed by, Amy VanVlitt, 160.30, Bea' Petrucelll, Tho City Island sailmakcr and electric fan, Mr. Ratsey gives a SHEATH 168.59. To Mary and Marian we say, "Well done."v You both did a cruising yachtsman Is one of thefirst hand demonstration of na- •well job and the positions could very well be reversed next season. most entertaining and Informative ture's breezes. KNIFE Mary Smith's 238 game was tops, for the high single effort while Jane yachting lecturers in operation. He Club members, non-members and Burdge set a record, we believe, when she rolled 603 on the opening puts on a one-man show that pro- anyone interested in sailing activi- night of the season and then'held her breath, all season long to.see vides all entertainment and educa- ties arc invited to attend this ses- this total hold up for best high three games. That's along time to tion you for one evening. sion. REG. hold your, breath, Jane.. Eatontown Television: was 12 lengths to the At the conclusion of his talk, Mr. good with.,67 won,. 26 lost'record and.the high. single game of 918. Ratsey will show movies complete 4.95 Strand restaurant, with 56 and 37, had four games to spare over third with sound, showing step by step Shore Conference place which ended In a tie' between-Red Bank Recreation and Airport the making of a mainsail from the inn. Airport salvaged an Individual prize, however, the night they tiled Bank _ A 0 VALUE! 1 moment it is laid down on the loft Hoffman ...... ' - 4 J came up with' the 'league high series of 2,554'. The next four teams floor to the moment the racing LnkBwood _ 3 I were tangled-up in two ties-as Mld's. Beauty Shop and Lawes Coal number and class insignia arc Mnmisnunn - 3 1 company both had a 44 and 49 .record. Globe Petroleum and J. Yanko sown on. Freehold - - 3 2 SHERWOOD'S .were side by side with' '40 and 63.. Dean's* Flowers,, with 37 iand 66, Another film, in color and also Atlantic Highlands li 2 were four games up on the cellar dwellers, Victory Market. An .odd with sound, concerns itself mostly •Nejitimo : _.l 1 SPORTING GOODS position for a team'with such a name. Eatontown Television is well with the America's Cup races of pleased with the results obtained by Marian Francis, Vivian Wilson, Toms nivcr 2 3 1037 and the subsequent activities Riiimon -.—. 1 3| 7 BROAD STREET Jay Bruno, Dot Calandrlelo- and < Jean Matuszewskl. Airport inn of tho class J sloops on the Newl^eonurdo ... '. - —I 2 j cannot complain of the record turned in by Madelaln Rafferty, Doris York Yacht club cruise. Stretch, Ann Gage, Vera Llsta and; Grace Turnock. Amy Van Vliet, Afatitivati _ 1. 3 RED BANK president; Jane Burdge, vice president; Ann Gage, secretary; Helen He also has on display five dif- Kcyport —1 4 Curley, treasurer, and Mary Jones, «gt. at arms, all deserve a vote of ferent photographs of the famous Games Today royal' racing yacht Britannia, each Point rleusant at Rumson. Boy.i aru HIJIQ to make pocket monej thanks for jobs well done; • • .,,'. '. *~ showing her at different periods ot Toms River at Kcyport. '. The Watson loop had a tight.-race' all' season long also. by selling The Renter,—Advertisement* The-lead changed, hands quite'frequently-but when tha final results were, counted it was, Power Conversion that converted the most spares to win by three games. Frequency Control had just enough control the last: night to: keep Field Engineer- ing 1 from nosing them out for second place arid the result wu a tie, 52'wins to '38 losses. Drawing Review teamed up with Supply to give us another tie at .48 and 12. Security was pretty secure: in sixth place, being four games behind Supply and eight In frortt of Spec. Review;. Field Engineering 2 found Week-End Itself looking up at the rest (ft the field as, If they looked down there was no one there. They were the cellar team with 26 and 68. Tpm, Zlngale was the main cause of Power Conver- sion's -success. si his league leading average of 180, coupled with his high single game of 279,'would be good in any loop. - Jack Sagul of Held.Engineering 1came second with 174 while third and fourth were a couple of Supply men, Ralph Cam- pagna. and Charles Wilson. Ralph had 172-aiid second high game of 265. Charles sported 1T0 with high series of 63O.VAny one of Uiese scores we would be proud to own. Fifth place In i the averages was occupied, by Wlnfleld Chasey and Tony Pent* > with 167 and they both keeled for Drawing Review. The 5 boss of Power Conversion Section' can thank Tom Zlnrale, I Charles Carbone, Jack Vetterl, John Norton,' Beranrd Saolis ' and Kenneth Lewis for, that first place berth. Frequency Con* I trol owes Its second place position to Charles Jacobson, War- • ren Roberts, Charles Shlbla,, Harold Edelstcin, Joe Oliver! and f POUR SPOUT Marvin Bernstein. Drawing Review's 1,062 was one pin better '. than Power Conversion's beet effort as was the 2,882 total j of Field Engineering 1 over Security. Ye* these boys went j at it hammer and tongs this season so we can expect to hear ' JUG a lot more of them next: year. .. Oakhurst always was a great'bowling town and this year was ne exception. . The Oakhurst Businessmen's league . turned in -what is probably, the'closest finish ever seen in Monmouth county. This ICO is a bumper league, which means that the top two teams are.always fighting each Other. The last-13 weeks of :the season Brown's Bombera FAN * luitrous flnlift and -Memory I*ne bar looked at each other each Wednesday night. VACUUM TYPE-NEEDS NO '"shlwelohr.1 ' In-thlB period Memory L«ne won j2T games to the Bomber's 18. Both BATTERY CONNECTIONS * *«»8ed COI,,I,U< *"m« _h»d ono-oleansjvaep In all this Ilmi with*.all other matches ln8L2 JS.1 affalr«- Meanwhile Barney Schnleder's bar was on the Giv.i betler air circulation In car. f W n< Vacuum operated ,. . cuuiei no "22^ i'•'tP' Whi n*?hu y >V»r'highend themr UhaeIvn third at any time until the S!t 5 T * J * '°« « "'*'«d 'or second place with gallery drain. The (Ineil car fa mory Friday night the Shore Firemen's Bowlihgloague concluded a long season which ma.de 's«Sh». »Hn ^ .' »»vlng the. higher average, still faced the that money tan buy, Bombers while Barney's, tangled with. Long. Lane farm. .Memory its debut in September. When the smoke cleared! two Liberty Hose company teams wound Lane was two games out and needed a clean sweep to win-while HAS 3 SOFT Barney's could only hope for a tie, even If they took their three games up on top with crowns. Liberty I came through with flying colors in "B" division, while Lib- RUaKR BtADES The Bombers dropped the first two and then > In the last garnetUhad erty 2 finished on top of the heap in "C" division. Victorious pinners of the No. I team, to come, from behind la the last frame, with Jim Merola Jerome Havel and John Byrne.'striking out; to win. Need™,."to sai Wai™ left to right, are Subby Golino, Joe Tomaino, Lewis B. Hendricks, Pat Ambrosia and Fred Sac- . . . after co.' Kneeling in front holding the ball is team captain Bruno Mazza. No. 2 team winners, left lar9«> On Ui hard pressed the last to right, are Ray Hurley, Frank Smith, Frank Mazza, Joe Mazza and Gregory Figaro. Kneel- COMPIETE fln.lly lost by nine P7ns. -That r It* appeared that unti"***«•*l• thewXIO . 8COi>o WTJIM TfiCOuttrAn Ann a' Ml>fnip* aAAi*A • «* _ - ing is Dominic Figaro, team captain. lint place with' the Lew Nelson,- leason- tied for 200 CLUB Sharpe Tire Co ._..__....«.18 72 BOWLING SCORES ,W. Naylor 203, score 234; N. Cole- Hatchard. score 223; H. Stlnea 212, Prlia Ust JERSEY CENTRAL POWER * LIGHT score 21S; W. Vanner 220. scora 213; Each team receives 11.00 for each COMPANY BOWLING LEAGUE E. Rickey, score 213; E. Summers, score game won: 213, J. Wcstlake. score 211; W. Waller, First place team, Red Bank Booting; FINAL STANDINGS acore . 200; O. Presley, acore 203; £. Nocond, Globe Petroleum; third, Rocky's •^» W T. Matthews, score 201. Bite Shop; fourth, (Ilobe Motors: fifth, Transportation . 69 40 Team hltfh thrco fnmcii—Accounting. Eisners; «lxth, nod Bank Bowling Cen- Mater Repair ..— 47 42 2,891; Transportation, 2.000; Statistical. ter; seventh. McCormlck's; eighth, Accounting 44 2.617. Team hlKh sinsle Kamc—Trans- Sharpe Tire Co. Ganoral Office 41 portation, 001; Statistical, 981; Account- High average men for seaaon—N. Collection ...... 84 45 Ing. Individual high three games—R, Aschottinot 188.40; second, J. llufflnl. Sale* 40 r.o Young 029, I". Farr 828. C. Ounthcr 62a. 185.20; third, F. Bruno, 182,76. Statistical _ 48 51 W. Naylor 610, H. Stinea 612, J. Acorrn HlHh average mnn on each team: Storeroom .....•...... •..•.••.•—••• 47 (2 608. Individual hlsh single game—O. N. Aachettlno. Petroleum. 188.411; J. Qaa House . ,...n. 46 (3 Schneider 277, L. Treblno 2SG, II. Brml- Uulllnl. Rooflng. 180.20: F. C. Bruno, week, to go but Engineering 43 ahaw 210. J. Logan 24S, C, Brown. 241. Motor's, 162,76; J. Tuttle, Bianer's, Customer Service 42 no 1ST D. Douglas 244, J. Acerra 243. < 178.47; W. Alvino, Rocky's. 177.10; F. Payroll :.... 30 GO Saccn, It. B. n. C, 170.10; R, Acerra, , ban- INDIVIDUAL. AVBRACES FAIR HAVEN~BOWLINC LEAGUE McCormlck'«. 1S5.7S; J. Calver. Sharpe, given out. G AVE. FINAL STANDINGS' . I 108,75. i nine B. Younir _ 84 177.114 Man. Co, Bowllnx Association Awards B. Rickey ... „ 80 174.41 W h High three games, N* Aachettlno, 670; W..Vannor 60 174.31 Pair Haven Fire Dcpt .'.82 38 high tingle game, N, A'chcttlno, 2791 t W. Nnylor 90 173 Prank's Tavern .....47 43 high average game, N. Aschettino, As Treblno • •••• Jlfi 172.9 Fowler'a Hardware 48 44 188,49. W. MeQowen 87 170.114 Willowbrook Itest _ 45 4.1 90-DAY J. Acerra 41 170.22 Shrewsbury Dairy ,....-.45 4» INVID1DUAL AVERAGES H. Bradshaw .' 911 108.21 Kuner'a Sorvlco Station 35 (ifi 0. Ave. W< en 1 168.20 Flmt high 3 gamen, Fowler'e, 2,767; N. AschetUno nil 198.40 ?«**£. *$ "? ' ""I"" " Pr*»ldent,"«de ffl Ennw " o"? 0. McNauuhton Slfi We h< 8 Wlth Utlle H. Stincs 03 1(7.47 jecond high 3 games, Willowbrook r , j, iiuflint « -..»..«.. 90 18S.20 •vora^'T t™ " "" • ' BrliM. BoT?i 188 K. Ormsbee , . 02 167.40 2,711: third high 8 games. Frank's l'av. K. C, Bruno - -... 80 182.70 B. H, Motrls 98 167.21 urn. 2.707. J. Tultlo ...- 64 179.47 V. Farr 98 161.84 Fint hltfh game. Fowler's,. 9781 aeconil J. l'aiandrano 90 178.49 Deluxe Dual E. Walter 82 166.28 high game, Fi»nk'». 06«l third high T. Arnone ....00 177.42 E. Matthews 14 166.8 game, Fair Haven Fire Dept., 064. V. Alvino -( » 75 177.10 > Bob wfll have to add MoU.er"?oora' on*" C. Qunther ...... 90 1)9187 INOIV1OUAU AVERAGES 0. llumnl . 84 178,57 IS. Summera ...... M..*...... 99 165 0 AVE. 8. (llassl ....- 60 175.83 P. White 90' 164.80 1 J. Costn .....».., 88 175.81 UFFLER L. Pryoj T. ....83 • 178.7(1 W. Walter 87 114.79 0. Uillone ; «..«...* .» 83 177.A2 F. Bacca .... 76 176.10 but O* Pf antsy ...... „ .... , OS 184.80 J. Ellis ...... tO 17S.1B K. JelTcry 00 174,66 - a 161.21 J. Mnmoromil „ 75 173.14 N. Ooio.Hiitcharil OS HIM K. Ithodea 13 17B.71 Last season It Was Henry Canonlco who came un R* ]*overslclgo .1 13. Bmmons 01 176.38 l'\ J. Bruno 89 178.61 C. Schneider «6 163 II. Skonlkl - 60 170,37 |C EXTENSION .*» games, M.and at the same time Henry's hlg™ threeKwSu A. White 77 170.04 1 « m. FITS All CARS 08 D, - Cole * t ita 0, Shlnn A it 168.72 I , Sllkawltn 73 170.21 "•ft « - This count was only good for third place that yea^and then L. Treblno 88 162.73 J. Mulvlhlll .., HI 168.71 V. Ufayette 80 169,80 1 plaoe> K. Coopor , On 18t.BR W. Chandler 70 168.4 ft. Fischer -...79 I6S.52 V$L£*LV H ^ ** '"•v-r-otB tell what will happen, A" Hi,27 W th< Jno t gam l n tM J, Druhl «ll J, Maaaa 84 180.113 F. Smith 84 166,78 wood*.t««< • *%?** ?u , ' " » loop'it war Sher. A. . RoasonRoaaona ,„. , fi8O0 18J.21 P. Hurley 77 18S.87 J. Lafayette : 78 106,23 woods Sporting Goods that came up with tho most 2.700 sets i«v«n W. Wo#rnor 71 113.13 ,R. Acerra ..88 195,75 W. KadlBo 8T 0. Jflcobien 7B 166. lUSTROUJ CHXOMI Not one team failed to hit this charmed olrol«.:'Tl^;-"wb.r7dlo (Si E. Ryan 411 164.11 < N, Msiin' 00 lBS.au MI 11 9 th y Diioncontl 82 J. Plntteraplel > 71 164.42 Pop Pnlamlrano 90 169.18 IXTINJION INO$ Lo»an :.... 12 J. Wesmorland 82 164,78 SSnifM? '» 'J!'"''* ' ***« « «™» time rolled the fewest 700 . Coulan «l 1, Wanlell 70 168.18 games, thru. Na«dlu. to «ay they lost all threa.. By tha same token 4.11E. Hoardman - 70 162.72 I). Allen - 71 164.38 . Noll ...... ^...... Si HoiSJ V. lleF-allo .78. 182.1 the Barbers only managed one 1,000-game as did Progrosslva Life In" . i'lrebauah 71 190,41 K. Amendt 71 161,38 M. V. Aumack, Jr -.74 A. llrunn , 84 161.81 *349 juranoe, Sherwood'., Olofa. Motors, AumaoU's, Airport In" Bonoore'. i, Oomrlna* ...-...;, 87 191.81 I Otld 04 19700 • ta VSlUfHO I1H .. tat. .sti.4...... 4.a.As^a. u & 190.34 J. Calver , ~...M 168.111 flai'j Tavern and Balrd-Davlson, Crate's Baveragea and Nat'« Jawelera 0. Iliirmlde ?...... in 188.114 M. Tomaino ..I.. 90 1116,81 aaoh oollaotad two 1,000-gama.. Bafora bpwlln» began, on thTW't (I. VnnHorn 7« 117.8 A. (jellaVloohla .,..85 186,17 night of action a meeting war hald to decide the following wwon's team 1, DeUnoy, Jr .....sa 150.71 IS. Rungo 80 181.38 R« liaur 7;. OQ MB.4T N. Samn 77 146.8 average and It WM voted to raise It from the pruant 860 to 866. This R. Smith 71 ir>3.6H J•. Domia" l' „ 8"1' JJf.61 j» th« average «ta«jn *var»«e» of the Ava high menTn eaoh team! Gi Kelm ...... M lfi4*4O "' Ara* 12 1(9.89 Bowled 1K< thin two.thirds OT till Mayor White WM the guest of honor at tha banquet with Ed, Macklln C. I,yl« ...... $0 181.111 Frank „ ,...»S in.8a IIWlMt A very oap,bl« and Interesting, mastar «f caremonlai. ThaTMonmouth w, yoorhu«i „.„• i h ua.ai .. Taniey .,...... '. 69 1110,61 I'ou Palandrnno ...... 8 107.1 144.A3 Dr. Colin aa 179,31 County, Bowimj- aiioolatlon Wss t« ba 'represented by Its president. n, Dctmond 64 I7O.;I 1,21 B. .yvilson .,10 148.9 1. (lolino M HI l*» IfOpf^ltd ...-.....•..•• J4 178.19 l lck U| 1, f!itnry •• .*...•.*•.••«••• '78.8 oatlako ,„,. 00 711,37 - .5 ^* vloe-prwWtnt, had tha pleasant duty of award- 'OW|1 XIH.I.IHI...... >«' 78 J. Wlllinma :"::":;;;;::»' oounty.pnsas,' . • 3, llriino ...... 4)| .85,30 F men . lAiia •«....».....»...««.*•».»...!»•.». 40 150.14 wfa- -1 Pagluccl 7 I'ou Aumneki 8r ,., ..,30 t^AHS "*0 '» Jl»*. MCOIH «nd third place roU-off* 97,91 J. Oatntr- «...... )•....,>.. 70 W, Holtmnn 87.84 «.«•" "•J^'^S!" ? nlghfc; Bid B»nk BMreMjon will be tha •> Amblir 1 i... US A. Pound ...... Eil OhaOlf •, „ „, m 98.31 f h th»ior flrat m an dMtA aeoond place ba«les with Bradley Beach 1. Prout' ...;...;.M...... I 88 :;::::::::::::tS 84.10 W. Ooronl (..... ,,tlttt it ?&.&* PL * Plwe teamt, Theae promise lobe 1 98.8 , thriUlnf nthts) right down to the last UU. tlberty 1 and » M j! lLtWmuT.™ZViV«™.V,!wi'. " J» 8" " ii, jbeWitt a'j 15. OH" well M nAttl wlU bi representing Bed BwikTnllie nght for B, iTlirkhanlt ,. 7* 140, tha Durtn trophy, liberty t almoat lived un to our fondest imon rnkunt , 67 147, 4 Kti»l 39 134, II hopea When'Uity won tho first two gamn Uit Friday nlfht while Thomiuon J, P.l»r., Jr HsntUmotACflTfl i - 9200 Oommunlty WM In tho prooatt of Toiln> two out o? their three. llt .> 7 olijht gamoa for Toronto, Ho NHWABK. obi. Pilroliurn III JJ art .tohaduUd.' Tho award* (or tht oounty tournament will be pra- IIAT 40 pitehod K no-hll exhibition garni i Mitt Otim AiiMl««f QDMIIH*! tlmliie! itntad it that tntatlnr and tha >hora rirtmtn will ba making thtlr ID 41 ugalntt the Caidln«li, Rldilk'i one |^ •jmM'MM'JWtftttiJoba hald May uth and 10th- at lia Oirt big fault In thi pail hu bun wild' SHOP AT YOUR NEAREST PEP BOYS STORE Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1, 1952 tan Yacht club, Perth Amboy; 809 BOWLING MEETING SLATED ' Wins *E' Division in Firemen's Loop —John J. Millroy, care of Robert OCEAN GROVE -, Captains of C. C. Auxiliary E.,Lee Yacht club, Morgan; 311— the Shore Firemen's Bowling league Walter A. Morton, 771 River rd. will meet hero- Sunday at the Eagle SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Fair Haven; 312—Roy S. Matthews, fire house at 2 p. m. The captains To Examine Boats Matthews Fishing station, Keyport; are requested to make it a point Timely Notes On The Great Outdoors Announcement has been made 313—Lawrence Handley, fire houie, that the courtesy motorboat, exam- Leonardo; 314—Everett Titus, ,1638 to attend or to have a team repre- BY STEW VAN VIJET ination program will be conducted Rlvervlew ter., Belmar. Boat own- sentative at the session. Plans will -again this year by the Coast Guard ers wishing to join the U, S. Coast be made for the banquet and other* auxiliary, the volunteer unit which Guard auxiliary in the program of bowling problems will be hashed Tbe Choppers of the Sea Have Palm Beach Fishing club's annual safe boating can .make application over. Lewis B. Hendrlcks, secre- Arrived fishing contest. Congress has created to- assist the tary, announced this week that It Last year he came through with -Coast Guard in helping to make for enrollment to the, commanders, There is a motorboating safer. Is urgent for captains to attend. - time-worn • say- a record sea trout. Tins yearhe ing among the took top honors in the fresh water The program provides for quali- . Baseball Slate The road to better and bigger 'busi- older fishing class with a large mouth black bass fied motorboat examiners of the • . • '. TODAY ness, advertise in Tho Register regularly^ which tipped the scales at nine auxiliary to examine motorboats for Toms River at Keyport ' folk of tho little Jameeburf at St. Rose —-Advertisement. " * *' village of Sea pounds nine ounces. This also en- safe operation as a courtesy to own- Point Pleasant at Rumaon Bright to the ef- titles him to a Field'and' Stream ers and only at the owners' request. TOMORROW button. ' • : The examiners will. report to the Lakewood «» Red Bank fect: "When the owner of'a boat any unsafe'condi- • Freehold at l*onardo ' dragon flics ap- In the Palm Beach. Sail Fish Atlantic Mihlond., «t Manasquan pear it is time club's contest he took'first: prize tion found and will appropriately Keyport at Matawan to overhaul your with'a S5-pouhd Klngnsh. Quote: affix a decal If the boat can be Neptune at Hoffman "So you see, my boy, I have a. lot safely operated, A boat failing on Rumson at ~ Toins River Lowest Prices b1ucflehlng first examination can be re-exam- Jameaburi. at Red Bank Catholic - gear." to put on my mantle when I ar- South River at-St, Rose rive home," Congratulations, Capt. ined by the same examiner after a On one of the noted violation has been corrected. Stew VanVllet gO degree tem- Dwlght, Next year it will have, havo Local Softrailers ANYWHERE! perature days wo had early last to be a record boneftsh. H. L. Mslncke, captain of the Planning Circuit ' ' •, week we saw a dragon fly. This was 1 jersey shore division/has expressed ENGRAVED ON promptly followed by reports that 'Scup '—Porgy to You, Mr. Silt a determination to make' this the Plans are- under way for the big, bull-nose blues were being Water Fisherman safest year yet and has cautioned formation, of a Softball league in PREMISES! taken in tho pound nets, which are "Conservation." According to examiners "to be most diligent in Red Bank. If the required spon- Oocated in Sandy Hook and Rari- Werner O. Nagel of the. Missouri their work." : sors are obtained, in the near fu- .tan bays. Conservation department, "We need Examiners have already ^made ture, officers of the loop will be a brave, new word—a^woird that some examinations and the-pro- elected. Every year around the first week means the same thing to all men gram will be stepped-up gradually According to Lou Ingrassia, a of May these big breeders make and still, convey all that Is cov- until the week-end of June 7 and 8, member of'The Counts, six teams their appearance in this area. ered -by the commonly accepted at which time It is planned to have have been recruited for the cir- Whether they actually do their ieAnition, 'the wisest use of our examiners available to every yacht cuit. Included are Little Silver spawning in the bays, or came in- natural resources for the greatest olub or boatyard as a sort of "grand Cleaners, Video Products, DcFalco'o to rest up for a spell, after their good of the greatest number'." long migration has never been slam" event. , . -. Hardware, Little Silver Boys' club proven. It is our guess the spawn- In my opinion the -word "Con- Jersey shore boat owners interest- and The Counts. If the loop la ing is done far out to sea in deep servation" as refercd to the per- ed should contact Auxiliary Flotilla formed, it is anticipated that the water, and when the fry is able to petuation of our natural and wild- commanders located as follows: 308 games.will bo played on the Red travel they find their way into the life ; resources, is one of• the moist —aharles.B, Lovltan, care of Barl- Bank Giants' Meld. bays and inland waters along the abused and misunderstood words in coast, where they remain through- the dictionary. out the summer months, gorging No one pays any attention to its Pictured above are the victorious Red Bank Relief No. I bowlers who copped the themselves on spearing and small meaning, from the low-down game fishes, and are known as "snap- pocher, the average law breaker championship in the "E" division of the Shore Firemen's Bowling league. Shown, left to right, LETS GO FISHING pers." They grow rapidly because :o many of our top officials, whose are Milt Earle, George B. Brown, Jr., George A. Brown, Jesse Cook and Ned Sickels. Kneel- of their great capacity for food, and duty it Is to see that our resources by the timo fall rolls around they are to be used for the "benefit Qf ing in front is Gus W. Colmorgen, captain of the squad. will weigh from a half to three- the many against'the selfish in- terests of, the few." quarters of- -a—pound. thousands in- order to receive any owned and handled by Lee Carey of Look At These Values According to Nagcl the word It is possible that this extra "conservation" has outgrown its attention. Today you have the as- Spring Lake Heights. Trout Stocking early arrival of blues may indi- suranco that Assemblyman Alfred Major won over the 13-Inch class Bafflbeo Spinning Reds $7.50 usefulness, and a new word which N. Beadelston, Senior Assemblyman cate that we may expect the "peak" will "stimulate—the one word that with impressive style by coming Glass Spinning Rods $8.95 up year which has been building up •will substitute and make unneces- Elvin R. Slmmlll and Senator Rich- back to second scries high bound for the past two seasons. ard R. Stout are ready to lend their Started Again Spinning Lines '•. i. - $1.00 up WORLD'S FINEST sary all other words in the human support to conservation measures and holding his position in the run. v Stripers Being Heard From language—the Infinite word that which are designed "for tho bene- Captain gained his victory over his TRENTON — Trout stocking has Glass Casting Reds 1 .'....._„ $3.95 will express the ALL of ALL to division the hard way by coming started again in New Jersey's pub- Just prior to the recent storm ALL." fit of the many Against the selfish back to second series in fourth po- Level Wind Reels : $2.25 up scattered catches of striped, bass Interests of the few." lio streams to provide sport for TROPHIES To get back to porgles. As an ex- sition and defeating the entire field fishermen until the 19S2 trout sea- Terrific Spinning Lures, large variety 65c - 75c were being made along the surf, ample of the7wanton destruction of We have received a copy of the In direct competition through five •with the best catches in the, vi- following letter written to Capt, series. son closes on Sept. 30, the State Children's Casting Reds 98c cinity of Sandy Hook point, our fish let me quote from tbe Otto Reut of Highlands by Sena- Division of Fish and Game, depart- & AWARDS This has always been a favorite United state Fish and Wildlife'Ser- tor Richard R, Stout: All Winning hounds expect to go ment of conservation and economic Children's Reels ..,...._< 55c. * $1,0Q vice Market News Service, dated into action Sunday, May 11, when development, announced today, spot for very early and very late Friday, Apr. 25: "Scup"—porgles, "Dear Capt, Reut: While reading tho club will hold a benefit trial Foul Weather Heoded Jackets and Pants $5.00 each An outstanding assortment of striper fishing, Every year at about RI-5,628 lbs. Conn.. 1,600 lbs., N. Y, last week's Atlantic Highlands With the opening week rush over, Bowling prizes for lcagui!3, this time there is always a run of 1 Journal I noticed the exchange of for the infant paralysis fund. Four Steel Tackle Boxes !....„...... „ $1.98 up 18,000 lbs. Land; 173,270' lbs., N, J-, well-knwn judges through the state the division started its in-seasoa teams or Individuals, at Mon- small school bass. A» a rule they letters between you and Frank J. stocking program Apr. 22. Between Heddon, Cortland, Ashaway, Shakespeare Line $1.00 don't remain long, as they are on 10,900'lbs., MD., 16,000 lbs., VA., 600 Hall. May I advise you that I am have donated their services for the mouth County's Trophy Head- lbs,, making a total of 224,195 lbs. occasion, and the club is offering now and the middle of,June ap- the move. Some of them find their In one day. . prepared to support any bill con- proximately 280,000 trout will be For Striper Trailers, Large Bunker Spoons ..._ $2.75 quarters. way into the rivers, where they re- cerning striped bass which meets trophico and roaottos for tho winn- liberated in suitable public waters. main throughout the entire sum- , Now let us turn to the other side with the approval of tho sportsmen ing hounds. They urge all beagle mer. The Rumson, Sea Bright and 3f the page and see what "scup" of our county and In faot, during owners in the county to support Float stocking of trout this sea- Visit Our Enlarged Tackle Depti, Where You'll Highlands bridges being their fa- rought In the market. New York, the last session I supported bills this worthy cause. Spectators as son Is being greatly increased to vorite hangouts in this section. large to medium, 6 to 7 cents'a A-510 and S-218. well as participants are welcome to assure more even distribution of Find Good Tackle. pound,. Carry-overs, large to me- attend this trial, which will start trout and to discourage fish truok They are followed, by the main "With kindest personal regards. WE ISSUE FISHING LICENSE body of larger fish, which should dium, S to i cents a pound. Not sold Sincerely, with a drawing at 8 o'clock in the followers and the yanking out of mm put in an appearance about the aec- out .. • • '• ' ' •' "' Richard R. Stout." morning* at the Morganville head- the limit of freshly stocked trout Shore's Leadlng- .pnd or third weak of May, or about It stands to'reason that with the quarters. ' . .-'•.'' in a few minutes at bridge pools. 72 Broad St. _ 20* Broadway the time of the arrival of the men- cost of refrigeration,- transportation League of Salt Water Anglers The judges in the Sunday event The increased float stocking pro- RED BANK • LONQ BRANCH haden schools.' and manpower being what they are At-an executive meeting of the were John Woodtcn of Patterson gram" will also make more trout Tel. R.B. (.022* Tel. L.B. e-0210 today, 3 to 4 cents' a(pound repre- League of Salt Water Anglers, and Patrick Kazcinarsky of Slngac available to the majority of anglers COHEN'S DEPT. STORE Open Friday Evenings Last year we witnessed one of sents a financial loss to those who who can fish -only on-week-ends. .the largest migration of big bass which was held last Monday eve- in tho 13-inch class, and Reeves Shrewsbury Ave. Opposite River St. School Hve have ever seen; Oapt, Bill Frank catch them as well as imposing a ning at the Cedar Inn, Highlands, Lipponcott of Woodstown and Jo- Charles O. Hayford, superintend- y of Shrewsbury and the writer hit tremendous loss to the species,' as President William Mackey reported seph Hamlyn of Brldgeton In the ent of fish culture at the Hacketts- • OPEN EVERY KITE TILL EIGHT UOPHIPS for all SPORISand many; of these fish; are undersized. that the league Is growing fast. into them off the rock jetties near Whereas,' if left -to-grow-.up ,to 15-inch class. town Fish Hatchery; and Chief the entrance gate to Sandy Hook, maturity,' half us many flsh would New members are joining daily. Game Protector. Fred Craig, aro be- They wore all over the map as far supply, the market and twice' as Tho financial affairs of the league A Day In ft Gilmo Warden's Ufa ing praised for •• their untiring., ef- down the beach as the eye could many would be left' to spawn for are In splendid shape and that ad- I'd like to call your attention to forts to make the 1952 trout season eee. future! generations. joining states are falling In line and a four-page picture story in the a banner one. Superintendent-Hay- Quoting Capt. Jim Nann of Sea joining In tho fight io make striped April issue of OUTDOOR LIFE ford based the 1952 trout distribu- bass a hook-and-JinP flsh only, Bright: "I have fished- for striped We Can't Xose, But It's Up to You called "A Day In The Life of A tion program on a total output: of bass along the coast for nearly SO Flans were outlined for a rigid Game Warden." a half mhllon /trout. years and this was the largest What & perfect setup' we have campaign, which includes publicity spring run I have ever witnessed. herein Monmouth county, with all In several forms. It was decided With the co-operation of New Chief Protector Craig has taken They stretched in a, solid body .all the, cards stacked la our favor.' to have posters printed and dis- Jersey officials, Allen Parsons, As- personal charge of the distribution the way from Monmouth Beach'to Never'before have the sportsmen, tributed throughout the state, to- sociate Editor of OUTDOOR LIFE, crews on the various public owners,otisome $4,000,000 worth of and a photographer, wore allowed streams. He reports, great, success the Point of Sandy Hook." gether with stickers for automo- In efforts to spread trio trout out These fish were on the move and docks, yacht' basins, rowboat. liv- biles with the words to the eect: to re-create the events that actually eries, charter and • open-party boat- "Mako striped nags a Hook-and- took place one day early In Novem- more, through the.streams so that were feeding as they traveled. We owners, bait sellers, tackle' dealors, ber, when Warden Hudson G. all fishermen have a better chance managed to tag four beauties be- Llne Fish Only." i \ ! -i to catch fish in a sportsmanlike fore the water began to boil -with service stations hotels taverns and During May there will be a gen- Amory of Sussex County worked thousands of porpoise which wore all other businesses which share eral meeting of the league in Tren- several hours overtime. manner. 61 MONMOUTH ST. M «.io» RED BANK following them. In. the tremendous spending which ton, Date to be announced later. The- pictures carry Warden Am- During the season, fishing for It was a thrilling sight to watch is directly and indirectly a by-prod- pry from his breakfast coffee at trout * is legal from sunrise to 9 p, the struggle for existence in the uct of salt water fishing which at- Seagle Trials six a. m. through the surprise, m, eastern standard time. There la sea, Big stripers feeding on bunk- tracts many thousands during the Sam Brewer of Freehold has sent chase, capture and prosecution of no minimum size limit on trout. ers and porpoise slapping the day- summer months to our coast for In the following account of a re- a poacher who killed a pheasant— The creel limit-is eight trout per lights out of the baas with their the sole purpose of outdoor recrea- cent beagle hound meet. Crocker's a hen—out of season to his bed- day, of which not more than four BICYCLES broad, flat, powerful tails. We would tion, had the unqualified support Major, a 13-Inch beagle, owned and time at three a. m. > after another, trout may be taken from designated hate to get spanked by one of them, of our elected representatives. handled by Harold Crocker of Mor- exciting session with a deer jackar. fly.fishing waters. The possession as they raise their tall high above There were other years when it ganville, won. the major award of It anyone has the' idea that-, a limit is one, day's catch. BOYS' AND GIRLS' the surface of the water and bring was not so easy, to have your In- the year at the Holiday Beagle game warden has a soft job, these . it down with a terrific smack, terests acted upon. Those were the club. .Major established his right to graphic pictures should set him By hitting 186 home runs in 1951, which can be heard for a great days v when It Was necessary to tho trophy by defeating the winning straight. The picture story starts the Brooklyn Dodgers topped the The Ideal (graduation»Qift"U$e Our Lay*Away Vlati distance. send letters and telegrams by the 15-Inch beagle, Como Captain, on page 46. National League in homers for the Porpoise have rather small mouths, so in order to handle big Roadmaster, Huffman, Dixie Flyer nsh it is necessary for them to stun them and then devour them A LARGE SELECTION—20-INCH, 24-INCH AND 26-INCH : at their leisure. This run of bass did not remain with us long and Beautiful Assortment .of Colors ' , we figured that the reason was be- cause of the school of porpoise. t the Bat Special 26-Inch 20-Inch, 24-Inch Kunuon Angler Tops in Florida Contests Boys' or Girls' Balloon Tirti Dwight Foster of Rumion has, for the second year in- succession Balloon Tlrti New Departure brakes come out a winner in the West New Departure Iraket 20-lneh *3788 DELUXE MODELS ~ WRESTLING $ 34.77 »39;77t. '68.00 24.|nch Wed., May 7,9 P. M. -"There'll be no joy frail the town, KEYPORT AUCTION iThe man we trusted let us down!" NO TIME FIVE • ARENA • MONEY MONTHS ROUTE 38, KSYPORT DOWN PAYMENTS TO PAY

r|4e means RJNK SKATES AUW* ttltt fit lt««.' DRAPP vs. ZIM -'•••> 1.44 'trli, Frini* Ctnad* 10 MIN,—1 FALL ILIO A handy loel 10 Dl vt WHOLE Ml hovt. ".Ms Unkaiim Jhvrtshy nl«M'NQ "BRANCH—The semi-an- ant Beach, Perth Amboy, Morris- nual meeting of Monmouth circle, town, Cranford, Somervllle and pCEANPORT—The, ncwly-organ- International Federation of Catho- Woodbrldge, . , lzc'd Oceanport Lions club at a re- lic Alumnae wa» addressed by The guests were taken through cent meeting elected Daniel Herring 24 Second Ave;, Long Braneh Bev. John J. Endeprock, secretary the hospital by the student nurses, president, Al Cosentino, first vice of education of the Trenton dlo- who pointed out the excellent nurs- president; Councilman Arthur Cro- FUR STORAGE ' ceie, and moderator of this group, ing library, well equipped class- chet, second vice president; William Sunday afternoon at Star of the rooms, pediatric division and nurs- Wright, secretary; Frank Wash- Certified Cold Storage VsulU Sea academy, on the subject of eries. Slides showing •• activities of burnc, corresponding ' secretary; • Exclusive flve-jeclion construction end perfect • Repairing • Restylinig' education. the students In the hospital were Richard Morgan, treasurer; Coun- counterbalance make the new 1951 Model twfr-rtrr shown, along with a color film, cilman Felix Fogg'a, tail twister "OVERHEAD DOOR" amazingly easy to open and do*.. Flir Coats Mad* to Orrtt Miss Elteabeth Anne Cooper of "Nurses in White." and Charles Guillaudeau, lion »• sure; get the door with *Miracle Wedge* and PHONE Matawan gave an Illustrated lec- Applications are still being ac- tamer,. • ' ., , . CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING ture entiUed, ''Franciscan South- cepted for .the September classes. The group meats the second and *Salt Spray Steel* for lasting wrvi.e. Long Braneh 6-5147-3645 west," based upon 'a study of the Young women interested in a fourth Thursdays at the Methodist PORTRAITURE Franciscan mission* and their nursing .career may apply to the church. . OVERHEAD DOOR PRODUCTS CORP. work with the American Indians director of' nursing at the hospi- Iu' first project la a scrap drive of New Mexico and Arizona, which tal. The school conducts a three- to'Be held Sundays.. .,.,'. 35 SILVERTON AVENUE,.' LITTLE SILVER, N. J. 25 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Miss Cooper ma.de under the di- year diploma program, accredited . A charter night party has been PHONE RED BANK 6-0232 465 SHREWSBURY AVE. RE 6-4888 RED BANK rection of Rev; P.- R. Schlcker, by the New Jersey board of nurs- tentatively set for the last of May. MAXBENOWITZ O.TM., Chancellor of Gallup, N.M. diocese. Her. talk traced the his- AH'forrhi of . tory of the'missions from the 16th Ufa-Casualty-Flre century San Miguel at Santa Fe, said to be the oldest mission In Insurance continuous use in the United States,;to,present day work among Real Estcrtt ' the " Navaho ' and Hoppe Indian tribes. ••-' 300 Blver Boad Bed Bank, N. J. '.Color slides depicted scenes of the area, exterior and interiors of BE S-4971 the missions, and soclaloglcal stu dies- of present day. living condi tlons. Miss Cooper further, illus- BONUS DAYS trated her lecture with an exhibit of Indian handicraft, jewelry, rugs and other evidences of their cul- ture, making a strong appeal for AT IRWIN'S a . greater. Intereat and support of the American Indian. Miss Helen Phillips of Red Bank, We have red penciled hundreds of price tags in EVERY DEPARTMENT. This means that no matter regent, presided. Philip J. Bow- ers of Red Bank, presented the . wh>tt-youii..hQ!ne~«eedsy^ by-laws of the year-old local group for adoption and urged attendance TURE taken from regular stock, and you GET YOUR FREE BCMNUS AS WELL. at Mass1 and Communion for all members on Mary'i day, Saturday, May 10, in solemn recognition of FREE God's Mother, preceding the. usual- FREE Manning's-Mayflower celebration of Mother's day oil the BONUS GIFT second Sunday In May. Miss Pa- BONUS GIFT Local & Long Distanct triots, Reardon, social service chair- SPRING AND Moving man, will receive donations made 2 END TABLES to Mary's Mite, for charitable work MATTRESS 136 BRIGHTON AVENUE carried on In tht circle which With Every covers Monmouth, Middlesex and With Every DEAL, NEW JERSEY Ocean counties. Living Room Wish to talce this opportun- * Tea was . served following the ity to thank the resident!'of meeting: Monmouth and Ocean Coun- Member schools and colleges In ties-for their past patronage Monmouth circle area are Geor- and In order to'offer still bet- gian Court college, Lakewood; Star ter service to their. DEAli of the Sea academy, Long Branch; PHONE, DEAL 7-7905, an- Red Bank Catholic high school; St. nounce the addition of a Mary's, Perth and South "Amboy; BRANCH, namely, RUMSON St. Peter's, New Brunswick, and 1-1020.: St. Rose high school, Belmar. For a discussion and - a • All women who have attended FREE ESTIMATE on your Catholic high schools, academies, MOVING or STORAGE prob- colleges and universities are eligi- lem, call DEAL, 7-7905 or ble for membership In the federal RUMSON 1-1020 and a repre- tion. Officers and chairmen at Sun- sentative will be happy, to call day's meeting .and the schools and fit your convenience. college! they represent were as follows: Miss Phillips and Mrs. John' K. Harris, .vice regent Col- lege, of St. Elizabeth; Miss Geor- glne Fischer, Deal,- recording sec- retary, Chestnut Hill college: Mrs. William H.; Amend, Deal, corres^ ponding' secretary,' Manhattanville College, of the Sacred Heart: Miss Marie Scanlon, Mttle Sliver, treas- urer. Trinity college; Mrs* James O*rvey, Monmouth Beach, Mary- mount college; Mrs.-Raymond C. TIGHT or JERKY __ Kennedy, Spring Lake, College of New Rochelle; Miss Reardon and STEERING 15 LIKE THAT I Mrs. Daniel Rellly, Belmar, Geor- Any steering difficulty i> * wining. It gian Court; Mrs. Charles Meehan, meint wheel uabtlancc and psm we»r— Rumion, Rosemont . college, and and thtc means uneven tire ww—blow- Mrs. Leonard Lathrop, Holmdel, o<"»-l°» of yeering control-ACCI- Star of the Sea. DENTI Don't drire » CM *•£• u dtn< gnoui it rhtt "unleaded" gOil let us EASY TERMS! correct your eir for good with induirrr. Two State Officers approved BEAR Safety Equipment I Are Luncheon Guests BONUS GIFT Think Your Rtpair MIR Fir , BATONTOWN- — The women's "Tht Aeddmt That auxiliary of the Monmouth County Medical society met Tuesday at TABLE PADS Didn't Happen" Crystal Brook Inn,. Quests' wero With Every Mm. Thomas McGIade of Haddon- fleld, president of the state auxili- Dining Room ary, and Mrs. Edward Dyer, Atlan- it's Been "Quality" Since 1922 tic City, state auxiliary president- elect.. Mrs. Victor Slegel, president of Joseph Wildanger Co. the county unit, Mrs. Richard Dem- aree and Mrs.-Edward Kelemen rep- Body Builders resented the county auxiliary at the Rebuilding .,. Beflnlthlng state auxiliary's spring public re- Gallon Hoists and Dump Bodies lations day. program "yesterday at ISA Shrewsbury Ave., Phone the state society's headquarters'at Bed Bank, N. J. 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' . Flagg, son of .utherah Action Sunday Torrence, Mrs. Clyde Buzby, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Flagg of RED BANK VALUE CENTER John Byrne, Mrs. Harry Keen and Westfleld, at St. James Catholic 'o Be Observed Here Mrs. John Rafferty, Atlantic High- church. Holy Trinity Lutheran church, j ALL BUSES STOP NEAR OUR STORE *""| lands. Decorations ware in pink and ted Bank, la Joining this coming Mrs. Herman Wepzel, Mrs. WINwhite. Gifts were placed beneath a iabbath with 10,000 other Lutheran helmlna Burlingame, Mrs. Minna watering can filled with spring songregatlons throughout the Uni- 25 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK Fox, Mrs. James Grodeska, Mrs. flowers. Buffet refreshments were ;ed States in observing Lutheran Raymond O'Neill, Mrs. John Ka- served, with Mrs. Eschclbach pre- Vctiorr Sunday and In giving an of- You May Use Our Lay-Away Plan ney and Mrs. Frank Illo, Middle- siding at the tea table. Others pres- ering for spiritual and material aid town township; Mrs. Harold Cos- ent -were Miss Helen Flagg, the n this country and overseas.; Rev. tello, Mrs. Marie Hooyman and prospective bridegroom's sister, who Harold Hornberger, pastor, an- Mrs. Rapheal Devlin, Matawan; will be maid of honor at the com- touncesthat in marking this Sun- Mrs. Paul Kiernanr Mrs. William ing wedding, and Misses Carmela ay, the film, "New Frontiers in Beam and Mrs. Jerry Reiss, Long Marasclo, Marian Paris, Mary John- •Jew Guinea," will be shown at the Branch; Mrs. Helen Bennett, Fair son, Rosemary Mustlllo and Gloria egular sessions of the Sunday- AS ADVERTISED IN CHARM Haven; Mrs, Martha Wickham, D'Anthony, and Mrs. Harry Patty* chool and chllrch worship on this SEE OUR SELECTION OF Spring Lake Heights; Mrs. Mary son, Mrs. Robert Rhatlcan and lay. ' Maioney, Avon; Mrs. Howard Mrs, Charles Ross, « Height, Sea Girt; Mrs. Fred L. Th* .Lutheran World Action goal WATCHES Jones; Red Bank, and Mrs. James "Eight out o! 10 reaiUri consult Thi or 1952 Is $2,000,000, of which the McCoy, Union Beach. Register Classified /Ada"—Advertisement. Hed Bank church is asked to give ;284. Since LWA was begun 12 JEWELRY years ago. the Holy Trinity congre- gation has contributed * total of COSTUME 12,000, according to the pastor. In iddition to the cash gifts, it has JEWELRY ;ath«red 14,000 pounds of used lothing, shoes and bedding, which SEE US SOON lave been shipped to Lutheran World Relief, material aid arm of LWA. Total LWA and Lutheran World Relief gifts since 1941 ex- ceed {51,000.000, WATCH & CLOCK HOSPITAL Because of coal mine mechanlza- ^ and BARGAIN JEWKLRY . on, an American miner can pro- uce about as much coal in a day 7 MECHANIC ST., off Broad St RED BANK a Japanese miner produces in OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 P. M. new month. • hidden heel '•nea//9S2 EASY Spindlier THE OLIVER-PELLETT CORP. churchil Has Been Appointed the Authorized Dealer For height of The Complete Line Of fashion In flats! OLIVER TRACTORS

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PHONE FREEHOLD 8-1504 OPIN MIDAY NI»HT Till ?(00. 86 BROAD STREET RED BANK 46 Monniouth Si. PHONE 64310 Red Bank' 1211 Broad Si, PHONE 6.1312 Hed Baiil. V '. . • . , RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 1,1952 Thirteen Carolyn Cooper the Red Bank Presbyterian church. Far Folks ai and Over It'* the The: guests were' Mrs. William Hun- St. Joseph's PTA Keceives Old Bible Honored at Shower. • ter, Mrs. Arbell Stone, Mrs. Bather From Hazlct Family Friendship Dance Larsen, Mrs. Joel Wardell, Mrs. LONG BRANCH — Mri. John, Frank' Aaroe, Mrs. Albert Aaroe, Elects Mrs. Dox Over the years tho Salvation HIGHTSTOWN Eylcs and Mis* .Lots. Aaroe were Mrs. George Slco, Mrs. Frank Fen- Aimy has received many articles in hostesses recently at a ' bridal KEYFORT — Mrs. Michael Dox COUNTRY CLUB der, MtS. Ruth Copcland, Mrs. Car-was elected president of St Jo- the way of olothlng, books, maga- shower for Miss Carolyn Cooper'of roll Cooper, Mrs. Gene Clark and seph'* Parent-Teacher association zines, furniture, bric-a-brac at their Little Silver. The party was held Misses Audrey Ryan, Isobel Cllne, this week. She. will succeed Mrs. headquarters from people who ; Wed., May 7th at Miss Aaroe'a home on Overton Hae Sherman, Shirley Huff, Betty John Kane. , . k . have an Interest In the work of It's Rul Fan—Aditi. (Se Inc. T» pi. .' ii-'\ Brown, Marsha Sico and . Mary Others, elected at the 'annual the Salvation Army. •vtry FRI.—Zahltr'i 11-Fe. Orck. Miss Cooper will become the bride Cooper. , ; -. . . meeting were Mrs. Kane, first vice Maj. Henry A. Dries stated today - Kvtry, SAT.—Tw» Bands . -.. of David Harper, Jr.', ^aturd^y at president; Mrq> John Thaler, second that in his 22 years as a Salvation vice president; Mrs. Harold Costel- Army officer in various cities he lp, third vice president;.Mrs. James had received the oldest family Bl- C. Say, .recording secretary j Mrs. blo ever to come Into his hands as "Experience is the Best Teacher" John McMullari?. corresponding sec- an officer. The family Bible was retary, and Mrs..A. J. Liilcliinger, published and sold by Daniel D. treasurer. ' '„.',.' Smith, who conducted a stationery JOHNS-MANVILLE PRODUCTS store at 190 Greenwich at., New Named as committee chairmen York city, and was the principal • INSULATION • SipiNS •ROOFING were Mrs, Floyd Brown, member- bookseller In the United States in ship; Mrs. Anthony Fariello, wel- tho year 1828. Applied by-our' own trained mechanics—local men with'over, fare; .Mrs. George G. Downcs, pro- 60 years combined direct training with .Joltrn-Manvllle Corp. gram, Mrs. Garrett Walsh, hospi- This Holy Bible was given to Major Dries by H. A. Hopper of Triple track combination screen and storm windows tality;'Mrs, Ann Meier, historian, >and Mrs., Charles Vreeland, pub- Bethany rd., Hazlot. It belonged 99 out of every 100 licity. . . , . .•'.'...". to the Hopper family and along Gutters, and leaders ' • •• with the Bible were a number of Credit rewords show that 99 out of every 100 people in this country are> Mrs. George- Hoffman of, South rare tracU published In those ear- Coolair Breexe Conditioning systems for homes,, stores Amboy,.regignaL.regent.qf the Pa- honeil. Thi* mean* that EVERY employed roan or woman, married or ly days. tingle with a good credit reputation who eemei to us for money can gel it. , " and factories : ' rochlal Parent-Teacher associations, will Install the.new officers at the INSULATION & SIDING CORP. next meeting. . ... , Cat-man Judges will lend you LITTLE or MUCH Sister Mary.Jacobs, principal, an- Theater Contest T. ltd. y*« av.r far a wmk t t .* 1 - ONLY' '• * 905 MAIN STREET: ASBURY PARK 2-3407 nounced that, a first Communion "Between Pay, Day* LQAUS__ 1. .. I* pay bMi Mm mri to to MONMOUTH COUNTY class will receive Communion May TRENTON - Allan Carman of ffcASHVOUlfCASHVOUl I AMOUNT I TOTALl ~| «"*<"•« •"<•... to!bm«Y*ta, or phone 18, and that crowning exercises will Shrewsbury, head of the drama de- I •HECEIV ECEIVE I fO« IYOTOUU tEKv»EPAVl| COSCOSTT I <}•• ^«»»wrr IWHi. Will. be held the same day. Sister Ja- partment at Monmouth Junior col- I lS I I IK"!;' I 'IS 22 I 22 I ««'.«.? wh.;. £X£Z2tTS LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES: cobs said that registration of new lege, was one of tho judges for the school pupils. will be conducted finals of the New Jersey Theater I 5 httlB! I % I SSi,-.^---•"*-"'" j MAYNARD CARD from 9 a. nv to noon, and from 1 league one-act play tournament •: RED BANK «-2JJ4-R to 2:30 p. m. Thursday, May 29, Sunday at Trenton State Teachers LOANS up to $500 with 20 MONTHS TO PAY ' ADAM LINZMAYER The PTA announced It will hold college. AMOUNT Amount of Monthly faymmniifort ' ATL'. HIOHLANDS 1.0S0* a Communion class. May 21 In the The Green Door Players of Madi- PUatt Noli: Pntcnl F«i)«rol Crtdil OF LOAN FRANK OIBSON school hall. Mrs. DuWayne Ross son took first place with the play Conlroll SPECIFICAllY EXEMPT s eo i 7.» » 1BI »3.1J FREEHOLD I-02IZ and Mrs. Edward .Walsh .will-direct Escape by Moonlight," the Joe Jef- Take Full from trsdll rtllrtcllom loom mad* 190 14 45 10.45 the class. On Sunday, May 25,,the 775 Mil 19.14 17.44 ferson Players or Ridgowood sec- Advantage of lo pay doctor, holpllol, htldlcal, 350 U.tt 34.23 1MI PTA will hold Its second .annual ond, with "lie," and the Mountain % 450 41.lt 30.40 . 11.11 | NO MONEY DOWN-3 YEARS TO PAY | Communion breakfast, with Mrs. Lakes Dramatic guild third, with dtntltl, fumroland bills (or «duca- Crrargut 2Vl% a month on balonoi of WOO or Thaler' ,and Mrs. Brown' as co- "The Clod.". W. H. L. Bunker, the- llonol purpotti. Utt and V}% on part of balanci *iir««ding $300 chairmen. .:••'- ,"--•'-. ater columnist for the Philadelphia ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION ——— 'At'the meBtlng, MIs« Helen Dunn Bulletin, and Dr. Eftlo Kahn, head TELEPHONE CALL Right in ffie quiet and TELEPHONE CALL of Asbury - Park spoke on,, andof drama at Trenton Stato Teach- 1 LOAN PLAN PRIVACY of your own NOME ers, were the other judges. showed pictures of muscular dys- TELEPHONE LOAN PLAN trophy cases and urged more fl- Phone the> managart _LbpaA sJh_b.aiL filfljj Mr.'Holden in Freahold for you to talk to us about a loan. sease. For Mary Jane Coyne Tell him hew much you want You can keep it as private as you Freehold office., .the one near- For the rest of her life Mrs. Brown reported the FTA had Mak* an appointment to vlill fide • as • confidential as you tikt. est your home or work. realized a $325 profit from Jts re- Miss Margaret Anne Shea of Hud- ourofRc* at a tlmemott con> cent supper sale. Sister Mary An- son ave. entertained Monday at a vcnlent to you ... on your Approval of your loan request is huclato's seventh grade class won bridal shower for Miss Mary Jane lunch hour, II you Ilk*. the attendance banner at tha ses-Coyne, daughter of Mrs. Vincent made while you are on the phone. sion. Mothers of sixth graders were Moyes of Route 35, Eatontown. Miss hostesses. Coyne is the brldc-olect of Joseph ll'l tht SimpUtl • Ealleil • Clayton of Spring Lake. moil convtnltnt way lo gtl the money you wanr. BELL FINANCE COMPANY Decorations were in silver and Carnation for Each Red Bank Office: Freehofd Office: Black • Wins white, Guests woro Mrs. Moyos, Mother in Church Mrs. Charlotte Chambllss, Mrs. Ed- 77 BROAD STREET 39 EAST MAIN STRCIT , R. Blue win Conner, Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. Ov«r N.wb.rryU Crovnd »/«•• COLT'S NECK—Each ''mother In and Loro Raymond Taylor, Mrs. Clarence tlo«M»W«.m tt«i.nW».TI* the congregation at the Refdrmod Teed and Misses Florence Domzal, PNONIi KID SANK e-MOO PHONE. fillHOtO church on Mother's, day. will be Pauline Domzal, Judy Flnclll, Alleen SERVING MONMOUTH « MflCIl * MIDDUStX • OCMN COUNVtt 00 given a carnation by the, Voung Grant, Katherlno Koany and Cath- Womcn"s .League for. Service. The erine tango. group at Its last meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph Morgan of Scobeyville also decided to donate ^25 toward a' movie projector for ths ••youth' •••'fellowships of ' the church. • •" ' ATTENTION! Mrs, Harold Gunther'presided at Red the meeting. Mrs. Rudolph Czyz as- sisted Mrs. Morgan as hostess. Mrs. Black Ruth Young' was welcomed as a R. Blue .Green new member, Mrs. Lester Rlohena RED BANK was named by the 'president as New Car Buyers! Wine Pow Wow" missionary chairman; Mrs. Henry Black Hammond, ' Jr., 'relief, and Mrs. Maltland Cain in'charge of flowers YOU CAN NOW BUY THIS NEW 1952 PACKARD DELIVERED IN RED BANK FOR Ouiltic' for'the church altar this month. The next meeting will bo held at 5.00 Mrs. Rand Vandfirvort'n home, with Mrs; Gunther.as co-hostess. At the close of the last meeting Wine refreshments' were served.- Others '2614:51 Black present were Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. Robert Lord, Mrs. J. W. Soa- H. Blue man, Mrs. Donald Updike,,Mrs. Ber- White nard' Freeman, Mrs. Grandin Van Note, Mrs. Jack Sparrow, Mrs. E. Cleo H. McKibbens, Mr«. Ruth- Smith, Mrs, Nell Case, Mrs. Ruth Young and Mrs. Herbert Kaul. Ambrose Fines Two As Disorderly Persons KEANSBURG-^-In police head- quarters here Friday to make a complaint against another person 93 BROAD ST. RED BANK ,Ray Harrison of 156 Park ave, be- NEAR POSTOFFICE came a defendant himself on a charge of being a disorderly por- son when he used abusive language toward Polico Chief Alphonsus Mc- Orath after he decided to with- draw the complaint. He was fined $50 Monday night by Magistrate REMEMBER Edward F. Ambrose, The magistrate suspended sen tonce after finding Mrs. Mary Four-door sedan equipped with 5 tires, clock, directipnal signajs, glove box light, cigar lighter, rear arm rests, Sta'klnecker of 69 Church si. guilty vent wings, rear ash tray and robe cord, Foam cushions on front and rear seats. of 'being a. disorderly person, ,a charge growing out of a complaint by. Patrolman Robert Kronenberg- THIS IS WHAT YOUR CAR IS WORTH ON A 1952 PACKARD or last week that she uicd foul and for a limited time only abusive language toward him In a tavern while he was on duty re- porting an accident to George Pros- WE WILL ALLOW UP TO THE/FOLLOWING PRICES: ton, first aid squad captain, Also found guilty and fined $25 FOUR DOOR SEDANS was Arthur Manuel of 118 Second 1946 1949 1950 1951 St., Keyport, Mrs. Staklnecker's 1947 1948 companion. He was alloged to havo Fleetniasrer Deluxe Deluxe Interfered with the patrolman dur- Fleetmaster Fleetmaster Deluxe ing Mrs. Staklnecker's arrost. CHEVROLET $855 S951 $1066 $1359 $1560 $1825 Streamliner Streamliner Stream. Dlx.. Chieft. Dlx. Ch. Dix. Conv. Oh. Dix. Conv. Keyport First Aiders PONTIAC $941 $1066 $1316 $1787 $2027 $2464 Start Fund Drive • Cylinder , Custom Cuitom Custom' Custom Custom • Custom • KBYPORT — Tho Ktyport flrtt $956 $1272 $1863 $2290 aid squad, now observing Its 21th DE SOTO $1)00 $1609 year of community service started Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Wind. Dlx. Its annual financial campaign Mon- CHRYSLER $1004 $1181 $1364 $1686 $1959 $2449 day with a distribution of contribu- tion envelopes. Members will .call Super Super Super . Super Super Super book (or donations, starting next BUICK $989 $1143 $1364 $1724 $1897 $2295 Monday. '88' Deluxe . Ths squad, formed «s.a fir*de - '98' Custom •98" Custom '98' Deluxe '98' Deluxe '98' Deluxe partment unit Mar, 6, 3928, Issued OLDSMOBILE $1008 $1167 $1421 $1858 $2132 $2310 a statement ihowlnr how volunteer • Cylinder service and publlo donations had Supir Dlx, Super Dlx, Super Dlx. Custom Custom Dlx, Custom Dlx. mad* possible the advancement of FORD $2093 the organisation until It now Is an $788 $893 $989 $1339 $1570 oxcolltnt unit that occupies a mod- Special Dlx. Special Dix. Special Dlx. SpeciafDIx. Special Dlx. Cranbrook orh headquarter!, The iqutd owns $1810 two fully equipped ambulances of PLYMOUTH $802 $912 $1042 $1272 $1508 STORE YOUR WINTER GARMENTS. tht ltUft typo and other apparatus Custom Cuirom Custom Coroner Coronet Coronet' Conv, whloh !• IrwUntly available for pub- DODGE $864 $1018 $1220 $1455 $1681 $2320 Don't delay storing your winter garments! Uo «nUt»no» throughout this area. Its volunteer members undergo $2285 eontlnuoui, progreialvo training! MERCURY $864 $968 $1085 $1517 $1873 Summer is a menacing season with its heat Its servlos record shows Its mem* bors work together on a busy, con- Champion Commander Commander Commander Commander Champ, Recja. • • < dry nlr . ,. and moths 1 > Keep your cloth* stsnt sohtduft, >• STUDEBAKER $701 mar "•ytfir THar $1892 Ing now-looking and safe from moths... bring Chosen President ' • Prle»d •teordlnf »• O.P.I. Reiulatlen 14. them In to Shore CIcHucri now for iufc storage. Of Senior Class OTHIR MAKIS AND SPICIAL MODUS CORRESPONDINGLY HIGH , NEW BRUNSWICK - William Take advantage of our excellent Blue-Ribbon Used Cars, which 0. Rut, Kiyport, hu bian oliotad prtildent or the Incoming senior elan it rtutffors unlveralty. A ur»d» curry a new car guarantee. Before you buy, compare prices with uatt of Blair nosdtmy, tht young man li * member of tho varsity traok team, the Dilta Kappa flp» sllon fraternity and tht Agricul- CLEANERS, tural olub, Majoring In agrlouVtur* at tht RED BANK MOTORS, INC state university, Rut automatically beoomti a member of tht student 24 WEST FRONT STREET HED BANK oounoll btoauit or hi* position of a 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 6-3800 Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1, 1952 £§§§*in Jewish People Honor a Friend Eisner Comments X he time has come On AP Story the Walsus said, Monroe Elener, president of Sig- mund Eisner company, this week To talk of many things;! issued a statement relative to an Associated Press news story of Of shoes and ships"-, t If you eat like Apr. 28, The story, with a Dayton, O., dateline Is as follows. (. "Seven Industrial firms, Including rdTVSets.T a hone and still one from Red Bank, N. J., were listed yesterday as having donated Necklaces! ^ slay thin as a grey- gifts to a former Wright-Patter- son Air Base buyer, in return for hound, the right suit contract favors. "The listing of the seven firms opened the co'urtmarilal of Capt, can give you a bnild-tap.'Try en Jerry Mitchell, who is charged with accepting gifts for contract favors, one of our suits for sire and fill recklessness in performance of duty, negligence and supplying false, information. out in style. "Among the flims named was the Sigmund Eisner company of 185 Broadway lit Red Bank. Mitchell was buyer for 20 Bread St the air base. in the • • ' Red Bank Long Branch •" 'Mitchell is accused of accepting gifts :ranging from fishing equip- ment to jewelry from seven firm YELLOW ...for any representative*." j^jj^g^^BIMS^gMaaBSiSJ^'.JS'.BM! Max Klarin, president of Congregation Bnai Israel, presents Mrs. Geraidine L. Thomp- PA6ES - product, Mr, Eisner's statement is a« fol- ' of the telephone book lows: son of Lincroft, with-a.scroll honoring her for good citizenship and outstanding service to the or any "The press carried a «tory last week that Sigmund Eisner com- community at large. Others looking on are Abraham J. Zager.Jeft, vice president, and Har- service pany'of Red Bank, N, J., gave gra- 1 tuities to a Capt, Jerry Mitchell, an ry Feldt. The.presentation was made Friday morning at Mrs. Thompson's home. MEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY It's not what you do Air Force officer. The inference was that a. gratuity had been given a. stork nearby. Guests were Mrs. In return for contract favors. This J, W. Rensley, Mrs. Phillip RV Car- Maybe Junior doesn't go is not true. "The fact Is that Lester Eisner, nle, Sr., Mrs. Carnle, Jr., Mrs, How- heavy on the soap when Jr., one of the officers of Sigmund ard Rabone, Mrs. Edna Huff, Mrs. washing, but a little persua- Noack, Mrs. Marie Golden, Jean Eisner company, served during Hendrlcks, Mrs. Shirley Thorne, sion and equipment may do World War II with the Air Force Mrs. Matthews, Miss Susan Mat- the trick Insuring you oi* officer involved. When Capt. Mit- chell was in New York one night thews and Mrs. DuPont; also Mrs. less laundry bills and Junior Mr. Eisner, as a common social Eleanor Aras, Mrs. Dorothy Reed, of cleaner hands . , . courtesy, had him as his guest to Mrs. Peggy Scott, Mrs. Mary Cas- the theater. sone and Mrs. Leonard. . "Sigmund Eisner company has Miss Harriet Doncon of Boston, been engaged in the production of Mass., was a week-end visitor at military supplies for the U. S. gov- the home of Miss Nonny Wagner way that ^ov- dt> if/ ernment for over one-half century, of Wilson Circle. • , . and while we're on and has never given gratuities to Jimmy O'Neill was given a birth- suring (the gimmick) , . , any military personnel /or the pur- day party at his Conover pi, home. accidents can be a costly pose of influencing any procure- Present were Kenneth Miller, Alice, proposition without .our ment. Dorothy, and Billy O'Neill, Wayne ••Chlldi Accident Pal," which "We would certainly appreciate and Edward Mallcy, Linda and your publishing this statement." - Daniel Mahnken, Emily Joan Turn- provides blanket medical ex- er, Kathy Ryan, Tommy and Billy A 3-Year Guaranteed pense coverage along witn additional income during: dis- Sayrc, Susan, Joanne Dreyer, and ability. The cost is surpris- Riverside Heights Marilce and Frances Petillo. ingly low. Why not call Eighth grade pupils ofFairview Mrs. Emma Snydcr visited her school went on a hlko and cook-out Sister last week at the House of. Charles H. Tindall last Thursday. Calvary hospital In the Bronx, N. Y. Mrs. Ralph Teed, Mrs. Serena Ha- Dr. and Mrs. George Wagner of AGENCY vens and Mrs. Marshall Smith were Country Club Estates spent the 19 E. FRONT ST. visitors.last week at Elisabeth. week-end at Lancaster,' Pa. Mrs. RE 6-9030 Mr. and Mrs.-William Heath at- Wagner attended the New Jersey ALLSTATE BATTERY tended the wedding Saturday of Federation convention this week at and have a representative their niece in Clifton. ; ' Atlantic City. help you formulate a well A stork shower was given Mrs. rounded insurance program? Jack Ransley, Jr., Saturday night Streams starting on Triple Divide by Mrs. Catherine White of Con- Peak, 8,000-foot mountain in Mon- over pi. Decorations were In pink tana, (low Into three oceans, the For Any Car In Town IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER and blue, including a bassinet with Arctic, Pacific and Atlantic. ' TAXPAYERS and VOTERS of MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP DO YOU KNOW THESE FACTS CONCERNING PROPOSED SITE OF THE NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL Pursuant to a policy of bringing important facts on public affairs before the public, the President of the Belford Civic Association appointed a committee to investigate ihe why* sical characteristics of the proposed site of the proposed new Middletown Township Public 3.01 Trade-in school. A survey of the property was conducted and thorough report submitted. Savings At the April 9th meeting of the Middletown Township Board of Education, a date vas set for" holding a special meeting of the board with the Presidents and Vice Presidents of specified organizations, to give facts on the new school. The committee of the Belford AND YOUR OLD BATTERY Civic Association immediately requested permission to state the facts as ascertained :h their survey. Permission Mas denied, the chairman stating that "No'useful purpose would be Lowest Cost ptr Month of Guaranteed Service ... served." • , "' Only 47c,a Month In the belief that the public is entitled to know these facts the Belford Civic Asso- 4 ciation at a special meeting on April 25th, elected a new committee to re-survey the property in question and to present the facts to the public. • . 51 Heavy-duty Chem-Set Plates; 110 Ampere-Hour Here are the facts for your consideration: " Capacity; Delivers 300:Amperes I .^"The property seems to contain less iclian 40 acres of which approximately-10 to. 12 acres Handles; All Accessories .;. . Radio, Heater, Lights, is a useless bog served by several active springs of water. Horns ... with Power to Spare bog-is located in the center of the property, beginning approximately 50 feel from Tindall Road and runs approximately 22 feet lower than Tindall Road. A Sears 4-Stor Feature.. .Hi* Sign el Tested Quality bottom land is so muddy that one of the committee was able to push a 1x2 shingle and Savings rib (with flat end) down six feet in several places. , 'To fill this land only one foot deep (soft fill) would require approximately 25,000 •£• Buy tht Allstatt Super lattery Today . , . Save « yds. At four feet of fill which' is considered necessary, 100,000 yds. would be required. Much as 3.01 en the Trade-in! {),••• At-one dollar per yard the fill for this spot would cost approximately $100,000.00. There's An Allstate Factory Froth Battery lor Ivory Car, Truck, Tractor property contains very little level ground which is necessary for playgrounds. A. ••' •} very conservative estimate for grading and filling land other than the bog, plus drain tile, culverts and labor would be at least $25,000.00.

/ t apples and peach orchards adjoining, a high fence would be necessary to protect them from the children. If 4,028 feet of Cyclone fence is needed to fence in three sides (if priced at $5.00 per foot • erected) would cost $20,140.00. Q,"" These costs arc over and above the $25,000 original cost of the properly. Tho staled price of the school docs not include furniture. Xn estimated 810,000 would be required for this. , , I O A11 COBtB "* estimated by thit eommlllee arci Furniture $10,000; Fence $20,140* Property 825,000} Grading, etc. $25,000j Fill $100,000

TOTAL EXPENDITURES . 8180,140.00 TOTAL BUYING POWER $362,000 180,140 ALLSTATE Heavy Duty ALLSTATE Cross Country ALLSTATE Regular $382,060 30 Menthi .74 24 Menthi llMonthi You can't build much for $382,060, It con 8200,000 to renovate Leonardo High School. Quarantesd Guarantied •uaranteed 44 13 XJKi'a'ar. Please do not consider this committee m objecting to • new school, The exceedingly 9 ANB OLD IATTIRV ANB Ol'» ' BATTHV AND OLD ' BATTIKV high cost of getting tills land In condition for uto ii the only objection to thli project. A eeiitt '4i« par Msnlh el OuiranUtd Strvlii •etito lit ptr MMIUI •f.auirinltri ivlu •Ooito lit iir Manlh il duaranliM ItrvlH level location with good drainage would hovo incurred no dispute In this way. •41 ehtnt'ltt Plaliti uo Amp,.hr. Oaiailly Mi ehim.Kt PUUti It* Amp.'hr. Oipitlty •41 ehMKlal NIIHI le Amp,.hr. Oaiaalty •Haral nwir «• fpar* lar 10 ManlHt •AntRlt Nwtr itrNinml Uia AXT0N Mmd lank f • Itio. SEARS •h*n« A. 1122 Friday ••», ATLANTIC GIVES YOU ASBURY K m IB DAYS VALUES IN RED BANK Z EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN ! ALL STORES OPEN EVERY BIG EVENING TILL 9

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ASBURY PARK RED BANK LONG BRANCH LAKEWOOD 715 Main S)rMt 25 Monmouth Strait . 216 Broadway 227 Saeond Straat A. P. 1-1404 R. B. 6-0488 L. B, 6-3684 Loka, 6-1915 TRENTON METUCHEN FREEHOLD KEYPORT 2S I. front Strati 431 Main Strait 18 South Straat 3 lait Front Straat TR 3-0038 Ml 6-3456 PR 8-2099 KIY 7*3012 Page Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Beacon Hill Opens Former Yankee Visits Cubs Republican Club ThK BEAT THE HEAT! Season With Dance Joins State Unit , sumrntr At THEY DO IN FLORIDA LEONARDO—Beacon Hill Coun- FAIR HAVEIWrrie new Wom- try club officially opened Its aeauon an's Republican club of Fair Ha- • SENSIBLY—YET—INEXPENSIVELY Saturday night with a dinner-dance BE SURE with in the clubhouse, 160 members and ven, at a meeting Monday at the Be rare that when yon In- LOUVER GLASS WINDOWS guests attending. Episcopal Parish house on Church ALUMINUM AWNINOS A fllot mignon dinner was served St., voted to join the New Jersey vest In a new home, you In- and under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Women's Republican club. QUIET. POWERFUL ELECTRIC FANS E. Ralph VanPclt, house committee vest with a thoroughly ex- en NEW or OLD CONSTRUCTION Advantage* of being a member tfmirmen. David T. Jones, club of the state club were explained by perienced, Tellable builder. president, was host for the evening. Mrs. Joseph C.Irwin of Red Bank, CHARLIE FARR Mrs. Henry Lcroy Bauer presided former president of the United Such a builder Is Ualmone Fair H«v»n, N. I. Red ••nk •••<>»« at the distribution of prizes. Win- Women's Republican clubs of Mon- Brothers . . . See them first! PLAN NOW—CALL FOR FgEE CONSULTATION ners were Mrs. Ralph Belknap, mouth county. She;said that the Harry Corwin and James Hanley. state unit now has a membership of more than 10,000, and the county group has 700 members. The Fair Haven club members will attend MAIMONE BROS. the convention of the state club May 15 at the .Berlceley-Carteret BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS hotel, Asbury Park. For Information Call Bed Bank 6-8987 or KB 6-0185 '. The next'meeting will be'Monday, May 26, at the parish house.

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"Whitey" Ford, former New York Yankee pitching star, THE VOQUE now stationed with the Army at Fort Monmoutn, autographs 32 WHITE STREET RED BANK, N. J. pictures of himself as Harvey Stewart and Jimmy Jakubecy of Fair Haven Cub pack look on. Other cubs await in the back- ground for their chance to meet the former Yankee, who visit- ed the Fair Haven cub pack at its meeting Friday night at the SATURDAY, MAY 10th Willow Street school. DISTINCTIVE STYLES FOR THE Belford • Headden's Corner Garden markers were displayed Mr. and Mrs; Jack Moran (have and judged at the regular cub pack returned from Lincoln Downs race meeting last Thursday evening at track where they had the pleasure INDIVIDUAL TASTE IN BETTER DRESSES the scout building. All the cubs of. seeing their entry, "Picture took part and first prizes were Lady," win at good odds. , awarded each den and a grand Emil Antikons of Elizabeth has prize. Den winners were Andrew moved into his House on highway Riddell, den 1; William Sefclk, Jr.. 35 which was formerly occupied by • Juniors den 2) Eugene'Foran, den 3, and the Falconettl family. .Andrew Riddell was the winner Mrs. Ensley Antonides has end- of the grand prize. Denner stripes ed a visit with her son-in-law and were awarded to Andrew Riddell daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Michael Ja- and Eugene Foran; new registra- cobs of Trenton. • Missy tion cards' were given Eugene Fo- ran, Jonathan. Bricson, Michael Lieut. James Wiseman has ro- Soper and'Donald Munch; William lurned to Norfolk, Va., after a vis- Sefclk, Jr., received a wolf badge it with his brother-in-law and sis- • Half Sizes and two silver arrows. Cubs pres- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palco- TO CLEAN UP BILLS SYSTEMATICALLY ent were Robert and Kenneth nettl. Walling, Robert Bennett, Andrew Carol Crawford is confined home BORROW AT OUR BANK Riddell, Donald McDormott, John by illness, i Oreen, Norman Severs, Robert and Margie Henderson celebrated her • Maternities William Harnett, John Baccaclo, sixth birthday last week when 'a Harley Richardson, Robert Smith, party was given her by her Richard Knudsen, Paul Murphy, parents. Howard Lambertson, Kenneth Frank Johnson, Jr., Is a surgical THE SECOND NATIONAL Dunn, Walter Botsoh, Eugene For- patient at Rivervlew hospital. OF • Alterations an, William Sofclk, Jr., Michael Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gledhlll of Soper, Jonbthan Erlcson and Don- New Bedford, Mass., are guests of ald Munch. Den chiefs were Lu- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY on Premises ther* Walling, Jr., Joseph Hanser William Doughty Is able to be and George Enqulst. Parents at- about again after a sick spell, SERVING MONMOUTH COUNTY SINCE 1864 tending were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barclay Henderson recently mo- Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wall- ing, Mrs. Francis Riddell, Mrs. Wil- tored to Langhorn, Pa., where he OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS — 6:30 to 8:00 liam Foran, Mrs. William Har- witnessed the stock car races. nett, Mrs, Evelyn Knudsen, Mrs. John Severs, Mrs. Ernest Elgrim, It Pay, to UM in Tht Rejlster. W. Betsch, C, R. Smith, William Sofclk, Joseph Munch, Harold Foulks, K. Dunn and J. Baccacio.

William Becker, Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. William Becker, cele- brated hlg second birthday Apr. 23 at a family party. Present were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Conk and Harold Conk, Red Bank; Mrs. Olive Runyon, Belford; Miss Helen Sanqulst, Rumson; Mrs, Harold Patterson and daughter Patricia, Mrs. John Bauers and son Jack and Robert Becker. Patricia Plebeau of Leonardvllle rd. celebrated her 12th birthday Saturday with a party. Those at- tending were Irene Kennedy, Ar"- MARKETS-RED BANK ione' McTiernan, Patricia Hols- worth, Margaret McLean and Bar- bara Guttormsen, all of Leonardo. 21 W. FRONT ST. DELIVERY HO MONMOUTH ST. Mrs. Mabol Tllton of English* town Is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Anderson. TEL 6-0508 UEUVEIf T | TEL 6_5292 Mr. and Mrs. August Beanculll of Lyndhurat spent the week-end with Mr. igid Mrs. H. A. Loew. SWIFTS SEASONED SELECTED BjEEF SWIFTS Jacqueline Hesse celebratod her 14th birthday Saturday evening. A buffet supper was served,, followed ALL by games and dancing. Attending wore Jean O'Brien, William Malln- ka, James Dean, Richard O'Brlon, CUTS Ronald Chrlstman, Arthur Clark, James Maddelena, Jack Armstrong, Laura Mltterando, Edward Bibaud, Andrew Snollgrove, Keansburg; TOP Dorothy Connelly and Adrlanne Carhart, East Keansburg; Betty Jane Black, Joan.Brownrldgo, Leo- QUALITY nardo; Ardoth ' Beam, Phyllss Schoellner, Marilyn Kelly, Port SHORT Monmouth; Madeline Misorak, FRESH n F T c c Walter Flsler, Irving Hesse, Daniel CHOPPED DLL RIBS, Hesse and Milton Hesse. BEEF 49lb. Charles Crelln, son of Mr, and lb. Mrs; Arthur Crelin of Main st., was given a party for his tenth FANCY MAINE POULTRY birthday Friday at>hls homo. At- tending wore Ocrl and Robin FRYING ROASTING Smith, Florence and Albert Boyer, ZVx Ib. c Floronqe Podowskl, Joan Yeo, John 4Va Ib.." Baalmowloz and Jack Bucoaclo. In CHICKEN 39lb. CHICKEN 49l the evening the 'children were tak- en to the Keansburg Bkatlng rlhk, aooompanled by "Mrs. Crelln and FANCY FANCY Mrs. Charles Yeo. c HEN Timothy Kelly, son of^Mr. and FRESH Mrs, Raymond Kelly, who was DUCKS 39 121b. TURKEYS three years old Tuesday, was glvon lb. " family eelobratlon Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs, Robert Murphy and family have roturnod from a LEAN GALA HAM 35< Ib. CENTER SLICES HAM 89< Ib. week's vacation with Mrs. F. J, Clay of Rlohmond, Va,, 'and Mrs, Mary Tuolt of Moiloy, Va. Albert Joans, who Is aboard the WHOLE Only the luth Imported Skins of rare S, 8, New Jersey at Portsmouth, South American jack Dc(er give you Va., spent tho weak-end with M« parent!, Mr, and MM, Albert Joans . , or ' : this velvety texture, this froity full nap. of. Main st. ' . ! • Mr. and MM, Harold Copolnnd, Science cannot duplicate the porous, tho firm, fibre this place j Mlsi Carol Cornell of SHANK which makes Oenuine Buckskin so cool Keyport and Mils Joan Walih of Bait Oranga have returned from so comfortable, so easy to clean. Taylor adds a soft %A AJ a weak at Fort Knox,, Ky., where deep-yielding Red Rubber Sole for complete foot luxury, tmf>w* they vlsltod Pvt, Harold Copeland Jr. FLORIDA JUICY Mr. and Mn, Hanry Yeo nnel LARGE CALIFORNIA •on John of Elliaboth spent th« DOZ. SIZES IN A to E WIDTHS to 13 week-end with Mr. and llta, ORANGES Charles Yeo and family of Bast rd, ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 Jnmoi Raiimowlox, ion of Mr. and Mrs. John Railmowlat, RiUl< SEEDLESS PINK , I- Af| road avc, obtervad hi* third birth' FLORIDA HARD RIPE day Saturday with members of the for family, Lynne Hlohmond, daughter of GRAPEFRUITS 3 Z3 JIU S Mr, and Mre, Walter Rlohmond, obiorved her eighth birthday Men* LAROI FLORIDA \ > DELICIOUS or BALDWIN t% OAfi day. Due to her Illnoan a olb ^5—SHOE CO. tlon will be held Intor, Robnrt Foitei' of Summit , 18 DHOAD STHEET oelebrUed hit 14th birthday with PASCAL CELERY EATING APPLES 0 LV member* o( bli family laturdoy.

_.i ^,»-, t.>.*... amu 10 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COPY. VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 44. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1952 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 16. Television Brings Mrs. Keleher News McGiriness Sells Six Explosions Ruin Keyport Chemical Plant Of Ship's Collision, Son's Survival Colonial Home Hibbs Questioned ••- A" short announcement interrupt- To Frangella . ing a television program just after night when another radiogram— On School Policy 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon that the Safe and sound. See you soon, New A. Gardner Fox Place destroyer-minesweeper Hobson had 'York about 5 May. Lloyd."—Also teen sent to the bottom after a col- was read over the phone. Once Was the Center lision Saturday night with the air- Visiting her mother, Mrs. Patrick craft carrier Wasp brought anxious Mason at her home, Mable ave., Of 100-Acre Farm" Petitioners Ask Supervisor to Tell hours to Mrs, Marguerite J. M. Leonardo, Mrs. Keleher heard the Keleher of 18 Molly Pitcher village TV announcement with Mrs. Sally EATONTOWN—The Theodore W. until another announced about 11 Flnnegan, a sister, and Patrick S. MoGinness agency of 21 Broad st. Exact Views Before Getting Tenure o'clock told her that her son, En- Mason of Centers ave. there, a has announced the. sale of one of fllgn Lloyd Francis Keleher, 23, was brother, and other members of her Eatontown'a oldest residences to family. With her husband, the late James Frangella, owner and oper- Three copies of a petition arc listed among the ship's survivors. Lloyd Francis Keleher, Mrs. Kele- ator of Eatontown Radio and Tele- St. James May Face now In circulation here, for subse- her lived on Chamone ave. there, vision company. quent presentation to the Red Bank when young Lloyd was a pupil at Suit on Playground board of education, asking Dr. M. St. Agnes school. Mr. Frangella has purchased Gregg Htbbs, supervising principal, from Mr. and Mrs. A. Gardner Fox They moved to 30 Highland ave. St. Jamea Cathollo church may to make public his exact stand on the authentic colonial residence at face a court suit for creating a school policies. just before Lloyd's graduation in 123 South st. The house Is surround- This was learned late last night 1943 from St. James grammar ed by six acres, with frontages on nuisance. The action In expected after a. day In which The Register school. He received the Bausch and South st., Clinton ave., and more to bo brought by two Peters" pi. Lomb science award. in 1947 upon chased down rumors, carrying ap- his graduation 'from Red Bank than 400 feet of highway 35 fron- residents who object to tile use parently serious Implications, that Catholic high school when he also age. The property long has been of the St. James exit to Peters were being told "over the back was awarded a "Good Citizenship" considered one of the choice hold- pl. as an outdoor bOHkcthali court. fence," but not for publication. At medal by Monmouth chapter, ings in this borough by reason of flrst, all concerned sought efficlal Daughtors of the American Revolu- it nearness to the business center Leon Reusslllc, local lawyer silence. tion. with tho home situated on one of who also Is borough attorney, The effort ended when James S. the borough's most desirable resi- Avati of 88 Spring at., Illustrator A member of the N.R.O.T.C. at dential streets and extending a full said he represents tho two real- dents but that formal action of book covers and magazine art, the University of South Carolina, he block to the busy highway. High- gave this newspaper a copy of the was graduated with a bachelor of way frontage Is becoming increas- against the church has not yet science degree in chemical engin- petition. Ho said he had drawn up eering in June last year and was ingly difficult to obtain here - be- begun. Ho said he hoped that tho the document by making use of his assigned to the Hobson upon his cause of Its commercial potential. moving of the basketball court "own ideas and those of several The residence for many years persons" cooperating with him. He commission. Home at Thanksgiv- was the home of tho Corlies fam- to another location on the church ing, he telephoned his mother to property might avert tho suit. added that he, his wife, Mrs. Jane say good-bye a week before she ily. It was at one time one of the Hammell Avati, and friends are cir- heard news of the ship's sinking. caunty's largest farms, comprising Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, St. Jame* culating the document which is be- several hundred acres which have pastor, this morning Indicated he ing signed "by Interested parents Mrs. Keleher said her son was since been sold and resold until The scene above shows tho Nord port flro department, which ttieaaurc. The plant roflncs of school children and others." an excellent swimmer, although he the fire scene at 1:35 a. m., ordered coal tar light oil. realized a possible suit faces the there are now dozens of buildings— Chemical company plant, Clark st., church but that no change Ln the Mrs. Will Hammell of Spring st., had not taken part in competition, both residential and commercial— Keyport, engulfed In white heat the firemen to keep clear' of the The blaze started in a corner of mother of Mrs. Avati, said she had Ensign IJoyd F. Keleher She thought that her son, of late, on what once was a prosperous building because of the explosive the plant. When three men work- court's location is anticipated. has given increased Indication that flames roaring out of control when read and signed it. farm. six explosions hit the plant for from nature of the liquid in the tanks. Ing the night shift failed to ex- Official announcement that her he might make a career of the Mr. and Mrs. Fox acquired the Close to daylight, Standard Oil tinguish it, Keyport and Matawan Teaching Methods Questioned •on was safe was delayed until Navy. property in the early 194O's and $100,000 to $350,000 damage early company, Linden, sent two of Its township fire companies were call- The petition asks many questions, Monday night when Mrs. Keleher Mrs. Keleher has been employed has retained its early American this morning. Silhouetted in the fire-fighting foamlte trucks to Key- ed. There were 12 tanks of a 6,000 grouped under ten numbers. On heard a telegram from Vice Ad- since her return last year from charm. The first floor features two foreground are tho huge tanks port. Crews of men equipped ln capacity each on the property. Six Bennett Home teaching methods In general, and mlral L. T. DuBose, chief of naval South Carolina as a group editor spacious parlors—both with fire which stored the highly inflamT asbestos suits then doused the nre of them exploded. Community on such "controversial subjects" as personnel, read over the telephone. in the power sources section of the place—full dining room and kitch- mable liquid. The explosions rocked with ths foamite spray. State police Products company, adjacent to the "the teaching of history, political "Everything O. K. Am safe and procurement, maintenance and en- en with the unusual Revolution- the area for sovoral miles around. evacuatod rosldents from their Nord company, lost one building Sold to Conover science, social science, religion, phil- sound. Love, Lloyd." So read a gineering branch of Watson lab- ary motif nf an open fire place; An- Chief Charles Hopp of the Key- homes in the vicinity,as a precau- valued at {35,000. osophy, anthropology, etc." radiogram from her son Tuesday oratories at Fort Monmouth. other outstanding architectural fea- SHREWSBURY — Ray H. Still- One question asks: "What factors ture of the first floor is the central man and Associates, realtors, have In contemporary society, If any, •hall which fixes Ha authenticity as Little Silver Man's Son Dinner Sunday sold the home of James M. Bennett make It advisable to depart from early American. Broker, Engineer on Silverbrook rd. to John L. Con- teaching methods traditional In our Patronage Survey Examines The hall is complemented by a. Aboard Missing Plane over of West Deal. public schools?" columned porch across the entire James Logan Clevenger, Jr., of Honors Santangelb The two-story residence is situ- The petition says that Dr. Hibbs front. The house has Ave bedrooms Bny Properties Plalnfleld, was among the 50 pass- ated on an attractively landscaped should answer the questions before Bridge Supervisor Sickles and two baths and several outbuild- engers aboard the double-decked Felix Santangelo of Shrewsbury lot. On the flrst floor Is a large he Is "Installed permanently, un- ings, Including a two-car garage, The first custom built home In Stratocruiser Good Hope, Pan ave. will be honored at 2 p. m. Sun- living room with ilreplace, dining der tenure of office regulations, as a tool shed and shop. A natural the tract of land known as "Laurel- day at a testimonial dinner at the room, modern kitchen, two bed- supervising principal of the Red (Editor's Koto: The Register six years at that time. Also a coun- American Airways, which 'disap- Pleasant inn given him by friends brook runs through the property. wood," Little Silver, owned and de- peared Tuesday while flying over rooms and tile bath, On the second Bank public schools." Mr. Avati continue* ltg series of articles on cilman at present, he is now serv- Mr. and Mrs. Frangella expect to veloped by Frank J. Patoek, Fair and neighbors "in appreciation ot lloor are two large bedrooms and said he believed that time will various political patronage jobs ing his seventh successive: year and northern Brazil en route to New his many acts of kindness, friend- take occupancy in the fall. Haven building contractor, has York from BuenO3 Aires. tile bath, A two-car garage is at- come this year. held by Monmouth county resi- is chairman of the street commit- been sold through the Joseph G. liness and helpfulness," tached. Mr. and Mrs. Conover are The Board If Not Hlbba dents. Presented here are some tee. . McCue ageney^Rumson realtors, to Mr. Clevenger la the son of Among the guests will be Attor- already occupying J.heir new home. facts on Harry T. Sickles of Mr. Sickles puts in a five-day Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. O'Brian, JameB Logan Clovenger of Pinck- ney General Theodore D. Parsons, Mr, Conover, now retired, was for- The document adds; "If Dr. Hibbs Shrewsbury, county bridge su- work week but he is on call every 5 fetor Copper,, rd.; New York city, ney rd. and Branch ave., Little|Sil- Mayor Katharine Elkus White, merly general commercial manager should represent himself as being pervisor). »'•».;£•;.;, days of the wceli. His job is to PTA Gives Money "taiirelwobd,", was formerly part of ver, former owner of the Perth Commissioner Basil B. Bruno, for Public Service corporation of merely the agent of the board of check county bridges and supervise AmbDy Evening News, former edi- Judge John C. Giordano and Msgr. New Jersey. . education, then that body should Lovetts Nursery and Is situated on torial writer for the Elizabeth also undertake to answer these Mr. Sickles fias been bridge su- the maintenance of them. He Is the east.side.of Prospect ave., dl- Salvatoro DILorcnzo. Tickets have William E. Weydemeyer has aold pervisor for the county the past six in charge of 40 men employed on For Playground Journal and, former president of been limited to 200 but some arc. questions." It said that all school reotry-opposIfe'Wx'Hl)).*- 2 ' .• *;.':•. the* New- Jersey Associated Press, through the Stillman agency his business should "be open to public years. Prior to that he waa for the various .drawbridges In the At the meeting of St. James The dwelling ...with-brick veneer stlll_avallable from the chairman alx years an Inspector on Contract •eoimiyvand is'&nswerable to Free- The missing Mr. Clevenger was co- of the ticket committee, Angclo home ln Orchard Acres, Middle- scrutiny, with decisions openly ar- holder Abram D. Voorhees, direc- grammar school Parent-Teacher front Is a modern twojatury.home coa vpurohaser for the Hershey Spagnuolo, , town, to Mr. and Mrs. Mlllard M rived at and voted upon." And If work for the county. His appoint- association last'. night in the Cath- of colonial, architecture, 'consisting Brenner of Glendola. The property ment la made by the board of free- tor'of. bridges. ' ; Chocolate company. ;' James LoBlondo Is general chair- added that "any change ln pollcj holders. His salary'is $4,000 a year, "A native of Freehold Mr. Sickles olic high school auditorium, Mrs. on the ground floor of center en- consists of about one acre of nicely should be given public, hearing be- Philip Thomas, president, gave trance, foyer, living room with log man of the affair. John A. Petillo landscaped grounds on which there H and he la provided a county auto- was educated there. He has lived will be toastmaster. Louis Tomalno fore being Initiated." 'I mobile. .. In Shrewsbury 48 years, many 6f Msgr. Joseph T. Casey a , check burning fireplace, dining room, all Files $578,000 Suii Is a modern homo having living Search for details of this petition for $650. This, gift Is to be placed electric kitchen with cabinets and and Joseph Esposito are treasurers. room with Ilreplace, dining room, In politics many years Mr. Sickles which he spent as an estate super- Against Railroad Also on the committee are Charles actually began when a reporter's i intendent. He and his wife—thi in a fund to pave the school yard. formica tile counters, powder room kitchen, three bedrooms, tilo bath, wire was asked by an acquaintance was a member of the first council Raising funds to pave the school and attached two-car garage. On FREEHOLD—Wllllum' H. Gard- Mcnna, Frank Sarappo, Pal Tiu- to be elected following Shrewsbury former Helen Wolcott of Red Bank ner, Bailey's Corner rd., Wall folo, Carmine Falbo and John full cellar, oil heat, breczeway and If she had seen cr signed the pe- —live on Sycamore ave. yard has been the group's main the second floor are three spacious township, has filed a $578,000 Su- garage. Mr. Weydemeyer, who Is as- tition, "being circulated by Mrs. becoming a borough. He served for project this year. Msgr. Casey, in bedrooms and tile bath. Tho plot Stoble. sociated with the Esso Standard perior court suit for Injuries Mr, Santangelo, a former county Jano Hammell (Avati)?" speaking-ot plans for the job, said is approximately 112x180 feet. Mr. against the Pennsylvania, railroad Oil company In Elizabeth, has pur- "From what I could gather," she special care will be taken to make and Mrs.' O'Brian plan to add an detective, has been particularly ac- chased a home in Westneld. Mr. and Joseph H. Fitzslmmons, Point tive in American Legion affairs and told her husband, "serious things soft-surfaces near such play equip- enclosed sun porch, which will ex- Pleasant. Mr. Fitzsimmons was en- Brenner, an engineer with Cole lab- are being said about Dr. Hibbs." A Tommy Tucker Orchestra to Play ment as swings, ladders and slides. tond off the living room. in other local political and civic gineer of the commuter train, "The events,. ' oratories, purohased the home as number of others interested ln The P.T.A. has given Girl Scout Mr. O'Brian is associated with J. Broker," on which Mr, Gardner his permanent residence. school affairs kept their names troop 52 a new troop flag and staff. V. Dunn and.company, New York •was a passenger the night of the A pre-Revolutlonary farm house "off the record," saying only "there At Testimonial for Parsons It was announced that boys of stock brokers, and represents them Woodbrldge wreck. April Rainfall Nears on WyckolT rd., Eatontown, owned Is talk ln town." the school will participate in a as a floor manager on the New by Col. William Smith of Falls Tommy Tucker and his nationally talbles are being accepted by mem- track meet Ascension Thursday, York Stock Exchange. The O'Brlans Eighty-five persons were killed 'Persecution Not Intended' In the wreck on Feb. '6, 19B1, and Record for That Month Church, Va,, has been sold to Mr. Mr. Avati said that the petition known orchestra will provide music bers of the general committee or May 22. At this time, girls of the have already taken occupancy, 800 were injured. The suit was and Mrs. Francis D. Wilson of at the office of the Community school will'visit Mount St. Mary's A property in Rumson, recently April, which ended with a day was not "designed to discredit Dr. at the testimonial dinner to be (lied for Mr. Gardner, who is em- of sunshine to usher in the month Westneld. The property had pre- Hibbs. We want to avoid any feel- hold for Attorney "General Theo- Chamber of Commerce, Broad st. mother house at Plalnfleld. sold through the McCue agency, is ployed on Wall st., by William E. viously been owned by Alan Field Tommy Tucker and his orchestra The Holy Name society will the'colonial home of Mr. and Mrs. of May, almost set a record lor ing that we 'are trying to perse- dora D. Parsons at Sea Girt Inn Beaty of East Front St., an at- rainfall, according to William O. and included about Hi acres. A cute him, because we ar« not. But May 12, It was announced last night are playing at tho Apple Blossom sponsor a Little League baseball John E. Fatey at 40 Lennox ave. torney. largo living room, dining room, and festival In West Virginia. Last week group for boys 8 to 12 years old. The purchasers arc Mr. and Mrs. Martin, U. S. weather observer in kitchen, all with beamed ceilings, he Is the head ot the school sys- at a meeting of the committee at they concluded a stay In Canada, The Catholic War Veterans are John W. Gruol of Eatontown. Long Branch. are attractive features of this co- tem and who else can you ask ques- borough hall. and played In Baltimore, Md., over starting a drum and bugle corps, This home is of frame construc- May Breakfast The Shore area absorbed 5.91 lonial home. There Is also a center tions about school policy? Just he The testimonial is being spon- the week-end. The 14-pleco or- and any boy of the parish is In- tion and was built'about 25 years For Court St. James Inches of rain last month, approach- hall, fireplace, two bedrooms and and the board." sored ' by Local 39, Patrolmen's chestra features male and femalo vited to attend the opening session Ing the record of six Inches set In "Dr. Hibbs should have no fear ago. It has on the ground floor a Court St.. James, Catholic Daugh- April,. 1940. The normal rainfall two baths. The new owners are In answering our questions, fairly Benevolent association, Bed Bank, vocalists as. well as novelty num- Tuesday night at the sohool at living room with-colonial fireplace, ters of America, will hold their an- redecorating the home and plan to which is being assisted in making bers, ' 7 o'clock. Richard Norts is in dining room, modern kitchen and for that month is 4.22, according make it their permanent residence. and fully," said Mr. Avati. "But the arrangements by a number of Mr. Macklin, chairman of the en- charge of the program. nual May Communion breakfast to Mr. Martin, who said there was we want those answers." attached screened porch. The sec- Sunday morning at . tho Molly precipitation 22 of the 30 days dur- The modern .ranch home on Mr. Avati said he could not esti- prominent clvio workers. tertainment committee, reported at Olrls of the eighth grade, and ond floor includes three bedrooms Queen Anno dr. here was sold for Assemblyman Alfred N, Beadles- last night's meeting that tho com- Girl Scouts and Brownies In full Pitcher hotel. The entire member- ing the month. mate how many persons have and bath. The plot of ground, 50x- ship will receive Communion at St. Mr. and Mrs. John Rawls to Mr. signed the petition "because copies ton, chairman of tho speakers' com- mitee was fortunate In scouring uniform, will participate In the 168 feet, has a one-car detached ga- James Catholic church at 8 o'clock. and Mrs, Ramsey E. Cammack of mittee, has, announced that Gov. Al- tho services of the Tucker band, World Sodality day observances rage and is landscaped with many are now in circulation." fred E. DrUcol] \ will bo tho guest because tho leader, a resident of William Wichmann, Jr., Rod Junior Frolics New York city. The house was cus- May 11, at Red Bank high school fine varieties of shrubs, Bank attorney, will speak, Msgr, tom built by Duncan Thecker and Hibbs, Canzona: 'No Comment' speaker. Edward J. Macklln will West Allenhurst, was willing to athletic field, sponsored by the The abovo transactions were At Fair Haven The Register called Dr. Hibbs be toastmaster. fill an open data with an engage- Joseph T. Casey, pastor of St. Fred O. Spate operating as "The Monmouth County Sodality union. handled by Joseph S. Lang of the James Catholic church and chap- FAIR HAVEN — A special pro- Campbell Building corporation" and earlier In the day. He said only Tickets are being sold for the ment near his home and to pay Members were Invited to attend McCue agenoy. that ho knew about the petition. affair, and reservations for'group tribute to Mr, Parsons. lain for tho court, will be a guest. gram, Junior Frolics, will be staged Includes many features that make the annual school musicale Sunday Mrs, Harry McCormack and Mrs, Saturday between 2 and 3:30 f>. m it a convenient and comfortable He would give no comment about afternoon, June 1, at the high THEATER THEFT Joseph Pryor are chairmen of tho at Willow Street school auditorium home. A large brick fireplace, spa- It. Young G.O.P. Elects school. KEANSBURG — Police here are program. Mrs. Edward H. McDon- by the Parent-Tenchcr association's clous living room, dining area and The next call was to Edmund J, Election Tuesday Mrs. Leo Fisk asked members still Investigating tho thoft some- ough and Mrs, Raymond Castig- executive, board, patio are all attractively designed. Canzona, school board president, to assist with Blue Cross work for There are three bedrooms, tiled who said substantially the same Danskiu and Rauch Catholic medloal missions, Work- time early Sunday morning of $61 llone, will be soloists, with Mrs, Junior Frolics Is a new type of On Central School from tho Fowler theater on Ram- Georgia Mason as accomplahlst. entertainment for children. Favors bath and powder room, and at- thing. Last night, Mr. Canzona LONG BRANCH—Benjamin H, ers meet the first Wednesday of tached two-car garage. Tho Rawls wai called again, before the text Danskln of Spring Lake last night the month at the sohool. . ' sey ave. hero, Fred Helohort, a thc- Serving on the arrangement com- will be free balloons and there will MrDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - ator cmployoe, reported' the thoft mlttoo will be Mrs, Paul Wall, Mrs. be a program of comics and car- have moved to New York, of tho petition was released. He was elected chairman of the Young Voters hero will go to tho polls In Mrs. Michael Borgln said the to police, who said entry was J. P. Mulvlhlll, Mrs. Mary Wolf, said he had been Informed of Its Republicans of Monmouth county a spoolal school district olootlon annual card party for the gradu- toons. Children of Fair Haven and contents. But, he added, the docu- at a meeting in Procter's hall. gained by breaking ' a rest room Mrs. Evelyn Wlnslow and Mrs, tho 'surrounding communities are Tuesday to authorize the board of ate study fund of the Sisters of window. Samuol Wise. ment had not been filed with the J. Francis Rauch of Mlddletown education to purchaso a 40-aore tho school will be held May 12 In invited to attend. Lewd Literature board and that It was up to the was eleoted vice chairman; George tract of the William Truex farm the auditorium. Mrs. Jamns Car- petitioners to decide If they wanted W. Maxtor of Long Branch, record- on Tlndall rd, at Swartzol dr. for ney won the meeting prize. The Count Brings Fine to make the matter public. He be- ing secretary! Marvin Schaefer of $23,000, to construct a S537.000 final meeting of the year will be Register Publisher and Wife Sail on Queen Mary lieved the matter might be dis- Asbury Park, corresponding aeore- sohool building there, and to Issue Wednesday night, May 21. Joseph Forlno, who operates a cussed at the next board meeting, tary, and Frank Mlhlon ot Bel- bonds for the $662,000 total, using Tuesday night, May 13, at the high mar, treasurer, $336,351.60 of this township's re- confectionery store at 126 Shrews- maining- $368,402.35 borrowing bury avo,, was fined (100 this morn- sohool. • power. Ing by Magistrate John V, Crowell It was after learning about. Mr. Pledges Requested Brennan Sells on a ohargo of having obscene lit- Canzona'a opinion and after con- From Blood Donors The polls will open at 4 p. m, eraturo In his possession. ferring with fellow petitioners that and close at 9 p. m. or aftor that The literature wai found Apr, IB, Mr, Avati decided to releaee the Tho Red Grots bloodmoblle, whtoh whon all votors on the promises Applegate Home when local police and doorgo A. text of the petition. He then have been given an opportunity brought It to The Register office.' has made sovoral visits lo Rod to vote on the nuojtlorn of con- Edward J. Brennan of B0 West Gray, asilatant county proieoutor, Bank lately, will be at tho Rod Front at,, gonoral manager of Mon- raided tho storo In connection with Earlier he had said he did not structing a oontral lohool at Now feel it wlte to reveal the petition Bank Methodlit church, Broad st,, Monmouth, The sohool ropresenls mouth Park race traok, this morn- a bookmaklng charge Forlno was Monday afternoon, May ' 12, and solutions, by tho board of educa- ing oonflrmod tho report of hU eat* arraigned on that charge shortly beforo the board rooelved It. But Monday afternoon, Juno 0, from tion to problem* ot anticipated1 In- of tho John 8, Applegste resldenoo aftor tho raid ana was ordcrod held a reporter atreiaed to him that It - noon until Siso o'dook, oreased enrollment! in the gram* on Maple, ave. to Sgt, and Mr*, for action of the grand Jury, appeared In tho beet publie Inter- The Red Cro** plea It that thoie mar sohools and expeoted popular Amlot Harthman of 80 Pemberton Lieut. Leroy MoKnlght testified est, as well ae that of the petition* who agree that the least non- tlon rise In the high sohool, based ave,, Oceanport, this morning that Mr. Clray found ere, Dr, Hibbs and the iohool board, oombfttants at home can do la to on present anti anticipated ele- Mr. and MrsT Brennan purchased the obicene Tlteraturo while march- to tell the correot and complete, jI«e life-saving blood to the mentary sohool enrollments,. tho elaborate residence ot the noted ing Forlnofc wallot, A. R. Albarolll, story. Aebury Park, representing the de- Mr. Avati did not aay what*. wounded men en the fighting front, Every person on the township* Red Bank attorney from til* es- that thoro probably was groat tate, but never ooenpled It. The re- fendant, made a motion for ac- prompted hlmeelf and ether par* horolim before, reoolvlng a pint ot voting list* ha* received a bro- quittal on ground* that the alleged enti to aek their quutlon, but the- chure published by tho board tell- sale was negotiated by the Ohaffln obieene literature had not been petition shows Intereet le focueed blood and no horolsm In giving It, ing reasons for reaching the deal* Real estate ngenoy of Eatontown, should dip tho following coupon, offered In evldeneo and that the bor- upon new teaching method*. slon to construct the sohool at the Ones considered a local show- ough ordinance prohibiting the poi- fill It out and forward Jt Immod- central site.'Voter* will Indicate place, the reildeno* haj among Another report waa that the pe-i lately to the American Rod Crote leulon of obicene literature wu In lition Is being pushed partly aa a re«\ their approval at the following It* features 13 rooms, two bath- conflict with the etate etatute un- ; headquarter!. Broad et,, Shrowj. schoatsii Mlddlitown, Nnvaslnk, rooms, two powder room* and a suit of a dcoWon made by a iohool, huryi der which the erlmt In proeeouted board committee to transfer ,__, Belford, Mltldlotown township high Ihroo-oni' aerugo, The Harthman* and which Mr. Albarolll claimed U lor high ichool atudenli to River j school at Leonardo for districts 4 oKpoot to tain ocoupanoy later this mush more liberal. Name „ - and B, Llnoroft, Port Monmouth, month, Sgt, Harthman la stationed Street iohool next autumn. Mr.- Bast Keansburg and Fair View, at Fort Monmouth, HI* wife it em- The motion was denied by Judge Avati denied thli, Home AddrtM ».-...„.. IIMMM,»«H,ltl, ployed In iquler Signal laboratories Crowell who itated the literature In "We are only trying to devleei WBATHJBR BBPOIIT quutlon had been offered at evl- means to Improve our looal iohOO.it at the peat, They already own a lyjttm," he aald. "If thire are any. thru-apartment unit at 10 Pern- denoe and that Mr, Forlno wu be- 1 Sunny today, high 19, Clear and ing tried under the borough ordi- Inferior preetloea, we want to get, OuilniH AdilrMi ,. „.„„„.„„„„ oool tonight, wltR scattered light barton ave,, the former Worthley Mr. Pitcher hotel. The car was aband Robert Guhn, Shrewsbury • town- any change In policy should be ough hall, for Spring Lake, Brielle, Beer, Bee Sweeting, Peg Molnar, Jacqueline Brand of West Long loned alter It was stripped of li- ship, broken left wrist, high jump- given public hearing berore being Manasquan, Sea Girt, Belmar, Wall Gay Rogers, Gail Wilklns, Jo Ann Branch, and the couple are also 7cense plates, radio, heater, and oth- Ing, when he landed on his wrist; initiated; that the board of educa- township, South Belmar, and Spring Malda, Kathy Reuter and Sonya the parents of a daughter, Grace "er accessories. Papers' belonging Albert Wymbs, 32 McCarter ave., tion should be elected expressly to Lake Heights. Evelyn. > . support these known policies; that Schumacher. Jto Mr. Billot were found at the Fair Haven, a butcher, cut finger superintendents and principals and Sept. 8 at 10:30 a. m., Keyport Mr. and Mrs. George Karaglas ; edge of the road. on slicing machine; Margaret John- teachers should be chosen and borough hall, for Keyport, Raritan sailed today on the steamship 1 Mr. Elliot told'police that the car son, Monmouth ave., Naveslnk; maintained In office as much as township,__ Matawan. Matawan Regional Meeting Ryndan on a trip of three months •was not his, although it was the burns of the chest and left hand, possible because they are in agree- township,' Holmdel township and to Trlpolls, Greece, where they will •tame make, model and year. In- spilled boiling water; Kevin Stark, ment with the school policies; that Ensign Lloyd F. Keleher, son of lision sent the Hobson to the bot- Union Beach.- > Marks Anniversary visit his parents whom he has not vestigation of' the. serial, number Plymouth ave., Port Monmouth, cut all business be open to public scrut- iny, with decisions openly arrived Mrs. Marguerite J. 'M. Keleher of tom with 174 crewmen. In a radio- Sept. 10 at 1 p. m., courthouse, ASBURY PARK-Representa- seen in 22 years. Mr. Karagias is proved the car wa» not his, but lower lip in fall; Allen Canonlco, at and voted upon. 16 Molly Pitcher village, Is one of gram, Ensign Keleher said he Is Freehold, for Freehold, Farming- one of the owners of the Bow Knot did not determine lo whom It be' 23 Stateslr pi., Riverside Heights 63 sifrvivors from he U. S. S. Hob- "safe and sound" aboard the de- dale and .Howell township, tlves of 13 chapters of the Northern Sweet Shoppe, Broad st. -.longed. cut left hand on a saw; Lois Volght- New Jersey Region of Hadassah 10 Question Groups son, destroyer-minesweeper (above), stroyer ' Rodman, which also was Sept. 12 at 10 a. m. at courthouse last week attended tho silver jubi- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nero of The universal of the recovered lander, Laurel' dr., Highlands, cut which was sunk l-.te Saturday when escorting the carrier in night ma- for" Freehold township, Millstone Mechanlo St., are parents of «» finger, put hand through glass We would like to know: lee conference of the region at the * 'ear is broken, police said, and tire 1. 'What methods of teaching are the aircraft carrier Wasp crossed neuvers. The Rodman la expected township,. Atlantic township, Man- Berkeley-Carteret hotel, Represent- daughter, born Sunday at River- tracks Indicate it was pushed off while trying to open window; and its bow In mid-Atlantic. The col- In New York city on Monday. alapan township, Marlboro town- view hospital. Jerry Buckalew, 27 West Front »U lo prevail? Traditional or other- ing the Red Bank chapter were '.the road by another oar. The el wise? Please explain in detail, ship. Upper Freehold township, A!- MM. Lester GrUbman, Mrs. Renee "dence of IIf. Elliot'* Jmpera could Red Bank, cut leg, jumped out of 2. How much shall we attempt lentown, Englishtown and Roose- bed striking leg on corner of Popper and Mrs. Henry Rltterman, Neptune Nine Trims point to his car as being used to to give practical instruction for the Raid Nabs Seven Disney Musical Starts velt. V. Mra. Moses P. Epstein of New puah this vehicle, police said. Clues dresser. Sept. 15 at 10:30 a. m. at Atlantlo Atlantic Highlands in tho discovered ear point to re- 3. What system of marking and Today at the Carlton York city, former national presi- evaluating the Individual student Playing Cards Highlands borough hall lor Atlan- dent, gave the-opening address, ' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-^Nep. cent occupancy by a soldier, ac Fined $50 by Growell do you favor? High drama, pathos, excitement tic Highlands, Keansburg and Mtd-"We Look Ahead." The convention tune high school exploded with four •„ cording to police. 4. Do you think that competition EAST KEANSBURO—County de- and, music are woven Into Walt dletown township. program Included business con- runs in the seventh inning to reg- For Traffic Violation is a valuable stimulant in educa- tectlvles Tuesday night arrested Disney's feature-length production, Sept. 17 at 10 a, ra. at Deal bor- ferences and work-shop meetings ister a, 10-4 Shore Conference vic- I ,i 8 Dirorces Granted tion? seven men alleged to be taking the famous "Snow White and the ough hall for Deal, Allenhurst, In< on fund-raising, membership' and tory over Coach "Roixy" Finn's Jlmmle Tyson, 13tt Central ave., 8. Do you think that pre-college part in a card game In the rear Seven' Dwarfa," which starts today terlaken and Ocean township; program, Mrs. Benjamin Gordon Of Tigers on their home grounds yes- Red Bank, was fined $50 yesterday students, when given the chance, ;,I!,By McLean This Week are able to select competently their of Martini's diner on rt, 36, near at the Carlton theater. The film Sept, 19 at 10 au m. at Neptune Teaneck was re-elected regional' terday afternoon. morning by. Magistrate John V. Palmer ave. here, Mtddletown town- brings back the beloved Dopey, township headquarters tor Ocean preeldent. / FREEHOLD — Divorces on own course of educational develop- Bob Leonard started on the hill < Crowell on a charge of allowing ment? • ship police reported, Sneezey, Grumpy, Bashful, Happy, drove and Neptune township. for the losers and was riding along i .grounds of cruelty were granted Ernest Johnson, 85 Bank st,, an Sleepy and Doe to delight new and Sept. 10 at 1 p. m. Bradley Beach ; ;to four county women the past 8. Do you believe that certain Released In $1,500 bail for hear- at a'fast slip by sitting down the unlicensed driver to operate his car. academic courses are fundamental ing Tuesday before Magistrate W. repeat audiences. borough hall for Bradley Beach, Announce Examinations first ejght batters who faced him. ' {week by Superior Court Judge Johnson was fined $S for driving to the development of mature All tho original hit songs remain Neptune City and Avon. ' r iDonald H. McLean.' Included were without & license. ' adults? Gilbert Manson was Joseph Monte-' For Post Office Jobs .'After that the Fliers got to Mm 1 fusco of 41T Main st., Keansburg, In this big feature production, Sept. 22 at 10:30 a. m. at High- and went on to tally'the victory. S-Mrs. Jane B. Brown, Chepin ave., James Coles, 166 Bath ave., Long 7. How can controversial sub- which is re-released via RKO radio Examinations for appointment to • iRed Bank, from Lonnle W. Brown, jects be taught without prejudice charged with operating a gambling lands borough nail for Highlands. Neptune oame out of trouble on Branch, who was charged by Pa- resort. Police said he is the owner and in color by' technicolor. Sept. 21 at 10 a. m. at Long clerk-carrier jobs in po'stofftces in two occasions when the Filers came Columbus, Ga.; Mrs. Elsie S. Mor- trolman Emerson Williams with to one side or the other? To what this area have been announced by ' ,rl«, 763 Broad st., Shrewsbury, from authorities are we to turn for of the diner. The card game was Branch City hall for West Long up with double plays as the Tigers traveling 75 miles an hour on evaluation of our attitudes in teach- In progress In a room at the' rear of Branch, Eatontown, Oceanport and the director of the U.S. Civil ser- threatened with the sacks loaded. ^Albert R. Morris; Mrs. Helen E, Branch ave., was fined (20 for ing these controversial subjects, Rumson Council Renews vice commission. Starting salary - fKirby, Monmouth rd.. Eatontown, the diner marked "offlce," they said,' Monmouth Beaeh. Both team* eonneoted for eight speeding. He was fined an ad that is in the teaching of history, when the raid was staged by De- Seasonal' License Sept. 30, at 9:30 a. m. at district for,these jobs Is J1.B1H per hour. hits. ' ;from Robert 0, Klrby, Columbia, dltlonal $10 for .careless driving. political science, social science, re- Peraons who live within the de- LS. C, and Mrs. Emily I. Dennis, Fined $3 each for Improper park- ligion, philosophy, anthropology tective Capt. William S. Muatoe and RUMSON —. The mayor ajvi court room, Asbury Park, for As- etc.? Detectives Merrltt B. Kent, Harry bury Park. livery area, of the postofflce or who {659 Broadway, Long Branch, from Ing were Robert Glenn/ 33 Chest- Zuckerman and John Gawler of council last Thursday night re- are, employed • at the postofftce may Keansburg People ' fClarence H. Dennis, 535 Hfeh st., nut st, and Thomas R. Williams, 8. Are you In favor of a long- newed the seasonal liquor license apply., Further Information may SLong Branch. ' ' • ' term plan to be arrived at through Prosecutor J. Victor Carton's staff. Settle for $1,000 4 93 South st., both of Red Bank, concurrence of teachers and com- Free in fSOO hall are Max Melster, of James C. Delaney, who operates Taxi Accident Suit be obtained from Oscar Benson,'the j * Divorces on . grounds of - deier- and Ruth McCauley, 110 Kemp ave., a bar at Pullen's boat works, at commissioner's secretary, at the FREEHOLD—Mrs. Adelaide Te- ' Hton were granted to Mrs. Una Pra- munity, such a plan to be com- 6 Jahn st., KeanBburg; Julius Wei- soro and her son Ohria ol 89 Ool- Fair Haven. Mrs. Shirley Koaene, prehensive as to (A) what ii to be ford, Third st., West Keansburg; the foot of First st. Settled for $1,250 Rumson poitofflce or from the U. S, : [aer, 8 Manle ave.. Red.Bank, from 47 Poplar ave., Fair Haven, was taught,' (B) the methods to be used Councilman R. P, Lamborn an- Civil service regional offlce in the 11ns. st, Keansburg, yesterday' ac- r, iDonald C, Fraser, 87 West Main in teaching, (C) the standards to Theodore Cooper, 422 Broad at., Red cepted a »1,000 settlement In their fined $2 for overtime parking, Bank; Charles Santora, 30 West nounced the borough's annual Mrs. Hazel McQueen, wife of Les- Federal' building, .'Christopher st,, It st. Freehold; Mrs. Harriet S, Wll- be maintained In the selection and clean-up week will' be held from ter E. McQueen of Harrison ave., New York city. Applications must suit against Harry J. Roberts, Sr,, 1 .son. Swimming River rd., Lincroft, salaries of teachers and super- Front st., Keyport; Charles Brown- and his son Harry of Newark. visors. miller, 262 First st., Keyport, and May 8 through May 10. During that accepted settlement of $1,250 for in- be received not later than May 18, from Austin A. Wilson, Jr., Swim Oakland St. PTA period borough trucks will pick up juries suffered by. her Nov. 20, 1951 Suit was.instituted for Injuries !' mlng River rd.; Charles M. Bamp 9. What factors in contemporary Alfred Oasperone, 44 Jahn St., resulting from an accident last Au- , ; Re-electB Officers society, if any, make it advisable to Keansburg. trash dally in the morning if resi- in, a taxicab accident. Mrs. Mc- ' -ton, 36 South Fifth ave., Long depart from teaching methods tra- dents place It on the curb in front Queen boarded a taxicab of Fred Card Party May 9* gust In Keansburg involving cars ,• (Branch, from Gwendolyn E, B. Mrs. John Garruto was re-elected ditional in our public schools? of, their properties, Baden at the Red Bank railroad driven by young Roberta and Jo- • Bampton, Hollls, L. I., and Mrs. president of Oakland Street Par- 10. If not already implied In Parcnt-Teacher station and as the taxi was travel- To Benefit Library seph Tesoro. Edwart W. Wlse^r., ent-Teacher association, at the an- C Margaret Pulver, 123 Third St., previous answers, please evaluate Tea Announced Ing along Monmouth st. by the NAVES1NK-A card ' party to of the Red Bank law firm of; Wise ",. Keyport, from Francis Pulver, Jer- nual meeting Tuesday at the school. the present system of oducatllon in Equipment Ordered borough hall In the evening, it benefit Naveslnlt library will be held & Wise, represented the Tesoros. sey City. Also re-elected were Mrs. Irving Red Bank public schools. Are there FAIR HAVEN—Members of the came to a sudden stop, throwing The Roberts' were represented by Wells and Miss Vera Hennessey, any. inadequacies of teaching meth- For Beach Playground Friday night, May 0, fn the II* Edward McGlynn of Newark, ods? Are there- any -substandard parent education group of the Par- Mrs, McQueen to the floor. She brary auditorium. Flowering plants ISeeley Draws 90 Days first grade teacher, vice presidents; teachers? Are there any subjects onUTcacher association will be SEA BRIGHT—Mayor George H, complained of an aggravation if will-be prizes at the event. Mrs. Charles Wilson, recording sec- which should be dropped from the hostesses Tuesday afternoon at an Krauss and the' members of the a pre-existing injury to her knee Sal DcSalvo Sparkles \.i Disorderly Person retary; Mrs. Thomas Boynton, cor- curriculum? Any added to It? informal tea between 3:18 and 4:30 council's playground committee, and chest. Mrs, Georgo Bvorlngham Is gen- responding secretary,' and Carl Col- 11. What are the advantages of o'clock at Willow street school. Lawrence MoCormiok and Ralph Mri, . McQueen testified before eral chairman; Mrs. Daniel Collopy, As Lions Lose Meet KEANSBURG-Magistrate Ed morgan, treasurer. Mrs. Ray Smith and Mrs. Harry the 8-4 plan (having graduation at The tea has b'ecn arranged to that W. L&wrenoe, sr., have' ordered Judge Frank T, Lloyd, Jr., and a TOMS RIVER—Despite the • ward F. Ambrose last night »cn- Roscmarlo Edenhofor, an ex- tho end of tho eighth grade), over parents of Willow st. pupils may equipment at Now Brunswiok tor lury. in the Superior court at Free- Blumgren will.serve refreshments! Bf*'teneed William Seelcy, 48, of Pal. change student from Pasaau, .Ger- the 6-3-3 (elementary, junior and Miss Mildred DeVesty is ticket triple victory scored by Sal DeSalvo attend and meet the teachers. the children's playground which the hold Tuesday and at the conclu-v of the Leonardo high school traok |'tner avo. and rt. 86, East Kcans- many, a senior at Red Bank senior senior high school), Detail this Final arrangements for the event council will sot up on the municipal alon of her case a settlement was chairman; Mrs. George Emery, burg, to BO days In county jail af- high school, told of life In her na answer please. tables; Mrs, Earlo DeVeaty, prlteai team the Lions dropped a 71H— 1 were made Tuosday at the home beach. Included in tho equipment effected. Mrs. Lester Sickles, Mrs, Albert 4BV4 deotston to the classy Toms , ter his arrest earlier yesterday as tlvo city, and tho effect of com- of Mrs, Nool Lnrtaud on Fair Ha- will be a foot-operated merry-go- The defendant contended that •a disorderly person. munism on her communltm on her Fornl and Mrs, David Jackson, dec- Rlvqr track aggregation yesterday Trio Surrendered ven rd, Mrs, Milton Aronoff la par- round, swings, slides and seesaws, the cab was compelled to stop afternoon on the'Indians' field, Hli arrest followed a nlno-ycar- community. • ent education chairman, Mrs, Law-The manufacturer has promised to oratlona, and Mrs. Robert Dunne old girl's description, and other in- short by reason of another vehicle and Mri. Albert Bullwlnkel, pub- DeSalvo copped two dashes, tak- for Aulo Thcfl rence Schilling and Mrs, Edgar V. have everything delivered In time' pulling suddenly in Its path, away ing the 100-yard sprint In 10.5 and ".formation received, of a man who TO HOLD BABY DERBY Dcnlsc, two past presidents of the for the playground to be In opera- licity. * picked her op In an automobile KEYPORT — Three Jersey Clly ! from the ourb. then hit tho wire in 23.7 In the 390. The Acme markets, in conjunc- youths, apprehended In an auto- P.T.A., will preside at the tea table. tion by Memorial day, Mri, McQueen waa represented Moving over Into the.field events, \.~? wh*n sh» was on her way to school Assisting will be Mrs. Martin Beok- I" yesterday morning, She said ho tion with National Baby week. Is mobile admittedly stolen from that by Edmund J, Camona. of ths Arm Navesink P.T.A. the Lion star won the broad jump tooh h r tw rl«,Wowanlp day'obwrvanbi of ^.Police Press Probe Monmouth; Auguat Sohwiari, Syc- Motorists wira Initructed-to pull In thi P.T.A. poatir oonteit'wlll Ooaoh Pat Taggert's trackmen • coupon «• printed In the Aomo ad- tioning when the driver of the ovir to the curb, - the United Counoll Of Churoh Worn* amore *v«., ihrewaburyi Burton be announoed, The Ppoiter theme were In thi running all tha way VOf Station Theft vtrtlsoment must be mailed tutors oar told police hi had no driver's Ohlef .Riuther tirmid thi te.t •n of Rid. Bank tomorrow at the wai "Olvll Difinae," Mri. sterling May IT to Amorloan Ntorta com- lloinae, Hi was driving with an Hewitt, 13ft White rd,, Llttli 811- Salvation Army citadel on Riverside but whin the Purple and White r, MIDDLETOWN-Townihlp pO- veri Ml» Gladys Upham, Klvir- raaulU ptrfaol ixoept for a few Hopkini will give a report of the runnera failed to shine in tho U0 pany, South Koarny, N, 3." expired permit. After their aur- resldenU who apparently "didn't ave. HU topis will; 6i "Spiritual pounty oounoll matting at Allen- Cyjloe are itlll Invoatlgatlng theft 1 MiNJjr to Jiraiy Olty polio*, Polloe •Ida dr,, Mlddlttown townihlpi Wil- •louflty,'for Today's Famlim," and 680-yard rum Matawan ploked *i,iometinie Sunday night of about Tho coupon muit list the paronta liam Barnaa, VanDorn at,, Ktypott, know .UttteW- •;-•' / OWH up an edge In the point atandlngi. ,,|300 In merehandlie and 1103,50 In names and address, the baby's Chief Leroy Sprout aald no local yhtoh U the thimi oJ all thi May The polntu Matawan «*, Rumaon name and date or birth, the doc- aotlon will ba taken. ana MM, Robert Hughii, Wllion If* FAIR CONDITION fellowship day program* being held ,>caah from Dreuer'a aervloe atatlon avo,, Port Monmouth. Among tht by ohuroh womfo throughout tbi Plead Non Vult to 88, Manaequan 13, on rt, 89 near here, tor's name and the name of the •urgloal patlmti at Rlvirvliw are BW/TORD-Pvt. Bdwtrd Bahf of Patrolman Milvln Leek uncovered hospital. The gift paokagia will LIONS CLUB SPEAKER MM, Margaret Palmar, li .Btttln Ninth at, her*, who li lUtlonioYti nation, • •-•"'•, Stealing Charges CARELESS DRIVING FINSS be sent directly to tht parenli, Fort Buatli, Va,, U In fair condition Mrt, SYanoli BWarli of thi Bap- MIDDLETOWN-.Magiitrate W. nngefprlnu at the acene after Robert a, Byhild, Niw York rd, fair Havint F«lloi Tram, tilt church will prulderMn, Hen- WUDBHOLD.- Lutbir Manhall, Oherlea Dreaier, proprietor of the •took broker who rioontly roturncd nivirilUe dr., Mlddlilown .town- at rort Monmouth station hoipltal, Gilbert Manibn lait night fined atatlon, reported lo police Monday FINED AS hlpi Mrs, Joseph Carton*, 1H Ux- whin hi li bilng treated for In- ry Orlei, repreientlng the Salva- 84, of rt, U and Tarby Rlea, 31 flanto A, Bdnanno of Union Olty from * trip through Europe, will lurlM tufrirtd Sunday while a pai- tion Army, will read Borlpturei, and both of Atlantlo towmhlp intirid ..> that he found the /ront door of tho MlDDM8TOWN~MaRUtriit UM'tlk UI& must play In tola. MM •4U0A wuUUa/ •(Mention urvlaf u bostluM. , Catholic high school. He. is em- table, and bouquets of Jonquils dec- ly, and Mrs. Violet Christ, color fall. Nashville General hospital, School . Louis Karaglas of.Deal was best orated the tables. bearers. ployed by a construction company. man, arfd the ushers -were James Miss Samuel was graduated from ot Nursing, at Nashville, Tenn. >• For her wedCIng trip to Fort Mrs; Louise Drlckler received a Red Bank Catholic high school, and P. F. C. LcVallcy is a paratrooperi'J Papas, Asbury Park, the bride- Laudcrdalc. Fla., the bride wore past president's pin, presonted by GONUJSK—PERRINA groom's brother; -James' Skopas, la employed n,t the Signal Corp* with the 11th Airborne divisio t~& a tailored gray wool suit with white Mrs. Mebtis. Mrs. Loretta Hughes Engineering laboratories at Fort tloncd at Fort Campbell, Ky. Aabury Park; Charles Savoth, Nep- •accessories. Her corsage was of received a musician's pin and other NEW MONMOUTH—At the Bap- tune; James Karagias, Deal; Steve Monmouth, Mr. Cassidy, also a Red tist church here Saturday, Miss whito carnations. gifts wero presented to various of- Bank Catholic high school gradu- Morris, Red Bank, the bride's Mr. and Mrs. Yuhas will make flcors. Albert Thacke presented his Announcement Made * Joan M. Gonder, daughter of Mr. brother, and Paul Noglows,1 Red ate, attended Monmouth Junior col' and Mrs. Warren Gonder of Krue- their home at Marlius, whero the mother, Mrs. Helen Thacke, with lege. He is employed at the Signal Of Nurse's Engagement j Bank, the bride's cousin. bridegroom Is engaged In agricul- a bouquet of flowers from the fam- gcr pi., East Keanaburg, became Mrs. Morris was dressed In a Corns Procurement agency at Fort Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Caizza of-| the bride of Richard Perrlna, son ture. The bride, a. graduate of Red ily. Monmouth, Shrewsbury ave. have announced^ rose beige imported lace dress, Bank high school, was a secretary of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Perrina with pink hat and accessories. Her / the engagement of their daughter,"^ of Sea Breeze ave., East Keans- employed, by tho Merchants Trust Miss Josephine Caizza, to Pautti corsage was of orchids. The bride- company. She was a member of the Supper Club Betrothal Announced burg. Rev. Walter Mlnlnger of As- groom's mother wore a rose-beige Fiocco, aon.Qf Mr. and Mrs. Adolph> bury Park performed the core- Monmouth County council of 1-H At Birthday Dinner Fiocco of Jersey City. mony. colored costume of chiffon and clubs. The bridegroom was gradu- To Present Show Cala lilies, snapdragons, apple lace, with a corsage of orchids, ated from Syracuse, N. Y., high RUMSON—The Suppor club of the BELFORD — Mr. and Mrs, Les- blossoms and palms, decorated the For her wedding trip to Florida school, and attended Cornell uni- Presbyterian church will presorrt lie Parlcman of Compton st. made church. Mrs. Virginia Garvin was and Havana, the, bride wore a versity. He is a member of Sigma "Vest Pocket Varieties" at 8 p. m. known the engagement Sunday of 'organist, and Daniel Murtloek, Port beige suit with a beige hat, trim- Pla fraternity. Saturday, May 17, in Bingham hall. their daughter Joan to James J. Monmouth, soloist. A reception for med with yollow flowers, dark The show has been created and McKay, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. 200 guests followed at Murphy's brown accessories, a fur stole and planned by Mrs, Edward SchcfTer of Ja,mes McKay, Sr. of Port Mon- hall, East Keansburg. a corsage of orohlds. When they Personal Shower Fair Haven. She Is being assisted mouth. The announcement was The bride's gown was made with return, the couple will live with by Miss Marcella Macintosh, cos- made at a.dlnnor given the bride- a fitted lace bodice, trimmed with the bride's parents. Given Bridc-Elcct tumes; Howard Lancaster, lights; to-be In celebration ot his birthday a Peter Pan collar, styled with a The bride was graduated from Mrs. Anthony J. Potlllo of Frost John Watson, 3d, musical director; at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred- full nylon tulle skirt, over satin, Red Bank high school, and Is em- ave.. Riverside Heights, was hostess Will Ward, accompanist; Marlon erick Collins, Sr. of Brooklyn. Oth- and made ballerina length. Her fin- ployed by her father at the Strand last week at a personal shower in Krouse, tickets; Mrs. Kathle Mur- ers attending were the Parlentan gertip veil was held in place by a restaurant on Broad st.j as hostess. honor of her niece, Miss Ann Pellc- phy, publicity, and Mrs, John Mac- children, Boatrice and Leslie, Jr.; lace Juliet cap, trimmed with Tho bridegroom was graduated grino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. intosh, dance chairman. Dr. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. John Baldi and orange blossoms. Her flowers wero from Asbury Park high school and Louis Pcllegrlne of Perth Amboy, ward Scheffer is working on a spe- daughters, Joan and' Jean, and Mr. white roses and sweet peas, Mr. Syracuse university. He served whoso marriago to Edward Caspcr- cial comedy by end men including and Mrs. Frederick Collins, Jr, of Gonder gave his daughter In with tha Air Force in Europe, and dore is set for May 24. Qrandln Hammell, Richard Ward,, Brooklyn. marriage. is now employed at Camp Evans Decorations were in yellow and Thomas Davis and Donald McLoan. Miss Parleman Is a graduate of Miss Eunice Gonder was her sis- at Belmar. -• green and the gifts were concealed Middletown township high school, ter's maid of honor. Her light blue under a. yellow and green umbrella Leonardo, and Is employed at the gown had a fitted bodice, with an HQSER-^YOCIIMAN and sprinkling can. Individual pa- Emily Newman Hanson VanWinkle and" Munnlhg off-shoulder neckline and a nylon UNION CITY—Announcement Is per umbrellas were given to each plant at Matawan. Mr. McKay, who tulle skirt, over satin, She wore a made of the marriage of Anna guest as favors. Spring flowors Honored at Shower Is a graduate of the samo school. matching lace cap and carried a Mann Hoser ^of 4715 Broadway, were part of tho gala decorations. Mrs. S. M. Hoffman and Miss Is employed at Pete's, Inc., Key- casoado bouquet of pink roses and formerly of Highlands, daughter of The brido-elect'received many gifts. Kathleen Thornton were hostesses port. Ho served two years in the pink swoet peas. the late Mr. and Mrs, Charles • Present were Mrs. Louis Pellc- Friday at a treasure hunt shower U. S, Navy. ** Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Broander of I Broander pi., Qail Guadagna, who was flower Mann, and Robert Louis Yochman grlne, mother of tho guest ot hon- for Miss Emily Newman. The party girl, woro a colonial styled frock of New York city. The couple or; Mrs. E. Caspcrdore, mother of was hold at Mrs. Hoffman's home Gloria Snyder Engaged Keansburg, celebrated their 42d wedding anniversary Thursday of maize colored satin and .lace, were married Apr, 6, Palm Sunday, the prospect!vo groomsman; Mrs, on Leroy pi. by a visit to Radio City music hall and other places of interest made with a hoop skirt, She car- at Christ Reformed church, by Anthony Nicano, Mrs. Poter Greco, Miss Newman is the daughter of To Robert do Laski Miss Caizza -was graduated front ried a matching colonial bouquet. the pastor, Rev. William Gelgor. Mrs. Edmond Nicano, Mrs. William Dr. and Mrs. Fred T. Newman of Ann May School of Nursing, Fitkin in New York city. Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Willetts of Lake- ALLENHURST — Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wyman, the bride- The bride was given in marriage Dabinoy, Mrs. Joseph Laurlno, TMrs. Irving pi, , May 31, she will be- Charles Raymond Snyder of Cor- hospital, and Is employed In the: wood, formerly of Keansburg, accompanied them on the trip. groom's nephew, was best' man. by her brother, Clarence Mann, Richard Nicano, Mrs. John A. Pc- come the bride of Uffe Chrlstenscn, lies avo., formorly ot South Or- offices ot Dr. Gregory E. Sacco oi James Cummlngs and Joseph Wy- tillo, Mrs. Lillian Nloaro, Miss son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Red Bank. Sgt, Ftocco was gradi Mr. Broander Is a former correspondent of The Register. and was attended by Miss Syllva ange, announced the engagement of man ushered, Jaffoo of New York city. Victor Kathy Caspordore and Miss Jean Chrlstonsen of Copenhagen, Den- their daughter, MIM Gloria Doro- ated from Henry Snyder nig The bride's mother wore a navy Devan, Bronx, a" cousin of the Pcllegrlne. mark. school In Jersey City, and has jual thea Snydor to Robert Duncan de- completed boot training at Bali P.T.A. Hears Davldheiser, Quests were Mrs. Charles Raynor, Laskl, son of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Dinner Marks Mrs, Edward B. Bants, Mrs. John Bancroft doLaskl of Holmdel, at a bridge, Md. Filce on New School Jacques Eisner Post Gets Colors E. Slmmonds, Jr., Mrs, John H. cooktall party at Beau Rlvage, Wall Couple's Anniversary Warren, Jr., Mrs. Mildred H. Price, township, last week-end, School Principals LINCROFT — Members of the Mra, Howard Dutcher, Mrs. John Llnoroft-Bverett P a r e n t-Toaohor BELMAR—Mr, and Mrs. George Kelly, Mra, Fred T, Newman, Mrs. Miss Snydor was graduated from Become Engaged association and other residents of Roath of Les Gertrudes, Broad at. F. A, Salleo, Mrs, William Horron, Columbia high school, Maplewood, BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Mr. the area Tuesday night heard Red Bank, observed their 40tti wed- Mrs, O, N. Bull, Mrs. H. S, Davey, and from Southern Seminary Jun- Mrs. Brio W, Erxmeyer of BrooV Thomas Fllcc, a member of the ding anniversary at a dinner party Miss June Mothot and Miss May ior collogo at Buena Vista, Va. lyn have announced the engage Mlddletown township board of ed- Saturday at the Belmar Fishing Nowman, all of Rod Bank, and Mrs. Mr. doLaskl la a graduate of the ment of Mr, Erxmeyer's aisteri! Uoatlon, and James Davldhelsor, club, Tho club at this tlma was A, A, Thornton of Lake Charles, La. Lake Grove school on Long Island, Mra. Charlotte Brxmoyer Loohe| district dork, give reason* for the observing Its third annual aprlng and the Merchant Marine academy ot Hasbrouok Heights, to Dr. Wl proposed construction of a central festival dinner, which marked tha at Kings Point, L. I., Ha Is a li- Ham P. Patteneori ot Haokenaaek. aohool and its location on Tlndall opening of their aoolal season. • Newman—Beers censed officer In the Merohant Ma- Mrs. Locher U principal of Eudli rd,, New Monmouth. Quests with tha Red Bank couple rine, and * lieutenant In tho U, S. sohool In Hasbrouok Heights, 7" , Meeting at the grammar aohool wero Mr. and Mrs. Edmund vom- Engagement Told Naval Reserve. He Is manager of Is the daughter of the late Mr.' i —where voters from River Plata Btegg, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Halp- Dr. and Mrs, Fred T, Newman of seaboard aates for the coating di- Mrs. William P, Brxmeyer of Jej and this plaoe will vota Tuesday er, Mrs, Edward Farrell and'Mri, Irving pi,, announce tha engage, vision of Pittsburgh Coke and aey Olty and a graduate of.Ne In the special school district elec- Howard S. Hlgglnson of Rad ment of their daughter, 'Miss Mar- Chemical company, ark State Teachers college, aha,: tion on school construction ques- Bank) iMr. and Mrs, Frederick Jorle Newman, to Silas S. Beers, eelved a maater's degree at Teat tions—P. T. A. members agreed Ounnell, Rumsoni Mr, and Mri, son of Mr. and Mrs, William E. Mary Eileen Cooney era college, Columbia university/' that tha central sohool provided Duncan Stewart, Teaneck, and Mr. Beers, Sr,, of Aoademla, Pa. The Dr. Patteraon, principal of ' the but method to solve tha fu- and Mrs. Erneat Rodonoaeh, wedding will take place In Sep- Is BridoElcct Stats Street elementary aehool . ture sohool population situation, Pluckemln, tember, MIDDLHTOWK TOWNSHIP — State Street junior high «oh< The atatamant was made by Mrs, Miss Newman was graduated Mr, and Mrs, Alfred J. Cooney of both In Haokensaok, U the son Floyd lium, association president, the late Mr. and Mra. Franl Ladles* Hebrew Society from Monmouth Junior college and Oooper rd,, announce the engage- Patteraon »f Atlantis Hlghlai. The polli will open at t p, m, Preparing for Buuquet Rod Bank Bualnesa Institute, and meivt of tholr daughter, Miss Mary An alumnus of Trenton SUt Tuesday and oloie at 0 p, m, or Is employed at Watson laboratorlea. Blleen Cooney, to Daniel J. Bur- Teaehen college he received a i whan all poriom In tha building The annual mother-daughter ban* Mr. Boera waa graduated from nett, son of Mri. Molly Burnett ot tor of edueatlon degree from have votadi quet of tha Ladlea' Hebrew soolety Pennsylvania State soilage, and la West at,, Rad Bank, and the late tumbla university, will ba held Thursday evening, May an electrical engineer with Bendlx Daniel 3. Burnett. LEAVES FOB DERBY Pictured Thursday night at a matting In tht Community Y.M.CA. art effletn of tht Aviation corporation. 8, at the Jewish Community Can* Mlas Cooney, a graduate of Mid- Arlene White Engaged Hdward j. Brennan of 60 Watt tor on Rlvaralda ava. MM, laraal Jaequti R. Elmer chapter, Dliabltd American Veterani, following a prtitntatlori of eoleri to dletown townahlp high sohool, la Front it., general manager of Mon- Breilow and Mri, Norton Krongeli ON SOUTHERN TRIP employed at Officers Personnel To P.F.C, Roy AfcN»l)h mouth Park race traok, today are chslrmon, tht peit by M. Robert Gallt, repraientlng tht Elmer family. Ltft to right art Elbtrt L. Mar- KKANSBUna - MUs Lola Low, branch, Port Monmouth. Her ft- Mr. and Mra. George White leavea for Louisville, Ky,, by train, Entertainment, arranged by Mri red, ehipttr «d|uttnt) Robert E, Murphy, commander, and Mr. Galla. Tht ohapttr wai namtd daughter of Mr, and Mra. William anoe, an employee at the Inspector Newman Sprlngi rd. announce ." Ha will atay over at lha Brown Abraham Zager, will feature a In honor of Ltittr Elintr'i ion, who wai killed In action Friday, Novt 13, 1942, while a lltuton< t.ow o( Oakwood pi., a provisional Oeneral's office at Fort Monmouth, engagement of their daughter V hotel and .take In the Kantuoky faihlon ihow by tha Bob and Botty modal, la now on. a, trip through la a graduate of Rad Bank high Artent White' to P.F.c" Ray : Darby Saturday. Horaee Wade, •hop of Broad at. Mri. Letter Olann ant on tht brldgt of tht U.S.S. San Franelt«6 In an tngigtmtnt off tht Solomon lilindi. the Southern atatei, with other pro- aohool. Nabb, son ot Mr. and lln. Mo ) publicity dlreotor at the Ooaanport will arrange dbooratloni, and Mr», Young Blintr quit tho Unlvtnlty of Virginia In hit itnlor year to tnllit ai tn apprtntleo in* fessional modiU and 'deijgnera, Nabb of rraair, Mont. , , track, has baan In Loulivllls the Jaok Winters and Mra, Philip The Keamburg girl has appeared HOME FROM FLORIDA MUs White attended Red :__. past few days. Waldman ara In charge of dinner man In tht Navy and won hit comnriilon btfort Pearl Harbor. Ordtrtd to ita duty In on the Prances Langfard and Don COL.TB NECK - Mr. and Mra. achooli, P.r.C. MoNrtb, whofj arrangement*, Reservations aro be- Aniooho television *how, and has William Clifford raturnod Sunday tended aehoota In Vruer, if The Sept., 1942, ht wai In.tht thick of every baffle In the Pacific with tht exception of tht Coral ing received by Mr*. MorrU Dlifil Sea fight. Ml dl«d with tht mtn ht moit «dm!rtd, Rtir. Admiral D, J, "Undo Dan" Callaghan. dona modeling (or the well-known to Picket PYnco (arm from Fort tloned with tht Army at Fort I ft* Mta, Hernu CWun, dulgair( Dili Carnal, Lauderdalti ria. anoutt. , . RED BANK REGISTER MAY X, 1952 ALFBED E. JORDAN BIBS. FLORENCE K. CBQNK ALICES W. HAVH.AND Rumson, Fair Haven ford has been received tort Af TINTON FALLS—Mrs. Florence Allen Wood kaviland, 78, of 18 Boy Scouts Plan death Of Alfred E. Jordan of Ruth Cronk, 70, was found dead John at., died - Monday, morning at All borough residents Interested Mr. and Mrs. George J. Verdee Saturday afternoon at her home on Riverview hospital, where he had in Girl Scout work have been in- and children, Peter Richard, four,, |!Haddon park, husband of Mrs. Deaths in Red Bank and Vicinity Training Course vited to a meeting of the . Town ijBertha Macintosh Hitchcock Jor- Tinton ave. Dr. Theodore Schloss- been a patient ten day*. and Paul John, nine months, have . bacb, aMistant county physloian, Born in Red Bank Mr. Havlland LEONARDO — Plans for a pre- counoll of Rumson Girl Scouts next taken up residence in tha John Iflan.- Mr. Jordan died in Glasgow, attributed death to natural causes, camporee training course Satur- Wednesday at 9:80 a. m. in Oce- Neafle home, 170 Oxford ave. The I Scotland, Thursday of last week. was a son of the late Augustus and anic fire house. family moved here from 807 57th 1'vi.Mr. Jordan, who was born in and stated Mrs. Cronk had been ROBERT CLARKE ARTHUR L. DOLBEY Mary Wood Haviland. He had been day, May 24, for Boy Scout troops dead about six hours when found. a resident here all his life and for a and Explorer units of Middletowi Mrs. Bernard Case of Linden dr. st., West New York, N. j. I Liverpool, England, In 1878, had a LEONAHPO—Robert Clarke, 48, RUMSON—Arthur L. D'otbey, 65, entertained her sewing club Tues- , Robert Matthews of Willow st. I ^ongy and noted career as a con- Born in Middletown, N. Y., Mrs number of years was employed as township, Atlantic ' Highlands anu Cronk was a daughter ot the late of Brookslde rd., husband of Kath- of 63 Lafayette st. died Monday a carpenter by local boatbuilding Highlands were completed Monday day afternoon:of last week. Pres- was appointed an ambulance driv- I smiting engineer, marine surveyor ryn Scharf Clarke and a resident night at Riverview hospital, where ent were. Mrs. Ola Knapp, Mrs. er in the first aid squad by tha David and Jennie L. Smith Bennett. he had been a patient two days, Arms. He was a membe1 r of the night at a meeting at the grammar I stnd'.appralser of marine property, She had been a resident here about here eight years, died yesterday at Red Bank Carpenter*; union. His school here. Frank Merrltt, Mrs. • William .1* mayor and council at their meet- . I He 'served his apprenticeship in 20 years, prior to which she had Monmouth Memorial hospital where Born In England Mr. Dolbcy was brother, Mart p, Haviland, died Albert Quackenbush, camping Russell, Sr., Mrs. William Leahy, ing Monday night. I England in British shipyards and lived In Freehold. Her husband, he was a patient one week. He was a son of the late Frederick and Apr. 16, 1M8. ; . . • • Mrs. Charles A. Wolbach, Mrs, Dol< Mr, and Mra. Ralph Russell.ot | came to the United States in 1907 born at Belfast, Ireland, son of Theresa Dolbey. He came to the chairman of Monmouth council's lie Hexter, Mrs. J. J. Knodell,. Mrs. surveyor for the Salvage Also- Francis Cronk, former justice of United States 60 years ago and had Mr. Haviland leaves his wife, Mrs. district four, said bayshore scouts Harvard rd. returned home Satur-' the peace and recorder here, died Mrs. Annie McAleer Clarke of New- Elizabeth Cooper' Conover Havi- will take part In charcoal cooking, Albert Rodgers, Mrs, Thomas Mer- day after spending several days In lolatlon of London. From 1919 to auddenly in 1948, Mrs. Cronk was ark and the late Robert Clarke been a resident of this place the rill and Mrs.- X. S. Smith. Mrs. Wllllamsburg, Va, They were ac- 11942 he was a consulting engineer, In the trucking business, Mr, past 40 years. For many years he land; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia M., tent pitching and other scout crafts Morritt will entertain the club next a member of the Molly Pitcher was a chauffeur for various fam- wife of Thomas F, Steele, living at in preparation for the battlegroum companied by Mr, Russell's brother J marine surveyor and appraiser In chapter, Order of the Eastern Star Clarke was a member of St. Al- home; a lister, Mrs. Lucia Zlegler, camppree at Freehold Friday Tuesday. . . and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, I New York until he joined States of Freehold, the Tinton Falls Meth- bany lodge, Free and Accepted Ma- ilies in this vicinity. Mr. Dolbey Mrs, Edgar vonOehren of Hunt Fred Russell of Washington at,' 1 Marjne corporation Jn 1942 as vice was an exempt member of the 20 Mount st., Red Bank, and a through Sunday, June 6-8. Mr. odist church and the Ladles' aux- sons, Newark, and a social member Oceanic Hook & Ladder company. brother Frank S. Haviland, 75 Mc-Quackenbush was a member of thi st., proprietor of the Village Green Rumson. president. iliary of Tinton Falls fire com- of the Brcvent Park and Leonardo Laren st. National Valley Forge Jamboree on Ave. of Two Rivers, who un- • Donald.McCoach, airman, U.S.N., J;«Mr. Jordan served as mayor of pany. fire company. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jen- derwent a spinal operation two ny Andorson Dolbey, and several The funeral was held yesterday stafT and will be in charge of bay- son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Mo- Tithe Village of Great Neck Estates, Surviving are a brother, Perclval Surviving, besides his wife, are afternon at. the Wbrdon funeral shore delegations to the Freehold weeks ago at St. Vincent's hospital. Coach of 20 Forrest ave,, recently J'li. I. from 1928 to 1945. He was a two sons, Robert Clarke and Ken nieces and nephews. • New York city, Is now off-the criti- Bennett, and four sisters, Mrs. Ed- The funeral was held last night home, with Rev. Charles S^ Webs- camporee. graduated from the Naval Aviation I'member of the Association of Naval ward Devons, Mre. Leroy York and neth Clarke, who live at home; two ter, pastor of the Red Bank Pres- . The training course will follow, cal list. However, she will remain structural mechanic) school at the daughters, Mrs, Jean VanNess of at the Worden funeral home, with at the hospital at least two .more • 'Architects and Marine Engineers, Mrs. Hazel Bolton, all of Middle- Rev. A. Kenneth Magner, pastor ot byterian church, officiating. a court ot honor Friday, May 23, Naval Air Technical training cen- ••New York, and of the Institute of town, N. Y., and Mrs. George Fair- this place and Miss Margaret Burial was in Fair View ceme at the grammar school here, an- weeks, , ter, Memphis, Tenn. McCoach, who - Clarke, who also lives at homo; two Rumson Presbyterian church, offi- ] Marine Engineers, London. He was weather of Torrlngton, Conn. ciating. Burial today will be in tery, Bearers were Thomas and nounced Monday by Morgan Knapp Bruce Leonard, son of Mr. and has been transferred to a scouting Jalaoj a member of the Rumson The funeral was held Tuesday brothers, John Clarke of Elizabeth Greenwood Union cemetery, Rye, John Steel and Frank and Stanley of Middletown, recently appointed Mrs. Hobart Leonard of Park ave., squadron at the Naval air station, • li,Country club, Propeller club and afternoon at the Worden funeral and Charles Clarke of Little Silver; Haviland. chairman of scouting advancement celebrated his tenth, birthday Sat- Norfolk,' Va,, entered the service •*•"-» (Downtown Athletic club, five sisters, Mrs. Anna Welland and urday with a party at home. .His In June, 1951. He is a graduate of home, with Rev. Howard Montgom- Chief Alfred VanBrunt and mem- for the area. Mr. Knapp also an- Mr. Jordan's first wife, Alice ery, pastor of the Tinton Falls Mrs, Elizabeth Schousgaard of MRS. IiUOIE ANN ZIEGLEB nounced that a 30-member advance guests included Alice and Ann Ma-Rumson high school. I'Piper, to whom he was married in Methodist church, officiating. Leonardo, Mrs. Mary Webster of bers of the fire department con- rie Cromey, Philip and Robert Hin- 1 ducted their service last night at Mrs. Lucie Ann Ziegler, 84, died ment' committee is planned,- Nor- New officers of the W.S.C.S, of lt.1897, died in 1940. He married his Burial was in Monmouth Memor- Nutley and Miss Louise Clarke and man Stanton of Navesink will head tolmann, Roman Uhorjack, Carol Miss Margaret Clarke of Newark, the funeral home. Rev, Magner, de- last night at her home, 20 Moun Rhinehardt, Linda Willard, Wil- the Methodist'church will be nom- ' I present wife In 1947, and the couple ial park, New Shrewsbury. Bearers partment chaplain, officiated. st, after a long Illness, a group of 32 scouts at summer liam Drush, Johns and .Thomas lnated and elected next'Monday I,'made their home at 58 Haddon were Eugene Handy, Edward Clark, and two grandchildren. camp, it also was announced, night In the church basement."- : The funeral will be held Satur- Born In Red Bank, Mrs. Ziegler Gallagher, John Dlskon and Kevin I Spark. Van Dlxon, Hans Lund, Robert JOHN F. COURT was a daughter of the late- Augus Harold Copeland, district com- Higglns. Mrs. George Curchtn of Hair Ha- l\ In addition to his widow, he la Scott and John Lemon, Sr. day afternoon at 2:30 at the Pos- tus and Mary Wood Haviland. A missioner, presided at the meeting. ven rd. celebrated her',birthday Kaurvlved by three sisters and two A delegation from Molly Pitcher ten funeral home, with Rev. James HIGHLANDS—John Francis resident of Red Bank all her life, J. Fred Blllett and Robert Shafer, Miss Betty Langler, daughter of Tuesday with a family dinner at ^brothers, Mrs. Ethel M. Peters, lodge, Order of the Eastern Star, Marsha]], pastor of Embury Court, 67, husband of the late Har- Mrs. Ziegler was a dressmaker scout executives, were present. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Langler of home. • • .-Mrs. Evelyn Lee, Mrs. R. Clark, visited the funeral. home Monday Methodist church, Little Silver, of- riet Covert Court, and a life-long .number of years. Her husband, Park ave., spent the week-end "at Roy King is on two weeks''va- I, Frank S. Jordan and Edrlc Jor- night and conducted their service, ficiating. Burial will be In Fair resident of the area, died yester- William Peter Ziegler, died 48 years Beach Erosion Problems home. She is a student at the St. cation from his position with the ~ n, all of whom reside in England,. Mrs. Adrlanne V. Kraus was worthy •ylow cemetery. day morning at his home, 212 ago. Mrs. Ziegler was a member Michael's hospital school of nurs- borough's sanitation department. matron and Herbert G, Hansen NavOBlnk ave. here, after a long of the Red Bank Presbyterian To Be Discussed at C.B.I. ing, Newark. . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davlson of worthy patron. Members of the CARMEN D. PALCO illness. Ho was born at Rumson, church and of the Women's asso- Thomaa Garvin, Jr., seaman first 3i;Gillesple ave. celebrated their, 1 Tinton Falls fire company under son of the late John and Bridget ciation of that church. EATONTOWN—The Monmouth class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 38th. wedding' anniversary Tuesday. MBS. ETHEL B. CLOSE leadership of Chief Carton Maher MATAWAN — Carmen D. Falco, Moran Court, and spent his youth County Society of Professional En- Mrs. Ziegler is survived by a Garvin of Waterman ave. has re- Mr. Davison Is custodian of the ' I. ,KEYPORT — Mrs. Ethel B. attended the funeral. 64, husband of the late Louise there. A resident here 11 years he gineers will hold; a round table ported to the Coast Guard station fire house.. Eovlno Falco and a resident here had lived at Atlantic Highlands fer daughter, Mrs. Ruth, wife of Sam discussion on the beach erosion 'Close, 66, widow of Dan Voorhls uel S. Estelle, with whom she made at Groen Cove Springs, Fla., after 'Close, died suddenly last Thursday ANTHONY DIOKASH more than 30 years, died Saturday more than 26 years, A retired auto- -problem Wednesday at 7:15 p. m. spending three days' leave at home. "night at her home, 83 Main st. She at Perth Amboy General hospita mobile mechanic, Mr. Court was a her home; a granddaughter, Mrs. In Crystal Brook Farm inn. FREEHOLD—Anthony Dlckash, after a short illness. He was born member of the Church of Oui\ Lady Audrey F., wife of Thomas S. Far- Clean-up week In the borough was fatally stricken upon her re- 81, died last Thursday at the home ley, 108 Park lane, River Oakcs, Members of the. panol will be will begin Monday and run through turn from a meeting of the Ladies' in Italy and was employed by the of Perpetual Help. ' Claude W. Blrdsall of Bclmar, Friday, May 9. Pick-ups of trash of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Dl- New York and Long Branch rail- Fair Haven; two grandsons, Mark James K. Ranlcin, chief engineer 'auxiliary of the Veterans of For- Benedetto, 38 McLean st. He also Surviving are a 'stepson, Harry and Craig Farley, and a brother, will be made daily by borough eign Wars, where she had been road. Mr. Falco was a member of Court of Rosnlle; two stepdaugh- of the division of navigation, New- trucks. Is survived by two sons, George St. Joseph's Holy Name society and ters, Mrs. Anthony Garcia of Long Frank S. Haviland, 75 McLaren st. ark, and R. S. Flndlay, consulting f named chaplain, Dlckash of this place and Peter Another brother, Allen Wood Havi- Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Moran of Mrs, Close was born In New York Our Lady of Mt, Carmcl society. Branch and Mrs. Harold Eldrldge land, died at Riverview hospital onglneer of Elizabeth. South Shrewsbury dr. sailed Friday Dlckash of Buffalo. Surviving are eight sons, Joseph of Roselle, and three sisters, Mrs. Topics planned for discussion are artate, daughter of the late George The funeral was held Monday at Monday morning and was buried on an, eight weeks' cruise to Europe. and Minnie Correy Bryant, and was Falco and Louis Falco of Matawan, Francis Donnelly of Atlantic High- yesterday afternoon. "Beach Erosion—What Is the Prob- Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Russell of St. Rose of Lima Catholic church Daniel Falco of Portland, Ore., Car- lands, Mrs. Albert Wood and Mrs. lem, Its Causes"; "What Has Been a member of Golden chapter, Or- where Rev. Bernard Coen, curate The funeral will be held Satur- Washington st. and Mr. and Mrs. ,,'der of Eastern Star. She was'a past men Falco of Keansburg, John Fal- George Striker of Now York city. Accomplished and Examples of Suc- Ralph Russell of Harvard rd., .Fair offered a requiem mass. Burial, un- co of Cllffwood, Anthony Falco, who The funeral will be held Satur- day at 1:30 p. m. at tho Worden cessful Structures" and "What Re- ;president of the senior guild of St. der the direction of the Freeman funeral home, with Rev. Charles S, Haven, returned home Saturday ..Mary's Episcopal church. is in action in Korea with the Ar- day morning at 8:30 at the Condon mains to Be Done." funeral home, was In St, Rose of my, and Thomas Falco and Patrick funeral home and at 9:30 Rev. Jo- Webster, pastor of Red Bank Pros after spending several days at Wil- , Surviving are a son, Edgar V. V. Lima cemetery. byterian church, officiating. Buria HamsbUrg, Va. ', • .' iClose of this place; a daughter, Falco, who arc stationed with the seph J. Donnelly, pastor, will offer Air Force in Newfoundland; five a requiem mass at the Church of will be in Fair View cemetery. WikolT Donates Mrs. Charles Mctiormlck of Third A Last Tribute of Mrs. Ruth Becker of VaiAtie, N. MBS. JOSEPH O. LUCE Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Burial st. Is a medical patient at Hazard ,;T., and a brother, Arthur Bryant daughters, Mrs. Rose Vena of Cliff J. RUSSELL IIOFLER Truck's Use to ARK hospital, where shel,was taken Sun- Love and Esteem •'of New York city, FREEHOLD—Mrs. Electa Luce, wood, Mrs. Mary Skorka of Key- will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. wife of Joseph C. Luce of 117 West port, Miss Philomcna Falco of Vine BELFORD—J. Russell Hopler, 58, Mrs. Jared S Kenyon of Little day by the flre't'aid squad. y-The 'funeral was held Monday MRS. FRANK FASSKY Silver, chairman of the drive Mr. and Mrs^.James. Miller ;have s-mornlng at the Bedle funeral home, Main at,, here, died Monday at the land, Mrs. Virginia Robinson ol a former rosident of Keyport, died The beauty and dignity of our Rlverviow hospital. She also Is sur- Keansbut'g and Miss Dolores Falco FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Tuesday at Coral Gables, Fla., af- throughout the community for moved from Blossom rd. to Cal- jwlth Rev. James A. Gusweller, rec- vived by a son, Thomas Ross Luce, ter a long illness. Mr. Hoplor was clothing for Korean refugees, an- ifornia. ' ' . •„" attention Is the perfect way t« tor of St. Mary's church, officiating. of Portland, Ore.; two brothers andr Marya Passky, 89, wife of Frank who lives at home. a sister living in Italy, and l Pasaliy, died Monday at her home a retired engineer of the Central nounced this week that contribu- Councilman and Mrs.'Peter Cart- ^Burial was in Old Tennent ceme- The funeral will be held today Railroad of New Jersey. tions for American relief for Korea moll have moved from Blackpolnt show tha depth-of your feelings ' tery. Services were conducted Sun- grandchildren. on Frcehold-Lakewood rd. She also —ARK—will be taken to a Long rd. to their new home on Park ave. pday night by the Eastern Star and at Cumberland, O. The Freeman The funeral was held yesterday is survived by a son, Joseph Kossek He was born at Naughright, the Island City warehouse at the end at this time of loss. funeral home was In charge of local at St. Joseph's Catholic church, of, Engllshtown; a half-brother, An- son of the late John and Mary Mrs. William Balgent of River W. F.'W. auxiliary.. . arrangements. ' Hopler, and wait a member of the of the drive Thursday, May 15, in rd. has returned home from Fitkln Key port, where Rev. Cornelius J. thony Bukowy of Freehold, and a a truck donated by Fred D. Wikoff hospital, where she was a surgical Kane, pastor, offered a high mass sister, Mrs. Antonla Scora of. Rich- Brotherhood of Firemen and En- company, 19 West Front si. of requiem. Burial, under the &[•mond Hill, L. I. gineers. ' patient. . rsctlon'.of the Day funeral home, The funeral, will be held tomor- Besides his wife, Mrs. Ethel M. Mrs. Kenyon urged residents to. John E. Day was In St. Joseph's cemetery. row morning at 8 o'clock at the Eveland Hopler, Mr. Hopler is sur- make their contributions of cloth- Card of Thanks 5 THEORDE vived by three sons, John Hopler ing to committees at ten churches We desire to thank our many frlendl OF THE- Freeman funeral home and at 9 of the community. The drlvo is and neighbors -who lent flowers, loaned o'clock, Rev. Bernard Coen, curate of Port Monmouth, Luther Hopler, cars, and assisted in any way during the Funeral Home MBS. EMMA L. FALLON Freneau, and Robert Hopler, Flor- sponsored by the Red Bank Coun- illness and death of our mother, Mar? will offer a requiem mass at St cil of Church Women. KEYPORT—Mrs. Emma L. Fal- Rose of Lima Catholic church. Bur- ida; a daughter, Mrs. George Boute, B. Walling, 85 Riverside Avenue Port Monmouth, and four grand Mri. Alva Farleyy,, lon, 77, widow of John Henry I ial will be In St. Rose of Lima ; Mri. Bertha Fee Phone 6-0332,Red Bank Ion, and a life-long resident of children. , : - < *V;? eenr. cemetery. COUNTY BIRTHS —Advertisementt. Keyport Branch—361 Maple PL Monmouth county, died suddenly The funeral: will be held Satur- J \A7HEN a funeral director it Monday at the home of her daugh- MISS MARGARET MOLLOY day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Dr. and Mrs. .John .Sinnott of Death Nolle* Vk ter, Mrs. James C. Day, 361 Maple Scott funeral home. Belfcrrd, • Rev. Rumson rd., Rumson, are parents called, he has one obli- pi., here. Sha was born at Mata- PORT MONMOUTH -. Miss Mar- Frederick,"Brioirpastor, of the Key-of a daughter, born last Thursday Nntsrian 'RED BANK. wan, daughter of the late William garet'Mblldy, 73, of Wilson aye., a port Lutheran church, will conduct at Monmouth Memorial hospital. wood. N. J, Devoted mother of. Mrs. Lady Attendant ejation: to serve the family as and Elizabeth Buck Miller, and was lifelong resident here, died Monday Helma Bennlnir. Funeral Saturday, with at Monmouth Memorial hospital. the services, and interment will be Mr. and Mrs. Odin Egcland of interment at Mount Olivet cemetery, Red 6-O557 welh as possible. This includes a member of the Altar and Rosary in Clover Leaf Memorial park, Hendrlckson pi.. Fair Haven, are Bank. ' ' society of St Joseph's Catholic She was the daughter of tho late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molloy and Woodbridge. ' parents of a daughter, born' last many things: abiding by the church. Thursday at Monmouth Memorial NOTICE ' was a member of-St. Mary's Cath- ARTHUR W. IAWSON family's wishes, handling all of Surviving besides her daughter olic church,.New Monmouth. Miss hospital. Applications are-being reeetved for In- are two sons, John Henry Fallon ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Ar- Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of stallation of package milk vending mar Molloy la survived only by a broth- chines, on a concessionaire, basis. GloslnaT the details completely and effi- of Keyport and Raymond J, Fallon er, John Molloy of this place. thur W. Lawson, 75, husband of Harrison ave., Matawan, are par- date.- 6 May 1952. Applications may be MONUMENTS of Matawan; two other daughters, Sarah Lawson and former fire ents ot a aon, born Friday at Mon- obtained at the Exchange. Office, Build- ciently, providing fine facilities Mrs. Harold Strickland of Mata- The funeral will be held tomor- chief' at ' Bayway refinery, Esso mouth Memorial hospital. ing 563, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. wan and Mrs. Francis Scanlon of row morning at 8 o'clock at the Standard Oil company, Linden, Mr. and Mra. Leslie Carhart of and equipment for the family's Irvington; two brothers, George Scott funeral home and at 9 o'clock, died Tuesday at his home, 27 As- Center ave., Atlantic Highlands, are STATE OF NEW JERSEY Miller of Matawan and Edward Rev. Robert T, Bulman, pastor, will DEPARTMENT OF STATE use, and serving at a moderate offer a high mass of requiem at St. bury ave., after a long Illness. A parents of a son, born Saturday at CERTIFICATION OF DISSOLUTION Miller of Old Bridge, and seven resident here since 19S0, Mr. Law-Riverview hospital. To' all - to whom theie preienti may price. Our service includes all grandchildren. Mary's church. Burial will be in son lived In Cranford ten years Mr. and Mrs, John DeLanoy, Jr., come. Greeting-: The funeral will be held tomor- Mt. Olivet cemetery. after being a resident of Eliza- of Bay st., Rumson, are parents of WHEREAS, It appears to my satis- of these features. faction, by duly authenticated record of row morning at 8:30 at tho Day MRS. DORCAS E. GLASSEY beth 29 years. He retired in 1940 a son, btfrn Friday at Riverview the proceedings for the voluntary dli- funeral home, and at 9:30 Rev. Cor- after heading the refinery firemen hospital. solution thereofther, , by the unanimous eon nelius J. Kane, pastor of St.' Jo- LITTLE SILVER—The funeral of since 1917. Active in Boy Scout Mr. and Mrs. Perclval Klpp of senst t ot alll thth e stockholder!tkhld , depositedit d HARRY C.F. • JAMEJ A. ••ROBEKT'F. soph's church, will offer a high Mrs. Dorcas Edith Glassey, 62, who activities, Mr, Lawson formed the Main st., Keyport, are parents of a i n my office, that ' - -%' •(• mass 'of requiem. Burial will be In died Tuesday-of last week at her first Cub Scout group in Elizabeth. daughter, born Apr. 21 at Hazard STEINBACH'CpMPAfoV" St. Gabriel's cemetery, Bradcvolt. home, 39 Salem la., was held Thurs- a corporatloii-of this State, whose, prln-: day afternoon at the Worden fu- He served • on draft. board No. 11 hospital. clpal office is situated at No, 681 CoDk- neral home. Rev. Roger J, Squire, there during World War II. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gorham of man Avenue, In the City of Asbury Your Expression of MISS HELEN J. THOMAS Surviving, besides his wife, are Main at., Keyport, are parents of a Park, County of Monmouth, State of pastor of the Red Bank Methodist CieW Jersey (Arthur O, Stelnbach, be- True Remembrance ' ASBURY PAR K—Miss Helon church, officiated. a son, Frank A. Lawson of Cran- son, born Apr. 21 at Hazard hos- ns the agent therein and' In charge' 60 CFRONT ST. RED BANK N.J. Johnston Thomas, 73, of 307 Lang- ford, and a sister, Mrs, Annie pital. ' thereof, upon .whom process. Jnay .be No other aot. ot a normal Burial was In Fair View ceme- served), hm compiled with the .require- ford st., a' resident of this area tery. Bearers were Edgar V. Do- Campbell of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Johnson ments of Title 14, Corporations, Generat, man's Ufa givea him more * OVer Ihirtij years of—. more than 50 years before she nlse, Harry J, Boskoy, George A. The funeral will be held tomor- of Cedar st:, Highlands, are par- of Revised Statutes of New Jersey, pre- eomplets soul satisfaction moved here about 20 years ago, Egner and Richard R. Thompson, row afternoon at 2 o'olook at the ents ot a son, born Friday at Haz- liminary to the Issuing of this Cer- - than the building of a Mem- Dependable, Economical Service" died Saturday at Fitkln hospital all associates of Thomas H. Glas- Gray funeral homo, 12 Springflold ard hospital, . tificate of Dissolution. orial to hla loved onea who af tor a long illnoss. " She .was born ave., Cranford. Burial will be in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curley of NOW THEREFORE, I, the Secretary have gone on. sey, Mrs. Glaisey'a aon, who la a Crawford st., Vail Homes, Shrews- ot State of the State ot New Jeney, in Now York qlty, youngest daugh- staff manager'of the Red Bank of- Evergreen cemetery, Elizabeth. Do Hereby Certify that the laid corpor- Out aejeot Barro Memorials ter of the late Hiram and Julia fice of Prudential Insurance com- bury township, are parents of a aon ation did, on the Thirtieth day of April.. ' ALBERT O. STEWART born Monday at Monmouth Memor- 1952, file In my office*.a duly executed bear, the Guild mark ot ap- Thomas, proprietors of the Thomas pany, and' attested consent In writing, to the proval, your guarantee of a ial hospital. dissolution' of said corporation, executed Inn, which was located on Rum- FORT1 MONMOUTH—Albert O. Oner' Memorial at no ' extra H* Laurence Scott son rd. and Hanco rd. Miss Thom- MISS AD ALINE CONK Stewart, .71, husband of Mrs. El- . Mr. and Mrs. Ldnwood LaPoInt by all tho stockholder! thereof, which len Stewart, dl«d yesterday at the of Eatontown rd,, Oceanport, are said consent and the record of the pro- coat Visit our showroom as was a member of St. Augustine's HEADDEN'S CORNER — Mils parents of a daughter born Mon- ceedings aforesaid aro now on file In my and sea our dlaplaya of thesa Episcopal church here, Adallne Conk, a life-long resident station hospital "Here," Though a said office as provided ,hy. law, ' ' < . • vj-eartlflad memorials,'. Surviving are four slstora, Miss native of Chicago, he had lived day at Jersey Shore General hos- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I MORTICIAN of the area, died Monday at the pital. Point Pleasant Beach. nave hereto set my hand and Emma F, Thomas, Miss Estelle J. home of her brother-in-law, 'Wil- most —,-.,_....fhjllf— In .Buffalof . A re- (Seal) affixed my official seal, at Tren- Thomas and Miss Lucy S. Thomas liam P. Scott, on Cooper rd, here. tiretidd automotive mechanic," he has Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brooks of ton, this Thirtieth'day of April, of this city and Mrs. Nettio Jones She was born at Red Bank, daugh- been living with hla son, Capt. High St., .Matawan, are parents,of A D.i one " thousand : nine hun-' JOHN VAN KIRK Church Street, Belford, N. J. of Brooklyn, and a niece, Mrs. Mar- Garnet Stewart of .Fort Hancock. a daughter, born Monday at Mon- dred and fifty-two? ' ter of the late Henry and, Elsie mouth Memorial hospital. Nut to Mt, Olivet Cemelery lon Blake of Brooklyn, Barber Conk, and Is survived'by a •Also surviving are-two stepsons, LLOYD B. MARSH, The funeral waa held Monday George S. and Charles E, Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gardner tU.n , Secretary of State,. .Phone Red Bank 6-0319 9 ' Phone Keansburg 6-0333 brother, Lester Conk of Red Bank. of Mount ave.', Atlantic Highlands, night at her late home, with Rev. The funeral was held yesterday of Buffalo. Interment will be In . The road to better And bigger 5 busi- Kennoth McDonald, .rector of St. Buffalo. Local arrangements are are parents of a aon, born Tuesday ness; advertise In The Regletor regularly. R. F. D; Box 108 Red Bank at the Scott funeral home, with at Riverview hospital, —Advertisement, Augustine's church, officiating. Bur- Rev. Robert L, Blackman, pastor In oharge of the William S, An- ial Tuesday morning under the dl ot tho Belford Methodist church, derson funeral home," Red' Bank. Mr. and Mra. Francis McDor- rection of the Harris funeral homo mott of Sceley ave,, Keansburg,- are officiating. Burial was In Pair MISS EMILY JURMAN parents of a daughtor, born Tues- was In Cypress Mills cemetery, View comotery, •'.;'" Brooklyn. ' IM3YPORT—The" funeral tot. Miss day at RIvervloW hospital. THE fUlURRL HOIM Emily jurman, 84, of Pino st,, Phil- Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Andrews MONMOUTH MONUMENT MIlS. RICHARD TBEMBI.EY ROMAINE H. RUB adelphia, who died Tuesday at the of Bray avo,, East Koanaburg, are FREEHOLD — Romalne H, Rue, Mercer houae, Atlahtlo City, will parenta of a daughter, born Tues- COMPANY, UNION BEACH — Mrs. Lillian 72, of 60 Manalapan ave. hare, died be held Saturday, at 8HO a, m, day at Rlvorvlow hospital. Of PERSOnRL SERVICE Trombloy, 62, wife of Richard Sunday at Fltkin hospital. He-Is Trembley and a resident here more front the Day funeral home. A Mr., and -Mrs. Jamea Fletcher of ' Headden's Corner. Middletown, Route 35 survived by a aon, Harold E, Ruo, nigh maaa of requiem will be of-, Shore, blvd., Keansburg, are par- than 36 years, died Sunday at her and a daughter, Mra. John"• W. farad at 9 o'olook at St. Joieph's home, 618 Washington ave., after ent) of a aon, born Monday at Rlv- JAMES J. HURLEY, ^Manager ' ' Pugh, of this plaoe. Cathollo churoh by'Rev. Cornelius orvlew hospital, WILLIAM S. ANDERSON short Illnoss, She waa born at The funeral wu held yesterday J. Kane. Burial will be In' St. Joa* Newark, daughter of the late eph'a cemetery, Mr. ajid Mra. Donald MoCabe of PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 80.32 Hudion Ave. Red Rank Charles and Carrie Bishop Hermes. at the Froeman funeral home, with Main at., Marlboro, are parenta of Surviving, besides her husband, aro Rev. W. J. Jtenaeler, paitor of the A ratlred ooncert pianist, Miss a daughter, born Tuesday at Fltkin Reformed churoh, officiating. Bur* Jurman made appoaranbea through- hwpltal. ••.,-••- Long Branch 64978 • bay or Night PHONE RED BANK 6-2406 two sons, Sgt. Richard Trombloy of out tha United Statea, the pollco department hore, and lal waa In Maplewood cemetery. Mr, and Mra, Jamea VanDover of Circle Trailer court, Eatontown, William Trombloy of West Keana- MRS. MADELINE YOUNCOFSKI FRANK J. LOVEKIN are parenta of a aon, born yeaterday burg| *, daughtor, Mrs, Phillip KBYPORT—Mr, and MrtvViotor BAST KBAN8BUHO— Frank J. at Riverview hospital, HelUenroedor of Union Beach) Younoofikl have been informed of &v»kln, 77, a retired oarpantar, Mr. and Mri, Andrew Herohakow- -DISTINCTIVE brother, Joseph Hermoi, and a sis- the daaAh ot (heir daughter-in-law, died Friday at hla home on Thomp- •kl of Welt River rd,, Rumaon, tor, Mra, Loulso Haefnor, of New- Mrs, Madeline Franoea Younoofakl, aon ave.,, here attar a long Illness. ark, and five grandchildren. 1 aroparenta of a aon, born Tueiday Eitabllihad 1865 21, at hot horn* In HJnflold, Bng< He waa born In England, aon of tha at Riverview hospital, ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Tha funeral was hold yoaterday land, after a long lllntat, Surviving late Francis and Sarah Ball Love- Mr, and, Mra, Arthur Vlaud of at tho Day funoral homo with Rev. are her huaband James, Jtrvlng kin, and had lived In tha United Jeney at,, Weat Keansburg, art rarfeotion of Material and Charlos Thomas, paator of the Con* with tha U, S, Navy In England" States 76 year., Ha la aurvlved by larenta of a aon, born Tueaday at Workmanship In Beautiful gragatlonal church, officiating. Bur* a aon, Jamoi, Jr,| her parinti, Mr, two nlaoes, *lvorvl|w hospital, The Mount Memorial Home al wax In Cedarwood eomctory, and Mra, Robert Qunnell, and a The funeral WM hald Monday at Mr, and Mri, Arthur Oahltl. of ' New Dealftia Kayport, ^ brother David, all of England, ;h» Seott funeral home with Rev. Main at., Keyport, are parents of JAMES BARRV STARK MH8. HERMAN K0OII Robert U Blackman, paator of the a aon, born yoaterday at Monmouth. Our momoflala ara manufao- Frederic K. Adanii, Mgr. Setford Mothodlat church, olllclnt- Memorial'hospital, turtd by aklllad artlaanajn our MANALAPAN — Jamoa Barry FREEHOLD .TOWNSHIP - Mra, Ing. Cremation wai at Roaehlll cre- Mr, and Mra, Robert Smith of Stark, flva-year-old aon of Mr. and Anna Kooh, 80, of Fnohold-Marl- matory! Llndon, Mornlngalda avo,. Union Boaolyare wall aqulpiid plant at Wait Mra, Sldnoy J, Btnrk of Mannlapan- horo rd,, wife of Herman Koch, parent* of a daughter, bom TUoa* Lorij Branch. ' •' ,; FUNERAL DIRECTORS Woodvlllo rd,, died Saturday at tllod Monday at Fltkin hqipltal. She AliARM OUT FOR SNEDCOFF day at Monmouth Memorial hoa* New York hoapltnl, Now Yorlc city, nlio) li aurvlved by a aon, Albreoht Julea Snedooff of Aabury Park, pltal, whera ha waa a patient flva weaka, Kooh, who llvea at home, 'ormerly ot Maohanlo ' at,, Rod Mr, and Mra, John Johnaon of ,•?- Ho alio la aurvlvad by a brottur, Tho funeral will be hald thla af- Bank, manager of tha Jorsoy Tire Flak at,, Fair Havan, ara parents , 110 Broad Stf.it Patar Stark, who lives at home. arnoon at a o'olook at tha Freeman oompany store, Aabury Park, la the of % ton, born Tueiday at Mon- CO. Inn. Rid link, N. J, The ftlnaral waa held Sunday af* funaral hom», with nov, Mr, Ms*autyoot of an 11-atato mUtlng por- mouth Memorial hospital, ', ' LONG BRANCH, ornoon at tha Freeman funaral Oaba, paitor of tha Dutoh Ra* ion alarm, Mr. Bnodooff has baan Mr, and Mri, Stanley Henehaw Wfljl St, Tel, LO 6-3367 Wcit Long Brunch homo with Rabbi Jonah Welnbarg ormert church, Marlboro, offlalat* mlaalna; alnoa Monday morning f Now at,, Boa Bright, are par- moisting. Burial waa In Workman njr. Burial will ba in Maplawood when ha loft hla, home for work. nta _of. .a. daughtor„ , horn yoiterday IBJfD POn ILLC»TJUTBD OATALOOUB Clrole •emetery, freehold. Uft Fraataold. Ha hit not bain hoard from alnot, it ntvervliw hoipltal. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Page Five Eatontown ' Brandt as. chairman. The society COMPLETE , will meet Wednesday at whleh time Honor Riverview Nurse Aumack Wins Case Committee chairmen for the fall plans for a church supper Satur- BATTERY SERVICE •lection were adeeted Friday night day, May 24, will be completed. For Compensation when the Democratic club met in The Little League baseball sea- special DOUGLATELECTKO. the ambulance room. They are Mri. son will open Saturday, May IT, RUMSON—A suit by Millard Au- «• CAST mONT STRICT Lyda VanPelt, welfare; Mr*. Rue- when the St, Dorothea's team, man- mack, Jr., of Allen st. against the RID MNK Mil Da,vla, way* and means; Gerald aged by Jim Borst, will |>lay the TKL.I RE C-OltB borough of Rumson In Workmen's LIMITED SUPPLY Cestare, publicity, and Richard firemen's team, managed by Ed compensation court last Thursday Lanza, entertainment, Moyes, Game time Is 2:30 p. m, resulted in a Judgment In favor of Don't Sugar Tht W. S. C. S. will elect officers These teams and one from River Mr. Aumack. He was awarded ap- completely reconditioned Another Minute Tuesday night in the home of Mri. Plaza are under the Tri-Clty Little proximately $4,000. What CTer jour Annie Reynolds, A mother-daugh- League. A volunteer fireman in this bor- •kin trouble nay ter banquet will be held a. week Mrs. Benjamin VanKeuren . en- ough Mr. Aumack while respond- .•* be. Head to foot. from tonight when Mrs. W. Harold tertained at luncheon and cards ing to a fire in February, 1951, suf- all Safe for children. Sloan of Ballard Memorial Metho- Tuesday for Mrs, Clifford Brower, fered a heart Injury while tugging dist church, 'Asbury Park, will Mrs. William Curchln and Miss Em- at the wheel of a fire truck. apeak. A "pal party" was held last ma Burdge. The suit was started under a WONDERS Thursday at Roaevelt tea room, 26 Mrs, Albert Wolcott was hostess special statute allowing compensa- Sold In Red Bank by Sun Ray. WhiUn, members' attending. Last year's Friday night at a canasta party tion to volunteer firemen who are Bannttt, «nd Liggett Drug Stor«*t or "secret pals" were revealed and for Mrs. VanKeuren, Mrs, Fred 8. Injured while responding to a lire. your'home-town drujrsltt. new "pals" picked, Mrs. Fred, Steel- Morris, Miss Elizabeth Higglnson, The suit was contested on the man was In charge of pals, Mrs. Miss Lillian Dangler, Mrs. Doris ground that Mr. Aumack had suf- Verna Fraxler, favors, and Mrs. El-Angelbeck, Mrs. Edward Emmons fered no accident and that the at- LIGHTER, liott Wllletts, entertainment., and Mrs. Pauline Joline. tack came while he was exerting . Mrs. Nelson S. Gallon has re- Rev, and Mrs. John A. Westln no unusual effort. -idt MORE TENDER turned home .to Washington, D. C,and children Friacllla, Philip and The case was tried before Judge after being the guest of Mr. andMarilyn visited friends here Sun- Harry Medinets In the Red Bank Mrs. Leslie D, Seely for three day'•while on vacation from Perry, Miss,Audrey Lockwood of Bel- left, presents an identification borough hall. Mr. Aumack was rep- -A weeks. Mrs. Seely and her grand- Okla. Rev. Mr. Westln is a former ford, center", a night nurse on' the bracelet to Miss Lockwood as a resented by Edmund J. Canzona, son, Steve Urion, spent Saturday pastor of the Presbyterian church. maternity floor at Riverview hos- farewell gift. Looking on Is Mrs. and the borough of Rumson by in New York city at the Museum of Cub Pack 57 will attend the Bigpital, who was guest of honor at Nina Whitehlll, night supervisor. Schneider & Schneider of Newark, e Revolving Bru$(i^«S}» When new thete medelt of th» Natural History. Top show in Camden Saturday, Also attending the dinner were • No need to riik conly a dinner Monday at Crystal Brook • AC-DC motor SINGER* Vacuum ingredients... no need 10 Mrs. Frank Norton returned from Eight private cars will be used to inn, Eatontown, given by night Mrs. Edith Nathanson, Mrs. Bruce Dayton, Ohio, Tuesday night from transport cubs, den mothers and Grosser, Mrs. Helen Olsen, Mrs. Vir- Scout Drive Hits • 2-ipeed switch Cleaner told for $7050 disappoint' jour family in a • visit with her mother who isden chiefs. The cub committee and nurses of the hospital. Miss Lock- ginia Scafltl, Mrs. Chadwick Hen- the treat you promised! lor seriously ill. den mothers will hold a country wood will report to Alabama May drickson, Mrs. Catherine Anderson, $364.61 of $750 Goal e. "Dirt-finder" Spotlight . .11 15 as a member of the Army Nurse ofil here i> your iecret of deli- Miss Mary Hyalip, Lewis st, Is fair at. the May 16 pack meeting. Mrs. Grace" Egglesberger, Mrs. KEANSBUBG—Mayor Felix J. •A Trtd* Mark Sf THE SIKGLJI UANUTACTVWNC CO14TAHT cious homemade cake that'* confined home by Illness. . Mrs, Elsie Demarest returned to corps. Kathleen Emmons, Mrs. Helen Brennan, chairman of the Boy light ai afeatberevery lime... Mr. and Mrs. Jan Bakker sailed work at Long Branch Trust com- Above • Mrs. stevetta Spafford, Stout and Victor Payne. Scout fund drive here, this week pany after a week's vacation. Double-acting Davis gives Saturday on the Queen of Bermuda reported that Mrs. Anna Owens' for a three-week business trip and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Meeks TO VISIT GARDENS collection of $72.25 swelled this bor- double protection. Batter vaoatlon. Those seeing them off had as their week-end guests Mr. Everett ough's total to $361.61. With no -J* riies in your mixing'bowl were Mayor and Mrs, F. Bliss Price, and Mrs, Ted Kemp and son John Members of the Atlantlo High- quota set by the county organi- Singer Sewing Center Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hickey's ....then again in your oven. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ratti, Mrs. of Maywood. lands Garden club will visit the son, Donald Francis Hickey, was zation for this area, scout leaders Charles Stoneham and Mr. and Rev. David Ling, pastor of the Longwood gardens at Longwood, christened at St. Gabriel's church, here have set a $750 goal. Mrs. Allen Gray. - Presbyterian church, has announced Del,) Tuesday, May 13, The gar-Bradevelt, Sunday, by Rev. John Launched In mid-April, the drive 69 Broad St. PHONE 6-3806 Red Bank Mrs. Joseph Maroello and daugh- that Vacation'Bible school.for chil- dens, which are located on the es-J. Churak, Sponsors were Mr. and tate of the DuPont family, are seeks funds to train leaders and ter' Patricia attended the' circus at dren three years of age through Mrs. Robert Wilson of River Plaza. provide activities, and far a camp- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Madison Square Garden Tuesday. high school will be held. at the among the most famous in the Miss Gail Anble visited Pvt. ing program and organization The Rosary society of St. Doro- church from June 16 to June 27. world. Members will meet at the Thomas Mehlcr at Wcstover air work. in the county. William thea's Catholic church will hold Its Atlantlo Highlands Presbyterian base, Mass., Sunday. Stringer Is chairman of tho spe- .Sr annual Communion breakfast Sun- The archer flsh of Southeastern church, May 13, at 9 a, m., and P.F.c. Francis Kelly of Perrln cial gifts committee. Division cap- day in the church hall. The society Asia shoots drops of water from make the trip by chartered bus. air force base, Tex., spent a ten- tains are Mrs. May Auer, Rev. Ed- is holding a card party tonight in its mouth to knock down Insects Mrs. Elbert Mason is in charge day furlough with his parents, Mr. ward S. Zelley. Jr., Georgo Guensch the church hall with Mrs. Helen it eats. of the trip. and Mrs. Frank Kelly. and Mrs. Agnes Czarkowskl. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER ^

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CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEFT. Fresh Hams whoi.w.iih^hati t>57e AaP Food Storea 42* Lnbujton Art., New York 17, N. V.' Shoulder Lamb Chops ^ * 99. Fresh Spare Ribs . . . *>. 53c Fresh Pork Shoulders 5^ ^ >> 39«. Small, Young Pilgrim Brand Sliced Bacon s^^r "55. B NEW LIQUOR Smoked Hams ^ 39c P O> 51c Turkeys whola h#rl l Smoked Hams ,u"St "'»»-58e Regular Style 5 to 9 lbs. Smoked Pork Shoulders s^"*>.41i In Service Meal Depls. ID. nurlre . . R«aul«r S>yi» . ••. UUIiHa In Service Meal Depl, •>• 0OC Retily-toOeak 41* Itt lbs. n.,.1., ReadyTo-Cook e« DEPARTMENT UUCKS In Self-Service Meal Doptl. *>• 5«C In Self-Service Meal Deptl. Grocery Values Beef Liver specially ..i«t«i it>85< Frankfurters »mi.» h. 63e HeadyTo-Eat Meat* At Your A & P Super Market Pork Sausage Mutib 45e m* ib. 55t Boiled Ham Dom='|ic ftlb 63c A&P's MARVEL BREAD Saves you up to 4c a loaf Whole Canned Hams "^ Chopped Pressed Ham si;=»d i°. 82c 121 AAONMOUTH ST. STILL ONLY CENTS Cooked Salami !"<••< fe 79c Swordfish Steaks Tho Greatest Bread Buy Full size 16 oz. LiVerWUrSt eraumchwelger slicH Ib. 65c In the Metropolitan Area. white loaf Fmy Ik. 49C Spiced Luncheon Meat s'^ »> 55c Aviitable only in Slorx with Freih flin 0«pH. Red Bank Bologna or Meat Loaf . "> 67c Crisco • . 1 Ib. can Cirtftlly C«re4 ftr Florida With the recent removal of our Tomato Scause Fiat rlovef I SHARP Oranges 29c Francc Cheddar : i liquor department at 37 Broad Cheese1 Yellow Com SXtS 3«»25i Irish Fresh Sunnyfield Street, the business has been String Beans rr°m r\«\4, umt *>.\9t Salt or Sweet transferred to our Super Market lipfoil Soup Mix White OnlOnS New erop-T.«. 2"« 19« BUTTER 75< > Table Celery wh»*orp"£ 55* lit ChHieleed Hlb.pko. 2701 p My Swiss Siloes K,,I.O.IU». wines, liquors and beers ready tor Graham Crackers ttt »* 29< Snappy or Pippin Roll ^»^ 20c Jelly Dornit Fingers 8 •» 23< H < r l Caramel Peoan Rolls BMllloiiOyie8l«, , r &n3.rS23o Kraft Mayonnaise Frexen your selection.' Jmkot Sherbet Mix 3«p^15o Mazola Oil ti'A (alien 1,89 Blueberry Pie Briftdoiit Hash c»med I..I i ib,..«39e Duryea1 s Corn Starch Ilb.pbi. I60 Orange Juice Dessert Shells t,t£ CtWIshCakes,,K,% 10«,n22c Dif SfX 3 MiMti Mtitf, Itrtetr*. Lemon CM Cakes Spaghetti Ssuoe wri m«.«»«19c Dlf Hand Cleaner . Mo 21o IMW Orep, twktal 4 La Choy Chinese Dinner ^57. Ajax Cleanser 2 ' "• 2fie balh Alt, Plllibury Pie Cruit Mix»«»•• 19« Palmollve Soap 3«Z23c 2 rSII/M Parson'iAmmonia . wrtb«i.22o Super 8udi ...PH2BO Alr-Wlok oito«iioor* Sr.eLb.i89e Colgate'sVel«'<«»k«30ooi.ni...71 • c N«XN Metal Polish i...b..n.23i Klrkmin'i Flakes r 2X 42c Six RED BANK BEGISTER, MAY 1, 1952 Games, scavenger and treasure The Helping' circle will meet Nugent, jr., and daughter Ann Ma- the winner of a bedspread award- 11-Year-Old Boy Tells Francis J. Desmond Colt's Neck hunts were party attractions, At- Wednesday at the home of Mrs. rie, Mrs. Samuel Nugent and chil- ed at the meeting. Mrs, Nell Mat- Cancer Tag Day Reports from youth leaders In tending were Lea Fay Van Note, George Fitch of Scobeyville. dren Bobby and Michael, Mr. and thews, Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. Of Recreation Need Completes Navy Course Emily Smith, Janice Schanck, A meeting of the Ladies' fire Eleanor Smith were welcomed as the township on projects and. goals Mrs. John Nugent, Jr., of Rldge- . DEAL—A plea for a recreation for the year were heard at the last Marlanna Ellis, Freedmont Crom- auxiliary will* be held Wednesday wood and Mr. and Mrs. E. Emlmle new members. Present were Mrs, Lieut. Francis J. Desmond, USN, Here Saturday meeting in the hall of the Atlantic er, William Van Note, James Kirk night at the home of Mrs. Ed- Of Fair Haven. Anthony Auer, Mrs. Marvin - Car- center while the present crop of son of Mrs. Adde D, Desmond of township Civic Forum. The next and Richard Hammond. ward Wylie of Vanderburg. men, Mrs. Frank Cofleld, Mrs. children are still young waa made 1 SHverwhite ave., has graduated A total of $17,725.89 was reported session will take place May .21. The youth fellowship groups of Mrs. Franklin Decher, Mrs. Wil- Chester Czarkowskl, Mrs. Joseph to the borough commission Mon- from the Communication Officers' collected to date in the county can- Present were Mrs. Irving Gem- the Reformed church will make a liam Grlnevetsky and Miss Jane Cake Sale Proceeds Thatch, Mrs. John Leach, Mrs. day night by an 11-year-old sixth short course at the Naval school, grade pupil, Andy Sager. cer drive at, Monday night's ro- mell, representing the youth fel- trip tomrorow evening to the Nep- Ostermiller were Tuesday visitors For Camping Equipment Connie Mlele, Mrs. Alice Telxier, Monterey, Cal. port meeting in the Charms build- lowships of the Reformed church; tuno Roller Skating rink. Accom- in New York city.. Mrs. Thomas Lopes, • Mrs. James The youngster, cheered on by his The 12-week course, which con- ing, Asbury Park. This 1B more Mrs. Warren Gerow, 4-H club; panying them will be the leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Decher of KEANSBURG—Plans for a cake Tully, Mrs. John Podstowski and mother, Mrs, Victor Sager, and a sists of Intensified training In. na- than $4,000 ahead of the same date John Richards, Boy Scouts; Mrs. Mrs. Irving Gemmell, Mrs. Wal- Scobeyville were among the Sun- sale Saturday, May 10, In Fowler's Mrs. Raymond,Naughton. . younger brother Rickey told the val communications, also includes last year, according to David T, John Hamilton, delinquency com- lace Dykeman, Mrs. H. L. Halter- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John building. Main st., were made %t commission that if a referendum operation plans, security, taotics, Buck, Freehold, county drive chair- mission, and Mrs. John Gunn, Ostermiller of Freehold, the occa- a meeting Monday night of the were to be held it would be ap- postal service and naval corres- man. mann and Mrs. J. Maitland Cain. VISITING MOTHER . The pre-school pupils registra- sion being a birthday party for Mother's club of troop 105 at the proved by the public, He added pondence. Lieut. Desmond will be '.T.A. post president. that Deal taxpayers can well afford Because of the Easter holidays Henry Hammond, III, was given tion round-up will be held Friday, Mrs. Ostermiller. Others present home of Mrs. John Podstowski. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mrs. assigned as communications officer and recent rainy weather, making a surprise party and supper Wed- May 9, In the township school here. were Mrs. William Grinevetsky, Jr., Proceeds from the sale will pro- Sam Vasto of Wesley ave. Is a H, "Deal is a thriving community aboard the attack transport, USS It difficult for volunteers to com- nesday of last week by his parents, Mothers are asked to bring birth Miss Jane Ostermiller, Mrs. vide camping equipment for tho guest this week of her mother, and I think they have enough Calvert, A graduate of ViUanova, plete their work, the drive will be Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hammond, Jr., certificates and immunization pa- Charles Ward and Jack Ostermil- scouts. Mrs. Nancy Mattessl of Ptttsburg, money to have a reoreatlon center," college In 1913, he received 'MB continued until all areas have sub- In celebration of his 15th birthday. pers signed by a doctor. ler of Freehold, Mr. and Mrs. John ' Mrs. F. Dolllnger, Park ave,, was Pa. he said. commission the same year. mitted final reports, Mr. Buck said. He pointed out the amount re- ported this week docs not Include reports from 19 communities from ' which no reports have been receiv- ed thus far. In spite of Monday night's rain, Mrs. Solomon Carpe drove from her home in Clarksburg to the As- bury Park hendquartors that night to report $540.14 collected in Mill- stone township where she Is drive chairman. In Interlaken last Thursday night a group of young people were not deterred from their house-to- house canvass, collecting $549.14, Gordon C. Kelly, area chairman, reported. The drive in the Red Bank area will be continued with a tag day planned for this Saturday, E. Al- laire Cornwall announced. Couple Celebrate 40th Anniversary DEL MONTE RIVER PLAZA—Mr. and Mrs. I. Sliced or Va't 29-c*. can Shkodn of 75 Applepato ave. cele- brated their 40th wedding anniver- sary Monday at their home. The PEACHES counie wero married Apr. 28, 1912. In New York city and lived in Red 17-ei. Bank before settling here 38 DEL MONTE years apo. Cream-Style Golden cant Mrs. Shkoda. who was born In Austria, came to the United States In 1908 at the age of 17, and made her home In New York city. Mr. Shkoda, n native of Russia, arrived In this country In 1904 and also DEL MONTE lived for a time In New York. cam They are the parents of three Ssl>e§ Early Garden daughters and a son, who are Mrs. John B. Borak of South River, PEAS tho former Teresa Mae Shkoda; Miss Pauline J. Shkoda, who Is presently employed by the Uggett 8-oi. Drug company; Miss Mildred R. DEL MONTE Shkoda end Edward A. Shkoda, cam both of whom are employed by the TOMATO Second National bank of Red Bank. There are 'also four grand- SAUCE children, Janice Elaine, John, Jr.. and Robert L. Borak, and Pattl DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE Anne Shkoda. Keyport • 18-u. 46-oi. Catherine Burrowes of the gram- can can mar school and Rosemary Cox and Harriet M. Faron, both of St. Jo- ffu seph's parochial school, have been JUICE announced as the winners of the llome-street-and-school safety essay .To express our appreciation of your visit to Acme, coupons art avail, contest sponsored by Raritan post, American Legion. They -will be able at all markets whereby you,may secure 60-gauge, 15-denier, awarded medals at the June grad full-fashioned, first quality nylon Hosiery, verified value $1.50, for uation exercises. only 75c a pair. No purchases necessaryl The new Maple pi. causeway will OFFER! open to traffic by the end of the week, Councilman Frederick Kru ser says he was Informed by the county road department. The cause- Baby Week Feature! way takes the place of a steel Bub Bubble Gum bridge over Luppatatony creek (ROSTEO W» Evap MilkiX* 2 meadows. The project took a year "^— u hy Filler's Coffee to complete. Gerber's Cereal ' ^. 001 A party, followed by attendance Ideal Fordhook SWIFT Marcal Napkins ",?,..,«12c at the film, "Snow White," was held Strained Meat ^ . In celebration or the sixth birthday Napkins "OOIA 2..S4 25c of Sherrie Wolfe, daughter of Mr. Baby Food «r 5 «i and Mrs. William Wolfe, this week. MNNIT Wax x aper CHMM D A«C Guests Included Harriet and Pam- Clapp's Cereal ' n ela Wolfe, Barbara Boyce, Jeanne W0T Mov Schanck, Kathleen Werth, Carol 31c Renuzit " " M2- 29C » r«wnir Ann Chlsmark, Barbara Leone and MWDH ,| gj |g| sssa • \j Barbara Waffenfeld. Bib Orange Juice Gold Dust "*' The Rutgers university college o 00101 1 0A 0WDI arts and sciences has announced EggPastina " ,..,. ,,,„ 12c Kirkman • " " 24c the selection of William T. Delti, 10 Maple pl., for dean's list honors Apple Sauce £™ 2'^ 23c for his scholastic achievements. COMFIIXION OCTAGON Members of the Keyport High Fancy Keebler Saltines School Mothers' club will sponsor IUNI , t'JL27c a tag day Saturday, proceeds to be used In their fund which finances Krispy Crackers JUK*. - n«ukr 3"V..28c scholarship assistance, an athletic Orange „„ moMS 3 0NllW0Nf p banquet, the purchase of refresh- Swan Soap nlui leg. Towels ' "pfc,., ments for local and visiting: foot- Colgate's Vel CNUW0N ... 33c ball teams, and assists the annual JOHNl0N d Towel Holder school junior-senior promenade. Baby Lotion John Davlno, vice commander ol Cleanser »mum the American Legion, heads thi OrangeJu.ce ^ J0HNI0N committee making plans for Me- Baby Powder ' modal day ceremonies, He Bay that besides a parade, other activi ZBT Baby Powder ties are planned. The post will join Dif Hand Cleaner with the local Veterans of Foreign Birdseye Tomato Baby Magic Oil Wars' chapter in sending firing •quads and color bearers to all Even-Flo Bottle area cemeteries and In conducting Cat Food E? a special ceremony on the grounds Even-Flb Nipples of the free library. Tide KIRKMAN'I Prize winners at a card party Q-Tips ft, 29c •f 1M held this week by ths Hebrew 49c Women's league at Cottrell'j res- Save On Your Favorite Dairy Foods ALL ADVIRTItIO MICIS ICFieTIVt THROUQM SATUROAV. MAV Ird taurant here were Mrs, Henry Kap- lan, Mrs. Maurice Cohen, Mrs, An- drew Heyer, Mrs. Benjamin Rosen- berg, Mrs. Frank FOSB, Mrs. Sam- Ideal Large Bli/e Carton uel Poland, Mrs. Stuart Oanr, Mrs, Grade A White of 12 Paul Waffenfeld and Mrs. Abe Wts- Fresh Eggs nlk. Special prUes wont to Charles Pragcr and Mrs. Herbert Rothen Mlx.d Cobr berg, Mrs. Arthur Waffenfold Gold Seal Large Grade A Eggs chairman. The league announced I* I Carton •! 12 had mada a donation to tho Cancel fund campaign. eHim re D MM, H, W. Wulr of Red Bank Mild Colored Cheese * 57c showed pictures of a nature-study Glendale Club ° biM 94c trip she made Into Yennuala in a tomH leoture before the Keyport Literary Domestic Swiss i>. 79c Sherry Qr olub at the Reformed church Fri* Swiss Gruyere ^, ^ 39c day, Mrs, LeRoy B, Collins ar- Blue Cheese i». 59c ranged the program and Mrs. Fran WIHIltD cis W, Stanhope was hoiteu. MM. Mnenster Cheese ib, 55c Cottage Cheese ^eine Oaorgt Porter and MM. J, Frank Welgand poured tea for refjMh menu, A contribution was man to the new Keyport Drum and Bugle oorpi. The club will meet again Aged Colored Mty ft to hear a talk by Mrs, Grace Freeman, formor aiiomblywoman from XM«X county. Sharp Cheese *, 65c The Young Womin's league o the Keyport Roformed church 1M Aged ov«r one year for flavor I 7 week mado plans for a rummige ia)a to be liota May 10-31. Mrs. Wil- liam Ormorod was hostess fit tho meeting. The league's next meeting ta on May 14 with MM. Daniel A, Holmii at hottus, Ouuti attending a parly given RINSO SURF Lux Flakes Niagara Lux Toilet In obitrvtnoi of the tenth birth. Swan Soap Thrifty d;y of Dorothy Cameron, daughter Ntu N••• 28c JX. 55c 30c *SL 59c 2 *.:: 23c "S28o Hil«n Hepburn, Hunn Walling. Ju- 19c MA* 2 % 25c dy Klt», Mlchtlo Algnr, Uotoy Boyce, Barbara O&meron tnd Un, John wwcft 170 BROAD STRUT/ RED BANK 576 RIVIR ROAD, FAIR HAVIN BED BANK RL_-,^R, MAY 1,1952 pa M county police radio. According to Robert H. Malda, attorney for Mr. Port Monmouth and Mrs. Harold Gland, Charles dance at the Leonardo Field club Beach. Mother Takes Son Capt Jakubecy, Mrs. Addison, her Biggins, obtained an order from Zeltner, also Mrs. Anna Stava and Friday evening, May 9, for the bene- Miss Audrey Bennett of Newark From Classroom son and two members of a private Superior Court Judge Donald H. The Port Monmouth club took its Mrs, Josephine Zaborney, fit of the fire company. and Jerry Bucan of Rosella were Safety Council investigating agency from Denver, McLean requiring her to show annual bus ride Friday to Mlllburn, Mrs. Gladys Bennett was guest Mr. and Mrs. William States of Sunday guesU at the home of Aud FAIR HAVBN—Police hero are Colo., were stopped by Matawan cause why custody of the boy where the members attended the Saturday evening of the Lutheran Philadelphia spent tba week-end at rey's parents, Mr. and Mra. John •till looking for Mrs. Martha Rig- township police. Capt. Jakubecy shouldn't remain with the father. play "Kiss'' Me Kate" at the Paper church choir at a picnic supper their summer home on Walnut st. Bennett of Main st. Contest Winners ' ging Addlson, who allegedly took went to Matawan township where The order arrived at Matawan Mill playhouse. After the show at the home of Mrs. Miriam Hart- John Bennett of Main st., her aix-year-old «on from the he questioned Mrs. Addison and township shortly after the release dinner was enjoyed at Tretolla's ley of Matawan. principal of the Matawan high Knollwood school classroom last checked on credentials of the pri- of Mrs. Addison, Capt. Jakubecy restaurant. Making the trip were Miss Thelma Emanuel of New school, accompanied the senior PARTY FOR JOYCE DOWLEN Are Announced Thursday while a private detective vate detectives. From Matawan stated. Mr. and Mrs. William Melsenback- York was a week-end visitor at the class on their annual four-day trip Mr. and Mra, William Dowlen of restrained Mrs. Viola Sickles, prin- he called Mrs. Sickles, who said Sunday morning Mr. Riggins er, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winkle- home of Mrs. Maud Johnson. to Washington, D, C. Newman Springs rd., entertained Women's Committee cipal. The boy had been living with school authorities had no com- signed disorderly conduct com- man, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sickles, Walter DeGrote, Jr., celebrated Gordon Stevenson, son of Mr. and at a dinner party Tuesday at the bis father, Jasper Biggins, 448 plaint. Capt. Jakubecy stated Mr. plaints against Mrs. Addison and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merker, Mr. his birthday Saturday with a fam- Mrs. John Stevenson of Grlggs ave., Crystal Brook Farm inn, Eaton- Members Report a River rd. Rlggins was unable to produce one of the investigators. and Mrs, Joseph Wackar, Mr. and ily party. celebrated his ninth birthday on town, for their daughter Joyce, the According to police they received any papers showing the child was Mrs. Fred Wenzel, Mr. and Mrs. The Brownies are making gifts Tuesday with a party. Present were occasion being her 13th birthday. Progressive Year word of the child's disappearance in his custody. Finding no com- HOME FROM SOUTH Fred Chandler, Mr. and Mrs, Leon- to be given to their mothers on Donna Quackenbush, James Wall- The dinner table had a large birth- t laat Thursday morning from Mrs. plaint or evidence of custody, Capt, COLT'S NECK — Guests last ard Hilmutb, Mr. and Mrs. Al Mother's day. Mrs, Teresa Putsch ing, Barbara Walte, Ann Goebel, day cake for the centerpiece, The Winneri In the lafety Jingle eon- 1 Sickles. At the request of Capt. Jakubecy stated Matawan town- week of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fran- Guthleln, Mr. and Mrs. William U In charge. Roger Rutt, William and Robert guests were Dorothy Thompson, test of the Monmouth County Wom- Carl Jakubecy of the Fair Haven ship police were forced to release cis of Newbean, N. C, Mr. and Forner, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Biech- The Ladles' auxiliary of the Port Donovan, Glenn Scott, all of Port Judy Frank, Mary Ann Speath, an's Committee of the State Safety police, a "wanted for investiga- Mrs. Addison and her companions. Mrs. B. L. Haltermann returned off, Mrs. Alice Meade, Mrs. Edith Monmouth flie company will hold a Monmouth; Joan Bennct, Belford, Patricia Dowlen and Mr, and Mrs Council were announced at a meet- tion" alarm was sent out over^the Meanwhile said Capt. Jakubecy, Sunday to Random Hill. Zooner, Mrs. Emma Adubato,, Mr. aprlng frollo square and round nnd Edward Schiller, CHIT wood Dowlen. ing Monday at the Red Bank Wom- an's club. Prizes were presented by Miaa Grace Hornaday, executive director of the woman's division of M tha itate council. The winners, all pupils at Red Bank Cathollo high school, -were Conr»d Suskl, first prize, J28, ninth grade; John Connor, second, S15, ninth grade, and Jane Sagurton, Carole Macho and Eileen Giblin, third, Jio, all St. James grammar sohool. The girls combined their effort* on a safety jingle song. Activities carried on during the winter by commute* members were outlined, Mrs. Victor Siegel, rep- resenting the auxiliary of the Mon- mouth County Medical society, said Information on the correct use of poisons in the home had been dis- tributed, and a window display, "A Safe Medicine Cabinet," had been placed in the Red Bank store of Whelan's. 7-INCH Mrs, James Patton, presldint of the evening department of the Red CUT | . Bank Woman's club, said her group b arranged a window of sale fire- RIB ROAST proof Christmas decorations In the window of Klarin's on Monmouth .; ' . Acme's beef is tops for flavor, tenderness and value! Sav-U-Trim removes much surplus fat. at., Red Bank. Mrs. John Burr, rep- resenting the Monmouth County Council of Parent-Teacher associa- tions, told of the safety program sponsored by her group In oo- FA operatlon with school officials and police, on elementary, grammar and high school levels. FOW^L NCY Ib. Mrs, Howard Clayton of Free- hold explained the safety program carried on by Monmouth County Ready-for-the-Pot Drawn Fowl Ib. 53c—An Equal Value! granges, for which she Is council representative. Mrs. Robert Thatch- er of Chapel Hill, representing Girl Scouts, explained that special safer ty programs are Interwoven with srtoked ib all the scout meeting programs. Safety programs carried on by the publla health nurses of the Mon- mouth County Organization for So- cial service were explained by the Cala Hams exeeutlve director of that body, A delightful change for the weekend menu that is sure to please the entire family. Mlaa Wlnona Darrah. The committee,, besides having programs for social and civlo or- ganizations, also carries on a pro- Rib or gram for elementary, grammar and Shoulder high school pupils. Kathertne' Seal- zo, representing the Teenage Safe- I ty Council of Red Bank high school, told of the work being done by Acme Sav-U-Trim removes much surplus fat before weighing, giving you more meat for your money! "Allied Youth," a nation-wide Uen- mga or organization working, for safety, and sponsored by the Fed- erated Women's club* of America. Jack Lemon, also a Red Bank high Tender! school pupil and president of the Tasty! school's Key club, which Is spon- sored by the Red Bank Klwanis club, told of the school's safe driv- er courses, and school safety coun- cil radio programs. Nanoy Egolf represented Glri Scouts from Me- Acme Fresh Frosted fish ehanle Street school, and'told of their service with the school safe- PialeBeef 29c No fuss, no muss! All food, no waste! ty patrol, promoting safety to school and after school. Others attending were Mrs. Phil- Beef Hearts 29c Haddock Fillet »••*» 45c ip Bowers and Mrs. Irving Rink, representing the Red Bank Wom- an's; club: Mrs. Charles L. Oaker- son. Red Bank Cathollo high school Midget Bologna > 59c Perch Fillet "-»"• 39c PTAj Miss Sally White, president of the Fortnightly club of Farm- ingdale; Miss Loma K. White, Mon- Cod Steaks *• 37c mouth county home demonstration agent, and Mrs. Charles H. Walker, Asbury Park Woman's club. Jersey Central To Honor 168 Howard U Burdge of Lake are., Fair Haven, Is one of 1* "BO-yeer men." to be honored by Jersey Serve fresh peas Central Lines at a testimonial din- ner Saturday at the Elizabeth Elks and carrots for a change! club. More than 800 employees will attend the dinner, which will bs given for 188 fellow workers 11*0 • have retired since last Nov. 1. Mr. Fancy Burdge Is a retired conductor. Other retired employees from this area to be honored, their oc- California cupation and years of service, are as follows: Thomas J. Curley, Tay- lor lane, Mlddletown, groundman, PEAFull podded. Tender, sweetS, large, luscious Caifornia peas at their best! Feature2d at all Acme,.2 Markets this week-end5. 14 years; Jesse Frost, 307 Shrews- bury ave,, Red Bank, sand house- man, live years; Carl A. Johannes- en, 80 Ravine dr., Matawan, ma- chinist, 23-years; Jacob B. Jones, Bunch f 237 Jollne ave,, Long Branch, con- Fresh Western Carrots ductor, 47 years; George U Pit. terson, K Valley st, Highlands, Pattern crossing watchman, eight years; Peter Potraglla, Leonardo, crossing W&tchman, 31 years, and George B. Setting Sinclair, 680 Woodmen dr., Key- • Build t complete service port, locomotive engineer, 41 years, 6, or 8 now I Beautiful Ministers Speak surface guaranteed ORANGEBursting with rich juice. Today's best orange value, RusheSd at th e peak of flavor fro*m Florida's fines2t grove9s I At Joint Meeting checkl Worth far, 8HRBWSBURY—The Neighbor- See all the pteeei no hood Women's auxiliary and the Monmouth Convocation Monday heard Rev. Theodore E, A. LeVan. Pascal Celery Fancy Broccoli Fresh Corn paitor of Old Christ Bplicopat church; Rev. J. A, Ousweller of . Freeh Freih St. Mary's Episcopal church, Key- 2 suik. 29c Bunch 29C port, and Robert Blzsaro, semi- Crisp California Em 25C narian In charge of St. James Epll- oopal Memorial church, Batontown, at a meeting In Old Christ ohuroh, All. ADVMTIIID IRIOU IFNOTIVI THROUGH SATURDAY. MAV S Father Levin spoke on the his- tory of the boat ohuroh. whloh.th.liv year calibrates Iti 360th annU'f OPEN versary. Well attendod, the meeting had FRIDAY ilergy and auxiliary representation from Trinity churoh, Aebury Park) St. Clemeni, Bolfordi Bt. Jiunei, UNTIL Bradley Btaoh; St. James, B»ton« town; St, Peter'i, Freehold] SU Uaek'i, Ktamburgi St. Mnry'i, 9 P. M, Keyportt St. James, Long Branch 1 Trinity, Matawan 1 All Saints, Nav eilnki It. Mary's, Point Pleasant 1 Trinity, Red Bank) St. deorie. Rumeont St. Uriel'*, 8«a Olrt, anil Hollywood Christ churoh, Tonu River. T,ha • Super Suds Wilberts' SPRY Swift's Meats ,r Doeskin College Inn meeting wai followed by a tea In' the parish house, which was deo-; Saniwhite For Baby Facial Tissues orated with apple blossoms and i .X 28c No-Rub For Ilk. Tomato Juice •MOW WHITI pink tullpi. Mrs. Walter Oupt|l- 30c ten seiliiie QBn •••it btltw !.*•:* sic 85e and MM, Stewart VanVllet, Irv X 65c Glass '*' 35c ri 21c eMMihiali •»•>« Cocktail"~ 25c poured tea. 1 > ' 170 BROAD STREET, RED BANK 576 RIVER ROAD, FAIR HAVEN •»Page Eight RED BANK REGISTER, MAY I. 1952 g g FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

FOR BABY CHICKS, ducks, gs.ie. tur. DUO-THERM—Sptet ktater._.»nltaWJralta i ATWATBt KENT 65 console radio. Jle- DOIS YOUB CAR steer hard t Oe> your MOREAU LANDSCAPE service. Joseph. ROBERTS EMPLOYMENT Agency, . FOUNTAIN CLERK—Malt or (tnalt. RED BANK REGISTER keys, guineas and Purina Chowss. Call for fiva.roorn home, BE 2-00200661 cently overhauled, $20. Cal- •l• Gearg-' t whetla eblmmyT L«t ua correct the L. Moreau. Jr., landscape architect Broad at. RE 6-1S06. Commercial Experienced, Hours 9 A. M. to t KE 7-1109. W. D, Swartsel, Jr., Farm fWO ENGAGEMENT Hohl. RE 6.1791-M.' trouble. Save your tlrea. Latttt Bear contractor. Shade, flowering and orna- aomestie, hotel and restaurant, Florenei 9. M, Live In or near Fair Haven. CLASSIFIED RATES Phone KE 6-0560. COLLtES-Pupple., K registered, axle and frame straightening eaulpment. mental trees, shrubs, and tvergreent of L. Kelleher. prop. Frank J. Perry, 698 River rd- Fair ?"??• J?!.- e.io-i F_ftTILli!ER $2.eo per looibi. Males and females. Also Stud service. Frank Van Syckle, 14> West Front tt,, tht highest quality, Plant furnlshtd FLO WEB GARDEN on private plac, Haven, &OXEK PUPPIES—ASO rrgiiterfd. KR 8-1218-W-28-ima-w-a. PlGS-TWO BOARS, $25 each; one boar! ave... Leonariio. AT 1-1576-R.* Hook bay. For information call AT perleneed; steady position, BE 6-0610 rangea electric refrigerators and frees- rBEb PEBDC L V $30. G. Hockenjos, Centervlile rd. (oft CONVERTIBLE fOBD aportimar, (Town builders and realty offices has unlgui for appointment. LOST—Rowboat, Plywood sides, wblte, ers. The famous Myers water pumps fl8ED, F~Eb, PEED—6. L. V. quallt: route 85) opposite Red Brick school- 1-0440, opening for saleswoman in Monmouth Co, WOMAN TO OLEAH olBce one day per none better. Chick starter $S.6i and Country style), 1946. radio, heat- Well established line of homes, Very at. with green trim. Reward, Jobin, 68 and sump pumpi. Numerous other Items. house, ' er: good condition; good buy, HI 3- week. RE 6-0610. • Battin rd.. Fair Haven. RE 6.9268. Mlddletown Plumbing and Heating Sup- grower $5.10, layer $5.15, acrateh $4,80, SACCO, THE TAILOR. Cleaning and tractive proposition to right woman, dairy 84.65, hog ration $4.90. horai LIVING ROOM RUG, rose, 9x12; good 1464-R Friday, Saturday evenings, Sun- Homes sold direct from office. In reply, HOUSEKEEPER—Care for three mall LOST—Black Spaniel puppy, male, II- ply Co,. Highway No. 35 at Headden's condition! $10l occasions) living room preaalng, etc.; also work and dress children for two weeks. Writ F., Box Corner, Middletown. One mile north- of teed $4.56, turkey starter $5.80. Bai day afternoon. iants. Buy direct and save, ' Sacco's give age, education, detailed resume ol ccnte No. 5(8. Lost April *S, Child's exchange bails, Hanee * Davis. Phon, chair, almost new, $10. X, Minion, 98 VOl/'ftE IK GOOD hand! with Allstate previous employment, and other facton 611, Red Bank. pet. Reward. RE 6-1284.* Red Bank, Phone RE 6-3877. Open Battin rd,, Fair Haven,' ants Shop. 20 West Front st., Ked DENTAL . ASSISTANT—Days, except eyrnlrtw HE 6-0103.' Insumnce Company. With Allstate Bank. •••• . thnt will determine your qualification -Bank boolNo, 21,827. Fin , cabinet type, in GOLDEN PHEASANTS, 29 Linton pi., auto insurance you get low cost, nat- Write, "Home Bulldera," Box 611, Re Thursday, Experience preferred. please return to Second National Bank, LDD NATURE'S charm to your home ccllant condition; also Singer vacuum Keansburg.* lESSPOUL, AND SAPTIO tank contrac- Phone KE 7-0588. • ionally known company, nation wide tor. (Jessuools dug and cleaned Sep- Bank,. Broad St.. Red Bsnk. by placing a few ot our hundreds ot cleaner. Leaving town, will aaerlflee. ELEtiTRIO HAIR DRYER. with adjust- claim service. See Donald E. Asay, full- AUTO ACCESSORY STOKE tins open- JOST—Lad;-'Ay i gold watcb, Girari arlcties of indoor and outdoor plants. RE 6-4698-J tic tanks and drains installed! 25 years' TWO ELECTRIC ARO welders. Apnij able itand; $18. Call AAT 1-0845-M. time agent. '45 Salem la.. Little Silver.' experience, Howard Tllton. 80 Center Hess Welding, Inc., Suydam pi., Mat ing for ambitious young man. Apply rsgaux,. Reward. RE I-15S7-B, Ye carry the best, healthiest at lowest 62-OAL. "NBPCO" electric water hea RE 6-9046, In person only. The Pep BoyM^ 42 West prices. Pay us a visit. Modern Rose HOUSB TRAILER, very gooS condition! *i.fi"mi'P.lL ^?Ji°unc ^^ ^*. .- awan. Phone MA 1.Q62S. Nursery Highway 86, Port Monmouth. er. • Practically new, RB 6-2561-R sleeps four; vry reasonable; electric 1941 PLYM6UTK club coupe. RidTH; LICENSED STEAM ENGINEER for larg, Front St., Red Bank. KE 6-1417-R. 804 White rd.. Little Silver. brake, air conditioning; permanent bed. heater, new paint. One owner. Passed BUMusYt ANbeD i nSX!L gqoLd second-han.condition.d clothesKerber,, heating plant. Maintenance -exper- GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Plain cook- FOR SALE iOOD WORK HORSE—Worka single o REFRIGERATOR—4ViREFRIGERATOR ti" cu. ft.. Phil bottle gaa stove, fluorescent lights AS lateat inspection. Priced right for quick tailor sho3Pp, 209 Shrewsbury ave., Red ience essential. Write. "Steam Engineer,' ing^ Two in • family, RE 6-1889, double. Joe Janesko. Tt D 2. Freehold. lahinet radio. AT 1-1508-W.* 1-0294-J, • anlc, Muat »ee t.o- appreciate-.- . 102 Box 511, Red Bank, giving age and qual- SECRETARY—Legal experience pTe- PAN BELTS AND PULLEYS for elec „ ».u«...n*w.v, Frlgldafrc, 7 eu. ft.,ELECTRtCi PLOOlt polisher; perfect con- Church it.. Fair Hav_n. RE 6-1816.* ferred, but not essential. Call BE «• KINGS KENNELS ~ AKC registered . , • - -• i-Jg-JL - 1 Jl" ' .11 1 . T" ' tl- SERVICE. WHILE YOU WAIT. Save on ifications. trio motors in stock, Douglas E!ec< Cocker Spaniels and Beagles, puppies; all porcelain, cold wall with freeze! dition; reasonable. MI 5-0484 1949 CADILLAC convertible. Low mile service charge by bringing your radio MAN—To take over established territory 2000. • trie Co. 15 East Front St. Fbona RE chest 2^4 years old, Excellent condition. SEWlHti MACHINE, good running con- age. perfect conditionconditon. PrivtPrivate owner, WE WISH TO INSTALL our telephone stud service. Dogs boarded day, week, ully equipped Many extraextraii . RE 6-or television set In for repairs, A. C. New easy mothod of selling; $77.50 tc 6-0128. month. Vera M. King, Highway 85, Call after 6 P. M.. LO 6-6167-J.* dition; treadle; cheap. MI 5-0484 Fully equipped. Many Radio and Television Company Armand start, for : right man. Car neceaiary, in.a local business office where there Oakhunt. PE 7-0447-M. "BROILER KING" electric broiler, p'r.c. 4147 after 7 P._M, ' Crupi. owner, 123 Shrewsbury ave. Write, Fuller Brush Co., P. O. Box 625, are facilities to have phone answered BUILDING MATERIALS. Haloa ALWAYS WANTED—To vliit this tically new; coat $24, will sell /or IIS. BUtCU SUPER SEDAN. 1946, with Ave Asbury Park. • from 0 to 5; Saturdays half day, Write supplies. National Lumber Co., FOR CONTROL of termites, firing place. New satisfied customers MI 5-0484. • WASH MAN—$76 per week, Full bene "Telephone." Box 511. Red Bank. Soutb Seventh ave., at tbe railroad. ants, and other insects, phone eomment. You too. Please come In. SILVER P6X JACKET, tl»a"l'4 to 16. fits. Apply Star-Cleaners and Laun MAN FOR LIGHT gardening and handy $150; Bendlx automatic wnsher, fivo . work. Phone RU 1-1382. Phone LO 6-2400. Fogging Unlimited RE 6-llal or No obligation, Ruiclli, 21 East deiers. Myrtle ave.. Long Branch. rears old, 676; custom-built carved .solid WOMEN—Post 40, who need permanen YOUNG MAN—Bookkeeper, general of- KE 7-0480, Front tt. oak flve-plece bedroom set, amall bed, substantial Income, Hours at on flee work; with .opportunity to ad- PANTS—100% wool gabardines; regu- $50; davenport with slipcover, 825. RU roof. Maximum economy and eonve: vance In local lumber yard. Good start- lar 814.96, sale price $9.96 i rayon ience. Ideal condition. Priced belo' ESTELLE DECORATING CONTRAOTOR convenience. Write, "Women," Box 51 PINK, LILY OF THE VALLEY, hardy APARTMENT SIZE gas stove. Us 1.0678. —Paper hanging, plain and decora- Red Bank. ing salary. Write "Sliver," Box 511, 'abardlnes $4.95! all slaes. Saeeo's ARE YOU LOOKING for an evening celling. FR 8-0829-W-l. tive painting. Property maintenance. Red Bank. , Sbos, 20 West Front at.. Red phlox, fancy ovsrgretns,' Iris, moun- less than one year, AT 1-0889. 1041 PLYMOUTH—A-l condition EIGHT OUT OF TEN women use cos- tain pink and ail sorts of flowering WATEATER LILIELILIESS , hyacinthshith , hardhrdy pi drees? Many colors and many styles For eatlnsatea, call RE 6-0692, Shop mctlcs. Render a personalized Avoi SALESGIRL and seamstress In old es- are now available: $1 each. Evening Call RE 6.4169.M.* and office. 20 Mount St.. Red Bank. tablished retail store. Steady work, PJTAli BEDS HUNTED—New mod ihrubs. HI 8-1198-J. plants, now In stock; pool lize am «osmetlc> service in your nelghborhooi smaller goldfish, over 76 varieties ol slippers can be found, alio. At thEMUe , SALANDRA—Used cars boug and enjoy a- good income. Write, Ad, five-day week. Apply with references. «ra adjustable hospital beda tor rent. FILL DIRT, washed .and and gravel Thrift Shop, 106 Shrewsbury ave.. Red and sold, Corner West Front St., at OIL LAMPS eonverted for electri- Vogue. 82 White it.. Red Bank. New. and used beds for sale, Call RE road gravel. General contracting. tropical fllh. Visit us, You'll be, sur Maple ave, ,RE 6-9723. 1948 Stud Hayward, 68 Hull »v»., Freehold. Campbell Construction Company, RU 1- prised. Largest pet shop on the shore, Bank. city. Lamps rewired. We call Cor FARMER—Experienced. 5^ pperat, GARDENER—Private house. Two days '•.!«14, ask for "Patient Servlci." Fret baker four-door' sedan, 1952 Chevroli a week for six months, All tools, delivery. Soutb Jersey Surgloal Supply. 0489 or LO 6-2878. Helen Miller, Highway 85, six milei four-door sedan, Power Glide, U, and deliver. Harold's Radio and 250 acres of excellent land with com 1,8 East Front at,. Red Bank. SEVEN-PIECE MAPLE dinette lit. Ex. north of Red Bank. Open dally and Sun OUR NEW FURNITURE values thla plete farm equipment. No chickens, milk large power mower on premises. Box Royal Master tires, ; Electric Shop, 16 West Front at., 162/Little Sliver.* . flAVE 60% ON HOOFING- material 4«c cellcnt condition^ Inquire after days until 9 P. M. Closed Wednesdays week'. Maple dinette aet $69, cows—grass and beet only. Write, MI 5-0849.' OWN£R DIED—Widow cannot drlv, Bed,Bank. Phone RE 8-2744. MAMS—Candy attendant! - also male onde available, > In 1 strip tblnglt, all o'clock, Phone BE 6.2840.R.* flve-pleee formica lets $69.60, ma- selling 1935 PotHISc 8 coach. Foul stating farm and machinery experience, -'— $4.50 tq.t 90-round elate rol OTPiES 13 up, Hamsters, parakeet references, salary expected., lite of fam- usher wanted. Carlton theater, Mon- COMB AND LOOK at our good uie. hogany bed and dresser with mir- good tlrea, recently overhauled. Reason- WE LOAN YOU tires, no charge, while mouth ave., Red Bank. |2.tO roll I 15-pound felts, 12.60 basement. Three-piece parlor let $69, canaries, Ring Neck doves. Large able offer accepted. 18 High at,, Rci ily, when available and where employed tolL Ralph Hundr, Hlgbwar 86, Kesns- thl-ee good used gas stoves $39 each, net ihop on the shore. Helen Miller, ror, box spring and inner spring yours are being recapped. Mount Tire All questions must be answered. Positlor COOK-GENERAL HOUSEWoRKER. Call Highway 85, ilx miles north of Re< mattress $129, Ruiciti, 25 East Service, 75 White tt, Red Bank, Phone available at once. Write, "Farmer," Bo: RU 1.0567 after 8 P. M. KE 4-0808 buffeta $8, china eloseta $10, four studioi 1?ORli, 14-TON PANEL, 1041, model BE 6-0484. • EL CHAIRSI RENRENTED—NeT w deluxe at $19 each and two good ruga for $IS Bank, OOpen dally and Sundays until Front st, 511, Red Bank. BOY-—To cut lawn and do general ehrome wheel chairs for rsnt. Reason* each, and many more good bargains al 9 P. M.Closed Wednesdays. MI I 4-cyllnder, $100. First buyer. OATIPBHTER—Screens and doors In- CLERK—GroceriesERKGroceries.. Experienced o '. handyman tasks after school and Sat- •bit. Hew and used chairs tor sale, Cal Swartt. Furniture, Highway 85, Oppoilt) 0349.* stalled, Made-to-ordert carpenter work, AAppll y DelfooDlfdd MMart, Sea Bright. ilrdays. RE 6-3264-W. Mlddletown Fir. Co, RE 6-8218, Open HORSE MEAT. Fresh froren, ._ THRIFT SHOP—Bargains galore, all 1040 LA SALLE four-door icdan, Goo, Painting paperhanglng, odd jobs done. GENERAL HOUSEWORKE BE 6-2614. ask for "Patient Service,' RE 6-0435. NERAL HOUSEWORKER. Ironing, Vroe delivery. ^ South Jersey Surgtea chopped 2lbs. 85e! chunks 5 lbs. $1 winter coats, 60s; mink tsll eoati, 60c, condition. Call RE 6.4467-J." BUS DM-..., "Tn person. Plaili n cookingki , NNew h horn baby In (am- •, 88 East Front it.. Rsd Bank. BEDROOM SET— Walnut; full set or __. Sneelal prlea on 50 lbs. or more, Helei Also two bric-a-hracs (specials), electric i946 NASH FOUR-DOOft sedan. Radl- ODD JOB ELECTRICIAN. RE 6-0872. BuseiBuses, GloGlobl e Court. ReKedd HanltBank. My, Dependable. Full time, either sleep -RETREADING, vulcanising our separats pieces; Also a double coil Miller, Largest pet shop on the shore. hot plate, bed tray, 106 Shrewsbury heater. Very pood condition. Mui CHAIR CANING and rush work. WITWI - ELDERLY COUPLE—Or alngl. man t In or part-time, alep In. References. RJ3 specialty. Your car tied up only 16 spring and Beautyrett mattrtss, vanity Highway 35, six miles north of Redave.. Red Bank. sell, leoing overseas. Best offer. . Kl . bur lvlni, 19 West Sunset ave, Phone be generally useful on small countr: 6-3264-W. . . minutes to put loaners on wMle we re- bench, night table, pair new table lamps, Bank, Open dally and Sundaya until OFFICE DESK and chair, oak riling c.b-6-1'540-M after 6 P, M, 46 Maple ave RE 6-4388-R. place. Good home rather than ,hlgl tap your tires. No charge for leaner ruga 9x18, 12x15, 9x12 and runners. P. MM.. Closed Wednesdays MI 5-0849, Inct, maple settee, table desk buffet Keansburg.* LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired wages. Phone RE 6-2654.' ' lervlce. (Mount Tire Service, 76 White KE 7-1870.* PERvnalAS N PEDIGREED kitten, House- and dining table. RE 6-0266-R. I'ORD—1049 . four-door custom seda the right way. Walter D. Antonldes, WOMAN TELEPHONE canvasier—Ex- at. Bed Bank. Phone RE 6-0484 PRATT & WHITNEY milling machine. bbrokeno . Call after 6 7, M., RU 1- atwlKU MACHINE, drop heat, treadle Radio, heater. Excellent condltlo: 184 West Front st.. Red Bank. Opposite cellent renumeratlon. Pleasant part, WANTED TO RENT . A GIFT FOR EVERY occasion. Pottery, Warner * Swatey No. 6, No. 2. RE 1081. model; fine lewer, $0: Ross rifle, cal. low mileage. 81.076. RU 1-0514-W. West St. time work. Three hours daily. Write, copper, braes and wrought Iron nov- 8-1058,' 308, good ihane, $14. Inquire 241 First 1040 PLYMOUTH station wagon, BULLDOZER SERVICE, excavating, land "Voice," Box 511. Red Bank. SMALL BUNGALOW or house, unfur- •lttss. Honey Beete FlFlowerso , 464 Broad PHILCO CAR RADIO. ttO. BE 6-82t6T* VICTORIAN FRAMES, Wash bowl n 1046 motor Good condition. Ver, clearing, drlvewaya built and repaired, nished. Yearly, by a responsible at. Phone RE 6-4020- . SKIL-YAW!' MobKL "77". teven-inch reasonable. FR 8-0877-R-2. ' fitl dirt, aand. gravel, top soil and cin- couple. 'AS 1-1464-W. OPPORTUNITY SHOP—Antique Fin sets, old crocks, French lovt seat r/.9«nd piano. 6150. Call RE 6-2116-W. BE 6-5259. - cooking ,xe days a week, from noon porch willow nine-piece tulte: ntohagony bed, other beds, bureaus, mirrors, Call any time. KB 8-2082-W.* until after dinner. Call BE 6-6926-M IG ONWhlte Kingsg , 8$11 a pair. G. bookcase, walnut table desk. All in 1040 CHHYSLEK SEDAN—Uood JUNK I JUNK I JUNK! — Ucttls, junk tleclrle lamps. Empire sofa, small I3MHV3LBB.MA111NK 2-1 reductlon-rno; GElNEllAL HOUSEWORKER—full oi REAL ESTATE FOR RENT P, Raise. 19 East ave AAtlantit c High. irood condition, EA J.1HJ.J Friday or tor. Used one year, $J75. 111 East dltlon. Radio and heater, $200. Cal dealer We pay best price fnr ragsa . part-time. Permanent position. Call Saturday. Ml 5-0456-R ron, paper and mattresses. Call RE land' AT 1.0966-M.* tables, pictures, chairs (Indoor and Front st.. Bed Bank, after 7 P.M.. KB 6-9089. 'ACTORY—Oeeupaney In 80 days* yili U1VE GOOD tradt-lns on your old [APLG BEDROOM SET, Three-piece, outdoor), cedar bench, Six months' ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION, 1038 i-8266-J ; 640, 86 Sunnycrett dr., Little Silver, PAINTERS—Experienced, Steady work Schwartt-Mtckfin, 8 White it, RB - furniture as we have an outlet tor It. credit on note to responsible parties, LET OUT MARMOT CAPE, Brand Pontlao. Four good and two .pare NEW OPTICAL SHOP at your service Call RE 8.0778-R between 5 ind 7 1-8121. • - ' Call Pwarti Furniture Highway 85, RE ltE 6.4726.' "_ new, Hollander blended, $1S7, RE tires, $75, Passed last Inspection, Call ' for replacement any broken eye-glas- 6-82U. 64 Shrewsbury ave,, Red Bank, EA 3-0200.J.' • ses and frames, . Doctor prescription P. M KOTARY TYPE Power mower and two IT^One day. (Wcdnea MODERN STORE—Sea Bright cen- CALIFORNIA REDWOOD combination power motors, Jtoobisn and Cald- t-UU, 1046 PONTIAC—Two-door leilan. Call Ailed Graves, optician, Oakland tt,, and RECEPTIONIST well. Call RU 1-1478-M. louth Brldgo "ve. (Opposite station.) dayt), 9 to SI30, No experience nee ter, Oppoilte beach. Sutttbla for doors I29.9B, Closing out redwood STKOMBEKG - CAKLSON radlo.phonoradlophono. after 6180 P M.. LO 6.1611-M,' etaary. Write, "Receptionist," Box 611, combination, self-storing, aluminum- ANTIQUE SHOP—Fine drop-leaf table graph combination consolel , In googodo 0 JAMESWAV U'I'AMUHIONS and two TWO CAHS—Would like to aell one, IF YOU HAVE fill drainage or septic Haberdasher, sporting goodt, ihoei, acrtentd, prime coaled windows, all stock washstanda $4, marble-top tables bull pen., $260| pair of barn doors 1947 DcSoto 7-pasienzer sedan $276i tank problemi, call ua tor a conauf Red Bank. • condition! $861 wonderful tone LO 6 6 RETARY or etc, Inquire Sea Bright Pharmacy, tins 118.85, Installed. Charlie Ftrr. chairs, china lamp, etc. Next firs house 1793-B.1793B'' and hardware, $25; pair loft doors, $20, henter and defroltert or 1940 Chevrolet tatlon. RU 1-0489 on LO 6-227.1. stenographer, Phone HE I.10H, Main St., Port MonmoutJi. Open dally, Box 182. Little Silver B 6-4877. 1080 Ocean ave., Sea' Bright, SE 1- 4 'UPPIES, PART Cocker and Springe, two.door sedan, radio and heater, $179, CUSTOM FARMER, tractor work of all RIFRIOEKATOIi,il5lT JTi tT, ET,Sundays. Spaniel! black and white, eight weeks SKVEKAL MEN'S STJIta—In good con- A, Acker, Chestnut st,. Port Monmouth. kinds. Crops planted, cared tor, har- I'AINTtTK—Mutt be mec/ianfe. No other 00TI, double .door, excellent for restaurant, vested, Alio hay baling, combining need-apply, Call A; Halborsen, AT oldl $5 each, Mrs. Florence Behrens. Ncp- dltlon, Slit 38 medium! alto two top KE 6-I071.J." new fretting unit. Ills. 'South Jersey SINGER SEWING MACHINE, New, uno highway, EEatontowni . EA 8-0799-W, 1949 PONTIAU, 8-eyllndor, Hydromatle, grain. Corn picking. LO 6-1810. UUMSON—Furnlihed, two-room bunga- Surgical Supply, II Eatt Front tt. RE Sacrifice! laoitete camera, • German Bank' ' Sul"'" Box «»»•««• WOMAN—Part time, for Cleaning In low, Sleeping porch Some improve- THREEEB EVENINEVEN! G dresses, two prln four new white wall tires, radio, heat •tore, Inquire at Murray's Cleaners. make, newi house-bar with giants, like dresses, three pairs slaekst all size.II 8'fOliB, TWO.WHBUL coffee mill, pal, er and extras. 7.9711-RITll-R..* RAIL1N0S for porchet, italr. nents. Near but line, bathing grounds, ATTENTION NEW HOHEJ owners I Save new; Icebox, 30-pound capacity; Ve- and In excellent condition, RB 6-0768. old tuto lamps, pair coach lamps, Vic. 1946 PACKARiCKARlDl CLIPPESiRt sedan. Radio, wayi, etc. Made to order by See- 54 Monmouth tt.. Bed Bank, ind flihlflg doek. Summsr tsatott, Seen money, dig your own planta, Califor- netian blinds, 50x80, for double or nlc- torian hall lamps china, glass, nature WOMEN—-Make extra money at home. BU 1-0487, nia privet, hedge. $1 htndred plants. BOY'S NEW TRENCH raincoat, worn heater Excellent condition, Must tel dort Company, 24 yean at 9 Wait Sew our ready cut "Rap.A.Round." uro window. Have to move, Sacrifice. twlcei slse U.'Phon.'Phono RE 6-0758. rramesrram , chair., tabies, Yankee bench drill, Immediately, Beit offor, 46 Rlveriide Tulip treet 60c. By appointment, Hsr HINDEE 6.38I8.R BLOCR K MACHINE an•d. equip. n.i... in.,,, too numeroui to mention, it,, Red Bank. Fhont,RB 6-2189, Enr.y, profitable, Hollywood mfg., Co., : rlion. ,RB 6.8687-M. COOKER SPANIES NIEL DODOGG ,Ti 10 months *' ?'*! Bainlc tJiimtailr», Hollywood 46, Calif, ment, Call after 6 P. M., RB 6.1868. A Mlddletown Five Corners, 1042 SEDAN TT E AUTOMATITIC HJSATINU plant (or small thoroughbredug . - but no papers! blac" HiHighwah y 8ll PONTIAO, In good HOOVER ULBANEKS repaired, brushel FOUNTAIN MANAGER—Man or worn ftti INE-CABA-CA T "TSfXDIAMOND eneuem . . 86 condition, t be ittn to appreel house, AArcoll a oil-fireil-fired biboilerl , ModeMdl lring, Eye perfect, $8501 white slroon WATRUT=NMine-piece dining room let, brlttltd. Allen Eeotrlc Shop. If an, experience rtqutred, Reply, giving ' Ideal 9-A, Petro oiil lb burntr, Honeywell lUTLDER'B HAW, tilting arbor, 10.Inch «t__RE6_(l46__ salary desired and full experience first ring $35, AT 1-0H3. '-•'e table. 16 Orange 1052 FOKD U-to„ ion pick-up, 8,000 mllei, MMER RENTALS(Highlands.) Pri aquastat and timer, pipe fittings and 2 DESERT SAND Broadloom rug, blade, 24x96 table, complete with mo. -JTIO TANKS and oesspools j| letter to "Fountain Manager," Box 611, Wiring, 850.gallon tank for oil. Will heat tor, $B5: two kitchen bait cabinet!, n. Phone RE «.lan.n. Excellent condition, W, T, Bcekman, Bed Bank. vate beach. 2, 8 and 4.room bunga- ..11h pad. Excel ent condition, 100. P" aiir conditioner. 57 396 Broad at,, Eatontown.* also dry wells, drains Inittltinitalledd . El- owt furnlihed, $296 up, leason, Inquire StO to 400 square fed of hot water 66 Riverlawn dr.. Fair Haven.' I4''*SI"..«I" high. »4x«l,.ll"1 high! llmatei giviit. O.oar ~ ' SALESWOMEN — For permanent po« radiation Completeiiplete". 6200, RU 1.H84.M. irfver drill press, U»inch ehuek with , Fair Htven, Phone RE Itturday and SundSundaya s or write, 60 Blng- 00 BUSHELS SOYBEANS for Illd, Be 5JjTsUiKQOtovtm~_J____B____J. •Itions, Selling experience ntotiitry. urn av«.. .HumionH . LNTIQUE WEDfJW motor, 1861 bookcase 96" long, 84" high, UUTT-HB, LI9ADDKB, in copper or gal- Apply J, Yanko, to Broad it., Red ODD and Blalford cleaned. Also 13 acres pasture for 9" deep, $161 five window tereeni, 80x48 ITORE—At 110 Monmouth it,, .Ked . ihlre.earl-. — y Amerlmerlnai n naltirn, anil cut BUSINESS NOTICES vanlsed. Call ua for an istlmitt on Bank, Bank, Morrli 4 Noglow. Beaity lite., ..ssi Crown Derby. Llmogtt, Minion, hrce window icreens, ,80* x86 , almoi BEAUTIFUL HOOKER rug, 8x10, any thtet nettl work. J, V. Boiirt, 71 firitluiGRATOR—Generaleral EltotrlcEleotrle^dt^ - new, $1.50 each! E. t.elti.Wetilar micro Ilkt new, tnd Bay, 159.801 three- Broad at.. Red Bank. RB 6.0260. Vurctttir and Vienna china i occasional luxe model, five i CESSPOOL CLEANING and building top. DRAFTSMEN—Plant engineering .»• fiajra. vasu, many other mlseilltntoui ft., poreelilnn fitinn* icope with low, ' " piece living room tultt $60,80, Many JATAV _;ore, on Little it., near Ith Inildc and out, "* •cndltloiw Dower, complete tie tankii dry and gravel well, and perlence, architectural and mi* bout 88x80, Bultable lor hane nt Hill. other valuti. • Ruiclli, 15 East drains, 19 Peach it, (New Shrewsbury Main. ' 811 Bouti chnnlcal development and layout lot, itorti, or Hght.manuftoturlng. Rent -UBKEYBavailableIn imall OUTSTANDINy' G* 'MALE fawn boxer. Front it, Borough). Phone RB (•1(46, 0. ft. ir monlh. Available June 1. vVffU, .quantities, Saturday* and Sundays, WIIIOII, work, Teohnloal lehoul or college. 0 per hurt turkey Hatene, '- ">•••*' Three years old. AKO registered, obed. Wai >r Market Op,, p, O, Box «67, Niw- •nee trained Older children or adults, ...JTOK—Farmall 12, on rubber EXPERT DHIYINQ Instruction!, Learn Good Par, plui coit of living •!• or tihone Market 3.IT178, lood home essential, 17 Park Is,, Ftlr plow, dlse, harrow and scooti, 'I-n safety-'—, -to! drlv'rlvt safelysafely.. Loot, for r!T UTO BADIOf jotofoi lltl, for all - - - b)» Ofifi >B '0»77Ha lilt I, brown i Chinese cabins!, renllta, lowanoei, Addren reply to "Di> •.TLANTI' HIOHLA B —• Bt»utlfull» faven. __ • tht car wit'lilt. two steering whewheelsi ., Ploi ftfrnli, «d tJiMe. tfWi of caflCl, 149.9.. Bhriwibur_ y i good oon* P.olor g-rtint eHIIng flxtun, ' Indlrttt ten In aut' oi drivln•'•-f 'Initruelloti • lallotiii linlintes velopmint," Box HI, Bahwsy, ' I. bed m eolonlal horn*, adlo.* Tele" .ivlilon, inc., 1010 Oo.sn ALUMINUM OVBRHBAD gara '*h£: '.tt!.tom J!ldt> "! br?"!« »nd «lan, Two aoreis, ttnnli court, clayhouitclayhoui l om> Mrij.0411 Method Auto OrlV've< r Train, oar garagee, Will rtnt by thth e montm h or .Nevef.iii'd<* , t|l. HEAT- . ow U the lime to j«r« '«*iler.baok chairs, nB $In. g School HI But Front It. RE t, HOU8EKEEPKH—Widower's tiomt, Bleep — SOIL I TOP BOIL I very TWO FEMALE AMJHANBII1A.NB, 1100 month, have Worthlngton »lrconditioninIr.oonalllonlng In r sum er iiMon, Available June Ut. exceptional championship itoek, Very Worlhlngton IInn, No children, (lood homo for 8 t .••lid, Uwni graded laionnble. ttowu.nv 1-DIIUn, Rum' italled before jemneri and jejiPtratiirei wti: ANY TREE WORK DONE rljht, cleal n person, SalarSly yan dd ttimei ) HTll A '' iser work. Call ItLifL-tnd nuent Wt-'ajayt. t. hot. Mlddletown nefrlieratlon, iovid Any odd .Jobi, "J?..."'. « hilulliiqek wflfwriter $ao, eaih' riilitir. carij reUrlal nrv|«e, For Informiilon »v« Port Man. In imall reitauranl" 111, A ind ratei,'phone ivenlnn tnd wnk- 'AN HORN HEALTORa—-uuntand l p l t w AINTENAK n an itore, arehUMture, turn lltlll ii. p, iii ;. -..' ' «•• " [••INO6>I H BAND SAW—Walker.Turner, tndi, V, Oonovir, KB 1MU, ;eady, but not vy .work, .Awflr heivy duly, with itand, extra, bTtJn, HQi OCFIOB furnlturi, ^ -iferfnoei to ilnteninie,'1 aox , hood, Converts, for ilejplnr ICmsJ. 'iblnt fence, etc,, without motor, Pir> HQTO TILWNQ LAV pl«noi, ttnutlfully Mllnlilnd, C, m?, !i.epndj,ron. Vtry little uie, $110, /Prompj iirvToi, •nt , eandltlon, III, BB e.JHl'n, B, Oulpipptr, ,11( Ititbournt «V(,i. -T J—AI loda almenii.. lvin, Urban Ha nTnii: Apply In Ptmon at Oil Oi jlfirti.... I Brinth, Phon* LO l-6S8i, »ejt Shot, 101 Monmoulh it,, nttiim TV, si mikei, lolnifi ti II HUD, tan, rirfeit con. raw IIHAND niw refrnsratnri at l ffrl'l IMmh blkt, $10. ritiiiiihinf, wMi MMO anii upi uiid (ti rtiifii ( ««it, If you need one, her* li the laid jnoleum,, rfonfrfon ow»|), aiphall *nd MAIOK WORK—PUit.rlfif, iimint m •nil UP. Pefi'i fn.,, front it., ipIpd liflunltt y jo, make a good larlni, ir till Insttlliitllii,, Eillmiiii etiitr; »»poM. K« 1.IT0O, M«n It., K»ani- — 'ineiuaint,, two , ihiijii Id litown Ilefflufiilon, Ifihwar Mi thur W.Ackef, Cheitnut ind »emril maion work, Miuro ii, gluiwiM »n.d.brliid brll.a.krac«.kr.c,, In _«lven, Arthur Kim opportunity for youni ,m«n,. All ,_-J, ovirhiad H ••• •••!•«• —eel L e, ln< ill AbOAiiu THE viismm train, OHIO, II Deforreit >vi,, Bid Bank, year.'founil employment, Wrliht Itort, nnnp aivuiraisnr—iprarsr, nn it Di ~ lied BinV, iafttr lit prcliwtet'i nourlihlnr feodi, Phoni RB 1.1010, ...fotii,, Convinfint tr«nmorl«; an Sraikir and gradlr, b««i and uranih tft,. H' your evturiim. or- litown nifrlitnl on, Hlihwir II, l:u\Ii '".•"•"J.'.'1Uffi, 1 0 8 ir 1 11 J'PJaWB MOHAIR Ml.,, ITT e tnrouthunionnrout , Ouafauafan I.. li IP' -!*" !! f "?"! i ,'«<"• •*««»» «MM. I6w, M, M, NBgHnn, rial tv ••leliint jondllion, ^ • •«'••• n I'niBM for »ur old ..,. Wo by e«|ierTenei«|ierT d tree lurgeon ', TT dmlei'»»«,, Kuniburi, fbrmirly with AVibileAvibilebl r NurlirltaNuMirlta, YetYet lajfniQiBATOH—••irve • dims, ill, - lofntmtni, nhonm KB «I1H•.ifll'MM , 7 To ft MAN«ptni|niN—««ptni|niaa _ 7 To rki;, Vitf »found wo>k, fofop pir 'TIRI • 0UI S>I[A viiitlonrllvtBUl,nrllvtBUl. WWilmd A wi^frfi?.fri, If. i Kuiiwimp.rd, RB I.J04I IVI>

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SERVICE STATION—Highway 31, At- SPORTSMAN DESIRES to pay for sum- WE HAVE SERIOUS buyers who are REDUCED FOR QUICK SALS—Ranch RUMSON—Gate lodge on plot 170x200. tn'TLE ElXVEIt—ruintcd barn red, LOCUST AREA—2 ti acres. Century old MUST SELL THIS WEEK!—Secluded) lantic Highlands. Call AT 1-1706. mer dockage and other miscellaneous waiting for homes in this ares, List home. Excellent location in Fair Ha- Containing four bedrooms and bath, finely romtructrri mmlrrn h'jnffnlow; nine-room, three-bath house. Hot vater half-acre. Front patio, central llatL FURNISHED — Three-bedroom house, expenses for someone owning a sea going your property with Allaire & Son ven. Four bedrooms, large kitchen, pine MVIng room, dining room and pine pan- ivlnir room, jiicture window; fircplnce; hrat. nil. Fine shade trees. River front- 16 >y^x2 4-foot living room, dining room, ' May and Juns. Vicinity Red Bank. boat engaged in spo.-t fishing. Will also Agency, Inc. RE 6-3450. paneled dinette, large living room with eled kitchen. Insulated attic; oil-fired dlnlnif a ret*, kitchen, ck-el ri c Hove; t wg age; $80,000. Inspection invited Swee- :hmc bedrooms, full basement with fill- contribute extra anchors, flares, linea MORE CLIENTS than listings^ we have pine paneled fireplace and bookcases, steam heat, Protected location for chil- bedrooms. t\in\ hath: Inrifi- r\jian*ion ney Agency. Phone RU 1-1-taa. iihed den and lavatory. Oversized double) For further information, call KE •• beautiful tiled balh, newly screened dren. Offering price 118.600. William 11207-J.' ' and mlicellaneout fishing equipment in many buyers In $12,000-115,0011 range. nttlo for. additional two brdrrmmi itnd (ILTMSON—BlUto «rr«. Choice IVit.rt agi-. Aiklnj $2!,000, fcawler Agencr, exchange for privilege of fishing on ,1st your home with us for action, Rus- porch: garage; lot 75x150; (16,500. H Hlnteimann, (Firm), Realtors. RU bath: dry rpllar: automatic hcAt. Com* ploti, n»r bus. Excellent surround* g-0410. - II RE 6-5934. 1-0600. 1 FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED cottage. Three Sundays. Drop a card to "Sportsman," sell M. Borus Agency, 600 River rd., bin at ion itorm iaih-screen! , ComiYcte nits; $3,000 per plot, Charles E. Swr*< >tLU HANK—tine home of eight large blocks from ocean. With bua stop at Box 611. Red Bank. Fair Haven. RE 6-4532. LOT NO. 17, LAUREL St., Shrewsbury, RUMSON—New modern ranch type res- mutation. Two-rnr mr&xe. half-ivtri ney Agency, Monmouth sve, Fhons Rlf rooms. Fireplace, oil-nred heat; two- front door, in Monmouth Beach, Rental SOMETHING FOR YOUR BOAT?—You FACTORY SPACE WANTED—We have back ol Red Bank bowling alley. Side- Ideace on an acre and a half plot. Con- plot: S'in.OOO. John Minugh Agency. car garage. Close to everything. Price {25 weekly. Including utilities. Phone tains three spacious bedrooms, two tiie rhn RU 1-0716.' .will find it here. New Jersey's largest clients interested In this area. Send walks, curbs, wooded plot. Walk to x NKAU REI) HANK—E-tat« area, TTi 14.,-,00. ^harlen II. T.n.lali Agency, 19 MO 1-4688-M. larine supply house. Everything for us your listing! Schwartz-Macklln, 8 bus. school, Starrs. Price 1400, RV 1- baths, living room with dining area, mod- ClTATtMlNt; ItESTOREO cpnturiff«.ollncf, hnapitahle ccntrr hall, din* aimrtment. Splendid value. Asking four betlrooms, Hot water, oil'ft red • furnished Available after May 16. RE 24 Wharf ave. RE 6-0311. vacant land In the Red Bank area. For choice colonial, ranch or new "L" H. Hintelmann (Firm), Realtors, Rum- na room with firrplnce; luxurious Klteh- $^7,500 Sweeney Agency. Phone HU heat: two-ear tr&ratt<>; larire lot. Owner Phone BU 1-0600. in with Hpctric dlihwRiher and Cham* 1-1132. moving to California. Huy it for $16.- 6-1255-M.' ' , 15-FOOT SKIFF— Six fa. p, air-cooled quick action, visit, write or phone the shaped plans, 17,000 to 111,600 com- \-ii-jj. 800. Charles H. Tindali Agency, 19 engine. Reasonable. - Chas, Gruskos, lohn L, Mlnugh Agency, Rumson rd., LEONAKDO—6>,4-room. insulated frame ben ranaci: four bedroom*, tiled bnth: RTJMS6N—fcxcellent location. " Btauti- BUSINESS PROPERTY—J28 W«lt Front tumson. Phone RU 1-0716,.* plete on your lot. Ideal for fam- bungalow, Modern bath, modern hot water nil hpat; Insulation! wide pine tat ^'r"»t st.. Red Bank. RE 6-0030. St. Rent $75 a month. Lease arrange- 75 Cayuga ave.. Portaupeck. ful new ranch house. Two tiled bathi, IDDLETSW^^Remodeled. Elfrbt lartca JOAT SLIPS AVAILABLETn landlocked SUBSTANTIAL BUYER wnnts flve-bed- ilies wishing to live well with Itis kitchen 15x12, L.shaped living room floor*. AttnchPd two-cnr jfnrnjre; streamlined kitchen; two-car garage: ments to suit tenant. Weart-Nerneth 12x20, full cellar, oll-flred hot water 9HO,000, John Minugh Agency, Phone room* fireplace, bath and lavatory. Agency, 102 West Front St., corner harbor, at Shelter Cove on Barnegat room, three-bath, riverfront home; expense. Everett H, Thornr, Kings }'J9,500. Sweeney Aftency, Monmouth ?Hrn; two landscaped acres, high eleva- J circulating heat, screens; garage. Exter- RU 1-0716. *i Maple ave. Phone RE 6-2240, Bay, near Toms Riven $1 per foot for prcferrably with southern exposure. Highway, Mlddletown. MI 5-0052, nv*-. Phonr RU 1-1402. Hon. An interior dcroratitiic job will season. Esso Marine gas; restaurant on Amos N Hoaeland, broker. Contact ior needs painting. Near schools and LOCUST AREA. — Sparious '" VlctorlaH buses. Immediate occupancy; $7,500. RUMSUN—Thr«e-acre estate. Attrac- make this a drrnm house. Aiklntf price SUMMER RENTALS.-We have a wide dock, Ray Stlllman, owner, Shrewsbury, Mrs. Dlonlsl. RU 1-0748.* homestead on ilx-acre plot: livinir tive new live-room bungalow. Tile S22,50'>. Charles II. Tindali Agency, 19 selection in all sizes, prices and loca- RE 6-6111 and 6-0441 MATAWAJJ—Charmfng English type Cull AT 1-2271-W. room, Hrpt-lHCe, music room, renter hall, HOMES AND LOTS wanted in this bungalow. Five large rooms; attached bath, automatic heat. Six-room rottitfrc EaBt_Kront «t. KB B-&Q30 tions. Ella Wiltshire: Agency,. Realtors. 26-FOOT SP6RT cJtUliUSft. new, 160 h! area. List your property with Gross- powder room, dining room, kitchen mid Automatic hent. Kntlrn property J25 0O0. MIDULETOWN TOWNSHIP—Buiijtalow Phone SB 2-0004. Open Wfek-enda. garage; plot 150x125, beautifully land- breakfant room on ground floor; yevrn t p. Gray Fireball engine: long trailer, ,nger A Heller. Broad and Mechanic icaped: '14,600, Glen Hunter. MA 1- SHREWSBURY—Must be sold In 30 Swppnry Agfnry. RU t-H92. of four roomi. bath, nil hrat, electric bus chassis, new; Allison engine, sts.. phone RE 6-2100 or RE 6-1682. bedrooms mul balh tinstnlrx. Automatic range, rrreem. storm Rash ; plot 62x206, OFFICE, OFFICE-SALESROOM, or light 1804-W. days. Owner had purchased lar- hentj Inrico vcrnndn; $'J".OO0. John Min- manufacturing, 15-17 West Bergen pi. equipped for Gold Cup racing boat. SHALL ONB-FAMILY houae, vicinity of SMALL HORSB FARM—<0 screl, low taxf>B Price **,700, Immediate oc- RED BANK—62 Hudson ave, Vacant. ger home. Especially fine two-bed- gh Anenry. Phnnn HU 1 -0716.* eiipH/icy. Charles II. Tinduil Ajfencr. 19 Approximately 1,000 sq. ft. ' Available James Davis, 2 Beacon blvd.. Kennsburg. Red Bank; some acreage. Write full Excellent condition. Two-story, six all fenced; ten n«w largt box May 1st. Inquire 11 West Bergen pi., 14-FOOT ROWBOAT. Five h. p. Royal particulars to "One-Family House," Box i-oom bungalow with living room, FATIl HAVEK — f h rcp-br d nmm h ou »r. East Front at. RB fi.8030. rooms, 1 Vi baths, - oil heat, Reduced stalls, dog kennel; modenn ' 7*room MHIII • 11/111 at i**j n'viiau, , or your own broker. J. B. Rue/ motor. Ready to go in water. Call 511, Red Bank.* price $11,500. ExclusU'e Agent. Con- dining room, kitchen; alio two-car Areplnce: -tile bathroom, full cellar; RIVER PLA/.A—Semi-hungslow of llx BUNGALOW—Unfurnished. Four rooms RE 6-1093.' stance'Smlth, 14 Maple ave., Fair Ha- garage. New hot water heating nearly completed, muly Tor nccuputicy dwelling, modern kitchen, fireplace, roomi, bath, oil heat, Eas ranne, storm and bath. Inquire Main St., Belford, COMET #1855. One set sails. Can be about three weeks. All copper plumbintr, nil hot water. Ideal location. Hard •ash. screens: two-ear saraze; plot ven. RE 6-2308. plant, screened front porch, slso nil hent, nir conditioninjt; lot 50x34H «ir call KE 8-0360-J.* ' •• seen at David Beuton & Sons. PO 5, MISCELLANEOUS RED BANK—Maple ave. Four . rooms road. Freehold section; $36,000. 30x100. Asking J8.600. Charles H. 0979-R-2, Mantaloklng. Owner. RE 6 screens and storm sash throughout; feet. Beautifully decorated and land- Tindali Ascncy, 19 East Front st. RE COUPLE—With or without child, to first floor: three rooms, bath second sen ped; nice location, block from bun. Roy F. Colllm, Realtor, I Welt share six-room house. On bus line, floor. Oil heat! three-car garage and 'A of an acre, delightfully land* 6-ilO3O. COMET—NewMET- , atalnlcss steel rigging. CATERERS—Exceellent cuisine, dietary Priced for quick sale Inquire RK 1- Main St., Freehold. FR 8-IOSI. \iifc ,,/v TEN— fiunjtnlow. Living room, with one other pcraon. Near school, laws. Hall and orchestra available for workshop. Reduced to 813.500. Exclu- leaped; (9,978, Walker ft Walker, 1007. Joseph Hodman, 62 Hnrdlnir rd., churches and stores. Convenient to Fort Practically newsails. Call MO 1.2116 sive Agent. Constance Smith, 14 Maple Realtors, East Sycamore avr., dininir room, modern kitchen, two hed- ?eek-enda. all occasions. Vendome Plasa Hotel, Red Bank. rooms. tile bath, expansion attic, steam Hancock, Fort Monmouth and Leonardo West End LO 6-5269. ., Kalr Haven RE 6-2308, FOUKANn ONE-HALF room bungalow: Naval Pier. Call any time. AT 1-1609-W. 16-FOOT, 6-INCH Scabrlght skill, with Shrewsbury, RE 6-5212 or RE 8/- LITTLE SILVKU-fwo rorncr lots. Two heat, olUfired, screens, storm laih, Ve- SPANISH GUITAR and ukelele lessons. FAIR HAVEN BUNGALOW—Best loca- blocks to milrond station: OGkl'22 and two baths two baths; gas hot water WAREHOUSE—Cinder block building, a ten h p. Gray Marine motor, $150. tion. Near river. Living room, 3862. Open seven days, heat. Two blocks from railroad station; netian blinds, larfre basement; one-car Call after 6 P. M.. KE 7-3011. . Beginners and advanced. . Mrs, Wil- xl51 fc«t; $r>50, $650 respectively, to r Karaite: plot 7.V\l00. Asldnz S14.500. on railroad siding. Reasonable, RE 0 liam G, Matthews, 34 Chingarora ave., dinette, two bedrooms, kitchen: breeze- quick huycr. H, S. Smyth, 147 Hance »6,, ,(l0. Call KB S-1G22 week-cndl. Charles H, Tindali Agency, 19 East 4922. WHEEESSR 40-FOOT. 1936 Playmate, way attached garage. Immediate occu- NEW SHREWSBURY—White or colored. twin 150 h. p. Packard engines In- Keyport. KE 7-1290-M. rd.. Fnlr llavrn HE fi-I fil.i-R." Front tl. RK fi-9030. BUMMER RENTAL—Juno 1st, over WILL GIVE AWAY 10-weeks-old male pancy. Constance Smith, 14 Maple ave., LITTLE SILVER—Dutch, colonial Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen stalled 1950, Fisher ''Skipper" 26-watt Fair Haven. RE 6-2308. home. Dry cellar, hot water, oil- LOCUST—Beautifully restored seven- anil bath Kull basement; corner; lots THREE-ROOM co-operative apartment. Labor day. Attractive and completely radio telephone, fully equipped, sound puppy or year-old female, hound-type, room colonin! (frnturcd !u National 80x120; S6.50O for quick sale. I OH Available Jun- IS. Call RE 6-1S66. furnished house, near river and ocean, ..'ell behaved, good watch dog. Likes chll- OCEANPORT—100x37U on river. Three fired furnace. Only one year otd, In all particulars, sleeps six, large cock- bedroom home, large living room, magazine), Wntrr view, ncceiisibln for Sprlncdnle ave.. Red Flank, Phone RE Living room, den, dining room, kitchen, pit aft, amall cockpit forward; private drcn. SE 2-0175-J. Large living room and dining room, small bout, Modrrn kitchen, nutomntit! R'l 1 2R-M.* HIGHLY DESIRABLE location. Ex- powder room, three bedrooms and bath- Monday through Friday WH 4-4627, eve- ENGLISH SETTER pupplen, free to farm panel dining room, study and den, hot water gas heat, Asking price $15,000. flishwaahcr, Chambers rnnK<\ G. H. and ATLANTIC HlO.fl.ANnS—Just like II •eelient river view. Large six- room Large porch with awning; ga- nings and week-ends GI 8-2364. homes; female; championship blood sunporch, kitchen, breakfast nook, Youniratown kitchen; two-cnr attached rage. May he seen by appointment. Wcart-Nfmcth Agency. 102 West Front .three bedrooms, tile bath, large the Hills of Old Kentucky," Six roomi rnom home in perfect condition; 14-FOOT CHRIS GRAFT runabout. New line. RE 6-0278-R-2. st.. corner Maple ave. Phone RE 6- KarnKc Mnny tarKe trees. Perfect con- with bath Full basement; two-car ga Call RU 1-0485 after 6 P. M. Available dition : low tnxr* it ml upkeep. Price from May 2l«t.» this year, Phone RU 1-1520. BOXER AT STUD—AKC registered. 2240.* - clotets, storage attic; two-car ga- rage; plenty of trees, flowers and shrub' 23-foot living room with fireplace, 16',j-FOOT V BOTTOM, BOAT, 1951 7V4 Prince Williamson of Blltzen vd Stocc jage; 100-foo*. frontage, In splendid $80,000. AT 1 -USS'I wp^k-t?ndii. brry. Nice scenery. Beautiful full view large dining room, very large kitch- korberg. RE 6-4124-R. MIDDLETOWN—Ranch type, three-bed- ONE-ROOM COTTAGE. Available Im- h. p. outboard motor, and sturdy trail- room bungalow, Living room, dinette, residential section, near school; $17 - TWO WINTER HOMES—New, All Im- of ocean for miles around. A good huy: en with breakfast nook; powder mediately. Three-minute walk main r equipped with stop and tall lights, HAY RIDES and party rides, RE I- S16.000. Henry Schwcizer, 146 Main St.. 21x13, tilo. bath: attached garage. An tOO. Walker & Walker, Realtors, nrovcmpiitfl, Cins hent, Otio four-room room, three very large bedrooms and Kate Fort Mnfimollth. Call RE 6-2701). (295, Franklin and Burlington aves., 3086.J. exceptional buy at 812,000, Weart- nnd bnth; one five rooms and luith. Kenmhurg. KE 6-0123 MODERN FURNISHED house, near Fort .eonardo. AT 1-2382-J. Ncmoth Agency, 102 West Front St. (Cor- East Sycamore ave,, Shrewsbury. White nturco. Leo Ho mil, 9 Nnvrnlnk KKANSBUIin—"In the heart of the bnr- two baths, full cellar, hot water Monmouth, on bus line; also-available SEA SKIFF—22 feet long anil 7 I1KJ'1*JI<1'1' Phnnn i.r :t-i3nn.\v.* ough." Six-room housn with hath. heat, oil; attached garage; $22,000. soon, a second floor furnished apart- wide, 9 0 h. p. Chris Craft. Nearly new, SITUATIONS WANTED LITTLE SILVER — Two-bedroom semi- seven days. TWO" LOTS—In CCfttTf e Sfi7vei% Eivch Corner property, with plenty of ground. Born* Agency, Kalr Haven. RE 6- ment, near Camp Wood. Call after 4, Sacrifice for quick sale. Call Anderson, bungalow with expanaion attic. Plot 60x200 feet; $600 nrh. RK B-fi25',.' Kill! cellar with oil burner. All Improve, EA 3-1450-J.' 18 Church st,. Sea Bright. one-half acre: two-car attached garage. mrnts. This Is something you've been 453!. LOCAL, REGISTERED, civil engineer, RED BANK—Excellent substantial home looking for. Don't miss this opportunity. UNFURNISHED — Seven-room house. T5TFOOT CLINKER-11UILT skiff, 5-fooi 39 years old, 14 years heavy construc- Price 814,500. Weart-Nemeth Agency, beam. Excellent condition. KE 7, 102 West 'Front st. (Corner Maple ave.) MIDDLETOWN—Lovely story book In A-1 location. Large living room, Asking prlrs $S,fiOO. Henry Schwelzpr. OWrlElt TRANSFERRED—A truly love- Two batha. Available about' July 1. tion experience, wants to join contractor large dining room, kitchen, three excel- Ilcaltor 116 Main, st., Keanshurv, KE Permanent tenants only. Centrally lo 0556-W. in shore area Write, "Engineer," Box Phone RB 6-U240.* home; two bedrooms, bath, living ly home, 1 Vi years old. Immaculate lent bedrooms nnd bntli, Full lumrmcnt, B.012:1. condition Excellent location, Large eated. RE 6-3733. EVlNRUDE. FASTWIN, 14 h. P., gear 611. Red Hank. EATONTOWN—Within walking distance room, kitchen, enclosed sun porch, inrge open porch; garage: big lot, A shtft, chrome plated upper unit; also to Bendir. plant. Thrce-bedruom semi- KEANSUURC — Beacon lirach section. A living room, larua dintnK room, three MOTHERS—-Your worries are over. Y screened rear porch; large, one-car real opportunity for ti line hnme at excellent bedrooms, tiled bath, hot water Evlnrude 5.4 h. p. Both used about 25 can now work and havo competent bungalow Built in 1046. Automatic 117,800. Allnln> A Sun Agrncy, Inc. real hmno for someone. Four roomi heat, modern kitchen anil hath; garage. gara.gc. A1I this on a % acre; with bath, all Improvements: garnge; heat, nil; attached garage: flagstone ROOMS hours. RE 6-8247-J. care for your child. Call RE 6-2893-M. RE 6-.14.'ifl. 'Open Friday evening. patio; SI 4,000. Borus Agency, i'alr Ha- 38-F66T CENTER BOARD sloop. Chr/ Price 810,600, Weart-Ncmcth Agency, grounds enclosed by white picket property 50x100. Price $10,300, Henry YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, white, 102 West Front st, (Corner of Maple BROAD STREHT TIOMH in Red Bank. Schwclxor. Realtor, 14S Main St., Keans- yen. RB 6-4J.12. . sler motor, new main sail, rakes, available for child care or baby sit- fence; $11,000. Walker t Walker, 68 MAPLE AVE.—Furnished rooms; on* dredges, Paul Contcn, Main st., Bel av«.) Phone RE 6-2240.* • Entrance hnll, living room with lire- burg. KE B.012.1. UIVUR UAKS—Almost new acven-room ting. Day work only, 126 East River Realtor!, East Sycamore ave., place, beautiful sunroom, ilen, excellent home ifour large bedrooms), tiled of Red Bank's most convenient loca- ford.* ' rd.. Rumson. Bungalow in rear." COUNTRY LOCATION — Seven-room 1 EAST KEANSBUHU—Five rooms and Shrewsbury. RE 6-6212 or RE 6- dlntng room, modern kitchen. Second bath, A coxy place, with plenty of bach, iiowder room, 20-foot living- room tlons. Call RE 6-1684. Mrs, Dowstra, BARNEGAT SNBARUOX—All cedar. PERMANENT WAVING done In your residence, on eight acres. Large THIS MARYLAND—Boarding for elderly Good condition, With sail, *85. RE rooms, open porch; needs some repairs; 3862. Open seven days. floor, four bedrooma, two batlis A very ground, .Nice neighborhood, A good with fireplace, lame cellar, hot air heat, home. 'Cold wave expert, licensed $9,500, Grossingpr & Heller, Broad and nttructlvc homr for $2(1,500. Allaire & buy for someone: $6,300, Henry Schwei- oil: attached earaKe; (20,000. Borus or business people. Very large nicely 6-5246.* ' beautician, »7. RU 1-075D.* Son Agency. Inc. KE fi-n-tliO. Open furnished rooms In center of the town.. OUTBOARD MOTOR. 5% h. p. Good Mechanic st«. RE 6-2100. liF, 6-1632. r.i>r Realtor, 146 Main St., Kennsburg. Agency, Kair llnven. RE 6-1532. LAUtfDRY~ArfircijRTAlRS, to be clone Friday nvrnlnir. KK 6.0123, •1MEST LOCATION in Liltle Silver, A HE 6-9218. condition Price $50. RE 6-5130-M. FAIR HAVEN—Almost new ranch SPORTSMAN'S DELIGHT—Eleven FURNISHED ONE-ROOM apartment at home, Experienced work. RB 6, house. Excellent location. Fireplace, NEW SH REWSBUU Y—Uvinjr room. KEANSilUhci—Centrally located. A two- beautiful acre with handsome trees 12-FOOT RUNABOUT outboard boa 1780-W. acres of rolling countryside, clear and plnntines. A delightful center ball •with ki .ehen privileges. Pleasant sur- Original price $150. Two years old. dining room, four bedrooms, Ha baths, larse kitchen, electric range and re- apartment noun* with four rooms each, roundings. Must have'car. References HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants grass cut- basement: attached garage: 'fencing; running trout stream passing frigerator, two hedrooms and bath, full nathroom, central heating. An invest- colonial of seven large rooms and three Sale price $50 cash, RE 6-0258. tintr. Can run power mower, RE 6- bHths; 25-foot living room with flret»]ice; reqquiredu . RE 6-1318-R-l. $20,000. Grosaingcr & Heller, Broad and through property; large three-bed- bnsement, oil-fired stenm hent: urnrntret ment proposition. A real buy: $5,300. GOOD RUNNING COMET, No. 787. Call 0550-W.- Mechanic sta. RE 8-2100. RE 6-1882. lot 75x150, A very Komi buy nt $10,700. Henry Schwcliscr, Realtor, 146 Main St., flagstone screened pore}, full cellar, oil FA__f R HAVEN—Maple room, threa win< RE 6-8943-M.* . room home with two-cnr garage. hent. attached two-car aarage. Many dows, nil burner heat, One block from EXPERIENCED HOUSEWORKER would MIDDLETOWN—Klvc-room bungalow. MRy be Jind completely furnished, in- Kennshlirg. KE B-0123. 13-FOOT GIBBS TYPE skiff. 3.6 air- Must sell at low price of $16,004. cluding television, for $11,200, Exclu- extras Just move in. A real value at buis. 35 Clay st. Phone RE t-49SS.lt. like three whole or five half days work. Four years old. Finished attlr; brnexn- KEANSBURG—NeaBURG- r bualntis section. 132.OO0, Uorus Atency, Fair Haven. RB cooled Inboard motor. . New paint. way: garage: tool house; well landscaped Walker ft Walker, Realtors, East sive with Allwlre A Son Aftcncy, Inc. 1'roperty ^fixlU'l. A small five-room 5NE BLOCK OFF Broad it,Single Ready to go. Beautiful 22-fnot Clinker Best of reference. EA 3-0837," RE fi-i14r.il, Mprn Friday fvfiilny. 11-4532, rooms, clean, warm.and comfortable, BOY 17 WANTS steady or part-time 2It acres Many extras; $20,000, Gros- winter home; $3,800, Henry SehwelztrL built shelter skin", with 125 h. P*. Gray Sycamore ave., Shrewsbury. RE 6- MB Main St.. Kmiuhurg. KE 6-0H3, SUBSTANTIAL LOCATION — In Red Reasonable rate. Gentlemen preferred. RE motor. Good condition. LO B-2056. work. Helper in store, truck or lawn singer & Heller, Broail and Mechanic FAIR HAVEN — Unusually attractive 8-5392, 88 Wallace st. and outside work. KE 8-1271-M.* its RE 6.3100, RE B-1632. 5212 or RE 6-3862, Open seven EAST KEANSBUun—About 200 Bank. Excellent eight-room homer 16-FOOT OUTBOARD—Two years old two-story colon In I with renter en- ffour large bedrooms); 27-fooJ. living ATTRACTIVE STUDIO room for busl RANCH HOUSE!—Three bedrooms, tile days, trance, large living room with nrcnlacf, oft Highway ,16. Kivs rooms anil bath. 12 h. p motor, Write lo 345 Broad Property 40x120. A good buy; I4.S00. "oom with fireplace, large modern kitch- ness person, On bus line, Fair Haven. St.. Keypbrt. or call KE 7-0549. bath, fireplace, dining room, electric dining ronm, kitchen, ncrrened porch nnd en, full cellar, oil heat; larga mnroom. Tor appointment. RE 6-0304-J. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE range, oit heat: attached garage: lot powder room. Second floor, one Inrpc Henry Schwelzer, 14S Main at., Keani' 24-FOOT CABIN SKIFF, 100 h. p. Three- burg. KB 6.0123. A goml huy at $16,800. Borus Agency, BOOM FOR BENT—In a nice house, 75x150. Price $15,900. Frank B. Lawes. SUMMER COTTAGE—One block master bedroom, Iwn udditlnnal hn|. Fair llavrn. RK tiMl year-old engine, Boat and engine In RE 6-2875." rooms nnd modern bnth. Large lot with HUOAD STUEET—Red Dank: Beit rel Inner spring mattress, 27 Spring st good condition. Good buy. Asking FRANKLYN D. HAVILAND, broker. from the water; corner lot: two ltlVElt OAKS—Lovely uuarter-acre; 27- Red Bank. COUNTRY ESTATE—T21 acres: three' a icrent deal at lioauliftil trees am) idcntlnl section. Living room, dining »800. Call RE 6-4695-R. Residential, acreage, farms and com- bedroomi, kitchen and bath. Facili- shrubbery Reasonably priced nt $18,000, font living-dining room, handsome ROOM—For gentleman. Private home, mercial iiropertiet. Listings solicited. 75 story barn, 50 stalls; ten-room dwel- room, center hall, den, breakfast nook; LARGE SAILING CANOE—Reasonable, ling: garage, living quarters. Convenient ties to keep your boat less than 400 Allaire ft Son Agency, Inc. RE 6-3lr>0. kitchen, enclosed porch, patio, four bed* Hreplnce. three large hedrnoraa, two tiled 110 per week, 34 Center st, RU 1- Good condition. Call after 6 P. M. McLaren St.. Red Bank. RE 8-1820. location. Price $50,000, Frank B. Open Friday evening. rooms, two baths i two-ear garage t large baths, full cellar, hot water heat, oil; at- 1041. MI 5:Q347-J.* Lawes. RE 6-2876." feet from your house. Fish and lot. Oil hot water heat Beautiful ar- tached garage. Asking S22.500. Borus WILLIS CONOVER — Tovn a—' FAIR HAVEN—New, very nttrnctlve ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED single SMALL OPEN FISHING boat; fully COUNTRY HOME—Three bedrooms, en swim all aummer long. Asking 84,- story nnd n hntf, with living room, chitecture perfect condition: $26,500. Agency. Fnlr Haven. RE 6-4332. room overlooking river and garden, In equipped, on trailer. Gray marine mo- country homes and farms, 15 600. Walker &. Walker, Realtors, Roynton ft Boynton, Drummond pi, HE BTStV $07600— 1'or this lovely Fair H»- closed porch, hot air heat: double ga dining room, kitchen, two bedrooma nnd 6-OOIJ2, TIE 6-4180. private home. Desirable location, nea tor. Used less than 100 hours, $450 West Front st. RE i-SHl. rage : lot 00x200; taxes $00. Price East Sycamore arc,, Shrewsbury. bath ; second floor unfinished: $ 14.BOO. ven home. Six large rnoma and sun« atatlon and buses. Gentleman preferred 44 Lake ave.. Fair Haven. . $14.000. Frank B. Lawcs. RE 6-2876.* Allalrr & Son Agency, Inc. RE C-.TIT.O. SHREWSBURY—Lovely new home on porch (two bedrooms.) Excellent loca- No other roomers. Call RE 6-4862 RE 6-5212 or RE 6-3862, Open tion. House in, perfect condition and a WIIIICJ Mm SAILBOAT—18 feet, $35, Inquire 231 RAY STILLMAN, REALTOR, Large THOMPSON AGENCY—Little Silver. Open Friday even Inn. large tract of land. Dining room, LARGE. FURNISHED room. Halt Oxford ave., Fair Haven, or phone RE parking space for your convenience, Well located, six-room bungalow. Fire- seven days, living room, kitchen, enclosed porch, clean as a wink Large modern kitchen. FURNISH NEW"••RANCUfHofitE—On lot lEOxISO" three bedrooms, hath, oil hot air heat; Fine big cellar; oil heat; two-car over- block, from town. Gentleman pre 8-3151-M. on State Highway 35. Shrewsbury: all place oil heat: two-car garage. Lot Living room with unusual fireplace, ferred. RE 0-1657-J. 20 Union st,, COMET 1800, one set Larsen sails. RE ;ypes of properties throughout Mon- 100x200. Immediate occupancy; $27,000, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, garage; cellar, screens and sash. Low sized garage. A real huy. Borus Agency, Hed Bant. at $15,800, Boyntnn A Rnyntnn. 8 Fair Haven. RE 6-4533. 6-2280-R. mouth county; farms, town and country 81 Bast Front it. RE 0-0700. COMFORTABLE Red Bank home, 1 \k hfitha. Attached gnragp. Asking house*, waterfront properties: business Urummond pi. RF. 6-08E8. RE 6-4180. FAIR HAVEN—Tree-lined street. Large COMFORTABLE — Nicely furnished UK-FOOT SAILBOAT—Good condition, THOMPSON AGENCY—Lot and plans one year old; located on' a corner $20,000. Allaire St Snn Agency, Inc. rooms. Suitable for one or two per •125. Call LO 6-0533-W. opportunities. Call or write your re- ready for six-room home. Attached RE H-.VUO, Open 1-Vidny rvcnlnif. LITTLE SILVER — New construction. landscaped plot. Older home In ex- quirements. Large and competent atafT lot; living room, with fireplace, two Quiet street. Large living room cellent condition. Four laric« bedrooms, aons. Conveniently located. Ligh 8-FOOT PLYWOOD Dinghy. Oars and garage. Very good Rumson location; FOUR-BEDROOM ranch home. Almost housekeeping if desired, RE 6-2983-M. anchor. ISO, AT 1-0901, to serve vou. 816.800. 81 East Front »t. RK 6-0700. bedrooms and bath, one bedroom on kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, dry cellar two modern bathi, lnricc living room, ATJEW DEVELOPMENT in Holrade new. Large living room with fire* hot air, oil; larga lot; $11,500. Boynton large dining rootn, full cellar, steam heat, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Nicely fur- THOMPSON AGENCY — Mlddletown. second floor; full c«!lar, oil heat. plnce, dlnlns room, modern kitchen, four gas-fired: two-car Karage : $15,.">O0. Borui nished large rooms. One single and township, Penelope Park. All lots New three-bedroom ranch house. At- & Bnyntnn, 8 Drummond pi, RE 6-0052 200x200 or larger I good, roads, lohools. One-car garage; $14,000. Walker hig bedroomi. 1 ',& baths Full bnse- HE 6-41 «0. ' Aacney. Kair Haven. RE 8.4332. one doublo Private, home, Bloek from BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tached garage Tile bnth, automatic heat, mnnti nttiirhfri ffnrntTf, . Aiklntr IBO.ftno. transportation.- AT 1-1640-R. Within 20 minutes commuting distance hardwood floors; $12,000, 81 East ft Walker, Realtors, East Sycamore S-VMi IN THBct..,..B Ul/DB- --. S Allaire A Son Agency, Inc. RE 6*3450 ful landscaped plot, maKnlncent, unob- LARGE FRONT, furnished room, Frl of Red Bank I 15 minutes of Matawan Front at. RE 8-0700. avt., Shrewsbury. RE 6-6212 or RB Open Friday evening. FRAME) BUNGALOW—Living room, LUNCHEONETTE at 211 Front at.. Red and ten. minutes of Haslet, Located In kitchen, three btdrooms and bath, structed view of bay anil ocean. Swiss vate family. On bus line. Business Bank. Must sell on account 4t 11 Pleasant Valley, A good place to make THOMPSON AGENCY—Itumson. Ranch 6-3862. Open seven, days. Chalet '.> ne. Two-bedroom home In lovel- couple. After 6 P. M, or Saturday, RE health. your home, RE 6-8243-J for appoint- house. Six rooms, bath, fireplace, oil VAN HORN REALTORS —Lovely automatic heat, screens, Venetian iest setting Imaginable, Large living H-280D-M.* ment heat, plaster walls; attached double ga, nine-room riverfront home. Slatt blinds and gaa range, all Included. room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, BAR AND GRILL, with property. Cor mein. rage; $22,500, 81 East Front st. RE 6 NICELY FURNISHED bedroom for bUL ncr. On rt. 36. Must set! on tc .MORE AVE.—Larg* lot, 11,500, LOVELY FAIR HAVEN home, situ. Near schools and transportation. All full ceilnr; two-car garage. Automatio iness gentleman References required. SY5A 0700, roof; oil heal; thre« tiled baths. hot water heat. Taxes 1200. Asking Tnqnlrn before 6 P. M., 62 Peters pi." count of illness. For Information, cali Call RE 8-4240-W. THOMPSON AGENCY—Ranch house. ated on U of an acre; two bed* Double attached , garage; $6,",000, , In excellent condition. Price $10,000, J16.OO0, Dorua Agency, Fair Haven, RE KE 7-2703-R. Six rooms, bath; plot 150x150, -Tile rooms, Uvlng room, kitchen, bath, : FURNISHED i ROOM—With kitchen-di' ON ROUTE 35, Eatontowwn, near the RUMSON ROAD LOTS — 1%-acre OfTers Invited, Ray Van Horn, Joseph L, Carlone, Reattor, A rS S-4332. nette; also small single room with o: bath, fircptace, oil heat, cellar; $19,600. expansion attic and full cellar; all Bridge avt,, corner Oakland, RE VICTOR TERWfLLIOER—Licensed brok- new Bendlx plant. Root beer and re lots In Little Silver. 175-foot 81 East Front st. RE 6-0700. Fair Haven, RB 6-4100." without kitchen privileges. Near bus freshment stand for sale For furthci hardwood floors and Venetian blinds, 0-1420. er. 830 Broadway. Long Branch. atores. 2.1 South st. RE o-UlH-W.* Information, eall RE 6-2351. frontage, 850 feet diep. Phom RE RIVER PLAZA—This six-room home hal Long Iiranch. Kour-bedroom home, J21.» had 85 years o[. loving care by the combination screens and storm sash. 000, one block from beach: three apart* vFURNISHED—Comfortable room. Ne» BEAUTY PARLOS—Good going busl 6-U4BIW. VAN HORN REALTORS—-Larg« ** bus line. Business, person or. couple, isms owner. Modern kitchen, sunporch, Completely Insulated. Bargain at meuts, Invcntmcnt, S20.O00: store and ness. Centrally located In Perth Am bath, downstairs lavatory, attic, hot air •wlmmlng pool. .Riverfront. Ten- SHREWSBURY BUNGALOW—Liv. twn apartments. $15,000: itimmer home, Tor Information, cull'RE 6-28 41-M. boy, Write, "Beauty Parlor," Box 511 $13,500. Watker ft Walker, Real- TWO 50-KOOT LOTS, opposite 166 Tin- all heat In dry cellar, electric water room colonial. Three modern hnths, Ing room, dining room, kitchen, near ocean S13.000: thrra bedrooms, TWO ROOMS—Furnished, Kitchen prlv Red Bank, ton ave., Eatontown. All utilities heater: garage: $16,000. John L. Mlnugh tors, Eait Sycamora ave, Shrewl- near school, 113,0001 three-apartment, leges. private bath, 34 Prosptc STATO) P51S RfiNT—Equipped fo" near bus and stores. Price both, $750 Agency. Rumson rd. Phone RU 1-0716.* bury. RK 6-5212 or RE 6-3862. oil hent, Outbuijdinsi: Thr«n nctei. two hedrooms snd bath, screened n^ir station, income $.180 per month, aye.. Atlantic Highlands. AT 1-1681-W, franki and soft drinks; also equip- RU 1-0416-M utter 6 P. M. RUMSON—Estate area gate house. Open seven days, Greenhouse; $.15,000. Ray Van Horn, porch; two-car garage. Lot nicely yft.500. Welt Long Branch. Stucco LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, with ment for smoking fish, Rent reason Seven rooms (four bedrooms), tiled Fair Haven. HE 8-4100.* landscaped. Price. $9,976. Joseph houie. three bedroomi, iilio apartment, able. Highway 36. Bclford. AT 1-1707. 119.SOO; Monmouth rd.. home, lot kitchen privileges. Married servla O. OKI SIX-ROOM HOUSE—Oll-tlred hot hath, attio and cellar, steam oil heat; L. Carlone, Realtor, 81 Bridge avi., men welcome. RE 6-2244-J. STORE FOR RENT—In heart of Key water heat. • On rt, <5, Middle- fi-acre plot; 816,000, Mlnugh Agency 80x150 tlS.OOO: two-family house, Mon- port business district. But stop. Good Phon. RU 1.0716.* EXCLUSIVE Little Silver homel eorner ot Oakland. RE ••1420. mouth rd.. 117,500: two bedrooms, com- FURNISHED ROOM for rent. town, with one-acre of ground: $8,- VAN HORN IlEALTORS—Land, pletely furnished, 111.500; two bedrooms, Waverly pi.. Red Bank." for any business. Long lease: reasonabl large living room, dining room, rent, Consult Ray Stillman, State High 000. See Bowman & Axelsen, Phone leaped acre, Lovely icvcn«room lot 160x060, beautiful. J25.O0O: three "ROOM—In " way 88.-Shrewsbury. RE 6-5111. LOCUST AREA—Modern bungalow, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathf bedrooms, reduced to J12.S0O. Elbernn. vate home. Call 82 Leonard St.* SB 2-0147. with large living room, fireplace, very larga expansion attic, complete- Georgian colonial. Three tiled baths, RED BANK—Comfortable homt< Summer home, near ocean, bargain, |12,- ROOM—For gentleman,. Private home, FOOD MARKET— Semi-self service. Mod oil heat; photographer'* room} Living room, dining room, kitchen, 000: corner lot, beautiful borne, Ava em equipment, large store with bee dining room, kitchen, Magic Chef llshed for past 20 yean, with three PAUL P, STRYKER, Realtor. Farms Bank neighborhood. River rights, roomi, S2S,000; four bedrooms, two RUMSON—Three, rooms, utilities, 170, rooms In rear. Very good location. Must 6-1420, and farm (states. State High' Attractive aeven-room colonial, Au- baths, river rights. J23.O00S four bed- Decetnbtr lit occupancy. Set Mr, sell due to death and illness in family, EIGHT LARGE LIGHT rooms, bath, ex NEAR THE LITTLE SILVER ichool: rooms, 1 li bathi, river rights, S21.0OO: Prvor, 65 River rd.. Rumson. Phona Essex 2-8844. way 14, Holmdel. Phone HO 9- tra lavatory, finest construction, ex Four spacious bedroom home, 1H tomatic hot water heat, fireplace, in* three bedrooms, river rights, f 15,0001 FIVE LAROB ROOM apartment. Resides GOOD NEW IDEAS—Patented, manu 1601. terlor finish, hand split shingles, Insu liathi. living room, dinette and xulation I double garage; $ 18,000. NEW, BEAUTIFUL raneh type home four bedroomi. near high ichool. $13.- tlal looatlon, Near school and trans- factured, lold. Royalty bails, LO 6 lated throughout, fully acreencd, new oil Ray Van Horn, Fair Haven, RE In lovely country setting. Larga 1)00; four bedrooms, near Oakland school, portatlon, Call AT 1-0825-R after ' RUMSON—61. Lennox ave. Nsw mode, burning hot water furnace, all copper kitchen; ell burner; one-car garage, 111,800; duplex, near Oakland ichool, fi-4100.' living room, dining room, cheerful 113,000: three bedrooms, near Oakland T. M. • ROAD STAND—4%-room bungalow, Oil Cape Cod home, 4U rooms, flnplace, and brass plumbing, full light cellar; All this altuated on ',-, acre plot, tile bath, expansion attic: attached ga- beautifully landscaped grounds, .with kitchen, three bedroomi and two •ehool. remodeled, $13,000. Shrewsbury, THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, heat: picnic pavilion: garage; 2!i near bus and market center: $16,. Colonial home, 2'i acres. 122,5001 acres) 229-foot road frontage on high- rage, Open for Intpection 2-5 Saturday many large trees; double lot 1017x200 tile baths, Automatic heat; two-car Modern kitchen,. Near transportation and Sunday or by appointment, V, J. feet, entirely aurrnunded by rustlo cedar 600. Call Walker ft Walker, Real, VAN JIORN REALTORS— Almost ranch home, new, lot ISOxiSO, $20,000) and shopping. Business couple preferred, way, Phone FR 8-0200-M-l after 6 fence; also privet hedge, on one side, tors, East Sycamore ave., Shrews- garage, attached, Situated on 1 ti lot IOOXI.IO, two bedrooms, $10.80O1 Call AT 1-0588, McEvoy, 132 Ocean ava,, Monmouth new four-bedroom colonial, Twu* Beach. MO 1.0670-M. alTordlng complete privacy; one-car ga- bury, RE 6.5212 or RE 6-386J, acres of land. Asking $26,000. Joi- fnr rnlnreH corner lot, R0xl20. two bed- WANTED—Equal partner in mechanic* modern baths. Excellent closets, mnmi, $7,000. River Plaxa. Three bed- FIVE ROOMS and bath. All utllltlei rage, with extra hobby shop and stor- eph L, Carlone, Realtor, 86 Bridge furnished. RE 6-3880. and electronic! business with 120,000, age room. A gentleman's home in every Open liven days, fireplace, baiomcnt, automatic wash- rooms, expamlnn attic, SH.OOOt two bed- Must be able to work part or full time, MONMOUTH BEACH—Mew modern ave., corner Oakland. RE 6-1430, roomi, lake rlghti. $lt,50O. Wanamina. TWO-ROOH and kitchenette, furnished respect, which must be teen to be ap, er, oil hent! brecicway; gnrngr t apartment, on Rumson estate) $60 pe All replys held In strictest confidence. three-bedroom homel, with at- predated. Appraised and priced right, On Deal lake, threo bedrooms, eorner month. RU 1.0651. Write, "Partner," Box ill, Red Bank.* tached garage. Fully Insulated, Near Owner on premises, Invites your inspee, EATONTOWN—Flna home about IS $16,600, Ray Van Horn, Kalr Haven. lot, 115,000: overlooking lake, bungmr FURNISHED—Three rooms, kitchenette, lion. RE 6-0788J RB 6-4100,' low five bedroomi, $11,500; lake rights, seh 'I and transportation: 110,600, Sim years old I shrubbery has had lime SUN RANCH HOME—Owner muit three bedrooms, $12,300: 100-foot front- bath. Private home. Call after i $12,000 and 114,000, Call J, W, VETERANS NEW HOMES—Living room, to grow and Is lovely^ two bed. •ell, Lsrge a, I, mortiaitt age, 86 deep, twn bedrooms, $12,0001 P. M,. AT 1-2201. WANTED fireplace, two bedrooms, tiled bath- Ross, MO 1-3143. ' available. Monthly payment of •ummer home, bungalow, three bedrooms, room, automatic heat, expansion attlet rooms, bath, living room, kitchen VAN HORN REALTORS—Eleven «11,000. Oceanport. Lot 100x378, threa UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, Private, 176.10, Including taxes and Imur- Four rooms with aunpa'rlor, Heat, hot HIGHEST PRICES for your chlnaware, $1,500: 164 monthly) 110.600. Schanck and dinette; also one-car garagi. acres. Overlooking n beautiful bedrooms, knotty pine atudy with fire- Agencyglticy,. a8 Linden pi, HE 6.0387. anco, Uvlng room with modirn place, $1.1,000; new home-, cost to build, voter, electric kitchen, tiled bath. Con- glassware, antiques, fine linens, furnl PROPERTIES OF ALL KINDS for Large corner lotl 112,500, Walker trout itream. Modern three-bedroom venient location, lovely grounds, Cal ture, lamps, statues, silverware brlo-a^ GAPAPE COuuUu numcj— umng room ix-u, flreplaci, dinette, tiled bathroom,, $14,300, going for $14,500; Knob Mill, sale. Listings wantld, Insurance ft Walkir. Realtors, Eait Sycamore ranch house. Oil heat} double an- made of permaitone, lot &0.t2<0. $19.- LO 6.26.12.J, brao, paintings. Jewelry. Call me for one modern kttohen, two bedroomi, tiled expansion attlo 1 attached garage. or many, RE 6.8238. alt kinds, Mortgage loam, Apply bath, forced warm air heat, oil burner I avi,, Shrewsbury. RE 6-5213 or RB mice. Asking $16,000, Ray Van 000: hungnlnw. three bedrooms near race THREE ROOMS — Furnished, Living 113,500, Monthly carrying charges 173, 6-8162. Open liven dayi, Range, refrigerator, Bendlx Included. track, $13,300 Gatontown. rour bed- room, bedroom, kitchen and bath, Pri- 'IANOS—HIGHEST prices uald. H, R. V, It, H, Stout, 77-79 Broad It., Horn, Fatr Haven, RE 6.4100." Ttnser, 100 Main it., Lalcswood. Phone Bihanck Agency, « Linden pi. BE H-03»7, For details, call Lawlty Agency. rnoma, lot 83x123, furniahed or timur- vate entrance, AH utilities Included, Suit* LA *-21?0. Rid Bank. Phone RB 1-2141. nlahid, $10.000 or 120.ooi); four nerei, nbli> for couple, 1 IT Pearl it., Rei COLONIAL HOME~— LIUU silver, LW- RB ••0410, five bedrooms, greenhoiue. $23«PO0I AOTI—fl to $185 cish for liwlng ma- Ing room, firiplace, four bedroomi, Hank, _ „______FARM—Houn completily modirnliid HATONTOYYN—Excellent opportun- VAN HORN REALTORS—Ntwly rountry property, two-year.old buna»* chines: also typewriters, adders, Dial, three baths, automatic heat I large plot, tow, $R,nno: country property, two apart- sliTAWfl 4"S"B£)(TM4 — Furnished an. Eliotrlo kitchen, pins piniltd dining well ihrubbedi two-oar garage I 192,000, ity to take over an exlitlng O, I, decorated riverfront, lU-ronm HUHSON KSTATK AREA—New ranch unfurnished. All modern Improve, 1 roomi 18 w •"/•', f'Ult, berrlei. ohlckins menti, $0,000, Little Sllvir. Two bed* $3Oo!', "a"'^" J-80J7 , Revirse "ha'r'gei" Schangk Agincy, 3 Linden pi, RE I' mortgage Almost nsw bom* with home, Automatic htM fireplace, home for a large family, Five double rnnmi, lot SflxlO4, hrccteway and sarlie, ments, In duo residential section, I day or avenlng. capacity 1,000. Six mllii from Red 0391 ( Third nve., Atlantic Highlandi, AT 1 Bank I SOO-foot frontage, on pavid high- uai f, full dry cellar) three bedrooms, liv- two porches, attached KM mite; awn- bedrooms twn tlttd bathrooms, pine $>o,0O0i three bedroomi, near lehoo), OLD FURNITURE, ^antiques. .,...„ COLONIAL," LITTLE BTEVEH—UvTng paneled study, 80x80.foot living room $11,000; twn bedcooms, nair school, two way, Muit bi elan to bs appnilated room, Hnplaoi, dining room, four bed- ing room, bath, kltchtn, storage at- Ings, Small boat, $16,000, Ray FOUR.ROOMEXCLUSIVE furnllhlc glasswan, art objiots anil brlo-a-brac, Price $17,800. Ml 8-O.iH.R. with fireplace, Huge basement, Two- years old. $15,6no'i three bsilronms, Flor- Ipmidlati oaih for anything and •»iry» roomii two tiathi, automatic heal, dry tic. All this on a large lot. Asking Van Horn, Fair Haven. HE 8.4100,• car garage. Excellent construction. ida style, lot 100x300, $1.1,000, Must atmrtment, Tile bath I all Utilities, On thine. Huiell'i 91 Bait Front it,, phom LOT ON WILLOW DR., nut to No. 117 basement i 120,000. Schsnck Agency, II $12,600, For particulars contact Screens Included i 1 % acres ol century •ell In two weeks. A buy I Monmouth nroad at, For couple i |Uo monthly, Linden p| Rt! LOW. Call JIB 8.81117,* RB 6-161)8 Walkir * Walkir, Realtors, East nld shade treei. Reduced to 138,900, Reach, New home, thre* bidroomi, ga- ANTIQUEB — Best prices paid I ohlna LITTLE SILVER—Two.itory, attmc- Sycamore ave,, Shrewsbury, MS I- VAN HORN RKAI/t'OKS— River. • Lawlcy AiteniV. RK 6.0410. rage, 110,900: new home, three b«d- UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Thru glaiswsrs, piocurei, siatuai, iswslry, tlvi modirn home, Exoellint reililtn. .... stucco horns li roomi, garnaf, $11,5001 four bfd.ronm rooms and bath, suitable for R eoupie. lamps, did revolvers, silver, lint futnl. il section, iltuatid oo beautifully 6911 or RB 1-1811, Opin iivm front eottdxt, Six roomi, Excel* good condition, Dhada trees, Maiilvi completely furnished, summer home, $1,- All utilities, Included I 100 monthly, tun, Monmouth county books, mapi, days, lent view, New oil heatlnif plant. flrenlnoa, enclosed poreh. central hall, 0001 summer home, flve bedrooms, tiom> Nicosia Agency, 41 Knit Front it, HI Tb.rta.yiir.oldnoun,41* ndsnapid plot of 4/1 of an acre, Roi. Oilmtn, H Bprnt'it. hfl 6.QI4I.M, roomi i two bidroomi, iipantion attlo, inee rontalni (our bidrnomi, thru Pint panetlntr, Deep water, bulk* modern kitchen, three btdrooms, dry pletcly furnished. $13,000 t iiimmrr home, 6*2B** oil burner, hot al1 loriini, storm win* E basemrnti two-car garage, Asking 111,* Ihrra hedrnnmi, completily furnlltlid, TO BUY—- u.^, coins, calipers, ill, lontnlitt baths, living room, dining MIDDLETUWN—Hill top cjilonlaP on hem!I iiaraitei 113,1.00, liny Van $10,000, Weil Deal, Beautiful land* THRKEIROUM APARTMENT—All lltlll Write, "L"•, O" , CM" "" "BOXdown venitlan' b,«,iuaI- . •«,»* ' »a *MTIAIUi ai . . a *U* room, kitchen and seriinid-ln porch and 500, Ljwley Agency. HE !i04H) lwo-aor« Plot I iipoiad hand-hewn oak Horn, Fair Haven, RK 6*4tOO,* leaped, two bedronmi, $ft,R00i near hlll|« ties, For couple only, 115, LO < Prloa 10,8001 11,000 aiiumi O, I, mort- attaehid two-oar garai-o, Large cellar heami In living room, with ispond brick r'OUflrTSEDIlfJOMlf—Moilern fiom. way ,13. two hedrnnmi. 110,1100. 0440 aftef 6, JTBOARD MOTOR—Old. from M to gave. (.(, 1th, it,, Bilrord. AT 1- contains comnlile dark room and oil* and nak.beamsd partition I flreplasi, din-, Red Dank, Living room with flrcplace. TTRBTRt RMoiitJtD anartmen. lit h.n, Prle« tin, llu l.H7?.tl.. Arid circulating hiat, On inn grounds Ing room, modirn kitchen I ileetrlo stove Pull baaement! one.car garagr. Assume «nt«" •' Bed Bank, • hire li a loijlhouie and a itnrag« or VAN 1IOIIN RKAt.TOltH—4% mnrl- large fl, I, mortgage. Immediate occu- Hull IIr —-.J—For *l*«n nir nurmnei. Oiiv SIX ACRES—Dinutlful, otttlon for «oun. workihop building with comrnt floor and and dlshwaihcrl otntar hall, pexied.oak try home, lour mlWi to Itid Bank loored lunrnomi three bidroomi, dresi, tfniio, Slx*rnom Cnpo Cod, Fir*. pancy, Asking "illy 114,000, Lawley MTTt,K 8ILVKR—Three-bedroom _ adult, two ohllclron, Also elderly electric ll«hti, Priced at 11111,000, WIN Ant-tiny. HB 6-0410 ... Many, unfurnished, i heat an. woman to oiiro far ehlldmi In their Call Ml n.Onnl.W.I, Mam H, lllntilmann (r'lrm), llcalton, nrf room, I U tiled balhi, hot watir till p\no», Lumcmtnl. hot water nil heat* tliautlful pint. Hot water oil hiat. .... hot water, On Bjjinwgf II, just out 1 •all two-car larata and chlokin hniuil . .. large fl bathi attached garage unit brsesewayi own home. »t Beiford, for working *" '>0>>0 S Metal itnrm window*i $13,Soft, r'nth Prlei' IILIOO. VV.art.Nemoth kttMfi •Ida tUd Bank, RE 6.J1J7 or RB J — !•»• . nti «' s P, M, SI* rooms and bath* thru opining onto naiaiil loreinid north I Lawley Atti type; home. Hill residential neighbor" all uj lit es i reasonable, 00 Sunlit av,, combination laundry and nonatlon dining room, dillghlful kitchen i Oham- RANCInuwfrsVnffly»-ri'rirl HO i n-i— hood, KlripliMilot TSatao. rrloidf;j Red Bank, HB (Htll.W.* . FIOUIIII "* _ bidroomii ranih typil attaehid ga- room, tfirri bidrqpms, \\i baihi anil MATAWAN—Attrnctive C«pt Corl TIIUEE'HOUH fiirniined apartmint hen gal range, iliclrlo dlihwaihir t an nANCIl JIOME--U»II).foot living [Ml sile, WearLNimrth Agency, lit rage, Prln 114,000, Vitiram 18,- oni.iar arag downittln bidraom and bath I thru homr, Uxoellenb neighborhood, room wllh flriplace, two bidroonji, West Front it, Corner Mai nil avi, Phoni iiml.nrlv«ti bath, CUdir, rriihol wlnijowi, full ininlatlonn.. oll,nr«do|l,flred_ hahot Extra bedroom or (lining room, Ilia bath- rd,. Colt'i Mink. ' 000 down piyminl, Civilian tirmi, bedroomi, two tlliil batha unitalrn ex. BlfRm oil heal, ifry basement I three IIR 6JJ40' ^lB Dlrattlonll llorouih of Hhriwibur/i wntir hf» , all toppir ,pl mblnir_,, p.,f., ..t. itlirnt photsgraphlo dirk roomi into, room, full banmint, Attached larajfs, ir — Highway profJirty 1'IVB BOOMS and bathi Itllm oil hilt ransje, dlihwaihir, aitchin rxhauit fan mutlo hut) two-inr »«r«i». Ovir half •paolou* btdruomii ftrtplnoa KirafF. Niar but and itallonl 111,100, Uwfiy 100icl40t ihrMbidronhrMbidronm KmlKml.bun«il»«r. : vinitlan bllndii all Imnroveminti Broad il, to Syiamsn avi,, turn at and hr#«r/aii bar. L ' li.ioo"«liau«tfB. Wiln Agency, , Rg «.oilo. •era beautifully landiiapid pfnli til,- - loreinul poruh, Aeklny 110,000, Hay CHAPKL HILt, 8KCTIUN—nimodllld with iiarige. Price Itt.OOOOOO , VV.atli tarami r ' traflti light) put ehurth, iltn at ham II, illnlilmantilmini n (r'lrm]"'"Ri»l1orirm) llnlioi, 000, John Mlnmh Aunty, Phom RU V.mftR Aienfr, I oil Wilt V'rnni st, Cor- Ilookiiijo^ _.„„..— Van Horn, Fair Ilnven, HB B.,100,* ilOO*>«ar'ol6p>i'l», Twi . OlfTrMrni , thru bedrooms. Iwu ille hiithi, lant war (.'ain Cod noting!, l,smo living NaALliW^KVnMirirFiViT^mi, Kingdom terrain, Four heilrnomi, t-1 lea .'at Information."•' 1— ..., fainilv ,lunlf, fltaohid garage, Oil buriiln bidroomi and Illid hallinj liioliidra iiorrh •fr'eni. storm *lnjar tartifa.' Aikltig #0.000. Uw. mini, tootud" In town, Prly" Urn, II. Hlntilmann (Firm), ttialion, bfilroumi, living mum, dining loom. kltohin. tliaionabli rtm. Al l.llin. HU 1,0100, , Jolonlal farmhnuii on osriiar Iniu» kitchen, liuih, and two iuii|ioriih«i, PAln ITAvitN—n?iriomr"WHT"rT. IIR mumi anu mm, torn plat nitillni lonildinbli nnoyallnm Wurkh ihathan inimill garageiMmiir,, annn lnrice> lot, pamlan aitli, Kltsiilsoi. liparati din- him", fwo-jir iirairi, «4 IIVIII roomi, Tiilh. list watir «oi hiati (Iwnir mmovlnii in Wnahlnjilunmum, r'or In- Ins room, nil bithfoom, full baiiminli l l jam i j'J^Qj'nt li • IJ6u.lt wrrs. A 'k ' "• f<" rnlormatl (tln(iirmatl.a iihiim KM H-lAB slilchij faraii, Oonvsniifit In buifi, B*I«U Mf Hsyil t i', M, Is 7 P, M, !KlIIW, Alhlni U4,(0U, Li.lif Anniri Ma iiOTsli' uitif *tt luniiri M.ioo, OoattawMl M NM« 1 Ten itED BANK'REGISTER, MAY.l,1982 PUBLIC HEARINQ REAL • ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Planning Bo.rd, Shrew.bury, ,S, J. Notice Is hereby given that the Flan* Students Day Local Teacher EATONTOWN—Modsrn three-Jedreom BIVEB FRONT COLONIAL HOME—On ng Board of the Borough of Shrews- 'ONLY 12.600 DOWN and approximately about tf-aere. Beautiful trees and HELP WANTED ranch house. Corner plot. Full cel- bury, N. J,, will hold a public hearing tit a month purchases tali attrac- shrubs. Porch with columns: center V\4*JA 41 eftf TTIII IIVIU eg> yusiiiv eeye»u---_- tively decorated six-room ranch home. lar, automatic heat, aluminum eombin- hall, living room with picture windows on the proposed subdivision of lands«pf Is Patron for Flowering perennials. Plenty ofspace atlon storm sash and screens! A-l con- overlooking river; dining room, ultra Ethel Rodger and Sydney Kodama, Sun- Program Held lor outdoor living and gardening. Hurry! dition, tfwr Khpols •»*»»•»...P""" modern kitchen, three bedrooms, bsth. y bank, Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, FEMALE Till will be mapped up. Roliton Water- ransferred: 114.600. T. W. MeGinaess, hot water heat, oil-fired; attached ga- n accordance with plat dated' March RUMSON—A well attended etu- burr. Realtor and Iniuror, 16 Welt Front rage. Quiet residential neighborhood; 27, 1952. The public hearing will be denU day prof/ram wae held Tues- U.N. Art Show t ftE 6-3600,* VAtealtorM NES. EA8 ,AftEMcy-Llncroh 8-0740.' , Ranch held at the School House on Broad Permanent Monmouth Co. Resident $80,000; low taxes, Ray Stlllraan, Hlgh- day at the high school, with the lbbk WELL-BUILT bungalow. Quiet type, si* month! old: 1% acres. Seven way 85. Shrewsbury. RE 6-6111. Street, Shrewsbury, New Jersey, at 8:00 street, near srade ichool and shopping roomi. Living room, dining room, three BED CAPE COD COTTAGE—In pic- P. M, (daylight saving ttme) on Thurs. entire student body taking over for Miss Esther Bower Wanted for Clerical Work. center. Five rooms, open porch, new ledrooms, kitchen, tile bath, oil heat, day. May 8, 1052, ai provided and re- lot water, city wtter, electric- range; turesque wooded setting. Five rooms, quired under Section 2-D of the Board's the day tn classrooms, offices, et roof, new furnace. Complete with two tile baths, full cellar, oil heat: cetera. Members of the Parent- Attends Exhibit, Tea Apply In person 9 A. M. to Noon screens and (torn) lain. Needl decora- woicar garage: utility room! ex\ra lav- breeteway, attached garage. Choice sec- ~ ind Subdivision Regulations. tion. All for $9,000, Excellent value. atory; taxes *170. RB 6-J070. evenlnjs tion. Few minutes from Red Bank sta- FHICIP H. MEYER, Chairman, Teacher association, and residents SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. ' Vacant, Can he Men at "any time. Bol* RE «-«787 tion; $22,500, Bay Stlllman. RE 6- Planning Board, of the. community were among; the For Mrs. Trygve lie •ton Waterburr, Realtor and Iniuror, 16 VAK "NESS AflBMCg-Uttl. Mrer. Bill. ' Borough of Shrewsbury, N, J. Wnt Front it. RE 6-8600.* M-acre. Six roomi. Living room, din- Datedt'May 1, 1952. $2.64 guests. , Miss Esther Welghtman Bower of 3& WHITE ST. RED BANK, N. J. 2S0-FOOT OCEAN j'jtONTAGE—Almost Following the open-house pro- Ing room! three bedroomi, kitchen, tile NOTICE West Front st,, is one of the pa- SPARKLING WHITE farmhouse. lath, oil heat, hot water; two.car ga- two acres of land In all. Ideal ipot gram In the morning, pupils served rage; full cellar with playroom, laundry for development: excellent bathing CERTIFICATE OP REDUCTION rons for the first exhibition of in- Nine aeres of land. Convenient and ihower room, oak floors, plastered beach; $11,000. Ray Stlllman. Phone luncheon in the school cafeteria, ernational children's portrait s, location; SU bedrooms, tile bath, walll, fully Iniuiated, itorra windows and CAPITAL STOCK AND CAPITAL This was followed by a general painted by Margaret yard Tyler, tile kitchen, fireplace, hardwood icreeni; three yean old. BE 6-2070, $8.6o6i 6BUYBUVS DESIRABLE iproperty right discussion meeting on school work i RE <-878j in the center of rural village, short SIQMUND EISNER COMPANT which opened Tuesday of last week floors throughout, House la excel- F and problems. POTTED ROSES "~ fair Haven Bun- distance to .transportation, few minutes Fursu.nt to Sections l'4t8-8 and at Grand Central Art galleries, New lent condition; 116,000. Arrange to galow. Five rooms. Dining room, liy- to Red Bank station; lot 105x150, ma- .1:11.6 of The General Corporation Lew Reports of the activity were giv- York city. The paintings are of FOR eee It this Saturday afternoon. Bol- Ins room, two bedrooms, kitchen, bath! ture shade trees and ahrubi surround ot the State of New Jerssv, SIGMUND en at a meeting of the P.T.A. ex- children studying at the United Na- ston Waterbury, Realtor and Insur- garage; oil heat, full cellar; low taxes. houie; garden ipace on rear portion; EISNER COMPANY, *' corporation of ecutive board Tuesday. Mrs. Gus- older type leven-room home, bath, hot the State ot New Jersey, br its.presi- tions International school at Ja- er, It West Front st, RB e-8600.* IE «.2ot water: two-car garage, attached. RE same type of programs -will be car garage. Attractively planted ground!. 6-2070, eveningrenlngs BE 6-87B76-3787. Full cellar, automatic heat. Outbuild- New Jersey, and that the agent therein ing at the Exhibition, and at the Excellent value; (25,000, Roliton Water- Ingi Include two large chicken housei, and In charge thereof and upon whom offered next year. bury. Realtor and Iniuror, 16 Weit COLT'S NEOK—Real: country, setting. tea which followed in honor of Mrs. Eambling brook. Three-bedroom cot- garage: neighborhood; 15-minute drive process against the corporation may be D & D COMPANY Front It. RE 6-3600.* ' through delightful countryside to sta- served Is MONROE EISNER., , At the P.T.A. nesting Tuesday Trygve Lie. The children, whose age on 11 acres; screened porch! patio; tion; $16,500, Ray Stlllman. Highway night, there will be en exhibit of wo-car attached gsrage; oil heat! SK.- SECOND: That ths corporation has portraits were painted in pastels ROSE SPECIALISTS BOOWOOD AND OAK TREES. Well'' 35, Shrewsbury. Phona RE 6-5111. purchased for cancellation and redemp- pupils' work in the various class- 100. 'Grosslnger * Keller, Broad and so. c tion for cash and on April 14th, 1952, by the artist, attended the opening MennieuHi Rd. Phone Eat. 3-0046 Eatontown, N. J. landscaped half-acre. Ranch home. Mechanic et.s.. RREE 6-81006210. . RE «-1682. RIVEB FKONT—50-nd SO shares national school at Jamaica as a us today to see this propery; |1».- garage; $12,800. Oroislnger.* Heller, of Class B common stock out ot a total Red Bank itatlon. Priced to cell, due to guest of the director; Mary Jane J00. Firm. Boliton Waterbury, Real- Iroad and Mechanic ati. BS 6-2100, tramfer of preicnt owner. See Ray Stlll- of 40 previously issued and outstanding Visit Cathedral IE t-1682; shares of Class B common stock, .and Held.' She attended classes where tor and Iniuror, 16 West Front st. man, Highway 85, south of Bed Bank. RUM86N—Almost new ranch house. Five Phone RE 6-5111. . has' thereby reduced Its authorised, is- the children were taught to speak BE B-8600.* large rooms. Fireplace; open porch; sued and outstanding common capital' And Art Museum TWO HOUSES—All improvements. One English, and after they have mas- stairway to attic; well landscaped plot; stock to 21,666% shares of Class A com- Sixth grade pupils of the Me- $15,000. Grosslnger * H'"". J?!™,* I-room, one 8-room; $8,000 for both mon stock having no voting powers'and tered the language, they are taugh don't MdftTGACE MoNEl? available. Prop"- for quick sale. Louis Lcvlne, 617 Pat- chanic Street school, under the su- and Mechanic sts. RE (-2100, BE 6- 20 shares of Class B common stock. . French. A teacher from England erty must be well located. Roliton 682, ton ave., Long Branch. LO 6-0440. pervision of their teacher, Mrs. Ed- Waterbury, Realtor and Insuror, 16 THIRD: That the capital of the cor- and an art teacher from France, BUILDING LOTS—In . Long Branch. poration has . been correspondingly re- gar C. Cook, and the art supervis- West Front st, RB 6-38006-3800..* NEAR SHREWSBURY RIVER—Excellent Good location, with river rights, are among the faculty 'members. wait! NEAR RRE D BANK—Siix rooms and hath. home {or large family, in nice resi- duced from 183,978.83 to ««2,186.87.. or, Miss. Abble V. Strickland, took 75x150, very reasonable. Louis Levlne, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said SIG- Hot water heat, full cellar: one-car dential neighborhood. Six larz* rooms, 517. Patton ave., Long Branch. LO 6- an educational trip to New York When she visited the school the garage; low taxes: comfortable home; pin* paneled den. bath, powder loom. MUND EISNER COMPANY has caused Corner lot with many;nne shrubs; two- 0440. this certificate to be signed by Its pres- last Thursday by Boro bus. children were preparing a program J10.500. Schwartt-Macklln, 8 White TWO SINGLE HOUSES—To on* buyer STORE car garage. All redecorated on Inter- ident and assistant-secretary, and Its The first point of interest was for the exhibition, choosing loaves or; ell heat, combination screens and only. Low price, $6,500 for both. corporate seal to be hereunto affixed this of bread from various countries as fitfNWKAtfONTOWK—Four roomi and tile storm sash. One block bus .line and For further Information, - call BE 6- 14th day of April, 19E2. St. Patrick's cathedral. The Gothic bath, Hot air oil heat, full cellar. 0660-M.- symbolic of an effort to unite the schools. Asking J20.60O. Joseph G. Me MONROE EISNER, architecture and .the stained glass YOUR Near bui and school. Houie In excellent Cue Agency. RU • "•"" RUMSON—Excellent residential section. world through food and agriculture. condition; 810,(00. Schwartt-Maeklln, Cue A«encr. RU 1.0444. < On bus line; bungalow containing liv- President, * windows have served for topics of 8 White st. RE 6-8121.' LITTL...__E skVBR-TrulTyy a househouse, of ROBERT EISNER, conversation each day since the At the art exhibition, the children Southern charm. Seven looms, .three ing room 24'xll' 6", sunporch, two bed- SHREWSBURY—Four large rooms and rooms, bath, kitchen; one-ear detached Assistant Secretary, return home. read the United Nations charter, tile bath, dry cellar, hot water, oil —moder- n bathe, fireplace, screened porch, jrevje; taxis unit" *M. O("ited at SEAL and then gave their own versions. »»- fc»W'<»****a*>»VVv»*VNeaj5a *—• Attrit: The pupils were then taken to heat: attached garage. Large WeiTMna'-»•»; Wfc William II. Hintelimvio Flt-m. The program also Included greet- Furs &. Winter Garments Now! scaped lot! $11,500. Schwarts-Macklln, ununde< r an acre of rolling groun__. realtors. Phone RU 1-OJ00. Robert Eisner, the Metropolitan Museum.of Art. house. Fully equipped dark room Assistant Secretary, ings from the various children 8 White st. RE 6.8121.' RUM SON—Desirable building lite. Quiet The exhibits enjoyed most were cellent location. Price 882,000, Joseph spoken in English, Hindu, Polish, at Lowest Storage Costs EATONTOWN—Six rooms and bath, McOne Agency. RU 1-0444 neighborhood. Flat 125x460 feet, STATE OF NEW JERSEY those on the' Egyptians, Romans, brick fireplace, full cellar, hot water utilitiei available. Offered at J2.B00. Portuguese, Spanish and French. oil heat, large enclosed porch; acre of >IEW CUSTOM BUILT Cape God. Living William H, Hlntelmann Firm, realtors. Greeks and Middle Ages. A room ground! one-car garage. One block from loom, dining room.' modem. kitchen, COUNTY OP MONMOUTH m •• mill FREE ON ALL STORAGE wmmmum two bedrooms. tile bath, fireplace, utility Phone RU 1-0600. . BB IT REMEMBERED, that on the devoted to the inventions of Leon- school and bus; 113,500. Schwartz- LARGE HOME AND greenhouse b\isi- 14th day of April, A. D. 1052, before ardo daVlncl proved very exciting Mackllnlln. 8I WhitWhei st. RE 6-8121. room; plot 75x146. Good .residential colony. Decorated according' to pur- ncsi. Five bedrooms and hath. Large me, the subscriber, a Notary Public, per- to the group, as each model was Tavern Owners * All Missing Rings Replaced Where Necessary • FAIR HAVEN—Four rooms and bath, chaser's eholce. Only $14,600. Joseph living room with fireplace, dining room, sonally appeared ROBERT EISNER, as- near lake. Steam heat, oil-fired: O. MeCue Agency. RU 1-0444. kitchen, hot water heat; two-car ga- sistant secretary of SIGMUND EISNER movable. * All .Loops, Buttons, Hooks Resewn aoreeni and storm sash: 19,000. Schwartx- rage ; large office: two large greenhouses. COMPANY, the corporation, named in A pass Was secured for a visit to Haeklln, 8 White st. BE 6-8121. NARY A HEADACHE with this farm, Long established business. Fine location. and which executed the foregoing, cer- To Hear Keenan Where Necessary . UTTLB SILVER—Three bedrooms, 1. 'cause It's not too large and not too Asking price only 925.000. Chaffin tificate, who, being by me duly sworn, the American wing, where early small, Jest right. Leetle rait* over 10 American furnishings such as fur- Ing room, large.kitchen, tile bath, full acres and whether you want to raise Agency. EA 3-1153 or 0472-W. according to law, does depose and say ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—John * Shock Freezing to Destroy All Moth Larva* cellar, steam heat, oil-fired; porch; o chickens, ducks, turkeys, sheep, goats, HOME Foil MODEST LIVING—Ex.._ and make proof to my satisfaction that niture, rugs and silver were dis- B. Keenan, director of public safe- ear gajage, on large lot, Asking (1.. asparagus, s berries. It's still Jest right— nice. Four bedrooms and two laths, he Is the assistant secretary of said cor- played. * High Speed Blowing Process 500. Schwarti-Macklln, 8 Whit* St. large Hvlnsr room, dining room, large poration; that the seal affixed to fore- ty of Newark, will be toastmaster / • RE «-«12J, __: or shucks! maybe you'll lest have a going certificate Is th* corporat* seal of Mrs. William Hill and Mrs. Har- pony and pups and let the >'kids, raise kitchen with sag range, gttnperch, large at the annual dinner of the Bay Any coat can be withdrawn from storage for your special MIDDLBTOWN—Seven rooms and bath, back porch, full cellar, hot water oil' said corporation, ths seal - being well old Verwohlt, parents of two of the th* dlekens Wonderful babbling trout known to him; that It was affixed by Shore Tavern association Wednes- occasion and returned at no extra cost between April spacious beamed living room, unique 'rook circles the farm and that makes heat; two-car garage, one acre, land- pupils, also accompanied the class. fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting, large it fin* for paddlln' or flshln' and an •caped ground with treei, shruba and order of stid corporation, that MONROE day, May 7, at the Casino on Ocean 1 and September 15th. dining room, modern kitchen, automatic ol' twimmln hole. Taxes next to nuthin. floweri: $21,000. Chaffin Agency, EA EISNER is th* president ef >aid corpor- Making the trip were Barbara Au- blvd. here. heat; two-car garage. Must be seen to 3-1158 or S-0472-W. ation; that he saw said MONROE EIS- mack, Janet Bolten, Lucy Daniel, Askln',. 318.000. Joseph G. McCue NER as such president sign such cer- Alex Johnson of Keyport, chair- FREE PICKUP be eppreclated. Asking } 18,600. 44 •CTRA DIVIDENDS and room to Lucy Fordham, Patricia Hanson, Schwartx-Macklln, 8 White st, BE 6 ' •'"ft. R»P? 10444A-" -. tificate and affix said seal and deliver man of the dinner committee, an- 0HXBHT breathe, Corner property. Five bed said certificate, and heard him declare Mary Ellen Hefferon, Carolyn Hill, 8121. ' ' HABMl—1< that's what you are seek- roomt and bath. Hvlnsr room with fire- nounced this week that the list of ing, her* It. is in this less., than a that he signed, sealed and delivered Nancy Hurd, Jane Matsinger, Mary .RED HANK—Seven roomi (4 bedrooms*! yaar-oid, Ramion area home Frame place, dining room, laundry; five acres, said certificate as the voluntary act and invited guests Includes Rep. James 80-foot living room large dining room. construction.' Center hall, living room, ISO ' fruit trees, grapevines, raspberry deed of said corporation by Jts order Vatlatl, Elizabeth VanPelt, Helen C. Auchtncloss, State Sen. Richard Beautiful modern kitchen anndd dinettedintte, bushel, flowers and shruba; two chtoken and by authority of Its board of direc- Verwohlt, Mary Orndorff, Judy. Me- hot air heat, oil-fired. Goood buy at dining room, kitchen, den and powder houses, 120 feet long. 1,700 chicken« R. St'out, Assemblymen. Elvin R.- room. Second - floor, three bedrooms, tors and by the vote, either by person or Laughin, Barbara May, William $18,500. Schwsrti-Macklln, 8 WhiWhitt e si on* bath and plumbing for second one. and ducks. Large barn and other build- by proxy, duly constituted and there- Simmlll and Alfred N. Beadleston RE 6-8121. Full cellar; two-car attached',garage; ings. Asking $32,500. Chaffin Agency, unto duly authorized, of mor* than two- Boland, Kobert Cadman, Robert and the mayors of Atlantic High- FAIR HAVEN — New tbree-bedroom EA 8-1158 or S-0472-W. gas forced warm air. Atkins: $27,500. thirds In Interest ot each class of Its Hebeler, Hal Labrecque, Stuart lands, Red Bank, Fair Haven, Rum- ranch'bom*. Living room, dining room, 'oaepheph' OC. MaCuMaCu«_Agen* Agencyc . RU 1-0444. INSPECT THIS excellent buy. A home stockholders having voting'powers, and liOwenberg, Ando Merendl, Larry large kitchen, and tile batb, automatic approved by more than two-thirds in son, Highlands, Keansburg, Key- RANCHNCH; HOUSE—Built bby: a builder for you will love. First floor, large liv- Schwartz, Frank Spittle, Jay Stry- oil heat; many spacious closets. Large hie own hhom e sii x years ago.. Very ing room with fireplace, dlnlne room, interest of each class of the holders of port, Matawan, Union Beach and lot. Walking distance to, schools and accessible sohools, bus lines and Fair Ha- sunporch, kitchen; second floor, four preferred or special stock having no ker, William Thorn and Carney bus: 814.000. Schwarti-Maeklln, 8 bedroomi, two tile baths: third floor, two voting powers, for the uses and purposes the chairmen of the township com- White st RE 6-3121. ven shopping;, Stueeo. Living room. two Johnson. mittees of Middletown, Matawan *» "HI *>» "« vat**. • bedrooms, tile bath, combination dining bedrooms and tile bath. Full cellar: therein expressed; and that aaid de- NEAR RED BANK—New complete home. bay and pine, paneled kitchen,-utility large landscaped lot 180x300. Price ponent signed his name thereto at the and Raritan. • Two bedrooms, living room and kitch- room and attached gang*. Hot water $26,500 Challin Agency, EA 8-1153 same time as subscribing witness, en, tile bath, guaranteed dry cellar.-au- oil heat. Complete aluminum screen and or 8-0472-W. "Workers Give New Other guestSjWlU be Mr. and Mrs. 179 BROAD ST. RED BANK 6-4440 tomatic- heat: (8,500 (with expansion storm sash. Nice ground plot. Excellent THIS IS THE HOME you dream about! ROBERT EISNER. Rocco B. Bunino, Sidney Simandl, attic and center stairs, 110,500). G. I. value at 312,000. Joseph G, McCue Brick house. Three bedrooms, tile Assistant Secretary. Equipment to Hospital James R. Glullano and William T. needs 8900 cash. Sehwartz-Maoklln, 8 . Subscribed and sworn to be- Agency. BU_l-0l44. bath, large living room with fireplace, Cahlll, counsels for' the United Li- Whit"He^site et.. RE 6-8121. dining room, modern kitchen, aunporcht SEAL fore me the day and year afore- LONQ, BRANCH—The Service BED BANK—Spacious, m _ said. censed Beverage association ef the INDUSTKIAlUUSTKI. i AUKEAGE In Ret Bank. Can be Hilly converted ts profes- full cellar, wlih wstk-ln fretter; hot league of Monmouth Memorial hos- Owner will build to your specifications. sional nseds. Sunporeh, large living water oil heat; two*car brick gariiKe; Agnes H Broman. pital last week gave hospital au- state; John A. Mlchaelson, • deputy Schwsrtx-Maeklln, 8 Whit* it. RE «. room, fireplace, dining room, targ* mod- ehlelten house and other hulldlnff. Four Notary Public. director of the Alcoholic Beverage acres with fast running brook: 130,000. thorities several pieces of new 3121.* ern tiled kitchen, laundry. Apartment My Commission Expires May 29, 195S control; Bernard Bernstorff, super- MODERN GARMENT factory, 22,000 with separate entrance to living room, Chaffln Agency. EA 3-1158 or 3-0472-W, equipment for use in the emergen- feet. Heart of town. Priced right. bedroom, bath on ground floor; three FAIR HAVEN—Desirable lot on quiet STATE OF NEW JERSEY cy rooms and other departments visor of the beverage tax depart- Schwartx-Macklln, 8 White at. RE 6- bedrooms and bath upstairs; hot water street. Established neighborhood, near Department of State of the institution. The league, ment; Col. F. J. Wood, commanding oil heat; two-car garage. Excellent, con- ichool and bus. Owner must aacrlnce. I, Secretary ot State ot the State ot venient neighborhoods 323,500. John New Jersey, do hereby certify that the made up. of the women who do officer of Fort Hancock; Herman RTVERFRONT JEWEL—Excellently con- Mlnngh Agency. Phon. RU 1-0716.' HO 0-8024, foregoing is a true copy of Certificate of volunteer service at the hospital, Kluzen and Joseph Matzner. structed, 7-room dwelling. Fireplace, nngh SEVEN .JKOOHS—Modern kitchen, lire, PAINTEINTED BARN RED—Attractive mod- Reduction of Capital Stock and Capita] raised funds for the equipment at zH baths, large heated sunroom with place: garage and work ahop: plot ot SIGMUND EISNER COMPANY, and Other members, of the dinner commanding river view. Large recrea- ern ranch type bungalow. Pine paneled 100x150. Good residential section: »S. a series of card parties and teas. living room with exposed beams and the'endorsements thereon, as the'same'ie committee are George Pouzehc of tion room, photographic dark room 000 cash; balance monthly, KB 7' taken from and compared with the orig- email greenhouse, automatio heat; two- fireplace, dining room, kitchen, three 051S-J. The league gave the hospital two Matawan, Michael S. Mendes. High- bedrooms, v bath, enclosed breeseway, inal filed In my offle* on the Fifteenth ear garage; beautifully landscaped; fi- day of April, A, D., 1962, and now re- Wagensteln thermotlc drainage lands; Thomas A. Byrne, Newark; ler* plot with boat slip and deep water; porch, dry basement, hot water oil heat; LITTLE SILVER—Cute Cape Cod, large attached garage; large ihaded plot: maining on file and of record therein. pumps, two solution stands, a Mrs. Joslo Polllnger, Mrs. Helen 8J9.500. John L. Minugh Agency, Rum- on large lot, nicely landscaped. eon rd. RU 1-0716.' 119,000, John Minugh Ageney, Phone In Testimony Whereof, I have stretcher with side rails for use Hill, Miss Mary Somma and Mrs. RU l(ftll« Downstairs has (our rooms and til* ARE YOU A JAOK of all trades I If hereunto set my hand and affixed In the emergency room and a Bunn William Balbach, Keansburg, and so, this bous* will Interest you. Much EAST KEANSBURG—4U-room houie hath, electric stove; one room up- SEAL my Official Seal at Trenton, thle glove conditioner for use in the Mrs. Emma Johnson, Keyport. Wil- repair needed, but would be lovely four- with automatic heat; all eonvenleneei. stairs with unfinished space; full, Fifteenth dsy ot April, A, D.. 1952. operating room. Mrs. Walter T. liam Lolhle of Highlands Is associa- bedroom home after alterations. Only Locatsd on lots 76x200 feet, Muat sacri- drr basement, automatic heat. Oft VS.SOO, Joseph G. McCue Ageney, RU fice for $6,905 or best offer. Call KE LLOYD B. MARSH, Kohn is league president. tion president. 6-008877. the kitchen Is a screened porch; de- (40,96 . Secretary of State. BED BANK—Six large rooms. Enclosed tached garage. Come and see It. WITH THE TELEVISION era her* two NOTICE living rooms are a must. Charm of front and haek porch: coal heat: ga- Call SB S-0875-J. The price Is large rooms with all modern decorations. rage; rock garden, Nice location; $10.' leasonnaole.* $19,000.00 Very convenient location. Prleed for 000. Halgh Agency, 1(7 Broad. RE 6 Borough ol Little Silver, New Jersey -value at $17,500. Joseph G. McCus 4158.* • Fire Apparatus Bends AgencAgencyy. RU 1-0444. BATONTOWN—Bungalow, Four rooms, Sealed proposals wilt be reoelved by Large kitchen, lots of wall cabinets, NEW MODEL HOMES—Five rooms and the Mayor and Council of th* Borough ONE OF THE BEST buys In today's bath, 19,500, Easy payments. AT of Little Stiver, In the County. of Mon- marketk . Conventional two-story, three tile bath,' gas heat, sereens and storm- 1-0061. Frank Rich, 37 Mount ave., sedrooms, tile bath, powder room. Ideal sash. Lovely garden: $10,800. Haigh mouth, New Jersey, at the Borough Hall, Agency. 157 Broad. BE 6-4H»." Atlantic Highlands. Little Silver, New Jersey, on the 18th location. Convenience, plus charm. Price day of May. 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P. M,. 828.600. Joseph G. McCue Agency. BU iiiiuu-BEDROOU bungalow, with ex- CHOOSE YOUR OWN looatlon, 1-0444. panslon attle,. tile ». bath, automatic Eastern Daylight Saving Time, for the Jiay Ulk Three-bedroom ranch house* Liv- purchase of 115,000.00 Fir* Apparatus ARTISTIC AND DISTINCTIVE English heat; attached garage, near town; 112,- Bonds, dated May ISth, 1962, and matur- • tudor. Ideally located In Bumson es- 000. (Halgh Ageney, 167 Broad, RE «- ing room, dining room, kluhtn, car ing on May 15th, of eaeh'year, $1,600,00 tate area. Five bedroomi, 2H baths. port. On. your own lot for 912,000* in 1968 to 1962, Inclusive, Price $84,(00, Joseph G, McCue Agency. HOLMDEL VILLAGE—Six rooms. Three - Campbell Construction Co. RV 1- Said bonds will' b* In th* dlnomln BU 1.0444. bedrooms, oil heat! garage; Urge plot: workshop 20x!5 In rear. Asking $7,700. 0489 or LO 6-2278. atlon of 8600.00 each, In eoupon form OHARM, INDIVIDUALLY, tranquil at- With the privilege.of .registration as to Make offer. Halgh Ageney, 167 Broad. COUNTRY HOME—On a hillside, A mosphere all blended perfectly In this BE 6-4158.* : principal only, or as to both principal home, Oversized living room, dining nve-room, two level residence, cen- and Interest, Principal and:semi-annual room, kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathi. OHAPEL, HILL—Owner moving, Two tered In a plot of large shade trees and Interest (May 16th and NovembsnHth) CUSTOM Price $82,000, Joieph G, McCue Agency, acres, century-old eight-room - farm- a beautiful garden, Two-car garage. will be payable at the Merchants,Trtist house. Hot water heat, oil. Barn; ga- All utilities, automatio heat and full Company of Red Bank, New Jersey, Said rage. Asking $22,500. Sweeney Agency. dry cellar, Olosa to town for shopping bonda hav* been authorised pursuant to MADE CUSTOM BUILT ranch home for dli. Phone RU 1-1493. , and buses! $16,000, Willis Conover, 76 the Local Bond Law of the State of New SLIP COVERS criminating buyer. Six large rooms, ! West Front st. RB 8-5UI, two tile baths: two-ear garage. Price FIVE ACRES—All clear, with Drook, on Jersey, and will be general obligations a hard • surface road, in residential A SMALL, FAnFARMi for the city farmer, of the Borough of Little Silver, New J«r- $10.(00. Joieph G, McCue Agency, BU sey, payable from unlimited and valorem SOFA 1.04<4. section. Reasonableaso . Call MI 5-0884-J. Modernised home of seven rooms, A RIVEB R FRONT—Seven-room, attractive wife-saver kitchen. In friendly commun- taxes. -'...* RIVER BIGHTS—Dock, Three bsdroomL home In OchoicN e location, High ground, ity I 126,000. Willis Conover, 76 West Bidders must stale in their proposal CHAIR two ill* baths, flreplaee, oil hot water beautifully landscapedh . Tiled bath, pow- front at. RB 6-8141. the rate of Interest • (naming a single heat, Open porch I garage; fencing. Ex- der room. Small greenhouse; "attached IJITTIJB SILVER *— A three-bedroom •atl) the bonds are to bear..not.exceed- cellent new, home colony. Asking 122,- two-car garage: racreatlon cellar with home built three ytars ago by one of ing six psr centum per annum, expressed and SOO. Joseph G* MoOue Agency. Ru bathroom facilities, photo, laboratory, the belt known builders In the Red Bank tn a multiple of one*alghth or one- laundry, oil-fired hot air heat| 10-foot area, Large living room with fireplace, twentteth of one .per centum. No pro- 4 CUSHIONS &UP _ WHEEL OF FORTUNE will spin boatslip. Asking SSD.eOO. Msrl*. Cox Moderate lisa dining room and a kitch- posal will be consldarsd for bondi at * Agency. Portaupeck. LO .6.1802. ' our way If you purchsie this four, 1 en that will delight one who ltltsi a rate higher than the lowest rate at [room home, two on first floor, also ttTVCIi r'liuW'i — Bummer nome, Living nice place tn which to work. Near whichich aa legally acceptable proposal Is [ room, dining room, oil hot water . and dining room combination, kitchen, schools, shopping and buses I $18,000, receivedceived , . , It's true . e. 49.95 is a remarkably low price heat | garage I 20JOO.foo1 t lot with trees. three bedrooms and bath, large front Willis Conovsr, 75 Weit Front it. RB As between propossls at the, strae Priced•—"- S12.000" , 88hould go Q. I. Ella screened porch, Very'large tot, In good lowest IInterest t rateratt , the bondbo'ndVwIff'bs wl I be to pay for fine, cuitom-made slip coven! Wiltshire Ageney_, :r,, Realtors, Phone RI location. Price 17.000. Marie Cox •old to the bidder or bldd rs-oft.rln~ ' g But, even more remarkable Is the exceptional SB 2.0004. Open ' " Agency, Portaupeek. ' LO 6-1602. to pay not less than the Ptlne pal. amount WHY FAY MORE when this modern »-.vER VIEW—Finest Reo: Bank lnc« Monmouth County Surrofatc'e Court of 118,000.00, and accrued interest, and wide selection of fine custom quality fabrics mtwo-bsdroo m 'ranch home complete In the matter o( the estate of diorge therefor the least amount of tlon, Pre-war residence containing Paramount offers you , . , at this tow price! with stove, refrigerator, automatic wash- entrance ha.ll, large living room, fire H, Lawson, decsassd. notice to creditors Is,'the bonds to be .aceepted belnc er) garage; fireplace In living room, eai to present claims against estate. those nrit maturing, and If two or more Don't phone . . , don't write ... be your to purchased for llS.SOO. t EllaWllt. Pursuant to the order of Dorman Me. bidders offer to accept the iame Isast ehlre Agency. Rta tori. Phone RB t redd n, Burrogate of the County of Mon. amount of bonds »t,the same lpweel rate own fudge ... be your own salesman. Come 3806 or BB t.oooj" 6psn week-ends. louth, M..}." application of the under. off Interestjntcrost,, then said bondonds will bbee sold ALLADIN'S OBNIH never produced to the bidder orr bidden offering ttoo pay down to our store ... tee the full selection ."home more beautiful tisn thli Little KBD BANK — Excellent neighborhood. ..je eitate of pe'orge M, 'Uwaon,'"de. therefor the hltrhest additionadditional pprice, yourself—and taval Bllysr ranch homi, Spacious living room, Desirable two.itorr, containing four osHHd, notice l« hereby given to the whleh_J>rJe*_ i.b«lblll not exceed .>y .more ull dining room, two bedrooms, 1 Vi creditors of said dsceased to pressnt to then 11100,01 0 the per value of the bonds bedrooms, 1IH» bathi, flreplaee,fireplace, oioll. heat, herebereby olTsred for sele,. nthi, full btisminbtis t anil rieriatlon basement; large guregenregeii desdssn.plotn plot., Con- the laid Executor as eforeseld, their vitv.vu ivr ••!>, Each eovar cut and pln.fltted to your furni- oom twotwo.carr ggs Sittd onh a yenlently loertsd. PrleeJji.Ooo, Frank. elalmi .under oath, within six months proposal must he aooompsnl.d Ijro Jrfetyllesjml." Brolnr. RB 6-18»j). (torn this date, ture, regardless of shape, style or age—. <. t'Real«* ohejhejk fortlAadr two, peorr eaihltr' ctnturot oofr th .treasurer'e amoun*t rAIR HAVEN—EMeptjonal bur. GpoR a of bondi offendoffend , drawn upon s bank or right In your own home. 1.0004. looking bungalow. Ovlmng- room, din- trust company to ths order of the Trees. In* room, kitchen, two bedrooms, hath, >-jlAtTX MAY.DAY when we in* urer «(the Borough of Little Silver. Net full eilier. Convenient,location, priee jerisy, purtTftlly.toieoure iifd* BorsutI Each cover It thoroughly custom flntihed In Suee you to this attractive threi \*A\«t FranJiyn Havllano, Broker, RB from any loti mulling from failure s. mm horns, Living room 14> Paramount1! own quality controlled work, n, medern kite* the bidder to, eemply with the, tirmi of ....JRY aiNTLBMAN'8 — JJ.sore Attorney!, his bid, No Interest will be> altowtf en roomii Zippers, cord welfad seams, kick f«m lOeart or ex«lu«lre Hunt Club 110,01 iuch deroilt.. In addition to in* rrloe seetlpn. Oheimlng four-bsdropm home- Notlt, si SsttUmint si Aeeounl bldi the pufthassr null pa/ aefrut.il li]< pleats, ruffles or box pleati. •teed, prtee U»,*«, Hen/ ether eheiee Farms, rranWrn Havl «nd\ Broksr. RB k of WABDWBLL 0, THOMAI, All work guaranteed to fit and waar for nuuajB ana ostn upstair I [BAR AROUND bung*> Notleeotlee' Is hherebe y llvsIvsn.than that ththee «' ".•(»!«, lane llvlntf room oountnti of the lubierlbeiil , truitiei o years. !edroorJll,..,lTtlli»..»oom. iitaiis of laid deeeaisd, will be .hi tehin, sneloild porch, tl id r ...., letii: lljuitraitdt Just a sampling of many( many with bathtub , and „ ihowir, •if slatid fcy the " throufhoutt Inlaid linoleum « premium In i_ Itami to gtva Ivlothtr. Tfiara'i a vyhoi. ranga of Wida selection ef upholstiry drapai and iltp (loertni,, good legation, ML. , , iafdi ere dtitrid oi whleh Mil cover material sold by yard—-at low prleai. shurthsi •tori, anVf fr/nirjortatlon fi< bofarnmiid by tin : i. TriMurer. illvar gifts alona. Whither your axpandltura er room i tffo.oar garstej lui, tup elmlcii. M.700. U. K Mannn, rsa eaiih muit be sncloMil In ajieltil ri tt.aeri ploti IJi.li/o. , Jonii ier.,H Center are,, X«ani. lone marked "Proponi .fojf Boniii'mil'11 iVntf" '""«•• "'i Unwoft. *nd •dijrtiiid to the Borough Trttiurir. ba modait or livlih, tha gift will mean more CREDIT TERMS IP DESIRED The Iiiilit* of in* bondi wl hi ««• .mine•idd by RoberiinoWti,i PJIIiburj.PlllibW, _Carto n _.an.d when It bean «uf tbj rinion. literniyi for the .Borouihof tlf IJIvsr, wSqii approving opinion i be furnlihid to ths purchnir with- PARAMOUNT UPHOLSTERY GO. \ ( th M dCll of lh INTERIOR DHXJORATOB* OP UVXNO BOOK BUITDf, WILBURS 162 BROADWAY JEWELERS kib BANk LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY MTAILISHtD '69 YEARS • X.ONO BRANCH *MU AUeiMjr, 111,14 RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Pae> Eleven In Red Bank If • "Backfire," which they gave at the KaBtner Undergoing annual spring drama festival of the Waters Installed VFW Commander; SHERMAN'S for third district of the New Jersey • CUKTA1NS Boot at Bainbridge • DRAPERIES State Federation of Women's clubs Mrs. Bieler Heads Auxiliary • SUP COVERS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ru-last month at Spring Lake. The ARE YOU IN THIS dolph E. Kastner, Jr., son of Mr. next department meeting will be HIGHLANDS—Mrs, Sophie Ble- quartermaster; George Johnson, WMT I BUM, and Mrs. Rudolph E. Kastner of 61 May 27. ,er was installed as president of chaplain, and Frank Bolert, judge UK WHEN For West Highland ave. here, is under- Mrs. Fred A. Ellison, president the Ladies' auxiliary and Robert advocate. PICTURE AFTER ' Shqp-at-Home Service going boot training at the naval of the Woman's club, is attending IT RMK! Photn RB 6-2646 training center at Balnbridgo, Md. Waters as commander of the Vet- Mrs. Levering presented a past the state convention at Atlantic erans of Foreign Wars post here president's pin to Mrs. Yelngst. ' Sherman's " • City, which ends tomorrow, Mrs. Saturday night at the Jackson She also received a gavel from Mr. THE RAIN? Homq Decorator* Gertrude E. Davis and Mrs, John house. Waters. He received checks as do- 43 BROAD STREET RED BANK C. Herbcr also are attending, Officers of the auxiliary were In- nations toward the post home Mrs. Walter C Morris, Mrs. ducted by Mrs. Emily Levering of building fund from Mrs. Yeingst George Ivins, Mrs. Emerson Quack- Port Monmouth, past department and Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, anoth- WATERPROOF enbush and Mrs. George Dressier of president and a member of the er past president, and a leather DOROTHY Niagara Falls attended the Easter Mlddletown post auxiliary, with wallet and key case from his offi- show at Radio City Music Hall a Mrs. Anne Vivian, also a Middle- cers. Mr. Waters also was present- week ago yesterday. town auxiliary member, as con- ed a commander's threo-ycar pin TOLAND The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire by Mr. De La Motte. & BEAUTIFY company will hold a game party ductress. Post officers were install- Saturday night, May 17, at the lire ed by William de La Motte of Oak- Post and auxiliary deputations house. There will be table prizes, hurst, a post commander.. from Red Bank, Long Branch, YOUR BASEMENT by the THORO System door awards and refreshments. Other auxiliary officers Installed Manasquan, Brielle and Newark, Recent guests of Mr, and Mrs.were Mrs. Henrietta Klnney, sen- and representatives from Twin- OF SEALING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR MASONRY SURFACES Harold Tctley were Mr. and Mrs.ior vice president; tSrt. Vivian San- light post, American Legion, here; Theodore Hey el and daughter Phyl- born, junior vice president;. Mrs. Daughters of Liberty, Daughters lis of Greenwich, Conn. The Tet-Gertrude Johnson, chaplain; Mrs. of America, and the Order of loys entertained at a buffet sup- Irene Oakes, secretary; Mrs. Wa-Eastern Star also attended the in- per in honor of their guests, Guests ters, treasurer; Mrs, Edith Mooney, stallation. were Mrs. Helen Snlffen, Mr. andpatriotic Instructor; Mrs. Minnie Ann Shaw and her orchestra Mrs, Louis Jordan, Greenwich; Fred Doyle, conductress; Mrs. Anna played for dancing after the in- Thomson, Baltimore, Md.; Mr. andiBrush, guard; Mrs, Charles stallation. The next meeting of the Mrs. Frank Lovekin, Rumson; Mr. Yelngst, Mrs. Ella Hennessey, Mrs. auxiliary will be held Tuesday, May and Mrs. Willard Elliott, Maple- Mae Kaoli and Mrs. Ruth O'Nall, 13, at the. Legion hall on Bay aye. wood; Mr. and Mrs. H. Rlohard flag bearers; Mrs. Emma Roem- Chenoweth and sons peter and male, banner bearer; Mrs. Cora DesBlen, color bearer; Mrs. Eva S. FATHER DXTFFY CHANGED Rudolph E. Kastner Richard, Dover; Mrs. Eva Tetley, Marker, historian; Mrs. Cecile Mrs. Elsie Carbart, Red Bank; Mr, Hull, three-year trustee, and NIXON—Rev. James J. Duffy, A 1951 graduate of Atlantic High- and Mrs, Robert Stout and son Mi-Mrs. Katharine Johnson, one-year former pastor of St. Jude's Oath- VANCE STUDIO lands high school, he was employed chael, Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs.trustee. ollc church, Blalratown, has been by Slckler builders, Rumson, prior Walter Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Post officers also Installed were transferred to St. Matthew's BALLET to his recent enlistment at Phila- Charles Earle, Jr., and daughter Alex Adair, senior vice com- church, Plainfleld ave. here. Fa- TAP delphia. His mother is a Democratic Susan, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Benton, mander; Edward Kwik, junior vice ther' Duffy Is a former curate of candidate for borough council in Mrs. Lilian Lovekin and Richard St, James church, Red Bank. ACROBATIC November's general election. Tetley, this place. commander; Alfred W, Marker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edelmann TOE observed the Firestone Hour tele Children from 3 up Little Silver vision show at the studios in New 'private or class Walter Morrla arrived Apr. 21 by York city Monday, night. Saturday car from Los Angeles, Cal., for an night they entertained members of boys and girls extended visit with his parents, their bridge club. Included were Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Morris of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Fagdln, Mr, JOHN TOLAND Rumson rd. and Mrs. Richard Smith and Mr. Dramatics > Baton The Cub Scouts will hold a square and Mrs. H. W. Sanders. Mrs. dance Saturday from 9 to 12 p, m, Sanders is leaving soon for a six- (01 E. BEBOEM BE 6-M19 In the school. month visit in England. The W. S. C. S. netted $160 from Mr, and Mrs. Valentine Pace are the dinner sponsored Thursday entertaining Mrs. Pace's mother, night, Mrs. Lillian Elbert was the sister and niece, Mrs. Albert Shaw- cnarman. cross, Mrs. Marion Foster and The April Cub Scout theme Is Nancy Foster of Leomlnster, Mass garden flowers and vegetables.. At Brownie troop 4, Mrs. N. G. Clif- Friday's pack meeting dens/3, 4, ton as leader and Brownie troop 5, 7 and 8 had flowerpot demonstra- 78, Mrs. Lawrence Pick as leader, tions to carry out the theme. met after school Monday In Em- Charade skirts appropriate to the bury Methodist church,.The girls theme were presented by dens 1, 3, made bread baskets, 5, 7 and 8, Den chief's cords were Mrs. Lawrence Pick entertained awarded to Robert Rousallle, Gor- at tea Friday afternoon in honor don Lindsay and Robert Endllch (or of her mother, Mrs. M. D. Daniels "excellent performance of duties" who was visiting from Colorado the past year. David B. Webster Springs, Col, joined the pack and was assigned Brownie troop 98 met a week to den 4 under Mrs. James Brogdon, ago yesterday at the school under The meeting was attended by 34 the direction of Mrs. Joseph Pace, cubs, three den chiefs and 45 com-Parts were given for a play which mittee members, den mothers and will be presented by the glrto at parents, Attendance was smaller a rally in May. The first rehearsal than usual because of the large was held at the meeting. WITH THE GREAT NEW WORK-SAVING ow* • TOUCH JOBJ MADttAHj number of cubs who are sick with Phyllis Ann La wee, daughter of SEE WHY or quarantined for., mumps and Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lawes, Jr. measles.' Cubmastor Karl Jacob! was baptized Sunday at Trinity was in charge of the meeting, as- Episcopo' church, Red Bank, A DISTRIBUTOR: . ' alsted'by den mothers and commit- buffet luncheon for the family and Watorbury ft Planet Jr. tee members. Awards went to P**ter friends was held later at the Lawes Clark and Stephen Smith, got,', jr- home on Branch ave. Equipment rowa; Leonard DINaples, service Richmond, Eileen Folln, Joyce star; Edward Jacob! and Richard Wells and Elaine Winter*. Purina Chows Werner, second service star; Arthur , Members of Girl Scout troop 72 Arford, wolf badge; Hugh Wilson, visited the Brisbane hospital last COLDSPOT FREEZER Fertillien Frank LePore and Robert Paul, Thursday to distribute candy, toys FerryMorM Jtulk Sotdt ,. silver arrowy .David Wthster, bob- and scran-books they had made to cat badge; Reginald Thompson and earn service pins. Making the trip PRICED AS LOW AS ' (by Penn. Railroad Station) Richard Robinson, bear badge, and wore Carolyn Aldinger, Beverley James Rafy, lion badge. Browne, Nancy Lambertson, Su- Member* of the drama depart- zanne Maroney, Patsy Merrill, Car- W. D. SWARTZEL, Jr. ment of the Woman's club will pre- olyn O'Malley, Jill Miner, Wanda sent the program at the annual Arthur G. Apy, son of Mr. and federation day observance of the Mrs. Chester Apy of Oakes rd., was .95 FARM SUPPLIES club Wednesday afternoon, May 15. recontly elected president of the Members will entertain their hus- Glee club of the Peddle school. A PHONE KE 7.1109 bands at a buffet supper Friday, junior at Peddle Apy is a monitor, May 8, at the home ot Mrs. Arthur a membor of the chapel choir, octet, HAZLET. N. J. Adamson, Rumson. Follo-wl'-.tf sup- Gold Key society and was on the per members will present the play football and hockey teams. M.S0 Down, 10,50-Month on Sears Easy Payment Plan g Cokkpor k* ya» «x* mwf •Hah si gut Km*—to b* fct- dMdtfaHy fmwi and ttor«d for future m«alt hi a mtmit*.' WOMEN NOW SAVE TIME IN MEAL PREPARATION WITH COLDSPOT . * .

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To Kv* botfor—to spend UMI That H tho happy oxporionco of moro and moro poople ... p«oplo who buy tho groat Spend Your Vacation In Your Own Summer Cottage now Cotdtpot Froozori Now no ono noad bo Nod down to a rovHn* of throo dally fobs of meal preparation. Coldtpot- ignor** tho clock—lot* you on|oy now froodom from oxtro Build It Yourself And Save Labor Costs oxpomo end ropoatod moal planning) A COLDSPOT FOR IVERY FAMILY vnlN WWW Wo'll advlio you ovtiy ttojp of tha way • raeommtnd tho beir buyi to build' «kM UflMpocted Otl«t»drop hi kMt prior to moot HIM, Your Ing. material* > give you a gold mine of cut-eoit construction Hp§. Mcrtl li Iho aoM nhto you havo hi your howo—« Cold* Look through our plan boohi for original Ideas. Take a couple homo for tho •pot (Mid with Mmploto mtmit folki to browio through. If you got on tho ball, you can havo that lummor cottage by tho i«Jth of July. Many of tho finishing |obi can bo dono aftor you move In. T.O Cu. n. Odd. o.t en. rt. e»u. cu. rt t«,4 cu. r >t Frtmt mi Stop In • or call and wo'll tend our representative to your door itep on the «un «•• lot. ITT.ti ut.tl double. Free consultation . No obligation. NO NIIO TO MY MOM- for HM mlnuto you bMomo a Cotduot lr. OrHnda Del Guerlc of New- GUITARS Is called "Club Seven." Meeting! ark, and Dr. Roy of Bronx, N. Y., Small GABARDINE will be held monthly. Mrs. George were Sunday visitors- of Mr. andCalled Suicide BELMAR—Dr. Karl F. Metxger, WORSTED and TWEED O'Neill of Shrewsbury entertained 'j "its. Vetev Gsueveve. • Shrubbery at the first meeting Friday night Patrick DePalma celebrated his it, of 401 Fifth ave., died Monday and secret pal names were drawn. 20th birthday Friday with a party. night at Fltkln hospital, and county Other members are Mrs. Arthur authorities said the.Belmar phy- SUITS Dolores Megllo, Theresa Mauro sician committed suicide, Dr, Meti- Sale! Tailored by Mustlllo's Glass, Mrs. John Glass, Sr., Mrs. and Janice Becerlo are on the sick H. Clay Balr, Miss Bernlce Ayres, list. ger swallowed an undertermlned Regular value* up to 79.95 this place; Mrs. Joseph Toplass, Cpl. John Galvln attended, the number of barbiturate pills and ANDERSON MUSIC THIS WEEK-END ONLY All At One Low Price New Monmouth, and Mrs. Peter safety patrol meeting Friday at the stabbed himself In the chest with Andros of Middletown. All the wom- surgical scissors Saturday, 21 BROAD ST., RED BANK- Upright Yews school, Dr. Julius A. Toren, county phy- en are members of Monmouth David Smith spent Sunday at CHARTER NO. Z2ST 39.95 chapter of Eastern Star. Mrs, Blair sician, attributed death to ' "bar- Clarksburg. iturate narcoslsm" and said It was RESERVE DISTRICT MO, 1 Hemlock ODD SPORT JACKETS has completed a one-year. term as . William Parker and Mr, and matron, suicide. Prosecutor J. Victor Car-BEPOBT OF THE OONDITIOIf Reg. 49.95 Now 29.95 Mrs. Ernest Parker spent Sunday ton, whose staff Investigated, also of The Second National Bank of Red Thuya Pluinoga Mrs. Albert White was guest of Growth in grammar school popu- voting list by the board of edu- in Asbury Park. listed the case as a suicide. De- Bank, in the State of New Jersey, at tho honor at a stork shower given re- lation In the Middletown township cation to show reasons for the The pre-schopl children were ex- close of business on March 81, 1952, WOOL SKIRTS cently by the members of the Ten tective Merrltt Kent said the phy-published - in response-to. call made by 2 foot high 1 school system between June, 1946, proposed construction of a central amined Thursday by Dr. Gessweln sician had been in poor health the Comptroller of the Currency, under Sec- Reg. 22.95 Now 12.95 Stitchers club at the home of Mrs.and March this year Is shown in school on a 40-acre tract on Tindall of Matawan and Miss Ruth Wil- past several years and'was despon- tion 5211, U. 3. Revised Statutes. Dirk Hofman. Guests were Mrs. the above bar grath. Enrollment rd. at Swartzel dr. Voters will act liams, visiting nurse, dent. He added that Dr, Metzger ' . ASSETS Imported Tartan SLACKS Warren McChesney, Hlghtstown; of 1,259 In 1946 has swelled to on purchasing the $25,000 location, 1. Gash, balances with Mrs. Irving Doremus, Mrs. O. P. 2,223. The grath is one of the il- the proposed construction of a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allscco and last week discussed suicide. other banks, including; Reg. 22.95 Now 14.95 Poter Genovese spent Saturday In ' Surviving are his mother, Eliza- reserve . balance, and Cottrell, Mrs, Arthur Lee, Mrs. Mil- lustrations in a brochure mailed $637,000 school, and financing the the Bronx, N, Y, . beth A, Metzger,. and a sister, SI. eash items in 'process ton Jahnes, Mrs. Ralph Runyon, to every person on the township $562,000 total. Adele Metzger, with whom he lived. of collection t l.tll,lfl.4t Bermuda Shorts 7.95 Mrs. Robert Lee, Miss Gladys Cot- Jerry Stamo and family of Bed 2. United States Gov- trell and Miss Barbara Doremus, Bank spent the week-end with ernment obligations, Suede Jackets 35.00 ICHOOt Ralph Montesano and family, Iceland Is one of the most vol- direct and guaranteed 11,011,111.11 Red Bank; Mrs. Ruth Collins, Port TIM canic regions of the world. 8. Obligations of States Millbrook Monmouth; Mrs. Adoph Isaksen, Alex. Hlnden and family were and political subdivi- Suede Vest • 9.95 Mrs. George Yarnall, Mrs. Anna mi-ji Sunday visitors In New York city. sions ...... l.lTl.lCl.TS In all the latest shades Thompson and Mrs. Pearl White, Mrs. James Ammaturo and son 4. Other bonds, notes GREENHOUSES nsi.M PROJECTED' ll Beauty; Counselor Products and debentures 1,105,Jll.U this place. The hostesses were Mrs. James spent Sunday with Mrs. Jo- 5. Corporate stocks a rally Monday at St. John's Meth- returned to Lindsay, Ontario, Can- 16. Doposlts of States ani odist church, Keyport. Mrs. Albert ada, after spending two weeks with YOU'LL political subdivision* 4n,tO7.«» Conssen, Mrs. Ernest RUtt and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wylie of 18. Other deposits (oer* CAMPBELL BUILDING CORP Vanderburg. tilled and cashier** David Timms accompanied the HIGH SLHP checks/ etc.) ^m* tl Ml 1.9 8 RUMSON 1-0489 • LONG BRANCH 6-2273 * group. The speaker was Dr. Brown It. TOTAL DE- SCHOOL! POSITS $18.304,864.J* McDonald, Newark representative LEE LUGGAGE »,IU.7t SEE MODEL HOME - WOODMERE AVE., RUMSON of the Temperance league. A film wrrm 33 Other liabilities . .. was shown. __ Monmouth County's' Only 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES 818,810,488.9! Exclusive Liathtr Goods Shop When you don't have to CAPITAL AOCOUNTS in MONMOUTH COUNTY it's Middletown HOJtCTtD J 25. Capital Stocks . . Mrs. John H. Warren, Sr., was HIGH Gift worry about losing your (c) Common stoefc- = total par _.._-__ t 520,000.00 E. R. SNYDER & CO. hostess last week at the bridge SCHOOL I 26. Surplus 120.000.00 club meeting. Prize winners were home or furniture to man's 27. Undivided profits ..... 279,886.94 Established 1873 28. Reserves 27,476.43 Mrs. Thomas M. Gopsill, Mrs. Irv- oldest enemy . . . FIRE! for ing Hance, Sr., Mrs. Peter J. Flem- ~tii m 300 Job"" 29 TOTAL CAPITAL " " ing and. Mrs. Adam Schildge. Mrs. ACCOUNTS 1,847,842,87 Victor E. Grossinger will be host- Call us today for complete' INSURANCE High school enrollment In the school board: The figures are min- 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES ess at the next club meeting. r FIRE- CASUALTY • MARINE • AVIATION • LIFE • BONDS township system, according to the imum estimates, based solely on protection. AND CAPITAL AC- Dr. 'Wylie G. Pate attended the board's brochure,' "will experience the population of the grammar COUNTS SURVEYS and APPRAISALS School Men's week observances last a much more rapid growth." The schools with no allowances made MEMORANDA Licensed New York and Now Jersey Brokers Thursday and. Friday in public Indicated Increase from 615 in 1046 for futuro growth of the town- Mother We stand between you 01. Assets pledged or schools in Philadelphia. Mrs. A. Lt.o 728 In March this year Is shown ship's population. The board cites assigned to seeuro 135 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Besore of Collingswood is a house in the bar grath (above) which the more than 5,000 increase shown ' •/ handbags and loss. liabilities and for guest with Dr. and Mrs. Pate this other purposes t 1.160.992,19 PHONE : AT 1 -0900 also illustrates the anticipated rise between 1940 and 1950 in the cen- y* umbrellas week. from 700 next fall to 1,250 for thesus in urging approval of the ques- State of New Jersey, County of Mon- Mrs. Anthony Bischotf and Mrs. mouth, ss.: 1957-58 school year. Cautions the tions Tuesday. / wallets 1. Willjam B. Lyman, 'cashier of the Irving Matthews will be hostesses S luggage Boynton & Boynton above-named bank, do solemnly - swear at the meeting of the Needlework 1 that the above statemont Is trua'to tho MORTGAGE FINANCING guild Tuesday at Leeds hall. Final Sea Bright a band concert yesterday afternoon V jewelry boxes INSURANCE best of my knowledge and belief. plans will be made for a tricky- at Long Branch Junior high school. 7 WILLIAM B. LYMAK. INDUSTRIAL Members of the Sea Bright lodge, The pupils were accompanied by f hat boxes Cashier. tray party in June. Sworn to and subscribed before me RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL The semi-annual corporate Com- Odd fellows, will attend a service Mrs. Helen Young Sawyer, prin- y scM'ing'kilg 8 Drummond Place tills 2-Uh day at April, 1952.' . munion and United Thank offering Sunday night at the Red Bank cipal, and Mrs. Ruth Hall and Seal . LOUISE G. CARLBON. Correspondents Methodist church In observation of Charles Schwartz, teachers. ^ manicure sets Notary Publlev will be held Sunday at Christ the anniversary of the founding of (Opp. Boro Hall) My commission expires Feb. 23, 1956. THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION Episcopal church. The fifth marking period of the / cigarette cases Correct—Attest: , the Odd Fellows. local school will end tomorrow. Re- HOMER 0. METHOT. Newark, N. J. . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cafdner Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dillon, Jr., port cards will be sent home Fri- /make-up cases RE b-totl RE 6-4180 ALSTON BBEKMAK, JR., of Atlantic Highlands are parents and children, Cynthia and Edward, day, May 9. >' roneon ligliters J. D, TULLER. T. FRANK APPLEBY AGENCY, Inc. of a son born Tuesday at River- of West Orange, are spending sev- Mi', and Mrs. Herbert Hansford Plreetori. view hospital. The child has been v 230 Main Street eral days this week with Mrs. Dil-of New York city are now at their and many"other -'- named Michael Cardner, Jr. Mrslon'. s parents, Councilman and Mrs.summer home on Imbrle pi. Asbury Park, N. J. AS 2-3300 Cardner is the former Camilla Ralph W. Lawrence, Ocean ave. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas of Ocean- beautiful • gifts D'Anthony of Middletown. Mrs, Lawrence McCormlck of side, L. I., spent the week-end with Buy with confidence at CERTIFIED Center st. returned homo Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Claude Minaldl of from Rivervlew hospital where she1 Church at, was a surgical* patient. ZONING HEAIUrfG LEE FUR STORAGE Mrs. Mary Douglas of this place TINTON FALLS—About • a half left Tuesday of last week for Hi-dozen people attended last night's FREE Storage With All Repairing & aleah, Fla., where she is visiting hearing at the public school of the LUGGAGE Looking for CARPET her brother, John Delaney. zoning committee of the borough Remodeling • Reduced Summer Rates Rebekah lodge of this place will o! New Shrewsbury on a proposed 125 BROAD ST. meet at Odd Fellows lodge tomor- zoning ordinance. A few minor row night when new officers will changes were made, and the ordi- RED BANK be installed. nance Is scheduled for Introduc- X Door* from Stelnbaeh't WINTERS FUR SHOP VALUE? The sixth, seventh and eighth tion on first roadlnsr nt t""'"1-"- TEL. RE 6-2557 grades of the local school attended meeting of the mayor and council. 43 Monmouth ,81. Phone 6-2675 Red Bank See McKelvey's Complete Selection of Famous 20° COOLER GULISTAN CARPETS Now! 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MATERNITY Red Bank High Track Marks Fall Monmouth Park Adds an Additional LISTEN TO SUPPORTS OARTCIIIILTS •HAS LINQEItlK BAYSHORE COMPANION DOG CLUB, INC. The Healing Uessa|« el The only Obedlaico Training; Club In Monmouth County $105,000 to Stake Distribution TUCKER'S with A.K.C. recognition,. As Buccaneers Whip Freehold Squad MONMOUTH PARK—The Mon- policy of giving Allies) and mares Christian Science C0 T Will Sponsor mouth Park Jockey club will Intro- increasing opportunities, will now ,,. .WA V, W Weil Andy Larabee, Red Bank high duce three brand new atake races present five events for the,sex— Every Sunday on Toot Badlo Handling Classes, Monday Evenings at 7:30 ichool Iron man in the field events, during the coming June 14-Aug. 9 the Molly Pitcher and Regret Han- JiJO P. M. WJZ Dial 770 , NOTICE paced tbe Bucs to a 70 5/6-46 1/6 Boxing Bible' racing season, while Increasing its dicaps for three-year-olds and up- First Sunday of the Month \N ORDINANCE PROHIBITING AND MeGuire's Grove, . Highwdy 35, Mlddletown riumph over- Freehold's, track over-all distribution of stakes to ward, the Miss Woodford and Mon- 8130 A. M. WNBC Dial 860 KEGULATING THE PARKING OP iquad by being" a triple winner as First and Third Sunday MOTOR AND OTHER VEHIOLES ON. $305,000—highest In the history of mouth Oaks for three-year-old Al- lllOS A. M. WQXR Dial ISSO _ PARTS OF CERTAIN BOROUGH Under personal supervision of Leon Vininzie he Coach Vlnce Paladlno machine the popular seaside track, Presi- lies, and the Colleen Stakes for \r STREETS AND ROADS. ihalked up its third straight vic- Issued by Greene Lacrur* Broadcast - Sd Saturday V BE IT ORDAINED by th* Mayor and AKC Licensed Handler dent Amory L. Haskell and General two-year-olds. 3:08 P. M. WQXR Dial ISSO Council of the Borough of Red Bankt ory in tbe Shore Conference race TRENTON — State Athletic Manager Edward J. Brennan en- The complete stakes schedule, as Evsry Tuea. - Monitor Broadcast 1 Section 1, That from and after tht Classes will start Monday, May 5th tor a track championship on the Commissioner Abe J. Greene of thusiastically contemplating last just announced by Racing Secre- 9)46 P. M. WJZ Dial 770 l>Maag« of thti ordinance, no automo- Buc field yesterday afternoon, season's record figures and optimis- tary John Turner, Jr., follows: giile or other vehicle ihall be parked or Rumson M168-W ew Jersey, who also Is national utationcd on the parti of the itreeti Larabee was stronger than the 12 ommlssioner of the NBA, has tic for the future, have author- June 14—IIS.000 Oceanport Handicap, -?r roads following; For Information Call Red Bank 6-0403 mlle-per-hour breert that was cut- :ome up with a "Boxing Bible" ized this expenditure, which finds 3 A up. ft furlong*. (a) On the north tide of Canal ting; across Red Bank high school's vhlch he has Issued in printed form Monmouth Park dispersing an ad- Juna 18—J 15,000 Omnibus Handicap, YOUR CHOICE Street. • Holmdel 9-8024 athletlo field as he set a new local 3 ft up, 1H mile*. (b) On the north ilde of Wall vlth a title of "Ten Commandments ditional $105,000 over 1951. June 21—IIS,000 Regret Handicap, _ Street high school shot put mark with a if Boxing." The schedule will again be topped |Vj (c) On the west ilde of Pearl 19 ft. 214 In. heave to better his Allies and mare>, 3 Y. O. * up, a fur- Your choice of insure Street from Monmouth - Street to The "bIMe" is a four-page bro- by the $25,000 Monmouth Handicap Julie 29—115.000 Rumion Handicap, 8.11 toss against the same school for thrcc-year-olda and upward, West Front Street. ihure, with a page of ten instruc- 3 ft up, 6 furlongs. ance agent is just as , Section 2, That from and after tht year ago. lons on each of three pages for and the $29,000 Choice Stakes for June 28—125,000 Monmouth Handi- paseano of this ordinance no, automo- Red Bank was leading, 37-36, af- oxers, managers and seconds. This three-year-olds—time-honored car- cap. .1 ft iin, Hi miles. important as your bile or other vehicle shall be parked or WALL STADIUM er the dashes and the shot put ryovers from old Monmouth's his- July 3—110,000 Longfellow Handicap, Iritatloned contlnuouily on th* south aide ivlll set a pattern for the three ma- 3 ft up one mile (turf). bf Wall Street for a period In exceii of •as concluded, However, Larabee's lor factors of boxing. The brochure toric past. The Sapling Stakes, re- July 'f—116.000 Colleen Stakes, I Y. choice of, doctor or jone hour on Mondays to Saturdays, In- BELMAR NEW JERSEY performance In the discus and jave- small enough to fit neatly In stricted to two-year-olds, and al- O. nlllci, 5',i furlongs. Lluslve, between the hours of 8 A; M., lin events shoved the Bucs well out ways attractive to tho best ju- July 5—115,000 Select Handicap, 3- lawyer. £nd fi P, M. 2 Miles So. Collingwood Ph. Traffic Circle on Route* 34 nybody's insldo coat pocket. year*oldH. 6 furlong*. .. Section 3. Any perion violating thli n the lead as they took ahold of veniles in the Bast, Is to carry a July 0—flo.000 New Jerney Futurity. Your entire financial •Ordinance innll, upon conviction, pay a Greene cautions all seconds to the Larabee spark and went on to hlnk for themselves, allow fighters similar $25,000 value this year, 2 Y. O. (Jcraey Kiiul*). b'.i furlongs. structure may some day mAne of not more than Twenty-five Dol- win easily. marking a considerable advance July 12—120,000 Molly Pitcher Han- •lars (|2S,00) or be Imprisoned In the o relax, give one piece of advice dicap, 1 ft up, miles and mares, 1 ft 1/16 depend on how well ha ICounty Jail for not more than five (5) The .Bucs. swept four events to over last season's $10,000. This mllcB. has performed bis Job. lidays, or both. a time, watch carefully for an ille up the score, taking the 120 pponcnt's weakness and maintain trinity of high-monled features are July IS—I IB. 000 Long Branch Handi- I; Section 4, Any and all ordinances or igh hurdles, shot put, discus and among the moat Important of the cap, 3 & up, 1 ft 1/18 miles. • parts of ordinances conflicting with or 1/3 MILE calm attitude and neat, clean ap- July 10—120,000 Lamplighter Handi- • inconsistent with this ordinance are here- avelln. pearance. Working in a corner with 18' stakes to be decided during the cap, 3-ycnr-old, I ft 1/16 mtten. Grossinger & Heller ljby repealed. Charlie Myers also cracked a 46 days of summer sport. ' July 23—115.000 Mill Woodford J; Section 6, This ordinance shall take an experienced handler is advised Stakes, a Y. O. fHller 6 furlongs. • effect upon Its passage 'and publication 30' HIGH BANKED ichool record in the low hurdles an apprenticeship to the trade, , New Stable Races July 26—(15,000 Tyro Stakes. 2 Y, Broad & Mechanic Sts. • According to law and as otherwise pro- ivhcn he dashed to the 'wire In Managers arc exhorted to retire Newcomers to the stake ranks In- O. colts and geldings. 6 furlonga. |>lded by law 21.4, which broke his 22.5 marked July 30—120,000 Monmouth Oaki, 3 Red Bank, N. J. " ' PUBLIC NOTICE toys who are "over the hill" in- cludo the milo route of the $10,000 Y. O. nllies. 1 ft 1/16 miles. The foregoing ordinance was Intro- MACADAM OVAL up against Freehold last year. ;ead of waiting for commissions Lpngfoilow Handicap, run over the Aug. 2—$25,000 Cholco Stakes, 3-year- Tel. RE 6-2100 duced and passed first reading at a reg- Freehold speed demon, Eddie .0 put them "on the shelf." Proper Infield turf course. Turf racing waa old*, l!i miles. l.ular ''meeting of the Mayor and Council Hampton, copped a double victory t Aug. 6—115,000 Salvntor Mile, 3 A I of the Borough of Red Bank held, on :onccrn for tho boxer's welfare, his Introduced at Monmouth Park less up, one mile, I Monday, April 21, 1952, and will come for the Colonials when he took the raining, matching and equipment, than two years ago, but has be- Aug. 0—125.000 Sapling Stakes, 2 I up for final consideration and , passage 100-yard dash In 10.5 and then won ind other requisites of a goof} man- come so popular that grass run- yenr-olda. 6 furlongs, lat a rejfulnr mreting of said governing easily in the 220 with a 22.3 time. rbody to be held on Monday, May 6. iger are listed; with a stern note ners have now been awarded Nominations for nil stakes arc to It's SHERMAN'S felD52,. at 8:30 P. M., at the Council The broad jump was one of the unning through all the points that stako In tholr own right. Long- close Monday, June 2. [Chamben. In the Borough Hall. Moiw Every Wed: & Sat. at 8:30 P. M. .hrllling events of the afternoon as fellow, whose match race against For Slip Covers •inouth Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, tit Four tracksters came up with ex- .boxing manager is the custodian which time arid place all persons desir- if a boxer's life. Harry Bassett was a highlight of River Plaza ing to be heard thereon will be given GRAND OPENING— cellent jumps, which were all close. old Monmouth's glittering past, is and Draperies full opportunity. VanNote came out on top with a Boxers are cautioned by Greene Joseph Thomas Lang, Infant son o keep constantly in good condl posthumously honored, as is Miss Dated. April 21, 1952. "Saturday, May 3rd at 8:30 P. M. 20 ft.. U in. leap with Rudy Haw- Woodford, "Queen of the Turf" In of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lang of r AMY B, SHINN. :lon, never to enter tho ring unless Shadow Lake dr., was christened $14.08 , Borough Clerk. kins, Red Bank, flying out to a iroporly cquippod ' physically and thoso days, and whose names is IB ft. 8V4 in. jump. Billy Dotts was Sunday at St. James Catholic NOTICE ithorwise, to show good sportsman- now attached to a three-year-old NASCAR SANCTIONED • PHONE BELMAR 9-1873 third with a 10 ft. 6',i In. leap and filly raco at new Monmouth Park. church. His godparents are Mrs. Take notice that Shrewsbury River hip at all tlmos, to bowaro of in- Frank Kunz of Union City and his Yacht Club. Inc., has applied to the State Charlie Myers, also a Red Banker, lompctent handlers and to keep This event is at six furlongs, and Director of the Division of Alcoholic leaping to a 19 ft. 4% In. mark. promises to be a major testing uncle, Thomas Lang of Jersey City, -Beverage Control of Newark for a Club iroporly equipped—"prepared to A Mrs. William Spafford of Union license for premises situated at 925 River Results: ustlco to yourself and tho sport." ground Tor tho later running of the road, Fair Haven, N. J. Points—Red Bank 70 5/6; Free- Monmouth Oaks, The Tyro Stakes, Beach was the seventh week win- The brochure will serve as a re- ner of the merchandise club spon- Objections, if any, should be made hold 46 1/6. lnder to many in the fistic trade for two-year-olda, la the third Immediately in writing to State Director 100 yard dash—Won by Hampton, among the new stakes selected, sored by the Ladles' auxiliary of of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage who are inclined to be a mite for- tho Hose company. Control, 1060 Broad street, Newark, N. J. F; 2d, Burke, F; 3d, Myers, RB. getful at times. and gives juvenile colts and geld- (Signed) Miss June Acker, Mrs. Edward ime 10.5. Greene's "Ten Commandments" Is ings a chance at a rich purse of SHREWSBURY RIVER YACHT CLUB. 220 yard dash—Won by Hampton, $15,000. Scattergood, Mrs. Joseph Bogart, Officers he first attempt to crystallize In Mrs. Raymond Lacy, Mrs. W. Gil- Edmund Carey, Commodore, Rumsom F; 2d, Burke, F; 3d, Dotts, RB. lapsule form major points of coun- Time 22.3. " Tho Monmouth Handicap, at a bert Manaon and Mrs. Earl De- Fred1 J3. Gregg, Vice Commodore, Fair icl for an effective manager and mile and a quarter, usually con- Marks have joined the other '26 CALL RE 6-2646 Haven, N, J. 440 yard run—Won by VanNote, raincr, as well as for tho boxer. tested later in the season, has been F; 2d, Olson, F; 3d, Hawkins, RB. volunteers visiting nolghbors In he- Kenneth W, Hartsell, Rear Commodore, advanced this year to Saturday, half of the Cancer crusade. If any For Shop at Home Service Red Bank. N. J. Time 54.1. THUMB CAUGHT Juno. 28, to avoid conflict with Fro Estimates) Raymond Fenton, Secretary, Elisabeth, 880 yard run—Dead heat—Ander- residents have not been contacted • N, J, Charles McMahon of 55 Linden other races in the Bast and Middle and wish to help In this Important Stanley Dahlgren, Treasurer, Fair Ha- son, F, and Errtckson, RB; 3d, il., Red Bank, suffered a bruised West. The shifting of dates is ex- work, they arc asked to kindly ven, N. J. Hayne, F. Time 2.13. SHERMAN'S Board of Gavarnora numb Sunday morning when he pected to attract a larger and moro phono Mrs. Victor Fox, Rod Bank T. C, Glasler, Springfield. N. J. Mile run—Won by Kelly, BB; 2d, :aught it In the motor of the wind representative field of starters. The 6-1827-W, and their contribution Home Decorators Gufttave Faton, Roselle, N, J, - ' Tupper", F; 3d, Cancpa, RB. Time shield wiper of his car, Assistance Choice Stakes, major event on tho will be collected Immediately. /Robert M. Rcoke, Red Bank, N. J, ;07.8. of members of tho Red Bank first calendar for three-year-olds, Is IS Broad St. Whitney -K. Munson. Rumson, N, J. 120 high hurdles—Won by Reevey, Arthur H, Schenk, Fair Haven, N, X aid squad was necessary to free scheduled for, Saturday, Aug. 2. It The U. S, steel Industry used a Bed Bank Robert A, Barr, Fair Haven, N. J, RB; 2d, Morris, RB; 3d, Jeffrey, him. Medical treatment was given also Is at a mile and a quarter. record of 105 million tons of coal «7.0s RB. Time 16.7. at Rtverview hoslptal. Monmouth Park, following Its in 1951. NOTICE 180 low hurdles—Won by Myers, Taka notice that application has bean RB; 2d, Jeffrey, RB; 3d, Cook, F. made to the Mayor and Council of Red Time 21.4. Bank Borough to transfer to Ferdinand Acerra, T/A Depot Bar ft Grill, 107-109 Shot Put—Won by Larabee, RB; Oakland Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, 2d, Borodunovich, F; 3d, Martella, the Plenary Retail consumption license RB. Distance 49 ft. 214 in. C-16, heretofore Issued to Ferdinand Aeerra, T/A Dom's Bar ft Grill. 101 DISCUB—Won by Larabee, RB; 2d, Oakland street. Red Bank, New Jersey, Reevey, RB; 3d, Martella, RB. Dis- Objections, If any, should be made im- tance 126 ft. 6 in. mediately In writing to Amy 33, Shlnn, Clerk of Red Bank Borough. Javelin—Won by Larabee, RB; Signed, 2d, Hughes, RB; 3d, Thornton, RB. 13.81 FERDINAND ACERRA. Distance 162 ft. 4 In. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Broad Jump—Won by VanNote, *•: " -CHANCERY DIVISION -•••• F; 2d> Hawkins, RB; 3d, Myers, MONMOUTH COUNTY RB. Distance 20 ft. ?i In. Docket No. M-2S4S-BI TO; MELVIN B. THOMAS, Defendant Polo Vault—Tie—Parham, F, and By virtue of an Order of the Superloi Morris, RB; 3d,. Bayer and Jan- Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, czewskl, F. Height 0 ft. Monmouth County, made on the 21it day of April, 1052, In a cause wherein Olga Thomas Is plaintiff and you are defend- ant, you are hereby required to answer the Complaint of the- plaintiff on or be- Old Monmouth -fora the 23rd day of June next and In default thereof such judgment will - b« Tendered against you as the Superior court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Dog Training shall think equitable and iust. * The objeet of said suit Is to obtain a Just 9 more shopping days till Mother's Day decree of divorce between said plalntIS and you. Club Has Dinner itself on May 11th. Dated! April 15. 1952. RUMSON—Old Monmouth Dog , PARSONS, LADRBCQUB. So all you sons and daughters, you, sneak off • CANZONA ft COMBS, • Training club held Its annual din- Into a corner with' this page, and cast your 18 Wallace Street. .. ner Friday night at Mayor's ros- Red Bank, New Jersey, taurant, Rumson. An educationa eye on some of our Mother's bay suggestions. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Ill.Tf dog film, "Training Dog for War," We've got over 1,000 more Ideas sitting on Notlca of Settlement 'of Account was presented by Daniel Black- our shelves. From 80o to $B00. Come'look. ESTATE OF ROBERT D, SCIIALLER, smith of Fair Haven, the clubs DECEASED. Notlea Is hereby -given that the ae official dog photographer, and was counts of the subscriber, Substltutei enthusiastically received by the Trustee, In Liquidation of the estate o large audience which included 20 ,iald Deceased will be audited and stated by the Surrogate of the County of Mon- mombers of the junior group. They mouth and reported for settlement *to were seated at their own table pre- The Monmouth County Court, Probate sided over by the junior secretary, Dlvlslon> on Friday, tht Thirteenth day of June, A, D., 19(2, at 10 o'clock A, M. Betty Foalcs of Shrewsbury, 13 Eastern Daylight Saving Time, at th- years old, County Court HHouse, Main and Court Mrs. Alfred King, Jr., presldenl StreetsStt , FreeholdFhld, , New Jersey.Jersey ' Dated: April 25th5th , A . D.D , 16511 , spoke of the club's modest begin; THE ORANGE FIR8T NATIONAL BANK nlngs two years ago and compared IN LIQUIDATION. the small classes of five to ten By! M, RAYMOND R LEY, WILLIAM F, RBDPATH, trainees with the present day en- HERBERT V. PETERSON, tries of 25-and more In evenln Ml.MaiMl--.Main street, .Mange,.Mange,' NN, X and afternoon classes. She an- Liquidating CommitCommitteet , fofr Substituted TruiUe. . nounced that during the club's two Frank A . PulmltrePll , year existence over 150 dogs hayi al1-S47 Main Street, gone through the novice courses al Orange, New Jersey, Old Monmouth. Attorney. 111.10 Elected to the board of governori Monmouth County Surrogate's Court ii In the matter of tht estate of AONXI was Mrs. Vanessa den Ouden o: ALLEN, deceased, Mlddletown. Plans were dlscusset Notice to creditors to present claims for graduation exercises to be hel against estate, Pursuant to tht order of Dorman lie* In June, at which both afternooi Xaddln, Surrogate of the County at Mon. and evening classes will be pre- mouth, on the application of the under- sented together) to compete foi signed, James A, RIgnty, • administrator of the estate of Ames Allen, daeeised, prizes and certificates of merit If she likes to troasuro treasure! If she loves, the frills of life— If she Hkes nice things—pick 4 notice Is hereby given to the creditor: The children's scholarships will be —here's the perfect thing*. A hang- give her a pair of those boudoir of said deceased t o presenprtt t o thth e talli offered Instead of tho • traditional beauty from our cup and saucer administratoii r as aforesaid, their claims ing shelf In gilt—from S2.5O up. lamps—In white china, with hand- section, Demltaase and tea cups one, due to the largo attendance On It—of course—figurines from under oith, within six months from this of children In both training aes- painted flowers and eyolet shades, (saucors, too, of course) In fine our famous collodion—start at ?4. -• $80 the pair, Or this xalety of a bone—from J1.83 to 110.00. sloni. boudoir mirror—from $7.50, There waa a fine record of show wins this week-end for olub mem- bers In three different areas of th country.' At tho Bristol, Conn obedlenoe trial, Mrs, 'William Oam- MOTOROLA well of Mlddletown finished her CD. title In her third straight .fotlee to creditors to prusnt ilali ihow, thus winning a epeolal tro- STEEL phy offered by Sari Sonmld, olub Pursuant to' th* order of Dorman Mi trainer, to the > perion, first receiv- laddln, Surrogate of the County of Moi DELUXI ing the title from one of hli.be- 33 « dinner olaaaes, Run Palumbo of Fair-Haven won his flnt ll* oi glvin TOP CARRIERS his O.P, with a score of 1B0U, *U lent .to the itld one of tht s.moulors, winning highest icorlng dalmatlan ll iforisaldi thilr clalmi undir oath. trophy In entire show, The gradu- within ilx monthi from thli dats, .6.93 atn novice olaaa BUJI OamWell of ft Mlddletown and Vaneiia den Ou- k'Hfflrf$HWH?qrt Arinui, den were awarded aeoond and third ftury, K, Ji Bn>m«n, highlit »plaolni»' reapeotlvaly.' Al the Wilmington, Dil,, Konnil olub few Jtnsy, (how the earn* day, Mrs, Anita ItO.OI dinner ot Runtion won top tooro „ ..CHINA-, Monmouth County rro«ste's Court In a elan of 83 novlee A, blue , IIIIn Mlth* eIliei matlti . r it t tllait of Maiil roaetti), trophy and eooro of Its) Holnrnl , diiiMiridtatuf, NOLolli.a to oMcflto GLASS-SHOP ' nreiint eelalm almi aiijni nint aitata, out of a possible 300, The Statoi MaTMIVM MOM ItlllT Pursuant to tht o er At Dorman M 15 WHITE STREET, RED BANK Taland match show awarded Belt) U*IUI< - Vtii n, iurro.als of ia Countguntyr of MoMani Foatei flrat prlai, Carol Cobb eeo- uth on ina pnll tl .off ttili t unda' r ond prlie and Marola Pokui third If th* Ilku mw thln|f.-prtnnt If ih.'i Ilka mott Mothori, ihi'll OPEN FRIDAY TILL9 P.M. prlne In novloo olaisoi, All three h»r with thli oltvtr bit from our wiloomi n»w ohlna, And wi'ri children are membori of the Jun furniture dtnartmont. A lit of K blMttd with the larf.it tolootlun lor group, folding TV tablet that (It on a of Hno china In tho State. From ol* Hiiiitor ,«i undir oath, within raok and itow Into tho olottt la.OS per place lotting, on up to LIONS AT TESTIMONIAL BiauUfully dteortUd. |1I,7S com- fabulous Mlntoni Alto open •look, 'H'.i.d. ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Mon pltt«. •top In, today, than 30 membin of the Done olul here attended a testimonial dlnnei Monday nltht at Motuohon foi mii_Ay r» Para George Kovaoa ot Korde, foverno '•to&vSfttoinir, U ,„.„ IT PAYS 10 ADVERTISE IN THE HECI8TEK eX dlitrlot 10B. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 County 4-H Leaders association Players Rehearse Holmdel meeting at Freehold last Thursday stey Cautions night. For 'Ghost Train' Registration of pre-achool chil- IN Against Extremes SHREWSBURY — Rehearsals dren took place this morning at for the "Ghost Train," which will Centerville school and thfs after- Highlands "Accept children for themselves, be presented Friday, May 16, by noon at the local school. Dr, Carl Mrs. Edna Hutchinson was host- RED BANK >on't thrust your childhood the Shrewsbury Players at the Riv- Gesswein, school physician and ess yesterday afternoon to 'mem- reams, on them!" er Street' school auditorium, Red Miss Ruth William, R.N., school bers of "Our Club" at her home ITS Thus were parents charged Mon- Bank, are going ahead "full steam." nurse, were in attendance for theon Ocean ave. lay night by Dr. Geoffrey W. Es- The cast includes Miss Mary general health examination, Mrs. Henry Roemmele Is still confin- ey, state director of constructive Jones of Allenhurst, Mrs. George Warren Zimmer, primary teacher, ed to his home on Beach blvd. by lealth, at a meeting of thefehore met the children and answered illness. MATTHEWS BROS. Ihild Study group at the Mechanic Wanger of Elberon, Albert Addis of questions of the parents about the treet school here. Fair Haven, Mrs, Allan Carman, program for the first year of Members of the Woman's Repub- NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD . Mrs. Jay McClellan, Robert H, Dis- school. Members of the Holmdel lican club met Monday night at Giving his views of "What Makes brow, Joseph Rlnehart, W. Jay Mc- township Parent-Teacher associa- tha home of Mrs. Elizabeth Heli- FOR AUTHORIZED ood Parents" Dr. Estey cautioned Clellan, Thomas Annlm and Allan tion assisted with the "round-up." ker. 111 Navcslnk ave. igainst the u«e of extremes in Carman. Mr, Carman is directing Arthur Robert Robertson, son of Come (orly! You've Never Seen Such Wonderful Votues hild dlsipline. He urged parents to the show. Reorlentation day at Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Grace Robertson of remember that the child learns high school took place Wednesday 29 Fourth st., will celebrate his icst through imitation. Mutual re- for Holmdel graduating pupils. ninth birthday tomorrow. He un- DCEI BONUS MERCHANDISE spect is necessary for discipline, the. Hazlet Others of the class who will enter derwent surgery Saturday for the loctor advised, and the threat of Officers were elected at the last Keyport high school attended removal of stones from his cheek. KtC! TO HELP STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR oss of love Is not conducive to meeting of the Friendship club in classes in Keyport Thursday. Those He was Injured last September in SALES '.nil F St, John's Methodist church, with a fall from a bicycle on Water sither. going to Red Bank will be Doro- Mrs. Robert Branncn of Neptune thy Hill, Elsie Banks, Isalean Varn, Witch ave. SERVICE LADIES' RAYON LADIES' RAYON JERSEY LADIES' COTTON It was the final lecture in a series as hostess, Mrs. Ella Ludwlg was nder the direction of Mrs. George chosen president; Mrs. Hudson D. Julia Portin, Dorothy Rada, Anne A week-end guest of Mrs. Edith D. Wilkinson of Oceanport, group Carhart, vice president; Mrs. Frank McPhee, Sheila Seigle, Marjorie Rogers of Cedar st. was her daugh- QENUINfc leader. Officers will be elected Mon- P. Sproul, secretary, and Mrs. Rus- Antonldes, Carmena Greco, Robert ter, Miss Ncdra Rogers of Rich- CREPE SLIPS GOWNS HOUSE DRESSES ay, May 26, at the school. Mrs. sell Walling-, treasurer. A. birthday Liebenow, Bruce Phillips, Fred mond Hill, L. I, • WILLYS Harrison and Omar Sclcles. The Sgt. and Mrs. Herman Stear PARTS Siies 32 to 38. Some lace Ruth Llpton of West Long Branch party was given for Miss'Ida Voor- Sizes 12 to 42. Percale is program chairman, heea of Marlboro, a former club pupils to attend Keyport school moved today from 29 Miller st, to trimmed or embroidered bot- prints. member, who was a visitor. Attend, will _be Barbara Wilson, Margaret Fifth st. toms. Shrewsbury Sailing In? also were Mrs. Louis Roselle, Welgant; Francis Infant!, Joyce The Woman's guild of St. An- EACH Mrs. Stanley R. Jones, Mrs. Fran- Be'nnett, Neil Wilding and Harry drews Episcopal church will meet 87 Hub Has Bridge cis Woolley, Mrs. Asbury. Walling, Lettner. this afternoon at the parish house. $*> 77 Mrs. Lillie Bruner, Mrs. H. Alvin Mrs. George Gould, fourth to Sponsors of the Girls Friendly so- PHONE RED BANK 6-4500 $1.97 LITTLE SILVER—Member* of sixth grade teacher of Hlllcrest ciety will", meet there tomorrow .69 ho ways and means committee of Walling, Mrs. Beulah Thistle, Mrs. 2 the auxiliary of the Shrewsbury Ernest E. Walling, Mrs. Roelif H. school, attended the Monmouth 'night. 1 1 Dress FREE with each Sailing club entertained Tuesday LeRot, and Miss Anna Covvles. 1 Slip FREE with each Medium and large sizes. purchase. at a dessert-bridge at the Red Rev. Roger J. Squire, pastor of purchase. Choice pink, blue or maize. Bank Woman's club. There were 27 the Red Bank Methodist church, tables in play. was guest speaker at the sixth an- ROWLAND FJON€f MOTOR CO. PURE SILK LADIES' RAYON RAYON Decorative trivets were table nual Father-Son banquet at St. prizes. Special awards went to Mrs. John's church held last Thursday John J.. Knodell, Mrs. Chester night. Theodore Hathaway was BLOUSES Budd, Mrs. George Hileles, Mrs. toaltmaster. The event was spon- SQUARES HALF SUPS Harold J. Stokes, Mrs. Rodman sored by the Men's club and at- Sizes 26, 28, 30. Ninon lace Tailored and Novelty styles. tended by. 112 men and boys. A ictty and Miss Laura J. Wilde. turkey dinner was served by the fl8"xl8". Many sciid colors trim. VvVite and pastel colors, Mrs, Reginald C. Pye, Mrs. Edward 'to choose from. Women's Society, of Christian Serv- Sizes 32 to 36. Polak and Mrs, Russell Hathaway, ice. Miss Carolyn Hathaway sang were hostesses in charge of the "The Lord's Prayer,"' accompanied c benefit. by Clinton Hyer of Matawan. Se- lections were rendered by the Polka 88 Kcansburg Dots. 2 ™ 57° Reg. $1.29 Value 88 John Hertle of Long Island re- Past Chief Daughter's night was cently visited his mother, Mrs. John 1 Scarf FREE with each NOVELTY RAYON 1 Blouse FREE with each observed Monday at Lady Jean Hertle of Bethany rd. purchase. MacCorquodale lodge, West Keans- Mr.'and Mrs. Samuel Evans of -USED CAR SPECIALS- purchase. burg. Delegates were present from Long Island were recent guests of Regular 29c Value PANTIES Trenton and New Brunswick. Final Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Latham. 1950 BUICK SPECIAL 1949 OLDSMOBILE DROP BY AND plans were made for the dinner to Mrs. Charles Neighbors and son CLUB SEDAN SEE National Baby Week White, pink, blue, maize be held Saturday. 2-iloor, black, one owner, low HOUSEWARE Robert art home from a Florida Ilydramatlc, original mileage "JACK or JOE" Sizet small, medium & large. The Methodist church Is holding trip. mileage. , 13,000. FEATURES a junior minstrel show at the Fran- Mr. and .Mi's. Arthur Heath and G.M.A.C. PLAN cis Placo school tomorrow. It Is bo-children of Falrlawn are visiting $ RAYON STRIPE FEATURES >A DOWN ng sponsored by the intermediate Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hyer. 18 MONTHS TO-PAY choir under the direction of Mrs. Miss Vcra Tombleaon, teacher in 1.65O '1.600 Raymond Strykcr for the benefit the Keyport high school, was in- PANTIES itiated in Delta Kappa Gamma so- Regular 49c Value ST DENIS CUPS of the building fund. Sizes 2 to 6. White' and Miss June Andrcach entertained ciety.at the convention held over Large size white crockery. • at A canasta party and birthday the week-end at Bridgeton. This is pastel colors. WHITE CREW celebration Sunday for Miss Mar-a national honor society for women OWLAND B.JONES MOTOR & joiio Wyman. Present were Miss educators, Janet Keelan, Miss Violet Sullivan Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lufburrow, SOCKS $1.00 and Lou D'Anna. Ann and Adcle Lufburrow and Mrs. Sizes 9-IO'/j. Heavy ribbed John Hutton of Kentucky, who Joseph D, Bedle left Sunday on a is stationed at Camp Kilmer, paid up or down model. a visit this week to Mr. and Mrs. 1 pair FREE with each 1 Cup FREE with each Benjamin Andrcach and daughter purchase. June. •» purchase. Charles Mchl is recuperating at Pair the home of Mr. and Mrs, Morris RAYON, PLASTIC LINED 4 HEAVY CRYSTAL GLASS Woolflc. Reg. 29c Pair A "Gay 90's'" revue will be given May 29 by members of the P.T.A. BABY PANTIES MEN'S of the Francis Place school. Mrs, UTILITY BOWLS Willis Westendorf la director, Medium and large sixes. Mrs. Etta Dowllng, Mrs. Delia Handkerchiefs Murphy, Mrs, Josephine Cahlll, c Mrs. Mildred Kerchbaumer , and C Large wnite, good quality, Mrs. Anne Andreach attended Ra- plain and corded borders. dio City and Roxy's theaters, and 5 ™ 30 had dinner at Mother Leon's res- taurant last week, 2 » 69 1 Bowl FREE with each Stanley Lenovich o[ Monroe ave., 1 pair white, pink or maixe FOR purchase. West Kcansburg, recently celebrat- Panties FREE with each pur- ed his birthday with members of his family at a party. chase. 1 Handkerchief FREE with Alfred Saundcrs, Jr., left this , each purchase. CHILDREN'S RAYON WASH CLOTHS week to attend the funeral of his Large I2"xl2", assorted father, Alfred Saunders, Sr., of MEN'S 1 Yucaipia, Cal. solid' colors. Miss Marjorie Wyman celebrated PANTIES her birthday Saturday in New York Lace trimmed, sizes 4 to 14. T-SHIRTS city with a friend. They attended "Guys and Dolls," Pink, blue or white. Good quality white cotton, crew neck. Sizes small, me- FOR Miss Margaret Lope of Now York 9 city is visiting Mr. and Mrs, John C dium and large. Hauck. 1 Cloth FREE with each Cub pack 105 met last Wednes- c day evening at St. Ann's auditor, purchase. turn. After the opening ceremony 4 » 97 2 FOR 97 a game of "snatch the bacon" was played. Awards were presented Regular 29c Value CANNON MILLS George Carmen, bear badge; John Reg. 59c each Value TERRY Schaefcr, gold arrow; Fred Sefclk, Idjashioned kitchci CHILDREN'S Wayne Perry, John MarqUet, HOUSEHOLD James Tully, Walter and Anthony Aucr and Thomas Lope received SANDALS BATH TOWELS their second year pins, Anthony Large size; solid colors. Gonello, den three atrip; Martin White, red or brown. T- BROOMS Flynn, bear badge and two silver strap. Sizes 8'/j to 3. Good quality, painted han- arrows; Fred Sefclk and Wayne dle. Reg. 89c Value, Perry received the Weblo'a badge at a special ceremony, A stick FOR game, Chinese wrestling and guess 11.97 2 around games were played, alter C which refreshment* were served, 1PAIR 1 Towel FREE with each A hand crocheted bedspread was EACH awarded Monday at the home of FREE 1 pair Socks with each 67' purchase. Mrs. John Fodstowskl, Den moth- purchase. ers and other leaders were present. At the auxiliary meeting of the BABY RECEIVING BABY NEWBERRY DISH TOWELS West Keansburg fire company last Wednesday a card party was BIRDS EYE Bott Mill favorite. Largo planned for M«y 14. A luncheon absorbent. BLANKETS will precede the card party, at noon at the fire house. Mrs, Catherine DIAPERS Worthweln is ohalrlady insisted by Mrs, Floranct Murphy. The anni- 27"x27"- . 6 In pkg. FOR $1.00 versary dinner was held yesterday at Lalteview Inn with' the firemen 3 attending. The next meeting of Reg. 45c Value the auxiliary will be held May 14, 1 Towel FREE with each A bazar for the firemen's fair In purchoie. July was discussed last Thursday 97' LADY FAIR ovenlng by members of the New Point auxiliary. Mrs, Jean Buerkle will be chairman. HoitaaiM for the SEW & SAVE evening wtra MM. E, Snyder, Mn, PAPER NAPKINS CLEANSING Lea Spafford, Mrs, Florence Turn Soft embossed, 100 count is FEATURES cr and Mrs. Halan Thompson. pkg. The Scout leaden held Its meet- NEW SUMMER SHEER Ing Init Thunday evening «t Fran- TISSUES da pi, lehool, Tht Brownla troop c Pure whit* • 400 count. loader or Mdtawtn Inatruotid In REMNANTS tht art or making flowtrs out oi Prints, solid colon, colored win, Tha next m(i«tln» will hi hald May 39 and will ha tha last 2 *» 30 ona for tha lummer, PRII with each 4 Boxes 97° M/8 W. Orland Opdykt, who It dUtlonad In Rhiln-Maln, Germany purehait. Yds. In the A.A.O.S,, w»« reeently ip- 3 Regular 29e Value pointed flrat aaneiint or tha 1040th A.A.O.S. squadron ai announced by Brillo Cleanser 1 Yard PRII with each U Col. Joioph P, Millar, com- purchase. Wlldroot Liquid Cream mandlng offloer. The sergeant ti • P«efi and Soap. The miracle veteran of meritorious aervlee dur- cliantr for poti and ptm, ing World War II and ai a reierv t Plain and Wafllt Plqu* SHAMPOO lit was flailed bask to aetlva duty Whlti J, tolld ptitel eolort, July 1, 1SB1. C Mn, Delhert Burlatt nf Middle- $ 59 town entertained the CI.A, group Decorator* $ay there are lot» of uiayi 3 of tha Ktinnburr Milhodlat 4 >**s 39 3 Yds. ]/ ohuroh *t a lunohton lajt Thurs- day, Attending wan Mra. Harry Smart people nay , , , "Just aik Sherman'i," 1 pkg. Mil with weh VJ Yard PRII with each 1 lettli PRII with each Beaman, Mn, Joiaph Stamford ehat*. Mrs, Harry nhatlgan, lira. Ed war < HMfBhan, Ciear, Mn, Nile Lund, Mn, Jane 58 Broad Street, Red Bank 6-2646, Moonhouat and Mn, Howard Op- dykt, J. J. NEWBERRY CO Mr, And Mil, Howard Opdyk. 177-79 Broad St., Red Bank apeni the wtih-end at thalr turn nir home is uiliord, RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 1,1952 Page Fifteen Youths Involved Holmdel Mclntee, Thes topic discussed was Shrewsbury QUiNN, DOREMUS, McCUE "The Other Children Can, Why & RUSSELL In Radio Theft The mid-year newspaper staff ap- Can't I." Jay Francis Forrar, son of Mr. HEY, MOM LOOK AT THIS pointed for the Holmdel school and Mrs. Cheater; L. Forrar of COUNSELORS *.T LAW FAIR HAVEN — Thomai J. Register Is as follows; editor, Mar- East Kcanshurg Parker pi., vu treated at River- Realty Views Whitfield Building Red Bank BABY WEEK Tweedie, Jr., 19, of Ocean town- garet Weigant; assistant editor, view hospital Thursday after he I'homa. P Duremiia Vincent J. McCue ship, was fined $25 and nil driver's Joyce Bennett, proofreaders, Julia Phylias Vltcllt, daughter of Mr. was injured while playing at St. William U Rutiell. Jr. Brant Fuano license was revoked yesterday Portln, Sheilas Soigle, Paul Mott- and Mrs. Gerald Vitelli, celebrated James grammar school. He required Benedict B. Nicola BARGAIN morning by Magistrate John V. ridk and Eveline Smale, her seventh birthday Sunday with two stitches In hU forehead. Crowell on a charge ol consorting Mrs. Warren Zimmer, beginners' party. Attending • were Irene Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Kelly in and using his automobile in Hardy, Jane McLaughltn, Jerry and JAMES F. SMITH connection with a crime. and first grade teacher of Holmdel of Sycamore ave. are vacationing school, Is conducting a- scries of Anno Mellllo, Virginia Kelly, Wil- in Texas. AUDIOMETRIST , Tweedie, according to police, was social studies which include health liam and Raymond Palmer, Carol Linda Andersen, Janle Maslow the companion of a juvenile who planning of shopping, food, read- and Gerald Vitelli, also Mr. and and Mark and Barbara Nachmlus, BEARING EXAMINATIONS is charged with the theft of a ing and numbers. At present the Mrs. Patrick Palmer, Madison; Mr. accompanied by their mothera, Hearini Aliia—AeceeanriM—Bitter!.. radio transmitter and receiver class is feeding and taking care of and Mrs. Edward Mellllo, Albert lunched and attended a Carnegie Phono Rid Bank 1-5075 from a yacht docked at the Fair a rabbit in the classroom. Recently Mellllo and Miss Frances Giordano, Hall concert yesterday In New US Rivet Rd. Fair Haven. N. 1. Haven yacht works. the class cooked and ate vegetable Summit, and Joseph, Peter and York city. The theft was reported Sunday soup prepared by them. Charles Comito. Virginia Piccola, daughter of Mr, by Donald Beeves of Westfleld, The Science clubs were addressed Den 1 of Troop 102 visited Marl- and Mrs. Anthony Piccola of Obre WILLIAM E. BEATY owner of the yacht Herbert Gerd- by Michael Harmyk, who explained pit hall, Mlddletown, Saturday with pi., celebrated her tenth birthday ing, operator of the boat works, and showed how trees were grafted. the den mother, Mrs. William Rey- Saturday with a party. Decorations COUNSELOR AT LAW told police he had seen a car park- nolds. Making the trip were Wes- They also undertook the study of were in pink, white and red. Game INCOME TAX CONSULTANT ed in r the yacht works yard early the skin in relation to the body. ,loy Calabreac, Robert Candalora, prizes were won by Olane Giersch, Complete Sunday morning and gave them Eveline J3malc of Holmdel school Walter Dothlosson, Fred Donatelli, Nancy Lyons, Linda Hammond and SO East Front St. Rid Bank 8-4377 the registration number. Investiga- had her civil defense poster chosen Richard" Gamachc, Hugh and Wil- Shirley Norrls. Other guests were Line of tion revealed the plates had been for first place in the- school; The liam Reynolds, Roger Rhode and Patty malone, Patty Remlcy, Lu- iMued to Tweedie. contest was sponsored by the Mon- John Osier. cille DePerry, Ann Stanley, Mary 'When questioned by C^pt. Carl mouth County Parent-Teacher asso- Mrs. William Nay and Mrs. John Lou Gualtleri, Ann Oliver, Ann MILTON KOSENE Jakubecy of the Fair Haven po- ciation, and the judging was done Shaw were honored Friday evening Hanrahan, Mary JoRocco, Eliza- JUVENILE lice and Capt. Garrlty of the Oceaji by the Civil Defence council. I a cub pack meeting for their beth Norton and Patricia Ann For- ATTORNEY AT LAW township police, Tweedie admitted registration of five years' service rar. Leonard Williams, 4-H county as den mothers. They were pre- 34 Broad St. R«d Blair FURNITURE being at the yacht works Sunday agent of Freehold, gave about 2,000 Mrs. Joseph Malone Is confined morning. He further stated, Capt. sented with orchids. Seven den o her Obre pi. homo by Illness. Phone 6-2819 Jakubecy said, that one of his two trees to members of the 4-H clubs mothers were awarded den moth- Girl Scout troop 47 met Monday teen age companions had taken in forestration In the Holmdel er's badges after completion of a with their leaders, Mrs. Allan Han- ROISTON WATERBURY BAYNTON'S tha radio., . township schools. Trees Included s,ix weeks' training course. Earl mer, Mrs. Frederic Messina and CARL BECKMANN The radio was found at the home larch, spruce and shrubs. West, commltteeman of Keyport, Mrs. L. C. Tlllotson. The girls Dear Mr. Newcomer: Manufacturer'* Agent of the teen ager named by Tweedie Mrs. Arthur Klatt arid Mrs. Har- and Mrs. William Reynolds acted worked on costumes for their Bel- Two foars grip the newly ar- MODERN—Rotary Power Lawnmowera. ry Pitcher attended a matinee per- as instructors under direction of rived family. First, they aren't INFRA-leetrtc Radiant Heater! Capt. Jakubecy stated. The juve- gian folk dance, Chimes of Dun- just sure where they want to SAC1NAW—Material Handling BABYLAND niles Involved were turned over to formance of "The Moon Is Blue," Robert Schaffcr, Held executive. The kirk, which they will present at the Equipment. Wheel* & Vehldea RED BANK county juvenile authorities' for a with the Matinee Contemporary charter was renewed after five field day program Saturday. All lo- settle within Red Bank. Second, Hardware, Farm & Garden Specialties 5 BROAD ST. hearing this week. League Saturday. They also visited years. A large birthday cake was Girl Scout and Brownie troops they don't know property values 666 Ocean Ave. Phone: SE 2-0079 the terrace room at the Hotel New the table centerpiece. Den 5 put on will participate in tho field day, and don't know whom to trust. Saa Bright. N. J. II no ana. RE 6-4700 Yorker and enjoyed a dinner and an Indian sketch. Cubs received which will bo held from 10:30 a. m. As a result, many of them put Mayberry Plant the ice show. new registration cards. up with the annoyances of rent- to 2 p, m. on the school grounds, ing for som6 time—In most cases An equipment and apparatus dis- Carol Vitelli and Lcona Mc- The girls will bring box lunches. WILLIAM E. BEATY Destroyed by Fire play was held Sunday at the fire Laughlln of this place and Alan The public is invited to attend the soveral months, or even years. PINE BROOK—The plant of the house. Another display will be held Peterson of Rod Bank, auditioned event. In event of rain, It will be It is possible, however, to ar- COUNSELLOR AT LAW rive at a logical decision without H. W. Mayberry Garment & LJn'en at

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Flexible Steel VENETIAN BLINDS (...while they last) • ft" *>\ I go) something the other day that'* sure to nuke me 1,410 friends. I got A . 1,410 blind* at a manufacturer's close-out. The vtry lamt blinds that New York vandori hava told from houie-to-houie for at much as $5.00. And I'm sailing the. whole bunch at only $2.39 each. They'll go fast at this price. For they're • real buy. Flexible steel, eggshell slats—the best. Neutral. WOW!! eolor tapes. Enclosed heads. And selMeveling tilt gean. When these are gene, there ain't no mo'. So come In now and pick your she. What a I've got 'em In ell sties, Just $2.39.

(134 blinds make ua a Horoscopo for you or mombora of your family Attardi's single scored Riley, Bruno John Luckenblll, leader of the bination, • Reaionablo Ralaa loattH tkkJ grounded to Cacclatore, who tossed Just how many games star band, whose wife was Introduced Pat Rlccl was awarded an ABC Attardl out at second. After reach- chucker Johnny Overton will be to the band, , plague for being the most Improv- You supply tht •Irthdata—Wo supply the answers—No Quaitlont Asked ing first on the fielder's choice able to haul out of the red hot ed bowler of the year. Mr. Rieci HONEY BEE ] Satisfaction duarantood or •orvlco* Frio. \ Bruno stole second and Serward coals set off because of rain, re- The Ladies' auxiliary of Relief hiked his average up to 173, 18 passed Tarantolo. Cooper then put mains to be seen. Because of the Engine company and the fire de- points above his last season's av- ' OMeat Opan Dally 10'Sill over the second tally with a single inclement weather that plagued partment auxiliary assisted in serv- erage of 155, ' FLOWERS Saturday 12.4 to left field. Shore Conference coaches in the ing the dinner. Edward J. Macklln, toaatmaster, ALSO MAIL SERVICE Overton, who patrolled center past two weeks, the entire stand- presented cash awards to tht In- BasuH 1. Hod(Us| field, and Jackie Lewis led the ings may take a new turn, espec- About one person out of every 80 dividual victors an well as to the ially with the top chuckera running In the United States completed a members of the clubs in the first 444 Broad St. d- CULTURAL SERVICE CENTER Buc batters with two hits apiece, into jammed up games In which division. RED BANK Red Cross health, safety or other 69 Broad St. RE 6-4960 AB R K they'll not be able to participate In course provided by'the Red Cross At the conclusion of the dinner, Tel. R«I Bank 6-4020 > Newton, If. - « 3 0 0 all of the encounters. in 1051. . Mr. Worden turqed the gavel over Ctteclatore, at 2 0 1 'Gordon ...... _..•...... _• 10 0 Ovarton. of. ...- 10 0 Lewis, 8b. It 1 2 Richardson, rf...... •—..._...... -.-. * o 2 Soldo, 2b, 8 0 0 Valentine lb „ ..... 8 0 0 Seward, p . 10 1 Let our experts Iron out Gambacorto. c. 10 1 your watch difficulties and 21 1 7 put it in train-lime order, LONG BRANCH AB R H AH our work is guaran- Maura, 2b. .. 4 0 1 Bierl lb _ 2 0 0 teed. Our, prices on jew- Calabretu, as - —. . son DAVIDSON Bros. elry repair and creative Riloy, c .._ s l Cflllano, rf« s 1 remounting arc moderate, Attardl, If. - 3 0 BrunOt 8b. ...*...... ,»,...... , 8 1 TUNA FISH too. Consult us without To ran to Jo ef...... »„_„., 2 0 0 obligation. Cooper, p, ...™.™™,,«.,«..«..M..M... 3 0 1 26 S •Hit far Cacctitora In 7lh Long Branch „ DO 01 02x—3 'Tied Bank ..... 00 00 001—: WILBUR'S Hit* oft Sewurd 5 in 7 innings Coopei 7 in 6 Innings. Struck out by Sewnrt. 3, Cooper 4. Bases on balls off Sewart JEWELERS 1, Cooper 6. IS Broad St. Red Bank Umpires—Oobriimkit Dantwolcii 85 Fish and Game -AT HUBERS- Violators Fined • TRENTON — The state division of fish and same, department of conservation and economic develop- ment, announced this week that NEW WONDER SUDSING BLUE BIRD local magistrates Imposed 85 pen- alties' upon violators of the fish and game laws In New Jersey during GRAPEFRUIT or AKS February and March of this year. During February, 41 penalties BABO CLEANSER 2 - 19 BLENDED JUICE wera Imposed for various offonses while during March 44 additional FANCY SLACKS ARE penalties were ordered. Four indi- AIRLINE KNOWN FOR vidual fines were imposed during BEECHNUT LGE. QUALITY AND February for having loaded rifles BOT. In cars contrary to the law, while PRUNE JUICE 25 FINE TAILOR- In March, three similar offenses ING FROM resulted in flnei. BABY FOODS RANGOON TO In February, game wardens also Strained Junior HOUSE OF LORD arrested three persons for hunting iart iar$ RED BANK. deer during the closed season. Five CAN persons were penalized for hunting 5 490 6 89* LOBSTER ROCK ducks illegally, while $50 fines were 45 mads by Imposed upon five others for using England's nets on the Sabbath. Other offenses New Low Low for which fines were Imposed in- HEART'S DELIGHT FREESTONE For the Best in Meats best olude possession of parts of a deer; or&fUman hunting without a, license; posses- 2Va Tin sion of illegal firearms; hunting 3 ™ 1.00 Price! HYGRADE FAVORITE patented with the aid of lights; fishing with- PEACHES 'waistband, out a license; lending hunting li- MINUTE MAID, LIBBY'S, BIRDSEYE, for oomfort cense; refusing to show license and READY TO SERVE BACON •••"- 49S, is sport* illegal possession of beaver. DIPLOMAT SNOW CROP or SUNKIST or rest During March, eight person's were TWIN PACK penalized for fishing for trout dur- ing the closed season while four SOUPS HYGRADE SKINLESS brown others were fined for illegal netting . ORANGE tropical, of fish. Four persons were arrested CHICKEN NOODLE PEA grey flannel by gams wardens for fishing and CHICKEN BROTH MUSHROOM FRANKFURTERS 59S, $29.50 hunting without a license. JUICE Other offenses Included possession TOMATO CELERY of geese; using firearms during a ASPARAGUS closed season; possession of geese FRESHLY GROUND after hours; refusing to show 11 2 S290 '• cense; illegal firearms and missiles UJ.AI loaded firearms In vehicles; permit- CHOPPED BEEF 59& SAUSAGE MEAT 45", AWNINGS Broad St. RE 6-3334 BEAT THE HEAT DAVIDSON'S Regular and Bock COMSTOCK Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables ORDER NOW Cat* of ,,f%f% 7Q Have Them In Time! 24SMlnlei j'** APPLE BRANDY .65 FANCY CALIF, NO DEPOSIT -t FIFTH C NO BETUBN, ^F 5'Yrs. Old 3 BROCCOLI <•" BMn