10 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COPY. VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 36. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1952 SECTION ONE—PA&ES 1 TO 16. Hawkins Endorsed Board to Decide Industries to Aid in Red Cross Drive Penn Station Sells 'Bargain Tickets,' Mabel Lewis For Mayoralty On Acceptance \nd Nothing Can Be Done About It Shoppe Opens SHREWSBURY — Following the announcement Thursday night by Of Army's School What follows Is just another ex- Here Today Assemblyman Alfred N. Bcadleston iimple of shore line railroad con- that he would not seek re-election Government to Build Runison Adopts usion. The Owner Formerly as mayor, the local Republican club 11 dovelop.4 thnrn waa a bit of endorsed Councilman John Haw- 600-Pupil Structure; Budget for 1952 a mixtip last week about tho price Was Associated kins for the ftiayorality, . of railroad commutation tickets. Decision Due Tonight RUMSON—The mayor and coun- Ml available information points to With Straus Company il at their meeting test Thursday his course o[ events: EATONTOWN — Leo J. Carling, ight adopted their budget for 3932 Pennsylvania rnllrond announced A new shop for women, the Ma- president, and George Winning, dis- .nd ordinances providing for newi general incrcn.se—about $3 per ict Lewis Shoppe, opened today trict clerk, today will confer with liy Kchcdulo.H for most borough each per month—for interstate n one of Dr. William Matthews' Army officials concerning the local mployees and assessments for dis-commutation tickets effective Feb. new stores on Broad at, It will board of education's possible ac- rict one seWaRc operations. The 28. As tar as shore riders were ^arry a full line of lingerie, ceptance of a government proposal icw budget provides for an in- concerned that meant added fares Inundation garments, hoisery and to build a 600-pupil school here. reuse of 82 cents per $1,000 as- .vhether they rode Pennsylvania dresses, with emphasis placed on This was learned Monday night sessed valuation. or Jersey Central trains. Tho two mart clothes in larger sizes. when Mr. Carling and Mr. Winning Geoffrey Azoy of. Buerm Vista roads make up the New York and reported on a meeting held Satur- vo., only person to spoiilc on tho ^ons Branch nti!ro;ul on the shorn day at Fort Moniuouth. They said mdgi't at tho public hearing, stato'l inc and have iclcntieal fares. lie appro.xlnia.tp $171,000 increase the borough qualifies for govern- Now, regardless of the advance ment aid in connection with a n borough vatablcs for 1051 seemed low ^figure considering tho duy of sale—Ken. 23, 21, 25, etc.— Wherry Act housing project des- shore agents asked full fare, with tined for Hope rd. A 600-family mount of new construction during ho year. It was pointed out by thn increase included, for all garden apartment project is sched- Ickcts to be used after Feb. 28. uled for the area near the "old Councilman Peter Cnrtincll that Indus-fry representatives meeting at the county Red Cross chapter house at Shrewsbury lie llguro represents the not in-But at windows at Pcnn Station, brickyard" off Hope rd. New York city, up to midnight last 'to plan their plant campaigns for the Red Cross drive. Left to right: Robert Berman, Video i'eario imd that the grays ineroaso The project is intended to house ind been nnHinlly offset by tin-Thursday, bargain tickets nt the military personnel, government em- corporation; Sidney Rose, Tower Craftsmen; James Durkin, Bendix Aviation corporation; Miss 'ozinir of oxistinK buildings and old prices were available. Tb'ju- ployees, or the general public in santls of shore riders buy thiir Mary Ann Oakes, Wihtol Industries; Harold Moeller, Stephenson corporation; Walt Withey, sscasment reductions, which were hat order of priority. It was point- rdered by the county lax board. tickets in Now York. ed out that the government has two 1 Seaboard Service, and Allan Conklin, Monmouth Lumber company. Other industry represent- The new salary schedules toRetn- What tiprmrcnUy.was tht right alternatives. One is to build the thins: to do, under inter»tiite tariff school for the project on govern- atives are David Brewster, Blaisdell Lumber company; Harold Woolley and Charles LeMaistre, r with bonuses granted cnrlior, ive most borough employees anl- regulations, was just what Harold ment property—probably Fort M Jersey Central Power and Light company; Salvatore Fontana, Red Bank Clothing company; King, agent at the Red Bank sta- Councilman John Httwkh'.s mouth—or to build in Eatontown. nry increases of ton per cent for he year. tion, did. That is sell tickets for If the school is built here—under Mrs. Joseph Kramer, Red Bank Lumber and Supply company, and Miss Mary Cannavo, Union use after Feb. 28 at tho advanced Meeting in the fire house, club board supervision—the government Council postponed approval of a members heard the assemblyman Distributors. Jevelopment map of Blngliam prici'K. Ho said he was guided in will pay 95 per cent of construction hia salex by a memorandum from state that mounting duties in his cost plus tuition for its pupils. The Hills pending receipt of the re- state office preclude his continuing quired bond from the owners, the IS. I-. Tomllnson, Jersey Central's board will be required to adminis- iDi'ill pasxengei' agent, io collect to head this borough's official fam- ter the school. daybrook corporation, to guaran- ily after the end of his present .oc load improvements. the higher fares for March tickets term, Dec. 31. It will end 14 years' F. L. Zipf Buys the JCP&L Starts Monday in Local Area "regardless of date on which aold." Many Complications It was announced by Councilman "That," he said, "Is standard prac- \ Service in local government. He Harold Goetschius thnt tho new took office as councilman in 1939 Among complications facing the tice, and Penn station agents ought board la that the Army hopes to road department truck has been to know about It." Mrs. Mabel Lewis and was elected mayor the follow- Lewis Point Tract To Switch to Straight Natural Gas delivered. ing year, a position he has since have about 150 of the proposed In short, P.R.R., who asked for The proprietor is Mrs. Mabel held. apartments ready for occupancy by VanHorn Broker in In preparation for the change- Gas Conversion Headquarters. P. the incroaac, forgot to collect it on September. If this should happen; over some time this summer to O. Box 158, Allenhurst, N. J. This Lewis of Point Pleasant, who since. Councilman Hawkins is presently time while J.C.L., joint beneficiary, 1926 tins been employed by Strau.i the council president and chairman the board will be responsible for Adams Riverfront Deal straight natural gas In Us coastal special postollicc box has been went out and got it. area from Sea Bright south to cured in order to separate all cor-Mrs. Jones Named company of Broad st. Mrs. Lewis of the Civil Defense council here. educating the children coming from W. Radford Bascomo, Jr., of OT the project. Mi'. Carling said the A tract of acreage including 160 Tuckerton (excluding tiong Beach respondence relative to tho gas con- started as a salesgirl with the He served on the planning board feet of river frontage on Lewis Battin rd., Fair Haven, a former Straus firm. Upon her recent resig- before being .appointed by Mayor county already has advised him Island), Jorsoy Central Power and version so that it will receive spe- Point, between Hance Road and Light company will begin the first cial And prompt attention." To County Board railroad man and now a business nation, aho was a buyer with tha Beadleston to the council. Prior that people living in the apartments commuter, says he was concerned Battin Road, Fair Haven, extend- step of conversion in the Red Bank- Special telephones havo been in- TRENTON—Mis. Mary Jones, 17 firm, having had wide experience to moving here, he was a council- will be legal voters of tho borough. about the two-price tickets. Friends In her field. The shop will offer Mr. Carling said that tho finan- ing south from the river about Fair Haven areas next Monday, stalled to take care of customers Prospect ave., Red Bank, was ap- man in Little! Silver. In World War 1,250 feet has been purchased by Clyde A. Mullen, vice president in had saved money by dealing in ii full line of well-known brands II ho served as a member of war cial aspects of the proposal "are during tho first and final steps of pointed a member of the Monmouth Now York. But, to avoid inconveni- Mr. and Mrs. Florian L. Zipf of charge of operations for the local this conversion project. J.C.P. & L. County Election Board last Thurs- In hosiery, lingerie, foundation rationing board 17, a deputy War- complicated, but not impossible." Little Silver. The Ray Van Horn ence, ho hought a. ticket here "mi- garments and accessories. Ho explained that the board's great- utility announced. is requesting that all such calls per- day by Gov Alfred E. Drlscoll. As den of Little Silver air raid war- agency, Fair Haven Realtors, was dor protest" and asked for a re- In speaking of her new nhop, dens and committee assistant to the est difficulty is in obtaining Mr. Mullen stated that the first tinent to tho conversion be placed n, Democratic member she replaces ceipt, for a possible rebate. the broker effecting tho transaction. conversion step Is being taken now, through the special numbers which Raymond J. O'Ncil, Statcslr pi., Mrs. Lewis said "Everything will county's U; 5. Department of Agri- "clear cut" picture from the gov- On Monday, Mr. Bascome chock- be moderately priced. We have a culture War Board at Freehold. ernment. He said meeting should In recent years Frederick G. Ad- duo to the anticipated availability are listed in tho material being sent Riverside Heights. ams, well-known local real estate of an additional supply of natural out to customers. Jay J. Hatllold, Asbury Park, tho ed further. Up at Penn station, wide variety of spring fashions in An active member of Lions In- result in a beter understanding of investor and property owner, has things were in a tizzy. It seems silk prints and cottons in many the board's .esponsibility. A special gas sufficient enough to make con- Republican member whose term ternational, he is a past president held title to the property having version to straight natural gas pos- Using Mixture Now expired last week, was reuppolnted. someone had passed along the sizes, including half-sizes and largo of the Red Bank club and wasmeeting of the board will be held bought It from John SUaughnessy In June, 1900, J.C.P. & U intro- wrong instructions. Tha tickets sizes." tonight to discuss today's develop sible. The company at present Is The terms aro for two years. elected district governor of Lions who inherited it from the original serving a mixed manufactured and duced a mixed manmacturcd und went out at tho o' ! price, but Tho Mabel Lewis shop will car- ments. natural gas to ita customers In this Gov. Drlscoll said in making the clubs in 1946. A resident of Syca- Lewis family. natural gas to customers in this appointments he follwocd tile rcC' strictly against railroad and tariff ry a full line of foundation gar- more ave. he is associated with In any event, the. board author- Mr. Adams had intended to build area. " area upon completion of a pipeline policy. Somebody had made a bo- ments for all sized figures. Later, Amont, Baker and company of 150 ized Mr. Carling and Mr. Winning connecting its Long Branch gas ommendations of state party lead bo. Now, Mr. Bascome says, that a pretentious dwelling on the at- Tho utility official said that the ers, as required, und that they had Mrs. Lewis said, she plans to add Broadway, New York city. to tell the army that the borough tractive site which, with its high plant with Texas Eastern Gas is not a thing to be forgiven by a special section for maternity "is ready" to accept its proposal. first step of the final conversion will Transmission corporation's facili- submitted the names proposed by the railroad. Books show fares Also endorsed were Councilman elevation, commands a wide view initially .prepare approximately 55,- state committocmon in each county. fashions. The shop will also carry William D, Laylon and Herbert Kenneth Hampton, board member, of the North Shrewsbury or Nave- ties at a point near New Bruns- went up on a certain day a complete line of aprons and recommended that Mr. Carling and 000 gas customers' appliances for wick, Tho Federal Power Commis- Monmouth County's State Com- Money in the till hu.s to equal Sclllld, councilman; Mrs. Isabel sink river. Features of the property upe of the straight natural gas. Ex- mitteeman Paul Kiernan of Long maids' anil nurses' uniforms, Parker, tax collector, and Charles Mr. Winning be empowered to ac-are a sandy beachland, deep water, sion granted the local utility au to that boost to square things with A color scheme, of pale pink and perienced trained technicians from thbtizatioh to purchase from the Branch said the appointment of tho • Interstate- Commeros -"commta Jones and Mrs. Ruth Andersen, cept government's offer, but he large trees and picturesque eleva- a contractor conversion company, Mrs. Jones wns made to give the gray has bdon chosan for the dec- executive committee mem- failed to gain support on his mo-tion. Texas™s"u'p"p'Her five million cubic slon and the Board of Public Util- oration scheme, with the floors be- who have been performing similar feet of natural gas per day. This county women's Democratic organ- ity Commissioners, federal and tion. . This Is the second property that work for other utilities throughout ization some recognition. He said ing covered in pale green lino- In other business, the club re- '" Eatontown Eligible amount was not sufficient to serve state rate ruling bodies. leum. The fixtures are bleached Mr. and Mrs. Zipf have purchased tho East and Middle West, will all customers with the straight fue the name of Mrs. Jonea, a loca! elected James A. Curlcy as presi- According to Mr. Carling, Eaton- in Monmouth county. The first move progressively from Red Bank election board member for many There's no idea just how much gray and blond woods with dis- dent; Harold McCormick, first vice so it was mixed with manufactured is short in Penn Station's receipts play accessories being either clear town already meets requirements made by them was when they ac- and Fair Haven areas south to thegas to reach a lien' content rating years, was agreed upon by State president; George Lange, second for federal funds baaed on the num- quired their present home located southern tip of the company's coast Commlttcowoman Katharine Elltus and otliciais at the station stated plastic or chrome. The fitting vice president; John B. Myers, Jr., at 625 B.T.U.'s per cubic foot, as yesterdny they knew of no wayrooms are large and well-lighted ber of'pupils whose parents ave fed-on Prospect ave., Fox Hill, Little division gas territory. This con- compared to 525 B.T.U.'s of straight White, Rod Bank mayor, and close secretary, and Stewart VanVliet, erally employed, He said that if Silver, which they also purchased version, at no charge to the cus- friend of Mrs. Jones, and F. Bliss to retrieve the money from the with mirror walls. There is also a treasurer. manufactured gas formerly being commuters.! lounge for customers. Eatontown desires to have the gov-through tho Ray VanHorn agency tomer, is expected to be completed distributed to gus users. With the Price, county chairman. ernment pald-for school, it could In 1938. about May 15. advent of straight natural gas tho Mr. O'Neill had solved as a mem- Members uf the sales staff will not bo built on the post. As matters The Fox Hill property Is now be- Mr. Mullen explained*. "Convers- heat content will increase to ap-ber of the county election board for be Mrs. Dorothy Patterson, who Christ Churches now stand, the board has filed an ing offered for sale by the Vanion crews will drill appliance burn- proximately 1,030 B.T.U.'a per cubic eight years and was a former com- To Hold Purim Is experienced in selling and fit- application for federal funds for a Horn firm inasmuch as Mr. andera for straight natural gas use and foot, missioner of permanent registra- ting foundation garments, and Mrs. six-room addition to its present Mrs, Zipf are about to start con- make adjustments to enable them tion, a position which goes to ouch Amanda Farr, who has sold In struction of a new riverfront home to burn with maximum efficiency In early 1951 the F.P.C. allotted of the members under a rotating both the dress and accessories field. Are 250 Years Old plant. The application is based on Services Monday The shop has two,entrances, one the number of pupils whose parents on the recently acquired Lewis the mixed gas now being served. J.C.P. & L, an additional nine mil- system. SHREWSBURY — Rev. Andrew Point property. When straight natural gas is finally lion cubic feet of natural gas to The commissioner-ship goes with Rabbi Arthur H. Horshon will on Broad st. at the front, and at McC, VanDyke, rector of Christ are federally employed. 1 the back, which opens onto a largo Mr. Winning said, however, that turned into the mains serving tho bo supplied by Texas Eastern, tho position of socrctury, which read the "Megillah'. at services church, Mlddletown, will conduct individual conversion sections, which would enable the local utility with tho presidency, Is rotated. Tho marking the opening of the holiday parking lot. Tho new store is in services and preach' tonight at 8 the application for funds for the the middle section of the building, six-room addition has a low pri-Award Presented these crows will havo their work to distribute straight natural gas to appointments he followed the rec-o[, Purim Monday night at the o'clock in Old Christ Episcopal simplified and only have to make customers in the area. salary for the commissioner is Congregation B'Nai Israel on Riv-with Dr. Matthews ofllces to ths church, Broad st. and Sycamore ority. If the government project is south, and the Russell and Hudson, included, he said, it would unques- quick and easy adjustments to ap- Mr. Mullen explained that the $4,677.75, Tor Iho president $3,118.50 erside ave. The holiday, which lasts ave. To * Corneliusen pliances, resulting in a speed-up date of availability of the additionu' and for tho other two members, through the following duy, Tirea- Ltd., gift shop, to the north. The parishes in Shrewsbury and tionably give the borough top pri- ilay, is based on the heroism of ority. of operations with a minimum of. quantity of natural gas In the coast $2,079 each. Mlddletown were established at the FORT MONMOUTH—Capt. Ar- Inconvenience to householders." division of the company is contin- Esther, a beautiful girl, who saved same time In 1702 through the ef- The question, the president said thur H. Corneliusen of 96 Linden her people from calamity, and her is of pressing importance because gent upon tho completion of u 701' forts of Rev. George Keith, a mis- ave., Bloomneld, waa presented a Customers to Get Letters mile pipeline, 20 inches in diameter, cousin, Mordecal. Their story u Williams Gets sionary of "he Church of England, the board must decide whether to certificate of achievement Friday Customers will receive lotters In- from Mississippi to Ohio by Texas Parish Dance prosorvod in the pages of the Blblt who waa sent to tho colonies by the accept the government's offer be- by Ma], Gen. -Klrke B. Lawton, closing an advortisomont and In-Eastern, J.C.P. & U does not havo en I book of Esther, and will be Society for the Propagation of the foro It continues its own study of commanding general, upon the formative pamphlet and notifying to build any additional pipelines to Set for Mar. 15 . rend in all synagogues during I'm Council Seat Gospel In Foreign Parts. Both par- adding six rooms to the present completion of his second tour of them of the approximate time ot receive the additional supply, as its im services. The mayor and council suspended duty as post commissary officer. ishes are busy with a number of plant. arrival in their area of gas con-connecting line was built lurgc JtUMSON — The Holy Cross and Outside the worship service, hap- business briefly Monday night to activities designed to commemorate Disregarding the federal project. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian version specialists. The local util- enough to handlo the increased Holy Rosary parishes will hold a piness und merrymaking murk appoint and swear in Harold E. their 250th anniversary. Mi*. Carling gave each of his com-Jensen of East Kcansburg, Capt. ity is seeking customer co-operation quantity. St. Patrick's social and dance Sat- Purim. The Book ot Esther called Williams, 26 Buena pi., as a coun- Tho Woman's Guild and Auxil- mittee chairmen questionnaires Corneliusen received tho award in in making plans la bu homu on this urday night. Mar. 15, at Holy Ros- for "feasting and gladness" to cilman, replacing John L. Mont- iary of Old Christ church will spon- about such a six-room addition. He the general's ofllces for "outstand- day specified, or leaving their key ary ball on River I'd. commemorate Esther's and Morde- gomery, Jr., who moved to Rumson sor the annual Easter sale Friday, asked for information relative to ing services." Recalled to active (properly indentlflcd and taggod), Lodge Members Hold A popular annual event, tha pro-cai's deeds, and the Jewish people Jan. 20 of this year. Apr. 4, from 2 to 5 p. m. In thoadding six rooms to the present duty from the Officers Reserve at tho company's office, or with a gram will include Irish music, spe- have responded and made Purlin Mayor Katharine Elkus White parish house. Items of interest on building or to obtaining a new site corps in Fobruary, 1051, tho cap-neighbor, or a realtor, so that ac- Birthday Party cial dances and entertainment. thulr must llghthoarted festival. On bud previously attempted to ap- sale will include pies, cakes, bread for a separate six-room school. In tain was cited for his work in "re- cess can bu made to premises. Monmouth star lodge 31, of Red Frank Hnlda Is this year's general Purim, Jews exchange gifts will; point several, different men and salads, baked beans, cookies, home- addition, ho said, a separate six- organizing the commissary, offect- Tho company is urging all cus-Bank hold an informal birthday chairman. Ho is assisted by Chris their friends. They make donations women to the post but (ailed, to get made canily, potted plants and Eas-room school should include esti- lng Improvements In management tomers who will not bo home on party last week for members at Dclsler, refreshments; John R. to charity They havo festive din anything but negative action Jrom ter baskets especially arranged to mates for plans of a future IS or (and) planning new layout which the specified day of conversion to the Weatsldo fire house on Leigh- Dcislor, music and entcrtuinmnnt; ncrs with special holiday food) the council. appeal to children. Tea and cookies 18-room school. Mr. Carling said resulted in maximum utilization notify the company whore tho keyton ave. George Orauso and Joseph Des- such as the delicious pastry Hiim- Mr. Williams, before taking his will bo served to visitors. there is no question but that added of space and more convenient flow will bo available. Observing birthdays wore Mr, mond) tickets; John Uolancy, doc- antaachen. Their children celebrate council seat, said: "I pledge myself of patron traffic," A "quiet day" £or members of tho cpace must be found, At present, Tha local utility aald; "All those and Mrs. Joseph StrozonsUI, Mrs, orations; J. C, Cratxcr and Ward the day with particular gaiety, giv- to work for a bigger and better Woman's Auxiliary of the Mondouble sessions are in vogue. Capt. Cornolluson served with who wish to malt their key to us,Betty Warren, Mrs, Gortrudo Mac- Posey, door, and John T. Murphy, ing it a carnival air with their rol- Red Bank for our neighbors, our mouth Convocation .will be hold Carling Starts Study the Eighth Air Force in England or let us know where tho key la,intosh, Mrs. Fruncls Stcen, Mi'H, publicity. licking holiday songs nnd with children and ourselves." and with First Army headquarters Bertha McCrackon, Mrs. Alice Bell, Mr. Dolslor hug uiiungcd for mu-plays, pageants, and masquerades Mayor White appointed Or. Law- Wednesday nt St. James nhurch, Each of tho chairmen are asked or to inquire about any pliaao of Bradley Beach, beginning with a In the European theater of opera- gas conversion by mall, aro asked Mrs. Virginia Boylo, Mrs. Elizabeth slo by Petor Hummer and Ills Blar- that honor Esther's beauty and rence Burdgd of Hilltop ter, and celebration of the Holy Eucharist to compare various Items as to thetions during World War II. Ho to pleaso address such letters to Asllind and William Bell. ney Whispering Siring orchestra. tho bravery of Mordocal. Harold Bodkin of Viata pi, to the at 10 a. m. Rev. James A. Guswel- costs If tho six rooms are to be con' rocelved tho Bronze Star and six Entertainment will be furnished by Tho book of Esther la read in zoning board of adjustment to 1111 lor, rector of St. Mary's church, (Continued on page 11) battle stars. Including the air of- Plcrro and Holona, accordion solo- many synagogues in tho form of the unexplred terms uf William H, Keyport, will bo Iho conductor of fensive of Britain, Ho also was ists, and the popular team of Billy a "Moglllah" or parchment scroll. Egolf and Alfred P, Itch, who have tho meditations. Thoso attending Bishop to Confirm post commissary otllccr upon his and Luclla Turnlor. Porrormcra of Tho "Megillah", modeled after tho resigned. • ara«askoel to 'Jilng n box luncheon, return here In 1848. A member of State Will Not Approve Bridget recent Holy Cross minstrel shows books of anclont timen, is frequent- In answer to a request by Wil- the Quartermaster corps, he has who will take part will bo Miohuel The spring meeting of tho neigh- St. Thomas Candidates ly an exquisite work of art. Its liam Frank of the Red Bank Lum- boon asalgnod to tho Far past Borgln, Bill Hong, Patricia Des- story l» the story of Mordecal, a ber & Supply company, Councilman borhood association, tho district nt. Rev, Alfred L, Banyard, suf. command. . • fragan bishop of tho diocese at Now mond, Patricia H n 1 d a, Dolores Jowl»h otflccr of thn royal cour Thomaa F. Oakley said that White meeting of the Woman's auxiliary, Until $474,700 in Bonds Are Sold Lomlg and Helen Condon, 1 will bo hold In Old Christ church Jorsoy, will confirm candidates'-o" Capt, Cornolluaen Is a graduate of Persia, and of Esther, who wa. at. would bo opened woat to Pearl St. Thomas Episcopal church, Bast of Mlddletown township high Tho $414,700 bond figure in made chosen Queen by reason of her st. us soon em possible. Monday, Apr, 28, school and a momber of the Leo-- Tha mayor and council Monday Sunsot and Bridge nvos., at 7:30 night waa Informed by Wallaco up uf, $122,700 for tho White ft, groat beauty, Mordecai incurred Hu said Borough Attorney Lean p. m, next Wednesday, nardo Field club. He la married widening, $25,000 far n now gtxr- Coiiuiitiiiily Center the linger uf the Prime Minister, RuuKslllij- had bean authorized to Firemen to Continue to the former Conoetta B. Boasona Jeffroy, borough auditor, that tho got ono family to vacate a garage Rev. K, E, MaoDonald Is rector 1952 municipal budget would not ago, $06,000 for Improvomontg to Chili Finns Dnnco Hamnn. Alono of nil tho Klng'a of Long Branch. They havo two tho water syatom and $231,000 for ollleern, Mordocal rotusod to bowapartment and ai loon na that wai Scrap Drive . Sunday of St, Thomas, Confirmation oandl' children, Arthur, 0, and Rise, i. ba approved by tho state division dates are Miss Anna Albert, Mra. tho widening of East Front /it,, The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the before Jlnmnn and treat him at done tho garage would be torn HEADDEN'S CORNER—Due to of municipal government until though ho were divine, As a tor down and grading work itarted, Agnog Epps, Mrs. Richard M, John' bonds had boon aold by tha bor-Marino park bulkhoad project No Jewish Community Conler wilt bu tho snow last week-end, tho Mid-son, Mlaa Lutltla Lodge, Miss Juan- Straus Store Engages 1, Mitrlno park bulkhead project hoat« Saturday evening nt an In-llble revonRo, the cruet und urn Mr, Oakley aald tha itreet would dlotown township firo company No, ough to cover $474,700 In bond formal "Klddlo" party at the oontor bltloun Prime Minister plotted'to bo surfaced with oil. Ita Lodge, Mrs, Alloe Parkor, Mra, anticipation notos now hold by thaNo, 2, tho Whllo st. parking lot, 1 waan't nblo to mako its monthly Roberta Roovoy, Miss Mary Roev, LIda Morris as Buyer Including tho acqultltlon of proper' on niversldn avo, Thoro will bo ilostroy Mordecal and, with him Rov. Jo«cph W, Scott, 01 Sunset aorap collodion. Wonthor • per two local banks,' ave,, waa Instructed how to pro- ey, Miss Bloanor Roovey, Mlia Vara Straus company of Broad at. an ty, and Improvements to tho in danalng nnd nntnrtalnment, and the entire Jewish population of mlttlng, the drlvo will bo hold Reid, Mrs, Blanche. Roblnion, Ml«s olnorator, retrsahmanti will bo nerved. "Kid- Pornlii, Tho Jews wero aaved from ceed in tho itcquiattlon of tho tax Sunday from 0:80 until noon, nounce« the employment o( LIda. According to state law, bond title lien on lot US, block 84, on Mario Richardson, Mra, Dorothy anticipation notes can run for The bond aale will bo hold Mon dlo" droaa Is optional, tholr illio fate by Esther, Bruvoly Old papoi'B, raga and' aorap Morrla nj buyer In charge of pleading for them, nho llnally saw tho north aide of Buntot live, Taxet Rusa'oll, Mrs. Arleno Taylor, Philip ladloa' rondy-to-woar, coraeU, ho»- only two yoats, and almost half day, Mar. 17, at 8:30 o'clock n Serving on tho uiiunnomcnt cam- metal, It placed on tho curb by Nathan, Oharlos Roblnaon, Donald the borough hall, mltloo nro Mr, and Mr«, Hyman tholr unfoty augured and Hamun of $ltM,96 have accrued on tilt prop- roaldonta of Honddon'a Cornor, lory and lingerie, MM. Morrla waa of Rod Bank's notos aro more overthrown, erty, Byrd, Colotta Eppi, Richard John' formerly with Jacob Stolnbach of than two years old. Tha borough The KNMI dobt of tha liarauKh, In' Polln, Mr, and Mr/i. JuloiT Elion- Country Club oatntoa, Rlvonldc biK, Mr, anil Mm, S. B, Duhlmnn, The holiday of Purim recalls thn son, Valdona Jonoj, Melvln Martin! Long Branch, and more recently pay* two per cent Intot'oit on all oludlng the school dobt, Is $1,481,000, BKAFT itOABD WANTS STATUS Heights, Wllmort park, Orchard Raymond MoOuIro and Kingdom Statutory deductions amount to Dr, und Mm. Hornard Klahor, Mr. dnllvornnce gained by tho Jew* aoron and Mlddletown village wli; with Stolnbaoh's of Red Bank, but a few of theso notes, and Mm, Satnuol PolUhu*, Mr, nnd Roovey, Company ofllolala fool that Mra Mr, JofTroy pointed out that It $000,218,08, bringing iho statutory of PiMKln, More thun that, hmvovor Tho nod Bnnk 'draft board this be plotted up by tho dromon, Frank not dobt to $401,081,03, mid making Mm, llormun Cohan nnil Mr, andIt ninrkii thn detent of nil appii'.-t week announced that all poraona Johnaon, chairman of tho drlvo, Morrla' ability and personal In would be April at tho earliest bo* MM. Albert Plnlt, SUrtlna NtHt Wtik togrlty make nor an Ideal paraon fora final approval could bo ob-tho percenlago of not ilobt to HV> «or« of Iho Jowi from Bible Union who aro registered with the board roquoata thnt paper bundloa bo It li rtllably oitlmnt« GIVE IT A OUR DECORATOR COMPLETE WILL CALL REUPHOLSTERY AT YOUR HOME • JOB WITH SAMPLES OF' INSIDE AND OUT THE LATEST AND You get renewed eonttruetton, we don't iu*t eover your furniture or repair LOVELIEST It ... we build in new bottoms, reset and handtle springs, reglue, redowel and completely iterlllie framai, add new fillings, make cushions reverilblo To Each His Own and REPLACE WEBBING WITH STEEL REINFORCED SUPER SAGLESS DECORATOR With A Mortgage Loan Orders FOUNDATION. The outilde leami art carefully and iturdlly hand tewn. Your furniture It FABRICS A Rood psrcontngo of tho home* In till* locality weiu financed returned to you with freth new beauty and added yean of tervtee. You through our ill root reduction home lo»n», YOUR homo owning noanllillltloi are probably greater than you may ute your charge account for thlt service or convenient termi may Tonllxo. Alt It taken In a down payment (payment vprlon with Taken be arranged. value of tho homo.) Then we budget tho bnlanoo Into InnUII- menu that flt your Inonmo—tho»e monthly payment* may h« avon LESS than your nrommti ront. Why not itop In mill Inllt things over? Now RED BAT5K SAVINGS and LOAN Will Be Delivered For Easter (2/ milk s \yurlaxn Q) no 39» Monmouth St. Phone 6-1465 Red Bank' , 10 BROAD AT. RtD BANK'. NEW JERSEY? |Page Four RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Kaster Sale Campaign Opens Mar. 13, Barbara Samuelson Wins Voters Urged Prize in Design Contest Window & Plate Glass To Continue Through Easter Sunday FAIR HAVEN — Hiss Barbara To Register Samuelson, daughter of Mr. and ASBURY PAR K. More thnn work throughout the state. Ths Mrs. H. L. Samuelson of 890 River Mirrors Resilvered 1.110.000 .sheets of 1932 Easier Senls remaining 8,3 per cent goes to the rd., Fair Haven, la the winner of v. Ill hi' niniiiul to Jv'tuv Jersey homes national society for Its program Before Tonight third prize In the design competi- Glass Tops For In-ginning M.-ir. 13, opening datfl of research, public education and tion conducted for students at Desks and* Furniture I' thn iinnuri] Kastor .scnl campaign consultant services In which New Legion to Campaign Traphagen School of Fashion in nf thn Xiw Jersey Knrii'ly for Oip- Jersey benefits directly. In addition Fashion in New York city. She is Safety Auto Glass pti'd Children and Adults. This was to its own and Its co-sponsored For Active Voting majoring in costume 'design at :mniuincod tndoy by Lean Anscha- projects throughout the state, ths Traphagen. INSTALLED WHILE YOU,WAIT lowitz, c:imp;iifrn chairman of this New Jersey society also supple- In April's Primaries ,I for th^ staU.-wido Kn.ster Seal ments but docs not duplicate the Her original design*was one of work of state or other agenclC3 Tonight at midnight marks the 12 selected for cash awards from TE GLASS CO. — ^ rum O society. 37 MONMOUTH STBEET This year's TC.M.'.ler seal mailing serving the handicapped. deadline for citizens to register In more than 300 entries. RED BANK 8-10(3 is the l.-ujirat In the history of thj order to vote In the Apr. 15 primary Xt'iv .JiMsfy sacinly, only ntliliale in elections. Such registration will this fstnto or thn National Society On Good Will Cruise suffice lor the November general for Orippli'il Children and Adults, elections as well, provided a voter MliHrwitz dcchiriMl. Me said no docs hot change residence. It Is SURPRISE STORE Friday & Saturday Onlyl dal .srnl.'i of ilie is'ew Jersey so- not necessary to declare a political ciety will IK! mailed or otherwise party affiliation to register, al- distrihutcfl l>f;foi'f*'the opening date though it is to vote In the prim- of the drive. The campaign will ary, Registrations may- bo made ; CHILD ADULT AND WEDDINS eontimio through E-.ister Sunday, with the municipal clerk. MEN S WORK CLOTHES SPECIALS! A]ii\ IS. The county American Legion ex- PORTRAITURE This yenr's Eiiistcr. seal, size of ecutive committee has Inaugurated the regultilinn postage stamp, Is a program calling upon Us 27 poets in two colors, green and magenta. to initiate campaigns calling upon | 35 SILVERTON AVENUE,. LITTLE SILVER, N. J. 1'. (shows n crippled girl and hoy tho citizenry to register and vote In HEAVY GREY WHIPCORD PANTS PHONE RED BANK 6-0232 in silhouotic in the palm of an the primaries and other elections outstretched helping hand. Back- In 1952. .49 • siies 30 to 42 ground of the seal is green and Leon Nolan, chairman of the Le- • fully umforiied while. Only lettering; on the Easter gion's Americanism committee for seal is the line "Help Crippled Chil- the county, last week stated: dren" printed in magenta across "There Is a need to awaken and the top. 'shake at the very roots' the lethar- State symliol in this year's Easter gic attitude of our people toward TAN " GREY CHINO PANTS seal r.iUniMiiijn will bo Inur-year-old the necessity for again making our Oary M.irtind.'ilo of BnrRcnlleld. government a government of, by .49 • *ln* 29 to4 2 victim of ccrchrjil palsy, who has and for tho people, rather than a • tonferiied shrunk learned to walk and to talk in a government of, by and for partisan pin:;inm of treatments through thi' Interests or corrupt politicians." ?;««• Jersey society. He is the first ICuster seal boy so designated by In connection with the campaign the New Jersey voeiety, and his the Legion released the following picture will appear on loiters mail- Henry 1). Mercer, Jr. list showing citizen participation in SHIRTS TO MATCH ed with the Easter senls to pros- Ia3t year's general election. Thero pective contributors throughout the Henry D. Mercer, Jr., seaman ap' Is no exact method of computing • In tan or grey. Shes14Vitol7 slate. prentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. the number of citizens who are not State goal of the. 1052 Easter seal Henry D. Mercer of Rumson id., registered to vote. Get an oil burner thqt in- cumnnlKn is $200,000. Funds con- Rumson, ,ls serving aboard the at- Totnl Total Per • Fully sanforized tributed in the campaign will be tack transport Cambria currently ' " Registered Voted Cent .15.1 64 sures top economy, minimum oil consumption. used by the New Jersey society engaged in a training and good will Allcnhurat 548 83 to help (ill the unmet needs of cruise of the Mediterranean area. Allcntoun 60S 421 53 The Cambria, flagship or trans- Asbury Pnrk H1DB 41162 78 The Toridheet Oil Burner, backed by a 25 year thousands of physiciilly-h.-indicap- Atlantic twi. 107 r,r,a 56 ped children and adults throughout port division 24, was docked only Atlantic UiKhlmiflR .. l&SH tioo 55 GREY COVERT WORK SHIRTS reputation for economy and efficiency, will tlic suito as well as In maintain a block from the Castlcnucvo in Avon . 1261 094 48 Naples, Italy, which was built In llelmnr 2811 1360 41 • Sizes 14V2 to 17 the society's present year 'round, llmilliiy Hunch 25117 1180 56 stretch your heating oil supply. Investigate. • statewide program of . treatment, the 13th century. The castle is nowllrlellc 840 471 01 oo rehabilitation and other services to a museum anil the seat of the llcnl KIT SIS 67 • Sanforized shrunk Let us show you its advantages. liutontown mil K31I 67 morn than 3,000 disabled individ- Naples city council. Enxllnhtown 487 3 2 LI 1 57 Knlr Haven IH78 1080 61 The Ts'ew Jersey society is dedi- I. Mabel Brown Kldl 216 75 OK DELIVERY INC. freehold 3788 2844 68 cated to the. service o[ till disabled Freehold twi 1315 1185 6.1 3 HEUBEJtT ST. R.E1J BANK and handicapped persons, regard- Willed Interest iji Paper IliL-llllliliis 1722 1185 51 Holmilcl twn 60H 311 61 MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS PHONE RE 6-0610 less of race, creed, color, economic FREEHOLD — Josephine A. Howcll twp 2626 1623 68 status. Jt serves victims of all Brown of Keyport, who died Aug. Intcrlnkon 520 354 37 crippling conditions including polio, 23, willed her Interest In the Brown KiMiiiKimi-K aom 1129 62 cerebral palsy and episepsy. Keyport 3329 2075 55 Publishing arid Printing company I.IUIe Silver 1647 1122 46 .00 Easter se:ils to raise fUnds for to her niece, Jeannic Mabel Brown, Long Branch 10,368 4802 61 aid of tlio disabled were originated who nlso will receive $2,000. ,A Manulnpan twp 124-5 800 62 Mannafiunn 1961 1218 74 by the :i()-vear-old National Society niece, Bernlco Wymond Brown, will Matuwnn hototiKh 2280 1708 74 for Crippled Children and Adults rcocivo $500. Matnwnn twp 2113 1.143 61 in 1033. The New Jersey society Bequests of $100 each were made Marlboro twp 1B07 034 59 retains 111.7 per cent of all Easter Mlddlctown twp 75VO t.'Sl 61 to the Ladles' Aid .society of Cal-Millstone twp „ 1IB7 .190 SO 1 seal contributions for its needed vary Methodist church, Jeannic Ma- Monmouth Beach .... 41)7 215 63 Fine qualify, fleee* lined. Light and dark grey. Neptune City 1545 1061 69 bel Brown, Matilda Brown, Julia Neptune twp K866 4047 52 Sizes sm., md., Ig. Brown, Natalie Brown, Mildred Jo- Now Shrews borouKh 1161 COD 69 sephine Horrlck, Gcrnldlne Brown Ocenmtort 924 628 68 Ocenn twp 3870 2274 68 C Conovcr, Bernicc Wymond Brown, Uarltar. twp. ._ J142 781 84 UP; Miss Ncttlo E. Strong, Rosa Wini- Roosevelt 420 311 53 Complete Line of Gloves 2 5 fred Well, Mrs.'Medora A. Web-Ited Hunk 58S0 3116 58 Kumson '. . 23IS 1349 76 ster, Emma J. Cherry, Anna M. Soa Urlftht <.... 751 673 66 Harris and Lotta Carnahan. Her Sea (llrt 812 540 49 property at 162 Broad St., Keyport, Shrewsbury twp 407 195 55 goes to Jeannlo Mabel Brown, with Shrewsbury boroush 922 511 66 South Uelmar 782 513 E6 contingent beneficiaries of Charles SptinK l-.»kc 123S 607 62 Strong Bradford Brown, Herbert Spring Lnko Heights 800 562 72 1479 SI 7/eSURPRlSE/^e Kranklin Brown, Cornelius Merrill Union Bench 2047 Upper Freehold twn. 72-0 464 54 Brown, Mildred Josephine Hcrrlclt, Wall twp 3402 1868 Gcraldlnc Brown Conovor and Bor- West Long Branch.... Mil ei MONEY BACK nico Wymond Brown. The rest of STORE OF 1001 BARGAINS Headquarters tho • estate goes to Jeannlo Mabel GUARANTEE for Bvown, Charles Strong Bradford SHADOW ISLE BUYS ANGUS Brown, Cornolius Merrill Bro>vn, Shadow Isle 'farms, River 'Plaza, No red tape In making 8 BROAD ST., RED BANK WORK Mildred Josephine Hcrrlck, Qeral- recently purchased 16 purebred Ab- adjustment!. CLOTHES dlnc Brown Conover and Bernlce erdeen-Angus cows from Gallag- Wymond Bro'wn. her's farm of Nanuet, N. Y, NEW-the one fine car . deliberately designed for modern living for 1952 This complex equipment J. A. Sheridan, of Standard •qolpm.nl, otmiorUi, mi trim litutfrafad Western Electric, is installing will provide more or. iub|.tl la thong, wllhout notlci. Whllt ttdVwall telephone service—but not in homes. As you can tlr.i, whin ovallohli, opllonol at extra Mil. see by the ticket, this is a "National DEFENSE Order"—a rush job, now making service availabb oun showroom is a magnificently And here is a now kind of power- Fnow Idea in fine car motoring for superbly responsive and effloienl for 1700 telephones in one of iho American Road, It Is remarkably power—from a completely new over- New Jersey's busy defense plants. different; it has a daring spirit that has head valve, high-compression engine, never been approached in motoring, It 160*horaepo'wor pride of the men who In two Incomparable series... IT'S A GOOD is Lincoln for 1952, have built more V-8s than all other Priority service for Military makers combined, IDEA (o cheek Horo is a now hind of fine car— and Defense needs required oarly with our cmlnontly functional, brcatlvtnklngly The Lincoln Cosmopolitan and tho busln4i* offlee beautiful, to fit ovory motoring need Lincoln Capri await you In our show, much of our million dollar a If you'ro plah> nlnjj to movo of modern living. room. We invite you to see their now week construction during 1951, and want a tol- Horo Is a new kind of design—clean,' lines, discover their supreme perform* Even with many materials hard ephono at your uncluttered from slomto stern, A siz- anee, exporlonco this new and modern -t/ie Qxpri new location. able but manouvorable mnslorploco, concept of the fine cor. to get, we're meeting all defense needs and most other demands Don't mlat lh« blf Itlivltlon hit, "TOAST Of THE TOWN," with IM Bulllv«n, Mutuliy ivtnlnf, StOO to OlOO P. M. Station W0BI, Ohtnntt I. for telephones, 7 v ENGLISH MOTORS NSW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE CCMFA?;V 34-36 Mapl* Av«nu« Phon. Rl 6-4545 R«d Bank, Niw Jimy I OPEN FRIDAY EVGNINOS AND ALL DAY SATURDAYS RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Page ccuracy on weighers. It is rather as evidenced by tho fact that while have upon those with unethical >athetic a commentary on our laws some are salisflad with sale by tendencies in business. It Is de- Weights and Measures Division hat a load of coal must be sold volume,'such as gallons, half-gal- signed to discourage such tenden- it a certified weight, but than any lons, quarts and pints, there are cies and to enable the courts to ither material or substance, and many who have turned to selling properly punish those taking unfair Recommends Laws to Protect Public ven gold, can be sold without such by weight. The fate of tho bill advantage of the existing situation TRENTON—The State Division those with unethical tendencies in lertiflcation. introduced this year may be re- "in trade channels. HAVE YOUR PLUMBING, HEATING of Weights and Measures is rec- business." I want to make it clear "Tho bill to resulato tho sale of solved on that point. From thn "The act proposing increases In ommending to the Legislature the that this attack is not directed neats and poultry is legislation standpoint of weights and meas- penalties for hindering or molesting: adoption of a series of bills in the towards our entire commercial that is long overdue. It would ures authorities in their detection weights and measures ollloers in interest of the consumer. Outstand- structure. Fortunately the greatest make salo by weight mandatory of fraud in sales the weight method tho performance of .their duties, ing among these as of most im- majority of our tradesmen are and eliminate indeterminate quan- lends itself best to their operation:), would give an added protection to AND SHEET METAL WORK portance are bills to regulate the honest and reputable. But the tity as prevailing in sale by tho as. it makes definite/ evidence pos- such ofllcers who go unarmed and sale and distribution of liquefied minor faction is a troublesome one piece that gives the consumer no sible. Ice cream is a tricky sub- are subject to not only verbal at- petroleum gas, commonly referred and It Is not only for the protec- gauge of value. While it is true stance than can be blown up with tacks but also physical atacks by DONE BY to as "bottled gas;" a better net tion of the consumer but the hon- that most meat and poultry is air at the 'whim of the manufact- violators they apprehend. It Is thn weight container law to require all est merchant as well that our law,s normally sold by weight there arc urer. Tho more air the more profit, latter that gives most concern nnd commodities in packages to be ihould bo strengthened." many instances of diversion from when It is sold by measurement. tho purpose of the act is to make marked with a. declaration of the In citing the purpose of the var- hi3 mothotl ef sale. Without a re- The weight method would provido it very costly to those who resort quantity of contents and identifica- ious bills Rogers singled out those strictive law anyone can offer a tho proper control. to vloiehco against duly constituted MARTIN J. McGUERE tion of the'producorj a strength- felt to be vitally needed now ami chicken or u duck, a "slice" of ham "Tho bill to amend the liquid fuel ofllcers who aro protecting tho pub- ening of requirements for compul- gave the ^following reasons for or a "piece" of bacon, us an indi- statute by setting up licensing pro- lic against fraud. REGISTERED sory certified weights to include them: vidual item or as a combination ot visions for dealers is to strengthen - "In the development of our pro- live-stock, hay.grain, feed, stone, The bill to regulate the. meth- items at ft stipulated price without the existing act. Coal dealors arc gram of bills for tho current ses- chemicals, oils, milk, metals and ods of sale and delivery of liquefied reference to the weight entailed. licensed and tho pctroloum indus- sion of the Legislature, I have con- scrap materials; the sale of meats petroleum gas proposes the first This leaves the purchaser wldo- try should not bo immuiio. A li- ferred with the oillcers and legis- Monmoulh County's Largest Plumbing and Heating Contractors and poultry strictly by weight and control to be set up in this state open to deception because his "eye cense is a privilege and its viola- lative committee of tho Now Jersey for Homos and Industrial Plants not by indeterminate quantities; Ice ol an industry that hns grown by must bo his bargain"—nnd appear- tion can mean that, a fradulont Weights and Measures associa- cream and Ices by weight instead leaps and bounds. The product ances can be deceptive. The weight licensee would eventually find him- tion as representing all county and of by volume; the licensing of fuel which is known as "bottled gas" method gives the best asuranccs self out of business. The costs of municipal weights and measures ON HIGHWAY 35-2 MILES NORTH OF RED BANK oil .dealers; the increasing of'pen- is used for heating, lighting and of protection and it is needed now fuel, both solid and liquid, being men who are members of that alties (or short weight and short refrigeration. It has wide distribu- more than ever before with meat what they are today, warrant every group, and we are all In full ac- measurement; increasing the pen- tion, especially in areas that do and poultry at tho top of the price means of suppressing dishonesty cord on the need of what I am Let Us Give You An Estimate On Y ur Work Today alties for hindering or molesting not have public utilities, such as 1st of essential foods. than can be involved In the interest now proposing; for the betterment weights and measures officers in the rural soctionW and remote sea of the consumer. of our statutes In tho Interest of PHONE RED BANK 6-3767 UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY the performance of their duties, shore and mountain areas. Ico Cream by Weight consumer economy* The support of and technical amendments to im 'The industry has operated in a "The bill to establish the sale of Higher I'eimllics tho people is, of course, needed prove existing statutes relating to more or less "free-lance" fashion Ice cream by avoirdupois net weight "Tho proposed act to establish to assure the success of these leg- the sale of solid fuel. since it came into being a quarter Is an old story. It is an act that a higher range of penalties in the islative efforts, nnd If tho public BOiLERS - RADSATORS - FIXTURES - PIPE - VALVES Altogether there are 16 bills that of a century ago. In the meantime lias been introduced from timo to weights and measures statutes is will take an active interest It will AND FITTINGS FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES the division considers necessary to questionable elements have crept time over the past twenty years influenced by the prevailing aU- unquestionably rebound to their correct deficiencies that have given into tho business and with them or more. Tho consumer wants it time high-prlco structure of essen- benefit." trouble in the enforcement of have come irregularities that affect The manufacturer does not. He- tial commodities and tho apparent ' weights and measures laws. State consumer economy. .Reputable in- tail dealers are of divided opinions little effect that present penalties It pnys to AtlvcrliKO in Thu Superintendent Joseph G. Rogers terests within the trade us well as who developed the legislative pro- the consumer need and want the gram for his division, in comment remedy that the proposed legisla- ing upon what is proposed, points tion will afford them. Some states PACKS OF POPULAR BRA out that consumer legislation in already have and others aio now m New Jersey appears to have been taking similar action with legis- FEshiencd CHSD9LATE! neglected over a number of years lation, and loaders of the industry past and that most of the bills have worked with them to develop BWUi al OM CaU, PMIIa Uutlt, Malt*,, Ka< have formerly been offered one or proper methods of control. Bccauuc Ckc:t,rllll*, Ctaili. ar Laiky llrlktt,.. more times for consideration. "Per- of the nature of the product which With 2 Sooopi ef lea Cream WITH REGULAR 25e VALUE haps other matters of state passing has many inherent technical ram- ifications the process of developing iupl.i-Rleh ChocolaU Syrup, Plastic CIGARETTE CASE through legislative channels," he Wkoluoma Milk. Topp.d said, "were considered of greater regulation has been slow, but lon« Whlppei) . Crtv?.. .§«*«(& Holdi Full Pock riSkfrSSi Importance than those relating to study by weights and measures au- 111 COOKIFS public economy and, therefore, thn thorities has now made it possible neglect In meeting the challenge of to proceed in a manner that wil a continuing spiral of inflation that best servo the needs or all rcpu has so seriously affected the eco- table interests concerned. \ii<*iO) W^.ir'x nomic welfare of the people by a To Strengthen Lnws . rapidly decreasing value In the "The.bill to require quantity dec trade dollar which has made losses laratlons on all commodities, sold by short weight or short measure- in package form is to extend tho ment of greater significance to th scope of the existing net weigh BOX OF consumer than ever before in the container law which now applies 330 buying of essentials." only to food and drugs. It is boti gflP ASSORTED Increase in Violators consistent and logical that other "There has ben no recession from commodities outside of these class- 8SOPROPYL QOMP. avarico in trade channels," Rogers ifications when sold in packages Be continued, "and short quantity prac should have tho contents declared 35cVali!3 ttccs are not the least of the evils as a gauge of value to purchasers. in the profiteering that has been In the great majority of instances '/2"x5 yd. ( going on since the last war. Evi- such commodities have comparable dence of this grows, as for instance, and often greater values In tho r*iw 20c Value in a recent month our officers price range than foods. Tho amend- throughout the state prosecuted ment to the act as proposed would more violators and collected a also require the identification of OH? greater amount in fines than for the packer to be marked on con- Peppermints the entire preceding year. Among tainers. The present law is also TO these were repetitive violators and deficient in this respect. • Nougat* in some of these cases the courts • Caramels asserted that the penalties provid "The bill to extend the scope • Coeoor.u* Creams Junior Boudoir of the weighmaster act would make . Maple Creams ed in our laws were not as greal certified weightings mandatory for Size Jar as they should be in the prevailing a range of commodities besides . Whipped Creams situation. Some expressed them solid fuel which is at present the VA Grain selves to the extent of saying thai only essential for which certified they would like to have it.withir weights arc required by the pres- TABLETS their power to drive cheats out ol ent law. The proposed legislation business altogether." is designed to protect both buyers •^CHOCOLATE "One of our bills this year la to and sellers of commodities that GUT Increase the penalties for fraudu have comparable or higher values $• TO Iqnt practices In trade, as a means than coal. Certified weightings im- of discouraging and suppressing pose .a strict obligation for absolute CUT TO OdleloiuW f1'?"' 9 QL . „-,}!,. big si'""'"7 tor between mi«l« Ik,. GRANUTES bedtime w»es». LIBBEYll-oz. i Value "Tufflex" Wood Fibre NEW EMERALD GREEN NAII BRUSH Graceful Swirl Dosinn JHJLYJ SANFORIZED HEAVY DRILL ®P. IX HAHDY CAMY-CME 1 TWETAlT , ttanddrJ t!» bo.fd; P (••«! fcr I-(id» ironing. To TEA Hit flasttc tdgt. STRAINER Sun Ray Ships file Price! L ^'. plul lax •in 6.00x16 ' AND YOUR *' vou OLD TIRE M.I Vou.- Cliolco Famous MARATHON ONLY /o duality by WIRI "IDIAL,1 PANCHROMATIC PIPE CLEANERS1 GENERAL ARTHUl See the new * •. RO1I-F1IM IIIlM MiinJi ol Anillti'i FREE? IVMY ROLL 9UARANTNB 72 BEST SELLING MARATHON "BABIES'1! a«« FRESH *S0eVaiu! PLAYING^ CIGARS Cream Deodorant/ Alto qualify recapping done 95 And your Nitltnilly Advirtliitf JARDS old ilanr In our own factory. W« loan MEN'S or LADIES' It'* dirt..' • don't mill thli chemtr „ ...»"S• lo g«l th* smooth tiding Mtnfttt of you tlrti at no( axtra coil a Ooedytar luptr-Cuinlon tin at !», thli niw low prlci, Como In to. whllt youri art rteappod. day and folk trad*. WA1IETS I YOU SAVE UP TO $2,001 LIGHTER FRESH VHVHMi li> •flHil lint linhirii Mtfiint ulini 11*1 arllh HM"I, Ulltl MllHl, Mil Mill. tit. Y««'ll FLUID M Illlllr III! •Illll (IV »lnl In IHIl IIUIU.M, k*P2R MOUNT TIRE SERVICE [111.10 WALLITI IK 111,00 WULITI .11.11) BATH UI.0OWALLITI 11.11 $1.10 WALLITI 11.111 78 Whir* It, R«d Bank! llMO WALLITI 11,11 |||,M WALLITI 11.141 SOAP PHONI 6-0484 IJ.M WALLITI II.U 'r/ 4 tor He ' il Krtilir rrlM »| THESE BIG SPECIALS NOW ON SALE AT ALL SUN RAV STOftES fHRdllGHOUT PA., N, J:, DEL. Paee Six RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 " 'Fret; lo Go Elsewhere' HIS OSCAk RED BANK REGISTER ••The United States Supreme court's six- LETTERS FROM EVENTS OF YEARS AQO 40.41 Urutf Strut, Btd Hank, N. J. to-tliree decision upholding I lie coustitll- OUR READERS ' ESTABLISHED 1818 tionalitv of this slate's l-'einlierg law pa's By John II. Cook and Henry Clay into plain words exactly what most loyul BKAPLKBTON. GIVES VIEW'S FROM REGISTER FILES Member Audit Bureau of Circulation* American parents nnd lax payers have, long To tho Editor: Fifty Years ABO. Twenty-Five Years Aeo. Th« Ked Bai INVITEDTO THE OF THE MABEL LEWIS SHOPPE 137-B Broad St Red Bank TOMORROW, FRIDAY Here's Hie place to do it! . . . your best bet every Famous brands and new single time. Looks better low prices will prevail and lasts longer for true, i here at all times. Come over-the-years economy. MARCH 7th AT 9:30 A. M. and sec for yourself. Come in and save todcr. With a Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Merchandise for Women Such As • • • PRIMA DONNA AS YOU LIKE IT TOWN &. COTTAGE CINDERELLA ...becomes ordinary when you come to our . . . wisely by buying the GLOVES HOSIERY DRESSES APRONS store. Quality merchan- best. Especially in these VENUS - SMOOTHIE - TRU-FORM - CORDE de PARIE - MAIDEN-FORM - PROPER POSTURE dise at every counter days when production is SURPRISE and BEAUTY BRANDS means a savings to you in being cut back, it's best f-> the long run. buy quality. CORSETS and BRASSIERES MAIDS' and NURSES' UNIFORMS WE SPECfALIZE IN LARGE SIZES A Message To The Ladies You'll say when you see ' i %. are the name brands you Having served the women of Red Bank and vicinity for the past 22 years, I have always felt that this is the kind of a store that you needed. Now you this array of high quality will find here and at such can come in and sit down in a lounging room and wait for friends, chat with merchandise. Come in to- friendly prices. Stop in your neighbors, read or smoke. Cigarettes will be furnished free. You are day and put new life in todayl always welcome whether you buy or not. your budget. Now that my idea of what you have been waiting for has become a reality I hope that you will patroniie my new store where I will try to serve you in the same satisfactory manner as I have in the past 22 years. Only nationally known brands will be found here at popular prices. COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND • -r>: THANK YOU ! MABEL LEWIS, Prop. MABEL LEWIS ... see 'em and save ... are the values In Red you'll say when you eye Bank's newest store. Come Free - Each.Lady Visiting Our these truly wonderful val- In today and join in on the ues. For the best In qual- savings ... see how easily Store Today, Tomorrow and ity and service always your budget finds Its balance shop hers. here. L Saturday Will Receive a FREE ORCHID YOUR INSPECTION OF OUR NEW STORE IS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9i00 RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Page Eight come respectable citizens of com- Dr. VanNostrand munities throughout the state, said MONEY LOANED 100 Petitioners Leonardo PTA the speaker. on Jewelry, SUrer, Musical Instruments, Addresses Club Dr. Van Nostrand, who was re- Cameras, Binoculars, etc. BIG DOINGS TOMORROW NIGHT sponsible for securing the boys' Ucenaed and bonded by St.te ol N. i. Ask County Fix Announces Forum HOLMDEL—Dr. James Van Nos- choir from the Jamesburg home WE PAY GASH FOIt OLD GOLD and SDLVEB LEONARDO—A forum discussion rand of Red Bank, member of at the previous club meeting at at the on the subject, "Are the Three R's tho board of managers of thewhich tho group sang selections, Sycamore Ave. Enough?" will be given at the an-jamesburg Home for Boys, explain- was thanked by Anthony Fiascona- !0Broadwag Broadway y LoanLon Cog Branc.h nual men's night meeting of theed the admission, caring for andto for his educational and Inspiring GRAND OPENING of the Officials Sign Leonardo Parent-Teacher associa- he paroling of the boys at thotalk. The evening's prografei was tion Monday night at the school state school at last Thursday under the chairmanship of Harry Appeal Calling for auditorium, Lawrenco A. Carton, night's meeting of the Llncrot- Pitcher. A board of directors Jr., chairman of the Middletown Holmdcl Kiwanis club held at meeting followed the regular club Drainage Project township committee, will be mod-Pleasant Valley inn. session. ATLANTIC HOTEL erator,. Speaker* will bo introduced The speaker said the boys nre We Have Just the Treatment NEW SHREWSBURY — A pe-by Mrs. Robert Goodmnn, president. assigned to various projects follow- I'UI'IJ-S VISIT FOB MONMOUTH BAR and CHILL tition carrying about 100 signatures ing tests and arc segregated scho- will be sent to the county board of lastlcally In order that each may One hundred.and seventy third FAIR HAVEN ROAD FAIR HAVEN freeholders this week, urging the find his own level. Vocational and nnd fourth grade pupils of the Me- early start of a project to Install manual training nre available for chanic, Oakland and River Street For Your "Tired" Wardrobe proper drains on Sycamore ave. those Interested In manual work- schools visited Fort Monmouth on Tho petition is signed by Mayor manship. Various items made by Wednesday of last week. They ORCHESTRA ENTERTA INVENT George Stevens, Louis A. Stelnmul- the boys were exhibited by Dr. Van saw movies of Fort Monmouth ler, president of the Shrewsbury Nostrand who told tho club that primary school activities and slides township school board; Ernest Hllt- most of tho food consumed is of school programs. Untjer the di brunncr, street superintendent and raised or grown on tho grounds rcction of Miss Ella Hcaly, prin- GRILL UNDER SUPERVISION OF several other local officials in ad- which gives the boys training in cipal, Mrs. Hazel Jeffrey, Mrs. Joan Miss Mary Massocca dition to borough residents. farming, gardening and animal Ramsey, Mrs. Beatrice Shields and Joseph A. Koutnoy, Sycamore nvc. husbandry. Many boys, who arcMrs. Carolyn Selally acted as hos- Specializing in Home Style Italian Spaghetti property owner and janitor at Tin- graduates of the school, have be- tesBOK. ton Palls school, prepared ond cir- culated the petition. He said he had tried to get the county to cor- rect a road and drainage Haw for many years, without success, SERVING Site of Accident* The dip, right ,in front o£ the Koutney property, about 600 feet RED BANK west of Hance ave, has been the site of many serious automobile ac- cidents, including three in 1901, he \ND JERSEY SHORE AREA said. Several persons reportedly were hurt in those accidents. iron Recently, Mayor Stevens said ho Ijnvrcnce A, Civrton, Jr. SEND THEM TO US Short of Ready Cash? received assurances from county of- 'YES' Promptly ficials that a Sycamore drainage Tho speakers will be Everett Don't borrow unnecessarily Many times tax payments are project would be started as soon as Curry, teacher at Middletown town- NEON SIGNS FOR EXPERT but if you're short of ready "last minute" affairs, so we're the weather allowed. Mr. Koutney ship high school and a member of cash for taxes (or any worthy eald hlB petition was processed any- the Atlantic Highlands borough REPAIRS & SERVICE ready to give you extra fast way Jo let the county authorities council; Frank Lawlcy, a member purpose) a prompt loan from service. know the seriousness with which DRY CLEANING rVumal may be the best the condition is viewed. of the Mlddlotown township board FLUORESCENT COLD CATHODE or education; Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, Bring us your bedraggled clothes and solution. Phone first, give us a few There used to be a drain In the superintendent of Rod Bank public necessary facts, then on ap- Sycamore ave. low spot. But this schools; Dr. Joseph Clayton, coun- LIGHTING LIGHTING just sec what our modern, scientific Pay Your Taxes proval, everything will be was plugged up In 1938 by Mr.ty superintendent of schools; Mrs. dry cleaning can do for them. They'll Koutney and Edward Carl, across By the Month? ready for you on the first Robert S. MeTaguo, president of tho come hack to you fresh and bright, li Yes—pay your taxes in one from him, because water flooded Atlantic Highlands hoard of edu- expertly pressed and looking like new visit. onto their land, cation, and Mrs. Maltby Jelliffe, 1 > lump sum with a loan from Mr. Koutney said Sycamore ave. president of the League of Women again. Yes, our cleaning will perk l:\hsumal then repay'in eon- Who Moy Borrow? traffic moves very fast and some- Voters, Red Bank region. up your "tired," soiled wardrobe. T 1} venient monthly instalments times hits water that is pooled into us today. Employed men and women ' the roadway. This has caused some P.T.A. members, ond all Inter- • 1 on a payment date that fits —married or single are al- of the accidents, he said. ested township residents, are In- EST. 1907 i- your payday. vited to attend. Serving as hos- ways welcome at r%umtat. Inaction Scored pitality chairmen will be Mrs. Hai- ASBURY PARK WE USE PERMA-PRESS You get personal attention in ry Crovcr and Mrs. Arthur Hatflcld. tVMI$ CASH YOU GET Mr. Koutney said he personally 11180 Tho now pressing method that makes Pay'H ISMos. 18 Mos. a warm friendly atmosphere. had contacted the freeholders FINED $80 AT HUMSON It it "YES" to 4 out of 5 loan "from the director on down" re- garments look young again, color* $198.11 $229.66 RUMSON — Thomas Williams of brighter. Holds the crease much $16 requests, because Hiaonal is peatedly since 1938. "Each time I South st., Red Bank, was fined $30 $32 401.25 472.51 v got a promise something would be PORCELAIN ENAMKL longer toot quick to recognize your real Monday night by Magistrate Arnold Abov* payment! cover ffvinthingl done—all promises. This time I Tulp on a charge of reckless driv- Onrga }•/,% no. on unpaid tol. In worth. Phone . • . write . . . wont action—and soon—and so doing. According to police, Williams STAINLESS STEEL 1300, Vi e! 1% mo. on bol. flbova. my neighbors. Wo are very grate- IN. J.I come in today. ful to Mr. Stevens for making a was issued a summons Fob, 15 af- ter being involved in a thrcc-cnr INDOOR & OUTDOOR ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS personal appeal to the county, on accident on River id. in which no Loam $33 to $500 on SlgnaturarTurnltura, or Car this problem. Our petition is toone was hurt. Martin Geistarccht of back up what he already has done." Vorona was fined $3 for traveling CLEANERS 1*1111 t6«MHT//TMAt tlKtl TO IAV Yl»» Other signers of tho petition in-the wrong way on a one-way clude Or, Irving Bacr, president of street. ROAD-AD SERVICE, Inc. 1 the health board, Councllmcn Rob- 24 WEST FRONT ST. RED IANK ert li. Cook, Sr., and Martin E. An- Tho road to bettor and trigger busl- 45 SO. MAIN ST. , ASBURY PARK 2 convenient offices—whichFINANC Is nearest Eyou? CO. derson; Paul T. Ryder, president of neaa, ndvortleo In The Register regularly. RED BANK I ASBURY PARK the Monmouth County Association —Advertisement. 21 BROAD ST. I 2nd Fl. (Over H. I. Bord.n Star*) of School boards; Mrs. Eulalta Hal- (Ov«r Anderson'i Muilc Store) I 704 COOKMAN AVE. lett, Mrs. Marie S. Lemon and Ern- Phone: ltd Bank 6-9020 I Phone: 2-7B95 est W. Wadley, Jr., of the township Loam mad! to resident) oF all itirtounding lownt * U::iu3 Not. 044, £70 school bonrd; Mrs. Agnes M, Bau- leer, public health nurse, a majority of members of the Tinton Walls fire department and many others. FRUIT GROWERS TO MEET FREEHOLD—Monmouth county orchardlsts have been invited by County Agent, M. A. Clark to meet with Rutgers experts In fruit grow- ing at the Monmouth Grange hall, just west of Freehold on highway 33 tomorrow at 2 p. m. In his an- nouncement, the county agent states that this Is one of the reg- ular series of meetings for fruit growers which will be devoted al- most entirely to tho pest control program for peaches and apples. Prof. A. J. Farley of Rutgers will lead tho discussion, bringing local producers up-to-date on the latest materials and methods recommend- ed for the coming season. All apple and peach gro'wers havo been in- vited to attend and learn about the newst wrinkles in fruit spraying. COOKIE SALE TO END The sale of cookies by Gtrl Scouts of the Northern Monmouth county council will end Saturday) Mar. 8. Receipts from this year's aalo are our selection as running ahead of last yenr, when 23,000 boxen of cookies were sold. Part of tho proceeds of tho sale '//}// Johns-Manville remains with local troops, and tho remainder helps support the coun- cil's new Camp Nomoco at Smith- HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR burg. Reserves • In order to combine our reputation (or high quality maUriatt and workmanship with the reliability of thef best known name in roofing Gall out and tiding, we have signed an agreement with Johm-Menville to become their Certified Home Improvement Contractor for this area. Thlt moons that we have the endorsement of this nationally known with a touch of your toe! company and can join our name with theirs in the following coda of ethics! 1. 7b trend back o/ all clajmi and promises. driving — which means that you now And just for good measure, this '52 3. 7b lumlth only ienuint Johnt-Manvllle materials applied in Uriel accordance with tpedlicathni approved by Johna-Manville. A good part of the time, they're use less gas at 40 than you'd formerly ROADMASTER also has the biggest 3, To chute only a lair and. equitable price lor all labor and material!. running errands, taking chjldren to use at 30. brakes of any postwar Buiok—the To be certain of Reliability, Quality Workmanship and Fair Pealing, ' make sure that the roofing and tiding representative who calls on school, taking women to stores, taking But there arc two barrels in reserve greatest trunk space since spare tires you can Identify himself as the representative of a Certified Johns- men to work, taking family and moved off the front fenders—a warn* Manville Home Improvement Contractor. He carriii • dated card ' — waiting for you to call them into, to Identify htm, friends to dubs and social functions. action — and they let loose a soaring ing light that glows when the parking brake is set—and to top it all, the Attic conversions It doesn't call for a very great output rush of power that sinks your smartest interior fabrics that Buick Arllte triple truck combination of horsepower for duties like these. shoulders back into the seat cushion, VR, tcreon and storm windows swoops you past a truck—out of a tight has ever offered. But there are times when you want a \% "oof Repair. spot-up a hill-sets your speedometer When are you coming in to look this Gutters and leaders car that can do vastly more, and these needle to registering added miles are the times when you'll want what distinguished performer over? We Applied by our own fralned more than twice as fast as your watch urge you to make it soon. mechanic!, Estlmatei free, this year's ROADMASTER has to offer. can tick off the, seconds. Kmlpmmlt atautrta, trim and mtittli an wtyMi It t\t*u wUAout MKM. ftOplfona l at Mlra MM oit KOADHASTMB eff»i Local representative* RUUELL BORUS Beneath its proud hood, there's a MAYNARD CARD Would a flro clean you out? Fireball 8 Engine-a valvc-in-hcud Tin's is an experience you certainly What about an automobile aool- should know firsthand. MONMOUTH CO. Red Bank 6-2334-R dint? Mow li tho tlma to phono that can let loose 170 lively horse- OCIAN CO. ADAM LINZMAYIR ui about a complete Iniuranoo power when needed. You should also know how Buick's program, Than you'll know 1 MIDDLISIX CO. Atlantic Highlands 1*0302 you ara financially protcotod. And - alongside this engine — there's Power Steering" provides a helping Win.,,in,, 1,,'tf' <<»f°»'" also an Airpower carburetor which hand in slow-motion maneuvers-lets INSULATION & SIDING CORP. RUSSELL thriftily feeds fuel and air through (wo you keop the "fool" of tho oar in fOI MAIN ST. PHONI 2*407 ASBURY PARK BniaUcr>thun*U8ual barrels for normal straightaway driving. BUICK BOR.US ild them 'M Johns-Manville BGENCY IAULAJ ROOIIN6 (i n (I SIDIN O DE RIDDER BUICK, Inc. V//-REPBAMK6-4W2 163 to 169 Monmouth Street K Rl 6-2089 Red Bank, N, J. RED BANK REGISTEB, MARCH 6, 1952 Page Nine Questions and Answers have a summer vacation for all Holy Name Supper students that want it, you may take Support Urged To Vets' Problems that .vacation and resume your Red Bank Book Store studies in the fall. The regulations C & K CONSTRUCTION CO. Set for Monday Q.—-I plan to get a GI home loan, require you to remain In contin- and I'd like to find out what would uous training except for interrup- GENERAL CONTRACTORS 6 LINDEN PLACE For Bill A-182 Harry Knlfftn, president of the happen in caae^ fait to make my Legislators from this county tions, such as the summer vaca- St. James Holy Name society, yes- loan payments. I don't expect to tion, that would apply to all stu- 'ere urged to support A-182, the terday announced that Monday default, of course, but I do want to Developers and Builders ocal option housing bill, In an dents, veterans and non-veterans ALL THE LATEST night's ham and turkey supper is learn all the aspects. alike. ppeal today by Monmouth coun- a sell-out and that no more tickets A—Failure to make your loan Alterations - Estimates [Cheerfully Given) ;y realtor*. will be sold. payments may lead to foreclosure HIGHWAY 36 KE 6-1066 WEST KEANSBURG, N. J. Kenneth L. Walker, board presi- Paul Campl, local caterer, Is sup- and loss of your home. Also, if the Welsh Corgi Top dent, said enactment of the bill, per chairman, assisted by William government is required to pay a ponsored by Assemblymen Hil- Chandler. The cakes will be baked claim because of your failure to ery, R., of Morris, will give citi- by members of the Ladies' auxiliary meet payments, you will become Obedience Winner zens of each municipality In this Indebted to the government for the and committee, with Mrs. Campl The season got oft to a good start area opportunity to decide whether and Mrs. Eugene Carroll as* chair- amount o! any such claim. or not they need and want federal Q—I'm a married veteran, train- Sunday for members of the Old men. The dinner will bn seryed Monmouth Dog Training club at housing. in Red Bank Catholo high school ing under the OI Bill, and I've Just There Is an encouraging up been rated as 60 per cent disabled the Twin Brooks Kennel club show. cafeteria at 7 p. m. Mrs. William W. Gattlwell of surge of sentiment in this section Ten awards will be made at the by V.A. Wlli V.A. pay me both the for the bill because of its demo- extra amount of disability compen- Mlddlctown carried off (op honors supper. Those receiving awards In obedience with her welsh corgi, cratic principles," said Walker. need not be present at the time, sation that goes to those with dc< "After all, A-182 takes no posi- pendents, plus the higher rate of "Willow Farm Olympla," in Novice the requirement being only that the A class, winning first place with 108 ion for or against public housing. QI subsistence for veterans with names and addresses of those at- families? points out of a possible 200. This It merely leaves the question up tending be left with the committee. was the dog's first obedience trial to local option of the 'people, who If necessary, the award will be de- A—No. Instead, V.A. will pay you either one of the extra amount) and she won for her owner in addi- know best the needs of their com- ivered to the recipient's home. tion to the traditional blue rosette, munity. or veterans with dependents-rbut Mr. Kniffln said the "wonderful not both. You have the right to a pair of sterling sliver candle- "It is heartening, too, that news- response" to the supper has re- choose whichever extra payment sticks, $15 cash prize and a hand- papers throughout the state are sulted in tentative plans for a sim- you wish to receive. tooled leather wallet. taking a more democratic and Other high acoros were made by TOWN HOU ilar event in the near future, He Q—If the next-of-kin of a de Americai n view of this bill. ,While expressed his gratitude to the com- Mr-s. Leon Lissncr of Humson, with some metropolitan papers oppose ceased veteran qualifies for both her Irish setter, receiving 193 points mittee In charge for the co-opcrp - V.A. compensation and pension, tKEEBLER t In the belief they reflect the atlon extended ki th f and a trophy for highest scoring thinking of their readers, this Is in making the af- may that person receive both sporting dog In the class. Vanessa fair a success. awards? OVAL SHAPE/ GOLDEN BROWN/ NO CRVMiSI not true. In Newark, for exam- den Ouden of Middletown won third ple, a strong grass roots moVe- A—No. Such a person may elect highest score in Novice B, 194 ment has started among the clti- Pvt. Kuddcn Completes to receive whichever benefit is most points, and a trophy with her trl- :enry for a chance to vote on the advantageous. The benefit not colorcd collie, "Vanessa's Sam". proposed $40,000,000 project there. Four Weeks at Sampson chosen ts placed In suspense, and the suspense may be lifted at any All these dogs are entirely owner- 'In Camdcn sentiment for the PORT MONMOUTH—Pvt. Ger- .time by the person making an- handled and trained under the bill Is strong. The Camdcn Argus ald T. Rudden of the Air Force, other election. supervision of Karl Schmid, club Defense Jobs Now Open said editorially: 'This newspaper son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rud< training*director. Mr. Schmid has Q—I expect to enter a V.A. hos- believes in the democratic pro- den of Grace avc. hero, has com- offered a special prize to Monmouth -SADDLES pital In the near future. Will I have —At— cesses of public vote and no we pleted four weeks of basic train a choice as to which hospital I will members to be awarded to the one favor the Hlllery bill ... It Is a .ng at Sampson Air Force base, go? who gets ths first CD. (Companion truly American bill.' The Com- Geneva, N. Y. He is due to com- Dog) title in 1052. A—Generally, a veteran is as- Breed winners of tho day were NEW JERSEY STATE munity News editorializes: 'Hous- plete tha training before the end signed to a hospital nearest ing administrators arc shocked, of the month. Mrs. Alfred King, Jr. of Rumson, AND home. But crowded conditions in president of Old Monmouth who naturally, at the suggestion; any- A 1950 graduate of Mlddlctown certain hospitals, or the type of dis- one In government employ is township high school, where he received the Best of Opposite Sex EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ability suffered by the veteran rosette with her champion English shocked at a suggestion to curb was a member four years of the might result In his being assigned Genuine While Buck the powers and pay In his bureau. band and orchestra, Pvt. Rudden cocker, and Dr. Margaret Combs to a special hospital in another sec of Eatontown, who won first prize 48 EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, N. I. But federal housing never hajs also was a member of the Shore tlon of the country. done what its proponents have Conference band, the Atlantic In Novice Bitches with her home- Q—I plan to obtain a GI home hrcd boxer, "Sparkle Plenty", Tel. RE. 6-5050—NO FEE CHARGED promised. It hasn't given homes Highlands municipal band, which loan, but I lost my original dis- to slum-dwellers. It has given cost- was heard in weekly concerts dur- charge papers which I'm supposed FROOT BOOTS ly quarters at low rents to tenants ing the summer at the yacht basin to present to the lender. What Phono Coni[)uny Boosts who can, In most cases, afford there, and a Red Bank band. Hu should I do? FOR MALE higher rents. It loses tax money for THE TEEN SENSATION Chemical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, plays trumpet. A—You must apply for a cer- Interstate Toll Rules municipalities. The people of a tificate In Hcu of the discharge Mechanical Draftsmen, Electrical Draftsmen, Electrical Testers, municipality surely have the right Pvt. Rudden was employed in New Interstate telephone toll Party Chief, Transltman, Rodman, Salesmen, Shipping Clerk, the film division of IS. I. Du Pont papers from the brunch of service rates went into effect Saturday, AROUND THE NATION ! to decide what they want and don't from which you were discharged. Stlllman, Upholsterer, Machinist, Tool and Die Maker, Tool In- want, Public housing is no more de Nemours at Parlin before work- Mar. 1. spector, Operators (Milling Machine, Turret Lathe, Screw Ma- important and should not be im- ing in Perth Amboy for the Star 9—I am a World War II veteran, Thn changes, first announced by chine, Engine Lathe), Sheet Metal Worker, Combination Welder, mune from the privilege given the Beverage company. He returned entitled to a pension because I lost the Federal Communications Com- Automobile Painter, Caterpillar Crane Operator, Repairmen (Cen- people in selecting a president of to duty Monday aftor being a pa- my sight. Do I have to show ac- mission Jan. 14, provide gonorally tral Office, Television, Typewriter), Automobile Mechanic, Senior the United States." tient in the base hospital two tual need for the aid and attend- for five-cant increases on short haul Accounting Clerk, Alteration Tailor, I.B.M. trainee. weeks. ance of another person, in order toll calls going across state lines to qualify lor the increased rate of and corresponding decreases on Cheryl Bennett Guest $120 a month, authorized by a re- longer interstate toll calls going FOR FEMALE Kling Commissioned cent law? across state lines and correspond Footer aft Shoes Secretaries, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Cost Clerk, Bookkeeping Artillery Lieutenant On Children's Program A—No. Blinded veterans are not Ing decreases on longer interstate "Fine tilwcs fur Women and Cliihhrn Sinrr ISO Machine Operators, Waitresses, Housekeepers, Sewing Machine required to show need for aid In toll calls. The new rates also pro- Operators, Floor Girls, Assemblers. NAVESINK In ceremonies Cheryl Christine Bennett, dough getting about, In connection with vide for the shortening of the in- Headquarters for OlTiciul Tuesday of last week at Fort Sill, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ben the recent pension increase. itial and overtime periods on some Okla., Herman KUng, Jr., son of net, Jr., of 36 Riverside avc, was a Q—I am attending school under Interstate calls. BOY and GIRL SCOUT SHOES MALE & FEMALE Mrs. Marjorle Thlera Kling of recent guest on a children's pro the GI Bill, and I havo about two New Jersey Bell Telephone com- gram, from Asbury Park. The tal- Household Couples (live-in). i Monmouth avc. here, was com- years of entitlement remaining, pany said that charges on calls missioned a second lieutenant in ented young lady (five years old) Will I be allowed to take the sum- within the state are not affected by DOCTORS ORTHOPEDIC Applicants Will Appear in Person. No Fees Charged. the Held artillery. sang severe! selections, Including mer vacation off, and resume next tho new rates on file .with the F. "Ballln' the Jack," "Dance Me Lieut. Kling w;'as a member of Fall, or must I stay in training all C. C. The new Interstate rates arc PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS the eighth graduating class of the Loose" and "Peggy O'Ncll. year 'round, so as not to lose out nationwide in character since such under VA's post-cut-off-datc regu- rates are uniform for the same dis- »6 Broad St. Red Bunk You are Invited to place your orders with us. artillory officer candidate school Mias Bcnnott Is also a clever tap which reopened In February last dancer, and has participated lations? tances throughout the country, the year after being closed since 1946 several • local dance routines. A—It your school's practice Is to company explained. IT PAYS TO SHOP EVERY DAY AT 28 BROAD ST., RED ROJAA RUBY LANE ENTERPRISE Y SPECIAL GROUP OF SPECIAL GROUP OF .29 T0 $7 SPECIAL GROUP OF VALUES RESSE " POPULAR POLOS BLOUSES TO S2.99 RAYON SPECIAL GROUP VAL. TO 1.99 Some Irregulars Petticoats PANTIES USE OUR NYLON NET TRIMS, EMBROIDERED DETAIL. ALL COLORS NYLON NET TRIMS, EMBROIDERED SHEERS. ALL COLORS. LAY-A-WAY PLAN COTTONS INCLUDED. SAVE AT LEAST 1.00 EACH SPECIAL GROUP OF 1st Quality NYLON HOSE Luxurious Lustrous Quilted Robes 60 GAUGE - 15 DENIER and Quilted Lounging Pajamas 51 GAUGE • 15 DENIER REG. 95c PAIK DRAMATICALLY REDUCED TO 51 GAUGE • 30 DENIER VALUES TO 14.99 SATIN & BROADCLOTH SPECIAL GROUP OF RIG. and PANTY BRASSIERES GIRDLES Valuo* to 3.99 IN LACY 6. TAILORED STYLES - NEW COLORS - ALL PERFECT COATS and SUITS Drastically Reduced REGULARLY PRICED TO' 39.99 On* Dollar Deposit Wl|l Held Your Coat Or Suit NOW 150° AND 220° OPIN DAILY 9,30 A, M, TO 6:00 P. M, ~ BUY NOW AND SAVE - OPIN FRIDAY NITI TILL 9:00 Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Mrs. Hoy, president of the newly- Local Officer Heads Polio Drive formed Jylonmouth County Past — WATCHES — FOR Dinner Tendered Presidents' club, presented a gift MATERNITY FROM PAWN—FAMOUS MAKES to county auxiliary president, Mrs. SUPPORTS CARTERBELTS GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAH WARM AIR HEATING Rudolph Cherncy of Union Beach. BRAS LINGERIE Past Presidents Also introduced were Harry Harsin TUC KER'S BAIL'S SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS—Ten of Asbury Park, senior past com- CORSET - LINGERIE 20A Monmouth St. QUALITY WORK AT LOW~COST past presidents of tho Monmouth mander of the county Legion, Wil- 139 B-WAY, LONO BRANCH County American Legion auxiliar- liam I. Klatsky, Red Bank, coun- Red Bank CALL KEANS. 6-0988-M ies were honored at a dinner Sat- ty commander; Joseph Devino, Bel- urday night at Beau Rivoge. Mrs. mar, vice commander; William AT. HI. 1-1631-M Walter L. Church of Bradley Beach, Wcinrlch, Jr., county adjutant; Miss a county vice president, was chair- Mary P. Cochranc, Asbury Park, man, assisted by Mrs. Mortimer E. county legion historian; and Mr. OLSEN & ISAKSEN VanSauter of Fair Haven, and Mrs. Bremer; Mr. VanSauter, John E. MAIN ST. BELFORD Helen Woolford, Freehold, county Feldman, Asbury Park, and E. A. vice presidents. Rodriguez, Highlands, past county •Past presidents attending were commanders. Mrs. Carl Bremer, Portaupcck; Mrs. Clare Cyphers, Mia. Kuiinati Lewie and Mrs. Stanley Graham, Anbury AUXILIARY MEETING Virginia Toland Park; Mrs. Ferdinand Vau^oin and Red Bank auxiliary of River Mrs. John Hoy, Long Branch; Mrs. view hospital will meet this after Piano Studio George Rinonr and Mrs. Thomas noon at 2 o'clock at the Red Bank Student nf Elhel-Dlxon—Jullinril White, Keyport; Mis. LeRoy Lclsh, Bolmar, and Mrs. Edward Lewis, Woman's club. Plans will bo made Specializes in Teaching Freehold. for a scries of spring activities. UWM Children Classes in Theory INTERMEDIATE and ADVANCED 570A WEST FRONT ST. RIVER PLAZA EVERYBODY'S SWITCHING RED BANK 6-3042 Lieut. Edmund H. Holahan of 77 Madison awe., Red Bank, who co-ordinated the March of Dimes drive aboard the Tar- awa, receives the three thousandth dollar contributed to the TO BETTER KIND OF drive from Odie R. Kennedy, aviation boatswain's mate. Lieut. Holahan is assistant'educational officer aboard the Tarawa, DRY BALLET which at the time of the drive was serving with the Sixth fleet in the Mediterranean. No wonder \m like I.KON'S . . . spots ART by Churles R. Lofferson, Carl F. out, completely odorless perspiration van- Lefferson, Thelma Applegate and ishes and ensls no more than regular Prentice Will Kingslcy Lofferson. dry cleaning. Tho respective widows received SCHOOL the estates of Harry Hodas of Long Scootering, rope-skipping, Filed for Probate Branch, who died Oct. 26; Alexan- CLASSES FREEHOLD—The will of Mrs. der Barkway .Smart of Middlctown puddle-jumping — Joseph Prentice of Holmdol, who who died Jan. 6; Edward Bolnay NOW IN SESSION died Feb. l(i, hist week was MP.1of Ocean township, who died Jan STRIDE RITE SHOES can for probate in thn olllco of Surro- 25; Willlnm H. Anderson of Mill- gate Dorman McFaddin. stone, who died Jan. 10; "John H. take it! And they MISS SLAVINSKA A portrait, squurc diamond ba- Allen of Howell township, who died from Ballet Kusse de Monte Carlo quctto bracelet, diamond link Jan. 22, and William T. Jackson give, too — gentle- bracelet and oblong diamond ba- of Raritan township, who died Jan. but-firm support BALLET TOE TAP CHARACTER quett'c pin go to a daughter, Canr 30. line 13. Ewing. Another daughter, BALLROOM FLEXING FOR BALLET Emily McPnddcn Hnrrlson, will and plenty of growing • CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS receive a square cut diamond ring, Dorbrook Farms' • DEVELOPING GRACE, POISE AND CHARM room, two essentials • REDUCING COURSES FOR WOMEN ruby and sapphire bracelet with Bull 'Superior' • BOYS' BALLET AND PHYSICAL CULTURE solltairo ruby, diamond bracelet to permit the normal • SPECIAL CLASSES FOR PRE-SCHOOL AGE and diamond jabot pin with ba- EATONTOWN — National hon- • TEEN-AGERS BALLROOM AND FOLK DANCING quetto diamond solitaire in center. ors havo been awarded Dorbrook development of Prlvaie Leiions Original Routine! The two daughters will sharo tho farms for an outstanding Jersey bull that It owns. Tho bull, High- 6 BROAD STREET RED BANK rest of Mrs. Prentice's jewelry. Mrs. active, young feet. Harrison will receive all household fleld Sparkling Sir, has been named Phones RE 6-3676-M and RE 6-9728 furniture and furnishings at 609 a superior siro by tho American Come in and see Park avo., New York city, and allJersey Cattle club, which has Its tangible personalty. Miss Marguer- national headquarters In Columbus, how carefully and ite Raer, a secretary, will receive Ohio. -rf-.»*-»-^— $10,000. A housemaid, Mnry Gavin, The Superior Slro rating indicates conscientiously our © Advertilerl Srrvice will receive $50 a month for life. that a bull has passed on both high The rest of tho estate will be divid- production and good breed type to •expert fitters find just VORN'S ed into four shares, one for the his daughters. Highflold Sparkling children of her deceased son, Alex- Sip has 12 daughters tested for pro- the right size, width, ander B. McFaddcn; one for Mrs.duction. They averaged 9,888 pounds SLICKS, Ewing; one for Mrs. Harrison, and of milk and 550 pounds of buttorfat and last for your own one for nnother son, George H. Mc- on a twice-day milking, 305-day ma- Faddcn. F. Wilder Bellamy, John ture equivalent basis. The bull also little commando. K. Ewing and Ranald MacDonald has 16 daughters classified for were named executors. breed type with an average rating Priced from 4.50 lo 8.95 according lo size of 83.75 points, The breed's score Halsey D. Polhemus of Intor- card gives 100 points to a perfect lakcn, who died Feb. 0, willed his anical. CALL RE 6-2800 TODAY Doctors' Prescriptions Carefully Filled interest in property at 804 Emory Highflold Sparkling Sir also has St., Asbury Park, to his sister, May been officially classified for type. Sexton. The rest of tho estate will He has achieved tho high rating of be used to form a trust fund, in- excellent, which equals a score of como from which will go to his 90 to 95 points. Highfleld Sparkling You can push all bellyachin' out of all your piclure- mother, Elizabeth L. Polhomus; Sir was bred by J. L. Hutcheson, LION'S grandson, Halsey P. Waters; sister, takin'! Just obey plain fundamentals and, of course, some Jr., Rossvillo, Go., and purchased SINCE 1912 May Sexton, and trustee, Asbury as a calf in 1940 by his present incidentals. Incidentally, we are hinting, watch DEVELOP- Park National Bank and Trust Cleaners • Launderers • Rug Cleaners company. Tho fund eventually will owner. SHOE CO. ING AND PRINTING! That's where quality can soar- go to a daughter, Virginia Plan- Tho records which qualified High- Always ample Parking Space in front of our plant. gero, and a grandson, Halsey P. fleld Sparkling Sir for his national 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK So call us at DORN'S PHOTO Store! Waters. recognition were made under pro- 64-76 While Street, Ked Bank, N. J. Marie Buhnmnn Thorno of Mid-grams sponsorod by tho American dlotown township, who died Jan, Jersey Cattle club for continuous 30, willed $1 to William Sydney Improvement of tho Jersey breed. Thome. The rest goes to her moth- er, Elsaba. Amalia Buhmann. Al- Children to Hear fred Schneider of Occanport, who Music and Stories Photographic died Feb. 16, willed his estate to his sons, Wilbur J. Schneider and Stories and music will bo fea- RED BANK 6-2273 Thomas A. Schneider. tured at tlie story hour program at Flora H. Stark of Asbury Park, Eisner Memorial library Saturday who died Feb. 1G, willed a diamond at 10 a. m. This project is spon- solltairo ring to n granddaughtor, sored by the library board and tho Patricia Grace Downey. The hus-Northorn Monmouth County branch, band will receive $1,000. The rest Amorican Association of University goes to her daughter, Ruth J. Women. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE Downey, who Is requested to sot Mrs. Douglas Edwards will be $2,000 nslde for Patricia Grace story-teller. Her stories will be Downey. "Mrs, Snipkln and Mrs. Wobble- Alma G. Jclllff of Neptune town- chin," "Little Duck," "Master of All REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY ship, who died Feb. 16, willed her Masters," "Rumpolstlltskln," and estate to her daughter, Gladys N. "Christopher Robin's Old Sailor," At Tho undersigned Administratrix of the estato of Hujnioml T. llooln- Estlow, and son, H. Noll Jolllff. tho conclusion of tho program, Mrs. Bon, deceased, will sell at Public Auction, Kcal Estate, Chattels and Per- Laura VanHocsen of Ocean Grove, Edwards will play a series of rec- sonal Effects belonging to said decedent on: who died Feb. 3, willed $1,000 each ords, "Christopher Robin's Rec- to a nephew, Charles R. Lefferson, ords." and Fitkln hospital. .Laura Leffor- Mrs. Emlllo Fnnjul will assist SATURDAY, MARCH 15th son will receive $500. Property at with tho children, The board and 127 Abbott nvc., Ocean Grove and A, A. U. W. will hold another story SENSATIONAL Power Steering lets EXCITING new-car features...the new 10:30 A. M. tho rest of tho estato will be shared hour, Mar. 22, at tho Westslde "Y". Sale to be held at tho lute resldcnco of Raymond T. Robinson, nt you turn the wheel with one finger. DeSoto offers them all I Power Brakes ROBBIE'S FARM, Adelphia, N. J. Now, parking is child's play I ... Electric Window Lifts ... Between Freehold and Karmlngdulo on tho Adclphla-l''armtnRilale Road. REVOLUTIONARY Fire Dome engine NEW Solex Heat-Resistant Glass . .. Three miles south of Freehold, or four rnllcn Host of Fnrmliitfdnle. PUBLIC SALE delivers terrific 160'horsepower per- No-Shift Driving. Come in and see this HEAL ESTATE: Two-story frame modern dwelling. First Floors Liv- Dun to ill health I urn obliged to retire from business and will soil formance—and on regular fuel! ing room with open stairway, Dining Room, Tile Kitchen, Pantry and at Fubllo Auctloji all my Household Goods, Furnishing* and entire wonderful new DeSoto today I enclosed Back Porch. Second Floor: Three Bedrooms and Bath. ReHtaurant Supplies unil Equipment at! GROUNDS: 191 feet of Highway frontage, 446 feet on west sido, 387 feet on cant sldo. Approximately one acre, BUILDINGS: aarago 21' THIS WILLOW TEA ROOM x 28' with largo Btor;ii:a loft, workshop, dressing room nnd salesroom, Bldg, No, 1 Brooder Houso 16' x 20',' Bldg. No, 2 20' X W, Bldg. No. 3 Oceanport, N. J. 80' x 40'. FEATURES: Established Turkey Farm roady for Imme- 8 Main Strccl, diate operation, All buildings aro In excellent atato of repair, oqulpped with the latest and most modern Installations for tho raising of turkoys All buildings havo electricity, water and sanitary facllltlos, Most of tho grounds are enclosed with a four-foot cyclono fence Kitchen of dwell- ing has modern motul cabinets, tile walls and asphalt tllo flooring, Thore Saturday, March 8th la a front and *ldo porch with a front nnd side ontranco. Each room la an outside room that pcrmlta amplo sunlight and cross ventilation. 10130 A. M. Full baaement with coneri'to floor, Hot air heat, Inside and outsldo Ituhtuiirutit Supplies and Equipment I Cash Register (Omor), 12 Tables, oellar entrance, Tho Roal lCstato may bo inspectod on SUNDAY, MARCH Oth, between the hours of 1:00 nnd 5:00 P, M, 30 Chairs, 1' Glass Show Countor Caso, Two Modorn Glass Show Cases, Counter Beaton (Dayton), Steel Drooling Card Cablnot (Wells) with ap- CHATTEL!!: Frocaor 14' llko new, Elootrlo Rnngo (OE), Rofrlgcrntor prox, 2,000 cards, mind, stock of Novoltlos, Writing Pads, Ink, Rulers, 8 (OK), Dodge Pickup In excellent condition, 2 rolls of Cyclono Konco 4' with 2" mosh, Brooder (Wood), Homo now window frames, Power Curds, Cosmotlcs, oto, Chlnawaro, Glassware, Tablowaro, Cabtnots, Plo Mowor (Pennsylvania) with Brians and Stratton Motor 22", Window Rack (Olass), Table Linens and olhor Toa Room Supnllos and Equip- Siih, 200' of darden Hose, mlscl, lot of new lumber consisting of 2" x ment. V, 4" x A", r x 0", etc.: now 20' Extension Ladder, Htepladdom 4' nnd 8 , Hand Lawn Mowor O'cnixylvunln), 14 lengths 18' of Now Oalvan- llouaeliold Clouds mill X''urnlalilil|f»i FrlHldalro .0', Otis Hungo, Rugs lt«d Plpo H", %" und 1"; approximately 40 Garden Tools all In excel- (Ruum and Hcutter Hlgos), Bottoo, Occasional Chairs, Tables, Sectional lent condition, Hand Garden Cultivators, Hand Sprayer (Brown), PoVt- Bookcnsos, Pictures, Two antlquo Windsor Chain, Antique Brass colloo- able Tables for Droning Turkeysi fJalvnnljod and Aluminum Foodors, Two Croaiuut Hnws, mlscl, lot of Chicken Wlro Fonen, Turkey Cralos, tlon, Urltwi-brnc, Mtirhlo Tup Tnblo, Books, Mirrors, Bads, Drossori, Dog House, Whoolliarruw, lurmi lot of Uuskota (Poach nnd Bushel), Con- Huronuit, VitnltloK, Kllchon Cublnat, Llnons (Bod and Table), Slx-ploco or oto Blocks, Hand Tool*, nnd many other Horns too numerous to mon- sot Kronen Llvlnit Room Hoi, Porcelain Kltchon Tablo, Bllvorwaro, tlon. Also srvcmi pieces nf furnlturo, household gooila nnil furnlthlngi. Vasos, Ohlmiwiirn, Kitohanwuro, alaiswaro, Trunks, Curtains, Chosls of while nil tho Information statod heroin about tho roul citulo win DrawaM, Radio Tnlitn Modol, Vlctrolu, Lawn Mower, Hand Tools, Smok- obtained from souivos itwnKul rnlliiblo tho root natulo will bo gold »ub- Whin ildtwall ilrti, when availably an optional iqulpminl, Jeot to whatever nintn of fuels an aoaurato survoy may show, Tho high- ing Htnmla, I't-liilH. Mnurolury iChlppondnlo,) Blanl-top Doili, Dlnlnjr •»t bidder nhiill Im required to pay a deposit of 80% (cash or cerllllod, Uoom Tnhlu, Morver, pair Antlquo Brass Candlo Holders nnd ono room flhock) lit lime of snmo nnd sign usual ronl estate purohnso nureomont, full of lUoniKu yut to bo Inventoried, Tno unrtomlitniid ami Auetlnnour shall not bo roaponslblo In tho ovont of aocldont or Injury u> any ponton or persons In, on or ahoui tho prem- ami Auntl'omior "hull not hu responsible In tho ovont of nceU MM. All licms to bo removed from tho prtmlsos nt uunalualon of solo, GLOBE MOTOR SALES COMPANY Tirms of imp, cash at limn of mila on all chattels, Lunch will bo lorvod, dont or Injury to any parson or porsons In, on or about tho promise*, Hy Order ofl All itimw to bo removed from tho promises at tho conclusion of tho snlo. <;i.ADYH I!. HOII1NSON, AdnilnltlrulHx. Hy Or dor on 21-23 Bait Front Straot R«d Bank 6-2434 It. O, COAT*, Ain'llniiirr, I'hunn I.on» Hranrh fl-851111, K. l'UANKLAND »AM HAOOTBKV, Attorney, Xbou ftMhoM 1.1111. U, a, COATS, Auotluuter. rhont Ung Bnuuh 0»*Uf*i*Mml OIWUHO.MAU li.tUu III ,feur lilt" IUU WMk« bitb Riila inf Tdivlilts .,, NIC nilworU I RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Page Eleven Dui^lil. (in I inln:ii:!i. ' F'vt. Dwight is av/aiting tiansfrr To Decide On i to tho aifhorn« infnntry. After nt- ...-,.,.• in MONLMOUTH COUNTY itV V Smoke and Rats Rumson Club Auuiling Trunhfcr 't^nflitit? hi^h school hor.-, li<- wis Army School i-mplnyed a.s a mason's htilprr by IN ATLANTIC IHGHI.A.VnS ],}. (.'rawford Compton of Helfonl E. R. SNY D ER & G Q ^ S Bring Complaints Installs Officers (Continued from JIIIKO 1) 1 •:[":.'.' :• " •'• Established 7S73 • • • rV, I'.iviil UwlKllt. .lr of |In. D!h Ann hi fore hr entered th' Aitny li. ' y RUM80N—Officers of tho Rum- lalmul In nn addition oi' j.i |..UM'.C Oleil division, un (if Mi. i J.ily. -'- • • T)p 1 pI•• 11- WATER COLORS Slurk Shower Honors Mrs. Sillier CANVAS PANELS FAIR HAVEN—Mm. John Oborn of DoNarmandlo avo. ontortalnod SKETCH PADS lirnt Thursday at a «tork shower Tor JIr«, Henry Slhlor of Llttlo Sli- ver, ducat* enjoyed games and ro- OOK AGAIN at that amazingly low formanoe and comfort at medium* DRAWING PAPERS Always a complete fri'flhmonts, W Model Illustrated li » IU price tag t Did you ever dream car cost and economy 1 So—whatever Attending wore Mr». Arthur lull'ilze, 6'pnaieii||eri •(•door that you could buy a car of Packard's you plan to spend for a ear-took at stock on hand , , ARTISTS' OIL SETS jonca, Mrs, Wllllnm N, Whtto and lednn. Optional equipment, MM, Robort H, Clay, Batontowni aectiiorlei, itati and locnl famous quality for so little moneyP one more. Enjoy one hour driving ulirayg }usl the Mm. Snmuol Whlto, Mr*. Bamuol tnxoi, II any, additional. Prices What's more, over the years Packard the magnificent new Packard. That thing you nont, PRANG TEXTILE SETS' Llliovaliy and Mlia Junnlta Ubov may vary ilitfhtly In adjoining is one of the most economical oars «l«y, Uttlo Sllvori MM. Loatoi' communities due to ahlpplnit hour may be the most profitable of Scott, Shrewihuryi Mr*. Raymond «ltar.«i< All prlctt subject to you can own—because "Built Ilka a your life. You will discover that, by PRE-SKETCHED CANVAS PANELS Davlaon, fair Hnvon, nnd Mil* Pa- cltonite without notice. tricia Bonnott, Rod Bank, Packard" means hull! to last! And any comparison, Paokard costs loss Packard'value means nne-onr per« foe what you get than any other car | Vaiei ASKTHE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Wired Into Lampi Lampi Rowirtd RED BANK MOTORS. INC. "Jmt u Sltmlo Ulfftirml" HAROLDS 825 Maple Avo., Red Bank', N. J. Telephone RE 6-3800 13 BROAD STRUT RED BANK 6.1306 RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP 10 Front 8t nail Bank «•«« RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 rage Fifteen most modern court system that can WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Commissary Officer Receives Award be devised." IT IS NOT THU12 TO SAY "WE DID K^ERVTHTNG POSSIBLE' YOUR LOCAL BONDED TRAVEL AGENT Murphy Explains Mrs. Chester E. Budd, vice presi- dent, said the next ninetinc, Mm-. CNLESS CIJIJtOI'KACTIO WAS INCLUDED FOR 31. will ho at the home of Mrs. World Wide • Airline - Steamship • Hotel • Resorti Court System Spencer Pitts on Blossom Cove id., DR. WARREN FOWLER RUMSON — Joseph A. Murphy, Middletown township. Members will PHONE Kail Tours • Bus Tours - Cruises — is the bring guests. Tho speaker will b<> 303 BBOAD ST. Chiropractor assistant state attorney general, a representative from the Unitf-d i 8-SO88 ipoke at a meeting of the Northern Nations. The program is in charge ! O DONNELL TRAVEL AGENCY tlonmouth County branch. Ameri- of the blanch international rela- j 12 BROAD ST. RE 6-5080 RED BANK can Association of University Worn- tions group. • BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE n, Monday night at tho Rldgp rd. Assisting hostesjon Monday wore • There Is NEVER a charge for our service. home of Mrs. Rlchnrd Mnrson. The Mrs. Robert E. Billings, Mrs. M. meeting wna arranged by the Gregg Hlbbs, Mra. John A. Hillicr hrnnch Icfc'lslntion chairman, Mrs. and Mrs. James F. Stombcr. Mm, BUY NOW! Edward R Torro. Emillii Fanjul and Mrs. Frank Sony Mr. Murphy, who bundles cases presided at tho refreshment tables. In the appellate division, spoke on TO SERVK nUBAKFAST "The Devolopment of the Nrw Jer- DURING sey Court System from Colonial NEW MONMOUTH — Members Times In The Revision of the stnte of thr. Altar ana Tto»aiy auclety uf Constitution." Of N e w Jcrse'ys St. Mary's Cnthollc church hero EL-OIL court system, tinder the now statn Monday night made plans for acrV constitution, Mr. Murphy said "J Ing Iho annual Communion Break- MILLERTONS helievo thai wo have an clastic and fast of the Holy Nnmo society 6c flexible court system, and one Sunday at tho church hall. The Per Gal. which will keeppneo with current Boclety will hold a ponny sale changes. The people of this state Wednesday, Mar. 19, at tho churcn should be proud that we have the hall. Pre-Anniversary SPECIAL CASH PLAN No Balcsnuiu, no collectors and you don't have to help pay i'or oil that someone else burns. It all makes sense, be smart - buy righl. SPECIALS THIS WEEK! SALE Maj. Gen. Kirke 6. Lawton, commanding general of Fort Monmouth, (left) presents a certificate of achievement to HANCE & DAVIS Capt. Arthur H. Corneliusen of Bloomfield, son of Mr. and APRONS (all styles) 49° to 1.59 Mrs. Christian Jensen of East Keansburg, upon the completion Regularly to 2.98 and Save TEL RE 6-0103 of his second tour of duty as post commissary officer. Capt. Corneliusen has been assigned to the East command. ' NEW SPUING COLO15S OF ' 0 will be hostesses. The post mem- Kcmisbnrg bers held a card party Tuesday to that A graduation ceremony was held which the women were invited. The CORDUROY 1.29 per yd. for Raymond Knughton and games auxiliary members attended a couti' 20% to 40% were played at u meeting last ty past presidents' dinner Saturday Thursday of pack 105. James Bailey lit. the Brail Rlvagc, Spring Lake. ',.::", GINGHAMS NOW 98 P« yd. 'deliqidl the biide..."", Was elevated from assistant denner Those attending were Mrs. Martha to denner chief. Bobcat pins wore Ruhman, Mrs. Anno Cameron, Mrs. Wonderful values on wonderful quality presented Louis Miehs George Car- Ruth Krucger, Mrs. Mary Green, 48" Cretonnes 9Uc per ytl. men and Ronaltl Burns; a, bear Mrs. Rose Doyle, Mrs. Eliza Kauf- wvrchandixv. Stop in our store and badge and one gold arrowhead were man, Mrs. Josephine Hcsslcr and Calico Quiltinjj; 1.19 a yti. given.to David CoHleld and a ,\volf William Krueger, past post com browse about. Sea the many outstand- badge to Thomas Colllvld. Fred Sef- mander. At the next meeting Tues- CktnlK 69c-79c a yd. cik conducted tho llag ceremony. day, the hostesses will be Mrs. Rose ing bargains. Refreshments were sewed. A com-Doylo, Mrs. EH/.a Kaufman and Cannon and Dan llivcr Sheets (81x99) 2..J9 caeli mittee meeting is planned for to- Mrs. Josephine Heslin. morrow at the homo of Mrs. Ches- ter Csuielcowsky. Tho Mothers' club A new intermediate Uirl Seoul Pillow Cases 45c will meet Monday at Mrs. Toixeira's troop has been organized at the residence. Francis Plaet! public school by the MANY MORE VALUES AT PTA, Miss Dorothy Soiling is tho MILLERTON RUGS ' The Scout lenders met last Thurs- loader and Mrs, Pearl Bctl, co-lead- day evening" at Fiancts Place er. The scouts nrc Nancy Rando.'.ph, THE CORNER STORE school. Mrs. Dorothy Maresea, pro- Peggy Terry, Patricia Dooley, Do 130 BROAD ST. RED BANK 6-5279 gram chairman, instructed in the lores Corris, Alice VanOrden, Lynnc making of toy turtles and a turtle Mallinson, Carol Lemlsh, Arvlna Where Your Dollar Buys More Rchorkn. Patricia Flngan, Barbara (Opposite Steinbach'sj race was held. The Keeblcr Cookie 24 WHITE ST CORNER FREE ocn BANK company furnished cookies for re- Pietrowskl, Nancy Jane Marshall, Kew 0/ n freshments. A discussion was held Barbara Schnffcr, Patricia Uhrig, *i nnnt •>!. PARKINO LOT * * on the community service program Constance Trow, Jacqueline Gren- of the Girl scouts which will end ger and MaryAnn Brodorlck. April 15. Troops 7, 8 and 11 will sell cook The Newpolnt auxiliary made ies starting next week. Tho glrjs plans for a Leap Year party for will benefit from the sales and the its members and friends for last proceeds will go towards the coun Saturday. Proceeds will so towards cil to be used for the development tho firemen's building fund. Host- of Camp Nomoco. esses were Mrs. Charles Padner, A training courso for girl scou Mrs. Mildred Poole, Mrs. Frieda leaders and troop committee mem- Pliinkett and Mrs. Andrew Mular- bers or anyone Interested In this chuk. Mrs. John L'cnchan and Mrs.comae will be given at the public Charles Gco were birthday celeb- school in the near future. Anyone rants and each received a birthday desiring Information may contac iked -piecuie the cake and a gift from her secret Mrs. Howard Chamberlain. pal. Tho annual auxiliary dinner is We will call planned for March 22, with Mrs. Congratulations are in order when the bride's wed*- George Preston as chairman, assist- Oceanport ed by Mrs.,J For Freedom's Sake. ATTEND THE MONMOUTU LITTLE SYMPHONY Buy a United Slates CONCERT ON FRIDAY, MARQH 21ST, AT LONG Defense Bond Today! II HANOI! HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM—BENE- FIT OF UOXMOUTU MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. STEINBACH J.'l BROAD STREET COMPANY "Qihson Qirl" of 1952, in a spirited l greaUsleeved blouse In this Collection./.Sizes 12V2 to 24 /2, Sizes 36 to 44! engagingly striped... .arrow, parallel Spring Suit Perfection 5.98 stripes in decoralivo paint arr. iiscd, in con- I The large-sleeved look ?s the new blouse look for I rant in if direel ion for spring . . . and since you'll wish at least one "Gib- and interest- for a Woman's Figure son Girl" blouse for a refreshing spring touch for collar, and cn/Js. your wardrobe here's a good one with which to begin! White with red, navy or black. 32 to 36. Set off by the simple, classic lines of a good suit, well tailored and cut with studied and flattering proporfioni . » i practically' every woman's figure gains in feminine loveliness! Below are just three examples of what we mean • • » Steinbach's SPORTSWEAR, Red Bank three suits beautifully designed, with soft new details, for the fuller, more mature figure. In each instance, they fake •II1IIHBIIIIM into consideration the fact thaf most mature women wear a half size ... r/A clothes which are shorter through the waht, the sleeves, the skirt, than usual sizes provide. One James Roxton's style shown it also for taller women. Famous Toppers Qingham Sparkling with Sequins, Consorts with Are 100% wool, of course Organza for Evening..* 39.95 Evening Separates with Oriental Overtones Top sketch! . THE SOFT, "DRESSY" SUIT— from a group In Verdona crepo, Jullllard and Forstmann gabar- THE STRAPLESS TOP of Imported gingham U ROUND-THE-TOWN dines, Prendergast checks, Anglo COLLAR and tour inter- acquln-*|ilualic(l nnd hcnutiCully molded to tho figure, chocks. Orcya, light bluca, navy; esting pockets distinguish Fully lined, ' sizes M'-i to 21li In the grpup. this Malvernc check, tcx- 711.05' tured-suode coat ,., 100% pure wool. Wear It bolted 14.98 or boxy. Natural, mauve, gold, 8 to 18 In the group. Large skotchr IMPORTBD WOOL PLAID WITH THE STOLE or OVKB-THE-HEAD SCARF—also SOLID NAVY—a lovely cnsunl suit of Imported K'lntthnin, "1"" xpni'kllng with Kilt so- which comes In shorter Mssoa II "J quiits . i . to match bodice and orgnnssn skirt, to 22!!; and taller slzos ;i« to 11. . 011.05 84-INCH BOXY TOPPEn 1n 14.98 100% wool nubby fabric, red, gold, bluo-Jay, bolgo or navy, l/owor skotcht Alio In Malvorne cheek, void, BASIC WOOL SUIT—In 3-button, natural or mauve. 8 to 18 In THIS PUKE SILK ORGANZA SKirtT—Spanish ^•button nnd 1-button versions. tb« group. green, licnodktlno or French wino totio In solid color. Solid gabardlnos, flunnt-ls, multi- chock*, pinpoints, Oroy« nnd bolgos. lvi to 24',4. 29)95 nn.us Stolnbaca'i FASHION C1R0LB, Red Bank I') to 10 in the yivui> lia FASHION1 CIRCUS, ned Bunk Women's Suit", FASHION CIRCLDi Stolnbaohi ltod Bunk Shop daily from 9:30 >til 5:30* Red Bank store open Fridays 'til 9; Asbury Park store open Wednesdays 'til, 9 10 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COPY VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 36. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1952 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12. R.B.C.H. Wins Father Gannon Debate Tournament Chamber Flooded 'Patronage Survey' Examines . By Room Demand Council to Decide Question: The Red Bank Community Labrecque's Post in Tax Division Cliamber of Commerco office at Is a Realtor a 'Professional T (Editor's Note: The Register , appeals from county boards, cor- 17 Broad st. is being flooded with SHREWSBURY — Whether or a zoning violation, should It exist. continues its series of articles re- poration tax assessment appeals, requests for furnished rooms and not a realtor-insuror Is a "profes- He advised the inspector to refer quested by our readers on vari- equalization appeals, and appeals apartments. Most of the requests, sional" person may be determined the problem to the mayor and ous political patronage jobs held from state assessments such as aru sainllig Iroiii gcrvicn iiioH and by tho mayor and council here at council. by Monniouth county residents, railroad property, railroad franchise its April meeting. At Tuesday night's meeting, Mr. Presented here are some facts on taxes and .'.lcoholic Beverage com- their families mid from civilian The question concerns the open- Reussille told council he would at- Theodore J. Labrecque, a member ' mission taxes. Voluminous reports workers at local military estab- Ing by Walker and Walker, real tempt to obtain a legal ruling on. of the state division of tax ap- must be read, decisions reached and lishments. estate and insurance agency, of "professional person," but that he peals.) legal opinions made. Appeals from l'ersons in this vicinity with ofllccs in Kcnnoth Walker's Syca- doubted that a real estate-insur- more ave. residence. The zoning ance office would be considered a A resident of 99 Grange avc, Fair the division's decisions go to the ap- available rooms aro urgently re- Haven, Mr. Labrecque. was appoint- pellate division of Superior court. for Sycamore ave. prohibits busi- professional office. Declaring he ed to the state division of tax ap- Amount of Work Decides quested to register them with the ness, hut does permit offices for knew Mr. Walker "very well" and peals in June 1946, as an "Edison Chamber office. A call to Red professional services. Mr. Walker, that he is hesitant to rule against The board president generally who conducts the business with his the realtor, Mr. Reussille said "I Democrat" by Governor Walter B, does not have the complete mem- Bank 6-0058 will do the trick. Edge and was reappolnted in 1948 son, is borough assessor. can't conscientiously sea that It is bership hear separate cases. Teams permissible." ty Governor Drlscoll. His present of two or three members bear the The question was brought to term expires in 1953. His salary is appeals, later meeting with the en- light In a scries of letters initiated Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston said $8,000 a year. tire board before a decision Is an- Strict Planning by Building Inspector J, Robert that the term "professional" gen- A lite-long Democrat, Mr. La- Jiounced. A few years ago, Mr. La- Sagurton. Involved were the zon- erally is defined as meaning doc- brecque's first official association brecque was a member of the divi- ing board of adjustment, Borough tors and lawyers. The mayor di- with Trenton came in 1942 when he sion's threeninan panel which heard Rules Approved Attorney Leon Rcussllle and the rected Borough Clerk Ortrude C. was special counsel to Governor railroad tax appeals. For those mayor and council, Mr. Sagurton VanVllet to write Mr. Sagurton, Charles Edison. As such, he worked cases, he averaged more than three SHREWSBURY—The mayor and wrote that he issued a building asking him to make a complete with the governor i the investiga- days a week for hearings. At the louncil Tuesday night approved a permit to Mr. Walker to convert investigation and report back. At tion of the Hudson county tax p r e s o n t—except for the semi- new act of planning board rules the front porch of his residence. the same time, Mr. Walker will be board, a, tour which resulted in the monthly meetings in Trenton—he is and regulations designed to demand He stated he believed the conver- notified of the probable charge removal of the entire board, all busy but one day a week. trlet compliance with New Jor- sion was for normal residential ngainst him and be Invited to pre- members of which were Frank ley's zoning laws. purposes. sent any defense he may desire Hague appointees. Mr. Labrecque has been a county Although some provisions will at the Apr. 1 meeting. In the mean- Democratic commlttecmati from not necessarily be required of de- Inspector Raines Issue time, council will expect an answer Attorney General's Partner . Fair Haven the past four years. Be- velopers, the rules list grading:, Subsequently, Mr. Sagurton from Mr. Reussille as to what i* Born Mar. 8, 1903, in Portland, fore that he was committecman sidewalks, sewer linos, shade trees learned through newspaper artl- considered a professional person. Ore., his farnlly moved to New Jer- from Middletown township for six and other items. One feature ' is and advertisements that the If his Interpretation differs from sey in 1907. He attended Mlddletown years. Ho also was president of the Pictured are members of Red Bank Catholic high school's debate team which Saturday which will be enforced, however, conversion would house a business Mr. Walker's, another court test township high school and Manhat- Middletown township Democratic captured the second annual Father Gannon debate tournament at Fordham university. The is the requirement that developers lllce. He asserted he believed this of this borough's zoning law ap- tan college and was graduated from club for seven years. His first ac- hard-surface future streets. This constituted a misrepresentation pears Imminent, The mayor said Fordham university's law school in tual engagement in politics was in team won eight of Its eight competitions, the only team among 26 schools from seven Eastern will be accomplished by demand- and asked the adjustment board other realtors conduct their busi- 1924. He was admitted to the bar 1931 when he helped form and was states to register such a feat. The topic, this year's national subject, was "Resolved That All ing a "penal" bond of builders, to rule on It. The board referred nesses from their homes In the in 1925 and four years later joined an original officer of the Red Bank which will provldo twice tho he matter to the borough attorney. borough, but that Investigation the Bed Bank law firm of Quinn, Democratic club, then called the American Citizens Should Be Subject to Conscription for Essential Service in Time of War." amount of the estimated coat of Leon Reussille, the attorney, ad- showed that each had conducted Parsons and Doremus, continuing Red Bank Democratic league. Oth- Both the affirmative and negative sides were presented by the competitors. Pictured, left to street construction. The bonds will vised Mr. Sagurton that the Issu- such-business prior to adoption of with that firm until It was dissolved ers among the charter members be for three years, the last of ance of a permit for conversion the 1930 ordinance. They now are, in 1937. He then Joined with Theo- were Mayor William White, Harold right, are Joseph M. Flannery, James Dowd, William White and William Saul. Sister Mary which will be in the nature of per- would not preclude prosecution for he said, non-conforming uses. dore D. Parsons, the present attor- A. Hendrickaon, George H. Wilson Charitas coaches the debaters. White, who holds the large Father Gannon trophy with Dowd, formance insurance. and Edward vonKattengell, Sr. ney general, and the late John F, is president of R.B.C.H.'s Forum club. Technical changes In the rules Borden to form the flrm of Par- A devout member of St. James nclude increasing the number of sons, Labrecque and Borden which Catholic church, Mr. Labrecque is layouts a prospective builder must 4 GOP Presidential Contenders now is Parsons, Labrecque, Can- a past president of the county fed- submit to the planners. Another xona and Combs of 18 Wallace- st. eration of Holy Name societies. He change Is in tho definition of sub- He derives his principal income as is a past president of t'he Red Bank Fire Causes 58 County Residents Sworn in division. Where subdivision prev- a member of that flrm. Lions dub and is active in Boy iously meant only such areas Likely in State as Deadline Nears His duties with the tax division Scout, Y. M. C. A. and American wherein new streets are created, It Cancer'society work. He is counsel $8,000 Damage As Citizens at Freehold Monday will moan any division of lots or TRENTON, (AP) — Midnight to- delegates-at-large in favor of Taft. require from one to three days a night Is the deadline for filing in John F. McCann of Jersey City has week, depending on the amount of for the National Sweepstakes re a lot and tracts or parcels. gatta association and a member of Now Jersey's Apr. 15 primary elec- filed as an alternate delegate-at- work before the division. The divi- FREEHOLD—Fifty-eight new Mrs. Corona May Do Hart, 136 Park Tough on Developers, tion. arga in support of the Ohio sena- sion raets regularly twice a month the Red Bank lodge of Elks and On Heck Farm citizens—six men and 82 women- ave., Shrewsbury, New Zealand; In commenting on tho new set- Monmouth Boat club. He and his Anyone running for election to tor. In Trenton. The work is divided Rev. O. C. Bickerstaff were sworn In as new citizens here Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Thomson, up, Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston Congress or as a delegate to the among the board's six members by wife—the former Marjorle V. Up- Monday before County Judge John Woodslde ave., Keansburg, Scotch; said either the developer or the Taft Supporters rlchard—have seven children. The Republican or Democratic national the president, W. Leslie Rogers of Discovered Blaze C. Giordano. The oath was ad- Mrs. Elna Jensen, Matawan-Ton- surety company will build the conventions in Chicago this sum- District delegates filing as sup- Fennsauken. a Camden realtor. Of oldest, Theodore, Jr., is a Naval R. ministered by Naturalization Clerk nent rd., Engllshtown, Banish; Mrs. streets, "We'll have no more peo- porters of Taft include Robert L. O. T. C. student at Villanova, where mer must get his name in before the present six members—there Is On Way to Work Mary Collins, Suzanne Bertha Kramer, 190 New- ple buying homes on other than then. Adam* of Somcrville in the fifth one Republican vacancy—five are he is a junior. A daughter, Xathy, man Springs rd., Red Bank, Swiss; borough-owned streets," the mayur Congressional district, Frederick is a junior at Red Bank Catholic Urging that the new citizens take Mrs. Bridget Frances Dowd, 71 In addition to the regular filings, lawyers. The other, Mr. Rogers, is LINCKOFT—The main barn and an active part in local and national declared. His reference apparently a brand new state law provides that Griswold of Summit and Fred E. a Camden realtor. high school. Three others attend Third ave., Long Branch, Irish; was to Ray H. Stillman's Shadow- Shepard of Elizabeth In the sixth St. James grammar school. a wagon shed on the former affairs Judge Giordano said that Mrs. Florence Eleanor Louise Schil- names of candidates for the Repub- The division hears individual tax Charles Leonard farm, now owned democratic a e 1 f-government is brook development. Residents lican or Democratic Presidential district, and Anthony O. Leach of ler, 121 Park rd., Fair Haven, Eng- there frequently have visited coun Summit as an alternate in the sixth by Mr. and Mrs. Boy C. Heck, were weighted down with obligation as lish; Mrs. Lillian Mabel Hull, Mor- nominations may be placed on the destroyed by flic about midnight well as privileges" and It should ell to ask for utilities and borough 'ballot if 1,000 persons ao petition. district. rlsey rd., Neptune, English; Mrs maintenance of streets. Each re- Monday, and the front of a smaller not be taken for granted that de- Gerda Dee, 74 Beverly dr., Cliff- This popularity contest has taken State organization district dele- barn was burned out. The farm mocracy is "a free ride." quest has been denied because the gates include Racing Commissioner Township Board to Screen Books wood, German; Mrs. Elizabeth bpcough has not beer, offered the the spotlight away from the regu- s located on the southwest corner The new citizens are; Tompkins, 24 Woodland ave,, lar business of the primary elec- Hugh J. Strong of Kinnelon in tha of the continuation of West Front streets by Mr, Stlllman. Afth and Turnpike Commissioner Mrs. Bridgit Floor, 1723 J st., Keansburg, Scotch. tion. Paul L. Troast of Pasaie In tha For Possible Subversive Texts st., and the LincroftrMlddlotown rd, West •Belmarj. vlrlshl- Mrs.: Mary, ' 'Mrs. Inobbrg Ursula Edika Con- Answering a question by Coun- It appears very much as it four don, Sycamore aye.,, Shrewsbury, cilman David W. Russell concern- contenders for the Republican notn eighth district. Both were delegates Of uncertain origin the lire was Alexandria St. Pierre,' 32 Laird' st., ing the problems raised by several to the. 1D48 Republican convention. TINTON FALLS — On advice Joseph'K. Wardoll, "elder states- discovered by Rev, O. C. Bicker- Long.Btanohi Canadian! Mr&»Hil- German; ' Mrs. Grace" Adelaide ination—U. S. Senator Robert A. Rowe, 119 Chingarora ave., Key- war veterans' groups in the coun- Taft. Harold E. Stasson, Gen. The Republicans, with 28 district both from Col. Charles L> Clifford man" of the board, said he always staff, who lives on the Mrs, Fannie degard Petrichko, 21 Pearl St., Red ty, the mayor said that this bor- delegates and ten delegates-at- (U.S.A.-rot,). new board member, had respect for the word "democ- R. Foreman place, when he waa on Bank, German; Miss Elba Do Los port, English; Mrs. Martha Hor- Dwlght D. Elsenhower and Gen. nlckle Spltzner, 12 Murray st., Free- ough's policy has been to withhold Douglas MacArthur—will appear in large, will have 38 votes at their and Principal .George C. Malone, racy," recalling how the soldiers his way to work at a Long Branch Angeles Perez Cera, S52 Second certificates of occupancy for one convention. the Shrewsbury township school had fought for its security in two rubber factory. A little late for ave., Long Branch, Cuban; Mrs. hold, German; Mrs. Lillian Abrams, the popularity contest section of the work Rev. Mr. Bickerstaffs atten- Sophia Polecarbos Lembaros, 28 English; Mrs, Linda Schaubhuth, year. He said it Is the only way Republican ballot. The Democrats will have 33 dis- board Tuesday night agreed to world wars. He said he defined the the borough can bring a developer trict delegates and eight delegates- screen its new text and reference word as freedom. tion was attracted by a strange Went-Front st,, Red Bank, Greek; 131814 Third ave., Asbury Park, U. S. Senator Estes Kefauver.will light in one of the Heck barns. A Mrs. Eleonora Angelina Buckley, 203 Norgroye ave., Elberon, Easton- to court if faulty construction hai at-large. But since their delegates- books to learn if they contained Louis A.' Steinmuller, board not been discovered by the build be In the popularity contest on the at-large will only have half a vote material of possible subversive in- president, said he, too, believed closer look disclosed smoke coming Branch • ave.,- Oceanport, German; ian; Johannes Krohn, R. D. 3, Free- Democratic side. from the viclnty of the light, and Mrs. Elvira Theodora Helt, 327 hold, German; Mrs. Ruby Mills ng inspector on routine examina- each.'the Democrats will have 32 fluence. Any suspected will be re- that in this - country, at least, de- tions. Persons entened in the popularity votes at their convention. jected. ' mocracy had become a word ac- Rev. Mr. Bickerstaff immediately Woodgate ave., Elberon, Estonian; Wimberly, 33.Tabor st., Little,Sil- contest have until next Wednesday awakened the Keck family. Mrs. Alwino Klbpplng, 140 Bay ver, English; Mrs. Anna Maria "I'm afraid a lot of people have The decision applies only to new cepted as the' American way of been made suckers,'" the mayor to withdraw their names. life. Tho damage was estimated at ave., Highlands, Gorman; Mrs. Gade,'River rd., Rumson, Danish books or copies for reference work Edith Inge .Farts, 10 Vi, Pino et., As- Mrs. Violet Lauder McKechnle, 15 said in reference to veterans' hous- Need Written Consent Banks, Harding and library use. As cautiously ex- Col. Clifford then urged that su- more than $8,000 by John H. Fowl- ing complaints. He added that "If er of River Plaza, chief of the Mid- bury Park,' German; Mrs. Gorda Reckless pi., Rod Bank, Scotch New Jersey law requires written plained and emphasized by Mr, Ma- preme care be taken in the selec- Alolsla O'Laughlln, 18S Joline avo., James Duncan McCulloch, 73 a buyer buys a phony, it's between consent by a Presidential hopeful lone, textbooks used by children tion of books to be provided (or dlctown township fire department, George st., Freehold, Canadian; him and the builder or him and File at Rumson the township district's student Long Branch, German; Mrs. Cath- before his name may bo placed on in township schools are those fully Mr. Heck said his loss included erine Reed, 916 Munroe ave., As- Mrs. Ann DcSarno, 34 Olin st., the F.H.A or V.A." He explained the regular section of the primary RUMSON —Councilman Charles read and reviewed by local school body and again repeated his warn- an old International truck, a small Ocean Grove, English; Mrs. Elsie that the borough has no control ing that the Communist followers bury Park, Irish; Ellis Richard ballot along with the names of dele- B. Harding and W. Dlnsmore officials and completely above garden tractor, farm tools, 500 feet O'Keefe, 111 Watorwltch ave;, High- May Quantook, 109 Magnolia avc., other than the normal code re- gates who wish to supporfhlm at Banks have filed petitions for nom- suspicion. are clever writers that gain their of BX cable and other equipment. lands, Irish; Mrs. Elvira Palcsey, Sea Girt, English; Mrs. Matilda quirements, He said it is impos- the convention. Col, Clifford, soldier-author, spoke effds by sly remarks. ination as Republican candidates Several bicycles and other Items Freewood acres, Hungarian; Mrs. Caroline Spinks, Willow ave., Mat- sible for a borough official to be This requirement has centered at- for council in next month's pri- out against the way Communists Board members also talked about quickly removable were saved, Emma Matilde Ruzlcka, 177 Leigh- awan, English; Mrs. Margaret Flan present at all stages of construc- and their followers frequently decision, outlined by Mr. Stein- tention on the filing for election as mary election. A large freezer unit in the burned ton ave., Red Bank, Gorman; Fran- agan, Jersey avc., Port Monmouth, tion. delegates by known adherents of Mr. Harding', who is presently have used schoolbooks to plant the muller, made by the U. S. Supremo cesco Dolgl Esposit, 400 Exchange Scotch; Bnnio Calabresl, 1313 seeds of leftest thinking in the court that the Holy Bible shall be barn was badly damaged and was To Surface Streets the principal contenders for the chairman of the borough's police still burning yesterday, but its con- pi., Long Branch, Italian. Bangs ave., Asbury Park, Italian, Presidential nominations. committee, will be seeking hia third minds of young and impressiona- read in American schools but that and Mrs. Hclene Elizabeth Self, 27 Councilman Harry Sickles re- 1 tents, (stawberrles, other fruit and ported that advertisements will bo While Harold E. Stassen has giv- term as a member of the borough * ble persons. un-Cnristlan students need not 400 chicken, were all salvaged. Mrs. Anne Slegel, 252 Main st., Homestead ave,, Long Branch, Ger governing body. Mr. Malone, earlier, had referred listen. . Keyport, Polish; Mrs. Palmyre Car- man. placed for bids for street surfac- en his consent to use his name to a resolution adopted by the Col. Clifford made the point that Firemen from Lincroft, River oline Cognazzo, 708 Third ave., As- ing. Duo for work are Crest dr. with a full slate of convention dele- State Board of Education at its this republic was founded on the Plaza with two trucks, Headden's bury Park, French; Mrs. Ruth (Park avo. to East End ave.); East gates, supporters of Senator Taft Feb. 1 meeting which, In part, said concepts of Christian religion and Corner with two trucks and Holm- Cook, 304 Overlook ave., Long End ave. (Sycamore ave. to Court have indicated they will not seek it "believes the citizens of our local that It was right that the Bible del responded to tho midnight Branch, German; Mrs, Violet Lun- Radio City Music Hall dr.); Court dr. (Park avo. to East his permission to do this. communities and their boards of should be part and parcel of school alarm. About 3,000 feet of two and drigan, Glenmary ave., Leonardo, End ave.); Garden rd. (White st. However, a number of Taft ad- education will see to it that the education. ono-half-lnch hose had to bo laid Canadian; Mrs. Lyda Mary Damen, southerly); White st. (Garden rd herents already have filed with the to a near-by brook, and while this Pays Miss Bruce $900 westerly); Obre pi. (westerly to secretary of state to be delegates. textbooks used in the schools are Mr. Steinmuller interpreted the 360 Branch ave., Littlo Silver, Por- end); Frances st, (easterly), and free from proposals that are sub- Supreme court decision as mean- was being done, booster tanks were tuguese; Mrs. Vcra Sibyl Mason, 14 NEW YORK CITY — Miss M, Eisenhower and MacArthur are utilized. The Holmdcl firemen also Trafford st. (Patterson avo. north- prohibited by Army regulations versive to our country or to the ing that un-Christlan students Elizabeth st., Keyport, Argentine; Esther Bruce of Wood lane, Rum- erly.) In addition, Mr. Sickles es- principles upon which our country need not listen to, or even stay supplied water from their large Mrs. Maria Carew, 218 South st., son, last week accepted a $000 set from giving written consent to tank truck. Tho prevailing wind timated that an additional $1,000 delegates, but a late-starting cam- is founded." at class sessions wheie the Bible Eatontown, Hungarian; Mrs. Pene- tlement midway in her suit agains will be available for street repairs Col. Clifford warned that lefteat was read. blew the flames away from the lope Gavalas, 1714 Belniont ave., Radio City Music hall, The trial paign for MacArthur brought up authors today are using koy words Conoornlng new school books, Heok residence, thus aiding the fire- Belmar, Turkish; Mrs. Giusepplna had started in the U. S. district Anthony J. Piecola of Obre pi. the possibility that his name may —like democracy and world—In Mr. Malone stressed that only men in tholr efforts, Rossi, 402 Morris avc, Long court based on an accident at Ha local developer, offer8(1 the balance bo written in on tho ballot by their titles and, calling them both books already In class use, pre Firemen were on the sco.ne until Branch, Italian; Mrs. Emlllo Dillon, dio City Mar. 13, 1948. of Obre pi. as a borough street, It voters. "sly" and "clever," said the writers viously read and approved, are to i o'clock Tuesday morning. 564 West Front st.. Red Bank, Ger- Represented by Edward W. Wise, was accepted. In other business Elsenhower supporters so far are dangerous, He said America be ordered in numbers. All others, man; Mrs. Ellocn Phyllis Gardner, Jr., of the Red Bank firm of Wise Mr. Piecola offered a map of the have not indicated whether they is a "republic," not a "democracy," particularly reference or library 27 Myrtle ave., Keyport, English; and Wise, Miss Bruce testified she Obre pi. development. The mayor will enter candidates In the state's in the pure sense of the word. books will be ordered in ono o ST. PATRICK'S PARTY Mrs. Eve Hantman, 108 West Main was waiting in tho theater lobby said the map was offered In order 14 district delegate racea or enter two volumes each. Those will bi at, Freehold, Polish. to mako technical corrections to a. slate of ton dolegatos-at-large. By this, the colonel said he COLT'S NECK—A variety pro- when a door to a ticket booth was assure that land owners there wll meant that the United States, is subjected to rovlow by the school gram, using St. Patrick's day as tho Michaole Marinacclo, 933 Bangs opened by an employee of the the- While supporters of tho various governed by the legislative body, board's screening committee. If re- ater, Tho door knocked her down have clear title. candidates have been Jockeying for theme, will be given at, a meeting ave,, Asbury Park, Italian; Mrs. Council approved a recommenda- .elected by the people, and the ju- jected, they will be sent back to of Atlantio Orange Tuosday at the Ursula Kate. McCoy, 14 Rlverdale and severely lacerated her right position, the Republican stato or- diciary and the exeoutlvc. He ro- the publishers, ho said. heel. She was taken to a local hos- tion thattAlfrcd Cooney of Broad ganisation's hopes for an unpledged grange hall. Orange members avenue, Monmouth Beach, Gorman; Bt, be accepted as a member of the called the strain under which tho The school board apparently ac- serving on the refreshment commit- Mrs. Hufda Rackow, rt. 1, Allen- pital whore four stitches wero re- delegation have been fading. republio was founded. quired to sew the cut. Then moved fire company. The organization, headed by Gov, ccpted that policy. tee for March are Mr. and Mrs, Oar town, Qormani Mrs, Margard Eliza- Though declining to formally rett Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. War- beth Brown, portaupock avo., home, sho was placed In tho can Alfred B. Drlscoll, has permitted Oceanport, Gorman; Mrs, Helon of Dr, Anthony J. Pisanl, Llttli answer an anonymous letter, May- district loaders to select delegate ren Qorow and Mr. and Mrs, George Silver. or Boadleston said the' borough la W, Dlnamore Bank* Coso. Post, 27 Eighth at., Keyport, Scotch; carefully watching the results o candidates and fib as they wished. Contributors Start Sending in Gifts Pair Kaven's dog ordinance. Ho Denis Not Fledged A summer resident of Rumson said that If It proves successful In The state Democratic organiza- since 1903 and a permanent resi- Toward Building of New SPCA Kennel Ttfoop 23 Scouts Celebrate 35th Anniversary Fair Haven, this borough will con tion, the National Democratio club dent since 1936, Mr. Banks will b* alder adoption of a similar law. of New Jersey, had virtually com- a candidate tor the vacancy ore- atod by the expiration of the term EATONTOWN —Mr, and Mrs. The polio* department was di- pleted Its filings early this week, house campaign to press (or th rected to Issue complaints agntns Tho organization has Indicated Its of Ralston P. Lamborn, who ww William Snedden, managers of the dollars they noed, appointed in January to suooetd Monmouth county shelter of tho dog owners who have not obtained delegates will go to Chicago un- At present, the only money thai licenses by Mar. IS. It was an- pledged. ' Francis J, Nary when the latttr Society for the Prevention of Cruel- supports the 8PCA comes in tho nounced that Borough Clerk Or- waa inducted a* mayor, Mr. Lara* ty to Animals, report they hnvo form of (ees (rom municipalities The namo of on* avowed Domo- horn wm not bt a candidate. < '-I started to receive oontrlbutions under oontract for SPOA animal trude 0. VanVllet, who normally cratto Presidential candidate—Ke- toward the construction of a now catching and rescue servloo, munlo- Issues th* llo«nsea,*wl!l bo away fauver—has been filed for tht pop- Born In New York olty, Mr. k*nn«l> Ipalltles (or which special jobs are (or her first vacation beginning ularity contest by an organization Banks was educated «t the Ktrk. performed, (rom owners disposing Saturday, In her month's absence, fighting Mayor John V. Kenny of mayer school, New York olty; «, "A* the result of a story and Mrs. Isabel Parker of Broad it, Jtriey Olty. Paul's sohool, Concord, N, H., and editorial in Th* Rsglstor two weeks of pets, new owners seourlng an- tha tax collector, will be acting Yale university, H* wa* a mern- ago (Fob, 91)! we have received imals, aooloty memberships am borough clerk, Announcement of th* filing of Ke- ber of the Yale swimming team about $190 from county residents volunteer donations, Tho looa fauv*r'f name wai mads In connec- tion with filing by four of his aup- three year«. who approolate our ne«tl," mid Mrs. chapter geta no grant (rom either Starllnt N«»l Witk Tha candidate was employed by Snedden on Sunday. "I am euro tho county or itate. Mrs. Snedden It li nllably eillmsltd that at Irai porters (or election a* Democratic the . American National Bxehangt explains that all of tho money that nnt In avtry in drinkari In a pi'oultm convention dtlegat**. mort will ba oomlng «oon." drinktr, on* whoi* llfn I* btlnK Intir* bank from 1933 until 1097. whin h* Mri. Snedden pravTouily explain- oomos In through prosent ohannels fmril with by utnaaivii drlnklnn. Guild Rogular Democratic organisation became associated with tht flrm of «d It would take botween $10,000' Is quickly uicd up In tho operation that ens hit «nm«in« Him to you? Thi deiogatettit'largo Include Archibald Coggcshall A Hicks, Inveitment of tho aholtar "and there Is nona aliiohollo rnuu It markid with many S, Altxander of Bornardsvllle, who and |1B,000 to put up a permanent ' initt* tlsnili. What are th*i early broktn, New York olty. Hi WM tunnel building of th« typ«,urg«nt- loft over, That's why wo ar* now •ymntomi of thnaunlni altoholiim? Is also running (or election as U, made a partner In im. iv neaded at the shelter. Lint year asking (or contribution) to bull Ri«d additional ••rim nn ulsohollim 8. Senator, former Oov, A, Harry our now konnol." •tartlng In not ««tVt IWjIiUr,—Ail Moor* of Jersey City and MM, Mr, Bank* li sooretsry of tht 0,000 doge and 7,000 oati, In addi- vertliimint, Bumson Country club, treasurer of tion to other animate, wore motived MM, Snedden exprtiied gratitude Thelm* P. Sharp of Vlneland. the Rumson Improvement associa- at the shelter, to those who already have itnt It la Your »yi»im Cloned Up? Elmer Weno of Vlneland wilt be tion, trusteo of Oceanic (ra* li- Blnoe than, Into winter itormi for th* kennol fund others You can Kit r-armanant ralltf by brlns district delogat* from the second brary and a m*mb*r of th* Sia> e.„ pleaas help us help helpless Scout Extcutlvi J. Prat) Blllttf, itoond from l«ft, priunti Gltnn A. Bruir, Institutional n« that oar to ui for a thorough olia Congressional district, ar* reported to havt dona some 1 n«\ Ham* day «»rvle», Hurt limit Rad Bright Bench olub ino Ytamana damage to th« old building! now animal*, and do It now.' Th* ad< riprtiantativ* of thi Baptist ehuteh, with tha 3Bth eharttr ejftar 3B yaan of continuous rap. ator Work), 111 Wtil Front it, It It la understood th* DomooraU hall olub. Charleston, S, 0. In use, making eonslruotlon of th* dress I* B. P. 0, A., County Shelter, 1.1171,—Ailvitllumtnl, will support President Truman and Batontown, raiant«t|on, Tha praiantatlon wai m«da Friday night at a banquat In tha Btptlit fallowthlp propoatd new kennel even moro Oov, Adlal Simmon of Illinois In Overeleeke4 tale urgent, Tha Bnoddang ara asking hall. Othan In tha photo, 1*0 to right, an William H. Mclaughlin, P. B. I. agant, who wai lt»v« P«|'at«* Photo tfirvloeB«rvlo« makae photoPhoto*. that ot(l»i', Adding maoklnnftl UDrll. liDewrTlene . Ill to county rtnldinU to mako their own MoBiy T» Le«n •lalio CMIIirlKn of yituytur ImiioiUiImuoriaut iiatui)int" , On th* republican aid*, Naton \Jo Nti» and reoondltlo-llloniJ' , - liar* voluntary contribution* toward tho On (hit mariiiif, Amily Thomei guait ipaakari Albart W, Van Noitnnd, Sr,, eha!rmm of troop 23 eommlttii and toaitmaitar, Mirth_. nr''IDcatM, dKrharie raenrda. He Holendtr of Jersey City and Dan '. "Buy »rn i they J« Cook, II Will front n,, Ilitl Uunk,— OOnll y Tla.tathlilit ta , RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Paee Three for the event were closed. Mrs. Jones said a club member, Mrs. Dance to Benefit Arrange for Purim Ball at Molly Pitcher Clubwomen Aid Howard E. Miller, is in charge Four Seoul Groups of a special musical background NAVE3INK — Tho four scout program for the event. groups here will bcnnflt from a Welfare Causes Mrs. James G. Patton, club barn dance to be held Saturday, Contributions of $175 were given president, welcomed as guests, Mar. 22, In tho library by members o three Monmouth county organi- Mrs. Arthur Hubbard, Miss Clenke of the library board and the scout zations at the meeting of the eve- Vandcnbergh, Mrs. Joseph Bren- committees. ning department of the Ked Bank nan, Mrs. Edward Urion, Mrs. Procced.1 will be distributed to Woman's club Monday. The group Lawrence White, Mrs. J. J. Durr the Boy and Girl scout troops, the .ve $100 to the New Jersey Par- and Mrs. William Vaughan. Two Cub scout pack and the Brownie ents Group for Retarded Children; new members, Mrs. Wlllard Som- troop. $50 to the Salvation Army for thoerville and Mrs. Hugo DeLuca, Co-chairmen of the dance com- purchase of a motion picture were welcomed into the club mem- mittee aro Richard Hurd and Mil- screen, and $25 to the Y.M.C.A. bership. Mrs. Walter G. Dohrn ton Wright. Committee members Mrs. William F. Atwcll, chair- was hostess chairman and was as- are Samuel Poston, tickets; Roy B. man of the nominating committee, sisted by Mrs. Robert T. Maver, Smith, music; Mr. Hurd and Mrs. submitted the names of Mrs. Nel- Mrs. Ralph J. Pastlne and MrsCharle. s Hubcr, refreshment1!; Mrs. "What 'Slop Sign' son B. Clark and Mrs. Portland H, Conant Specr. Edgar Burnside and Mr», Charles My Dear ?" r. Merrill for the office of treasurer, Campbell, decorations; Mrs. H. J. and Mrs. John 6. Boctel, jr., and Oi-lglnally hali-karl was a meth- Carlin, publicity, and Mrs. George Driving through "slop signs" od of suicide permitted noble of- SAME DAY Mrs. Willis M. Sisson, for the post Emery, Mrs. George Evcringham, can land you in Eternity fast. of recording secretary. Officers will fenders in feudal Japan, but later Mrs. Poston, Mrs. Craig Hcldel, be elected at the Apr. 7 meeting. became tho national lorm of honor- Mrs. Joy Zack, Mrs. Howard Alice Neglecting adequate auto- Mrs. Carl Anderson, Sr., will be able suicide. and Clinton Rounds. mobile insurance can put you clerk of elections, assisted by Mrs. Harold H. Cumming and Mrs. in a big financial jam even Alex P. Hagen. quicker. Smashed up cars Mrs. Walter Baseh of Rumson, a designer in the field of ceramics, Mozart's "Requiem" and other property add up was guest speaker. The program to mighty large bills. was arranged by the chairmen of SUNG BY I SHIRT the arts and crafts department, Don't miss this Warning Mrs. Edward H. Conway and Mrs, iign. Drive carefully and, to Haryward K. Mann. The arts and CHOIR and SOLOISTS SERVICE crafts department will meet Wed- be safe from financial loss nesday night at the home of Mrs. Church of the Ascension with your car, see this Hart- Gerald A. Hatch on Harrison avo., Fair Haven. NEW YORK CITY ford Agency about your The literature department will automobile insurance today. be in charge of the program at VERON dc TAR tho next meeting, Apr. 7. Tho ORGANIST and CHOIRMASTER speaker will he a representative of the American NatlonnI Thoalcr LAWLEY AGENCY academy and the subject will be 'The Living Theater." First Methodist Church REALTORS and INSURORS Mrs. Dexter O. Jonca and Mrs. 100 State Highway #35 Ross E. Wiley, chairmen of the RED BANK, NEW JERSEY club's annual fashion show and Red Bank, N. J. LION'S bridge party Monday night at Wil- SUNDAY, MARCH 9th, 4:30 P. M. since i0t2 lowbroolt, announced reservations RE 6-0410 64-76 White St. Red Bank Pictured above are members of the Ladies' Hebrew society of Red Bank completing ar- rangements for their annual Purim ball Mar. 16 at the Molly Pitcher hotel. The ball will mark the society's 30th anniversary. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Edward Straus, Mrs. Benjamin Greenwald, president, and Mrs. Melvin Lowen stein. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Victor Siegel and Mrs. Jack Winters, committee members. Mrs. Straus and Mrs. Lowenstein are the ball chairmen. was awarded five new books from Martinetts Observe PTA Arranges Card tho children's book club lor a re- Golden Anniversary . Party for April 18 cent book older over the quota. Mrs. Olive Hanscr was named chair- RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs, Har- BBLFORD — Plans for a card man of a nominating committee old Dowstra of Blver id. enter- party Friday, April 18, at the school which wilt present a slate of offi- tained Sunday a', a tea at their were made at a meeting Monday of cers for trie election in May. The home lor Mrs. Dowstra's parents, the Parent-Teacher association. other members of the committee ALLSTATE Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Martinett, who Mrs. Mark Green was appointed are Mrs. Ernest Elgrim and Mrs. wore observing thoir SOth wedding chairman. ' Vivian Bader. Refreshments wore anniversary, Guests attended from Mrs. John Rasimowicz reported served in the cafeteria after the Red Bank, Rumson, Fair Haven, on the child study group meeting meeting. Tho next PTA session will TIRE AND TUBE OFFER! Trenton, Merchantvllle, New York held recently at Mrs. Angle Eca- take place Monday, April 7. and Pennsylvania. turo's home. Speakers that evening Mr. and Mrs. Martinett arc form- were Mrs. Kathleen Mendcs and er Trenton residents. They moved Mrs. Clementine Lawlcy on the ninximAV TARTY to Red Bank three years ago. They topic, "Allowance for Children." LEONARDO—Mrs. Harry Sage reside on East Front jjt. Mr. Mar- Mrs. Evelyn Luker will hold the of Valley dr. entertained Sunday at 3 DAYS ONLY tinett still commutes to Trenton, next child study session Friday, a birthday party for her daughter where he conducts his contracting March. 21, at her home. It will be Sharon, who was ten years old. and building business. The couple an open meeting and the topic to Guests were Jane Bosserman, Alico received many gifts from thoir Ibe discussed will bo "Should Par- Judy Ott, Barbara Sicmo, Susan friends and neighbors. Tho teaents Help with Homework." Thorns, Judy Serbc, Susan Olscn, table was decorated in gold In keep- Miss Mildred Lackey gave a hook Carol Smith, Mary Lou Kuczula ing with tho observance. report and announced' tho school and William Sage. plu> ALLSTATE CUSHION TIRES M. TIRE tnj • X-41' cold rubber construction 18.88 TUBE • Finest quality Allstate bonded cord .01 • Extra-low pressure cushion comfort FOR Allstate Cushions for driving comfort! Built to moot (he needs of the 89 BOTH man who spends hours In his automobile, who wants ploasurcful Sun- with nld lira day driving for tho whole family. They're "cushion" soft to take th« 6.70*16 shock of uneven pavement! 18 plu« feel, tax plu> ALLSTATE SSTREAD TIRES fat. TIRE tu • X-41'cold rubber Boyt' SHORT SLEEVE TUBE 16.88 • 4-ply high tensile cord bodies .01 polo shirts • Sharp edgt iig-xag tread for fast stops Tough Butyl Rubber Super Safety Treads! Made for a fast stop-lhe kind that saves lives, FOK Sim BOTH 4 to 8 37 ALLSTATE TUBE prevents accidents! When you put on the brakes, tho zlg-zas pattern 89 and tho little cross-cut "sipea" open up and flatten to give you all with old tin Ung Stem Polo Shirts 89* those sharp edges grabbing at tho pavement, 6.00*16 plus fad, tax Durable for the rough and 16 • ! ready youngsters. Made of long .'wearing combed cotton yarn in assorted stripes and colors, crew. ne,ck. FOR YOUR OLD BOYS1 $0,50 Ifct ZIPPER ^-i# BATTERY on purchase of when purchased flannel shirts V'~ dungarees with new tire. ALLSTATE She* $ BATTERIES 77' 6 to 16 l53 2-gal. can ALLSTATE Reg. Value 1.9S Reg. Value 1.49 Sanfofjzed blue denim In au- thentic western stylet. Rugged. Boyt' 3 to 6 tanforixtd bright Reinforced at all itraln points. REGULAR MOTOR OIL cowboy plaid colorful «u*d« Roomy pockets. Full cut sixes. flarmtl »hlrti, 1 pockat, For ploy 4 spring Bid »ummtr grodts time wear or leisure drets, • in handy 2-gal. can 6"Other batteries at ilmlUr savings HSgUiu|B •OTS> Guaranteed 12 months •^•SHM briefs BOYS' BLAZER STRIPE • 39 Chenvtet plot*. 1§SSH|HHHNHs| 3 PAIRS Allitat* Regular Motor Oil—tha • Pits Chavrolat, Dodgt, BSB^S •eonemieal lubricant for your Plymouth, others ^^SS PR. carl Sav* on thli iptolal low Valu* S9< t«h prlct for Saars VALUE DEMON- INSTALLED Cation Ml biltli, «l«itle woltl, «y fwirt, 19 STRATION lalal Fill up your • 90 amptrts at 20 mln. iltono imaUt «rolth adii to wt«r. HIM Rtg, Valot 78* pt. rat* capacity Mali, MdlvM, tew*, i erankoaia. Store away a can FREE! Cotton yarn blazer ttrlpei In aiiorled colon, Extra lofr and In your trunk or garag*. ZOO ZOO BRIEFS INCLUDED long wearing. Waihfair colon Sixes 7to 10 Vi. 36 Whit* St. Opan MiIO Red Bank, N. J. fclday M 77-79 BROAD ST, RED BANK, N. J. SEARS Phon* Rl i<1122 Pasre Four RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Art Contest Among McGimsey Heads Sworn in as Warrant Officer WAtTER READE THEATRES IT'S FUN ftjt LOOK High School Pupils The art department of the Red RED BANK TO SAY... ** SMART New Men's Club Bank Woman's club Is sponsoring CARLTON "Top o' the Mornin " SHREWSBURY—Gerald F. Mc- an art contest for pupils In the Red NOW Thru SATURDAY MARCH 8th AND Glmaey of Little Sliver last week Bank public and Catholic high schools. The theme Is "America, the The Thrilling Story of the "Tiger Shark" and wish your was selected president of the new NEAT Men's club of the Presbyterian Future." Scenes Never Before Filmed!!! bmst friends th» church. Morgan C. Knapp of Mid- Deadline lor entries is Mar. 17. Our quality cloning tahai Cash prizes will be awarded, The aoll and baggy lit eut of dletown la vice president; George "Luck 0' the Irish" yaur elothat, W. Johanaon, this place, secretary, winning exhibits will be displayed "SUBMARINE COMMAND" SAME DAY SERVICE and Oscar H. Newman, this place, at the-Mar. 21 dub meeting, which with PHONE. RE •.!•••, treasurer. is in charge of the club art depart- WILLIAM HOLDEN • NANCY OLSON ment, of which Mrs. Stanley M. Edward G, Strohmenger and, WILLIAM BENDIX - DON TAYLOR DUDL EY'S Robert Caddock, both of this place, Dahlgren Is chairman. The contest will be judged by SATURDAY 1OI30 P. M. Cleaners & Dyers are co-chairmen of the program committee. Robert Maver of Lit- Jean Wat/on Farmly, well-known "INVITATION" Strvlng You for 31 Y«ari« Rumson artist, and Louis Cooke, PREVIEW 71 W. Sunlit Avt. It.d Bank tle Silver and Albert Vogel, thli Alwayt Ample Parkins place, are co-chairmen of the mem- commercial artist of New York Open 7 A. M. to T P. M. bership and attendance committee, city, who makes his home In Rum- Whitney Burst and H. W. Grath- sun. ••_ wol\l, both of tHti place, wiii han- dle refreshments and publicity, re- WARNING spectively. MEN! This Saturday Nile Rev. Arthur S. Joice, pastor, out- See our ITCH is the big O»»'l Sufir rfnelaar Mln.lt lined the alms of tho club, "This' complete display No matttr how man? rtmedlu ?oa have church," he said, "Is one of Irlnl for llchlm of tcwaa, piorlaila, the fastest growing Presbyterian LEAP YEAR DANCE Infrctionn, athltlt'a foot or whaltTtr roar akin trouble mar be—«nrthlnr from churches In New Jersey. Member- hud to fool—WONDER SALVE and ship now is 184 compared to 150 Hightstown County Club. WONDER Medicated 80AP can help y.a. a year ago. There are many proj- It's a rlol of Fun whtn tha woman D*t»(i>p*d /or >*• bo,, la Ik. Army taka ovar— . * note/or *rpu falk$ of fcona ects that can be accomplished WONDER SALVE I. while. treaKUaa. only with the concerted and co- GIRLS •nlllfplic No ml; appearance. 8ifc for ordinated effort of the men of the Newly appointed Warrant pfficer Maurice Smith of 115 W» promtia you a good chane* children. Ret WONDER SALVE and to tp««k up and If h* uyt "Y«t" WONDER SOAP — tcwlla or «o««T church." Monthly meetings arc Springdale ave., News Shrewsbury, receives his bars from Col. RED rofonded. Tml/ wonderful prepor.th.no. planned, A list of prominent men h.ra-wall, «J»£ / Thomas A. O'Neil at Camp Kilmer, recently. A veteran of STRAND •ANK Sold in Red Bank by Sun Ray, Whelan, in state politics and business life 1,7 Brood St. Red Bank Bannatt, and Ufiatt Drug Storai) or is being drawn up to Bpe&k to more than nine years Army Service, W.O. Smith served as an Should a girl proposoT (Prlzts for ;A WALTIR MADE THEATRE your home-town druggUt. , . ths btst). • the group. administrative clerk in'the Personnel center at Camp Kilmer 1 WARNING NOW Thru ^SATURDAY MARCH 8th before his promotion.' Col. O'Neil is Personnel center com- Any man buying • girl a ticket Uila night will ba taken baton tha Broderick Donna John | First Quality COLUMBIA $2,106,000 Zoning mander. Judge. And—So ba prepared for F-U-N.. CRAWFORD REED DEREK DANCING FRIDAY ALSO MAGIC! Variance Denied Coming Wed,, Mar. 19th HOLLAND LINEN ^ Lions Club Endorses ST. PATRICK'S DANCE LONG BRANCH—An application Auxiliary to Mark for a zoning variance by Dr. Se- Walder for Governor WINDOW SHADES bastian P. Vaccaro, Interlaken, to 16th Anniversary CUSTOM MADE SIDE HEMMED build 260 garden-type apartments BRADLEY BEACH — Members SHEET IUCILLE JOHN ECRD or WHITE at an estimated cost or $2,106,000 of the Lions club'here last Thurs- HIGHLANDS—Plans for cele- BALL • AGAR Bring- your rollers In. We also reverse your old shades. was turned down Friday night by day night., unanimously endorsed brating- tho 16th anniversary on Quality Venetian BUnds at very moderate prices! No waiting! the board of adjustment, >" the' candidacy of Edward G. Wal- Wednesday, Mar. 26, of tho Ladies' More, than 75 persons heard testi- der of the Atlantio Highlands club auxiliary of Twlniight post, Amer- $ FRIDAY NIGHT "PAY NITE" $ GLOBE AWNING & SHADE CO. mony for two hours before the for' district governor. The election ican Legion, wore made at a regu- will take placo at the state conven- lar meeting Wednesday of last week 117 West Front St. Phone Red Bank 6-3889 board acted on a motion by Milton A, Stein, attorney representing tion at Atlantic City in June. at the Legion hall on Bay ove. SUNDAY-TUESDAY MARCH 9-10-11 about 20 property owners, that Dr. The endorsement followed Mr. Mrs. Elizabeth Hcllker is chair- YVONNE DE CARLO — EDMUND O'BRIEN Vaccaro had failed to show that Walder's talk on the work of Lions man of a Pollyahna secret pal a hardship would exist It the ap- International. A candidate with Mr. party to be held the same evening when a surprise package sale also SILVER CITY" plication were tienlcd. Walder for the. office at the' 1950 COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR HOW TO SAVE MONEY! Dr. Vaccaro sought a variance convention, when they both wore will be held. Secret pals whose —PLUS— from tho zoning code which re- defeated by George B. Kovak of birthdays are celebrated during quires single family houses In the Fords—Mr. Walder losing by three January, February and March will "TRY. AND GET ME" Buy our Children's & Girls' i section where. Dr, Vaccaro's prop- votes, Mortimer Jonas, president of bo guests of honor. erty Is located. It Is the former the club here, left the chair to sec- Mrs, Elizabeth Kchoc, auxiliary InCarHeatersf ••••"ffl'iT away fof a free estimate. Your r Bosco Am*M«r 'v n»(. i« 29* Pink Salmon * '"«• i» •*.«*• 55« CALL porch will bo planned to add onnaise »^ -^3 1< Bread, • IUk 15«"» 21« Spaghetti *mZ»m*m: 2 "^ 3U Macaroni Dinner »*» 2 •»«. 27« Heinz Macaroni *H»I«» 9« beauty and value to your home • FOR WBB ISTIMATBS MIUMANM Grapefruit H<«t«*ir.i«ii«M I* I«14« ^ La Choy MW*Ho*ei.««* »»•.57i at great savings to you* Down aiss ^e'37* LOW AS J MONTH « payment in advance uniiccea» Lac-Mix Jutf R«duc*d' Cat Food FHA TERMS # YEARS TO PAY Ritz Crackers - '31 NONFAT MY Ml IK SOilOS BUTTER NIP W TUCK •"'y* . , ALL JOBS INSURED SHABV UM IJ «L IM \ \ t "Wl WILL Bl HIRI TOMORROW TO IACK UP TODAY'S SALIS" Cheese Food - 87 I Ik. MM ' CMAM AMIWIA 4 Ivory Soap SAVE 10c Swift Meats Cheese -^ 2SC-29 PIRSONAL SIZI Maxwell Hioie Coffee FOR lAlllf 2 ^ 11 c 10* Ji* u.m 21c AMERICAN Large. eggs >"""" <*« ^ 3 /« HOME CONSTRUCTION CO. 137 BROAD ST. RED BANK 6-4133 Large Eggs oR* -5 3 SAFEWAY • \ Pace Six RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Mr. and Mrs. Barney Fain and Ing consultant of the Houghton- of teachers' hobbles and entertain- local church. Mozart's "Requiem" Heuddeifs Corner River Plaza children Carol and Lonny of Nor-Mifflin company. ment for the benefit of a scholar- Famous Choir to Sing Mass was the anal work of the RBCH Debaters Mr, and Mrs, E. Akin Stark* of Ernie Adams of Manning st. left folk, Va., and the Bronx, N. Y., A card party for the benefit o]if phip fund and the health center. Mozart's 'Requiem' great master whose untimely death Oak Hill rd., are vacationing In by plane Saturday for a vacation are visitors at the home of Mrs.the P.T.A. will be held at the pub-There will be square dancing, a at the helght.of his creative pow- Florida. In Miami, Fla. . Faln's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben-lic school next Wednesday nlght.f f"oo' d sale and choral singing. Vernon de Tar, organist and ers left oven this work unfinished. Win at Fordham, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney McLean of Christine Ann, infant daughter jamin Becker of George st. Mrs. Benjamin "Becker Is chairman choirmaster of the Church'of the A member of the local church Oak Hill rd., have returned from of Mr. and Mrs. Chris DeFilippo A reading clinic, with teachers of the committee. OFFICIAL VISIT Ascension, New York city, will di- choir, which is sponsoring Sunday a trip to Key West, Va. of. West Front at. arrived home from the first, second «nd third The Middletown Teachers' asso- rect the famous choir In the rendi- afternoon's musical feature, de- Top 26 Schools Frank Welch and daughter Peggy last Wednesday with her mother. irrades of Llncroft, Fair View ciation met Monday afternoon at HIGHLANDSr-Members of thetion of Mozart's "Requiem" Sunday clared yesterday that "to sing or spent the week-end with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Marko Middletown and River Plaza the Leonardo high school to com-Past Councilors association of theafternoon at 4:30 o'clock In theto hear this work is always a great Team of White, Dowd, in New York city. of Alexander dr. entertained Miss schools, was held Tuesday at theplete plans for their hobby show Sons and Daughters'of Liberty of Red Bank Methodist church. spiritual experience," Tho public John Higgins and son John, Jr.Helen Paz&n o£ Brooklyn at their public school ' here. The session Thla group will be remembered la invited. Flannery, Gaul Score to be held Thursday evening, Mar. Monmouth and Ocean counties Mon- for their fine rendition of Handel's of Morgan, spent Sunday with Mrs. home last week-end, • ' was conducted by Miss Kline, read- 127. The show will feature exhibits day night paid an official visit here. Edward O'Flahcrty, "Messiah" two years ago In the 21 Victories in Week Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Swart! Winning eight out of eight, Red are vacationing In Florida. IBank Catholic high school debaters Gilbert Yost of Camdcn, was a Saturday became possessors of thoweek-end guest of Mr, and Mrs. Father Gannon trophy in a toiirha- Stanley MOi-rls. We could talk and talk about IRWEV'S Fine Furniture ;ment at Fordham university. Mrs. Lester Bell of Phoenicia, N. : Twenty-six schools from seven Y., has ended a visit with her son- ;Eastern states participated. Seniors in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Mott. ... but one visit will provide the picture of what we ;Wllllam White and James Dowd of Stanley Morris and his brother Long Branch, Joseph Flannery of Robert were recent visitors in •Bed Bank and William Gaul of Maine. can do for.you. Put IRWIN'S Fine Furniture into your • Oceanport comprise the team. William Barto, son of Mr., and • Saturday's tournament was thoMrs. Gaylord Barto, of Cooper rd., • third or the week for the debaters. spent the week-end at his home home. In designs that please you most, and in fabrics • The previous Monday, at a tourney Ho Is stationed on the carrier. -" at Hamilton high school, they took Franklin D. Roosevelt, now at Nor- .all six debates from New Jersey folk, Va. that will do the most for yourroom. TheIRWINlabel • Forensic teams to retire the trophy Mr. and Mrs. Steven Peck of I. R. B. C. H. had won three years in Michigan arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. ! succession. Entering another New Frank Falconetti. is your assurance of the finest in construction, material I Jersey Forensic tournament at Mr. and Mrs. Lars Olsen have . Trenton Central high school Frl- returned home after a vacation ; day, the champs finished in first spent in St. Petersburg, Fla. • and styling for timeless enjoyment.- IRWIN'S prices ; place, winning seven out of eight, Martin McGuire and Donald Mat- , and maklnp their score for thethews have returned from a vac* ; week 21 wins, one loss. tion trip to Florida, • Schools entered in the Fordham are considerably lower because each piece is meticu- university tournament were New Ncw Monmouth ' York city: All Hallows institute, i Cardinal Hayes high school, Ford- Mrs. Anne Cameron of Keansburg lously custom-tailored. ,* ham Preparatory school, LaSallc gave a talk on muscular dystrophy i academy, Mount St. Michael acado- and showed films of patients with! f my, Power Memorial academy, Rc- the disease nt the last meeting of I gis high schoo1, and Xavier high the Amico Bible class In the Bap- OUR DISPLAY INCLUDES AMERICAS LEADING • school; Brooklyn, Brooklyn Prcpar- tist Sunday school rooms. Mrs. t atory school, St. Augustine's high Howard Chamberlain showed the 'school, St. John's Preparatory Veterans' administration Mm on MAKES OF FURNITURE OFFERED TO YOU ; school, and St. Michael's Diocesan "T. B." Tho class pledged $100 to- wards the Sunday school building high school; New York state, fund. Hostesses were Mrs. George AT FACTORY SHOWROOM PRICES r Aquinas Institute, Rochester, Canl- > sius high school, Buffalo, Chamin- Fricbott, Mrs. Edwin Garrett, Mrs. — -a.. M\w*r-C:..JiM. tmm tmim U- Bpb»rla and Mrs. Thomas Military academy, Oakdalc; New Thome. The members at the Maroh Jersey, St. Aloysius' high school 25 meeting will display various hob- Jersey City, St. Benedict's Prepara- bios. Attending were Mrs. Arthur l tory school, Newark, Trenton Cath- Acker, Mrs. Curtis Walling, Mrs. ONE VISIT TO IRWIN'S IS ; olic high school, Trenton; Massa- George Herbert, Mrs. Zelma Thome, I chusets, Boston College high school; Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. Theresa t Connecticut, Falrfield Preparatory Putsch, Mrs. William Bisgrove, Mrs. • school, Fairflcld; Washington, D. Robert Scelcy, Mrs. Chester Hen- „ C, Gonzagahlgh school; Maryland, drlcks, Mrs. Everett easier, Mrs. ; Mount St. Joseph's high school, Harriett Dumainc, Mrs, Joseph WORTH 10,000 WORDS! ' Baltimore, and Pennsylvania, St. Baxter, Mrs, James Allen, Mrs. Roy Martin, Mrs. Marie Oeckel, Mrs. • Joseph's College high school, Phila- Betty Wilson, Mrs. Elsie Williams, delphia, and Scranton Preparatory Mrs. Mildred Minor, Mrs. Francis CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED school, Scranton. Rauch, Miss Nairn Holwljr, Miss • 18 nionrhitopa/ Your Kids wtlf Ada Syvertson and Miss Mildred A FEW FROM THOUSANDS OF VALUES! Carmans Perform Morris. WaS N W At Drama Breakfast The Girl Scout Brownie commit- 9-pc. DINING ROOM, ° • Convtnienr Love them! tee held its meeting last week at Traditional Mahogany with ASBURY PARK — Tho annual tho homo of Mrs. Gilbert Seirbe. ^ Lay-A-Way Plan drama breakfast of the local Wom- Cookies were reported being sold. Duncan Phyfe Table ....$800.00 $649.00 an's club was held Friday in theAttending were Mrs. Russell Ben- 7-pc. Modern DINETTE SET SPACE SAVING lecture room of the city library. nett, Mrs. George Cole, Mrs. Charles in Walnut '. 359.00 249.00 • Small deposit Following a fellowship hour at Frederick, Mrs. James Glllesple, BUNK BEDS which coffee, fruit juico and buns Mrs. Charles Scllick, Mrs. Roy Mar- 3-pc. Tapestry LIVING ROOM, holds your purchase were served, members and guests tin, Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and i 10 yr. Guarantee 249.00 169.00 were entertained by a dramatic John Stanley. 3-pc. Maple LIVING ROOM 289.00 129.00 for future delivery program introduced by Mrs. Charles Phylls8 Henyon of Orchard Hesbltt, drama chairman. Acres celebrated her fifth birthday 3-pc. Frieze. LIVING ROOM, Mrs, Lillian Tucker of Eaton- last Thursday with a small party. 10-yr. Guarantee 440.00 289.00 town, character actress and mon-Attending wore Leslie Nauss, Susan S-pe. Wood and Formica ologuist, gave several readings, in-Peters and Linda Dauch. A lunch- HIDE-A-BED 292.00 229.00 cluding "The Newsboy and the An- DINETTE SET con was served. Regular $109 ______3-pc. Famous Make gel." Two of their well-known playr The Bykota society of the Bap- 79.00 lets were given by Mr. and Mrs. 7-pc. Cordovan Mahog, SECTIONAL ; 520.00 349.00 Allan Carman of Shrewsbury. In tist church is sponsoring a social and entertainment tomorrow night DINETTE. 3-pc. Frieze LIVING ROOM 335.00 265.00 answer to insistent requests, Mr, in the Sunday school rooms. The Regular $1587 425.00 Carman performed his pantomime, public is invited. 3-pc. SECTIONAL ..... 299.00 199.00 "Lady Vandervccr Retiring' From Mahogany Dining Room 7-pc. Cordovan DINETTE 456.00 375.00 a Night at the Opera." , It pny« to Advertlae In The Keglitcr. TABLE—4 Chairs. Regular $179.50 _ 79.50 3-pc. Damask LIVING ROOM 269.00 169.00 S-pc. chroma 5-pc. Chrome DINETTE, DINETTES choice of colors 149.00 99.50 Regular fHO.WS 99.50 4-pc. Cordovan Mahogany Bunk B«d C«n> HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN CHINA CABINETS BEDROOM ., 329.00 269.00 pl«tt inctudct X Regularly $59 Mahogany STUDENT DESK twin lilt btdi, 39.00 3-pc. Mahogany BEDROOM 286.00 179.00 2 ftufdy Inner* Regular $20 ______15.00 spring mittftn- 4-pc. Solid Mahogany PLAY YARDS i •i, juird nil FINANCE BEDROOM 554.00 449.00 Regular $10.98 and liddtr. TELEVISION CHAIRS 13.95 7-pc. Mahogany DINETTE .... 549.00 425.00 Son prteleut ipoct and monty ol comes fo 7-pc. Mahogany DINETTE .... 567.50 425.00 All colors! Regular $14.08 _. Iht iem« limt with Ibex fomoui Famous Make INNERSPRING -9.95 Englonder Bunk Bids. Con bi 4-pc. Limed Oak .BEDROOM 407.00 299.00 MATTRESSES. uied oi (ompkla bunk b«di or Lovely Kitchen CHINA 58.00 39.00 10 year guarantee, all sizes. twin bedi. Handiom. Mopl* — Regular $60.60 finished hardwood, Idoal lor Udl' ASBURY PARK Maple BLjNK BEDS Complete 169.00 119.00 54.50 roomi, guttr room, iport room of YOU are invited to visit our new office at710 Cookman 3-pc. Modern 6ak BEDROOM 249.00 179.00 small apartmenli. Aw., 2nd Floor, inhere you con get a loan of $50, Reversible STUDIO COUCHES 99.50 74.50 $100, $200 to $500 nit/lout endorsers or guarantorB BED, SPRING and INNER- SPRING MATTRESS.... 79.95 49.50 TF.you need money for any —and you can take 6,12,18 HOLLYWOOD BEDS 3/3 ROLL-A-WAY BED, •*• good purpose come to or more months to repay Regular $69.95 __ Household Finance today. depending on the purpose of 39.95 Innerspring Mattress .... 49.75 24.98 S-pc. Walnut INNERSPRING MATTRESS .. 39.50 24.95 Household Finance is the your loan. BEDROOM same company which has Regular J249 POSTER BED&, All Sizes .' 35.00 17.96 No endorsers required 149.00 Cam* en dawn and in them to-' served the loan needs of thou- 3-pc. Mahogany day whlla thoy art still available sands of families throughout You may apply by phone or in BEDROOM SUITE 4-STAR SUPER VALUES! ... Our il«p «xp«rli will be Regular $252 SIMMONS , • glad to tell you ali'abgu) tht- — the country for many years. person. To make Household's 179.00 6-Way FLOOR LAMP 17.00 11.95 HIDE-A-BED 229.00 In d«lolll .. . We now bring this same serv- fast service even faster, we 7-pc. Blonde Occasional TABLES 29.50 17.95 • BEDROOM SUITE LAWSON SOFA BED ice to Aabury Park. suggest you call on the phone, Regular $650 ______Mhg. Dining Room TABLE .... 75.00 ' S9.00 Regular $129.75 _____ Heavy, All Sizes It's a simple matter to get a answer a few questions, then 395.00 Double Coil BED SPRING ....- 29.00 15.00 __ 79.00 4-pc. Solid Mahogany 3-pc. SOFA BED SUITE loan at Household. You have Btop in at the office for your BEDROOM SUITE Regular $378,75 229.00 your choice of any size loan money. Regular $510 449.00 LINK SPRINGS from $20 up to $500. You For a prompt loan service, Double drosaor, cheat oi Regular 10.05 ' also have a choice of conven- phone or visit Household's table, By Kllng. MERCHANDISE BY THESE ient monthly payment plans new office today! OAK BHJD R«s7Ul»r $60 7.50 Extra Large Mahogany FAMOUS :MAKERS WILL SOLID AIRFOAJI ROBE Regular $44.50 _____ MATTRESS and 9x12 RUG BE FOUND AT IRWIN'S , Oriental pattorn. BOX SPRING Regular $89,50 _____ DURING THIS SALE! TWIN SIZE famous Make, Regular 140.50 OBDAR CHESTS KLING SPARTAN Regular $70.80 _____ BNGLANDIR GUMSTAN Plastic PLATFORM ROCKERS 5 pc. Famous Make STRUT CHAIR * CHARLTON Regular $99.80 • 74.50 88.50 FIND HERE THE CASH YOU NEED BRIDQB SET • R«IUlM $89.99 ______J63.99 MBNGEL UNITED STHK1T SLUMBER CHAIRS 20 Yr< Quarantae' MONTHLY PAYMINT PLANS Auortod colors ______from 79.50 20 18 15 12 8 po. WOOD DINETTE CAVAMIR KUIHNI ' BOUDOIR RaffUltr $79 ______ROWI OLD COLONY $ so $4,87 $9.08 -49.95 . * 100 $6.41 $6.97 $8.08 9,75 18.15 NILSON ISSIX ALL MERCHANDISE IN THIS SALE LAMPS 300 12,65 13.76 16.08 19.33 36.13 COMB SEE THESE, KRNMAR HIOHTSTOWN Regular 14.05 each 300 18,80 20.46, 23.80 28.82 64.02 DIAMOND • • American of S00 30,22 33.00 BRAND NEW, FIRST QUALITY, 38,67 46.94 88,83 AND EVEN GREATER PHOENIX Martlnsvllle 4.95 •a. ... 'Ji thmu (t 1H% If' '«»«!* »n Wirni of H00 orr /MIt l and RANDOLPH i% Immmhonlk entm thattktt ppfilfiqt Iht Maim in txeut of tIM ondItuliH DRAZIN 1952 STYLES Hundrods and Hundrerii tutu o/1)00300,, andtmd H 0/o/1 1% pit month on Iktl pit 0/1 hi foillomi in VALUES IN OUR STORE! SIMMONS U-Z-BOY of Other Unadvortliod • ttPJSOIAI.8 On UUpUy In Our Htora HOUSEHOLD. FINANCE •••••••••••••v PROMPT DELIVERY liunu NtUii RAIN CHECK FINE ASBURY PARK If the Weather It lad Phorn NO CASH DOWN 710 Cookman Av«., 2nd Floor RID BANK 6-0011 RWIN'S FURNITURE On Irwln't Charge Aeeount PHONE, 2-10103-Aibury Park We'll Ofodly Call Per You, and PIRTH AMBOY Purehaiei of $80 or Leu Drive You Home. Only MONMOUTH ST. 313 Irak Strut, 6th Floor RED BANK 6-0011 V Wt»^-^^^^_B_^^_^^^__B PHONIi Plrth Amboy 4-3440 u,m,n,,w IRWIN'S Olv.i You ThtiServlet Open Friday lvontn«i Till 9i00 Leant mtii t» mUmtt nf nmtby tmeni ••••••••••••••••••••••• MADISON AVE. «»•»««•*. aaBa (No»t to Mljcitlo Thoatra) PERTH AMBOY 4-4505 ^•••••••••••a RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Page Seven spoke on "Statistics of the Patrol," NOTICE. SCHOOL NEWS THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Capt. Howard Rudrow spoke on 2 Plead Non Vult TO! PETER F.LAWLUK nml his heirs, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST Bed Bank Senior Hljrh "Food for Thought," Capt. Armin- devisees and personal rfpreientn- da Malinconico spoke on "Depend- tlves, and his, (heir or any nf thrir The principal's office Is receiving succeilors in ri^ht, \\i\r. and intrr- IN OFFICE SUPPLIES ability," Robert Buckalew spoke on To $1,367 Theft •it; and MRS. PETER V. LAW. RED BANK YOUTH CENTER many fine reports 6f the outstand- "Co-operation," T r a c e y Singleton LOIt, wife of Pfttrf. Lawlor, her ing college work being done by Red spoke on "Appreciation," Angelo FREEHOLD—Two former civilian Christian name hcintc unknown, FILES • FILING SUPPLIES • STATIONERY employees who worked as long- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and Bank graduates. Trenton State Scottl spoke on "Leadership," Gloria required lo *crve upon Howard W. Rob- Teachers college reports that MUs Homo spoke on "prowlng Up," Jo- shoremen at the Earlo naval am- erts, Karl., of Koberti, I'Ulsbury, Cm-tun PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS • ADDING MACHINES Shirley Anderson, graduate In the seph Benlncasa spoke* on "Man- munition depot pier at Leonardo ft Sorcnton. Plninvitls' Attorneys, whutt June class of 1951, has been placed pleaded non vult Friday before address ib 90-07 first Avenue, Atlantic Specially Priced! ners," Lldla Czorniak spoke on County Judge John C, Giordano to Highlands. New Jersey, an answer to the BRIEF CASES • DESKS • CHAIRS on the president's list of scholar- "Privileges" and Tonla Filatoff complaint filed in a Civil Action, in whii-h ship honor students for the first spoke on "Eaprlt-de-corps." charges of grand larceny. STANLEY BUSUII nnd HELEN HUKUII. The men, Anthony Kulikowakl his wife, are Plalntltrs, nnd PETEK I'. semester of the current year. Smith New raincoats thai were pur- LAWLOR, *c, ct ux, «t al>, arc Ue- college reports that Miss Merna chased by the board of education and Lawrence Brltt, Jersey City, rendants, pending in the Superior Cnurt Handleman has attained the dean's were charged with taking $1,367 in nf New Jersey, Chnncery Division, line- WEEK-END for the members of the safety pa- list for the first semester, Fitkin ca*h and Block from Paul's tavern, kei No. F-IOSS-M nithln thirty-five trol were presented by William First ave., Atlantic Highlands, last (36) da>s after March 1,1th, 105:. ex- Hospital School of Nursing reports Pazlcky, principal. A musical selec- clusive of such dntr. If you fall to in that Carol Gotschalk, Bernice Loh- Nov. 29. Brltt la now in state prison do, the relief demanded In the com- INFANTS VALUES tion, "The Thunderer," was played serving time for Bergen county den, Rosa Roth and Barbara by Geraldinc Roche, clarinet; Bob- plaint will be tnken AEalnst you by Schaeffer have made a very satis- offenaos, and Kullkowskl la In the default. by Welliier, trumpet; Tom Alcamb, county jail here awaiting sentence, The action hat neen Instituted for thr- factory record for the first term. sax, and Nancy Predmorc, clarinet. purpose nf forecloeinR n certiflcHte (if 9S Tho girls of the Shorthand II Other members of tho patrol In- Other ploaa entered wore: tax sale mnde hy John M. West, Tiut class were recently given an inter- clude Daniel Lawless, Geraldlne Central Leo Hicks, 29. of 100-A Collector nf the Townnhin nf Middle- Reg. 3 GAUZE DIAPERS esting demonstration of tho Vari- Went Bergen pi., Red Bank, not town, to the Township of MlUdlcluwn, 99 17 BROAD STREET Roche, Nancy Predmorc, Anno Ro- guilty to stabbing his common-law dated February 28, 1030 and recorded 20x40. Extra soft, iup«r absorbent, fait typer, a printing typewriter, The vito, Nick Pleoso, Shlrjey Clarke, In the Monmouth County Clcrk'ii Ollicii- dryinr. Guaranteed fint quality, Famou* DOZ wife,. Eudlnc Johnson, 135 Cherry In Book 044 of MortfrnKc.M, pnKe n^t demonstration was given by three Glenn Osborn and Benjamin Dress- and nt&fgncd to PlnintUTs by Assignment mate*, but w* can't advert!** name. 2 at., New Shrewsbury, with an Ice RED BANK 6-0001 representatives of the Ralph C. er. The sponsor of the patrol is dated July 13, 1960, covering premises Coxhead corporation, Newark: Hen- pick last Dec. 1. known as Lots Number* 77 nnd>78 nn Mrs. Elsie MacLeod. George Atwater, 38, of 141 Center "Map of Prnnorty of Glcnmnry Kcalty ry Brlnker, through whom tho ar- Co Inc., on the Navesink Rlvrr, opposite rangements had been made; Rich- ave., Atlantic Highlands, not guilty Red Bank. N. J., 102-1." on the tax du- 4D ard Menzel, who explained the ma- to entering an Atlantic Highlands plicate o[ laid munielpnllty. Reg. 1 Fitted CRIB SHEET. chine, and Mrs. June Ackert, the Visits Sunday-School ,• home and attempting to commit And you, Peter J'', I.avvlor nnd Itia carnal abuse on an eight-year-old heirs, devisees nnd per&onn! represcnts- Repe*t of a sell-out. 160 thread* per demonstrator. The Varl-typer is be- llves and his, their -or any of their suc- inch. San for) ted. No I ran in*. No wrin- ing used by many corporations to girl Jan. 6. cessors In r!j;ht. title nr Interest, arc print catalogs, forms, etc, and by Marvin Berry, 19, Wlngo ler., Pine made a party defendant because you arc kling. No plnnlni, While only. 99 Brook, not, guilty to open lewdness the owner >of said premises. schools to train students, and print And you, Mrs. Peter I1'. Lawlor, wife school papers. before two women on Hope rd., of Peter V, Lawlor, her Christian name Batontown, Nov. 29. bctntr unknown, nr« mndo a party de-, 59 Henry Morgan, 19, of 135 Cherry fendant became you may claim nn in. Oakland Street choate rluht n{ dower or some olher In- Reg. 2 CAR SEAT The fourth, fifth and sixth grades at., New Shrewsbury, not guilty to terest in said premises. oo a knife attack on Edward John- Dated: February 21, 19E2. Fammn Bunny Bear makt. Stronr navy had a combined assembly program son, 137 West Bergen pi., Rod Bank, to celebrate all the birthdays and I. GRANT SCOTT, canvas treated with DuPortt Aridex. special days in February. Jill Cer- Nov. 23. Clerk of the Superior Court of Shop early—not many. 1 Roosevelt Jones, 20, ot' Atlantic Ntw JcrRcy, $26.04. wln and Barbara Sawcy of the st., Keyport, non vult to theft of fifth grade wore in charge. The pro- $1,170 from Henry Kurz, 106 Ohio CHANCERY 2/471 gram featured Ground Hog day, SHERIFF'S SALE:—By virtue of a writ Charles Llndberg, Dental Health ave, East Keansburg, a fellow of execution to ma directed, United ollt worker at the American Acoustics, of tho Superior Court of New Jcr&ty INFANT'S SHOES week, Charles Dickens, Babe Ruth, inc., Koypqrt, Dec. 3. (Chancery Division) there will be i-i- Boy Scut week, Thomas A.. Edi- posed to sale st public; vendtie, on Known brand*—Mrs. Day* and Omorget. son, Abe Lincoln, Valentine's day, .William H. Smith, 27; Nut Swamp Monday, the tenth duy of March, 19.VJ, Odds and end*. Intermediate and hard 2^9 rd., Mlddlctown, not guilty to steal- between the hours of I'i o'clock nnd 4:1111 •(ties. Cur*(lit rtttlm. Value* tn 4.05. we check your George Washington, James Russell ing the car of James-Dlxon, 302 o'clock flat i o'clock Enfitcrn StnntlArd Lowell, John Outenberg, Brother- Shrewsbury ave., Bed Bank, Jan 13, Time) In the. nftcrnuon ot said <)ny, at t hood week, Henry Wadsworth the Court House in the BoroiiKh of l>'re«- Stacy Williams, 41, no address hold, County of Monmnuth. New Jersey, little girl's Longfellow and Leap Year. available, not guilty to carnal abuse to saliufy H judirment of BH1»I court The children taking part from the amounting to approximately ST.H 14.00. 2 for of a 14-year-old girl in Eatontown All that tract or parcel of lnnd ami Infant's Diaper Tab SHIRTS fourth grade were Billy Kepler, In 1050. premises herplllttfter particularly de- •hoe sfee^ Rieklo Edwarda and Prank Can- scribed, situate, lyinjr nnd bi'lnir in the Never dlrf we have *n Infant's ihlrt like Charles B. Tester, 45, 704 Clark this at less than 70c each. Tie side and C woyi nella, who sang a solo, and the en- Township of Mlddletown, in the County ave., Union Beach, not guilty to of Monmouth nnd State of New Jersey pull-over* tire class recited Longfellow's carrying a revolver In Keyport on In said District Number One, bounded "Children's Hour," with Judy Long Miss Ruth Flaherty Dec. 23. westerly, northerly and easterly by tantls Mom, you can always depend on our Buster Brown as leader. The class also sang "Our of William J. Leonard: and southerly by 99 Land." LITTLE SILVER—Miss Ruth the center line .of Park Avenue or Public Salesman to give your little girl the correct size and road lyinK, between said farm nml lands The following children took part Flaherty of Camdcn, will address of Bay View Cemetery and nf Elisabeth Reg. 10 "STORK SET-50 pcs. from tho fifth grade: Karen Haifa, he Sunday-school session at Em- Kennedy to Show King Hotfnrd. proper.fit. He checks the feet scientifically 6 ways- Complete baby (ormuU kit ... 50 piece* Carlene Morgan, Diana Pitcher, bury Methodist church Sunday at According to a survey made by Her- —all beat quality Includlnr sterilizer and all the vital points for gentle support, room to flex Frances Pollcastro, Philip DeCarlo, 9:45 a. m. She is superintendent Floral Designs llert O. Todd, Surveyor. July. 1018, said everything to make formula. Wonderful Barbara Baird and Michael Grecn- of the Deaconess Home and Com- farm lands arc particularly described as flit Item. and grow, and watches how they walk. Binter Browns Clark Kennedy of Ruth Joyce follows: 8 wald danced the Gavotte. The en- munity center in Camdcn, a project BcRinntng at a point In the southwest tire class recited "The Patriotic of the Homo Missions within the flowers, New York city, a former corner of iRnds of Wm. J. Leonard In the are famous for quality features growing resident of Red Bank whose father center of Park Avenue and rutinini; Creed" in choral speaking, with New Jersey Annual Conference and thenve (I) north six decrees nnd fifty feet need. Bring your daughter in for Jack Dunbar as leader; Josephine under the sponsorship of the Con- owned greenhouses on Harding rd,, live minutes east four hundred nnd ninety Mazza read tho Bible, and Ronnie ference Woman's Society of Chris- Little Silver, will present a dem- suven feet lo a fence post; then (••) our expert fitting today. onstration of bridal bouquets and north sixty degrees and five minutes CREEPERS & CARDIGANS Nazaro was flag bearer. tian Service. west four hundred twenty clKht and three Those -participating from the A graduate of tho National Train- other floral arrangements al a reg- tenths feet to a stake; thenco (3) north Very special bargain. Creepers In cotton sixth grade were Maxlne Sullivan Ing school, now the National Col- ular dinner meeting of the Mon- seventy one degrees and twenty minutes knit or celenete with ptaitlc'llnlnr* Two- and Irving Halpern, who told about lego for Christian Workers at Kan- mouth County Florists' association west Are hundred fifty one fort and one lone cardifans In cotton knit. 1 to 3. next Wednesday at Ye Cottage Inn, tenth of a foot to a point In tho renter 99 James Russell Lowell; Richard Fl- sas City, Mo,, she has served of the brook flowing westerly Into Broad churches in Cleveland, Detroit and Keyport. Swamp Brook; thence U) down said ncllt, Linda Wiler, Mary Parent, brook in a westerly direction six hundred Joan Dorlng and James Dunbar, Province as a parish deaconess. Plans for the dinner were com- and sixty feet more or less, to Rrond who gave original reports on Broth- pleted at a meeting Wednesday Swamp Brook; thence (5)" southerly .up, night of last week of tho associa- said Broad Swamp Brook about nine nun- 95 erhood week, and Claris Clark, Veterinarians Alerted dred and forty fret more or less, to the Maxine Sullivan, Diana Garruto, tion's board of trustees at the-flor- center ol Park Avenue; tnence 16) south Reg. 1 CRIB BUMPERS Lynn Wilson, Dickie Finelll, Dickie To Fool, Mouth Disease ist shop of Felix Foggia on\Mon- eighty eight degrees and thirty three Gray, Benedetto Cavlglla, and Bar- mouth blvd., Portaupeck, The board minutes cast, six hundred and seventy Terrific value. Vinyl plastic with all new TUNI IN SmltliT U mt Mt TRENTON—Precautions are be- also discussed the association's pro- elx fecb ai.d seven tenths of n foot along material wood fibre pad, Standard Kilter Irown Bono on TV or ry Ayors, who danced tho minuet Iho.'.center of said Park Avenue to a length, 6Va" high. Fink and yellow only. radio-Saturday mornings. In costume, while Diane Llnky lead ing taken by the Division of Animal gram for the year and a schedule point In'the center line of Husford Ave* ChKk y«rr i»w»p«p«r lor llm 99 Industry, State Department of Agrl. of co-operative advertising. nuo where same crosses Park Avenue; and tlettoi. % tho group In singing. John Morri- tbenee (7) continuing along the center son, Mark Greenwald, Edward culture, to prevent the spread of Wives and employees of members of Park Avenue south eighty nnc tie* Fisher and Robert O'Connor gave foot and mouth disease of livestock also will be guests at next week's grees nnd fifty minutes cast, six hun- the scout oath and law. The entire to New Jersey dairy herds, follow, meeting, H. E. Donoghue of New dred fifty nine feet and four tenths' of ing an outbreak reported last wcok ft toot to the utu.ee of beginning. assembly sang appropriate songs. Monmouth, association president, Seised »s the property of Josephine RUMMAGE!! Footcraft Shoes Miss Emma Jano Lafotra, music in tho province of Saskatchewan, said this week. Others present at Moran, pt ais., taken In execution at the supervisor, played for the singing Canada, All Imports of cattle from the meeting, last weok were -Walter suit of Henry G, Sehimmel and Ida. C. "Fine Shoes for Wo«|c« and Children'Since JS9J/'' and dancing. Canada have been barred by the Johnson, vice president, and Frank Schimmcl and to be soirl by U. S. Department of Agriculture as IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Odd* and ends worth up to S times at Headquarters, for Official Dean, Bruce Birnlc, Owen Roff and TlatBtl: January 31. 1952, a result of the outbreak. Charles M. Jameson. Abraham R. Klltzman, Attorney. much. Shop early— this lot will $ i- ,. Page Eight RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Gulfstream Park's Clubhouse Red Bank Lions ~ Lakewood Golf Hy See Regatta Film Starts Next Week - - A new marine racing film, "Thf> For Bass Tourney LAKEWOOD — Approximately Marine Racing Story," which pic- I ASBURT PARK—The current 50 partner teams from New York, tures numerous scenes of the Na- | furor In coastal areas over the pre- New Jersey and Philadelphia areas Spotting Sports tional Sweepstakes regatta held in ! season netting of striped bass la have announced intention to partic- Red Bank each year, was shown not dimming the perennial optim- ipate in the first annual Lakewood at the Bed Bank Lions club meet- ism of the sports fishermen If the pro-amateur golf tournament slated By ing held Tuesday night at Molly present rush of entries for the Na- for Thursday and Friday, March Pitcher hotel. tional Striped Bass tournament is 13 and 11. any barometer. Hy Cunningham The film", produced by tho Gulf Covering a 60-mile stretch of With more than $1,000 in cash Oil corporation, was in technicolor some of the nation's best fishing— awards and trophies valued at $1,- JACK DELANEY'S DEL-BRIER BREEDING farm came, into the and contained spectacular racing 000, this tournament is one of the news again last week when his Best Seller became a "papa" again as from Sandy Hook to Barnegat in- highlights of the past three years let—the tourney It open to anyone most lucrative ever offered by a the first foal of the season arrived at the New Shrewsbury breeding The Marina racing story is the over 14, without entry, fee. The Na- sponsor for a pro-amateur In the farm, Sycamore avc. fourth in a series of marine racing tional Bass tournament will offi- state. ' This, place of Jack's seems to be the home of champion*. films made by the Gulf. It has cially open Apr. 1 and run through Feature prize of the two-day Currently It is Delnney'g crop of thoroughbred* and years ago been shown by 28 television sta- Nov. 30. .Already more than 500 tourney will be the huge "Willie the same spot was the homo of Mickey "Rumson Bulldog' tions across the country. ejitry blanks have been submitted Norton" trophy, to be permanently Walker, who gained ring fame In the late JO's and early SO's. The film is narrated by Al Bauer, I by fishermen seeking the top prize on display In the local country Mickey was welterweight champion from 1928 to 1926, at which one of the nation's top marine rac- [ money; of »l,000 in U. S. bonds, club's trophy room, with duplicate time ho became middlowelght champion and hold that crown ing authorities, who for the past plus the monthly-awards for the trophies lor the winners. until 1931. Walker retired in 1981 and Gorilla Jones won the several years has been referee and largest stripers taken. The event Norton, one of the oldest golf N.B.A. tourney to select a new champion. announcer at the National Sweep- la sponsored by the Berkeley Car- masters in the country, was the Now, with Jack operating Del-Brier Breeding farm, champions con- states here. teret hotel and supported by state first, Lakewood pro back in 1894, tinue to operate from the New Shrewsbury estate, only they operate in and local officials. and once manufactured his own different type of rings and take quite a different angle when it comes Perhaps the most encouraging line of golf clubs. „ to training. factor testifying to the wide-spread Eighth Graders interest-in the tournament lathe Among the numerous entries In Del-Brier has been recently enlarged and now has ample Shown above is how Gulfstream Park's new million-dollar this area are Andy Sikora and Ed facilities for boarding of brood mares. The farm is conveniently large number of entrants planning Savidge of Beacon Hill Country, clubhouse looks from the entrance. The three-story structure Win Cage Tilt to take part from state outside located to New York and to the three New Jersey tracks. Not New Jersey and the New York and dub; Angelo Fetraglia and Hoy Pe- only that, hut Jack likes to show his farm, hts well appointed is topped by the Turf club. The front fide faces the track. terson; George Sullivan and Frank Tlnton Falls eighth graders suf- Philadelphia metropolitan areas. Ciambrone, Old Orchard; Art Marks barns, excellent paddocks and his competent help af work. fered a 39-26 whipping Monday af- Officials in charge of the striped The farm is a relative newcomer among Eastern breeders, but it The new building is claimed to be "the turf's most beautiful and Dutch Housen, home team; ternoon when the Red Bank eighth i bass tournament pointed out that Jack Welch and Dr. Harold Gar- has produced seven foals old enough to race, five have won, one has clubhouse." Horace Wade, publicity director at Monmouth graders outscored tho visitors in already entries are in from Maine, placed In stakes and another has raced only once due to an injury in irity, Deal; Roddy Newman and Park, is also in charge of Gulfttream's publicity. The 41-day every period in a cage tilt on the j Massachusetts, Connecticut, .Rhode Nick Faduano, Homestead, John Al- training. River Street court. | Island, New York, Pennsylvania, meet here opened Tuesday. bert! and" Jerry Pisano, Jumping It is the home of Best Seller and Balanced. Best Seller .Morris led the winners with ton Deleware, Maryland, District of Co- Brook, and Tiny Pidone and A. C. has quite a record in producing 29 foals, 29 starters and 25 tallies. Bennett was top man on lumbia, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, In- Brown, Rumson. winners. Tho record above on Best Seller's first three crops the totem pole with II. . dlana and Michigan. compares morq than favorably with stallions standing at sev- Tournament officials report that eral times his fee. Best Seller has an average of four win- RED BANK the entries now coming in are ning races for every foal—and how they keep winning!! Six State Tournament 0 F P doubtless' from blanks distributed Rumson Swimmer Wins c; F P of his nine foals and nine winners from his first crop (now Morris, t 5 Mary Louise Carey, 13-year-old at the National Sportsman's show five-year-olds) were still winning last year. Schvensler, { —. 1 in New York last month. In Trenton Times Meet, Ellison, f - 2 daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Edmund In 1950 Best Seller had out six two-year-old starters and all six were In Cage Spotlight Kosen, f 0 L. Carey of Tennis Court lane, RUMSON—Mary Louise Carey, winners. In 1951 the son of Blue Larkspur had out five two-year-old Ron, f _ 1 Rumson,.is making great strides in 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and starters from eight foals, and four of them won. Dnvla, f _ - _ J 1 Caseyettes Beat Fanten, f 1 the swimming sport, The young Mrs. Edmund L. Carey of Tennis Best Seller won IS races, Including Vhe Governor's Handi- Patterson, c ••••...*•••.....'••-•••.•• 0 lass recently won the New Jersey Court la., won the New Jersey cap, the Equipoise Mile (twice), the Skohle, Motor City and Buccaneers to Meet Lakewood Tomorrow Jack eon, c - _..„..- 0 A. A." U. junior women's BO-yard St. Mary's Girls A. A, U. junior women's BO-yard Churchill Downs Handicaps. He was second 12 times includ- Summey, c ...... ,..—..... 2 freestyle in record-breaking time Shea, (f - 0 freestyle event In 30.7 seconds, bet- ing a second in the brilliant 1943 Wldencr Handicap,' and third Night; Caseys Take -on-Su -Mary's- - — Pftgano. B In the Trenton Times swim meet. Helen Tlerney, with a 17-point tering the former mark of 30.06 set four times. He earned. $03,'43S. He Is the son of the extraor- Epps, if produotion, led the Caseyettes to by Thelma Hapabuk of Trenton dinarily successful sire, Blue Larkspur, anil is out of the ex- +• tiitnborog, a one-sided triumph over St, Peters in 1946..- After enjoying two weeks' vaca- PattersonPt , tremely hlg class stakes mare, Bazaar, who carries tho phe- round tilts In the South Jersey of New Brunswick girl's basketball nomenal Grey Blood through her sire Tetratema, by Tho Tet- tion from pounding the hard wood - Badminton Slated tem, 47-33, In a tilt on the Casey- The meet was conducted 'by the basketball courts in regular sched- class B Catholic school eliminations . 18 3 30 Trenton Times Wednesday night of rarch. Sho won the Hopeful, Test Stakes, Albany, Spakllng ' at Sayreville. The Caaeys meet St. TINTON FALLS ettes' court last week, Lowe Jenkins, and Mr. Washington Handicaps, The family lino uled games, high schools will pick Hudson, f _ 1 1 last week at Trenton high school. Mary's of Perth Amboy, while the Bonnett t 1 For Sea Bright Miss Tlernoy tossed in eight field Miss Hapabuk, an eighth grade of Best Seller has been a consistent producer of stakos winners up whero they .left off tomorrow _ _ _ goals and a lone foul for her total. in America and England. night when several shore quintets Purple Hoses take on St. Mary's of Gilbert, c 1 student at Holy Cross, Rumson, South Amboy. Aumack, g I) SEA BRIGHT—The annual Newj Jean Oliver, grabbed second scor- make their debut in the New Jer- Dennis, K 1 has been swimming in active com- Balanced possesses an extraordinary pedigree. He is the son o The Freehold Colonials will Wolcott, Joraey Closed Badminton touvna-.lng iauroU wlth 12 markers. Gall petition the past year. three times leading American sire, Bull Lea—alro of winners of more sey Interscholastle Athletic associ- .... 0 a ont ls 8Ch 0duled t0 atart ation cage tournament which will tangle wlth.Manasquan on the Con- UtiinRd " "•'•" o o »' ?J 1 Friday, G|rard WM next with 11. Marge money than any other slro In tho entire history of the thoroughbred Mal a tnc boom throughout the state the next vention hall court Saturday night " II 4 -JO |' Squas- h" .club', wit hBadminto current n chamand- o'Leary led the scoring for the HIGHLANDS WOMEN'S THURSDAY breed. Balanced is a half brother to Pensive, winner of the Kentucky in the 8:45 feature, with Barnegat 8 NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE Derby, 1944, and a sire which figured largely In Calumet farm's futuri few weeks. Red Binlc 7 10 '2—3! plons slated to appear to defend The tournament actually opened and Point Pleasant in a group I Tinton Falls 3 6 8 CASEYETTES STANDINGS breeding plans, but he died before these plans could be fulfilled. H< struggle at 7:30. Officials—Sewarri, slnKleton. "—"ithelr titles. F P W did, however, in his short career at stud, sire the Kentucky Derby win Tuesday. Last night Atlantic High- There will be men's singles, dou- !-]f"il M 'rl"pJ"V ' 1 17 Highlands Laundry fi9 lands and Keyport high schools 1 rl 6 Johnson's Hardware 42 ner, Ponder; Wondering, Fanfare, Theory, etc. Balanced is also hal TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY bios and mixed doubles, also worn- i J*an oflver", f" I".™"™ 6 Food Basket 37 brother to the successful sire Hyperion. • tussled at Sayrevllle's court in BOWLING en's singles and doubles and dou- Ella Phillips.. I.I. 0 Marty's ss Paul's -.;... 29 group I competition. ASBURY PARK — The Mon- 0 Bahr's Landing 27 The overwhelming success of Bull Lea and his sire line In bles for the veterans. Bob Car- MrMarianni e CCarew, I, , 3 Fehlhaber'a - 26 this country leaves little doubt that the sons of Bull Lea lead Tomorrow night, four Shore BED BANK BUSINESSMENS LEAGUE mouth County March of Dimes penter of Mountain Ijakes, a title e I1 l ttn 0 the American sire list, but Bull Dog did likewise and his sire group II quintets will start gallop- SdJs B&rbcra «„.„••• ...... 44 table' tennis tournament will be 0 Sherwood a Sporting Goods ...... 43 hlholded r ffro m llastt year, wilill be ab-1 ?Anu nd' Franceiconl°"'g."I?n° n ^' » TO PLAN PTA MEETING Teddy was a leading French sire. ing for championship honors at As- held Friday and Saturday, Mar. 14sent in this tourneyy. Mr. Carperi- JudA y KennyF, g.l - .. 0 bury Park's Convention hall. DeFaJco's Hardware . 43 and 15, at the Shore area YMCA Helen Jeffery g ; ,.. 0 The dam of Balanced, Pcnlcuik II is also dam of other winners and Aumacks Gaa Range Hot Water 41 ter is attending college. Katherine McDermott, g. 0 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mem- of the stakes producer, NewbatLlo, dam of Little Rollo, good stakes Bucs Meet Lakewood Globe Motors -.....,...40 and poys' club rooms. The tourney Bob Waterhouse and Sandy Ham- 21 5 47 bers of tha executive committee of winners on the Pacific coast. Her sire, Buchan, is leading broodman :*(>'• Shell Station 37 Is open to all ages with class A ST. PETER'S I the Parent-Teacher association will Neptune high school's aggressive Progressive Life Insurance .....—87 mell, a former Red Bank resident, G sire in England and also a son of tho exceptional sire Sunstar. Crates Beverages -..-..-...37 and B brackets being made up ac- aro the present doubles champs. meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Scarlet Fliers will take on Toms cording to the applicant's talent. . , 0. Iccuzzl, f...... 2 t William J. McLaughlln, 68 West Penicuik II is out of the English Oaks winner, Fennycome- River and the local Buccaneers GrtUI Construction Co. 85 They will be on hand to defend L. WaUh, I .... qulck, the leading three-year-old filly of her year In England Daniels Men's Shop ...... 31 Entrance fee Is $1 and players aro their crown. M. O'Leary. f. 5 4 14 j Washington eve., to discuss plans' start out with Lakewood high Boncores Tailors - -.—...29 requested to bring their own pad- S. Brady, f. ..'...... —....i and dam of seven winners, all good stakes winners Including Sals Tavern ...... 3 for the association's next regular school in the curtain raiser at 7:30. dles and should be familiar with J. Truppa* g 0 Golden Fenny, Found Foolish, Booksell, Quick Ray, Adept, High Nata Jew«ier»~"~.'.r.'.:™.™.™l29 Vic Raschl of the New York Yan- M. Nulty. g. meeting Thursday, Mar. 20, when Basketball fans are hoping to see Airport Inn ...... 28 official table tennis rules. Only 0 high school pupils will appear in Front and High Stakes. kees received his college degree A. Bauer, K , 0 The next dam was also a stakes winner and is granddam of thi a Red Bank-Neptune get together AlvinoR Texaco Service -...28 Monmouth county players are elig- from William and Mary in 1949 af- C. Coyle, g .... 0 demonstrations of shorthand and prominent English sire, Court Martial, etc. The fourth dam won tin which can be made possible by both Balrd-Davljon 21 ible. ter 11 years of part-time study. 13 typing. clubs brushing aside first round op- 600 StriM t Beferee—Leo, LoBlondo. English 1,000 Guineas and produced other stakes winners. This Is one Larry Jarvli—179, 181, 266, 616; of the strongest stakes winning and stakes producing families in Eng- ponents. In the Shore Conference Mike Arnone. 219, 177, 207, 103! Kay land today. , • tourney 'two weeks ago, this en- Pcaic, 222. Ill, 195, 608; Harry Gre.n- counter failed to materialize when wood. 193, 204, 217, 614; Frad Morrii, Best Seller has a record which Is hard to approach any- Manasquan knooked the props from 178, 209, 214, 601: Frank Cantalicti 186, where. From his first threo erops—all foals have started.—82 286, 220, 6421 Phil Sakowltz, 226, 196, under Coach Frank J. Pingltore and 187,' 608; "Doe" Collo, 226, 178. 200, per cent have won—for every foal there is an average of four his Buccos, 604. wins each. Best Seller Is also sire of the stakes winners Ar- High Individual game—Larry Jarvls, gyle and Best Doings. In order not to send a weary £66: high Individual series, Frank Can* , Who said you have to go to the Kentucky blue grass country to quintet into action tomorrow night, tallce, 64S; high team name. Crates Bev- Coach Fingitoro gave his cagcrs a eracea, 1,071! high team aerlei, Cratea develop winning thoroughbreds and winning breeding farms? Right Beverages, 2,867. here, grazing on New Jersey's green grass, thoroughbred winners are well-earned, thrcc-day rest and this being developed and most of the time without the knowledge of racing week he sent his club through 20O Club For'52-Another Ford drills and scrimmages with outside Joe LoClctro, 234: Walt Schroeder, fans. 226, 205; George Carey, 219: Joe Hob. Some of the best race horscbreeding Is done at the North competition to work out the vaca- ko, 231; Herb Bradihaw, 203: Fred O. tion kinks. Bruno, 224; Steve Caatallaoeto. 211: Jersey shore. More than a dozen thoroughbred breeding farms Stanley Savage, 227; Francis Stretch, are thriving, producing many of the big stake winners an- The.Bucs have been knocking at 213; Walt Dohrn, 235; Jim Cleary, 201; nually, and upholding a heritage that dates back to the early the Central Jersey crown door the Howard Gage, 2261 Frank Lafayette, past couple of years, but just 219; Paul atUraon, 209, 222; Ken Jeff- 1800's. rey, 216; Tom Walker, 200: Balph Gen- Monmouth county's chief asset when it comes to breeding lies in its couldn't open it up. Highland Park tile, 236; Dink Allen, 23S; Dob Lan- gentle rolling countryside, Its fertile soil, moderate climato and acces- slaughtered the Buccaneer outfit at frank, 216; Fred Yorg. 262. sibility to New York, city, Philadelphia and many other business sections. New Brunswick last year to cllm- Some of tho stables Include tho Jay Cee farm, on the former lnato the Bankers. FAIR HAVEN BOWLING LEAGUE Greentree property, and owned by Joe Holscy and his father, Now If both Neptune and Red C. V. Holscy; Mrs. \\' W. Vaughan's Oak Glen farm, Mlddle- Bank win this week, tho two quin- STANDINGS ' town township; Woodland farm of Amory L. Haskell; Maurice tets will probbaly lock horns in a Fair Haven Fire Sept. , w J. O'Leary's famed Mimosa Stock farm, Llncroft; the David O. torrid battle. If Coach Buss Cole- Frank's Tavern „.., .... 41 Fowler's Hardware .... 37 Evans Evandel farm, Holmdel; Bernadotte farm,- Tlnton Falls, man's crew is still as hot as it was Wlllowbrook Rest „. ... 3.6. and a host of others. when winning the group II division Shrewsbury Pairy ..«...... •** 33G5 in the Shore Conference tourney, Kuper's Gas Station _... 82 47 the Bankers aro going to have their Hlnh three names—shrewibur•y Dairy, SHORT SNORTS FROM SPORTS—Ice boating failed to material- " 657; Frank a Tavern, 2,652 j Fowler1! ize on the Naveslnk river this winter but was rejuvenated as an Eastern hands full stopping Dick Hart and aardware. 2,438. sport by some 50 members of the Connecticut Ice Yacht club, a mtsciber Lou Davis. slnjrle itame-(0hr*wi!bury Dairy, of the Eastern Ice Yachting association, on Bantam Lake in Cor.rtotl- Rumson starts Its Group I bid cut. Weekly races wero held over a five-mile triangular course with against Cartcret at the St. Mary's High three games, IIndividuan iidu l , John craft attaining speeds as. high as 70 m.p.h. Or, Doug Hoyt was one gym, Perth Amboy, Saturday at «"! John Sillsl , tStSOO | Charles Nw Fsfe LOW MIOTION deslfn truck anginas have skipper who enjoyed a time on the river, but his ice boating was short 7:30 p. m., with the Koyport-Tiger short piston stroke, Iharatue Ins friction drag, moit High single game, Individual delivered pownl New overhead valves (or direct deeper lived. winner meeting Sayrevllle's Bomb- 1 •'breathing"! High-compression punch with regular gut Freddie Freibott, Main st., Fort Monmouth, Is a member of ers in the 8.45 p. m. feature. S ° the championship swimming team of Fcddlo school. Tho var- Red Bank Catholic and St. Rose Krankle Crosettl, as Lankee play- sity team recently won first place'In the prep school division of Belmar will get a taste of tour- er or coach since 1932, has taken of the seventh annual Eastern States Interscholastle Swimming nament play tomorrow night with home over' $70,000 In World Series The new 19S2 Ford Truck 145- championships at Princeton University's Dillon pool. Fred was both quintets elated to play first h.p. Cargo King V-8 engine! a member of tho medley relay team that helped decide reddle's Pay. Develops .62 horsepower per victory as the trio copped first placo In tho 180-yard relay. cubic inch—up to 30.8% better Freibott also marked up a socond place In the SO-yard free than other leading makes! Also style. newt the Ford 165-h.p. Cargo While on tho swimming subject, we have another Maureen O'Brien King V-8 engine and the 101- coming along in the splashing game. Mary Louise Carey, 13-year-old h.p. Cost Clipper Slzt daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edmund L. Carey of Tennis Court lane, Rum- son, In her first competitive race won the New Jersey A. A. U. Junior women's 50-yard freestyle in 30.7 seconds, bettorlng the former mark of 30.8 set by Thelma Hapabuk of Trenton In 1946, At the Newark A,C. Friday night the eighth grade pupil of Holy Cross, Rumson, finished third behind Barbara Lovo and Mary Croako, two well-known swim- New Full-new oil filler removaj dirt from every drop* ming stars. Mary, who has been swimming seriously the past throe el all—retsutt, lest ring and cylinder vturl Ottiir Fold years, will eompeto In the Newark A.C. moot Mar, 14. Her dad is also Of course, when you go out to 'dinner'you ex- Truck Irlctlon.llghllng features: now pieclslon.molded a waterman, only he rldos. Mr, Carey is commodore of tho Shrewsbury pect the food to be good , . . the »ervloe to alloy crankshill, iiipeiimed eulolhermlc plilonil River Yacht club. please you ... but here at Molly Piteher, we If you want to be a baaeball ump, contact Milt "Red" make It » point always to KIVB more than Nichols, The New Jersey State Baseball Umpires' association will hold examinations for new niemhors Mar, 91 at tho New- you expect. Our food It delloloui, our service ark News auditorium. O.K., fellas, here's a good chance to put Is In keeping with tho gracious atmosphere. your neck right In a nooie, "Rod" has application blanks at 81» Powerful Truck Engine All in all, It adds up to more than you txptet Trenton avc,,, Point Pleasant Beach. The farm and 110 must ... IO the next time you dine out, try the be In the hands of Carl Newman of Montclalr high school be- fore Mar. 15. Molly pitcher hotel. Coming down the home stretch Is the 1051-85 baskotball season and approximately 18 shore teams will bo galloping towards tho trophy wire Per Cubic Inch Dii In the Now Jertey Stats Intoraeholastlo Athletic Association tourna- ment In the next few weeks, Of course, the number remaining by week's ond Is another story, Atlantic Highlands, If up to par, should Now, of coarse, It doesn't talcs ft have knooked off Keyport last night at Sayrovllle high school's gym In profenor to see that an organlutlon •tartlng off Group I competition. Then, if tho Tlgora win, trnuble start), OIM «f thrw cMpJt-ttly MW • Again—Ford takes the lead In stretohlng your °,?foh ?.oxy Flnn and nl" machine will run imaok Into a ornck Sayr* so dedloatod to quality and service litiareni rawer Met llmei lueHeedlnl ind tltlni more villa outfit that has rackod up 28 straight victories ov«r a two-year nor- would make the Ideal place for you lllCllV •*'"" —"' •»"'»• ••*•• Uial •••! Mat Iks) FOAflflltttf »ltre>mediriild , M|MMiprt.ilMlM truck-operating, dollar! For '52, Ford introduces low VmcTlON, •verhwd yalvi three new Low FRICTION truck engines that save lod before dropping a squeaker to Dunollon last wo«k, BS-06, to have your wedding reception or Mill loruni t * tomorrow n'Kht, Coach Frank J. Plngltoro and hit Buc banquet party. Keep that In mind Uti Track M|1MI wtil m Facts truck owners should know about hauling bigger payloads ANT to know why you can carry more pay- W load with Dodge Voi-Hoted" trucks? First, they've goott better weight distribution. This means tha—t bigge-ig&err payloapnvlt d capacity is engi- 1 His genie, always on the ball, llronoere™d into a- Dodge "Joo-1"Job-RaUd ' truck. Many Came quickly at his master's call. trucks carry too much weight on tho roar axle, not enough on the front. But in a Dodge truck, the right proportion of the load is carried on f each axle. "Then stay beside me as I pour- Besides this better weight distribution, a shorter /That magic flavor calls for morel wheelbaae provides ©aster turning, easier park- ing. Come in and try one of these payload-packln, easier-handling trucks for yourself. Get all the facts about hauling bigger payloads. means Carry morel In Dodge "Job-Rated" trucks, the engine is plaood forward and the front axle back —for better distribution of the load. You can carry bigger payloads—without overloading. Haul fatter! Dodge "Job-Rated" trucks are Ballarrtine brews for flavor powered by high-compression engines to give you For Hohtness, yei. "With our new Dodge, the payload top performance with rock-bottom economy. Big power gives you pull and speed that save time. For drynew, of coune. is high, the cost per mile low!" Get longer llfel There's a Dodge truck that's ( "Job-Rated" to fityou r road and load condition "O Genie, make that 3-ring sign ,.. ioyi MORRIS SAPIR —with load-carrying and load-moving unita fac- And conjure up some Ballantine. Diptndabk Furnilurt Company, Oakland, California tory-engineered to stand up on toughest service. "After uilna Dodgo 'Job'RaUf truoki for eight put oxcluilvoly, I want to report that your now modob wo Skt us foc/oy Ar Me t*st 6uy fa /otv-cotf tomsportrtfo*.. .1 keoptni mo told on Dodge "No vohlalo we have ovor «een can give our drlvora more freedom in city traffic than our Dodge 1-ton truck. With our now Dodgo, tho payload is high, tho ooitpor mile low/' DODGE ^TRUCKS FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. . 1 149-153 W. Front Strut Phont RB 6-1296 Rtd Bank, N. J. TOWMiy nifitrs TV tnriHi.i"reKiivN ** «i AsMrfun MMMAM iMlMMMiMt. 10.30 *M» WNM. Ch. 4 P. BlUlBLllli A Botti. NftWIfk. N. X Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Fair Haven Lions Club LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE Engineers Honor To Meet Next Thursday SURF, FIELD AND STREAM FAIR HAVEN — The Lions club Mov-ng ||m Packing Prof. Odd Albert 111 meet next Thursday at 7:15 Storage l&Bffl Shipping Timely Notes On The ,Great Outdoors Prof. Odd Albert of Wall town- }. m. at the Willowbrook rcstaur- mt. a^ BY STEW VAN VLIET ship, a member of the Monmouth- Ocean chapter, New Jersey Society A special club prize will be MIL TOOT IOCAI of Professional Engineers, was hon-awarded at the meeting. Proceeds Sanctuaries For Marine Life date was set for May 24. It will be ored at a dinner last Wednesday will aid Albert G, McCracken, dep- Mayflower held at Cedar inn, Highlands, uty district governor and a past For many night, when the society met atpresident ot the local club, in his years we have Crystal Brook inn, Eatontown. Warchouftnun' Junior Sportsmen's Show campaign for the oflce of governor been a strong Engineer Albert was presented a of District 16-B at the state con- advocate that More than 40 exhibits, covering resolution In recognition of his serv- vention at Atlantic City June 13, - FREE ESTIMATES - certain inland all phases of conservation, flshing ice to the profession in promoting ALL LINES WRITTEN - PERSONAL & BUSINESS and tidal waters and hunting will fill 20,000 square refresher courses for the profes- 4 and IS. For Your Best "Deal," , of the state ftct of exhibit space in the Field sional engineer's state examinations. Lions, assisted by members of call "Deal" 7-7905. ACCIDENT * HOSPITALIZATION * LIFE * should be setHouse on the Rutgers University He Is associate professor at Brook- Cub Pack 24 and their fathers, col- aside, the sameCommons, College ave., New Bruns- lyn Polytechnic institute, engineer lected 4,200 pounds, of scrap paper 104 years of Courteous, Effi- FIRE * 'LIABILITY * COMPENSATION as Wild Life wick, for the fifth annual Junior in charge of research design of Ra- in their drive Sunday, ' Because cient Service in Trenton Sanctuaries, for Sportsmen's show, scheduled for adar Towers and vice president Sf ttlOst local residents failed to place Area. marine life four-day run starting March 26. the 8. W. A. Associates, New York paper on the curbs due to weather where the aimThe show will run through Satur- city, consulting engineers for struc- conditions, the club will make an- is conservation day, March 29. tural and hydraulic work on gov other collection Sunday, Manning's-Mayflower Stew VanVliet and recreation. The Junior Sportsmen's show is ernment projects. 138 Brighton Ave., Deal, .N. J. Within the boundrles *oi these a non-profit exhibition staged each Presentation wag made by George t payi to Advertise In The Rcsltter, HAROLD F. MURPHY areas all netting to be restricted year by the Middlesex county Jun- C. Jorgensen, president, who stated —with the possible exception of ior Sportsmen^ show committee. that, "Initial response to announce- small bait seines. Fishing to beThere is no admission charge and ments of this extended service, re- limited to the use of hook and line. commercial exhibits are barred. The sulted in the refresher courses be- Red Bank 6-4141 We predict that when the smoke theme of this year's exhibition will ing given in four cities, to an en- of battle of the present striped bass be "Conservation of Our Natural rollment of 216 and evidence of its carnage clears that a, number of Resources," it was announced by further expansion is constantly re- Marine Sanctuaries will result. In Charles A. Campbell of Highland ceived. This program Is a great just 29 days since the "shad" net- Farli, show chairman. step forward In the efforts of our ters went to work on striped bass Heading up the exhibits Is thesociety to advance the standing and In Mulllcia river, Great Bay and State Division if Fish and Game prestige of the professional engin- QetutUte Toms River areas, 278,368 pounds which will show native animals and eer and It is due entirely to the RUMSON HICL RUMSON HILL (over 2T tons) of prime breeding fish of New Jersey, Jules Mar- farsightedness and unselfish efforts APPLE stock at baas, the greatest recrea- ion, head of the Division's educa- of Engineer Albert ,under the spon- IMPORTEmiurun.1 ULDI -%#^ - AFl'Lfc £ A I POLAROID tional fish on the Atlantic seaboard, tionl department will supervise the sorship of Monmouth-Ocean Chap- $ $ met their deaths at the hands of a state exhibit. ter, that this expansion comes at $0.99 .49 crazed money-grabbing group made this time, rather than at some GOGGLES Rutgers university will sponsor at RUM 2" BRANDY 3 FIFTH up mostly of part-time "shad net- least four exhibits allied with the vague time in the luture." IN HANDY LEATHERETTE 4 YEAR.... S OL•D• FIFTH " POCKET CARRYING CASE tcrs." • theme of the show, Included are Frank CMirgaln, state president, 5 YEARS OLD Ont-piict polaritad Itiu At this writing we have yet tothe Botany, Entomology and Zoo- sent a message in which he stated fi)v*t maximum proiic* hear of a single shad being caught logy departments and the Depart- KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN tlon from iun'1 glor*. "the state society Is receiving much Sturdy ptattlc frame* since the first of February In those ment of Wildlife Conservation and favorable commendation as a re- and noti plnte areas, In fact, according to all avail- Management under the supervision sult of the review courses, estab- I YEARS OLD $0.99 make them tht able records, there never has been of Dr. James R. Westman. SOUR MASH TjXK moil S U L I S T AN Renaissance SAVE ON BEDROOM SUITES SCULPTURED WILTON 4-Flaee Soll.l Maple Finest Quality Broadloom Waa 178.00 Now U3.ee Popular JACQUES RATH Pattern 4-Fleee Soltd Maple Waa 337,50 Now «e.o6 Shoy/n Above In Photograph •t-PUce Solid Charry Formerly 19.50 sq. yd. Now I3.S0 Wat 866.00 Ntw na.ee For thoit who want iht beat In quality and Mtylltia/, wo offer this famoua Wilton /or ton? 8-Plaoe Walnut •crvle* and banuty, Mad* ot JO0% Imported Waa 467,BO New IST.IO wool yarna. 9 ft,, 12 ft. and IE ft. wlJtha, Not all oolora In all wldtha, • • • GULISTAN Hard Twist Save On Chairs Just the home for a IH A BROADLOOM CARPET ... Ooottlonat, its 39.50 family like yours! A, k M, Karagheuilan—~lons numbered imonf HHHk^ loume, tlub, tha laadari In the production of Una quality JBLIL ^^^^H wind barrel twlit carnal—la now offtrlrig 'our qualltUi HHH and aprln» bait Values Gunnison Home of your own n( Qullitan hard twlit broadloom—«aoh ant mBBSBM ^^^V roektra, ato. coats to $55 m \ni*t In IU oflee fleid. You e«t It la |^^H Manx an Sat 37.50 You'll be arautd il iht compact Enjoy every advantage of « modern hem* at a eoit youraalf to tea thaaa An* earpata wovan In ^^m espial. AH In afflcltnn of I Gunnlien horne- today'* molt pevuiar oolora In tl", 9', la', ^^^| moit watiUd bo« well it mitts yew netdt. that will fir right Into your budget. See for yountlf IBS »»d, In the but ftada, II1 wldtha. Thai* suits and topeoets represent a naw high wEP aoltri. how scientific deilgn and volume production have fit In valua and ye* a naw low In prlea. Solid all> Homes for Every combined to produee more home for your money, with horn 7a5O "', wool wontadi tn the lulti and rich looking all Size Family greater eonitruetlon ipeed and efficiency. Thar* are two or three lovely bedroomi, a ipaetoui living room, GULISTAN TONE ON TONE wool tweedi In the topeoati. Tha quality of and Purse SAVE ON TABLES . a modern bath, and a built-in American kitchen—plus .QUALITY BROADLOOM Otnulnt mahogany tablti from Amir- tailoring and tha standards of fit will satisfy a utility room with the new type furnace that auurei loa'i litdlng mtnudoturtril Limp Furnhliecl tn iKtutKul (outntuttd and l«a( dailin, complete comfort with economy all winter long, tablti, and ttblea, ooolitall Ubltt, tha mott axaettng. So for a tuit or topcoat MODEL HOME rormirly la.flfl'aq. yil, NOW 0.7/1 itta tahla, and ooniolti, 8omt havt Get tha faett and you will icon own a Gunntton Hornet MmU of 100% wool yurni, Don Ihlok hand-loolad laalhar topi—othira trt that Is priced to fit Into the tlghtatt budget Drlvr, plla tloialy wovan, An •letlltnt vuliia it biaullfully Inlaid, Alts mipU, knotty thla prlet, «nd yet a tult or topcoat that you'll ba proud pint, and bUtk rtttor»U« tablai, Drive Out ind See It Atu muijr ether Gullitan oroiulloomi All Itinlilly bow rrlttd, to wear • ., coma In and taleet one of. then. Thli Weekend »t iftle prices lrom ».15 m, yd. , pe Eui an Poruupeck in,, You'll be mighty glad you did. fcnli« M«i>m«u»h, V«k Rut track uprM milelr i milt in (INIIIt IMIH HIM ® COHOIMiON «U(II«I»I» Comanthe drive (ltdd lifimori SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 t, M, «ve,, P«rtiu|rMl<< McKELVEY of Freehold Saletreenu for GuUitan'i Famotu Ru|i Afodf in Fruhold EVERETT H. THORNE And for Fint Furnltuw rrom Am«rlca'i But M«h«« AUTHORIZ10 dUNNIION DIALIR 21 WEST MAIN ST., FREEHOL'D, N. J. OOUITAM HILL 111 Iromfwiry Store Heurn Monday thru Saturday H00 A.M. to StlO P.M. NEAR OUR ITOm KING'S HIGHWAY PHONE', 5-0052 MIDDLETOWN i OFIK nUDAY IVIMOIM VKTIb * F, U, i : • . ' ••.,,,- • RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 Paee Five €°cltg Corn 2 'arge £* gm CHUCK Chef Boy-ar-dee DEL MONTE 46-oz. ROAST TS i 59 Meatless PINEAPPLE can SMOKED u Juice Shank Butt Dinner »r 42c Portion Portion DEL MONTE HAM lb. lb. Southern Star TOMATO Whole or cither half, lb. t!3c| Center portion gu"?sib. 89C Bonita Fish More DEL MONTE Feature* Lenten Features fBeef Liver «b 85c Pot Roast «,.u.a.rfc 89c '.:: 25c Del Monte Primes '/;:;"„,, 23c Salmon Steak Ml 57c Bacon *S" ^.: 59c Tongue £iak*d n,59c DEl HIUI 22c Chun King Fruit Cocktail Tl ,„ 25c Spanish Rice tili-oi. can Bacon sii«d ks. 45c Beef Hearts '•.29c Del Monte Corn *T 217;'1 35c Robford Rice £, 16c £ 29c Beef Chop Suey Soup Mix r:'* o'r^r 3 *«• 27c Large Shrimp *; 65c WITH RICE—1c Sal* (?!„ Del Monte Peas *"*„%"'"„ 20c 0JC Acme Fresh Frosted Fishl pockag. Tomatoes SHJT" "„"„' 26c Colored Margarine Perch Fillet Swifts' Meats Cakes and Crackers Blue Bonnet •' lb carton 29c Nabisco Grahams '£' 33c All-Sweet £!T " .b. «.„.« 29c Haddock Fillet for Babies Choc. Mallomars M^.. 18c Parkay Margarine £.„.. 29c Scallops ( 69c itialntd or Chapptd n*| - 3ttoi, con "rfX*- Sunshine Hyclrox 39c Pantry Features E R b HI-C Grapeade *tT 29c Town House c"!k. , . Pk8.; 35c 1 Milani 1890 Candy Depl. Features Salada Tea Bags ^CM, 46C French Dressing Handl u li p 1 Tootsie Rolls "7: I! ; k°B : 21c Spaghetti IS'2i^1!S!JS «. 19c •avwouct V r Salami Juic boltla «*T'C Tootsie Pops ,T 23c Laundrn Supplies E Parson's Ammonia "HU 22C Jelly Eggs "" l2oipk9.19c Hoyt's P»ttif>a IDEA| ch"»'ol! Fine hoap WRWUV i «n.« ^ic I. d IMCS covtrtd P.pp.rmlnt AT 39c Peanut Crunch At "•• Me Kirkman Flakes 'j£ 29c. Chocolates A~ " Slabs '^ 29c Allorltd pli(. «-"-> Kirkman Granules X 30c Today Marslunallows J",*"*^ ^ 35c Kirkman Cleanser 2 «••• 19c New r» ~—i~--: B & B Sno-Caps PMiles A*'IIA ernes! Kirkman Powder "£ 73c WAlBI c t KIRKMAN cup Candy Treat Kosher Pickles 3 I!0I la, 35c Soap COMPLEXIO N <*«!•" ^/C J.oi. £KNICK .,_ Bluing Flok.i Window Boo 19c Dili Pickles " 3l..,.l0l 34c c 1 w ^ 1c Sob folk ACME MARKETlmporlecS l ARPickleE ©PEs *SU!N,1 tJEVER, 33c Y FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. tetl i*ff Virginia Lee Pound Seabrook Farms A Coffee Blmitf (or Every Taitv! Cake STRONG Broccoli:-" 27<- itlCal ib. can ifOV Noon Try It now at this special price! Asco '"""'rt 79c Rich, good eating; for folks with Seabrook Farina MIMI a taste for plain coke! Succotash I0»ox. paekuiJi Wiiicrest b'«i77c Danish Pecan Ring 45c Tender golden corn and finest llmasl Speciall It) MiiliM IKK AMI CIIIH IOTIM Mill OVIN.PRIIH Of IRQWN-N-URVI I0IAI Ftinihtd t)t)n I {IHn. FAHMDAU Hot Cross Buns ,',"„ 39c i«ky HAIROOK IO-II, 07,, WIN!U0A»0IN Applesauce Cake « Wilbert'8 Weston Kretschmer Crescent Renuzit Renuzit Redeem Your Coupons at Acme! Floor Wax !,"%|| 89e JL 69e Chocolate Chip Wheat Germ Salted Peanuts Frtnch Dry CUamr Spot Remover Surf 2 'Z. 50c* Rinso 2 'ft', 4«c* v it. T...MI 28c •WITH COUPON"'|N MAIL 'WITH COUPON IN MAIl v,,,li hlj 8e 37c SJ 'L21 Shoe White "'••• Cookies \T,. 31c '2 24c 29c Olinl lilt 4t« With ' Ol.nl Slit 4Si With Ctuptn SOILAX Zippy Wrisley's Sweetheart Woodbury Kirkmau's LUX IT FREE Blu-Wliitc Liquid Starch Toilet Soap Soap 3 ".[ft 23c Soap 1 Borax Soap LUX ,,, 23o Slum and Waihtil •Wo i :::: 22c IATH WOO0IUIY A TOIVIT »0»P Oil T/HI. in HB»/» In jiliilll bi| 53c •WHTHIAUT 2J&-28O IATH Ii Itl* *« 35c 3:.;:; 23c 3 «S. LULUXX (tr 23c 2 H!r:;.. 17c TOIUT IOAP 170 BROAD STREET, RED BANK 576 RIVBR ROAD, FAIR HAVEN Page Six RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 MBS. RANDOLPH DANIELS ehrlet, pastor, officiating. Burial, MBS. MABQABET TANNER MBS. HABBY VOIGHT Card of Thanks under the direction of the Harris Eatoutown The family of Harry J. Bublln ac- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. funeral home,, will be in White RLTMSON—A solemn high mass RUMSON — Mrs. Evelyn Volght knowledge with grateful appreciation the Clara Bell Daniel*, 51, wife of Ran- of requiem was pffcrcd Tuesday at wifo of Harry Volght of Bellevue Nancy Winning, daughter of Dis- kind expressions of sympathy extended Ridge cemetery, Eatontown. by friends neighbors, especially Dr. 0. C. dolph Daniels, proprietor of Dan's Deaths in Red Bank and Vicinity Holy Cross church for Mrs. Mar- ave., died Monday at the Seabrook trict • Clerk and Mrs, George Win- Peirlne. Rev. Father Salvatore DILor- tavern on Shrewsbury ave. here, garet Tanner, 72, widow of James nursing home, Keyport, ning, celebrated her Hth birthday enso, and Rev. Father Griffin died Monday at her home, 16 Cher- MBS. MABY E. HEATH Tanner, who died Saturday after- Born In New York city, she was Saturday at a party In her home. Signed, Mrs, Harry Bublln. ry at. She was born at Richmond, M1DDLET0WN TOWNSHIP — noon at her home, S Church st. a daughter of the late Robert a*nd Decorations and a large birthday —Advertisement. Va., daughter of Mrs. Bell Hughes Mrs. Mary E, Heath, widow of John HARRY T. HANSEN HENRY 1OESCH A native of Hoboken, Mrs. Tan- Emma Schmidt Berry. cake were in the St. Patrick's . Card of Thanks * Smith Wright, who now live at N. Heath, died Tuesday morning ner was a. daughter of the late Surviving beside." her husband theme. Game prtcea were won by Our hearts are full of. gratitude to all Harry T. Hanson, 51, died Sun- EATONTOWN — Henry Loesch, Michael and Margaret Gorman those who In any way extended to us Mlddietown, and the late Douglaa at her home In rt. 35. day morning at his home, 108 Hard- 83, husband of the late Rachel Hen- are a son, George Volght, this Louise Fox and Barbara Cadman, their love and kindness in this hour of Smith. She was a resident of the Dwyer. She had lived in this vicin- place; a brother, Robert Berry, Others present were Barbara Kautz, bcleavement, Born in Richmond, Va., she was ing id., Red Bank, after a long ill- derson Loesch and a resident of ity most of her life. She is sur- area more than 30 years. a daughter of the late George and ness. Matawan nearly 70 years until six English town, and a sister, Mrs. Patty Darms, Patricia/Morgan, Jill / Marilyn Jennings and vived by two sons, Thomas and Catherine Berry, New York city. Miller and Elizabeth Norton. Jennings Family. Surviving, besides her husband, Francis Cox and had been a resi- Born In Perth Amboy ho was a years ago when he made his home James of Hoboken; throe daugh- —AdIvertltementv . ace {our sons, Randolph DanlclB, dent here the past 25 years. She son of tile late Nis and Olona J, with a cousin, Mrs. Leonard Dang- The funeral was held yesterday Mr, and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson ters, Mrs. John Ferrettl and Mrs. morning at tho John E. Day fu- and children Howard, Timothy and ' IN MEMORIAM Jr., Bernard Daniels, Willie Dan- was a member of the Red Hill Hansen and had been a resident ler of 268 South st. here, died last August Mucgge of Rumson and In loving memory of my beloved hill- iels, James E. Daniels, Albert L«e A.M.E. Zlon church and of the here a number of years. Until his Thursday at Monmouth Memorial neral home with Rev. George A. Mary, and Miss Mary Ann Hall- band and father, William Douglas, who Mrs, Edward Andre of Hoboken; RoberUhaw, rector of St. George's Daniels, Frederick Daniels and Eastern Star and Lady Elks lodges retirement several years ago be- hospital, where he was a, patient two sisters, Mrs, Mary Hccht and mark were week-end guests of Mr. passed away one year ago March 5th, Abe Daniels, who live at home; or Red Bank, cause of poor health, Mr. Hansen five days, Mrs. Agnes Allen of Rumson, and by the River Episcopal chuvoh, of- and Mrs, Benjamin Hallmark of Wife and Children, four daughters, Mrs. Sarah Marie was in charge of the meat depart- He waj born on Mechanic st,, eight grandchildren, ficiating. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Westbury, L. I. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. cemetery, Maspeth, L. I. Jackson and Mrs. Melody Gaddis Mildred L. Jackson, Mlddletown ment of the Acme market, Red Red Bank, son of the late Conrad Police Chief Harry Klrkegard Is STATE OF NEW JERSEY of New Shrewsbury and Miss Bea- The rosary was recited Monday confined home by lllnem. Bldl will be received by the Board of township, and a son, Harold O. Bank. and Rosa Seipcl Lqcsch, and lived night at the late rtisldeiica by Rev. CHA1U.ES 0. MARCHA& Chosen irceholders of the County of trice Dorothy Daniels and Hiss Blackmon, Brooklyn. Surviving are ills wife, Mrs, Peg- in Red Bank until he was nine Paul Wolcott, son of Councilman Monmouth, State of. New Jersey, »t Its Joseph A. Sullivan, Holy Cross pas- and Mrs, James N. Wolcott, Jr., Mamie 1/ee Daniels, who also live The funeral will be held at 1 p. gy Hanson, Neptune; a son, Harry years old. A blacksmith at Mata- tor. Interment, under the direction MIDDLETOWN—Charles C, Mar- Place of meeting, Court House, Freehold, at home; two brothers, Stewart chai, 61, of Swartzol dr., here, hus- celebrated his eighth birthday Mon- N, J., on Wednesday. March 19th, 1952. m. tomorrow from the late resi- T. Hanson, Jr., and a daughter, wan until Just after the first World of the William S. Anderson funeral at two o'clock, P. M. Eastern Standard Smith of Red Bank and John Smith dence and at 2 p. m. at the A.M.E. Miss Jacqueline Hansen, Neptune; War, Mr. Loesch was a retired car- band of Ethel Marchal, died Mon- day afternoon with a party at his Time, and then publicly opened and read home of Red Bank, was in Mount home. Quests - enjoyed a birthday of Middle town; a sister, Mrs. Marie Zion church, with Rev, Henry L. two brothers, Matthew Hansen, penter of the Central Railroad of Olivet cemetery. Bearers were Ed- day at Rivorvlew hospital. He also Immediately thereafter, for; Cowens of Red Bank, and five Morgan, pastor of the Pilgrim Bap- South Amboy, and 'William Hansen, New Jersey, Surviving, besides his is survived by his parents, Mr. and cake, Ice cream and games, Frizes The reconstruction of a portion of moncl and Joseph Desmond, Jo- were won by Susan McGlnness, County Roads No. 516 14, 30, 6, 2<, 11, grandchildren. tist church. Red Bank, officiating. Fords; and six sisters, Mrs, Ray- cousin, are two brothers, Jacob soph Duryea, Seth Johnson, Henry Mrs. Emil Marchal of New York 516 with Bituminous Concrete. The funeral will be held tomor- Burial, under the direction of the mond Wilck, Fords; Mrs. Laura Loesch of CheeEequake and Philip Kruse and James A, Rlgney, city, arid two brothers, Harry Mar- Peggy Carling, Mary Stofflet, Bob- The receipts and opening of bids Is Mount memorial home, will be in Pratt, Cornwell, Pa.; Mrs. Karl Loesch of Oakland, and two sisters, chal, who lives In Florida, and Emil by Patterson and Bruce White- subject to the proper qualifications of row at 2 p. jn. at Calvary Baptist head. Others present were Janet th bidder In accordance with the pro- church, with Rev. John W, Gtl- the Baptist cenretery, Red Hill. Drews, Trenton, and Mrs. Edmund Mrs. Annie Johnson of Springfield Marchal, who lives In France. visions of the prequallflcation law and Carroll, Mrs. Henrietta Kiplla and and Mrs. Mary Gaston of Cheese MRS. SEBINE P. ANDERSEN The funeral was held this. morn- Wye,' Cordie Meeks, Walter and the regulations adopted by the Board of Mrs. Evelyn Dingier, Perth Amboy. quake, Ing at St, Rose of Lima Catholic Drew Bunnell and Johnny Meeks. Chosen freeholders. HIGHLANDS—Mrs. Serliie Peder- Specifications and Form of Bids, Con- The funeral wns held Tuesday The funeral was held Sunday at sen, 89, widow of Ole N. A. Ander- church, where Rev. Bernard A. Mrs, Harry Rowland, Jr., and tract and Bond for the proposed work morning at the Mount memorial the Bedle funeral home with Rev. sen, and a resident of the bor- Coen, curate, offered a requiem, daughter Caret Ann returned Sun- prepared by I.eo K. MeKcc (Licensed home, with Rev. James W. Mar- Chester A, Galloway, pastor of the mass. Burial under the direction day from a vlclt with Mrs. Row- Engineer) Chief Assistant, have been ough nearly B0 years,' died Saturday filed In the offlco of Howard J. Preston, H. Laurence Scott shall, pastor of Embury Methodist Presbyterian church, officiating. at her home, 73 Navcsink ave. She of the W. H. Freeman & Son fu- land's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Bond Supervisor nt the Court Homo. church, Little Silver, officiating. Burial was In Rosehill cemetery; was born In Norway and was a neral home was In St. Rose of seph Plramalli of Lyndhurst. Mr, Freehold, New Jersey, and may be In- Burlnl was in Alpine cemetery, Matawan. Lima cemetery.. Rowland is working In Maryland, spected by prospective hldders during member of the Methodist church. business hours. Bidders will be furnished Perth Amboy. Her husband was'lighthouse tender Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowland, Sr. with a copy of the specifications by the MORTICIAN Bearers were Raymond Wilck, MBS. MABQABET I. MALONEY at Twinlights 27 years. He retired WILLIAM EDWARD JAGGEB , are vacationing in Florida. At pres- Road Supervisor on propr-r notice. Karl Drews, Edmund Carroll, Grant about 20 years ago and died in 1947. ent they are in Fort Myers visit- Bids must be made on Standard Pro- RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS — Mrs. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Wii posal tormi in. the ninnticr designated Dingier, Lloyd Pratt and Samuel Margaret I. Maloney, 78, of route Surviving are two sons, O. Sig- llam Edward Jagger, 78, of 8 West ing Mrs. William Bennett, former therein and required by the specifica- Church Street, Belford, N. J. DeAngelo. 35, died Saturday at her home. uard Anderson of Washington, D, Highland avo., died yesterday at resident here. tions; must be enclosed lit scaled en- Born In Pleasant Valley, Marl- C, and Gcorgo Anderson of High- his homo. '•!'•" Mrs. James Aylward returned last velopes bearing the name and address EDMUND H. CAREY of the bidder and niime nt material bltl boro township, Mrs. Maloney was lands; a brother, Jergson Pcdcrsen, • Mr. Jagger was born in Belford, week to her home in Boston,'Mass., upon, on the outside; ttfldreRged to the Phone Kcansburg 6-0333 / PORTAUPECK — Edmund H. a daughter of the late Thomas and and a sister, Mrs. Inga VVorstad, son of 'William and Lydla Henry after a visit with her son-in-law Board of Chosen Freeholders of the Coun- Carey, husband of Mrs. Martha. S. Bridget Tanaey. She had been a who live in Norway, and several and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, George ty ot Monmouth and must be accompanied Jagger. Ho had been a resident by a Bonding Certificate, as provided In Prico Carey of 14 Sagamore ave., resident here the past 60 years grandchildren. here 63 years. Pfister. the specifications and a certified check died Monday at Monmouth Memor- and was a member of St. James The funeral was held Tuesday at He was a former councilman of Mrs, Joseph Doland spent Thurs- drawn to the oiyler of lk« C A&P's FAMOUS "SUPER-RIGHt" QUALITY P Super THE NEW YOHK-NtW TOP OR BOTTOM Customers' ROUND POT ROAST Flavorful Boneless Round Pot Roast cut from "Super- - Corner Right" Steer Beef, specially selected for fine quality, and Ib. We take off our hat to Mother t priced as low as market costs permit. Maybe it'* true that it'* Dad who pays, but from experience we can assure him nit money u in good hands when Mother bays the groceries. . For Mother, without doubt, is America s greatest purchasing agent. She knows what she FOR FRICASSEE, CHICKEN SALAD AND STEWS... Ekes ana wants. And at AaP we make it oar business to see she gets it If she doesn't, we'd like to know about it— All and the reason why. Hoorab for Motherl- and Dad, too. Sizes CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. TOP-GRADE FOWL AAP Food Stores There's plenty of meat on Regular Style 420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. Ready-to-Cook A&P'a plump, budget-priced Ib (In Service Meat Ib. fowl... every bitcidelicious, . (In Self-Servics Departments). Meat Departments): 53 Armour1! Ground Beef ^w round ib 65c Super-Right or 5unnyfi«ld-jugar-cur«d Ib. 53* All prfctt effective Boneless Brisket Beef ib 89C Frankfurters ^mi... n>63« through Saturday, Corned Beef Hash ib. 29c March 8, in Super Plate Beef F^ ^ boning Boiled Ham oom.stic-iiic.a ^n>63o Markets and Self. Shoulder Lamb Chops . . ib. 89c Tap Quality Seafood Service stores only. Koi.cn 35. Stewing Lamb »»»(*«& >K.nk k. 29c Available it Service Fish Departments Loin Pork Chops c.nt.rcut. ib 69c Fresh Codfish Steaks . . . »>39° POrk ChOpS Hip and shoulder eul« lb.37« Fancy Halibut Steak « . . "> 59« Sunnyfield - Fancy Creamery Tomato Sauce Smoked Hams sH«n|< p°^on ib. 39c BU» portion ib. 49« Fancy Dressed Whiting . . . «. 23» Smoked. Hams whoi.oreitherhaif-yi wt ib.57B Fancy Smelts ..... n>45> n 1 Ib. brick .Smoked Pork Shoulders shortcut ib45c Fancy Smelts AV.n»bi. in s vigitible shorteRliiK ean' ICeberg LettUCe V/e!|9m farms m«diumh.ad9e Grapefruit sw^iuicy ..Ch5a -79c ?»o*. naSIICU OpiHaCII R.galobrani 10 oz. Mllo. b.g I gB Florida Oranges N.w.rop-v.i.n RED BANK REGISTER ATTENTION HOME OWNERS 1—Save FOR BABY CHICKS duoke, (Hit. tur. EASY WABHIKO MACHINE. Buanjng VACUUM cleaners repaired^ any make. THREE OR FOUR.ROOM furnished NEW CAR DEALER wants young man ACREAGE WANTED! two or three money by modernising your house keys, guineas and Purina Chowu, Call oro«r, but needs minor repair, il5, Allen Electric Shop, 18 White at,. Red apartment for responsible business to waih and polish can, change tires, itcre.. Highway 86, between Red Bank yourself We Are eQulpped to eupply KE 7-110« W. D. Swartael, Jr., Farm HE I-41T8-J. Bankj _ man. Vicinity Red Bank. Will consider etc. Stsady employment, good pay, op- and Has et. Write to "Acreag, Want- CLASSIFIED RATES you with all the materials necessary. Supplies, Hatlet. TWO HOT WATE& radiators, 7 columns, Soil THE BEST service in painting, car- ntna.ll furnished bungalow. Phone RE portunity to learn. Write, giving full ed." Box 611. Red Bank. •Small n.onthly payments arranged on THREE-CORNER MAPLE cabinet, Eng- 24 acctlons, 02 Inches lonir, 12 wide, pentry or pitpcrbanging, new glass in- 6-1295, 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M- particulars to "Young Msn," Box 611, HAWKINS BROTHERS—77 Broad St. Threi» Cint* a Word purchaHu of any materials. Here are lander Hollywood bed 8U, Inlaid 25 high. Excellent condition, Good make, stalled, all klndi of jobbing. Stanley Red Bank ~ - RE 6-0382, Real estate, Insurance and some of the joba you can doi Attie in> spinet desk with bench 110, Call LO J. B. Hue. RE 8-0880.* Stllwell * Son, RE 6-8248-J. ITALIAN WOMAN to help take care mortgage loans, List your property for Minimum Charg*. 75c kulatlon, application of tlleboard in kitch- «0«i2J C~O"HPEtBNT"EEECTRI0AL~CdNTRTC-' sale withes, an or bath, finish your basement or attie GAS RANGE, cash register, freeier. AUTOMOBILES tt I Oouale Rate lot Douklf Spacing into a.playroom, bedroom or den. Com* LAYING HENS, 28 young LegBSns, 2S china, chairs and tables, 10 Randall TOR—All typei of bouse wiring and f" t{ " ' " CONSTANCE SMITH AGENCY—14 Ma- Blind atis, using The Register's plett line of lumber, mlllwork, hardware, Plymouth Hocks, Nearly VuScfr pro- n).>1... KennsburgKennsburg. KB «-1522. repairing. Small or large jobs. 24 MAURICE SCHWARTZ A SONS, Chry- HAN—Handy, sober, iniall orchard, gar- ple ave., Fair Haven. RE 6-4S08, real t. 0, Box, I to extra. paint, wall board roofinffi siding, ply- ductlon. Make an offer. LU 6-0828-J. KELLOGG AMERICAN brakeshoe, one hour service. Call Caruso Bros., EA sler, Plymouth and International truck den. drive, iteady, imitll home M re- estate, Insurance, mortgage loans. Buy- Bight to slu—fy, sdlt or njMt wcod, coon, windows, Insulation, etc, FOX TERRIER nupploi, Meadow Edge H. P. paint sprayer machine, com- 3-0489-M or LO 6-468B-R. sales and service headquarters. Phone quired. Call MI 5-0192 Saturday or ers for all typei of property. Write or any advertlsomtnt U r—erTed by Free estimates on your needs. American Farm, rt. 86, Port Monmouth, Phone plete. Uted once, 1275; Thor dlsb wash- INCOME TAX returns prepared by com- RE 6-0787. Sunday mornlnjr phone information.* The Register. Building Supply, Highway 86, at Head- KE 6-O8H.R. er |25. Lavery Lloyd rd. One house east petent ttatlsticlan; individual returns DUDUE AND Plymouth passenger carsi MALEVour frtends want to'join the WE HAVE SElilOUS buyers who are Wo trill not b« neponslble (or den'a Corner. Mlddletown. RE 6-4444. ti. E. SeWtdtiRAfdR, gaa stum rad- of Highway 4-A. Marlboro Gardens, will be correctly completed In your home Dtfdge job-rated truekl, authorised New Wearing Apparel Merchandise watting for homes in this area. List WE GIVE GOOD irade-lns on your old lator, two G. E, Irons, Ironing board, Mutawan M A 1-J147-R-2. or mine; reasonable rates. MI 5-0363-R. service; modern service station, Frank Club. You earn 876-1400 cash par club, your property with Allaire 4t Son arrom unlasa they ara detected be- Write, Standard Style Co., 298 Chancel- Agency, Inc. RE 6:3460. fora the second Insertion. furniture as we have an outlet for It. carpet sweeper, oil burner unit for ZENTfH~PTJfH BOTtON radio, "arm CESSPOOL GLEANING and building sep Van Syckle. 149 West Front St. Red Call c'warti Furniture Highway 85. RE kitchen stove. RE 6-0606-M. chair style, S30. MA 1-2292-W. tic tanks; dry and gravel wells and Bank, west of maple ave. Phone RE lor avc, Newark .8. LISTINGS WANTED—We have clients No cancellation! will ba accepted 6-3213. drains. 39 Peach st. INew Shrewsbury 6-1296, CLEANING WOMAN-^Three days a waiting to purchase homes, farms and or changu mad* In advertisements LIVING ROOM CLUB sofa and chair. REFRIGERATOR. Frlgldaire, < cu, ft. EXCELLENT BUY of a good used re. Excellent condition, reasonable. Call Excellent condition, reasonable. Call Borough). Phone RE 6-1845. 0, H,USED CARE BOUGHT, sold and iz- weiki, Own transportation, Everett. vacant land In the Red Bank area. For ona hour after receipt at o_te«. frlgerator. Call RE 6.18»1. TIE I.4S14.J AT I-1W-M week-days jitter t> t*. M.» changed, Pontlae sales and service* RE 6-U11-R. ulck action, visit, write or phone the DEADLINE. 19'87 VORb tflUAL wheel. 114-ton, I)00: TWO HOUSES—One Palomino. Very EXPERT DRIVING Instructions. Learn Terms. O, M, A, 0, Raisas Brothers, SECRETARY—For position In law office John L, Mlnugh Agency, Rumion rd,, Rial Eatata, Tuaadar Noon. WE BUY AND SELL anythlngl 19*7 International dual wheel, t'i-ton gentle, suitable for child. One Pinto, In safety, to drive safely, Look for 306 Broad St., Red Bank. Phont RE I- In Red Bank. State qualifications and Rumson. Phone RU 1-0716.* dump truck, 1260: 300 bushels corn on for experienced rider. M. Nappe, Farm- the car with two steering wheels. Pion- 5180. reference). Write, "Law Office," Box BUNGALOW—in or near Rid Bank. All Otbtr., S p. m. Wednesday. Contents of homes, stores, eatates, eers lii auto driving Instructions since COb, 12 per bushel: house trailer, 8x211 Idl FA 5-6221. DOES YOUR CAR steer hard T Do your 511UjIMIt, Re,d Bank, Suitable for business couple. Price not eejlara, atttci, china, giaasware, an- 1933 Easy Method Auto Driver Train- Call Classified feet, W0. EA 3-0480-M.' HAVB~?6ir§EliN our enl.rgeu SshlnK wheels shimmy 7 Let us correct the ULERK-TKTIST—For professional or- to exceed $10>500, Mutt have occu- tique!, art objeeta and all brle-a- Ing School, 61 Eait Front st, RE 6- trouble Save your tires. Latest Bear pancy . April 1st. All cash. Write, IF YOU ARE NOW renting, livrfor less tackle department. We have a sharp 9833. ganization In Red Bank. Write, stat- brae. Ruicll'i, 25 East Front it than |80 monthly In a house trailer line of spinning tackle at reasonable axla nnd frame straightening equipment. ing education,-experience and references "Business Couple." Box 811, Red Bank. Red Bank 6-0013 ESTELLE DECORATING CONTRACTOR Frank Van Syckle, 149 West Front st., WE ARE LOOKING for good listings Phone RE l-16»». with awning, toilet, custom nursery, wall prices. Cohen's Dept, Store, Shrewsbury to P. O. Box 592. Red Bank. to wall carpet. Termi arranged, EA 8- ave. —PAPer hanging, plain and decora- Red Bank west of Maple ave. Our own for out-of-town buyers. If you have 0638.R.* tive painting. Property maintenance, building, Ask for Jack Harder, Phone YOUNO MAN—For salaried position any property to sell, let us know, as we USED TIRES — All sliea, reasonable WE HAVE HUNDREDS of pairs of full For estimates, call RE 6-0602. Shop HE 6-1236. can give you immediate action, Rol- WEAIIEVER TWIN carriage. In excel. size plastic drapes for only 59e pair. as sales and service representa- LOST AND FOUND prlcea. Recapping and repairing, all nd nfflcf. 20 Mount st.. Red Bank. HIGHEST PRICES for your old car. We ston Watcrbury, Realtor and Insurer, 16 work guaranteed. Dwyer's Sky-Trak Ser- lent condition. KE 7-1688-R. They're worth twice that amount. tive, with national concern, Per- West Front st. RE 6-3500.* Cohen's Dopt Store. 220 Shrewsbury avc. INCOME TAX—Your tax return lire- buy, wa sell, we trade. Coast Auto vice Station, Highway 36, near Five GIRL'S 18-INCH BICYCLE—Phone RE pared carefully to assure you of max- LOST—Lady's military style stretch 6-4882. Sales Inc., 149 Monmouth St., Red manent nosition, offering good fu- MORES CLIENTS than listings. We Corners. Mlddletown. FISHING TACKLE Is^ waking up at imum legal savings, Prompt, courteous Bunk; Phone BE 6.8224. have many buyers in $12,000-$15,000 band wrist watch, Wakman make. 1946, ao-INCH GAS RANGE, 110. AT Cohen's. Here are a few of our names, ture. Five days a week. All benefits, WE BUY ANYTHING and everything aervlce. Moderate fees, 442 Hampton AUTO AND PERSONAL, loans, (( to runge. List youtt. home with us foe ac- Saturday, between Red Bank ind Little and give the best prices. Call SWMU 1-17H-W. Penn, Aah&way, Airex, Ocean City, Singer Sewing Machine Co,, 69 tion, Russell ' M. Borus Agency, 600 Sliver. Reward. RE 6.2256-R. Ru-mer, Heddom, Epplnger, South Bend, avc. Long Branch. $500 on your name only; $80.92 per Furniture, HlKhway 86, RE 6-8218. RUGS—8x12 atnii 9x12: runners and MOtUJAU LANDSCAPE service. Joseph month repays a $500 loan. Bell Finance Broad it,, Red Bank, Itlver rd., Fair Haven. RE 6-4532 LOST—Bank book and bank receipts of KINO'S KENKELS. Champion sired throws, all perfect: three-piece living etc, Cohen's Dcpt, Store, Shrewsbury FARMS AND COUNTRY estates. TRa nve. L. Moreau. Jr., landscape architect Co., 77 Broad st,, Red Bank, Phone RB Second National bank, Red Bank. Cocker Spaniel puppies, Dogl board- room let, down cushions. Will sell sep- contractor. Shade, flowering and orna- 6-9000. License 742, New York Herald Tribune will publish Please return to E. Tottcn, 12 Weit Wll- PLASTIC SALE—Tablecloths 60c, tash COOK-HOUSEWOIIKER— Sleep In, ex- ed. Highway 35, Oakhurlt, DE 7-arate nieces: Deautyrcst mattress and mental treea, shrubs, and evergreens of I960 CHEVROLET deluxe sedan. Radio, Its annual spring farm listings Sundays, aon Circle RE H-1876-W. 4 IST-^U. coil spring, like new. Several sets of curtains 25c, drapes 6Bc, All first the highest quality. Plant furnished perlcnccd, references, salary $46 aMarch 2, S, 16, 23, so; April 6, 13, To LOST—Green leather wallet, containing books. KE 7-1370.' nuality. Cottage seta 88c. Cohen's Dept, heater, etc. Phone RE 6-0043-W af- week. DE 7-10239. place your ad. see your local broker, or WEAR KNAPP Acotrcd shoos for com- for all phases of design. All work per- ter »;3Q P. M; valuable pictures, Monday, vicinity Store, Shrewsbury ave. Opposite River sonally planned and supervised. Pre- EXPERIENCED HAIItDRESSES, male or If you wish, send us a full description fort, quality and long service. Made PORTABLE SYLVAN1A Wnbash Slrob 1939 PAckAliD "6" convertible club Broad it., Red Bank. Call AT 1-0746-J with built-in arches and cushion inner light, continuous fiasb. Can be >yn-Street school, liminary viaits, estimates, and deliveries female, Good salary, five-day week, of your property, suggested ad with cost evenings, or RE 6*4416 from 0 to S.aouls. Priced from SOS and up, Call STTWlTli XtPPBITIn lining, slse «2 are free, Also lawns sown, rototllllng, coupe. In good condition, Phone KE steady, good condition, Apply Vin- will bs sent you. No obligation unless chronlzed with every camera. Alao fur 6-0481-R. Keep mor.ey, please return wallet. Re- O.J, Clayton. LO 6-1160-M. piece of four sables, reasonable, RE 6- lontc: also Cub and Scout suit, site 14, light tree moving and trimming. Loca- cent's Beauty Salon, 10 Linden pi,. Red accepted. Every ad reprinted free in 1 Herald Tribune's Farm Catalog, Address. Ward. XTTlStTlONt—We hava everything you 1414.J. Call RE e-lm-J." tion Colt's Neck, Mall R. D. 1, Free- 1041 CHRYSLER SARATOGA. PuTIJ Bank. equipped, A-l condition all around. Herald Tribune Farm Desk, 230 West LOST—Brown Boxer, female, with white need in the line of plumbing and heat- REFRIOKRATORS—Used. O. E., 18 cu. 35 LAYING^ HENS—Ten months old. hold. FR 8-0887-W-2. GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER for business markings on chest. Vicinity Oakland ing suttplloe< for the building or renovat- Crossca and New Hnmpshlres, Phone Price $996. Phone KE 6-H24-J or call people. Must be neat, honest and re- ft. with new unit, double door, $12fi; WATEK WELLS—You need the best nt 109 Ramsey ave.. Keansburg. 41st; st.. New York at,, Red Bank. Ploa«e call RE 6-0530-J. ing of your home. A large assortment Phllco, 7 cu. ft., excellent condition, MI 5-05S2. Cooper, Tyndall rd., Mld- and our modern machinery keeps the liable. Flvc-dny week, KOod'pay. Apply SIX-EIGHT-ROOM house wanted for of bathtubs, bailns, toilets and medicine $100: G, E, 7 eu, ft., good condition, dletown. , cost down. Pumps Installed and ser- 1950 OLDSMODILE "88" two-door le- only If interested In year around job. cabinets, kitchen ainks, featuring the fa- rent with option to buy. No coal MS. South Jersey Surgical Supply. RE viced. Get our estimate free. Call dan. Hydramatic, fully equipped. Ex- Write. "W. H. R.." Box 611. Red Bank. heat, AT 1-1794.R Saturday, Sunday mous Youngitovrn kitchens; gas, oil and 0-2614. APARTMENT GAS RANGE J3B, rec- American Drilling, 674 Branch ave., cellent condition, low mileage. Price YOUNG MAN—Part time, to drive truck. FOR SALE coal (Ircd heating lilants for steam heat, 81,825, Call RE 6-0159-M after 5;30 morning,* . ENGLISH SETTER pupplei,~fenfal•!,, IIBII™™ »fS" ' B W work. John Connelly. Phone RE 6- dren ' five-day week. No nights. Call ply Co.. Highway No. 86 at Headden'a BOY'S BtCYcCB. 2i-lnch. flood'W dcr blocks. RE 6-2620 after 6 P. M. RE 6-3437. Ask] for Magnolia.* supplies. National Lumber Co., Corner, Middtetown, One mile north of couch. RetiBonabie. KE 6-0882.R. Call dltlon. Price 120, KE• 7-8019. 16S7-W or RE 6-363.3-W. 1950 STUDEBAKBR Champion deluxe. MATURE WOMAN—Care for child sev- Red Dank. Pbone RE 6-3877. Open after 7 P. M. ernl days weekly. Available for oc- TYPIST ail DICTAPHONE operator South Seventh ave,, at the railroad. THREE.PfECB living room suite With A good buy, $1,150, One owner; 1949 wishes typing to do at home Neat, •vcnljga. TWO-PIECE MODERN living room suite, Plymouth, low mileage, clean, $996. casional over night atny. Own transpor- Phone LO 6-240O. $15. LO 6-4858-K,* sllpioveri, »8t. RE 6-1833-W. efliclent and fust service on all types SEW~WOOL At'GltAM. Hand made. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Phone AT 1-1620-W. tation desirable. References. Write, FIREF1.ACE WOOD—Bulk, stove and MAGIC GHEK gat itove, four burners "Mature Woman," Box fill, Red Bank.* of work. Call EA 3-0710-W. CARPETS AND RUGS by M»hawk, Al- be seen at tho Wool Shop next door 1935 FORD—In good running condition, EXPERIENCED YOUNG man would like furnace lenRthi. McGulre's Market, and oven, 142 Lexington ave., Knlr to Leildy's Market. Monmouth St. $45. Call HE 8.4218-M. MEN FOR LABORING. Working In •~~&aS!*^hA!!lljmmZ.m9A:.. kialee R, F. D. 1, Freehold. Phone evenings, t LUNCHEONETTE at 212 Front st, Red wood and odd John. Call RE 6-1846. work as linoleum layer, Call KE 6- Haven.* PORTABLE EASY SPIN DRY wanner. jEElTSTATiON WAGON, 28,000 miles. _nd Artloom In the newest colors, de- HO 0-80111. days HO 9-7233. WALNUT tlLT T01' table, oval pine Bank. Must sell on account of 111 0867-J.* elgns and fabrics ara now on display at Hardly uied. Holds two pounds, 130. health. Overdrive, radio, heater, new tires, slip YOUNG MAN WOULD like job as car- .Carpet Center, t Broad at. Red Bank. ANTIQUE WEDGWOOVEDG D and StalTord- table, brie-H>brae, Ltmogca, china. 5fi Call RE 6-34 62._ . . covers, etc. New condition throughout. ROUTE SALESMAN—For estab- shire, early American pattern, and cut Morris HVC.. Kcptuna City. Ncnr rt. SB," GOING BUSINESS—Fully equipped bur. penters helper. Call KB 6-0867-J.* (Second floor.) C. E. SUNLAMP S10, Frlgldaire 171i, Price $1,075. Phone SE 2-0079 for ap- lished laundry route. Contact glass: Crown Derby, Llmoscs, Minton, BEAN SPRAYER, model 48SS, mountrtl Engllshtown-Krechold rd.. Tcnncnt; polntment to inspect. WOMAN, WITH CHILD, desires per- PANTS—100% wool gabardine*; reiiu- Worcester and Vienna china: occasional tnble lamp, Iftwn mower $16, 2R-lneh 6H acre of ground, npple orchard, Donald's Lsundry, 44 Marlon st., manent housekeeping position. Other on G.M.C, truck. -JOO-irallon Unk, 25 hoy'- bike (15, andirons, bookcase, 19 1940 FOUR-DOOR SEDAN, Chevrolet, lar $14.96, salt price fV.BS; rayon chairs, vssec, many other miscellaneous h. p. enitine, 36 KHIIOIU per minute At chicken coops; six roomi and bathhouse. Red Bank, child preferred. Call RE 6-IS04-M.* gabardines J4.S6; all alles. Sacco'a piecespltces., lhonPhone REJ^B23JRE , FHIITIPM nve.. Oceanport.* Telephone Engllshtown 7-8822, Silver $275. (Jood condition. Inquire 25 i COO to 800 Ibi, pressure, cnulpped with Bank at.. Kcd Bank.' 6iCRiCH~nSCTRHmSfATE.f Good living Pants Shop. 20 West Front St.. RedPOST AND R'AIL fencing sold and 31248 7-gun spray mail, Sprayer pur< G. E SPINNER DRYER washing ma- Tavern. quarters. Essential, capable, sober. Bank. _ chine. Good condition, 196, Call RE 1040 FORlV TWO-DOOR sedan. Radio, MAN—To work on small dairy farm. erected Ho charge for estimates. Have chaied niw in 1918; Fretcott fruit clean- PET SHOP—In six-room house, located Phone Manasquan 7-3520-R.* HOSPITAL BEDS RENTED—Mew mod- some used nnd new second grade chest- er and grader. No. 125, with 1 h. p. elec- B-2180. . heater, good tires. Very clean con- Must understand operation modern ma- ern adjuatabl* hospital beda for rent. on Highway 34. Well started, won- dition. Original paint, - $250. RE 6-chinery. House supplied; J. H. -Rue.TYPING DONE AT HOME. Evenings nut rail. f.Oc, UK 6-4148-R-i. tric motor; Buckeye 6* fertiliser drill; WHITNEY WHITE birch crib with mat- derful opportunity for growing business. ~ stenography and/or typing out. RE Mew and used beds tor sale, Call RE NonParlel 8' lime drill; WcBtlnghoiiac 4690-J after 5 P. M. Ml 5-0194-J.' BABY TURKEYS available Tn final tress. In good condition, 110, Phone Merrlck'a Blnl House. HO 11-8654. 6-3W.J.* 6-2814, ask for "Patient Service." Frea qunntltics. Saturdays nnd Sundays. heavy duty 1 h, P, electric motor; Toro RB 6-3290. 1949 SUPER DYNAFLOW Buick, four- delivery, Sctuth Jersey Surgical Supply* power Iiwnmower, 17-inch cut, Brlffgi SUPERETTE—Groceries, mennts and tloor sedan, low milcnge, radio, hent- GARDENER—Full time, all yenr. WILLING TO take cara of children for 83 East Front at., Red Bank. Share Turkey Hatchery, Campbell's Junc- vegetables. Grots 1100,000 yearly. tion. nJtVKEJlfiOT ft Straton mctnet liny tedder, Mnaiey 75 BAGS 01' POTATOES. Alto hay cr: A-l condition. Phone RE 6-1283 Salary open. .Write, P. O, Box working mother, ages two to nve, Harrii: tractor tire, new, 7.50x22; Dear- and straw, baled. Call HI 0-7704 Location Rt>H Bank area. Long lease. No nftcr S P. M, from 8 to 5, fiva days A week. RB 6- MERKICKS BIRD HOUSE—Baby Parra- 651, Red Bank, giving compute de. born iwacprake for Ford tractor: Dear- nfter 4 P. M. brokers. Write, "Owner," Box 511, Red 1939 Buick Special four, 2076.J.' _ _._: keete, canaries, deep orange and frost- born eordwood saw for Kord tractor; tails and references. LANDSCAPING, HARDENING. Has own ed pink. In full song, cages and sup. (iUINEA PIGS—Call RE f-1159-W." door sedan. Completely overhauled. ChalUnser oil burner with thermostat. MEAT MARKET FOR SALE. Active re- See it at Kelly's Atlantic Service Sta- 'ooli. RE 6-4935-R. Call after 6 P. M. plies. Ona black male Cocker, AKC Rebuilt by manufacturer. Will heat up SIX-PIECE, NEW mahogany bedroom tall meat market with all equipment. reflitered Clciled Tuesdays, Highway tion, West Front St., and Maple &ve.. GTRCENER WANTS work. Private es- to n!ne*room houne; 2S maple 12-foot set; four bleached wood tables, con- Thong AT 1-1700. ext. 27. Red Bank * • ' MACHINIST—With some maintenance tate. Experienced In all lines. State 34. HO 8-66M. 3x7, tongue and groove boardi; 3fi maple sisting of cofTce table, two end tables .WHEEL CHAIRS RENTED—New deluxe EUNCHKOOM Foil SALE—Oil Shrcws- 1950 PONTIAO UH1EFTAIN green four- experler.ee, Must be able to operate particulars. Write, "Gardener," Box 611, chroma wheel chaira for rent, Reaaon- VARIASEE SPEED MOTOR drive. Ifl-foot 3x5, tongue nnd groove boards; and k-rr>n leather step table. AT 1-2272. bury nve Fireproof building. Dimen- lathe, Miller, etc. Good pay for right Red Rank.* 60 6-foot steel fence poiti, new and door sedan. Radio, heater, slipcovers. man. Steady, year .around job. Con- 1 sible. New and used chBlra for sale. Call equipped with 5 If, P. phase motor. ADDING MACHINE—Lnte model, office sions 24x30 feet, Has two lavatories, GIPHII. excellent condition. Cnll after INFANT'S NURSE—Tak. newborn baby RE 6-2614. aak for "Patient Service," Speed. 380 to l.tOO RPM. Drive pulley used I 1&7 new locust fence potts, 7-foot, Land 150-foot frontage by 200-fect deep. venient transportation. Creat Silver Co., direct from hospital, co-operative, re- 4-hoie, taffed 8sft Inches; 83 new locust size, Underwood typewriter, Small li P. M,.RH 6--IJS Free delivery. South Jartey Surgical 10-Inch diamenler, with three VEE belt filet; gum tape machines, 'Wrapping For further information, phone EA 3- 31 Main St.. Mttawan. MA 1-1174. fined, temporary only. Own ear. Doctor's fence poits, 7-foot 4x4 Inches nnd 3x5 OI06-R-2 ' 1946. FOUR-WHEEL drive Jeep. Good Supply, »» East Front it.. Red Bank. Rrooyes. Price SSOO. Communication paper, small desks, catalogue ntes. type- condition. Cnll KE 7-2938-W. Call nnd private references. RE 6-1414-J.* !rfer Products Company, Inc., Marlboro, FR inches; ladders. 14', 16', 20', 22'; elec- YOUNG MAN—To learn printing PHAIKIRS SHAKY?—For reasonable and tric brooder, 260-chick capacity; kerosene writer table. Other items. SE 2-0079. MODERN FANCY GROCERY — Long after 6 P. M.* ______YOUNG WOMAN would like day's work faat furniture reftntshing. Pick up and 8-1880, L." ' brooder, 660-ehtek capacity; one-horse established business catering to select 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88, Tudor, whltewall trade; Must ba 18 yean or ovtr, or part-time taking cara of children, •delivery. R. J. Doeiger. TtE 6-2728. OVERHEAD TANK assembly. Recently trade, Hare opportunity. Completely erected, consisting of four heavy wall cultivators; one-horse plows;, picking tires, low mileage, Good condition. Inquire Red Bank Register, Ask jly« days a week. RE 6-0748-H.* ITIRES—RETREADINGIRES—RETREADING, vulcanising our baskets; Pennn, ptcfclng bass, four range stocked and equipped. Grossing better WOULD LIKE TO board child by the tanka of l.SOO.trallon capacity each, BUSINESS NOTICES than $80,000, Low rent, Inng lease. Ask- Must tell. Reasonable. Gall KE 6-1880. for Mr, Van Brunt.' ipaclalty, Your ear tied up only IB mounted on well designed steel structure houses, new, SxS-foot, on skids; electric 1937 PACKARD SEDAN, New battery, day or week for working mothers. mlInutei to put loanera on whSle we re- Incubator, 100-egg capacity. R, tl. Rex, ing $10,500. Consider offers. Rolston reasonably. For further Information, providing elevation of about 20 feet. Waterbury, Realtor and Insurer, 16 West heater. Good running condition, RU «acalp your 'irel. No charge for loaner Can be disassembled and moved to an- Qlend«l« Farm, Keyport-Holmdel rd., SPECIALIZING IN mason work and plas- 1-1421-W.- STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, — Excellent call RE 6-0807-J.' ' •' •arvlei, Mount Tire Service. IS Whit' tering; patchwork, No job too large Front »t. RE 6-3500.• B other location. Ideal for storing and opportunity for capable young woman COLORED MOTHER of two, wants chit- »t Hl< »"J'- "Ph""' RE 6-0484. Hatlet. Phone KE 7-3486-M. or too small. John Donato, Jr.. phone ED StJLLIVAN "Safe Buy" specials; gravity feed'nf oil or chemicals. Com- RE 6-52MI. RESTAURANT FOR RENT. Fully 1949 Mcroury four-door sport sedan, In traffic nnd shipping department of in- dren to care for In her own home. A GUT FOR EVERY occasion. Pottery, munication Producta Company, Inc., VICTORIAN FINGER-CARVED open arm equipped. Best location In Red Bank. radio, heater, overdrive, low mileage. dustrial concern. Experience with bills Clean, pleasant surroundings, 119 Cherry copper, brasi and wrought Iron nov- Marlboro FR 8-1880. gent's chairs, rockers, love scats, hank- CHAIR CANING and rush work. WIN No Investment, one month's rent in ad- $1,395; also 1949 Mercury club coupe of lading and miscellaneous orders pre- St.. Ked Bank.* •ttiea. Honey Bco Flowers, 464 Broad A~UTO'RAblOS-Motorola14*1—IJ-'Ws.iu-1 ja " SV'B' •- • ^ , 1862, for all Ing lamp with prisms, brass tea kettle. ltur Ivlns, 10 West Sunset ave. Phone vance. Lease If desired. Owner old, ill,and 1950 Mercury sedan; 1950 Ford ferred. Light stenography required. Ap- LICENSED PRACTICAL nurse available, lit Phone RE 6-4020. types of cars, $49.96. Shrewsbury Antique Shop, (Main St., next Port Mon- RE 6-4388-R. must sacrlflce. Call RE 6-9783, custom Fordor, excellent condition, $1,- ply in person. Video Products Corp., 42 8 or 12-hour duty, day or night, Phone ROYAL, REMINGTON, Underwood and Radio & Television, Inc., 1070 Ocean mouth fire house), daily. Sundays.* CESSPOOLS cleaned and built! septic 850. Open all day Saturdays, English West St., Red Bank. L. 0. Smith typewriters, low as J29.60. tanks cleaned and Installed, drain, in- »n. Sea Bright. SE 2.(1101. MODERN, ALL-PUKPOSB mowers. Motors. 84 Maple nve. RE 6-454S WOMAN—For loda fountain. 21 Main DESIGNER, DRAFTSMAN, Grad, struc, Reconditioned; guaranteed. Seroleo's, Lawnmowtr, weedcutter, and trimmer stalled. Phone any time day or night, 108 Monmouth it. Phone RE 6.0486. RU 1-0749. Harvey G. Tllton, 2 Bruce BOATS FHAZEIl 1049 deluxe sedan. Overdrive, st.. Eatontown. Rontp's Confectionery. engr, Shop and Held experience. Some FERTILIZER — Dayton guaranteed In one "easy-to-handle" unit. New, uiedt radio, heater, whltewall tires, low mile- mechnntcal experience. LO 6-4067-M.* 13" to 23" cut, 1 h. p. to 6 h, p. tn- Pi. Rumaon. . fertillten, Available at Fred D. age. Call AT 1-2092. YOUNG LADY-^For position as DISCONTINUED waahable and sun- glnti. SB 2-0079 or RE 6-4700, any IN RED BANKT—Span Craft Studios, 28-FOOT PEDERSEN CRUISER—1948 WikonT Co., Rid Bank, Lawes Coal tl picture framing; oil paintings, etch- r»sTTMTJoB¥lnfO" sewing teacher, saleslady. Prefer fait wall papers for every room In umB. — , Chrysler Royal marine ongino; sleeps »sTTMTJoB¥lnfODOtt sedan. Good Co., Shrewsbury, Telephone Mon- ings And engravings restored; full-size three, fuam rubber cushions; toilet, gal- tlrc3. Best offer. Phono RE 6-2024. someons with sewing background. FOR EXCHANGE your homa. Vatue to $12.SO, now TWO BEAM SCALES. 2,000 pounds ca- frameless mantel mirrors, wtndow val- 1940 PLYMOUTH IWe-paasenRer coupe. mouth Junction 7*4011, pnclty each. Also Kdiphonc voice re- ley: fully aqulppcd; excellent boat for Permanent position. Five dayi a .3.98 for 10 single rolls. Klarln's ances lawn signs, framed mirrors. 37 cruising or flahlng, RE 6-2298. . Best offer. Call RE 6.3649-J. WILL EXCHANGE Bersan county, Hack- corder. Phone RE 6-2620 after fi P. M. East Front it. Phone RE 6-8996. week. All henents. Apply manager. ensack, New Jersey buxlneis or light Palnta and Wallpapers, 26 Mon- HSUSElidLb fiOOiJS—Furniture, rofrfif- 26-FOOT SEDAN cabin cruiser, good 1950 OLDSMOrJTCE "98"' rfour-door sc- PLANET JB. TRACTOR, 2(4 H7P., with AUTO RADIOS—Sale's, service, fexpert dnn. Full deluxe equipment. Excellent Singer Sewing. Machine Co., 60 Industrial property, valued 122.000, for mouth street. era tor, Thor combination dish and running conditipn, Chrysler Crown 115 Income property or modtrn home In plow, disc and cultivator. Practically clothes washlnr machine: space oil repairing 28 years' experience. Mobile horsepower. Very reasonable for quick condition. Phone LO 6-4088-J. Broad it.. Red Bank, w^ Reasonable. MA 1-I7»8-W. 1046 PACK ABU CLIPPER. Well eared •hoys Area, South Jemy. Wrltt, 3, J. WOOD — Fireplace, stove, kindling. burner. RCA FM-AM high fidelity radio- Radta-Televlilon Service. E. E, Catllle, sale. Phone RB 6-480S-M, or RE 6- Duffy, 61 Henry avc., Fallisdii Park, Chatlss K. Wilson's wood yard, 10 FRIGTDAIRE ELECTRIC range, slightly phonograph, Rotary lawn mower, power 65 West St., Red Bank. Phone RE 6- 0800. for. Radio and heater. Body and mo- used, excellent condition, May be seen SEAMAN SKIFF—14-foot tunnel stern, tor line Four good tires, plus sparr, SERVICE STATION HELPER and car Patch St.. New Boro Shrewsbury. Phone saw, drill prtsi, miscellaneous items*, SE $825 or best offer, RE 6.3649-M af- ATTRACTIVE FOUR-ROOM FSncK BE 6-1-1846" . at 281 Grant ave., Entontown, or £A 2-0079. FLOOR WAXING. Call RE (-2478. Su- with Wisconsin engine; 12-foot Barnc- J washer. Phil Waldman's Gulf Ser- tcr 6 P. M. vice, Mapia ave, and West Front st, house on rivtr, Dockage for 76-foot ORCHARD SPRAYER, Model Bean Roy- 8-0880. DINING ROOM FURNITURE, oak, re- perlor Floor Waxing Co, Private gat rowing Garvcy with 5 h, p. Evinrude HOUSE TRAILER—1962 model,'26-foot factory table, I7fi for ten pieces, or homes nur specialty. motor. Both in perfect condltton.' in- 1936 DODGE 1'OltDOR. Good motor, RE 6-0723. yacht. Fine panelli.fi:. two bedroomi, two al, 16 gallons a minute pump, 400- baths, oil burner; hot water heat. Arc- ffallon steel tank, power take on*, dual Elcar. Completely equipped. Mrs. will sell In part. Upholstered living JOSEPH MANNS, maion and plasterer. spect at 666 Ocenn avc, Sea Bright. Bxcellont tires. Reliable transportation. STEADY MAID—No tlecp In. Call RE Gerard, Van's Trailer Park, Eatontown. room chair, five-foot screen, two 9x12 No Job too imall or large. '168 Lin- Phone SE 2-0070. RB 6-0715-M.' tilace: attached garage. Will accept lubber tires 14x7, Fully equipped, WM- 6-553S. aultablo motnrboat or part payment, BaU 11am M. Ackerson, Hatlet. KB 7-0541-R. EA 3.045J-J. flbf rugs. nE 8-1758 coln it., R, F, D. Mlddletown. Phone CHEVROLET. 1940, good transportation ROWBOAT—12-foot, with Flmstone ollt- GENERAL HOUSEWORKBR— Live In, anc« on terms. Phone SB 2-0291, ONE-TON EXPRESS BODY, steel, 4 feet WE SELL OUR TIME In preparing In- KODAK—-Retina model Zenar F-3, 6FRE 6.3981-W. . board motor, 31& h, p, Both in good to work. RE 6-5226-W.' come tax returni. An early filing with case, Practically new, $45, RU ahape and yours for'$85. RE 6-8018-J.* PONTIAC, 1047. eight-cylinder. Excel good pny and time. off. Other help. wide. I feet long, IS Inches high. Must be* fond ot children. References. Jamei H. Ackarson. Haxltt. KE 1-0U1.R. means an early refund, 188 Weit Front UU86-V/ 14-HOUR SERVICE on tht ttval* o< lent condition. Best olTer, RB 6- it., Red Bunk. John DIFIorP.* 26-FOOT ELCO CRUISER, 1948 gray, B226-W/ Call RE 6-1545. ROOMS HAY—Light mixed. William M™Ack- BABY TURKEYS—Two and three weeks radios and electrical appliances* sleep four,.Excellent condltton. Many eraon, Haalet. KE 7-0E4I-R. TOO VERY GOOD gas stoves, (39 each: old. Broad Breasted Bronte Pullorum We call for and deliver. Harold's extras, Fanwood 2-6035 or Market 3- INTERNATIONAL TRUCK, $80, RE 6- GARDENER—Do you understand flower New bed, spring and mattress for this clean, Monmouth Hatchery, Mills ave., 2822. gardens? Can you handle tractor, al- WOOD—114 cords. Clear locust, aea- week only, for $39. At Swarta Vitrnl. Radio and Electrlo Shop, 18 Weit 2216. M. J. Hamilton. 58 MAPLE AVE.—Furnished rooms: ona soncd two years, two-foot fireplace Port Monmouth. KE B.0874-M. 1030 CADILLAC, model; 61, four-door, so mowing machine? If you know your of Rod Bank's most convenient loca- turp, Highway 36. Opposite Mlddletown COCKER SPANIEL puppies, AKC res- Front it., Red Bank, Phone RE 6- 16-FOOT LAPSTRAKB SKIFF. 6-foot, black sedan, whit* Wall ttrtt, fully job and want steady work on private lengths, »3S delivered. RE 6.4618-M. Fire Co. RE 6-3218, Open every eve- 6*lnch beam. 7J6 h. p. Mercury motor. place, good pay, writi>, stating exper- tloils. Call RE 6-1684. Mrs. Dowstra. _«£_ KNACE—Lenno& x winter air condition Iitered, excellent prdigree, f\n« dlspo- 2744. equipped. Phone MA 1-2335 from S TW(5—POEFISHfE—bedrooms,—wTtH nlng until a P. M. ' altlon, Inqulrt at Gll'i Prlve-ln. 9*4 Both In excellent condition Will sell to 9 P. M. ience, references to "H, H.," Box 611, Ins unit. Adjusted for bottle gas. Can togither or separately. KE 7-0556.W. Red Bank. kitchen privileges, .Inquire after 6 ba converted to natural or mixed gas. TABLE SCRATCHED"?—For reasonable Highway, half w*y between Freehold and MAKE OLD FLOORS look like new. Rent VISIT THE USED car lot of the factory P. 11,, 276 Mecbanle it., Rad Bank, "Will heat average four or five-room and fast furniture reflnlshing, Plek up Lakewood our high-speed floor sander and edger. authorised Buick dealer and inspect Phone RE 6-1274. and delivery. Call It, J, Doelger, RE CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES; Small brcrd, Low rates. Engler LuriSir Co,, phone the qilnllly used cars on display, Among TRUCK DRIVER—Light delivery. house, Excellent condition, Price 8100. 6.2728, THE MARYLAND—Hoarding for elderly Phone RU 1-0521.• ' AKC, TeRlsttred, tnnculatrn, wormed. KE 8-Q005. WANTED those cars conditioned tor Immediate de- Year around, 6',4-day week. Apply or business people. Very large nicely VWOULD LIKE to Inform all my frlenda EAST HOUSE ANTIQUES—Pine furnl- Will hold to Easter. Moim. KB e-1489. ELEGtTiiO MOTOR rebuilding is our livery ace 104S Bulek four-door sedan, In person* South Jersey Surgjcal furnished rooms In cintar of the town. ture, dron leaf tablt. blanket chest, Ai.fAl.FA HAY—Second and third cut- business. Call us for aulok service. 1040 Mercury club coupe, 1047 Chev- and clients thlt 1 am preparing In- cupboard, table *nd hanging lamps, HIGHEST PRICES for your ehlnawarc, rolet sport coupo, 1046 Oldimoblle sedan Supply Co,, 33 East Front it., Red RE 6-0218. eoma tax return! at 121 West Front it., tlni. Ask tor J. II. Sutthln, lion Douglas Electrlo Co., SB East Front It,, glassware, nntiuusi, fine linens, furni- FURNISHED ONE-ROOM apartment china, feints, etc, East rd,, Belford, KE Broo> Farm. HO 0-7491.' coupe, 1030 Plymouth four-door sedan. Bank. Red Sank, Long, short and business 6.Q684.J. Red Bank. Phone RE 6.0128. ture, lamps, statues, illvorwara. brlc-a- (Finance terms arranged. DoRlddsr Buick, with kl chen privileges, * Pleasant sur- forms. Don't wait for the last minute. LEONARD ELECTRIC rcfrllterator, with EXPERT! SAKPTFT laying, repairing, brac, paintings jewelry. Call me for one Inc., 163 Monmouth St., Bed Bank. roundings, Must havo car, Rtferencei Coma now I John UlFlore.* GARDEN TRACTOH—Equipped with separate compressor, imrcelnin inside fringing, binding and renovating. snow plows, cultivator, sickle bar* piece or many. RE 6-8238. EXPERIENCED TREE MEN—Phone RU required, _ RE 6-1318-R-l. BEAUTIFUL BABY URAND piano, Soh- •nd out, RE 8-2450-R between 5 and Peicy Gray, 45 Waverly pi., Rad Bank. ANTIQUES — Heat prices paid! china, 1-0328. . ' ONE BLOCK OFF Broad it. Single Alex Von Der Becki garage, Eatontown. 7 V. M. Phone RE 6.8226. mar. Very good condition, Call Strnrta EA 3.0633.J. glassware, pictures, statues. Jewelry, ' rooms, clean, warm and comfortable. Furniture Highway 85, Opposite Mid- ALFALFA AND MIXED HAY: Plnnet PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, 35 lamps, old revolvers, sliver, nne furni- HELP WANTED SALESMAN—If you have a following Reasonable rate. Gentlemen preferred. RE dletown Fire Co, RE 6-821!, Open FOUR PUPS—Fox Terriers, black and Jr. No, 4 seed drill I endgate lime and yeari experience In metropolitan area. In the new car dealer field and know white, brown and white. Call eve- ture. Monmouth county books, maps* esaae-saaaa . • avery evening until 8 P. M. fertliltn drill. Joseph Oullck. MI 5- Interior and exterior ' work, plastering Oilman, 82 Spring st. RE 6-0148.M. tha contracting trad« In Monmouth and nings, 5 P, M, or after, 146 Monmouth ROBERTS EMPLOYMENT Agency, 77 Ocean counties, aro sober. Induitrlous FAIR HAVEN—Maple room, three win- THREE ROOMS FURNITURTITI E left to sell 1 0892-J. ' and glazing. Raphael Salas, 80 Shrews* at. v 1 OLD FURNITURE, antiques, china, Broad at, RE 6-1805, Commercial, and reliable, we hava an opening In our . dowi, oil burner heat, One block from on conslcnment. Very good con- FEED, FEED, FEED—C, L, V quality, *""'L_* *y Hlghl'"' '. Phone HI 8.1421. 0 BE SINGER PORTABLE sewing machine, glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brnc. aonrostic, hotel and restaurant, Florence organisation for you. Call RE 6-4932.* •Hlf'—*?• --X *'' .^l* "" _ 6-4985-R. dition, 11181 was originally tiOO. Call Nona better. Starter mash IS.25. lay- (TENERAI. CONTRACTOR and cesspools Immediate eash for anything and every- L. Kclleher,_prop. LOVELY STUDIO ROOM for a business at Swartt Furniture, Highway SB, Op- Ilka new, |B0| National cash register, Ing 15.10, xrower 15, dairy feed *4.S0, cleaned; carting and grading, top thing. Ktiicll's 25 East Front it,, phone (3ARDENER AND HANDYMAN, Mint Into model, gun metal finish, sacrifice, STENOGRAPHER for law office. Legal Person. Conveniently located, River posite Mlddletown Fire Co, 1!B 6-8213. hoi ration I4.se, horse feed t4.S0. Dan soil, manure, fill dirt, cinders gravel and "E «U98 drive automobile, Gall In person for rd,, ' InformationInformatlo . RE 8-0894-J. Onrn fVfry evrnlng until I, 11.5, Will decent old rrglatrr nnd cash. exehanite baili, Hanet & D«vli. phone 1 experience nol neoessnry. Inquire Kliu. •and. Eitlmatei given. Phone HE 6- flANOS-r.lG.IB31 prices Hald, IT. Interview, John 'Ionian, The Larches, 65 COMFORTABLE AS i-3037, HE H-OIOII.' 14(4, Oicar Bicker, 47 Second it,, Fair sky, Grav and Klatlky, 3 Eait Front Hanod rd,, Fair Haven, between 12-3 IMPORTABLE—Sunny room, in pri- Tomer, 806 Main it., Lakewood, Phone at, BE 6.3800. vate home, Quiet residential section. BAL OP EXCESS furniture from JOflNSON OUTBOARD motor and 14-FERTIliIZER—For lawn or Harden. A Haven • P. M,, Sunday, March 9th. toot rouboat, MS, After 6 P, M., MI LA 62lfo WE PREFER WOMEN between 45 and Near all bin lines, Stall shower, 60 estate.. Grandfather's clock, plant food for nny purpose, nt a, ACTl—II to 1180 caih for sewing ma- R. N, FOR SMALL nursing home, In Peters pi, Red Bank. S-0168.' price you can afford. Lime loo, Hancc IRON RAlLlNdS for porchn, italr- 60 years of age, Ouri Is « business carved toy chest, Trench engrav- chines; also typewriters, adders, files, where a few crctra years it an asttt. full charga. Good pay to right party. ROOMS FOR RENT—Day, week, month. MAHOUANY WEINMAN .tahles, one fc DavU. Phone RB 8-aioa,' ways, «to, Mide to ordir by Sit- ings, painted bookcases, Chinese drum and pair end tables. Excellent desks, sates, register., rugi, pianos, to Write, "Asiet," Box 811, Red Bank. For Information, call AT 1.0440. Atlantic Hotel, Inc, Fair Haven rd., 60fA AM) SlVt CHAlRTiiofa, red dort Company, <4 years at t Weit $300, Call AS li-SOBT. Reverse, charges, Pair llnvrn. ______floor lamp, euiglaii objects, Chinese condition | Wear.Evtr itroller, ona year ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES and moth- KITCHEN MAN — Apply Monmouth matrlasse, down lilted cushions, club day orjvenlng,^ ^_ FAIR HKVETP^Doubli bedroom and ol-J»-.»d I f»REM !•B.II78.W* sis 0* ff* ,i 7I w2 Hardin •nd iigtlly blm wn.Uh wll bt lul vilorim (tin ito psy laid bondi Utenit thsrtoni,, without llmltttlo nil or tmounti NATIONAL8T0RI...47 Bwid-8t.,. REdB««k 6-2680 AMV 19, SHINK, Rorouih Cltt: b jC ' RED BANK BEGISTER, MARCH 6,1952 Page Eleven turned last week from a vacation In Sea Bright another car on a curve. William Dewysockie Acquitted Little Silver Florida. More Motorists Fined Loiters of Camp Evinj paid an $8 Of Larceny Charge Girl Scout troop 24 began 1U fine for driving too close behind Residents hero are asked for full swimming . program today In the Local school pupiii who had per- For Traffic Violations another car. KEANSBURG—Magistrate Ed- fect attendance records for the while they last woperation to make Saturday's Y.M.C.A. at Asbury Park. ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - Mag- ward F. Ambrose Monday night >orough-wlde Civil Defense survey the Brownie troop met Tuesday month of February wero, pre-flrst, HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE found Lawrence DewysocH'6 °' first and second grades, Barbara istrate Stanley Stllwell disposed of success. There will be 20 scouts afternoon in the Sunday-school several motor vehicle cases in court An upstairs bedroom of the home Compton avc, West Keansburg, not assisting Jay Berger, CO. director, room of Embury Methodist church, Faclton, Marie Johnston, Frances guilty of the theft of furniture al- Layton, Valerie Will and James last wtek. Murray Flshman of Red at 76 West Sunset ave., Red Bank, A FABULOUS STYLE and members of the council in vis- members making string holders. Bank was fined J18 for speeding; was slightly damaged by fire, which leged In a complaint lodged by Rex ting every house to distribute of- The annual ham dinner prepared Perrine; third and fourth grades, Sterling of Navesink avc, Atlantic Beverly Fowler, Robert Hartwiek, Otto E. Oricr, Asbury Park, J13; according to police, resulted from Icial warning cards and defense in- and served by the men of St. John's John P. Keegan, Jersey City, $10, a short circuit Friday night. The AT A FANTASTIC $7.50 SAVING! Hlghlanda> owner of a house on tructions. A round-up of scouts iplacopal chapel last Saturday Michael Nelson, Sheldon Nelson, Morningside avc, here, Peter Perrine, Robert Roger* and and Edward W. Harbert, Matawan, house l« owned by Warren Olator ind volunteer workers will be held night was a financial success, 12S $8. and occupied by Kenneth Taylor. Mr. Sterling charged that Mr, Saturday at 8:30 a. m. at the bor- dinners being served. Success of Frederick Tharln; fifth and sixth gntdforADRIENNECORRI-apptiirlngln "THE RIVER" grades, Robert Lovgrcn, Michael Malcolm Ray Heyland of Fort The blaze was extinguished by local- Dewysockie took .some furniture lugh hall. the affair was aided by the co-opor- firemen in about 20 minutes. A KtnmlH MitlJawnty prut nfaffon from the house, In which he was a Mrs. Harold Blrchenough and ation of Councilman Charles W. /anDoeren, Erik Woods, William Monmouth was lined $8 for passing tenant, when he moved, The mag- Mrs. Frod Haines of Fair Haven Stephens, street committee chair; Jrummond, Thomas Garland, Pa- istrate aaid that he could not find spent last Thursday In Newark, man; and Orlando P. WttrdonY street rlola Philer, Margaret Voorhees, Intent dt larceny. Mrs. William Wolf has returned superintendent, who cleared the Jacqueline Swtnson and Joy West, ROYAL LEAF PIN The driver's license of Frank C. 'rom a vacation In. St. Augustine, area near the church so that pa- and seventh and eighth grades, Ralmo of Jersey City was revoked Fla, She resides with her daughter, trons could park; Committee' were Thomas Rogers Billy Rock; Michael! BED WETTING set with a 30 days by Mr. Ambrose, who also Mre, Robert Cabeen. table and dining room', George Best, Leonard Charnak, Stanley' levied $14 in fines and coats for two Robert Wallace, son of Mr. and SafTa; dlssh, Robert Cabeen; food Fowler, Thomas LaFare, Jacqueline ' motor vehicle violations, Raimo Mrs, Clark Wallace, hud an emer- preparation, G. Douglass Parker; Johnson and Elaine Welch, GENUINE CULTURED paid $12 for throwing firecrackers gency appendectomy last week. salad and dessert, Francis Bates; Members of the third and fourth STOPPED from a car and $2. for not having Jules Dlstel, wH» Is employed by tickets, Ed Ward Mlohel;. awards, grades will present a variety show NEW PROVEN METHOD PEARL mad* to Mil (o. «M the car's registration in hi* pos- Ulied Chemical company In Ash- A very Giles, Adwards went to'Mrs. under the direction of Mrs, Ray- session. and, Ky., flew home for the -week' Walter Grub, basket of,'fruit from mond Hellker today at 3:15 p. m. at ind on an American Airlines Con- Davidson's,' Mrs. Teresa" Healler, the meeting of the Home and No Drugs Shrewsbury vair to visit his parents, Mr. and: umbrella stand from Little Silver School association. The show will Hardware; Charles LeMaleter, si- b» repeated tomorrow at 8 p. m. at' with tin pgrehaw Mrs, Jules A, Dlstel, , ' . Local police have been ordered The American Home department lent butler from Community Hard- the school for the benefit of those ofaKrtliltr to begin issuing summonses Mar. parents unablt to be present this Approved by Doctor* wotchbond if the Woman's club. met. Monday ware. Others who helped with the IB to dog owners who have not ob- it the home of Mrs. Harry Koch, dinner included Rev. Theodore B. fternoon. tained dog licenses by that date, vlth Mrs. C. V. Jones as co-hostess. A, LeVan, William Firth, WIlHam 'Jeanne Altman, daughter of Mr. I A NEW DRY WORLD FOR YOUR CHILD 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart VanVllet Scrap books were made for a school Firth', Jr.; Arthur- Grandjeari, Henry, and. Mrs, Edgar Altman of New > will leave Saturday for a month's in New Delhi, India, • Present were S, Germond, Stanley Parker, Daniel St., was conflned to her home sev-1 vacation in Florida. During Mrs. Mrs. J. A. Inwrlght, Mrs. Fred V. Welgand, Walter Bowker, Charles iral days this week, I For Information and Local Representative VanV]let's absence, her duties as Morris, Jr., Mrs. Charles Brasc- Gartner and Robert Sickle. MLSB Louise Layton of Beach St., I borough clerk will be assumed by neld, Mrs. Fred A. Ellison, Mrs, Mr, and Mrs. Willard Elliott of returned home Friday from Eglln CALL SPRING LAKE 2-6044 Tax Collector Isabel Parker, Broad Stanley Barrow, Mrs. David Wood, Maplcwood were week-end visitors Air Force base, Fla,, where she has Or Drop a Postcard to at. Mrs. Edward F. Elbert, Mrs. Alice of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Dennis, been employed th« past several /(re/s/er Councilman Harold McCormlck is Knef, ML«s Ella King, Mrs. William Rumson rd, months, 0F showing marked improvement from Rcsslatul, Mrs. Gertrude Good- A canasta party for the benefit Robert Davles, son of Mrs. Jos- his recent illness. speed, Mrs. Carey Carhart,' Mrs. of I Tappa Kag was,hold a week iph Davles of Sea Bright, formerly ENURTONE CO. Try to match thlil Buy cither btoullful new Mr. and Mrs. Bernard White and Lbrctta Hclpln,' Mrs. Wiillam WHey, ago Saturday night at tho homo of if this place, who recently enlisted N Y ohlldren Pamela and Jeff have re- Mrs. Gertrude Davis, Mrs. Lucy Mr. and Mrs, Warren Herbert. n the U. S. Navy, Is undergoing Kreliler watchbond, and gtt thli glam- turned from Florida whore they :vins, Mrs. W. L. Seibert, Mrs. H. •ecrult training at the U. S. Naval 21 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y. Prize* were won by Mrs. Evelyn Telephone: MUrray Hill 4-4424 - eroui pin, with fl gtnuln* cultured . have been vacationing. Jackson and Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Leroy West, Howard raining center, Balnbridge, Md. Mr. and Mrs, Beverlcy Burnham Throne. The executive board will Springsteen and William Skldmore. Local persons attending a aur- Offices In Detroit, Los Angelcn, Cleveland and aU principal cltle*. . : .. peorl for only %\ of Montdalr were guests Sunday meet Tuesday at 10 a. m. in the Refreshments were served. Others irlse birthday party Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Carman at clubhouso. The next meeting will present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. n honor of Edward Johnson of the March meeting of the Listen-to be Wednesday, sponsored by tho Ayers, Mr. West, Mrs. Springsteen, Waterman ave., Rumson, wore Mr. Me club at the hemo of tho club Arts and Crafts department, Mrs. and Mrs, Andrew Johnson, Mr, and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dlsbrow, Mr. president , Durand VanDoren of Ralph Little will speak on stencil- and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Johnson, Mr, and Mrs. South Orange. The original liter- Ing trays. Eve King, vocalist, ac- MM. WI11U Smith, Mrs. William Victor Perottl, Jr., Miss Virginia JEWELERS ary program was in charge of Ag- companied by Mildred Jones, will Skldmore, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Johnson, and William Johnson, nes Sligh Turnbull, author of "The present a musical program, A del- Taylor, Mrs. Perry Smith, Miss Burgess Emmons of Church st. 72 Broad St. 209 Broadway Bishop's Mantle" whose new book, egation from the club will attend Julia Parker, Douglas and Stanley a medical patient at Rlverview Red Bank Long Branch "Gown of Glory," soon will be pub- the music festival tomorrow at Parker, Francis Bates, Raymond hospital whore he was taken Sun- lished. Voorhees chapel, New Brunswick. Smith and Joyce Herbert. day night. He Is employed at Fow- The playground committee of the Mrs. Walter Bowker, chairman of Tonight is the deadline for regis- ler's hardware store, Ocean uve. We are (jlad that Parent-Teacher association has not he Red Cross drive here, yesterday tration of voters for the, April 15 The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist authorized anyone to make house- laid that Mrs. James Warwick of primary election. As a convenience hurch netted almost $300 last week Mr. uud Mrs. ildward W. Jensen to-house solicitations, according to Prospect ave. has been named, as a to residents, Borough Clerk Fred n its' church supper, The group Mrs .Harry Nachmlus, committee substitute for volunteer worker Mrs. L. Ayers will be at the borough hall Is planning another supper to be and their two sons chairman, If the committee decides Donald E. Lawes for the Markham tonight from 7 to 9 for tho pur. hold this month. The date will be hauo hour/lita now house tit Applebrook Farm. on such collections, Mrs. Nachmius pi. area. Mrs. Lawcs' daughter, pose of registering voters., announced later. Mrs. Stephanie said, notice will bo given in advance Barbara, is a patient in Monmouth Swenson and Mrs. Lillian West are For ice sincerely believe that it is Does Your and collectors will have proper Memorial hospital. She suffered a in charge. one of the finest places in all the state Potato Growers to Vote New officers of the Upperclass- credentials, f ractur'ed leg Feb. 22 In the Poconos to Mrs, Lyman B. Lock-wood of while tobogganing. Of the cam- On Marketing Program men's club at the Sea Bright school briiii/ up your children. ShadoWbrook rd. Is confined to paign, Mrs. Bowker said that are Ricky Drummond, president; Money Dootors' hospital, New York city. money donated to the Red Cross Potato growers of New Jersey Stanley Fowler, vice president; Jacob R. V. M. Lefferta She underwent major surgery Mon- will help provide blood and plasma will decide the future marketing Barbara West, secretary, and Judy Charles 1\ Kilcomins day. Her condition is reported as for wounded soldiers In Korea as policies of their product during the Eilenberger, treasurer. good. well as emergency aid for service- week of Mar. 17-22, when they will School pupils who have had their Councilman Herbert Schlld la con men and their families. Other vote on the question of continuing work posted on the bulletin board Applehrook Farm ' , Slip Qned home by illness. works of Red Cross, she said, In- or terminating the federal market- for March are Judy Eilenberger, Route 35 Councilman and Mrs. William D. clude relief for disaster victims and ing agreement program which has Elaine West, Billy Hock and Vir- Layton are vacationing In Florida. humanitarian services lor hOBpltal- been in effect since April, 1950. ;lnla Chamberlain. Just north of Naval Underpass Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hardy re- lzed patients and crippled children Every potato grower in the state The well-baby conference of the Middletown Township, N. J. turned Saturday from Florida. in the county. who produced potatoes for market >ubUe Health Nursing association Through in 1950 Is eligible to vote In the >f Rumson, Sea Bright and Fair Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strauss and Mrs. William Wlchmann of Mr. and Mr«. Arnold Kalmus nave Branch ave. returned home this referendum,.according to the U. S. Haven -will be held Thursday af- returned from » yachting trip to week from Rlverview hospital. Department of Agriculture. Grow- ternoon, Mar. 13, at 3 o'clock, at the Bahamas. A leap year birthday party was ers should receive their ballots and the River Street school, Dr. Irving held Saturday in honor of Diane instructions through the mail by K. Lovett, assisted by the associ- Your Fingers? Mr. and Mr«. John Bowen re- ation nurses, Is In charge. turned Saturday from Farapano, Sanford at the home of her parents, Mar. 17. Any grower not receiving Mr. and Mrs, John Sanford of 49 one by mall may obtain his ballot Fla. from his-county-Production and Jane Martin, daughter of Mr. and Woodbine ave. .3he was-12 years old, having been born Feb. 29, 1940. Marketing administration office. Mrs. Joseph Martin, Maple lane, Voters may return their ballots by celebrated her tenth birthday Sun- Present were Anne Gagnebln, Judy Baynton, Claire Jablonsk'y, Freda mall or leave them at the county day with a party at home lor P.M.A.' offices. friends. Sandwiches, Ice cream, Bucler, Sue Krakowltch, Donna punch, cake anc" games were en- Rattt, Betty Clare Wulf, Marguerite The U. S. Secretary of Agricul- joyed. Prizes were won by Audrey Peluso, Sue Sherman and Linda ture called the referendum in re- Edmonds, Virginia Pleeola, Linda Angle. sponse to a request from the New Hammond and Patricia Ann For- Mrs. Myrtle Dlstel, ohairman of Jersey Potato Marketing commit- rar. Others • present were Patricia the Heart fund campaign, this week tee, a group of growers and hand- Dorn, Mary Jo Rocco, Mary Mar- announced that she has collected lers, which administers the mar- Th» modern way to manage your personal garet Hanrahan, Ann Oliver, Anne 5500 to date In contributions. She keting program from headquarters Stanley, Judy Martin and Barbara Issued a public statement of ap- in Hlghtstown. The committee financat... with pen and your Merchants made its request to the secretary Trust Convenience Checking Account. It's Ann Moran. The girls each re- preciation to those who have al- ceived small gold pins and baskets ready contributed, declaring that ai after receiving a petition from In- safer< too, and besides, your check auto- of candy as favors. "a cardiac patient, I know person- terested growers. matically becomej your receipt. ally ol the excellent work being The department aald It will be Mrs. Chester L. Forrar of Par- done by the association In research guided In this referendum by a ker pi. has been conflned home the No minimum balance required. Simply and treatment." simple majority vote, regardless of paat.woeK by. a severe cold. Karl G. Bergman, son of Mr, and the percentage of production or of purchase book of 12 checks for $1.00. Judy and Joseph Martin, who Mrs, Gustav Bergman of 398 Pros- the total eligible voters represent- There are no extra charges ... no mini- have been ill, are able to be around, pect ave., was commissioned a sec ed. If less than half the growers mum balance required. - Come in today, James Fedorko, a rotary wing ond lieutenant In the Field Artil' actually voting favor Its continu- mechanic with the Air Force, .1* and learn how easily you can enjoy the lery at Fort Sill, Okla., a week ago ance, the marketing program will For All Thrifty Home Keepers visiting at home on a delay en route yesterday. The officer candidate be terminated. benefits of a Convenience Checking Ac- from San Marcos base, Texas, to school opened there a year ago count. Fort Meade, Md, after having been closed since 1946. rERIODONTIA TALK Mrs, AlonioJDeVaney, manager Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germond, of Union Laundry, underwent an BATONTOWN—Members of the Who Were "Blizzard Bound" Last: Weekend his week-end will entertain M,r. county dental socloty tonight will Remember, your cancelled check h a omergenoy operation Thursday at and Mrs, Oswald cummlngs.of Bay- RlvervloW hospital. hear Dr. Leslie J, Fltzslmmons of valid receipt when paying bills. Use our onnc, * East Orange at a dinner meeting Girl Scout troop 47 met Monday The Guild of St. John's chapel in Crystal Brook Farm inn. His "Bank-BylMall" Service for making de- afternoon at the school. Guesta were if ttl had a covered dish luncheon ye* subject will be "Poriodontla." A '* y || f • • • •P^e'aU'Ul Mrs. Alfred MaOKrllle and Mrs. Na- terday at the parish house. Mrs, dlplomate .of tho American board STERLING'S BIG are provided for thii purpose. than Iselin, Mrs. Is'elln Instructed Jessie Spencer, Mrs, Grace Cupples of perlodomtology Dr. Fltzsmmons the girls In the use of sewing sup- and Mrs. William Firth were hos- is a member of the staffs of New- plies. Tho glrla elected Linda Wil- tesses. ary City hospital and the Home liam*, president! Elena Marzulla, For Crippled Children, Newark. scribe; Pattt Kleper, treasurer. Pa- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Belkap re- trol leaders will be elected Monday. The ladles' auxiliary, of the Are company mot Tuesday nighti with FURNITURE SALE Mrs. Frank Lane presiding. Eight- con members were present Plans wero dlscuss'ed for a card party next month. A white elephant was won by Mrs, Samuel Yorg. Refresh- Extended Until Saturday; March 8 ments were served by Mm, James W. Bly and Mrs. Carmen Calan drlello. Lou and Found Member Federal Reserve System' W» ilneeraly hops It tloein't happ«l to you, but l( ysu ahould loie iom«thln», remtmhar, ohanoo are In your (avor tha Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation you will rtcover It through the lost and round columns o( The R«glit«r,—Ad< vartiHintnt. HOW LAND B. JON€? MOTOR CO. "I hated to tell her"- Reductions on Hundreds of Itonu, Famous Brands'1' Furniture, She let him handle tho family builncji and be foiled. When firo (truck, lie found that tie hud Floorcovorings. So, if You Were Uttablo to Share Last Week-End bought far too little Insurance. They loit plenty t Because of the Storm ., . Here Is One Final Opportunity! Let the menage of thli Hartford ad, now 1049 Bulck Super Conv.i USED CARS • fair Trtd* bundt not Inoludl.t,' R*H, Snot Lllh£ White wall CM. A. C. PLAN appearing In national mij»«ln«», ttrve ai a tlrei, Now top, Sldo View j/3 DOWN mirror*. LMtli«Mln« •',. Paee Twelve .; c. UBS. CABMAN LEADS CHOBUS 'Bigger Bottoms Up' Called Kiwanis Club's Biggest POINT PLEASANT — Members MATERNITY ' the Ocean Grove Woman'» elub SUPPORT*, OARTIRBELTS 'ere led in a program of choral BRA* LINGERIE nat "BatterlM for umbers by their third district mu- TUCKER'S LANDSCAPE DESIGN le chairman, Daphne Same Car- • all mokw" CORSET • LINGERIE lan of Shrewsbury, Monday at a MILFORD PINSKY, Optician III B'WAY, LONO BRANCH meeting of the local Woman's club I JJO B'wty L«ni Branch S-474J n the home of Mrs, Thomas J, Castings. The program was pre- AND SERVICE ented In honor of Mrs, John Town- TELEVISION ey, muslo chairman of the local ESTIMATES AND PLANS SUBMITTED lub. . RADIO & Smith Furs APPLIANCE SHADE TREES - EVERGREENS - SHRUBS NAMED ON DEAN'S LIST 24 Second Ave., Long Branch SALES - SERVICE INTERLAXEN—Miss Barbara I* • REPAIRING FRUIT TREES - BERRY PLANTS :ngram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, All Repair! done on Sdward J. Ingrain ot 701 Orass- • RESTYLING Premises lere ave., has been named to the ASPARAGUS and RHUBARB ROOTS ean'a honor list at BUcknell Uni- Fur Goafs Mads to Order versity, where she is a member of Certified Cold Storage Vault* HAROLDS he senior class. Miss Ingrain is itudylng for the degree of bachelor PHONE RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP science in commerce and fl- 16 Front St., Bed Bank S-3TM BUCKLIN FRUIT FARM AND NURSERY lance. Long Branch 6-5147.3645 TEL. RED BANK 6-0990 PHALANX, N. J. One Mile From Newman Springs Road, Lineroft HENRY C. HANDELMAN. Prop. PARK HOSIERY STORES Pictured it one of fhe sketches in the Red Bank Kiwanis club's production, "Bigger Bottoms Up," which was-held Wednesday and,Thursday nights of last week in River Street 177 BROAD STREET RED BANK 6-5289 school auditorium. The fourth annual Kiwanis show was viewed by 850.persons. It was di- (OPPOSITE NEW ACME MARKET) Coming SOON! rected by John Toland." Club officials said that early returns indicate that net proceeds will exceed all other years. The money goes to the club's fund for underprivileged children. I Shown in the specialty, "Dreams," are, left to right, Mrs. Harold Kerr, the dream; Mrs. Rob- Thank You.** PEOPLE OP RED BANK ert Burnside, attendant; Samuel Libovsky, patient, and Mr. Burnside, psychiatrist. ONLY LEE LUGGAGE for your most generous r*. erty of Geza deVcgh, owner of the home by sickness. He and his Holmdel iponss. You have been to Old Mill pottery. mother expect to leave soon to INRVICVALLY rOUDI Mrs. Robert Glblon ta substitut- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronk of Join Capt. Robert Cuahman, who wonderful that we are re. ing for Mrs. John Ackerson at the Freehold were week-end visitors is stationed in Germany, school during her absence due to of Mrs. Florence Crank. Mrs. Gordon Battle Is confined RED BANK'S ONLY illness. Mrs, Charles Loden is confined homo by Illness. . BRINGS YOU Pupils of Hillcrest and Holmdel home by illness. There will be a cake sale at the schools attended a junior league Boy Scout troop 100 met in the Pine Brook school Saturday for THE WONDERFUL NEW; FRIDAY and EXCLUSIVE play given by the League Players fire house last night with Scout- the benefit ot the A.M.E, ZTion " • "\ of Red Bank at Centervllle school master Robert Seidlcr and Assist- church. Miss Maggie Robinson wll SATURDAY this afternoon. ant Scoutmaster Eugene Euman in be in charge. "PERFORMANCE-TESTED" PANTIE3, \Av. and Mrs. Wesley Buck ac- charge. Howard Stevens Is visiting his LEATHER GOODS SHOP companied Mr. and Mrs. Walker The fire company met Tuesday daughter In West Virginia. Sutphin on a trip over the week- night. —-FREE - end to Washington, D. C. Mrs, Taylor Hanoe, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Christopher DeFazio is able Cement block basements can hold Voorhees, Mis. Joseph Phillips and to be out after having been con- more than two tons of water In the WitK Ererj; Purchas* Mrs. William Pitcher attended an fined home by the grippe. walls. Eastern Star meeting at Matawan Firemen were called out Friday 1 pr. of our famous WATCH FOR THElast week. afternoon to extinguish a grass Flowers were given for the Sun- fire on the Hance tract. TAX RETURNS day morning- service oE the Federat- Mrs. Robert Willets and Mrs 60 gauge 15 denier Lester Rlgby are taking a course BOOKKEEPING & ed church by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ACCOUNTING SERVICE Ely and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phil- In flower-raising at Rutgers uni- OPENING DATE! lips, also by Mr. and Mrs. William versity. EDWIN R. CRESWICK NYLON HOSE Stewart In memory of the lato Robert Cusbman, first grade pu- S09 Prospect Avc, Little Silver James Stewart. pil at Vail Homes, is confined REd Bank 6-2576-J OUR HOSIERY FROM School pupils with perfect attend- ance during February wove: upper MILL TO YOU DON'T MISS IT! grades, Elsie Banks, Carmena Gre- co, Julia Portln, Frances Infantl, Dorothy Rada, Sheila Seigle, Mar- garet Welgant, Barbara Wilson, The Best Pajama Dorothy Hill, Fred Harrison, Roc- co Infanti, Robert Leibenow, Bruce Value in Town I LEE LUGGAGE Phillips; primary grades, Richard A Banks, Joseph Moccl and Linda LADY BERKLEIGH Barker. 125 Broad St. Red Bank Members of the Federated church Ladles' Aid society will meet Tues- Bright PAJAMAS day night at Fellowship hall. Hos- tesses will be Mrs. John Jcffery, Mrs. Joseph Phillips and Mrs, Wil- liam Pitcher. 2.75 pr. William B. Duncan, A. N.. son of Future Mr. and Mrs. W. Jay Duncan, has Body Contour Construction completed a course at the naval Featuring .... technical training center, Jackson- Individualized Quality Control ville, Fla,, and has been assigned Center Point Stitching to the naval aviation base tit Mem- to COMPLETE LINES OF phis, Tenn., for flight training. • The famous "Performance-Tested" program, exclusive with Dutchess, brings you these amazing construcUon. MEN'S Tinton Falls features, designed for. perfection of fit, comfort, and The ladies' auxiliary o( the fire longer wear than ever before. In Celanese run-proof company will meet Monday night WOMEN'S In Mrs. Thomas Tellefsen's home PARK HOSIERY STORES Rayon Tricot, at easy-on-the-budget prices. to make final arrangements for the annual St. Patrick's dance Friday, A. Elastic Leg Brief 8 Lovely Sprint Colon: Sizes 4-7 § CHILDREN'S ir. 14, In the fire house, Mc- 177 BROAD ST. RED BANK Pink, White, Blue, Yellow, Guire's orchestra will furnish mu- Cerise, Black, Royal, Nile m ^ HOSIERY sic. Mrs. Paul Oryll and Mrs. B. Rib Cuff Brier' Pink, While Situ 4-8* Russell Peterson will assist the C. Trunk 5 Enchanting Spring Shadei: Sites 5-8 hostess with refreshments at Mon- Pink.White.Nilt,BlutYcllow UNDERWEAR day's meeting. The clam chowder sale Friday for the Methodist church netted Work Clothes $11. The ladles' auxiliary of the Capt. David A. Walling post, American Legion, met Thursday night in tha home of Mrs. John Lemon. Mrs, Thomas Calandrlello reported that HOSIERY $14 was realized from the cake PARK STORES sale at the Pioneer grocery store Fob. 22. A special award went to Mrs. William Monzo, at whose 177 BROAD STREET RED .BANK 6-5289 home next Thursday night's meet- H.KAABE GLASS Ing will be held. Others present were Mrs. Steven Vaallck, Mr», OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 AMPLE PARKING SPACE Anthony Monio, Sr., Mrs. Edward Carney, Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. COMPANY Thomas McNabb and Mrs, Anthony NEW BRUNSWICK • PLAINFIRLD Monzo, Jr. • PERTH AMBOY There wore several local resi- dents at the United Women's Re- 549 BROADWAY publican club meeting last week at Procter's hall, Long Branch. Because of .the snow storm, there was no service In tha church Sunday, LONG BRANCH 6-3193 Local children had a lull week- end, aleigh-rldlng on the old Sam- Best Wishes uel J, Bennett hill, now the prop- high fashion notes for TO Congratulations to PARK HOSIERY STORES DAVID FERTIG IN THEIR NEW HOME on the completion of 177 BROAD ST. RED BANK his new building at Mu spring fimhlona . . , mart 177 BROAD ST. RED BANK flatteriny , , , more provouulivt than ever with a mtceMhan-iprtng* Harry Marks time look /or pretl}/ belle* and a pkusiitti price for hudycti. 100% nil wool stats from $39 AND UP ARCHITECT Slid 7 to IB • 10 to 20 • 38 to 44 • I4'/I to M'/i TRENTON MINERAL FLOORING CO., Inc. NEW BRUNSWICK |, IT PAW TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER . »S PATTERSON AVE. TRENTON 2.6610 RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 t'aore Thirteen » son st. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hetem Honored Mrs. Michael J, Eovlno, Mrs. Henry At Stork Shower Drugas and Mrs. Thomas Walling. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muller of LEONARDO—Mrs. Herman He- Valley dr. are the parents of a son, tem was guest of honor at s. stork born at Monmouth Memorial hos- ehower Friday given by Mrs. Frank pital Tuesday, Feb. 26. Mrs. Muller Crawford and Mrs. James Meyers is the former Miss Catherine at Mrs. Crawford's home on Bur- Boyce. lington ave. here. Gifts were placed The Block "M" club of the high in a decorated play pen, which also school sponsored a dance at the was a. gift. gymnasium Friday evening. Guests at the shower were Mrs. Edward Taylor left Saturday to Fred Richter of Union City, Mrs. spend a week with his mother, William VanDuren of Belmar, Mra. Mrs. Mary H. Taylor, at St. Pe- Thomas Craig of East Keansburg, tersburg, Fla. Mrs. M. A. Grimes of Pair Haven, A food sale will be held Satur- Mrs. James Carrlgan, Mrs. Alma day, Mar. 22, by the Parish House Drihkwater, Mrs. Catherine Scflh- club of St. Mark's.. Episcopal anl of Leonard, Mrs. Harry Maxson church. The holding of a card par- and Mrs. Otto Johnson of Nave- ty after each meeting was dls» sink and Mrs. Harry Dange, Mra. cussed by the club Monday night Stanley Cook, Mrs. David Schnoor, at the home of Mrs. Carol Wil- Mrs. Thomas Phillips, Mra. William son, Belford. Greeting cards were Krenza and Miss Aline Hyers of reported received and will be sold Belford. by members. It was suggested that the women take charge of a white Matawan elephant booth as their project at the bazar planned on the comple- Mrs. Franklin Domlnick, teacher tion of the new parish hall. At- in the grammar school, is a pa- tending Monday's gathering were tient at Monmouth Memorial hos- Mrs. Martha Brakefleld, Mrs. Alice pital. Foley, Mrs. Dorothy Behn, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Kahn left Saturday Peggy Feeley, Mrs. Claire Guen- with her sister and brother-in-law, ther, Mrs. Helen Schaufler, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Granby, Frieda Krayl, Mrs. Catherine Bler- for a vacation in Florida. aaok and Mrs. Loulso Nioholls. Pvt. Sidney Friedman has return- Mrs. Louis Egnatovleh entertain- ed to Camp Chaffee, Ark., after ed the birthday club yesterday at spending a ton-day leave with hiB a covered dish supper in observ- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ance of her birthday. She received Friedman. > a gift from the group of friends. Richard Lewis and family have Attending were Mrs. Edna Drepp, moved' from Jackson st. to the Mrs, Betty Boyle, Mrs. Milton Parker apartment on Main st. Woodruff, Mis. Arnahze Romeo, Mrs. William R. Craig enter- Mrs. Dorothy Thompson and Mrs. tained her bridge club at luncheon Lillian Foster. Thursday. The prlae winners were Mrs. Emma Hall celebrated her Mrs. William Wasmuth, Mrs. Ed-birthday Sunday at the home of ward Currle and Mrs. Howard her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Erdmann. and Mrs. Robert Schwing of High- John Gough of Main st. is seri- land blvd. ously ill at Perth Amboy General hospital, where his right leg was Mrs. Marjorie McCarthy and amputated. daughters Winifred and Anne at- Mrs. Dorothy Rincar. and daugh- tended the wedding Saturday of ter, Miss Lillian Rlnear, were Miss Theresa Bogle of Jersey City. guests at'a recent dinner givon by Edward Dowling, who is sta- the Keyport Republican club at the tioned at Fort Knox, Ky., was a Rollo Post house. . recent visitor at the home of his Harold G. Deitz and son, Harold parents. F. Deitz, have returned to their Milton Woodruff, Jr.'s 14th birth- home on Fountain ave. after visit- day was celebrated Monday at the ing George Deitz at West Palm close of the scout patrol meeting Beach, Fin.. held at his home. " Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hutchln- The P. T. A. of the public school jon have returned from a vacation has sold $1,041.30 worth of defense In Mexico. stamps through the local postofflce The Hanson-VanWinkle-Munnlng and national bank. company has rented the store next In observance of hot* birthday, to the Matawan movies and for- Mr. and Mrs. Frod Scfcik attended merly occupied by the Butler storo, the theatrical production, "Stalls and are using it for additional 17," In New York city. space for their draftsmen. Mrs. B,enjamln Andrcach cele- Mrs. Norman H. Bruce and Miss brated her, birthday last Thursday Ann Churchman and Mrs, Angelo with 30 of her friends at her home, DIGIambattlsta, Miss Jeanne Miller Mrs. William Wheatley, Sr., was and Miss Thelma Vanderpool of guest of honor at a turkey dinner Keyport are visiting Mr. and Mrs.Sunday at the home of Mr. and Raymond Churchman at Juneau Mrs. William Wheatley, Jr. At- Beach, Fla. tending were Mr. and Mrs. Albert • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gormely Jenson, Lakewood; Mr. and Mrs have purchased a new house on Jeff Sveraas, Brooklyn; and How upper Broad st. and will move ard Aalbue. there In the near future. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Meyer have Mr, and Mrs, Michael Halloran returned from a vacation spent In of the Parker apartments have Miami, Fla. purchased ono of the Ben Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bergh and duplex houses on Broad st, daughter Audre and Vesta Elck- , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Royer at- ner of Brooklyn, were week-end tended an inter-fraternlty dinner- guests of Mr. and Mrs. George aance at the Phi Delta Thcta chap- Behn. A dinner was given Sunday ter at the University of Pennsyl- in honor of Miss Bergh's engage vania, Philadelphia. ment to Mr. Eickner. Guests In- ; cluded Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Behn : Mr. and Mrs. Aloyslus Pennettl and son and Mr, and Mrs. Harry and daughter Diane have returned Smock and son.' to their home on Sutphln ave. after spending a month's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schnelderman Mr. and Mrs. James Shannon at have returned from a vacation in Rivera Beach, Fla. Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mumford Jack Murphy of Bayvlew ave. of Pitman have been visiting was a birthday celebrant Friday at his home with & group of his Mayor and Mrs, Spafford W, friends. Schanck of Main st. Mr. and Mrs. James Noddings A group of Matawan residents have returned to their home in accompanied Mrs. John Eggleston Woodbury after spending the week- of Main st. to a card party and end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, fashion show for the benefit of her New For '52 William C. Noddings,. of Ravine dr, alma.'mater, Mount St. Vincent Miss Marilyn Kappercr was college, Saturday afternoon. Th3 guest of honor at a bridal shower affair was held In the Waldorf- given by Miss Lillian Rincar at Astoria, New York city. Prize win- Philco Home Freezer the home of Mrs. Charles Zlmmer ners were sweepstake prize, Mrs. on Sutphln ave. Tuesday evening. William A. Wasmuth; table prizes, Mar. 4. Miss Kappercr will become Mrs. Eggleston, Mrs. Wasmuth and the bride of Bernard Tabasko Sat' Mrs. Isabello Breen of New York urday, Apr. 19. The guests were city; and lucky number- prizes, Mrs. Howard Jones, Mrs. John Mrs. Leroy Sickels and Mrs. Chan- Thrunk, Mrs. Alexander Kapperer, nlng P. Clapp. The other guests Mrs. Vincent Applegatc, Mrs, wore Mrs. Marguerite R. Laird, Charles Zlmmer, Miss Frances In- Mrs. William R. Craig, Mrs. Ed- guaglato, Miss Mathalda -Goge, ward W. Currle, Mrs. Frank H. Miss Josephine Charles, Miss Paula Bliss, Mrs. Ralph Bedle, Mra. Ger- Pouzenc, Miss Bonnell Schuler, ard A. Devlin and Mrs. Rensselaer Miss Jane Baatedo, Miss Margaret Ii. Cartan. Hill, Miss Avis Yunker and Miss Miss Marie Keney of Cincinnati, Rinear. Those who could not at- O., has been visiting Dr, and Mrs. tend but sent gifts were Mrs. Ross Carl A. Gosswoln of Main St. Duncan, Miss Mildred Burlcw, Miss Kerry Culllgan has returned to Mlldrod Teaguo, Mks Dolores Car- J his ho,mo at Rye, N. Y., after spend- men and Miss Nancy Young. ing a visit with his grandparents, Mrs. Warren Vrooland entertain- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dcrnberger, ed her bridge club Tuesday eve- of Edgemere dr. ning. The prize winners were Mrs. Mrs, Blva Barbancll has left for Richard Erdmann, Jr., Miss Laura a two-week vacation In Bermuda. Gordon and Mrs. Gerard Devlin. Mr. and Mrs, Albert D. Laehdor Frank Tourlne, Jr., has returned and daughter Linda have returned to his home on Broad st, from to their homo at Eastern, Pa., after Monmouth Memorial hospital. visiting hor parents, Mr. and Mra. Exclusive Mrs. John Shea Is confined to William C. Noddlngs, of Ravine dr. her home on Washington st. with A voice and piano recital by the grip. students of Clinton C, Heyer was Mrs. Gertrude Lematre of Park presented Friday evening at 8 CHEESE ave. Is a patient at Monmouth Me- o'clock at the Baptist church. mortal hospital, Those participating were Diana A play, "Where's Charley?" will Herbert, Elizabeth Stahlbaum, Su- KEEPER be presented by tho senior class of san Cushman, Mary Ellen Harris, tho hlRh school Mar, 26 through Carolyn Dawn, Klrsten DeLong, Keep* ehecM treati Mar. SO, Janet Claus, Patricia Moi'oy, Ann for weoks... as rec- A ropresontatlve of the Kathar- Forsman, Dlanna Terry, Patricia ommended by the ine Qlbbs Secretarial school In New Piwuw Carolyn Hathaway, Kathryn U.S. Dent, of Agri- York city spok.o bofor* an assem- Mandevlllo, Patricia Angollo, Claire cu)turejHolda6-lb«. bly In the high school Tutiday. Loscoo, Peggy Taylor, Mrs. Victor Several tenlors havt applied and Fredda, Oharlei Fr«dda, Edward have been aoceptod, Sproul, Larry Vocohlo, Mloh&ol Miss Mary Barbara Ludl, daugh- Pappai and Alfred LaMura. ter of Mr. and Mr«, William 0, Mrs, Milton F. Stevenion enter- Ludl, who has beon a surgical pa- tained the Friday Evening Bridge tient at Rlvervlow hospital, has olub at hor homo on Broad st. PHILCO GH122 — NEW FOR roturnod home. Prl«» wera awarded to Mr*. Frank MIM Carolyn Haiemun, daugh- H, Bliss, Mrs. Conrad Johanmen tor of Mr, ana MM, Frod Haio- and MM. W. Oliver Dlggln. MM. "52" wUh dramatic new color man' of Rnvlno dr., oelobrated her Georgo Oaslilll was a guost, 11th birthday at n party Thursday The Matawan First Aid auxlll- afternoon, Tho gucnti wore Nancy ary held a card party |n the (lrit appeal tho famous sloping front and Carol Brandlgon, Manuela aid building on Little it, Tuesday Pordigno, Patricia MoCarmnok, evonlng, Fob, 26, Prltos wero Mary Halloran, Mn, Oeargt Hal. awarded to MM. William Smith, PHILCO—12^ Cu. Ft. loran and MM. Joiwnh Peteri. Sr,, Mrs, Thurman Noalli, MM, MM, August KatliW and Mil* Donald J> Nellie, Mrs, Robert La- Etta Baltr loft yostarday to ipond Mura, MM, Bid fflverion,. MM. Con* GHEATEST VALUE* by far at 1U an extended vacation at St. Poteri- row wyokoff, MM. floors* Clark, burg, Fla. Mr*. Charles Noll, Mrs. Jehu P. Th« Matawan Sub-Junlor Wom- Coopor II, MM, Jamo* Atldns, MM, price, coinplcto with storage htt«> an'* olub hold H mooting In tholr R, Watting, Mr*, Randolph Harris, Blub homo on Butltr it,, Keyport, MM. John Tourlno, MM, Ralph Do- OPIN IVININGS TIL 9 Wednoeday evening, Mill Jan* An- Ian, MM. Thome,! McDonald, MM, koti nnd interior lights. derjon proildtd, Final plant wire Donald nobertion, Mr, Wll«on W, TRINTON MITU0H(N p HIV'ORT AIBURV PARK RID DANK •RANCH LAKIWOOD made for tho aprlng oonfcr«ne« Ua Honrougli, Mia* Ann Radt and MM, II •• rrenl 411 Mil* II l»uth I led rr*nl Ttl Mil* II Mllimeiltfl •II iresdway 1ST ttunt which will b* hold Saturday after- Philip Hgan, All prlio* wero do- Also Available In 8 Gu. Ft. Model Itrtel Itml Mnet llrtet ttreit ItrHt Lini Ironed Itml noon, Mar, is, it the Roformod nated by the merohanU of Mata- Tit )•••» Ml I.I4II tn ••tan HIY T-ltll A. •>. I'I4I4 R. I, 0-040* L. I, ••1*14 Uk* O.IIIS ohuroli, Koyport. The Sub-Junlore wan, of Matawan art the hoiteii club, MM, Phoobo A, Zlegler enter- United State* lulphur output from Ulned , tho Friday fflvonlng PI- all iourooi hai nvoriaod flvo mil- LARGEST EXCLUSIVE TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE CHAIN IN NEW JERSEY npoMo olub at her home on Jack- lion loni ton* annually ilno* 1941, Pace Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 6, 1952 CHURCH NEWS Members of the Ocean View Social Club of Leonardo 915 Sign Petition Purim Holiday County Ratables PKEf/jYTEBIAN Rumson Go Up $5,000,000 "The Man Who Lived Too Long" For Eisenhower Is Explained will be the topic of the Charles B., It is good to see Ig in and take a year-rouml active Health Hints Merrily We Roll Along you and Harold friends again. YOUR GARDEN art in your neighborhood politics? (This column I* contrlbuuted as Faye H.. who is your secret boy (By Charles H. Connors, Rutgers 'o Ignore Iheje responsibilities aayi ', By Harold Jacobsen Mend? Editorial Views he Senator from Maine, is to re- a public aervlce by the Medical so- Jnlverslty, the State University of ilcty of New Jersey and the Mon- It is odd how many people like Pat M., why are you trying to ^SNAPSHOT GUILD New Jeraey.) use to protect our American way to relate storlea. Especially If the ivold B. M.? f Ufa and our government by th« mouth County Medical society. story 1B a myth. There has been Two nice couples*. Carol A, B. Spraying during; the dormant sea- ||'O/ Other Papers leople." Questions should be addressed to ion destroys many insects that are a story going around about a man ind Bobert K. H. and Dolores M. To all of which every alert and ha Medical Society of New Jer- Ifflcult io control. The dormant ey at 318 West State St., Tren- in this area. There is no truth in and Johnny Z. OLEAN-0P VS. POLITICS oori citizen, male or female, here the story. The whole thing 1» a Bobby, what happened to you eason is that period of the year on 8, N. J.) when leaves have fallen from decld- n Now Jersey, as well as all over fabulous narrative. Do you think ind Lucy? We trust Congress i« not going .hese United States of America, in these people would investigate the IOUS trees and shrubs and • when to complete the job of meaalng up MANAGING MEASLES Faye H., you and Charlie B. ivergreena are at the resting stage, .his national elections year of 1952, »t6ry before they related it? Not make a nice couple. a clean-up. President Truman start- ivlll not merely say "Amen," but Measles Is a very common dis- for a minute. People are a funny At this season, It is possible tc use ed It when he abandoned the plxn Arlene W., why don't you and stronger spray materials than rap- lay it by jumping Into the thing ease, but it should not be under* lot. They know a story like this Arnold go steady? You make a for a nonpartlsan commission to lulled "practical politics" at the estimated. It Is a very contagious one should not be told, yet it was idly growing; plants can stand.. investigate corruption In public of- nice couple, especially on skates. Scale Insects are tht particular local grass room (community) level. disease; 90 per cent of susceptible being told by men and women, by We think Faye Hodgklss has the fice and turned the job over to the For It his never been truer than persons exposed to It contract It. boys and girls, in each others' argot at this time, These lrutctl Attorney General, In whose depart- nicest smile, not often, but nice, :an move about when they are Just o\v to say In every good citizen— It Is a serious disease because, al- 'presence, They removed all bar- Lucey G., you look nice with men laxity had already been found. If honest, intelligent, more efficient though Its direct death rate U low, riers of civilization in order to hatched from eggs, but they soon Now strong groups In Congress ap- pour hair short. Keep it that way. lettle down in one spot and become ,nd non-wasteful government Is the total number of deaths attribut- be the first to tell It. I feel very Charlie Hornbustle, how come pear ready to hamstring the inquiry able to It Is large, for we must In- deeply for the two per»pn« who lovcrcd with , a coating of hard, finally set up under Nnwbold Morris. .chlevcd at that local grass roots you did not come skating last Sun- waxy material. Mild sprays used ovel, through wider, individual and clude later deaths from tubercu. were the victims of this tale. In day afternoon? Whilda was looking The power to grant immunity* to o«Is, encephalitis and kidney in- the future, let's tell the news we during the growing season'will not eraonal participation, It can and tor you. penetrate this. witnesses is debatable, but It Is fill be won all the way up to the fections. hear as if it were our own kin, quite unfair to suggest that this is Here is a little story thut you Gary CaVer won the best boy lallcmal levoj.—News Letter—N. J. Measles Is most dangerous In del- iltating contest last week, Congrat- Particularly hard to control are just a way of pardoning the guilty. Manufacturers Association. icate children and In those under may not. like to read. ulations. icale Insects on evergreen species It la a power ordinarily used spar- five years of age. It Is most catch- and varieties of Euonymua, and ingly—to "break" a conspiracy with A traveling .salesman came to This Sunday I hope one of the YEAKS' ing in Its early stages, when no - nicest girls in the world wins the 'achysandra (Japanses Spurge.) evidence from one or two key wlt- discernible symptoms may be pres- town and acquired a furnished Scale Insects also attack bitter- nesses.who might otherwise refuse Some'months ago a writer In the room, with a. very attractive lady. best girl skating contact. (Note— New York Times weekly magazine ent, or only a mild catarrh. There- they are all the nicest girls in aweet, lilacs, crabapples, - poplars to testify on the ground of Incrim- fore, it ia difficult to prevent. About The house was spotless, as If the and ashes, inating themselves. If a whole chain gave an eloquent account of the woman lived there alone, all the the world to someone,—H.) rich, vigorous, productive lives led ten days after exposure to measles For these, use a miscibie or of corruption could be exposed by the little victim begins to feel un- beds were made and the talesman Whilda, It was nice seeing you giving thenv Immunity the clean-up T)y a number of outstanding Euro- started to go around town selling emulsified oil which you can pur- peans, all of whom are well over well. For about 'ten days there- skating Friday night. chase In small quantities in ' any would be advanced. There ia no after he la generally a very sick his wares. He came home that eve- Carol N. and Bobby H. make 1 reason for supposing that Mr, Mor- th« age of 70. He pointed out that ning and was sitting in the living garden supply house, olten under a conventional concepts of old age as child. The diagnosis Is definite cute couple. trade name, As these vary Xn com- ris, an honest and responsible man, when the characteristic) red spats room and noticed some ashes in a Guy DelFratte, where do you would use the power In a reckless necessarily a time of falling powers, vase on the mantle. He asked the position, me according to the di- mental rigidity, and querulous appear, generally first around the spend your evenings before com- rections on the package. Oil sprays or dishonorable way. hairline on the neck and behind the lady what they were and she re- ing to the- rink at closing time? nerves art disproved by the facta will also kill many eggs of aphis. To deny the power of subpoena ears, or when the doctor discovers plied, "They are my husband's Joe Cleary, don't give up trying. and are absurdly Inadequate for in the mouth the characteristic ashes." He entertained some seri- Tou may fulfill your ambition to Oil sprays may be used also for is even less justified. To deny It Is an age of Increasing longevity. ous thoughts and retired. The next scales on some junlpera but It may largely to tie the Investigator's Kopllk's spots—tiny yellow points be a pro some day. : burn othors. On species and va- This article, reprinted later In the on a red base; found on the Inside morhlng he was up bright and How is Kathy R. and Gary C. Snow people, ever popular vrllh grown-ups sinct rliHriren n' 'n». nre hands—and to court the suspicion Reader's Digest, has attracted con- early and went about the town l good wintertime camera sit'. rieties of junipers that have rather that such Is the purpose of Con- ot the cheeks opposite the large making out? Tou both should come long leaves that form a little cup ilderable attention, and the ques- molars. telling them that the woman where skating more often. gress. The public Is already con- ions It raises deserve more than he lived was a widow. The news where the leaf Joins the twig, do cerned over evidence that Congress What to do about It? H you Snow Pictures lot use oil. passing thought. For the mere got around town mighty fast that Can Tou Imagine! loses Its enthusiasm for .Inquiries prolongation of animal existence Is know your child has been exposed, whenever, they begin to touch on her husband was dead. They did Paul T. and Virginia P. not TXTINTER Is a time full of outdoor Such susceptible varieties are Ihe not of itself a particularly valuable call the doctor at once. He can not call her to ask. They did not In determining exposure, check Splncy Grcgk Juniper Quniperus. the conduct of congressmen. It give an anti-measles scrum, which quarreling for one whole month. "» picture - taking opportunities. the instructions packed with your aim. It Is the quality of living— drive-by to see if a crepe was on The little fellow from Eatontown excelaa strlcta), Meyer Juniper would be most unfortunate to feed '.he greater or lesser expression of is most successful in diminishing the door. They did not call the From the day the first snow falls film for the. proper setting lor • (Junlperus squamata meyeri), and also the suspicion that some Bo- eternal values beyond the reach of the severity of the attack when i the gray jacket skating slow, bright subject and go on from publicans are more interested in mortician. They just kept telling Jeff behaving for one whole eve- until the last patches are melting Common Juniper (Junipcrus com- time—which gives worth to exis- administered • approximately flva the story that the man was dead ning, in the woods, it presents wonder- there. You follow the same proce- munle). For these use concentrated keeping corruption as an election tence and meaning to added years. days after exposure. Treatment Is and the whole town wag satisfied ful camera material, dure it you are using one of the Ime-sultur diluted according to di- Issue than they are In cleaning a matter of simple medication, bed to believe that the man was dead Jos Cleary skating for an eve- Those men and Women whose In ning without falling. A bright, sunny, clear day is the inexpensive pocket-size guides. If rections for svlnter use, t Up. rest and good nursing care In a and let it go at that. It finally got crests are constantly expanding well ventilated but not necessarilly Beb Cell! staying for an entire best you can rind for snow pic- you are using an exposure meter, If you have seals on White Pine, Months ago this newspaper pro- and deepening, who find life always back to the lady of the house and session. the reading should always be taken Sugar Maple, hickories and walnuts, posed a nonpartlaan Investigating darkened room. It is Important she was very alarmed about the tures. And on such a day, with fresh and challenging, "remain that the chilld Is not allowed up Eddie Elgrim, skating slow. close to the person whose picture use lime-sultur and not oil. ' commission. Congress has been re- young, whatever their years. A story and could not imagine how either black-and-white or. color Lime-sulfur is generally effective too soon, to avoid the later com- Having the pleasure of "Pop" you are taking, or the principal luctant. Now some urge such a Winston Chuiehlll, a Grandma the story got around. Until the film, stand so that the scene and against scale insects, the disad- commission as an alternative to the plications. Authorities advise that salesman mentioned it to her and Morrow being with u« for one object in the scene. Moses, a Bertrand Russell, an evening. the snow are lighted from the side. vantages of its use being the caus- Morris inquiry. If Congress means he be Jtept In bed for at least a she asked htm why he circulated This will enable you to record the When you take skiing or tobog- tic effect on the skin if allowed to business it Bhould show Its good Edoun-rd Herrlot Illustrate the fact wcok after the appearance of the a atory like that and he said, "Tou Having some of these girls let ganing pictures, in which you want remain too long, and the feet that that what is too often thought of rash, and that all possible carriers texture of the snow quite faith- faith In prompt action. Any half' as the age ot retirement may be told me those were your husband's their hair turn to Its original color. to show the steepness of the slops, It will turn light colored paint to hearted effort would look like a of disease—in other words, all visi- •.shes." "Yes," she replied, "they Having a father, mother and fully. Bright sunlight will make Instead the age of renaissance. tors—be excluded from the sick- the snow sparkle, but very effec- best position from which you can dark; gray or black, It does not move to sabotage the Invstlgation are. He Is too lazy to find an ash child skating session. kill aphis eggs, The founder of this newspaper, room. In this way the patient can tive mood pictures can be made show the steepness is not the top, ao belatedly started by Mr. Truman, tray aad uses that vase all the Having all the girl, a« nice and Unless Congress means to do a real Mary Baker Eddy, made the great make a complete and uncomplicat- time." mannerly as the three - Keyport on dull days. nor the bottom, but from a vantage The time to spray Is In late win- iplrltual discovery on which ahe ter, just before growth starts, Se- job Itself it should give Mr. Morris ed recovery. girls. Should your subject be children point on a near-by slope from founded her life work when almost which you get a side view. lect a day when the air temperature a chance—fish or cut bait.—Th« 45. At that time (1868) most women Michael 8. Newjohn, M. D. Having til the boys being as at play—and what could make a Is above 40 degrees and will remain Christian Science Monitor, . Tha MM. Baron mannerly as Andrew' DeAnthony, You don't have to go to a winter tc.lt their lives beginning to draw In more appealing snow shot—stand that high until the spray dries. at such an age; Instead, she found Tou Can Best Diabetes • Joha Cta.ua, pick; on someone Bill Engle, Dave Hulae or Joe with the sun at your back so the resort to get such pictures. While Parrlsh. the proportions won't be quite the EVERYBODY'S rlVOBLEM her human activity expanding to your own slie. children are front lighted. The another 4S years ot boundless use- Diabetes Is one of the many once - Marl* H,. what k Billy* last Having Reliance's company ev- same, you can still get pictures THE WESTERN GBEBE snow may hot sparkle so much in Throughout the country many fulness, Including the founding of fatal diseases which modern medi- some? ery night along with his music? that are fun to have if you shoot cities are learning that the water cine has brought under control. No this type ot picture, but the spar- If there were Olympic Games for this paper when she was 87. In her - R. Z., how ia Dottier Seeing: Jimmy Salmon teaching the sledders on your favorite supply problem Is no longer limited great textbook "Science and Health claim Is made that a complete cure kle in the children's faces will birds', Western Grebes would be . Johnny Z., once In love with his children to skate. ~ hometown hill. strong contenders for the gold to the "arid" regions of the West with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 248) can be effected, but the disease-can D. 12., always In love with D. Having Randy spend an evening show up more. • —John van Guilder medals in water, sports, The big, and Southwest, she writes: be so oontrolled as to maintain the . Douglas C, how la A. W. feel- with us on skates. long-necked birds can iwlm and New York City can remember patient in functional good'health. ing? Be eareful, because I think Not being allowed to cone in the dive with the best. that not so many months ago It Men and women of riper years It is estimated that about a million that J. 0. la jealous. and larger lesaons ought to ripen rink for "the five minutes" that Almost aa quickly as they leave had Its "bathless" and "shavelese" people In the. United States have Bob Hand and Carol B, go nice run into half hours. Business Unlimited days. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Mo- Into health and Immortality, In- diabetes and are enjoying the ad- their eggs, young Orebes take to stead of lapalnst into darkness or together. BULLETIN: Bob Morgan is the water, So It isn't because they bile, New Orleans and other places vantages ot practically normal Ufa Charles H., you're a dream boat, have been surprised at times to find ;loom. Immortal Mind feeds the ; homo from the Air. Force for OME four thousand years ago I jrer and Founder ot Christian can't swim that the baby birds of- lodv with supernal freshness and as a .result ot the treatment which Oarol G, are you afraid to come week; and will be skating. 1 ten ride on the backs ot their par- themselves dangerously short of la given them. Authorities agree a man named Abram was Science, writes in "Science and water, although the stuff was all fairness, supplying tt with beauti- to school with M. W. In his car?? Walter Stearns Is attached to Health with Key to the Scrip- ents. The young just enjoy trav- ful Images of thought and destroy- that there are perhaps another mil- Pat M., why don't you alt with the 37th Field Artillery now sta- S faced with a serious business around them. lion people who have undetected problem. He was a cattle raiser, Lures" (p. 544), "All is under the eling the easy way, says the Nat- ing tho woes of sense which "each B, M. on the bus mornings, or tioned in Korea. Hope you will be ional Wildlife Federation, Senator O'Mahoncy (D) of Wyo- dav brings to a nearer tomb. diabetes and whose health Is there- haven't you got the' nerve? and there -was not enough grazing control ot the one Mind, even back with us soon Walt. God." Wind, all-knowing and un- ming has long felt that people even- Something of this vision appears fore at the mercy of the uncon- Gall • W., Katherlne Claut and land io support his Hocks and tually must turn to the sea in their to be penetrating human thinking trolled disease. David T., you are awful quiet on herds and those of his competitor. erring, is the exclusive creator ot efforts to augment their supply of and freeing It in a measure from every right idea. Mind furnishes The dlabetlo person has lost the the bus. What Is on your minds? Commission to Receive * Lot. And, just as today business fresh water. The cheapest method the Iron limitations which mortn: ability ta make full use of certain • JTS-Tao you like W. B,? ' problems are seldom simple, the vision essential to successful now known for converting sea water Ignorance would impose on "ripe: kinds of foods, especially sugars . Fred B., you and your friends Bids for Building Ahrnm's was complicated by strife business, initiating and governing Into usable water costs )180 for years." and starches. His body lacks the on the school bus should leave C. between his employees and those all true activity. Mind knows no each aore-foot,.» prohibitive price —The Christian Science Monitor, capacity to break down and utilize B, alone. Sha'H live and so will ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —'The of Lot. imbalance between demand and In the past, suggeestlons that the these substances, which In the farm B. H. municipal harbor commission last This strife was more than com- supply, and the understanding ot federal government should under- SPECIAL BAKED FISH 7IIX/ET8 of sugar stay in the blood.. When What It your girl's name, dene night authorized Nelson H. Rob- petitive friction between two ri- this provides business with vigor take "unaaltlng" research have been more. sugar accumulates in the Z.7 Is she pretty? ' and continuity.... linked with proposals for ralnmak- Ingredients) Ont lOVi-ounee can erts, commission -clerk,"to advertise val business organizations. It re- condensed chicken gumbo soup, 3 blood than the blood can hold,. It .Cookie, how are you getting for bids for the construction of the Why should the businessman be Ing experiments, a field in which passes Into the urine. Excessive su- along with Bob? ' flected the conflict between the private Industry already Is doing a tablespoons butter or margarine, 3 proposed administration building at standpoints of Abram and Lot. Lot willing to give up reliance on mat- tablespoons flour, M cup water, M gar in the blood and urine is the Ruth B., la making tlm* with the yacht basin. Bids will be re- great deal of work. 1 trusted matter; Abram trusted ter in order to solve the problem oup cooking sherry, 2 tablespoons sign of diabetes, The treatment In- tou. ceived at a special meeting Friday, of limitation? Because matter it- Wisely, w» believe, Senator O'Ma.- chopped parsley, salt and ' pepper volves diet and the administration Mar, 21. Cod, Spirit, Lot depended on ma- honey has introduced in the new Andy, how U Margie P,T Did terial bcliof; Abrnm sought his self is finite, limited, insubstantial. (to taste), IK to 1H pounds (4 of Insulin. you take her home the ether night? Congress a bill calling for salt Excessive thirst, excessive urina- Joseph P. Sender, commission solution through spiritual under- Consequently, every attempt to water research alone. He has thus good-sized) fish nlleta, g thin slices Eddie E., how. is Jean P.? Was chairman, said this morning that standing. find in matter a solution to the. lemon, paprika. tion, and almost constant hunger the tomato pie good you ate ai cut the proposed cost from $25 are the cardinal symptoms of dla- repairs to piers damaged In the Abram's first step WAS to make problem of shortage and. insuffi- million to $2 million. Method: Put soup through , Tony's the other night? Nov. 1950, gale are expected to be- ciency is doomed to failure... . sieve and mix with water; or place betes. The patient may also tire Donnla P., when I* Jean going the following generous offer to A practical method of freshening easily,, lose weight, have intense gin tomorrow. Councilman Alexan- Lot: "Separate thyself, 1 pray thee, How does the businessman over- sea water -would be of particular in electric blender or liquidizer with to be the lucky brideT Please tell der Bahrsi of'Highlands, wHo owns water and run until smooth. Melt itching, or manifest a tendency to us all about it. •• from me: if thou wilt take the left come limitation in Uod's way? By benefit to coastal cities, of course, heal slowly. a," boat'works there, Ja the con- lltling up bis thought to compre- but It also would be a godsend to buter or margarine In saucepan Carroll P., is' everything all tractor^ ; hand, then I -will go to the right; over low heat; add flour and blend Anyone can develop dlabestee, but or if thou depart to the right band, hend the infinitude and availabil- ©Nnllonol Wildlife Federation such Inland states as Wyoming and people over 40 who are overweight right between you and Kathy R.7 ity of all that (iod gives to man. Colorado, which now have to share well. Add sieved soup; cook, stir- Does J. Z. go to watch television then I will go to the left" (Genesis Western Grebe ring constantly until mixture gets and who are related to known dia- 'FOUR FILE AT. SEA. BRIGHT 13:9), And Lot, selecting the land As divine Mind, Cod supplies right their river water with dowmtream or to see D. M.? states, particularly California. very thick and bubbly. Remove betics, are especially susceptible. that appeared best to his material ideas in a never-ending stream. From the very beeginnlng, the from heat; stir.in sherry, parsley, Women tn this category are more Does R. H. have to tell B. A. to SEA BRIGHT—Neils . Jacobsen As immortal Soul, God furnishes The O'Mahoney bill deserves care- »,i bother C. B. for him? has filed a potlllon for nomination sense, chose the well-watered Grebes spend their lives on or near and salt and pepper to taste, Ar- likely to develop diabetes than are Does C. B. just hate dancing plains ot Jordan and departed. unrestricted discernment and fore- the water, Though awkward on ful consideration,—Denver Post, range fish fillets, overlapping If ne- men. as Republican candidate for coun- sight. '. As divine Principle, God or the boys In the third period? cilman In next month's primary Besides eliminating the atmos- land, they show, grace and skill MOST PEC-ri,E HONEST cessary, In greased baking dish; Drives to detect diabetes art What has happened between M election. Mr, Jacobsen, who was phere of rivalry and antagonism, operates as the ceaseless, resist* when gliding along lak«s and ponds. pour sauce over fish. (If desired sponsored eaoh year. This Is Dia- H. and Timmy?" ' ' appointed to council in January to this step accomplished the re- less law of harmony and perfec- At the flash of a gun or the anap When a man steals from Uncle use an over-heat resistant glas; betes Detention Week tn New Jer- replaca Clarence Stevens, who re- tion. As eternal Life, God unfolds ot a stick, they dive to .safety. Sam, it's news, Commonplace news baking dish—about 8 Inches squari sey, Diabetes Is a disease whloh How is Red and Midge getting moval of a'wholly material sense —and fold thin fillets over In half.: along? signed to take office aa borough of business. No solution to the endless vitality and measureless Leaving only a f«w ripples on the these .days. still ean and does kill, but largely clerk, will seek election to the two- progress. As infinite Love, God surface, they can stay under water When a man gives back to Uncle Arrange lemon slices over top now only when Ignorance or care- I hear Billy D. likes Bobble Z. problem of limitation could have sprinkle with paprika. Bake In Carol and Freddie wake a nice yaar untxpired term.. Howard F, been found as long as the spiritual provides unbounded inspiration. for long stretches of time. Sam, .extra profits which he felt he lessness aaaUt it. You can do some- couple. ', . ' Miller'lias: filed a petition for nom- His Inexhaustible realm ot good While this trick helps them to hadn't earned, on an Army contract moderate (3T5 V.) oven about 25 thing about It. Oet It before it gets r and material viewpoints were as- . . well, It's happened, minutes, or until fish flakes when ination u Republican candidate for sociated. But whan the separation is open to man. escape from some of their inemies, you. We hear, {tat Freddie Rockhll a full term as councilman, it did not keep many thousands of Most of us) were refreshed and tested with a fork. Makes t serv- Michael S, Newjohn, M. D. Is going to enlist in the Marines had been made, Abram heard Belying on God, the business- Orebes from being killed' tn years heartened by the story ot Greene! ings with generous amounts ol Mar, 3i Good luck to you Ffeddle, Walter 8, Covert and Mrs, Dor- God's voice: "Lift .up now thine man hears His eternal dlreotlon gone by, Before they were given Tweed * Co., ot North Wales; Pa,, sauce. Henna, Consisting of the powd- Charlie Bennett, keep up the othy M, Lacey have filed for the eyes, - and look from the' place and promise, "Arise, -walk through the protection ut game laws, West- which found It made 16,000 more ered leaves of a small shrub, found good work. Your lesaons with Eve- Republican county ixtoutlve com1 Where thou art northward, and the land in the length ot it and in Note; Fillets ot halibut, haddock, ern Grebes were eagerly Bought tor than what it considered a fair eod or sola may be used. In India, Persia, the Levant and lyn Chandler are very noticeable. ralttee. i southward, and eastward, and the breadth of it; for I will give their silky whlto feathers. Ruth- profit—and voluntarily offered to re along- the African ooaata of the Jack Hilycord, what happened westward: for all tha land which it unto theo" (Geneala 18tl7)< less hunters bagged them without turn tht $8,000 difference to the U Mediterranean, la among tht oldest , to Kay? Has 'ShirleN y taken over7 ST. PATRICK'S PARTY, thou seest, to thee v/ill 1 give it" Walking in the length and breadth mercy, just to satisfy the demands 3, Army, By terms of the contract, Tha first real reelpe given to of cosmetics. When are one of the skating (Genesis 13:14, 18). Abram must ot spiritual understanding, the tor plumes with which to decorate gunpowder Is that of.English Frtai KEANSBURO—Members of the Qrsene, Tweed A Co., had.a right clubs going to have a bus rtde? have lifted up his consciousness businessman loses sight of the ladles' haU, to keep the money, They gave It Roger Bacon, and calls for salt Hailstones have fallen which It'a been a long time since w« Independent Women'* league here to Spirit, must have scon—that petor, charcoal and sulphur, weighed a pound or more each. had one,. last night held a St. Patrick'! day limitations ot a purely commer- For a time thert was danger that baok because they felt It was "the party after a.moating at the. Vin- is, understood — the spiritual and cial sense of business, becomes the slaughter would wipe out the moral thing to do." Tox.V what li your new gtr! unlimited nature of all that ii colonies of Western Orebes -In all friend's name? No secrets now, cent nous's, whore plans wore made aware of new opportunities, fresh Against the stenoh-ladin back- foi* a card and game party Tucs. good and necessary, for Abram, ideas, original thinking, and di- North Ameriea, But demands to ground of fast-buck grabbing and pleaae. whose name was later changed to rect procedures, and discovers conserve wildlife came along soon Influence peddling by the "mink V. N., how are you making ou day, Mar, 26, at the. Knights of Co- enough to save the birds, lumbus hall. Abraham, was a successful and that his business is inrtocd unlim- coat crowd" in Washington, this Is with Morey? prosperous man, ,., '' Today the Orebes live In widely a atory whloh comes to us like Ann Ramsey, why don't you Mrs, Lorotta flushes 1* chairman ited,— Jt'Ae VlwlHian Bolmoe Mon* come skating more ofton? Bring • Alary Baker Eddy, the Dlscov. Uor. '.. soattered placet along tho western olean, fresh air. Yet In one aense of tht party. She will be assisted part of our continent, Winter and It Is "news" only by contrast, It "Suffer Link Chlldrtn Margie Wagner'with you, •by Mrs, Jenrite ' Doltbaum, 'Mrs, summer, they are found from Can* reminds us of something we have Barbara. B., and Joe Miller make Helen Kovaca, Mrs, Jean Adams ada to California. In the ooldest tended to forgtt amid the scandals: to Corn* Unto Mt" a nice couple, Don't you think no and Mrs, Jennie Fochan. Wel- weather there are more of them to HIRI were brought to taut little Bonnie? comed aa members w«re Mrs, Ann Most people are haneit. And co the south, while In the warmer cent. Tchildren, that He iheuld p«rt HI* Marie. PePontl and Flppy La Shipley and Mra. Florence, Kronen- Time for Tea months they push farther north, P&rte are still going strong. We borger, The key point In this story from handi en (him, and proyi end the Their favorite spots are takes, North Wales la that It was the dlidalei rebuked them. ;,hopo you two will slay that way the rest of your lift, Near the water, or on a floating Army, not tha Arm, which rileased •ut Jttut tola, "Swfftt little chil- ' TltEATED FOR OUTS raft of plant material, they build It, The firm never would have mm dren, and forbid them net, te «eme Latry Boyco, we really miss you their nests. In May the {emalt Moned it. Most people arie like that, since thi Navy got you. Don't for- Treated at Rl'vervlejw hospital layi from trirea to ten large cgfi unlo Mei (or of tuch li Ihe kingdom of yesterday for cuts were John Brady, too. Most peoplliet regard fair deal get to come and soe us whan you wnloh are bluish white, cream, or Ings with their fellow mtn as a nor Heaven." get liberty. 4, Tyndall vd., Wlddletown township, cllve-brown In color, The eggi (Token frem tt. Matthew If, .one atlteh, hit hi* head-In a fal mat way of life, Nothing unusual Arnold F. and Peanut White produce young which are covered about it, and, therefore, nothing do the dance steps well togather, 'against a phalr, and Janet De- with down—light gray above and Marks, 3, Nutawamp rd,, River they'd call news, or expect to see It this a permanent team? white underneath, In headlines, Bart JanU, we hop* to ate you Plata, three stitches, hand out on When they grow up, the Qrobei (tick, For every sharper who ohlielt on home from Korea toon, especially are it to a) Inohei long, with a Unole Sam, there are millions who Arlent, Ihroe-lnoh bill and a short tall, pay their taxes In full, with no at- Joe Pwrlsh and Jaok Hllyaord, Their necks are long and slender, tempt to cheat, Thty may grumble, don't leave ui now, We will really The top of their heads, the btok They may think their tax bill Is mill you two, of their necki, and their broad outrageous, But to them alas hon Hilda Tomalno, wo hear thai backs are bltok. Their oneekf, tht city la "the moral thing."—Phil Harry has peon, homo, I« that tht front of Uielr nocks, and tholr tin* ndelphls, Inquirer, mton you havon't boon skating? dnr parts nre pure, glistening white, . Buiter, how art you'getting Their bills are yellow, MR. AND MBS, CUTlZKtf, WHAT along with. Helen? Of l> ft Dottle? According to Ihe National Wild- no you DO ABOUT What li Buster's pet name fpi lir* Federation, the birds eat ton BAD OOVBBNMENT? Mar e A.T T, B, njuro it out, wi and other small wntcr erouutei, oan t, "You're angered by currant ican< battles, and leedi, * dala In Government, hy gambling Harold, let's hive lenm, eou> InltnjiUng Information on other rackets and dope peddling In your plii mere often, Have advano* wildlife apeelts miy be obtained 1 founome toe, community, But what/ Mki V. 8, ' writing to the NatinNationall Wildi . Senator Margaret Chase Smith in • AftD MBRJHLT WB ROLL «™_^ SNAOK tta party U ut niy, •oonomlotl, and gnoioui way ll'fe -Federation , WashingtoWahington 1010, tht Febraury Ladles' Home Journal, • Mary K. and Ouy OelS
RED BANK REGISTER 10 Cents
