BANK REGISTER V VOLUME LXVIX, NO. 5. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 25,1946. SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 161 Odd Fellows Watson Laboratories Hilarious Stage Shore Reports Hazlet Firemen Nurse Resigns Council Fills In To Have Open House Spider Betide Her; Postpone Fair Plan Gala Time The public has been Invited by Play Here On Runs Into Tree Heavy Week-end The Hazlet Ore company's fair After 20 Years Fair Haven Plot officials at Watson laboratories In was postponed Saturday night due Eatontown to inspect latest de- Miss Jean Hoffman of 96 to rain. It will continue tomorrow 1 August 7,8 And 9 Storm Damages In Social Service For Public Park for Monday Night velopments on radar, radio and East Bergen place and Little and Saturday nights on Highway navigational equipment next Thurs- Misa Muffet of storybook fame 85. Saturday night a de day, the 39th anniversary of the "Squaring The Circle" have one thing in common, Church Steeple Hit By luxe will be awarded. Miss Evelyn T. Walker Further Dumping Dittinguished Guests founding of the Army Air Forces. namely that both of them are The fair has been exceptionally The Air Force, a major Item In ' To Be Given At St. dead set against having spi- Lightning; Many Fires well attended and the committee Outstanding In Of Trash By Public To Come From the flighting of World War IL was ders or other Insects "sit down felt that the fair should be In formed In 1907 as a branch ot the beside 'em." 'Started By Flashes operation when the grand prize was Health Field To Be Prohibited Nearby Lodges James Auditorium However, Hiss Hoffman Signal Corps for the purpose of awarded. The public is Invited to a studying the airplane and Its proved to be of hardier stock attend the last two nights this Miss Evelyn T. Walker, R. N., of Steps to prevent further dumping The officers and members of Nave- adaptability for military purposes. "Squaring- the dfrcle" le one of than Miss Muffet, for rather Thousands of dollars of damage the funniest playa I have ever seen, was reported throughout tha coun- week. All the usual stands will be 31 Rector place, has resigned as of trash by the pulbllc on the plot ilnk lodge of Odd Fellows of Red The Eatontown laboratories came than be frightened away as In operation, with free dancing and executive director of health and on River road, near Lake avenue, Bank are planning for a gala night under Air Force jurisdiction In and by far the most entertaining," the little poetry heroine In her ty in the wake of the severe elec- ( sojjaid one of New York's leading trical storms over the week-end. music l>y Tony Trebino's orchestra. wellfare of the *Monmouth County which-the borough of Fair Haven ^ in their lodge rooms in the Odd February, 1945, to develop equip- story, the Red Bank woman Ground prizes will be awarded both Organization for Social Service af- has filled in for use eventually a* •" Fellows' building on Monmouth ment peculiar to the Air Force. drama critics when the play was Insisted that the insect which Lightning damaged two Red presented there recently. Bank buildings Saturday night, one nights. ter more than 20 years service. Her a public park, were taken by th» 3! . rtreet next Monday night when the The labs will-be open to the pub- plunked down beside her last resignation Is to take effect Octo- mayor and council of that place w' officers and members of the sub- lic from 1:30 until 7 p. m., and This same play with a complete Thursday night as she was the steeple of St. James church on Broad street ana the other a pri- ber 1. After a few months' rest, Monday night. The site, which,;. ordinate lodges of Odd Fellows and Watson personnel will be on hand Broadway cast opens the flrst sum- driving- down Bergen place she expects to return to health and Mayor Edgar V. Denise said at the.." tne officers and members of the Re- to explain the displays. mer stock season of The Repertory "get out this minute." vate house at 22 High street, owned Todd Property welfare work on a part-time basis. by Prank Fubrmann. Local fire- meeting has been "an eye sore for bekah lodges of the Sixteenth and Players in St James Auditorium While Miss Hoffman was ar- many years" is almost completely -*; Seventeenth districts will be hon- here August 7 and will present this guing with and attempting to men answered the first call a few hilarious farce for" three nights at minutes after 7 o'clock, when they At Sea Bright filled in-with the" exception of a jsj ored guests. Fair Haven Fair evict the creature her automo- small hole, which will be filled In 'j£ Edward E. Button of Asbury 8:80. They will remain In Red Bank bile smashed Into a tree. Au- had been notified that ths steeple throughout the season doing a new was on flre. This early report with material by the borough -vs, Park, a member of the Red Bank thorities reported slight dam- Sold ForJ6,000 trucks. ,-> lodge and who Is also District Dep- Starts Saturday play each week. age to the car, no Injuries to proved to be false, however, and Miss Hoffman, and no sign of was turned in' because a puff of Co-operation of the publio in »>• uty Grand Master, Is chairman of Featured stars are Dayton Ball, keeping tha plot free of rubbish t •• -the committee In charge of next Francis Mayville, and Constance the offending Insect dust which wa« seen after the bolt Borough Council To Award Plymouth; Moss, all professionally excellent. had struck was mistaken for was asked by Mayor Denlse, who ,•? Monday night's affair and be is be- tqld what had happened within a />yi ing assisted by Richard Klrby, Dancing Nightly Mr. Ball will alternate direction of smoke. Accepts Bid Of the plays with Mr. Mayville, the Less than two minutes after the few hours after the plot had been - * Charles Harrison and Harry Amos graded. A bulld6zer. he said, had M members of his committee. former directing the flrst play. companies arrived at the church a Montclair Man The Fair Haven flre company call came in from the High street been used all day spreading dirt The Statettth and Seventeenth "Squaring the Circle" deals with Parkway Group starts their annual fair Saturday the problems of two young men address, and all the firemen except The former Lillian K. Todd prop- and leveling off the land to cover district lodges are located In Red evening with a program of enter- members of the Hook and Ladder, the rubbish and make the plot look Bank, Keyport, Sea Bright, Asbury living In pre-war Russia who de- erty on Ocean avenue. Sea Bright, tainment designed to please county cide to wed. The complications that To Meet Here who stood by at Broad street, drove was sold bylhe mayor and council presentable, and shortly after dork: Park and Belmar. A special pro- fair-goers. At the fair's end the to the second fire. Flames had the same day, someone dumped two gram of motion pictures, vocal and evolve from both marrying on the of that borough last Thursday following Saturday, August 3, a same day keep the stage in com- Next Wednesday broken out In the upper storleg of nlgbt to Charles J. Sweeney, Rum- oads of rubbish on the place. Instrumental numbers, dancing and green special de luxe Plymouth se- plete turmoil from the first curtain the house and were confined to that Following a discussion on meth- refreshments has been arranged. son real estate agent, who wajj rep- dan will be awarded. Tickets on to the last The company Is at pre- area by the flre department, which resenting William Oslecky of ods of keeping the plot clean, su- Music will be furnished by Donato the automobile have been on sale sent formulating In New York and put out the blaze after only slight pervision of the plot was placed Annese of Wallace street. Spencer Miller Montclalr. Also bidding was a man for the past several weeks and will will arrive In Red Bank the first damage had been caused. who told the council he was a under the Jurisdiction of the police continue on sale at the fair of August. Many favorite plays are To Discuss Plans Another bolt of lightning flashed agent, whose final bid was $5,900. committee, which will grant special grounds, located next to the Wll- slated for thlj season and popular through the window of Leo Finn's There waa a discussion regarding permits to persons to dump loads 4 S.R. Espedai Buys lowbrook on River road. prices will prevail. For New Highway home on Cooper road and struck allowing a commission on the sale, of rubbish where such cases would Tickets for the flrst play will be the light switch, curling a line of with Mr. Sweeney and Arthur O. save time and effort for the sani- Murray Residence available, Thursday, August 1. Ten- Spencer Miller, Jr., State High- flre up the wall. Finn, a first aid Axelsen contending that an agent tation department Residents Hv- tative plans call for production of way Commissioner, will alt in on squad man, called Mlddletown fire 1, enttlled to one and citing the ' In the neighborhood of the plot the pky "Antigone" for three the second county parkway plan- company No. 1, but had extin- fact that commissions have MISS EVELYN T, WALKER will be asked to keep a lookout and .i In Navesink nights' beginning August 14 as the ning meeting at the Red Bank bor- guished the flre before the com- been paid to agents on other prop- notify the police whenever they see second play of the season. ough hall Wednesday evening July pany's arrival. erties sold by the borough, while Miss Walker came to the organ!-. anyone depositing trash there 31, according to Ross E. King of zatlon directly from her work in Charles LeMaistre, district super- Councilman Daniel W. OXaughlln, devastated France after the first Mayor Denlse said that 150 loads House Was Remodeled Little Silver, chairman of the intendent of the Jersey Central chairman of the finance committee, of sand were taken from the Fair group. world war. She Is in large part From One Of Oldest little Silver Power and Light company, report- argued that there was no such stip- responsible for the successful de- Haven Yacht Works basin to cover The announcement Issued this er a 51 - minute power blackout ulation in the legal notice relative velopment of the MCOSS which the plot without costing tha bor-" Places In Village week convoking the planning panel Monday morning in the Fair Haven to the original bid -and that he was has had national recognition, and ough a cent, and on motion by Thanks Police membership, currently represent- area after a limb had blown over not In favor of "giving away the In our county and state bos made Councilman Tony Hunting a letter > ing 32 communities or organiza- the main wires on River road, near taxpayers' money." It was decided a demonstration of the outstanding of thanks will be sent ,to the firm Stanford R. Espedai, who served tions says: Oillesple avenue. to settle the question of the com- value of & generalized program In for its generosity. the Signal Corps for some time as Firemen'* Fair "We nave the New Jeney park- In Matawan township a 18,000 mission later, and the bidding oon- the public health nursing field. Council confirmed the election of the war bond officer at Fort Mon- way law. We have the New. Jersey barn was set ablaze by lightning tlnued. William S. Harrington, Chester Profit, $12,000 parkway money. Next comes the When she came to the organiza- tnoutb and assisted the county and burned to the ground before The former Todd property Is lo- tion In March 1926, there were five Bennett, James Russell Acker and chairmen In their bond rallies, has building 1 the scene could attempt to extin- Emil L. Jakubecy as active mem- /I "But, we Monmouth eountlans cated Just south of the borough nurses on the staff, and there are purchased the Wlnton J. Murray little Silver mayor and council guish the Sash flre. playground. The house contains now 3t Five auxiliaries of the MC- ben a! the Fair Haven flre com-.- year-round residence at Monmouth M«t Tuccday night and voted com- have two questions: J, , Where pany. Exempt firemen's certificates should It b* plaead toy STMffst ef- The barn, owned by Ernest Wye, about 20 rooms, and there Is an ex- OSS have been developed In Keane- and Navejlnk avenues, Nav.eslnk. Ifttndatroifc to the borough police was filled with hay, fara machin- ttmjt >sach, built up by the In-burg, Holmdel, Freehold) Mana- were granted to Frederick M. Ru»- ' , The new pwner and his wile have commissioner and policemen for fecUvsnwi "in our count?? knd Z sell and William R. Robblns. When do w» gat It? ery and a cow, all of which w»r« ,^_ several years ago of a squan and Belmar, and a number already taken possession of their 11 th»lr' performance of duty during destroyed in ttie fire. Jetty on the north side. -The new of attractive health centers serve A 35-foot no-parking zone will be • new home, Mrs. Murray bavins; left the Monznouth Pork race meet, dur- "Question No. 1, w» b«C*n to ex- established In front of police head- b Jtt^flur jjrit meeting of, June Mrs. Edna Stllwell's store build- urchaser said, he may convert the as headquarters tor these decen- recent); ing which W.mJj&JIIidNMW ing at Everett was struck Saturday- i'OIWflJFllUfi' Bummer hotel. tralized groups. quarters on Fair Haven road y recorded although the daily traffic mmtsmvMmet you should evening. Wall paper on one of the On the motion to accept the bid, Affiliations in public health nurs- at all no-parking zones In tEe bor- States Consulate service. was the heaviest in the town's his- have received, together with the second-floor apartment walls was ough, the curb will be painted yel- county road map. Mr, O'Loughlin voted "fo," stating ing have been established with the The attractive residence of nine •i .,*ABTHOR B. SICKLES tory. scorched, fuses, were blown out and that the property should bring In Monmouth Memorial Hospital low.' rooms and two baths was remod- Councilman Frank Dean, chair- "Question No. 2, may be ans- the fuse box damaged. Mayor Denlse and all ths mem. - wered in our next meeting by our more money. school of nursing and the Ann May eled by the Murrays. It Is of farm- Former Mayor Arthur B. Sickles man of the police committee, ac- Recorder Robert Thorsen made school of nursing at FHkin hospi- bers of the council expressed the house design and was one of the is general chairman of the fair. knowledged the council's action illustrious highway commissioner hope for good weather during the himself since he will be there. an explanation to the mayor and tal. The senior students receive two oldest homes In the village. Fea- Dancing will be one of the fea- and reported be would convey its council why he had fined an Ocean months' training In public health firemen's fair July 27 to August ' tures of construction Include mod- tures of the event, with Pete Qa- thanks to Chief Fred Ziegler, Pa- "Both questions need the atten- j Two New Fair tlon of your accredited representa- drove resident 110 after the latter nursing, and during the war senior 3. Said Mr. Denise, "We know the>., ern baths, oil-fired steam beat and latro'a ten piece orchestra furnish- trolman George Elgrim and Spe- cadets were sent to the MCOSS firemen will do their part to make i ing the music. Another Item on olal Officer Thomas Bruno. The tives. If you have paid your organ- was reported to have kicked Police two fireplaces. The acre setting of ization dues of (10 to this associa- Haven Homes Sold Sgt. George Dougherty while he for this experience from various It a success, and we hope the ;p grounds Is enclosed in white picket Chairman Tony Hunting's program motion wae made by Councilman 1 other training schools In the state. weatherman will co-operate and" *f of entertainment will be a high John Hawkins, with the second by tion and have not designated a de- (Continued on page 2 fencing. There Is a large barn on legate (or vice versa), please do Monmouth county is recognized send us fine weather.'' Tj the grounds used as a garage. trapeze act featuring Don Frans- Councilman Donald E. Lawes. To Veterans by Columbia university, University ero, a recent European arrival. so." The police wero Instructed to re- I Ray Horn agency, realtors, Councilman Chester Apy report- The letter concludes with the of Pennsylvania, New York univer- port to the building Inspector, <;., Of Fair Haven were the brokers In Franaero will soon be under con- sity and Seton Hall college as a tract to Barnum and Bailey. He ed the fire company had the most statement, "This road Is vital to The Colonial Dwellings EL Alan Bush Frank Leslie, any building activl- ";gf the transaction. successful fair in its history. Esti- our county's progress and prosper- training field In public health for ties where a building permit Is not ' Mr. Espedai has opened an office will perform twice nightly starting graduate students. Monday and continuing until the mating a profit of $12,000, Mr. Apy ity. Let us give it our best thought Are In The Knollwood Sells Attractive displayed. for health, accident and life Insur- finish. stated the amount was almost un- and attention to that It may bring Miss Walker has served In many ance as a representative of the 1 believable, but was due to deter- the maximum benefit to the great- Section capacities for the past 24 years. Paul, Revere firm of Worchester, Firemen ! night will be celebrat- mined work by members of the est number." Rumson Place She has been key nurse of nursing Vets Receive Massachusetts, at his new home. ed neit Thursday. The Fair' Ha- company. The fund will be used The sale of two more of the Co- ditnter for Monmouth County He has been In that business since ven company will present prizes to toward the erection of a new flre chapter of American Red Cross. 1 the company coming the farthest lonial homes on the west side of IMS and for three of his four years house. Monmouth Beach Hance road between Ridge road Ray VanHorn Agency For two years she was president Post Colors in the service he was an insurance distance and to the organization Mr. Apy also reported the erec- of the state organization for public 1 having the largest representation. and the Knollwood school, now be- health nursing, and she has served and bond officer at Fort Mon- tion of a light on Stlverside ave- ing built by Knollwood Homes, Inc., Effects Sale To mouth. He also handled personal Booths covering all items famil- nue near the railroad crossing, but Ocean Front Place on many county, state and national Gift Made In Behalf Of TSfe iar at local fairs will be open night- Harry Dutchshyn,. president, and committees In the field of health affairs and all promotional work stated that his efforts to secure Frank J. Patock, secretary, has An Engineer Township Committee at the post and was discharged ly and refreshments will be on sale. lighting in Sunnycrest from the and welfare. The winner of the Plymouth, if Has New Owner been reported by the Ray VanHorn June 9 as a captain. Jersey Central Power and Light Agency realtors of River road, Fair It was reported in last week's During the war, Miss Walker Prior to his Induction Mr. Espe- present, says Fire Chief Leonard had met with failure, since the was elected president of the Mon- The presentation of colors by the Mack, will be able to drive the au- Haven. Register that E. Alan BuBh of Middletown township committee to dai was assistant manager of the company insisted it could not fur- Hoboken Executive Fred Giersch, a veteran-of World Rumson had purchased the former mouth county nursing council for Chicago office of the Western and tomobile ofT the grounds following nish trie materials at this time. He war service, and had much to do he Mlddletown post, Veterans of the drawing since the company has War II, has purchased the flrst Walling farm in Phalanx near in- Foreign Wars, was made Thursday Southern Insurance company. He advised council he would persist in Buys Through Joseph home being completed, which Is of with recruiting of nurses for the already purchased the vehicle. securing the lighting. croft from Thomas Egan. Now armed forces and the staffing of night at the post headquarters at is a graduate of Camrose Teachers Cape Cod design, frame construc- Mr. Bush has sold his Rumson resi- college, Alberta, Canada. Most of the proceeds from the G. McCue Agency local hospitals. She was also chief Belford. An American flag and a -"^p fair in other years have been used Mr. Lawes reported the borough tion, with a 23-foot living room dence on River road near the North nurse for the office of civilian de- post flag were presented by How- ^s" to buy and maintain flje-flghting tennis courts have already been with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Shrewsbury river to Mr. and Mrs. fense and, as such, organized the id W. Roberts, township clerk, • -? put Into use and that the recent An ocean-front residence in Mon- two bedrooms and modern bath. Harry E. Purdy, Jr., of Huntingdon, equipment and the same procedure heavy rains had done little dam- mouth Beach, owned by the Robert- Monmouth county nurses to serve and were received by Edward W.-^ Bishop Griffin will be followed this year. In de- Curtis E. Abbott, also a veteran, New York, through the Ray Van In the various defence nrst-ald ata- Wise, Jr., post commander, •: age. He requested suggestions to shaw Realty company of Montclalr, has purchased the second home, pression years the flre company Horn Agency, Realtors, of River .ions and sections. Mr. Roberta paid, "we of the ->; secure a caretaker for the courts. has been sold to John K. Collins, which Is of concrete construction, road, Fair Haven. 1 To Invest Msgr. also set aside a considerable sum Jr., president of the Turbine Engi- Colonel E. N. Bloomer appointed township have great faith an n- , > each year tor welfare work, which Councilman Frank Gregory was It Is of Colonial architecture with Mr. Bush is president of the new absent due to the death of. his neering corporation of Hoboken. her co-ordlnator of selective ser- spect for what you have done and ; eased the taxpayers' load during a a large living room, dinette, two Red Bank Cold Storage and Locker vice for Monmouth county, and she : father. The Joseph G. McCue agency of bedrooms, kitchen and modern It is is this light that WB feel hon- Special Ceremony At trying period. Rumson was the broker. G. A. Rob- .Company as well as being In the organized the system of nurse ored to award you this gut • bath. meat packing business In the met- counselors, whereby two public Atlantic Highlands ertshaw acquired this property and According to the Ray Van Horn 100 «lembers of the cost were pre?- * Dine At two adjoining residences a few ropolitan area. health nurses served each of the ent. Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., and Bahr's Landing Grill, directly on years ago, one of which he occupies Agency both houses will be com- Mr. Purdy is a research engineer six draft boards in Monmouth The Investiture of Monalgnor Air Force pleted In a few weeks. William C. Jor~ Shrewsbury river and enjoy the himself. associated with the General Cable county as health and welfare coun- the township committee, attended Michael H. Callahan, pastor of St. Construction details Include cop- Company with plant and offices in selors. dally parade of pleasure craft. The property purchased by Mr. with Mr. Roberts, VICD. —. . Agnes church, Atlantic Highlands, Docking facilities. Specializing In Proclamation per plumbing, oak floors, insulation Perth Amboy. Mr. and Mrs. Purdy Miss Walker has twice been sent will be held next Tuesday morning fish platters and shrimp In the Colllnga has a frontage on Ocean and circulating hot water heating are selling their Huntingdon home singer of Mlddletown represented rough Dining room open 1 to 9 avenue of approximately 120 feet overseas by the American Nurses' the board of freeholders. at 10 o'clock at the church. A sol- August 1st marks the 59th plants, oll-flred, with recessed radi- and expect to move to Rumson In association as their representative. . emn high' mass will be celebrated p m Wines and liquors. 2 Bay running through to the ocean, a ation. The post was organized In April •• avenue, Highlands, N. J.—Adver- anniversary of the founding of distance of some 300 feet. There Is the near future. In 1933 she was an American dele- by the Most Rev. WJlliam A. Grif- the Aeronautical Division, Of- The colonial - designed home of 1845 by a small group of World t}, fin, bishop of Trenton. tisement. a wide gradually sloping beach, one gate to the International council War I veterans who wanted to 'fl fice of the Chief Signal Officer, of the finest stretches .of beach in Card Tables *2.98. bought by the Purdys Is located on of nurses at Brussels and Paris, Just arrived and they are nice. have an active organization ready jt Rev. Joseph Mahoney of Deal - Public Auction. United States Army. When the that vicinity. a landscaped plot approximately and she read a paper In Brussels will be deacon, Rev. John Torney division was formed in 1W7 It New stock of Odora closets. Large for returning veterans of World >i; Retiring from business, will dis- The residence is of frame con- shipment of dog harness and leads; 100 feet by 175 feet and was built outlining the Monmouth county of St Rose of Lima church, Free- pose ot all office equipment, house- consisted of only one officer by Ira and Victor Emery in 1940. generalized public health nursing War II. Melvin Leek. World War f| hold, will be sub-deacon and Rev. struction, with wide verffndas and beach balls, $1.98; Beach lawn I veteran and a member of the v hold goods and furnishings, stock, and two enlisted men, whose containing 12 rooms. Tha flrst floor chairs at reduced prices; window On the first floor are a large living plan which received much recogni- Joseph Kozak of Bradley Beach tools, machinery, truck, etc., at 25 duty It was to study the fly- screens with bronze wire; a lew room with fireplace, center hall tion. In the spring of this year she township police force, was the flrst -fht will be master of ceremonies. Mon- Mechanic street, Freehold. Satur- Includes a Center hall, large living post commander. The post now Sjj Ing machine and the possibil- room with fireplace, dining room, linoleum rugs just arrived. Some- with tiled powder room, modern was sent to France by the Ameri- algnor Emmet Monahan will assist day, August 10th, at 1 p. m. Fran- ity of adapting it to military thing new every day. National o has a membership of 210. cis O. Squire. B. O. Coats, auc- butler's pantry and kitchen. There kitchen and dining room. The sec- can Nurses' association to make a the bishop. purposes. From this humble & 10 Prown's. We deliver. Phone ond floor has thre large bsdrooms, report on the American Nurses' Tho present officers ere Mr. Wise, tioneer.—Advertisement. are five bedroms and two baths, and Red Bank ,8-2680.—Advertisement. A reception for parishioners and beginning there was developed four servants' bedrooms and bath. cedar closets and tiled bath with memorial at Bordeaux. commander; Walter Berkhardt,"«| friends will be held Tuesday nlgbt a mighty air force which vice commander; John MsOrath, " To Whom It Hay Conoern. Mr. Colllngs who resides in En- shower. There Is an attached'gar- She Is an honorary member of at 8:15 at St. Agnes' hall. An on- crushed Germany and Japan Mortgage Loans. age. Other features Include Insula- the Monmouth County Dental so- Junior vice commander; Francis ^ Having purchased the yacht and which stands unchallenged glewood, will make this his sum- A loan plan within your budget. tertalnment program has been ar- Nepentho of New York, I propose mor home. tion, copper plumbing and otl-flrod ciety, and Is the public health Rausch, finance officer; ranged by the committee. to change tho name of same to throughout the. world today. Monthly amortization and Interest nurse representative on tho public Glendenlng, advocate; Walter Rich- ' This phenomenal growth Is un at the rato of SV>%, reducing on circulating heat with recessed radi- Phllijean of Fair Haven, New Jer- Publlo Auction. The unpaid balance monthly. Ap- ators. health committee of the Medical mond, chaplain; Harold HalloweU : •— - Ifs Smart Bey. attestation of tne Ingenuity and Melvin Leek, trustees; Svorr*., and Industrial productivity of Estate of William Simmers, Free- proved Institution (or processing society of New Jersey. to be thrifty. Save better than 6% Honry Stadlcr, hold, Saturday, July 27th, at 10 a. veterans' loans, Mainstay Federal Bring Your Boilers. By resolution o f t h e board of Sorenson, master at arms, on your fuel oil. Call us for your Wlllowbrook Restaurant, this great country of ours, m Exhibition July 28th, 1 to 6 p. Savings and Loan Association, 21 Ecru or green window shades put freeholders of Monmoulh county, Paul Bbva, officer of the day;- next nil at Ttt oents per gallon. Spe- Fair Haven, New Jersey. mT Household goods, furnishings, Monmouth street, Red Bank, N. J. on while yoil wait. We make any cial cash plan. Hanco & Davis. —Advertisement. Watson Laboratories at she has been annually appointed .tools, and 22-aore farm, Hugh Sim- Telephonp e Red Bank 683.—Adver- kind of a window shade. Dirty county advisory nurse, and aervea Table Oilcloth. Phone Red Bank 6-0103.—Adver- Eatontown as the only Alt mers, executor. B. O. Coats, auc- tisementtit . ahadeg look terrible. Change those tisement. , Cake-Hand Craft Sale. Force installation In Mon- as an advisor on the boards of We have sold loads of It and still v tioneer.—Advertisement bad ones today. National 5 A 10. other public health nursing agen- have some left. Hurry down and r Auspices St, Anthony's Hall, Aug- mouth county In observance of New Eleotrolux Vacuum Prown's. We deliver. Phone Red Auction Bale Saturday ust 4, from 7:80 a. m. to noon, cies In the county. get yours today, 46 and M-lnch the occasion, will hold a public Due to rain and wet grounds, the oleaners are now being delivered Bhnk 6-2880.—Advertisement. widths; shelf oilcloth, scarfs and] at 1 p. m., at 24 Leroy Place, Red Home baked cakes, hand-sewed display of various types of Hazlet Firemen's Fair was post- at pre-war price. For free demon- Bank. Household furniture. Wal- aprons towels, hand crochet, em- edging: chair pads to match. Nat-- radio, radar and detection de- ponod on last Saturday night, July stration In Red Bank vicinity In Auctioneering Services. Pure White Venetian Blinds. ' Ibnal 5 & 10. Prown's. We dellvtr. j ter D. Fields. Auctioneers-Adver- broidery.—Advertisement. your home, phone at once. Also Yos, they are hard to get but we tisement. vices as well as captured Jap- 20th. It Will continue on Friday For auctioneering and appraising Phone Red Bank 6-2680.—Adverrlf anese and. German equipment and Saturday nights, July 26th and spare partB and repairs. Don't de- servlcea of household effects and es- nave a limited supply right on tlsoment, Visitors Always Welcome on that day. 2Tth. The Plymouth DeLujce sedan lay. Phone today, Red Bank 6- tates at reasonable rates. R. J. hand, either In wood or In metal. Fireworks, at New Jersey's famous glf" ahop automobile will be awarded on Sat- 22B7-J*.—Advertisement. Doolgar, Shrewsbury. Phone Red You can try all over and won't get •t Every Tuesday nig it, Long —tho nationally advertised ""Ren- In tribute to the pioneers urday night, July 27th.—Advertise- Bank 2T2B.—Advertisement, them, but we can tako care at you Mortgage Honey. 1 o'clock dozvous" Qlff Shop, 623 Bangs avo- In aviation and to tho many ment. Experienced Painter. If you hurry. Natlpnal 5 & 10, We have plenty of money to ;—Advor-* *»•». AsburyfSajkj^dMiUMment- -thousands^.—of... ..courageous Prown's. We deliver. Phone Red on good first bond and morl Interior or exterior painting, In- Gas Ranges, Bank 6-2680.—Advertisement. If you are In need of a. roorti young" %fir^nt>~~BUorinoedr K,wouldnayviou to see us Public Notice. their lives for tho ideal) of Finest selection of hand bags and ship at a f&lr prise, Wneut O. Ray- ovon obnfroir Good Houiskoiplng , Plymouth, international. All family jewejry will be In- our qountry, I hereby prpolalm evening bags, fashioned by leading nor, Sr., Broad street, Shrewsbury. Shop, Ino., 48 Monmouth street. Roof LoakT Red Bank-, Phono Red IBank 214; Bales and service. Maurlco eluded In tho auction sale. Simmers Thursday, August 1' 1046, as stylists, Price $1,85 and up. Also Phqne Red Bank 6-H84-R.—Adver Red Bank. N. J.—Advertisement. Roof coating $1.80, hve-gallon aohwartz, Phins Red Bank W.— Estate, Freehold, Saturday July 27, tlsomont, . • can, regular $2.25; roof paper, (2.50 —Advertisement. Advertisement ' ' Air Force Day. costume and sterling jewelry, beau- at 10/a, in,—-Advertisement. •• tiful oompaots, and linen hankies. Auctioneer and a foil, 90-pounds, flrst quality, reg- Signed: Thomas Fariell, Milady's Purse &'Vanity Shop; 88 Ohrysler, Plymouth, international, ular price $2,76. Morris Becker Chrysler, Plymouth, InUrnajlo hlcs nonymous. • Physical Therapy by Appoint- , . Mayor of Sea Bright. Monmouth street, Carlton Theater Bales and service. Maurice Hardware Comany, 107 Shrewsbury Sale* »nand" / service. Bdx 40, Bed Bankr-Adver- ment. Phbne Red Bank 8«3,-Ad- Bulldlnjr, Red - Bank,—Advertise- avenue, Rea Bank. Phone 6-0460,— Scfiwart* PHon« H«d J virtliement, • . athwart* Phone Bed Buk 787.— ment, . • ' / • - Advmlieawnt.- ~t' - -'- - -" - -1 —AdvVttUi«nifnt _ Advertisement. . v«rtU«m#at, 'i i ' 'I f—- Ifitge Two. RED BANK EEGISTER, Todd Property At Counoll filed a lettar from the he Is charged E0 cents a day forand other equipment loaned to the ABC expressing the commission's the animal's maintenance. borough during the war. "keen regret" thtt the borough Police Commissioner Sampson re- Acting Borough Olerk Eleanor Mi MONEY LOANED Sea Bright Sold council extended the closing hour ported that the new Ford police car Lindsay reported receipts amount- Husbands! Wives! On Jewelry, Silver, Musical Instruments, jprae Dispute (Continued From Page 1) of tavarha from 8 to 3 t. m. TheIt now In service. Ing to $9,371.68, approximately halt Cameras, Binocular*, etc. was making an arrest. Maya letter sttttd that the action was a Council approved the recommen- of whioh represented liquor license Want newPep and Vim? y "step backward" and that it "puts dation of Councilman Hansen, fire fees. The annual borough audit Tfcouuwb pi oouplw. *r# wea*, trom^ut, or- : WE FAX <3d8H roS OLD «5lD and WLVBB Ittled Friday Thomas Farrell asked the recorder twitted solely became body laokn Iron.' For Pew added pressure upon the governing committee chairman, that an offer was presented by Joseph J, Sea-' vim. vitality, try Oslret Tonlo Tablets. Contains for the explanation after he heard' Iron you. too, .inky need for peprMao supplies cultlcism of the emalj fine and also bodies .of neighboring municipali- of MM be made to the War Assets man', borough auditor, and was ac- ylumlnBi. Lowwrtl Introductory •Isemfyfoo.t Broadway Loan Co. ties In which some shortsighted li- Administration /or a rotary pump cepted. For nft »t ill drui atom everywhere. |$7S,000 Suit Pending because of the fact that Officer SOS Broadway Long Breach Dougherty w&a under a doctor'i censees may now clamor for an ex- I Along With Assault arc and it was necessary to hire tension of hours." n extra policeman at the coat of Councilman O'Loughlln disagreed I And Battery Cases $298 to the borough during the with the commission. He 'aid Sea iV|: time Mr. Dougherty was off duty. Bright Is a resort town which must % J Round one of the legal and crim- Thorsen said the only charge depend principally on eight weeks' iJOa] tangle which began when John against the man was for being dis- trade, Mayor Farrell commented iOi Plstell, Little Silver, attempted orderly, that it was his first offense that no complaints bad been re- Cedar Chips 23c , tb evict Recorder John G. Keely and that he had spent a night In ceived from the public relative to if from his Rumson cottnge home jail. He also added that no evi- he extra hour. •' ended in a draw Friday with the dence had been presented that the Council voted not to pennlt any Flit (Reg.) qt 27c ft, announcement from Robert H. man had kicked the officer. Dough- more fires on the beach, except E Maida, attorney for Keely. that erty, however, told the officials that hose started by property owners to »'• pistell had agreed to permit the he had also lodged a complaint of burn rubbish, Councilman Harry J. Rumson recorder and his family resisting arrest. "He latea told my Lovgren cited several cues In Elkays DDT Spray pt. 35c i,i tt> remain in the disputed cottnge wife that he hud kicked m« andwhich parties were careless in look- 5: 'Until September 15, was sorry for the action," the offl- ng after the (Ires, and on one oc- g. . According to tlu agreement, the :er said, The recorder then laid casion one of the fishing boats was *, Keelys will vacate the property, a in danger of being set on lire. Expello Crystals lib.69c J'djnall house on the former Edward hat he based his decision on "tes- Cor. Broad & Monmouth Sts. - Phone R. B. 6-1444 lmony at the hearing and not on The rtport of the zoning "board f W. Scudder estate, Shrewsbury tlative to several problems was si drive, If Pistell has taken title to itreet corner gossip." He then of- Stocks of Summer Specials '. 'ered his resignation to take effuct ireiented by Mayor Farrell. Coun- Larvex qt 1.19 { the property by that date. llman O'Loughlln called 'the pres- As Wide As All Out-doors! Attorney Maida stated Ihiit in ,August 1, but the council Ignored the statement. nt zoning law "a joke." He added the event Pi^tefl cannot claim the hat what SeaBrlght needs Is more title by Septrmher ]5, Keely has a At the suggestion of Mayor Far- rell. the borough attorney Edward usiness establishment*. Pine Oil Disinfectant pt. 59c right to apply to the court to va- Mayor Parrell Issued a proclama- SKOL cati a judgment for posseion on-for W. Wise, Sr, will start civil action longer Lasting Loveliness lon declaring August 1 as Air a further stny in the issuance of to recover damages for the borough Suntan potion 'orce Day. On that day the Army the warrant for eviction. and the officer. On Sticky Hot Days Pestmaster Pwd. 10% DDT 25c There are still several more In connection with police mat- Air Forces will celebrate the 39th rounds in the Kooly-Pistcll bout, ters, Councilman O'Loughlin made nniveriary of Its founding and OQc however, and the coming ones are a complaint about visiting «urf fish- Waison laboratories at Eatontown % Or. s planning a public display of varl- Midgit Bombs 3 for 50c for much bigger stakes and mayermen in the North Beach area Or. Size 49c* not prove so easy to settle. who use offensive language and lit- uo typo* of radio, radar and dvtec- £ MAX FACTOR * HOLLYWOOD Round two will see Mr. Keely da- ter lawns with empty whlikey bot- lon devices as well as captured Get a glorious tan without f assault and battery lodged by son, chairman of the police com- Councilman Neils Jaeobsen pro- suffering painfuf burning I \% Clarence K. Pistell. father of John mittee, stated that one property ested that the recent order that Filters out blistering sun C, while the elder Pistell tries- to owner hajs hla beach property lur- dogs be muzzled from June through rays, allows beneficial tan. disprove a similar charge against rounded with barbed wire to keep October is too strict and that the him signed by Mn, Keely, This ac- fishermen off. Mr. O'Loughlin Bald rder should be rescinded. Mrs. tion grew out of an alleged alter- most of the fishermen were tres- Cecil Frankel gave Vi outline of cation at the Sea Bright Yacht passing on private property and the S. F. C. A.'s policy In dealing GABY ]50* club August 13. should be arrested. Councilman with stray dogs. A charge of J2, And the third round will see Helmer Hansen stated tnat a lotshe »aid, would be made for picking Suntan Lotion Clarence Piitell in a legal tjit with of people make complaints to th»up stray dogs, the sum to be paid SPONGE-ON MAKE-UP- Mrs. Keely. who is suing him forofficers, but when the time comes by the borough from the dog li- $75,000 for injuries which she cense fee fund. If the owner re- to appear in court they did not 4 claims wete suffered by her in the show up. claims the dog within seven days, 4 Ox.47' Yncht club mix-up Developed for Technicolor pictures, Pan-cake make-up must The hearing on the assault 8 oi. Size 89c' charges are scheduled to be held keep its fresh-as-a-daisy composure in the face of blazing August 5. Xo date has been set, as No smeary grease, no drying batteries of Kleig lights. So naturally it has a special ELMO. Photo-Finish yet, for the $75,000 suit, alcohol! Safe and easy way immunity to. the distressing, wilting effects of summer sun. PUBLIC SALE to achieve a golden summer Make-Up For tan without risk of sunburn. -^-ir- •- «*•«— ' ' Jane Beers Having sold my property, retiring from business and moving to . Your Very 1 5Q* Engagement Told Florida, I will iell »t Public Auction on the premises att Harriet Hubbard REXALL SALT TABLETS (100's) ~ - Best Exposure I Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N. Beers of 25 MECHANIC ST., FREEHOLD 257 Broad stret have announced the one-half block east of South St Beat the heat with Thermodex Tablets **~ engagement of their daughter, Miss AYER Cake make-up that gives you added {lane C. Beers, to Daniel Huebner Stocking BROMO SELTZER ~~~ protection from wind and weather! Pf Wanamassa, son of I". Henry Saturday, August 10 Choice of six distinctive shades. Weeks and the late Daniel Hueb- Lotion headaches three ways. iyA Oz., uer. A fall wedding is planned. " >t i r. M. Elmo Companion Pieces Miss Beers was graduated from The following described property: Household Goods and Furnish- 100' Wilson college, Chamberaburg, ings: Rugs, Tables, Linens, Blectrlc Clocks, two • exceptionally fine HONEYSUCKtfJalc Pennsylvania, and Rider Business Bisque Figures-—18 inches, Four-Poster Bedroom Set (Mahogany), Sin- 4Oz. I •'-r;:.AU*veg;etable relief from constipation. $1.25 Sizt college, Trenton. She is employed gle Beds, all with Innerspring Mattresses; Hand-Painted Vases, China- Smooth, soft texture by the Standard OU Development ware (Wedgewood), Glassware, Kltchenware, Pictures, Mirrors, Stands, As glamourizing as sheerest company at Bayway. Tables, Occasional Living Room Chairs, Boudoir Chairs, Gas Range- nylons. And so much cooler! GILLETTE BLADES DUSTING POWDER Mr. Huebner attended Mon- Modern (Magic Chef) In perfect condition; Electric Refrigerator (West- Water-repellent lotion that mouth Junior college and City Col- Inghouse), OrnamenU, Dinner Set—service of six, and other good and stays on until washed off! Honeysuckle sttfcto lege of New York. He Is employed useful items too numerous to enumerate. by the Evans Signal laboratory, ior Honeysuckle Cologne Bel mar. Office Furniture: Typewriter (Remington), Flat Top Desk (Single ilSTERINE ANTISEPTIC "j QQ* Pedestal), Safe, Roll Top Desk (Oak), Office Table, five Chairs, Metal Guests at an engagement bridge flower-fragrant, cool Filing Cabinet—Four Drawers, Filing Cabinet—Six Drawers-3" x5", Get it in the large 14 Ounce size. 59"- party were Mrs. Caleb M. Wilson, Mrs. Thoma., S. Beers. Mrs. Jesse Check Writer (Protectograph), and Miscellaneous Office Equipment. N. Beers, Mrs. Paul Harrison, Miss Monument* - Machinery • Toots - Trucks: Twelve Marble and Elizabeth D. Shreve, Miss Bertha Granite Monuments, large quantity of Granite Markers, Corner Posts, Glorious Waves in 3 Hours or Less! Stanger, Miss Janet Holmes, Miss four Tennessee Marble Slabs 18" x(', large quantity of Rough Stock, Jean Adams, Mrs. Joseph Child, Polishing Machine (Carlcchl), Portable Sand Blasting Machine (Wiscon- Mrs. Charles Rainner, Mrs. Clar- sin), one Blacksmith Anvil and Tools, Portable Light Pneumatic Ham- Crowning Glory ence Gale, Mrs. Robert McKee, mer Machine, Cemetery Tools, Planks, Sand Blast Room—two Genera- Mrs. Carl Clark, Mrs. Paul Hudson, tors—Blower and Dust Collector, Jacks, Blocks, Rope, Baby Surfacar, Miss Lea Coddlngton and Mrs. Gor- two Hand Trucks, Metal Vases, Portable Crane, Spacerlte Lettering, COLD WAVE don 0. Irwin. Jr. Step-ladders, Extension Ladders, Beat Stove, 100 Concrete Blocks, Gran- ite Cutters, Tools, one Two-Ton Truck (Brockway) with Windlass At- Complete tachment In excellent condition, and equipped with very good tires. Kit with noo TALK OK CHRIST CHURCH There are many other items too numerous to list. i "Christ Church in Colonial Mon- Curlers mouth" is thr subject of a talk Note: This is a clean sweep unrestricted sale as everything Is going Plui 30c Tox •which Rev. Robert D. Smith, rector to he sold. Not responsible In case of accident In, on or about the prem- Floral of ChiiM chinch. Shrewsbury, will ises. All Household Goods, Furnishings and small Items to be removed LILLY DACHE Simply put your hair in curlers, then dampen each curl with SBelivei to Ihe members of the Mon- at conclusion of sale. Crowning Glory. In three hours or less, you have a lovely, BATH POWDER inouth Ciinty Historical associa- FRANCIS O. SQUIRE C C natural-looking permanent—ready to set in-the style most tion tnm'wiow nllcrnoon in Ihe his- Nels,35 Snoodi,7.0 Luxurious garden-scented totical a."

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i,- (••;>•/>,•.:-:r,-.:-ll/>v-> ! RED BANK BEGISTER, JULX 25,1946. Marie Bl^ck comprise the veterans Create District committee, while Mrs. Charles W. Blackton and Mrs. Richard Byrnes are the-prize committee. Tank Destroyers For Collecting On the refreshment committee are William Kruse, John Duffy, Bel ford Garbage Bernard Cunningham, Mrs. Marie Black, and Herman Black, Jr. The National Guard Tell. decoration committee Includes Mrs. Organization Plans Ordinance PatsecLBy Ruth Schwartz, Miss Dorothy Bode, Mrs. Julia Germain, Mias Vi- Township Committee vian Griffin, and Mrs. William Mes- Tentative plans announced1 by the sersmith. The printing committee state adjutant general Indicate that After Hearing made up of John Black and Ho- Red Bink will have the three gun bert Duffy. companies of tba $4tth Tank De- The Middlt'towa township com- stroyer battalion as the National Estate of William Simmers, formerly farm of Mary Ethel Green, will sell at public mittee met Friday night In an ad- Guard unit* to be housed in the journed session simultaneously with Negro Enlistments armory on Chestnut street. Head- auction all Household Goods and Furnishings, contents of all buildings and the twenty-two a. meeting of the Belford Civic as- quarters of the battalion will be in acre farm on the premises situated sociation at the flre bouse of Bel- Suspended by Army the Asbury Park .armory. ford Engine company for a public Enlistment of Negroes In the In the new National Guard or- hearing on the creation of a garb- Regular Army, except certain for- ganization for the state, the old age collection district at Belford. mer servicement as specialists, has designation has be«n.returned with About 76 .persons attended the been suspended, according to an the announcement that (he 112th meeting and the consensus of opin- announcement from Capt. Benja- Field Artillery Group headquarters ion, overwhelmingly favored the min S, Harrison, recruiting officer will be located in the Trenton Ar- proposal. In fact, all present fav- for Northern Monmouth county, tillery armory. Also at that place ored garbage collection, but there will be all batteries of the 696th Captain Harrison stated that the State Highway 4. Freehold Township was considerable discussion on the War department announcement ex- Armored Field Artillery battalion. GAEL THOMPSON method of assessment to pay for plained that Negroes had made The sister battalion, 685th, Will be one mile south of Freehold on the Adelphia Road (State Highway 4) opposite the Freehold it, and the place and manner In "overwhelming response" to the stationed in Morristown. Oftrt Thompson of Kefl Bar>JCi which the garbage would be dis- who Is now living s,t Sacramento, current Intensive recruiting cam- Before World War H. Red Bank Motor Vehicle Inspection Station posed of. paign, and that some 140,000 had Armory was m artillery post, with California, where b« 1> t civilian Anthony Gibson maintained that Batteries "B" and "E" of the 112th employee at tb« Army Air base at enlisted since last fall at the rate if possible all taxpayers in the all- of approximately one to each five Field Artillery stationed here. Dur- Mather Field. Met should have a say in the mat- recruits. The Army's announced ing the five, years of active federal ter. Crawford Compton suggested policy Is to limit Negroes to a one- service for those batteries, the that the garbage assessment should to-ten ratio of the civilian popu- 112th designation was lost and they Pictures of Ships be on buildings and not on proper- lation. became parts of the 695th and 696th ty, and the Hesse dump and the battalions. Still Being Shown dump at Letx's gravel pit came In Service as skilled technicians Is Reorganization and recruiting In The current exhibition of "dlp- for considerable criticism. An In- still open to Negroei with at least dnerevfor for the township was al- six months prior service- in 48 spe- the state National Guard is ex- p«r Ship*" at the Monmoutb Coun- cified skilled «peelaltlc«. pected to be advanced sufficiently SATURDAY, JULY 27th ty Historical Association, lent by so suggested. The ordinance was adopted by a by the end of this year to permit Harry Shaw Newman, 1» proving of actual operation. At that time, the unujual Interest to residents of the unanimous vote of the committee- Starting at 10 A. M. ., men present Howard W. Roberts, Steel balls used In anti-friction present units of the State Guard •hore area and alt those who are ball bearings are tumbled in rotat- will be deactivated, that group hav- ship minded, as well as to local ar- township clerk, explained to the as- sociation that everything possible ing barrels full of hardwood saw- ing fulfilled Its mission. Until such tlstg who are here given the oppor- dust to remove chemicals used in time, however, the State Guard will tunity to see work* by such mas- was being done by the township of- their manufacture and give them a ficials on the army project of remain New Jersey's official mili- ter* of ship painting* a* A. Jacob- lirror-llke finish. tary force.. - sen, J. Prlngle, J. E. Buttersworth, dredging Compton'* creek. V. York, Robert Salmon and William K. Larson of Chapel Franklin D. Brtseoe. Hill, a member of the township zon- ing board, spoke on < zoning in Bel- Household Goods and Furnishings • The Flying Cloud, The Dread- DSugbt, and the Corinthian, three ford at the Request of the associa- notorious Clippers with histories as tion. William Heyer, building con- colorful as their pictures, are here tractor, was appointed chairman of Refrigerator (Frignkire), two Sewing Cabinets, Grandfather's Clock (English), with many others to tell the itory a committee to Investigate the situ- ot Clippers, Packeti,

!^,4.«• i',,','. i Pour. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY ,25, 1946. cepteia position as sohool miptrin- tendent Jn New Cattle,1 Delaware. Wins $100 Prize OUR DEMOCRACY Dr. and Mn. Edward Bllderback Wolcott •ntertalned"kt ft claiti bake at their MARINE ' Children's Wear home reosnthr, In Essay Contest ATLANTIC- AMERICAS Albert Willlami U spending a. va- cation la Oastlne, Maine. ThtiM-Frl-Sat",' , TT' THEATRE .43 BROAD STREET Winning Paper Read Sat Continuous Aim »'»vifli IN \bO7-TH£VEAKJ4MESTOWV WymanB«dUhaabtendlioaars*d Highland!, N. J. lO^b Off MS FOUNDED - PISHERMEN from the Marinas. Over NBC Network KATHRYN GRAYSON ON THE KENNEBEC RIVER, MAINE, - Police Chief and Mrs. Asbury Sat Mat. ALL SCN SDITS - PINAFORES - BONNETS Hount have returned to their home JIMMY DURANTE : LAUNCHED THE VIR9INIA-' from a vacation in the Poconos. Mrs. Alary J, Tawger, 816 River WALLACE BEERY SLACKS - SHORTS - TLAYSCITS. THE FIRST COMMERCIAL VESSEL road, won the $100 first prize In the JUNE ALLYSON BUILT IN AMERICA. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cuttrell weekly contests being sponsored by MARGARET O'BRIEN 50^b Off fccv* been spending a vacation at "America's Future," a publishing LAURITZ MELCHOIR MARJORIEMAIN Canadenais, JPtnnsylvanla. concern, with her essay on "What ALL BATHING SUITS Lt. and Mrs. •William F. Klemm, the Constitution Means to My Fu- Bogota, an the .parents of a second ture." daughter, Dorothy Elaine. Mn. The winning entry was read Sun- Two Sisters "BAD BASCftOM" $ 00 Klemm, th* former Margaret Cono- day afternoon over the A. B. C. net- ACCIDENT INSURANCE 10 yr. vir Burrowei, i* a granddaughter work on the Pettengill program. From Boston" SML-Mon. Ultlcs prova that the average person Is uiually Injured either In the home, of the late Mr. and Mn. William L. Mrs, Tewger's essay reads: DONAMECHE * motorinz or enjoyln, .om« form ol recreation! All thsae accident! occur "off Conover and a niece of Horace a. lob" and arc not covered under Workmen s Compensation. The chancel are Burrow** and Miss Vera Conover. "The constitution of the United Sun-Hon-Tties MYRNA LOY to one afainit you that when an accident strikes, It will happen when you States means to me the opportunity Sun-Continuous from !p,n not at work and, consequently, you won't be protected against heavy medical Mr. and Mra. John Qoetz and to live my own life and reap the Inns. This policy covers you while "off the job" as follows: children Valeria and Jackie and reward of my own efforts. It CHARLES COBURN LOSS OF LIFE . $2,000.00 Mn. Anton Ooeti are on an auto- means a guarantee of the privacy SO GOES MY LOVE" TOTAL DISABILITY (up to 28 weeks) 20.00 per wk. mobile trip to St. Anne-de-Beaupre, and sanctity of my home, and se- TOM DRAKE HOSPITAL EXPENSE (up to 21 day?) 4-00 per day Canada. curity and protection against Injus- BEVERLY TYLER «- Toe* H For M«n and Women. Agei 10 to 75, Including HOUSEWIVES ,Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wallace and tice of any kind. It means the MAKJOBIB BE1TKOLD0 UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO. daughter, Judith, will move to their rook on whloh thia country was FBEO BABBIT As OUR NATION GREW AND OUR TRADE CONTACTI IXMNDSD new home on Otborn street this built, without which we would soon WE BUILT THE GREAT CLIPPER SHIPS, WHOSE SPBKO ANP week. disintegrate. It means so much to Mr. and Mr*. Bamutl Dougherty, The Green "Meet Me On Broadway" '.C. Weart,42 BroadiitjTed Bank-Tel. 6-2240 SAILING QUALITIES PUT AMERICA IN THK VAN OP me that I will defend it with all —also— Atlantic Highlands, formerly of the wal I have against forces WORLD COMMERCE. WE PIONEERED TOO, IN THE Xeyport, war* guest* of honor re- 8HABYN MOITBTT INVENTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STEAMSHIP. which would tear lt down' or mls- Years" cently at a dinner party to cele- contrua Its meaning. It Is my in- brate their tenth wedding anniver- centive to strive, to work and to Wednesday Hat I p. m. "BOY, A GIRL AND A sary. accompltlsh." A surprise birthday party waa WILLIAM OABGAN A DOG" RADIO SERVICE given for William R. Jeffera at his JAMS CABTEB home recently. NEW CO. AT NAD KABLE rhursday N Btattr.lt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norcrose have Captain John H. Forshew, USNR, JOHN LODEB DEPENDABLE - GUARANTEED returned to Trenton after visiting who has been acting commanding "NIGHT EDITOR" ACDBEY LONG Mrs. Henry Clayton. officer of the>Naval Ammunition de- When your Radio goes bad MIM Linda Qraydon, Summit, pot, Earle, has received orders to "Oeuw of Deatk" was the recent guest of Mr. and sea as commanding officer of the BtfBT CORDON Mrs. Arthur S. Van Buskirk. U.S.8. Bowdlth, a survey ship. CHEBYL WALKEB BOBEBT DONAT CALL RED BANK 6-3368 Mr. and Mn. George Hewitt and Captain Daniel Welntraub, execu- DEBORAH KEBB children, Oeorge, Jr., and Marjorle tive officer at Sarle, has been made We also have of Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania, commanding officer with additional "HOW DO YOU DO?" ^Vacation From Harriaty have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. duties as executive t>mcer. Radio Batteries - Victrola Records - Accessories Justus R. Camp. Mrs. John Cole and son, John TOPAV OUR SHIPS, BUILT IN AMERICA* SHIPTAHPS Francis, Beaver Falls, Pennsyl- vania,' are visiting Mrs. O. A. Sche- PURINS THE ma, Give, us THX OASAT none. I J. H. MOUNT CO. COMMERCIAL TONNAGE NEEPBD TO JttStWtf Miss MarjorU Bronkhurst, Miss THE PEACETIME COMMERCE OF TUB WOULD* Oeraldlne V. Brown, Miss Marion 84 BROAD STREET RED BANK Peseta, Ills* Virginia Brophy and Mrs. Clyde Eggelson have returned from, a motor trip to Cape Cod. honor recently at a bridal shower Keyport given at the home of Patricia Huff, Mn. John Kelly and daughter, Perth Amboy. Ellen and son John, have arrived (The Red Bank Rellster can b« bought home after visiting In Middle Vil- In Keyiiort (torn Pappaj and Takl », Mrs. A bridal shower for lln. Wil- lage, Lonf Island. PLACE MATS Florence Meleo. J. A. MocEwan, Mrs. liam Schanck was Igven at th Miss Helen Meyer and Ulu Ann Clara Smaman and Mm. M. Plofsky) home of Mrs. R. Norman Scott by Warnock have returned home after Good News Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Walling and membera of the Hl-Lo bridge club. spending a vacation In Atlantic daughters, Betty and Susan, have Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Weber are City. Churchill Ettinget, America's moved to their new home on Sec- the parents of a daughter, born . Mr. and Mn. A. H. Bhaw have as tottcaoK sportsman artist, brings ond street. Friday at Monmouth Memorial hos- their guwt, MlM.Sarlta Ogiesby, SIM art into your hotoe-frgmagni- "When It Rains, It Pours' Mrs. Roland C. Dey has returned pital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Danley Morohead Ctty,vN6rth Carolina. after spending a week at Beach are parents of a daughter, born ficeot full color. These plat* mats Arlington. Monday at the same hospital. Harold Shoemaker, who hat been are iDfcUlly treated against stains Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge G. Downs! plant controller Of. the.local plant And We're Not Selling Salt David Baker, Jr., Rahway, la of the Armstrong Cork company, and beat; to. dean, just wipe off spending a vacation with his grand- entertained with a picnic supper with a damp doth. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. at their home recently. has gone to the home offices in Lan- Baker. Mrs. Raymond Pontler and daugh- caster, Pennsylvania. SAVES LINEN AND LAUNDRY! Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Barrett ter and son of Kingston, New York, Miss Judy Kleckner, daughter of have been visiting Mn. Pontlcr'i Mr. and Mra Joseph K)eckner, cel- have returned home after spending ebrated her Uth birthday at a bar- a week with relatives at Mllford, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. 4 to a Sit • 200 LAWN MOWERS Van Buskirk. becue giV«n at the home of Mr. and Mass. Mrs. a. Burton Tates, Highway tS. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith arc Charles Sklar, Spartansburg, (1) Reflection (3) Thri Gt»e FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Plans for a Labor Day dance were spending a vacation at Lake Shore South Carolina, formerly of Key- (2) Low Tide (4/ lon

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"DARK ALIBI" : THE WORLD'S LARGEST SWIMMING POOL NOW OPEASBCaN Ir PABK a anlek. dependable nllerei hirdt, son ot Mr. and Mrs. W. P. ton, ?0-year-old fugitive from a ot Itching, pslsfal nets! soreness—symp- Georgia chajn-gang and co-engineer toms which BUT sin u«anw piles and Bernbardt of the Alfred Vail -hemorrhoids. Brlsif soothing sense of Holmes, enlisted in the Army Air ot last month's escape from the comfort upon contact^ forms protecting [ttyrcei. Also "enlisting In the Air county • Jail at Freehold, was ar- flhn over ion ares, helps destroy infectious 1 rested in Augusta, Georgia. Law- tana, mUt NttaM heal ap nw, broken Forces was Robert P. Qoldsberry, tissues. No oil—no grease to stain doth- Mlvof Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O. Golds- rence Janiec, the second escaped ins*. Sold on money baek oaarantec. Be sure berry of Oceanport. Robert la the convict, was nabbed last week In to let this modem rdlef today ... ssk for third member of his family to serve Brookllne, Massachusetts. (• PROLARMON M in,the army. His father served In Cotton.'Hat the time of the break, AT RLL SUN RAY DRUG STORFS rRr»nce In World war one and his was awaiting extradition by Geor- ' brother Richard served In Europe gia authorities to complete a 10 to in.'World war two. John D. Foster MISS ALICE, HOW-LAND 20-year sentence for armed robbery, K E K. * ITCHING JfflMCEI of Belford chose the Infantry; Miss Alice Howlapd, contralto, so no attempt will be made by Charles L. Wenger of M Morning- who will sing on the concert pro- Prosecutor J. Victor Carton to lids avenue, Keansburg, chose the gram to be presented Wednesday bring him back to New Jersey. PIMPLES! Ordnance department; Stanley O. FAMOUS evening, August 28, In the Red In the questioning ot Janiec con- Here's free way to rid yourself or tortur- Stewart of Seventh avenue, Atlan- Bank junior high school auditorium ducted last week, he said that Cot- ous itching pimples, eczema, blotches and tic Highlands, also chose the^rd- ton provided tlfl -32 revolver, which blemishes of external nature. Money re- by Vemon A. Brown post, Vete^aiuJ funded II pure MEDRBX OINTMENT nance department; Scuddle E. Me-of Foreign Wars. the pair had used in escaping and (alb to give you quick relief from symp- Ghee of 9 Stlllwell street, Mitavao, Miss Howland Is a staff artist of that Louise Iacouzzl, who was toms. MEDREX OINTMENT, the famous picked the Medical Corps, and thought to have smuggled It Into Doctor's prescription"Jnad* of 8 tested the National Broadcasting com- Ingredient*, scientincaily blended to help James A. Modlngs of Ravine drive, pany. Edgar W. Taylor, commander the jail, had nothing to do with you. MED REX OINTMENT la guaran- Ms.te.wan, did not choose any of the post. Is committee chairman. equipping them with the gun. teed. Skin eruptions must to or money branch of service. Janiec termed the escape "a cinch." back. Flesh colored, greaaeieei MBDREX OINTMENT. At all Sun Bay'Stores. Two All of the young men enlisted for Janiec stated emphatically that •lien. 49c • 89c MED- Jff three years except Itoddings who Ladies' Auxiliary William White, another guard who BEX SOAP. 21c Cake.'.'..fla The tangy outdeot tcent tit elected to serve two years. Under was dismissed after the escape, had pine csptur.d In thett realis. the GI Bill of Rights all seven Adds Three More not aided tbo break In any way, MEDREX tlolly molded pine.cone cakes men will be eligible to attend col- Three new members were ad- "You've fired Bill White for noth- of 'lie milled cold cream soap. lege, business or trade schools with mitted to the Ladles1 Auxiliary ing," said Janice. "He never done full tuition and subsistence allow- Post 438, Vernon A. Brown chap- me no favors In the county jail. If ances up to 190 per month paid ter of Veterans of Foreign War*, you fire him you should flre every- by the government at a meeting of the organization one in the county jail." vm ARE YOU AS The Pacific theater scene of the Thursday at 60 Mechanic street. White is at present engaged In atom bomb tests was the popular They are Mrs. Rose Frake, Mrs. a legal action to gain back his Job Enjoy the refr.hlng fran- choice of overseas theaters last Mary Corrlgan and Mlse Helen and reinstatement. "PEPPY" ranee of this rich lather- week, with six men choosing to Taylor. Ing cold cream soap mole* serve there. As You Used To Be? ed green, pink and white At this meeting;, which was pre- Or are you bltttns ft new low In Wam- florat designs. The new higher pay scale for thesided over by President Ruth Tay- LONG BRANCH BOBBERY Ina and strength? . Do TOO feel weak. tire eullr? Look pile, appetite poorf army It attracting many men from lor, Mrs. Effle de Lamott and Mrs. The robbery of merchandise from Vitality low? You may be suffering this section of New Jersey. The en- Taylor were delegated to attend the office of the Long Branch Rail- from Nutritional Anemia, a lack of Iron in me blood, which can rob you tt jour listments from July 1 to July 15, the national encampment at Bos- way Express office over the week- natural pep and energy. In such eases. according to localities of Northern ton September 1- Mrs. Fred Boyd, end was. reported by Agent George PBPTOTABS will help build rich, red blood and help you set back ronr Monmouth county, as reported by chairman of the Emergency Fopd F. Poole, who claimed he found a strenttn and energy. These wonderful the Red Bank recruiting station, drive, reported that 1.330 pounds window of the office open upon en- tablet* supply the needed Iron, also are as follows: Red Bank 5, Mata- of food and J168.80 had been sent TbiamJn, Calcium Qlrceropnospbate and Dainty sachet aoapl tering for duty Monday morning. Lecithin. REMEMBER onlr youi blood molded in four delicate wan S, Atlantic Highlands 2, Pair by the post through UNRRA to Included In the loss were furs, Is rour "supply line" of visor and pastel colon gloriously Haven 2, Keaiuburg 2, Long Branch Europe. The next meeting will be Tltallty. women's hosiery and other mer- Follow Ubal direction* and start bifM- scented in Pine. Apple 3, Belford 1, Batontown 1, Freehold in August. lni rich, red blood TO-DAY with F0> Blossom, Gardenia and chandise valued at $700 which were Carnation. 1 and Oceanport 1. destined for shipment to Long TpTABS. Money back if not satlifiiL On vale at Sun Ray and others Keyport Spends Branch stores. ij^ Tear this ad out m» 'a reminder. Leonardo Couple $4,000 For Sewers Feted At Party An emergency appropriation of KOOO—to be Included In the 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mi budget—was approved by the Key-1 who arrived recently port borough counci)_at a meeting West after they had both Monday night for ejdjpnskms to be WE REPAIR charged from the Navy were gneats made to the sewer system. of honor at a party given for them Councilman Judson S. Hopla, Saturday night by Mrs. Ellwood S. chairman of the---Department of Wolf of Leonardo. The celebration Public Service, reported . that the also marked Richard Pomphrey's cleaning of the walls at the water • Any Make Frigidaires birthday. • > plant was ne»rlngve6inpletlon and ADJUSTABLE J The couple, who are pUnnfBg'to' HM missionaries, were married in stated that the work will be com- STAINLESS STEEL South Dakota on June 23. Those paratively Inexpensive Councilman • Washing Machines present at the party were Rev. Ell- Hopla also reported on the effec- wood S. Wolf, Mines Kay and tiveness of the new storm drains Eleanor McOandlen, Jane Search, (faring recent storms. • Vacuum Cleaners WATCH BAND Lucille Rutherford, Winona Ball, DOUBLE EDGE Qeorrianna Bryan, Betty Wake- HUKT nr FIBB field, Oeorgianna Brunts, William Leaping to safety from the sec- Olendennlng and Henry Bloxom. ond story of her burning house af- • Electric Ranges ter sending three of her children MARLBOBO GIRL into the open, Mrs. Sigmund Wln- lanskl, 30, of Harmony, was taken PLUS Mrs. Dorothy Britte waa serious- to Paul Kimball hospital at Lake- • Electric Water Heaters ly Injured at Marlboro Friday af- wood Saturday afternoon of last tsrnoon when struck by an auto- week, where she was treated for LIFETIME mobile driven by Louis Nav&rro of serious second degree burns of the • Electric Ironers New York. Farmlngdale state po- face and leg and ankle injuries. llce reported the automobile was A Frehold fireman, Walter Brlggs, WIHOPROOF . traveling south on route * when It also suffered burns in the nre — ETC. — struck the 19-year-old girl, an em-which was started by an explosion JilQjve of Marlboro State hospital. of cleaning fluid. The Injured girl was taken to Honmouth Memorial hospital by COIX1NB GAINS DIVOBCE G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. the Frehold first aid squad, and Na-

Rolls the Ink on — dry. Writes on any material paper, lin- FOR PROTECTION Delicious 18-oz. Can en textile.. Al- Breakfan pick• up. Jytt* pr««aed ways starts — Foot SOCKS, Never stsrvts. for bare-leg from tree rlptned fruit, proccitftd WELC comfort — fit etaln vitamin* and flavor. the f««t -i ly, absorb p e r i pi r • ation. eaiily washed, eco- -TO VH I nomical. TO BE HELD ON RIVER ROAD GROUNDS, FAIR HAVEN MEDICINE CHEST NEEDS REPAIRED MINERAL OIL Saturday, July 27 to August 3, Inclusive lBr\ni In your favorite sen, PEROXIDE tighter or pipe and have It put in A*1 working condition. Our factory trained experts will give you quick service, fine material, and WITCH HAZEL FEATURE ATTRACTIONS teed workmanship, BORIC ACID OINT. DON FRANSERO Fi-ee SSc—Xady Etth Strawberry «nd vanll. FACE POWDER la flavoretf coating MERCUROCHROME ovtr aott, fluffy, white high trapeze artist, to perform nightly beginning Monday. With Ihe FprchaM of rnarityjiaallowi . . Reg. $1.38 Lady Either 4-FURPOSE CREAM SPECIAL DELUXE PLYMOUTH CAR Cryttaf Pure LOLLYPOPS Delightful iiaortmtnl To Be Awarded Closing Night. fla theie £rys

f. •Para Six. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. iil

1 "accidents on New Jersey farms, and more SOMEBODY HAD A PICNIC Anderson, Otrret, to BUsa/beth An- BANK REGISTER derson 182». Dec. M than 100 serious mishaps. [Editorial Views Cole, James, to Deborah Hendrlokr ESTABLISHED 1878 Farm accident death tolls in the next son __-, 1829, Duo. 2* By *6hft H. Cook and Henry Clay Genealogy Thomas, Charles,. Jr, to Rachel H» B*d SMk BMMtM UIUI»I no «nanel«l riaponilb 11- year may amount to as many as 19,500 in of Other Papers Perrlne 1830, Mar, 2T H«i let tmsnphleal errou In idv«rtl»«menti but will reprint the nation, "ft is predicted. That total is All by-John O. Ely, -Justice . that tot 0* an «dvertl.«me-t In «klch th« trpo.r-phltil (78) Reynolds, Enoch to. Margaret •tMt Oteun. AdTtrti»«t will pl««n notl/j tb» minixtm more than the population of Phillipsburg, Mrs. William R. Oonovsr, Free- l*m«dlat«lr of anj «rror which m>T occur. Criu oplnlom aipraiiad In th. E '»•*«• of Bridgetpn and a considerable area of sur- torical association, Freehold, N. J, Molbury, Jacob, *to Rebecca Ann bnud Wwklj, inrtrtd n! Second-CI-i. M«ter «t th« Pott- BEHIND THE GERMAN Leming 1838, Apr. 26. »««« It K»d B.nk, W. J.. und.r th. j^oTM'rch i 18T8 rounding Cumberland county in South Jer- QUESTION. GenoalOflcsi mOex (Part 11) Hules, John, to Mary Mason Thll n*wap»-r uiumn no rMDotulbllltlw lor sey. — 1888. Nov. M •iatatnrati of oulnloni In l«ur« from lt« r«»d«ri. The German question, which la Questions and Answer* Clayton, John Ely, to Margaret More farm residents are accidentally tha ultimate and centra] question In Slay IT, IMS, to Jan, 10, 1M6 Hendrlckaon -- 1539, Jan. 1 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1946. the writing of the peace and so In killed in their homes than in any other * —r-2791— a Thonvn, William, jr., to Margaret the future of our International so- Cafferty, Vanroom R. _____ 2658 Brlmu. 1840, Jan. 4 place, and machinery leads the causes of olety, rote briefly before the For- Cafferty, William -> 2653 Thompson, John 8., to Ptaebs Bo- > HUtory Wa» Written This Year eign Ministers on Tuesday, only to farm work accidents in this state. With the Campbell, George W,, Dr 801« man, both Of Upper Freehold present the same ugly picture of At Monmouth Park Race Track. Carhart, Lydla, Mrs 2822 18*1, Jan. 8 increased use of machinery, it is logical to deadlock which has appeared with Carhart, Mary '. 2022 Thompson, Thomas, to ffillsa Recovering after a slow start and true every leaser Issue of the peace- conclude that accidents will increase. Carpenter, Elisabeth (Will- EJeder? __ i«41, Jan. 12 making. Mr, Molotov delivered a to our predictions, Saturday's record crowd son)? . .8021 Wood, John, to Merlba Radford Tliis is a good time to take stock of ac- long attack upon the "Inadequacy" Carpenter, Bphraim 2021 1841, Apr. 8 of 31,310 at -doimioytli Park race track cident hazards arouiM the farm home and of the American offer of a twenty- Carpenter, Hannah . 8021 flve-year treaty guaranteeing Ger- Errlck-on, Joseph, to Ell swelled the total atti'iirtaiK'u for the 28-day buildings. How niany\broken stair treads, Carpenter! John S021 Wilson, both of Upper FreehoU man disarmament, and assailed Carpenter, Joseph 3021 meeting to 38l!.U0li, a daily average of IS,-- ladders, loose railings or pathway obstruc- the Western allies for violating — __ 1841, Aug. 241 Carpenter, Josloh 3021 Anderson, John, to Ruth Luktr, 675. Saturday's munie] lmndle of |1J7.,- tions can you do away with? If a danger Yalta and Potsdam. Mr. Byrnes CaVpenter, Rachel 3021 delivered an aggrieved reply, point- both of Upper Freehold Carpenter, Ruth 8021 _ 1841, Nov. 18 574 was a record for the traok and made a can't be removed immediately, call attention ing to the Irrelevancy of the Molo- Carpenter, Samuel 3021 tov strictures upon the treaty pro- By John Q. Ely, Justice total handle for the meeting of $24,016,843. to it with a warning sign, or build a shield Cheshire, Samuel 26S0 (76) Thompson, George, to Mary| posals—which was never advanced Coate. Henry 8021 The record for money,bet on one race, estab- or enclosure around it. as in itself a complete answer to Ann Palmon, both of Mon, Co. Clayton, Sarah 2638 1S41, D_o. 141 lished in Saturday's feature event, is $28(1,- Accident prevention.1 is a year-round all the problems Involved In the Clarkson, Joel 2838 German situation—and assailing Downs? Ephata to Ellsa Burck, j 653. The betting Saturday was so heavy job. Its success depends upon training Clarkson, Mary C. 2638 both of Mon. Co. 1842, Feb. 221 Russia for violating Potsdam and Cocine, Henry 3003 that prospective betters were shut out on Yalta. Both arguments were to a Aipplegate, Jacob, to Elizabeth Rey-1 everyone on the farm, including the hired the democratic forms under which Treat Keyport Girl Combs, Mary 2580 nolds 1842, Apr. 81 certain extent sound; and the world Bolivia was supposed to be gov- Compton, Caroline 3009 every race. help and guests, to be alert for accidents, was left confronting another total Leming. Ellas, to Mary Ann Wli-I erned. It is quite possible that, like Compton, Catherine 3O09 son 1842, Jan. 7 Our belief tli.it the irack would do well Irreoonclllabillty of viewpoint which the Peronlstas, the M. N. R. did With Wonder Drug Xo one should be allowed to handle machin- Compton, Catheryn 2622 Reynolds, Hiram B., to Jemima. | neither aide had found the states- not lack public support at tlfb out- as soon as the regulars got a look at the A seven-year-old Koyport girl, Compton, L'atheryne 3022 Taylor, both of Mon. Co. ery he or she is not familiar with. This is man-hip to bridge. set. The peculiar economy ot Bo- Marlene rfuylar, was aided in her Compton, David 8009 1843, Jan. 261 modern layout was substantiated by dieonly good common sense, it saves tho ma- livia—built almost entirely on tin The treaty proposal was In fact battle for life over the ravages of Compton. Eleanor 3009 Molsbury, William L., to Lucres* steady increase in attendance. The attend- quite inadequate as a basis for mining—and a tragically bad labor pyelonephritis, a kidney aliment, Compton', Elinor 2622 linery as well as helps prevent accidents situation provided fuel for the rev- Malsbury, both of Mon. Co. settling an Issue ln which fear of recently with the intervention of Compton, Eliza . 3009 : 1843, June 171 ance the first week, starting on a Wednes- Precautions cost time and effort, but German re-armament has long olution. But the revolution proved Acting Governor Haydn Proctor Compton, Frazer. 2622 a snare and a delusion. By last Palmer, John, to Mary Reynolds, day, totaled 04,997. The second week the their price is nothing compared with a crip' since become secondary, ln most and Congressman Jame3 C. Auch- Compton, Isseltyne 2622 both of Mon. Co. 1843, Aug. 3 minds, to the question of who is May the anti-Fascist Democratic incloss who assisted in securing Compton, Jacob —2 2822 gate dropped slightly and only 58,252 paid pling accident or death. Remember, acci- Fronts a union of the principal op- McDowell, Wllllle?, to Ann Eves- going to control Germany, and how. streptomyacin, the new wonder Compton, Jacob, Jr. oc Sr. 3022 harn, both of Mon. Co. The Russians, If they are not yetposition groups ln the country, de- to get in. But new money was com ing from dents are caused. They don't just "happen." diug, for the stricken child. Compton. Jameg 3009 1844, June 3 violating the letter of the PoUdam cllned to participate ln the national Dr. F. W. Holman, the child's Compton, Jane 3022 All by John a. Ely, Justle* New York and Philadelphia, and the betting -o-o-o-o o-o- agreement, are certainly violating elections ns; only 28 per cent of the ,phvsician had |ssuea a call for the Compton, Job, Jr. ft Br. 2822 (80) Benson. Ellge, to Mary' An the aplrlt of the compromise ln La Paz, the capital, went I d | mu, success, but hio handle went up slightly. The third week voters ln La. r"az, me cnpii.ni, wem 'drurug w tn Compton, Lt. Job 2822 Thompson, both of Mon. Co. No One Is Privileged which the Western allies believed to the polls, and one city, La Sucre, request for aid from A. Howard Compton, John 2622 brought July 4 and an influx of shore visi- they had secured both at Potsdam 1844, Oot. 13 boycotted the election altogether. j William, health officer, led to the Compton, John R. . 2636 ChasT Silvester, to Kasiah WilUon. tors and the gate son red to 97,(>41 and theTo Violate The Speed Laws. and in the exhaustive negotiation If the present victors in Bolivia offices of the Acting Governor and Compton. Jonathan 2822 both" of Mon. Co. — 1848, Oct 1» over the "level of Industry plan" make good their promises to re- R p. Aurhlncloas, and largely handle to $0,075-309. The fourth week the A timely and impressive pamphlet en- e Compton, Margaret 2622 Patterson, Charles, to Elizabeth An- which was worked out to Imple- store democracy In the country | through their efforts supply of a Compton, Martha 2822 denon.Aivldow, both of Mon. Co. gate was 83,387 and the betting went to .itied "It's Your Life,"' was received by thement Potsdam. But as long as the they will not only remedy a bad tho drug WHS released by Dr. C. S, Compton, Mary ___._ _ SO0& _ 185.,'Jan. 81 tutorial department of The Register last argument remains on those levels situation In their own land but ad-lKeefer, eolely responsible for decl- Compton, Ptrunnar (Perln 16,257,159. Tin- attendance was 44,322 it Is simply a bandying of legalistic Janot, Francis A.r of Mass., to Cor- mlnlster a powerful rebuff to tho,'sions on releasing supplies o" the nah) • 2fl36 weekv It is printed by the Newark Evening futilities, with neither side respon- delia O. Chllda of Mon. Co. AVednesduv, Thursday and Friday of last forces represented by President druu for civilian use. Compton, Ralph 8009 sive to the other. Only when both 1851. Dec. 11 week and £3,.->iiiiiirii

the driver of a car which figured Q. I was discharged from the BAPTISTS HAVE OUTING t -t BEFOBE K)B HOT Arraign plight in an accident with a, truck at state army in 1MB for physical disabil- The Ladies" Aid society of I*o- highway .: 86 and Union avenue, ity. Would It be possible to re-en- nardo Baptist church' held Its an- LIFE INSURANCE Union Beach, May 10. Arthur Hus- list under this condition? nual outing recently with, a lunch- 'GET THIS INFOBMATION At Freehold On zar, 39, at Clinton street, Valhalla, A. If you. are able to pass the eon at the Willow-brook at Fair Mew York, a pasenger ID a car "Actual lUwIt Study," a compile physical examination require'd, a Haven. The members spent the re- tWn by InputUI uithoritlM on driven by Joseph DeMarzo, Yon- waiver authorizing you to enlist in mainder of the afternoon at Asbury Gaming Charge kers, New York, died of injuries Bufcfconwood -at^ Ul« Inraruc* Statistics, ravaili tbe service may be granted by the Park. Those who attended were Vlil 4Ur«-«KM la ti« cMt ol Ufa suffered In the accident. Ball was ' lmur»nc» la 41 lualng compinlu. adjutant general. Suggest you in- Daniel Leonard, Mrs. Margaret •, II «how» bow to «Btct lubitiniul Belmar Men Held Sxed at $1,500 with the trial date to quire at your local recruiting office. Leonard, Miss Blanche Leonard, 1 uvlnfi. WriU for [m copy to.9 be determined later. Mrs. Thomas L&men, Mrs. Charles ; Residential Park, with gate-posted entrance from Syca- cUr—u«r« It no obligation. . By Judge Knight John VanderHorst, 49, a bartend- Carnie, Ulss Lillian Larson, Mrs- er employed at the Tally-Ho Inn, Ray Herring, Mrs. Martin Isaksen, more Avenue. Character established by existing residences. KENNETH CWASHBURNE For Sentence Aug. 8 state highway 38, Shrewsbury town- Union Beach Girl Mrs. Edward Burdge, Mrs. B. P. U/« ln«aranco Urvtcg. No exposed wires—underground street lighting, rear line . ' TS PRINCETON ROAD, ship, pleaded guilty to grand lar- To Wed Paratrooper Guttormsen and Mrs. C. Olsen, a • RED BANK. PHONE e-SIM Samuel Kaplan, Belmar, and ceny of $4t which was allegedly electric service and underground telephone connections to sites seven of his employees, all arrested taken from May G. Griffin, owner Mr. .and Mrs. Salvatore Stramero ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON of the tavern, July 9. Bail was fixed of Union Beach have announced in center oval. In a raid led by Chief County De- A luncheon was given recently tective A. W. Sacco July 3, pleaded at $1,500 and August 8 set for sen- the engagement of their daughter, Miss Beatrice Stranlero, to Rocco by Benton McArthur of Leonardo Gas—Water—Hydrants (fire protection)—Storm Sewers no defense to charges of bookmak- tence. for Mrs. Jefferson Penn and Mrs. ing and gambling before Judge J. J. Morea, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Llvfgni of 'Union Beach. McGee of Readsville, North Caro- and DRY CELLARS. MOTH HOLES'TEARS Edward Knight In the Common lina. Other guests were Mr, .and Pleaae court session last Thursday Tumor Clinic Mr. Morea served with the para- Mrs. Harry Norrls of Bay Head, j Building sites with 75' and 90' frontage. Restricted as to KMT-TED HOLES and each was held In 1500 ball for troopers for four years in Africa Mrs. Louis Bishop, Mrs. Taintior, I FOR INVISIBLE sentence August 8. and Europe, and while on a special Miss Gaynor, Mr. and Mrs. La- cost and character of building. HAMb \M CAVING- Kaplan's attorney, Peter Cooper, Opens At Fitkin assignment before D day was tak- Monte VanRiper, Mrs. John Stan- O, Asbury Park, Informed Assistant en prisoner by the Germans. With ton of New York city, Mr. and Mrs. Further information obtainable from G. H. Nevius, Own Prosecutor Harold McDermott that three other paratroopers he es- Douglas Marshall of Long Island, er. Tel. Red Bank 6-1633-J or C. F. Borden, Agency, Tel. Red he waived reading of the charges Dr. Featherston Is caped from the' prison camp at Judge and Mrs. Abram Elkus and against the eight and received the Dept. Director Luxemburg and worked with the Miss Sarah Elkus of Red Bank and Bank 6-1661. * court's permission to retract earlier underground on the outskirts of Clausen Coope, Benton McArthur pleas of not guilty in favor of non Paris before returning to the Amer- and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worth The new tumor clinic at Fitkin ican army. vult.' hospital opened recently, staffed by of Leonardo. TcxriLt u-wcAviw Kaplan will be sentenced for personnel of the hospital who have AMP WWMK6 bookmaklng and the other seven special training and ability In the for gaming. various branches of medicine. The £# Ball of $1,000 was set oh Ken- clinic was established in co-opera- neth Wallace, Red Bank, bus driv- tion with the efforts of HwRmouth • r er, Who was arrested on a charge County chapter of the American of being a fugitive from justice Cancer society, In an effort to se- Xrom Summit county, Ohio, where gregate the diagnosis, .treatment liOOU/VI AH he 1> wanted for failure to support and follow-up of people suffering his three-year-old son. with this disease. Arnold Bazat, Perth Amboy, an Dr. Daniel Featherston, chief of Tires and Tubes attendant at Marlboro State hos- the out-patient department at Fit- ltalp, pleaded guilty to assault and kin, is clinic director. Other doctors battery on a patient in the lnstitu on the clinic staff Include Dr. Har- Garden Tools tion when arraigned before Judge old A. Kaimann and Dr. Michael Knight. Q. Hancock, surgery; Dr. Louis F. Seat Covers Victim of the assault, acording to Albright, Dr. William J. Koch and THURSDAY* FRIDAY Dr. J. Berkeley Gordon, medical di Dr. Morton Trlppe, medicine; Dr. TooU, Horni and UrhU. rector of the hospital, was Lewis William F. Jamison, skin; Dr. SATURDAY. TOJI, Dolls, Games. Bauer, whose jaw was fractured. Carlos' A. Pons, pathology; Dr. STIMUNO Bail was fixed at $500 and August James Pregnall and Dr. William I SILVM CUP • 8 fixed for sentence. D'Ella, bones; Dr. William G. Herr- PINKHARrfS SKSfc .. six.89< CMrVT Pt/K/7 Value At Midget Price.' Bazat, acording to Dr. Gordon, is man, X-ray., and Dr. James A. Fish- 9O the poBsesor of a criminal record er, eye, ear, nose and throat. Norman K. Freeman but was passed along to the hos- This group of specialists will be MERCUROCHROME »,»„»., 6' 111 FTJBST AVENUE, pital from another state institution rotated from time to time so that EVERFEED to help relieve the present serious most of the staff member* at Fit- BARBASOL so.s*.26« ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS shortage of employees, particularly kin will participate In this effort. Phone Atlantic Highlands qualified attendants: Since 1939 the hospital has been CUTICURA OINTMENT ».s.,.19« Here's maxi- Agnes Irene Sharoek, 46, of 212 treating this dtaease with the deep REPEATING Main street, Kcansburg, under in- therapy machine given to the hos- C4 DISINFECTANT R.S*.< 4., 16< mum writing at ct dictment for atrocious assault and pital by members of the Deal-Al- battery on Thomas Johnson, 1)2, a lenhurst alliance. PENCIL miwiwwm COStl DcjWn- boarder in her home May 4, plead- FREEZONE . . . . . »»,:*. 21< ed innocent at Freehold Thursday ANACIN uc»i«19c ward pressure en cop and will stand trial on a day to be G. I. Question Box CONTI BABY CASTILE SOAP ... 10c t 21c WE WILL Szed, probably in the autumn after GENEROUS automatically releases one trial work la resumed. Ball waj LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO. . . .4u.iarl.00 SUPPLY OF LEAD fixed at $5,000, Johnson was This newspaper has arranged lead after another. Good-looking stabbed with a bread knife. with the Red Bank office of the ENO SALT 4H.57C-IK.99C Army Recruiting service to answer . —in wine, gray, green, Edward Trail Lake, 32, of Borden questions pertaining to servicemen WEST POINT HAIR DRESS . IK.49C'-I»IZ.89C° OFFER avenue, Neptune, received a sus- and veterans. Requests for inform- COLLYRIUM EVE WASH . . 4n.39c • rit59c or black. pended sentence of from one to ation on the Army, the GI Bill of three years In state prison, proba- Rights and laws affecting veterans, COLLYRIUM EYE DROPS SDrt»i49e tion for three years, $100 fine and should be addressed to "GI Ques- CHARM KURL SUPREME PERMANENT WAVE 98c* was dlrectoed to pay court costs for tion Box," P. O. Box 851, Bed Bank, atrocious assault and battery on N. J. New and Superior Mrs. Bessie Vetrano, wife of Nicho- Q. What are the outstanding fea- las Vetrano of Asbury Park, at tures of a GI home loan? type of Service to Fair Haven June 20. Lake holds p A. You may build a home with- dishonorable discharge from the out any down payment, low interest Trtasvn for Irankn every member of your service and bad pleaded guilty oo rate approximately 4%, easy pay- a waiver of grand jury action. ment plan up to 28 years. family at an amazing John K. Ruse, 23, of Fort Mon- Q. WTiere may I obtain my rec- mouth, received a suspended Inde- ord of dying time while serving Mafic price level. terminate term to Railway reform- In the Army Air Force? Freedom from Insects atory and was turned over to army A. You may get a copy of your FRENCH DRY We will open soon authorities for further disciplinary Form No. 8 by writing to the AAF Black Qla$ action for bringing a stolen auto- Flying Safety Service, Langley CLEANER at 22-24 W. Front St., mobile across the Pennsylvania- Field. Virginia. Just dip and rinse. INSECT SPRAY New Jersey state line. The car Q. I would like to know If, form- R«g. er with 5% B.D.T. fully equipped to ren- was taken from Dr. Raymond E. er flying personnel, now dis- Cleans like magic. Seidel. Philadelphia, June 24 and charged and members of the Air Powerful . . . Sale! had {200 worth of damage done to P der a long-demanded Corps Reserve are authorized to 63c Site it when recovered. Kills flies, mosqui- travel on a government-owned service to this com- Raymond Cotton, 22, Fort Mon- OaMon . 59' toes, moths, etc.. . . plane? mouth soldier, received a suspended A. At this time such travel is not munity. Further de- sentence to Anandale reformatory authorized. However, AR 95-90 Is Reg. 39c and wai turned over to army au- being studied with a revision in UTILITY BAG QUART . 27' tails and opening date thorities at Fort Monmouth for mind, which would authorize this stealing James B. Bennett's auto- type of travel under certain con- Long • wearing, weather - proof. RtUfO. will be announced. mobile from Branch avenue. Little ditions. Strong saddle stripes . . . genuine Silver, last month. Q. I was classified 4-F with ray SUN HATS leather trim . . . American-made Other arraignments were: draft board. However, this has been Cool and comfort- Gus Ruskuskl, 275 Burnet street, changed to 1-A. I would like to en- zipper. Brown or tan. A i INSECT REPELLENT HOUSE OF SHORE New Brunswick, formerly of Union list now. Would I be accepted? able. White or tan Beach, pleaded not guilty to an In- A. If the condition which dis- Summer Special. • .sail ... with green ri- Keep away summer 22-24 West Front Street dictment charging him with caus- qualified you has been corrected and sor. SmalL medi- . pestsl Stun applies ing death by a motor vehicle. Rus- f you are qualified for general mil- safely to all parts of kuski, represented by George D. itary service, you may be accepted um, large. McLaughlin, New Brunswick, was the body ... will not to the Regular Army. Only . , 49- stain clothing. BtneUf 2 Ounces . . . 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Electric Dealer hyperacidity. >*•«* Superior dentifrice lor cleansing teeth . 25 "' 1.00 Cor. Broad & White Streets $&, massaging gums. r ,\ 100 for 3.00 Phone Red Bank; 6-0355 hi A • *- 'vmim^V^Aw —» ttf^^^M^^r F|tCB5 IHOWN DO MOT INCI.UD* »D»1AI iMAItlll.'ttOtt TA^W»U» «»»W*ef -» mtiisltf. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946.

f, BOBKHtTS,' HO CUE A with IS trough-like beds, each 100 VANKtFEB CAB FOUND ' BE8SEIX feet long, three and one-bait feet Claude Thornhill The 1937 red belonging to AT IAW HYDROPONICS wide and seven Inches deep. Frank j. VanRlper, who was mur- First Methodist Churdhi '1 I BoUdto», Red Bank The Better Gold Mine , dered July .4 near Smithburg, was ' John J. Subra nionai V. Doramui To Be Heard At found not far from Frehold high 247 Broad St., Red Bank FARMING WITHOUT DIRT "The old-fashioned gold mine," school by two Freehold men, Fred- says Molltor, "has two common I William L Bunell, Jr. Convention Hall erick Suttors and Burt Anderson, REV. ROOBR J. SQUIBS), Pastor, faulti. It is inconveniently located, Hopes (or an early solution to tho and if worst comes to worst you crime were dampened, however, SUNDAY, JOLT *, lHt. I PARSONS, LABBBCQUE, can't eat the stuff. Famous Band Leader CANSBONA A COMBS with the announcement, from Pros- 11 A. SI—"Three Words From Oof "Osatrick's backyard gold mine ecutor J. Victor Carton that no fin- i COUNSELLORS AT LAW avoids both of these weaknesses. Opened Engagement 8 P.ML-"WIM For Iftr Brothers." • W.ll.c Sir. R»J Bank gerprints or olues of any value d* D. ParaoDi Edmund J. Canxona Each of his IS hydroponlc beds were found on the ear. I Thto4on J. l*br«cgue • grows 200 plants. Each plant pro- At Anbury Sunday Baton r. Combl TJioma> J- Smith -, JtoStrt H. Mild. William R. Blalir Ji. duces an average of 15 pounds of J Abraham J Zagcr No. 1 tomatoes which bring a re- Claude Thornhill, whose orchestra tall price of 34 cents a pound. began an engagement at Conven- HENBY S. INSEXBERG, "Since at least two crops can betion Hall, Aebury Park, Sunday, re- planted and harvested with no ceived his training In music at Cin- PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT strain, the annual gross Income of cinnati's Conservatory of Music and Prol.Mlon.I Buildlnr, Deatrlck's quarter-acre gold mine the Curtis Institute.* From there he Atbury Park, N. J. figures to reach about $26,000." went into the practical field as SEA BRIGHT 1U« Bank e-S»«4 Atbury Park 1-2451, Deatrlck's entire farm, he adds, pianist and arranger. He worked consists of a house and a 100-110- for such mu«lcal greats as Blng foot lot, Crosby, Benny Goodman, Charlie DR. L. W. CARLBON, (The cost of noil-less agriculture Spivak and the late Glenn Miller. 8DKGEON CHIROPODIST, Is difficult to figure. The chemicals Maxlne Sullivan will long be In his FOOT AILMENTS cost approximately $8 for enough to debt for his arrangement of'"Loch FIREMEN'S FAIR Offic« Houra: make 1,000 gallons of liquid and the Lommond," with which she soared Daily 8:50 a. m. to 5:0(1 P. m. liquid li consumed at varying rates to fame. OCEAN AVENUE AND RUMSON ROAD, Even(n«a: Tuesday and Thursday during the growth of the plants. In IV(r appointment phone 6-2442 addition, the ordinary costs of la- M BBOAJ) ST, BED BANK, N. J. bor, interest on investment, depre- SEA BRIGHT ciation and marketing must be de- DR. MILDRED HULSART, ducted from tHe grou, but such SUBOEON CHIBOPODI8T costs are different because of the Foot Orthopedic*—Electro-Therapj different nature! of the operations.) July 10 to 18, Inclusive Offlca H«ur«: Dally » •• m. to S j>. re. Popularized by Accident ETWIB|*I Tu.aday, Ttraradar. Saturday "Soil-less growing is not new," (Cloud Wednaiday) says'Molltor. "It has been success-, Far appaiatmtat phono e-0905 fully carried on for years by ex- PLYMOUTH DeLuxe SEDAN 1M BBOAD ST., BED BANK, N J, By Borer Greene rest, because no Mil U UIM. perts, but the atmosphere of.tsst DR. RAY DE CARLO (AP Newofeatures) "One acre of hydroponlc growing tubes and science frightened away laymen and household gardeners. to be disposed of on cooperative plan on July 28th( 8CBOEON CHIKOPODI8T Miami, Fla.—With food and itar- surface will produce as much as 20 FOOT AILMENTS vatlon hitting the headlines aa acres of the finest aoil. And you "The veil was lifted more or leu can grow anything all the time, all by accident. In 1943, the com- OliM Hour»: never before, a «mall but fervid Daily 1:01 a. m- to 6: JO P- m. South Florida group li f»lrly ihout- together. For example, golden ban- manding officer at the Army Air KURTZO & KURTZO Bv.nlnii by aDpolntmant ing a strange battle cry to the hun- tam corn, artichokes and strawber- Force hospital In Coral Gables Phont 6-0576 gry of the world: ries just don't grow In Florida—In found many listless patients on his daredevil high pole artists, an added attraction from July 22 to 28. M MAPLE AVE. '' BED BANK the soil. Hydroponically, they grow hands—fighting men back from the "Try hydroponics'." like mad all year 'round." If It sounds like a blurb for a wars who were sick in spirit as Molltor will go like that for well as in the flesh. . breakfast food, it isn't. hours, If you give him a chance. He GROUND PRIZES NIGHTLY Therm'* No Tedious Tested In the cauldron of war-gets «o excited he forgets to tell Great For Morale where It was used both to heal the you just what hydroponics is. Rand Turning! shattered nerves of men and to "The commandant, Col. Dan In a nutshell, here's the answer. feed their bodies "hydropontci" 1» Ogle, had read about soil-less OIAUDE THORNHILL, simply a fancy word for loll-less First you get a double-boiler type growing somewhere, and he got growing tank. Any alls you like, growing. the idea of trying to give the men With an orchestra comprised and about six inches deep. In the new Interest In life. On a small scale, windowbox lower section, you pour a chemical mainly of musicians who served un- "farming" might be another de- lolution—nitrogen, potassium, cal- "It caught on like wildfire. The der him in the Navy, and who have scription for its eager proponents cium, phosphorus, magnesium, io- AAF was so pleased that vat farms been carefully selected as to their will tell you that about all you have dine, carbon, sulphur, Iron, man- were established,for the lonely men merits as individual artists and an to do Is get yourself a little water- on Ascension Island, British Qul-ability to blend easily into their BRAKES ganese, boron, copper and zinc— tight box, four feet long by 18and fill the tank to withfti half an ana, and 'ot Iwo Jima, and there's Instrumental section, Mr. Thornhill inches wide, and without waving a Inch of the top tray. a story that more than one of Un- ha« come forth with something new magio wand or even crying "pres- cle Sam's battiewagons, at sea foron the musical horizon. The rich to!" you can raise all the tomatoes In the top, you toss successivemonths without ever making port, quality achieved by the orchestra. family of live or six could possi- layers' of excelsior, sawdust and produced a 'miracle' by serving de- is due to an uncommon arrange- bly eat wood shavings. Put In the seeds. licious fresh tomatoes 1,000 miles Wet down with the chemical solu- ment of the reed and brass sec- Apartment Gardens Foreseen from the nearest land." tions. Thornhill has four trumpets, tion. And—presto, that's the gar- Only one thing Molitor warns hy- PROMPT SERVICE • QUALITY WORK / Indeed, they freely predict the den. two trombones, five men doubling droponic farmers about. Watch on sax and clarinet and two French day when every windowbox and New Industry Is Born apartment rooftop in the crowded your eye when you bend over the horns which are an innovation to cities will bloom with lush gardens In South Florida today, chemical garden. Things grow that fast. the dance world. of the choicest out-o/-aea»on vege- farms are mushrooming all the way from Palm Beach to the Keys, es- J. H. MOUNT CO. tables and flowers—withouteve n a TO TEAOH IN COLLEGE In 1870, three-fourths of the na- pinch of soil! tablishing a new multi-million dol- tlon'e labor force was engaged In lar Industry to supplement the To the suburban dweller -who Joseph Lichtensteln, teacher «f production of physical goods, and CORNER WHITE ST. & MAPLE AVE. TEL. RED BANK 6-0404 groanlngly recalls the annual chore state's $500,000,000-a-year soil agri- science and history at Prehold high lese than one-fourth In distributive of spring gardening, hydroponics culture industry. school, has accepted a position at and service activities. means not only the passing of the In terms of cash, the prospects John Marshall college, Huntlngton, • Bales, karkeeae tana, and let of "vat farming" are dazzling. West Virginia, as assistant profes- *maa atw Meetrlc taeat taruer do sore, sore back but al«o the elimi- «»o |afe tor TOO! It reToWea tkrco nation of hoeing, weeding, fertiliz- Molltor cltea the case of Arthur sor of psychology. Mr. Lichtensteln ttaaea a aalaate, aad cornea torn- Deatrick, ot Miami, a former elec- is spending the sumer at Columbia plat* witk SO feet or eord. Set It ing and invasion fry earth-born a» aanrkere. Kaaaoa Electric blights or pets. trician, who started hydroponlc working for his doctor of philoso- Bai^B-d «ta al- farming on a commercial scale phy degree. aiaat aay flre- You don't believe it? Then, lis- •kaMi . . . >)•«• ten to Car] Molltor, Miami author- laaa Itaw nr- nmt (110 V. AC ity, who thinks It's even more ex- aaly). Ifa atar- citing than his own adventures in dy, all metal. lighting the Japanese as a lieuten- •djaetable la kalarkt aad ant commander aboard a PT boat wUtti aad aae- for more than three and one-balf (al tke year years. d*«ra aa well Take It away, commander. aa oat. "In soil-less growing, vegetables and flowers spring up 20 per cent faster than they do in soil," he says. "Hydroponically, you can grow a HOME & AUTO crop of rich, luscious tomatoes in 70 days, compared with 90 days In the field. And you can get three SUPPLY, INC. crops a year, against ono In the field." As cars grow old and days are hot... 35 Monmooth St. Red Bank Detourlnr All Seasons Phone 6-2020 "In hydroponics, the seasons don't count. The answer la simple. ununnnaniii The growing soil doesn't have to No Wheat Is Uud In Ruppert Beer or Alt

• What gives Ruppert its ouootht can't-be-copiep d flavor? Ex You see some folks in trouble... ing and slow ageing of choice — that's the answer. Sun p^ hops — golden barley (wheat ha# never been an important ingredient in beer. None is used in Ruppert Beer or Ale.) Compare 81ow Aged Ruppert with any other beer — at any price. Tasting is beHevingl

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Where can you get another home ... additional furniture, a refriger- ator, vacuum cleaner, or more clothes today? Yea, even though you have onough fire insurance to cover "your financial loss, how are you going to buy the things destroyed ... at any price in these times? Throughout the nation, irreplaceable property is being burned up •t the rate of 60 million dollars every month! Think of that—over half Then your protection's double! a billion dollars a year—while our returning veterans search frantically for shelter! Think of how this waste retards the day when they can find TOU MJAID YOUI INOINI mo WAYS if you use ESSO gasoline decent places to live! Think of the jobs lost every time, n business with ESSO Motor Oil. First—because tough, long-lasting structure burns! War-worn equipment and wiring account for sumo of those costly ESSO Motor Oil is one of the world's leaden at any price. firei, but CARELESSNESS is by far the most frequent cause of this And next—because all ESSO gasoline contains patented destruction. More care meant fewer fireti! ESSO Solvent Oil—designed to help keep engines cleaner, Fire Prevention is vitally important to every citizen who hopes to smoother-running. They make a great team working to- sec our nation recover quickly from the aftermath of war. It Is im- gether! Make your neighborhood ESSO portant to every responsible person who realizes that KIKE means lost Dealer your regular stopping place. Re- Homes, lost Jobt and lost Lives! member that "Happy Motoring" starts at the ESSO sign. IMRlEU3mf^liMfL HELP REDUCE THIS APPALLING FIKS BftflliflJlt DBSTKUCTION, WASTE AND LOSS Remember, too—careful driving ' TIM tifi of count* todaym at neoer before! \H»pfj Mttockg' WALKER & TINDALL STANDARD OIL COMPANY REALTORS and INSURORS OF NEW JERSEY SLOW AGED FOR FINER FUVO ic Street, ' Red Bank, N. J, (iDMjllu.lanlM, Telep.honet; Red Bank 6-2776 '. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. the spring nor make as rapid a re- >oae la either the dust or liquid "THE PEOPLE'S STORE" Farm News newal growth after grazing as does, orm. Another relatively new andAppdint Dender ByDl orchard grass. It is also * little, ilgbly recommended material la Xh» Botery Hoe less drought tolerant. It Is, how- Hyanla dust which has given es- To Harbor Board You ean't beat the rotary hoe forever, an excellent crop to grow In >ecially good results during the Joseph p. Dender was named Harry's Lobster House early • cultivation of all kinds of combination with alfafa for hay or iast two1 years. chairman of the Atlantio Highlands crops such" a* tweet corn, snap I/adino clover for pasture. 1 New Cover Crop. After Potatoes borough harbor control board Wed- bean* lima beans, peas, and othars Seed of both of these grasses is nesday night of last week by Mayor SEA BRIGHT, N. J. TEL 2-0205 vitar* tb*} «e«d Is sown in" the row*. very light and you'll have to use A number ofigrowers In recent Waldron p. Smith with confirma- It le especially valuable on soil special seeding methods. You can't ears have sown a mixture of soy- tion of council to succeed Earl* 8. Open All Year which forms a 'hard crust on the mix the seed of these grasses with beans, a, legume, with ryegrass, a Snyder, who resigned last week be- surface and where the germinated the leagume* and sow through a ion-legume, after potatoes or some cause a change of address had seed and young plants cannot eas- ragular grass seeder. 3ther early harvested -, cultivated made him Ineligible for the office. . Lobsters, Steaks, Chicken ily break through. As a crust DDT On The Poultry Farm rop, and they seem to be pleased Appointed to succeed the former breaker the rotary hoe has •'no DOT holds considerable promise ith the combination, reports H. R, chairman as board member was equal. It will pulverize all of the 'or controlling several types of ln- Cox .of Rutgers. John C. Braille, while Dr. Thomas and all Sea Foods topsoll, breaking the crust asd kill- ieot< that have often created prob- If the seeding takes pface'before MoVey waa sworn In as a naw ing weed seedlings right up to the lems on Monmouth county poultry .ugust 15, if soybeans catch the member of the board. CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE 1 Music by Wilbur Gardner very stalks of the plant*. farms, says R. O. Rice, associate Inoculation, and If not more than Th* rotary hoe la especially val- agricultural agent one bushel of soybeans, together LOCAL HEN ENLIST. < * * OF . * * KITCHEN OPEN TO 1 A. M. uable in some of the larger plant- Files are always a menace to with about 10 pounds of ryegrass ings Of oanbouee peas, lima beam, per acre are sown, this looks like Walter Johnson of Sunset ave- health, both human and animal, nue and Kenneth B. Thompson of GEORGE KKAUSg, Owner ind tweet corn grown for market. and because they carry certain dis- promising combination. The soy- IMPORTED and DOMES The average "width is about seven eases and parasites of poultry they iean seed Is sown through the Wallace street, enlisted In the army feet,.with a wheel on each end. are not welcome on, a poultry plant ;raln hopper and ryegrass through last week at the Red Bank army BEER * WINES and LIQUO There re also an adjustment to set Fleas of different kinds at times the grass see,d hopper of,, the drill. recruiting station in the postofflce the teeth In the hoe to penetrate move Into poultry pens and cause This mixture should be tried more. building. Johnson, a former mem- the'stfll to a depth of one to four considerable discomfort to both The cover crops most commonly ber of the 112th Fitld Artillery, had Inches or deeper depending on the bird* and caretakers. own after potatoes are rye, wheat five years' active service. He elect- #PE0PLEUIQUOR(TORI stage of growth of the crop being Bed-bugs have been known to o«- ,nd ryegrass. Results with the le- ed to serve three years and was cultivated. tabllsh themselves In poultry :umlnous winter cove crops, such accepted as a staff sergeant. FELIX R.SANTANGELO. PROP.- The cultlpacker li another Im- houses and have been extremely s crimson clover or vetch, have Thompson enlisted for IS months. lOIKHIHREWWIk'Y AVI. plement which every farmer could hard to get rid of. lot been as successful on potato He was formerly employed by use. It la especially valuable In All of these Insects are killed by 'arms as on vegetable farms. Mount-Enr'l'h. packing the soil after plowing DDT. A list of sugestions for the when the ground 1» more or less use of the drug in controlling these dry. It produces a firm seed-bed, pests has been prepared by the en- bringing to the surface water In tomology department of the New the soil which will greatly aid In New Jersey agricultural experi- the germination of the seed and ment station and can be obtained CLOSED ALL DAY the starting of the seedlings. from your county agricultural Black Aphlds On Beans agents'. WED. DURING It I* time for black aphlds to ap- Examine Tomatoes For Disease pear on beans, warns C. H. Nl5»- Tomato growers should watch JULY AND AUG. Iey of Rutgera. Leaves attacked by closely for diseases which may ap- J. YANKG .the aphldg curl and die. The Insect pear on either the tomato leaves Is small and black, and usually i» or the fruit of tomatoes. If abnor- 30 Broad St. Rod Bank N. J. found on the end growth or on the mal conditions' are observed, ask undersldea of the upper leaves of your agricultural agents imme- lima beans. Control recommenda- diate for Information on what the tions Include a four percent nico- trouble Is and how to control it. tine dust applied under a curtain Prospects for a good tomato crop or a nicotine soap spray applied be- In New Jersey are encouraging but SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE fore the bug* become severe. final results, however, will be de- termined by the kind of weather Me. •MWBUlt AT MOOMYM. N. V. ANO OttANOf. M. If Mexican bean beetles are also "Humming Bird" and "Virginia Maid" present, use a rotenone free-nico- from now on until harvest. The 50 CRETONNES tine dust as recommended by the control of Insects and diseases on NYLON HOSIERY N. J. Agricultural Experiment Sta- tomatoes Is an important part of 1.65 tion. tomato production and many grow- AT O.P.A. CEILING PRICES YD. ers are already equqlpped with NOW! DELIVERING Leaf Bllghti on Melons and •either spraying or dusting equip- RAYON HOSIERY Extra heavy cretonne—sanforized and washable. Floral de- Cucumbers signs on seven beautiful shades and with matching stripes. ment AT OJ-.A. CEILING PRICES Beg. 1.95 yd. TYPEWRITERS, Melons and cucumber leaf blights? Asparagus Beetles Quantities Limited^ continue to cause damage through- —MAIN Fl/OORr- out Monmouth county until the last Beetles are raising havoc In —MAIN FLOOR— STEEL FILING fruits are harvested. The only sa- many asparagus fields, says M. A. "JANTZEN" TODDLERS' l tisfactory control of this disease is Clark, agricultural agent. The LADIES' LISLE SUMMER HANDBAGS to use a copper fungicide either In young larvae are eating the aspara- ANKLETS "BALLERINO" CABINETS liquid or dust form,'says M. A. gus leaves and will finally kill the PLAY ALLS stems unless they are killed with SUN CLOTHES WITH LOCK Clark, agricultural agent. 00 $183 For a liquid or wet spray a. 3-5-an arsenical dust or spraying ma- 3 PR. FOR *t Fabric and straw handbags; all terial. A 20-80 arsenical-lime dust, Made of good quality seersucker. 50 homemade bordeaux mixture Is White asd pastel colors. $12" colors; many shapes. Reg. 8.00. DUPLICATORS, ETC. recommended and for a dust a 20- properly applied, will control these Button-on pants. Sizes 1-2-3, slugs. As a spray, 4 pounds of Reg. 39c pr. Made of the finest cottons. 80 monohyd rated copper lime dust. Reg. 18.98 and 19.95. Reg. 2X0. —MAIN FLOOR— either of the areenicals to 8 pounds —MAIN FLOOR— —MAIN FLOOR— COMPLETE LINE OF STATIONERY If these materials are purchased al- FLOOR— ready mixed, closely follow the re-of fresh high calcium bydrated commendations of the manufactur- lime in 100 gallons of water will TABLE LAMPS AH Makes Of Typewriters & Adding Machines er. Remember, dusts containing also control them. A sticker or LISLE PEDS "NELLY DON" CHILDREN'S sulfur should never be used on vine spreader material should be added POLO SHIRTS $1293 crops. to the liquid. WASH DRESSES SOLD, RENTED and REPAIRED e . Slde-Drves lima Beans Borers On Late Sweet Corn $2-95 79 Beautiful lamps with china and About the first week of August Elastic top—all sizes. crystal bases—all with blending Fordhook lima beans need more Hade of fine cotton prints. Fine lisle, short sleeves. Sizes nitrogen than other varities to m the eggs of the second brood of the Beg. 28c pr. silk shades. Reg. 19.50. , European corn borers are laid on Sizes H to 42. 4-6-«; white and colors. Reg. 98c ture a heavy crop. A slde-dresilng —MAIM FU>0R— —BASEMENT FLOOE— of 200 or 300 pounds of nitrate of the undersides of the corn lelaves. —2ND FLOOR— —MAIN FLOOS— soda; 160 to 200 pound of sulphate It Is at this time when the first of ammonia, or 100 to 125 pounds dust or spray should be applied si that the corn leaf surfaces as well DICKIES AND ALL WOOL CRIB SPREADS WASTE BASKETS CABLTON tPEATBE B^HLDING of ammonium nitrate to the acre, applied along the row and cultl as the base of the leaves be covered PONCHOS SWEATERS $123 vated Into the soil will supply this wilh the Insecticide. This will kill $j.93 103-105 Monmouth St. Phone; 485 Red Bank needed nitrogen. Fifty to seventy the* young borers when they com $1-93 $295 five bushels of chicken manure to In contact with it. The recom- Hobnail spreads in pink and Cloth covered, good slse; floral ROYAL TYPEWRITERS the acre applied between the rows mended control is four applications Tailored and frilly. White and Short sleeves, slipons; all colors. blue. Reg. 2.50. patterns. Reg. 1.96. and cultivated Into the soil should at 5-day intervals of either a nico- 100# wool. Reg. 3.95. THE WORLD'S No. 1 TYPEWRITER tine bentonlte or a 1 percent rote- colors. Beg. 2.96. —MAIN FLOOR— —BASEMENT FLOOR— also help to keep the plants of this —2ND FLOOR— popular variety well. —MAIN FLOOR— Brotne Or Orchard Grass T BOYS' GABARDINE The question IJ often asked THEY'RE ONLY BOXED STATIONERY GIRDLES SEWING BOXES "When do I use orchard grass and YOUNG ONCE! TRUNKS when do I plant bromegrass-?" re- $|65 ports the Monmouth county exten- 39' 69' sion service. 50' Onion skin paper. 100 sheets Sectlonallzed—with pretty floral Generally speaking, orchard Two-way stretch grlrdle and White with colored edge. and 36 envelopes to the box. patterns. Reg. 1.00. grass should be used In mixtures panty girdle. Reg. 2.00. SUes 1-2-3. Reg, 1.00. New Higher Pay which are to furnish pasture. White. Reg. 89c. —2ND FLOOR— —MAIN FLOOR— —BASEMENT FLOOR— Bromegrass will be used In iua —MAIN FLOOR— purpose mixtures for either pasture or hay. CHILDREN'S for the Army! Orchard grass grows In a wide LINEN DISH TOWELS POLO SHIRTS CABIN RUGS variety of soil conditions, even on BATHING SUITS moist soil* If they are not too wet e $|95 It li the most drought resistant 69 $-|oo grass for summer grazing, starts 24x48. Extra heavy; will not early in the spring and makes The aaily weeks are important onee Colored borders—extra heavy, 100% wool and 50% wool- All wool 1-pc. suits; pastels. wrinkle. Fringed, in colorful combinations. NEW PAY SCALE quick renewal growth after grai- (or btbf calves. How Ihey get along: absorbent. Reg. 88c. white and colors. Reg. 3.98. Sir* 1 to 8. Reg. 1.96. then make* a big difference in what Reg. 2.95 lng or dipping. It becomes coarse —MAIN FLOOR— —2ND FLOOR— NADOmOH TO ClOTHMG, FOOO, LODGMG, MBXAl AND DMTAL CAU, and unpalatable early In the sea- kind of a r««l, beei, or milk pro- —MAIN FLOOR— —MAIN FLOOR— ducer they'll make! Don't take AM) IJBBMl OTKEAUNT WVIUOB son unless this condition Is met by timely mowing or grazing. Its chancel THI AtOVIi Stripes, checks and aolid colors. White permanent finish Dotted Metal boxes with three flower He makes This fabric is washable, water Good quality; well made. 10% bcreoM hrStnkt Overseas. Swiss—Jewel and Peter Pan repellant and non-crackable. necklines. Reg. 3.95. Sizes S to I. Reg. 1.59. pots. Reg. 1.25. 50% hcreon » Member el Hying or G/fdar Crews. —MAIN FLOOR— —2ND FLOOR— —MAIN FLOOR— —BASEMENT FLOOR— 5% Increase kfayhrCochS Ytan otStrvkm. lending a OVAL BRAIDED SUMMER MILLINERY GIRLS' WASH BEVERAGE SETS DRESSES friendly business RUGS $2-00 $119 Highlights of Regular Army Enlistment $0.30 $1-93 Water pitcher with «lx match- N. R. MATTHEWS Straw Hats which formerly sold Fine cotton prints. Sizes 3 to < 1. Eallatments for IV,, 2 or S year*' aarvice—increasing to thret- Klrmly woven—in various colors. to 12.00. years. (0M-y*sr snllstxnants per- outliers pay alter 3D yean' lervica. Reg. 2.95. ing glasses. Reg. 1.39. HIS is Unfriendly man- both single and married, Reg. 2.95 mitted for man now In the Army (Retirement income In grade of —2ND FLOOR— —MAIN FLOOR— with 0 or more months of service.) Matter cr Flnt Sergeant up to T ager of turiocal Person- and everything Is kept —MAIN FLOOR— (185.63 per month for life.) All al Finance Company office. strictly private. No outsid- —BASEMENT FLOOR- 3. Enlistment age from 18 to 34 pravloua active federal military air- Even though lending money ers are involved. He arrang- yean Inclmiya (17 with parenti' vice counta toward retirement. DRESSES INFANTS' LISLE MEXICAN SALT AND content) except for man now In to folks here In Asbury es convenient monthly pay- EYELET BATISTE CREEPERS Army, who may reenllit at any age, 8. Benefits under the OI Bill of Park Is his full-time Job, he ments to fit every budget PEPPER SHAKERS and former aervlce man dapeodinf Rljhti assured for men who enliit believes that no one should and charges are made only $2-« YD. $6" $1-00 »n lanith of aarvlce. on or before October 3, 1946. borrow unnecessarily. But for the actual time the money Is kept Cottons and silks. White, colors 19« SET 1. A resnllitmant bonus of ISO 9. Choice of branch of lervlce when a loan Is to a person's 3B" wide—white and colors. and prints. In Misses' and Made of fine lisle In a variety of for each yaar of active sarvice ilnca ( If you decide the' a loan la and oversea! theater (of those atill advantage, he provides folks Reg. 3.50 yd. Women's stees. Reg. to 15.95. styles. White and paatels. Novnlty pottery. Reg. 50c ' such bonui w»i last paid, or tinea open) on 3-year enliitmentf. here with needed cash to your advantage, be sure SUes 0 to 4. Reg. 1.25. last entry Into service, provided ra- to come to aee the Mcnager —2ND FLOOR— - BASEMENT FLOOR— anllitmant is within 90 days aftar promptly and privately. —MAIN FLOOR— — MAIN FLOOR- last honorable discharfa. He gets a lot of satisfaction of the Personal Finance out of his Job, for the ser- Company today. If you i. Up to SO days' Taanliatmarit ENLIST NOW vice he renders is a belpful phone in advance, he will GABARDINE WATER-REPELLANT CHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S ALL * furlough with pay, dapandln| on make all arrangements so lan|th' of service, with prescribed one. And there's no "doing- KNIT PANTIES WOOL SWEATERS AT YOUR NIAUST * you-a-favor" attitude. that all you have to do Is to - CHAIR PADS ~i pmTfl allowance paid to home and sign and pick up the cash- *1 « YD s return, (or man now In the Army U. I. AIMY MCRUITINO STATION He outs out needless rig- e 50 39 who raanlltt. marole and makes borrow- Or, If that's Inconvenient, Fino quality, heavy gabardine. 79 AND*1 Fine llslo. with elastic tops: Slipon and cardigan styles; all ing money a simple, friend- phone or write and bo'U tell 36" wide; white and colors. 5. Consult your Army Rtcrultlnf ly transaction. Be makes you how to get your loan Red and Royal Blue. double gussets. Sizes 2 to 14. colors. Sizes 3 to 8. •':/ Officer for other furlough privilege!. A GOOD JOtJ FOR YOU Rog. 1.65 yd. Reg. 50c. Reg. values to 2.95. ..3 loans tu men and women entirely by mall. —MAIN FLOOR- 9, Vuittrlni-out pay (baled upon —MAIN FLOOR— —MAIN FLOOR— —MAIN FtOOR— length of lervlce) to all man who *re dlscharjad to enlist or reenllit. U. S. Army HOMESPUN cimost THIS GIRLS' PINAFORES t^Br5ssas;sr_... ' ' ••» i t> H O t I £ !, I u (V NO ],, t v ^.HQMESPUN SPREADS CORK MAT SETS J tor the nit of your life afte 601 BANGS AVB.I ASBtTRV PARK P. 6. tUljLD.NG 10th PL0OB. ELECTRIC BLDQ. Made with, ruffled nldoa, coloiod Cotton printed pinafores. RED BANK, N. J. PHONE Z-7805 HoaVy quality, self design; 48" dcalgns'on a natural background- Sires 3-6. Box of 4—fruit and floral wide. Reg. 1.50 yi. ing. 12.95. • Assign Cnarfti art 2yt% monthly on balance. Uo. 670 DRAPES Ti> MATCH Reg. 1.25 Cloied SsHurdiya —MA.TN FL001J— —MAIN FLOOR— -«AIN -aXWnotHT Open 1 to I,—lion, through Irl, evenings by ippolntmont

!'•-• i Ten. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946.

FRUITS OF,ALL KINDS "BIT OF MEAT" PEPS EXTRA AND MAKE BABY CABBAGES LET grown-up cabbage. But for sheer dry, saute in butter for nve min- ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL of DANCING, SERVED WITH MEAT Af'NEW" DESSERT delicacy of flavor and rare good- utes and .then < season with salt, UP VEGETABLE MEALS THEIR MINDS WANDER ness, even a whole, big cabbage cayenne and a little lemon juice. Often you heard it said that fa- 117 Prospect Avenue, Red Bank Ye&vs ago when fruit was to be With Victory Gardens going full It is said, that Brussels Sprouts can hardly compete with the dainty Serve, garnished with a aprif 6rc served with meat It meant perhaps swing, this Is the season when miliarity breeds contempt—but are the result of a cabbage plant sprout. two of green- •Or fried, parsley and Telephone B. a 6-3*20 apple sauce with pork roast^-or vegetables in great variety play a there is one time you'll find that that didn't keep its mind on its Select the small, compact sprouts, Jet nature take Its course. leading role in lunch and dinner It is not true. If you serve the maybe "even apple rings—but to- family desserts, such as rice pud- work and scattered Its efforts. pick off the outside leaves, wash, Summer Classes in All Types of Dancing day fruit with a meat course may menus. A dinner without any .meat, ding, snow pudding, blanc-mange Whether this be true or not, the blanch in water to which a pinch mean anything from baked ban- however, lacks a certain taste ap- of soda has been added and a lit? A dash of nutmeg will add a and. apple betty they'll never tire fact remains that it would take a change of flavor to rolls or biscuits. Now Being Conducted. anas to stuffed grapes. peal and a satisfying quality that of them. And there are a dozen dif- good many dozens of these minia- tie salt Included for flavor, and, meat provide!. A little ginger to rlctr muffins If I have collected a number of sug- ferent ways each particular des- ture cabbage-lets to make one real when cooked tender, drain, press also a good touch. Fbone Bed Bank 6-2210 MorntnjB (or gestions and not only collected A clever homemaker will try to sert can be changed—not much, Beflstration or Information them but tried them out on my include at least a small amount of but just enough to make it appear friends—and the applause received meat, even when the meal features that it Is something entirely dif- The Prospect Hill Day School closed until September makes me feel that they are garden vegetables. She can do tola ferent. For instance, dress puddings worthy of more than special men- in many ways. The following Ideas up with such delicious ingredients are just a few suggestions: as coeoanut, and notice the' com- tion. For instance, try serving plete change that takes place! KETCHUP APPLES WITH PORK Add meat to the stuffing of deviled eggs to serve with hot vege- COCOANUT RICE PUDDING Cut apples In halves, place In pan, tables or a vegetable salad. Use 4 tablespoons uncooked rice add a little water and bake in the chopped, crisp bacon, liver saus- 4 cups milk same manner as you would bake hi cup sugar age, dried beef or cooked pork !.i teaspoon salt You'll find an apple. But sprinkle each half sausage. GIRLS — WOMEN apple with a little brown sugar and Vt cup milk Serve potato chips, crackers or M cup shredded coeoanut pour 1 tablespoon of tomato ketch- -y melba toast with a meat up on each. When almost baked, Wash rice thoroughly, combine NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY spread. with milk, sugar, salt and butter turn fruit over in pan to form a Add small pieces of cooked or in greased baking dish. Bake in saferfor everythin g glaze. Surround the meat with the ready-to-serve meat to bowls of hot alow oven (325F.) 2 hours, stirring STARTING RATE apples when serving. vegetable soup, well every SQ minutes. Add cocoa- For the broiled steak nothing Add a little ground cooked meat nut and mix well; then continue, cas quite dress it up so much as to left-over gravy, and serve on top baking % hour more. Serve hot PEARS AND PINEAPPLE of mashed potatoes. or cold. that's washable! 95c Per Hour BROILED •* Serve one of the vegetables In an BLANC-MANGE DE LUXE Drain canned pears and crushed egg souffle and add a small amount Vi cup sugar - :• i If you're • Chiffon user, you won't be surprised Makes your lingerie, stockings look 5% tablespoons flour >*' LIBERAL OVERTIME POLICY pineapple. Fill the halves of pears of finely chopped meat for extra to lorn thtt Chiffon So«p Flakes becune the better, last longerl with the crushed pipeapple. Pour flavor. % teaspoon salt outstanding leader among fine fabric soaps—in AUTOMATIC INCBEASE 2 cups milk New York, Chicago «ud m«oy other dries. You'll find Chiffon's rich, 1 teaspoon French dressing over Add chopped cooked bacon or 1 cup coeoanut, shredded each half pear. Broil until they are this frankfurter slices to potato 2 egg whites, stifflly beaten Because yout very first box of Chiffon ' creamy suds are GENTLE AFTEE heated thoroughly. Serve on same salad or a vegetable salad. with colon «n<4 fabrics - 1 teaspoon vanilla PROVES right in your own home that this 1 platter with the broiled steak. Add small cubes of ready-to-serve Combine sugar, flour and salt in wonderfully pure soap is GENTLE with colon s*fer for everything thM ! 2 Months to $kO5 per hour These are an attractive garnish meat to the stuffing for a baked top of double boiler, add milk grad- and fabrics-QUICK with dishes and glassware wuhtbJc and delicious to eat. vegetable. ually, mixing thoroughly. Place -and so very KIND to yout hinds. The meal you plan on serving Add deviled ham when making a over rapidly boiling water and cook • Makes dishes, glassware sparfclel Imperial Fur Blending Corp. economically can be put in the cream sauce or cheese sauce to 10 minutes, or until thick, stirring class of a "party dinner" if you servo over a vegetable. constantly. Add coeoanut and cool You get quick sods, bug. make lamb patties and dress them Serve stalks of celery stuffed rold In 6(rg whites and vanilla; Uiling suds tnd lots of IS SECOND AVENUE, up with with soft, yellow cheese, with urn info individual molds. Chili. Unmold and garnish with tart jellv them-with Chiffoo! All LONG BRANCH, N. J. BAKED BANANAS chopped bacon added. your dishes timply shine Cut bananas lengthwise. Sprinkle BECIPB OF THE MONTH with cleanliness. with the juice from 1 or 2 lemons. BEEF HASH A LA Bake slowly In the oven until the STYLISH NECK SLICES WITH bananas are tender. Garnish meat NORMANDIE VEGETABLES with the fruit. Mild as a lotion on your hands! Any home maker who is in the 3 pounds lamb neck slices, cut X to 1-Inch thick 3 tablespoons lard or drippings Your hinds st»y softer, TASTY BACON GIVES ZEST, smoother when you use TO SANDWICHES j °°asfs «• good chunk of meat, has 1 cup water . I Ht one time or the other wondered 2 teaspoons salt ChiSoa Soap Flakes. For When you're at a loss for a lunch- ,f aomethlng specia, cou!dn.t be U teaspoon pepper Chiffon's wonderful box sandwich nllinn that Is tasty une wun ln a meal a31 e ft small onions purity is KIND-eren to GAS RANGES and just a bit •"different." remem- " , « «°° - ° 3 large potatoes sensitive slaw! ' ber the bacon in the refrigerator! | '«"» «™lr>g it either cut In the Bacon combines well with a lot ot i s°up, or with horseradish. Well, 6 medium carrots other foods, and practically every- , here is the answer—all wrapped up 1 medium stalk celery . AND one likes its appetizing, zesty flavor, j in a French name: Brown lamb neck slices In lard If the man of the house is not BEEF HASH A LA NORMANDIE or drippings. Season with salt and having bacon and eggs for break- pepper. Add water, cover and sim- fast, why not give them to him for 3 onions mer 1 hour. Cut potatoes and car- no purer soap * lunch? A well done and turned 1 tablespoon fat rots in lengthwise strips. Cut celery fried exg and slices of crisp-cooked 2 cups cold boiled beef into 3 to 4-Inch pieces. Add onions. WATER HEATERS bacon ((both allowed to cool be- h cup meat stock potatoes and carrots to meat and fore being put In the bread), make Salt and pepper continue simmering. Add celery was em made f a sandwich hearty enough to please^ Cut the onions into cubes and about 15 minutes beore serving. any hard-working man. Another ana* Company FOR version of this popular combination fry in the fat until brown. Slice Serves six. Is made by adding broken pieces of the beef and add to the onions, then add the potatoes and stock. cooked bacon to chopped, hard- cooked eggs, mixed with season- Season and cook for about 15 min- Ings. utes or until well heated through. Satisfying and yet refreshing 13 a — I Immediate Delivery sandwich of bacon and cucumber slices on cracked wheat bread. Or try chopped bacon mixed with grat- j WHITE HOUSE ed raw carrot and mayonnaise. | AT Bacon and peanut butter Is a ! STORE four-star combination; also bacon I the brand that stands for with American or pimientn cheese. I Groceries And don't forget chopped liver and j bacon. One more idea- try putting i and Delicateessen slices of cooked bacon in the mid- Fred C. Williamson, Prop. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, INC. dle of corn bread squares that have top quality Peas! been split and spread with mar- Fruit and Vegetables, Wine*, garine or butter. Jt Is distinctly and Liquors 46 Monmouth St. Phone 3536 Red Bank delicious! Phones Atlantic Highlands 156 Broadway PHONE 670 Long Branch Wax newly painted woodwork 1-0448—1-0471—1-MM and floors to preserve paint and Center Ave., Leonardo, N. J. make washing easier.

To the PUBLIC AND OUR DEALERS

R emoval of Government subsidy payments to milk pro- ducers, together with increased cost of all ingredients, necesaitated an increase in the price of ice cream to our dealers.

The exceptional quality of DOLLY MADISON and DARLENE ICE CREAMS makes necessary a greater increase in price than that of any other ice cream. There- fore, dealers handling DOLLY MADISON and DAR- LENE are forced to raise their prices to a greater extent. In fairness to our dealers we feel that these facts should be brought to the attention of the consuming public. Your favorite Flagstaff Foods will be back... soon! During the war with all the shortages of materials and Government restrictions, we maintained the quality of "Remember the old saying, 'Alike at two pe"as in a DOLLY MADISON at the highest possible standard, pod?' Well," chuckles Mom Flagstaff, "the actual with no increase in price. truth of the matter is that peas differ as widely as AVAILABLE NOW! any other vegetable! You've got to hunt with an Due to continued existing shortages, at times we may eagle bye to find the very finest quality peas. And Flagstaff Tea and not be able to satisfy the demand. However, DOLLY that is exactly what the Flagstaff people do. They Flagstaff Coffee! MADISON will always be that "DELICIOUSLY DIF- pick out those round, plump, sweet-as-sugar peas FERENT" ICE CREAM. that add a touch of summer greenery to any dish you serve—and that rajre just as scrumptious as We take this opportunity to assure you that we will con- they look! ,.. Yes, Flagstaff quality in peas-as in Their extra lichneil tinue with that same superior quality which has made everything else—is just 'out of this world.' So it's make! them the perfect DOLLY MADISON, AMERICA'S OUTSTANDING good news tonight that not only Flagstaff peas choice (or ICED DRINKS! QUALITY. ICE CREAM. but all your old Flagstaff favorites will be back at your friendly neighborhood grocery—won/"

Philadelphip wm * i • a^s» Dair«^ «M i y Products Co.,INC.

•I imnilMiiii^^iiin^Miit i^ aw* Makers or Dolly Mnitin. Aristocrat and Dorlene Ice. Cream Katp tn» mug of health flying wllhi

p L N U-, • i RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. Page Eleven*

Monmooth County Boirotatefs Once. Friday from a week's automobile norict. • .„ ti- gutter ot th» aitaU of Mai Leonardo tour of Martha's Vineyard and the Tennis Pros Play TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBBNl B: OlSk. d»«^a. Note* to creditor, Christian Science New England flutes. Saturday Pursuant to the -provisions of Chap- fo' pr."lit cliUu swlnst «rt«te. (The Bod Bank l&tisttr can be bontht evening they entertained Mr. and ter 2:17-1 of the Revised Statutes of DANCING Purm»nt.to tf» «rt« of Dorraan Mc- at Ixtonardo at the Whit- Honw Store, At Colony Surf the State of New Jerser, *nd the amend- VadiJln. Burrosrt* o( the County ol Mon- Reading Room Wledmann> and J. Myers delivery Mr. Mrs. Robert Bolce of West Virginia mints thereof, ifotice is herehjr given ISVERYNIQHT "• mastfaVn*!* on the Twenty-eighth d.y vice) and Mm. A. Kltcbin and Mrs. John that I shall apply to the Court of Com: on tb mon Pleas of the Count? of Monmouth of IiiIWi »«. " »»P"e»tlon of Church .Edifice, Mr. and Mra. Orvlll Apgar are Kitchen of South River. Charles Big Names Of The Net at the Court Rouse at Freehold, New TONIGHT, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Blehsra B»ch» Puane, Anting Executor, parents of a son, born Thursday »t Bdlet, who Is a student at the Far- Jersey, on Thursday, the 8th day of if the estat. ol Mai K. Clark, deceaatd. 209 Broad Stew* B«d Bank ragut academy at Tom* River, August, 19*0, at 1:30 o'clock in the af- notice II hereby given to the creditor! Monmouth Memorial hospital, In Matches Tomorrow ternoon, or aa soon thereafter as we oan -of laid deceased to exhibit to the sub- Tel. Red Bank' 0-3460-J Clausen Coope has as guests his •pent th« week-snd with his mo- be heard, for an order to authorise us CLAUDE THORNHIUi] scriber, acting •ieeutoj, as aforesaid, ther. Tomorrow night at the Colony to assume another name, to wit, their debt! antt demands against the said OPEN DAILY cousin, Mlse Hazel Vail ot Elm- MICHAEL ALLEN HENDERSON. «*tate, under oatb, within six moDths hurst, Long Island, and hlj friend, George Blaok and family enter- Surf club at Weat Bind, BUI Tllden Dated: July 2nd. 19««. 2 to 1 P. M. from, the data of tht aforesaid order, or Jack Collins -of San Francisco, Cal- tained over the past weak-end Mr. will meet Vinny Richards and Fred MICHAEL, ALLEN HENDERSON they will be forever barnd of their ac- and Mrs, Theodore DeMott and Perry will go against Frankle Ko- tions therefore against the said lub- Except Sundays and ifornia. By his next friend, £. Allen Henderson, William D. Edouard ot Newdaughters, Barbara and Eileen, of vacs In the first professional ten- Marlboro, New Jersey, scriber. " Holiday! WISE * WISE, Attorneys, BOB. EBERLY; Dated, Freehold, N. J., June 28tb, York, formerly of Locust, was a Rossland, nis matches of the season. 54 Broad Street, Friday Evening, 1:80 to B'.SO luncheon guest Monday of the Mc- H. Peterson, an engineer for the The one-eet match of Tilden- Red tfank, New Jersey. Th* Famout Singing Star o/ Screen 'and JRacTio R1CHABD BACBE DUANE, Lean family, Texas Oil company, was a lunoheon Rlcharda recalls a match In 1918, Navesink River Road, Her* th» Bible, th. W or 111 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kate, who guest last week of Mr. and Mrs.when Richards was Tllden's part- PUBLIC NOTICE JU)>t.»t«0,Pl«T«.roOMtNADEONOCEAN.3.0008tAT* Iiocuit. N. J. Mary Baker Eddy, Dlicoverer and Thomas Larstn, ner and the pair won the national Sealed bids addressed to the Board Me.. £ • tboiwear. P. Outtormsen. Mrs. William Williams, who with her huaband, is spending the sum- mer "at Greenpolnt, Long Island, has been a guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larson for a few days. Mra. Daniel Leonard entertained at a covered-dish luncheon at her home last week a few of tht Leon- ardo Red Cross workers. Attend- ing were Mrs. Ray Herring, Mill Inez Leonard, Mrs. Charles Look- wood, Mrs. Chester , Guttornuen, Miss Lillian Larsen, Mrs. Robert We pledge; to maintain, as long as possible, the prices of Search, Mrs. William Ounthler and Mrs. Louis Merlgold. Mrs. Frank Jackson and Mrs. Arthur Male! Gold Cross Shoes at levels no higher than those authorized were unable to atend. The nexl meeting will be held Wedntsday, by the OPA. August 21, at the home ot Mrs, Meiigold. Mr. and Mrs. William Lacey at To exert our full power to resist unwarranted increases in tended the funeral of a friend, George Woodward of Jersey City, • The thousands of girls Tuesday morning. materials and other costs which would affect the retail selling who have become tele* The Citizens association will mee at Community fire house tomorow prices of Gold Cross Shoes. phon* operators this night at 8:30 o'clock. year are enjoying the Edmund "Mickey" Cavanagh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cavun&gh, convenience and has returned after a three weeks' visit with relatives on Staten Is- Gold Cross Shoes will continue to be America's economy of working land. near home. You Mrs. Amelia Neu was Myeart old July 12. unchallenged shoe value can, tool Mrs. Emma Grant, a former resi dent, has been spending several weeks with friends here. It means less travel- Mr. and Mra. Rlohard B. Neu ing on hot summer days. have returned from a visit at PtalU- delphla. While there, Mrs. Nau was You have extra time to relax — extra money takon ill with a heart attack and for cool summer clothes. was temporarily hospitalized. Mrs. Thaddous Brennan Is recov- ering from illness. MMOW ros oyn M YIMS M MD CM* MOM This high paying career give* you an increase Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, who was a guest of Mr, and Mrs. John Hayes every three months the first year, and regularly eft Sunday for Toronto, Canada, Due to the inclement weather after "that. You work with friendly, helpful people Saturday evening the Brevent Park In clean and pleasant surrounding*. and Leonardo flre oompany will continue its annual fair tomorrow and Saturday evenings at the Art Enjoy your.summer more by working near house grounds on Center avenu*. Prizes will be disposed of at this SHOE COMPANY In chargmof -tlra kltoheirTfc Ings. Mrs,: Josoph 'Wade left Thursday New Jersey Bell Telephone Company morning for a visit with h«r nauglv 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK ter, Mrs, Cljnton Eastman, »nd family of Portland, Oregon. She plant to return In Augush Mr, and Mrs, Howard Worth and' Banton McArthur returned JmmL. '"" "V. ,, Page Twelve.1*, ank lio park. Mildred Dlckenson won and accepted a position wjth the the News and Editorial Coiuinns for Entertain- the grand prize with two white Peoples National bank ofjiXsyport. rabbits. Other prize winners; were Captain Henry Stryker."ad It fitted up with the nec- ence May, C. P. Holzderber, Wal- sey City, were married at All Saints u s essary apparatus for bottling beer. ter Z. Holmes, Mrs. J. C. Dusel, church at the latter place. Miss $25 - - SAVINGS BOND Edward and Fred Dusel, Miss Mildred C. Randolph, daughter of Styled wlih GRAND PRIZE Miss Mary W. Crane of Matawan Edith Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. E. lonard M. Randolph of Red Bank, will njajte THIRD LOCAL PRIZE was married to Henry S. Terhune. S. Allaire. Jr. and Clinton Shaln of Hartford, Con- The bride was the step-daughter of Handy for ln U- S- Savings Stamps Each local Finf Prize W. W. Shampanore of Little Sil- ecticut, -were married on the Ran- uses... Winner will be eligible Dr. A. J. Jackson of Matawan and the. wedding took place at her ver was building a front porch to dolph lawn at Hubbard Park, Red his house. He was also building Bank. Miss Lida V. Curtis, daugh- •!•>»' valuabl, to win the Special home. The ceremony was per- Grand Prize of $500 in a new chicken house. Mr. Sham- ter of George A. Curtis of Oak Hill mtrctiandli* print formed by Rev. A. H. Young. farm, near Red Bank, wa married mid Hwior Awarrit U.S. Savings Bonds. panore dealt in fowls of fancy s Miss Nellie Worthley and George breeds and his trade this spring to Sidney S. Taylor of Brooklyn. E. Smock, both of Eatontown, were had been very satisfactory. The ceremony was performed at married at Long Branch. Abel Coleman of Tlnton Falls he Methodist parsonage at Asbury The factory of E. C. Hazard and took five horses to Maryland to Park by Rev. Furman A. DeMaris. Company at Shrewsbury was brok- compete in the races. He took his Miss Mareella M. Feeney, daugh- en into and W was taken from a two sons, Otis and Willard, as ter of John Feeney of Newark, and desk in the office. jockeys. Robert W. Venner of Leonardo DouMe T. M. Maxson was appointed spe- were married at St. Agnes church cial constable to preserve order at ... Sturdy mi Twenty-Five ^ears Ago. at Atlantic Highlands by Rev. Wll- Claypit creek and Locust Point. On iam P. Tighe. Miss Margaret Rue, Fold-under construction...T« Damage of at least $75,000 was Sundays these places were overrun daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jt B. Rue by people from New York, who had done to the bridges of Monmouth of West Front street, was married Cotorfcif tOpi.^ done considerable damage to prop- county by the previous week's tre- to Bruce Campbell. 17 Broad Street erty in the past. Thomas Card was mendous deluge of water, according k tfttt tUft pit/fat lurfW; appointed an assistant to Mr. Max-to an estimate by the board of free- Bowen N. Nowell sold his house 0-,-fhff 63 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. son. holders. Twenty-two bridges were and lot at Ocean View to Henry M. R«d Bank 6-3098 • Houn: Daily 10 AM. either swept away or rendered un- Fauteck of that place for $2,500, Tetley's will be dosed all day to 6 P.M. Saturday Until 9 P.M. The fishermen of Port Monmouth and Belford were Buffering from serviceable. The road near the Michael Toomey of Everett was clam thieves. One fisherman had Swimming river bridge w>is washed the first person to ship potatoes on Wednesdays during the out for 300 feet. The southern wing from the station at Mlddletown IB bushels of clams stolen. village that season. Several extra Tho Riverside Gun club held Its of Frank E. Heyer's mill pond dam summer at Colt's Neck gave way during the men were employed at the station storm and the dam collapsed. At Lincroft a concrete dam on Frank L. Driver's place collapsed and broke Into two parts. TJieron Mc- Campbell met with a similar loi on his Ramanessln farm at Holm- del. Many chickens were drowned and gardens were destroyed. Hosea Chark of Red Bank suffered a loss of $700 by reason of water entering the cellar of his furniture store. 1 Five hundred farmers from va- rious parts of Monmouth county at- tended a picnic which lasted all day on Henry Cross1 farm at Holmdel. our good neighbor Governor Edward I. Edwards dropped ln as an unexpected guest and gave a talk. There wa» a base- ball game, a tug of war and other attractions. A number of small robberies had ocourred at Fair Haven. One of the places robbed, was the house boat of the Players Boat club. A bicycle Ambassador was stolen from the porch of Emll Johnson's house and another from Howard Applegate's house. There was much rejolcdng at Everett over the victory won by the ball team when Belford was defeated by a score of 5 to 4. The Everett boys said that the man who was umpiring for Bekford quit umpiring after the fifth Inning and pitched for Belford and that he learned all he could about the style of batting of Everett and then used this knowledge ln his pitching. In celebration of their viotory, the ball players took their girl friends on an outing to Asbury Park. Fiv. hundred Camp Vail soldiers camped for a week on the Deeves farm at Tlnton Falls, owned by J. F. Lavigne. Samuel Celll was mourning the loss of his pet cat. It disappeared when the soldiers ACK in 1938, over the back fence, on the golf course, left. B down by the traffic light, people passed the word Helen and Jane WyokofT, children along—"Try Ambassador Beer. It's the superior beer o>f Jacob Wyckoff, were spending several days with Mrs. Thomas S. you've been looking for." Ambassador was a sell-out. Conover of Holmdel and Mrs. Con- Today more than 1,248,000 bottles of Ambassador over gave a party for them. Those We MonuVr if ihrrr liutt'li'l IMTII lm.sir materials to expand facilities prasent were Elizabeth and Mar- are being bought every month in New Jersey- alone. That's a lot of beer—but people are stil] times lalrly \tlirn ihrrr wrrr corurr- to tnke care of those now waiting and garet Sutiphen, Emma Stillwagon, Harry Pitcher, Ruth Stryker and saying, "We want more Ambassador." Ralions in lour lioinc t*omrtliin« like provide better service for everyone. Thomas Allgor. this: Some ninlerinls can't be bad immedi- A surprise birthday party was The reason is clear. It's still the same superior beer. ately, others only in limited quantity. given for Lyle Batteraby of River- It still has the same zest and sparkle. The body and HUSBAND.. "Any luck grlting meal today, side avenue. Those present were flavor are deliriously the same. Yes, it's still flowing Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Battersfoy, over with flavorl Mary?" Despite the fuel that our construc- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Compton, WIFE "No lurk at all. John. It'll I he Misses Mildred Tetley, Helen It's scarce, but lots of people every day get that tion program is being glowed down Compton, Ruth Matthews, Elsie expects a little tomorrow and , superb Ambassador Beer. And man, oh man, is by conditions beyond our conlrol, Dey and Marlon Many, Earl Bat- it worth the extra effort! Try it yourself. Com- KKUEGER will ftavR me nomc Hoprs to hu%fi you can depend on this—- tersby, Thomas Valleau, William sugar, loo." Bennett, Leon Wolcott, Walter Mc- pare it with any other beer. See why beer lovers Coach, Lore Haver and Edwin ' always say, "We want more Ambassador." HUSBAND.. "Well, at Irani Ilinl'usomrlliiiiK." ^e. are moving just as fast as >ve Compton. O. Knitgtr Brewing Co., Nawarli 3, New Janay rim. Orders for more equipment are William Oakes leased the open Sounds familiar, doesn't il? We're in the iiinniifnettirerR' hands. Several air theater and the Majestic the- ater at Atlantlo Highlands owned Wibassam faring exuctlv I lie nume diMic allies thousand new workers have been by A. L, Gorlln. > in seeuring telephone innloriuls! Only hired nn•* £*-! Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanics »* At Playgrounds; I Estimate* Without Obligation To August 2 W. W. KINNIDYi Local Representative Many Activities MJIJ ^j. Phone: Bed Bank 6-14M .- Monmouth Memorial Peanut Hunt, Doll .ffi-HAT Bar & Restaurant Lacks Over Half Show, Bicycle Race, Of $95,000 Quote Feature Program 20 Main Street, Keansburg •LEAVES NO BRUSWUItKS With 407,200 reported and 137,800 During the past week the enroll- FINEST OP WINES AND LIQUORS of 4 $96,000 quota to ma«,t the ments of both of Red Bank's play- • DRIES IN 4 HOURS Monmouth Memorial Hospital or- grounds has Increased from 73 to Music Saturday Night. ganisation campaign, icheduled to f Ewtatl It ctmcoiag • •.< 88 at the Athlet|c field and from tt flows «aw tbe worlcaad, ilk* angle, it end yesUrday, will be extended to 60 to 75 at the Branch avenue forme a sMsuaeriog glossy coot that Our restaurant it now open serving the finest Auguit 2, Samuel M. Heimllch, playground. The feature attraction dries u IHtta* but wears a big «">«' steaks, chops and sea food. area chairman, stated today. at the, latter area was a peanut With 4S per cent of the goal to hunt Thursday directed by Mrs. Renew rour4Uch"*•"•'•« HMriMHtr «» tion of the Red Bank Baptist Fowler, Mrs. Henry Conover, Mn. between the Branch avenue team monetary total of 47 per cent, for church. Pierre Holmes, Mrs. Albert W. and the Athletic field team. The a total of 127 per cent. The party was an Informal affair, VanNostrand, Mrs. Arthur' Ryer- latter team won by a score of 12 Last week's return also placed with all church members and eon, Mrs. John Green and Mrst.o 5. In handicrafts, the chief fea- ; WATCH YOUR STEP Mr*. Fred E. Boyce of the same friends Invited. Music was fur-George Morford. ture of the week was the making place In high position for workers, nished by Mrs. William Helm, ac- Dr. and Mrs. Ctoyton first went of felt pocketbooks. 'fmhapt jroa have beat paying interest on an Old with a total of 60 points, 10 above companied by Prof. Frederick K. to China in 1912 and have been ap- The children at the athletic field Paaljiiooed Mortgage for years, getting no newer to com- the level which entitles workers to Ball. Tbe pastor. Rev. W. Clinton pointees of the American Baptist playground have alao had quite a plete pwnerthip—and constantly worrying that it may be receive two pairs of nylons. Mrs. Powers, spoke a few words to tbe Foreign Mission society since that busy week, working on potholders, Boyce is the third person In Marl- daytons, following which Mrs. Al-time. In August, 1M2, they re- bracelets and stringing of beads. boro to reacb the award level. bert W. VanNoitrand presented turned to America aboard the LoulM Sommy, Ellen Spear, and WHn our Direct Redaction Home Loan Plan tbe princi- Willis A. Woolley of Long them with ^ purse from their Grlpaholm. Dr. Clayton Is author Daniel Stanton have shown dis- ple, listen, taut, and insvance are all taken can of in Branch also acquired 52 pointa for church friends. A blanket was giv- of the widely read book, "Heaven tinctive creative ability in the stay monthly rent-like payment* and complete ownership two pairs of nylons. en to them by the Woman's Mis- Below." handicraft work of the week. Mary There were no reports from 13 Stanton, who displays fine leader- 4I Appropriation Huervas -—- 1 1 9,870.60 I 9,870.10 flnest counties In one of the finest right knee, received when the oar Stuart Smith, 11 Bank street, was prepaid Taxei 132.IS 9.76 122.8T* which he waa driving, skidded and admitted to Rlvervlew hospital for Tax Title Liens Overpaid 4S8.S7 498.IT States of ths Union, and has be- 1944 Appropriation R.irrv.t . ZZ. 1.178.11 1,871.21* lieved in a selected type of indus- orasbed into Cooper's bridge on lacerations and possible chest In- Loeal School Taxes trial development," said the Highway 86, Monday. juries received Monday when the Amount Due H.1IJ.0O I9.0TS.50 »,!M.OO Ayera, who told police officer L«- oar whloh he was driving skidded Letii Deferred speaker. "We advocate here no 9.075,50 i.lll.N heavy industry, such as huge blast roy McKnlght that he had been on Newman Springs road and LUMIItr 1,1*5.00 31.310.JS 1J.W.M Reservee for Which Caih a% OtetlBr BftDltjefal traveling at about 49 miles .per orashed into a cement wall belong- luajQ. s.llilg furnaces belching smoke and soot. is not Required — 17,180.(0 ii.t54.tf 48.48..H' Interest ooupona,'etci".'.'.'.'.'.'.' IH.M Modern industry with low cut lines hour, said he Jumped from ths oar ing to M. A. Tilton, 100 feet west lurpius Revenue ....._.„....._. «9,le2.0l 74.246.88 5.084.I7 ij^ ooo ee 3.M4.0O0.IM In architectural planning and In-before it hit the bridge. The oarof the water works. <• netes., ::.: luUn'ti tiit.ai2.76 $12],S79.34 «S6.O4s!4i* SflhorisM but net issued .. dustrial landscaping blend them- was towed away a complete wreok. Mtiorlsallons! Bonded ..... ta.rn.it ig.ut.n selves most harmoniously into tho The driver w&s given a. summons Not bonded . tuts lit.lW.SO surrounding territory." for reckless driving. TMal UaUUtles M.M.M.tl I14I,«M.M «»a,s.l.» «M,n».}l K611.M0.M WMW

BtOOIOOMOATlOlIB A, RtMittd from prtrloui endlui Thit tk« »$t*a to eonlru th« UIUUIU M of rHuUltlons and purehu* orders &•< mftdt more entettre, pftrticoluly tn the; pttrehtu of small quantities of kuppUea,) Make your •Vo., by employees of tbe diptr&nentsl Dintds tail brldstj. Tint ooatfiiuM •Sort* be nuds to e«1» U.U1.1M.U H,itl,tMJT lKt SMnitd Interasl on tuts Kedrsajfi unountlit to $ll,40l,«« due from M DWniolptUttu. vacation trip B. [>4> tecommenditlBiu: Tint oT«r«p«ndltor«l, at say nature That inoM bond InUmt cevpeaa* whlelk vtte nott sfatUbtsfUbtee durlnr t u>i ttdlttd,, M loetttd anndd prepnly titititi. with a Yhat Oknoeuatlon aand supplementing, of, eeplta! tfpnpttttlont u maamaa> thss IUBJMIUBJI of HparaU actionti . InitetItdd of belnbl i haadMdhadMd! u traDJfers. That the surety bonds eonrini thei well-serviced car Trewurer and Road Superriior

for the year ended December 31, lets, 4'.sffi that tie examination Wat made la ecscrd. ance wlin lenefaUf SottpM auwinn •tandards applicable under the eireBm- itances, anoT 1& Meqrd|noe vlih the re- quirements Of ths Dl'Slon «f LMaTdor- ernment of the Department of Taxation ana Finance. We further certlfr that we hate reported or oompentsd upon "Anj irror, onisloii, irrcittlarltr. TlolatJ«n 9 aw, dlMrspancir or othir non-coolumlt: arom. to ills lair Xouad durini tie imttu i ths examliiatloni ana whef e detailed audl THE TALE OF —^»_ Jtu' ms'iii aai 'uileVpaied'.'.'.'.' at taj touaMouaMM or trsajeetimtrasiaetst was no we haT« by namtnsuoa or i tmritlrti u io tie soosrae] aMBMI *JWJH» *• reeerre f« real the work ot tho roeponllble taelalsi The respectable "old soak .. IH OUR SKILLED lUilW hmilsms to nupliu mauti shMU.ana letera: Keep your ear In sound condition—lc««p MECHANICS SERVICE prtiiDi a true tutsnU Boslllon of the eouotr u. • HE'S NOT an old «oak in the usual lente of ths uwler sudli and in our opu it serving dependably—until you gel YOUR CAR-MOW/ 4 prppsr tiport on tfie tut •word..., He profiles well ior his family, haa monejj •flrtt DIMrlei Omul; Income trom o brass will be sick when they lose that spot. They have tried down on the highly successful in- falling into » tie with the vlctorl- ! ning out an Infield grounder. Bran- Qeorge D. Wldener"s Lucky Draw gatta Saturday on the South Gordon Donald, Jr.'s 8aven-EUv> ' to prolong tenancy by using the former summer lounge as augural meeting at the Monmouth OUB Frehold Qullstans for leader- en,, MBC 1:01:04 digan claimed Nuti tagged him un- took Ihe featured $25,000 Mon- Shrewsbury river off Pleasure bay ofi\ce space and have made a bid for added revenue by in- Park racetrack at Oceanport. ship in the Jersey Shore baseball mouth handicap over the. highly Dirk Van Nest'a Wlndbeam, MBC The palatial park which embraces league, as the local diamond men reasonably hard and Nutl charged under sponsorship of ..the city of 1 *>» ill' viting reserve officers from this section to join .. . Little Sil- favored Stymie by six lengths. William Throckmortpn's South- the beautiful mile-long race course, engaged Long Branch at the RedBrandlgart purposely bumped him. Long Branch, Shrewsbury Sailing ver's Councilman Donald E. Lawes has again taken up golf. The Widener gelding made It twoclub and Long Branch Ice Boat and erly, SSC 1K>S:68 He and Don, Jr., tour the exclusive Rumson country club. inded Its season in a blaze of glory Bank field. Long Branch was lead- Both players wielded flats and soon David Kingston's Cnttr. 880.. H10:U ing, 3-2, and had two men on In themembers of both teams were In straight victories over Stymel, hav- Yacht club. Arthur Apy's Huba-Huba, MBC 1:11:10 Last week at thai rr'H « Chip In, , SSC. ... lllfllO In Long Branch Fights $4.00, $3.70; Naval Base, $6.10, $8.50; 1 DNf Tuesday. His interview of Sam Byrd proved a big time pro- shaped. The jumping course with- An arrow class event was sailed A. Defilllppo . Tone. MBC fessional golfer did belter, financially, than a diamond star of Jungle Call, $3.70. J. VV. HIHOO-IK''S BBUS MB, MBCC DW'laW' 4 ! in the center field, already seeded, Sixth race, The Monmouth Hand- exclusively by Rumson Country similar status . . . Best scores of the week reported by Pro will be safe and seven brush club craft, W. Dlnsmore Banks' ARROW CLASS William If. Crreen at Rumson included a 77 by Uzal H. Mc- icap, Lucky Draw, $9.10, $3.20, $2.80; Starting Time 2:10 P. If. hurdles will be installed for an ex- Circe being the victor. Fisleav Carter, Si's by Prall Lambert and E. M. Cranes and 83's by Yelavich Fights Fiercely In Last Stymie, $2.70, $2.20; Aonbarr, $2.60. Edward Oppenlander's Jan-Ju panding program of steeplechase Seventh race, Ksar of Audley, Cralt Clok Ttas. Gordon L). Donald, J. K. Rice. 3d, and B. K. Gatins . . . What sport. Elevators will be installed Won first place in the Class A W. P. Banks' am. ROC...- l:04:»J $6.10, 3.70, $2.80; Ring Master, 0.40, E. r Flwller'n Nlschasch. RCC l:OT:lg New Jersey needs is another George S. May. He is the gen- in the club house, which will be In Attempt To Score Knockout handicap and Henry Clark Ill's Se- Wl Thomas' Judy, RCC... - 1:07:44 $4.40; The Demander, $8.70. ven Cs won the Class B handicap tleman who sponsors the Tarn O'S,hanter All American golf topped by two tiers of parterre Eighth race, Tell Me More, $23.80, K, ? I'lfrce'i Barbara, RCC l:08:«« boxes, each being an individual event. v£ C. Rlkers Heron. RCC _ I:0«:4» tournament, which starts tnday at Chicago. At the 18th hnle Winning six of the eight rounds $10.50, $7.30; Well Allrlght, $8.70, club for the holder, with luncheon The officials supplemented the SNEAKBOX CLASS there, he has a huge grandstand erected which is tops for the in the feature contest at the Long $5.70; Flint Maid, $4.40. table, seating capacity for six and two trophies awarded in each divi- Starting Tin. 2:25 P. M. spectators and reduces hazards for the players, who find it Branch area Friday night, Dave Dickman Skeeter private lounges. The grandstand sion with commercial gifts to the Flnlaa difficult to approach tn a green lined with ciislnmers. An- Meredith, 137Vi, of Elizabeth won Crtft Club Ttaae will also have elevators installed, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and se- 1 other feature Mr. May favors is having the players numbered. n Impressive decision over clasy Dorothy Srhweer . Teal, MBC... 1:01 :tt and the spacious parking grounds Blue Polo Team venth places In the Comet division R. B f>avl. Tern II. MBC... 1:0«:0» Kew squawks arc expected from the pros this year, for they ^reddle Yelavich, 132, of Roselle Fleet Racing In and lawns will be revamped and because of the large entry list of h. U»t». Jr.'s Sea Hag. MBC 1:08:JI ?et a 15 per cent bonus if they wear the number and win. 'ark as over 2,000 fans saw the J. Jerolarnons So So, MBC 1:O«:1J further beautified. Trims White, 6-2 $6 starters. evening's finale turn into a slugfest Two Classes Fleet captains Warren Ayres of !tnrb«r» Sayre'n Pop Bye, MBC 1:09 ilj Other important changes sched- I). Jerolsmon-i Thl«U«. MBC.... 1:11:1* n the last round as the game Yela- the Long Branch Ice Boat and J. Cort.U'. Frsn. MBC _... l:l»:0t uled will be cutting In of a railroad vich made an attempt to overpower Rain Stops Match Yacht club and James W. Wood V filbert'! *nk Lady. MBC.... 1:11:01 The 8quared Circle spur to the gates of the grand- opponent who had piled up & Tern II And Thistle of th« Shrewsbury Sailing club, Hoi, Brown's Juata Jigger. SSC 1:11:17 stands. At present Ihere is a four- top-heavy number of points In the After Four Period* served as co-chairmen. The com-H. n-:K<-r'» Me Too, MBC _ Ill9:i« BiDy Kilroy, who has posted two impressive wins by K. WoodrurTi Submarine, SSC— 1:14:31 tenths of a mile hike from the earlier Bessiona. Win Class A And B mittee also was comprised of per- knockout? at Buzzy Connors' Long Branch arena, has been temporary station to the park's en- Meredith had reach and height Rain stopped Sunday's polo sons belonging to both clubs. It Davs to advertise In tbe Register lagged "Killer" by shore sporls writers. The gent looks like trance gates. Motorists, too, will Events, Respectively ncluded Commodore T. Frailer a powerhouse of leather and we take him for quite the char- be relieved if plans of the state over Yelavich and took masterly match at the Rumson Country club advantage of both. Determined, Klngsland, Long Branch Ice Boat acter, too. Friday night he finished his opponent in such .'highway department asp completed, For the first time this season th» after four chukkers with the score the loser Btood his ground in an at- and Yacht club; Commodore Bd- fast time that few'of the fans had a chance to shout "Kilrov 'They call for a four-i«nc highway Dickman Skeeter fleet raced Sun- 6-2 In favor of the Blue team. ward McClellan, Jr., Shrewsbury tempt to gain points on counter- The game developed much as was here.'" but his v.•irtim, Ralph Copeland of Newark, ,nnnnbj „c no,,, („ 11,„ i club house entranee fro•orm all major Shrewsbury course In two classes, Harry Sadler, vice commodore. not have to be told. The Killer is reported as new to the ' n the early rounds which had him highways from New York and A class comprising the older and. Blues jumped off to a 8-1 lead on Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht ring, having fought but his two Long Branch engagements. bleeding under the right eye early Philadelphia. more experienced skippers and one goal bf Beadleston and twoclub; Harry Hutchlnson. Byron C. For this corner's money, he is the best showman yet to ap- In the third. The good-looking In the way of history, the quality Class B made up of the younger by Rltbe Williams, who again was Brlggs, Bruce Dodd, Marie pear at that spot this season. As soon as he left the dressing Meredith handled himself neatly of racing during the past season sailors. the motivating power behind his Schneider, Mrs. Warren Ayres, room on the way lo Ihe ring Friday, he started to shadow box and at times even surpassed the team's offense. The second of his was particularly high, patrons get- In the Class A event, Bob Quack- Jerry Drew, Alnsley Peterson, and and prance, keeping it up until the bell rang to start the classy boxing of Yelavich. scores came on a penalty shot. BcTb- ting repeated chances to view the enbush's Tern II won over Its Russell G. Hagerman. by Eisner contributed the Whites light. . . Jack Kii-nian. n'boxing enthusiast since the davS'of best In horse flesh and in jockeys. In the last round, Yelavich drew closest competitor, Jerry Jerola- The officials were: Announcer, only point of the period, also on a the Jimmy UP Forrest training camp, taking in the Long Approximately 43 per cent of post blood as he proceeded to slug it out mon's So-9o by a margin of 19 sec- Richard Clapp; starto, Warren foul. Branch show at ringside .. . From a chat with Middletown's favorites came down the home with his taller rival. He landed onds. Trailing In thlr place by only Ayres; timer, James W. Wood; Vic Sigler, we are reminded lhat Jimmy Duryea of the Molly atretch winners, giving a descrlp several powerful blows which had 28 seconds behind Sc~So was Dot In the second frame, both fours spotter, Byron G. Brlggs: course Pitcher staff is one nf the old lime boxers residing in this tlon of "singularly formful," since the customers on their feet as Schweers' Teal, which led at the played good polo all the way clerks, Harry Hutchinson. Mrs. area. Jim kept pretty fast (lslir company in the old days and no other major race course in the Meredith appeared momentarily finish Don Lawes' Sea Hag by 21 through, but the winners still man- Warren Ayres and Marie Schneider; course patrol watchers, Alnsley Pe- did some nf hit training at Vir's camp at Midland Beach, country could claim such a consist- stunned, but time ran out and as seconds. Barbara Bell's Fran was aged to tally once when after an terson and Ruasell G. Haj?ermnn. Staten Inland. During the first war Jim toured the army ency of form. Referee Oscar Lamb turned in an last. exchange of unsuccessful penalty Summaries of the Lightning. Co- ''amps in exhibition bouts, as did Vic's sons, Vic, Jr., and There is no argument about the expected decision, both battlers Dave Jerolamon's Thistle took attempts, Rube Williams drove a leading rider during the meet. Ted were bleeding profusely. The gents number 2 shot Into the goal to met, Sneakbox and Arrow Class Doug. . . . Incidentally, Sigler misled up on owning Lou Kap- the Class B race by a wide margin, races follow: PIANO LESSONS Atkinson, leading rider in the were roundly applauded for their while. Charles Gotschalk, Jr.'s Suebring the count to 4-1. The suc- lan, fprnicr world's featherweight champ. Kaplan, now ,i ceeding seven and a half minutes COMET CLASS " restaurantenr in New Haven, trained al Vic's camp when he cotfntry in 1944, took top honors. efforts. and Robert Farrow's Hub-Ann-Bob Bcfffnnm and Adv»»c«d Short For trainers, Samuel Smith took of play provided flashes of bril- Stsrtln, Time 2 P. M. lirst started out and was managed by him under Ibe name of In the semi-final bout, Mario finished inches apart In second and Finish Court* In Popular Music. Twtlva honors with 11 winners, five place liance on both sides, particularly Time Benny Miller. One of In* tirin, Williams knocked In his H. Mlltenberser's White Cloud FAIR HAVEN, N. 1. CLASS A SNEAKBOXES , fourth goal from short range and to be action Illled. Tina And Tern II Ref. Bud Gorman repeatedly Course, 8 Mllei; Start 10:05 A. M. MBC 1:06:48 Tel: Bed Bank M487 Walter Strauss followed with an R. Kavookjlan'e Blue Ghoat, warned the Trentonlan In the sec-Boats. Skippers Finish MBC - 1:07:06 Tern II, Bob Quackenbush 11:84:28 offside backhand that put the Oharles Allaire's Whli, MBC 1:07:00 Pot Pourrl Victors In Junior ond, jlnally announcing at the endSo-So, Jerry ierolamon 11:34 :i of the third that he had awarded Blues' ahead, 6-1. Good lo have Hie tennis tournaments at Sea Bright re- Te«l, Do' Schneers 11:35:2» Centl the two rounds on fouls. Ssa Htu, Don Lswes, Jr. 11:85:41 Then the rain came. Play con- nirn on a full lime lias is again. Although some of the bigger Skippers Events 1 Bill "Killer" Kllroy, the "Kilroy Frnn, Barbnra Bell 11:41:50 tinued for one more complete chuk- names were unavoidably absent, fan.s of the sport still are Was Here" sensation who made his Class B Sn«skbox«s ker during which one score was able to witness plenty nf expert shot-making. Shrewsbury Thistle, D»v« Jerolamon 11:87:41 Tommy Morrison, Jr., ring debut the previous week with Sue, Charles Gotachalk,. Jr. 11:48:10 made by Strother Jones of the resident* are certain to remember Bill Ylvisaker, who is "ii a knockout, continued his power Hub-Ann-Bob. Robert Farrow 11:48:11 Whites. Niirtit Hawk, Robert Burns FREEHOLD RACEWAY big boy now." Dill, former Lawre.nceville athlete, lives in And Dick Davis Are punching by putting Ralph Cope- 11:45:22 Jor-Vee, John V. Pohl .... - DNF Philadelphia. Timnicy finals will be played Saturday and land, 160, of Newark away on Sunday ... Sol Poplar al the YMl'.A on Riverside avenue is Winning Sailors technical knockout in 2:31 of the Potter Names WRSEMCM looking for softbull gamr- wilb loam- made up (if players in third. Kilroy exhibited the same the 12-1 i agr group i .. Frank Kiiida. who operates Ilie Surf Junior skippers of the Monmouth powerhouse punches which gained Fair Haven Yacht Doubles Entries Bathing pavilion at Sea Mngbl. is conducting a highly suc- Boat club, sailed their weekly Sun- him popularity in his first appear- day afternoon races on the river In M0i.WED.WLSW. cessful soflball league for the vniing-tprs of that borough ance. He spotted Copeland two Club Race Won By a fair southeast breeze, Tommy pounds. P,f,Timt*3 11 prep, when- he learned real effectiveness and Dick Davis In Tern II taking the curtain raiser. Tiny Ralno, 152, with his curve and fa-1 ball . . . Tommy finmon, much heav- the Sneakbox r-ice from hia broth- of Nutley put away Eddlo Matt, 156, of Paterson In 41 seconds of Next Wednesday night Is the er Bob in the Teal by 48 seconds. Leads Six Lightnings BACK YOUR ier than when we laM -aw him. is working to get his tennis tho third after giving him a thor- deadline for entries In the Red ADMISSION game bnrk in shape, lie h;i« had n Ihrec-year lay-off and it Gloria Moore's Marglo Too fin- Bank public tennis court doubles 10 RACES Trjl FUTURE WITH U. l\ 1 ough lambasting In each session. •I* ind. T« shows in hi- jf'inn . II»• will he Irving to gain 'permanent ished 1 minute 48 seconds behind In First Start Of and singles championships, which DAILY ILJ] SA.VINO5 IOND3 tho winning Tina, while Haik Sol Cantor, 128, of Canada, ex possession of Ihi Bed Hank City singles championship tro- hlblted some expert Jabbing In tak- Is scheduled to start the following KavnokJIon's Blue Goose II noted 1946 Racing Season Saturday, August 8. phy when I he niatchc- uet under way August :i, 'already hav- out Duffy Donald's Seven-Eleven ing a four-round decision from ing two legs on I lie jnli . . . Interesting ,1cm a| Hill Sherwoods Bucky Rollins of Trenton. The Oa- Director of Courts Harold Pot- for third place by 8 seconds. Rob In his flrat raco of the Fair Ha- the oilier 'lav, with 11M- kuiperature pushing the mercury to nadlnn was aggressive and had ter Is accepting entries and an- ert Boskey's Trix trained Seven- ven Yacht club season, Randall record heiglil-. cnn-i-led of a bull -e-sinn on football with Eleven by only 14 seconds. almost complete support of the nounced this week that 20 names fans. In the second six-rounder, Keator jailed his Bam to a triumph familiar to tennis followers In this Frank Pingitore, Lou Jartmlis and Hill Osgoodby contribut- In the Sneakbox event, the first outeA. Billy Pfltze of Newark, veteran over six other Lightning- class vicinity have signified their Inten- • mniMiM ing. Mentally. i| Rill Paziekv returning to four boats finished seconds' apart lighter, posted a decisive win over starters Sunday afternoon over the tion of competing for the Red Inwn occasionally from Hie Krho Hill camp. Bill is slill not and muny of the other stiiitpis ten-mile course on the river In ei Bank trophy as well as other 1 Jimmy Morrison of Bloomnuld. entirely in -hapi , 1ml gel- around well. Charley llainc-, were closely bunched near the tln- Pfllzc appeared to have the stuff to fair southeast wind. awards, yet to be announced. Cigarette girls give Haddonfif ]/| cnacli, >- dinwlor of Dial rani p. which bna-l- an ish line. Tom Knovslcs' Slur Dust put Morrison away, but the latter Dick Bennett's Blue Streak Already trying to gat his game excellent -w miming cnacli for Ilie kids ... The Middletown captlzed. * hung on to the finish, even though trailed Bam In second place by 2 back in shapp for the singles cham- smokers more for A. C. ijroppd a i-ln-f our lo Ilie crack Furl Hancock nine lasl Tho summaries: downed several times and stunned minutes 23 seconds and headed pionship Is former winner Tom week, •'!-"-'.. Smoky Shiver burled for (he losers, allowing but COMET RACE frequently. Mario J. Irwln's Dawn across the Gamon. Gamon has two legs on Couru, 7 Mllci; Slarl 2:30 P. M their money with live bi(- and a single free pass . . . We can hardly agree wild Finish home stake, by 30 seconds. De Phll- the trophy and will be trying for Manager Miki- Uri-ce-e mi Hie report that he refused to leave, Turn, Tliomns Morrison, Jr llpo's Tone took fourth position by complete ownership of the beauti- MHI-KII, To,,, Glurm Moor,, INDEPENDENT'S LOSE, l»-4 the frame at Keypnrl when -o ordered by Umpire Mill Briskie ten seconds from Jack Howie's ful award, this year. He hag bexn Hl.,t linos,', II, Hulk Knvnokjlan Bug. R. J. Ktrkland, Jr.'s Bob-Ette away from the game three years MARV€LS... Sunday afternoon. A peppery manager adds rlesirnble color Hevrn-Elcvrn. UurT llonnlll . .. The Red Bank Independent soft- lliLii finished sijfth and Fred Gill's Com- and will have had less than three to any game, bul the Jimmy VVilson type of umpire-defiance Hroeie, Del Finhrr ..* ball club lost lo Brevent Park and \AJways mild, a/ways Trix, llulxrl Donkey Loonardn fire company's squad mando seventh. weeks' practice before the start of is irritating to the cuslomer- whose basic reason for attend- Wind llrnin, Illrk VnnNcsl .... Sunday morning at the Red Bank ""After the race on the previous the tourney. ing i« lo watch ball player*! in legitimate action . . . Even llriftwny, Klcrinnr Kitilt fresh, yet cost Ri-Ti.. Slim Woll Held na VnnNosg and Suplnskl of Sunday, one of the flag stakes was Signed up for play In the doubles though Ibeir lead -lipped lo Ibe slim margin nf hnlf n game, Ok,, L. N. Olive Jr. tho visitors belted, homers to lead' reported missing by tho skippers are Ed VanBusklrk and Bud Sopp, you less their crow lo a 13-4 win. For the and Dr. Edwin F. Stewart, ohalr- Dave Wood and BUI Hofferaian, —the rnrn-s wathrdnnf.fhe g.-imelieTore :i Couru, Tan Mllsil Start 3'3» P. M. old Kerf and Charlie Brlggs, LABORATORY TESTS bel or by nil bands . . . The presentation nf a wrist wnteh tn So.So, Jerry Jorolnmun 4:01:30 Boats, Owners Finish led Aikiii-oii irif/l wilb approval from the mniiy friends ho Jny.Vfc, John V, I'olil • •1:17:01 PROVE THAT /) FRESH Bum, Rnnditll Kumar 4l0Bll0 The (rethness.of an egg tuny be made here . ,. AI KCMNV pouils on) Hint Hie besl perfnriniinrc Silt, ClinrlsH GoUchulk, Jr, 4 I.' 31 Wnfflc shortcakes are dollcloun Dim Streak, nick Uennitt 4ilOlJS Wlducbii,. Wullor II. MMTII (or biooltfast. If you havo an elec- r>a*n, Mnrlo J. Irmln ..'. Millil'i determined by placing It In a largo CIGARETTE GIVES award ut Hie Ooonnporl o\«l should have goiip lo Hut operu- SQtiiiy, Hill Wolfkiinlp, Jr,-... 4:16111 tric waffle, make them a,t the»table Torn, D« rhllllno UHlVt bowl of water. Freih eggs will sink, )'0U LESS NICOTINE funny, PHIII Jlammar 4ilr>jOO Dug; J.ok Mowli ..... 14" whjle those which are not freih *.~iut of the ci'a»e which entertained 4Jje>alrons. in between 4l/lao and .serve them hot with crushed Nfffit Hnwk, Bob'Uur-ni hl 1 -will flott on Wp of the water* ' ' , race* ' ' . .' rink Lidy, I'mnlc Seliurt.„.>.... CNF,, and sugared .berries, ai'ii "?:..t' Mii'ii «fi8«lPBf &«,•'• '!••.,• •. •• , ., * ' .RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25. 1946. Page Fifteen. Challenge Here MiddletownWins Two Army Vets JOHNS-MANVILLE ROCK-WOOL HOME INSULATION , From Neenah, Over Spotswood Surf, Field In Main Bout FIREPROOF WA^TEEBBOOF FBHMAKENT Installrd by J. M. Co. M.fbaplc. E.tlmaUi Without O>UfiUo» A Wisconsin Club * Gordon Sayer Hurls And Stream Tomorrow Night ADAM J. LINZMAYER Another One-Hitter Timely Notes LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Seeks To Wrest Class On the Great Outdoors Lightweights To Go Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-0302. P. O. Box 200. Mlddletown A. C played host to BT STEW VAN VXDET WITH A Pennant From Red the Spotswood American Legion In Long Branch Fights; - ENROLL NOW - club at their field JSunday after- Bank Ice Boats noon and defeated the visitors, 3-1, Kilroy Again On Card AMERICA'S NO. 1 INDIVID CAI. AND FAMILY GBOCP as Gordon Sayer hurled another Howl&nd Does It Again bouse. 283 feet of tbe pier was HOSPITAL EXPENSE PLAN. swept away during the hurricane FAMOUS The North Shrewsbury ice boat one-hitter. Tbe game was called In It was not quite a year ago that SEND FOB CIRCULAR. the last of the eighth frame, due to of 1944 and reconstructed in 1946. Buzzy Connors, promoter of box- and yacht dub of Red Bank has Addlson Howland of Rumson hung Ing cards at the Long Branch sta- received from Commodore James H. rain. It marked the second Sunday up a record catch of some sixty From a modest beginning the Bel- In & row that Sayer pitched hi« mar Fishing club has grown to 'be dium area, will again have light- Kimberly of the Neenah Ice yacht striped bass In one day. Then he weights in his feature bout with ROBERT J. MARVIN ARTISTS club of Neenah, WLeconiin, through club to victory while allowing but cjime through this- spring with the oldest and finest fishing club one hit. In the country with a memtiershlp A] Morone of Dover and Grady Highway 34, Matuwan, N. J. TeL Matawan 1-0841-J Philip E. "Harbler, president of the present record flsh of 55V4 pounds Wilson of the Bronx battling to- BY Eastern Ice Yachting association a The lone run he gave up came in and now, when many were asking,. of nearly 400, Including several REAL ESTATE INSURANCE the flrftt inning and thereafter he prominent citizens, such as judges, morrow night In the nightcap. challenge for the Class A champion- "Where have tbe stripers gone?", Farms - Homes - Country Ufa • Fire • Auto - Accident ship pennant of America now held coasted to victory, striking out 11 he comes through with a, catch of miniaterB, doctors, publishers, and Both boxers are considered up Capitol by the Red Bank club. while allowing but three free trips twelve last Saturday. Howland's lawyers. and coming battlers from the same Estates Burglary • Etc to first base. In the opening ses- school which has produced two A special meeting of the North sion, he appeared disturbed after methods are no secret. He has The wonderful success of the Bel- Columbia Shrewsbury club has been called by made a study of the habits of mar Fishing club could not have smash shows on preceding Friday allowing a ball to get a\«ay from nights. Both served long tours in President Thomas Irving Brown him, permitting a bane runner to striped bass during the many years been accomplished had it not been for tonight to give the challenge of- he has fished for them along the for the untiring efforts of those old the army and both have bei\ unde- Cosmopolitan advance, and had rough sailing feated since gaining their dis- ficial consideration, It being the during the Inning until Mayer, his coast. He is an expert when It timers «uch as our late President challenger's desire to have an early comes to handling a boat In the Farrier and Al Dougherty. We also charges. Decca receiver, settled him down. The Mcrrone has scored seven vic- decision on the matter BO that he three walks he gave up came in "white water" along tbe surf. He want to mention our good friend can make arrangements to bring that session. 1* a great believer ID changing Bob Campbell, for his untiring tories, his last triumph coming a National his speedy craft, Phantom V, herein lures from time to time. When he work, and Our good friends, Oscar week ago in Wilmington, Delaware, The home club bounced right when he turned in an impressive ample time for the coming Ice back In their half of the first to tie goes out after them he caries along Mathlson, now president, Freddie PUBLIC yachting season. all the baits in the book, from live Rossiter, treasurer, Al Nagle, secre- performance over the home-town R.dA. Victor the score. After Johnny Murphy favorite, Cliff Hayman. He also j The Red Bank club has a chal- filed out, Pelo6e, Kerrigan and Ma- eels, strips of long squid, plugs, tary, and the entire board of gov- | lenge In hand from the Long yer walked to fill the sacks and squids and spoons. He has them ernors. We also want to include holds wins over Bill Clark, Ruby Signature ! Branch ice boat and yacht club Pelose scored on a long fly from all rigged and ready to use In a the names of Howard Kaln, Egbert Garcia and Jimmy Stewart. | which has a priority over any other Charley Briber's bat. minute's time. When be gets into Newman and Sidney Holt, who Wilson has had six wins In his NOTICE Spnora challenge that might come in after The deciding runs were scored In them he knows bow to work them. were charter members and still on hard-hitting tour. His victims In- the Long Branch challenge was re- the fourth as two hlta brought He doesn't plow through them, the list, going strong. cluded Tiger Willis, Georgte Hahn, ceived. However, many of, the across a like number of runs. First causing them to sound, but keeps Bob Lee and Pete Romero. In Sonart Long Branch boys feel there is lit- (Editor's Note:—We wish to ex- to customers ot. up, Pelose singled to left Held and on a wide circle with long lines out tend to the members of the Belmar amassing the string, he has dis- tle chance of them wresting the Kerrlg»n reached first on an error which swing through them. Above played the same power punching — AUo — coveted pennant from the Red Fishing club our heartiest congrat- by the Spotswood ehortatop, Paw- all he is a tireless fisherman and ulations on the completion of he used so effectively before enter- Bank aggregation and that two losM. On a double steal, both meh believes the only way to catch flsh ing the service. NEEDLES series for the pennant could be what, at the time, seemed an al- got In scoring position and Mayer l» to keep your line in the water. most impossible task. I well re- In a four-rounder, fight fans will CARRYING CASES sailed at Red Bank the coming sea- sewed up the game for his battery He told the writer that he and tbe be pleased with the announcement JERSEY CENTRAL son. mate with a game-winning double charter Miss Rumson ot Pauels' member seeing the wreckage which If Commodore Kimberly brings deep Into left-center field. was wrought by the hurricane of that the Kilroy "who was here" for RECORD RACKS Boats, Rumson, had this school of 1944 when 283 Jeet of the pier was the past two weks will again be on POWER & LIGHT Co. his craft to Red Bank it, will be the Heavy hitters for Middletown fish to themselves, and for a while. second time In nearly e half a cen- destroyed and the pier house dang- hand. The Paterson slugger who CUTTING DISCS were Carhart, Brister and Mayer, it looked as though they each wereJ led In mid-air over the remaining made his ring debut two weeks tury that an out-of-the-county chal- each with a double, and Pelose in for a record catch, when a third ago, and has scored knockout vic- lenger has endeavored to win the ended with a perfect baiting aver- part of the pier. At that time the boat arrived on the scene, causing the late President Benjamin Far- tories in his two starts, Is one of famous pennant. During tbe past age for the game with a single in the bass to sound. Our Red Bank Office, now- half century the contests for this one official appearance at the plate. rier, who was the spark plug of the the most popular to have entered Class A pennant have been between club for so many years, devised the the Long Branch ring this season. In the eeven innings Snure slogan, "Re-Build We Will.") He Is paired with Harold Blunt of located at 90 Broad Street, tbe North Shrewsbury club, the worked for the loser?, he gave up A number of stripers, some Long Branch club and the former weighing up to 22 pounds, were ac- the Bronx. six hits and eight walks, but fig- counted for over the week-end, will be removed to Independent Ice boat club of Red ured in two double play*. On Board the "Santoy the Second" Jimmy Nichols will be given a Bank, now out of existence, with Next Sunday the visitors will mostly In the Long Branch, Taka- chance to reverse the unpopular No. 15 Monmouth street. one exception, tbe yacht Vixen, meet the Acerra Brothers squad of nassee and Belmar areas. They I am writing this from the wheel decision given Billy Reed when built here by the late Crawford Long Branch at the Middletown are feeding on calico snedders, but house of the Santoy the Second, they go again in one of the six- J. H. Hendrlckson, representing the Bur- fl«]d and Saturday afternoon they will hit river nhedders. Weaks apd charter out of Pullen's Yacht Ba- rounders. In the other Sammy lington, N. J., club. will visit Fort Monmouth to engage fluke have been providing excellent sin. RUmsoo, Fred P. 'Farwell. skip- Nathan of Harrison, a feather- the soldier rlub there. sport at Shark River. per. I am a guest of George Keevil weight, will trade leather -with Jim- Effective and Ed Conway of the Sea Coast QUEEN FOB BABY'PARADE Spotswood Lee.on Last Friday I counted over a my Potts of Newark. In another Mount Co. hundred anglers on the north and Finance Co.. Red Bank, who are four-rounder, Dave Jenkins of Janet Elaine PoweOl, 12-year-old AB R south jetties and along the SUcf at also hosts to Jim VanRaalte, Wally Roselle Park returns In an attempt Elizabeth girl, will reign at, queen M- .. i n Wilkins, Red Bank: Harry Fiehman to add Pete Poulus of Newark to MONDAY, JULY 29 84 BROAD STREET BomA ot Avon and Belmar. They afforded of the Asbury Park baby parade great entertainment for the specta- Deal; Ken Moss, Lee Rule, Russell his list of vanquished. Many con- August 28. Janet wsl ebxnen from tors who gathered albng'\he board- Farr, Frank Fritz and John Frank sider Jenkins the leading Jersey Phone R. B. 6-3368 among SO finalists In an all-day walk to watch them pull them In. of New Brunswick. The day is all middleweight. In the opener, Max Judging session at the Convention that could be asked for. There is Biunttftv of», I. There were a number of strings of Bell of Philadelphia will meet Bob hall Friday. till. 3h fluke which had'aa mapv a* fifty a slight long ground swell which Angelo of Newark. T.-k-wir,. 2b. causes the Santoy the Second to CharLty, 2b or sbrty.-Theywere* nice- the Sandy Hook' grounds where Carhart. 2h J ] fluke are affording the main attrac- of the Santoy. Ken Moss had land- U3 Etxlcorn, rf. , lion. ed his first "door-mat." Ken's ex- I Me Kay. If perience with the wily fluke has Sayre, p. been nil and he Is having quite a Mad of te Tptai "Rebuild We Will For the Glory time figuring out the best way to p e r e MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR of tha Sport" extract the hook. Ever}' time he s t e e _ The Belmar Fishing Club will re- attempts to pick it up the fluke These most ~ President's Cup dedicate the repaired pier, damaged flops and dances all over the deck. popular sizes in the hurricane of 1944, at 3 P. M. We have all gathered around to fit 90% of the Matches Start on July 27th. This celebration will watch him, pictures are being tak- set screws include good music, and among the en of the struggle, and plenty of Aluminum in use prominent speakers we will be hon- advice Is being given him. But today. Old Orchard Golfers ored by the presence of the Honor- Ken Is too intent with his problem 2-CELL able Haydn Proctor, president of to pay any attention to us. He tries Finish First Round ] the Senate. All members are ur- to put his foot on it, but the fluke PENLITES gently requested to attend this af- slides out from under and nearly FRICTION TAPE With the finals for the George fair. The committee on arrange- flops overboard. At last he has him Sullivan trophy not yet played, ments are Ed Elder and Bill Nel- by the gills and his problem is BIKE golfers at Old Orchard Country reiser. We have long waited tills solved. Hia next experience U a rluh went through their first week date and no hope that all members sea robin faea robber. Ken calls it). of match play for the President's will be present. He doosn't like the looks of this SPEEDOMETER rup over the week-end at the Long Thirty-seven years ago the Bel- *»*>>•• but finally extracts the hook. Branch course. fel. cable and mar Fishing club was organized In And so it goes, all hands arc Intent drive Defending champion of the cup the back room ot Reinmue*ler's on the business at hand — fishing. FULL B-OZ. ROLL hly. Com* is Tom Glassey, who survived the Business wories and cares are for- ifrict ion ta p* with plete with first round ot match play by de- paint and varnish store at 905 F perfect adhenivequa attachments. street. Belmar. and on September j Sottcn anrt a11 that mn»prs is the ity. An ideal insu feating Leo Goldberg of Red Bank, 1. 1909, a group of 37 ardent flfiher- thrill of catching a. flsh. r look Ifttor. three and one. Club champion Tony down from the wheel house and Savage was eliminated from fur- men met together and expounded ther competition as Bill Bradley their views on surf fishing and the discover the most amazing rig I preservation of game fish. Their have pver seen in all my years of E>D defeated him, two and one. flshinp. It has no hook —instead a Presentation of the Sullivan objective was good sportsmanship, which later developed into the nunlt of st

SET Featuring FOR ONLY ^ TONY SHARABBA OPEN SATURDAY EVENING jtii" Siftging~HoBt ifor tffe*5ei3ie Dancing to Music of BORO BUSES THE DEBON-AIRS RED BANK, N. J. ;6fl6 E COURT, RED BANK UNTIL 2:00 A. M, , ft RED BANK REGISTEK, JULY 26, 1940. dren jimmy and Betty of'Brook- . Lincroft lyn were guests over the week-end Planning Board For (Ik* 8*1 Bank BtgliUr can b. bcragbt of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell. Union Beach la LiBoroft Iron C. Toop) Harry BUchoff of Brooklyn spent The Union Beach borough attor- SYMPATHY OFFERINGS Mrs. Charles lium arid daughter, the week-end with Mr. and Mr*,. W, ney was Instructed by Mayor Boyle M1»jj Iona Lum, visited English- H^/Iilchtenberger. Miss Ross Bla- K. Pattlson to consult with Coun- AN Given Special Attention. town Sunday and attended services choff Is visiting with them this cilman- Kolodziej In drawing up a at Old Tennenf church. They had week. plan for a planning board to con- Beautifully and appropriately designed. as visitors Bunday evening1, Mr. end Brian Slaven, son of Lieut, and sider zoning ordinances, beach Mrs. G. Ma&Donald of Trenton and Mrs. Robert Slaven oil Brookdale front parks, .and other borough im- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hubbard of Mld- farm, Is confined to his home by provements, at the recent council, dletowa. Illness. " meeting. HONEY BEE FLOWERS , Mr. and Mrs. James MacPherson A communication received jrom ROBEBT BUDDY DISCftABGED. Bfcper Bkead St, TeL 6-087* Bed Bank of Clifton, spent the weak-end with the state highway department re- Mr*. Alice Willgerodt. Robert MacCracken Ruddy, form- fused the council'e request for a ADble Ann Wlllgerodt, daughter er aviation radio machinist mate traffic light at the Intersection of of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wlllgerodt, third class In the U. 3. Navy of Route 36 and Union avenue on the Is' spending this week with her Little Silver, was discharged July grounds that It Is. "neither neces- 10 from the Navy separation cente* sary or warranted." The council in- aunt, Mrs. Ralph Wlllgerodt at at San Adro, California. Ruddy, dicated that it would flght the de- Little Silver. who Is the son of George M. Rud- cision. James Callahan has returned dy, enlisted in the summer of 1914. tfrom a business trip to Florida. He Is a graduate of Red Bank high When boiling water is needed In Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Callahan and school and expects to attend col- Just Arrived! children and Mrs. James Callahan, a hurry, put the water on to boll in lege. Sr., spent the day with Mr. and two pans instead of one. Mr«. Thomas Oallaban at Chatham. Mrs. Joanna Gibbons of PaterBon • — - SMHMCTWH OUARANniD Wt*Y*«M:MOMIV SACK — —V Is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Callahan. Mrs, J. W. Landesn and daughter Bess have returned to Atlanta, BACK AGAIN! ' Georgia, after spending a ten-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Xavler S. Valw in Tablewtn Smith. Miss Barbara Jane Smith will stay with Mrs. tandeen in At- lanta for a visit. Miss Bernlce Ciejka of Stanford, Conn., Is visiting Mr. and' Mrs. George Ciejka of Wlllowbrook farm. A beach party was enjoyed by ,/ many at Bumson Sunday. Partici- pants were Mr. and Mra. Charlea Toop and children Anne, Susan and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toop, Mr. and Mrs. John Long and Misses Thelma and Baibe Long. Mrs. Frank Toop, Sr., Is confined to her home with illness. Mr. and MrB. Dante Daverio, and daughter Betty, Mr. and Mrs. L. Porrlno of Elmhurst, L. I. and Thomas Irving Brown of Fair Ha- ven, have returned from St. Paul, Minnesota, where they at- tended the wedding of Robert Da- verlo. The couple have been to El Pazo, Texas and are expected home August 1. Miss Oeraldlne Babcock of Ca- tona, N. Y., is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Lewis It's A "Long" Time S. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schilt ere visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer Since We Hod "Shorts" at Lyndbrook, L. I. STAINLESS STEEL WITH •Mr. and Mrs. Gardner C. Klein had as luncheon guests Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt and Mrs. PLASTIC HANDLES Oscar Fox of Reading, Pennsyl- Complete Service for 6 but they're here at last, so come in and vania, and Dr. and Mrs. C. Wilson 6 TabU KfiW« 6 T»a Spoon t f JtnH. of Jersey City. 6 Dlnn.r fork» 6 Tablttpoont r Spoon get yours while the getting it good. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamernlck The ttainUii sttvl olwayi remains gUaming—no plating to wtor off . Ntt, entertained guests Sunday from and itain rt»i»tanf. Red pioitk handUi or« wattrprvof. fodaprottf, Jersey City, at a dinner party. They 9 AF 9150-Shpg. wf., 4 Ibt »*C 1* $$H were Mr. and Mrs. John Zweig and Snap fasteners— son John and Mrs. Carrie Loehwlng and daughter Ruth. The occasion Tie sides— was the birthdays of Mrs. Hamer- SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. nldc and Mrs, Zwelg. Elastic hack— Mrs. William VanBrunt has had a fall end has suffered an Injury to her leg. Elastic all around— Mrs. Agneg Westering and chil- 11 Monmouth St., Bed Bank. TeL 6-112J. , i

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J., THURSDAYr JULY 25,1946. SEC^ON TWO—PAGES 1" TO Rent Control • Rotarians To Hear Rooms Wanted For Atlantic Highlands Firemen's Fair Chester B. Adams Highlands Sends The Regatta Period James Melton In ia^ Passed By Fort Mdnmouth Anticipating a greater attendance Council Approves August 8,9,10 Town Yesterday Named Director Of Bay Avenue Plan than ever at the coming: National Janes Melton, well known The Legislature Commandant Sweepstakes regatta to be held on $25,000 Repairs In Navesink operatic singer and radio Back To Board the river here Saturday and Sun- star, drove down from the Merchants Trust day, August 17 and 18, the commit- city to Red Bank yesterday ,; County Tasf Board Gen. J. V. Matejka tee has arranged with the Red Sets $15 License Fee Annual Event To Be in his Rolls Royce and called To Fill Unexpired Ask* Reconsideration Bank Community Chamber of Com- on his friend, T. D. Moore. He : Has Power To Grant To Address Local merce as official headquarter! for On Binocular Machines Resumed After Lapse also surprised Stewart Cook Term Of Late Albert Of $100,000 Cost receiving listings from those who on his birthday. 10 Per Cent Increase Civic Club Today will have rooms to rent over that Within Borough Limits Of Three Years The trio, whose hobbles run W. Worden Estimate week-end period. In the same direction, spent several hour* together with • Trenton, (AP)—The new state Col. John H. Hlnemon, Jr, was Requests are coming in for res- The Atlantic Highland* mayor Navesink Hook and Ladder com- The board of directors of The At a special meeting „ v law controllng rents, passed by the instrumental In securing the speak- ervations, many from distant points and council voted Tuesday night In pany will resume Its annual three- interest centered on cars of Merchant Trust company of Red night the Highlands borough couni SA / legislature In special session and er for today's luncheon meeting of and tha regatta association is anx- favpr of a new ordinance authoriz- day fair August 8 on the fire house ancient vintage. - Bank announces the appointment ell considered• the borough plan-;? '.'Immediately signed by Gov. Walter the Bed Bank Rotary club. Be Is ious to report back as soon as pos- ing an expenditure of $25,000 to re- grounds In Naveslnk village after The popular singer, who of Chester B. Adams as a director ning board's plan for the extension J XH Edge on Monday, provides that Brig. Gen. J. V. Matejka, command- sible to these early applicants that pair the borough streets. a lapse of three years. With the has a collection of 100 old cars to fill the unexpired term of the of Bay avenue, and referred the S ; exceptions shall be made in tho ant at Fort Monmouth. reservations have been secured for Working on an engineer's esti- newest In games and attractions on his farm in Connecticut, late Albert W. Worden. proposals to the board for recon- .. them. inspected Stewart Cook's 1910 stderatlon on the grounds that tho 'i case of' farm tenants. Last week's meeting was given mate of $32,000 for the job of re- this 57th annual .event Is expected Maxwell and Ted Moore's 1909 - * In general the law provides that over to routine business and'report Anyone having single or double pairing all the street In the bor- to draw record crowds the three estimated cost of $100,000 was too y Packard and 1916 Stutz. The high and that the proposed plan in- f, all residential rents in New Jersey of the directors' meeting held at rooms, or who can In any way take ough in need of repairs, the coun- nights of the fair—Thursday, Fri- distinguished visitor renewed 1 be -frozen at the levels existing Elmer Hesse's farm at Port Mon- care of visitors for one, two orcil voted to shave off streets which day and Saturday, August 8, 9 and volved the moving of too many f, some of his acquaintanceships houses. '•% .June 1, one month before federal mouth. three days during the above period are unnecessary at this time in or- 10. " made on -a former visit here . Office' of Price Administration con- The board accepted with regret are requested to communicate im- der to bring the total cost down to The long" line of successful fairs and before leaving had made The board, which has been work- % trol expired. The law in addition the resignation of J. L. Burnham, mediately with the Red Bank Com- the approved sum. Final action on of this company was broken dur- many more friends. ing on the project for two years in i names the county tax boards as who has moved from this section. munity Chamber of Commerce, the ordinance will be taken Au- ing the war years when the men line with a federal request that each ; • county rent control boards with the Mr. Burnham was secretary of the Canton Theater building, 107 Mon- gust B. decided that their efforts would" be municipality set up a project for Mi power to raise rents as much as club last year and did an excel- mouth street, Red Bank, either in The council- pased Ordinance 321 for national defense and.that their postwar development, will attempt \ : ten per cent after receiving appli- person or by telephoning Red Bank forbidding the operation of binocu- own needs could wait until after to outline a new course for the pro* » * ; dent job. Maida Addresses cations from landlords and testl- Harry A. Isaacs, Jr., requested 9-0055, giving full particulars as to lar stands In the borough without victory had been gained. Ject. Mayor A. Meads Robertson 1 ' jnony concerning taxes, costs and that hie classification be changed what they have to offer. a license. The new license will cost As In peace time the Naveslnk declared that nothing at all could '•'; . services rendered. from petroleum products to plumb- $15 per machine and a penalty of company had been "the center of ac- Red Bank Lions be done until the anticipated feder- '; —Further, the new law, which can ing supplies-wholesale, due to re- 30 days In the county pall and $100 tivity in all civic and community al funds were forthcoming. The (/ be suspended and restored by pro- cent change In his business. Illegal Beer fine will be Imposed on violators. Interests, so In war time did It proposed extension would Join the » clamation of the governor to con- William B. Mount, Henry B. War Criminal Trials boroughs of Highlands and Atlan- A The club will take part in the take up the drives for bonds, scrap tie Highlands. -*fm form to developments in federal coming district* golf championship West and William R. Dawson were material, waste paper, aluminum, Explained By Lawyer rent control, sets forth only four at the Deal Golf dub Friday, Au- Causes Trouble re-appointed to the zoning board of USO and Red Cross as well as Mrs. Katharine B. Marthens and •'& . conditions under which a tenant William A. Waltz, both propertjrty gust '2. adjustment, while Thomas Hlggins sending 17 of its members to the ( nay be evicted. These are: (1) was appointed as a new member to Robert H. Malda, associate of the owners along the proposed exten- ;'| failure to pay rent, (2) when owner Clifford Seaman was a guest of Along Bay Shore armed forces. Older men and boyB Samuel Welnsteln at the meeting. replace Oscar R. LJchtdnsteln, who of the community were taken In law firm of Parsons, Labrecque, Bion, appeared before the counctt'Ji fishes to use housing personally, requested that he not be re-appoint- Canzona and Combs, addressed the and argued for and against the",;J til) In cases where action was pre-Visiting Rotarlans Included -Earl as emergency members, the com- ed. pany carrying special compensation Red Bank Lions club at the Molly measure. Mrs. Marthens favored 3 viously approved by the federal Groner of Stroudsburg, Pennsyl- ABC Men Crack It and Mr. Waltz was opposed. '•;•§§ OPA, and (4) in special cases that vania; Walter Hellbraun of Dlnuba, Police Committee Chairman Ar- insurance at their own expense so Pitcher hotel Tuesday night, ex- California; Edward Walters of Jer- Down On Three thur H. Barnes reported that the that the usual ftremanlc efficiency plaining the facts surrounding the Mrs. Evelyn Kwlk, borough clerk,'; j| [ may be decided by the state rent department bad begun to crack famed war criminal trials at Nuren- announced that she had received, ;| control' commissioner. sey City, AJ Rushton of Asbury would be maintained. The company CHESTER B. ADAMS Park and Richard Hammond and Tavern Owners down on drivers guilty of speeding, Is proud of these members and the burg, Germany. bids for tax Hen certificates on bo&'Jf •., Tha commissioner—designated to reckless driving and careless park- record of extreme low flre loss for Mr. Malda, who was on the staff ough owned properties. Acknow- 4 he Charles R. Erdman, commission- Arthur T. Dear of Long Branch. Mr. Adams has been associated ledged were offers of $50 from Har-"i|| er of the state department of eco- A list of the attendance figures Ing. the yeara of the war when it was of Supreme Court Justice Rbbert with the bank since 1929, coming The State Department of Alco- so handicapped by the loss of ex- Jackson, recently returned to the here from New York where he had ry N. Johnson, agent, for a Huddy'lf nomic development—Is directed Infor the past six months was car- holic Beverage Control cracked avenue property tax lien certificate; ';jk this manner to control farm ten- ried In this week's Rotary Cogs, perienced members and the Inabil- United States. He stated that at been connected with the London down on one Keyport and two least 200 were on the staff prepar- and Lancashire Insurance company $200 from 'Cyrus B. Minor, for a M ants: listing Frederic K. Adams, Daniel Keansburg tavern owners this week Legion To Hold ity to replace hose and other vital property at 38 Miller street; $5O\:5I Dondl, 8. Espedal, Charles B. Gal- accessories. ing the big trial before court went tor. ten years. He served as teller in "Under regulations to be pre- with charges involving the receipt Into session. When he left there charge of the savings department from Frank Hall, agent for a High-j| scribed by the commissioner, he lagher, N. McCiements, G. Qulmby, and sale of stolen beer and beer Once more the Naveslnk firemen lands avenue property, and $100' *j! Victory Ball will return to their custom of shar- were 2,000 associated in the hand- until 1936 when he was appointed 'fchajl provide for exceptions with Dr. Harry Tlcehurst and F. Patock diverted from an NAD Earle con- treasurer and assistant trust of- from Fred Daust for three lota ony«S reference to x x x housing space has having 100 per cent. cessionaire. ing with the village a part of the ling of the trials. Explaining the Virst street. ; 'I situated on a farm and occupied by fair proceeds. The -project of build- complicated situations in the hl9- ficer, positions which he will con- Martin J. Flynn, owner of the Event To Be Staged tory-maklng trials, Mr. Malda tinue to nil. a tenant who is engaged for a sub- Shamrock Inn, Keansburg, was Ing a lake and public park, which stantial portion of bis time in farm- At Molly Pitcher has been at a standstill during the pointed out that 2i men are ac- Born in Falrton, New Jersey, Mr. Sea Bright Legion summoned to appear before the cused of four separate orlmes and Ins; operations thereon x x x." control commission In Newark on war, will be resumed and the men Adams Is the son of Mrs. IDsther Enrollment Grows plan to finish this before winter so added that various leaders and ac- Adams of 135 West Front street, Also included In this section of August 2 to answer a charge of Walter Boskey, Jr., chairman of the bill is seasonal housing such as Has Supper Party that the young folks of the village complices are being tried with the and the late Rev. William Adams, purchasing 100 cases of stolen beer the American Legion Victory ball leaders. Offenses date back to the who was a member of tha New At Little Silver «hore resort homes and bousing from an unlicensed distributor. to be held Saturday night, reported and neighboring towns may have •pace occupied by domestic Berv- a safe place for ice skating. ' Nazi party In 1921. Jersey Methodist conference for Celebrate Opening The Club Rhumba, Inc., Keans- that final plans had been made and Lester Lovetl presented the week- many years. He resides with his ants, caretakers, managers or other burg, was served with charges of that ticket Bales were going well at In the spring the lake will jigaln V Playground employees "to whom the space Is be stocked with trout, a feature ly attendance prize question and wife, the former Miss Marion Of New Post Home purchasing 90 cases of beer fr«n a meeting of Shrewsbury post No. Mount, daughter of the late Mr. provided as part or all of their com- an unlicensed distributor who al- 168 Monday night that In the past years has brought Kenneth L. Walker guessed the pensation and who are employed fishermen from many sector* In the nearest answer to "How many OIs and Mrs. William B. Mount, at 211 Masquerade Show, Sea Bright post of the American legedly received the beer from Boskey said that several prizes have borrowed money to buy homes Broad street. for the purpose of rendering serv- Legion celebrated the opening of Earle. Further charges Included will be, awarded during the ball state. The firemen will also have ices In connection with the prem- their new home last week by hold- the purchase of 549 cases of stolen the street signs reflnUhed. These under the QI Bill of Rights?" Cor- Shoe And Vehicle which will tak'e place at the Molly rect answer is 168,000. ises of which the housing space Is a Ing formal obligation ceremonies beer, also from an unlicensed dis- Pitcher ballroom. signs were presented to the com- .pmtt- for nine new members, followed by tributor, the sale of 100 cases o( munities of Locust, Hilton Park, Theodore J. Labrecque of the Special Show Exhibits Staged The addition of three new mem- boys' and girls' committee an- ' A spokesman at the office of the a covered dish supper prepared by said beer to Flynn, and the storage bers, William E. Beatty, Red Bank, Hillside and Navestnk some years governor said no policy on admin- the Ladies' Auxiliary unit. of the rest of the beer in a ware- ago by the company. These gifts nounced that members of the club Enrollment is Increasing daily at; M. C. Halpln, Oceanport, and An- have made it possible for 35 boys At Watson Labs istration of the law In this connec- New members were Edmund B. house not licensed for that purpose. thony DeStefano, Red Bank, to the village have made the slogan the Little Silver T Community tion had been adopted and no con- Ryan, William C. Buston, John W. The club owners were &l£QKjKUxn- of "Meet your friends at the Fair" and girls .to vacation at Medford, playground as children'enjoy brought the membership of the ^MCA camp. • * planned to discuss the. Held, Chief Warrant Officer Alfred, moncif' tu appeal In "NSwifrk on 'post up to 562, the second largest in more than a catch phrase to the Air Force E>ay varied and interesting program. ' matter, fie sald_Erdman and his) Rogers and Christine J. Axelson of August 2. Monmouth county. Asbury Park home folks who are very proud of Past Presidents William Fluhr More than a hundred boys and deputy, William T. Vanderllpp, and Sea Bright, William Vital, Edward Larry Pergola and Frank Per- legion post has the largest mem- and loyal to the fire company. and John Hawkins gave their re- Next Thursday girls are now registered. the governor would make no ad- D. Campanella and Anthony J. Mel- gola, both of Keyport, were charged bership. ports on the Lions International Events already held Include a ministrative decisions until the A 19W specia.1 de luxe Plymouth convention last week at Philadel- lac! of Rumson and William B. with receiving beer from Earle and Walter Boskey, Sr, was named sedan will be given away at the masquerade show and a shoe ex- federal rent control policy is set- Potts of Fair Haven. Membership with selling the beer to the Club phia, stating that the Llong will Civic, religious and service club hibit at which a unique collection chairman of the committee which fair and each night there will be officials of Monmouth county will tled. He pointed out that resump- of the post is now 80. Rhumba. will run the refreshment booth dur- expand in the coming year with of shoes of various countries wa» tion of federal control appears Im- cash prizes of $50. Henry Maxson, an expected 2,000* new clubs out- Join hands in doing honor to the displayed by playground members. Mr. Rogers, who is still in the ing the Sweepstakes regatta, Aug- the president, will be general chair- minent Navy, was obligated by proxy by ust 17 and 18. side the United States. Army Air Forces August 1, known First prize went to Joan Hans for a Likewise policies to be followed his brother, Charles P. Rogers, man and members of his commit- President James VanNostrand throughout the world as Air Force pair of Chinese shoes and second by county tax boards In adjusting who is also a member of the post. 3 Youths Held tee include T. M. Maxson, Nell presided at the meeting, which was Day. Local ceremonies will be high- prize was won by Carol Ann Stout rents will not be mapped out at Miss Susan B. Robertson and Cyril Holy Cross Church Johnson, Bertram Llnzmayer, attended by 60 members and guests. lighted by an open house at Wat- who displayed Dutch shoes. present and the effect of the law Smack were also obligated in ab- On Theft Charge Mervin Hallam, Edward Carle, Sam He announced that Colin Sellar Is son laboratories, a part of the Air An unusual display of vehicles at this time, the spokesman said, sentia. Both have been members Bazar August 9 Posten and Donald Johnson. now recuperating from his recent Materiel command at Eatontown. was presented at last week's night is to freeze rents at the June 1 for nearly a year. hospitallzatlon. Wellington Wllklns The Watson laboratories will show. First prize was awarded to levels. Teddy Ackerlund, accordionist at Police Give Hitch- The annual harvest home and reported that the lions are backing open Its.gates to the public at 1:30 Beverly Brown for the best decorat- The rent law was passed (13 to 4 the Swedish Hop, played for danc- bazar of the Holy Cross church In Describes Atom the Red Bank Rotary olub In the p. m on that day. National, state, ed bicycle whlch^vas trimmed with in the state senate, and 38 to 16 in ing following the ceremonies, fea- Hikers Ride Rumson, will start August 9 and drive to financially aid the Red military and naval dignitaries will red, white and blue ribbon. Second the assembly) to the accompani- ture of which was Swedish folk continue nightly until August 17, Bank Westside "Y." participate In the opening cere- prize went to Susanne Klopp for ment of boos and cheers from gal- with the exception of the Interven- her decorated bike and third prize dances. Donald J. Graff, 21, Walter G. Bomb Blast An Informal reception was given monies, which will consist of short leries packed with both tenants and The post adopted resolutions ing Sunday. Rev. James Mackenzie, for George and James Wilde, both talks by Col. D. P. Graul, com- was given Lloyd Haslem who had landlords. Labor representatives James, 23, both of Jersey Clty^, and built a sailboat on a wagon. Prizes) thanking various firms for their Leo J. Stein, 21, Union City, will asiistant' rector of the church, la members of the club, who have re- manding officer of the laboratories, .generally were against the bill and contributions to the affair. Included general chairman. The affair will Richard Nagle Takes turned after recovering from ser- and visiting officials. After the were awarded to other members for rooming house landlords for It. probably never want to hitch-hike an old-fashioned bicycle, a wagon were Frank Mellacl's tavern of agiin. be held on the church grounds. ious Injuries received In an acci-opening,ceremonies the public will Democratic opposition to the bill Rumson, Artie's Sea Bright Inn, Part In Experiment be Invited to view the radar, radio decorated with flowers, an ambu- Wanted by Atlantio Highlands Although a supper was formerly dent a few weeks ago at the Fas- was pouted up by Sen. Edward J. Chris and Ole's bar, Sea Bright a feature of the event, serving food pray corporation plant. and navigation equipment, which lance and other novel types of ve- O'Mara and Assemblyman T. James Cigar and stationery store, Joe and police for attempting to steal a will be on display. The purpose and hicles. truok belonging to James Phillips, has been discontinued (or several Richard D. Nagle, yeoman Bec- Guests at the meeting Included Tumulty, both of Hudson county, Freddie Dillone of Ryan's hotel, years. Benefiting besides the spon- ond class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morford and Austin Pohl of operations of the oqulpment will be The Little Sliver playground base- who said the measure provided no Vincent Manning, Harry's Lobster Atlantic Highlands painter, the trio Illustrated by trained military and ball team Is playing a series of begged a ride to Jersey City yester- soring church will be the Holy Richard J. Nagle, Headden's Cor- Red Bank, L. A. Sullivan of Cam- protection for the tenant who could house, Swedish Hop, Walter Cole- Roaary church of Rumson. ner, now In Bikini with the atomic den and Edward W. Carroll of Lit- civilian personnel of the lnstalla- games at the Branch avenue play- not afford a rent Increase. Tumul- mfen of Sea Bright an'd Walter day, climbed happily Into an oblig- bomb experiment group, described tle Silver. lation. gr-und. The tennis courts on Bum- ty engaged In several verbal tilts Rankfn of Fair Haven. ing driver's car, and found them- Father Mackenzie's committee will meet Tuesday night at 815 the fourth atomic bomb explosion Sometime during the public dem- son road, Little Silver, have been with Republicans in the assembly Alterations In the newly ac- selves looking into the smiling in a letter to his parents recently. completed and are available for faces of Officer Algie Drink-water o'clock, at which time committee onstration army planes and units and with assembly speaker Walter quired building are expected to be Yeoman Nagle related that all from the Civil Air Patrol will fly play on half the schedule all during H. Jones of Bergen county. completed In a few weeks. Work and Special Officer Harold Graves, members will be named. Parish To Honor the day. Already on the list of prizes are the members of the group wore In formation over the assembled is being accomplished by members. Atlantio Highlands police, who had thick dark glasses, and stood fac- Future plans call for a welcome been on the lookout for them since a i50 Victory bond donated by Msgr. McConnell crowd. One of the outstanding George Regan of Sea Bright, a J23 ing away from the target at the events scheduled Is a simulated St. Agnes Benefit home party for all Sea Bright vet- the attempted theft. time of the explosion, but that the St. Anthony's PTA erans, to be held in the fall Victory bond donated by Frank blind landing of an aircraft by The three north Jersey men had flash was still very strong through means of ground control approach. August 23 And 24 been attempting to start the Phil- Hnlda of Rumson, a bicycle do- the glasses. At the command "Car- Golden Jubilee At Plans Cake Sale lips truck at 4:15 Wednesday morn- nated by J. Sanford Shanley of ry On", he Bald, all the men turned The award of $50 will be a feature Sea Bright Fair Runoson, a ton of coal donated by New Monmouth GIRLS CLA88 GETS BIBLES The Parent-Teacher association Ing when they were discovered by and alowly removed their goggles, of St. Anthony's church met at St. of tho annual summertime enter- Ryan's Coal company of Sea Bright and saw the "fast rifling cloud like Mrs. Vivian Messier and Mrs. tainment to be given Friday and Drawing Crowds MM, Phillips. Frightened by Mrs. and numerous other items. Anthony'a hall Thursday night. Dfs- Phillips' shout, they left the truck something out of a strange dream". The golden jubilee of the ordina- Jennie Beam of the primary de- Saturday nights, August 23 and 24, Sea Bright flremen'e fair, which partment of the Belford Methodist cusston of vacation school activities in 8t Agnes auditorium, Atlantic and ran. Of the cone of smbke he said, "at tion of Monaignor William J. Mc- was held and Sister Assunta re- opened Saturday on Ocean avenue Arraigned before Recorder Sverre the top of the cone the smoke or Connell, LL.D., V. F., dean of Mon- church's Bible school presented Highlands, for the benefit of Stat Rumson road, Is attracting Army Exhibit At Bibles Sunday morning to theviewed the studies and work done Agnes church. Sorenson last night, they are being vapor kept rolling over and over moutb and Ocean counties, will be by the children. Plans were made large crowds nightly and despite like cream being forced from the observed tomorrow evening at St. girlsVclasa which was promoted to Mrs. Morris Josephs la In general the rain this first poet-war event held today for Jersey City police Fair Haven Fair for a cake sale next Sunday in the charge of arrangements and Mrs. who want them for a car theft al- center over-flowing the edge." Mary's church at New Monmoutb. the junior departmmt. Those who parish hall. At this time there will Is being well patronized. legedly committed , Wednesday The U. S. Army recruiting service Nagle said that one of the most Most Rev. William A. Griffin, Bish- received the Bibles were Alva Sara Jackson Is In charge of books Kurtzo * Kurtzo, daredevil high will have an exhlbitin at the Fair be an exhibition of the work done and tickets. night. / Interesting features of the explo- op of Trenton, will be the celebrant Sickles, Edna Brown, Ardlth Beam, by the pupils of the school, includ. pole artists, are highlighting the Haven fair which starts Saturday, sion was the Drone planes which at a solemn pontifical benediction Carol Southerland, Evelyn Krug, entertainment nightly with their fire company officials announced. at 7:30 o'clock, to be followed by a ing a sale of hand-made articles A SHORT SEBMON kept going in and out of the radio- Eleanor MyerB, Janet Thorn and donated by the women of the par- thriller. Ground prizes are being Stray Bullet Hits Exhibited will be a pictorial rep- active cone. parish reception on the church Shirley Brink. Mrs. Evelyn Krug "Drive Carefully. Red Bank can- awarded each evening and a Ply- resentation of the famoui "moon- lawn at 8 o'clock, at which Msgr. iah. Among the articles available not spare the loss of one child," la mouth de luxe eedan will be has been appointed to teach this will be aprons, towels, hand-em- 5-Year-Old Girl radar contact" which was conduct- GOODWILL TROPHT Connell will receive felicitations new junior class. the wording of a nesjtly arranged awarded Sunday, the closing night ed by the Signal Corps at their ex- and an entertainment will be pre- broidered and hand-crocheted Items display card In the Broad street Shirley Ann Minor, B, waperimentas l laboratories in Eaton- Enrique EHsandron, Mexican sented. and cakes. window of the Fanny Farmer Pressure Cookers. wounded In the head by a stray .22 town a few months ago. Also In- consul general at New York, pre- A high mass of thanksgiving will THREE RADIOS STOLEN. It was also decided that a mem- candy store. Although Just a few No waiting. We have the Wear hort bullet early Saturday morning- cluded will be a "handie-talkie" sented a solid silver goodwill tro- ue offered at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow bership drive would be started In words, It Is a sermon In Itself and Ever at $13.95 and the Mlrromatio while sitting on the porch of her radio which will be offered the pub- Three small radios were stolen tbe fall. phy In behalf of Mexico's president morning. Msgr. McConnell will not from the Modern Home Appliance should be read and memorized by at $12.98, right In stock, the two home at 92 WeBtstde avenue. lic for actual use. yesterday to Joseph C. Irwin and be tha celebrant owing to his ill- every person In this locality. best names in alumlnumware, Wear Rushed to RIvervlew hospital by company showroom, T7 Monmouth Electrical Fixtures, Ever and "Mlrro." We have them Alfred J. Llppman, officials of the ness. Red Bank police summoned by Sweepstakes Regatta committee. street, Tuesday night, by looters Lovely fixtures at low prices. both. National 5 & 10. Prown's. Mrs. Minor, the child's would was Step-On Cans. The ordination of the monslgnor who forced open a rear side win- Come in and see them. We havSi D. D. T. Bombs. We deliver. Phone Red Bank 6- Wo have a beauty, they sell for It will be given to the 225-cublc- took place fifty years ago In the Romex wire that Is approved and We have the geunlne "Aerosol 2680.—Advertisement treated and the lead removed from $5.96,' but they are worth It New lnch hydroplane class winner on dow and the office. her scalp. From the pointed shape chapel of the University of Inns- used just like B X cable, buy as Bomh!l_by Bridgeport Brass Co., cannlstera and bread boxes. Heavy the Shrewsbury river August 17 bruck in Austria. Money, in a drawer of one of the much as you need. Electrical ltBWf 12.88 and will spray 90 rooms. We Beds. of the slug, police judged that It waterless aluminum cooking ware. desks In the office, was left un- had ricocheted from some hard ob- and 18. of all kinds. Lovely electric Irons have Pestroy at 69 cents; fly swat- Rollaway beds, complete with Cake covers and Bun warmers. Red DevU Enamel. touched. at S5.50 Toasters and Sllex coffee ters, 10 cents; new Flit, $1.28 a gal. mattress, $1B.BO; studio couches, ject. New SS-plece sets of dishes. Nat- Detective Captain JoBeph Bray, We have the stuff to set rid of ants, ioruaj 5 & 10, Prown's. Phone Red Publlo Sale. We have that quality paint that makers. National 5 & 10. Prown's. wood and metal beds, all sizes. Catalogues for the auction, estate anyone can apply, won't run or who Investigated, aald that the per- Phone Red Bank 6-2680.—Advet* flies and bugs of all kinds. Call Rosenfeld Furniture Company. 189 Bank 6-2680.—Advertisement up. National > 5 & 10., Prown's. Announcement. * of William Simmers, Freehold, can bulge. We have all sizes, anyone son or persona who broke in left a tlsement. Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank— After August 1, 1946, the offices be had at the American hotel, office can apply It; shellac at lowest Phone Red Bank 6-2880.—Advertise- Advertisement. Mortgage Money to Loan. wide footprint, site Tii or 8, by the ment. of Dr. Edward W. Mulligan will be of Attorney A. J. Conovor, 14 Court prices. Kem Tone delivered to your window. Veterans Loans. located temporarily at his home at i% Interest Can be amortized Btreet, Freehold. For catalogues by door Immediately, Paints of all Veterans can obtain a loan up to Nylons 1 Nylons! Nylons! 81 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, over 18 years. Will loan up tomall and additional Information, kinds. National 3 * 10. Prown's. 100% of the purchase price of I Attention Cathollo Daughters and more Nylon hose, believe It or one block west of the railroad sta- 60% of appraised value. See W. contact B. O, Coats, auctioneer. 490 Phono Red Bank 6-2680.—Adver- REPUBLICAN MEETING. home at Interost rate of ifm of America, you are requested to not, three pairs to a customer and tion. Office hours: 11 a. m., to 1Q. Manson, 6 Drummond Place, Bath avenue. Phone Long Branch tisement. W. G. Manson, 6 Drummond Plac*, meet at the home of the late Kath- more. Charlie's Tire Store, dbrlton p. m., and 7 to 9 p. m.—Advertise- Red Bank, N. J. Phone 74S-J.—Ad- The executive bwrd of tho United 0-3699.—Advertisement. Womens Republican ciub 'of Mon- Red Bank. Phone 748-J.—Advertise^ ryn JohnBton, Peters place, on Fri- Theater Building, 107 Monmouth ment. vertisement. s ment. day at 8:30 p. m., to recite the street, Red Bank.—Advertisement, Due to rain and wet grounds, the mouth county, will meet Friday af- Rotary.—Advertisement. Publlo Auction. Huzlet Firemen's Fair was post- Investigate. Boof Leah? By reason of dwelling «old and poned on last Saturday night, July ternoon, August 2, at the Marine "Seed* of Quality." -u ,J Slenderize Our special fash plan. It com- Roof coating $1.80, five-gallon movlnu to Florida, will dispose of 20th. It will contlnuo on Friday grill at Asbury Park. Complete line Including alfalfa*.J American Lotion with new slendavogue methqd It Is blncn convenience' with economy, can, regular $2.28; roof paper, J2.60 all household goods and furnish- and Saturday nights, July 26th and clovers, grasses, hay, pasture Mil" members, Meet at homo tonight, pleasant cffiolent, comfortable and plus dependablo service. Why pay a roll, DO-pounds, first quality, reg- ings at 300 Atkins avenue, Neptune, 27th. The Plymouth DoLuxe sedan Bont a blcyclo and ride for lawn mixtures (certified) and Covsp,; (Thursday); at 7:46, to atf cool; also spot reducing. Call" more than TA cents per gallon for ular price $2.76. Morris Beoker Saturday, August 3, at 1 p. m.automobile, will be awardod on Sat- hoalth. Rod's Bicycle Shop, 92 Crop Grain, etc. Order hojVj, Con*; Red Bank your fuel o(J. Hance & Davis, Hardware Comany, 107 Shrewsbury George Orosman. B, G. Coats, auc- urday night, July 27th.—Advertise- Shrewsbury avenue. Open Sun- over Bros., Wlckatunk, J" ' Tyertlsement. ment. days. Call Red Bank 907-J.—Ad- Holradel 9-8121'—Adver ^yi1'' '*™»tj"w———— Fireworks, ~" Don't Forget Paper Drive. . Auction Sale Saturday .'Ohry»I«r, Plymouth.; International, Every .Tuesday nlfrltt, salts and. service, Maurice Lon Chrysler, Plymouth, international. Chryj/ar, Plymouth, international. Relief Englno Co, will pick up at 1 p. m., at 24 Laroy Plao», Red Gene's U-Drlv....q, boa-»--t- ,.fishin- g parpar- to suit your' burner] ___ Branch."teaon wont, 10 o'olou. Sales and: •service. Maurice Jales and service, Maurice •papers and magazines, Call Red Bank. Household furniture. Wai- tieses. KoansburjKeansburgr BeachBeach , Phone and prices. Unexcelled Mr sharp. Publlo Is Invited,—Adver- Schwartz, Phone Red Bank 7«7.— Schwartz. Phom'Red BanV 787.— Bank S175, Save all papor- and ter DD,. Fields..Auctioneer.—Adver- Keansburg 8-0015-R. 37 Llnton Fred D. Wteoff Co, Bad ~ p tisement. Advertisement Advertisement. v magazines,—Advertisement, lsenent Plaoe.—Advertisement. phone BS2,—AdyartlMiBMti <^, '$••.::.%< ' * i Two. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. bride away and the attendants high schools, respectively. Denegan Weddings were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Le- spent 28 months In the South' Pa- Discharged Songs And Plays Taxi, Trailer Truck itting Races Brecque of Rumson. There wag a cific with the 82nd Construction Collide at Oceanport BUSS—O8GOOD reception after tht ceremony at battalion in the Navy "and Is now By Camp Members . Know Capt. McQalllard's house, after studying at Navy Morticians sohool. Two taxi passengers were In- It Under Way 'Announcement has been made of which the couple left for Pennsyl- After their return from a wed- jured Monday night when the cab the marriage of Miss Jan.e RUSJ, vania and New York. ding trip1 to New York the couple Parents' Prograhi In which they were riding collided Your daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard with, a trailer truck at the Jnter-, Freehold Track Russ of Cleveland, Ohio, to Sgt. wilt live at 593 Wall street, Eaton- BEEDER—BBODERICK town. ' ' Well Presented section of Monmouth Boulevard Victor R. Osgood, son of Sgt and and Comanche drive, Portaupeck, Government ichard Baker Drives Mrs. Victor I. Osgood of jjjeean- Miss Anne Ellxabeth Reedejr, shortly after ,8 p. m, port. The wedding took place at daughter of Brig. Gen. William 0'. LOOUE—CARTER Red Bank 'Y' Day camp mem- bers held a parents' program last Treated and admitted to Mon- 'iTfcree Winners For Cleveland on June 21. Reeder and Mrs. Beeder of Little Miss Rose Elizabeth Logtie, mouth Memorial hospital were Ann Silver, has been married to Lieut. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Thursday afternoon -which Included I songs and play* by the group. Kurzslnskl, 20, suffering from a HOLD THAT LINE! Spring Lake Owner James Charles Broderick, former- Logue of Keansburg, was married possible back injury, and Carl Lu- ly of New York, son of Neville C. Saturday afternoon to Howard Jimmy Macardell and Joan Leld- A new worry Is harassing Nevr ner presented a duet tap dance. bngo, 24, who was treated for a Jersey home-owners. They fear a Broderick, Knoxville, Tennessee Newell Carter, petty officer, first possible fracture of the right leg. [Trotting ruces started at the and the late Mrs. Broderick accord- class, U. s. Navy, son of Mrs. Paul- Bobby Flnelll rendered whistling rise in their property assessments old raceway yesterday after- solos and the boys' group gave a Both live on Tecumseh avenue, to match current inflationary »eal ing to word received here. Both the ine Ethel Carter of Douglas, Portaupeck. Son after the heavy rains forced bride and bridegroom are serving Georgia. Rev. Richard A. Ewtng demonstration of a punch/toll game. estate prices. Already one North operators of the Fred Fatzler in Germany, and the marriage was performed the ceremony at St. An exhibition of handicraft, made Jersey governing- body has in- | lOUTSB to postpone the scheduled performed June 29 inthe Berg Ka- by the campers, was staged after structed Its city assessors to raise Ann's church, Keansburg. Lingerie Shower assessments on commercial build- ^ naugural Monday. Although the pelle, near Heidelberg. Mr. Logue gave his daughter the entertainment. • rack was heavy, the customers As MIBS Reeder's father was then ings In keeping with the soaring away and the bride's brother Ed- Ribbons were awarded to the fol- For Marilyn Gray realty price market V Wro pleased with the brand of in India, the bride was given away mund acted as best man. The lowing for various activities of the * Being exhibited when Monmouth by Brig. (Jen. George S. Eyster, a camp: Mrs. Charles D. Elchler of Wash- Is the home-owner to be marked bridesmaid was Eleanor O'Connor for the slaughter—next? ' iounty took top honors of the day classmate and an old friend of the of Orange. Music was provided by Best all-around camper—First, ington avenue, Rumson, gave a lin- 41 Ml Freehold resident Richard Baker bride's family. MTS. William Chute gerie shower Thursday for Miss Recognizing the danger, tbo Ber- Miss Laverne Sands, organist, and Bobby Holiday; second, Jimmy gen County. Tax Board had notified !:.• fcova in three winners fur L. M. fo Plttsburg was matron of honor, Macardell; third, Betty Ann Ham- Marilyn Gray, also of Rumson, Who and the groom 'was attended by Michael Bergen of Red Bank, solo- the assessors In the county's-10 • Cordon, Spring Lake owner of ist, who sang "Mother At Your NICOLJNA D'ANTHONY let. will be married August at Rumson Stone Ridge Ace, and Hum Scott. her husband, Lieut Chute. The to Capt. Kenneth Edwards. • municipalities to hold the line wedding was followed by a recep- Feet Is Kneeling," "Panis An- Best attendances—First, Joan against inflationary assessment* he Ace took the curtain raiser gelicus" and "Ave Maria." Nicollna D'Anthony, son of Mr. Letdner; second, Bobby Finelll; Those present were Mrs. Fred- nd the fourth. tion at the f^otel Europa In Heidel- and to fix property valuations (or A reception at Balbach's restaur- and Mrs. Luclan D'Anthony of 56 third, Richard Burnone, erick W. Elchler, Mrs. Andrew Ble- taxing purposes at their 1910 tej- i Best price of the day was re- berg, after which tbe couple left gerstaff, mother of the bride-to-be; for a honeymoon in England. ant followed the ceremony. The. William street, arrived home Sun- Most co-operative—First, Jimmy able value. Any local assessor who £ forded in the sixth as L. Allen couple will live at Seeley avenue, day afternoon after having been Macardell; second, Joan Leldner; Mrs. Jack Kearns, Mrs. John Gar- violates the county board's order rferown brought in Flying High, Mrs. Broderick attended Whea- discharged from the Navy at New della, Jr., Misses Charlotte, Theo ton college and was graduated Keansburg. third Charles Matches. will lose his Job. That would be de- Tyhlch paid $61.50. The long shot Orleans. D'Anthony held a rank of Best athlete - First, Bobby and Ann Rellly, Helen Block, Aud- flating the Inflator, and justly so.' v made it by half a length over fav- from Radeliffe college In 1944. Her VERTREES—SCHEIDT pharmacist's mate, seoond class, rey McNair, Phoebe knapp, Mar- father was commandant of the Flnelli; second, Bobby Gullliams; In making its ruling against as- red Bonnie Scotland, with Good- and plans to study medicine after third, Bobby Holiday. garet Blggerstaff and/' Emmy Lou sessments, the Bergen board found <„' heart driving. Eastern Signal schools at Fort Miss Helen M. Vertrees, daughter Hubbard. / Sgt. and Mrs. Victor B. Osgood Monmouth from 1942 to 1944, be- of Mrs. Harold Taylor and the late several years of study at business Most progressive at punchball— that real estate values In the j • \ The feature races, the seventh school in Long Branch. His father First, Richard Burnone; second, county, based on current sales j,i «nd ninth, shared heavy betting. fore going to the China-Burma-In- William Vertrees of Louisville, Miss Marion Schenider was the dia theater of war. Kentucky, was married Saturday, Is proprietor of the. Middletown Billy Dowstra; third, Stephen Per- VETERANS WILL GET JOBS prices, a house- assessed at $5,600 * )jut the ninth was the thriller of market, Middletown village. :> bride's attendant and Charles Bo- Lieut Broderick graduated from July 13. to Charles E. Scheldt, son kins. Men and women who left insur- in 1940 could be assessed at (10,000 Ithe opener by far. The three money lan served the groom as best man. Most progresilve in handicraft— In 1946. ; horses crossed the wire in nearly Massachusetts Institute of Technol- of Mr. and Mrs. John Scheldt ot ance Jobs to serve with the nation's After the ceremony a reception ogy in 1944 and expects to return Rumson. Rev. W. Calvin Colby of- POSTHUMOUS ARMY AWARDS. First, Betty Ann Hamlet; second, armed forces, will find that the The same situation prevails In h- \ lead-heat fashion, prolonging the was hold at the Russ home, Sgt, nciateri at the ceremony which Bobby Flnelli; third, Bobby Holi- many other taxing districts V udges' decisions for considerable there In 1047 to study for a mas- The Distinguished FlyWig Cross business has a twofold educational Osgood, who spent three years In ter's degree. took place In the rectory of The. day. program waiting for them upon throughout the state. The New Jer- I fcime. the Pacific with the Army Air and an Air Medal with one Oak sey Taxpayers Association warns Rumson Presbyterian churtfh. leaf Cluster, awarded posthumously Most progressive at swimming— their return to civilian life. Im- '••• ; Flrtt Race—Classified pace, 1 1-15 corps, is stationed at West Palm HILLYER—EIGENRAtJCH Miss Mildred B. Scheldt and M. First, Jimmy Macardell; s>econd, mediately available will be printed against the folly or Jacking up lo- ;• milt. Stone Ridge Ace (Baker) H.BO, Beach, Florida, where he and his to Lieut. John F. Murphy, Mana- cal assessments on the basis of In- . S2.10, 12.20; Prakic Hunover (Qreth! John Scheldt, sister and brother of lapan avenue, Freehold, was pre- Joan Leldner; third, Bobby Flnelll. summaries of all Important changes J2.80. S2.40:~5Urlinii'a Pride (Penccr) bride will take up their residence. MIsa Marie Blanche Hlllyer, that have taken place In property, flationary-priced real estate sales. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold the bridegroom, were the attend- sented recently at the Officers' club Other features of last week's pro- $3.80. ants. gram was a visit to the Red Bank casualty and inland marine insur- "It would be courting the same ' Second Race—Classified pace. 1 1-16 BALSTEB—DAVEBJ.O. W. Hlllyer of New Monmouth, was at Newark to his father, Frank ance. Selected centers will provide boom-and-bust tragedy that re- «nile. SinKlo <;., Jr. ( Dnvi«) $4.20. $3.30, married on Monday of last week to Mr. Scheldt was discharged from Murphy. sewage disposal plant arid a trip to • 12.40; Hum Srott I Bnkir) -3.50, -2.70; the Army last year after having Sea Bright where a day was spent refresher courses. Also available sulted when the inflationary as- IDavid Guy D. IS. Dancer) ?3.30. Daily Miss Constance C. Balster. daugh- Christian Elgenrauch, son of Mr. Another posthumous award, con- served four and a half years. He on the beach. will be advanced and special adult sessing technique of the 1920*8 double paid S'J.TO. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bal- and Mrs. Henry Blgenrauch of sisting of the Distinguished Flying educational courses designed to fit stripped thousands of home-owners Third Rare—Classified pace, 1 1-16 ster of St. Paul, Minnesota, became Middletown. The ceremony took participated In the African and Trips to Brookdale. farm, Lin- 1 mile. Bonnie Scotland (Goodhearl) $5.60. Italian campaigns. Cross and Oak Leaf Cluster, and them for better Jobs. of their properties In the lKJO !," 33, $2.!>0: Caddie Hanover tWinuate) the bride of Robert John Daverlo, place at 6 o'clock at the home of the Air Medal and Silver and croft; Shadow lake and Marine the Association declares. Other J2.80. S2.G0: Duri» Frisco (Smith) »4.30. son of Mr and Mrs. IMnte Daverio the bride's parents with Rev. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Schedlt are living park are planned for this fifth week Plans are being developed for at 13 Throckmorton street, Eaton- Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters, to Lieut. providing adequate educational ed- county tax boards should follow Fourth Race—Clflrtsified pace. 1 1-16 of Lincroft, at a ceremony per- liam Powell of the New Baptist Albert M. Burbank, Jr., Neptune of the six-week progTam of the Bergen's example with a red-light mile. Slnne Ridiie Are (Baker) J3.20, church officiating. town. Day camp program. ucational facilities for those return- JI2.10. 82 SO: Penkie Hanover (Greth) formed Monday of last week in Cal- avenue, Avon, was received by Al- Ing veterans without previous In- warning: "Take heed, assessors. • 2.10. 12.20; Sih Markle (Lunby) vary Lutheran church, St. Paul. Harold W. Hillyer gave his bert M. Burbank, Sr. surance experience, who desire to There must be no inflated assess- JJ2.90. The service was read by Rev. A. H. daughter In marriage, and the ma- BLAGDAN—VAN BRUNT. Fifth Bar.—Clas ifurl pace, 1 1-16 COUNTY BIRTHS enter the business either as agents ments." , mile. Hum Scott (Bakci) 14.60, J4. Braun, and was followed by a re- tron of honor was Mrs. Thomas L. Announcement 1MS been made of or company employees. There will 12.60: Hollyuonri SvteUr (Smith) Parrlsh, sister of the bride. Miss DIES OF INJURIES. Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Carhart of . .. teU ception at the home of the bride's the marriage of Miss Helen Blag- be Jobs for many new employees. A Balanced State. 116.10, tP.20; Sinvle G.. Jr. ((Davi>) parents. Hillyer wore a rose street length dan, daughter of Mr. and MrB. Rev. Thomas J. Wheelwright, 35, Keyport are the aronpts of a son 12.80. dress with a crepe net inset at the The extensive progress In broad- ' SUth Race—Classified puce. 1 1-16 The bride wore a gold traveling Frank Blagdan of East Keansburg, formerly of the St. Alphonsus Re- born yesterday afternoon at River- ening fire and property Insurance New Jersey council report! that mile. Flying Hi*h (Brown) 161.10. $9.20. suit with a corsage of white orchids neckline, white accessories and a to Joseph Van Brunt of Red Bank treat house o.t West End, died Mon- view hospital. although New Jersey Is one of the $6.80; Bonni« Scotland (Goodheart) small white hat with a short veil. coverages, In providing new types |3.90. $3.60; Lou Sidney (CraiK) $13.1' and a coronet of white flowers in Sunday afternoon at the Belford day at a hospital at Scranton, Mr. and Mrs. Lydon .Hendrick- of protection and "all-risk" policies largest manufacturing states In Seventh Rarf—Clu sined trol, 9-16 Mn. Parrlsh was dreBsed in a Methodist church. Rev. Paul J. Pennsylvania, from injuries suf- son of Freehold are the parents of the nation, about 40% of Its total her hair. She wan attended by her white eyalet top, a black skirt and to fit the policy-holders' changing mile. Norman Krlsro cRudnick) $7.10. sister, Miss Nancy Balster. Ray- Myers performed the ceremony. fered In an automobile accident. a daughter born yesterday at Fit- needs, makes It desirable for veter- area Is occupied by over 27,000 13.60, S3.60: Ada Rnurn (Duffoid) carried a corsage of pink roses. Ro- kin hospital. ' 13.90. 03; Walter Reynolds (Young) mond Llndemeyer of St. Paul was Miss Christine Blagdan and An- Father Wheelwright waB a member ans who plan to re-enter the field •farms. Each farm Is about 73 bert Bigenrauch, the bridegroom's Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson of acres In size and produced an av- 16.70. best man. brother, waa best man. drew Btagdan, sister and brother of the Redemptorlst Order and was of general Insurance to use this ed- Eighth Racp—Cla»»Jfled trot, 9-16 The double ring ceremony was I of the bride, were the attendants. a half-brother of Premier Eamon 57 East Bergen place, Red Bank, ucational short-cut to get up to dale erage gro»j income In 1948 of bet- Tlije. Jo.-cdnle Scoll (Smith) 14.90. A reception was held for 60 13.40. $2 60; Clare Return (DfTord) witnessed by approximately 150 Following the marriage, a recep- deValera of Eire. are the parents of a son born yes- as quickly as possible. ter than $7,000. 15.20. $3.SO: May F. Guy (Lonj) 17.80. relatives and friends of, the bride, guests at the home of the bride's tion was given by her parents, with terday at Monmouth Memorial hos- Postwar educational planning: Is Ninth Ran—Clarified trot. 1 1-lfi parents which was decorated with whom they will live after their re- pital being coordinated by the National rhlli-. Norman Krlsrn (Rudnlck) $7.HO. and also present were the groom's white streamers and a white bell 2-HOUB TRAIN JAM llX.10. SS.r.O: BridCPt Hanover (GretM parents, his uncle and aunt, Mr. turn from a honeymoon in Penn- Mr. and Mrs, Henry Sandlass of Association of Insurance agents and • 19.70. J7.R0: Krllov Dillon (Good- hung from the center of the ceil- Traffic was tied up for almost Sea Bright are tbe parents of a Its affiliated state associations.. Ex- and Mrs. Leondro Porrino of Elm- ing. White was also the theme of sylvania. l Bcart) Mil hurst, Long Island, and Thoma" Mr. Van Brunt Is employed by the two hours Tuesday night when the daughter born this morning at perts from fire and casualty Insur- I TYnlh liii.-. C-liinainvil trot. 1 1-16 the church decorations, and music 5:36 train from New York broke Monmouth Memorial hospital. ance companies are giving time to jnile. r.nil'j Silent Nile (Guarge) J20.6O. Irving Brown, publisher of the Red for the ceremony was provided by A. & P. Company at Red Bank. t*10, J7-. May P. Guy (I.onnl S5. J5.4O; Bank Register. down and had to be pushed from help make the postwar plan effic- Barnli] Hanover Freeman fu- FOUND AT SEA BRIGHT Galloway of Fort Monmouth, was Tho bride wore a brown suit wUh er builnfii ithool court* with Kptmei ijernl home will he nt St. Rose of John Fholan, 12, of Koarny was a cemetery, married WedneRday of last week aqua blouse, brown accessories and •alii, at tht end of a S-ytar snlltfmtnt. A m'odqrn touch |s added to the typloal Capo Cod cottage tp give to Lieut. Frank Snow, ion of Mr. wJilto carnations. Miss Bellslo picked up by Patrolman Charles 9. CMM of branch of isrvlcs and over- II. S. Army this, house its 6pon plan and large window expanse. Designed by and Mrs. James Snow of Lyons, was dressed in a light green suit Carlson of Sea Bright on Ocean Elmor Gylleoit of Elgin, Illinois, Its cost1 Is pstlmatod at $7,000 for HAILOIl lll'ICIS FOOT Now York by Cnpt. Jamea P. Mc- with white accessories and wore a avenue yesterday morning at 4 •in thiatsr (ol thoit still owl on 3-ytar tnlltlmtnh. - most looaiftlOB, exclusive- of land, the sldowalls arc faced* 'with ply- Edward Mnhci, senman n'riLcluBi, Kolve'y at chapel number. 3 on the nonage of pink carnations. ' o.'olock. He had been misting from wood and vortical bnttonp lond acoonta. Gable onus art; horizontal i iv pnClont nt Brooklyn, nnvol ho». post: The brldo and groom art gradu< his homo at Kearny since 6 o'clock clapboards. Hoofing la asphalt shlngloo, it built without a, bise- ;lteJ with tk iracturcd loot. Capt. A. McGalllard. « the Ited Bank Tost Otttco Building fttV ; atej of Natoma and long Branch thov previous, nighty fflcnt the jtalrhall lq the "oft,rear, ot tbe plan provide* a, utility; room, RED BAN£ REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. Farewell Parties West Keansburg For George Reeves r tan-lie bought Roy Seamen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Resigns As Westside Harry P.* Seamen, 'cefebrafca hi* eighth birthday Friday at a special Branch 'Y' Secretary dinner arranged for Mm--with *!• 'parents and two grandmother*, Mrs. Madeline Seamen of Weft ,•• George Reeves, Jr., whose-resig- Keansburg and M,rs. Susan Bab- nation as executive secretary, of cany of Blmhurst,. U>ng, Island, the WCesUlde branch YMCA be- present Among his birthday, fctftf comes effective August 1, will be was his first bicycle which was gjv- tendered a farewell banquet next en to him by his grandmother, Mr*. . Wednesday night at the Carver ho- Babcany* tel under joint sponsorship of the Mrs. Mary Crowley observed her 'Women's auxiliary and the Com- birthday Thursday. Mr*. Crbwley mittee of Management of the and her son James, spent the day branch. Reservations are being in New York city slght-se,elng and made with William Worraley, Jo- attending a show. • seph Vinccnt'and Arthur Russell. Mrs. Nell Johnson was to New Mr. Reeves received two useful Brunswick Monday and Tuesday . gifts as a token of appreciation of visiting-her daughter. hi* work at the Westside "7" from Mrs. Donahue • of NeWarK has the Women's auxiliary at a party opened her summer home on Eighth lut Wednesday night held at street where she will spend the re- •Miss Marion'Lyons' home in .Fair mainder of the summer. . • Haven. A buffet supper was served Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas have during the evening. , returned from an automobile trip The .Roverettes also gave Mr. to Indiana. They enjoyed the scen- Reeves a party at which Edna Wil- ery en route but found the weather son, president, tn behalf of the much too hot. group spoke of the valuable assist- John Kale, Jr., of Fourth street, ance he had given the club and saved a child's life while swimming said he would be greatly missed in Crystal pool last week. ttrrsteeves was-nresented with a Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Vorhies, Jr. gift foil which h« expressed his deep went to Delaware Water Gap on apprecietton^and wished the club their wedding trip. continued success. The Ladles' auxiliary of The Committee of Management Keansburg fire company held accepted Mr. Reeves' resignation meeting Wednesday, July 24. with regret at the last meeting and Star of Bajrslde council, 102, commended the work he had done Daughters of America, will meet at during the last 19 months. He ex- West Keansburg flre house Friday, pressed his sincere thanks to all July 28. those who have assisted him in hit work here. UNION BEACH BESIDENT. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nappl are Eatontown parents of a son, born Sunday at Monmouth Memorial hospital. (The Red Bank Reffliter can be bought In Eatontown from Qonnle'e, A. J. Haffue. D. Uncban and Da via') The firemen were called out Sat- urday night to' the Bennett house on Wyckoff road, where they ex- tinguished a chimney blaze before serious damage resulted. There's A beach party will be h£ld next Wednesday at Beach1 Haven by Pride of CreBcent council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. A large at- tendance of members to expected. No Shortage A game party was held Monday evening and a Polyanna and birth- day party will be the attraction of next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Blossey are moving next week from South street to Port Monmouth, where Life Insurance they purchased a home. He is em- ployed by the Seaboard Ice com- pany in Red Bank. Mrs. Fred Covert, member of the local Sons and Daughters of Liber- ty lodge, has been confined to her home for the last two weeks with illness. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Morris of SEE US OR CALL Lewis street are on a motor vaca- tion trip. Mr. and Mrs. William Kolb of East Orange, accompanied by three friends from Pateraon, visited Mr. Leonard M. Marthens Kolb's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schlck of Lewis 84 Harding Road, street one day lait week. They took In the races at Monmouth Park. Red Bank Nomination of officers will take Phone Bed Bank 6-1887 place at the meeting August S of Eatontown Post, American Legion, or 6-01M-B. in the post rooms at Borough hall. Miss Barbara Moeby of Newton Is spending a vacation with her grandmother, Mrs. A. C. MosBy, and her great-grandmother, Mrs. Ada B. Nafew. Mrs. John L. Herr and children KIDNEYS are at Westvllle, where the Meth- odist minister's wife was called by the illness of her mother. MUST REMOVE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mount and daugbterg^JOcelyn and Claire are on a vacation trip in the New Eng- EXCESS ACIDS land states. Help IS MOM of KldWTubta Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kantor of Flush Out Poisonous Waata IfroahaTeanexceuafiddsfajonrtt>6& Belsbaw avenue are the parents of roar 16 miles of Mdner tabes rosy be ores. a eon born Saturday at Monmouth worked. Theactinrfiltcx* and tabes anwoxfc. Memorial hospital. in, day and night to help Natale rid mv arttem of exeeaa add* and poisonous waste. Mr. and Mrs., Lewis Marzulla are When dlsoideror kidney niiction permit* the parents of a daughter born twli OMA, Monday at Monmouth Memorial leg pains, loss of pep and enan, Btttfin op hospital. nisbts, swelling; paOness mia the eyes, headaches and dinlneas. Request or aeuij- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan are peungea irith amarttJU and buzubm some- the parents of a daughter, born Sunday at Monmouth Memorial Kidneys mar need help til* •ami as bow. hospital. as, ao uk TOOT drassbt f or Dou'i pflla, a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennett are •timolantdhirttic uaeitucctatdllr brmO- Uou for over 40 Tears. Doan's giTe nappy the parents of e daughter, born relief and wffl help the 15 miles of kidney Sunday at Monmouth Memorial tobe; fltuh out poUouoos waste from TOUT hospital. blood. Get Doan's Pill*. . j. ADVANCE SALE There's an exciting story to tell about our new furs ... Here's just •• Mnw ACHONT ouARAMim>\ot •• rowtr MOMY,-; IACK — —» a glimmer of what you'll see. Flares and more flares., .fuller... in lengths that you love and new lengths you'll learn toJovtS ' Sleeves . . . wide, draped, delightful in gauntlet styles, puslvups, VROTECT'PERISHABLESI balloons, parachutes (you'll have to come to see the difference In each type). The furs themselves have a new look because of rn~tr=~~ acles in modern color blending. Don't wait a day ... if you'r* planning on a fur coat for next Winter. Now is the time to act ... to save money ... to get a far superior coat!

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-^ v a^Moninouth St, pe'a Bonk. TeL.e-USl. BOTH STORQS AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT b J J! Sia •'•.;•>?.,', ' w: Trucks from the large cities load- Keansburg ed vdth passengers are coming to Women Republican Ksausburg for week-ends. Because (The Red Bank Beslater m be fcoupht Wit ' • In Keaniburs from John Civitan. Chrut- th«M Week-end visitors. Utter" the Executives Meet Male or Female man's, Charles Vosel, H, Kalaer, Qaorffe beiohss and streets with rubbish Swiss, S. S. Stork, Xiehoty'a and j£aa An executive board meeting ot burs Drutt Co.) the matter has been brought to the attention of the commissioners. the IMS Bank Women's Republican RETAIL CATALOG club was held Friday night at the Mr. and Mrs. Terence Crust ot The will of Mrs. Lent. 3. Fiedler 1 Ocean avenue are the parents ot was probated In surrogate court re- home of Mrs . Carl Bchwenker of SELLING a son bom Thursday at Monmouth cently. Mrs. Lillian Krutger. of River road, Plans .were made for Memorial hospital. Baft Keansburg wai btgueathed the annual summer card party" to Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy, of POO. The rest ot the estate in equal be held at the Woman's club on Port Monmouth road are the par* shares went to Albert Harry Fied- Broad street August 28 under the ents of a daughter born Saturday ler of Falmouth, Massachusetts, a direction of Mrs. Joseph Serplco SALES HARDWARE DEPT. and Mrs. Carl Schwen'ker, co-chair- at Monmouth Memorial hospital. grandson, and to Mrs. Rlsta Heslin jrow BU _ -fl of the Bronx, a riltoe. William C. men. They will be assisted by mem- Upon recommendation of the Zon- bers of the executive board. cbfau in iatudtu rprmlnf order. ing board an ordinance for keeping Johnson was the executor. R»*»oniAleeh»rgei,E»tinitttfari Diamond the section between Main street and Miss Helen Best of 132 Creek road Others who attended the meeting SALES HOUSEWARE DEPT. Eoga^dne Beacon Beach residential in char- was married to Pvt. Charles 0. were Mrs. J. Albert VanScholk, aliked fatdrwew Bine in the acter was read and approved at the BranBom of Compton street, Bel- Mrs. Edward Downs, Mrs. Richard modern m'oiif' . last meeting of the borough com- ford, in chapel 1 at Fort Monmouth, Hackstaff, Mrs. William Water- 40-Hour Week. missioners. On August 6, at the recently. The ceremony was per- man, Mrs, Joseph Irwln, Mrs. Har- next meeting of the council, there formed by Chaplain Richard W, old Allen and Mrs, Harry Klataky. Paid Vacations; Holidays. will be a final hearing on the mat- Jungfer, Jr., and Mrs. Lillian Stan- Mrs. Clayton Wilson was added to ter. »kl of Natco road, Union Beach, the list of new members. Experienced Preferred, But Not Necessary. A RARE JEWEL the groom's sister, and Mrs. Lillian Sewing Center Increased Interest is being shown in the Beacon Be&oh Tennis club. A. Foster of Center avenue were A number of persons have asked witnesses. Hazlet 43 Monmouth Street for membership. The present mem- Rev. Qeorge Kraft, former as- Apply in a perfect setting bers are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen No* sistant pastor of St. Ann's ohurob, (The B*d Bank KeaUKr can b« bought ter, Mrs. Dorothy Carhardt, Mrs. has come from Hazelton, North Da- In Hazltt at the postoffice and from Red Bank Stella Martin, George Paul, Charlos kota, to visit his friends in Keans- Peieut) SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. .'7. is what every woman desires most in her Walter P. Dean, Jr., of Clifton, Phone R. B. 6-3806 Engagement Ring. Such an all-important gift Walters, Jack Stone, Alan MaoDon- burg and vicinity. 27 Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. ald, Gordon Behn, Vaughn Behn, Charles Dunevan of Euclid ave- spent the week-end with his par- must be perfect . ,.'. and you can be sure of Ned Davis, Leon Zuckerman, An- nue met with an accident and had ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Dean. perfection when you buy "her" diamond here. drew Bordlca, Charles Carhart, to be taken to Dr. Mlele's office In Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tortoricl Our expert guidance is at your command in Ross McKay and Peroy and Joe the first aid ambulanoe. Several have moved from Holmdel turn- *r selecting the "(diamond that she will treasure Martin. One member, Robert Far- stltob.es were taken to close the pike to Lodl. ley, is still In service. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tintla of * dearly through all the yean to come. wound In his leg. QILM Veteran ice cream peddlers have The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pompton Plains spent the week- become a problem to the borough post 1958, held their meeting last end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. commissioners. Established me: Friday evening. Educational pic- George Emmons. chants who sell ice cream are ob- tures were shown by the veterans Miss Margaret L. Wilson of WILBURS jecting to having the ice cream to which their families and friends Brooklyn ta visiting Mr. and Mrs. —JEWELER— trucks parked near their stores and were Invited. A clambake has b»en Ernest ID. Peseux. diverting trade from them. They planned to be held on the post's Mrs. Joseph I. Lehan and chil- have reminded the commissioners grounds In the early falj. It was dren have returned from Plttsbtfrg, Wanted Reliable Man 15 Broad Street Red Bank that they pay heavy taxes to the reported that the "Year Book" had Pennsylvania, where they visited borough In order to conduct busi- gone to press. rellatlvu. ness and have suggested that the The president of the Lions' club, Frank Hertle has purchased a veteran ice cream peddlers be as- Henry Schwelcer, is employing ad- new Hudson automobile. signed to residential districts. • Miss Marlon L. Peseux has re- Experienced in merchandising of Men's vertising solicitors for work on the turned home after an automobile directory being compiled in order trip with a group of girls to Cape to hasten Its publication. Cod, Massachusetts1. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Frenoh- Apparel for permanent position with oppor- Free-Flowing, Mrs. Pauline K. Nelson has re- t man entertained Mr. and Mrs. Al- turned to New Vork city after a lan H. Bear of Irvington Thursday. visit with Mrs. Emma T. Rudiger. Clean-Btu-ning ! Raymond Stryker of Leola ave- tunity for advancement with Red Bank firm. nue will have his bungalow com- J. Frank Wsigand Is having his pleted and ready for occupancy by home repainted by Paul T. Ryder Low flashpoint —qulck-lgnltli of Red Bank. these characteristics of our Fue August 1. Misa Maryann Smale has re- Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M, weekdays; 9 A. M. Luke Heary of Main street is turned home from the New Jersey Oil insure complete combustion i VICTORY building a two-car garage. elimination of excessive sooty real-] Conference of the Methodist Irving Broander of Broander Youth's Fellowship at Pennington to 9:30 P. M.Saturdays. due. In short, they make for bet pllacs la having a two-week's vaca- Institute. CHOICE tion. ter operation of any oil burner uniU] STEER Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder and That's the kind of Oil you need, I Edward Callahan of Creek road, son David of Savannah, Oa., Mrs. MARKET LAMB an employee at the Fowler and Ca- William Bltterman and daughter Write R.S.P., Box 511, Red Bank kind you will get when you orde BEEF sino theaters, who has been home Edna Kay of Mlddletown, Pa., are from us. for a month has returned to Allen- .visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- wood hospital for further treat- Cleaster and family. giving references and stating expected RED BANK ment. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Behler, Dr., Miss Doris Blglo and Miss Hil- have returned to LaFayette, Indi- salary. Fred D. Wikoff CoJ da Wltte of Palisades were week- ana, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. 21 W. FRONT STREET TEL. 6-0508 end visitors at the home of Miss Robert Behler and children. Red Bank, N. J. Blio's aunt and uncle, Mr. and The First Aid squad held a plcr Mrs. A. A. Franck of Carr avenue. nlo Tuesday night at Hertle's pool. They also visited relatives and Tel. 6-0552 - 6-0554 friends in Red Bank and Fair Ha- en. BONELESS MARYLAND LEGS Frank McCulan of Hollywood, California, la spending the week with Chief and Mrs. Charles Mc- POT SPRING Gulra of Maple avenue. Mrs. B. Moran and her daughter Agnes were week-end visitors at the Mc- Qulre home. Mrs. Carrol Anderson of Dallas, Texas, la spending the summer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Patterson of Rarltan avenue. Roast Lamb rs. Patterson and Mrs. Anderson were guests at the home of Mrs. Harold Horton of White Plains dur- The Showplace of the Shore ing the past week. George Wallace of Port Mon- mouth road, an employee of Collins Brothers, was Injured by a bag of Announces A New Policy cement falling on his ankle. He was taken to Rlvervlew hospital by 59* 49* the first aid ambulance for X-rays and examinations and la now con- fined to his home. Mrs. Grace Hodgklnson was in CHOICE STEER FRESH Newark Thursday and Friday vis- iting her daughter and son-in-law and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Martin CHUCK CHOPPED Webber and Martin, Jr. NO COVER Mr. and Mrs. L. MacDonald and heir daughter Dlanne of Freehold moved to their home on Francis place Saturday. Jacob L. Frenchman, sponsor of the "Keansburg Blood Library" was CHARGE Invited to attend a meeting of the Junior Servloe league of Monmouth ROAST BEEF county Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fred Russell of Shrewsbury, president of the league, for the pur- AT ANY TIME! pose of discussing his project. A similar service of typing blood and having volunteer blood donors may be formed by the Junior Service league for all of* Monmouth county Effective as of July 24 there will be no In cooperation with Monmouth cover charge at any time at Sea Girt Inn. Memorial hospital. Featuring 42* Dick Thomas has become the Come, join your friends for a BIG evening 39* manager of Murland theater. The engagement of Miss Eleanor . . . you'll make it a nightly habit Dine, DICapua of 53 Highland avenue to' BOB CHESTER dance... the food is perfect, the music sen- FRESH STEWING or Hayward Cowalt, son of Mr. and The Nation's Newest Mrs. Braxton of Alabama, has been sational! - announced by Mrs. Margaret De- Semation LOIN SALAD Genlto, a sister of Miss DICaputa. Mr. Coswalt was recently dis- And His Orchestra charged from the Navy. Group 4 of the CIA met at the home of Mrs. Edward Crear of CONTINUOUS Main street this week. Mrs. Alvin Adams of Port Monmouth road was ENTERTAINMENT hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kmetta and Chickens ohlldren Dorothy and Walter, Jr., PORK are In Keansburg for a two-weeks Dancing Until vacation. They are staying at the homo of Mrs. Kmetta's brother, An- drew Mularchuck. 3 A.M. Holmdel Mrs. Charles Ely and Mrs. Wll- 495. lard White have gone to Boston to 39* visit their mother, Mrs. Joseph G. Armstrong, who is very 111. Mrs. Edward Mueller of Orange, FRESH or CORNED has accompanied Mrs. J. J. Holmes 92 SCORE on a vacation trip to Buckhill Falls, Pocono mountains, Pennsylvania. PLATE Holmdel township has. finished resurfacing Hlllcrest road, Har- mony road and Line road. In The Bar... The Dally Vacation Bible school completes its work, tomorrow. BROADWAY JONES and Everyone Is Invited to attond the closing program of the sohool to- HUGHIE W00LF0RD .BUTTER morrow evening at S o'olock at Songs Supreme Marlboro chapel. The program will BEEF illustrate what has been learned -"-• ' '•J|l*»*Wi'-1'Lf *-.«:!»W' And also ..an exhibit of the handi- '•&m^ms9rm?mtm£Z2xi'9 HIGHWAY-4-N; SEA GIRT The Young People's club of the Lqng Branoh Reformod churoh. In- vited the Holmdel Youth Fellow- ship group to attond a beaoh party last ntght. . Rev, George Ammormon of "the Red Bank Reformed church -will 731 pfflQlato'at tho Lord's, Supper sar- vlc'e at the Reformed church Sun- day,1 August i, ^" RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. - PIANOS SOLD - May-VanNote Troth reconditioned, repaired, PIANO LESSONS bought,' nflnlshea. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. May- of At Your Horn, ^.r,Mr,Studio laurel atnMti' Red" Bank, announce Mr. Scott-Huntingtbh Fred. A. Wohlforth, B. S; Ed. the engagement of their daughter, Tuner-TeohnliW Pianist for Cluba, Rtctotlatu, «tc Miss Evelyn A. Hay, to Arthur J. 1013 F Street, Bel^ar, N. J. 2 SllvarwblU Ava, »t Plnckney Rod VanNote, eon of Mr. and MM. Wil- Phone 9-2INHIJ R. B. 6-2499-J liam VanNote, of 56. Westalda ave- nue, 'fto date has been set for the wedding:. , > Wfien you want the finest

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MISS EVELYN MAT . •** PLUSH CARPET AND CANOPY 8 The bride-to-be was graduated from Tlnton Falls school and Is employed at tbe Colonial restaur- Come take your pick from our abundant supplies of firm, I like the customers who buy in my store so much ant. Mr. VanNote is a graduate of juicy frufu . .. young vegetables. . sand crisp salad greens. They're Red Bank high school and was re- rich with garden-fresh flavor, because they're rushed direct to your sometimes I think I'd like to have a beautiful canopy over cently discharged, after three years A&P from famous growing area*. You'll find the prices mighty of service. He was with Gen'. Pat- tempting, tool their heads and thick plush carpet on which they might ton's Third Army overseas. walk when they enter the store. But plush carpet and Miss May Is a twin sister of Miss Ethel May, who Is employed In the canopies cost a lot of money and if I had them 1 would Caramel Sweet shop. Frith, large ind crispy Frun Ciliftrnli firms bchs. have to pass the cost along to the customers by charging more for merchandise. This would happen because the Belford customer always pays, the merchant's overhead. So, I'll (The Bed Bank Uenliler can b« bought Hone grown 'stalks In Belford from H. Clay Blair, Waaser- man'i. Ahern'i and John O'Nclll'a store) CELERY do without plush carpet, canopies, and all the other frills. Mrs. Mabel' McGrath of Harris U. S. No. 1 By keeping our expenses low and with our low rent you avenue ha* returned to her position grade lbs. get a full merchandise dollar's worth when you buy from In Red Bank after a week's vaca- YELLOW ONIONS tion. us. Every cent you pay goes towards the merchan- Mrs. Lillian Finucan of Oakes avenue is still confined to her house dise—not for frills. Is it any wonder so many people are following an operation three weeks NEW CABBAGE HUM grown Ib. •t .'.. now trying us first ? ago. Mrs. Ivar Ft. Jones spent Wednes- day at Newark. Scouts Bob Otten, Bud Smith, Canning! BUI Johnson, Arthur Koelsch, Dom- YELLOW SQUASH ~ inic Mullaney, Donald Merker, Don- upplies old Hyers and Chester Rockhill and Rosenfeld Furniture Co. Scoutmasters Tommy Cairns, C. E. FANCY Now! i Smith and William Sefcik of troop SCALLIONS """"•" 189 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank 27 enjoyed a hot dog roast at Leo- nardo last week. FRESH CREAMERY Closed Wednesday afternoons ending Aug. 28th. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Baer of Niagara Kails, New Tork, are POTATOES »'«"»*10s [spending a few days with Mrs. i Baer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wasserman of Campbell's Junction. Don't wait until the last mm-' Vandals uprooted six large to- BUTTER ute—select your hom« canning" mato plants in the garden of Mrs. needs now while supplies are plan*, I Florence Fox, Main street, Friday / St. Ann's Annual ! night Mrs. Fox is offering a re- GRADE tiful. A&P has a wide assortment ofi | ward for Information concerning f jars, glasses, rubber rings, Ttaegan^^ the culprits, 'AA spices . . . and other necessities, too. i Miss Laura Runyon Is enjoyln Prices are thrifty! a week's vacation from her position in an insurance office at Red Bank. **^ Mason Jars fT55c1 CARNIVAL ,lt*at Shrewsbury

lTh» Bed Bank Register can b« bought V "Z"19«r COME ONE . in Shrewsbury at the Shrewsbury M«r- ••••tar" LARGE SIZE , ket «nd at Greenwood*! store and at H. Clay Bair'a Service Station and Slngin Rubber Rings 1 Wheei. Arena) >' 8 oi. bol. COME ALL Mr. and Mr». Fred W. Tapper of Certo . . 24*' Thomas avenue and daughter Jean idor are on a trip in the New England statee. Mrs. Tapper is enjoying a Brnm ud White M. C. P. Fruit Pectin : 9* vacation of two weeks from her duties In the local poetofflce. Dur WILIMERE Paraffin Wax 2^25* Ing her absence Miss Elinor Elor BRAND FUN GALOI dan Is assisting her mother, Mrs. Cider Vinegar ™™ K 63« James Riordan, at the office. q John Hamm and his daughter, White Vinegar «"« b o12i Entertainment Nightly Miss Marie Hamm of Broad street, are visiting friends in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. pisbrow . „ t9 Dromedary of Borden street spent part of last 9^' week with his brother, Christopher IDuff's Prizes ~ Games Disbrow and family of Franconla Notch, New Hampshire. Brlddle Cats* "pig. I Of The next regular meeting of the lot 1 M Refreshments Dancing mayor and council will be held M SSBWBBamJal M da assaaaa af SBBBBBI *m rAHvAKt jtv OX« ^B M A* 9 Tuesday night, August 6. Aunt Jemima FLOUR Pk9. J« Pony Rides Boxing PABTY FOB ALFRED RALPH Kellogg's Pep . ^ 9« Wrestling — Ground Prizes Alfred Ralph of Colt's Neck, re- cently discharged from the army, Kellogg's Rice Krisples .^12« was given a welcome home dinner 5 • • • Sunday at Colt's Neck Inn by Mr. Rice Gems MMWIM ^11« and Mrs. Joacquln A. Lawrence Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Rice Puffs tBHHtfiELo ^7«; All This To Be Found Alfred Ralph and children, Ken- 0 neth and Dlan, Mr. and Mrs. War- National 3 Minute Oats p ^12« —ON— ren Snedeker and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence, Junket ""NET Tablets^ ^11« St. Ann's Church Grounds OLAIR E. KIRCHNEB ENGAGED NYLON Baker's ?7«\> Cocoa P\019« * Mr. and Mrs. A. Klrchner of At- Grapefruit Juice 21:)- 25c lantic Highlands have announced •tVattsVa *Bd GRAPEFRUIT Oi8oz.QQ, DIP Baker's *%$ Cocoa ..107 lb « CARR AVENUE KEANSBURG, N. J. the engagement of their daughter, C -1 Ce Clair Ellen, to Bernard C. Welch. orange JUICE I «... JJ lona Cocoa 4 i BOROEN'S-LlquldorPaw.ir Orange Juice l°19c TMT 21,25c mm z BISQUICK OUH OWN ,% Campbell's %'" °r 16c DAW 42" Rayon With 20oz. PomnhoH'c MUSHROOM IO^OIIC. ••ftOM* *l® BRAN pkg. MKV UainpOBII S SOUP can IDC 18c

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Bet«ll'Salesrooms: Tel.'and Shnn-at-Hqmo SUPER SUDS 157 Broad St. Service! WtiH Available Wkeii Avallabta Oor. Harding ltd, FABRIC FAIR BEd Bank 0-?80O BBoms 8 and 1, ng. " t ' M Red Bank, N. J.; , pkg. "i25 * *iy. * A m J_ ' ",&m RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. METHODIST , Fair Haven ' Belford. f •S-'&i'.' Mrs. Kenneth O'Connor «'JOak A Happier World f PERTAINING TO Servtoes Sunday will 'consist of Ridge, Tennessee, Is visiting \tx church-school at 9:30 o'clock un- parents, Mr. and Mrs. William 3. Deaths In Red Bank ANY are wking, fWhrt la fail to express nnselflshness, pa- der the direction of George Seeley, Spence of Lake avenue. Mrs. O'Con- wrong with the world?" We tience, tolerance, forgiveness, gra- f&VR LOCAL CHURCHES superintendent, followed by a ser- nor accompanied her parents on Mexpected a different world titude, and other gnoes cf spirit* mon at 10:46, "Balaam The Angelic, their motor .trip from Wichita, and Vicinity once the war was over. We The true selfhood of each of us VIBST BAPTIST FIRST CHUECH OF CHRIST, Devil," delivered by Paul J. Myers, TCansaa, where they attended the thought (hat what we considered Is the reflection of God, dl*in# f SCIENTIST the pastor. At 7:45 o'clock that Bed Bank. wedding of their son, Justin. HARBV CURTIS. ' ANNA B. DOUGHTY. / the good things of life would sobd Lore. Proving this spiritual fact Red Bank night, there will be another sermon, Mr, and Mrs. Rocco Dlllione and be available. We believed that is the worth-while objective of Church school will meet Sunday "The Movement Led By Berhard Harry Curtis, 77, a life-long resi- Hie. Anna B. Doughty, a resident ' morning at 9:45 o'clock. There will •Truth" is the lesson-sermon »uto- son Arthur of Lake avenue are va- everyone would be so grateful the life. We overcome (ear, stcknep, ject for Sunday, July 28. Groot and John WyoHff." dent of Bed Bank, died early Tues- here for the past four years, died be a. worship program during the cationing at Atlantlo City. day morning at his home, IS Tower Tuesday evening at the home of her war was over that all would be lack, and other inharmonies }n Golden text: "Into thine hand I Prayer meeting and Bible study Mrs. Lester C. England has re- glad to do everything possible proportion as we realize that w» 'opening session followed by classes are conducted on Wednesday nights Hill avenue, following a lengthy, ill- daughter, Mrs. Marian McCleea, 80 In Bible study for every age group. commit my spirit: thou hut re- covered from her illness and has ness. West Front street, after a lengthy toward inaldng a better world. are In reality the children of di» deemed me, O Lord God of truth." at 7:45 by the pastor. , resumed operation of her lunch- But selfishness and greed seem to vine Love, hence spiritual,... ,. ' At the ll o'clock morning service, John Lenta and his committee Born in Red Bank, the son of! the illness. the,pastor, Rev. W. Clinton Powers (Pa. 31:5). eonette at Riv^r and Fair Haven late Henry H. and Margaret Bor- Mrs. Doughty was born In New have stepped in. Instead of work- Wonderful It the result of «n- Sermon. Paaaiges from the King are working out plans for the roads. . Will preach on the topic, "God's church-school picnic to be held at den Curtis, Mr. Curtis was. In his Tork city, the daughter of the late ing together unselfishly, many ap- derstandlng the glorious fact Ujat Plumbline.' Music, under the di- James version of the Bible in- Mrs. E. H. Cloud is a surgical youth, a member of the Bed Bank Daniel and Balome Wickert Bucher- pear bent on self-aggrandizement. man is animated only by divine clude : Aabury Park August 7. Buses will patient at the Underwood hospital rection of Frederick K. Ball will leave the church at 9 o'clock. Bicycle club, 'an exempt member of er, and had lived in Fair Haven for Each wants to see how much he Love, It enable* us spontaneously, include the organ prelude. "Caprice "Thou ahalt not bear false wit- at Woodbury, the Navesink Hook and Ladder 32 years before moving to Red can acquire for himself. to express selfless qualities so Viennois,"' Krcister; due!, "The ness against thy neighbor." (Ex. Ellis We,t>b of River road has re- company and the Red Bank fire de- Bank. The remedy, of course, is un- evident in the lite which reflect* Lord Is My Shepherd," Smart, by 20:16) "He that speaketh truth BAPTIST ceived bis discharge from the Navy. partment, a member of Mystic lodge, She Is survived by another daugh- selfish service. Only as each one the kingdom of God. Mary Baker Miss Grace Belth and Mrs. Lois sheweth forth righteousness: but a Leonardo Word has been received from Mr. No. 21, F. 4 A. M., and an honorary ter, Mrs. Helen Planltz, LoRoy works toward the common good Eddy writes in "Science Md "Gossard and the anthem by tjie false -witness deceit." (Prpv. 12:17). The Women's Missionary' society and Mrs. Robert Kreger that their member of the Monmouth Boat place; one son, William Doughty, will a better world be established. Health with Key to the Scrip- Correlative passages from "Science daughter and Mrs. Kreger's moth- club. For many years he conduct- chorus choir, "Make a Joyful Noise will meet tonight at the home of living In California, and six grand- tures" (pf 248), "Let unselfishness, Unto the Lord." deLeone. J and Health with Key to the Scrip- Mrs. J. Olsen, Burlington avenue, ln-ln-law, Mrs. Millie Parker, have ed a men's hat shop on Broad street. children. tures" by Mary Baker Eddy In- ' We work in the right'direction goodness, mercy, Justice, health, Sunday evening the members of and all are Invited to attend. arrived in California. Mr. Curtis is survived by a sister, Services will be conducted tajnor- when we obey the Master's in- holiness, lpve—the kingdom of the Youth Fellowship will attend clude: Sunday's services will begin at Joseph Sikler was home on fur- •row afternoon at 2:30 at the Wor- "If Truth is overcoming error in Mrs. Enola Classen of New Tork junction (Matthew 6:33), "Seek heaven — reign within us, and tin, the service at the Ocean Grove 9:46 o'clock followed By the morn- lough for the week-end. city and her twin brother, Hubert den funeral home with Rev. John ye first the kingdom of God, and disease, and death will diminish auditorium. your daily walk and conversation, ing worship .service at 11 at which Dinner guests Saturday of Mr. Waldo Curtis of Daytona .Beach, Alexander Hayes, First presbyter- you can finally say, 'I have fought his righteousness," When Christ until they finally disappear/'... There will be « White Cross the pastor, Rev. Elwood S. Wolf, and Mrs. Alfred R. Meeker of Florida; two, nieces, WAC 8gt. Eliz- Ian church, officiating. Interment Jesus said that the kingdom of All desire abundant life. Christ meeting held at the church Mon- a good fight ... I have kept the will deliver a s^mon "We Would Buena Vista avenue were Mr. and abeth Leigh, stat|oned in Germany, will be In the family plot In Fair faith,' because you are a better See". At 7 o'clock the Youth Fel- View cemetery. God is within us, he plainly Jesus declared (John J0:W),"Jfti day nlg-ht under the direction of Mrs. William Russell and Mr. and and Mrs. Margaret Lund, Lebanon, pointed out that the kingdom of thief cometh not, but for to *te*£ Mrs. Edith Worth. Gauze com- man." (p. 21). lowship will meet, and the evening Mrs. Kenneth Dietz. On Sunday Conn., also survive. worship will be held at 8 o'clock. heaven is a ^right state of con- and to kill, and to destroy: I am presses and bandages and wipes Mr, and Mrs. Meeker were guests Services will be held today at ' MRS. ADELIA R. NEWMAN. sciousness. In the degree that one come that they might have life, are being made for Baptist Mis- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The church choir rehearsal is at an "open house" at the home 2:30 at the late residence by Rev. scheduled for next Wednesday at The funeral of Mrs. Adella R. serves unselfishly, realizing that and that they might hare it more sion station overseas. Old sheets Red Bank of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klock, Jr., W. Clinton Powers, First Baptist and pillow slips arc always appre- 7 to be followed by Prayer meeting at Orange. church, and interment, under tho Newman, 80, of Highlands, who God is governing all, does one find abundantly." Hie carnal mind ifl Rev. John A. Hayes will speak at 8:15. died Saturday at her daughter's the kingdom of God, the spiritual the thief which would through ciated. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock on Theodore S. Friebus enlisted In direction of the Worden funeral The church school picnic will be the Regular army Wednesday of home, will be In Fair View ceme- home at Irvington, was held Tues- dominion that means happiness selfishness and greed keep us Tho Art. clubs will meet in the the subject "Hitherto." held next Thursday at-Oak Acres. day at the Martin funeral home. and peace. " from experiencing the Joy and basement of the church Tuesday Mlas Sara Armstrong placed flo- last week for 18 months of duty. tery. Rev. Charles R. Johnson of All night et 7:30 o'clock. New mem- A recent high school graduate, Frio- Everyone wishes to be happy. health that are rightfully our*.... wers on the pulpit Sunday, July 14, Saints church, Locust, officiated and [We cannot be truly happy if we —The Otirittlan Brtmce Monti/J, bers arp alu-ays welcome to join in memory of her parents. The bou- CENTRAL BAPTIST bus was transferred to Fort Dix METRO PALANDBANO. interment was at Bay View, ceme- this group who enjoy the art of oil quet of flowers on the pulpit last Atlantic Highlands to be assigned to a training center. tery. painting. Last Saturday afternoon Sunday morning were placed there Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Washburn Pietro Palandrano, 52, died sud- Rev. Howard TO. Ervin will 1 denly of an acute heart attack Mrs. Newman was a life-long SALVATION ABHT CONOEBT will be directed by Prof. Walter J a number of the members were en- by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Leigh ton preach at the 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. of Princeton rourl nr* the parents resident of Highlands and a mem- Eddowes. tertained at the home of Mr. andof South street in memory of the services Sunday. Church school of a son born Saturday at Mon- Tuesday at his home, 24 Willow ber of the Sons and Daughters of The 11th annual musical festival Mrs. Elwood Powers of Fisher birthday of the late Jesae S. Leigh- convener at 10 a. m. with William mouth Memorial hospital. street Liberty lodge of that place. Sur- by the Salvation Army's territor- In addition to standard ana Si place, where easels were set up on ton, Jr. F. Maxson, superintendent. Miss Ruth Delores Kenny,'daugh- Mr. Palandrano, who had lived In viving are two sons, William New- ial staff band and the members of vatlon Army band music, featuri the river bank. Red Bank for 38 years, was an ac- the Ocean Grove choir will take on this program are transcrlptloi Misses Jo Ann Dunbar, Shirley Youth fellowship me"ets at 7 p. m. of Mrs. Hazel Kenny of Lex- tive communicant of St. Anthony's man of New Brunswick and Mel- Wednesday niffht at 8 o'clock, the Wallace and Martha Moore Hayes The junior group meets In the cha-ington avenue has accepted -a posi- vin Newman of . Newark; four place in the Ocean drove auditor- from the classics, which Include a church and a member of Shrews- ium Saturday, August 3, at 8:15 p.rangements of "Cujus Animan" t church choir "ill meet for rehear- havo returned home from the pel, the high school group in the tion with J. P, Stevens and Com-bury post, No. 168, American legion daughters, Mrs. Hubbard Stiles, sal. Anyone willing to give of thpir young people's summer conference church and the post-high school pany. Inc., in the Empire State Highlands; Mrs. Charles Amodlo m. The Salvation Army staff band Rosslna and "The Glory of U of Red Bank. He-was employed for of 35 musician* will be directed by Lord" from Handel's "Mesjlal time end their talent to this part at Blair, 111. class In the Philathea room. building, New York. the past 15 years in Monmouth and Mrs. Stella Jones, Newark, and of the service of their church will The pastor and his family plan A business meeting of the Sun- Mrs. Emma Morgan of Paterson' Mrs. Beatrice Caoll, Irvington; one Maj. William Bearchell, and the and the second movement county by the State Highway de- Ocean Grove choir of ISO singers Beethoven's "Fifth 8ympbony." be welcome to join. to leave Red Bank' next week to day-school teachers and officers Is visiting at the home of former partment sister, Mrs. Joan Zinkman, Flush- Boy Scout Hoop 23 will meet in enjoy their annual vacation during will be held next Tuesday night. Mayor and Mrs. Augustus M. Min- ing, Long Island, and ten grand- ton of River road. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. children. the church basement Thursday August, Rev. Hayes will return to Mid-week prayer fellowship is Concetta Ariozzi Palandrano; a nlghl. Boys 12 years or older are the pulpit Sunday, September 1. held In the church Wednesday daughter, Miss Angle; a son. An- invited to join this fine organiza- nights. Everett thony Palandrano, all living at FRTT7 EWALD tion which stresses character build- HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN Mrs. William Weler was a patient borne; and a sister, Mrs. Jennie Fritz Ewald, 54, Middlefown flor- ing. Dodtavio of Philadelphia. Red Bank FIRST PRESBYTERIAN at Fitkin hospital last week. She ist, died Tuesday at Monmouth Atlantic Highlands suffered from a dislocated should- Services will be held tomorrow Memorial hospital. FIHST IWKTHOniST The pastor will deliver a sermon, For the convenience of the sum- morning at 8 o'clock at the late "The Meaning of Baptism" to the er. Prior to moving to Headden's Red Bank mer congregation an 8:30 o'clock Mrs. Charlotte Mahler and sons residence and at 9 o'clock at St. Corner, Mr. Ewald operated a OF THE OOtDEH MM congregation Sunday at the 9 Sunday morning service Is being Anthony's church a solemn nigh MEMBER, THE ORDER RPV. ROKIT J. Squire will preach o'clock service. of Red Bank have moved into the chicken farm for a number of years Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock held for Protestants of all denomi- former Raymond Dubesky proper- mass of requiem will be celebrated on the Eustace place at Everett. jor the Sixteenth Gmecuthie%ar At a meeting of the planning nations. It is identical with the 11 ty. by Rev. Salvatore DILorenzo. In- service on the theme, "Three committee of the brotherhood it terment, under the direction of the He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Words From God." and at the 8 o'clock service except for the Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Berndt had Freida Shaberick Ewald, and two was decided that a church picnic choral music. Worden funeral home, will be In o'clock evening worship he will would be held at Cheesequake state as guests yesterday Mrs. William Mt. Olivet cemetery. sons, Heinz Ewald of Red Bank, speak on the subject, "Wine For park following the service on Aug- Rev. Dr. William H. Foster, Jr., Bracken of Tenafly. Mrs, Harry and Maj. William E. Ewald, now Be At Ease! My Brothers." This sermon will be ust 25. will preach at both services in the Wagner and Mrs. Wilma Wagner with the 34th Infantry Regiment In absence of the pastor. Rev. Donald and son Robert of Cresskill, Fri- based on a recent novel by Robert The flowers on the altar Sunday MISS KATHARINE JOHNSTON. Germany. E Higglnbotham of Red Bank. were given by Mrs. Plum and also N. Correal, who Is on a mission to day visitors were Mr, and Mrs. Services will be held tomorrow When you call Worden in time The minister is serving this week by Mrs. C, Olsen in memory of her Scotland. Music will be the chancel Rudolf Eickstein of Newark. Miss Katharine Johnston, 72 Pet-afternoon at the John E. Day on the faculty at the intermediate husband. choir. Michael O'Brien of Red Bank Is ers place, daughter of the late Hen funeral home, Riverside avenue, of need, you do not have to wor- institute at Pennington. Six young Sunday school meets at 10 a. m. visiting his grandparents, Mr. and ry and Ellen O'Hara Johnston, died with Rev. Harold L. Hornberger, ry about price. We serve regard- people from thia church are in at- with classes for all ages. Mrs. Bernard Warneker, for a few yeBterday morning at her home. Lutheran church, officiating. Inter- tendance and four delegates were 8T. GEORGE'S weeks. Miss Johnston, who lived in Red ment will be In Fair View ceme- less of financial considerations; there the week- of July R. Rumson FIRST METHODIST Mrs. T. W. England of Passaic Bank all her life, worked for the tery. Wcrld service will be observed The altar committee for July Is Sea Bright. and her granddaughter, Mies Con- Bendix Radio corporation during no matter how little you can af- Sunday at special contributions to stance England of Glenridge. were the war, and was a member of the Miss Caroline Shippen and Miss Rev. Walter B. Wllliame will LAtJRA F. MAXSON. ford to pay, the quality of our the work of the board of misifions Sophie Shippen. preach Sunday at 11 a. m. on "Theweek-end vifiifWs of Mr. and Mrs. Catholic Daughters of America and church extension of the Mpth- Next Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Things That I Lost." Church J. Daniel Tuller. Court St. James 999. Laura F. Majtson, 18, of High- service will be in every way up odist church In the Sunday school rectory Rev. Norman Pittenger Mrs. Edna Diem and daughter She 13 survived by a sister, Mrs. lands, died suddenly Th&sdaj and church service. school meets at 9:30 a. m. with Barbara of Plainfleld have been will speak to the forum group on Mrs. Eleanor Lindsay, superintend- Mary Massey of Red Bank; and day evening. 0 to Worden standards. Woman's Society of Christian the subject of prayer. As this ent. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. two brothers, Clarence Johnston of Miss M'lxson, who, until recently, Service will omit its August ses- will be a lecture meeting rather The fourth quarterly conference Edward Bennett for a few weeks. Fair Haven, and Joseph Johnston, had been worldng at Fort Hancoek, sion and the ne\t meeting will take than a discussion, It Is hoped that will convene next Wednesday night Nicholas Polos injured his right Red Bank. visited her physician Thursday place September 2. the attendance will be increased by with Rev. A. C. Brady of Red Bank, foot recently in a fall. Services will be held at the resi complaining of feeling tired. A The official hoard will not meet a good number of vteitors. Mr, district superintendent, presiding. Many people in this district were dence at 9:30 Saturday morning, short time later ohe was found dead in August. Thp next session Ifl and Mrs. F. C. Wegel will furnish A covered dish supper at 7 p. m. without light.s after Saturday even- and a solemn high mass of requiem In her room. scheduled for September 10. refreshments. Ing's storm. A number of fuses had will be celebrated by Monslgnor Altar flowers for Sunday will bo will precede the conference. to be replaced due to the electrical She is survived by her mother, Next. Sunday Is Endowment Sun- Joseph Casey in St. James church Mrs. Harriet HarUgrove; three presented by Malcolm Minton in day, and all who do not expect to disturbance. at 10 a. m. Interment, under the MfAfi^fu, FUNERAL HOME remembrance of his parents, Mr. FIRST METHODIST James Conway underwent an op- brothers, Walter, Charles, and attend church are requested to direction of the Day funeral home, James; and two gtsters, Florence and Mr.-. Klwood W. Minton. A send in their contribution to Henry Atlantic Highlands eration at Monmouth Memorial will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery, Mld- d* 6-0557 floral j;ift will nlso he made by R. Dwight, River road, Rumson. hospital last week Francis Kelly, and Elaine. Mr? Reulnh Coenen in memory of "To Whom Much Is Given" will son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, dletown. Services were held Sunday at the RED BANK, M.JL. her mother. Mis. Hnnnah Rlechere. We have large boxes of clothing be Rev. Roy E. WilltamB, Jr.'s ser-has returned from a vacation spent Highlands Methodist church, and 60E.rRONT ST.i and food which we are shipping mon theme for the Sunday morn- Interment, under the direction of Ing service at 11 o'clock. The sen-with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Conway JOHN AMBROSE McKEE, SR. FIRST KKFORMED overseas this week to those In need. of Ijong Branch. the Poaten funeral home, was In A special service It being ar- ior choir will sing. John Ambrose McKee, Sr., 71, for All Saints Memorial church ceme- *0ver d Quarter Centnniof DepgndabfeEconomical Sei P.ed Bank ranged by Rev. H. Fairfleld Butt, Church school will convene at 45 years a summer resident and for tery. Rev. Cicor£p J, Ammerman will Bertram H. Borden, and J. Stanley 9:30 a. m. The picnic postponed the past two years a permanent delivrr the sermon Sunday at the Farrar for the dedication of the because of rain will be held next Navesink resident of Rumson, died Saturday 10:45 o'clock morning service on Tuesday. Cars will leave the cha- (The }Ui] Bank ReK'Pter ran be bought evening at Rivervlew hospital. MRS. BESSIE E. TAYLOR. cloisters August 11 at 11 a. m., in Nnvesink at tho postoffice and ftom the theme. "The Art of Having Pa- when it Is hoped that many of the pel at 9:30 a. m. Thoee planning William Keenhnn) Mr. McKee, a retired sign painter Mrs. BesBie E. Taylor, 68, 82 Sun- tience." The senior choir directed friends of St. George's will be pre-to go are asked to bring their and for 23 years an employee of set avenue, died Tuesday at Mon- unches and bathing suits. Rev. William B. Spofford, Jr., son by Donald Klopp will sing. sent. of the rector of Christ church, Mid- the City of New York Marine and mouth Memorial hospital, Long .!/*«# iv* kavt itrvtd witt atwaft cLrUl lH* The youth worship (service will Services next Sunday are 8 a. m., dletown, will conduct all services Aviation division, LaGuardia field, Branch. begin at 9.30 a m Leon Penning- Holy Communion; 9:30 a. m., fam- EMBURY METHODIST in All Saints church during the was a former active member of the Mrs. Taylor is survived by two mtmorif of a Lauli/J IriluU, tkoHfliffut*nj CM. ton will be in chnrge. ily service with Rev. Irving Harris Little Sliver absence on vacation of Rev. Miami Democratic club and Cap-daughters, Mrs. Viola Green and During Aupust the youth fellow- as preacher; 11 a. m. morning wor- Charles P Johnson. The rector tain of the District, Bronx,.' N. T. MrB. Ethel Shemoe, both of Red ship will nieef for recreational ac- Dr. George Dllsworth, leader of ship and sermon by Rev. H. Fair- the young people's meeting at and his wife are leaving Monday He Is survived by his wife, Eliz- Bank, and seven grandchildren and tidtratt in all thinfi. tivities every Tuesday nt 7:30 p. m. field Butt, who will speak on the on a month's vacation. On their two great-grandchildren. Guest preachers during the pas- Ocean Grove and corresponding abeth Marquardt McKee, of Rum- subject, "Hardships and Disclple- sec/etary of the American Bible so- motor trip to Charlotte, Vermont, son; and two sons, three sisters, Services will be held tomorrow tor's absence on vacation will be ahij". they will make stops at Mlddleton, Rev. Lewip Kucstrr August 4 and ciety, will speak Sunday morning and two brothers, all of New York. afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Thomas at 11 o'clock. Rev. Dr. F, A. De-Connecticut: Holyoke, Massachu- Episcopal church, Red Bank, and 18 and RPV. Lp.«trr BoKsard August setts, and Woodstock, Vermont, His body was removed to the 11 and 2."). The puslnr's nddrpss BAPTIST Marls, the pastor, will be preaching Boyertown funeral chapel, Bronx, interment, under the direction of I If fount ulemoriat\J4o during AiiRunt will lie East Fal- New Monmouth at his former pastorate at Haddon- The Vacation Bible school held for services, and Interment, under the Harris Funeral home, will be tome niputh, MnF-.'ichH.^f!tiv fleld. Sunday-school will meet at jointly by the Episcopal and Meth- the direction of John E. Day was In White Ridge cemetery, Eaton- Rev. William Powell will preach 10 a. m. ^ odist churrhes closed last Friday town. ZtreJtric J\. s4 '"" The new pipe urgnn will he dedi- Sunday at 10:50 a. m. on the topic, night with the presentation of cer- In Cypress Hill cemetery, Ridge- cated Sunday. September R. nnd the "Why Be a Christian?" The adult wood, L. I., yesterday. tificates to 41 children at exercises SOLDIER PA8SE8 SHOW AGE 135 W. %onl St. Zjtfanl Tel. 6-02261 annual Christmr,* rmz:ti date has choir will Bing. The junior sermon Bay Shore Community Church in All Saints church, A picnic wafl been set for Iip< ember S theme will be "Quit Kid Session on Services Sunday will consist of enjoyed Saturday .on the church In answer to requests from tav- the Most Blessed Thing." church-school and adult Bible class grounds by the boys and glrla who INFANT BRUCE BURKHARD. ern associations from contiguous The evening service, which will at 10 o'clock followed by morning Bruce, two-day-old son of Mr. and communities, Fort Monmouth of- METHODIST 7.IO.N f'lU'RCIi. attended the school. ficials have taken action to assist Red B.ink be the last one until September 8, service at 11 with anthems by the Rev. and Mrs. H, Paul Leap, who Mrs. Henry F. Burkhard, Eaton- will begin at 7:48 o'clock. The pas-choir and a soprano solo. Prayer recently returned from their wed- town, died Sunday at Monmouth bar owners In determining the age The Junior uglier (muni j.« spon- tor's sermon will be on the sub- service, hymn singing and motion of soldier-customers. Passes for en- soring a sacred innicit to IJI held ding trip, held "open house" at the Memorial hospital. listed men under 21 years of age ject, "Gratitude of Lack of Same." pictures will be held Thursday at Methodist parsonage Monday even- Services were held Tuesday morn- *5iinseTimD evenmc nsuC Sunday «t 7:30 o'rldrk. The affair The young people's choir will take will be stamped "Minor" In large ~ . . AUFBKD TEHXTKN. . «. •will be run off by Sammy Cnmeion, 8 o'clock. ing. Many members of the church ing at the Day funeral home, and block letters and those for men part In the service. The final hymn and friends dropped in and enjoyed Interment was In Mt, Carmel cem- Sunsd and ev'ning liar. president: J:im:e Caflc, supervisor, fc of the summer season will over 21 years of age will be Blmilar- and Rev. H. A. Counrill, pastor. ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL a social evening. Refreshments etery, Long Branch. ly marked "Adult." AnJ one clear call For me I take place at 8:45 p. m. f were served. Home and out-of-town talent will New Monmouth Men's club will Belford. And^ may \\>m be no moaning of me tar. 1 particlpnte and ;ill ate invited. Plans are under way for the an- ut out to HI, meet tho Asbury Park Men'* club Services Sunday morning will nual food sale to he held at and p de cuM mo vlt«a), n a soft ball game at Bennett's consist of morning prayer and ser- for the benefit of the Navesink li- J ? field Monday at 7 p. m. The Newmon, conducted by Clayton S. Too full lot sound eend [.urn. brary Friday, August 23. More de- l 1t wnlch d f Monmouth Baptists and Central Kuhn, lay leader-in-charge, nt 8:80 tails will be announced later. Thomas Manson MONUMENTS Whe"£*n th«"*t whic"h Jredrew frof m out the boundless deep i( EVERLASTING Baptists of Atlantic Highlands will •'clock, Miss Mildred DeVesty Is visiting TumT i againd dome. 'J'.Ly.L' ('^.'••:X'' , ^ SNOWS which do not melt . . . play the first game of the second height* which (Jo not dwindle . . . her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry power tbal can not wen km . . . half of the church league soft ball GIVES BIRTH TO DAUGHTER Beebe of Fort Lee. & Son. Inc. tb«se are the glorlet tit the M«t- tourney next Tuesday at 6:45 p. m, terhorn • • they are the jloriei of at Bennett's field. Mr. and Mrs, L. Alven Bennett The Oldest »M that it eternal, and bUitcd by of Lincroft aro the parents of a HU divine hand. Mm'* tout ii the The Anal Bible fellowship hour Monument Manufacturing frrateit of Hi* creation*, and to for the season will be held Wednes- daughter born Tuesday at Fitkin guide It to Hi* arms it a duty of day at 7:46 p. m. In the prayer hospital. Mrs. Bennett is the form- and Retailing Company TtmyMn Ktvn mat* • potm the bereaved which SCOTTS Fun- er Dorothy Conovor, daughter of Ihm rtwol iht tmn, t,aul, ./ lh« uw| ,/ Tmimi kit,« ERAL SERVICE fulfills with the meeting room. in Monmouth County «( nmtoni mi low. mj »f firm ftUk. understanding born of exptrrlenct. The Y.P.C.A. will meet next Mr. and Mrs. Reie.au Conover of Thursday at 7:S0 p. m. In the Locust Lawn farm, Colt's Neck. church. Something special is H. Lawrence Scott planned for each week, This meet- "Fine art is that in which the fraud, ng Is for all young people of high Scott Funeral Home school age and over. Your Expression of . the head and the heart go together". Sarvlnz MlddMown Town.hip Tonight the young people will 11 SifmpJfffieftc That "extremely important trinity of our service . . ,' Continuously For 13 Ycar» ploy a practice soft ball game with A True Remembrance Church Street, Hflford, N. J. the men'g club of tho church. Af- Service your oPtCehxorial Section No- othor apt of a normal Experience, Good Taste and Sincere Desire to Satisfy, '' Vhopv KeanMhurg 0-0839 ter the game the Y.P.C.A. meeting man's life gives "him more Since the 15th century the Ardolino family hove been ' will be held. At this funeral home the complete soul satisfaction feeling of Bympathy, peaco- We aro proud lllnl our service to Ibif than the building of a Mem- Master Craftsmen designing Memorials to Honor community jutilflea our repulatlon orial to hla loved ones who Family Names. fulncss and helpfulness for liuncsl u»ldicl and expert advice A telephone call to our office have gone on. that prevails la appreciat- concerning memorial crausmanahlp. will bring a salesman who ed by thoao who regard a will, without any obligation, Our select Barre Memorials BARCLAY A. HENDERSON Whether you wish a simple marker show you latest designs. bear tho Guild mark of ap- memorial service na an tx- or an elaborate menu. proval—your guarantee of a LONG BRANCH MONUMENT if, may we help Only Monument Dealer) In . finer Memorial at no oxtra • CQtyPJNY, INC. tlon. KEYPQRT. N". J. ' and'jseoduraliplays of tfi'MB ' Matawan and Keyport certified memorials, v Monuments of finest quality. Whether your needs are f^r JOHN E. DAY 10 DRUMMONP PL., ITS BRANCH . I (Opp, Borough H»ll) simple murker or elaborate monument, wo will look forward to FUNERAL HOME Monument Works the- opportunity of sorting J-ou. , MONMOUTH MONUMENT U Rl'v#r«li)« Avtnui Hwy, No. 8fi Koypprt, N. J. RED BANK, N. J. JOHN VAN KIRK Sllow Pheni 0-0332 Rid Bunk , N««t to Mt. Ollvit C.m.l.ry — COMPANY -, rrT— ''...... /..,..' °oi» °ri M»J»le riace, near 81* Comer. Phone Keyport 7-1^24 Telephone Rf JJ. '6-0024 381 M>pU p/tet, K.cport - Phoiio BeMdenoe—(Keyport 7-UW-W. * NllhU, 'Sunday's and ho)ldtyi ',' MIPDLETOWN.'N. Thont 7-1JB1' Carlefon"ll,.Wharton, Prop,. .. Phone Red Bank 6-0319 J. — PHQNB R. ,B, 6-3810 i I Edwin H. JVharlon, Associate. \ * UKB uil V R.F.t>. Box 108 Red Bank ',,.•• — •, .,.•'...., , , „ , . i > • / ytdil RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1846.

church lawn, tf rt. Ludwig Nlehaas Grace Guillaudeu U in chargs. More than' 70 persons attended Engaged To Wed the Sunday-school picnlo Wednes- Mr. end Mrs. Charles Ctuillaudeu day of last woelf at Metedeconk. of Oceanport have announced tho A meeting of the Harvest Home COMPARE Jm PRICES! engagement of their daughter, solicitors was held last night at tile Qttee May, to Charles V, Covert, boms ot Mrs. Charles Flock who «op of Mr. and Mn. Clarence Co- will be In charge ot the solicitors When OP A expired June 30th last- all our organization was promptly vert of W«yiide. this year. "Mill GulllaudeU attended Long The Youth Fellowship group h instructed that no increases in prices swere to be made except Branch high'school and Is at pres- a hot dog roast yesterday at Long ent employed by the Bell Telephone Branch. where our costs are advanced. We are holding the line, and in the company, Bed Bank. A former «tu- The fire company was called out dent at Bed Bank high school, Co- Saturday to the Blake farm, but vert spent three years In the Army when'they arrived It V(< discov- few instances where prices have been advanced, the increase has only Air Corps and Is working at the ered that although a chimney had Monmouth Beverage company, As- been knocked over by lightning been in proportion to increased costs to us, maintaining the official bury Park. there was no fire. OPA markup or less. Buy only your regular requirements. Save Freezes The Prices Matawan money and help prevent inflation by shopping the Acme way. Mrs. Anna O'Neill Is enjoying two Put Not The Bananas week's vacation from her position /-'' Although they gay you must nev- at New Tork city. O*A Ceilinf 'W put banana* In the refrigerator, Mrs, Mary Frawley of Morgsn- Charie* P.' Savoth, chore banana ville visited Mn. Philip Egan A TODAY'S 'distributor, promises consumers of Wednesday. Fres/i Fruits and Vegetables tbig district that prices for sama Mrs. Elva Barbanell left Satur- % PRICES JTlU be frozen at the June 30 level. day for a vacation In Connecticut. Quoting A. A. Pollan of the Unit- Miss Eleanor Wyckoff Is spend- Sa*n« as Jun» 30th We Have Meat ed Fruit company, Mr. Savoth ing her vacation as a guest of Mm. *Ut«e, Tor the time being the William Loogstreet in Belmar. Peaches -- 10c 16c OPA OcHing or Setting Pricet comptoy expects to make no change Riter Johnson, who is a patient ioiscious, full of flavor. Serve more peaches now! Pay" a visit to your nearby In 1U seaboard prices of bananas at Halloran hospital, Staten Island •Rrlllch will result In any Increase in has been visiting here. CHEiSE FEATURES price to the consumer. It Is earn- Mr. and Mrs. William Craig and Acme and see for yourself estly hoped that Jobbers and retall- son William are spending a week Honeydews it 10c 11',: Kraft Velveefa ' er», In compliance with the request at Boston," Massachusetts. Of the President of the United Mrs. Gerard Devlin and children, III Exceptionally delicious, sugar sweet. A real treat! Provolone Sr -51* how little our meat prices States, will restrict their mark-ups Jane and Pat, have returned from C On bananas to those allowed by thea vacation. Edam Type $£L OPA regulations in effect June 30." Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gemmell and chM have advanced. Compare children have returned from an au- Jersey Corn'™*- "'5c 3-19c Blue Moon ^""p 14* tomobile trip to Pennsylvania. Rushed fresh from the fields of finest farms. Sova>!an# Am*rtc«nl Hmfirlo, Smok«y prices and be convinced! Colt's Neck The Ordinance committee of the Matawan borough Qre department (The E*d Bank Remitter can t» bought Gouda Cheese * -51* In Colt'i Neck at Arthur Fra'i General held Its final meeting Friday nlfht 1 b ilm). at tbe borough hall. The members Celery Stalks -•* 10c Fonfelle'S 2t ;» 95* Miss Lois Sher of Brooklyn ts of the committee were: Haley hose, Save Money Here .•pending three weeks as the guest Theodore Pearoe and David Mar- lb Kraft Roka ,^20* - of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Conover. tin; Midway hose, Guyson VanCllef 9c Hiss Audrey Flock has been 111 at and Paul Egan; Washington hose, Onions ^*- 4c Kraft Spreads ^r.19* FRESH FILLET OF Harold Monen and Douglas Ward, her home for the past weak. Oltva Pimento, Piirnnlo. Dtliih t The 8ewlng club of the, Reformed and hook and ladder, Michael Ab- church is holding a picnic Wednes- lazia and William Radcllffe. CANNED VEGETABLES HADDOCK »-.45c day at Metedeconk beach. Miss Kathryn Harts is visiting J umbo Celery HeartsH 5c 23c Ideal Cut J i u FRESH Alex CtehosW underwent an op~Mr . and Mrs. Randolph Harris at Asparagus Spean,32 con J HC > •ration Monday of last week and IsToms River. recovering slowly. Mr. and Mrs. William Wasmuth WHITING «-15c Tbe Atlantic grange held iti an- and daughters, Edith and Betty, Tru-Blueberries "^ 35«45c nual picnic Tuesday at the Colt's are visiting relatives in Wisconsin. Hurlock Peas "X Meek school. Instead of at Mana- Tbe electric storm which struck OPA Ctilinff SLICEDCOD'b29c •quan beach, because of the rain. Matawan Saturday evening did Today's or Selling Red Cabbage \7J^ The Ladles' Service group held a considerable damage. Several trees ' Grocery Department Price* - Price tiot dog roast Monday at tbe home were blown down in the Freneau June 30th Sliced Beets •*.?,. WEAKFISH «>17c of Mn. Clarence Conover, and de-section, three transformers were FRESH •plte the inclement weather the burned out, and a barn on tbe Sam OSCO Fancy Grade A S members of the organization en- Gordon farm on the LJyod road Pickled Beets TV15* joyed a pleasant evening. Those was struck by lightning and PORGIES t ">15c present were Mrs. Lester Rlchens, burned to the ground. lb. Jar Diced Beefs Kiss Betty Wyite, Mrs. Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt Peanut Butter 30 ASCO Gunther, Mn. Fred Blaachard, are vacationing at Point Pleasant. Spinach Miss Prfsctlls. Martin, Mrs. Henry Miss Ann Cart&n Is visiting ber Mode from finest No. 1 peanuts, smooth, creamy, delicious! Florida Grapefruit Martin, Mrs. Ludwig Nlebaus, Mrs. grandmother, Mrs. Anna Moore, at 16-01. Sauerkraut "£SLi 4* Joseph Forman, Mr«. Dorothy Mat- SeaJord, Delaware. Peanut Crunch Jar I5c 35c thews, Mrs. Doris Slbley, Mrs. Doris The Sunday-school of the Pres- Red Kidney Beans Thacker, Miss Elizabeth Matthews, byterian church Is planning a pic- Fresh CARAMELS lb. 35c Misses Betty Jane and Marianna nic at Jenkinson's pavilion. Point 39c Juke 2 - 25c - 29c Ellis and Mrs. Charles Ellis. There Pleasant, July 30. Pure unsweetened. Buy a supply at these featured low prices! will not b« a meeting of the club Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ludewlg of Duffs Gingerbread Mix Package 20c 20c In August Wilson avenue have returned from M-oi. Duffs Waffle Mix Package 20c 4. LeRoy Qoldfaxb, son of Mr. and the Poconos, where they spent sev- 20c T Mrs. A. M. Gold fa rb of the Trolley eral days with tbelr sons, Douglas 10-ox. diner, was discharged from the and David, who are attending Simple Simon Biscuit Mix Package 12c 12c More Fruit Juice Features p°ric« Junwle ™ Camp Lohikan at Lake Como, 20.ox. Navy Tuesday of last week at No. 2 Pennsylvania. asco Pancake Flour Package Treasure Island, California, and is 7c 7c Orange Juice Florida Can expected home In about a week and 20-oi. 19 19c PIANO RECITAL Aunt Jemima "noS** Package a. half. Ooldfarb was a coxswain 12c 12c Can In the Navy. 4'/4-o*. Orange Juice Florida 45 45c A piano recital by pupils of Mrs. No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. James Mack spent Adelaide Waxwood will be given at Quaker Puffed Rice Package 12c 12c Monday and Tuesday or last week Blended Juice * Can 2-33c 2-33c the Shrewsbury avenue Methodist Package 46-ox. •t Lavalette. Zlon church next Theursday even- Assorted Cereals «££* of 10 22c 22c Blended Juice Can The Methodist church has Ing at 8 o'clock. Tbe program, HtRS 20-ex. 41c 41c fdannad a peach feitival t/> be held open to the public, is being spon- Quaker Oats ° X Quart Package 12c 12c Sunsweet Prune Juice Borri« at 0:10 o'clock, August 6, on the sored by the senior usher boartL 6-oi. 28c 28c IDIXL or Quart Honey Munch Cereal s"? Pk,. 2-19c 2-l9c Prune Juice HI-H0 Brand Bortl. 27c 27c M-os. Glenwood 5'/2-OI. Heckers Farina Package 12c 12c Lemon Juice CaManfa Con 9c 9c Zl-o%. Pur* 16-«. WHEATENA Package 22c 22c Realemon Juice California Bottle 29c 29c Farnidale Icti ot Hoi—It HUM the Spoil Evaporated Peaches lb. pkg. 35c 35c Cortesj Fancy California lb. Extra Large White of 12 60 Medium Siie OSCO heat-flo 54c SUMMER Pkg. 16c 16c «V.aa Csrtoa 2 ft-ox. Gold Seal Largr A af 12 52c Borden Instant Coffee Jor 39c 39c Eggs •raaa Cart«a INSTANT 4-ot. Silver Seal Large of 12 48c NESCAFE COFFEE Jar Z9c 29c COFFEE Fancy Grade A Cocoa Marsh , Jer 22c 22c lb. lb. Bog Educator Crax % Pka, 19c 19c c lb. Pork & Beans °" 24c HI-HO Crackers 21c 21c In rich tomato sauce. Grade A, new pack! 2 £ 47c Nabisco Fig Nektons 15c 15c Parhdif raa«t«d by flawing h»ol! NABItCO 26-o». Pkf. Try a lb. n«wl Save lab«lt fer valu. Uneeda Biscuits Plain or Seltea Diamond Crystal Salt Package 7c abl. girnl 6c 6c 2-15c U. 11-ax. Sunshine Krispy Crackers Heinz Asparagus Soup Can 19c 19c 13c 13c lb. 11 ft-ox. REDUCTIONS Campbell's Bean Nabisco Graham Crackers pfcf. 20c Can 11c 11c 20c FROM asco Vegetable Soup IOVJ-OI. Olive Butter * ^ Kanana Banana Flakes 44c Cen 10c 10c 44c French India Relish Habitant Pea Soup Style Can 2-25( 13c Kraft Macaroni Dinners TV4-e». Dill Chips Tr Tall Package 9c 9c p 4-38c 207b to Spaghetti & Meat Balls l l " Cans 13c 13c Dill Pickles "STL 3U MILK--3-3Pure cow's milk with 60% of water removed. Why pa1y more? Spaghetti Dinner* CM Bor-Ar-D** Sour Pickles rt l«%.o*. Packete 32c 32c TASTE TEUS, 11-sx. (or M Seal ON OUR 25-os. 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HW BANK'S NEWEST liAD/J|5' SfiOP 20 BROAD ST. RED BANK RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. .Page Eight river 160 feet east of tha- Oceanic Edward •Worthley on Arcana ave; TTB- bridge. Plans, for the dock 'are on Oceanport nue. ^ Rumson E. MSKutledge of East Orange oe file in the Engineer's office, 120 Wall (The.Rcd Bank Register «n nought street, New York city, and action (The Red Bank Regi.ttr can be bought is bildlV'1 on the 4 We Serve Only The Best In Kumson at the Ruraaon Pharmacy, In Oceanport at Mrt. Carlo Uaita'i, triangle at Comanche drive and Flnnerty'j Stoic. Torbote's. Howerj and on the application will be taken Cheater Riddle and E. W. Worthier) CfRANt) OPENINQ W. C. Dennis. W. Fogel.on. Edward Til- next Monday. Monmouth boulevard. ' The lots ton and Raymond Hellker'B) Mr. and Mrs'. Edward Comman- were purchased through the Marie Andrew Sutter,'organist of Qo6"d- HAMBURGERS-HOT DOGS deur and son Edward, Jr., of East Cox agency. , M1BS Anije OKls of (jfreenwlch re- will Methodist church, who has Orange, were guests of • Mr. and turned to her home after having been a patient in Monmouth 'Me- The Oceanport Businessmen's as- Mrs. Wallace McGregor for the sociation will meet at the home of SANDWICHES V spent "the week-end as the 'guest morial hospital, ' 1 s reported past week. . ' of 'Mr. an^ Hra. .H. P. Elliott Of much improved and is expected the president, Anthony Anfuso, on Mr. and Mra. Harry Fealer spent Oceanport avenue, July'-29. This AL'S FRUIT AND Bellevue avenue. ' ' home before the end of this week. ten days visiting friends at Scran- association was recently organized Mr. and Mrs; John McLaughlin of Mrs. Emily McGue of Forrest ton, Pa. Carton street, are the parents of a avenue has returned after a .week with Mr, Anfuso appointed presi- THE MAPLES Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bvenson dent, MM. Jules Uzdllla, secretary daughter itwrn Saturday at Mon- at Laurence Harbor. and children have returned from a ROUTE 95 (W Mile South Township Hall) MIDDLETOWN Mr. and Mrs. ,R. L. McFadden of and Harry Guetslaff, treasurer. mouth Memorial hospital. tlvree weeks' vacation at South Da- The Women's Society For Christ- •Miss Martha wjadswortti of Pennsylvania are guests of Mr. and VEGETABLE MARKET kota, and also visited Mr. and Mra. Ian service is meeting regularly on Geneseo, New York, will'be,the Mrs. Grandln Hammell of River Eldon Griffin and daughter Mar- road. Mondays at the church. hall "for an guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chestbn Sim- cine at Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mr. all-day quilting bee. Mrs. George 33 MqNMOUTH STREET Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Widomler mons of, Uocust. and Mrs. Griffin were former resi- Hurley Is president ot Washington street visited at Mrs. William W. .Murray, who dents of Portaupeck, • . .Charles Mlon Is fcullding a new Jersey City over the week-end, Per Month had lived- in Locust for almost a Mrs. Donald Myers of Dwyane home bn property purchased Mrs. S. Duser of Jersey City Is year, has returned to', her ijome 1 street, Mr. and M|s. Geoijpe Myers through the Marie Cox agency at DOWN ; £ visiting Mrs. Edgar Von Gehren of f ISO near Paris, Fiance, with her chil- of Pennsylvania, and Mr. and Mrs. the triangle on Monmouth boule- Hunt street for the summer. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1946 STARTS YOU TOWARD HOME OWNERSHIP • dren. L. Peters ot Rumson have returned vard and Comanche drive. Misses Yvonne and Jackie Sny- Mr. and Mrs, J. Hill and their from a vacation in Canada. son James and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The Oceanport auxiliary to oRl- der, daughters of Mr.' and' Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Clemente en- verview hospital will meet at the liam McFee of Jersey City have tertained their son and daugnter- Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Daily ' Improved' Earle Snyder of Locust; will enter- leased places on Allen street for home of Mrs. Charl«« L. Prothero tain several friends at e cocktail In-Jajv of Paterson over the week- Thursday, August 8. Mr*. George Homesites the summer. end. party and dinner Saturday night E. Weller and son William of C. D. Hurley to president Tel.: Red Bank 6-1591 of approximately before the Sea Bright beach club J.ersey City are guests of MrB. Ly- Miss Betty Davlson, Mies Alberta Councilman and Mrs. Edward S.000 tq. '•• no" dance. . . (, ' da Scott of Lafayette street. Bradley and Misses Patty and Wilson have purchased the former selling from Abra'ham Burlett, Jr., son of Robert Spiwak, son of Mr. and Mickey Wlllena are spending the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Abraham Burlett of West street, Mrs. Bernard Spiwak of the Ave- week at Pennington. Conrow 6B Oceanport avenue. FoJ- *59O who has been In the army six nue of Two Rivers, has returned Miss Eleanor Bentley of Jersey lowlrig extensive alteration, Mr. months has re-enlieted for a year. after two weeks at a camp in the City is spending the summer with and Mrs. Wltaon and family plan He is home on a 3Q-day furlough. Pocono mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Cox of to reside there. Beautiful, Year Bomid Home* Now Under Construction Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanford'Shanley Mrs. Nellie Cavanaugh and chil- Portaupeck. •fc Homesites covered with beautiful. Invigorating pl»es of the Avenue of Two Rivers, enter- dren of Hoboken are visiting Mrs. Mrs. J. V. Frltsche of Oceanport Park was taken ill while visiting Middletown and sturdy oaks. tained several friends at a Winner •Edward J. Connell of Allen street Saturday night. • for the summer. at Detroit, Mich. •fa Modern school with spacious playground "for chil- George Hicks of Hillcrest Is a dren. Miss Pam Daly of New, York city Mr. and Mra. R. Bank of Jersey service) j was the week-end guest of Mr. and City are spending the summer with patient at the Monmouth Memorial + neal Lake and ocean bathing nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks of GIRLS |Mr». .1. C. William.; of Hai-lshorne Mrs. M. Walk«r nf First street. ^hospital. •jf Excellent train and bus transportation to Newark Redhlll road are the parent* of a I lane. Miss Adelaide Comstock of Jack Madden of Washington Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strousser of son, born Monday at Monmouth and New York. ! Newport, Rhode Island, is spending street has been confined to his Baltimore, Md., •were recent guesto Memorial htfspltal. 18 to 30 years old •fr- Convenient to shopping, boating, bathing and fish- tennis week with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- home with pleurisy. Michael Whe- at the home of Mrs. Donald Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Subowlci ing facilities. liams. lan of Waterman avenue left Sun- Capt. Myers is stationed In Ger- are the parents of a son, born Mon- many with the Army. If you live in or near • •k 50 different home designs from which to choose. A copktail party will be given to- day afternoon for Washington, D. day at Monmouth Memorial hos- C, where he will pass the summer The Esso Gas. station, operated A»bury Park, here it a Take Advantage Of This Wonderful Opportunity Now morrow night by Jeffrey Petlif at pital. his ho*me on Buena Vista avenue. ' with his sister. by Edward Worthley, has been The Fellowship club held its July Fine Opportunity for you Direction! to Property: Out Norwood Avt. to Rootevelt Avo. leased to A. Flrebaugh, who also Del Thrn wrst 6 blocki to piopertj office, 214 Monmouth Miss Jeanete Ballantine, daugh- M-r. and Mrs. Leon Royer of For- meeting at Fort Hancock this week Ro«d, Oakburst, Phone De«l 7-7466. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ballan- rest avenue spent the week-end has purchased the former Lippln- as guests of Lt. William Johnson. '.Ine of Buena Vista avenue, enter- with friends at Hawthorne, New cott property on Pemberton ave- Swimming and games were en- The world's largest manufacturer of tained several friends last night at York. ue. joyed. Attending were Rev. A. J. radio parts is planning the immediate OAKHURST MANOR ESTATES party given for Miss Saranne Miss Helen Keil and her mother VanHouten and Mr, and Mrs. Rob- opening of a branch in the heart of As- Crawford who is visiting her. of Jersey City are spending the sum- ert Koch of this- place; Mr. and 214 MONMOUTH ROAD A dance will be given Saturday East Keansburg mer at her home on Monmouth Mrs. Melvin Layton of Red Bank, bury Park and requires a 'considerable night at the Sea Bright beach club boulevard, Portaupeck. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson of OAKHURST, N. J. , (The Red Rank Register can be bought number of young women operators for from 9 until 2 o'clock for members. in Eatjt Keansburg at Edwin Herrmann's Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Cook and Fair Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Harrington of children, Charolette and Richard Pyle of Elberon, Doris and Alfred Blackpoint road gave a cocktail Mr. and Mrs. M. Quinn of New- and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur of Eliza- Poole of Keyport, Ten Eyck Ron- son of Matawan, Judy Brush of party at their home Saturday after- [ ark we're week-end guests at the beth, were week-end guests of Mr. Light Factory Work and Mrs. John Hauser. Union Beach and Mr. and Mrs. noon. home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conn- Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Osgood Russell Casler of Marlboro. Several visiting tennis players ley. "these girls will be trained in light, are spending thn week as guests of have purchased the former home Lightning struck a large tree Mr. and Mrs. Merle Goshorn of of Katharine and Alfred Lyster of members of the Sea Bright Lawn close to the Walter Grubb resi- clean, pleasant work, of testing and Harmony road were entertained last Mlddletown on Willow Court. Tennis and Cricket club. The wo- week by Mr. and Mrs. George Par- dence on Church street in the flash Mrs. Edith Diamond is spending inspecting type. Experience is not a men players and their hostesses arc ker of Neptune. storm Sunday night. The actual I the summer) at her home on Co- damage was slight, but many res- requirement, but at least two years Mrs. Prank Kovacs. with Mrs. Eliot The Girl Scouts held their Polly- manche dri\V. Coleman of Navesink avenue; Miss anna birthday party Tuesday, July idents felt the shock. high school education is desirable. 23, at which was celebrated the Miss Ethel Kelty \a a guest of Boas Maguire and family of Me- Shirley Fry and Mrs. Arnold Prcn- Mrs. Ella Africano. i.iss, with Mrs. George Weisman, July birthdays in the group. On quoin, Pa., spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hurley and Mrs. Magulre's mother, Mrs. VACATION )cean avenue; Misses Dorothy July 17, the Girl Scouts, their lead- son Richard of Farmingdale were Attractive Starting Rates Head nnd Barbara Krase, with ers, their parents and a few friends Charles G. Bennett. week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gore Is enjoying two Mrs. Clem?nt Despnrd of Buena went to New York in a chartered Thomas E. Davison. SEWING CLASSES bus. There were 45 in the party. weeks' vacation. ista avenue, and Miss Betty Ro- Theodore Robinson of New" York, Regular Pay Increases They visited the Bronx zoo and the John Locke, who was on his an- enquest with Mrs. A. A. Teeter, has purchased several parcels of museum of natural history. nual vacation last week, entertained tldge road. Thr men: Bill Talbert land on Comanche drive and Mon- Rose Marie Connley is making his two aunts, Mrs. A. St. L. Trlgge Extra Incentive Earnings md Gardner Mulloy. .with Mayor mouth boulevard, through the Marie and Misa Helen Locke of Montreal. nd Mrs. Alfred Bpadleston, Shrews- an extended visit with relatives in Cox agency. Mr. Robinson plans to Montclair. Bridge club winners at Friday's •ury; Jnrk Kramer, with Mrs. build two houses irr the near fu- party at the home of Mrs. Charles Five Day Week—Vacations and Holidays with Pay \ Jeorgp Bodman, Locust; Alcjo Rus- Fred Veth is visiting Mr. .ind Mrs. Harold Cruse at their summer ture. Steuerwald were MrB. Kenneth iell. with Marshall Klankarn, River Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and I Robinson, Mrs. Irving Hance, Mrs. Apply at once by letter, giving road; Bill Ylvisakrr. with Mrs. home in New York state this work. A complete course of eight He with Mrs. Veth and their chil- son Ronnie spent the week-end in | ROV Martin and Mrs. Victor E. complete detail* of age, school- Cumming Riker, Windmill lane, Grosslnger. The next party will be 2-hour lessons in Home dren, who have been guests for se- the Pocon06. and Sidney Wood, with Amory Has- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert North were at the home of Mr». Robinson. ing and former experience if any Dressmaking for only .... eral woeks, are expected to return kell. Mlddletown township. home soon. recent guests at the home of Mr. Caroline Coblens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood of Lo- Mrs. Virginia Veth Kellogg, who and Mrs. John V. Heuser. Richard Coblens. celebrated her Write Opportunity, cust celebrated their 20th wedding left the hospital recently, Is con- Members of the Women's Society fifth birthday Thursday with a anniversary Saturday with a large valescing at the home of her mo- For Christian service of the Meth- party for 23 friends. Box 511, Red Bank, N. J. y For girls 10 to 17 years old. party given at their home. ther on Ocean avenue. • odist church enjoyed a picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Park arc Mr. nnd Mrs. Greer Zackry of Lo- Seven-year-old John Sweeny, Jr., Anbury Park Thursday. parents of a son, born Sunday at cust entertained friends nt their of Bayonne, who was spending the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Foster Monmouth Memorial hospital. \^ Ample individual instruction. home Friday. summer at 156 Seabreeze way took and daughter Joan, and a friend. The Social club will hold a party M"r. and Mrs. Robert Mertens of a serious fall at noon Wednesday uf Al Atkinson of New York city, were at Ellert's hall tomorrow night at Locust are leaving Monday for last week while playing on the jet- guests of Mr.'and Mrs. Charles Van 8 30 o'clock. V Each girl makes a dress. Wodstoclv- Vermont, where they ties. Hia parents summoned the Brackle over the week-end 'III spend several weeks. Their Mlddletown township first aid am- Adrian Rogers of East • Orange THREE RADIOS STOLEN hildren will join them son. bulance Herman Frenchman, a has purchased several lots on Mon- Three new Crosley radios were Mr and Mrs. George Dwight, for- Pleasant Dreams Y Limited classes now forming. member of th« first aid squad, took mouth boulevard, through the stolen early yenterday morning merly of Rumson, woro the week- charge of the child and drove him Marie Cox agency. from the Modern Home Appliance end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Van R. to Riverview hospital reaching Dr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of company, 77 Monmouth street, but Halsfy of Ridge rond. there at 12:15. After being exam- Bayonne were week end guests of $300 in cash In the register was un- A dinner was given by the Horse- ined and X-rayed, the report came Councilman and Mrs. Kenneth Rid- touched. Jack Laverick, owner and SINGER SEWING CENTER through that the child suffered a men's Association Thursday night dle. proprietor, reported that the burg- compound fracture of the left arm RED BANK t the Sea Bright Yacht club for Sgt. and Mrs. Larry Myers of lar or burglars had broken a win- 4S MONMOUTH STREET. 350 jockeys, trainers and owners and a number of minor injuries. Fort Monmouth have purchased RED BANK 3SW. John, Jr., is, scheduled to spend dow in the rear door of the build- rom Monmouth Park. Judge Lewis the former home of Mr. and Mrs. ing to gain entrance. J. Hansen, Democratic candidate most of the remainder of his vaca- or governor, was the speaker. tion at Riverview hospital. Miss Phyllis Scotl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Scott of GUESTS OF HARTMAN'S River road, will entertain several Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dietz and friends at a dinner party to be giv- daughter Carol of Hawthorne ware en Saturday before the Sea Bright ' guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Beach club dance. George Hartman of Conover ave- SANDERS Application has bopn made to nue, Mlddletown. Mrs. Dietz, before the U. S. District Engineer's office her marriage, was teacher of music n.New York city by W. M. Basch at Hawthorne public schools, where WINES & LIQUORS for permission to construct a 200- Mrs. Hartman Is currently super- 67 BROAD STREET RED BANK foot dock in the North Shrewsbury | visor of music. .-- — ' SATISFACTION OUARANTIIO " OR 'YOUR ~ MONIV" IACK "— -^ Inner Spring Studio Couch, J Phone 6-3340-We Deliver YOU NEED A TENT Mattress reversible 79 DIXIE BELLE GIN JCLGO.A-CAMPING 9 pr f FIFTH * 3 ° °° BELLOWS Partners Choice $ 81 FIFTH 3 Whiskey

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Sales and Service For LAIRDS APPLE JACK Third Generation of Dependable Service. • i SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 1 • •• . | .• SUNSTRAND ADDING MACHINES BROAD STREET, SHREWSI3UJIY TEX. R, B. 9-M31 SaUd STOltH HOUHS! 10 A, M. TO 6 P. M, 5 n in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. '•*'••• WEDNESDAY EVENINGS tflU, 0 V 11 Mpnmoiith St., Bod Bank. Tol. 6-IHt. ~ 'r^T RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. Fag* Nina Joe Irwin Names Three Are Indicted COMPENSATION INSURANCE Seeded Stars Win For OPA Violation* FIREMEN S NIGHT We can place your compensation Insurance, even though Regatta Officials A federal grand jury in the U. S. district court at Newark Tuesday your bustaess la Housewrecking, Boat Moving or long In Sea Bright Tourney Indicted three Monmouth • county Friday, July 26 Distance Trucklnf. ' For August Races residents on accusations of selling automobiles above OPA prices. Plans Under Way Included were Ethel M. Laird, 82 Company representing most Firemen- receive* a. BOYNTON & BOYNTON Earl Cochell Extends Kramer Harding road, Red Bank, for the For Annual Classic sale of a.$320 automobile for $350; prize of $25. 8 Drummond Place, Red Bank, N. J. Joseph Mazza, Long Branch, for To Provide First Excitement On North Shrewsbury the sale of an $894 automobile for $1,200. Time and place of arraign- Phone Red Bank 6-0952 ment will be announced. Sea Bright Firemen's Fair Top seeded players at the 53th Joseph C. Irwin, commodore of annual tennis matches at the Sea the National Sweepstakes Regatta Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket To Run Log Race association and chairman of the TBOTH ANNOUNCED club worked their way into second committee for the 14th annual na- Announcement of the engage- NOTICE! rounds yesterday on the slippery On Shrewsbury ; tional sweepstakes regatta on the ment of Mrs. Marian L. Parker of grass courts, as only Jack Kramer North Shrewsbury river, yesterday Campbell's Junction to Lewis Wat- SIGNS AND experienced difficulty in moving to announced the officials and com- kins of Red Bank was made at a A n the next bracket. Pitted against Skippers To Predict mittee members appointed for this bridge party Saturday night attend- SALE Californlan Earl Cochell, Kramer SERVICE year's classic. ed by several friends of Mrs. Park- —OF— was extended to three sets, a* he Times Before Start Scheduled for Saturday and Sun- er at her home. ; 15 Monmouth St.; Red Bank, N. J. lost the Initial go, 6-1. day, August 17 and 18, this year Cochell exhibited, some fine ten- Final preparations have been mammoth river sports event prom- Card ot Thanks. ( Now Specializing in nis, as Kramer persisted In double completed for the Shrewsbury river ises to far outshine any previous We take this opportunity of ex- faulting, but in the final stages predicted leg race which will be presentation. Included 'among the pressing our deepest and most Household Goods Kramer's speed told the tale. run Sunday under the supervision commltteemen as well as local busi- heartfelt thanks to neighbors and CARD AND PAPER SIGNS Cocbell's performance was remin- of Chairman Arthur M. Meeker. ness men are yachtsmen of na- relatives who have extended their 24 LEROY PLACE, ' RED BANK iscent of the type of play for which A. predicted log race varies from great klndne&s and sympathy dur- tional and local prominence. ing our sad bereavement Special CALL RED BANK 6-3909 he was popular six years ago when the normal river events in that the The-sweepstakes Is perennially a last boat to finish may possibly be thanks to Dr. Marc Krohn and the he threatened to break into the community affair, with borough First Aid Squad of East Keansburg, game's top ranks before entering the winner. Th« race Is guided by and county officials taking active SATURDAY, JULY 27 the skipper's prediction, prior to Father Bulmaa of St. Mary's the service. After winning the first parts in making the event the out- church, pallbearers and Laurence AT 1:00 r. M. set, word of a possible upset spread starting, of his running time to standing sports and speed boat H, Scott, undertaker. throughout , the well-groomed each of the control points. In Sun- classic of the country. Mrs. Daniel A'Hern, grounds, and' all eyes were focused day's course, It will be 41 miles In and Family. Entire contents of nine-room house will be sold as follows'' RADIO & APPLIANCE REPAIR on the No. 1 court, where he was length. Following Is a list of the various —Advertisement. Kitchen furniture, cooking utensils, 3 sets of dishes, lot of odd' committees: In action. After the predictions are filed pieces, glassware, breakfast set, 11 tables of various sizes, 2 b%< ALL WORK GUARANTEED. with the racing committee, all BenatU Committee—Joseph C. Irwin. Card of Thanks. Seeded No. 1, Bill Talbert had lit- timepieces, radios and chronomet- chairman; Maror Charles K. English, We desire to thank our many gate-leg tables, coffee table, 10 arm chairs, 14 straight-back chairs; tle trouble In "disposing cf Richard honorary chairman; Hatold S. Allen, BADAB ENQENXEB IN CHABGE. ers are removed from the vessel Fred Brown, George Bray, TbomM Irv- friendi and neighbors who were so 5 rockers, Morris cbair,"8 chests of drawers, wash stands ward- Odman of Seattle. Gardner Mulloy and only the official observer on ing Brown. Herbert E. EdwardB, Rob- kind and sympathetic during our robe, table, floor and wall lamps, 9 mirrors, ice boxes, sideboards^ PBICEa SEASONABLE. eaaed Harry Llkas out of the tour- ert Eisner, Thomas Dorwnua, Hubert M. sad bereavement caused by the each yacht carries the time. Al- 7 beds, single and double; springs and mattresses, day bed living ney without apparent trouble. Likes, lowances are made Ijy him for the Farrow, Thr.nia» S. Field. Jr., Thomas death of our mother. We alaortaka a newcomer to the ranks, showed M. Consul, Lucir J. Hartman, Harry A. this opportunity to thank all those room suite, lot of pillows, spreads and quilts, gas stove, gas plate, 26 Wallace Street, Red Bank, N. J. opening of bridges and other un- Uaacs, Jr., Charles P. Irwin, Jr., Theo- who sent flowers, loaned cars or popularity with the fans as be controllable factors. Finishing time dora J. Labrecque, Alfred J. Upunal, who In any other way assisted us gas log, writing desk, book cases and racks, 10 rugs of various started out placing the pressure on for the event, which has the eanc- Theodor« D. Moore. Kenneth H™ Mc- at this sad hour. sizes, mats, six pairs of curtains, books, porch furniture and othw Phone Red Bank 6-0043-W Mulloy. Queen. A. T. MacVeagh, Commodore tlon of the American Power Boat Augustus Minton, Dr. Walter A. Bull- James, John, and George Poole. articles too numerous to mention. Also a piano with stool in ex» BUI Ylvlsaker, former Shrews- association, will be t p. m. man, Lester R, Rosa. Kenneth Smith, —Advertisement. Er.sUy M. While. Courtlandl White. cellent condition. The above mentioned goods are all In good bury resident, who now plays out To the captain of the boat deter- Henry Wlckman. William E. Rogers. of Philadelphia, was removed from mined by Chief Scorer Wlnn Rose Race Committee—William B. Rogers, condition. further play by Alezo Russell, 8-4, to have averaged the best time on notional chairman; Fred Brown, local WANT ADVERTISEMENTS 7-5. Interested spectator at the chairman; Leater Ross, Melvtn Crooks, WILLIAM F. MORGAN, Owner. GONE—I hitting each of the stations will go Henry Wickham, Ira Hand. Theodore D. matches was Big Bill Tllden, who first prise. To the club whose bur- Hall. H. Clay Cotter, Commodore W. Too Late For Classification WALTER D, FIELDS, Auctioneer. . "Age," in a Car's looks, la will perform at an(exh!bition match gee he la flying will go the Express E. Willis, Edwin W. Irwin, Jamea W. IN RED BANK, Span Craft StudiOB, Just the sum of all those lit- tomorrow night at the Colony Surf Cruiser trophy, which is valued at Mulroy, Augustus M. Minton. Pierre picture framing; oil paintings, etch- TERMS: CASH. s» - tle dents and traffic-bruise*, club. $1,000. Proal, En»ley M. White. ings and engravings restored; full Construction Committee—Enslcy M. lize framcleis mantel mirrors, window added together. Let us take In the women's singles Shirley The course extends from buoy 46, White, chairman; Harold S. Allen, Rob- valaneei, lawn signs, framed mirrors. 37 all thoae "age" dents out— opposite Wardall Point to buoy 40 ert A. Kennedy, John Larkin. Eaat Front street. Phone Red Bank 39V5. Fry, seeded In the first slot, was Regbilriilion—Henry Kroenhe, chair- completely—»t little coat to extended three sets by Louise Snow, at the Rumson shoreline near the man; Edward Kroephe,. LOST—Boston biHr> male, black and you! We work wonders in but Mrs. Mary Arnold Prentiss, No. Rumson country club. Entries are Housing Committee1*—Courtlandt White, •vhite: answers to name of "Cricket." removing all trace of Sheet 2, had no difficulty with her op- still being received. chairman; Leon M. Kelley. co-chairman; Phone, Swift, Red Bank 8-1S23-M. Re- Metal damage. Stop In. Geome Bray, Horton B. Garrison. G«org« ward. ponent, Lillian Lopaus of New W. Grayy. Raymony d B. Liuplncott, Blch- SlcVcEE STOLEN, il Have your motor cleaned by York. ard MartinMi , BerB t DDoremuu. white, Whirlwind make, L. Batnber- Race Track Pays Program Commiltet—Robert Eil ger ft Co, Stolen from Lea Gertrude Hl-Pressure Steam cleaning AJter two and one-half days of chairman; Harry A. Isaacs, Jr.. Florence apartments July 17, 1941. Liberal re- rain Committee Chairman Charles Brown, Herbert E. Edwards, Hubert M. gard for information for its recovery. method. D. Halsey practically implored the $960,676 To State Farrow, Thomas S. Field, Jr., Samuel E. Phone Red Bank 6-2682. Estimate riven at any time. heavens to "dry up." His 'pleas 1 Hautm&n, Theodore Labrecque. HELP WANTJSD-Generai bou.ewora.r, The Inaugural racing meet at Official Referee—William E. Rogers. sleep in, three In family; no laundry. were answered just before noon Monmouth Park provided the Timers and Scorera—James _. Endi- Phone Rumson 1-0562. yesterday and play In earnest used #ott, chairman; Phelps Ingersoll. Miss state's coffers with $960,676, It was Louise Leidis. William Reseat, Sr. tfLoNSl NYLOffSl NYLONSt and Hornberger & Sanford up the eight-court layout After announced at Trenton this week. Frank Stum-ess, Commodore W. £• more Nylon host, believe it or not. finishing the singles in each group, The sum represents the state's 4% Three pair to a customer and more. 116 Monmouth St., Corner Monmouth play in the doubles for men and wuiis. Charliei Tiro »tore. CAT. ton theater bite. Measurer's Committee—Emile Jacoby building, 107 Monmouth street. Red Tel. R. B. 3259 and Pearl SU. women and In the mixed doubles A total of 296,683 racing fans paid chairman; Frank Adkcr, W. S. Edwards, Bank. continued until dark. admissions at the Oceanport park Robert Flags. Oluf Ntkklesen. POR SALE— W-foot AIH, with 8 h. p. With a break from the weather- Public Address System—Harold S. Al- Wisconsin air-cooled motor; U-foot and beta totaled $24,016,910 during len, chairman; Thomas M. GopslU. Wil- flat bottom boat, with h. p. Wisconsin man, Mr. Halsey has scheduled the the abbreviated 28-day meeting. liam Bradley. _>, h Finance Committee—Hubert M. Far- air-cooleild d motnr ; 14-foot row boats ; S AT women's singles to move through Average dally attendance was 10,- row, chairman; Geortje Bray, Thomas h. p. Wisconsin air-cooled motor; sli- their second rounds this morning, 595; the average dally handle was Irving Brown, Edwin R. Conover. Rob- eyUnder, Model 103, Gray marine en- WEST END, N. J. starting at 11 o'clock. At 2 p. m. $857,746.78, and the average per ert Eisner, Harry A. Isaacs. Jr., Thomaa gine, used. Phone Atlantic Highlands the men'i singles will take the spot- S. Field, Jr.. Alfred J. Upi»man, W. B. 1-0101 _____ capita wager was $79.57. Little, Jr.. William A. Miller, Kenneth ANTIQUES—Whether you are avid col- light. Following at 3 and 4 d'clock McQueen, Augustus M. Minton. Jamra lector from way back, a beginner, or ITALIAN-FRENCH CUISINE will be the women's and men's S, Parkes, Chester Rogers, Lester ROBS just an admirer of authentic early CLEARANCE doubles, respectively, and when MONMOCTB78 WaTHDBAWAL Course Committee—Ensiev M. White, American furniture, Millhouae hns thi from $3.00 chairman: George K. Allen, Arthur unusual piece you have been bunting they wind up the mixed doubles Public relations at Fort Mon- Switt, WULiun U. £. White. 2 4<( at 10:00 Q c ock 41 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK ports on activities and the finan- Barge Committee—Lester Ross, chair- s. m., at which time application will be cial status of the organisation were man ; Robert Kennedy, co-chairman; made for the allowance of commissions Ronnnie Bonforte turned in by Mrs. George C. D. Pierre ProaJ. Theodore Ha)), Mr. Colio, and expenses of this account, Jesse A. Howland & Sons, Henry Larkin, Dated: July [9, A. D., Hurley, secretary, and Mrs. Charles CHARLES R. ENGLISH, HEADQUARTERS Hurla 6-Hit Shut-Out VanBrackle, treasurer. Mn. Don- 22-i Mnple Avenue, Ronnie Bonforte, former pitch- ald Myers received the specialty It Days to advertise In the Register Hed Bank. N. J, ing star for Red Bank Catholic prize. Acting Executor. FOR high school,-baa recovered from Mrs. John Afrleano, Mrs. Donald the broken ankle he received sev- Myers, Mrs. Thomas E. Davlson eral wefts afro and Is again taking and Mrs. Thomas Farley, Sr., will PUBLIC SALE regular turns on the mound for the be hostessea when the group meets "ACCESSOR! Wellevllle club In the Pony league. August 20 at the lire house. Having sold my home and moving to Florida, I will dispose Monday he pitched a six-hit shut- of at Public Auction my Household Oooda and Furnishings on the out over Olean, winning 3-0, and exhibiting the early season control Polio Emergency Volunteers are A HAPP1 premises at and confidence which won him hla trained to relieve overworked pro- contract fessional personnel of routine du- BOATING SEASON 300 ATKINS AVE., NEPTUNE ties In "outbreak" areas when pa- Boys can make pocket money by tients need constant personal at- Southeast corner of Tenth and Atkins Ave., three blocks south of selling the Register—Advertisement tention. BRASS • BRONZE OorUes Ave.* POOL and STADIUM • EVERDUR SCREWS • BOLTS ? Saturday/ August 3 NOW THRU SUN. AT 8 & 10 P. M. HANGER BOLTS • LAG SCREWS ; i at 1 P. M. LOANS • CHROME PLATED SCREWS Baby Grand Piano (like new), Combination Electric Washing BUSTER CRABBE SHAFTING • SWIMMING LADDERS Machine and Dryer (Blackstone), Floor Lamps, Tables, Occasional NO CO-MAKERS—OR SPECIAL SECURITY AND HIS •„ Chairs, Living Room Furniture, Table Lamps, Chlnaware, Olasa- • ELECTRIC BATTERY CHARGERS * Wan, Kitohenware, Twin Bedroom Sot (Maple) Five Pieces, Six- REQUIRED Hollywood Water Carnival • ALUMINUM YACHT CHAIRS Piece Bedroom Set (Mahogany), Slnylo Beds, Curtains, Clocks, • FISHING TACKLE Bugs, Various Sizes; Dining Room Sot*of Eight Pieces (Maple) $ $ M re i with Six Rush Bottom Chairs, Ice Box, Throw Rugs, Pictures, 2X) *• 250 *» ° 1 14 FT. BARBOUR SKIFFS Mirrors, and many flno useful Household Effects. Those furnish- Prompt—Private Service 10 FT. CLASS D DYER DINKS ings are all In excellent condition. Duo to an unforeseen oper- ' NOTE Because ot giving possession Immediately lifter the ' atic engagement, we are 9 FT. PRAMS forced to cancel ^awronco kale, all items arc to be romoved'from tho promises at conclusion Tlbbclt's engagement here IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

premises. GEORGE J. CROSMAN 77 BROAD ST., Red Bank, N. J. Sole conducted by, Jeney Marine Co. . Tel. 6-0311 Red Bank/ • A. £ MAROHANT, Manager Open Dally. 8 A. M. to « T. M. ^Saturday* 8 A. M. * » P. H. •)' JB. O. COATS, Auctioneer, (SO Bath Ave., long Branch, N. 3. License 741 • Ohg. W, Mo. Bal. Sundays, % A. M. ., I V. M." f»W* \ O. A Bdrk Saturday during July,'August, Ssptember. ' ' '\ RED BANK REGISTER

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STRICTLY PAID READERSHIP IS THE SECRET OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THE REGISTER'S CLASSIFIED Red Bank Register MONMOUTH. COUNTY'S GREAT WEEKLY AND RED BANK'S HOME NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. Pajre Eleven. Navejink river road August 3. Woman Hit By Car Personals - Mr*. E. T. Firth ot Petert place Name Committees John H. Gregory New "Y" Executive suffered a broken wrist recently In Acme's New Departments In Biintimglfain iter hag received a BOU- For Woman's Club a fall down the cellar stairs In her A car driven by Uniberto PI- from Dr. and Mrs. J. i Passes At 83 hone, * • ' ' "' ^ '->'^' Miss Flora WUlguss is chairman Flore, 63 West Front street, struck • of Shrewsbury avenue, Mr, and Mrs. Myron Morson of of the Red Bank Woman's club an- ndlng a month,In Mex- 11 Mount street ore the parent* of nual Bummei- card party, which will In 111 Health But Tuesday evanfnsr when .she at-•• needed rest. a. daughter, born.Monday »t Moij-; be held August 30 at l:B0 o'clock to eWpted to cross;. Bridge avenue in I' Mrs. Daniel '•Wtflfiham of mouth Memorial' hospital.'•' raise funds for a heating unit re- Active Until End the blinding rainstorm;:" - _a place, River Plaia, are Clarence E. Beck, Sr., Maple ave- cently installed In the clubhouse. lira. Hicks, who received a. po*. M of a son born Monday nue, has been confined to his home Several committees have been or- John H. Gregory, 83, a resident ilbfe fractured, elbow and eontth hospital because of illness for the pest ganized to assist in the manage- ions of the chest, was taken to Rt- li Daughtery, electrician's month. ment of the event. The committees of Red Bank 30 years, died Tues- day at his home, 170 Broad street. erview hospital by DIFIorc. Invest md-olass, husband of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Planet of and their members are Mrs'.' Wil- tigatlng officer Albert'. Newmari, iughtery, Red Bank, took West Front street sad Hubbard liam Strode, Mrs. George Norman, Although in ailing health for a Jr., aald no complaints were Iodge4. y 3 in the commissioning •avenue, River Plaza, are the par- Mrs. Pierce Poole and Mrs. Stephen long time he kept active until his les of the USS Rich, 2,200- ents of a daughter born yesterday Young-prizes; Mrs. Nelson Vander- death. His latest Interest In muni- —WANTED— _;i:oyed, at Organge, Texas. nforhl'ng at Rlvervlew hospital. beek and Mrs. Walter McDougal, cipal affairs was in his appearance tod Mrs. Walter C. Rea of 71 1 Miss Agnei Rose of Linden is tickets; Mrs. J. N. Beers and Mrs. before the mayor and council Mon- Farmer* Milk Supply Street, Alamosa, Colorado, spending this month n* a guest Of George Norman, refreshments; Mrs. day night of laBt weelt, when he by reliable organiuiion. ('.'parents of a son born July Mlssas Josephine, ind TBelen Lang Orson Francisco and uMrs. Alex pressed the officials for action to Milk «ill be picked up at fas limit both sides of Broad street Shas been named Ben Donof Shrewsbury. The Misses Lang Pepln, tables, and Mrs. Joseph E. a attractive, price. Mrs. Rea is the former Miss are also entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. B. H. Boynton, between Canal street and Reckless "• Margaret Lingenfelter, Beaver Rose.of' NyMk, V9W T"t}t, hostesses. place to one-hour parking. Please write Milk, Hot 6U, of 'Mr. and Mra. S. A. Lln- Miss Helen Slegman of Linden and Mr. Gregory was born in Sag ' Bed Bank i of Woodbrldge. For sev-George G. Lang of New Tork. Harbor, son of the late Matthew ' she lived In Red Bank and Mary T. Gregory. He was en- a member of the 1924 Legion Backs gaged in • the wrecking and con- RUDOLPH M. HAWKINS • GOAT MILK g class of tbe Red Bank. Port Monmouth tracting business in Perth Am boy Rudolph M, Hawkins of Trenton Pasteurized and Delivered H. . - Housing Project many years before moving with his has been selected as the new execu- CALL ALDERNEY DAIRY family to Red Bank in 1916. He • ASBURY PARK 2-6310 born Friday at Rlver- (Thi Bed Bank BacUter «u b« booth) PORTION OF REFRIGERATED PRODUCE pEPT. tive aeoretary of the Westside Herd state Inspected and u- to Mr. and Mrs. Hen- In Fort Monmooth from t. Darkt and carried on a real estate and Insur- branch YMCA to replace George oredited. Committee To Preient ance business here for several years CEDAR DHL FARM of 96 Wallace street. , Charlm Qaackenba»h) Reeves, Jr., who resigned. H. F. E. Bound Brook, N. J. ikd Mrs. Lawrence A. Car- In an obituary article in last Plans To FHA and after his retirement, due to Mr. Hawkins Is a graduate ot of Conover lane, enter- week's Register, Walter Aber of failing health, he devoted much of Virginia seminary and college it a cocktail party Satur- this place was erroneously referred Charles W. Matches, chairman of hia time to civic affairs. and Lincoln university where he >ng for Capt. and Mra. H. to as Rev. Walter Aber, Mr. Aber the Shrewsbury Post American Le- Mr. Gregory was a member of received his bachelor of arta de- Wanted To Rent By Of Ohapel Hill. Capt. Kait said that although he conducted re* gion's housing committee, speaking Perth Amboy lodge, F. and A. M.,gree in 1033. He has served ^'Joined the regular army, ligloua services in his home he did at a meeting of prospective home and Monmouth Boat club. Surviv- as dean of the Florida Memorial pawaitlng assignment. not want to be called a minister. owners at the post home on River- ing are his wife, Mrs. Ella A. Shaf- college,. publicity manager of the Permanent Resident Hi Mrs. Donald Holmes of to Gregory; three sons, Frank M. Ns(«k Eagles baseball group, su- Ua Bergen place ar,e parents Mr. and Mrs. John Llppert and side avenue Tuesday night outlined children John and Diane of Brook- the committee's plans and told the Gregory, councilman of Little Sil- vfeor of education of the civil gjborn Sunday at Monmouth ver; Arthur V. Gregory, also of Lit-ian conservation corps and most House or Apartment lyn, are spending the summer group that sufficient Interest has recently as program secretary of hospital, with Mrs. Charles Zeltman of Mills been shown by former servicemen tle Silver, and John H. Gregory, Jr., ffid Mrs. Fred Crine of Reck- of East Williston, Long Island; he Carver Branch TMCA in Tren- avenue. in and near Red Bank to warrant ton. 2 or more bedrooms. and Mr. Crine'n brother, Rudy Quaokanbush, son of Mr, the post backing the proposed thrde sisters, Mrs. Lillian Haberly, ffustua Crlne of the Cam- and Mm. Charles Quackenbush, housing unit projetot. Mrs. Ada Woicott and Mrs. Mane Mr. Hawkins Is married and has Miese, returned Monday from Cox, all of Long Island, and four two children, He will assume his Telephone: was discharged from the Vvrj e^ Mr. Matches stated that his com- new duties here next Thursday. ~* Crookston, Minn. Lido Beach, New Tor*, last week. mittee is making arrangements to brothers, George Lewis and Wil- Red Bank 6-0887-M knd Mrs. George Weldenhorn Rudy completed 18 months of ser- contact the Federal Housing ad- liam of Long Island, and Charles, ip, Wash., are visiting Mr. vice,' most of the time on the ministration this week and topre -who Is now living in California. Bs. Arthur Gerity of 27 V. S. S. Midway, one of the Wavy's sent a rough outline of the planned The funeral will be conducted to- Model Fights Ijbnd avenue. Mrs. Welden- largest carriers. He was discharged project He added that he would morrow at 3:30 p. m. at the resi- 111. Recent guests dence by Rev. John A. Hayes, pas- To Win Son, 6 'and Mrs. Gerlty were Mr. with a rating of ship's cook third appoint a Bub-committee to study class. the possible sites in this area and tor of the Presbyterian church, of ~ Thomas Gerlty of Phil- o which the deceased was a member. Custody of a six-year o 1 d boy and Russell Gerity and William Miller, Sr., of Campbell to present a report at the next born out of wedlock to comely Rita avenue, is enjoying a week's vaca- meeting of the legion. Interment under direction of the id Loretta Norman of Mount Memorial home will be in Ryan, a "Miss Subway" in 1942, I. tion from his job. The size and cost of the project will be decided next Tuesday by POETKWi OB1 FROSTED FOOD DEPARTMENT. Fair View cemetery. Mrs. ^Edmond planiU of Mr. and Mrs. David Zellars of will be determined by the amount Viee-Chaneellor Alfred Stein of Slontclalr are spending their sum- local home-seekers can afford. A Newark. Miss Ryan told the court apartments have returned The pictures above show portions of two of the departments In tbe ind Heights, where they mer vacation at their home on Hud- similar community now open near the boy's father, Roger B. Brunei, son avenue. Acme store on Broad street, opposite Monmouth, that are appealing to New Brunswick costs its ex-Ol ten- Countians Released a French chef, had kidnapped the ^portion of Mr. Planjtz's va- tbe large clientele enjoyed by tbe store. (rom his New York office, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quackenbush ants on the average of $50 per boy in Miami last spring. celebrated their fifth wedding anni- The talk of the town is the pre-packaged department of refrigerated month, according to a represent- From The Navy . llance of hie vacation he Us fruits and vegetables. Tbe company's produce Is now completely pro- Brunei, chef at the Spring-Lake Bg enjoying the fishing and versary Friday. ative of that group who also spoke Heights Golf club, Spring Lake, Is John Gross, Sr., of Newark, was tected and individually wrapped in cellophane at no Increase in cost, to the meeting Tuesday. It has not Recently discharged at the Naval >g on the river here. and Is kept "farm fresh" by special refrigerated racks. Bach item is personnel separation center on under $10,000 ball pending efforts a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. yet been determined how much the to extradite him to Florida on a Mrs. J. Goldfarb of Charles Quackenbush. clearly visible and compactly packaged for easy carrying and storage Long Island were John William Georgia, formerly of In the home refrigerator. average tenant of the proposed Red kidnap charge. He was divorced by Bank Unit will be able to afford. Schmidt; seaman first class, 131 have been in town for Mr. and Mrs. Aurello Oeraldl of The store manager says that the pre-packaged produce stays fresh Spring street, Red Bank; William his wife after she had seen Miss lift ten days renewing ac- Main street are the parent* of a longer, is protected by refrigeration, is sanitary by being individually Construction costo for the homes Harrison Shampanore, bugler Brat Ryan's "Miss Subway" photograph SBces. Mr. Goldfarb for sev-son, born Friday at Monmtfwth Me- wrapped, saves shopping space, saves refrigerator space and is offered will be handled by a non-profit or- class, Willow drive, Little Silver, under the name of Rita Brunei. ecTs conducted a ladies' wear- morial hospital. to the public at the same low prices as regular loose produce. ganization of local veterans ap- and Edward Alton Brown, seaman She investigated and found Rita perel «hop on Broad street, Mrs. Alexander Bowdridg* and The department devoted to frosted foods is modern In every re- proved by the legion, Matches an- and Brunei living in Astoria, Long first class, Ocean avenue. Sea Island, she charged. ip Mechanic. While in town sons Albert and Kirk of Hawaii, spect and is the last word in frosted food equipment The store special- nounced. Those who purchase their Bright. S?a very pleasant call at the formerly of Long Branch and izes in a wide, variety of frosted foods, cheeses, etc homes outright may use grants un- MP Office. Plainfleld. are visiting Mr. and der the GI Bill of Rights or the Other county residents dis- ^rtosiunond Greenwood of Mrs. Albert Curtis of Wallace FHA. According to the New Bruns- oharged at the same place were ilry, Massachusetts, has been street. wick representative most of the Angelo Rapolla, Keyport; George Highlands Atlantic Highlands Dalton, Jr., Long Branch; Alan JEWELRY REPAIRING j^-Mr. and Mrs. Charlea J. veterans in that community had Watchn, Clocki and Jemlrr Cluaed tjl at Hilltop Apple farm, Approximately 40 young students preferred to mortgage their homes Daniel SeWitch and James John SCOUTS Tti NXW YOBK (Tlie' Bed Bank Register can be bought Howard, Belmar; Robert Edward and Repairs at Reasonable Prim will receive certificates at the com- in Atlantic Hiffhlanda at Romeo's Service under FHA. AH Work GuarantMil lor Os* Year • iFrank Donato, Mrs. John Sixteen member! of Boy Scout mencement exercises of the Meth- Station, Blumetti'a, Parker'i, Cainio'k Members of Mr. Matches' com- Tarleton, Spring Lake, and Walter and Mrs. Adeline Vcrange troop 87 of Keansburg, which is odist church's summer Bible school and Vanltr Stool Richard Reynolds, Manasquan. H. ROSIN, Jeweler mittee are Abram Zager, Harold IS Weat Front St, Red Bask, N. J. a shower for Miss Vera sponsored by St Mark's Kptecopal Sunday night. Miss Elizabeth Brown of New Adamson, and Milton M. Abraoff. Charlea E. Schelleng of Inter- laturday at Mount Vernon, church, took a bus trip to New The official board of the Method- Tork City, visited Mr. and Mns. C. laken, received his discharge at Tel. O-O072-M. Mias Perrone Is to be York Thursday evening. While in ist chUTch will meet in the parson- C. Fields and their son, Donald, of Jacksonville, Florida, and Robert i> to Arthur Donato, »on ofNew York they attended the Kraft age August 2 to plan for the West Highland avenue, while she Women's Exchange N, Williamson of Bradley Beach Mrs. Frank Donato, of Music hall show at Radio City. fourth quarterly conference which was on a week's vacation, was discharged at Shoemaker, Cal- will be held here August 12. Tbe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen of Hold Annual Meeting ifornia. board will also consider the plan- Third avenue are the parents of a ned church renovations which are daughter born Saturday at Mon- The Women'B Exchange of Red to begin on or about August 1. mouth Memorial hospital. Bank held their annual meeting Power And Light Co. FOR THAT FISH COURSE A novena in honor of St. Ann Is Wednesday morning at the home of being held daily at 8 p. m. Mrs. W. Bourne Ruthrauff on River- Has New Manager at Our Lady of Perpetual Help' side drive, and re-elected incum- church by Rev. Louis C. Daul of Eastern Star bent officers. John L. Kllpatriok, an expert, the Redemptlonist Mission band of Retaining officers were Mra. who has spent many years in fur- N. P. FISHERIES Bphrata, Pa. The services will Awards Prizes Ruthrauff president, Mrs. Thomas thering knowledge and improve- close with a solemn high mass at Nylon hose, pillow cases, towels, N. McCarter vice president, Mrs. J. ment of illumination, both in mili- Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. 8:30 a. m., tomorrow. toilet articles and writing paper Wright Brown secretary, Mrs. tary and civilian fields, has joined Our Lady of Perpetual Help No- were some of the prizes awarded Stanton Whitney treasurer. the Jersey Central Power and Light vena will be held each Monday livery Service - Charge Accounts at the annual dessert bridge of the Others attending the session were company aa manager of the light- evening at 8 o'clock. Red Bank chapter, Order of East- Mrs. Abram I. Elkus, Mrs. J. D. Ing Bales department, it was an- The program announced by Rev. ern star Thursday afternoon. Tuller, Mrs. Dexter Blagden, Mrs. nounced from Asbury Park Tues- Eugene Kelly, who came recently Ernest Fahnestock and Mrs. Harry day. and Maine. to Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Mrs. Elizabeth Thlesmeyer won From Your Pocket? the nylons and Mrs. Martha Barr Slocum. The exchange voted to During the war as a colonel, he SOFT CRABS—Local and Chesapeake Bay lists dally masses at 8 and 8.30 a. continue their work of assisting m.; confessions from 7:30 to 9 a. was the winner of the embroidered investigated German developments AFTER A FIRE, you may EASTERN SALMON pillow cases. Mrs. Gertrude E. women who are confined to their n illumination and before that was /MADEIM. ^him m. each day, and Sunday masses homes. find that the amount of fire fOMBO FLORIDA GREEN-TAtL SHRIMP at 7, 8, 9, 9:30, 10, 10:30, 11, and 12 Davis presided over the meeting. manager of sales and engineering 'SCALLOPS o'clock. Those present were Mrs. Patrick with the Philadelphia Electric insurance on your household \ IX 1TJXET OF GEAY SOLE. FLOUNDER FLUKE, YELLOW Forty-Hours devotions will open Bailey, Mrs. Alma Boeppe, Miss DOREMTJS SERVICE. Manufacturing company. goods is not enough to pay Wilds on a Zenla Davis, Mrs. Arnold Jensen, with a high mass at noon Sunday An Impressive tribute was paid for replaceing many of the Ft, LEMON SOLE, MACKEREL, HADDOCK AND COD. and will continue until Thursday Mra. John Gedney, Mrs. CharleB ]facln9incol*jr^ the late Albert T. Doremus, who things that were destroyed. Bass Eels Chowder (Jams night. Approximately 60 children Geyer, Mrs. P. H. Radford, Mrs. Plane Buzzes Town; Sturgeon Cherrystone CUms Orson Francisco, Mrs. A. M. Jorale- drowned July 8, at the funeral con- INSIDE IOItfoUTSffif> will be in a procession Sunday ducted by Rev. John A. Hayes of Do you want to pay for err* Bas« Cod Little Necka morning. mon, Mrs. S. K. Cogglns, Mrs. Leon People Buzz Police Halibut For/das Mr. and Mrs. C. Rennlnger and de la Reussllle, Sr., Mrs. E. J. the Presbyterjan church at Wor- them from your own pock- Small Blues Whiting son, Wayne, Robert Wleczoreck, Davies, Mrs. Ralph L. Shearer, Mrs. den funeral home last week. Red Bank police received more and Helen Collinson are visiting Clarence E. Lovejoy, Mrs. William The home was filled with friends than 40 complaints Friday from et because you neglected to Miss Cecelia Wlecioreck. Lemkuhl, Mrs. Osborne Harrison, and relatives and over 70 floral angry residents who reported a carry sufficient fire insur- tributes surrounded tbe bier. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wieczorek and son, Mrs. Charles Ericksen, Mrs. Joseph military type monoplane flying low ance? Robert and Mrs. John Drove are Serpico, Mrs. William Curchin, Mrs. Thomas McCIintock, Long Branch, over and buzzing the area. The visiting with Mrs. C. 'Bomhard. Charles Kelly/ Miss Inn a von sang "Oh, Promised Land," which plane, described by W, R. Lauden- Before you have a loss, Mr. and Mrs. R Keane and Glahn, Miss Emma Budge, Mrs. F, had been one of Mr. Doremus' fa- slager, Red Bank airport manager, daughters, Barbara and Roberta, P. Tucker, Mrs. Alice E. Neff,' Mrs. vorite selections. as an Army AT-6 or a Navy SM-9, go over your policies with MORRIS Jersey City, are visiting Mr. andIsidore Chester, Mrs. K. R. Wood- The bearers included Mr. Dore- frightened residents and awakened Mrs. E. F. La Marr. ruff, Mrs. Joseph S. Valleau, Jr., mus' three sons, Dr. Theodore A. children as it skimmed over roof- .Mrs. Alylna King is spending the Mrs. S. H. LeQuler, Mrs. F. M. Doremus, A. Irving Doremus and tops and trees. LAWLEY AGENCY summer St Lake Champalgne, New Dennis, Mrs.. William H. Elliott, Thomas Newton Doremus; two Inquiries at Fort Monmouth, Plate Glass Co. York. Mrs. Norman Poole, Mrs. William grandsons, W. Albert Doremus and Mltcbel field, Newark airport and Phone Red Bank 6-0410 Miss Joan Van Norman, Jersey T. Sawyer, Mrs. Eugene Viereck, Dr. Percy N. Doremus, and a son- Floyd Bennett field by Mr. Lauden- 67 Monmouth Street, City, spent last weekend with her in-law, William T. Qrozier. Inter- Mrs. Fred G. Steelman, Mrs. C. H. slager failed to reveal the identity Riverside Dr. & Highway 36 aunt in the Hulse bungalow on Brower, Mrs. Benjamin Sutherland, ment was In Fair View cemetery. of the pilot, who would be subject Red Bank, N. J. Bay avenue. Mrs. C. L. Maltleson, Mrs. C. H. to losing; hls.,lloenae for flying be- Phone Red Bank 6-1063 Mrs. Susan Feldman, Newark, Rice, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. H. DISORDERLY, FINED *6 low 1,000 feet over a congested Red Bank R. D. Box 80 visited her sons Marty and Dave R. Wulbacker, Mrs. H. C. Tilton, Alfred Klndberg of Asbury Park area. over the week-end. Mrs. H. S. Mabie, Mrs. Benjamin was fined $5 and given a 30-day Mrs. Dorothy Doll entertained VanKeuren, Mrs. Noel Nllson. suspended sentence by Recorder the Stanley club last Thursday John V. Crowell yesterday for dUv night. Attending were Mrs. Kate Mra. Philip Leonard, Mrs. J. M West, Mrs. Charles Grosslnger, Mra. orderly conduct. Klndberg was ar- Parker, Mrs. Dora Britton, Mrs. rested In the Dutch Treat restaur- Detiora Bogue, Mrs. Dave Feldman, C. A. Geatty, Mrs. Fred P. Morf, ant, Monmouth street, Tuesday af- Mrs. Ellna Robertson, Miss Helen Mra. Elizabeth Netll, Mrs. A. V. ternoon by officer Charles Jones. Cottrelt, Miss May Doll and Mrs.Jones, Mrs. George X. G. Buries, FUN FOR ALL Joy Hartsgrove. Mrs. Dorothy Mrs, Grandln K. Hammell, Mrs. Charles demonstrated cleaning Charles E. Hammell, Mrs. Paul equipment. Gorman, Mrs. Ralph A. Norton. AT THE Mrs. Goldie King entertained the The refreshment committee was Stanley club Tuesday at her mo-composed of Mrs. Gertrude Davis, ther's home on Fourth avenue. general chairman; Mrs. Elmer Oott- Mrs. John Azzolina and her rell, Mrs. Florence Chandler, Mra. daughter Oracle celebrated a dou- BREVENT PARK AND Molly Scott, Mrs. Alma Beopple, ble birthday recently. Mra. Corene Jensen, Mrs. Mabel Edward Duncan is having his house on Millar street renovated Curchin, Miss Marie Wllby and by Alfred Wright. Miss Tan Davis. The Methodist church board of LEONARDO FIRE COMPANY'S education met with the Sunday LEAVES FOB HAW An sschool teachers at the Methodist Mrs. Elaine Raskin, the former church parsonage last week to dis-Elaine Leff of Atlantio Highlands, We ask only the chance to prove the dlffisF cuss plans for-the coming plcnlo has left to Join her husband, Capt. ,ri ence our Sanirone dry cleaning can make. for the Sunday school. Melvln Raskin, In Hawaii. Mrs. Sadie Behrlnger, Jersey '! , It's a difference you can lee and feel; City, is visiting Mrs. Fred Freyel- FAIR § |elf, with the very firv garment ytc Saaitone oen. Mr. and Mrs. William Hegge- 4' dry clean for you! , raeyer, Elizabeth, are spending a vacation w)th Marie Otllem. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS Mrs.. M. Pullen and family of GLIDERS New York are making their home with Mrs. M, Baohsr, LEON'S Mrs. Qharlqs B. DeVosty and PRE-WAR ALL STEEL JULY 26th AND JULY 27th nuqt Mrs.1 DeVesty:-oelebrajefl her IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. -teONARDO — I CLEANERS and LAUNDERED : birthday with a party tot ten at ^WhitoSt. . • v Red Bank her "home Friday, Telephone Red Bank 6-3935 NEXT TO FIREHOUSE California % the seecond largest f i state in the union with a total land DETWEEN 8 AND 1 P. M. fej/^'PAorie-Rfld^aiak^l^OO, ' ,'-„ , ... »}G0;8Oo; square1 mile's, ' Pace Twelve. RED BANK FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR, SAliE",, 5OR SXLE BOATS FlLL DIRT, top • noil, sand and, (travel REFRIGERATOR, antlo.ua' oval idlniriff •TYPE „ ' tfn'derwoV&Vrfo/.'t'.". re* floor BOATS—16 aew-JbositAX-i.. '. , also-general trucking.; .Call iBlehard Toom table.'anilque tavefn chair, Eng- gt0..Phojie.Be , Bi " . 'declt over ,bow, •'4* I and". 14 Winters. .Bed • H*nk'"«.S»76iJ.-' after *l lish baby carriage ahd.fcab> walker..Call l i tral jtHcltel,; 111/ East { Elver;,road flshlnKvOr.-clam.boats.-H^'a Pl^.J:???Pj^af*er\* pVm' ' ' -' J- • Mrs, Dowrtra, 58 Maple »ven,Ue,'Bed a>n,ibHSn»''l''ll)»irJ'• ' • '*'••' ".f- •ji»o s, io,;i2-*:oof bo»a;. IL_.. „ 'TWO. WONVEKFULMFoffgenburgs, ont. •uvA- *-iuuiuqu drain sink, comiplete Bank '-• •• ' '• '-•> "*• i urn .4 t"i. NG,,.raising ..buildings, rma igay' poat • Works; HI --Brottfil Saanen' goat;.also Saanen buck,' not 'with all fixtures, ready for Immediate BOSTON TERRIERS.' .. ,any-i.time .r.fc'J*i»in,t«nwpr!t r«ra • truck', Keyport.: '• V .-!• • : . -• ' i •' related to these three'goats. Phone Bed us"e. Call Bed-Bank' i-iOii-3; or.in- 'after 6 p. m. . Reeh,'. t in-lj j Horn* ilmpt, .Co.,. Box, 183 ' LOST AND FOUND Bank- 8B0-WV ' • • •quire at 147 "Bridge" avenue, "Bed Bank Wpod bed,'-'coll.springs', »10; dou, ONE NO ^OOBllMiird^ensIlage > cutter, F6LblNPAV hHIG^ ^BAB. A n,.Y • carriage,^—l ' good. con. DINETTE, SET, 'Six, p| Wdojfen'hed.'.colt-BBrlngi.tlHi.. Atter IKON BArfnNGS for pafchn, 'stairways thoroughly rebuilt; Harder silo; one 'dltlon.. reasonable, 85 -Oakland'street. •Hoover electric vacu-tynfdeahor, e*< :«tc Mad»'to=6rder by. Besdorf'Com- LOST, BANK BOOK No. 8J.1S7 on Sec- brand-new chicken, plueker.' Phone Red 10 .'years ,at)S 'West,'sWest,. Red ond'National Bank * Trait Co., Red F0UTUPO3TER single bed, box spring, East Valley Drive, 'Atlantic*'Higfifamii.' Ehone'2,189, Bank 8-24S3-W. • greaser, night table, desk and two. Phone 1-0861.' it- '_'.. .••».'" •'•"''I CABIN- CBUlSHK, 28-foot, ...„-» Bank.' Finder please return to above HA? RAKE, riding cultivator, hay 1 beak. chain. Price J50. • Perfect' condition PKACTICAIiLPKAC r . MEW. .Uollr.yrpod;. bed, :B»ad.ynd'.carp.u, Hugs'and .-ion built, bridge .cabln/.exeArtt shelvln'gs, dump cart and harness, aet Phone Bed, Bank 6-8508-M. • • with Summons boxtsprings.and-Beauty' m I r x r > L63T. BANK BOOK No. S1,18S on Sec- of double htrnen, Bosa plow, whlffle- )l* earpotlnff' olaanod • and Wofk" * " '« f * - • .Irwln'ijj.'i ond National Bank ft Tru»t Co.. Bed rest mattress. Call Sea' Bright Jl-OOBS-M, trees. Mrs. John Maxion, Navesink. USED FUBNITUBE valuest two- reasonable.* ' ' - •*•'• ' ' ' Ja"'«lo'6atlon.' 5 .Broad WEr/'. BOA'i—tbXooi. ' ,hi^ Bank. Tinder ple»e return to above Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-0764-B. il.PhOn»'B«d Bank JOt.- . bank. pleco living * room' suite, $8S; 8- CORN CRIB, In perfect-cohdltldn, wired Continental, -converted. '>At iKeim MC DONALD ELECTRIC pump and 40 f W COST—On July IS, a dark green row- all around,* holds '.S50*bus ]fcls',o{'cpi?)«l GIRL'Si CLOTHING —-B.tUr., dresses, U.,creek.' Ready, to.; i * * gallon, storage tank. William Lyons, pieco' living room suite, S86; 9x12 'play sulu;-"suit and'two sprlngtcoatsi mouthSConstrucUon/Co,' 10 ?Weiit< '• YANXftB TB'ADEB says:" Wbsn yon boat. It feet. Reward. O. Vail, Box Harry W.' Coe. Phone i Keanaburg (• 1 ; > Box 118, Fair "Haven. Phone Bed Bank rug, 915; day bed, complete with 039g.« • . • ' '.:''"' size 12.114; 'like new. 'WrlU ."Clrl'i .; » «an i' git'^li '•lM1rhi>r«, .in ,h»v. It,' IT7, Leanardo, or call Atlantis High- 6-2561-W. landi 1-0821-R. box spring and inner spring mat- COtKliR StAVlBX, ht«<4: Mondet~ia Clot Box OXIMPLETE. ..nP jtf. tetJufot .; II) "WisfPront' street, 'Bed ' Bank. sails. In water, at .'PuilenV FOR SALE—One single bed and spring; : i .;:'<•, ,• i»ST—Lady's black wallet, la.t Mday tress, |19; porcelain top table, with months old,'with papers. Phone'Red GORGEOUS i COCKTAIL ring, .set .» ^ oil iburnersUn qll^to s.-; W.*Alt- lone- Rumson '1587'.e one full-size bed and spring; one Bank 8-D939.*.- , .. • •- ' r perfect blue,white diamond, % carat; mJri. Ph Bright.. 188. ; SIJITEH; DEC.OBATOE., andand . pape. _ r in Campbell's Junction, containing three-quarter bed. Phone Bed Bank pull-out lea'ves, $12.50; bed, coll SBHf Open, 80 feet, 110 h,.»...;! money. Reward. Return to Mrs. Mary diamond''can-De reaet'.ai envigeinlBnt' hanger..,-.,--. ' IS -.-'••'.year•s '«Mrf»»'?»expri . -e»Utl. fast 'off shore ftsjilnir, boa' 6-1658. spring and dresses to match, LIVING ROOM SUITE,, pre-war, quality, 1 t. _—*^ it / s> 41 i 1 Novlcky. P. O. Box 81, New Monmouth.* sofa and two chairs, in FrUae. Sac- ring;-valued at. IS80, will selHfor.*250 cheerfully •riyen, jannrr.jji mate!"oheerfally 'given, ' Louis'- Gassan, condition; In water, ready PAINTS FOB ALL purposes., direct from Avenue ,D. . Phone Ailantlo/Hl l>D>Oeritsr."averiue,Atlaotlo Highlands. LOfiT^Slncft July 16, \^gt Rood.lookin $89.60. Busdi's Furniture and Art rifice, $126. Apply,'29 SilVertoi ,'ave- cstsh, '• Private, no dealers,*^' Write factory at. reasonable prices. Atlantic 181. .' • ' . -j. I.-; «»•• ; * .' *•.,! me 'Atlantlo -Highlands 667-1.. Dalmatian doe: very blaok. no collar. Galleries, 26 East Front street. nue, tittle Silver.* "Hln»."^Box. 511,' Bed'Bank.* < . . ".ij urday and Sunday. Paint company, 119 West Front street, TOP BO^,.,ORA,yiH ,inll> dirt land ,ll»h BBINOtYOUB'Woldlngvto. Century Weld- Pbone Atlantic Highlands I-070Z. Re- Phone Bed Bank 6-1693, NAVAL OKFlCEfl'F' S uniform,. praotlcally GAPLSS STDVE, good condition,- reasonable. J and .H4hl Ked Bank. Phone 2251-W, lt •bulldoJlnr. workT. tti&cl,JtisS/n ,;iDg. now* located'opposite MIddlotbwn iz-Foo* HOWBOAT, good' ward. Mrs. H. guber, Locust. new, site -32-waist,- lJ2-length. Can 11 T^rbekmorton avenue, Esttontown.* r>ilroid's"Utlon. MldSlotown, Phono Mid- JERSEY H6tjSE Building, Wrecking Co. be converted for olvllian use, blu^e with BABY'8 CRIB, table ilamp, lamp jhades, East. TCeenshurj.. .Phone" Ketnsburg4 ••' tA&t—dn Navwink river, 16-footrow- We sell used building materials and G. E. ELECTRIC Icebox, large,, good If wnv' 854.' \No rjob; too largo. or too boat, 2rey Inside and out. Finder re- condition; alao. "Easy" electric ironer» no gold stripes. CaH Bed < Bank. <- set of Bret Harte's writings and love l; HUNABOUT—i^-ioot t. Kenneth- turn to Johnston's Boathoune. Avenue "bf plumbing supplies. Highway 85, Keyport. 1766-R.' ' set. B. Thomiion, IT Blanch avenue. Phone Keyport 488. used slightly. Phone Rumson 1-1462. 0,ANP MACHINE work, elec- good condiflon,' ready for water Two Rivers, Rumson. Reward. LAKGE TKICYCLE, good condition. In- PURE GUERNSEY cow, 2Vi years old, Bed- Bank. Phone (-0894. id ,ao»tyj«ns, rJrompfHrvte^ by Bauer, Leoiiard' avenue. Oceanaor TYPEWB1TBRS. adding machines and p h- LOST—female Beagle hound, red-brown, yulre 16 Mechanic street, Red Bank.* 12 to* 14 Quarts of 'milk per.:day. FRXO1DAIBB—In good condition.' Price •VompSfoy, 19- years at 9 West OS? "C^^M^wwm w»*» M'SW. * ^^^^^^^^^^^"^*I*"^"^ " ™*"*aT office equipment, new * and used, Call Red Bank/«-1891'-W.e. - 85-FOOT BOAT; oijem.- motor „.„ with black and white markings: blind bought, sold and' repaired. Serplco's. BEACH UMBRELLA. We lave/afew at ,16,1 . CaH Bed Bank 6-H18. CESSPOOLS cUan»d and bnlltv MPtla Bed'Bank. Phone.2189. ,new, aM In fine condition;. |«| In one eye. Call Kennsburg 6-0484-W. 106 Monmouth street. Red Bank. $18.50, while they last. Weather POWER LAWN MOWER, ideal, 24-Inch BMALtt SERVICERVICE , barb . ~ ClClifi f Jbodg.. . Unks clsaud.anil'iiutellad, drains'/n? ... POME, business, ,«uto- water at- Keanibarg. . Call Kear cut, with roller .attached,.price $125. between 5 and 6 p. vanes made of, bellum s-teel. At How- 'Scenic Drive, Atlantic Highlands." sUlMd. • Phom anf'tlme'day Ar nlgbt, moblle' a'rid'other 'property with Haw- 6.07.90.B.' **•" LOST—Necklace, one string of pearls, Sl/RGE - MILKING machines, milk cool- Vimy. Bldge. Ken-nels,'South street, at Rumson 1-0740-J". Harvty C. Tllton, 2 ell-s Trading Post, Highway 85, Middle 10 Vi SQUARE INFELLBIC, tan blend, kins' Brothers,' Reel' Estate and Insur- JS-r-OOTSBA .kit*, with' between Sea Bright and Matawan. Re- era, water .heaters, electrio ienca con- town". Wyckoff road, Eatontown.* . Briic. placa. BnmsoU '.''"'. ance. 77 Broad street. Red Bank. Phone trollers, Stewart Clipmasters in stock; with corners to match. AI Krutger, 7 In • good condition. ^.u, ward. Phone Sen Bright 2-0202.' SURF POLE. Apply 43 Popular ave- GUERNSEY COW, veryo Sen.tle. easy Port Monmouth road. East Keansburff. HAWS FILED, liwn mowers., and -. S-1240. Prank Schelleck. 28 Was 0STSmall white clipped maltese Ter- retain, service. Roy S. Tllton ft Sons, milker of good , rich milk. H. N. other Implement*-* •herp«n«d. Banrr Marlboro. Phone Freehold 85I-R-1. nue. Fair Haven, after 6 p. m." Phone Keansburg 6-0114. ,_ . -BQABDEDr; washeo\ clipped, ton avenue. Highlands. rier, black .markings, male; answers to MAHOGANY four-poster single bed, coil Sprunff. Llncroftcroft. / PIANO—Checkering, small upright, ma- Olsen,, New , Honmouth' road, • Middle- stripped end conditioned. We show all lr yOU WAUtWANl'..-ne" w boat,:*, name of "Tippy." Reward. Call Baton- SEED OATS—Fred D. WkonT Co. Phone springs, innersprfng mattress, excel- BEEMAN GAHbEN tractor, three bone- town. • . breeds,at aU'show's^ Give your dog a hogany, good condition. Phone Bum- GENERAL CoNTRACTINO, .trueVim. Motor sailors, rowboata, cls>m> town S-0177-R. Red Bank 662. lent condition: two occasional, one rock- power, complete with i cultivator, plow, son 1-1881-W^ break. Board -At at a'registered kennel. powerboats, built of Brst grade disc harrow; good condition.- CaU af- bulkhead - and Jetty, ' eitfavaUon and ogf—BI-focal eyeglasses. pTaTtU SCRATCHING DOGS, Use Quadine for er, hall console table, radio cabinet, GOLF CLUBS and bag; It clubs,. No. 1 Fcrty years > experience. - Vimy Bldge cedar; anchors, ropes, oars. -Elite rimmed. Finder rewarded. P. O. Box "Summer' Eczema" and other itching ugs. 66 West River road, Rumson. ter 5 p. m., Kearney, Venus Drive,'Port All. ,a VanSehoIck, Box.. B1J-A. «. J>. Kennels, registered. South street, Eston- Itan Bay Boat Works. IK Broidl Monmouth. Phone Keansbury 6-0078f* to 9 Irons, 2 specials, S.eompartmant 1. Keyport. • Phone Keypprt 7-1H5. town,. s,t .Wyckoff road, Monmouth coun- 167, Sea Bright. Phone Sea Bright infections picked up from grass, shrubs Phone 1-0746. Spauldlng slppered bag, with alUweather 1 Kejrporl, and vegetation; also kills fleas, ticks, YC-UR OLD PUBNITUBJB roads • better BULLDOZER WORK i. land oltand and ty's heading-dog tttel. *^ 2-O2S6 3OOLERATOR—Pre-war, all metal, 100- hood. Price 1150 for all. Address, "Golf 44-r'OOT ORUlHlltt. pow,re the .poultry keeper I Dlsbrow •«",•" West's Boats. North ol'.V imitation antique breastpin, with blue trous sheen,-easily -applied; clean, not mates and planning cheerfully done. Call RABBIT HUTCHES, six-cage and four- and driveways, nil dirt, top soil,, washed RESTAURANT, soda fountain. Pizzeria. cage; three rabbits for breeding, 120, stone, blue stons,' sand itad grav«l for Br.tders, Whajeppnd Road, ^-mlle west HoUl, Portaupeclc, Or call -Jhtoa •tone, ' valued as a keepaake. Finder messy. Sold by Fischer's Pet Shop, 33 us, Red Bank 6-2667. Ask for Mr. of West Long Branch school. For. de- kindly return same to -.0 Mechanic Went street. Red Bank. Located in the center of iRed Bank, Wilms. . Call Bed Bank 6-2382.* builders. Latest > equipment. No Job very reasonable. For information, call too large or too imajl Coast CorUraet- livery- "or See,' service pbone Long KOWUOAT, three w.lli street. Red Bttnk.* 3ICYCLE—Man's Columbia, 26-Inch, Branch 2680. AVAILABLE! Outside.paints and trims, Red Bank 6.305B.* MODERNISTIC RADIO, good condition. with balloon tires; just overhauled. lng Co.. phone Bad Bank I-J048-J'or covers, |50; perfect condition.'I LdST—July 22, Terrier type, male dog. all shades, at our retail paint shop Call Keansburg 6-O7H0-J alter 7 p. a. Atlantic Highlands 1-0C7O. . Bed Bank 6-2S96-J. or' write" -"B 125. Call Red Bank 8-2882.* 2 Hitht brown, with white chest, four on Route 34". Prices begin at 12 per BRIC-A-BRAC! New lots from pri- ONE-WAY RIDING plow, rotary, harrow, run YANtteE'TBADEH. Bed Bank, Dnx 811, Hed Bank. . --r white feet, white stripe on fa\!e, white gallon. For faded woodwork and Inter- PAINTED four-poster bej^ wlto box [OU8J3 PAINTING; also signs made to tip on tuft, 15 Inches high. Answer* to vate homes. Hand-painted dishes, bwo 2-horse wagons; 2-hors'e riding spring, $85; also old-fashioned ma- ord«t\ G«orgi S. ' Psurktr. • Fhons • should bo your pat shop.to trada aa-TOOT BY iu-WKJT trunk eaUn? ior restorative we prescribe our high cultivator,1-row potato dlargrer, 1-row sleeps four, gelley. toilet, witei, name "Johnny Zero." Shrewsbury li- gloss' enamels, semi-lustres, ' varnishes cut glass, llmoge plates, bisques, hogangany deskd. Call Bed Bank 8-2382.* Ef tontown SI4.M. with,' where a selection of over cense No. 1; suitable reward. Call Red potato planter. DelBrler Farm, . Syea* h. p., 1911 Kermath, 8 cylinder m and deck paints. Write, call or visit sterling silver stamp box, tintypes, more and Hance avenues, Shrewsbury. LAUNDBY TUBS, twin white porcelain. TRUCKING AND hauUr* tor all occas- 10,001 parlous used and antiqua 2-1 reduction) perfect condition;; Bank 6-U15. Flastlq Finishes Co.. Route 34, Mata- engravings, paintings, Oriental and NNBBSPRING MATTRESS and springs 118; Flushometer toilet, $15. Call slona. Btaaanabla r*ltt\ prbrapt s«r- ftrtlelts ean. ^a, had. ' Tb« largest 12.100. Betty S. 10K22^AOeihUo-| fOUND—Girl's bicycle on lawn of E. wan. Phone Holmdei'7032. Bed Bank «-238!.* vlce. Ptone-Bed'Bank »-14»7. Chinese rugs; also brass door on legs, original value 198, very good store. of , tta • kind on the Jtrs.y lands basin. Call New Brunswle Richardson, ISO River street. Describe NEW BICVCLES are coming In. All our OLD-FASHIONED secretary .desk, ma- HAVE AOOEaS.to many vital and gene- 5686. knockers. Sconces, candlesticks and condition. Price 'ISO; Console- table, Coast, " and you can have it back.* used bicycles reduced in price. See us $15; two chairs, $6. Phone Atlantic hogany and walnut, four drawers, alogleal rceordi of N*w Bagtand. local I2-r*OOT 8BAMAN. bulk flkl«; LOST—Man's Lamont watch in or near now. Red's Bicycle Shop. .92 Shrews- nut crackers. Ruscil's Furniture Highlands 1-0418-M. our shelves for books, glass doors. Bar- and other stages. Modsrate fee. ^rs. Newberry'a. Return to 38 Throek- bury avenue: Phone Red Bank^ 907-J. g Vera P. Bamllton. 149. Clinton'avenue, et and Service. Repaired at with new Wisconsin Inboard • and Art Galleries, 25 East Front COLDSPOT refrigerator, electric, good ggain, , $65. Phone Bed Bank 6-17»i-W.» our-sh,op by trained technicians. Coast Phone Long Branch e-JS10.«' morton nvenue, Red Bank. Reward.* U PAPERS photostated, 12 Albany 4. New York. Appliance. Co.. J16. West Front street. SA1UM6 CANOB. 17-Joot, OU,1 hours service at Corn's, 18 Wallace street, Red Bank. Phone 6-1693. condition; also luggage, stoves, fur- WILWLL SSACRIFICA E good upright piano, LOST—Beagle hound, four months old, ilture. ' Inspection- anytime ' after 6 p. because of lack of space, reasonable, Phone Scd.Bank 2039. with sponsons, lnerudes mast,! white, with large black spots. Answers treet. Red Bank. NOTICBt - If you ar*' thinking AREYOU a lover of horses? Why not M.- 68 Lake avenue. Fair Haven, or hone Red Bank S-2469-W. BEFRIGERATOBS—Sales ss Service. 17 boards, rudder.. Perfect eondltfSrul to name of "Beagle." Reward. Call FOR" SALE— Pigs, three large P1KB, hone Red Bank- 6-2618. , ROOF SHINGLES cheap, 141 Bay ave- about disposing of your household years experience on-all makes. See painted and varnished, flit. R«d Bank 6-0101. about 300 pounds each; 2$ 7-weeks- start a set of glasses, hand-painted, 1 with a beautiful horse's head. Middle- ;OCKER SPANIEL puppies, pedigreed, nue. Highlands; also % metal bed and goods .and: fumis&lngs. rial fastsite;' the'-new,. amulqg,• Admiral Dual-Tempi Bank S-2882." LOST—Silver Identification bracelet. old pies; all have been inoculated. Mid - springs, Coast Appliance. Co, _ll6 West Front die town Stock-Farm. Thomas S, Field, town Refrigeration and Cold Storage four-weeks old. Call Long Bran,ch live stock, farm machinery and 3TEEL HOUtili BOAT. s»H f Name, Mary Meade, and gold ankle 1-3265 between-6 and 7 p. m., 87 Golf SMALL HOUSEHOLD bar, wiije press, street- 'Phone Bed' Bank 2089. U% feet wide, marine bracelet initialed M, A. M. Finder please Red Bank Phon« 861. Construction, Highway 35, Phone Mid- equipment,- consult''wlthbut 'obliga- dletown 6-0299. treet, West .Long Branch. r • nine wine barrels, three' large wine WASHING-MACHINES. equipped living quarters; in wi call Red Bank 6-1U0-J. tion. B. G. CoaU,' Auctionur,' 410 • - .. TTeT- BASKETS, clothes, hampers. (Oj to HAIR MATTRESS, %-sise, in good con- ottles, 2-4 tree stone shields,' electric viee. bet ua help you chase those seasons. Cost 16,000 to build;. T—Woman's orange figured dress, WE BUY and sell anything I New dition. Write, "H. M.," Box 511, Bed Underwood razor. Call Keyport 7-1430, Bath avenue. .Long 'Branch,' Phone. ' .wash day. blues, i Coast- Appliance Co., ter to Charles Mounteils. If between Waverly place and Mon- $3.95; lunch baskets $1.29 to SI.69; and used furniture, household ra&te baskets, sets of three, $3.95 ar\d Bank.* ' ' " ' CABINET KEROSENE stovel ' Can be $59«.: .... .»•..." 1 IS.West Front street, phone Bed Bank street. Keyport: also 20-foot skiff." mouth street. Finder please return to 24 used for beating .and cooking; set of Waverly place, or call Red Bank 6- goods, china, glassware, paintings, 4.S5; shopping baskets, 76 cents. At 51LK GOWNS, siie 38. Some new; also ton. •. • • SPOUT FISHWK »kl/r, Sea tax i bric-a-brac, etc, Ruscll's Auction Howell'n. Highway 35, Trading Post. silk dress lengths. Write. "S. 'G.," fireplace fixtures, wrought iron, with AINT1NG and. decorating. Inside iand COMPLETE BBPAlB service on any 1% years old, la- foot, 6-Inch 1 3562-M.' Box 511, Red Bank.* rate. 'Phone Rumson 1-0349-W. FOUND—Rowboat, in Shrewsbury, near Galleries,. 26-27 East Front street, LINEN CLOSETS »5; all steel push- outside. , Estimates, call' Bed Bank make .-radio,' ' refrigerator, washer, Stan, 7 King street. Water 'Wltch.j Oceanic bridge. Owner identify and enrt, S10; floor lamp. SI: double rose- FIREWOOD; also ' truck for hire. Call BARBER FIXTURESR . $200. us West 6-2242. • ' - • • ' vacuum cltaoer, etc- Trained service- lands. Red Bank. Fbone 1691. rood bed, springs, t&; small coal heat- Front street, .River Data, Bed Bank,. men, Coast' Appliance Co.. 116 West contact V. Troma, Newark. Phone Bige- Matawan 1-O036-M.* LOOR SANDIrJG and waxing; carper^ u i DUAltD HOTOa, Evinnide r, 13; oak dining table, fl. Grant •ALMOSI" NEW.W" " Bathini g suitsi , f6 ter work aid roofing. .Eetlmate's/ call Front street. Ph.ne Bed Bank zO39. low 8-1986. Fay for ad. TWO CIRCASSIAN walnut bureaus. IF" YOU'HAV& any wood to saw, or perfeot condition: three split. EVERGREENS—Hdney * Be« Flowers. iverett. Phone Red Bnnk 6-0357-R-l. Phone Atl'antlc Highlands 1-0376, -be- cents, to |1 each; girl's dresses,, as- Bed Bank .6-2242...... JOVV" TEARTNTT DOWN 20 buildings. lorted sixes, 60 cents to $1 each, oth- 1 callara to.b« pumped out, call HOw- boat rods, one reel, Asbiway Hi Upper Broad street, Ked Bank. Phone •een 10' and 1-2 a.-m., except Sunday.*' BICYCLES REPAIRED, bought and sold . boat fittings and propellers. ~ 872. All material will be sold at the Jer- irs; pinafores, shorts; ladies dresses,'10, rd Tllton Rumson 5|S-J. Pho FOR SALE BABY GRAND PIA,NO, perfect; U-ptoce Red's Bicycle Shop, . Jl, Shrewsbury tUS ^STKATTOBD reflnl.fa.rs. Locust Bsnk 6-3776.• NEW ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaners sey Houte, BulldmK 4 . Wrecking Co., 12, \l, 88, ,40; skirts, 32, 84, waist; enug. Pho<.e Bed Bank 907-fl. Highway 36, Keyport. We deliver.* twin 'bed suit, maple, new 4-poster bed rlacks; blouses; evening- sowns, 18, J2.B.0 Point Road. Locust. Curs sprayed; SNEAKHOT. Good- eond(tIS_ being delivered at pre-war price. Free CARPEHTEB -WORKof any Hind done GOLD FISH—All alies, for pools or ind vanity, wafnut, child's tkble, and :ach; man's pea jacket, site, 42; sport alao- fainjlluns. an,tlquea, porch aets re- sail. Call Bed Bank «-0ZtO-J.' demonstration in-Red Bank vicinity,' In CENTRIFUGAL blower and M h. p., A. .wo chairs,'chlld'a • • feet condition. Priee and Sundays until 9 p. m. Closed Wed- P-.Vt delay. Phone today, Bed Bank r dust and chips un mnchinea. Call Belford. Pbone Keansburg • 89W . or nesday, Helen Miller, Aquarium, jerfect, 6x9 rug, ,perfe«t' 5-piece ,pprch numerous to mention. . Dean's, 55 Butnson 1-1088. 2:57-J. *ed Bank 6-2995-J.' et; girl's bicycle, sewing machine; Mai> 484-W, • ' ' • CESSPOOL AND SEPTIC- Unks cleaned, Highway 85, near Keansburg Gateway. Shrewsbury .avenue.* ' rfabbUh "removal service. Phont CONTAIN SENS reuatred, factory, .CEBOX—Three-door, well insulated. In repeat'er gun. Phone Atlantic Highl- y ELECTRIC RANUE and washer ^repair. Phone Middletown l«t). methods. Don't, throw that old pen Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-CI727-M." ttBD CAR Caanzburg 417, BoberJ Alb*. Port ands 1-0678-J, or "call '41 Mohnt-ave- Call Red Bank > seri«ce. ' O. •* D. 'A»pUanc» Service Mo'nmputh. BUSINESS away. We can nx it as good as new; LARGE COOLERATOR- Holds 150 Co., 60 , Whit.'street Phone. R«d Bank AQUARIUMS—Tropical fish, gold- ITOKiaU-CompletOKE e with- time- control IA8ON • CpNTKACTOH. cement finish - also new -pqns .in .stock. Ravlte Jewel- pounds of ice, good condition. ' Call ESTAURANT SIZE, FrlgldaUe, 8eu..ft. 2'61-J. fish, plants, gravel, accessories. ers," 11 Monmouth street, Red Bank. *ft*r7. eveningg. Rumson 1-0686.* and thermostat. Phone. Atlantic Hlgh- , era,'curblnkrshhrwallra,-etc; also roof- FO& SALE—Fruit and ' Frigldalre chest, holds .200 bottles, lj- and> . I-OIM-B." \>R iUSUBJWCt »f I all-kind* s» K. Vi Inc • Alfred, Cal^ock, Hsmllton avenue. Helen Miller, Highway 35. near Phone TJ6. RON BED—39 inches, with coll, spring >ot white porcelain' kltcheA canb'py.^lo- 'HQ> ' B. H., Stout, Ltirfs l>ull41np..IT Tt market. A food buslnesa,- ;TB1NWAY PIANOS and Hardman.and r Leonardo". Phone 'Atlantic Highlands Keansburg Gateway. Phone Middle- MSWADAIRY bam enulptoenl. and inner-spring mnttresB. Phone oot glass top lunch counter.-- 80 Park- Broad TtnMt 'lave? Vsjfcberry atort). ' up: suitable for man and - v. Roof ' ventilators,' Roto ' salt, milk Rumson 1-0702. 43 Center street, Rum- ;r -aven-ue'. Fair Ha'ven. * 1 • , \ ChickcrUig, 'apd Wurlitler, and ,Qul- MM-B. ., 1, way 36, Kerport. For Infol town 349. Open dally and Sun- scales,. Perfection niter discs, K. L. .M. branseh will soon be at] Thf ^ustfng UOOVKB A^KWt^K i AND oUwatlng, lnUr|or and Keypart 7-93«O'M. tmatl : on.' • CHILD'S CHAIN, bicycle, .large size,. In 6rUU»d.i day! until « "p. m. Closed Wednes- washing •powder, chlorine sterilizer II Piano. .Company, 16, Mpnmou*.h t street- 'exterior, no Sob too-big oor-tot o small L SMALL RESTAUrUNT. M)y per gallon. Repairs, service. Roy S. STROM BERG-CARLSON table, model good running condition, . Phone Bed Red iBank ' arid ' "corner - of Bangs * and White street, phone. 111. Jjisjist oout' pf •service.' .Phdn with four-room apartment, day's, radio, in perfect condition. The first Batik 6;O312-'J. p rce .hde Bed Bank TiUon &~SonB, .Marlboro. Phone.Free- Borld .street] In, Aslftity.. Fiik., All UAAU[fl 4X -*0S8:*0S8: . PhlifpPhlif p. R DlDelie ia Pletro. 79 Her- nished, doing nice business,'' hold 861-R-l. $25 takes it. H. E. Ross, Concord and 3ILYBHTONB comMnathln' taBIe radio New, Ttojk prjees. Lijbersl Budgett- plan.. 3d dk ?or particulars, see Walker _ DISCONTINUED wallpapers, was-h&ble, Hamilton avenues, I.eonnrdoi Phone At- and DhonogrRpfi.' 121-W-iprjh'.or 10-.Jt- mo-ntna'to.y ed Badk LA-ROE STEEL SASH for factory or antlc Highlands 1-Ob92-I>. NEW .RADIOS at Tusting's. .• MilrnWIatel snr,' 160 Ifflraad 'AJNTUVO AND, INTfiBIOR decorating. Realtor'. 7 Mechanic street. Bed-] lunfait; for every room in your home, inch aU*tomaCic* record cl)aiger, 4*^>; pot-' < delivery.'4 "Frfm'ousl' Ht\gr]av(tt' pboho- ND, INT Phone «-277«.« 10 roll a jide-tralJ, IS yards border and garage; tlvrpe cigarette- machines: utove, »5: New Bol|s electric raioj, 110. Phon. :R«a. , No Job*-jop,• big .or too .small- Can us draftsmen's boards. Sea Bright * An- HEW—PRE-WAR .lice, : size—760x16; ,'graph'radio cOmblns'tlon* f6r' delivery W or lad •estimate at'any time; 'Phone paste. Complete for $3.98; patterns lim- Philco rudio. floor model; dining room CM. KeanBburg S-OiSi-'W, • between *t 1 KEANSBUBG—Corner property tiq'ue Gift Shop, phone Sea Bright 9. 1 .weHM. • Tfie'ie lare. hanTdlome SnAnnnents ited. Klarln's Paint Store, 26 Mpn- able, four chairs. $20; three-quarter 6 p.- m. ' - . • ••< ' •• '• • i 4 frk«k . 4Z.V.-M4ZVM . "'. eAto.ntqwnettJ5P. J5P M centrally ' loceted, eonsistlns;-' mouth atreet. Red Bank. Phone 3838. .and. are /ouad att .Steinjvaj.StelnJvajjyr ffdea|ersdea|e , Jike, >V,.Bngart,,78 Foster.streets ATTENTION I Plumbing and heat- bed, sprinjf 'nnd mntlrcas, tSU; small • -!-. • -• r '••', <;""..«.-onlr used ^BtMg'j, ,16 'Monm'quth'.ayonrnquth* streetstreej. . ia Bed 'Bank. • • stores, erg-ht-rbom house'; 'siai-ftj BOSTON POSTLAMPS and ^ayo lamp, sodn fountain, $10; five large sash, 12 be-entire stock of new and'secbi. or'two months; day be'd (and cli^b •OUBTRi- FE:BD. pleh^y' oior scrascratct h reed, ' ing supplies, radiation,. bathtubs, ights, size 3/8x5 feet, $S each; flood 1 furniture. PrU« $10,000 -to.a qole] electrified. Mahn'a Bros., Route 36, ir. Phbne Eat'olito'wn-i-O848\r» 8- ' with 6|>%i corn'iri'H.corn'lnl T{.' l 'For'For^UstJ t re - Batontown. sinks and cabinets, new automatic ights, $4: bandsaw, with motor, $50: er. ' Henry Schweiaer. Bealtor. iult/, 'feed. P-.L,,.?. jn'asbes wlthMt. T by'«xp«ri{nV ^et*> easssss*** . *ekeh^ sv. •sb^rey's1. es>esB ^'* • se*** ^M9 600. Jienry SebweUer, Realtor, Company, 16 Monmouth street, Red Bank. Phone 6-3877.* >raaip.{u~i*ln7rojnpfu ilni A FT«t,'.Flat, ' -'^Adsgloy , :Ool* O *f DIAUj OB,,1 fan; table model radios; combination ir,;»to-' ; *f D.IAppUajlee B—rietl l OB,, > •Ciata.NllO JBati* arenoe, LosvtL T 'B'Branchh , «tre.rt, Keaaeburg.. Phone ^e>: Bank. Sure way to get one is to get "WO' CYPRESS tanks, ,xM Silver' WaHs," "tJuiila Sextette.", 10 White Bank on our list today. Maytag has more adios; Sun-Craft ultm-violet . lamps; 1 na Oliver irnai, f UUCIK QSXIVIVB., .tree*. :**«*• I hit IBk W. . Bhotie. tfijtTK i , •".. i . 0123. • • ' • UTILITY "ERAILER. Hiulegoodand one Gould deep well pump, large steer Thes.ICS1heseD VrntQee 'alRIBl brand'nebranVI OIIdU U01wV #recordlnts.'A C^V> H,|IB>*. *••t* •"'rj- •-t • .. ,',/*;- UAVMNAUUH EITKKMINATINC.;KMINATINC. Mter] ter - K&iNSBUIUJ --.Roomlci hou satisfied owners' than any other make, loll carriages; tricycles; eand diggers,; pulley's and hangers', metal• t»nke- atSdt-' •Tu s strong, good . tirei," $100' for quick ustlng's. 'you' wilt (Brid !l«4i«r«'r ielec- , BUY AND .sell setondyhand clothes;, r tftte -coBt*l ipetlalssts.aUsts.i' gtfaraiWd and much less repair bills. Ask any 60x20, 8-ply truck tires. At your Goo'd- tl established, near beach, sale. A' quantity of new and used pnd- arge' metal machine -ho6ds 'and csil^n-' on, ibo^t^s ifivi tilteoltJK and s«lfra«f-; mult' W ln'i<*d condlUdnT U %&•• Boad. •Mwlboto. owner. We use only genuine Maytag 'ear Tire Store, 121 First avenue, At- lucts. -Apply Mr. .Sfnook, . c/o .Union reoms, -inpludlrfg' a . two-ffrojly ; lOcks, hinges, catches, lag screws, bolts I a II tic Highlnnd». Phone 1-0761. ' iceT . Tustinsr's, 16 "Monmouth itreet,' >it, tot Shrewsbury" _rtB'ae.')avtriasjTBed'BankB . on th» B*me property, '75x100. parte for repairing. Phone Red Bank »nd nuta i\nd a lot of other mule-rial Laundfy, ~Broa*d ' street,' Shrewsbury.** , Be d Baniti* Fhene *«wn 3-0294. re some ( nleew raleascs" i """PreUndlfig." " 10. Whit, 'street. Phone >'Bed ; Bank Bank 169S-W. Will -tall. some life in that recreation room or BIG SALE, on good .used carriages, METRIC HEAVY duty slicing ma- rt'AxEH AND' POUAHSIi. New ?ie(lna. Who "Do Yooui iiive, fklipe/1 "Yo'lt Put 3711-J. . *> ' <• I l I ,11*. • l ,' chine, $30; 20-pound computing scale, B V H. cellar bar room. Call or write, Vet- high chairs, cribs, adults and children's , complete. .Phone afternoons or even- Song'in *M>My Bearti"Heartf. ;"T•' _.o «a<...m *H1s «A¥ AAUmd. ;CaaUalireV • — — ^^h i* er ^ «A^s\ <*s\y *% ^^^^^_ a M % » * i WANTED erans Amusement Co., 15-17 West Ber- otninlr; also-many odds And ends. Chil- 36; Hot Point electric range, $20; cash n»«, Rsd'B.nk 6-89^" ' ' " ' •Own." i "Happy 'JourneV." 'IDingtat'l the* raklnff t< gen place. Red Bank 6-2137. register, $35; fish box, $25. Charles 1 ss. dren's Bxchange, 274 Chelsea avenue. WICKER SET. table, two chairs, *eight Singing Cat,", "Walk, ii Off, ' ."^stuja/; etc. Flrsf dasa^esuipmenVgenQlne,,i A^Kl'Bt, pfper hanger, decorator.' It. Mounteais, 16 Third street, Keyport. '1 JJon't. know Why," Hi. Guess 1 ftx-, J WEBUY U8ED °shotsnne..rl CALL US WHEN selling your antiques, Long Branch, Open 10 a. n}. to 6:30 dozen qirart *-canMnfl:**jari,* 6fr cents duratlcn- taim.rs.Ba)ph ItiUrV Hobay run 'experience? estimates ' given • for china, bric-a-brac and household ar- ro.* JLASs CHANDEIJER, with ToiTds of pected Too -Much> Get: tree pictures at del. N. •» {hone «t»l. ' r^' rods end reels. Highest L , dozen.'four sets windows, .top 32ijfl2ft» iSisting'i,.J 6 MonmoutB %tr«etr*; I Jlj kinds , of Jor(>. ( Joseph .Hoffman. 61 pbone Bed -Bank , JC88.'.KUlto's.-J ticles. Sea Bright Antique and Gift WRAPPING PAPER and boxes lor prisms, beautiful condition. . Yankee bottom 32x34, painted -white,' K bouse ,.J 6 Matt ro«d~ph<>M Red Bank- U07-' Trader. Red Bank. Shop, 11 Esst Front street. ' ' I Shoppe, phone Sea Bright 2-000?. freezing , foods. Special boxes ior shutters., size 87^x1,*,, painted ti*een, KINO • COJJSOU; TRIO, in , new k alb . «leo.dr»T UI1I PIANOS-A. B. Pirhan, piano" maker, small broilers: also cold storage doors AUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of' antique Dutch door, no' hard-ware, slxe tv^xZX1^'. I Tusting's. This is ajUlfl All tlraaUs glf HIGHEST PHICES paid for gUak, j dealer, tuning, repairing, renovating. immediate delivery. Middletown hina, Rlass, silver and jewelry and "'hone Atlantic ffighlands 1-0248.^ X.ouis .Woman," with ' iM-oldway' ond etreVtTi figures, . lamps, furniture,., t Shop and showroom Drummond place. Refrigeration A Cold Storage Construc- furniture at the Yankee Trnder, Red u..:.k. •«——•, (amousr'OnJthe,Moon- clocks, Sraies. Will .boy'single•'pli LIMOGES DINNER' B*t,> tor . 12, vllO' - funltun. autoi 6ea- Phone Red Bank 6- tion-, Highway 36. Phone Middletown Bank. pieces, best French china, conservative he rnovj. hit,"Wjp.ais- ANY MA^E,vacuum—, ciesivtr. .. " rebate seN .., . 7'BBroad d VtStreett. lied coRebtiom. All' article! 'mat •*• -0299.' • . ters from Boston" I^s here; a KArgeous t vice,' . W* ar« aqoipped tc Pearl •Oilman.' 82 Spring stnekl THINK OF IT I Nothing to change, CLEARANCE SALE of all antique and >luo and rose'bprdert all'In perfect ,con- eqolpped to either re- Charges'. 2ft -per cent nothing to store with Rusco all metal SLIGHTLY USED tires and tubes, very used furniture; drastically cut. Yan- lition;' also antique inahogany w^sh- ^omberg'albiinl containing *^{ew^Mo*oh," pair or rsb yqnr .cleaner, ,0. f D, Bank. ' . • • "^ self storing windows. Screens, storm easonalile. Brookside'Inn, near Stone <• Trader. Red Dank. . . atand, square - rtflwo64 *tab>6. Photle "Dekert -swig;" Student 'Prince,"'"May-'- Applianea ^«rvlc:« *o., •oWhlle street. id dus,-drain* In- GRAND OR.SFlNJfr-plonO, VtfM sash and weather stripping in perman- churcli. Atlantic Highlands.* LADY'S AND GENT'S 28-lncb bicycles, Atlantic' HigbUndi P03-13.' - time.". JVeeaj, phone \ BtuD- ATTENTION poultrymen. farjnecs, b call Monmouth Construction Co., 20 esk ; Munroe calculator. Yankee Trader, ranges. . SanJUel Swsfti fiiWSK ers. have yon any pouttry'l West street. Red Bank. Phone Red hone Rumson 1-128S-M. Ire 11.'all less Thin a yaaf old.'Lot :r«et; 'Ked-Bsnk. • Phi Red Bank. ells for $40. Call Red'Bank l1^M* OONTBACTpB smd, cesspools dressed,'if you• have.' let us do,I Ban). 6-01 09. V ^J^TX da>aw4.i •• II e * • ^*^j«• * FREEZERS FOR .HOME and farm, 3MALL SAKE, combination needs fixing, WO- WHEELED trailer,- 12(1; ^wo-fcycle if ooal.and* moved by experienced riggers: >Cliei K carting ' sjj ''ending, top you. Beyer Poultry Farm.-Ninth ^ :l, caotnets. paid .for old' oUldlnrs'. < Wgl oil, mannre* •*!! dfrt, cinders, gravel' end West, Jfeansbun, N..J. phone I DOUBLE SEAT lawn chairs. Call Long 16 and 21 cubic feet for immedi- 4M-basc Italian accordion, small .size gas 'engine, $40; ps.lr . of , extension ., oil ;heaten,, and metal) wall f Branch 842 or 46 Cooper avenue. rumpet, assortment . of dentist's tools, tiamuel'. SwarUrf ,14 West. Front-street., Wrecking A.BIgglng do. "Phone, sand. Estimates gfren.7 thone'lMMBank »• B8».' ' ' ate delivery. Terms • arranged, wheels, $15; small water, pump; "%fil : landsT18J7-W, r , r Ul*. Osea> Becker,'47 Second street. Long Branch. imail brass microscope, German bin- Dodge truck chair seat, 480 ;'ldsZ stnde- ,Ked Bank..'ghpne 8.1,—° * " " F>lr Haven, y. J. I ^^ GARAGE' OB, IOABAGE space,, for PIGS—Why worry about a meal sliort- American Freezer A Appliance Co., oculars, 10x60, Carl Zeiss binoculars, >aker 1^-ton t'ruck,'$26o...Photle Key- liAVi'N, MOWER, 15-ln , . . ,ierv(ce;. aXPfrVs On • large.'trailer-truck! In Bed Bu age. Raise your own hams, bacons Route -35 and Oakblll . rood, Red 0; 22-c»llber Remington rifle, with port 7-11483.• • • ' ' ' . X!»n-Red'Earlk'6.041B comhinatmn radios and oar radios. We vielnfty. • Phone.Bed,• Baak >T0l. '• and pork; baby pigs and Partly grown .ymnn. scope sight; 26-20 Remington HKAKININQ 'AID,, Acccustlcfah. 4ate unodlil,' call for and deliver 'your'radio. ' ai Bank. Phone 6-3877.• WNINPS—A • few. »6-lnch • at, I8.lt, Msjn' stre*t,>. phone • Eatontbwn B«8.- AUTOMOBILES PUTS, vaccinated, from purebred stook, Doll nrtion rifle; Savage 2,2-callber pump ' beach chair re-cqvbrs, beach chairs re», . used,ondA_i . ~ , .price, {45 pcean are-' YANKEB jTBADTJB I win bar" jr< U0 up: also bred sows available. Phone rifle; 32-20 and 32 caliber Mnrlin rifles; iRen^evenlngs. . • Y , * i ST." 5BRHARn".pupr.lfs^~Cr:w. KecE", duced' in price, beach'baits , $1.98, card' nu*,.Jdeal Beaeh, Keansburg. Phone MAUWOB, SCHWARTZ, Ohryeler. Ply- . line' porcelains, china-ornamel Red Bank 6-3MH. Harmonicas, collection of smoking pipes, tattles $2.98, Oddra'Cldlets. $4.t8. BomV-1 1XPERT CARPET,, laying, repairing, |South, and International,track sales ANTIQUES'. BRlCTA-BIUCT" IuTn]lSre7 Old Tennnnt road, opposite Robert- hess set nnd " other games In' leather -_Pi'&vi£''(;?i?v.* '-.r.j" ' : '* frlngiiu, binding,' and, renovatlni. •rare Jewels,'anUqae'fureltare,'n illf srhnnl. thing n«w every iday.- National 5 4'n'lO.I end . service beercjuartere. • Phone Red bought and told. Mnrtin & Wing An- ase; guitar, camerus, Lionel train set, Pro-wn's. W. deliver.*, "i'ffiu MFBT-j—Ex »iel e*nt condltloH. 'ere> Orarr' it" Waterly »plsee, *Bed? sank 7y * " and'old.sllven pieces,'.stamps, men tiques. 74 Shrewsbury avenue, nt the TOX~TRAILEF.. body ond lUvs Bo5a Yankee Trader. Red Bank. t Kein'lbtfrBfB-OfbS-M.! . |l . Bank. Phone Bed'Bank aite,- • .' v conditlpn. Price J76. T. C. Otto, DOO SUPPLIES; New stack of dog ' V OA^a bougtt,, sold and ex- ' and' books. ' I trade' fair '.and' OI end of Monmouth street. Phone Red LIVING ROOM davenport, jn good con- Wads and collars and-harmiss/JuK Te-/ anged.' Pontlao . sales land service; ' above'board. • For 'courtesy deal Bank 6-3786. Harding road, Packard Agency, Red Hunk. Phone 6-0428. dition. Call Red Bank 6-2258. ceived; dog heds, • with pillow; |2.98 v BUSINESS ,'NOTltiES and sold.' 101 Wjst 3s. O. IS. A. a Baasas JSrothera. 21 Mechanichani c street, pphone e 60»»0»», please .contact' Yankee Trader/] fcjil"EAtSIVE -imported earners, must bi DOUBLE TRAlK set, automatic dump- djigi dishes, <99. cents!' chain chpke-ool-i J NOTICE —Ii you want to sell your inti, automatic switches, electric , coal lars: bird cages at' low prices. ' Nat-i *° UPHotSTtaSD and raadaf "V Wish to sell f/our autloautlomobUm e 'Bank., Mr.MorrilC Phone" Bid Be Seen to. be appreciated. T. C. Otto, PAINTING., paptr hanging. , estimates it. to us. We pay cash for ser- furniture or real estate , with Hnrdlng road, Packard Agency, Red mine hoist, steel rails, two train boards,* orfal'6 fclO. Jrown'l. ' Ws 'JHIIwV.', to i orjier; -slip covers i and I drapvlke. 4247. . • ••• • merous scccasorios. AIJ barely uaed. , ihetrfully gfv«n.' QVofge'^BctinioSi. lustom made., Qualliy^.and-'wSS'rvijea «opri TieastbTsi esurat 1f1«It S to H42 models. good results, call Albert Friedman, Hunk. Phone 6-0(28. WE FIX THEM. Venetian . blinds' re- UlVoshier averltie, Atlahtlc Rlgllandt, itandard. David,, Burrjon, Jl, Pearl' Mount-gnjlli-h Co.. Bed Bank. II evenings or week-ends at 6 Pros- ' paired, new tapes,-new cqrd.atld re-, 1 licensed and bonded auctioneer. 35 SMALL EMERSON table radio. gu.T ect avenue, Atlantic Highlands.* Phone Atlantic. .HIghl»4d.'Tl-.q322-M; itreet. "Phone Tied Bank t<6f.' * C/AR 3ALES Onsnicedc , 1917-1942 models, ROOM AND BOARD, between Bed tted playing condition, 812 takes palntins done. Call us .up and we will South Main street, Asbury Park, ULLETS—Ten weeks old, $i ench; alao lBfYBU.want t iour-lnaldiour'lnaldT or oulou - up' to 15 months Itor pay, • Seaooaat and Asbury Park. Elderly conpli it. Dirhan Piano Shop, 15 Drummond pick them up. We maice any'kind'of 1 ATTENTION—Will' pay » highest f Mnanos Co.. 60 Broad street, Bed Bank. tired. All . year, from September phone 8148. two-pound roosters, excellent birds. a Venetian blind; l,2dO .blinds In st'oclt. Hie painting dbne, call Ve'rndn H.Tar- Plnre, Red Bank. Phone 6- ker, Blver 'Plata,' phone -Bed .Bank. 6- , prices i for • your frfurn|tnr«', an-' phone 1284/ . with , meali. Give' location, and chs Call after 6 p. m. Frnnk Mnurncr farm. National t * 1». Ptown's. .Wf de-llver.' Write, "Boom and Board," Box 511, STE1NWAY CRAND piano, professional Laurel avenue, Middletown. Phono ' f ( tlqucs, rugs,, sllvsr.fpiiitures.-'poroe-i ' 638 TWO-JPOOB Chevrolet sedan,. £-"1 TW6 SiX-hoAsE frbWEft F..irWnFB iiw, Kunranteef., perfect, $1,660 takes WHAT, A RAIN. t)ld .your roof .leakT ' condition,'very good' tires,• gasoline Bank.*- ' _L^_ Morse enjrJne», two fifth wheeli, two -0163.* Well Its easy to.fli. We have a Ave- LET US. OAJiT.that sand,tsrfv.el,'blocks, lalns, 'brlc-a-brao, i'and - art -. goodly Jt. Dlrhnn Pinno Shop, ] 5 Drummond p and et«. Phone Bed ,B«nk • 6-1106.• isater. Price $860. Inquire at 69' POLJpE DOG—Pedigreed • female, hand winch vs, keroBene drums, trnsh Placi*. Red • Bank. Phone 6-0933. LADY'S BICYCL-E, $10; man's bicycle, :allon di-um of roof' coating by '".Bar- Maple avenue, Keansburg. Phone 6-0269 $20; two-burner kerosene table stove, Don't sell (before; i we i estimate! ' . year or younger.' 'Write,, detsl barrel*. Dai ley's, 98 Port Monmouth w ett" at only'IK98. " OMer atfsw'drurni iwtwaen 6' and 7 p. m.* FOB PAINTING,' handymlirl. and sllght Friedman's, il 'South Main I street, • •Police Dog,". Box 611. Bed Bank. road, KeanBburg. RUSCIL'S NEW furnlturo specials 1 $5; Jig s" . H5; 20-gnlion oil drum, $5. md save money. We deliver. National HOOFING AND SIblNS7~e"xi.ertir~a^ I)yUs, Atlnntlc Way, Sea Bright* > ft ID, 47 ''Broad street, 'Bed Bank, i hauling", 19 ' Avenue of JTwo ' Rivers. phone'Asfcufy'Park'IMS. f \ ,' TQHEh COAL RANGE, •.wlth- Bedroom . and . bathroom ruga, Phone Butnson 1-^776. I , ''' t 1 plied. Prices are riuht. No down pay- KIKE SlNK7on.y It., with fnuceti. Phone 'hone 6-2080.• BMO1N&BB—With, spare: time. VXISED CAK .SELLERS. n Will > pay '. water back, white enameled'.pred 9x12 Consoieums. rubber mats, ilc-d Bank 6-2488. Will g|Jarai)tee .to, make your radio, highest cash price for your. used Write particulars; address-"Belntei" ment. Small monthly payments ar- •KESSURE COOKEBS. We iJiaVe, Wear 'lANO'lNFORMA^JOr<.,rj«j.'S»'i1 , rhave. t ranged. Call Red Bnnk 6.0109, Mon- tabU lampi, metal utility cabinets, TOY FOX TE.fcfc.fiR, male, six. weeks: Ever oookers, lU.Sf; also'Mlrro. Matief •television' set' or other electronic! equip- 'it appraised' before , you hir, or »ll7 j ear, Packard 'Sales * " Service, 511, Bed Bank, or phone' .Bed; ment perform' MM new,; rekloViaHle rates. 6-8068.*' • - - '. mouth Construction Co., 20 Weat street, innersprtng mattreises, In ail iltes, iwo stnndnrd fox terriers, males, six at $12.05; a few pressure* eahnors blri Nomlr/al' fee. TJlrhsn'hs s iPlariS Shop, 15 JHardlng road, at Broad : street. BjjdBank. w*>fikn, two standard fox terriers, fe- National at |18.70. We have Mason •Cal«JaMl Red,'BunKed .nanKk 8-1180-M.B-iiou*ai.fj ,t ' ?' ' ' Prummo-nd Place, • BeBdd' BBenkk . PPhohh e TWO• OR THR-EE second-hand)rlret strollers, atep atoola, fireplace (Phone Bed* Bank. 428. , HAND PAINTED furniture, chairs, lts, 11 weeka. one springer' Spaniel Jars of all' kinds; jar rings and rubber!/*, FOB EXPER1* painting,! .roofing .and r '. ''. • ' , , 476 or, 600x19. . Call. Bed','- equljiment. etc." Art flalle/lei, 26 was. 6-1681-W. "'j table, trnys, etc. Kenneth P uncut), It vvrcki, from Chnmplon stock. Pystt, jelly glasses. National,' A 10. Phon , Door skndlni, call Red.Bsilk. «-07»8-J: VE.PAY. highest prices,for. your ..... model 41-42, wUie Jr., Broad street, corner Monroe are Eait Front itreet. Phone Red. Bank R. K. P.. nox 546. Wyckofl road, Eaton- Ked, Bank 6-2680,* ' , ' • try. Write or phone, Long. " DICYCLE—29-Inch; roust be., in • Jack Stpye, 100 '•Wallace 'Street, Bed •Ids li heater; fZ.ZOb. — 1( Alston EU*. Shrewsbury.• town. Phone 8-0675. BHJNO ^YQUK ' rollers, mew window; Bank, r i> ' ' . I 600., 89 North Brpsdway, "Long lurt. Be 'condition and reasonably.,',! THttEE ROOMS ot furniture, |2B6 com- Ii. C. A. VICTolt radio. Console, auto- shades put on while yoji wait. ' We. SEWINQ-j-Uress imakiijj, i and mend..,, •Wrjte, 1B. Scdtt, .2111 Fifth,avenue,;/ 81 UHEVR^LET coupepe,, | lltfD, t See In. piete, and what's' more we'll guar- mntlc tuning, S. Qoyce. 238 Main have new lovely heavy Holland shades i done al my home or but, by theiday) AUTO-UPHQLSTEB(HE DINNER' .et, kranrl new. Some front . o_^f Oarlton1 theater...eater1, ^rh"Tb'ursdat y antee that you'll find this value 100% broken In pipping, . eight dinner street. Keyport. Phone 7-0117. at $ 1 each; also channel-* ones, sleep ,a Call Hed Bahk d-17l|».W>"* ' ' ' ' ' lee, Proprietor. S^Up 'eoverl, 2*101 ana Saturday. • H. Phlpps. SMAL_ LL JtHRSrAN or Oriental' nil satisfactory, 167 down, 16 weekly. Sur< "JMSTtlNlfY ptwVTE. Berkeley Square bit later, get some dark .green 'shades. i .proximately • 6x7. -Used. 'Cell < plates, six snlad plates, eight cups and . dori >n, very prise Store, furniture bmemtnt depart aftucer», five bread and butters; Gains- lervire. H unmonniirnmed, HO; new National 6 4,10. Phone • Bed Bank'' COMPLETE • LANDSOAPB ^eervloe, | UTH Hit four-door'' Bank'-6-1.02'8-M.« ' . . ment, 9 Front street, Key port. Phom 6-2S80J s '\ ., *- good conditioni . PriceP . $$45 . Inqplro 1 borough pat\ern,. 160. r Mrs. James B. Sterling Bilvt-r ronipucl, set with rubles, , Lifetim^ee T experienc.._. n e In allJ brandies , .^rqmuters Liquor Store,'184- Monmouth TQ.BBN'I —-HousH e or-apartment,,« Key port 7-0 442. Free stormje. Open Deerin, Naveslnk. Sn, IT Collinn at reft,, KennaburgKennsburg. WATER BOY floating mattrell,,size 4' nished; within " 10-mlle ': rsd,la. 1 , of garden irotk. Now, 'li the ' best itreet, Bed *• Bank. ' ' i • ' Friday and Saturday nitfh fi ENHOlTi IKnNEfi, ^loclroXux vacuum feet by 80 inthti.: Alvlni Tsjbfs, New- UOUSBi PAINTInQ, potoh and -lawm fur-t Scibeyvlllc; four In farolly.'twp ai MAt'LE DINETTE itt, mahogany Dijn- time .to make that new ' lawn; 189 PLYMOUTH, • Call Bed Bank 6 d (JlfiNEIlAL ELECTRIC do enn Phyfe dining room aulte, sofa beds, clenni-i', with nUiifhments; Westlnff- ian Springs roAd, Red Bank.*. ' t I : | nlturaispraradiatagek and.ohaIf «iorM WJ11 tftBD T1KE&—4.60, 4.7fi, 6,00, b.Zbxib, ninue «nd Tnbor strrtjt. Little Silver, uCnerntor; new, for- boat 'br deep, In 1 86 . BUIQK, * Needs • repairs. .iSohlldge,: like new, not retreads. Very reas- erous to mention. &u.rdg~e's» \yarehouac. fJlWb H.i IRISILMAU."nMhiit-iiif^nf,. TuMVM children, #20, welding, anvil welding , horse ('clippers mablirntes,..R^J. Poelgsr,•Shrewsbury. good enre'*bf prdportyr aro ("nest Clay itreet or rear of 125 Brond street, orlnlnnl watorproof pacjdnm pair qt,,t-' i*haPpeBed. 'B. -A. 'Hloksf * San,i: Ever- nfalniiHllli'Road, -Mlduletownldule ^ •ol*|nn. ,W,rlte,,"V«terari,'' Box\511, onable. Urookilde Inn, near Stone KKil n Iind exercisei . Cull Rums'on \-0R82. volt "Whlstletone" yacht norhi.i. chrome 1 Church, Atlantic Highlands,' Red Bnnk. LARGE .l>RESgEIt~and mirror, matching ,«tt.i Phone Ited, BaVkf8-0B57-J-li | AJridHB. chlni,' brle.«.btiw,-.•liver, ,__ fiyICK,. four-door sedtsednni , .Model. . J.. plated] compressor.forrFrl-siaalre, eonf- f«l|"bfio«t, celling. T. C.'Otto.ipnck-, fbtJVtP.Y EQUTPM E8T. iTm am y LA g, ; . Aouiilo bet) 'with box spring ant] two- sowlnaM hit- t' and' solfl/ " BgMtiJAn.l TO flUY—A, aeml-huntralbw LAWN swings, < 12.80; «! plete with condensor and Ure,ee|yer,f l«|i: Shod. ' fl«a- ght, .phone> d I Agency, Harding road. Red ' Bank. electric, conl and ol| brood •-i, pal- to adult slses made up to order nt piece, mnuresii; ^cklnK chnlr, 3-Bect)on mfitor; also refrigerator evaporator, new, ng. tj«s tulllnB.'ground clear- • ,or 7-roorn 'houserpFeferal., ttry brooders. Roy 8. Til to-. & Sons, # d wurdrobo, ' nil mnhniinity, . horsohtilr ;3.J- trajtot Jurk, ff.swjir, kind, bf n HOOKII'S. Hlghwsy it, Trading Post, "•'I Bef.Banki 6.2»l».J.»i, . »' . I VtliFORD!|L^.ton truck, flat t lensf1onoibodrdom'on'A*B,t'»flMn >4JdiU«|thUUAM ilstool rLYWOOn, MAKINEi thickni toolbtg or too'-sn .Hiivcn nr' Imrnedlnto*; 'vlclnttt.1 ,i'tfl > l I booster, stbrlnar,. rocondltlonod. m DUCKS-Duck *iii* and dueltirhK fr/SK .wo. IJslTipBlsll S*jlssslMI II a: 'm.* to 4 |i. 'm. • • • P." , Eatontn~ ' .tawnw . , "il;ki(a.1Jsr.;J Hay;rhe •»««• lit n,, m. Onll AUantlo ODghlanJl'l- ists and round whit* codar or oak 11-18; full slu mattress, like new i fold- (suitsuits, (2),, blnck'rvelvet with Itrg. Jlth V new gUUei or repair ,or I'Mto. 108 ,iO»nt«f'. aVieifln.*.! V,- d rills, Msterlal only or trntlon Inir eouch, • mnUrtst, nowj trnllar, new BEAUTIFUL SMALL Estev organ, good skunk; collar and gr«y, velvet lull an; ... Estimates PAINTINQ^ 1 souius)lL1 d guttor contracted j estimates given, no obliga- e-l)Jy.526x|9. tires. C.nn be us/d ior pick- 4 tone nnd condition, sell, reasonable | mjin i natural 'cross, f(txj«,ol(et/ai)d.'llltic1 - —'uHy.i BlVent on , sheet /metal hangingi _ ... .WILL^AY, $126 tt month forY'tfi tion, v?hone' New Egypt 8842, or write, sandwich grill I beautiful bluo sntln betl- Thjornsen, R.- F,- D» box 43, 'AtlantU »88 CJIJ BT' sedani". running > con-, i lhtoo7,'Bclm*t .'1. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 25, 1946. Page Thirteen.

WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTAfE FOR SALE Monmoufb County 3arr»gatt*» HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL .ESTATE FOR SAi-E In the matter of the «sUU «f Ben- jamin W. Cov*rt, d*e*M«d* Kotle* t« EflWAKC fgr '»« or '»« Pi/mouth NUB8ES1 AH). Phone Mlddietovm IF VOU are looking for barzaua, eee P. BUX sell or rent sJl iron of real eetat* TWO BUNGALOWS—One tour-room, SKEBWSBOBy TCrtVNSHJP—Near Tin- BENN1S K. BYUUZ A««icy—Hlghiray ««Jr condition, selllni lot 12(0. CiJl E. jCennedy. List year hon>ee for eali through Coastane*. Bmlth Ageney, 14 out two-room; sanle property, reas- ton Palis; modern Ave-room bungalow :redltors to pm*mt slalnu eXgsJaat *s* 6-0U9. business district of Red Bank; excel- tate. • •.„• • -• V il«nd» a-uoo, extension U7.« or rent- I have many proepects. P. K,bla.p)e aTeSDc Fair Haren, pbons Bed onable; also suitable'for buaineas altea. with lull acre; beautifully landscaped. lent location .for diner. House o) seven tPBSIiJnCBD dry eleanerf, pre»»or»,; Bank e-2808. ' •Pursuant to th* order of J>om«a Me- .X^PEe.oJ tree irA lawn work, spottera' and. learneri..- Apslyvlii Per- New bar. Call 'Atlantic Highlands Ovenlle oil burning hot water system of rooms, consisting of living- room •with ir«j;':Tte» Expert Qo. Phone Mid. .^ eU-room bungalow lor the'RAX VAN BORN AQENCY—Excellent, 1-0714-J. , ., • latest type. Permanent value, estab- fireplace, dining room, kitchen, tour P*ddin, Surrogate of nth« County? ot son. Shore Gleaners, Inc.i 21-2* Front month of Auguatj reasonable, Ella. aelg-hborlooi), near fchoblf) stores aid lished by adjacent property; immediate Monmouth, *n»d« on tht •Ifntwti Jay" ojm J.01««, or writ. Box «, Mid. strait, -Bed Bank, in afternoon, between, ACRE LOT—Kiyer road, \vllson Circle, large • bedrooms; hot water beat, oil Wiltshire - Agency, Beaitors, 77 Broad transportation i (even rooms, two. baths, Rumson. . ICestrlcied district, 100 occupancy. Price 19.600, c. F. Bor-fired i one-ear samxe: $12,000. Terms of'JJnly. 1948. on th* appUatfen ot i"an* t. ::-.•:',•.-;. .•••'•..'' " street, phone Red Bank 6-2161. steam heat: plot 55x175; garage. *11,- den or 0. H. Kevins, Shrewsbury, N. J., Evalyn S. Covert, solt executrix >of tb«, HOUSEWOBJCEB—Voung "oOan, two yiuda* from river, blsli ground, brook; .80% eash. Dennis-K. Byrne, 8 West inHISHftl) HrtUSE, artist's studio. 000. Bay Van Horn Agency. Fair Ha- (4,000, Write. "Lot," Box fill. Bed phone Red Bank t-ltel or MIIIJ,' Blver road, Bumson, phone- 1-0676", estate of Bepjamln W. GpreH, dd or three daya a week, two In family. ven. Phone" Red Bank <-0i83.' notlcB Is hirebr given to the tMdt MISCELLANEOUS Phone Long,. Branch 6-S861-W. copied from a fairy tale; four rooms, Bank. THOMf SON AGENCY—Eight rooms and k. btfhNB Agency—Rumson, bath, great fireplace, Dutch, doors. Ke- BAY VAN.HOBN AOENC?—Half-acre batb; liot water heat, coal; plot 60x of said dectutd to* exhibit to th* M« WOMAN for cooking and downstalra' FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, ill improvements, oceupancjc Anyuat 1st. Livlnar room, J.S0O Incubator, flv«n >wir In*. nned Adults preferred. Summer or long- ruldentlal plots, in Fair Haven, three bedrooms upatalrs, two rooms 316. ' Good location In Red Bank; »12,- dining room, kitchen, bath and twoscrlber' , Bole executrix ** afortsjs.d, tiMir dok«y«'» #14, perfect running, on work, in imall adult 'arqlly, Call er. 6S1 Patten ivenue, Long Branch. 100x280 ftet in ilie, pear rlvtr In re-and bath downstair!; automatic oil bur- 000. Thompson Asency, 81 East Front bedrooms; all on one floor. Tlmlten air debts and demand* agalnif th* lalA. es- jfcVjMtd .room. Call Ettontown Holmdel 9-7031.* • . • stricted community; close to school and ner, awltch control; large cellar, lengtn street; phone Bed Bank S-0700. conditioning - he a tin tr jystem. House tate, under oath, within six months from SHORT OBDBS cook and cpOnter girl: transportation. $2,000. Ray Van Born Qf house;,new garage; concrete walks; THOMPSON ' AfiKNCY - Seven room. completely furnished; one-car garage i the date of the aforesaid order* pr;'tlW> ILL CARE for children at mr home good wages, pleaiant anrroundtngs. SITUATIONS WANTED Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Bed Bank fence; excollent location, near beach, ' and bathj__plped hot air heat; fire- $12,500. Dennia K. Byrne,- 8 Wesi will be forever barred of thtir aetlo«r ir working mothers, during the day;Apply Alexander's Lunch Bar, 45 West 8-028! school!, buses, town and railroad sta- place. Plot 90x150. Double ffarage. River road, Ruroaon, phone 1-0576. therefore against tho said subscriber. Main street, Frehold. phone 8-0840. tion. SMOOi- 71 Myrtle avenue, Keans- Excellent location, near river; $16,000. Dated: Freehold, N. J., July.: 18, 1941, ria. -Bmnaon 1-0827-M. RAY VAN HORN A6EH0V—Sandy RED BAKK house, seven rooma EVALYN 8. COVERT, )1E8' OR CLyB groups Interested In LET US HELP you with your employ- * beach i rlveVf?ont bangslow; glx apt- burg. . Phone ^ Thompson S-Keney, 81' £ast ?ront atreet, and bath; garage; hot air heat, with EXPEBIENCBp ..leaglfl. In ladles' ment problems. Roberts' Employment phone Bed Bank 8-0700.' 183 Easi Berg« Plaet, icelHng money or free merchandise, clous rooms j fireplace i screened porch^ BED ))ASsK home ot 7 rooms, batb, bot Motor Stoker. Price 17.000. Occupancy Bed Bank. N. J. ;o.*25. PJcase write, E. M. Sheppard, ipeclalty shop; good* pay and Agepcy, 77 Broad street, Red Bank, facing river; four bedrooms; completely air beat, itoker; one-car garage; lot THOMPSON AGENCY—Six rooms and September 1. Call Red Bank 6-1640-J, Phone l»06. after 6 p. m.* Messrs, Applegate, Stevens* ' Keans.•burg,' * Steady work. Inquire Kirsohbanm, furnished; electric range, Frigldaire. Im- 50il6C; ttxei *60. Price |T,tOO. Wal- bath; good location near Red Bank; Foster ft Reussille, ' HAVI AM EXPERIENCED Colored man desires mediate possession. (7,500. Ray Vanker & Tindsll, Realtors, 7 Mechanic plpeless heater. Plot 60x100. One-car tORTAUPECK—Eight-room house, two 3 YOU HAVINQ * party T Why not 21 Bjcad atreet, Bed Bank. garage; fd.OOO. Thompson Agency. 91 Red Bank. N. J. : int a Juke Box (or that special oc- 'house cleaning by the day. No outside Horn Agency, Fair Haren. Phone Bed atreet. Bed Bank. Phone 6-H7».« baths; larve lot; 912,000. Others. Her- Proctor*. work considered; good references fur- Banmk o-0288.« I Heights section. 6 rooms, East Front stret, phone Red Bank 8- bert Hannah, 6140 Ocean avenue. Sea on! or a P.?AT sMtcm. For a nominal GAfUrENTattt--tnew work, some retnod^ 07O0.e Call or write, Veteran's AmtiieoMnt nished; »6 per day. Cull Red Bank RAY VAM- HOBM AQBNCV—20 acr.s, bath, hot water heat; 2-csr garage; Bright. Phone Sea Bright 2-0208.* Notice of Setttsmtpt of Account* 15-11 W«tt Bergen place. Red elfnfi steady* good pay. Walter J. 1.2198-R after t p. m. picturesque location, in the hiila of lot. 60xl3S: taxea $60. Asking «7.5O0. THOMPSON AflEHCV—Moaem colonial, Cook, builder, phone Bad Bank 8-092S BRIGHT—All-year-round ocenn- Estate of Emma Louise Fox. deceased. k, Phon« «-21»7. SOCIAL SECRETARY, household man. Mtddletown; old house; not livable in W.lker k Ti'ndall. Realtor!, 7 Mechanic aii rooms, tile bath, fireplace; nun- front, brick home; tile bath; two-car Notice is hereby given that the account*. afUr 7:00 P. M,» ' i # agement and accounts; woman, college present condition. IB,5D0, Ray iV»n Btreet, Red Bank. Phone fl.2776. porch; steam heat, oil. Plot 7Oil SO, garage; private beach; 19,000. Herbert of the subscribers, substituted adminis- UtBBS and truck crowtra will otd a LATHfc OPErlATOBg—Four needed \m- Horn Ageney, Fair Haven. Phone Red lady market tor thalr product by graduate; business nnd supervisory ex- RED BANK—Bro-wn place. »bc rooms, Insulated; $13,660. Thompson Asency, Hannah, 514 rOcenn avenue. Sea Bright. trators, with will and codicil annexed,. 1 medlately. Capable of making own perience. Write, Philips, 41 Riverside Bank 6-0883.* bath, Holland heat, fireplace, beamed, 81 East Front itreet, phone 6-0700.* Phone Sea Bright 2-0208.' of the estate of said deceased will b«' irtfflng Is Tht Btciater * elaaelflad Jet UP. Tool room work; steady em- avenue. Red Bank,* ItAV VAN HORN AGENCY—Holmdel. celling, ffas range: one-car garage; lot IM BEiAtTHFUL rolling country, 8% SIX ROOMS with ail improvements; con- audited and stated by the Surrogate of ployment. Scale wages and overtime. COUPLE—Combination chauffeur, and* 25 acres, rolllna woodland and mead. 33x100. Asking $8,600. Walker & Tln- acrea. good commuting; $1,600. Ar- the County of Monmouth and reported HNGB wanted. It you bare a bouse Apply 8:00 A. M. to 6:JO P. M., Marl- owi, brook, pure, tandy spring, pic- veniently located. In Leonardo. Will ir tale t buyvt wilUac, K. V. B. H, •ocial secretary, college graduate, ex- turesque letting; new cottage, Uvtnff dall. Realtors. 1 Mechanic street. Bed ranffeioenti can be made lor contractor sell cheap, to Quick buyer. Phone af- for settlement to the Orphans' Court ,t, 77 Broad street, phone Red Bank boro Tool and Manufacturing Co., Mst- perience, supervisory household m&nage- Bank. Phone 6-2776.• ' to erect G. I. borne. See u« for details. ter 6 p^m., Atlantic Highlands 1.0817.* of said County, on Thursday, the- twelfth awan, room with flreplaoc. built-in bunks, mod- jnent and accounts; living quarters on em bstfi, xoo&BTTi kitchen, extra bed-RED BANK—Double home, ilx rooms, Thompson Agency, 81 East Front street, JCEANSBURG—Houie with two 3-room day of September. A. D.. 1046. at 10:00 MARBiet) man to work In premises. Write. Phlllsi, 41 Riverside phone Red Bank 8-0700.' o'clock a. m., at which time application MER8 ATTENTION, top oash prices (lower ahop. Dean's. Little Silver. room, electric rans*, electric water «ya- batb- on each side, hot air heat, >7 apartments. Can easily bo converted •Id'for any kind ot cattle, calm oi avenue, Red Bank.*. tem, new concrete foundation with steel sarages; -corner lot; central location, THOMPSON AGENCY—Farm, five acres, into a winter home if desired. Price will be made for the allowance ot eon* I. Orders ukn for spring delivery MAN ¥6 CO* gr.'i. and clean up Kver- HIGH SCHOOL gfrl degiree work as beatoa for Dropoted larse boose. Taxes Price 18,000. Walker * Tlniiall, Real- rolling country; five-room Colonial 12,500. Henry Schweizer, Realtor. 144 missions and counsel fees. •«dtr (tears. Drop • card or call green Cemetery, Little Silver. Must baby sitter at anytime, day or night,- W0. Ray Van Horn Asenoy, Fair H«ven. tors, 7 Mechanic street, Bed Bank. house, newly remodeled; circulating hot Main street, Keanaburg. 'Phone B-0123. Dated: July 22, A. D., 1946. be able to use scythe. Phone Red Bank lor Palmer Enailshtown. N. J. phone references. Phone Atlantic Highlands Fhone lUd Bank 6-0283.* Phon. 6-2776.« a.r heat, coal; Immediate occupancy: EANSBURa—Five-room home, bath, THOMAS P. DO&EWTS, t-tSlt. 1-0798 • BAY VAN HORN AQBNCV—43jcaraor« KBD BANK-<5entrsily locat*J home ol good commuting. S8,600. Thompson Red Bank. N. J avenue, Shrewsbury; acre plot; five insulated walls, residential section, . RENT—Box atalla, in modern BAJJBLAUY .(or ,dr«aei, ccati. •uiu. EXPERIENCED GIRL would like accom- six rooms, bath, new hot air beat; one- Agency^ 81 East Front street. Phone centrally located; property 50x100: im- MALVIN B. MARIASEL millinery and sportswear. Good eal- rooms, electric range, automatic hot Red Bank 6-0700.* «, Brooklyn, New York. able; Colt's Neck area. Phono Free- modatlng-or part time housework, no water; enclosed porch; large "garage ; car garme; lot 37x151. A»kln« »9,0O0. mediate possession. Price $4,500. Hen- 8-U81-J-2. ary and ateady advancement. Jacey's, cooking; also will fill vacation time Walker k TindalV Realtors, 7 Mechanic BUMSON ROAD—Near Ward avenue. ry Schwelzer, Realtor, 144 Main street, Substituted administrators te Broad street. Red Bank* chicken house. Asking $13,000. Ray 38 . BOAXDEO by day, weak, oi work waitress or chambermaid. Phone Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Pbone atreet, B«d Bank. Phone «-877t.» Furnished dwelling, needing some re- Keansburg. Phone 6-0123. with will and codicil an- lonthi olean kennelt, batitai and ktitb WOMAlJ to assist with Red Bank «-3S6»-M. Red Bank 6-0283." BED BANK— Home o( six rooms, bath, decoration and modernfsatlpn. Recep- nexed. lng1. At atud, registered black or houaehold- duties four or five hours tion hall, living room, dining room, Qutnn. Doremus, McOo* <56HPETENT high school "»lrl de.lrei bot .air heat; two-car garage, with MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT OF Cocker Spaniel. Phone Red etch day. MJn Bolmea, >» Wallace RAY VAN HORN AOBNCY—Brand new. four-room apartment, tile bath; taxes kitchen and bathroom on first floor?five & Rusiell, position for month ot August. Nurse Ready In six weeks: mod«rn Cape Cod COMMON PLEAS. ft r-1174-H or call »t VaneMa Den- street, Bed Bank.' msid or baby sittinR acceptable; no J88. AiklnK 110,000. Walker ft Tln- bedrooms and bath on second, five bed- Red Bunk, N. J. Ian Kennels, Flv. Cornen, Mlddle- LuUBfcR and tinsmith. Kenneth Jef- home; five large rooms, including a 23- rooms and bath on third floor. Large In the matter of the application of Proctors. housework. Phone Atlantic Highlands iooi living room, with fireplace; mod- dall, Realtors, 7 Mechanic street. Red n. frey. 21 Washington atreet, phone 1-0798. Bank. Phone 6-27T6. basement with laundry, utility room, PBLLEGRINO LOMBARDI for leave ern bath; oil fired hot water heat; plot toilet and furnace room. The Arst and to uiume the name of Charles Lorn- Bed Bunk t-0188.* ' KANS NURSE; care for children 127x185. $10,500. G. I. priorities,. Ray ATLANTIC H1GHLAN1>S—Home .of 8 MAN, EXPERIENCED In maintaining second Boors are heated by coal fired bardl. — GET OUR — evenings, 6ee Paul Revere, 80 Broad Front street. Phone 6-850C* '«»l77« B. M. Bheppard. Beat Kaansbura;.* White »tr«t.' Red BBnk. phone »-»121. four bedrooms, Hring room, fireplace, 1GE pleasant room, ft Chestnut street. Red Bank. Phone »68. THOUSAND LOTS for sale* ranging in ilriia& i NKEDjills IiI JZmi WITT T7Z, •'" "J~'_ modern kitchen, large plot, easily con- treat. Jfhone Bed Bank «-t»T7.» prie* from $200 to $5,000. These lots rooms; neaf bui and stores. For rerted to rear*ronnd home. Bargain, , -ONLY. One large front room, REAL ESTATE WANTED are located in various sections -in thequick mle; »8,5 00. Act fast. Schwart*- »«,000 caah. Phone Atlantic Highlands DENNIS K. BYRNRNE AGENCY LOT—50x150, on Plnckney road, in Red vicinity of Bed Bank. See Rolston ceommodtttes three.' Private bath; Bank, 12,000. Phone Red Bank Mackllfi.a 8 Whit* street. Bed Bsnk, UBT VOIXK PBOPEBTY with as for Waterbary. Realtor, If West Front phone 6-3131, (Ingle room; all privileges. 100 rent or sale/ Buyers waiting. Bob- 1316-M. street. Phone 6-85O0.* phOHO 6-31*1. LOTS—Number HI and 148, (0x1(0; Real Estate and Insurance ,4X0, atreet, Bed Bank, Pbone , J. Marrin, Highway 14, Matawan. RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Large es- TOIVEB " HILL, lUJ Bank—Sevwal Woodgate and Lake avenues, West •I. • one MaUwan 811-J. OLD COLONIAL home with four bed- choice buiidlnir tites tn thli welt as. End, Long Branch. Price $400. Write, K tate being divided. Riverfront plots rooma, three baths, lavatory, auto- tabllahed ind rettricted development *rt FARMS—Acreage and country homes. available: sandy beach, deep water. Ray Dubrowsk;, 84 Weat Btreet, Spring Val- 8 West River Rd., Rumson, N. J. matic beat, *creened porch; w»t«r front. •till araJUbl* at attracUve prices. Some ley, New York. List now with Merritt R. Lamson Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phone See Ro.Bton. Wnterburr, Realtor, 16 of tHese plota have extended view In HELP WANTED Agency. 1« West Main atreet. Freehold. Red Bank B-0288.' all aireetlon*. li.riud.nK oc«»a front from RUMSON APARTMENT. Garage on es- Phone: Rumson 1-0576. Weit Front street Phone 8-3600.* tate, 1 ^ acres of ground, water i EAR'S RENT In advance for < to 9- RIVERFRONT PROPERTY; In restricted RivteR LdT. looxato.—|2,oc6. Sea Bright to LonB Branch. SUcliwive room house; Ramson or vicinity; oc- area, over three acres, nine-room Bale of the remaining plots has been frontage; six rooms, bsth and store- L.&18 to IS for B«d Bank and house. J25.0M. Immediate occupancy. Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, 16 Weit placed In our hands. Buy now for your room; hot water heating; really com- >afl*bar*. to *rork la lea enmm store. eupaney between, now and December. Front itreet. Phone 6-36O0." Agent or direct. Phone Bumspn 749-J. Beautiful view. Mrs. W. G. Shepherd, future home site, C. F. Borden. oe O.fortable present living accommodation*, 6 *Od one-half after 40 boun. Ho about one-third mile west of Rumson. tN -WWN—Six rooms, bot water heat; H. Nevius. Sbi-ewabury. Phone Red Bank with future possibilities for expansion. eri«ne« naeesaarr* Apply in penon HAVE TfOU ANY property for sale? I Locust bridge on Navesink. River road. Lot 50^100; two»car garage. Foases- S-U61, or 6-I683-J,* * JU.00O. Joseph Q. McCue Agency, Real- r to manager, Tompjcfni. Z2 Mon- Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-0427-M. have several all caah clients who wish lon in 60 days. $10,000. See Botaton BUILDIWG SITES—Shrewsbury and TI tor. Phone Rumson 1-0444 or Red Bank ith, street. Red Bank, and Carr ave- to purchase homes for Immediate and Vaterbury, Realtor, 18 West Front 6-1410.• Do you wish to SELL or BUY real estate ? ~K-aniborg, Caroawl building. clnity. Recent analyaln indicated that future occupancy: aleo aereral mveatora REAL ESTATE and Insurance. Panl Ireet. Phono 6-8500. • property sites have not risen compar- SHREWSBURY KIVER, at Bumson ; 'JER1KNCED aalealadr wanted In (or business property. List your prop- R. Stryker. speclaliing In farms, ATTRACTIVE SITE for home. Thirteen ative to improvements and construction semi-bungalow, 7 rooms and bath, .Udren'i wear. Apply Hlneh'i Kid- erty with Constance Smith Agency, 14 country homes and eatatea. State acres, with pond; In excellent neigh- coitj Several,' purchaaera have recently steam heat; two-car garage; teady to LIST your property or your requirements with Shop, tO Broad atrtet. Red Bank.* Maple avenue. Fair Haven. Phone Red taken advantage Of toil sltuttion in the Highway No. 34, Holmdel, phone borhood, in Middletown; $7,000. See move in; 100 feet of buikhesded water- L8 OR WOMEN, Apply sinffle Sjr»- Bank -«-2IO8. Roll ton Waterbury. Realtor, 16 West selection oC future home site in residen- front. Convenient location; immediate ta LmnndrT, Broad and First «tr«eU, COUNTRY PROPERTY. Homes, fimi. Holmdel eeoi. tial Shrewsbury. Our offerings Include Front itreet. Phone $-8500.* selected »tteB on Sycamore avenue, But- Possession. 115,000. Joseph G. McCue p6rt Phone Ktrport T6T highway property, acreage. Our active RESTAURANT BUSINESS — Fully Lonwood and other residential streeta. Agency, Realtor. Phone Rumson 1-0444 C. F. BORDEN—Realtor and Insurer LtTTITTV OPERATOR6P&hAT0R - fltesdyfld or pirT sales organisation will sell your prop- LOTS FOB SALE—Freehold; two tracts; equipped, all stock, three-year lease; at prices rannintc from S6D0 to $3,000. or Red Bank 6-1470.' me! sbod opportunity; five dave. erty promptly for you. For quick ser- total 400 feet front by 190 feet depth; $4,500. See Rolston Waterbury, Real- C P. Borden, or G. H. Nevius. Shrews- RUMSON—An older houae on nne plot Q. H. NEVTUS—Associate. rijae'i Beaoty Salon. Phone Red vice phone Morrlsey 4 Walker, (Inc.) suitable for dwellings, on highway 38, tor. 16 Went Front street. Phone 6- bury. Thone Bed Bank 6-1661. or 8- of ground; contains large living room, M7t. Matawan 1-0012. Pirate Ship Bealty in town Reasonable price. Write, 3S00.9 1638-J.* dining room, good kitchen, two bedrooms Office, OHItwood Beach. ft. HAN—To handle private herd of "Lot,SJU(, " 4^UBoA Va4x f 5114»dJ . Re(f|k I k Ad • Bank. RIVERFRONT—One acre, house, three RIVER FRONT, Red Bank—Well-built nnd bath, good condition, hot water Broad Street, Shrewsbury Tel. Bed Bank 8-1681 (Borden) uernsev milkers and roung stock. WILL PAY CASH for Urge house In FOR COLORED—Four-room bungalow, large and two smaM bedrooms, two horo«. with spacious entrance on plot heat; one-car garage; convenient to bus t' have had lone experience with Red Bank, suitable for a rooming all improvements, good location; im- baths, hot water heat, oil burner; shade 70x450 feet; excellent »haltow water for and schools. 18,000. Joseph G. McCue TeL Red Bank 8-163S-J (Nertiu) e modern establishment and be thor- houae. Price not to exceed f 15,000. mediate occupancy. {4.200. Ella Wilt- trees; near station. Price 119,000. seaplane landing; residence contains liv- Agency, Realtor. Phone Rum BOH 1-0444 ilv familiar with raising of purebred Fall occupancy. Write M. K., Box 511,ihire Affency, Beaitors, 77 Broad atreet. ing room, dining room, kitchen and or Red Bank 6-1470.* Red Bank. Frank B. Laweo Agenry. Pbone Red _ials for blood line development. Red Bank. Phone 6-2161. Bank 6-2876.• breakfe-at room: five bedrooms and bath. RED BANK outakirts. County neigo- ; references demanded. J. t*. Bar-FAMILY IN NSBD of a home, respec- WKST LONG BHANCH, furnished five- Pia»tered room In basement, with fire- I, R. D., Eatontown, or phone Bed L2-ACRE. CHICKEN and truck farm, place for recreation: eicellent hot water borhood; real value for your money. tAble. Can supply references: would room bungalow and bath; suitable for with irrigation plant! six-room house, Six rooms and bath, with only some k ti9t for appointment. be interested in a cottage on an estate. poultry business: immediate occupancy. heatinK lyatem: two-car detached gar- all improvements. Price $18,000. Frank age ; convenient to railroad and buai- painting required; two-car garage, ample BUILDERS, cabinet maker, car- Would be willing to accept secretarial 15,000. Ella Wiltshire Agency, Real- lot 6(J feet wide; good hot water heat- position, chauffeurlns, etc. Write, "Fara- B. Linwes Agency. Phone* Red Bank 8- ness eentec; joimedlata oecuvancy. Price sntar, 44-hour week, inside work, tori, 7 7 Broad Btreet, Red Bank. Phone 2875. 19,000. C, F. Borden, or G. H. Nevius, ing system. Act quickly. 16,500. Jos- «anl working conditions. - Apply lly," Box 511. Red Bank. 6-2161. eph G McCue Agency, Realtor. Phone ' r«i»t Wo.-ks. 8ea Bright. SIX-ROOM HOUSft. all Improvements; ihrev/Bbury. Phone Red Bank 6-1661, Vf>UMc UAN |B early ^.V ha» accepted FOUR BEDROOM home. In excellent re- or «-lflS6-J." Kumson 1-0*44 or Red Banlt 6-1470.' permanet and responsible posttldn In open porch, inclosed porch, excellent I DISHWASHER wanted at once: palr, fireplace, oil burner, gome room, condition; one-acre plot, near transpor- PENNIS K. BYHKE Agency—Atlantic FAIR HAVEN-Red Bank, on River road. Knollwood Homes Inc. Red Bank and desires furnished or un- aod pay, neala; all daya a week, two-car cnrnge. Shown by appointment. tation and school: taxes *7G. Price Highland* (irapiedlate occopanc/) ; md Reitaurant, 64-66 Broad etreet. furnished apartment, within 10 miles of Commodious six-room house; deep lot, (18.900. Elln Wiltshire Agency, Real- $11,000. Frank B. Lawes Agency. Phone hand BO me home of subiiantlnl construc- front porch, large living room, square Bank, phone 58<1. . station. Self and wife only. Will sign tors, Red Bank. Phone 6~-2161. Npw building new Homes at beautiful Knollwood lease, or rant Mih option to buy- Beat Red Bank 6-2875.* tion;* ieven rooms, con&lstlnir of living dining room, kitchen, with large pantry 0 SALESaiBLS for bakery. Apply RED BANK —ColonTnl six-room home, NINE-ROOM HOUSE—Five, bedroomi, rooni (with fireplneel, dining; room, and rear porch, three good bedrooms, lyckoff'e. ill Broadway. Long character and business references. Write, fireplace; lot sizo 50x860; two-car gar- "H, W. R,." Bos 611, Red Bank. oil burner; double garage; lot 90x200; kitchen, nun porch, four bedrooms and bath; needs decorating; steam beat; 1* Park. See them under construction today at nch or H Main atreet, Eatontown. •ge; hot water hent. 112.000. Elln Dn bus line; block from school; immedi- two tile baths. Hot water heat, oil car garage, $10,000. Joseph G. Mc- you with your employ- WANTED TO RENT—Six-room unfur- Wiltshire Agency. Realtor!. 77 Brond , nlshed house or apartment, Tlcinitr ate occupancy. Price SI2,0.00. Fcank fired.' UarBKe. Plot 100x105. Don/t Cuo Agency, Raaltor. Phone Rumson ient problems. Robert's Employ- Itreet, Red Bank. Phone 6-2161 • I. Lawes Affeney, Phone Red Bank 8- delay; 116,000. Dennis K. Byrne, 8 1-0444 or Red Bank 6-1470,* of Bed Bank, Permanent 'resident; ref- # t Agency. IT Broad street. Red erence furnlihed. Call Red Bank 6- LOT—On Alston Court, -alie 2875. * Weat River road, Rumson. Phone Hum- RED BANK—Excellent residentiaMoca. HANCE & RIDGE ROADS k. Phone 1805 1295-R • 70x160. Price J3.000. W. A. Hop- son 1-0516. lion; occupancy October t i four bed- nTBS. Apply to Mount itr.it, ring Agency. Phone Red Bank 6-0397.' MONMOUTH BEACH. Immediate SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP-^Red Bank FARM—1 y^ -acres or more, two rooms rooms, two baths, spacious living, din- FAIR HAVEN, N. J. , ed Bank. Phone «-0«82. IN GOOD neighborhood, living possession; 7 ro'omi, perfect con- area, near Newman Springs road; ing rooms, library. For particulars, see or more, near or by U. S. Atlantic room, fireplace, dlninK room, kitchen, two-story houao with six rooms and INOBUA-FrUSK-TYFlST, for office of Water, sea level nature; free and inde- dition ; two modern bathi, hot C. E. Pichler. Realtor, 140 Broad street. irtlfled publlo accountant. Kature of threo bedrooms, bath, oil burner, steam both; with fireplace, contra! heating sys- Phone Red Bank 6-0166.* pendent land; rent si rear $20 per water -heat, circulating pump, oil tem, coal; subject to existing tonnnsy. k requires aeetiraey rather than month. John A. Kerken, Apt. 2S, 322 heat; ttarnBe. Price J9.0O0. W. A. MinilLETOWN—Nice plot, substantial id; ' fitate training, experience. If llopplnff Agency. Phono Red Bank burner, mw modern kitchen; par- Prleed at $7,000. C. F. Borden. or O. Bast lie itreet, Manhattan, New York H. Neviui, Shrewsbury, Phone Red Dank residence, new furnace, seven rooma, , and ' salary desired. Write, City, New York, 1-0897/ tially furnished; unusual value, Ti-ired to sell. C. E. PlchUr, Realtor, mairapher-Typist," Box 611, /Bed flBTATE—THREE—Ziifc. beautifully 6-1661. or_fi.l«83-J.* TO RENT-Couple, on; child, desire $11,600. Sweeney Agency. Phone 140 Broad street. Phone Red Bank It. • landscaped, large living room, fire- SHREWSBURY BOROUGH—A diatlno- fl-Qlgg.* small furnished house or bungalow, Plnce, knotty pine study, modern kltoh- Rumson 1-U9E. See Us Regarding Real Estate ICEU inONBll, Tn private tlve and historic residence in finest H5LMDEL SECTION, Six acres, con- all-year-round, vicinity of Red Bank, em three bedr'ooms, tile bath, shower, section of Shrewsbury, benutlful sur- Bndn), • Call Ruraion 1-0691. Fair Haren, Little Silver: up to $76.hot water heat., oil burner. Price $22.- rounding-, ; entrance hall, livlnjc room verfed farm cottage, three bedrooms, WILL thoroughly train pleasant, Write, "Furnlahsd Rouse," Box 511, Red IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, six-room bnth, kitchen, fruit trees, nloa vltw, 000, W. A. Hopping Agency. Phone loml-bungalow, steam heat, bath t and dlnmtE room, each with fireplace; atUne wqmen to service a good ter- Bank. Red Bank 6-0397,• modernized kltohen artd pantry; sun pur.JH.500. C. E. Pichler, Realtor. MO Broad RAY VAN HORN AGENCY ry. Bed Bank, Shrewsbury and rftfl-e; lot 90x100; reasonable. Albert- loi, lavatory, maid's room and tiled treet. Phone Red Bank 6V0K0." inport. Write, "Help," Box 111T,O BUY—A semi-bungalow or n 5, t LOT-On River' ro'ad,' site 6l)xH0. I. Bennett, Laurel avenue, Weit Kenns- bnth on first floor; second floor con- Bank. or 7.room honael preferably with at Price 11,500. W. A. Hopping Agency. burg. between Route 85 nnd 36. tains three bedrooms, each with tiled ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Tan-year-old lay. .AND HOUBEWOUKER. three least on* bedropm on first floor. In Phone Ited Bank. 6-089T.' KK1HT.R0OM BRICK and stucco semi- bath; five-car garage, with five-room residence, up-to-date In every dstsf), REALTORS ults In family. Phdhe Long Branch Fafr Raven or Immediate vicinity. RESIDENTIAL AND business property, unnnlow, two-ear garaso; lot 46x126. partment abpye; exceptional purchase occupancy in three months. Must be WriteWi, , "Vicinity,ntyity,", Boii nil.. Redd BankBank.. ' us a gentleman's estate of permanent soen to appreciate Iti value. For par- J aimed fate occupancy ; Third avenue. First floor, screened rear norijhybrenk- value in historic Shrewsbury. Price on Brokers: WE AftE PEflPEnATBPEflPEnTBEflPE II "C"Co"" youh have Long Branch. Two-family apartment fail room, kitchen, dlnine'rooni, living ticulars, see C. E. Pichler, Realtor, 140 I D WAITER, all-year-round an, apartment In Fair Haven or R.ed application. C. F. Borden, or G. H.Broad street. Fhone Red Bank fl-0166.1 isltlon. Apply In person. Button- house, flvo roonTs on en, separate util- room, with fireplace, three bedrooms, tilt,. Nsvlui. Shrewsbury, Phone R^d Bank Bank, suitable for a coupler Will take ities, two-story, three-car [faraire;> lots X-ROOM HOUSE. 9ool condition. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING i. Manor, Matawan. good care of properly, Kra, noat and buth sjid shower; two bedrooms and.ball 6-lQgl or fl-1683-J.* TLlWPart.tlme gaNener and handy slean. Write, "V.teran," Box 111, Red 76x116. <8,r>00. Call 201 Clinton Place, upitolrs ^ larao screened front porch i full with six lots; near bus. stores and an.- ttanerai housework; plain cook- Bank.* Long Brunch, concrete cellar, with hot air heat I new KBtt BANK—HOME for family rcqulr* trains. Price ,lor all, $3,000. Breton JOSEPH F. HUNTER "VAN H0RrlAdENCVUJmrm.dl.ite tHo roof. Private ocean bench and Ing four bedroom's; on one of Rtd Exchange, it Ocean avenue, Ideal Beach, ' AH-year-round position i In Middle- WAWT (OR THREE yeter«ns and tlulr , Vlllave. phon^ Mlddletown J- r_ssosalon. Red Bank home of seven river 'privileges; fine condition | ooou* Bnnk's flnout shaded Blrcta; convenient Keitnsburg, phone 6-007 6. parents, IIvo or fix-room tpartmont or rponis; electric refrigerator, laundry. Pnacy September 15. Price $8,F>00 ;to -mJIroad station; inrstv Jot, &0i200 j MENTION, Colored people: W THEODORE W. McGINNESS house. Wish to rent, hut wll buy If |12,000. Rny Vnn Horn Agency, Fair Ha- $8,600 down. Call Atlantic Hlahlhndi hardwood floori. ti led haths, cement low, nil Improvements; 20% down iT, PELIATLE maid, aletp In or out. reasonable, In Red Bank. 'Phone Red x ven,,. Phone Red Bnnk 0-OJK3." • LOBOfl, _ floor fellar, dry. hot wntor hont, coal. payment, bnlanca in convenient month- W. RAYMOND VAN HORN ouiework and cooking i four days Bank 6-8528-W,' ' v One-oar, •datnolled ssrage. Occupancy •week, Phoj« Red- Bank- 6-8080:* ^-iSwner HOlJSE— 2^-atory, six rooms, tathod. ly installments, John H. Cook, Jr., rURHlsHKrJiaHlSlJD, llarge; ddoublb e room, with le living vicinity. Lovely two-levotwo-lovol plastered walls and colllngs; needs between September 16th-Octobor lat. phone fi-3425-J.* [J5 MAN—Competent ahj reliable, to ath or small apartment, until after Qulok ftctioii n'toesBary to seout-o tbli FLORENCE D. VAN HORN n power mpwor. One or two-daya htfma , commandlnK * oxfJaltent view of some ropfiira; Raman t old burns Witter K, BVftNB Agonoy-llttle flll- Labor day i vicinity of Fnlr Haven or nix rooma, oil hont, tllocl *bntlj, from brlok woll; no Improvemouts' ex- •olid Invostment nt 910,000. C. P, Dor- ver i centor hall, large Hvinit room, weeK. Phone Red .Bank 6-8080.' BQmlon. ' Phons Red Bunk 8-1611, den or 0. H. Novlus, Shrownliury, N, J. tiled lavatory, flreplnco. sundcok, itwn- cept electric, w^red, gns mnln on road; - dining room, kitcheni upstairs, thrvo Secretaries: IJTOMEfr— Porm»n«nt employment FOR t'AST ACTION.—flood—BuTirt. lng| Bttnohcd' gnenffo, l(irff« Inndscapod lot GDxllO; on state hlffhwpy 86. hoar Phono Hod flunk fl-Hfll or fl-lfl88-J. bedrooms nnd bath; nicely deoornted. 'oqjk and. maid.' Privato rooms rtnH plot, • Offer., lollcltcd. Ray Van Horn W«st Konnaburif, .^Prlce $9,660 ensn. ,'with meain good ulary. Oarll BHREWlJBURY—qunlnt colonial home-' Hot water heat, oil fired; two-car gar* SHIRLEY M. KINGSLAND * - • — • llod Bflnk No, brokers. E, II, Moore* o/o Byr with aRnroxIm/itelir 1 ill-toot ago. Plot 10x175. Convenient to bua. ^•MtlMjajiSfeibafkHtWuLg*.* rogh «nV VAN koi.Kl AQtlNCY—i>niriodliihi .. an'd'yncugra laanlng. Work *.po«ie*B|pn, 'Loontod In mljitcont town BEVEN.noOH IIOUaEi with bath, auto- (or flowoni and Harden, Two medium n, phone 1-0576. •,'IQ oenti an hour. Call Rid APARTMENTS: ilx mjlci from IUd Dnnki unusoplly Rt- miitla ull hoatt two-enr tfnraieel nil Inalse nntl imiill, boilroom sultnblo for (EW MONMOUTH. Small farmf Prop- tr&otlva home, sevon room*, flroplnea, perfect condition) lojt 6Q^tlO0< lyoOAted nurss/y. Ijtodern.kllcheil and batlij ex- erty 140x100 and A alx-ropm house; 804 River Road, Fair H*ven^.N. J. X—W(th, house . and acre, wiihes BFFIOI»NT»pyRNI8HllD ,two tllAd* butnif Itiiulntlon. hot wntor at 181 Front street; Keansliiirir. Prloe CIPilon>llr attrnotlvo (or ynung COUEIO. ddli-aged or elderly upright man t ior faragoi woodshed and plenty of fruit ' 'businesbusiess ooyplaoovlfr uj»t(j.d«t«l-t ; e< heat, oil flrodi two- '^orohos, tfitrubQ* 110,000. Price firm. W, 0, Marshall, Prlci)' on nliplloutlon. 0. F. Ttorden or reeal Fries 14,9001 Immediate poises. Phone Red Bank 6-0283 "A '• '- and ChrlitUn- oompanldnlihlp, •1115,000,' .Kny Vnn- Horn Agoncy, *I'nfr 24 Lnwrcnco avunui, Ktarnbursr. riiont Q, 11, Novlus, Shrewsbury, N. J,, phona H.' K.." Box tilt Bid1 Sink. sionf Henrv' Schwolier, Ronltor, 144 Kdyitif Fhom Re^l Dank 6-.0289,* r Ksuiburv (-0JII, • , ' • ItedUank «»1BU or ' Main itrtot, Keuniburir, Phona fJ-OliiO, •r«V. i.* Mrs. Louise Fowler were appointed -If It Swims — We Have I' * THE REPERTORY PLAYERS Helen Hembling To Riverside Heights the new Sower committee and Mrs, ST. JAMBS ATJD. BED BANK K&therlne Cdvert, Mrs. Emily Carl- THE ORIGINAL Present » Wed Runwon Man Dennis Mcade of Headden'a Cor- son arid Mrs, Florence bpyls were The Hilarious Soream-XJned Flay Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hembilng of ner, employed as a painter on thenamed the refreshment commutes Amory L. Haakell estate, is enjoy- for the August meeting. Mi* Rita iVT'i Shrewsbury avenue have an- ing two weeks' vacation. W M\ Douglas reported that the auxil- "Squaring The Circle" nounced ' the. engagement of their Mrs. Edna William" and George Hennessey With daughter, Helen Iyoulfie Hembilng, iary charter had been received. At Dayton Bail—FranoU 'MeyvlUa— to Russell C. Coyne, son of Mrs.Monford, Jr., spent Sunday with the close of the session refresh- "Squaring The Clrch" la Constance HOBS Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Mor/ord ments were served. Present, beside* Wed.-Thure.-Frl. Aug. 7-8-9 at 8rS0 Nina Coyne of Rumaon. • top* In entertainment— -)( Miss Hembling Is a graduate of at Sterling, Pennsylvania. those mentioned, were Mrs. BJmily •nchantingly funny—com- Tickets Available Aug. let—All Seats A meeting of the Sew and SoStevens, Mrs. Agnes Fowler, Mrs. plete New York production ^ $1.10 Tax Inc. Red Bank high school and Is em- 39% BROAD ST. PHONE 6-3334 RED BANK] ployed aa manager of the Red Bank club of the township was held at Vivian Covert, Mrs. Nellie Carlock, 20 City bakery. the home ot Mrs. Fred Breymer of Mia. Genevleve TUton, Mrs. Emily Monmonth Mr. Coyne Is a graduate of Rum- the Chapel Hill road last week. Wagner, Mrs. Isabel Cllqe, Mrs. St. Market-N.^ J. son high eghool and is employed by Mrs. Everett Meisler was co-hos- Olive Kazola, Mrs. Grace Perrotl, Hanson-VanWinkle, Munnlng com- Work was done for the Mon-Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson, Mrs. Phone 1377 We Deliver Try A Delicious pany of Matawan, with which firm mouth Memorial hospital. Those Elizabeth Peterson, Mrs. Emily ha was employed before entering present were Mrs. Frank Hirst, Welderstrom, Mrs. Charlotte Rob- the U. S. Coast Guard. He spent Mrs. Chris Jaeger, Mrs. Martin Mc- ertson, Mrs. Selma Swenson, Mrs, The Finest in Sea Food BELLOWS 3% years in the service. Gulre, Mrs. Serena Havens, Mrs. Florence Welch, Mrs. Margaret Fried Shrewsbury River Mrs. Marshall Smith, Mrs. Peter Fowler, Mrs. Jennie Altman, Mrs. Grandinettl, Miss Margaret Salmon Ines Sutter, Mrs. Clara Slocum, We Hare McGregor, Walker and Mrs. Angle Ward. Visiting Mrs. Marie Brown, Mrs. Mildred WHISKEY-ABLEND Soft Crab Platter guests were Mrs. Charles- Hirst, Kanehl, Mrs. Eva Welch, Miss Mae Maine Lobiter Lobster Heat Enlist In Navy Mrs. Dorothy Crlawell and MrsWelch. , Mrs. Dorothy Covert Soft Crabs Crab Heat Cool Dining Room Directly on the River Thomai Simmons. Shrimp Scallops Wallace McGregor, Jr., son of Walter S. Williams, a A GI stu- Chowder Clams Cherrystones Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McGregor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott spent dent in Syracuse university, ar- Mackerel Weakflsh Oceanport, and Kenneth L. Walker, the week-end at Waldron, New Sea Baas Forgles York, where Mrs. Scott was God-rived home today on a vacation he Choice Wines and Liquors Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth will spend with his parents, Rev. Whiting Butterflsh L. Walker of Shrewsbury, enlisted mother for her brother's T>aby, Vic- WhlteflBh Pike fifth tor John Sachar. and Mrs. Walter B. Williams. in the Navy for two-year hitches A Maplewodd friend made a do- Salmon Halibut July 13. The Middletown Village Social nation last Sunday to the Metho- Steak Cod Finnan Haddle Both were students at Red Bank club will hold a game party at El- 45.7Z case BAHR'S LANDING RESTAURANT dist church which takes care of the Fillet of Lemon Sole high school for four years before lert hall tomorrow night at 8:30balance due on the new Sunday- enlisting, and both indicated that o'clock, J school hymnals. Fillet of Haddock Highlands, N. J. they wish to study radio in the „ Mr. and Mrs. Guy' Johnson of Navy. Tonover place went to Cleveland, August 1, Is the date set for the. THIS MABKET IS NOT Ohio, last week-end to attend the annual Sunday-school picnic to be held at Metedeconk. In case of CONJOSCTED WITH ANT PHILADELPHIA wedding of Mrs. Johnson's brother. • OTHEB FISH MABKET BLENDED WHISKEY Harold W. Hlilyer, Jr., Middle- rain, the affair will be held on the town torrashlp, son of Mr. and Mrs. following Saturday. Hade from folly Harold W. Hillyer, Middletown ripened and se- George May, Well Known Shore Restaurateur, township, sent word to hia parents lected trains. Endorses The Ward Olympic Ice Refrigerator. that he expects to arrive in the 8&8 proof. .86 United States about August 8 for PDJT 2.48 Is discharge which he will receive WTH at Lido Beach, Long Island. During the electrical storm Sat- urday night the home of Leo Finn on Cooper road was hit by light- FOR MEN «ND BOYS PARK & TILFORD ning, and Sunday evening a tree in Vtcai the yard of Mrs. Emma Cooper of A smooth, mel- Riverside Heights was also struck MEN'S low whiskey famous amottf by lightning. No serious damage the most dts- waa done in either case. Sport Coats c r I m I natlng Mr. and Mrs. David Keane of people. FIFTH New York city have been spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Longs arid Regulars . .aim Robert F. Taylor of Cohover place. Mr. and Mrs. Keane have rented an apartment at Point Pleasant, Trousers PJL DeLUXE where he will spend August. UP Edward Shiebner and family of MEN'S ALL WOOL ED WHISKEY Hackensack are spending a few of Ihr day's vacation at the home of Mr. .00 d Mrs. Albert E. Snyder. The Suits leading hlenH. .46 Snyder's son-in-law and daughter, UP ed oktslles in Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Tlmm, BOYS' lh«- coonlry •» have sold their property at Tea- 60 da.v. FIFTH neck and have purchased the "Ter- CASE 4IJB ,?*l race Lodge" at Sheron, Vermont, 2 Tone Suits *19 which is a tourist home. Mr. and Mrs. Schiebner drove there Satur- SEAGRAM day and returned to Riverside Heights Monday. They were ac- - UNDERWEAR - 7 CROWN companied by Mr. and Mrs. A brand that Snyder. C Miss Dolores Jones was hostess Shorts & Shirts 55 >».• nf it, Monday night at a shower for Miss •nafcrr's fsmc. Barbara Reed of Statesir place?* Sizes 30 to 42 FIFTH Miss Jones will be one of the bridal [ CASE 46.08 party when Miss Reed marries , George D. Davlson of St. Peters- burg, Florida, Saturday, August 3. I REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE The gifts were placed under an »m- , brella that had a shower of stream-, CARSTAIRS ers attached. Miss Reed received FOR THE LADIES WHITE SEAL many useful gifts. SC.00 00 3 Rlcbly bkndetj by Suits UP Sea Bright Sweaters *1 one of Ibis coun- C try's most popu- (The Red Bank Register can be boucht .49 lar distillers. In Sea Bright at the Sea Bright Cigar Blouses 79 FIFTH and Stationery Store and at Morris Skirts *l Weiaman'a) The Bremen's fair which opened Saturday night and wljl close next KMSEY Sunday night is attracting large crowds and Indications point to the ILENDED WHISKEY most successful event of the kind A delightful flavor ever held. Ground prizes are be- FRCTORY and boasiet, ing awarded nightly and the grand nude! with fiftc award, a sedan, (rain neutral will be made Sunday night. """" — FIFTH The Ladles' auxiliary of the nre company, which is conducting the 42 West St. Red Bank refreshment booth at the fair, met last week in the fire house with the DISTILLED FROM 100% president, Mrs. Sarah Layton pre- ALL BUSSES STOP K BLOCK FROM OCB BTOBE GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS siding. Mrs. Adeline Covert and GIN FIFTH CASME 1/ You Are In The Business Of • Gilbey's 3" 3J Selling Perishable Foods .... • Gordon's 3" 39* Coming! Coming!r • Calvert 3-10 37* Ward Olympic Electrically-Controlled • Seagram's Ancient 3" 42* CE REFRIGERATORS • Dixie Belle V^ . . 3°» 37* NOTICE. presmble andi said dedication not hi NOTICE is hereby given that the fol- Ini been accepted, the said d*dleatl lowing is a copy of a propoied ordi- of said streets Is hereby vaeatM a Will Provide The Maximum Of nance that was Introduced at a meet- the public rl«ht la hereby relasled a ing of tne Township Committee of the extinguished. Township of Middletown held on Thurs- (2) This ordinance shall tak* offt Protection At-The Minimum Cost! day Jun. 27, 1>4I, and at that time upon its passage and publication Aecol pasted first reading and was laid over ing to law. .. for second and final passage to a meet- HOWARD W. ROBERTS, Commercial users know how important it is to ing to be held on Thursday, July 26, Township Cle 104JV and at that tlms a public hearing Dated! June 27. 1846. will be held upon said ordinance and all have refrigcrntion that provides the ideal bal- persons Interested will be given an op- CHANCERY 1/187 portunity to be heard. SHERIFF'S SALE:—By virtu* of ance of cold and moisture to insure food against writ of II. fa. to me dlreoted, lira HOWARD W. BOBERTS. out of the Court of Chancery at t loss of weight, discoloration, drying-out, spoilage Township Clerk. State of New Jersey, will be exsoieii Dated I June 27. 1046. sale at publlo vendue, on AN ORDINANCE VACATING A DED- Monday, tile 29th day of July, 18 from flavor-tainting. ICATION OP STREETS KNOWN AS between the hours of 12 o'olook '»H( VINE STREET. EAST VINE STREET. o'clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight. Bavl WEST VINE STREET AND HOWARD Time) In the afternoon of said day, STREET, IN THE TOWNSHIP OP the Court Bouse In the Borough Ward Olympic ALL-METAL REACH-IN ICE MIPDLETOWN, NEW JEJISEY. Freehold, County of MoomouUlf, N WHEREAS, a deed given by Viola L. Jersey, to satisfy a decree 'of aaid cot REFRIGERATORS nre designed for the most Osborn and Frank Osborn, her husband, amounting to approximately $1O70K. Howard Osborn. Single and Edward T. ( Osborn, Blmle, devisses of Edward F. All that tract, lot or parcel of la Designed For efficient food protection ever developed. Built BLESSED EVENT Taylor, deceased, to Thomas W. Rldg- and premises situate, lying and be way and Alloe Lurans. Tower Rldgway, In ths Town (Borough) of Red Bat to last a lifetime, they provide the ultimate in dated August 28th, 1920, recorded on In tho County of Monmouth and Bt RESTAURANTS September 7th; 1920 In Book 1124 ofof New Jersey. trouble-free, dependable operation . . . because Deeds for Monmouth County on page 88 Being lots numbered 42 and 41 Mil HOTELS for FOOD SHOPPERS and other deads, mentioned streets called down on a certain map known al"M they scientifically balance cold and moisture Vlns Street, East Vine Street, West Vine of Lots of Mertbah Van Winkle" filed TAVERNS Street and Howard Street as ihown on the Monmouth County Clerk's offlei, forced-draft air-conditioning. a "Hap of Lots in the Village of Mid- BEGINNING at a point in the sou Soon to arrive in Red Bank—the grandest super market in town! dletown. Monmouth County, New Jersey, sldo of River Street and tho welt || GROCERS belonging , to Edward P. Taylor," and of Bridie Avenue and from thsaCe ire 5,000 iquare feet of space arranged for quick, easy food buying. All on file W the Office of the «lerk of the nlng (1) south along the west side MARKETS County of Monmouth, case No. 10-18. Bridge Avenue one hundred and twen BeBt of all, now you ean enjoy the benefits of nationally advertited brand* ... all new stock. AND FOR. THE WHEREAS, It appear! that Alice five feet more or leis (to a. point BAKERIES Lurana Tower Rldgway, owm all thethe weit side of Bridge Avenue, •• Ward Olympic refrigeration by simply calling FIRST TIME IN RED BANIO-THE FAMOUS DAVIDSON BRO- premises adjoining and abutting on said point being the southeast corner of t THERS' QUALITY AT SELF-SERVICE SAVINGS. And surprise of Vlns Street, East Vine Street, West Vine tract or lot hereby conveyed at !»ho DELICATESSENS Seaboard Service. Street and Howard Street, and no other on said mnp) tftanca (2) welt U rlt surprises—a complete Frozen-Fresh Foods Department featuring person or parsons has any right, title anglos with Bridge Avenue onehtlndl HOSPITALS or Interest In sold • streets' or In said and alxty-soven foet (to a point,'oon top-quality meats . . . tender . . . juicy . . . delicious 1 Watch for the lands adjoining and abutting sold of lot No. 41 as laid down oil Mid SCHOOLS Available Immediately! thence (8) north (on a Unq) i with Brldgo Avenue one hundred, s date . •. it's coming soon! twtnty-flve feet mote or less to t WHBREAS, tho dedication of said south side of River Street thehae ( DAIRY STORES Vine Street, East Vliis Strict, West Vina along the south side of River Street, o Phone; Street artd Howard Street has not beon hundred and slxty-aoven feet in t accepted or opened by tHe Township of ixtyaov BSIieTiui tWTrbpsKy of Nlooir Towmhlp Committee that the public In Blio known as. Nlcholna OhettlN « terast will better be larved by releasing Nlcholni Oettls, at all, takon lit Mel th* lands iWltliln the 'area of sala tlon nt the suit ot Robert Q, "All Executor of the lint Will and, Testami The Towmhlp Committee of the Town- of Ghnrioi Allen, Jr., dao'd,, and to 9S BROAD STREET (Next to Pogt Office) • RED BANK ship of Middletown ordains us follows! sola by ' , i i JERVKE (1) Tbe 8Ub1|o right arlilnic from th* MORRIS J. WOODRINQ, Stttrl dedication roferred to" In .the Preamble Sated! June 21, 1046. .. ! hereof m to the lands Included within the ' Henry D. Brlnloy, Sol'r, u KMiig&'Mlt .'•troytf described,- Jn mid iH JJno*); • v.