7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER CO»Y OLUME LXXII, NO. 1. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 12
A \ Bright Beach Hazlet Firemen's New Rotary Club Officers Installed 3 Classrooms Apartments Get Fair Will Open To Be Installed Thousands Flock Council O.K. Tomorrow Night At Vail Homes J. O'Connor Plymouth Sedan Shrewsbury Tnp. ToCountyOn4th Wint Appeal Grand Prise—Other Board Approves In 4-2 Deeition Awards Nightly Auditorium Plan Safety And Order Rule Main Scene— Stephen J. O'Connor, Rumion The curtain rises tomorrow even- A plan to enlarge the school at and Sea, Bright real estate de- Ing, July 8th, an another annual the Alfred E. Vail Homes by re- 6 Hurt in Rt. 34 Three-Car Crash veloptr, Iait Thursday night wu edition of the Haslet firemen's fair, placing its auditorium with three -0 granted a soning variance which which will take place on the com- classrooms was approved Tuesday The three-day week-end, primed will permit him to operate two pany's grounds on State Highway night by the Shrewsbury township by continued torrid weather, sent South Beach ocetnfront properties 35. This event will operate each board of education. Re-Advertise untold thousands of people from a< apartment houMi. night thereafter through Saturday As outlined, the project repre- the New York-N'ewark-Jersey City Later, Mr. O'Connor told The the 16th, wJth the exception of sents a modification of plans con- metropolitan area to Monmouth Register improvement alteration* Sunday the 10th. sidered earlier this year. Previous- Paint Bids county's beaches. However, th# yet to be made would delay until Features of the fair will include ly, the program called for the pro- general scene was one of safety late tbii season the full operation nightly dancing to the music of vision of four classrooms. and order. of the apartment*. "I want them Manny Martin and his ten-piece or- The change resulted, according In Middletown to be fine places," he aaid, "In keep- chestra, a free playground for the to Louis A. Stcinmuller, chairman According to a report from tha ing with the atmosphere of this children on a larger scale than that of the teachers' committee, when a Original Contractor Shrewsbury station of the New residential section." request was made that the Vail Jersey state police, the motorist* of last year, and free ground prizes In the bumper-to-bumper line Of The issue over the apartment nightly. The ground prizes will in. chapel, located in the same build- ing, be left intact and not be par- Unable to Produce cars that moved shoreward each house variance had been hotly con- elude an 8 cubic-foot electric refrig. day were orderly and respectful et tested. A group of South Beach erator, a television set, a radio- titioned to make two classrooms as Performance Bond phonograph console combination had been proposed. traffic laws. residents, through the Red Bank Six persons were reported in- law firm of Applegate, Foiter, with automatic record changer and In addition to savings that will The Middletown township school various other items. result in construction costs, the hoard at a special session Tuesday jured, none critically, in a three* Reuutlle, Cornwell * Green, pre- car accident that occurred Sunday sented sharp protest* both before Monday, the 11th, has been desig. reduction of the number of now night authorized re-advertisemen classrooms from four to three also afternoon on Route 34, two miles the mayor and council and the Sea nated as Children's Night and in of bids to paint the high school at north of Colt's Neck. Bright board of adjustment. addition to the playground attrac- may eliminate the need for oneLeonardo and the Middletown and New Rotary club officers installed last Thursday at the Molly Pitcher hotel by William Smith of additional new teacher, it was In the accident an automobile) Those who protested Mr. O'Con- tions a fully equipped standard size Long Branch, past district governor, are (left to right) Howard Leon, vice president; Benjamin Allen Fair View elementary schools. bicycle will be awarded to a lucky pointed out, This action was necessary since reportedly driven by Richard P. nor's application did to on the Parker, president; Mr. Bmlth, Victor Batter, retiring president; Roy E. Cotten, secretary, and Edward Speaking from the audience, Mlnogue of Wcsttlcld, struck a Jin* grounds that soning restriction* boy or girl, together with other II. Kelly, treasurer. Edmund Gay of Highlands, whose children's prizes. Mrs. Margaret A. Rohrey criticized of traffic-stalled cars. The Mlnogusj barred any structures other than the board for accepting the de-hid was accepted last month for car was said to have hit the) single-family house* from the Tuesday the 12th will be Fire- mand that the chapel be retalncj $5,445, was unable to produce a stopped car of Norman Goodman South Beach oceanfront. They men's Night and In the event of Police Search for "if its space is needed for the edu- performance bond. The painting of New York city which, In turn, criticised both council and board of bad weather, this will be held on C. H. Planitz Sells Luncheon Marks cation of children." The chapel cur- work is a portion of the board', hit the automobile driven by LeoaW adjustment authorities for conild' the next clear evening. The com- Hit and Run Driver $200,000 improvement and repai rently is used for Sunday and mid- 1 ard Longo of Lodi. erlng' this application so soon after pany coming the longest distance Oceanport police are searching week religious services. program approved by the voters a they had drawn up and passed a will receive a $25 cash award ant" a speci.il school election las Passengers hurt In the Mlno|u« His Battin Road for the driver of a one-ton truck 49th Birthday However, Mr. Stcinmuller said he car were listed as Benjamin new amendment to the toning law. a trophy and the second longest which sldeswiped a car operated believed the arrangement to estab- spring. That amendment, with one excep- distance- company will receive a Weissman, SO, and Beta Welts> by Joseph W. Beggs of Neptune lish the three rooms in the audi- The board was advised that II man, 43, both o( the Bronx, ant tion clause, re-affirmed older one- trophy. There will be three lucky Residence Place early Monday morning on Ocean- Of D.A.R. Chapter torium would "have definite ad- is fully covered by insurance in re family-house provisions with the awards of $25 each to visiting com Hugo Zoller, 76, and Mrs. Edaav port ave., Oceanport. vantages" over the four-room plan lation to an injury received by one Mlnogue, both of Westfleld, modification that houses could be panies and in addition, all com- Starts Construction Officer John Welch said that Munmouth Branch provided there is no marked In- of the high school pupils April 9, built on lots 7,500 square feet in panies attending with a piece of Mr. and Mrs, Weissman suf- Beggs received arm injuries and crease In the number of children The matter wai referred to the fered head lacerations and shock. site. The exception was that bus- apparatus and at least six members Of Dwelling on was taken to Monmouth Memorial Plans Golden estimated to be enrolled next fall Century Indemnity A Insurance inesses in operation Jan. 1, IMS, or who do not participate in the fore- hospital in the Eatontown first aid They were taken to Monmoutal going awards will receive a cash George Fairweather, Tinton Falls Co. of Newark. Memorial hospital by the Matawaaj earlier could continue. Former Mellen Estate ambulance. The truck left the Jubilee Year school janitor, assisted by a helper Edward Meyers, son of Mr. and consolation prize of 15. Ladies' aux. scene of the accident. first aid squad. Mr. Zoller suffer***, It was this exception that Mr. iliarles will also participate with a Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Siting The 49th anniversary of Mon-was instructed to install the Vail Mrs. Charles Meyers of Port Mon- a fractured rib and multiple laee»> O'Connor used to advantage in pre- $25 cash prize going to the auxiliary of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, have pur- mouth chapter, Daughters Ameri- classroom partitions. mouth, cut oft the end of one o atlons and Mrs. Mlnogue a senting his case to the two Seafrom the most distant point and chased the attractive eight-room can Revoluation, was marked at a The new rooms will make possi- his fingers in sn electric saw inslbly fractured nose. They wera Bright boards. Both his houses, there will also be an extra awaid Planitz residence located at 100 luncheon meeting last Thursday at ble the establishment of two sec-the school manual training shop. taken to Hazard hospital by tils) 1S55 and 1396 Ocean ave., were used for auxiliaries with the winner re- Battin rd., Fair Haven, through the Middletown No. 1 Josephs', West Long Branch. ond grade classes of from 33 to 35 Thrpugh their attorney, Norman Keyport first aid squad. as rooming houses in recent yeata. ceiving $15. Last year 42 companies Ray Van Horn agency, Fair Ha- Among the guests were Mrs. Ray- pupils each. Also they will raise Currie of Keyport, the Meyers fam- Under the new law, therefore, he ven realtors. The property has been mond C. Goodfellow of South from five to eight the number of Norman Goodman and lira. and 14 auxiliaries.attended and an To Hold Its 22d ily notified the board that it would Ruth Goodman were taken to •ould continue to use them u such. even larger turnout Is expected this owned by Gustave H. Planitz for Orange, past national organizing classrooms in the school. sue William Dennis, board presi- over 25 years, he having acquired secretary general, and Miss Mar- George C. Malone, school super- Monmouth Memorial hospital, The question Mr. O'Connor pre- year. All flre companies and aux- dent, and Everett C. Curry, man. treated for shock and released. sented was. In brief: "Does It ben- iliaries are invited. it from William F. Van Note. "The garet Terhunc, a charter member. vising principal, cautioned the ual training instructor. •flt the town and this section more house has been modernized includ- Annual Fair Mrs, Kenneth F. Diets of Essex board to make a continuing study All three cars involved were) to have the buildings exist as room* The grand award of the fair will ing a tiled bath, an oil fired hot Fells, regent, presided and intro- of enrollment estimates which, h badly wrecked In the crash, ac- Ing houses, where large numbers be made on the final night, Satur- water heating system, and is in ex- Grand Award to Be duced the other guests Including said, "could increase quickly." Y«t cording to Trooper George R. of people can be lodged, or at apart- day the 16th, when a 1949 Plymouth cellent condition throughout. Ad 1949 Chevrolet— Mrs. Mary Lambertson, regent of to be considered, it was suggested Property Sales, Quinn of Shrewsbury station, who ment houses, where only 1» families four-door deluxe sedan, equipped joining neighbors include General Monmouth Courthouse chapter, is the number of Roman Catholic investigated. Police said a careless can reside in that number of apart- with radio and heater, will be J. O. Mauborgne and Colonel Eu- Nightly Prize* Freehold; James W. Wood of Little children to be enrolled In this driving charge had been mad* ments?" awarded on the co-operative plan. gene Qrunewald, formerly of the Silver, executive vice president ef school, Rentals Listed against Mr. Mlnogue, There has been little council op- Last year the Hazlet company United States Army. The Md annual fair of Middle- the Monmouth Co«|^VJtykirjag| •)-MjJt,!»ohrey said the township Beaches everywhere wer» doing spent $30,000.for a new flre truck Mr. and Mrs. Elt|ng expect to town Township Flre company No. association, and the guest apMksr, 'Market Extremely a bonanza, business. So, too, wera position to the developer's conten- and adding to the flre house in or- Catholic parish sent more than 100 tion that, of the two, apartment move into their newly acquired 1 of Headden's Corner, will be held and Jean LaFarge, concert pianist, children to' parochial schools last Good,1 Says Realtor restaurants, shore amusement con- house use would result In leu der to provide for Its three pieces property in September. at -ttifawrgroiind's "next to'tlie and organist' at Simpson Grace year and paid for their education cessions, taverns and refreshment crowding than rooming house use. of Are fighting equipment. Thn Mr. planitz has started the con- flre house on highway M, Head- church, Jersey City, She said she had been informed stands.' company Is strictly: a volunteer or- struction of a new dwelling of on* den's Corner, starting tomorrow Mrs. Ernest M. Swingle of Loch Rolston Waterbury, realtor, re- Locker space and bathhouses Another factor advanced by ifr. ganisation and the proceeds from parochial schools were to be filled ports several sales and rentals in O'Connor, and his attorney, Robert story design on a half-acre ptot night and continuing until Satur- Arbour and Mrs. Paul Ryder of to near qapacity this year. She add were practically sold out at most this and future fairs will be usefi he has just purchased through the day night, July 1«. Shrewsbury township, were lunch, Red Bank and neighboring com- popular watering places. The very H. Maids, of the Red Bank nrra of to discharge this debt. ed the 'local parish, therefore, is munities. Parsons, Labreoque, Cantona * Ray Van Horn agency from Mr. Tomorrow night will be firemen's eon chairmen. anxious to know as quickly as pos- desire to got wet and cool off and Mrs. Harry P. Jansen. This .and first aid squads' night. Prizen Mrs. Goodfellow who is in charge Mr. and Mrs. Abram Decker, Re made the public willing to part Combs, has been that of personal sible the number and identity of Bank, have bought the six-room hardship that would confront the property is part of the former Wil- of |M In cash will be distributed of the room at. the D.A.R. Contln. pupils who intend to enter paro- with saved dollars and brought real liam Mennen estate and la located to the firemen, and 125 in cash will ental hall, Washington, O. C, for house at S3 Elm pi. from Mr. and riches to those business people who developer should the variance b« Regional School chial schools next autumn. Mrs. Robert Buchblnder. refused. It was -pointed out sir. on a private roadway leading to be awarded to the first aid squads. the state society, told of plans now The board accepted the offer of operated places for them to change) O'Connor has spent large sums of the river at the end of Battin rd. There will alto be three surprise under way to re-decorate and re-Mrs. Rohrey to get the number William Kerekesh, executive ol clothes. money Improving the properties Planners Meet where Mr. and Mrs. Jansen have packages for individual firemen furnish this room. She particularly of parochial school pupils who the Shelby Shoe company, Syra- Another factor that may hava and that alterations had been made recently completed their new home. and first alders. In case of rain this mentioned the windows in the would need transportation during cuse, N. T., has purchased from sent thousands to this county wera,. which would mike restoration of Committee Seeks event will be postponed until room which are murals of historic the 1949-50 year. The deadline of Harold and John James their prop- recent New York newspaper r«- the buildings to one-family use Thursday night, July 14. spots in the state, and the lighting Aug. 2 was set for this informa- erty at 114 Grange ave. The house ports that hailed the purity of way- prohibitive In cost. Advice From State The'grand award will be a 1949 effects which have been designed tion and parents were cautioned consist^ of eight rooms, bath, two-ter in this county, while frowning Sister Angelica Chevrolet sedan to be given away to put special display Interest oh car garage, and is situated on a Supporting Mr. O'Connor in hit An effort to establish a regional to make this need known to the on that that washes many of tb« the final night of the fair. A $50 them. parish immediately. well-landscaped plot, 135x335 feet. city's own beaches. appeals hat been Councilman Let- school in this area started Thurs- cash ground prise will be awarded Mr. Wood told of the early his Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill, Lin- ter E. Ferrine, who offered the res- day night when a Ave-man com. Funeral Today Miss Alice Balanger, a teacher, croft, have purchased from Mr. One thoroughiare that • was every night. tory of Little Silver. According to appeared before the board to ask jammed with traffic at almost all olution to grant the variance last mlttee, composed of school board In addition to various booths and old records the town received its and Mrs, Clarence Isgate the five- Thursday night. Councilman Neils members, discussed the plan and Former Principal that she be granted a $100 supple- room bungalow at Id White rd. hours was Ocean ave., at S«a amusement wheels, special attrac- name from two sources, first that ment to her salary which, she said, Bright, as it passes through that Jacohsen, Republican candidate for decided to get more advice and In Of Red Bank Catholic tions will include free dancing to it was sold to early settlers by the Shrewsbury. On the property Is a mayor, seconded that motion after formation from Charles Anderson, she believed was due her because garage and shade trees. borough and extends to Route M music by Vincent Jay and a floor Indians for a "little silver" and she was to undertake a special Rut. at Highlands. This is the road a short talk in which he Indicated assistant commissioner of the Sister Mary Angelica of St. show nightly. secondly it was named for Little it was his belief the move was In State Department of Education. gers university course leading to William Dobaon, who recently Mayor Thoma3 Farreli of 8M Nicholas convent, Atlantic City, a The company has called special Silver in southern England, the married Miss Phyllis Edwards o the best Interests of Sea Bright. The meeting, which was held at former principal and superior tit her master's degree this summer. Bright has asked Qov. Alfred K. attention to the fact that Arthur birthplace of the founders, Joseph However, it was pointed out, theRumson, has bought a new cot-Driscoll to re-establish and wide* Also voting "yes" were Council Red Bank high school, served as Red Bank Catholic high school, Soden, co-chairman, .will conduct and Peter Parker. tage built on a two-acre plot in men John H. Hooter, a Republican a briefing, as some of the commit- died Monday in Atlantic City. She school board has authorized such as a state highway. Certainly tha hit fruit, vegetable and cake booth, The speaker pointed out that payments to only those teachers Middletown from Mr. and Mrsmayo. r would have a good talking' newcomer to the board, and George tee members were not familiar had been in poor health the past which has been a popular fair at- In early days the station was estab- Paul Madsen. The house, in which Krauts, council's only Democratic with the regional school program. few years. who actually receive that degree point in a future approach to tha traction for 32 years. Obie Hallen- lished for Shrewsbury, but due toor those who complete special read- they have recently moved, has five governor if It had been possible) member. The application received After a four-hour discussion, Red A native of South Amboy, Bister back is assisting Mr. Soden with the fact that the Lovett nursery rooms and bath. The adjoining a "no" vote from Councilman Carl Bank, Little Silver, Atlantic town- ership studies at New York uni- to count the automobiles that Angelica was a member of the Sis- the chairmanship. All company carried on such a mail order busi- versity. The teacher was congratu- property owners are Edward Best clogged their way through the bor- Nelson and a "not voting" response ship and Shrewsbury township ters of Mercy order for 15 years. members are on the committee. ness, it was found necessary to and Bourne Ruthrauff. from Councilman Daniel Pearson. representatives appeared to favor lated on her ability and ambition ough. Besides her term at.Red Bank, she establish a station under the vil-to study for the degree she seeks, Both are Republicans. a plan, with Shrewsbury not inhad been a teacher at St. Paul's lage's name. Mr. Wood, who is al- Mr, and Mrs. John Calandrlello The Fourth of July week-end, Mayor Thomas Farrell earlier favor. but told she did not qualify for thehave purchased from Lee Becker grammar school, Princeton; super- so a Little.Silver resident, told of additional compensation. however, was the occasion for re- had made known his opposition to Members of the committee ior-principal at St. Elizabeth's, Install Officers the source of his information which a new four-room bungalow on joicing by Sea Bright municipal the O'Connor plan. It has been his Bernardsville, and principal at St. It was announced that at a spe- Coleman pi., Middletown. Mr. Cal- 1 known as the regional school com. was supplied by members of the cial meeting June 21, a new teach- andriello is connected with the officials. A total crowd estimated hope that all - forms of business mlttee are John F. Giblon, Jr., ofNicholas*. Bates and Parker families, now at 44,000 persons, including could be kept out of this section Surviving are' four sisters, Mrs. er, Mrs. Grace Walsh had been Fisher Baking company. Red Bank, George Ryser, presi- Of Rotary Club living in Little Silver, from old added to the faculty roll at (2,400 dents and others with so investors could be attracted dent of the Little Silver school Julia Pettit, Long Branch, and Mrs. county records at Perth Amboy, Lieut. Anthony T. Willens, who passes, visited this beach la U» there to build a large number of board; Douglas Newbold of the Qeorge Kress,' Mrs. T. A. McNicho- Hold Meeting from Rhole Island, and from the year. recently returned from service In Contracts were awarded for Hawaii, and has been residing in three days. attractive small residences. How- Atlantic township board; Clarence las, and Mrs. William Pearson, original data of the Monmouth Amberse Nelson, superintendent ever, the mayor recognized that Berg-er of Shrewsbury and Louis South Amboy, and two brothers, At Molly Pitcher Patten group which was organized school bus service for the coming Keyport, has bought from the Mal- school year to William Gilhuly and mone Bros, a new four-room bun- of the borough beach, said: Thai* these properties formerly were Stelnmuller of Shrewsbury town- Frank Gordon, South Amboy, and in 1665. This' group which was never has been crowds like this? OS) rooming houses and, at such, might ship. James Gordon. Oregon. The new officers of the Red made up of more than 80 members Frank P. Lawes. Mr. Gilhuly in. galow with attached garage in formed the board he would use a Sunnycrest, Little Silver. The lotour beach before." have been continued in this opera- The committee indicated it would A solemn requiem mass Is being Bank Rotary club were installed purchased the territory from the tion had council voted down Mr. offered this morning at Mount St. Thurtday by William Smith of new bus to take children on school is 70x100 feet. Clarence Stevens, Sea Brlgtst meet at least twice a month until Indians. The original 19 patenteers, route 3, from Hope rd., Pine O'Connor's appeal. the question comes to a head one Mary's motherhouse, North Plain- Long Branch, former district gov- whose names wera recorded In The six-room house with one-car (Continued on Page 5). field. Interment will be In the sis-ernor. The installation took place Brook, to the Tinton Falls school, garage at 20 Lennox ave., Rum- Before' the properties can be way or another. county history, were the men who for $2,400 a year, and would run opened for full use as apartment Under a regional school set-up ters' plot, Holy Redeemer ceme- at the Molly Pitcher hotel. The of- purchased the land in this area son, owned by Mr, and Mrs. John tery, South Plalnfield. ficers art) Benjamin Allen Parker the "double shuttle" route from McDonough, has been sold to Mr. dwellings, Mr. O'Connor has agreed, the present sending districts, and in Shrewsbury township, which Tinton Falls school to Vail Homes they must be altered to conform which are now paying tuition to president, Howard Leon vice pres- In eaiy times included all of Ocean and Mrs. Harry Crowhurst. Mr. Broad St. Store with New Jersey Tenement house OCEANPOBT ACCIDENT ident, Roy Cotton secretary and county, running down to Little and return for $4 dally. Mr. Lawes Crowhurst Is associated with the Red Bank, would instead pay for Edward Kelly treasurer. will operate the "single shuttle" safety requirements., Among other their share in the school costs and A car driven by Philip Sllverstein Egg harber, which is just north of A. C. Crowhurst company, Belle- Tinton Falls-Vail route every morn- ille patent leather manufacturers. rules, one U that each apartment construction and would have rep- of Asbury Park and a Boro bus, Victor Batter, retiring president, Atlantic City. ing for the contract fee of $2.10 Being Enlarged with a kitchen, must have an out- resentation on a regional school operated by Elbert Merrell of Fair reviewed the accomplishments of Others present were Miss Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Kalervoa Ayra side flre escape since the buildings the club during the past year and dally. have rented Lieut. Col. R. Bruce Addition to Red board. Objections have been that Haven, collided Monday evening at Dlbben, Mrs. Jacob B. Rue, Sr., Mrs, Osborn was authorized to are of frame construction. certain areas would have to payOceanport and Portaupeck aves., gave a short talk .on the annual Mrs. Bruce Campbell, Mrs. Lloyd Tomlinson's house at 419 River rd., Rotary meeting held in New York, send a letter to Dr. Andrew P. De- Fair Haven. Bank Youth Center To learn more about the type of more than their share if they en- Oceanport. W. Grover, all former regents; dick, Jr., of Red Bank, school medi- apartment houies that had been tered the regional school. which was attended by Mr. Batter, Mrs. R. A. Stetler. Mrs. J. P. Coop- Harold C. Cutburth has rented Edward ,Kelly,. Paul Young, retir- cal Inspector, commending him on The name of the former Hlrsch't) authorized by the Sea Bright coun- It the committee desldes to form Picalc and Beach Supplies er, Mrs. Spafford Schanck, Mrs. the quality of services he perform- n apartment at Red Bank manor. cil, a Register reporter made an Several types plenie jusa, priced- aa ing secretary; Daniel Dondl, Dr. Harry B. Sherman, Mrs. F. J. Dlb- He is operating engineer for theKiddle shop, 20 Broad St., has bsra a regional school and If approval low as 12.98 In galon alaea; paper nap- Morgan Colio and Peter Genovese. ed In the past year. Also receiving changed to the Red Bank Youth inspection of one of them Monday is also given by the school boards kins, rainbow colors, two (or 16 cents ben, Mrs. John H. Oaborn, Mrs. J. congratulations—and a $5 weekly M. W. Kellogg company, which is Center, and work has been startoeV afternoon. of each area, a referendum Is paper cups, plates, spoons, aunslaaaes, Final plans for the annual clam- Frank Welgand, Mrs. Paul T. raise in salary—was Amos Reevey, building a plant for J. Howard wax paper, aandwieh hags, plastic swim- bake will be announced at today's Ryder, Mrs. William G. Schanck, Smith company. on a 46-foot addition to the rear, The apartment house, located called In each area. Plans to pro-mine ringa 98 ecnta each, beach balls janitor of the Vail Homes school. making the depth of the store US just south of the single-family ceed with the school can be made 69 eenta and up, sand palls 10, 15 and meeting by Mr. Parker. Dan Don- Mrs. R. A. Strong, Mrs. Henry C Fifty-seven apartments have feet. New fixtures, display cases house Mr. O'Connor has been if all the areas involved vote In 2S cents, bathinK caps 09 eenta, beach dl, song leader, was given a tre- McLean, Mrs. William M. Thomp- Drastic Reduction icen rented in the Molly Pitcher chairs »1.49 and up, back rests |l.f» mendous ovation tor his work dur- son, Mrs. William A. Wlrth, Mrs. Now la tho tlmo to buy your Wnltalr and fluorescent lighting will be in- building from a disused ship, has favor. If one area casts' a no vote, and up. Prown'a National 5 and 19 cent fibre ruKn. A fiw KOIHI colors left in HIKQ Hinge. There are now available stalled. been fitted with many modern con- the remaining areas again will store, 47 Brosd street, Red Bank. Phone ing tha yean D. H, Collinson, Mrs. Benjamin 27x54, 6x9, 8x10, 1**12. Better than 15% inly two three-room apartments veniences. Some apartments have RE l-2«80. We deliver.—Advertisement. Dennis, Mrs. Charles W. Cohen, ssvinm on all these runs. A few ulrtiw Melvin J. Lowcnstcin, wh« nave a referendum to decide and 11 five-room apartments. bought the business from Ales J. shower-tubs and some stall show- whether they want a regional Kew Merchandise Mrs. Fred Zeller, Mrs. J. Spunn runs in stock, u*6. priced at * - • - 'J; Mr. Waterbury states his firm ers. The rooms art spacious and " Netlce Twllltex. Vinyl plastic coated fabric. Jeffers, Mrs. G. Harold Nevlus, Fabco linoleum rug>. Satisfaction guar- Hirsch two months ago, has found school without the area which The committee of Shrewsbury town- Cover your walls, upholster your chairs, anteed, 9x12, 17.08 while they lut'.. still has more than ten contracts it necessary to enlarge the stop* have been decorated, torn* In pas- voted no. ship will meet on the second Thursday line your shelves; Choice of colors in Mrs. M. B. Tilton, Mrs. J. E. How- Frown's National 5 t 10 store, 47 Broad under consideration at the present tel colored paint and some in wood of the month hereafter, begtnnlns on 31-inch widths, $1.89 per yard; Bar Har- land, Mrs, G. W. Manson, Mrs. •treet, Red Bank. Phone RE s-'jeSO. time, and that the market is ex- to make room for a larger and paneling. July U,' 1949, inatead ef tha second bor sets, (tripe deslrni, 12.98 a set; David Wood, Mrs. Edwin S. Close, We deliver.—Advertisement. more complete stock of infants/ Bliaaa an* Skadis Tuesday, flve-lnch plastic ruffling* for decorating ;remely good. "Although prices are and children's wear. A remodeling This houas has tome rooms Metal stock blinds IS.tt up to Se- Marsretta L. Dead, windows, 2a cents per yard, wide raiuo Mrs. Fred D. Wikoff, Misses Sara NJSTM iff," he added, "it has brought the ined. We specialise In Columbia Venetian Clerk of Shrewsbury Township. of colors! Kordlto auction bristle brootr S. Boice, Grace C. Cox, Harriet C. The Matawan First Aid and Rescua customers back into the market. sale Is announced elsewhere Inthli equipped with large French win- blinds, Holland linen window shades on —Advertisement. issue starting tomorrow to dear dows that open from the floor to 11.98, manic bridle lamps, complcto Lowe, Clara G. Tilton, Adele Vigne, Sriuad Is now conducting Its annual drive There will be no real slump In real your rollers till eenta inch. Skilled spe- 14.98. Frown's, National 5 * 10 Ston. Grace Sickles, and F. May Pumyea. for fundii in Matawnn and the rural sec- out the present stock for fresh, a height of about seven feet. cialists ready to take your measure- Te Wham It May Cancer* 47 Broad street, Red Bank, Phono RE tions which it servo. Your uenurous estate, but prices are leveling oft new late summer and fall goods. Mr. O'Connor hat removed cook- ments and furnish estlmatea free of Flense take notice that I cannot be t-2180. Wo deliver.—Advertisement. support will be appreciated. Look for :o what they really are worth, charge. Frown'* National 11 10 store, responsible for any debts eontraeted la Fireworks thn man in white. laces were away over priced and, The new proprietor states that (Continued on Page 5) 47 Broad street, Red Bunk. Phone RE my name by Alice K. Stern. Paver Law* Mowers, Tomorrow nlKfttl Occnn front, Lone Matawnn First Aid and Rcacuo Squad, with the enlargement and remodel- We'deliver.—Advertisement. Jack Stern.. f 0-Inch and up, by Moto-Mowsri al- Ilranch, Nuw Jersey. Enjoyment for all. —Advertisement. therefore, properties could not be —Advertisement. ia Planet Jr. garden tractors, equip- .—Advertisement. sold." Mr. Waterbury also said ing of the a-toro he will be able to Attention, Ke.Hsnte erf Ullle Silver Aicauntlas aid lacoma Taut Get prepared (or the new mail de- Bart Hack Waste* that "out of 350 apartments built more adequately take care of Uv larl S. RlUmncuie, accounting, In- Hybrid Seed Cam *Msjisi,i wws*f•!••! aiiw ••rwicejt uimr nowi Chrysler, Plymouth, International Sales Wllilnt to purchash e up te S.CO livery. All types of mill boxes In stock eome tai consultant. 870 Libert? (treat, Jerioy certified number 2-4-7 and O. Conovei Bros. Salts and 8er»lce. Phone aid service. Haurlca Schwnrti, Phone hires or any eart of 1,000 shares ihls yesr, 90 per .cent are rented needs of patrons. from 89 cent! up to 18.981 wild brass Lor* Branch. Phone U B. M8I9.W.— 8. Hi also ioy bcuni, sweet eorn and Hoi. Mill. Wickatunk.—Adrcrtiis- H. B, 1-0787 Advertisement. tock of Second National Bank of R nd some Hre not yet finished." houte number! elid letters, IB eonts Ae»ertlnm«nt, a compute line of Held and lawn mix- msnt. lankk , JohJhn Wecm-rtW . telephonTlh e AtAtlso] . Dry Weathsr Speclala onclii alto other typo numbers and let- uses, Conovtr Bros., Wlckatunk. Phone Auclioiit, Tuesdays, 6 to 11 P. M, t.lo Hlfhlanda 1-0003—Advertisement Highest quality remnant gardes Base lurs In stock, Prown'i National 6 4 10 Flrawarkt Hoi, 9-6121.—Advertisement. Auctioneer ea« Aepralisr. MoiTlmmliifo IOBK thiui wliolosnlc. It's Fireworks u cents per foot, Koro Seal plastlo Bar* store, 47 Broad street, Red Hank. Phono Tomorrow nlnhtl Ocean front. Lonit B. 0, Coats, 490 Bath*»«
Mr. and Mra. Harold Longendyck of Leonardo gave a dinner in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday evening at Homestead inn, Atlantic Highlands, for SO relatives and friends SINCE 1896 from Farmingdale, Hawthorne, Locust, Leonardo and Atlantic Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Longendyck were married at Newark and came to Leonardo, where they have lived in the same house during their entire married life, They received many gift* as well •• money and flowers.
There is f«r too muck misinformation •float Mr*. McCarthy's Pupils Elks to Hold Fair •lout JiamondY Tkat'i why it ii to your Give Piano Recital On Front St. Properly adVajitagt to $et tlie facts from one wko !• Mis. Lucille B. McCarthy of The Red Bank Elks will open qualified* . t. your RtjittcrtJ JtvtUr. Bcllevue ave., Rumson, held a their annual fair next Friday night piano recital last Thursday even- RED BANK, N. J. ing. After the recital certificates on their newly-acquired property Bcfort tke title of "RejiitertJ Jeweler* ii and pins, which her pupils had on West Front at., directly opposite conferred ty tke Americtn Gem Society, a earned at a recent New York audi- the Front st. entrance to the muni- tion, were presented. jeweler mutt kc qualified ky study, experience cipal parking lot. The fair will run John Halloran, Robert Longhi until Saturday of the following and personal integrity. Yearly elimination* and Marlene Marx also received personal prizes for their high auJI- week. «rt your auurance that tke highest >iaad*rdf tion scores of 98 and a half. Sue The genera] committee, consist 1 Warren was next high with a score ing of the lodge officers, appointed art maintained . Before you kuy a diamond or of 97 and a half. Special prizes chairman and trustees have been otker gem itone, tea your Registered* Jeweler. were given to Barbara Sue Lovejoy working hard for some time to and Joan Anita Lovejoy for mak-have all in readiness for the open ing the greatest relative progress ing. in their piano study. The new Buick, which will be Those who took part in the re- awarded on the closing night of tho cital Included Sue Warren, Joan fair is on display in front of the c/veitssiiies' Anita Lovejoy, Jimmy Isclin, Second National Bank, Broad st Charles Marx, Kay Iaclin, Barbara Jack Kwik is chairman of the auto- REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GE* SOCIETY Sue Lovejoy, Ann Polak, John Hal- mobile committee and is being as- loran, Joan Polak, Robert Longhi, sisted by William Klatsky, 36 BROAD STRIET • RED BANK Lorraine Warren, Marlene Mart, More details of the affair and Lillian Shea, Helen Swanson and commitccs in charge will appear in Marie Foderaro. next week'* issue of the Register. WE SHOPPED FOR MONTHS FOR THESE CASH BUYS — PURCHASED SOME RE. MARKABLE VALUES — SEEING IS BELIEVING. COME IN AND LOOK — YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THESE REAL BARGAINS !
4« IN. SLIP COVER BATHING FABRICS SUITS 1.09" 5.95 To thoroughly enjoy your "off* Values to l.»S Beg. 7.IS days you'll want to pick up these Purchased from a decorator, all One and two-piece bathing: •re sanforized and aunfact. Made suits In satin laitex and pre- necessities, so come in and do it. by Foster, Textron and other*. mium quality cotton*. A large Stripe* - figure* - floral*. variety. Sites it to 40. OfllTtS In long or short sleeve styles 2.50 to 8.95 50% DOWN BERKSHIRE BED PILLOWS • L/OOl blUCkS in rayon, summer gabardine, NYLONS Palm Beach or washable cords 4.79 5.50 to 11.95 Reg. «.M 135 A soft, fluffy pillow filled with New low price. Finest hone • Pajamas in short sleeve, knee length' M% down—80% duck feathers. Covered with blue and white made In the most tempting styles striped ticking with piped summer shades. All sizes In 3.50 and 3.95 edges. The filling Is all new, regular lengths and extra long, washed, sterilized and Oisln- tl gauge, M denier. feeted. • Swim Trunks in form fittinglastex , cot- ton gabardine or fancy figured 2.95 to 5.95 CANNON 24x44 POLO BATH TOWELS SHIRTS ShirtS short sleeve*, with or without collar, fancy stripes, figures or plain 98' colors Beg. 1.W 1.49 Grow a garden In your bath- Beg. to tit 1.65 to 3.95 room. Towel* like thesa flower season after season. Colors rose, peach, blue, Lovely soft "Angel Skin" rayon green, maixe, flamingo. • SpOrt ShortS in tm gabardine for tennis sport shirts In delicate pastel or walking comfort ' * Guest site, reg. Me 68c shades. Come in small, medium 3.95 Face Cloths, reg. SSe ...... 3*0 and large slies.
• SpOtt Hat of tan poplin/green under. • Seersucker or Terry Robe 6 PC. COTTAGE NYLON brim, ventilated and easily packed 'for the beach or lounging about '. 2.95 4.95 to 12.95 SETS PANTIES •ODD 1.98 »< 1.69 Keg. 2.S8 Beg. I.M Bent buy.In years, Ruffle.top* Trunkees, flared leg, athletic Sil JKridel with matching tie-backs and and briefs. 100% pure nylon bottoms.. Dots and figures In In all sites. Delicate pink and N< RED BANK. N. J. red, blue or green, Many styles. white.
Charge 'Account* Welcomed. Shop Friday* nil. 9 P. M. This Store will he open all day Wcdiieidaya during July and Augiut. Four RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 7, 1949 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Keantburg Man You **-« hereby notified tlmt tbm part* MWHJ.Y MMWING Lands Plane 6 Times on Carrier nership heretofore •xintina Ltctwee* WatakM, dock* uU jwrdrjr ra- Has 72nd Birthday Hammond's Tree & Lawn DANIEL W. UORU and KAYMONb L, MOOKE, unvkr the firm Mine of pain* M4 thud, at KWMHI 1 prlcM. All werfc guMUtea far POISON Anthony Bcvacqua of Beacon 116 LINDEN AVE. HIGHLANDS, N. J. 'DOlUi'H 1'iiOTO SiiUI ," m number li Wallace eti't-'ct, lied Hank. New Jemey, one jaar. •Ufa mm tm •*" •; SUMAC Beach, Keansburg, celebrated his expires ou July Ibt. 1940 in accord witfc •BM^^BE »<0f iUhiiif,«lr»«» 72nd birthday Sunday with a party General Contracting provisions of the articles of said partner* RE 64M)72-M III ^VUiftm«aickl7,(a(*)r. given by his six children at his chip and atfrcetntnt of dissolution. It W. hwt at. * home. Mr. Bevacqua is a retired PHONE HIGHLANDS 3-1263 DOKN'S PHOTO SHOP. wholesale and retail tobacco mer- • Complete Landscaping and Tree Service By Daniel W. Dora, chant from Jersey City. Raymond L. Moor*. • W l.«IVY-DRY • Estates and Lawns Cared for by the Month Dated: Juno 2Sth, 11)49. Present at the party were Mrs. • Complete Spraying and reeding of Tree* and Lawn* Monmouth County SurrogAt*'* Ofhcft Anthony Bevacqua, Mr. and Mrs. • Held Mowing and Bakinr In the matter of the estate of Julia Nicholas Fugaro and son, Nicholas, N. Little, deceased. Notice to creditor* Sensationally Nnv'f Completely afferent 3-v.cy hair beauty I Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bevacqua • Old and New Lawn* Built and Rebuilt to present claims against estate. and children, Alfred, Jr., Anthony, Pursuant to the order of Dorm an Mo MI.W cnlr «IN» Ma/ «/» CUM anW !MVf| Our Men Have M to M Years' Experience. Estimate* GlveB. t'addin, Surrogntc of thu County of Motv- Rosemary, and Marie Felice; Mr, mouth, made on the Twenty-eighth day and Mri. Joaeph Tedeachi and aon, of June, l'J49, on the application of th« Joseph, Jr.; Mr. and Mri. Ralph Second National Bank and Trust Com- pany of Ited Hank, executor of the ei- Bevacqua and daughter, Dortby; tnti! of Julia N. Little, deceased, notice Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Costa; Mis. is hereby jrivtn to thu creditor!) of naid Louise OiPerna and Mario Bevac- deceased to exhibit to tht: mibscriber, executor, as aforesaid, their debts and qua. Many neighbors and friends demands HKuiiifit tiic r>aid estate, under visited Mr. Btvacqua. to offer their "Mow tafa,* tuaV oath, within eix tnonthi from the dat* congratulations during the day. of the (iforuatiUI order, or they will bt forevpr barred of their actions therefor ncninst the said subscriber. CURMtlNSE Dated: 1'WlioM, N. J.. June 28, 1949. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF RED BANK. FOR NEW CAR By: RALPH S. PEARC£, 1RUSH THRU YOUR HAIR, SET as Trust Officer. '" ,F>5 Broad Street, Red Bunk, N. J. usual, COMB OUT WHEN DRY PERFORMANCE App1e»rate. Foster, ReuBfiillc, Cornwell L Green, KBQB., Midshipman Richard A. O'Con- military, academic, physical and Red Bank. N. J. lor, Jr., of IB John St., took off flight training. CHEESE WAFERS Attorney!. ind landed his S.N.J. "Texan" LASTING. CUftlS From Pensacola he will go to ad- The Red Bank Register Is support**1 rainer six successive times aboard vanced training for a four-month with nil the U.8.S. Cabot cruising in the by local as well n» out-of-town busineai- PERFECT WAVfS ECONOMY syllabus in fighter type aircraft. CHtODMCbttst hyKEEBLER men. Advertisements appearing regularly Gulf of Mexico, to qualify in air- Graduation from advanced training LUSTROUS RINSES craft carrier qualification*. will win him the coveted Navy tell the story.—AdvertiHement. wings of gold. He entered the Navy V-5 pro- gram in Jan., 194(1, and attended He will then report to a fleet » YOU GET ALL 3 Holy Cross college, Rutgcr* uni- unit to assume flying duties with versity arid Seton Hall college ;o the Navy. 'i AT ONE TIME Son of Mr. and Mis, Richard A. ibtain the requisites needed for O'Connor, he was graduated from Material Costs Are Down itrvice as an officer. Red Bank high school in Jan., 1946. He reported to Pensacola, "The He played baseball in high school nnapolia of the Air," in Jan., and was the president of the senior is the time to change to 948, for a stringent schedule of class.
KftttOlDENIOXl Makes Her Debut Keyport OIL HEAT OMIX PACKAGES I n Melodrama Tonight William Herbert Porter, son of Mr., and Mrs. George W. Porter, A certified and guaranteed inUallation of the MONIMMK •VAMNTII Miss Gwen Stalberg, daughter of has received a bachelor of science Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Stalberg, 620 degree from State Teachers col- Branch ave., Little Silver, will lege, Trenton. make her debut this evening with Mrs. Alice Baldwin has been the Deal Conservatory theater pro- elected La Petite Chapcau of the NEW faster Kraft OIL BURNER It's if evy to rime and let your Hair «•//* Furl Curl-Rinttf luction of the temperance melo- 40 and 8, Monmouth salon, Amer- liama, "Ten Nights in a Bar- ican Legion auxiliary. oom." The play Is being staged Mrs. J. Carle Anderson loft last with 3 Minneapolitt Honeywell controh and a 275-gallon storage tank FURL CURL-RINSE is not a permanent tint or dy«, but lightly until Sunday. week for Chicago, wliere she is Miss Stalberg attended the The- visiting her sister, Miss Edna I>EU MOMH • pure U. S. Gov't. certified color rinse that can bt itcr School of Dramatic Arts, Mager. FOK AS LOW AS $9.44 where she studied speech and dra- washed out of your hair with ease. Furl conditions end .• t Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hodges of matics. She is in her senior year Herlinc, N. Y., have been appoint- NO DOWN PAYMENT at Red Bank high school, where beautifies .. . males hair easy to manage. Brush Furl ed by the Northern Eaptist con lie is an assistant editor of the ference to leave in September for rearbook. through your hair, set in any s+yl*. Furl gives your India, where they will be mission- Gordon Sterne is being featured aries. Mrs. Hodges is a daughter in the role of Joe Morgan and of Rev. and Mrs. William Ro&sell, hair a lustrous sheen and brilliant color highlights. For Beverly Sales will appear as his SEABOARD SERVICE formerly of Keyport. daughter Mary. Mien Sales was in ALL-AROUND HAIR BEAUTY, USE FURL CURL- he cast of the Broadway produc- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I* Smith "Serving the Shore** tion, "Annie Get Your Gun." of Lake Worth, Fla., formerly of RINSE. Frank Davidson, professor of this borough, spent the holidays A. P. 2-2620 RED BANK 6-0248 L. B 6-5151 dramatics and speech, College of visiting relatives here. CltyVof New; York, Hill direct the John Burflend recently attended CHOICE OF NATURAL AND » LUSHOUS SHACKi show.1. This will be Mr. Davidson's a sales meeting of the National Drug company in Pennsylvania. NATURAL DARK BROWN inly directional assignment at the shore.. He Will leave for White- Miss Jane Scott has returned GOLDEN BLONDE (LACK field,' N. H.,{ tomorrow where he home after visiting relatives at ASH BLONDE STEEL GREY will direct art eight-week season of Fords, summer stock. Mrs. Morris Ragner and daugh- LIGHT AUBURN PLATINUM 455" ters, Patty Ann and Judith, havs MEDIUM BROWN HENNA Riveriiide Heights returned to Palo Alto, Cal., after Mrs. George Hembltng of Little visiting Mrs. Ragnor's parents, Mr. Extra! Extra! Extra! and Mrs. Arthur J. Cahill. Only U. •• Gortraatnt CtrtHUa Colon Uitt, Silver was hostess to the Com- munity club last Thursday after Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cahill have noon, Attending were Mrs. Mabel left for Florida, where they wil Hurley and Mrs. Kittle Batter, both reside for two years while Mr. of Little Silver, Mrs. John Barn- Cahill serves his interncship as a FIREMEN AND FIRST AID SQUAD Broad and bach of Red Bank and Mrs. Emma navy physician. F. Snyder of this place. Mrs. Hur- Lieut, and Mrs. William O. Ben- iWalltstSt ley and. Mrs. Hembling won prizes. nett and daughter Patricia of Nor- .The group will discontinue meet- folk, Vn., have been visiting Mra, RfldlMk ings during July and August. Bennett's parents, Mr. and Mrs, The Headden's Corner fire com- Lee Harris. pany fair will open tomorrow and Mrs. Chris Jensen has returned I NIGHT FRIDAY, JULY 8th MOUNT-ENGLISH will close July 16, A Chevrolet home from Perth Amboy Genera sedan will be grand prize. hospital, where she had been a pa- SALES CO. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1* Taylor tient several weeks. (In Case of Kain Thursday, July 11th) and Albert Zqrn of New York city Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kruser, IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER Red Bank 64)176 were week-end guesta of Mr. and Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond AT Mrs. Robert F. Taylor of Conovei Kruscr, Jr., have returned from pi. vacation in North Carolina. Miss Dolores Jones of Conover pi. and Miss Lucy Herbert of Little Haigh Cundey and Rudolph Silver, employees of the Bendix Masia represented Keyport at the Boys' state program conducted re- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP corporation plant in Red Bank, HOME OWNERS LOOK! have returned from a vacation in cently at Rutgers university. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stryker " ~ YOU CAN REPAIR YOUR HOMl WITH 1 Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Finn have and daughter Susan of Llnwood returned from a month's vacation were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. in Canada. They visited relatives Winton Osborn. FIRE CO. NO. 1 NO DOWN PAYMENT ' at Tortfnto. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olsen have Mrs, Edith Corcoran of Cooper returned from their honeymoon a rd. has returned from a motor trip Lake George, N. Y. through New York state. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Walling UP TO SEVEN YEARS TO PAY! Mr. and Mis, Dennis Mcade arc arc leaving this, week for a, vaca- vacationing in Virginia. tion in New Hampshire. 22nd ANNUAL FAIR Pay As Little As $5.00 A Month! FAIR GROUNDS LOCATED ON ROUTE 35 . REPAIR SERVICE OR PARTS One Mile North of Red Bank TILE YOUR BATHROOM AND KITCHEN FOR ALL MAKES ELECTRIC PRIZES FOR FIRE COMPANIES Beautiful, (learning lifetime if 20 exciting colors • REFRIGERATORS plastic tile walls or floors that if Won't chip, crack or ' brlcbten your home—that spar- HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL $50.00 IN CASH AWARDS peel , Ue eleaii at the swish of s mop • RANGES AND WATER HEATERS 2 SURPRISE PACKAGES FOR INDIVIDUAL FIREMEN ' »r damp cloth. Installed In In- if Economical dividual tllw. • MOTORS if Lasts a lifetime • WASHING MACHINES AND 1RONERS PRIZES FOR FIRST AID SQUADS PAY AS LITTLE AS $1.25 PER WEEK! • FREEZERS, FOR HOME AND FARM Largest First Aid Squad $13.00 No Fuw... No Nuts... Quickly Installed Over Present Walls • VACUUM CLEANERS Largest First Aid Squad Auxiliary $10.00 • ALL TYPES AND MAKES OF ELECTRICAL Also One Surprise Package RUBBER AND ASPHALT TILE FLOOR COVERING ^^^^ APPLIANCES;. •'•••• PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 W» alt* ti teUllit tn laitalliar ;, rabbw aa* uphatt Hit for loon For Free Estimate FAIR STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 8th la W attractlre Mien, to bar- AND ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 16th mralM with ovary typo of hi- Call G & D tarlor decoration. LITET1MB ThruHHTkru Color* Hut nan't Red Bank 6*4088 APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ' rub-aft 60 WHITE STREET RED BANK, N. J. FLOOR SHOW EVERY NIGHT ... • NEW RANGES, WATER HEATERS FREE DANCING WITH VINCENT JAY REMODELING & CONSTRUCTION WORK OF ALL KINDS • WASHERS, FREEZERS, VACUUM $50.00 in Cash Ground Prize Awarded Nightly CLEANERS • IRONS, ETC A Grand Award Saturday. July 16th MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. • REBUILT CLEANERS, REFRIGERATORS, 1 WEST BEHGEN PLACE RED HANK WASHERS A 1949 Chevrolet Sedan. BASK nmmm, JPW 7, Thousands Flock Belmar Women PRICES REDUCED To County on 4th (Continued From Page 1) o.v borough clerk, said a total of (4, Give Party 040.60 in admission fees had been 55 Patients Attend SUMMER MILLINERY paid from Saturday through Man day—the greatest short-term in From Marlboro DON? LET FAULTY WHEEL come yet realized for the borough by the beach. More than $800 A program of musical entertain- ALINEMENT CRIPPLE VOUR CAR the money came from parking ment and refreshments was pre- MORRIS' MILLINERY feet. sented at a party given by the Bel- mar Woman's club for 55 women 36 Irood Street Saturday was the heaviest day o: patients of Marlboro state hospital (Over Woolworth1. itU Cent Store) borough beach bathing—an esti Monday, June 20. Mrs. A. Regan mated 18,000 persons having en- of Belmar was chairman. tered through the gates. Sunda; Tuesday. June 21, members of brought 14,000 and Monday 12,000 the Marlboro Women's auxiliary — AT HUBEWS — With these enormous crowds Mr. gave a lawn party for the patients Nelson said no one had been in in the cast of the opeietta, Pirates jured seriously, either in the wate of Pentance, which was recently nor on the beach, on any of thi performed at the hospital. The mu- It's Been "Quality" Since 1922 three days. "Our lifeguards shojl sic therapist, Mrs. Hermlna get a lot of credit for liandlin, Browne, and her two assistants Shirt Sale!! these huge throngs of people," hi were also guests of the auxiliary. Joseph WiWanger Co. said. The nearest anyone came ti having trouble occurred last Fr Wednesday another group of Body Builders auxiliary members including sev- Rebuilding. .. HeAnishinc day and Sunday. On each of the* eral members of the Red Bank two day*, one peraon had to be Junior Service league assisted the Gaiioa Hoists ana Pump bodies pulled in from the surf. "In boti recreatiom department with the ttt Shraxtburj Avc, f hone cases," Mr. Nelson laid, "the; BABY CARRIAGES NURSERY FURNITURE BICYCLE* were scared, not in serious trou- outdoor picnic that is given every Bed Bask, N. J. B. B. «-0D01 ble." week during the summer for 100 LAUGEST SELECTION — LOWEST PRICES patients. 132 BROAD ST. (Opp. Suinbtch) Auorttd styles, including the Cars driven by Samuel Rowlas o; RED BANK spread collar, French cuff in a Newark and Donald A. Michie o: Laurence Harbor collided Monday variety of solid colors and night on Route M, Belford. Then •tripes. Former prices were up were no injuries. Police laid tha to $4.95. the Rowlas car stopped suddenl; and WSJ hit by the other vehicle. One peraon waa hurt Sunda; SB Special - Purchase Offering when cars driven by Patrick Crispi of New York and Harold M GENUINE ALLIGATOR BELTS Seeley of Keansburg collided the intersection of Blackpoint id and Avenue of Two Rivers, Rum- son. Mr. Crispi, who is in good con i i dition at Riverview hospital, suf fered arm and head injuries. An D'Agostino of New Tork, a pas- senger with Crispi, was taken t the hospital for observation. Pa trolman Otto Pert Investigated. MM UlCfll Sea Bright Beach BED BANK LONG BRANCH ASBl RY PARK Apartment* O. K.d (Continued From Page 1) ing ranges from all but two of th BIG 7.2 CUBIC FOOT apartment* to comply with require menta of the New Jersey Tene- ment House law. He said this lav would require him to fireproof in WE HAVE walla and stair wells, and instil outside flreescapef. The developer said his large house, further down the beach, re quires additional alterations befor it can be rented to best advantage However, he aald, "chat shouli eventually be my leading apart COLDSPOT BEER ment house." On tha inspection it also was noted that the O'Connor property faces on a beach some 200 fed ALL POPULAR BRANDS wide at high tide level, In front ol Spocemaster the*hou«e inspected, the builder BY THE constructed a 15-foot wide, con- crete slab walkway overlooking CAN, BOTTLE OR CASE the beach. This walkway leads to a board Free Delivery Service. walk in front of the Galef prop- erty nest door. The boardwalk, al MARTIN BECKER'S / though in obvious need of repair, also is long and wide. , Council also approved three other variances, authorizing boat and bait rental establishments on the river- side of the South Beach. These will 179* be operated by Lewis Schelfer, Mrs BELL LIQUORS Blanche Olive James and Mrs. Ber- nard Mount. Only Councilman Nel- Only 109* Down on Sears Easy Terms son voted against these applica- 2 Friendly Liquor Stores tions. S0 Other actions by council at this • REGULARLY PRICED TO SELL FOR 189 Conveniently Located. an adjourned .meeting, included an 4 White Street 190 Broadway instruction from Mayor Farrell to Ambrose Nelson, municipal beach • THIS SALE ONLY AT SPECIAL PRICE Juit oR Broad St. Bet. Woolworth * Kewberry superintendent, to uk the life RED BANK LONG BRANCH guards to appeal to beach visitors to use more care in the disposal of • INCLUDES SEARS S-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN Phone RE 6-2511 Phone LO 6.1690 luncheon waste and empty bottles. The mayor's attention had been called to the distribution of picnic litter over the beach on days of big crowds, and to the fact some people failed to deposit empty glass bottles in beach trash cans. Because the municipal parking lot was 10 crowded on week-ends, some councilmen wished there was space available to enlarge the tract. However, as all space now is occu- pied, it was not seen how this could be possible. MATTRESS FIRE Union Beach firemen extinguish' ed a mattress fire early Tuesday morning at Eddie's- tavern, route 36, Raritan township. Union Beach Police said the mattress waa in a backroom and the flre is believed to have started when a cigarette was thrown on It.
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OCR NEW 8T0RE NEAR FOSTOFFIOE / Informalionconceniingchimhiervices, fret, public lectures, nnrf oilier Christian 27 Monmouth St., Red stank, N. J. aerit'itiet nho at'tiilnblt, Phone ft. B. 6-1122 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER r Open tidily • In .V.10. i-ridiiy, (t In $. fern Six TIED BANK HEGISTEB, JULY T, 1919 tion operates it and the money that once remained on the ground until! by members of her fasnily. RED BANK REGISTER went iu as taxes now will go to the Univer- EVENTS OF YEARS AQO Ezckial Davison, the oldest 4t-4l *nU ttrMt, a* Bwk, N. J. sity of Louisville and other tax-free institu- dent of Millstone township, died at •f <**» It Cos* —4 i HearIMSy CUy the age of 92 years. For many tions. '"This i*. to my knowledge,"' Mr. Ma- years he was the proprietor of tbt THOMAS WVTNO BUOWH sou said, ''the liret time a college has gone FROM REQISTER FILES hotel at Perrineville. into Ihe hoi-semcing business.'' Twenty-Mr* Years Age. township, a student at the New Ha- Michael Dowllng of Rumsoa MMB I. HOOAM, AMtciatt Editor Hawkins Brothers sold to Mr*. ven normal school, was engaged at Bluff, near Sea Bright, died at the M. HABOLD KELLY. AHMMM Editor He gave other examples: Xew York playground instructor at Victory age of 41 years from complications, W. MAMMT rEMNINGTOM. Plut tape. Amanda Manee the former William university owns the Ramsay Piston King Willey property on Monmouth st. Park, Rutnson. Frank Lovett, who lived between TMs nntipif IHUUI no rMponilbllltlM for for 137,000. Stores were to be built Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesson, Matawan and Holmdel, was drlviag StsUBtnu of oalnlont In Uturt from In mdin. company at Ht. Louis, Mo., and the 0. F. thereon in sizes to suit each ten- members of the vaudeville team of near Brookdale farm when hll Tie B*d Bink R«f ilttr uaua i no ananelal rtiponilblli- Mueller Macaroni company here in New ant. Wesson and Jay, and Harry Welsh, horse became frightened and raa tie...*. tar... ..r^.-.——tfpatrtpkiur*r trrori t In adrtrtlMmtnt, but will r«« Work was started on the service all of Fair Haven, were planning away, upsetting the wagon. Mr. •rtnt tktt »trt of «n •dnrtlMewni In which tin tr»o*w>h- Jersey. The University of Michigan oper- to sail for London where they were Lovett was seriously injured when iral tiver occurs. Aavtrtiieri "ill »!•••• notll- th* •>!>• station and warehouse on West WSMnt Iw-MSnttlf of «nf »ror which m»" ocrur. ates the airport ;it Willow' Run. Witten- Front st. for R- H. Macy company engaged to take part In De Car- he was thrown out of the wagon. roll's review . He was taken to the horn* of Tunis gakterlstlo* Prlcti la Adt.nct. On* r««r 11.00; til berg college, Kpringlicld, O., just purchased of New York. The building was to be erected at a cost of $20,000 Sickles where he remained for sev- SMMks, 18.00; thrte monthi, ll.mi linglt copy. 7 MUH. the land and building of a supermarket in Fifty Years Ago. eral day* before he was able to (• t, tnxtt»4 •• l-eond-Clsii Msttit st tb* Poit- on property which the company a deal which will stop taxes from that purchased from the Monmouth The races of the Red Bank bi- home. ••<• at Ui Bank, N. 4. undtr tb* Aet of Kink I. 1IT» Plumbing Supply Company. cycle club at Parker's track brought source. Miss Laura Carhart of Mew To* THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949 The firm of White Brothers, con- out large crowd of spectators. The returned home after spending a Too, the U, H. Department of the In- sisting of William H. R. White and track was in poor condition and few days visiting Mm. William Of Ensley White, formed a partner- sandy in places, particularly at the vert of New Monmouth. terior, Mr. Mason said, has given its ".bless- ship with George S. Ingraham, un- turns, which caused quite a few ac- The Miming Humbert ing*' on a 12-year tax exemption plan to in- der, the uniform partnership act cidents. Local prize winners wert It has been called to our intention that which was said to be the Brit part- Joseph Edgar, Joseph W. Hance, dustries which will move their manufactur- nership formed In Monmouth coun- Edward Ivins, Frank Boskey and many of the stores iu the business section ing plants to Puerto Rico. The New Eng- ty under this new law. The new James Fitzgibbons of Red Bank; Editorial Views of Red Bank and a good number of resi- partnership planned to develop cer- Charles L. Young of Keyport and land Tex I ron textile plant made that move, tain property in the Knollwood Charles Schilke of Matawan. All dences are not numbered. The local postal others arc planning to follow. The congress- tract, Harrison ave., the BordVn the other prizes were won by out Of Other Papers authorities have been clamoring for the man said several independent state organi- Hance farm, the Michael Bennett of county riders. farm and the Lambert Ivim farm. proper numbering of utores and houses for zations are becoming cooperatives to avoid Eleven boats wtre entered in the The Ku Klux Klan celebrated regatta ot the Red Bank boat club. THE BCBDEN or BELIEF. some time. More recently the clamor has Fourth of July with a monster cer- taxes and "stay iu business." Even the George J. Gillig's Katherine, Har- A young American psychiatrist emonial at Elkwood Park at which ry ' Knapp's Doris and Frank been taken up by the Red Bank Community government is competing with private en* it was estimated 30,000 persons at- has been honored by hit profes- James's Pauline were the winners sional colleagues for research, tend- Chamber of Commerce. terprise by operating such businesses as tended. A strict guard was kept in the first, second and third authorities proved of no avail— about the property in order that ing to show that the Negro men- The proper numbering of stores and barge lines, distilleries, power plants, tour- and was frequently unanswered—I classes respectively. tality is not inferior to the white's. LETTERS FROM | wrote Representative James C. none but those entitled to admit- houses helps in so many ways that you ist camps, etc. Auchincloss regarding the case on tance could get In. An aeriel pho- Mf. and Mrs. Joseph W. John- Such a conclusion, in terms of June 25. 1M9. On June 28, 1M9, ston of Eatontown were thrown would think this would lie one of the first lographer over the grounds was ultimate reality, has never been This looks like a master plan of tax OUR READERS our congressman not only replied forced to land and he was nearly from their wagon when the horse debatable among those who accept things taken care of bv the storekeeper or evasion, one that could and might run Un- i. to my letter but Included all the mobbed by the rushing kllnsmen, became frightened by a red flag at that man—of whatever station or ORCHIDS TO KATONTOWV facts and Information I have the railroad crossing near Elkwood householder. It facilitates (he delivery of sought for three and one-half who threatened to destroy his race—is the image and likeness of. cle Ham into such a hole that even a tax UONS years. / camera. The photographer got Park. The couple were badly in- God. But even those who hold this telegrams, express, parcel post and other rise, such as the President asks, would be away and his pictures were printed jured and were recovering slowly. conviction unreservedly would To th« Editor: Mr. Brown, I intended to write Two sheep, owned by Edward parcels in addition to regular and special immediately to Congressman Auch- in some of the New York papers. hardly contend that, as yet, all men but a drop iu the bucket. There ia a lot of talk going Armstrong of Holmdel, were killed manifest this divine equality in hu- incloss and exprtu my sincere The new stock of the consoli- delivery mail. •round about how to be a good thanks for his prompt and most by dogs. man affairs—as betweeen Individ* neighbor. Eatontowners have re- efficient service to me. However, dated Second National bank and Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Skidmore of uals or races. As far as residences are concerned you cently exemplified that very qual- instead of a personal note to him the Red Bank Trust company was ity- Naveslnk were making plans to cel- With the best of motives—bar- never know when you will need a policeman, Beach 'Housekeeping' Three weckn BKO 12 acres of I would consider It a favor if vou being exchanged with the Second ebrate their 50th wedding anniver- marshy land, which had been use- publish this letter in The Red National stock holders getting sary on the 10th. ring the Nazis—research scholars fire truck or ambulance jnsi, to mention a It really is a wonder. Most people are Bank Register so that other vot- share for share and the Trust com- long have been striving to under- less (or veal's, suddenly came alive ers may become aware of the very A library sociable and festival few emergency services. A few minutes so careful to keep their own homes neat with bulldozers, tractors, pipe lines pany stockholders getting two- stand the nature and cause! «f and cinder block*, not to mention capable and efficient representation thirds of a share for share with the was held by the Red Bank Baptist these inequalities. Influenced by a saved in finding the right house might eas- and clean. Yet so many of them go out to the much-alive men, who devoted we all receive from Congressman stock valued at {400 a share. church and about $15 was cleared. current emphasis on genetics their services for the reclaming of Auchincloss in Washington. Entertainment was provided by (heredity), their first guiding ques- ily mean the difference between life and public places and throw trash around with this land. The business and civic associa- Sincerely, tion of the Highlands field a din- Misses Emma and Viola Headley, tion was: Are some Individuals and death. no regard for others. Their mess is found Last year Eatontown's play- Ernest C. H. • Voigtlander. Olga Aul, Adele Gaunt, Marlon Mc- some races born with either infer- ground was supported by various ner party at Leslie Blair's restau- Queen, Florence and Maud Dennis, So in our constant drive to make Red widely scattered—on streets, trains, buses local organizations, und wag locat- rant. An effort was being made to ior or superior mental eapaeittei ed on the inadequate school play- TENNENT 8EBVICE have all the houses numbered and Grace Chadwick, Cecil Weaver —capacities "built in," which set Bank a better town iu which to live and do —and bathing beaches. ground space. This year it got a and Walter B. Parsons and Frank limits on the effects of education the streets properly designated with Lyons. business, let's get all the houses and places Most when the borough council BATTLE OF MONMOUTH attractive signs. and experience? Their studies, at It also is a wonder how such people will bought the new tract of land. MEMORIAL SERVICE Captain "Pop" Bailey of Oceanic first, seemed to establish that torn* But the greatest booxt ot all has Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey ot of business properly numbered. While we follow up their own littering by criticizing Sponsored by was cutting wood, when one of the such immutable limitations exist. come from Members of the Lions Lincroft were serenaded by a Pieces flew up and struck him on are at it, let's not hide the numbers, but put the disorder. ,Yet this goes on day after club who have volunteered to con- Monmouth County Organization of group of friends following their These findings produced some un- vert this waste land into Eaton- the American Legion wedding. the nose, cutting a long gash. Th« them where they can be easily spotted. day. town's first youth center. Injury was dressed by Dr. R. P. fortunate social effects. They en- From the proceeds of a recent July 1, 1941. Chriney Conover and Charles Thompson. couraged a certain defeatism in ed- What we have particular reference to minstrel the Lions netted a $1,000 Thomas Irving Brown, Flock, both Colt's Neck farmers, ucation. Exponents of racial super- 'or the playground project. With Editor, united forces to help each other Two parties of Red Bank boys' iority seized upon half-truths. But We Must Remain Worthy is the waste now spread daily over many of were camping at the Highlands. intelligent buying this sum cov- The Bed Bank Register, get in the hay crops. Both jobs, as to race, the scholars themselves our resort beaches. There are bags of pic- ered most of the necessary ma- were completed in a day, whereas One of the parties was made up of came only to a tentative conclu- Last week's report by Bales Manage* eriul for draining the land for Red Bank, N. J. Cliff and Lester Patterson, Harry nic leavings, left for the tides or workers to if each had tackled the job sep- sion: That they had found no pos- ment, a magazine, that Red Bank stands fencing part of it. More money Dear Sir: arately, it would have required Norman, Irvington Sherman, Ralph itive evidence that the Negro's in- clear away. There are orange skins, bits of has been needed to build a small Mount and Theodore Compton. The out as a prosperous market, with earnings clubhouse with rest rooms, The Again many thanks for your each of them two or more days to nate potentialities were Inferior to One co-operation in giving our an- gather his individual crop. other party went down on Harry the white's. His educational oppor- jam-stuck bread, newspapers, soda bottles, Lions are now sellinc cinder blocks nual memorial service at Old Ten- and purchasing power much greater, in —•IK for $1—to erect this building. County Clerk Joseph McDermott Davis's sailboat, the Echo. This tunities, social environment, and melon rinds. Some of the stuff sours fast nent church excellent coverage In Dijrty included Irving Hance, Jacob proportion to its size, than most cities of Last Saturday I strolled bacK to your paper. was on a trip to California and he stimulations to greater effort—yts. the new playground site to see Cornwell, Jr., Charles Allaire and in the sun. The people who tossed it aside was sending picture postcards from The difficulty always has been to the United States, emphasizes three things: what was going on. Ten men were The committee wishes to take points ot interest to his many Mr. Davis. apparently don't care. aboring, digging ditches, running this opportunity to express its ap- Miss Cora S. Matthews, daughter distinguish between these "cul- Red Bank, as a suburb of the Sew ttactors and bulldozers, some of preciation for assisting us in mak- friends back home. tural" factors and those of physical On a number of beaches are huge watte ing this service a vital part of the David Tumldisky of Scobeyville of James H. Matthews of Asbury York-Newark metropolitan area, has at- them loaned. It was a hot day, Park, was married to John K. heredity—to examine one set apart and this, was hard labor—the kind Americanism program of the was building an automobile repair from the other. Judgments as to tracted as residents very substantial citi- receptacles, located so the beachluncher of labor for which men are paid American Legion. shop and service station a short Johnson of Red Bank. The cere- mony was performed at the bride's the supposed Inferiority ot the Ne- does not have to walk very far before he can tU a day for doing. There was Sincerely yours, distance west ot his village store. gro have stemmed largely from eon* zens. Our advantages have made our town no pay involved here except the Morris Miller. home by Rev. Joseph G. Reed of drop bis trash inside for quick collection. knowledge in these men's minds George Silver; Sr. of Shrewsbury, fusing the two.' afore and more, a choice place for fine people to make their sailed on a business trip to Paris, Ocean Grove. After a wedding trip, that they were helping to build the couple was to set up house- researchers into this problem are home. Yet, so few of them bother to take the few- something worthwhile for the BOOKS AT THIS BAB where he owned a perfumery fac- tending to give greater weight to youth of their community. tory, expecting to be away a month keeping in Red Bank, where the necessary steps to do the little job of clean- Even when the House Commit- groom was employed as assistant the influence of the social environ* Red Bank, as a market, is in open To the talk going around con- tee on Un-American Activities tries or more. ment into which human mentalities ing up after themselves. How fast they cerning neighborlinesa and to that superintendent of the Prudential competition, and successfully so, with the concerning juvenile delinquency to be good—and it has been Milton Brown spoke to a group Insurance company. are born and from which human would act to clean up their own back yards here, I say, is a worthwhile trying; recently—It seems doomed of young people at the Shrewsbury techniques have yet to separata best markets in this area. People can, and to stub Its toe. Some members Presbyterian church, describing a Miss Mary Emma Robbins, daugh- after an outdoor supper. They would not answer. them. do, buy what they want here. They do not Elizabeth M. Nelson. are angry because Chairman John recent automobile trip he took to ter of Mrs. Charles Rogers of Port shame themselves by leaving waste, outside S, Wood of Georgia (who has been, the Panama canal zone. Monmouth, was.married to Rich- The findings of this young psy- have to shop away from home. That is a ard A. Phillips of the same place chiatrist alter not a whit the eter- to rot at home. Out in public, though, they LIKES BED BANK up to now, quite circumspect) did Gerard C. Kadenbach of Atlantio tribute to the wisdom of our merchants. not consult them before asking Highlands, age 24 years, died at in a ceremony performed at the nal fact ot man as God's imag•• apparently don't care. Hatawan, N. J., certain colleges and universities Long Branch hospital after he haj bride's home by Rev. Joseph S. But they may help to lift from tht Red Bank, as a shopping center, for ad- July, 1949. for lists of their textbooks. The been shot while in his motor boat "lark, pastor of the Fort Mon- Negro—and from others—the bur- joining rural sections, stands in a class by We watched one man on a local beach Thomas Irving Brown, Republicans on the committee dis- off Sandy Hook. He was hit by a mouth Pentecostal church. den of popular belief that "he wi heave a bag of sandwich leavings aside. Editor, The Red Bank Register. claim any part In the request. And shot fired from a coast guard boat Miss Laura LJik, daughter of just born that way." And that bur- itself. The town brings in its neighbors. the colleges and universities ap- den make* up a good part of tht Later we heard him tell another beach sun- Dear Sir: while alone in his craft. Charles Llsk of' Port Monmouth, They want to shop here. There is probably At this writing, I have just fin- pear none too happy. The Broad Street National bank and Henry Applegate, son of Syd- problem.—The Christian SoieMt worshipper, "This certainly is a dirty place. ney Applegate of Belford, were Monitor. only one reason why they do—because they ished reading The Register and not As a matter of fact, there Is no declared a semi-annual dividend saying how long it took me to read of four per cent. The deposits ot married by Rev. W. V. Wilson of can get more for their dollar than they can I'm not coming back here." He forgot he it, but I have watched The Regis- good reason why a committee of New Monmouth. A NEOHO ANSWERS BOBESON Congress shouldn't look over a the bank were $4,291,882.99. in other towns equally close.x That is ap- helped destroy the beauty of the place but ter grow for the past 15 years and Riding a Harley-Davidson motor- Walter B. Parsons took the mem- (Recently) Paul Roseson is re- it certainly has grown up to be a stack of textbooks used by typical bers of the choir ot the Shrewsbury resented others doing the same thing. large paper. I suppose one of these American colleges if—but it la the cycle at Lakewood, Grover Parker ported to have said that if th* preciation for local service and Mies poli- of Red Bank won a large silver Presbyterian church to the High- United States went to war against There is no excuse for filth, anywhere. days it will possibly be a daily pa- ifs which trouble us u well as the cies. * ^ per and I hope so. I have noted colleges. loving cup by winning two out of lands in his sailboat. The group Russia, there would not be a Ne- It is worse in public than in private. Peo- also that the Luke Longhead ad- three races in the Fourth of July included Mrs. Frank Wyckoff, Mrs. gro in America who would taktj This is a distinct honor, not one to be vertising department has grown If the sampling of colleges ap- event. Richard Sickles, Misses Nellie and up arms against the Soviet Repub- taken lightly. Red Bank is not perfect. ple ought to remember that and be more very large and I used to get some proached has been truly random, Clinton F. Elliott wts chairman May Sutphen, Bessie Cooper, Evie lic. This is a statement that w* fine results with this department hence presumably typical. We Valentine and Mary Maxson and cannot allow to go unchallenged. There is a lot our town fathers, our mer- considerate. Health and sanitation must of a committee arranging for the when I lived in the wonderful city would like to know more about annual picnic given by the Red Edwin Hobbs. Could a freedom-loving people with begin with the individual. Let's try to be of Red Bank about 15 years ago. I that sampling before we could be a history that has fought oft hu- chants and our neighbors can do to make remember once when I wrote a lit- Bank Elks for the benefit of the Frank Mulford of Oceanic was considerate. sure.* All un-American teachings crippled children. The picnic would building a butcher shop adjoining man and economic slavery, and dai- it an even better place. It is, in short, an tle poem for the Luke Longhead ad do not lie at the Communist end department and it went this way, be held at the Belvidere Beach near Harry Dennis's grocery store at ly continues to fight against Injus- honor that is worth living up to—a distinc- "People who are smart and also of the doctrinal spectrum. Keansburg. Fair Haven. tices, accept and embrace with tion that will last as long as Red Bank re- wise, will in The Register If the Un-American Activities Marlon Dolores and John Francis The newly formed women's tem- open arms a Communist *UU, Watch' That Bunin*, drain! advertise Committee will evaluate these Hogcn, twin children of Mr. and perance union held a lawn party at which has won its world position mains a great home town, but not longer. Any article they have to sell, its the home of Mrs. J. C. Breese of by enslavement, double dealing and Grandma used to be worried when the textbooks as a whole. What we Mrs. John F. Hogan of Lake ave., service is quick, I sure can tell. fear is "proof-texting"—the lifting were tendered a lawn party in cel- Eatontown with about 75 persons tear? . . . boys would go out on their bikes and ride I've advertised in The Register of a book or a passage from a ebration of their third birthday. were present. Could Negroes forsake this re- •Let's Tax the Untaxed' many times and never failed to 'no-hands" down the street. Pop never did book out of its contest to make a About SO guests attended. Miss Jessie Harvey of Oceanic public and commit treason against receive answers from the lines, horrible example. left for Detroit to attend the Chris- a nation created with their help? Rep. N. M. Mason (R;-I11.), member of So if you've anything to sell, or Red Bank policemen played host like the way junior showed off by weaving want to buy or rent, Karl Marx belongs in 4 required to 12S policemen from all parts of tian Endeavor convention. Black men came her* with tht the House Ways and Means committee, has the family car in and out of traffic* Maybe A little ad in The Register is reading list If that list also in- Monmouth county at the Shrews- J. Dey Conover gave a clambake white men and women who built money well spent." bury river country club. Harry H. at Warden's hotel at Pleasure Bay this country. They worked with Eu- come forward with a suggestion that, to us the young never learn. Now the stunt is to cludes some works of Jeremy More power to your fine paper, Bentham, for Instance, There Is Clayton, chief of police, was master for a number ot friends. ropeans who cam* her* to get at least, makes a good deal of sense. He and I wish I lived in Red Bank of ceremonies. Albert Newman, away from th* tyranny tad slavtty scare the wits out of people by buzzing air- again to «njoy this lovely place. sharp but wholesome self-criticism Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perrlne of says: "Let's tax the uutaxed to case the of American culture in Robert S. William Musto and Osborn Harri- Holmdel attended the races at of their home lands. . . . The/ planes over their heads. Sincerely, 1 know that there are literally mil- Ervin N. Reed Lind's "Knowledge For What? son were on the dinner committee. Sheepshead Bay. ' tax load on the over-taxed." We can think of no lethal weapon that which a student can bring Into Edward Miller, R. V. R. H. Stout All the barns and outbuildings lions upon millions of people from many nation* In th* world who Do that, he tells the government, and is more dangerous in the hands of a young balance perspective by reading and Walter Anderson were at Bar- on the farm* of E, D. Probasco at LEGION SEBVICE PUBLICITY something like Albert G. Keller's negat fishing. Manalapan were completely de- would give their very souls to havt there will be no need to raise income taxes fool than an airplane. Nothing can get out "Brass Tacks." Miss Bertha Berkowltz, a sister stroyed by fire which was believed the privilege you and I hav* at BATTLE OF MONMOUTH this very moment—to become citi- to get the $4,000,000,000 additional revenue of control so quick. When something goes of Samuel Berkowitz of Linden pi., to have been set by tramps, Th« MEMORIAL SERVICE We wonder, whether Mr. Wood and Irving Schneider ot PlalnfleM, loss was estimated at $8,000. zens of the United State* ot Ameri- President Truman has been demanding. wrong, there seldom is anyone left to make Honmouth County.Organization Of realized that literally thousand! of formerly of Red Bank, were mar- ca ... We know that, ther* art titles would make up the list of Mrs. Kate Stryker, aged 72 years, countless evidences of soundness of Mr. Mason told fellow congressmen an apology for a mistake—or to be convicted The American Legion ried at the Palace hotel in New and James Emmons, aged 88 yean, just one university. We wonder York. Following their wedding, the gentroslty, of self-reliance in tht loophole tax exemptions now are costing June 28, 1919 whether his committee has a staff climbed a cherry tree at Crawford's American people. Ther* are alM for it. couple left for an automobile trip Corner and picked two baskets' ot the government "a cool 1100,000,000 in rev- Editor adequate in either quantity or to Canada. among us selfish Americans who do Commissioner Charles R. Erdman, Jr., Red Bank Register quality to survey these mountains cherries. not share the opinion that every enue" every year. Further, he said, if leg- o.f books and to arrive at an in< Mrs. Marie Wolf, wife of George W. C. Soden, who had worked at man I* entitled to equal opportuni- of the Aeronautic Section of the New Jer- Red Bank, N. J. Wolf of Harding rd., died at the, islators put into law reorganization recom- Dear Sir: formed judgment, or whether the D. V. Perrlne's store at Freehold ty, but these people are in th* mi- sey Department of Conservation and Eco- On behalf of the committee I sheer magnitude of the job and Long Branch hospital following an for nine years, gave up his position nority. Because of this the hop* of mendations asked by the Hoover Commis- wish to express our sincere appreci- the need, now, to get off the limb operation. She was 35 years old and went to Fort Hancock to work freedom and individual achieve- nomic Development, has just revoked the and was the daughter of Edgar sion 13,000,000,000 yearly would be saved. ation for the fine co-operation and will drive it Into scanning for Juicy in a machine shop. ment is still alive. Even today tht licenses of three pilots who buzzed. Two of coverage you gave our annual mem- morsels. Patterson. William Stoye of New York, who United States otters to every man It ia noted here that President Truman orial service held on June 26th at Thomas H. Wise, age 45, died at was visiting friends at Red Bank, these were high school students who dived What bothers us most is the and woman new frontiers and a Old Tennent. the home of his father on West created a good deal of excitement challenge to woik for th* better also has been supporting the Hoover recom- over a group of young people at the Upper Your generous publicity of this fear that prompted this inquiry ln< Front st. Besides his parents, he at the Fair Haven steamboat land- event contributed greatly to its to the academic diet of young life. Each day a Negro rises to mendations. These include broad measures Freehold township high school. So close was survived by five brothers, ing when he jumped from the up- contribute to the wealth and In- success as well as aiding the Americans, a feai"that forgets that George F., Edward W., James A. G. per deck of the boat into the river. which would discard duplication of t'fl'ort they came, those on the grouud had to Americanism program of the Amsrl the most dangerous idem are sup- fluence of the United States. Wt can Legion. • and Samuel, all of Red Bank.. Mrs. Stoye had dropped her pocket- know no other country entitled to by conflicting agencies and others which scatter. pressed' ideas—The Christian Sci- Miss Dorothy O. Travis of Fair book containing $250 and he jumped Sincerely yours, ence Monitor, our loyalty. In this country th* would make the government a lesg expon Arthur W. McFarland Haven, daughter ot Fred Travis into the water to recover it. There Negro Is. interwoven into the This joke was not funny. The commis- and Clarence Carlson of Sea Bright was enough silver in the bag to framework' ot our system. Our sive machine to operate. Secretary WHV NOT PROVE IT were married on the Fourth ot July sink it and Mr. Stoye spent tht sioners took the licenses away, but was that THE EASY WAY? complexions may rang* from th* However, what Mr. Ma«»n is particu- PRAISES AUCHINCLOSS at the Red Bank Methodist parson- next day dredging for the bag with very darkest to th* very white, but enough? We prefer to look upon such fly- The Moscow, radio says that the age by Rev. W, Roland Raver, a clam rake but to no avail, larly bitter against, and we feel rightfully our hearts and mind* are at much ing as a criminal offense, a threat upon bii- 12ft Maple Ave., "Voice of America" and the BBC Miss Lydia A. Thompson of Red At a meeting of the Monmouth American at th* so-called white so, is the policy of tax avoidnuce now being Kair Haven, N. J. broadcasts lie about conditions be- Bank and David G, Houston of county historical society, about Ml American. . . . inun life, and punishable as such. Threat July 1, 1949 hind the Iron Curtain. This pr« Deal were married at the parson, persons were present. Hon, John We realize this and whenever th* practiced by certain'exempt corporations, of jail, we l>elieve, could stop or at least Thomas Irving Brown, age of the Eatontown Methodist S. Applegate, one of the principal Editor, sumably is one excuse of the Rus- safety of this nation Is threatened co-operatives and institutions, Many money- slow down these .aerial fools. church by Rev. Harry C. VanCleaf. founders of the organization, spoke you will flnd us ready and willing The Red Bunk Register, sian* for jamming the programs Mrs. Harry Boskey of Worthley on the need of preserving the local making organizations, the congressman's Of course, with the growth of the nil to light against communism or any Red Bank, N. J. and keeping people behind the Iron st, gave birth to a daughter on histories of each locality of Mon- other "ism" within and outside the report showed, now pay no tax at all, which age, the problem of law enforcement arises Dear Mr, Brown: Curtain from listening. One won- July 4th. The newcomer was named mouth. ' United States with the same spirit increases tliu burden on the individual. Frequently one reads politically- ders why, if the broadcasts lie Barbara Louise Boskey, Mrs. Bo Charles Briggs of Oceanic sold in which we fight tht Injustices and again. Commissioner Erdmau looks u Inspired newspaper articles writ- key was the former Miss Mildred his paper route to Albert Blood- For example,' Mr. Mason pointed out about conditions, the Soviet don't the curse of second-class citizen- ward, the increased use of private planes. ten bv our elected otlicials, invit- Heyer. good, ship, under which we live, We will the famous Churchill Downs race track- ing the voters to enlist tliolr ser- just let the people of eastern Eu- Miss Bertha Gardnor, who recent- While picking cherries, Mrs, W, do this because we believe that Is it not time that the state started posting vices should they bo needed, ly purchased the Wonzell farm at B, Clayton of Wlckatunk fell from used to pay about 1500,000 a year to the Since, my honorable dlschni'ge rope listen—and judge for them- some day the United States of police planes over areas where unseasoned from the I'. S, Army Dec, 4, 1945, selves, They surely know how thty Naveslnk, ro-oponed the restaurant the tree, suffering two broken arms America will be the real home of and dancing pavilion, and severe bruises. She was unable fOT.«ramenu Now. a las-exempt orgauiu plloti gamble .with public aaJetj.T I have had a claim pending. As Mv*,—MUwAUkM JWUML _ the free and the land of the brav*. MrnpMd witk tot propel Mia Stall U*a4 •( Middjetown to get up for some hours and ah* -Dttrolt Tribune (Negro W**kl>% BASIC nrsiwm, mr T, IM# tation with his client, who said that Pointing out that to date nothing WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH technically under the statute there had happened to either of the boys Iff • MOT TBt)E TO Mff "WE DID BVEBYTHING POSSIBLE" Package Store may be or might be a violation who initiated the violation although VNUEM WAS INCLUDED in the case of the sale of a bottle the statute provides a disorderly oanonucnc of wine for M cent* in the store to conduct charge can be lodged with DR. WARREN FOWLER Closed 7 Days minor. % penalty up to $50. mom Mr. Ackerson, who presented the During the hearing It was Chiropractor s-sau circumstance of the case for con-brought out that Sinns had previ- IM MOAJ) ST. At Keyport sideration, reminded the council ously gone to the Cohan store to that for IS years the governing buy ale for his father and was soid PURE SILK SHANTUNG Penalty Impoaed by, body had issued a license to Mr.by Bward E. Cohen, but only after Cohen, who has always conducted Mr. Cohen had ascertained that the PURE LUCK FOR YOU Mayor and Council a proper place of business and al-father was outside in his car and ways tried to live up to the re-had the ale delivered directly to WHEN HENRY ROSENFEID SOS* On Edward E. Cohen BAKED ENAMEL'9 ALUMINUM LAP 1 1 i \ i ii .1 u i i in I IK ING TOMORROW'S SIDIHG '• # :# tiBtss* • RUST-PROOF • WATERPROOF • • COLD-PROOF* HEAT-PROOF • • TERMITE-PROOF • LIGHT WEIGHT • ft* • FIREPROOF * LIFETIME ,< A CHOICE OF THiREE BEAUTIFUL • DURABLE COLORS MEETS FHA STANDARDS AND SFECIFICATIOHS WHITE •CREAM* GRAY NO DOWN PAYMENT UP TO TWINTY YEARS TO PAY JOSEPH WILBERSCHEID TEL. MATAWAM 1-1367-M RED BANK REGISTER. JULY T. 1949 Holiday week-end guests of Mr. 1 Leonardo and Mrs. William Laccy were Mr. [ Lillian Lavton and Mrs. Frank J. Slock and chil- Mrs. Annetta Mead and daugh- dren. Betty and Ray of New Hav- ter, Anetta; William Mehler and en, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Graham Given Shower Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mehler of Fort Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacques, I,ec spent tho holiday week-end at Miss Eleanor Murray and Morris S»-» Bright <>irl Mrs. Mead's home here. Jacques of North Arlington. NOTICE! To H.-.l July 21 Miss Dorothy Zoller has returned Mrs. Louise Williams and her home from Chillccothc, O., where daughter, Airs. Gertrude Luster of Miss' Lillian Ruth l-.ayton, daugh- she has been spending several Hillside, and Mrs. Wade Lewis and ter of Mr. and Mr*. Leroy I-ayton, months with her cousins, Mr. and son. Wade Lewis, Jr.. nf Irvingto Mrs. Eskcr Southward. We Will Be Closed Wednesday South St., Sea BriRhl, was tenders.} spent Wednesday with Mr. and A miscellaneous shower last Thurs- Comdr. and Mrs. J. Gerard Mrs. Frank Patterson. Mrs. Pat- day night at the home of Mrs. Ot- Hughes and son David have re- terson is recovering from a frac- to Perl, Rumson, by Mrs. Perl and turned to their home at Belmont, tured rib. Mrs. Burgess Emmons, cousins of Mass., after spending several! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craig and Afternoon During July and August the bride-to-be. weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. Har-daughter, Laurie Joyce of Colonia A large shower cake over which ry Hughes. spent" Tuesday with Mrs. Jacob was an umbrella covering numer- Guests at a beach supper party Does. Other guests were Maj. and ous packages containing a. variety Sunday at the MacLean home here Mis Frank Coleman and children, were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook, of giftSj featured the decorations. 1 Florence, Ardyth and Franklc. The Si ., Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Jr., and Coleman family are former resi- Miss Layton will become the Donald and Donna Cook of Atlan- bride of Marvin A. Pcderscii, North dents here and have been living at tic Highlands, Mrs. Joseph P. Mac- Fort Richardson, Alaska. The VIHUft Long Branch, July 24 at 3 4). 111. Lean and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. AND BEDDING CO CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING in the Sea Bright McthodiAL church, MacLer.n and children, Joseph and family will now live in Virginia with the pastor, Rev. Joseph 3. Margaret. where Maj. Coleman is stationed. Eldridge, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kraft and son Oppo.lt* B.B Station and Bora Bui Terminal PORTRAITURE Mrs. Grenville Day and family, of Brooklyn are upending the sum- Present at the party wer Mrs. and Mrs. Day's father, Joseph mer at the Dichl house on Mon- 35 SILVERTON AVENUE, LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Herbert Fowler, Mrs. Kennet'.i Reed of Chester, Pa., have re- mouth ave. White, Mrs. Cecil I^ayton. Mrs. Al- urned home after spending sev- Mrs. Harold G. Wedcn of len Johnson. Mrs. Harden C. Fow- eral days with Mr. and Mrs. How- 170 MONMOUTH STREET PHONE RED BANK 6-0232 Bloomficld- spent the week-end RED BANK 6-103S ler, Mm. William R. Fowler, Mrs. ard Day. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Leroy La)ton, Mrs. Perl, Mrs. Em- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs'. mons, Mrs. Arthur West, Mrs. thur Koln. Alfred Knight were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris Frank Torrey, Mrs. Stanley Fowler, Edward Leafe of Newark. and daughter of Elizabeth spent Mrs. John Pedersen of North Long Mrs. Frank Jackson, who has Branch, Miss lsobel Cline and Miss the week-end with Mrs. Martha been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Thornsen and family here. Eileen Forsman. ard Frank at Greensboro, N. C, You ought to LOWEST is returned to her home here. Henry Speckman and family of William Thomas and family have New York city are spending this Keyport returned from Little Neck, L. 1., month at their summer place here. driving a ,* PRICES Miss Gertrude Neidlinger and where they have been visiting Mrs. Diane Claire and Christian Ei- Thomas' sister, Mrs. H. T. Laisc brother, Travis of Montclair have in years! genrauch, Jr., children of Mr, and and family. Barbara Laise of Lit- opened their summer home here. Mrs. Christian Eigcnrauch, were tle Neck is visiting relatives here. Mrs. James K. Alvcrson wa j baptized recently at the Middle- hostess at a card party held Tues- town reformed church by Rev. T. Miss Florence Ullrich has re- day by the auxiliary of the Brcv- ! B. Bayles, who was assisted by Rev. turned to her home at Boston af- ent Park and Leonardo fire com- Donald Mac.Ncil. Following the ter spending a month with her sis- pany. High scores' were held by ceremony, the chilrren's grandpar- ter, Mrs. Robert Search. Mrs. Mrs. William Hcffci'nan. and Mrs ents, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hillyer Ethel Murphy of Linden has been Joseph J. Murphy. of New Monmouth, were hosts to a guest at the Search home,'and Mrs. George DeLong was in 30 guests at 11 supper at their home. week-end guests were Mr. and charge of a card party held las Mrs. Thomas Parrish and Ronald Mrs. Gu3s Leppcrt of East Orange. Thursday at Community ilre house Hillyer were the children's spon- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrison by the flre company auxiliary. Mrs. sors. and Mr. and Mrs. George Krcmer Robert Holdsworth held high score The Keyport planning board, of Union spent the week-end at for the afternoon. prior to the resumption of its regu- the Garrison summer place here. Mrs. Sherwood Mundy and fam lar meetings in Sept., will maks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray ily of Metuchen spent the week- an effort to compile all the infor- have returned home after a visit end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pat mation necessary to facilitate prep of several days In the Pocono terson. aratlon of a master municipal im- mountains. Pa. Dr. Harry Wile of Newark wai provement flan. Mrs. Edward Gough entertained a Ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vie- last week for Mrs. Emma Smith Mr«, Thomas Walling was recent- gel last week-end. and Mrs. Ann Murphy of Brook- ly installed as Grand Regent of Mrs. Werner Koske nf Flushing lyn. Court St. Joseph, Catholic daugh- N. y., was a recent guest of Mrs ters of America. Others installed Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Snedecore George DeLong, wer Mrs. George J. Egan,-vice re- of South Orange spent Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, New FMraMaKi Vriir. uhiM iHmall lirn.iumptr with Mrs. Thomas Larsen and Miss OIRIS' llATHfft TMI FAMOUS gent; Mrs. William Lynch, prophet- ark, were week-end guests of Mr. •rinl «w* miUfmdn MtUi mniklh 1 tun c-4. ess; Mrs. James C. Day, lecturer; Lillian Larscn. and Mr>. Charles Snable. Miss Mrs. J. Frank Sullivan, financial Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Wakefleld Mildred Snable of Newark is SPORTEES secretary; Mrs. P. J. Ahem, treas- of Linden spent the holiday with spending the summer with her urer; Mra. Anthony Abarno, histor- Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Huddleston. grandparents here while the is do ian; Mrs. P. F. McAndrewg, senti- Mrs. William Williams of Wes- ing summer work at Croydcn hal A Very Fine Car at a Very Low Price! nel; Miss Marion Armellino, moni- terleigh, S. I., who has been spend- here. ing several days with her sister-in- tor; Mrs. George Massey, organist; Mrs. Dell Sternschus observed When the 1949 Pontiic was introduced, the exclusive Travelug Ride, Pontiic comfort over Msgr. John P. Burke, chaplain and law, Mrs. Thomas Larsen, has re- her birthday Monday. turned home. Arthur Larsen of iti public reception made Pontiac bin* every road nfine car comfort. Ita/ineeereteering and Mrs. Bernard Hildebrandt and Mrs. tor jr. Yet today, tome six months liter, general handling ease are the happy result of fine Fred Kaufer, trustees for three Columbia, South America, is visit- MiddletoKu it still continue* to grow in public popu- car engineering and design. A* you have the right to years. Ing his mother here. Prize winners at the third an- A Fourth of July party was held larity ani demand! For this extraordinary situation, expect of a/ine ear, Pontiac ownership carries with The Keyport Home nursing class, nual Leonardo American Legion nt a recent meeting at the home of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gar- there U a very simple ind obvious rcnon. This it the definite promise of satisfactory, dependable post fair here were Mrs. Mary ry Paskus of Laurel ave. Those at- big, distinctively styled beauty enable* people to performance over the yean. I Mrs. Su«ie Hopson of Van Dorn Winters of Atlantic Highlands, 1 at., made plans for an outing in tending were their children, Benja- enjoy line car ownership at a very low price. who received a hand-knitted min and John Paskus; Mrs. Ben Yet for all its fine car quality, Pontiac is not I New York city Aug. 18. sweater, and Mrs. Anna Maack of I Mrs. Charles Grey was RUCSI of jamin G. Paskus of New York and Powered by the world's sweetest engine, it provides expensive. Few cars undersell it. lu fact, it ia Leonardo won a hand-knit afghan. Sea Bright; Mr. and Mrs. William fine car\ performance wherever you drive, lit America's lowest-priced alraight eight. Buy tbil I honor recently at a shower given The post business meeting will be Bossert and son, Clifford, of Mount handsomely appointed Fisher body affords fine car fine car at its very low price and you'll be very, very j by the auxiliary of the Keyport held Monday night at » o'clock at I Hook and ladder company at the Vernon, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank apaciouanes* and fin* car atmosphere. Because of happy for a long, long timel Community flre house. Weinheimer and children, Chris, (Ire house. It was the last meeting Mrs. Alfred Groves had as her of the season. Kathy and Kurt, and Mrs. Charles MEN* & BOYS* week-end guests her sisters, Mrs. Weinheimer of Laurel ave., and Mr. Walter Almond and Mrs. Sarah and Mrs. Jack Weinheimer and New Monmouth Edkert, and Walter Almond of Es- children, Mary Lou, Lois and John RASSAS BROTHERS sington, Pa. Her guests this week of Shrewsbury township. SNEAKS Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis Rauch is Mrs. Eleanor Warden and son 19-21 Mechanic St. Red Bank, N. J. held a double celebration Tuesday Alfred of Waldren, N. Y. Kentucky'* basketball team ave- evening with members of their Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kna'jer of raged more than 62 points a game families in celebration of their Colonia spent Monday with Mrs. during the 1947-48 season, while eighth wedding anniversary and Jacob Does. opponents got only 39 per game. Mr. Rauch's birthday. Miss Etta Coddington spent last week with her brother at Geneva, N. Y* The Amico class met Tuesday evening at the church. The topic ODD LOTS for the evening was Music, A talk ftf tur was given by Mrs. Gladys Bennett. P081/C S46£ •ETTER GRADES Mrs. Helen Gehlhaus and Mrs. Bea- A» 1 am moving to California, I will sell at Public Auction to nett played several duets, and Mrs. Lester Thome and Mrs. Michael the highest bidder unrestricted and without reserve ChiMrtn'f cool! colorful • Krutol sang a duet. A picnic was planned (or next Tuesday for r CkkMPMYSKOES members of the Amico class and PUMPS FOR IRRIGATION! At a BAREFOOT SANDALS the M. E. Sutphin guild at Point Smajhinq Pleasant. A musical program has lew Price been planned for Tuesday, July 26, for patients at Fort Monmouth hospital. Mrs. Agnes Roberts, Mrs. Gladys Bennett and Mrs. Claire Rauch are on the music program committee. Hostesses for the eve- ning were Mrs, Viola Hancock, Gasoline Engine Driven Pumps.... Self-Priming Centrifugal!. Mrs. Alida Chamberlain, Mrs. Pearl Casler, Mrs. Zelnia Thornc, Mis. Emma Williams and Mrs. Claire Sturdy, economical and simple to operate, so light in weight Rauch, THROWS FIRECRACKER one man can easily carry them to any point on your property. Thomas Nell of Garden St., Mid- dlctown, was fined $5 in police Capacities 5,000, 10,000 and 15,000 gallons per hour. court here Tuesday by Magistrate X-Ray Fitting John V. Crowell for. the way he celebrated the Fourth of July. At 65 Broad 1:45 Monday morning he was ar- rested on Broad and Monmouth sts. by Patrolman Louis Schwind Red Bank for throwing firecrackers out the window of a moving car. LOW INITIAL COST IMMEDIATE DELIVERY This modern live-room bungalow and .three-room gueat cottage oi the premise* at: Princeton and Second AVM., Metedeconk, N. J Two mllea MUMI of Latirelton Traffic Circle, on Come To The Fair Saturday, July 9,1949 Teltphont Our Nearatt Offlc« SEA BRIGHT FIRST AID SQUAD • at i:K P. M. . Attractive modern Aye-room bungalow, two bedrooms, one bath, % AND large living room, ultra modern kitchen, enclosed front and side porch, patio, hardwood floors throughout. Electric range (Universal). Auto matic electric Hot Water Heater (Hotpoint). Circulating hot air heal SEA BRIGHT POST NO. 316, (Oil Burner.) Quest cnttngB adjoining consists nf three rooms, largi living room finished In knotty pine, bedroom, modern compact kitchen, shower bath, Jn its -125 Rmartly manipulated square feet, mnple room Saks-HOMEUTE CORPORATWN-Rentals AMERICAN LEGION has been provided sacrificing no luxury, Both dwellings equipped with full length icreemi, blue and white awnings, storm windows making fo OFFER comfortable living in- winter as well as summer. Ground* 80', x 90' (more or less) corner property, one-car garage and located in the mosl advantageous section of this progressive section. Income from renti $1,200 per year. Taxes 141,80. A dwelling designed to make you feel you are outdoors even whe Sdutfi Jeney * Philadelphia North Jeney A New York Hundreds of Wonderful Prizes inside, Whenever people have tried to simplify their lives, nil throng the course of history, they have gone hack tn Nature. The floor pla 449 North American Street nf this cottage applies to everyone In thnse times of hiRh costs and ni 39 River Road s«rvnnt«. Everything that required upkeep or served no useful ptirposi JULY 2 To 9, inclusive has been eliminated. The well engineered kitchen, specially planned Philadelphia, Pa. North Arlington, N. J. storage placei, every room Is full of perfectionist touches as you'd ex pect to find In a town house. You haven't really seen nn efficient home at STATION PLAZA. SEA BRIGHT until you've seen thin little miracle. Inspection during any reasonable LOmbard 3-1790 KEarny 2-3576 hours In the daytime as It in owner occupied and the buyer will be given GROUND PRIZES NIGHTLY immediate possession. 20$> deposit required at time of sale. JOSEPH ADAMS GRAND PRIZE B. O. COATS, LONG BRANCH, N, J. I. W. BURNS, Auctioneer!. DON'T FORGET — IT'S A DATE! 190 BATH AVK, . Idling Brunch Members "National Society 0/ AUctioneen" WXJfK XTAItTTM, HVfJT T, NAACP Open* Annual PETERS CUSTOM TAILOR Holly Trees Keyport License Membership Drive — OVEB JEAN FBOCKS — Men mouth County a»4 The National Association for the •nvirons la well known Is Suspended Advancement of Colored People *s one of the best belly ( )—Bu«ne«« ( )—Drew '( )—Formal •rowing climates. Writs opened its annual membership for liftt of the new, line, Package Store Sold drive Wednesday of last week at ( )—Carnal ( )—Travel bardy, American Holly the second Baptist church of Long and rare shrubs. Liquor to Minor CHECK YOCB WABDBOBE NOW Branch. Speaker for the occasion MONMOUTH was Merrill £. Richardson, Red Made te MMHit CMfcc* at Popular Price* Edward E. Cohen had his 1i(|uo RED BANK LANDSCAPE license suspended for leven days Bank attorney who spoke on "A Meet yeur mm fabric, Batten *mi auit style from our broad blueprint for first-class citizenship." range of material*. Wea't yea eto» IBT SERVICE by the Keyport borough council a Mr. Richardson declared educa- SPECIALISE IX UTEBATIONS il« meeting last Thursday night. Atlantic Hifhl.nWl. N. t. Cohen pleaded "No defenie" to tion and civil rights to be guides P. B. PROMINSKI 14-16 Broad St., Red Buuk Bon §2 charge of selling wine to William to better citizenship, and urged the Sims, Jr., a minor on Apr. 30. The members to be alert and to combine council ordered that Sims and Fred their forces to attain these aims. Hanson, a companion be arraigned He also reviewed the national and before the juvenile conference com- loctl attainments of the NAACP, mittee. some of -which are the elimination Cohen conducts a package liquor of restrictive covenants, recent pas- special sale on store on Broad it. Sims, according sage of the Civil Rights bill and to a ilgned affidavit, became into*- the admission of Negroes to state icated on a gallon of wine pur supported colleges and universities Coal Prices Go Up! In some parts of the South. chafed there and was taken honu by the police. Captains in this year's drive in- Cecil 8. Ackerson, attorney fur clude Herbert Upshur, Red Bank; Mr. Cohen, said the latter had re- Jesse Jetter, Fair Haven; Howard ON JULY 18th futed to sell wine to th« two boys Taylor, Eaton town; Mrs. E. Rob- on the night of April 30. They re- inson, Sea Bright, and Mrs. Sarah L'Aiglon turned to the store teveral hour* G. Williams, Long Branch. later when, according; to Ackeraon, Mr. Upshur, who is also chair- Orilcrt will be accepted on current delivery basis at Cohen,wa* not there. Mr. Cohen'a man of the Membership drive, in- brother, Harry, waa In the jtore troduced the speaker. LOW SUMMER PRICK and "old the wine to Sim*. Mr. Ackeraon declared that Cohen, who hu held a licence for Freehold Court dresses ONLY UNTIL JULV 16TH. IS years, has had a good record dur ing that time. He also pointed out that a week prior to the night in Drops Cases question, Sims entered the store ORDER NOW to buy several cans of beer. Cohen Several ImlictinriiU refused to sell them to him and Are JVol Praised when the boy aaid they were for 795 liis father who was sitting out In A bookmaking indictment against the car, he delivered the beer to Richard Boardman of Red Bank the car. tvas nol pro&ted in county court last regularly 14.95 John It. Pillsbury, borough at- Thursday afternoon after Charles SEABOARD SERVICE torney, aaid that although Mr Frankel, assistant county prosecu- Cohen may have known nothing tor, related that the cusc was a re- L'Aijrlon dresses at a new "Serving the Shore" about the sale of tho wine, he is sult of mistaken identity. responsible. low price. Slenderizing dreimeit made A. P. 2-2620 RED BANK 6-0248 L B 6-5151 Following an executive aeision, Councilman Everett 8. Poling made of flue striped charubray. All the a motion that Cohen's license be suspended for seven days, starting 1/Aijjlon details are in each dress: Monday. The motion passed by a The court dismissed a bill for aid- two huge softly flapped slush pock- 5-to-l vote. ing and abetting lewdness against William Sims, Sr., who said that Murray Becker of Asbury Park, elf, metal buttons, ant] a snug belt he had pushed the case ai a ser- who was arrested Nov. 10 in a raid vice to the community to prove that, at the Overlook hotel, Highlands. of metallic l>rai»l. juvenile drinking was prevalent, The raid was atuged after the pros- asked that the case be dropped. ecutor's office learned that an im- In givy, In-own, green, lielio. Sizes The council voted to appropriate moral show w»s taking place. Truce $200 from the contingent fund for women and unc man were lined af- i 10 to 2(1. the summer playground program. ter the raid. The hotel recently The ichool board at its last meet- had its liquor license revoked. ing appropriated the same amount Also nol prossed was a disorderly for the program which started house complaint against George Tuesday and will run through July MacDonald, operator of the Ha lit an and August. Bay hotel, Keansburg. The court Council also appropriated (2,400 dismissed a 1934 indictment against You «,ave nearly one-half the prfc# for the installation of about 80 William A. Shepherd, former Mat- on this wonderful L'Aiglon buy! water tap* In conjunction with the awan tax clerk and clerk of the Up to 1 Pounds p$r wnk laying of water mains in various prosecutor's office, who was ac- streets. cused of being the gunman who John O. Hartzler was appointed shot and wounded Capt. John EATING CONDENSED superintendent of schools, and Mag- Flood, then a Matawan patrolman. istrate Herbert R. Rothernberg, Capt, Flood recently announced he SECOND FLOOR Borough Superintendent. Leroy did not care to pi'osecute the ease. FOOD TABLETS Browne and Chief of Police Leroy Sproul were appointed as members The University of Connecticut's of the highway co-ordinating com- national championship soccer team mittee. yielded only four goals in taking 11 straight games last fall. «NM«ti1arvatr«,lOTrfiltYus, Roberts Studies Y«f, theKynmPlan.th« new food tabletway to reduce, will help - >oulo»upto71hi.Bi»t7ei>j-o«youpayiiotUiii.IfyourMoe«i Sandy Hook Deed wriibt te cauwd by ovtc-etth* (inil not glandular), thei Kyron I Plan k dMifntd to act S wayi: (1) To help appMM your hunger, S*y« Property Would «• cut down your appttite aotomitlcdly. yit you n»ver f«el' < tamem FAMW ramc- tauairy; (2) Includw aaWtiaaii.tWaiento i Not Go to Estate Changing Sandy Hook into a cSSut diet* M "fatttnfag." Endonsmeat public beach and recreation arsa by yeur phyafcian recommended. from a military establishment would not mean it would revert to the Hartshorne family, which gave it to the army many years »v (osr $$ nuns m r WHKS> ago, is -the opinion of Howard W. -*-Myi» Hrt. Ka&rm Walhr Roberta, county counsel. BELFORD FIRE MM Wml r—mtc Amiuu, Chicago "Kma tMulU b«« bMn •bioliiuly ••• Representative James C. Auchln- tontthllf. I «• 27 jrunold. and have • closs, who has been working on 7-yMr-oId d«uibt»r. When I ittrtetl u«- the park, project, aaid last week lai Kyrsa, 1 mllM 153 poundi, and felt he thought the property would re- vert to the Hartshorne estate. Mr. Roberts, in saying that lie COMPANIES' ANNUAL ia 7 ibart «•*»' had not made a complete study of the matter, said that he and La rencs A. Carton, Jr., a member of REDUCE UP TO 7 POUNDS FIRST 7 DAYS... Free! Doctor's Scientific Mr. Roberts' law firm, had studied OR NO COST! MMUTHW7.Mrmrf«NrmrtrUhif lammr' the deed and found no revtrter Get • packagpkagee of Krrra TaVtta fit* • San Say Drat Stow. lat tfec» Weight Chart Available clause. condamedd d foofdd tablet* for 7 day§anday§—andd follow direction* a. explained In package. Check four weighiht btforbf t and attet r utlnl g KyronK . IItt you Mr. AuehlnclMf expressed the are not 100% datlghtad with renltt . . return the empty package to atallSun Ray Drugstores opinion that if the property is your Sun Ray Drug Store, and we will return your money. Maka this owned outright by the army, it test today. Aek eur drunut for tat Kiron Flan •. the condensed food , tablet. NO OBLIGATION TO BUY could be turned over to the War Assets, administration. BUY THE ECONOMY SIZE AND SAVE MONEY Tennessee's basketball leani has defeated Kentucky more times BROAD AND WALLACE STS., RED BANK than any other cage squad—27 in 80 trie*. NOW GOING ON And Continuing Until ' AM out *<>r SATURDAY, JULY 9th MAIN AWARDS= ill In Cash Prizes ON LAST DAY OF FAIR One rip of this sparkling brew and you, too, will go "all out" for Krueger. It has FREE GROUND PRIZES NIGHTLY a flavor all its own, So look for that familiar red oval i;; and NEW FAIRGROUND SITE l> > WCAP (1110) •% "rJ j|eaallne> Teaef and Tomorr.w," fiSO-fiM r. M. Man- ask for Krueger. day thrautk Friday Slin Lomax—Sport. Nawi, «:4I P. M. —Monday, Weanudey, Friday. WOK (TIO) HIGHWAY 36 NEAR MAIN ST., BELFORD •• *>MIM InwlM U,, Newert 1, N. I, BE© B'AVK HEGISTEB, '.WTJY T, 1949 Auchincloi* Asks in the price support program this season because of the "most criti- AT I ACT The Kind of Air Conditioning Fred V. Bowers Aid in Potato LOM cal potato situation in SD years" AtMrica's l«t Cfntts CHARLES H. HOWIt fittedfey Graftal * C«neller«s Al LA31 You've Been Wailing For. Hep. James C. Auchincloss of resulting from the drought. Mason Contractor Rumson Is seeking aid for the In his request Rep. Auchinclosi Becomes a 'Good said: "I earnestly request that con- TUCKII'S Jobbing Plastering 9 Elricken potato-raising areas in sideration be given to the purchase comrr SHOP THE SENSATIONALLY NEW New Jersey, It was announced last Nut Swamp Rd., Red Bank R. B. 6.2140-M Will Ambassador week. The representative made a of the third-size potatoes and other U» Broatfrnj Loag Braaek plea to Secretary of Agriculture culls to such a degree as to pre- It NOH- Associated Charles F. Brennan in co-opera- vent complete disaster visiting the f\ "PACKAGED" tion with the New Jofsey potato Kith The Greatest industry committee. Tht Red Bank Rpffiater !• iupported U Air Conditioner Show 011 Earth' The request is for the federal by local u well ai out-of-town Irjiineii- government to change its purchase mi-n, Advertisements appearing regularly WHh «*# Most Advanced Eafiaeerliia; Achievement* The many friends of Frederick policy to include all under grades tell the ttoi-y.—Advertisement. la Air Condltionlar History! V. Bowers, a former resident of Fair Haven, will be glad to know that he hu been given the title of 'Good Will Ambassador" for the Ringling Bros, and Barnum and BETTEB TOM— | BECAUSE— Bailey Combined Shows, inc. This information comes to The Regis- OFFICES • ter through a short note received BEAUTY PARLORS It t.k» Ion (|»c. from Mr. Bowers a few days ago, which says "Hello, there. Here I RESTAURANTS It*, officiant am with the "Greatest Show on DRUG STORES It'. sufficient to take on any great load, however this condition is BID WANTED. Separate leafed bids wilt b« r««I»«d > being corrected as rapidly as possible. br the Bosrd of Educntlon of the Bor- ough of awMniburs' in the County of Monmouth, N. 1., in the Bi»rd Room of the Kunibmir ichool, located on Frsneli plicc, Keanaburir, N. J., until » P. M.' (I.D.S.T.) in the evening of How You Can Enjoy Hoatlng At It's Best! llonisr. July la. 1»«» >t which time bids will ss publielsr opened snd read aloud fer itneral construction work; NATURAL GAS—"Nature's Incomparable ataet and iron work, plumbing work, heating ant electrical work, for the con- struction of sn addition to the Kcani- Fuel" will allow you to enjoy this dirt free, burg school, located on Francia dale, Keanihurt, N. J. economical heat next winter. No more, Initiuotions to bidders, form of pro- posal, term of bid and performance dirty cellars, hauling ashes or oil toot. bondl, form of contract, plans and apecMcatlom may be examined at the offices ot Fienon A MacWIIIIam, archi- Your fuel supply will be delivered tects, 1«1 Maple avenue. Metuchon, N. J.. But no guessing about BALLANTINE and copies thereof obtained from laid architects upon dopoiit of 115 for eaco through the same mains that now carry let of documents. This depoilt will be returned to all bona-nde bidden upon your cooking gas. tho return of plan! and aptclfleatlon* to the Architect!* office and. in gooil condition: 112.50 will be returned to all non-bidden upon the return of plant it always means PU and specification! «• above. It le a Me, mandatory requirement that all plane Buy Now For Tho Bost Soloctlon Of Equipment! and ftpeciflcatlons be returned to the Archltectii' office on.or before the dste See County Gas Company, your plumber or heating contractor for . of the hid opening. • The word is jaml Right you an! Plini and specification! will bo avail- 1\mt'» ih» jam that tie* up the ears ;: < a heating survey and a recommendation on the type of equipment able on and after Widneiday, June it, 1*4*. the jam that's put up in jars. The artist The Board of Kdueatlon of the Bor- necessary. ough of Kenriiburg. In the County of makes it plain that jam is one of those Monmoulh, N. J,, rcaerven the right to REMEMBER! ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE CHECKED FOR reject any nr all blilx and to waive Im- material Informalities. words that keeps you guessing. Beth bidder mult depoult with hia bid, ADEQUACY OF SERVICE AND FOR APPROVAL OF EQUIPMENT •teurlty In the amount of not leu than But no guessing about Ballantine! STi, of the bale bid, Such aurotr ahull be In the form of rath, certified (honk, BaUantine always means PURITY, BODY; by County Gas Company. or bid bond.. No bidder may withdraw till bid with- FLAVOR:;. the qualities symbolized by in 90 dayt after the actual date of the opening* thereof. Peter Ballantine's 3-ring trade mark. Look I The aucceixful bidder wilt be required to furnlih a performance' bond In lite for the 3 rings; call for Ballantine— full nmount iif the contract prlre m County Gas Company nrroi'dmire with thn forth Included In America'a finest since 1840. the bidding douumentn, ROARU OF EDUCATION, Freehold - Atlantic Highlands - Key port Borough of Keatttbiirg. In Iho County of Monmoulh, rJ. i, Asl the man for Ballantine Ale 95* Beef 0. 00KD0H BBHNi Dlltrit, Cltrs, RED BANK REGISTER, JULY T, 1949 Shop The Convenient Way ...The Cliarga-Plate Way! 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Sizes 1- lo lid; jtJio in '1'1\U in llu; group. BUDGET SHOP, MCZMIIIIIIO Stort Hour.; 9:30 A.M. to S.30 P. M. Daily, Friday, to 9 P. M. - Catt Joan Emory, Perwnal Shopping Smltt, Rtd Bank 6-400Q, Atbury Park 2-4000, Long Branch 6-2 745 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COW VOLUME LXXII, NO. 1. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 10 Stoble's Bar Bowlers Feted Sailboat Races Shore League Lead On Shrewsbury Aug. 6 and 7 Shared By 4 Clubs First State Content PliOWINO UP THE FAIRWAYS:—Among the many bequeiti In Rangers, Belmar, Adelphia Join the will of the late Amos T. Dwight it a tax-free $5,000 to Ben Yaiko, Sponsored by M.B.C. •ro at Homestead Golf club, Spring Lake Heights. They met at Fort Ifoaaouth Country club, when Ben succeeded Vic Ghent as pro, and Hegalta Association Townert At Top—Gulistans Lose were regular fairway partners until Mr. Dwignt's illness sidelined him. Talked to Jack WHah Tuesday at Old Orchard. He's hat- More than 100 comcti and light- The Jersey Shore Baseball league lag • good year at assistant mr» at Fongate. The brother saM- ings are expected to take part in GAMES Sl'NDAT elle aM«a It Nov. II In Long Braach. Elisabeth McCue wlU be the first annual atate sailboat rac- again !« a wide-open affair. With the missus... Philip N. Jenkins's It handicap made him medal' ing championship to be held on Red Bank Towners, list week's Freehold Gullntans at Red] 1 M with « la the a.uallfyt*g round for BIMMOB Country dub's the North Shrewsbury river Satur- leaders, losing to Adelphia A. A., Rangers. presldeat cup. Beat stay la that retus was Ceorfe V. Coe'a It. day and Sunday, Aug. 6 and 7. first place now Is jointly shared by Red Bank Towners at Freehold Ha alse woa Saturday's match play against par, a 75 leavlag The sailing event is being spon- the Towners, Adelphia, Red Bank A. C. him three up on regulation figures. sored by the Monmouth Boat club Rangers and Belmar V. F. W. Long Branch Democrats at Leo- Harold Money, the appropriately named mutuels department man in conjunction with the National Freehold Gulistans, who last nardo Field Club. from Monmouth Park, eased through a special match againsi Russ Sweepstakes Regatta association, week were In second place with Keannburg at West Belmar. Plagitor* Sunday at Old Orchard . . . Both Savage brothers, Tony and which i« holding its 18th annual the Rangers, suffered * 17 to 15 Belmar »t Adelphia. •Un, who were among the favorites to cop the beautiful George Sulli- powerboat regatta Aug. 13 and 14 loss and find themselve« tied with van trophy, were eased out in the first round, both by one-up counts. on the Shrewsbury here. their Intraborough rlvali, Freehold STANDINGS A. C. 1 Stan's match went to the 36th before Phil Fischer won. Fischer, who There will be three races each Sunday clipped Dr. Leon Reisner, meets Fred "Lucky" Merriman. for comets and lightnings. The The Towners visited Adelphia to Red Bank Towners Monmouth county doctors held their annual golf and dinner races will be held at 10 a. m. and take their beating, 7 to «, which Red Bank Rangers a weak ago yesterday at Jumping Brook Country club . .. After 2:30 p. m. Saturday, and 1 p. ni. was mainly perpetrated via a six- Belmar spending four and a half hours at Spring Meadow's cramped Sunday. Prizes will be (,'ivcn heat run third Inning. Although the Adel|*la A. A- _... course, Vailee OeFaiio and Walt Schroeder decided to call It winners and to top point winners. Towners outhlt Adelphia, 1* to 8, Freehold Gulktana ejults at the ninth hole. They waited almost two hours to get Comet entries will be limited to the winners poked out & triple, a Freehold A. C _ oil the first tee, then were forced to creep around, with long owners who reside in this state double and four singles In that W«it Belmar waits oa each shot. while the lighting owners may coma session which, added to Red Leonardo William Marten won the kickers' tourney at Old Orchard. Mink from any northeastern Mate. Bank's two errors, did the dam- Long Branch Heller was in the money with 94-15—79 as were Ben Crate and Charlie age. Joe Megill was hurling for Keanshurg , Hitches. They had respective counts of 102-22—80 and 95-15—80. The shippers and crews will be Red Bank and he stayed on until guests at the homes of Monmouth after the fifth when Adelphia TURF TALK:—Whenever there's an "objection" claimed, spectators Boat club members. An entertain- scored what was the winning mar- came back with three in the fourth will always wonder whether racing stewards keep their considerations ment program is being planned gin. Fred Hurley took over in the and two In the fifth, narrowing solely to the foul claim or whether "who owns what horse" affects their which will be highlighted by a sixth and went the remaining In- the score to 11 to 6, but A. C. judgment,. . Jockey Jimmy Stout hasn't fared too well with Delaware's Shown at Joseph's restaurant, West Long Branch, a week ago last night at the fifth annual ban- dance Saturday, Aug. 6, at the nings in grand style. He faced but shoved In two runs In the fifth and stewards. In his last two assignments at Delaware Park, he's wound quet of the Red Bank Womon's Commercial Bowling league are, left to right, Mrs. Mary Jones, Molly Pitcher hotel. ten men, Jim Hyres getting a four In the sixth for their final ef- up with suspensions. league president; Mrs. Chrlstqpher DeFillppo, Vincent Sacco, Mrs. Ann Gage, Mrs. Ann Longcoy and Grandstands, entrance to which single in the eighth after two were fort. Ales Wojelehowlcs, former Fordham grid great and Phlla- Mrs. Helen VanNote. The trorhy awarded by Mr. Sacco, proprietor o( Red Bank Bowling Center, was will be free of charge, will be out. The Gulistans stayed la the erected at Marine park and sever- aWphla Eaglet favorite, busy Monday trying to pick a winner won by Stoble's bar team. Mauucca Homers game with five runs In the seventh ... Twas a real Independence day for those holding a W) dou- al private terraces are expected to and four in the eighth. bles tlchet Monday. Bobby Strange, aboard Call Shot, permit* be open to the public Freddie Mmzuccs, pushed the ted Linda A to Hueese through to a IM.20 win. Linda A stum- split tacks with the leaders and Chester Apy of Little Silver, com- Towners to a one-run lead in the At Belmar, Keansburg was mik- Med over the fast track In 1:15, hardly a sliding time. Comet Fleet astounded everyone by rounding Borough Tennis modore of the boat club, is general nccond when he smashed a homer. ing a decided bid to move out of In his "Powerhouse" column, Jimmy Powers Bays Monmouth is the the first stake in a strong second chairman, assisted by Jack Burns, The Towners began somewhat of the cellcr, but they bowded, B to btit race track in the cast because it treats tho fans like "human place. | secretary, and Jack Arnold, pub- a rally in the seventh when they 4, in the 11th Inning when .Don belngt" ... If the management could only stop being "hungry" and get Has Big Week Both he and Morrison moved Tourney to Begin licity chairman. pushed over three runs after two Newman doubled to send home ths races off' somewhere near post'tlme. they'd have something. When steadily away, and thereafter were wore out. A double by Lea Car- Dick Karl with the winning run. every day's program is 25 minutes late, you know it's track policy. If not harmed by the futile maneuv- Entry Deadline bone started the action, with Eddie Bahr pitched for the los- Dinner-Dance Ends ering of ths other boats, Morrison tht abuse grows, night racing is on Its way, Tomorrow Night singles by Hurley, John Mulvlhlll ers, leaving in the sixth Inning The state's big bookies have hired fleet-footed runners to Holiday Sailing came home first and Quackehbueh George Sullivan and Roy Stoecker . following, plus when Keansburg knotted the count handle Monmouth's season. If. you're unlucky enough to get second. Bob's mark was remark- Play for ' the borough tennis a walk to Harry Bstellf. at 4 to 4. Before that Keansburg In their way as off-time approaches, youil likely be trampled. The July Fourth week-end's ac- able became ha broke his sheet championship—and the handsome The Towners made another bid had sported a fourth-lning 4 te 0 It's strange I. Victor Carton hasn't noticed those goings-on ,.. tivities at Monmouth Boat club be- rope on the first tack and then Huber trophy—begins this week- Play Continues in the eighth when their final two lead. Mrs. Alfred Roberts; who Is Intent on becoming the owner of a gan Saturday with the sailing of completely re-rigged his boom end at the public courts in Marine runs were registered. Ray flan- •ret rate string, has enjoyed an eiceptlonally fine season. She Comet and Lightning races. while running before the wind to park. Pingitore Default*; born opened the session with a Leonardo Field club was host to and Trainer Hugh Clifford really have their sights on the win- A light but tricky breeze pre- the Rumson bridge. This race was Harold Potter, court superintend- single, stole second while Ralph West Belmar Blackhawks, winning vailed as the Comets were seat off. not without incident, the Okie, ColeaJthodeg All Even 11 to 6. Never headed after the ner's circle. raced by Leon M. Oliverson, break- ent and tourney director, said he i> Mazzucca was fanning, and cams Horace Wade may have his "Tales of the Turf" published In book The course was a windward start closing entries tomorrow night. To home on Jim Genovete's triple. Field clubbers pushed four runs to the home stake and from there Ing her mast while tacking. date, 32 title aspirants haye signed The second round of play for the over In the first and three In the form. His daily writings for the official program make interesting beautiful George Sullivan trophy Freddie Mauucca singled to drive Madlng .. . Problem for the week: Herb Shaw, Monmouth admissions to the Rumson bridge and return. A dinner dance at the club end- for the singles, while the doubles in Genovese, but Fred was cut second, the Blackhawks' hopes Tacking down to the bridge "Duf- have drawn but four entries. was partially completed over the wire washed away for certain in man, and an out-of-stater, qualifies as a track official because he has a ed the program, week-end at Old Orchard Country down going to second on Carbone'a background as orchestra leader . . . Elmon E. Smith among the pad-fy" Donald caught a shoestring Among late singles entries re- grounder. Carbons made third on ths eighth inning when Leonardo (a lucky break in the wind), which COMETS ceived were Ralph Coreale. Robert club. tallied four more. dock rail viewers at Thursday's racing . .. There are a few spots at the SATURDAY It found both top-seeded players, Hurley's safety, but was left there track which rate Monmouth Park's being called the coolest spot in the enabled him to ride down to the Start—2:40 P. M. Boskey, Harold Kerr, Charlie when Eatclle grounded out. The Simpson and Pelos* led the club- bridge without being threatened Boat Owner 'lime Joe Coles and Russ Pingitore, run- bers to victory with three hits In county on a hot day ... "Babe" Strlbllng works a mutuels window at 8:52.25 BriggB and Stanley Mayerson. Dou- Towners went out in order In the by other contestants, and never Hacker, D. Donald - bles teams are Kerr and Briggs, ning into difficulties of sorts. Coles five appearances, Simpson getting the Oceanport oval. White Cloud, H. Mlltenberger... 3:55.01 was Mrtanded by Ralph Rhodes, ninth, Herb Lampert fanning the was headed thereafter. The real Suspense, R. -QusckenbuBh 5:85.45 Gordon Forbes and ^farr^UlK! final two men to face WavHe had a triple. Nizlolek and Carhart THE KNEE PANTS LEAGUE Monday night held its first practice race, however, was for second Parson's Pride, C. A|iy, Jr. ... 3:56.14 Allen, Bill Anabrd' and Norman twllltg the regulation 18 holes all shared the pitching duty for Lie* Huba-Hubs, A. APT 9:58.10 corns on in the eighth Inning up- session. Four teams have been formed and scheduled play is expected place. It saw "Hank" Miltenbergei- Crestwlck, Chester Apy, 8r. and even. They will meet sometime be- nsrdo, while Holiday and Ander- Usa j«tn. g. Wirth — 1:58.41 fore Saturday to decide the match rising, pitching to Freddie Mas- to tugln July 18. There are but four vacancies in the league for young- emerge in that slot, even though Aet, J. Tesjlsii11"^.**"™*.1.""-*.. MS.It Ohistsr Apy, Jr. , zucca. son threw them in for the losers. IIU * -between - fraud 14 years of age and these are expected to be fliledBob Quack'enbush put on a spirited Driftway. E. King- '. 4:0(1.95 over another 18-hole route, rally to come up from fourth. - Oklt, L. MV Othrmo*, *'• «!0O.ll » Pingitore, preferring to engage All but Megill registered aafttles In short order. Mrs. Phil Bowers still accepts applications for member- Marrlo, T. Morton . 4:02.18 Jenkins Medalist in a special challenge match for Red Bank, but Jim Hendrlck- ship. . <• Something new wat put into ef- ViU»». JL Burnt D.N.F. In Rumson Golf against Harold Money, defaulted to son, who started, kept the clouts Allaire Wins 3 The Sports Begbter wishes well to the league. Its director, fect Sunday when Comet Fleet 11 SUNDAY George HJckey. Hickey will meet well enough spaced to keep out of Hs coaches and umpires, and,the players themselves. Meriting instituted the watermelon race. SUrt—10.-30 A. M. Members of Rumson Country anise, besides those organisers, are members of Bed Bank Whits Cloud -- • 2:25.10 club this week begin first round the winner of the Dr. Rubin Colby- trouble. Hurley, with two for two, Members chipped in and bought M53, B. Htncs — 2:25.11 Oakley Hance match, still undecid- had the best batting percentage. Lightning Races. Klwaals club. The Klwanlans, what with their Soap Box derby two melons, which were to be dis-Haehf r - 2:2ell2 piny for the 'President's cup. and similar projects, have shown a great Interest In local young- 2:25.47 following the holiday qualifying ed. The Coles-Rhodes winner will Stoecker and Mauucca drove in Charlie Allaire in his Avenger posed of after the morning race. Tina, T. Morrison, it. - meet Ernie Turner, who set back two runs apiece, and Hurley and sters' welfare and are to be commended. Their contribution of Theoretically, the skippers and Suspense —— 2.-36.19 round. Philip M. Jenkins was med- scored three firsts in Fleet TO rac- • 1M Is a big help toward purchasing equipment. Huba-Huba 2:26.119 alist among the qualifiers, with 87- Dom Christopher, two and one. Genovese accounted for singletons. ing among Monmouth Boat club crews of the Comets were sup- Liza jean - 2:57.10 Art Turner defeated Lou Har- DeFasio Slusi Maury Schwarts, the auto man, also is a strong booster of the posed to enjoy the watermelons. Suds, I* Mlltenbtrser 2:27.50 22-65. Lightnings. Johnny Bull in El 2:28.14 vey, two up, to go into the quar- Toro, Bev. Dickerson in Windward Itagut. He contributed $25. Mrs. Rolston Waterbury sent in $10 and With that I-can-hardly-walt look 2171, Unknown 2:28.30 The pairings, and qualifying The Rangers, meanwhile, were Leon Rtussllle donated his legal services In incorporating the loop. Pinon's Prld* •• scores, are: Mr. Jenkins vs. Ar- ter finals. He will meet the winner and Lloyd Lawrence In Bam were In the race committee's eyes the of the Dr. Dave Mlller-Dr. Mace clubbing Long Branch Democrats, two, three, four, respectively, Sat* It Is such Interest and co-operation which encourages the volunteer boats were sent off. SUNDAY thur E. Pcttit, 82-11-71; Caspar C. S to 2, on Stalder'a field, Newman workers who are trying to' do something really substantial for Red Start—«:40 P. M. deGcrsdorff, 82-12-70 vs. Ronald W. Rudnlck match, still undecided. urday and Monday, a disqualifica- Tin* 4:21.21 In the other two matches, Fred Springs rd. Led by Val DeFazlo, Bank's small fry. A persistently light breeze held, lUcker : 4:24.08 Allen, 86-14-72; George V. Coe, Jr.. tion upsetting that order in Sun- but the first three boats engaged 4:25.23 Merriman defeated Lou Stiver, five who had a banner day with a hom- day's run. Whit* Cloud • ••••• 79-9-70, vs. William C. Riker, 91- er, double and single in three of- in an exciting race from start to Parson'a Pride .— 4:27.23 23-71; Donald E. Lawea, 88-18-70, and four, Merriman will meet Phil The racing committee popped a CROWDS XT MONMOUTH PARK, which-the past holiday week- Susptnse .... 4:28.00 ficial appearances., moved to a 4 to finish. Donald wag third, being 4:32.24 vs. Amory L. Haskell, 85-12-73; Fischer in the quarter finals, end offer track officials some amount of comfort, many times are more Huba-Huba Fischer _ having disposed of Dr. 1 lead in the third and continued surprise on the first five boats to' Interesting than the thoroughbreds they come to watch and bet on. beaten by Brud Hance by one-six- Okie - - 4:35.07 Howland B. Jones, 82-9-73, vs. W. finish, asking their skippers to die- ' teenth of a second. Miltenberger 4:36.50 Leon Reisner. four and three. to improve with one In the fourth The eld advice of "You never see a horse bet on a human" 4:39.3'.; Jay Duncan, 97-27-70; Prall W. and two In the sixth, The final play equipment, such as anchor Is sage Indeed. "Improvement of the breed," they call horse was first by one second over 4:41.57 Lambert, 85-13-72, vs. Edward M. and line, life preservers and pad- Hance. Liia Jean . Dial. score came as a result of DeFaiio's racing. Which may be In order. But, breed of what? Bettors Suds — Crane, 80-10-70; John D. Russell, four-master, with Charlie Brliter dles, all required for legal racing. • or thoroughbreds? In Sunday afternoon's race a 92-20-72, vs. Newcombe C. Baker, Car Racing Set a bond. The Windward and El Toro were Whenever our straight selections run second, our place run third 86-16-70, and Alvin B. McClellan, lacking part of said gear and were light northeasterly breeze rippled No-Hitter Evade* George Adcock hurled the vic- and our show, fourth, we try to console ourselves by gazing at the the North Shrewsbury as 11 88-17-71, vs. Frank McCarter, 97- disqualified. Lawrence moved up to multitude, watching their reactions to what most generally is similar 30-67. For Tomorrow tory, setting the Democrats back second, replacing Windward, and Comets crossed the starting line. Noyes in Final Game on a seven-hitter. He fanned three luck. • Unlike the other races, the ulti- Charlie Burd moved up to third, There are all types. A good majority bring their Mood Howie Noyes Thursday night Wrestling Saturday at and walked but one. Harry Fergu- replacing El Toro. mate pattern soon was formed, Stanlee to Visit son, who went, ths distance for pressure back to normal by talking to themselves. That type made his final appearance on the Saturday's race was set for the' conversationalist sometimes Is blasphemous, sometimes humor- Tom Morrison, Jr., in Tina, taking mound for Fort Monmouth's Slg- Young Fitkin Patients Long Branch Stadium Long Branch, was touched for ten an earljj lead and never being safeties and three walks. He had morning's east wind, which shitted out. Few are so frank as was a member of the fourth estate, naleera. And it was an auspicious The Asbury Park "Mr. America Stock car racing and wrestling to variable southerly an hour be- sitting In the prets bos one day last week. headed. Donald was second, two one. The righthander held Belford Fan club" Saturday at 3 p. m. will no strikeouts. minutes behind, and Miltenberger take the spotlight at the newly- fore race time. The course, unfor- Starter Bill Schamerhorn was having difficulty getting the nags off, Blue Sox to two hits as his matei meet Gene Stanlee In Asbury Park opened Long Branch stadium to- The defeat left Long Branch In tunately, was not the race already being 14 minutes late. "Get 'em off!" growled the third. A surprise inspection at the won, 3-0. to escort him to Fitkin hospital, morrow and Saturday nights, fol- the cellar slot, tied with Keani- end of the race caught Lee Milten- windward scribe, adding—with a smile, "So I can tear up my ticket and begin Noyes had a no-hitter going un- where the popular wrestler will lowing a highly successful opening burg at seven defeats, one victory. lacking. berger unawares, and she was dis-til the seventh, having set down visit the three youngsters injured figuring out the, next race." Writers covering the race are no different the past week-end. was enjoyed on the Fourth of July from'the ordinary bettor. qualified for not having proper Manager Johnny Murphy's boys in last week In Marlboro when a Red The stock cars, which drew 5,000 ADELPHIA equipment. order for that distance. Stewart Cross station wagon crashed into AB R H with brisk west winds filling Noticing that one of our reporter-friends had selected three to the stadium's opening Saturday, R«, t 1 and spinnakers. out of the first five for a certain day's published selections, con- The best race of the week-end got the first hit off him, a single an abutment. will race tomorrow. In the future, row. if „. 9 gratulations were In order. But, as you've already guessed, he was viewed by the shore spectators over shortstop with two out. In Mrs. Virginia Trezoglou, Long however, Friday's program will MncDowell. 2b. ..._ 0 SATURDAY Monday. A strong and gusty west pre-game ceremonies, Col. H. Q. Branch, is handling applications Martin, cf 0 Start— 2:JO P. H. hadn't bet a winner. "Touted off," he grumbled. . feature wrestling, while Saturdays Wllnon, rf 2 Boat Owner Tim. It Is ever thus. The fate Ed Curley, one of the writing profes- wind exerted Itself as the Comets Paullln, deputy commander of ad- for membership in Stanlee's fan will be reserved for car racing, LupnlolT. M -.. 2 Avenger, C. Allaire , . l:«0.S( sion's great handicappers, one day quietly accepted the "hurrahs" of his were off in a tightly bunched start. ministration, represented Maj. Gen. club. Those interested in joining v Roland J. Mines, Asbury Park Matthew*. Sb El Toro, J. Bull ..._ S:<2.M Morrison again jumped to an early F. H. Lanahan, Jr., in the presen- the club can obtain applications Hyre«, 1b ..._ Windward. B. Dlckerton 3:42.11 friends for the sensational feat of picking six straight races out of promoter, is wrestling matchmak- HendrickBon. p. Bam, L. Lawrence 3:42.2* seven. The back-slapping and hand-shaking from his associates he lead, but was closely pursued by tation of a wrist watch to Noyes. Saturday night at Long Branch er. His first show at the ocean- Lampert, p - Frog II, C. . Burd S:4S.»T • Honorably discharged, Noyea will stadium, where "The Body" is the Co.iswaJn, B. Sajre _..„._.._..„._ g.-4J.I1 modestly accepted. . "Hank" Miltenberger and Donald. front areana will have Gene "The Ben Gay, W. Bennett 3:44.17 That night, as Curley swallowed his night-cap at Snyder's Bob Quackenbush in the Suspense ' enter college in the fall. featured mat attraction. Body" Stanlee meeting the villain TOWNEM Bon Ore. J. Methot . S:4»,S2 dispensary on Wharf am, before leaving for his Fair Haven of the grunt and groan business, AB Blue Chip.. R. Banfleld . 3:41.17 abode, the bartender commented on the writer's great fortune. Eitelle. 2b _ „... Gray Dawn, H. Wood 3:4B.ST "Baron" Mlchele Leone. Mulvlhlll. rf. Banshee, R. Gordon - 3:S0.S7 It was too much for the Journal American's ace selector. He 'Knee Pants' Boys Hold First Practice In other wrestling matches that Stoeclcer, m Ann Lee, E. Baynton 3:5;,SI had to be truthful. "Dldnt cash a bet" he declared, explaining Sanborn, lb Gnlaxy II, B. Mend"?. 3:83,22 that, though he had bet every race, the only time he placed night, Chic Garibaldi will meet K. Mnizucca, If — Serena, G. Kelly 3:5S.S9 cash on his own selection was the seventh and losing race. Frank Jarruja; Texas Babe Sharkey Genovene, c - Flying Devil. J. Dill 3:58.3t will meet Johnny Bareno, and Lou P. Maxzucca, cf. a - Shore Leave II, J. Snowden 3:58.41 'It's hard, but it's fair" and "Smile when you win and don't cry Carbone, 3b .' - Ute, A. Parry ...— when you lose" are race track axioms designed to keep apprentice gam- Bertuccl will meet Joe KamorofT, M«Klll, p 2 SUNDAY Tomorrow's program begins at Hurley, p. -....— Start—2:30 P. H. blers from "stump jumping" or "taking the gas pipe." Another which 4:01.11 might well ba associated Is "Hope springs eternal," for there are few 8:30 p. m. Saturday's program Bam _ 4:l«.2t losers who aren't certain that tomorrow's program will give them the opens at 9 p. m. Frog, II „. 4:14.02 RANGERS Bon Grt 4:14.24 chanct to "get out" of the financial hole they've entered. Coxswain 4:14.21 Scores of losing bets are offset by a single winning selection, Auchincloss Speaks Wldnr, rf. - 8 Gray Dawn 4:14.1* particularly If It Is of the long-shot variety. When this pleasant Soldo, rf - 1 Ute 4:1S.4S At Dedication C. Brlnter, lb . S U*n Gar 4:r,.»S event occurs, the bettor doesn't rush to the cashier's window. B. Connett, »f. Banshee 4:21.41 Prominently exhibiting the winning ticket, he assumes the non- DeFailo, el -••• Galaxy II . 4:2i.lt Rep. James C. Auchincloss said 2« chalant air, hoping someone will notice his Indifference and that the projects of creating a H. Connett, 2b Blue Chl|ii take It for Just that rather than as the great histrionic ability Adcock, i Shore Leave II - 4:42.11 turning basin in the Shrewsbury J. Brlster, If Windward - H actually Is. river and d red ins the Oceanport, Vaccarelli, 3b .._ El Toro . Dllq! ' The sport of kings, bslongs to the ordinary bettor, regardless of O'Hern, c MONDAY Little Silver and Blackberry creeks Start—2 :S0 P. M. what clubhouse and box seat patrons honestly believe they are doing have been approved In Washing- 34 Avenirer - 1:48.1* for horse racing. What those "two-dollar" demons do and the manner ton and that he is now attempting LONG BRANCH El Toro JiSO.M In which they do it are factors which help make thoroughbred horse to get the necessary funds allocat- AB Windward - 3:50.lt racing the exciting and fascinating sport it is. MnrrotU, If Bam 1:3i>.2» ed. Scrinc. as ~ Bon Grc 3I54.M The representative spoke July 4 Manitotl. 3b ~ Gray Dawn l:55.t>* INCIDENTS AND INCIDENTALS:—Eddie Bahr, outstanding. Red Munteparo, 2b Co.\»waln -». 3:51.07 Bank Catholic athlete, has' been approached by scouts from the Athle- at the dedication ceremonies of Falco, cf, ...» »...... < Frog II 3I5J.13 the new clubhouse of the Shrews- PlUmorc, rf ~ Banshee 4:00.0s tics, Phillies and Giants. His dad, however, hopes to' continue Eddie's Pound, lb. ••• Ben Uay 4:0».2» education . . . Jack Welnhelmer, N.Y.V. athletic director and uncle of bury Sailing club, located on the Gmndinettl, c - - Galaxy 11 JlOl.JJ Portaupeck shore, between the Rlcliy. c J Rumson's principal, Frank Weinhelmer, and County Probation Offlcor Ul0 „„_ 4:04.47 • Jack Welnhelmer, conducts a summer camp-In the Alpine, Pegasus mouth of Blackberry creek and Pcrguion, p 3 Ann Leo 4iO«.8T \ Shallow point. 32 2 7 Shore Leave II 4 :»»•« :, section. Blue Chips *'i»*' George McCormlck, one of Harry Stevens, Inc., ace mixolo- Mr. Auchincloss also spoke in Seren* - gists, says, If forced to count them, he wouldn't accept a billion favor of tho completion of the In- The neighborhood battle at the dollars In single bills. 'Twould take more than 90 years. He's land waterway as a project for the county seat was a hectic one, Harvey Wins Again right, tool . . . The Clttadlno brothers' Seashore Day camp Immediate future, and said he which found the Gullstans outhit- opened Monday. They have a big time swimming Instructor In would work out the details when tlng the A. C. by 17 to 15. The A. In Soap Box Race Jack Medlca, University of Penn swim coach. he returns to Washington. C. also committed seven errors to Jimmy Harvey, > winner of Rt4 ;'| Mike Brlscese, umpiring in Texas, is having a great season. He ' The new building, which has Gulistans' six as a parade of pitch- Bank Klwanls club's first annual; k.ands a good chance of moving up to the big leagues ,.. Charlie Paris, taken two years to complete, is 78 ers found both sides swinging soap box derby, Monday visits* Who closely follows Junior Legion play for Eatontown Sentlnol, tolls us feet long and contains an assembly right down to the finish. Shark River Hills to again hit the ' ht expects the county title to go to Asbury Park, with Eatontown a Coach Bethune "Butch" Jones, left, talks to Charlie Myers, assistant coach, standing as tho hall, kitchen and locker room. finish line at the head of tho pack, ', close second . . . Tats Rattl's Eatontown lads, by the way. copped tho "Yankees" of tho Red Bank Knee Pants league Monday hold their first practice session at Ited Bank Furay at County Seat The 14-year-old Llttlo Silvtrlta. /., first half of the Junior Legion loop ... Tho Grantland Rice sports short high school athletic field. Others pictured are, left to right, front row, Mart Havllniul, Terry Bioylca, The Rpil Hank IteKlitri' It suiuiorted The A, C, jumped to an H to 1 was awarded a 12-lnch trophy and which Is s.t the Carlton theater from today until Saturday cpons with .Toe Ellison and Larry Wright; second row, Pate G«nov«i«, Ralph C»U». and Jot Jk&Ui; (car low, hv local as well si out.of.town hii*iru-jH. lead, scoring six in the rlrst and 135 savings bond and a stasonpaae mm, AdvtrtiitmtiUs Riuiiatins regularly •hots of Mrs. Florenos B. lien's Billbaven kennels. Bl Hollywood, Boa WMV«I ud oea Zitcba*, 1*1 the MMrnAiveAUeatat, ._.___. five is the toird. The Ouliittu te tot Shore drivi-U-tbtatw. Paee Two RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 1, 1U9 BEGATTA MEBTUfO TONIGHT ftMt SALE aS •IDS WANTED. Favorite, Long Shot Separate sealed bids will ba received Bluefin Catch The National Sweepstakes Re- by tha Board of. Education of the Bor* Take Colleen Dathes gatta association meets tonight at Joseph's tot Shop ough of Belmar in the County of Mon« SURF, FIELD AND STREAM 8 o'clock at regatta headquarters, Hanspeter'a Wblta Mite, CalaWeb. Trap- mouth, fi. J., in the Board Koont of tha) Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Bed ical Fish. Parabettea ana aH binds af Belmar School, located on F Street, 11 tb o'Roses Monday broke the jinx on 75 Chestnut at. Pal Supplies and Acceateriee and 12th Avenues, Belmar, N. J., until Timely Notes On The Great Outdoor* favorites in slake races at Mon- Ale* Our Own YOUNG FEMALE • :0« P. M. (B.D.S.T.I In the evening CANARIES. Guarantee*) Stagers. •f Thursday, July 28th, IS»4». at which BY STEW VANVUET mouth Park by winning the sec- Josh Devore of the New Tork time bits will be publicly opened and ond division of the {10,000 Colleen Giants stole four bases in one in- Telapbaa* «E ••204* read aloud for General Construction stakes. The two-year-old filly went M Waal Freat Straet. fto. leak Work. Steel and Iron Work, Plumbing ning in a 1912 game. Work, Heating and Ventilating Work, On* ef the of anglers. The bass arc school off at even money, winning by a sad Electrical Work for the erection and greatest turn- fish weighing between three and couple lengths over 90-to-l shot Michigan State's 1948 wrestling completion of Alterations and Addition eight pounds, and arc hitting cal- Sickle Flight. to the Belmar School, located on f outs of fishing team was undefeated In nine dual Street, 11th and 12th Avenues, •elmar, talent ever to ico and river shedder crabs, blood In the first division of the Col-meets. N* J« be assembled on and sand worms. leen, William G. HelLs' Almah- Travel Topics Instructions to Bidders. Form of Pro- Surf flshingr for striped bass at gtoaals. Form of Bid. and Performance our rivers, bays moud kept the jonah going on fav- Bonds, Form of Contract. Plans and inlets, shore the Hook public fishing grounds ored entries by copping the five BX TEBBi tynointeu. Speclneatioaa may be examined at tbe line and ocean was poor. What few baas were and a half furlong dash, beating THE SM QUESTION offices of Pierson 4 MacWilliam, Archi- took place over caught averaged very small. We tects, 201 Maple Avenue, Metuchtn, out the favorite, Irish Channel. Sherwood's That prob- New Jersey, and copies thereof obtains) the . Fourth of took a crack at them Friday and Jersey Queen, which took show lem li hire from aaid Architects upon deposit of July long week- we only tagged two little fellow*. place, suffered interference at the again! She 12* far each set of documents. This end. Reasons: We had the end of the rock pile to for want* to to depoalt will be returned to all Bone, head of the stretch home, but the to thsj sea- fide bidders upon the return of plane Ideal weather ourselves and for a while It looked stewards disallowed his abjection shore; he pre- and specifications to the -Architects' of. conditions for as though we were in for some after a lengthy conference. Jersey fers the moun- Oca and in food condition; 112.50 will "•tew" VanVliet all t y • e s of fast action. On our first cast to FISHING tains. She ba returned to nou-bidderi upon the Queen is owned by Csrolyn K sta- return of plans and specifications as craft, and Inshore and offshore wet the line we hit a 21-incher, bles of Belford. wants to dress above. It la a mandatory requirement fishing was above average. All the but he must have been alone, as for dinner; h* that all plant andi apeelfications be re- eummer varieties of fish co-operat- it was over two hours until we Wagering and attendance was be- TACKLE would rather turned to the Architects' office on «f low last year's Independence day not. Sha thinks before tbe date af the bid opening ed with the exception of yellow- got a 14-incher. they should fins, the vanguard of which has sr- feature. There were 21,139 to bet 7 told SI RfilMk start out Sun- Plant and Specifications will be avail* rlved along the coast, several hav- Tip on Nylon line* $1,463,734 as against '4S's 29,941 to i day morning; able an and after Wednesday. June h»t Si 717 RM ing been caught from the Long We happened to mention to a he wants to leave Friday night. Tbe Board of Education of the Bor- Branch fishing pier, and the first surf fisherman from Staten Island With such a difference of opin- ough of Belmar, in tbe County of atoa> catch has been reported In Sandy ion now can these two people mouth, N. J.. reserves the right to re- that when a braided nylon line get the most out of their "two ject any or all bids, and to waive Im- Hook bay. started to back lash there was weeks with pay?'1 material informalities. . Every sort of craft that could nothing you could do to stop it, Qood Summer Fishing By seeing their Travel Agent, Each bidder must depoalt witb hie keep Its gunwhales above the sur-and also no matter how wet it got of course! Terry is tba man bid, security in the amount of not lasa face was out there punching. it always runs hot. Here is his tip: with the answer to the |M ques- than S% of the baae bid. Such surety He runs his line through a bath of tion. He has a complete list of may be in the form of cash, certified Every foot of water from the FRESH DAILY first-rate vacation resorts. How check or bid bond. Shrewsbury rivers on down the mineral oil, which he claims elim- U M^ IT CUme-aajaid-aiirlwtv much money do you want to No bidder may withdraw his bid with- inates the tendency to overrun Millet—Fiddlers—SheaMers in la dayt after tha aetual date of the bay and around the Point of the spend and what do you want for opening thereof. Hook to the "Tin Can" grounds and keeps it from burning your The crew of the "Beverly H" out of Bahr's Lauding with the Bloostworms* ituUworms your money? If your Travel thumb. Agent has this Information he The aucveaaful bidder will be required and the Shrewsbury Rocks was first tuna catch of the season to be brought into the Highlands on to furnish a Performance Bond in the •live with boats and fishermen. will spot the place that will a charter boat. Left to right, Stew VanVliet, Fishing and Hunting ALL KINDS TACKLE FOR SALE A HIRE mean a happy time for both of full amount of the contract price in ac- Incidently, a last-minute report Striper trailers were very active you. There I* no charge for the cordance with the form Included in tbe feat it that large soa porglet have over the week, with Sandy Hook editor of The Red Bank Register; Capt. Jack Weller of Bahr's bidding documents. LONG BftANCH, deluxe service at the O'DON- Board of Education af tha Borough hit in at the Rocks, just Inshore producing the best catches. The Landing, who acted as mate; the skipper, Capt. Paul Himber, and RECREATION PIER N. 1. NELL TRAVEL AGENCY. 12 of Beliaar, In the County of bfonmeuth, of the black can buoy off Mon-fish are not exactly jumping into Buck Himber, the captain's brother. Broad Street, Red Bank. Tel. mouth Beach. the boats, but the fishermen who Red Bank «-80*0 or SMI. JOSEPH H. LYON, fish the clock around are getting District Clark, Out of Pauels' boats, Runuon, results. Mrs. Sue McConnell of and Chris' landing, Sea Bright, Long Branch not only caught her Although annually rated as a catches from one to two bushels first striper, but it was one of the basketball power, the University of blue claws, with a scattering of largest weighed in at Highlands— of Kentucky has not had an un- •mall fluke, was the order of the defeated cage season since 1911-12. day. Striped bass have deserted 44 '/& pounds—and caught aboard the river at the Sea Bright and the Kid Flash, Capt, Otto Reut out In the five seasons from 1948-44 Highlands bridges. of Roxy's landing. to 1947-48, Kentucky's basketball The largest bass caught to date Bahrs', Johnny's and Roxjr's teams posted a -908 winning ave- along the entire Eastern seaboard rage with 139 victories and 14 landings arc unanimous in their goes to the credit of Joe Mello, WREDI/Uk* praise for the fluke which kept loses. their patrons busy during the holi- who landed his fUsh off Newport, R. I. It weighed 59 pounds. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY days. Head boats totaled catches CHANCERY DIVISION up to 250, while rowboats brought Belmar Finning Club Ranks Fourth MONMOUTH COUNTY in as many as DO. Some of the DOCKET NO. F-MM-41 42 flat fish weighed around five Out of 162 fishing clubs entered Civil nctlon. Notice to absent defend- pounds. in the Schaeffcr fishing contest, mts. the Belmar club is in fourth place. Sylvia Agress Teich, Plaintiff, va. Syl- ST. Seabasi sfforded the greatest ac- Other New Jersey fishing clubs via Agrcsa Telch, Administratrix of tha USEY0UtMfMT!IIJVON tivity for the deep-sea ground fish- Ettate of Jamea T.'Scott, deceased, at MVCIALS FOR THURSDAY ranking In the first 20 are the Nep-als, Defendant*. thmigh TUESDAY ing fleet. Some of the bats were tune Sportsmen's' club, sixth; Mer- STATE OF NEW JERSEY to n? MYS siwunco NNET rum the long-forgotten hump backs cer County Anglers association, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE- weighing up to four and five VISEES AND PERSONAL UNIVERSAL ANflU IRON MR 2 GALLON pounds. Trenton, seventh; Long Beach Is- REPRESENTATIVES OK JAMES land Fishing club, Surf City, (I* I.) T. SCOTT, AND HIS, THEIR Down the coast school tuna did eighth; Manasquan River Marltn OH ANY OF THEIR SUCCES- their stuff, but not quite up to par. SORS IN IUGHT, TITLE AND TWIN BUMPER CLAMP INSULATED JUG and Tuna club, Brlclle, ninth; At- INTEREST. Hi|h carton •«#>•• This he-dee am Jus Is tha aalu-\ Reports vary as to the distance You are hereby summoned In a Civil •nilot. Far cart with Men lathe tweblem at heepinc lantic City Tuna club, 11th; New •itntr ana placa m from Manssquan inlet. Some give Action In the Superior Court ef Maw aT^arrJaTsT VreTv^Va'TJKVV VSw^WT nraTw, TsrvT it as only one and one-half hours' Jersey Striped Bass Anglers asso- Jtrsey, instituted by Sylvia Asms •M"** bumper*. aeM. label lev atenlse or i run, while others say four hours. ciation, Newark, 16th; Garden Telch. Plaintiff, and required to serve •aliens In tha out-af-de*... State Rod and Gun club, Inc., upon Arthur Telch, Esquire, Room 401 Light In weight but sturdily Catches of blueflns ran between IS Broad Street Bank Building, Trenton «, built, with a faueet far earn. and M to a boat. A number of Newark, 10th, and Bi-State Sports New Jersey, attorney for the plaintiff, \ venient, safe awurinf. skipjacks (albacore) and a few club, Trenton, 20th. an answer to tha complaint filed In the 40' •!'/,' i'/«' EMILY FITTED The first three leader* are Canal atid civil action, wherein Silvia Aireie dolphin were caught. Telch Is plaintiff, and Sylvia Agresa There was hardly a square foot Sportsmen's club, Inc., Bustards Telch, Administratrix af tht Ettata at •tmODITHWUTMN ef rock or sand which waa notBay, first place; Nantucket Sports- Jamea T. Scott, et als. ara defendants, •IWTMW fMNM men's club, second and Katama which suit It presently pendiu; Inv." occupied by surf centers, that is Superior Court- of New Jersey," "«iil_._ •NusaoMnM.es* the few feet ef rocks or land Surf Casting club of EdgaVtown. 35 dayt after July 7, 194), exclusive CARPET Thus three clubs are In Massachu- of such date. H you fell U do ae. which they are allowed to Ash judgment by default may be rendered from. Each year it Is becoming setts. against you for tbe relief demanded more difficult for the turf fisher- the complaint. men to enjoy this splendid sport Australian Tag Team Tho action has been Instituted for the curpota of foreclosing a certain raort- along our coast, due to the restric- itage dated April 6. 1925. made by tions imposed upon them. Match at Keansburg Jamea T. Scott and Mary E. Scott, hia Mushky Jackson again Saturday wife, as mortgagors, and payable to Red Many state* spend thousands of night will feature the popular Aus- Bank Building ft Loan Association, a dollars in extoling their splendid tralian tag team match, featuring New Jersey corporation, as mortgagee, fishing facilities, and offering all and covers real estate located at No. the bad boys of the mat world, 170 Hirer Street, Red Bank Borough, CAR SAFETY •SUCTION-CUP UK] kinds of inducement* for fisher- 'Tarsan" Hewitt and Abe Stein, County of Honmouth and State of New TAILPIPE men to come and enjoy it, while Jersey. You ara made defendanta be- against George Lenlhan and Abecause the said Mary E. Scott, wife of DOOR LATCH PATCH I THERMOMETER I our shoreline seems to Uke spe-Coleman. James T. Scott, one of tha ownart et cial delight in giving the surf fish- The quartet, familiar to televis- the said premises, died on September erman a bad time, yet the thous- ion fans, have been returned to 27, 1948, leaving her surviving tha tald SUN CLASSES and* of surf fishermen constitute Jamea T. Scott, her husband: tha taid Balbach's, Keansburg, by popular James T. Scott died October «, 1*48, wTeTWvJejv JrMfler - a valuable source of revenue to demand. Their match will be a one- and. therefore, you, the unknown htlra. era* fraea the our Eastern seaboard. devisees and personal representatives of lien el the hour limit, or two out of three James T. Scott, deceased, and hit. their The best striper action from the falls, Also on the card will be twoor any of their auecessori in right, title utv surf was had in the Long Branch 30-minute matches. Hal Xeene and interest, are the ownera In fee almpla Rear dews amm^afc Yewthetoeaf and Sea Bright areas. Cranmer's meets Fritz Zlegfried and Fred of tha premises sought to be foreclosed, Holds tackle shop, Long Branch, and Carone meets "Red" Klrkpatrick. and previously described In tha said (S ID] Spert, Side mortgage, which Is subject to the laid .IS... "•«««•» • ISIII | ShltMeeUa. , Pannly's tackle shop, Bet Bright, Jackson has inaugurated a prac- mortgage. t surface. remained open on a 24-hour basis tice of reduced prices for balcony I. GRANT SCOTT, Clark of the Superior Court. In order to accommodate the rush •eats. Dated: June 14th, 194S. rUZILE-JEO* RACING DAILY thni AUG. 10 KEXCHAIN INLAID CORD CORK FasdRtW 1 FAN BELTS PNUrtM •Mr ktad-chani »-.w. ,4',.~ 33 •"'"•-•asml mffli. mown: i SAVE UP TO in PERFORMANCt-Tr Slf () HARTS (1934-1939) FLUSH MOUNTINO Tk%0 CHROME •ACK-UP LAMP AM asset Siting rubber gas- tet atalecte car ftnlsh and eerves aa a template fee eWIH- CUPPER TIRES li !. •'Ml Ing. OMutlati type beehive letVe. Cemet j -, complete with i mnr nr mm WiifJT^JffMB IUUK UL It) '« id AT NO IXIKft Wi. ' IV; Insulatei- d wire. ' §r3B ammBatmatml ft CORNELL De Luxe BUTYL TUBE PATROL '«•* LOCK wS W11 H I AI H Dt LUM Rsbullt IFORMANCC-T Gala Events mm *m m • vm CARBURETORS Sat., July • r RUMSON HANDICAP pierfsiwailsa, i" « ' 9c#n#Mjf $10,000 Add* Wod.,july.3 NIWJIMIY FUTURITY SIM .&;CH W $10,000 MM MICIICII WITH *UV s.as- • - • s.so i ts rmcKNcss • tats Daily mutt* Svnfey •47 FRICTION err WOOD TlOOK.S GAUGES Folding RULE I POST TIME 2:30 JAPE OCIANPORT tiMilt N«.S M Daily Doub/e N.J. 7.001 IS Roll 19 iTemieres I sleel klaale" Cfoitt 2:75 |ranficbil,l A OklAT NAMl IN AMERICAN RACING Amplt Parking OiniLil A«Jmini»r) $1.10- 54 STORES TO SERVE YOU-THERE'S A PEP BOYS STORE NEAR YOUR DOOR nmwrzn, IPW t, i«# Pact TTirft Betsy James of Asbury Park, the Bride of Robert W. Stout bridegroom's cousin, was flower Hazlet THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING girl. Her white organdy frock waa Mrs. Elwood I. Monahan was "BEFORE VOL BLY, BURS OR BORROW" in rrnput AT*. nwM B. a s-Mse u** hik, New JMMT tied at the waist with an old-fash- hostess to the Crescent club last ioned green ribbon sash, and she Thursday evening at St. John's Classes in all types of dancing for Children and Adults carried a basket of rose petals and church. Following a short business summer flowers. meeting conducted by Mrs. James Conducted During the Summer Douglas Troll of Wilmington, Neidinger, president, a social hour PATTERSON Del., was best man. The ushers was held. Present were Mrs. Wil- liam Urstadt, Mrs. Cyrus Ross, were Marvin Richael of Red Bank; BROAD ST. RED BANK t-MSS John B. Bell, Jr., Locust, the Mies Stella Bailey, Mra. Theodore bride's brother-in-law; Fltzroy Wal- G. Bailey, Mrs. Joseph I. Lchan, ling, New Monmouth, the bride- Mrs. Wayne Darland, Mrs. George REAL ESTATE groom's cousin; James Seltrup, Ar- Emmons. Mrs. Roelif H. LcRoy, lington, and Dean Coddington, of Mrs. Elmer A. Bahrenburg, Mrs. Rochester, N. Y. Harold Kite, Mrs. C. Carlton Cher- INSURANCE - ALL FORMS The bride's mother was dressed ry, Mra. Joseph R. Peseux, Miss in a costume of aqua chifTju, Vera Tombleson, Mrs. Maitland trimmed wifti pink and worn with Walling-, Mrs. William Lambertson an aqua, hat trimmed with flowers and MrB. John H. Bahlenburg. and a corsage of orchids. The Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. Peseux bridegroom's mother was dressed in are the parents of a daughter hoin mauve-rose chiffon, with matching Monday at ilonrnoutii Memorial accessories, and a corsage of or- hospital. The baby weighed seven chids. pounds, two ounces, Upon their return from their Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. T/itlinm wedding trip in New England, the of Holnidcl rd. tin on n mention couple will live at Locust. For to the Thousiind Island*. traveling the bride was dressed in a pink summer suit with navy »<:• Wilfred Morrell of Boonlon l.i ccssories and a corsage oC white spending two uncks with relatives orchids. hero.' The bride was graduated from Sir. and Mrs. William Bc;im and Kcarny high school and the Wo- son, Jnmcs Mnrshall of Glen Bur- man's college nt University uf nip, aid., visited Mr. and Mrs. North Carolina. For tlic past year James C. Glenn over I ho week- she has taught at Kcarny public end. schools, and in the fall will teach The rescue squad held It., lost at Little Silver. meeting until full at the tire house Mt-. Stout was graduated from Tuesday evening:. Present were Middletown township high school, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rnlhliart, Mr, Pcddie school and Dickinson col- find Mrs. ISlnicr A. l-iahrpuhurg, lege, where he was a member of Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph IT. Pe.senx, Kappa Sigmj) fraternity. He is Mr. iind Mrs. William Urstadt. Mr. with R. R. Brant company at New- and Mrs. Jiime.s Neidinper, Mrs, ark. Robert E. Call, Mrs. John B. Ai'k- Friday evening the bridegroom erson, Miss Josephine Calt, Mrs. entertained members of the wed- Walter Ackerson, Mrs. Cheater ding party at a dinner at RoseveU Matthews, Charles Walh and Les- Mn. Robert Walling Stout tea room, Little Silver. Guests ter W. Bahrenburg. were the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luderose, who is sta- ... tW tmUrtM%, 19$, with Miss Mildrtd Either Palmer aid floral headpiece and cascade bou- John B. Bell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. tioned at Camp Knox, Ky., with Robert Walling Stout were married quet. Dean Coddington, Mrs. Frederick the NationnI Guard, spent the Saturday at a double ring ceremony Cobb, 3d., Misses Mariby Lauder, week-end with his parents, Mr. No tingle improve, at Red Bank Methodist church by The bridesmaids were Miss Mar- Doris Smith, Margaret Stout and and Mrs. Alfonzo Iadcrosa. the pastor. Rev. Roger J. Squire. garet Stout of Rod Bank, the meat iddt so much to the comfort, charm and attractive* bridegroom's sister; Mrs. Freder- Elizabeth Kittrell, Douglas Tioi), Joseph Piscitclli nf n«thiiny rd. J Famous Sanitone Service, nationally advertised The bride I* the daughter of Mr. Fitiroy Walling, James Feltrup, is visiting his father, who is ser- net* of your borne. Caovu AwnuMji are wooderfully and Mrs. Henry J. Palmer of Lo- ick Cobb, 3d, of North Arlington, ™ in leading magazines. the bride's cousin; Miss Doris Marvin Richael, Dean Coddington, iously ill at Boston. cooling. They protect your wall*, furnishings and draper* cust, formerly of Arlington, and Richard Warner and Roger Rlet- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hulz of the bridegroom's parents are Mr. Smith, Arlington, and Miss Eliza- berg. ies. They repel heat and invite cooliog comfort. Why not - / Scientific process for dry cleaning all type* of and Mrs. Harold T. Stout of East beth Klttrell, Greenville, N. C, who Holmdcl id. entertained relatives call us today... estimates are given without obligation. ' summer fabrics. Bergen pi., Red Bank. waj a classmate of the bride's at from Iivinglon over the week-end. the University of North Carolina. Maka delicious little roll-ups Miss Marjoric Hewitt of Mauch "Tbtrt it mo $t&$ti$ul» for CMVM Awmmgi" Richard Warner was soloist, and from scraps of pastry left when Chunk, Pa., is visiting her cousins, il Prompt, courteous service. Reger Reitberg, organist. A re- All were dressed alike in gowns preparing a pie; roll the scraps Misses Noima nnd Elinor Bahren- ception was held at the Molly of white Swiss organdy with un- out, spread lightly .with tart, red burg, Holmdel rd. STANDARD AWNING CO. Pitcher hotel. derskirts of green taffeta. They jelly, sprinkle with cinnamon and Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Turncy and 61S River Rd. RE 64)696 / Minor Repairing at no extra cost The bride was given in marriage had floral headpieces and carried finely chopped nuts and roll like non John of Princeton were Sun- by her father. Her wedding gown matching bouquets of summer a jelly roll. .Bake as you would flowers. day visitors at the home of Theo- Eat. 1927 C. E. Moraller, Prop. Oil in today for this better kind of Dry Cleaning. of white marquisette was made pis and cut In slices for serving. dore G. Bailey, Indian HI]] farm. with long sleeves, trimmed with in- serts of lace, and the full skirt formed a train. Her veil, finger- tip length, fell from a crown of liliea of the valley. Her cascade bouquet of all white summer flow- era had a large white'orchid as the center design. Mrs. John B. Bell, Jr. of Locust, tha bride's sister, was matron of honor, and Miss Mariby Bauder of Cleaners, Dyers, Launderert Arlington, waa maid of honor. SNYDER'S Mrs. Bell wore a white Swiss or- •Ml WHITE ST. PHONE BE gandy gown, over an underskirt of yellow taffeta, with matching flor- TtUphon*. RE 6-2800 al headpiece and a cascade bouquet of summer flower*. Miss Bauder wort an identical costume, with an underskirt of orchid, and with REMODELING SALE When you visit Snydcr's this week you'll find plenty of excitement going on ... you'll Heir Hammering; there'll be confusion ... men at work building and rearranging the location of our dcparlnients so that we may serve you better, make your shopping more convenient. During this remodeling, business will go on as usual... Snyder's will bring you outstanding buys... many sensational bargains to help your cost of living. You'll be COSTS LESS... astonished at the many, many dollars you can save. Come in! Watch us while we build... cash in on out- standing values in our Remodeling Sale... Save at Snyder's I BECAUSE IT GIVES YOU MORE LADIES' SUITS DRESSES Gabardines, Worsteds, Sharkskins. Sunbacks, Classics —in calico, butcher-linen, broadcloth, gingham, shantung. Values to $49.95 Values to 10.95 NOW 7.00 24.75 Values to 14.95 NOW 9.00 : Ik* Ceteay-116 »quareineh direct-view tele, 1fc*< S«v*y-72 square-inch direct-view tele* vision screen, FM and AM radio, dual-ipeed viaton Mreen, FM and AM radio, .automatic automatic record, player. mcord player. Entire Stock o Entire Stuck of Bathing Suits SHORTS BLOUSES DuMont Gives You These SKIRTS 4.95 value Now 3.70 1.95 value Now 1.50 EXTRA 2.95 value Now 2.20 5.95 value .Now. 4.40 2.95 value Now 2.20 VALUES 3.95 value Now 2.90 Values to 5.95 NOW3.00 Loft life for tin* iconomy > 7.95 value Now 5.90 3.95 value Now 2.90 4.95 Value Now Halriln* foeu for clearer plo- 3.70 tures 5.95 value Now 8.95 value .Now 6.70 4.95 value Now 3.70 First Bigger screen for better viewing 4.40 Extra power for greater bru> 7.95 value Now Values to 8.95 NOW 5.00 .Now Now With the hnett liance 5.90 10.95 value ... 8.20 5.95 value 4.40 Electronic tuning for peak per- in , formance Baeme power for highest de- Ttltviiion pendability Summer Merchandise Drastically Reduced dlrect-v*ew°'televlalon screen, FM *** Mtio tot •dded «"J°yraent radio. Plug-In receptacle for phon- Handsome cablneta to beautify ograph, your home Charge and Budget Liberal Trade-In Allowance On Your Old Radio SPECIAL WE DELIVER ANYWHERE • OPEN EVES. TILL 10 P. M. Accounts Available On all Fall merchandise purchased. Pay the usual Pay 1;3 down—balance In 7 1 3 down. Balance in 6 10 weekly or 3 monthly EATONTOWN RADIO & TELEVISION monthly payments. 32 Broad St. Red Bank payments. 17-19 MAIN, ST. EATONTOWN EATONTOWN Pace Four RED HANK REGISTER, JULY 7, 1919 DOBEMUS, McCUE A Lincroft Port Munniuulli •Mini ' Window Imulatlwi BUSStXL SO SHEER... SO COOL COUNSELLORS AT LAW Mi.ss Marjorle Stewart, a student, Mr. and Mr?. Charles Uckert, Jr., OLSON ATLANTIC at Presbyterian hospital school of Woven Bemberg Dresses ROCK WOOL HOME INSULATION Wliiin.ld iuildiiif, Kid Bank and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey of John J. Quinn Thomas P. Uoremus nursing, New York city, is (pend- Jersey City were week-end guesu Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanics Thiira., Frl., Sat. Sat. Conl. ing a week's vacation at home with of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uckert of Estimates Without Obligation Vincent J. McCu« ErnMl t"»5uno hut* parents. Main st. William L. RiMsell, It, M'KKTTRICK W. W. KBNNKDVt Local R«pr«switativ« WILLIAM BENDIX Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ringler of Roy Kolb of Main st. was given rstse: ** Bank frUM JAMES GLEASON I'AKSOXS, LABREC()UE, Brooklyn spent the week-end with a surprise birthday party at his AT CAXZONA £ COMIIS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landaw. home Sunday. Present were Mrs. ROSE MARY DE CAMP George Thompson was given' a Kolb and son William; Mr. and COUNSELLORS AT LAW Phone Priaeetoa I H« BILL GOODWIN surprise birthday last week by Mr. Mrs. Arthur Hcnnlngson and chil- a W.ll.t. St. R.d Bank and Mrs, Landau*. dren, Artie and Patricia; Mr. and Tlieoiiore 1*. Psrsune Edmund J. Cfltinin* Mrs. Fred Rendfrey and children, KIRSCHBAUM'S in Theodore J. Labrccque Mrs. W. S. Ounlop flew to Hichl- WON Mf. MMLf.Jtfy 11 Blston F. Combs Thomas J. SinlLh gnn last week and are vacationing* Fred and Elizabeth, of Newark; 23 Broad St. Red Bank Robert H. MaliU. William ti. Blair, Jr. there with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campino and "THE LIFE OF RILEY" Abraham J. Zager children, Alarie and Dorothy, of EVES. S:40. MATS. Wt*\ * Sat. t.40. Thomas Kclscy is fainting his Sun., MOIL, 'Jut1*. Sun. Cunt. Newark; Mr. and Sirs. Donald HaroW S. Keaaeajr * Herbert Keawttfe Fteamt house red and white to resemble Reilly and £on, Donald, and Miss WILLIAM E. BEATY a. typical old farm house. All the Mildred Westendoif. JOAN CRAWFORD interior beauty auch as beams and AT1OUNK1 AT LAW Mr. and Mrs. William Poling of NOW OPEN! JOAN BLONOELL ZACHARY SCOTT lit e places hav« been brought to Eatontown .spent the week-end la Aaita Loos' Comtdy Hit SIDNEY GREENSTREET Income Tax Consultant with Mr. Poling's parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Sal Zecchinelli of Mrs. William Poling of Main »t. in 80 Eul From St., Red ••>• 8-4J7T Long Island were week-end guests SWEDISH HOP "HAPPY BIRTHDAY' of Mr. and Mrs. Dante Oaverio. Miss Loulu Willct st' Washing- ton, D. C, is spending the sum- EVCS. Ore*. S3; Bile $1.40, SIM, SI JO. "FLAMINGO ROAD" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harari, Miss mer at the home of her grandmotb MATS. S2.40, $1*0, SUO. Tax lack MILTON KOSENE Rose Blschoff and Harry Biechoff er, Mrs. W. Willet of Main ml. 10 EAST OCEAN AVE. f SEA BRIGHT, N. J. B»s OWc. Oft. Pally le .. t. M«U Or«.r. AtmpUi. Wednesday Matinee of Brooklyn were week-end guests Miss Dorothy Campino, nieca of Last 4 LIZABETH SCOTT in ATTORNEY AT LAW of Mr. and Mrs. William Lie hten- s«t. bcrger, Mrs. Roy Kolb, has returned to Ttam "ANNA LUCASTA" 107 MONMOUTH ST. her position after spending a Good Times Are Here Again KIRK UOLdl.AS Peter Llchtenberger, son of Mr. week's vacation with her aunt KU1»V VAIXKi: RED BANK 6-0273 and Mrs. William Lichtenberger, celebrated his fifth birthday Sun- here. Accordion Player Week-Emit III day, Miss Margie Meade 18 visiting HELD OVER FOR A 3RD FINAL WEEK! "MV I1E.VR SECRKTARY" JAMES F. SMITH her sister, Mrs. Mildred Butler of Mr, and Mre. George Toop and Jersey City. Full Line of Sandwichet Bjr Special Arraacemeat With the Producer. AI»o AUDIOMETRIST children, George and Linda, have returned to Whitestonc, L,. I., af- The Port Monmouth Social club ALL SEATS UNRESERVED JOHJiNV WKISSMUI.I.KK HEARING EXAMINATIONS ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank ended its activities for the sum- Our Specialty: Hot Dog* Cooked in Beer VIRGINIA GBKV Hearing A ills—Accessories—Bnlteriea Toop, Sr. mer last Thursday. Meetings will CONTINUOUS FROM «:M P. M. ' In I'honc Red Hank 6-G»75 be resumed in the fall. Joan and Lucy Gray, daughters About 125 children are attend- Coll S. 1.2-0183 Ask for "•!«" Stanley "JUNGLE JIM" 4S5 K1VKK HI). I'AIK HAVEN, N. 1. of Mrs. James Gray of New Yoik ing the vacation .school at St. city, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mary's hall. Transportation will be JHl AUUM «MM*0 WIHHM Amt.ica's Best Corsets Thomas Daly. arranged for all children wishing Mrs, Walter Rathbun and daugh to attend. •HiTpiCTUmOlfMiYlAfil Fitted by Graduate Conetleres ter, Cynthia have returned from Frccdonia, N, Y,, where they have Mr. und Mrs. Andrew Harvey IHIACTOtOPTMIYUm MARINE THEATRE been visiting. Susan Rathbun Is and family and Mr. and Mrs. T II E A T R K TUCKERS Frank Wingert of Alliquippa, Pa., COMET SHOP staying for the summer with her are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Highland!, N, J. grandmother, Mrs. Leon Steele. Murdock of Campbell ave. Frl., Sat. Sat. Mat. 13S Broadway Lone Branch Robert Kip, Jr., son of Mr. and WILLIAM 1IOLDKN Mr.i. Robert Kip of Westfleld, apent Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy WILLIAM BKNDIX ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin of Woodside, L. I., and Mr. and WE TBff rusiNTt flj MOXA FREKMAX Creswick. Mre. William Ritterhouse of New MucDOXALI) CAKEV Miss Helen Zimmerman of EI- York and Mrs. Lottie Knipe of VAUDEVILLE 111 Union City arc spending & week "8TBEETS OF LAREDO" mont, L, I., was a week-end guest with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wcnz. S COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY Hamlet (in Technicolor) of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lee. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Mi- 4 SAT. and. SUN. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duckworth 1 Roberts Sitters A White by WIltlAM SHAKIiMAM Sun., Mon. Sun. Mat. and sons Russell and William spent ami, Fla., were week-end guests of JACK CARSON Sunday at a family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of Port Rkotorfy In Rhythm DORIS DAY Monmouth rd. NEW 2 Henry J. Kelly LEE BOWMAN" Matawan with Mr. and Mrs. Rua- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCrca and COMPLETE ADOLFHHE MENJOU acll Duckworth. children Artie and Maureen and SHOW EVERY Tht Irlth Ttner Mrs. Joseph Michaels and ion Mrs. Lillian .Skinner and daugh- WEDNESDAY 3 Fayne A Foster "MY DREAM" IS YOURS" Michael, Jr., of the Bronx, N. Y., ters, June and Lillian, spent the Miulcil Surprise* (Prices Tat Incl.) visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roland week-end at their home on Walnut 4 Morris A Ryan (In Technicolor) Buckhaus for a few days last week. •t. Tiles, Wed. Tucs. Mat. "LMk Wha DT*PM4 In*. Mai, l.te Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pulda of Hill- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferris and 5 Richard Adair Dancers THE LYRIC ROBERT RVA\ town visited on Monday with Mr. children, Patricia and Barbara, of A Walter Beade Theatre Eve. from S P. M., 1 J* AUDREY TOTTKR and Mrs. Robert Flood, Sr. Jersey City were Sunday guosts of "Clydi Butty FuiUiy" in Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller have left Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clickner of 6 Barney Grant Aabury Park 1-1088 Feature at I:M, •:•», «:BI. "THE SET-UP" Georgia ave. AINII for a week's vacation at Wind Gap, Sitiftr, Picnic rityn, Dtnetr PAT O'BRIEN Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Garrett and UEAX STOCKWULL Charles Vandeveer and daughter son, John, enjoyed a recent vaca- 7 Rigoletto Brother. A Aimee BARBARA HALE Shirley Ann were week-end guests tion trip to New York state and Sister* "in, C| "Red Shoes" Starts Thurs., July 28 In of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller. Vermont. EDYTHE FRANKLIN "THE BOY Pvt. Robert Marks, who spent WITH GREEN HAIR" Miss Anna May Volk, daughter of (In Technicolor) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Volk,. Is vis- a three-week furlough with his At the Hammond In iting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and parents, has returned to California. Thursday Matinee Mrs. Walter Hinger at Mitchum, He expects to leave his base there GEORGE RAFT DICK POWELL N. J. in several days for Japan, where Starring In JANE OBEEJt Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt he will be stationed for three In entertained Rev. and Mrs. R. D. years. "STATION WEST" Merrime and son Allen of Flanders Mr. and Mrs. M. Havey of Brook- AIM lyn visited, Mrs. Louis Werse Sun- KAY KYSER Sunday. JOAN DAVIS The Ladies' auxiliary of the Hie day;* • •-:'•• THIMDIANK M1SCIIA AUEB company will meet next Monday Mrs. William States of Philadel- In evening at the Are house. phia spent several days with her "AROUND THE WORLD" mother Mrs. T. Adams of Walnut • •• William Smack, son of Mr. and it. Mrs. William Smack, has Joined the Mrs. Mildred Schaefer of Bral- A WALTER KEAOE THIATRi Army air corps and is stationed at nard ave. is convalescing from a The Red Bank Register li supported San Antonio, Tex. MONMOUTH »T. . . . T«t ft. I. «.l|M ay locnl HR well ns oiU-of.town iHisl Mr. and Mrs. John Creswick of two weeks' illness. men. Advertisement* appearing icEii Bayonne spent the week-end with John J, Scaefcr, Jr., and Miss NOW THRU SAT. tell the story.—Advertisement. Mr. and Mrs. E. Creswick. Charlotte Murphy were married June 18 at St. Rose of Lima church, Newark. Mrs. John Baron of Brainard ave. ' entertained her son and fiktmlito MODE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER daughter-in-law for several days STARTS AT DUSK RAIN OB CLEAR last week. CHILDREN He AT ALL TIMES . Leona Schanck and John Frel- MfSSSSSSaV bott received awards for perfect Tliur*. . Fri. • Sat. , July 74-9 attendance and good conduct from the vacation Bible school. Amy DICK POWELL Schanck won an award for perfect attendance, good work and good "ROGUES REGIMENT" conduct. Gloria Jean —- David Street Special Purchase In making a soft custard to use "I SURRENDER DEAR" SPECIAL ADDED ATTI with fruit or as a sauce, you'll CARTOON UNIVERSAL NEWS "BEST OF BREED" Featuring save time in stirring if you scald he milk first. Sun. - Mon. • Tuetv July 10*11-12 Bellehaven Collie Kennels of Red Bank George Raft —June Havoc SUN. THRU TUBS. FLY IN< ''INTRIGUE" •••ringIBM» T«W« / Tissue Chambray - Dotted Swiss Walter Abel —Marie Wilson "FABULOUS JOE" ABTOON , WARNER PATHE NEWS Cotton Dresses Wed. - Thurs. July 13*14 HIGHWAY #S«, 3 Miles South Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.—Helena Carter of CoUlngwood Circle "The Fighting. O'FIynn" Two Shows nightly starting STARTS WEDNESDAT st S:» T. X. Arthur Lake — Penny Singleton "BLONDIE'S SECRET' •'IT HAPPENS ^^^EVERY SPRING** 8 Frl., Sat. July 8, t NOW PLAYING THIRIDIANIV Tissue chambray, that wonderfully cool THROUGH WED., JULY 13 • •• cotton; and sheer dotted swiss... No one will be seated In the last 10 minutes. A WALTER READS THEATRE an opportunity to have your •ROAD ST. • • • Tet •. i. 4.1100 LAST TIMES TODAY favorite dresses at a tiny price. **PAISAN'» ENGUSM DIALOGUE The perfect chance to fill in your — AMD — summer needs. Sizes 10-18 are 'THE LOVABLE CHEAT* FRIDAY AND SATURDAY included and some 9-17. Sun., Mon. July tt, 11 t A "Bride of Vengeance1' Comes «xt N Paillette Goddard D John Lund SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Tun,, Wed,, Thurs, ^ July 13, IS, II BEATRICE PEARSON "The Sun COIIM* Up" MEL FERRER in Tcuhnlculor J: • NCHHIMT Jcancltc MucDouald «DD«. Lloyd INoliin, Lassie MAVVAIR PARAMOUNT LVRie ^ i Every Thum. Nite — SPECIAL For the greatest enjoyment we recommend you see this picture AIIURV PARK AIIURV PARK AMURV PARK K'| Now thru W.«. New Ihm Sit. FOB Till; KIIHNKS-CartooM from the beginning. "Anr Numbar and Short* will \m ahown flr»t C» fl" "TUUA" for the liKiieflt of tlm children. AT THE WHITEHOUSE Bring (hern «arlyt There will ho extra cartnonit on Thursday ST. JAMU PARAMOUNT STRAND 90 BROAD ST., Nlte Only. AIHO! A SUBI'BISH AIIURV PARK UN IRANCK MIIHOll) for each child at the box office «T THE PARAMOUNT Now RED 3ANK an Thurnduy Nll«. Children un- ' T OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL ». der H year* FHK! A WALTER REAUE THEATRE "TULSA" On the Boardwalk Asbury Park BBI> BA¥K ftEGWTEB, T, fin and • nosegay of sweetheart roses. Mr. Brower, a graduate of Long Alarried at Rumson The brldeigroom'a mother w.is Branch high jchool, studied at dressed in a flowered print with a Northeastern university in Boston, large white hat and a corsage fcf and at Monmouth Junior college FUEL OIL Matting Yams gardenias. nl Long Branch. He as attending After a wedding reception at Newark College of Engineering, Gibbs hall, Fort Monmouth Ofllcer.V evening division. Davidson's Super Market club at Eatontown, the couple left Mr. Brower served 31-2 years In Broad Street, Red Bank, >'. *, by plane for Hamilton, Bermuda. the Army. He was a first lieuten- has just been insulated with rock 3J»LY ALL WOOL The return trip was made on theant in the Signal corps, serving in iMNtil Cetera. Queen of Bermuda and the couple the South Pacific. He is a member wool for the shopping comfort of IfwWCMkHM •re living- on .Navesink ave., Mon-of the Reserve Officers' corps and its customers mouth Beach, EatAntown American Legion post. MMM After 7 P.M. The bride's fatter, the late Rob- He is employed In the wire commu- Hance* Davis ert B. Ireland, was a linen import- nication branch at Coles labora- 1-Mtt-W er and director of Ireland Brothers, tories. OLSON COMPANY. Inc Lt., of Belfast, Ireland, and (or Oarfleld and rirnt Avee., many years was president of FALLS FROM BICYCLE Atlantic Highland* Ireland Brothers, Inc., a subsidiary Patricia Dowlen, 8, of 89 New- A. II. 1-0540 concern. She ia a granddaughter of man Sprincs id., fell from her bi- Tm FIEE INSPECTION AMI ESTIMATT the late Col. and Mrs. Samuel R. cycle last Thursday and suffered n 1 Jamei of Schenectady, N. Y., andfractured collarbone. She wna lMf« e SMewtlte e Wise .,, . |i(t",e# the late Mr. and Mid. James Ire- treated at Monmouth Memorial land of Newforge lodge, Belfast, liosiptal. Ireland. W. W. KENNEDY DRIFTING Mrs. Brower ia tt graduate of St. When you are ordering a frying Local Representative Mary's hall at Burlington, and thechicken have the second joints It Arthur Place University of Pennsylvania. She isseparated from the drumsticks. It /ml c /«« ueekt ago ffaMiMiub o/ younf folkt in teacher at Bradley Park school, is easier to fry this way and eas- Tel.: R. B. 6-1433 Neptune. ier to eat, too. the different aehooU graduated.' When they start out in lift they mil have to decide if, they are jutt going to "Drift'* or really go to Men! Come and get 'em at teorlt. lt'$ $o ea$y to float along teith the current without much effort, but for $ucce$$, one hat to Surprise Store either Hart the motor, hoist the tails, or take up the oart and go tome place. SANF. SHORT SLEEVE In the old dayt the Laundry Butinett used to do tome drifting, but not today. Now, everything in SPORT SHIRTS a good plant it precision, ttrict formulas, best of supplies, heat control and proper tupervition. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawrence Brower .49 Thai's what's given the "Union Laundry" a high Miss PrisclUa Justin* Ireland, Mrs. Paul Nastaiio, Jr., of Lone daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.Branch, who was matron of honor, 1 rating for good work, for years and yean. Robert B. Ireland of Monmouth Wore orchid taffeta faille. Two of Beach, and niece of Mrs. Philip the bridesmaids, Miss Jane Bos- Barbour Peyton, Jr., of New York well of Bristol, Pa., and Mrs. An- The unusual hot weather ha* made good sport «hlrts at • lew "For Where to Go, See Cut Below" city, was married June 39 at St. thony W. Sozio of Beverly, were price "scarce a* ben's teeth!" Surprise Store was able to make) George's Episcopal church. Rum-dressed in pink faille, and Mrs. son, to Edwin Lawrence Brower, Harry J. Kennedy of Oakljn and •n advantageous purchase. For only 11.40, take your pick "OLD TIMER" son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Miss Mary Jane Benequit of Red tomorrow from poplin*, sluh cloths and broadcloths in whiter Brower of Eatontown. Rev. George Bank, also bridesmaids, wore Nile A. Robertshaw, rector, performed green. All the attendants carried dark and light panted and plaid*. Small, medium and large CASH AMP CAWSMSti% ( the ceremony. George A. Wilson colonial bouquets with crowns of •lies. was organist. matching flowers. Qiven In marriage by Anton F. Robert T. Brower of Eatontown, Mischo, Sr., a family friend, the the bridegroom's brother, was best ' » i / bride wore a whit* Chantllly lace man, and ushers Included Harold NION LAUNDRY gown, princess style, with a sweet- D. Salliln of Highland Park, Rob- UClUNINO • UUNMMfe * NM SIMAM • MM STOtAOC heart neckline, and a fingertip ert Hlgglnson, Jr., Shrewsbury; An length veil. She wore » tiara of thony W. Sozio, Beverly, and Fred- matching lace sprinkled with seed erick Petchauer, Long Island. pearls and carried a prayer book The bride's aunt wore a gray lace with a spray of white orchids. gown with matching accessories MEN'S SANFORIZED 8-OZ. BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES MEN'S SANFORIZED MEN'S GRAY COVERT PANTS 1,79 SANFORIZED We believe this U the lowest price any- 98 where for an S-oi. denim dungaree. WASH SLACKS They'll give longer, better wear . . . 1 double stitching and riveting at pressure point*. Plenty of pockets. Slice M to it. These grey covert pants Me comparable 79 with higher priced sellers. Reinforced Boyt* Sanforized 8-OM. Denim to withstand toughest wear. Sanforised 1 against shrinkage. Sites 80 to 4*. BUSY WITH HOME MM will buy two or three palm of them DUNGAREES »f $9 slacks for fresh hot weather changes. A MATCHING SHIRTS 1.29 Made just like Dad's, variety of colon In fancy patterns. REMODELING PLANS? SiaeaMtoM. Slsee MM to 17 )i la shea* toll. 1 Unbelievable ... They're the kind of plan* that we can carry out to your most exacting specifications. We'll convert your home into a two-family dwelling that means added income for you; build that extra bedroom or add -a swell breakfast nook to your kitchen. And we'll do it at a Fair price, too! make mine TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-S060 Slight seconds of regular 98c qual- • NO DSWN PAYMENT • ities! 49* LADIES' • UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY • "I want another Mohara juat like tjie wit DuPont's microfilm mesh It the finest you aold me laat aummer v$i in one' nylon mesh made! The Imperfection* POLO SHIRTS • REMEMBER MONMOUTH FOR • will nat affect their wear or mar the leg Polo shirts of lustrous of the new Pacific edocAfty gray or fine combed yarns. First flattering beauty of their 15 denier sheer- quality — absolutely per- Fencing Roofing Bermuda Hue. Mora people have admired ness. This Is one of those rare "bar- fect! In black, white, my Mohan than any euit I've ever gains" that no woman will want to pas* malie, pink, gray and Extension! Siding up. Variety of shade*. Sites »»• blue. Small, medium and 59* worn. And I like its' cool comfort;??the crisp Urge. Alterations Garages wonted and mohair fabric that keeps j THESE SPECIALS ON SALE FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. & SATURDAY 'TIL 6 P. M. Rubber Floor Tile iti preai from morning to night. So make' mint, MOHARA, pleaie!" Porch Enclosures , "1*4350 Combination Windows 1SURPPISE//OT mceaeaa * »i e •' NOTE OVR NEW, O DpAAh CT ISOlF' 0VR V/sir MONMOOTH ClNSTRiniON C> 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH MONEY ADDRESS • BIIWMW «* I . ADDRESS MONEY BACK BACK SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 8 P. M. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE IN MONMOUTH COUNTY on request on request. aa&TOraags Open All Day Wednesday During July and August Pae« Six BED BANK REGISTER, JULY 7, 1949 Mount Memorial home was in Fair ward McDonough was organiit aa4 View cemetery. soloist. Burial was in Mt. Olivit Firemen Asked cemetery under direction sf the Bl'TH HIIXVKB SICKLES Worden funeral home. Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity Mrs. Ruth Hillyer Sickles, 47, For Hospital Aid wife of Schuyler Sickles, died Fri- MISS HARRIETT W. SAYLES day at her hoinc. White Birch Miss Harriett W. Sayles, 84, for METHODIST 'Csn God Depend on You?" Jean " IMI'TIST Parkes Speaks F. Senn will sing, "The Green farm, Navesink, after a long ill- many years a Keyport high school Red Bank New Monmouth At Fair Haven JOHN B. KOBINSON Ackerson of East Aurora, N. Y., ness. She was a former Middletown teacher, died Saturday at the Ivy Cathedral," by Hahn. Alma Baker, Rev. William D. Powell, a former when she was taken ill. "Thy Will Be Done" is the ser-church organist, will play the pre- John B. Robinson of 1 Parmly Miss Ackerson was born in township public health nurse. house, Middletown. mon subject for Sunday morning's pastor of the church, will preach Freeholder James 8. Parkes, st., Rumson, died Saturday morn- Besides her husband, she is sur- Born in Chatham, Mils Bayles lude, "Sunlight," b.v Xolte, and theSunday at lhe 10:50 a. m. and 7:45chairman of the Riverview hospi- Holmdel township, daughter of the •en-ice at 11 o'clock. Rev. Roger offertory. "A Calm Retreat," by ing at Monmouth Memorial hospit- late Jefferson and Mslissa Hayes vived by a brother, Leon Hillyer, was a daughter of William and J. Squire, pastor, will also speak p. m. services. Sunday-school Is at tal hoard of trustees, Tuesday night al, where he had been a patient and a sister, Margaret Hillyer, of Frances Harris Sayles. She Is sur- James. The service will include a 9:45 a. m. with classes for all ages. appealed to the Fair Haven lire Ackerson. She was a member of at the 8 p. m. service on the theme, special hymn and prayer in mem- two weeks. He was born at Liv-the Keyport Reformed church, and Navesink. vived by her sister, Mrs. G. B. "Is It Wrong to Judge Others?" The weekly prayer meeting department to make the Riverview erpool, England, son of the late The funeral was held Tuesday Aumack of Keyport. ory of Mrs. Barbara Baum&nn, hospital drive its 1M« project. the Ladies' aid and Far and Near Music for the morning service mother of Emil Baumann and Wednesday at 8.p. m. will be led William, and Margaret Buttci worth societies of the church. morning at St. Mary's Catholic The funeral wai held Tuesday will be under direction of the or-grandmother of Mrs. J. P. Mar-by Ross N. Bean. The hospital is currently trying Robinson. He had lived at Rum' church, New Monmouth. A requiem afternoon at the Bedle Funeral The young people'* Christian as- to raise $500,000 for the addition Surviving are a brother, John T. ganist, Roger Rictberg. and will shal), who recently died in Ger- son 19 years. Ackerson of Hazlet, and a sister, mass was offered by Rev. Robert home, Keyport, with Rev. Charlei include the prelude, "When Thou many. sociation will hold a .beach party of a new wing. Mr. Parkes said Mr. Robinson was employed as a Bulman. Burial was in Fair View R. Smyth officiating. Burial was ia this evening at East Keansburg, at the department did not commit it- Mrs. Ethel A. Cowles. with whom Art Near"; anthem b.v the senior The twice-monthly discussion civil engineer at Fort Monmouth. she lived. cemetery under the direction of Greenville cemetery, Keyport. choir. "Build Thee More Stately the foot of Hudson ave. self to any pledge or contribution He was a life member of the Elks the Posten Funeral Home, Atlantic Mansions"; vocal duet, "1 Hear the group will meet at the home of The Mary Elizabeth Sutphin but felt that the members were fav. The funeral was held yesterday Highlands. William R. Ryan, Conover lane, club of Louisville, Ky., and was a afternoon at the Bedle funeral MRS. ELLEN* McHtlGH Voice of Jesus Say." by Miriam anJ guild and the Amico class jointly orable to the plan. He said, that a 32d degree mason of the Louisville Robert Tatom, and "Prelude in E Rumson, next Wednesday evening will hold a picnic Tuesday evening representative of the Fair Haven home. Burial was in Holmdel ceme- Mrs. Ellen McHugh, 68, of the at 8:30. Jin. Marshal) Jones will lodge, F. and A. M. Mr. Robinson tery. MRS. LESTER VANGIEBON Bronx, N. Y., a summer resident Minor." lead a discussion on the subject, at Jenkins' pavilion, Point Pleas- Lions attended the meeting with was a member of St. George's By- Mrs. Maude P. VanGieson, 74, of Memorial altar flowers will be the ant. the idea of combining the effort! of Keansburg, died Sunday morn- 'Achieving Brotherhood." the-River Episcopal church. SIBTEH MABV ANGELICA Keyport, wife of William Lester ing of a heart attack suffered gift of Mrs. James R. Smock in re- of both groups. The funeral was held Tuesday, VanGieson, died July 4 at Hazard EI.BEROM MEMORIAL, The special gifta committee, while attending 10 o'clock mass at membrance of her husband, and REFORMED afternoon at the church with R»v. Sister Mary Angelica, for 11 hospital. She bad been ill several her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Park Ave., Elberon headed by J. Raymond DeRidder, James A. Paul, assistant pastor, of- years principal of Red Bank Catho- months. Mia. VanGieson was born St. Ann's church, she was pio- Stillwell. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kunl Red Bank Services are being- held Sundays is scheduled to meet this afternoon ficiating. Burial was in Fair View lic high school, died Monday ' in in New Jersey, daughter of the nounced dead in front of the also will present flowers in memory Rev. Jasper S. Hogan, D.D., of throughout the summer at 11 a. m. at the otfice of Seeley B. Tuthill, cemetery, under direction of the St. Nicholas convent, Atlantic City, late James and Charlotte Cousins church by Dr. Frank Mtele. The Df Herbert Carnoll Harvey, brother New Brunswick, will be guest and 3:50 p. m. Dr. Howard Scharfe, treasurer of the board ef trustees. Worden funeral home. Bearers and is being buried this morning Petrie. Surviving besides her hus-body was taken to the Bronx for of Mrs. Kuhl. preacher for the next three Sun- pastor of the Shadyside Presbyter- Mr. Parkes said he will make an at the motherhouse of the Sisters the funeral and burial. Local ar- days, and Rev. Charles E. Corwiu were Oliver. Brighton, William band, is a son, Walter VanGieson The official board will meet Tues- ian church of Pittsburgh, Pa., will appeal to the Shrewsbury borough Brighton, William Herbers, Charles of Mercy, North Plainfleld. of Los Angeles, Cal. . rangements were in charge of the day at 8 p. m., with the minister of Ocean Grove will preach July preach July 10 to the 31, inclusive. fire department next Tuesday John J. Ryan funeral home, Keant- 31. Miss Carolyn Gravatt will bn Gardner, Nathan Harris and Charles Sister Angelica was born at The funeral will be held this af- presiding. Willfrm W. Lemonds of Princeton night. Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston Woodward. South Amboy and entered the Sis- burg. . guest organist Sunday and John is the organist-director. The quar- is expected to attend this meeting ternoon at the Bedle funeral home, The building committee will meet Zapaja will play a violin solo. The Mr. Robinson is survived by his ters of Mercy order in 1912. Shewith Rev. Charles R. Smyth, pas- in the church next Thursday at 8 tet comprises Atsuko Okaji, so- as are representatives of other wife, Mn. Susannah Bishop Rob- had taught in the schools of Tren- p. m. morning service is at 10:45 o'clock Shrewsbury organizations. tor of Keyport Methodist church, Auxiliary,to Help and Bible school meets at 9:30 a. m. prano; Alice Hepburn, contralto; inson; a daughter, Miss Mary Rob- ton and Camden diocese, besides officiating. Burial will be in Green Closing exercises of the Daily Va- Marvin Fenncma, tenor, and Wil- inson; a son, William Robinson, all serving in Red Bank, and had been Grove cemetery. At Fair Haven Fair cation church school will be held son Wade, bass. Jean Lemonds is living at home; two sisters, Mrs. superior and principal of St. Eliz- in this church next Thursday night. REFORMED violinist. The final meeting of the auxili- Clubwomen Hold James Rae of Palmyra, and Mrs.abeth's school, Bernardsville. At MRS. DOHA SKULLION . ary of the Fair Haven Ore depart- The school, now holding sessions, Middletown After the vesper service Sunday Charlotte Windsor of England; an J the time of her death she was prin- will continue through July 14. "Gateway to Heaven" is the pas- Mrs. Dora Skulllon. 73, of 14 ment was held last Thursday at the there will be a social hour to which a brother, Edward Robinson of cipal of St. Nicholas'. Spring St., died Friday at Mon-fire house. All members who have The Thimble club has discontin- tor's sermon subject for Sunday members of the congregation are England. She was the niece of the late ued its meetings until September. morning's 11 o'clock worship. Ser- Annual Party mouth Memorial hospital, where had perfect attendance at meetings invited. Reverend Mother Mary Teresa, for she had been a patient nine day*. during the past year will attend a Members of the nominating com- vices will be continued throughout Flora E. Willgu»> MISS FLORKNCE RICHMOND mcr mother superior of the Sis- mittee will meet next Wednesday the summer at the same hour. ST. CI.KMKVrsTKI'ISCOrAI. She was born in Ireland, a daugn- play at the Paper Mill playhouse ters of Mercy at North Plainfleld. ter of the late William and Cath- at Millburn, next Tuesday. night in the church to prepare the A food sale for the benefit of Lhe Bclford General Chairman Miss Florence Richmond, daugh- She is survived by four sisters, slate of officers to be presented at building and repair fund will be ter of the late Isaac and Hannah erine Kelly Guinanc. Mrs. Skul- Auxiliary members will be m Sunday's service as announced by There were 16 tablet in play at Mrs. Thomas Pr.ttit of Long lion had lived at Bed Bank 14 charge of the fancy work booth at the fourth quarterly conference held tomorrow from 2 to 4 p. m. Richmond, died Monday morning Branch and Mrs. George Kress, July 20. Rev. Herbert J. Smith, at the church rooms. Rev. William E. Stott, vicar, will be the annual summer card party of at her home! 18 Reckless pi., after years. the annual Fair Haven flre com- matins and sermon at 9:30 a. m. the afternoon group of the Red Mrs. Timothy McNicholas and Mrs. pany fair. They will also assist at district superintendent, will pre- Choir rehearsal will be held a long illness. William Pearson of South Amboy; Surviving are her husband, Pe- side and yearly reports will be pre- Wednesday at 8 p. m. Church school will meet at 11 Bank Woman's club, held laat Born in New York city, Miss ter Skulllon, and two nices; Mrs. the grab bag booth and cigarette o'clock. » Thursday nt the clubhouse, Miss two brothers, Francis Gordon of and refreshment stands. sented. The Daily Vacation Bible school Richmond moved to Red Bank South Amboy and James Gordon Mary Newman of 109 East Bergen has been well attended. The last Flora E. Wlllgus* was the general with her parents in 1911. Her pi. and Mrs. Catherine Fleming of The new auxiliary banner was Rev. A. W. Mlelke, pastor of ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL chairman. of Seattle, Wash.; four nephews, Park Ave. Central Presbyterian meeting will be held tomorrow father opened the Richmond tailor- and 11 nieces. Among the last Philadelphia. displayed, and this will be used In church, Syracuse, N. Y., will be the night. Keansburg Gardening glovea were table ing and furniture business at The funeral was held Tuesday parades and other activities in prizes. Special awards were won by named are Mrs. Lawrence A. Car- guest preacher at the evening ser- Rev. William E. Stott, vicar, an- Bridge ave. and Oakland st. that ton, Jr., Middletown township, ami morning at St. James church, which the auxiliary participates. vice Sunday, July 17. He is a per- PRESBYTERIAN nounces matins and sermon aKthc Mrs. Frank W. Giles, Mrs. Blanche year and she was placed In charge where Msgr. Joseph T. Casey of- Meetings will be resumed in Sep- M. Lcsh and Mrs. Ensley M. White, Sister Mary Teresa of the Sisters sonal friend of the pastor. Harold Atlantic Highlands 11 o'clock Sunday morning service. of the store. . of Mercy, North Plainfleld. fered a requiem mass. Mrs. Ed-tember. Sweitzer, former organist of the lo- There will be no session of the Si-. Holding; high scores were MM. Miss Richmond took a position In 'The Power of the Pure-Hearted" Irving Rink, Sr., Mrs. Alex L. In opeaking of her death, Msgr. cal church, is now choir director is the topic of the sixth sermon in church school. the former Hurwitz store on Broad at the Syracuse church. . Pcpin, Mrs. Joseph C. Harrison, st. upon the retirement from busi- Joseph T. Casey, St. James pastor, a scries on "The Beauty of the Mrs. Stephen LeQuier. Mrs. Philip said: "Having served for so many The youth fellowship will see a Beatitudes" to be delivered Sunday KcyiMirt S. Walton, Mrs. W. A. Zabriski, ness of her father in 1923, and re-years as principal. of the local film Sunday at 6:30 p. m. This film mained there until 1936. With the 1 at the 11 a. m. service by the pas- Mi's. Ralph Norton, Mrs. Harry Catholic high school, her death will deals with the subject of the fe. -tor, Rev. Elmer T. Schick. Church Brownie troon 82 recently held Morford, Mrs. Fred Crine, Mrs. death of Benjamin Hurwitz and a be mourned by hundreds of gradu' H. L. SCOTT lowship's unit for July, "Liberty school meets at 10 a. m. a tea for mothers and friends at John B. Movellc, Mrs. John Mc- change in the store ownership Miss ates of that Institution throughout and Justice for All." the home of Mrs. F. H. Walshe of Richmond took a similar position Sunday evening and mid-week Lean, Mrs. John H. White, Mrs. Monmouth county to whom she had MORTICIAN First st. The girls, under the di- Samuel Berk and Mrs. L. C. Van-in Vogel's Broad st. store and re- LUTHERAN services will be discontinued until become greatly endeared both as a September. rection of Mrs. Walshe and Mrs.lnwcgcn. mained there until last Christmas teacher and friend." Red Bank John Crowlcy, made all prepara- when she was forced to give up her A food sale will be held Friday Assisting the chairman were Walter Grubb, Jr., of Middletown, from 8 a. m. to noon in the lobby tions for the affair. Committees position due to failing health. MRS. SARAH E. MORAN Church Street, ' Belford, N. J. included Patty Halsey, Betty Wall Mrs. Nell T. Walker, Mrs. Frank 8he leaves a brother, Morris a member of the congregation who of the Atlantic theater* by the Warner, Mrs. Cromwell Watson, is studying for the minstry at Ful- Ladies' Aid society. ing, JoAnn Dallenbach and Bar Richmond of Red Bank and Atlan- Services were held Monday for bara Marine, shopping; Marie Mrs. Abner H. West, Mrs. H. R. tic City; a sister, Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Sarah E. Moran, 78, of 120 Phone Keaniburg 64)333 ler seminary in California, will be The choir will leave the church Weilbacher, Mrs. Clinton H. Wil- In charge of the services Sunday at 6 p. m. Friday for a beach party Tooker, Betty Ann Folschcr, Maur- Swartz, and a nephew. Dr. Lester Main st., Matawan, widow of Dan- ber, Sr., Mrs. Herbert E. Willlami, iel Moran, who died Thursday at of July 10, 17 and 24, speaking at at North Long Branch. een Crowlcy, Carol Hycr and Lin-Sr. and Mrs. Walton. Richmond Swartz, both of Red B:30 a. m. for the three coming da Walters, decorations; Betty Bank. " Fitkin hospital after a long 111- Sabbaths. Mr. Grubb is a graduate BAPTIST Walling, Patty Halsey and JoAnn The funeral was held yesterday ness. engineer, having received his dip- Dallenbach, welcoming and Laura St. Andrews Church afternoon at the residence by Rab- Born at Holmdel, Mrs. Moran Leonardo lived in this county all her life. loma from Renmselaer institute, Rev. John E. Johnson has taken, Bailey, Susan Walling, Katharine bi Arthur H. Hershon of Congre- Troy, N. Y., where he had the hon- Walshe, Betty Huylcr, Barbara To Hold Fair gation B'Nai Israel, of which Miss She was a member of the Rosary "Our Election" aa his text for the society and a charter member of or of being a fellow student tor a Sunday service at 11 a. m. Church Loscoe and June Lavische, ser- The Women's guild of St. An-Richmond's parents were among year after his graduation. He is school opens at 9:45 a. m. with vice. drew's church, Highlands, is spon- the founders. Interment was in the Catholic Daughters of Ameri- now in his second year at the sem- classes for all ages and an adult Miss Alice Gallagher of Eliza- soring a fair July 14 and IS to be Monmouth Hills, Long Branch. ca of St. Joseph's church, Keyport. Giwy itvlct «r idea Ihml woufJ Imjtrmm •*» inary. b,eld on the church grounds. Fancy She also was a member of the Bible clasa. beth has returned home after'visit- Ladies' auxiliary, Matawan Ameri Miss Edith Lindner, second year Prayer meeting and Bible study ing Miss Caroline L>indemann. Miss articles, homemade cakes and pies, ALBERT T. HILL, itudent at the University of aprons and other articles will be can Legion, and the Women'! Dem- ttrvic* Uprovidtd thai mt may nntiiuu to mtrii Ikt will be held Wednesday, July 13, Gallagher and Miss Lindemann Albert T. Hill, 67t of Keyport, ocratic club of Matawan. Rochester, N. Y., where »he •» at 8 p. m. were classmates at Cedar Crest on sale. There will also be a white died Sunday. He was born in that studying music at the Eastman elephant table. Surviving are two daughters, €onfidmct plaetd Hi. The trustees will meet Wednes- college, Allentown, Pa. borough, son of the late' Charles Mrs. Mary Glllis of Matawan and School of Music, will be at the day, July 13, following prayer Miss Helen Dean, Mis* Marjorje A church supper will be held on and Eliza Ann Hill. He was an organ. She will be remembered as meeting. There will be no meeting the 14th while a handmade afghan Mrs. Sarah Regan of Keyport; two MacEwan and Miss Claudia Ray- engineer employed by a tile con- sons, William Carney of Matawar, the winner of the Baech and Lomb of the church deacons this month. mor are attending the youth fel- will be disposed of on the co-opera- cern. Mr. Hill was a member of the award at her graduation In 1918 tive- plan on the 18th. Those in and Daniel Moran of New Yoi-k The meeting of the Edna Wood- lowship summer conference at Keyport fire department. city; four grandchildren, and one from Red Bank high school. ward auxiliary, listed for tomorrow New Brunswick as delegates from charge of the fair are Mrs. John Surviving are his wife, Mrs. if fount ullemoria night, has been postponed, and the L, Opfermann, Mrs. Ethel John- great grandchild. BAPTIST the Reformed church. son, Mrs. Fred Reid, Mm. Jease Frances Fitzgerald Hill; two sons, The CD.A. and Rosary society meeting date will be announced. Mary and Jeanne Lockwond, Albert J. and Donald Hill, both ot recited the rosary Sunday night. A Zrndiric _A. ~AAami, Red Bank Clark, Mrs. Alfred Wright, Mrs. Keyport; two daughters, Mia* Rev. W. Clinton Powers will Doris Dean and Gail Hartman are William Rauscher, Mrs. Emlel Au- solemn requiem mass wai offered preach at the 11 o'clock Sunday METHODIST spending a vacation at the Girls' fleri, Mrs. George Anderson and Marlon Hill of Keyport and Mrs.Monday at St. Joseph's church by &JBanl Td. 6-0226 morning service. The organ pre- Atlantic Highland Friendly society holiday house at Mrs. Jack Farren. Dorothy DeVries of Freehold, and Rev. William - Haughney. Rev. lude will be "By the Sea," Holmes, Rev. Roy E. Williams will speak Island Heights. a slater, Mrs. Louis Kramer ot Francis McCusker was deacon and and the offertory, "Traume," by Sunday at the 11:15 o'clock service The Far and Near society of the Philadelphia, Rev,'Raymond T. Hurley, sub-dea- Wagner. Miss Dorothy Runyon on "Stern Daughter of the Voice Reformed church will have a cov- Appoints Fire Company The funeral was held yesterday con. Mrs. Michael V. Cox was so- of God." The choir will sing "To morning at St. Joseph's church, will sing "Spirit of God," by Noid ered dish supper on the church Building Committee loist and Mrs. Loretta Durand, or- linger. Church school will con- Good All Praise," a Bohemian house lawn next Monday at 6 where a requiem mass was offered. ganist. vene at 9:45 a. m. hymn tune. Roy Jeffrey will play p.m. Preliminary preparations for the Burial was in the church cemetery, Bearers were James Shaw, The- The building committee will meet "Sanctus," "Impromptu in A flat," Former Councilman and Mrs. building of the new Fair Haven under direction of the Bedle fun- odore Phelan; John Tourine, An- THE ORDER Monday evening at the church. and "Theme From Symphony." Frederick V. Cross of South Main fire house got under way at :he eral home. drew Hulshart; Thomas Walling me company meeting Tuesday eotcnt RUU Mary Mount chapter, Woman's Sunday-school will meet at 9:30st. will spend the rest of the sum- JAMES CROMBIE and Thomas Welstead. Burial in Missionary society, will hold a pic-a. m. for beginners and primary mer at Lake Winnepausaukee, night when President George Cur- St. Joseph's cemetery, was !n nic supper next Thursday evening children and at 10:15 for all others. N.H. chin appointed a building commit- James Cromble, 57, of Keyport, charge ot the John E. Day funeral at the home of Miss Edith McLean, The pastor and his wife will be Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ludi. tee. a butcher, died Sunday at the home of Keyport. Oakhill id., Headden'g Corner. Mrs. workers at the youth assembly at and children, Billy and Bennie of Those named to the committee Jersey City Medical center. He was Russell Minton is in charge ot sup- Pennington during the' week of Matawan, have returned home af- include Herbert Hawkins, chair- born in Glascow, Scotland, and had SIDNEY C. H. STOUT per arrangements, and Mr. andJuly 9 to 16. Jean Mumford will ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. John C. man; Emil Jakubecy, Charles Moel- lived in Keyport three years. Mrs. Elmer Cottrell, entertainment. also attend as delegate from this Anderson, Crlslield, Md., formerly ler, Bernard Rosenberg, Matthew Surviving are his wife, Mrs. The funeral . of Sidney C. H. A Tradition church. of Kcyport. Baden, H. Lynnwood Minton, Fred Louisa Booth Crombie; a son, Stout, who was drowned following FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miss Carol Lindemann of ,St. Russell and Luke Pryor. The com-James William Crombie; two the explosion in.Sandy Hook bay The ideals which govern ut, 8CIENWT CHAPEL OF Peter pi. entertained at a surprise mittee will look at building plans daughters, Miss Margaret Crombie of a cabin cruller, was held last Red Bank Thursday afternoon in the Red which make Worden service what HOLY COMMUNION party Sunday nigh\ in honor of as well as other buildings in an and Miss Grace Crombie, all of it is, are nbt new. They cams Services in First' Church of Fair Haven her dance, Kenneth S. Willcy of effort to And the type most suita- Keyport; his father, William Crom- Bank Methodist church. Rev. Rog- Christ, Scientist, 209 Broad St., are Morning prayer service will be Middletown. Guests included Miss ble for Fair Haven and for the bie of Pawtucket, R. I.; four broth- er J- Squire, pastor, officiated. into being over thirty-two yean neld Sundays at 11 a. m. and held Sunday at 11 o'clock, when Dorothy Lindemann, Miss Barbara company property on Battin rd. ers and a sister living in Paw- The bearers, all members of the ago, and ever since that time have /Wednesdays at 8:15 p. m. Sunday- Rev. Christopher H. Snyder, vicar, Brown, Richard Spencer, Edward The fair committees reported tucket and one brother living at Sunrise Gun club, of which Mr. moulded our policy, helping to school meets at 11 a. m. will speak on "Venture of Faith." Weigand, Miss Gloria Siano, Rob- that plans are progressing for theKearny. Stout was a member, included create the reputation far outitand*. Christian Science Lesson Ser- Music by Miss Mabel Hcndrickson, ert Weigan, Miss Ann Lufburrow, opening of the fair and that part The funeral was held yesterday Harry Feentjtr, George Maxwell, mon. "Sacrament" is the subject organist, will be prelude, "Andante George Dunn and Mr. and Mr. and of the fair proceeds will be put morning at St, Joseph's church, Charles. Muller, Morris Welsh, ingly fine service which is .our for Sunday, July 10. Cantabile," by Tours; postlude, Mrs. Raymond Lindemann. into the building fund. where a high requiem mass was of- Harry Estelle, Jr., Fritz Kaschau, most valued and most valuable Golden Text: "Thou, when thou "Finlale," by Hollis. The offertory Freeholder James S. Parkes was fered. Burial was in the church Charles Garned anil Danny Mar- asset. prayest, enter into thy closet, and anthem will be "Dear Lord and guest of the evening and spoke on cemetery, under direction of the tin. Air Conditioned for Your Comfort when thou hast shut thy door, pray Father of Mankind," by Gower. ColfsJNeck the Riverview hospital drive. Bedle funeral home. Honorary bearers, also members to thy Father which is in secret; of the Sunrise club, were Arthur and thy Father which secth in se- BAPTIST Mr. and Mrs. William FVhtcr of It Is perfectly all right to place BOSS MAUDE ACKERSON Oaniels, Alfred Solomon,, Jack Yellow Brook farm observed their biscuit dough in the refrigerator cret shall reward thee openly." Atlantic Highlands, Miss Maude Ackerson, 62, of Key- Weller, Charles VanBrakle, Noidy (Matt. 6:61. Rev. Howard M. Brvln will bring 25th wedding anniversary June 29. for several hours before using. If Their son, William J. Pflster, gave port-Holmdcl rd.. Keyport, died Aschcttino, Howard Applegate, Sermon: Passages from the King the message at the 8:30 o'clock you follow this procedure be sure Saturday at the Buffalo General Dr. Morgan Collo, Jack Murphy, lames version of the Bible include: Sunday morning service. Church a dinner party for his parents at to wrap the dough tightly in waxed Harry's Lobster house, Sea Bright, hospital. Miss Ackcrson had been Arthur Pauels and Peter Pauels. "Let the words of my mouth, and school meets at 10 o'clock at the paper or aluminum foil. visiting her nephew, Kenneth T. Burial under the direction of the the meditation of my heart, be ac-home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Monday, in celebration of the occa- ceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my Bell, 93 Third ave., Atlantic High- sion. Mr. and Mrs. Pflster are for- mer Eatontown residents, • -. strength, and my redeemer." (Ps. lands. The mid-week prayer fel- 6O CiFRO NT ST.. RED BANK N.J. 19:14). Correlative passages from lowship and pastor's Bible class Mr. and Mrs. John Bajcar gave "Science and Health with Key to meet Wednesday night. a birthday party Sunday for their MONMOUTH MONUMENT PHONE RED BANK 60557 the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed- daughter Susan Helen, who was MONUMENTS dy include: The annual church ichool picnic one year old. Guests were Kath- will be held Saturday at Roosevelt • — — COMPANY "W« should examine ourselves leen Gest, Janet and Josephine f Dependable, Economical Service and learn what is the affection and park. Cars will leave the home of Hartmata, Patricia O'Grady, Mar- Headden's Corner, Middletown, Route 35 purpose of the heart, for in this Dennis M. Lingo, 33 Memorial garet and Frank Clcaiy, Louise parkway at 11 a. m. way only can we learn what we VanMalden and Virginia Sheppard. L. H, Francis, Manager honestly are." (p. I;. METHODIST Also Mr. and Mra. Joseph Hart- mata, Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer, Formerly with frauds O. Squire*, Freehold METHODIST Navesink Mr. and Mrs. George Gest, Mr. and Frank G, Mount, executive sec- PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 SERVINQ THE INTIRE COUNTRY* Fair Haven Mrs, Allan Alznauer, Mr. and Mrs, AS ONE 116 COMMUNITY At the morning service, at 11 retary for the New. Jersey confer- Edward Bart, Mr. and Mrs, Frank D'clock, Rev. John B. Kirby, Jr., ence representing the Methodist Cleary, Mr, and Mrs. William Mc- NIGHTS: POINT PLEASANT 5-0547 tvill deliver a sermon on the theme, home at Ocean Grove, will be theCormick, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Van- guest speaker at the 7 o'clock Maiden, Mis'. Fred Kochlnnd, Mrs. When notMcd of deeth In e distant dty w» take Immediate charee evening service. There will be spe-John Gest, Mm, Arrcn Wagner ttirouoh cur mombenlilpto .he ASSOCIATED FUNpRAl DIRECTORS cial music by the choir. Sunday- and Mrs. Peter O'Grady, your Expre$»ion of SERVICE. Our ifflMol! wHh mMiiben el thli protWonW Moclatto St. George's by the Rivtr school will meet at 9:45 a.m. Atlantic grange will hold a True Remembrance DISTINCTIVE enabla* IN to tarve the entire netlon •• One Rd CemmunHy. Waterman Ave., one block The annual Sunday-school plcr.lc will be held Suturdoy, July 16, atseries of summer picnics, accord- N'o other act of a normal ErtaUihod meeVett ltd prottet the lamiy flnwice*. The ecfttrfcrtory couth of Runuon Rd., Cheeeequahc state park. ing to , plnns miiclo at a recent man's life givea him more Mfvlcci of contDetwiti o#p9MAbf# fuMftl Qirectofi. Throujheur fn# meeting at Atlantic township ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Huniton. complete soul satisfaction country make for efftcloncy, economy eH **io femlty'i pe«o ef mW. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY school. A hot dog roast will be held than the building of u Mem- (Take Sea Bright Bui) East Keansburg July 26 at 8 p. m. at the home of orial to his loved ones who Perfection ol Material and * HiNomar Mr. and Mrs, Austin M«glll at The Bev, Oeorge A. Robertahaw Jlev. John P. Euler will speak v have gone on, Workmanship In Beautiful Sunday at the 11 o'clock service Freehold and a lawn party Aug. i New Design* on the topic "Looking Upward." 23 at the homo of Mr. and Mia. Our select Barre Memorial! «U horn, tmf *!|W fJienitlkl Sunday Church school and Bible clasa Lester Heulitt, Marlboro, opening boar the Guild mark of ap- meet at 10 o'clock, The midweek with a covered dish supper nt 6:30 proval, your guarartee of a Our memorial! are manufactured I ' ' KavilM MTWN-WIM , 8 a. m. p. m. finer Memorial at no extra by skilltd artliana In our well service la held Thursdays at 8 p, in. cost. Visit our showroom Holy Communion Volunteers are welcome to help Arthur Maxaon was In churgc of and nee our dlaplayi ot theie •quipped plant at West Long build on the church addition, the program K'vcn by Southard certified memorials. Branch. ' John E. Day Funeral Home 9:30 a. m. Family Service grange. Guests attended from ( Ithni'd, Anchor and Rarllan 83 Riverside Ave. Phone 6-0332 Red Bank 11 a. m. Morning Service Be I ford granges, Spankers Included Mr.i, Rev, Myrtle A, Plnkncy, pastor, Ira Coon, worthy Poinonu lectur- JOHN VAN KIRK Keyport Brancb-Ml Maple PL . Telephone MMI The Rev. Jamei A. Paul announces discontinuance for tho er; Ira Coon, worthy muster of N«il la Ml. Ollvit CHttttrr LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO,inc. summer of the Tuominy afternoon Jlarltnn and MM. tiool'KO Hin-myk, Non-Sectarian JLady Attendant {•readier llurlng July and and evening nervices nnd the op*n- home eeonunilcs chairman of Jlnii- Phone Red Bank 6*0319 Wall Si. Tel. L. B. 6-3567 West Long Branch August. Ing in lhe fall In the new location Ian grange, Fred Blunchunl jue- SEND FOB ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE la Rumion, •Mid, R.F.D. Box 108 Red Bank L vxxm mummm, fmx r, nt* Tit* term ATTENDS WEDDING A Summer Bride MM. Lawrence Ellis of Nsveeink ave., Highlands, haa returned from Gweral Motors Washington, D. C, where she at- INSURANCE tended the wedding of her niece, It's Your Fact, fc K Jmtiee Miss Patricia McCauley and Dr. We are direct Agent* for the following leading James R. Chambers. The bride is e daufchtn- of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Companies! It takes no longer to lit tot • a*ec portrait than tt does for • ert S. McCauley of Washington, American Insurance Oompany of Nawark mau produced run of tha Mill type tt ftetura. For patience and D. C, and Monmouth Beach, snd Automobile Inturane* Company is a gieal-granddaugliter of Ilic Continental Insurance Company Individual attention to detaili M sucuaary ia a food portrait at Tune Up late Mrs. Jjaura Blcwitt of High- Glens Falls Insurance Company lands. Mis. Chambers attended Great American Insurance Company prices that will amaie you oaU Trinity colIcRe in Washington, D. Hartford Fire Insurance Company C, and Dr. Chambers wsj grndu Insurance Company of North America Bled from Georgetown university. Northern Assurance Company Service ' United ttatss Fire Insurance Company ethel m* kiefer Yorkshire Insuranco Company AUTOMOBILE • • • • Photographic Porlnutur* MY DUKE OHM Aetna Casualty A Surety Company PAINTING Oreat American Indemnity Company •• NOT A CHAIN ITOBB " ALSO Hartford Aceldsnt A Indemnity Company US BURNER Indemnity Insurance Oompany ef North America ' Studio Phone Body & Ftndtr Work National Surety Corporation (616 River Rd., Red Bank 6*1469 PHONE RED RANK Fair Haven, N. J CMl K t-1041 6-3401 WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (Firm) Real Estate ft Insurance •The woman'! touch ia chill photof ra»hy" BURDGE'S GARAGE Ridge Road, Rumson Tel.: 14)600 Far 24 Hour Service Branch Ave., Little Sliver HNDM KEEP COOL Notice To Our Customers Corn muffins, crisp WITH AN „., , Mre. Edgar Hahne •ml tender! Delicious with any W meal and a pleasant change Pictured above 1* Mr». Edgar Hahna, the former Miia Dorothy from bread or rolls. Easy with Patteraon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson of Belford, Flakorn. Just add an egg and whoie wedding took place June 26 at the Belford Methodist church. WE WILL BE CLOSED Mr. Hahne's parcnti are.Mr. and Mre. Guslav Hahne of New Mon- milk. Flakorn is precision- mouth. muud, too, for sure results. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS Tha couple are living on But rd., Belford. ELECTRIC report on a recent linen sale was ». Atlantic Highland' •• given. Mrs. E. Walter Havens Mrs. Berths Binder, Mrs. John DURING JULY & AUGUST Dr. and Mm. David Telson.who Forson, Mrs. Leola Muir and Mrs are vacationing in the Swiu Alps, Harold Meeker were hostesses. ara the parents of a ion born May The Methodist Men's club wi] 12. They expect to return to this FAN ttend the New York Giants'- borough in September. Brooklyn Dodgers' game tomor- The Garden club held a covered row night at Ebbeta Meld. A bn.i dish mippcr last week. Mil. Helen has been chartered and will leave PRICED Acme Furniture Co. Martin and Mrs. Alice Augustine borough hall at 9:30 p. m. were in charge. The ne»t meeting 137 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK Lieut. William H. Travis, son of will be held July M at tha home Col, and Mrs. Harrison t>. Travel's, FROM of Mr*. Auguatlne. recently graduated from officers' Mre. Thomas C. McVey waa re- training school at Fort Bennlng, cently Installed as president of the Qa. St. Agnes Parent-Teacher associa- Tha lira department and first tion. Other* Inducted were Mrs. iid squad fair will be held Aug. 95 Jean Miles, first vice president; 25 through Aug. 87. William Gerk- Mri. Catherine Keen, second vice ens, Dominic Caruso, James Phil- president; Mrs. William Mulligan, lips and Joseph Dender are in 11 up third vice president; Mrs. Irene :harge. Bgidio, fourth vice president; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Yetran and Marie Kozak, treasurer; Mrs. son Robert and Misa Lucille Yet- FRIGIDAIRE Air CoadHionlsj Marie McMaater, secretary; Mre. ran, West" Caldwell, were weekend WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION Julia Brenner, recording secretary, guests of Mrs. Charlotte H. Dow, and Mrs. John Cullen, historian. Rev. Elmer T. Schick and Theo- Tha dally vacation Bible school dore Schick at the Presbyterian TO CHOOSE FROM session of Emmanuel Baptist manse. church anded Friday. lUv. Howard Lieut. Col. Harold B. Welherble, PAYS 6 WAYS! M. Ervln was in charge. son of Mrs. Alice U Wetherbie of Miss Margaret R. Todd enter- Portland ave., was graduated with 1 tained her Sunday-school clasa at "1. tomato* cemfeif. ' S. Imafovea' heeh*. I. Oreatar empUyee eftclensy. the 1MB-1MD class of the command her home one day last week. and general staff college at Fort J.H.KELLY CO Tha W.8.C.6. of the Methodist * I. lirtre prefttt. 4. AsMesi prtstif*. 6. Valuable pretactien. Leavenworth, Kan. Col. Wetherbie church met Tuesday night when a will report to' Fort Richardson, Alaska, after a 45-day leave. A Corner Broad St. <1 Harding Rd. NOTICE graduate of New York university Notice Is hereby given that the fol- received a reserve commission lowing- ia a true copy of an Ordinance PHONE RED BANK 6-3900 Introduced «t the mcetinc of the Town- in 1929 and served in the European ship Commlttw of tha Towmhip of Hld- theater during World war II. llttown, held on Wednesday afternoon, fune 12. !»«», and at tkst time palled flrtt Medina- snd was Uid over for sec- ond and flnsl passage at a meeting of Packajid4Stort Coiditioitrs the Townehlp Committee of the Town, •hlp of Mlddletown to be held on Wed- nesday afternoon, July IS. 1941 at tho *'' ConSiiienlna Unit rh'eteetw. Township Hall at 3:90 o'clock tt which plM approximately 7 square fcet of flew tpocal InitoHe- time publie hearing will be held upon tie sane. H0WAHD w uoBKKTS, Hen h simple, requires no otraratloni, no Interruptions to Towmhip Clerk. Baled: June 22. 1949. business. Readily moved to now location*. Hooting coll AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING TORTH E may bo addad for winter month*. Two slies—with 3 or 5 IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS ROADS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MWDUf.- TOWN. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- SHIP OF MIOOLETOWN: Section 1. That the following »o»dl In the Tewmhip of Miedletown, vis: MOLONEY'S Rosd from Mlddletown to Llncroft; Har- mony Avenue and Lakeside Avenue, be •!• MARKET W improved according to plane and spe- elleatlone aisde by Craig Finnegan at RETAIL a cost not to exceed the ium of SIXTY- WHOLESALE EATONTOWN TWO THOUSAND FIVB HUNDRED Room Air Ct«(litltMr$ DOLLARS (IIZ.50O.00.) Section 2. That the sure of Slxtjr-twa BROAD & MAIN STREET EA 3-0743 Thousand Five Hundred (Is2.i00.00) Dollars or so much thereof as may be • Compod. necessary to carry out the provisions of POULTRY dow Mollotlon In tkls ordinance le hereby appropriated MEATS BY THE CARLOAD for said purpose. The, sum of Thirty- and hospitals. Three Thousand (111,000.00) Dollars Is to be received from the State Highway Department of the State of New Jersey. Swift's and the balance thereof in the sum at Twenty Nine Thousand Five Hundred (i2t.Mo.00) Dollars la to be paid for Select by the Towashlp of Mlddletown. Ae tile work le being done under a eentraet with the Mate ef New Jersey. SIRLOIN Be dowa payment le required. A down payment will bo-Included in the budgst for the year itSO la the sum of Or.o Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-Fire TBONE (IMTI.08) Dollars and bonds for the balance thereof la the sum ef Twenty light Thouisnd and Twenty-Five Round Roast (Ill.Otl.OS) Dollsrs are hereby author- STEAK lied to. be Issued for the purpose of UnsMlng the cost of eald work. "'» totsl amount of honds iisusd inert nut CuditioMrs exceed the eum of Twenty-Nine Thoue- and Five Hundred (129,600.00 Dollars which ie the eetimated amount of bonds o Thoro'i atiniproto line of MeitJaftt Con- or notes to be iiaueit. The maximum amount of soney to be railed from all Maplecrest Iro* tyttom Air Conditioning equipment, too. •oureea for the laid purpose ii SIllJ Two Thouund Flv« Hundred Dollars. flexl»IHty In cjoilgn, precision manutaotur. Section I. It is hereby' determined snd declared as follows! (a) That all YOUNG bonds or bond anticipation notes issued pursuant to this reistutlen ahell bear interest at a wits not exceeding six per centum per annum, and the maturities, HEN form-end all other natters not deter- mined herein shall be determined by res- olution or rsiolutions of the ejovernlnc body of said Township of Mlddlstown TURKEYS 53 adopted puriuant to taw. (b) That the period ef usefulness aa denned by the Statutee ef New Jersey Is heresy- determined to be live (f) years. (e) That the supplements! debt state, ment required by Seetlon 40:1-21 or the Deviled Statutea was, prior to th« tiaa- JERSEY lit* of thll ordinance on rlnt reading, duly made and Died In the Office nf the Ib Township Clerk of the Townahln of Mid- dletown. and laid supplemental debt, statement nhnwe thst the,grots debt of FRYING Mid Township of Mlddletown. ss de- fine* In Section 4»:1-7S of the R.vlieri Statute*, Is Inereaeed by this Drdlnsnee by Twenty-Nine Thouisnd Five Hun- 2-3.4-Lb. dred (lti,l«IMia) Dollar! and that the obligations authorised by this Ordinance will be within ell debt limitations prs Siie Scribed by the Loral Bnnd t«w. CHICKENS 29 lection 4. Fending the Iliuince of Hid hands, the eoit of isld work may be temporarily financed by the taeuanen of bond anticipation notes; snd esch nf ssld notes shall contain a recital thst it fs lieuad in anticipation' of tha la- LEGS nuance of honde. and ehali deierlbe In ffehorai terme the Purpnip or ptirpnur* for tha flnsnclnx nf which th* note l» liiued. All inch noten mny be laatietl Genuine 76 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK for periods of not cxcoeilinir i»ri« (I) year and may he renewed from time in 101 MAIN BT,, ASBUBY MIME 70T ABNOLD AVE., POINT PLEASANT time for periods Buy a Food Freezer to m* thrBHag traffic new anilting gain, never power beta ae easy te eommandt touehuigs dutch. & Save Fwraau-tune tnuniisionnUbi Before yon buy any fine ear—drive a Ughte the brflilaat pnfotmtnc* of the new 1949 Lincoln. Then it no more peat mev Iinooln 8-cyHnder, V-type ' magnificent oombinatidn for driving •ngia*... bta you sweep from low to ' mi IM* IMCOIN COIMOrailM ease and lilken-imooth performance • ****• »« mt Its***** NYDtA-MAIIC high fatss » silks* ajida^ats through than Lincoln power and i See Your Local 'Appliance Healer Jersey Central Power & Light Co. ENGLISH MOTORS, Inc 34-36 Moplt Av«nu« R«d lank, Ntw Jtrs.y. T, Cow'. Foot Trouble Man AftrmpU Suicide NKlV PHONIC BOOK8 READY. 1 The Telephone company's new Reduce* Milk Flow Giordano Rules In Keaiuhiirg Jail phone book made its first appear- Foul foot, or foot rot, seems to ance Friday with an iniiial distri- Carrier Lester McDonald of Jersey City bution of close to 83,000 copief, be on the increase in miny diiry No Inquiry Into attempted to commit suicide Mon- Fur Dependable and Complete Serving RED BANheretoK, reports County Agent M. A. about 8,000 more than last year. day evening by hanging after he This year's book ha« 74.0OO list-! Clark. A bad case sometimes cuts had been committed to the Keans- AND JERSEY SHORE AREA a cow's milk yield by half. Hague's Affairs bur«/ jail on a charge of disorderly injjf, ahuut 5,000 more than last! AIR CONDITIONING Symptoms include lameness, fe- conduct. year. A new feature this year i.s | Warren Had Asked for a space on the inside back cover Hoom Coolers Dehumldjaeri verish condition of the hoof, a bad Store U'eathermakert Low Temperature Cooling odor and pus discharge. The hind Police said that McDonald was to be used for Jotting down fre- feet seem to be much more fre- Deposition* to Speed brought into jail at 4:30 p. m., anJ quently called numbers. quently affected than the front was making a lot of noise in the for NEON SIGNS cell, The noise stopped and when SOMIIKH KI.NKII NOEL R. NILSON ones. Up #2,000,000 Suit BED BANK The trouble is caused by bacte- two police offlcei 8 investigated, Frank Thompson, Fort Mon- ria, explains Mr. Clark. It often County Judge John C. Giordano they found McDonald hanging; mouth soldier, was fined 115 in Lit- starts when the cowa go in uled Friday that inquiry into the from a cell beam by his belt. H' tle Silver police court Tuesday Cold Cathode Fluorescent Inanciai alfaira of former Jersey was cut down and given first aiJ morning by Magistrate William swampy, muddy pastures, where !ity Mayor Frank Hague through there are stagnant pool*, or when by tht Keaneburg first aid squad. Wlchmann on a charge of careless deposition! being sought by John Later he was given a 30-day sen- driving. His license was suspended cows stand around . in filth and Warren, Middletown township law- tence by Magistrate William A. N. manure in tht barnyard or exer- yer, who is suing Hague for for 30 days. Thompson was sum- LIGHTING cise lot. Half for being drunk and disor- moned last week. This was his sec- f*,000,000 for libel, would be a vio- derly. Early treatment is important, lation of the private rights of a ond offense at Little Silver, \oku 1m ytiMto/ik ouij d "ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS" warns E. J, Perry, Rutgers dairy citiien. MKcialUt. He recommend! exami- nation and treatment by a veteri- Theodort J. I^brtcque, attorney narian. A home treatment consists for Mr. Warren, hu appraise* Mr. of giving tht cow • phyaic and thta Hagut's fortune at 180,000,000 anil feiding a laxative ration to keep has askil that depositions be \f taken at to the extent of hit for- Her Reyve Number tht bowels fairly looie. Put the ii I fini ytvn «r cow in a stall by henelf and dis- tune in order to spetd up tht infect the stall, suggests Mr. Ptrry. pending «,000,000 tuit. Ihe Ohl-m-Wmy * Wash the foot well with soapy wa- John Milton, lawyer for tht for- 1 ter, remove loose crusta and iwab mer mayor, argued before Judgt out any pui pockets. Giordano on Apr. 14 that the In- Then soak the foot for ttn min quiry would be a violation of Mr. utes in a solution of blue vitriol Hague's constitutional rights. (copper sulphate), dry the foot and Judge Giordano, who cited othtr paint it with iodine. Do tbit twice case* upholding tht penonal se- a day. The blue vitriol bath it madt curity of an Individual, ruled that by adding aa much of the dry no inquiry would be permitted it chemical to a quantity of water as thia time. He taid that if Mr. War- the water will dissolve, or what the ren failed to makt a caat, the chemist calls a aaturtted solution fundamental rights of tht formtr Although blue vitriol solution Is mayor would not have been un- ASBURY PARK commonly used aa * diiinftctant necessarily invaded. 1-1180 othert art effective also. Among He addtd that if Mr. Warren suc- these are carbolic acid—one ounce ceeds in proving hit claims, he will to a pint of water—or other car- then havt an opportunity to In- PORCELAIN ENAMEL . STAINLESS STEEL bolic disinfectanti uied according quire Into Mr. Haguea' financial to directions. status, and in that case, Hagut will Indoor end Outdoor Electrical Some dairymen flnd that thty have no just cause for complaint. can keep their cow* from getting tht new •ftdwoliied! DUplaYt £ Lighting foot rot by making them walk Judge Giordano laid that ht had through air-slaked lime whin thty examined upwarda of 200 casts be- go to and from tht atable. The fore rtaching hit decision. HOMI PIRMANlNtl ROADvAD SERVICE, INC. lime U put into a box about (our feet square by four inches high. MUBLEY WILSON ENGAGED 49 So. Main St. Altar? Park New lime has to bt added BOW and Announcement hu batik madt of then. the engagement of Mils Shirlty •A twitlof ibediaruMretyouof the Wilson, daughter of Edward Wil- moat perfect' petmiiwnt you ever son of Keyport, and tht late Mrs. hid—the one right wsve for your Sarah Wilson, to John Carney, ton kind of hair. Up to litire at just of Mr. and Mra. William Carnty of •• aM-lype heaw wtve«, yet pntl West Ktansburg. Both art grad- ... fir easier. Mo.(Softer, more uates of Keyport high school, Mist mtursl from the very tint Walter Salmon, ton o( Mr. and ItMUrtuilfc Diatt- m To Lincroft Firemen's Mrs. Vernon Salmon, has been a .Us * e *f»er»i*»n « J f surgical patient at Rlverview hos- t«_eurfera erftmttfi *\ pital for the past week. Donald MacLeod and children, ICE CREAM Betty Let and Jack, of Indianapo- lis, III., are spending two weeka' ANNUAL FAIR vacation with Mrs. Edith Jeffert, Tht same great flavor you've always enjoyed ... mad* with big funRau Wallace Sts. Mr. and Mm. Bernard Alexander chunks of iweet, juicy peaches and rich, golden cream. Your AeW^l.TCI-Mje.^ fed Bank FIRE HOUSE GROUNDS, LINCROFT, N. J. and daughters of Milwaukee, Wls., Breyeri Dealer hat Fresh Peach Ice Cream right now. Ask for it visited Richard Leonard of Main in me hand-dipped quart or the money-raving Breyeri Gallon. st. last week and were also tht guests of Mines Rhoda and Hilda JULY 15 & 16 and JULY 22 & 23 Southall of Leonardo. Cub pack 37 and den ltadert, Mr. and lin. C. R. Smith, Mra. Ernett GRAND PRIZE G, E. TELEVISION SET Elgrim, Mrs. Dirk Hofman and Mra. Frank Benson, held a frank- furter roast and beach party last NIGHTLY GRAND PRIZES Thursday evening; at Leonardo. Boy Scout troop 17 and thtlr leaden, Thomaa Calms, Chetttr Hendricki and . Richard Benson, spent the week-end holiday at Camp Brisbane, Mr. and Mm. •lwood Seilty are parents of a daughter, Lynnt STATEMENT OF CONDITION Carol, born Monday, June 36, at Rlverview hotplUl. Mr. Seelty U a formtr Belford resident. At a meeting of Indtpendtnt fir* company auxiliary Tutiday eve- ning of laat w«ek, Mn. George Leek won the merchandise club prime. Mn. Dorothy Leonard ef Phila- delphia, Pa., aptnt the week-end with Mr. and Mra. Walter Thomp- son of Railroad avt. Mr., and Mn. T. B. Davit of MEASURE YOUR HOUSE FOR THE NEW LOOK Westcheiter, Conn,, viaitid Mr. and JUNE 30, 1949 Mrs. William Fox over the week- Has your home lost its charm—its chic? Toil can do lots of thing* to end. make it more fashionable. Change the outer appearance with a new Thereat Romeo celebrated her 13th birthday Sunday with a party. ASSETS LIABILITIES coat of Tierce Paint, or a long lasting Texaco Roof. Add a playroom Present were her parent* and Mr. for the youngsters. A nursery, for the baby. Modernize Hie kitchen and Mrs. John Romeo and children Cash and Due from Banks % 2,017,580.13 Capital Funds: and Mr.' and Mrs, Joseph Romeo for Mother. Waste space can be converted into comfortable quarters and children ef Atlantic Highlands. U. S. Government Bonds.... 4,816,900.00 Preferred, quickly, easily a'nd inexpensively. We have materials/that will give The birthday club members held a picnic birthday party at Haiiet Stock $ 86,500.00 added years of service—at lower prices. Don't delay. Get our quota- Municipal and Other Bonds 1,744,450.75 Tuesday afternoon for Mra. Edna Common tions. Stop in or call Monmouth Lumber Co.—"The Building Center." Drepp of East Ketnsburg, Mrs. Banking House, Furniture & Drepp received a bedspread and Stock 112,000.00 FOR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE CALL DEAL 7.9200 •bower set from the members. Fixtures 78,331.78 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hammell Mortgages—Amortized and Surplus 300,000.00 and daughter, Joan, and Mr. and Mra. John Hammond and Charles F.H.A. Insured 1,583,821.61 Undivided Wheeler of. Newark' were visitors Profits.... 162,267.23 MONMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Loans and Discounts 1,181,663.91 Waters for three days laat week. Preferred 79 CENTRAL AVE. TEL. RED BANK 6-2060 Tht Scout building committee Real Estate Sold Under Stock will meet tonight at the new Scout Contract 1,435.32 Retirement ' building. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Elgrim and Other Assets 4,659.90 Fund .... 86,5ou.oo 747,267.23 children are spending a week's vacation at Salem, N. Y. Deposits 10,662,378.67. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green re- turned Saturday from a two weekt' Reserve for Taxes and Other wedding trip to Florida and ap«nt Liabilities 19,197.50 the week-end with Mr. and Mri. Charles. Ypung. Mr. and Mrs. Green will live at Golden'* Bridge, N. T. • • ' ' COA.: . ' L • ' • Total $11,428,843.40 Total SI 1,428,843.40 Sgt. and Mrs. Junes Sunning and daughter of Sakm art visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jontt for the summer. DIRECTORS Pm Paying For Next Winter's Robert Foster, Jr., Is a surgical patient at Monmouth Memorial CHARLES R. ENGLISH CHESTER B. ADAMS EDGAR N. McCLEES hoivital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wllilng- KENNETH H. McQUEEN THOMAS P. DOREMUS HARRY C. F. WORDEN ham of Fort Worth, Tex,, and Mr. "Red" or ^Lehigh Valley" Now! and Mra. 8tanley Howard and daughter of Heatings, N. Y., spent OFFICERS Sunday with Mrs. Edith Jefftrs and Mr, and Mrs. Donald Mac- CHARLES R. ENGLISH k'ENNbTH H. McQUEEN CHESTER B. ADAMS Leod. THE "LAWES' COAL BUDGET BOOK" Mr. .and. Mra. Russell Hyers, Chairman of the Board President Vice President & Treasurer Mra. Clarence Andtraon and Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Hughes attended EDGAR N, McCLEES CECIL C. CRAWFORD WALTON F. CULLINGTON LETS ME PAY FOR HEAT MONTHLY the funtral Wednesday of Hal»ey Liskt ef Belmar, formerly of Bel- ford, Secretary Assistant Treasurer Assistant Secretary JUST LIKE "PHONE AND LIGHT" Mr, and Mrs. E, L. Bannon of Lindtn were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Savldge. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Miss Rosemary lforvan of MIs- eracordlt hospital and Mist Joan MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Meehan of Red Bank were week- LAWES COAL COMPANY INC. end gunt* recently of Mra. George Morvnn and daughter, Ethel, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Halllday en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. William SHREWSBURY, N. J. Hewitt of Yonkert, N. Y,, and Mr. and Mm, Joneph McLaughlin of Gniilin City, U 1,, over tht week- end. Teat RED BA3JK REGISTER, JULY T, UM Duffys Celebrate VAL ERNIE'S Silver Wedding Sherwood's C JOHN KANEHL MiddletoHii Couple for Sea Bright Yacht Club Hold Large Parly TENNIS Painter and Paperhanger Mr. and Mia. Frsnk J. Duffy of 958 Ocean Arc. Sea Bright Five Coiners. Middletown, cele- brated their 25th wedding: annivers- EQUIPMENT SO RIDGE ROAD RUMSON ry Sunday with a dinner-dance at DANCING MTIXY 'TIL 3 A. M. Pete'i Paradise, route 35, Middle- own. Mr. Duffy operates a gas sta- 7lrMdSt Rtd lank TEL. RUMSON 1-0490 tion at Five Corners. Flowcn for he occasion were supplied by the "PATIO CUISINE" Highway Gardens, route 35. Those attending were Freeholder NEW YORK and Mrs. Victor E. Grosjinger, Mr. DINNERS FROM $3 and Mrs. William Bohn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vost, Charlea Vost, Mr. S.S. SANDY HOOK Served • to •;» T. M. Sundays from 1 P. M. and Mrs. Matthew Gill, Mr. and FIAKIES SALE Mrs. George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. "Atwuy* On rim«" Louis Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. • • • Charles Michaelski, George klaus, the Hew, Easy •AVIMHT UVmtt TIM! . - t*ur SUNDAY Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Berman, •MAM. Household Furniture COCKTAILS • DINNER • SUPPER Miss Sarah Dobbs, Charles Dobbs, IMPJi MM* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Despreaux, T:HPJL EST. GEORGE W. STOKES Mrs. George Klaus, Mr. and Mrs. No Minimum or Cover for Dinner COOKIE MIX •MAM. i ON Joseph Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. How- IV. »1H 10, NOITN tlVM aiMPJC ard Chamberlain, Mr. and Mr». Thcrt'i no longer tay need to IK MOT Of CIOAI IT. •MIPJ4. PHONE JOHN SEA BRIGHT S-6M8 Joseph Gentile, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- SATURDAY, JULY 9th win Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Garry cookiw ont you • fancy price. IV. 4Mk ST.. MOOMVN IMAM. IIMAJt Paskus, Mrs. Charles Weinheimer, ' vm Mr. and Mri, Samuel Chanowich, You'll find that cookici madt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fllce, James •** WM MM »|»» IS VOUCHT AVE., FREEHOLD with Plakle* are BlllCf MM COfMICIIGffB fO BOAT •TABTUTQ AT 1 OVLOCK Stout, George Fournier, Sr., Mr. tA* kfll MMI and Mrs. George Fournier, Jr., and THIIFTY Consltting of the following: Joseph Fournier, all of Middle- WEEKLY It TUP BOOK IMt-M TMF BOOK Kitchen tabln, chain, cooking uUatllt, china, tltctrit lataMr, town. -lave jrou moncy-and give you waffle Iron, electric refrigerator,, washing machine, dining room Alto Mr. and Mrs, Victor Chano- • OfNINO • DANCIN9 • BAH • aulte and furniture, living room suite, chairs, rockere, tablet, wich of Belford; Mr. and Mrs. that homc-baksd goodness that stands, piano, radio, victrola, bookcases, email sofa, writing desks, Stanley Baste Hi of Chapel Hill; Mr. all in the family prefer. Be e DAILY SUNSET CRUISE floor lamps, pictures, pillows, 10 rugs, various slice; t bedroom and Mrs. Graham Miller of Leo- suites, window drapes, porch rockers, garden tools. Many other nardo; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van- budget-wilt. Jutt add an egg to TO NIW YORK AND RETURN articles. Pelt of New Monmoutb; Walter UAVIf AUAM1C HWHUNM tM f.M. i HOWARD STOKCI, SALE Slocum of Rumson; Mr! and Mrs. Flakief. NELLIE 0. OBBOBN, Executors. Raymond Person of Keyport; Mri. SeMof Time fe> AH One Wey Wee I Mr. M Mia. W. D. FIELDS, Auctioneer. Margaret Duffy of Brooklyn, Mr. The Auctioneer and Executors will not be responsible In ease The First ARROW Sale Duffy's mother; Miss Margaret It Ptyi to Advertite la Tht Itcg'nl.r. of accident on premises. Duffy of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Halleron of Brooklyn; Mr. In Years and Mrs. Ralph Mulford, Jr., of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Mul- ford of Red Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. John Leach of Port Mon- mouth. . Birthday Party Given For Mrs. H. H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Roland Scott of Brown pi. were hosts Friday night at a birthday party at their home for Mr, Scott's nunt, Mrs. Henry H. Scott of Bloomtlcld. Guests were Mrs. Barbara Hcy- er,' Mrs. Harry Boskcy and Mrs. J. VICTORY G. Scott or Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wagner and Miss Bar- bara Wagner, Eatontown; Mrs. TEL 6-0508 MARKETS TEL. 6-5292 Frederick G. Hurst, Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pedoe, Haz- let; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Green- wood, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. H. Laurence Scott, Belford; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Greenwood, Sr., 21 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK 112 MONMOUTH ST. Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs, Norman Scott and Miss Jean Scott, Key- port, and Mrs. Elizabeth Barttalct, Miss Edith Scott and Henry H. Scott, Bloonyield. Deliveries Will Be Made From Our Front Street Store Everett U. S. #1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wehner of SWIFT'S FRESH Ready to Eat FRESH Closter visited Mr. and Mrs. Karl 4 to 6-Lb. R. Berndt Friday. PLATE NEW Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pull of To- '4 PRINT CHOPPED ronto, Canada, are visiting Mr. and CALA OR Mrs. John Portin. Mr. and Mrs. John Portin were NAVEL POTATOES given a surprise party on their ARROW DRESS & SPORT SHIRTS 20th wedding anniversary at the home of Capt. and Mrs. Carl Ayra FORMERLY 3.65 to 5.95 on River rd.a Fair Haven, Sunday. BUTTER Other guests attending were Mr. HAMS 10 Lbs. and Mrs. E. Kangas, Mr. and Mrs. W. Tirovila, Mr. and Mrs. Emilc Nassa, Mr. and Mrs. R. Andtosen, THIS SALE ONLY Mr. and Mrs. E. Kedo, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kedolae'nen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rossy, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Laise and children Raya and Rita, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lalse, Mr. and Mrs. 1.95 6c 2.45 G. Lehdosie, Mr. and Mri, Henry Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R, Yrjola, Mrs. M. Kalma, A. Kardtunen, J. Balnroos and A. Hybbynen. Mrs. Donald Hickey spent Tues ARROW TIES day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Shrewsbury. CALIFORNIA Mrs. Morgan Holmes of New SWIFT'S SELECTED STEER BEEF FORMERLY 1.00 ft 1.50 York city i« visiting her brother, SELECT Patrick Kelly. Mr. and Mri. Thomas Kelly, ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- SIRLOIN NOW 55' Carron of Llncroft on a irip to PLUMS or Canada over th« week-end. FORMERLY! 2.00 ft2.5 0 T-BONE APRICOTS NOW 95' ROUND ROAST STEAK WMTE SHIRTS EXCLUDED 15* BEST MEN'S SUITS NEW JERSEY CUTS 100% All Wool Worsted and Gabardine NEW CROP RIBS Value* to 58.50 NOW BEEF APPLES Values to 44.50 NOW Lbs. For Sizes 36 to 48. All Models 17 BKOAU ST. RK» BANK JERSEY The high spots of llie sum S 3 MEN'S BRIEFS iner holidays ... all the fun and action .. . can he FRYING C waved and enjoyed again NOW 39 in home movies. Stop in CHICKENS todqy for your favorite U. 9. #1 85c and 1.00 Values. Sizes 36 to 46 Cine'Kodak Film . . . we THREE FOR 1.00 have both ftinni. and 16- YELLOW mm. sizes in rolls anil magazine*. LEGS uriARGE anil BUDGET ACCOUNTS OR ONIONS AVAILABLE Cloned Wednesday* at Noun hi Mown. Balance in S Munlhly Payments. during July and August. RUMPS Lbs. For H O«»n. llalance In 10 Weekly Payment!. VEAL 2 1949 Ib. 32 • 31 BKOAD ST. RED BAINK 17 Broad St. Red Bank SPRING TURKEYS 69 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER P£R COP* VOLUME LXXII, NO. 1. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 12 Displaced Family Arrives at Lincroft Boy Dies in Hoepital Many Activities Asks Council Five in Hospital After Fatal Dive Shrewsbury Faces Michael Gardella, 18, of New Undertaken at To Rid Church As Result of York city, died at Monmouth Me- Another Possible morial hospital yesterday from in- juries he received Sunday after- Vacation School Of Pigeons Auto Accident noon when he dived into shallow Zoning Law Case water off the boardwalk near Sponsored by Red Bank Herbert St. People 4 Others Injured a» Bclleview ave., Keansburg. ForgoUoii Property Keansbuig police said he broke Presbyterian and Petition Against Jted Cross Car HiU his buck and that his lower limns Under Discussion were pnralyzed. He was taken to Melboditt Churches Ifar Concrete Abutment the olllce of Dr. George Feman by By Building Inspector TIM Vacation Church school The Red Bank mayor and council Five persons arc still in Filkii the first aid squad and later taken Shrewsbury's widely discussed which the R«d lank.Council ef Tuesday night received a letter of hospital as a result of an accident to the hospital. zoning ordinance appears to be up Cburchti if sponsoring in the complaint from Rev. Charles & Friday when a Red Cross station The funeral will be held Satur- for further legal scrutiny follow- Methodist and Pr**byt*rlaa Webster, pastor of th* Presbyterian wagon, driven by Mrs. Hilda day in New York city. Local ar- ing Tuesday nights' meeting of ih* ;hurch*i has, ilnct iti opening church, in reference to a "pigeon Schwarz of Freehold, went off the rangements were in charge of the mayor and council. fun* 38, provided opportunitie* for nuisance" on the church property. Marlboro-Vanderburg rd. about 100 Day funeral home, Keyport. After the reading of a letter from » wide variety of comtructive ac- The letter asking for relief was yards cast of the Marlboro station. Building Inspector Edward H. An- tivities far the various ace group*. tabled for consideration. The vehicle went into a two-foot son, in which he stated that ordi- The junior department, (or ex- A petition with 50 signatures wu ditch and crashed into a concrete nance violations exist on Sycamore ample, has already included the filed in complaint against Dominic abutment. Freeholders Sell ave. property owned by Lone Oak, fallowing activities in its program: Acerraa bar at 101 Herbert at. The Those still in the hospital arc Inc., council directed the inspector miking blueprints ot different sp«- petition was presented by Joseph Joseph, Ralph and Robert Cav- to gather fact3 and evidence in the ;lss of birdi and feathers; making Daloia, who eald the situation at anauifh, children of Mr. ami Mrs. $519,000 Worth matter, confer with Borough Attor- •crapbook* of bird paintings and the bar, presently located in a res- Roy Cavanaugh of Marlboro town- ney Leon Reussille and then, If itorles; making worship books; idential lone, was,mo9t unpleasant ship; Mrs. Hilda Schwarz, driver warranted, "proceed with enforce- molding and painting models of and annoying to neighborhood res- of the station wagon, and Ignatz Of County Bonds ment of the ordinance'and to con- birds under direction of Mrs. B. A. Kenicko of Englishtown. Two tinue enforcement." Crate; making spatter prints of idents. other passengers, Richard Cava- Board Abo Approves various types of l««ve», including Mr. Daloia was joined by his wife naugh and Alvin Green of Eng- Specifically, Anson charges that a a'spatter print on white cloth to and Anthony Piuo, who said that lishtown, were taken to the hospi- for Six building permit was not obtained icrve as an attar drop; making a th* noise has been so bad from 8 tal but were released Saturday. for construction on the property large map showing the location of p. m. to after midnight recently Two other Cavannugh children, County Detectives and that the zoning law is further different specie* of wild flower* In that neighbor* had to close their James and Patricia, were treated violated because there Is more than the United 'States; making scrap- windows in an effort to get to sleep. at Fltkin for cuts and bruises and The board of Freeholders yes- one dwelling on a single lot. book* of animals, and viewing mov- Mr. Acerra has the distinction of then taken home. Wilfred Schwarz, terday sold $519,000 in county Mrs. Florence Forgotson Adams, ing pictures of bird life and for- owning a bar which is not wanted son of the driver, and Ronald Kuss, bonds, covering the cost of 1948 Red Bank attorney, is a major estry. in its present location, and several who were also in the car, were projects, at an interest rate of 1.5 stockholder In Lone Oak. Asked proposed new locations have met shaken up hut were otherwise un- per cent. The bid waa the lowest yesterday by The Register for a These activities have all been un- with even more opposition. About injured. There were 11 persons in of 16 received at a special session statement, Mrs. Adams said she dertaken as • part of the study ot 700 petitioners were against locat- the station wagon when the acci- of the board at Freehold. has not violated the ordinance. Sha a unit entitled, "Understanding ing the bar in a business cone at SV/7. UV < . dent occurred. The low offer was made jointly said «he is surprised at the coun- Ood's World," Other % actlvltlea by the Equitable Securities corpor- cil's action, since Shrewsbury's planned for the department include 241 Shrewsbury ave., which loca- Several minutes after the acci- tion was approved by the council. ation, Dnminick and Cominick and zoning boaid of adjustment, before examining through the microscope dent, Thomas Androtta of Free- Walter Stokes and company, all of which she appeared, had led her to drops of water taken from a hay An appeal to the Alcoholic Bever- hold, who wan at the Mmlhoro believe the matter was closed. How. age control commission was with- New York. Infusion which the boys and girls freight station at the time, heard In addition to offering the low- ard G. Strauss, chairman of the have already prepared, and the drawn when it was found that Mr. children tcreaming. Me thought at board, told her, she said, that the Acerra must re-apply to the council est interest rate, the successful study of Aim strips concerning the flint that the screams came from bidder also offered a bonus of only possible requirement would De beginning and development of our for *> transfer when he is ready to children playing on a noar-by farm. the construction of a road behind move. $155.70 for the issue. Interest rates physical world. However, when he heard them re- from the 16 bidders ranged up to the main dwelling. The primary departments The council assured the Herbert peated,' he investigated and dis- 1.75 per cent. at. residents Tuesday night the Standing (left to right) ar* Frld- They arrived In Boston June 24 on this country through the Lutheran covered the accident. Mr. Antlrct- The site Is the former J. Wright their study of home life in various richs Arajs, Rev. Harold Hornber- the V. 8. transport, General Meyer, World Federation. The National The Freeholders adopted two Brown estate which Lone Oak pur- lands have also done some interest- Acerra situation there was only a ta took five of the accident victims ger, Walter Laudenslager. Front from Hochfeld displaced persons' Lutheran council ot the United to the hospital in his car. The emergency resolutions. They ap- chased from Amon I. Dwight in ing things. Those who have beea temporary one, and that if the dix- camp at Augsburg, Germany. They States has assumed responsibility proved p;iy raises totaling $5,500 to 1946. Mr. Dwight bought the prop- ttudying Africa, have made tom- turbance continued they should row (left to right) are Friderika others wero taken by the Freehold had been In the camp three years, far the family. Rev, Mr. Hornber- first aid squad. the county's six detectiven after erty from the LaBoyteaux estate. toms, using tin cans, dlicarded tire notify the police. Arajs, Mrs. Frldrichs Arajs, Mrs. They are natives of Riga, Latvia, ger was able to secure a home and receiving ii letter signed by County Consisting of 30 acres, it has a tube* and cord. Those who have The Jersey Central Power eV Walter Laudenalager. where they owned an orchard. work for the family at the Lincroft The six Cavunaugh children had Judges J. Edward Knight and John 500-foot frontage on Sycamore ave. been studying China have made Light company taid it would com- When the Russians took over their farm, where Mr. Laudenslager said been stricken with polio last year. C. Giordano and Prosecutor J. Vic- and a depth of about a half mil*. clay models of Chinese objects, and mence work shortly on street light* Mr. and Mrs. Frldrichs Arajs land, they escaped across the Asarl he was unable to got a local work- They were released from Mon- tor Carton calling attention to a In Mr. Anson's letter, he states those studying Japan plan to do which have been on order for some and their SO-year-old daughter sea to Germany, where they worked ing family for less than $250 a mouth Memorial hospital last fall recent legislative act authorizing that Mrs. Adams acted "contrary the aame thing. Borne of the chil- time, and have been a subject of Friderika have arrived at the Wal- until the arrival of the Americans. month plus living quarters. The but had been returning regularly the increases. to ordinance and contrary to oral dren are attempting to learn the several council discussions. ter Laudenslager farm, Lincroft, Rev. Mr. Kornberger waa instru- Arajs receive $100 a month in addi- for treatments. The Red Cross and written' agreements." Thi* Chines* national anthem. All the station wagon was taking them Tho Increases were Chief A. W. where they will reside and work. mental in getting th* family to tion to a house. Sacco, J4.000 to J5.OO0; Capt. Wil- concerns the issuance of a permit children of the primary department home after their treatment. liam S. Mustoe, $3,000 to $4,000; to reconstruct a bungalow on th* have had the opportunity to hear Alvln Green had been suffering Harry Zuckerman, $3,000 to $4,000; property. It was reported at the lira. Edward Clayton ipeak to the Seaman Praises 100 Grangers Have Key fort Woman Settle* from tuberculosis and was oper- Merritt B. Kent, $3,000 to $4,000; meeting that the bungalow's per- children about China, the Chinese ated' on last April. He had also John M. Gawler, $3,000 to $3,800 and mit was issued by the board with, people and the Chinese language, Picnic at Farley'* Turkey Farmer I Suit Against Store been back to Monmouth Mcmoria John J. Green, $3,000 to $3,700. It the provision that tho structure be and her many experiences in China Shrewsbury Audit for treatment. was pointed out that the last two used only for personal use or for M the wife of a Baptist mission- About 100 persons attended a pic- Mm. Laura A. FrltU of Broad Mr. Kenicke had suffered a stroke detectives have been employed for servants' quarters. Mrs. Adam* ary for » years. Mrs. Clayton la Borough's Finances nic of Rarltan grange Thursday Makes Protest »t., Keyport, last weak settled, her within the past month and had a shorter period than the others, yesterday said her only advice lot now a resident of Jfed Bank. night on the Farley farm on high- suit against th* American 'itpra In Excellent Shape been to the physical therapy de- The emergency resolution pro- the zoning board was that she in- way 39 at Centervllle. A picnic sup- corporation for $500. Th* suit re- partment for treatment. tended to use th* bungalow for The kindergarten departments ver was prepared by women mem- Over Air Show vides $2,917.97 to cover the increas- are seeking through stories, play Shrewsbury's mayor and council sulted from an incident in the es in base pay effective from May servants' quarters once the main and many other activities to b*> Tuesday", night' received glowing bers of the gran*"*, which waa atlgV (VMM..itor*i'«j&<,, Keyport Dec. 24, .building's repajisji W») »U»iuplet»d^-: mented by-liBt eogs, 'saqeTkraut, 19 until the end of. thla.jenr. That building still is under repair. come acquainted with the happy tribute 'from"'Joseph J. Seaman, IMC. An employee in movihg*~*T The second emergency resolution world that God has given then: auditor, as he presented the IMS soda and le* cream. hand truck caused the truck to borough, audit. Ottned a Stampede supplied the county's ten per cent Concerning the violation about One group is recording its attend- Games were played and old-fash- strike Mrs. Frttt* on the leg. sharo in additional cost encoun- "more than one dwelling on a sin- ance by feeding acorns to little pa- • Declaring- he had "no complaints ioned dance* were, enjoyed to music In Her Flock Hobfrt H. Malda of Parsons, La- tered in dredging Deal lake. The gle lot," Mrs. Adarrft said there per squirrels, and the other group and no recommendations," Mr. Sea- by Hart Webber. Ira Coon, mas- brecque. • Canzona A Combs repre- At Church Fair county will pay an added $3,AM.69 were three dwellings on the prop- by pasting a star on a paper crown man said -Shrewsbury'* financial ter of Rarltan frange, w«s gen- Protests agalnat the 1. ... i air sented'Mrs. Fritts. To Open Carnival of the total additional cost of |3S,- erty when she purchased it and for each day present. status Is "something for other mu- eral chairman. show staged recently at the Colt's 906.90 required to Include two ex- that the only other dwelling la the The intermediate department has nicipalities to shoot for." He Neck airport were voiced by Mrs. With Minstrel Show tra sections of the lake. reconstructed bungalow, for which termed the audit "an • excellent, Frank Maxson at a meeting of At- begun work on a school paper, to really terrific report." Places Crop Loss At the brief, eight-minute meet- a building permit was obtained. be mimeographed and mad* avail- Band Concert lantic township committee Thurs- An all-star Yankee minstrel show ing the board also approved plans Declaring the borough is appar- able to all who are enrolled in the Items he deemed worthy of praise day at township hall, Colt's Neck. will be presented the opening night for reconstruction of bridges MT- ently attempting to build a case Vacation Church school. were the borough's debt of but Mrs, Maxson, who is the owner At $50,000,000 of St. Gabriel's church country car- 10 at New Monmouth and HL-8 at on rumors, Mrs. Adams said she Rev. John B. Kirby, Jr. pastor $4,000; the high (90-phis) percent- At Fair Tonight of. the Deerwood turkey, farm on nival. The fair will be held at the Adelphia, and directed that bids has no desire "to enter the real es- of Fair Haven Methodist: church, age of taxes collected; the healthy Jerseyville rd., next- to the air- Auchincloss Moves church grounds on the main road he submitted by the July 20 meet- tate business." When the main Is director of the school, and the status of reserve accounts for Red Bank Firemen's port, pointed out that "dive-bomb- in Bradevelt opposite the state hos- ing. dwelling is completed. It will be 40 members of the staff are,high- every department, and the fact ing" tactics and low flying of the To Get Federal Aid pital July 27, 28, 29 and 30. used as a one-family house, she as- ly gratified at the greater cue: and that the borough's operating bud- Car Award Saturday planes over her property the day Members of the Yankee baseball serted. This, she claims, was the get has been held steady. After being advised that the team who will star in the show orderliness with which the classes A two-hour' concert by Red Bank of the air ahow caused a stampede only matter with which the ad- era functioning, due to the greater A summary of the report will be among her 1,900 bronze broad- damage to crops in New Jersey by will be Tommy Henrich, Phil Rlz- Spectator Dies justment board previously had been printed in next week's issue of The fire department's band will feature the drought would exceed $50,000,- zutto, Georga Stlrnweiss, Frank apace made available by the using tonight's activities' at the firemen's breasted young turkeys and her concerned. She aaid Mr. Straus* of the two-church plants Register. 1,000 chickens. She stated that the 000, Rtp. James C. Auchincloss of ''Spec" Shea. Clarence Marshall appeared to be well acquainted Other business of the session In- fair grounds on Upper Broad at. Rumson issued a statement yester- and possibly Vic Raschi. They will Plans are being made for a spe- The band will form at Indepen- birds are elevated on a wire run- At Race Track with the property, since for year* cial aeirtion to be held next Thurs- cluded the acceptance ot 152 feet way and that she was unable to day that he la making a survey be supported by the Red Bank and he had rented one of the dwilline* of Obre pi. from Anthony Plccoia, dent Are house and march to the "with a view ot recommending that Marlboro township minstrel men Sees Selection Win, to house an employee on his es- day at 7:30 p. m. at each church fair grounds. leave the pens during the day of when parents will be invited to vis- Eaton town contractor. Borough the air show, because if she had New Jersey, Delaware and possibly urtler the direction of Mr. and Mrs. tate, "The Blades." Engineer George K. Allen said the Fair' Haven, Oceanport and Pine Maryland be named as disaster Harold Glblin. The Red Bank min- Suffers Heart Attack it the school to see the children at there would have been casualties strel men of St. James church will Saying the recent action by Mr. work, to participate in a worship street Is prepared according to lo- Brook fire companies and Fair among the birds.. areas by the Secretary of Agricul- Yesterday's racing program at cal specifications. The acceptance Haven and Pine Brook auxiliaries ture." This, he said, would enable appear through the courtesy of Anson appears to be designed to service planned and led by some oC Msgr. Joseph T. Casey. The ahow Monmouth Park was not without embarrass her, Mrs. Adams criti- the older children, and to Me some was based on future approval of were awarded prizes at last night's Mrs. Maxson asked that the farmers to obtain loans from a re- its unhappy incident. Following catch basins and Borough Attor- "Firemen's Might" events. committee take definite action be- volving fund of the Farmers Home will begin at 8:30 p. m. Wednes- cized the adjustment board for of the results of the activities day, July 27. the thrilling finish ot the eighth failing to make public the names which have been undertaken. ney Leon Reussllle's approval of Main award of the week-long af- fore another air show la held, be- administration. * race, William Franks of Newark, the deed. An order was placed for fair will be made Saturday night cause she experienced the same of alleged objectors. She said Mr. Rep. Auchincloss' statement is as On Thursday, July 28, the carni- a vacationer at Ocean Spray hotel,, strauss "had"'toid*"h'er" there""wer* one fire hydrant and one street when a Pontiac sedan will find a difficulties the year before. She follows: val will feature a barn dance with light for the area taken over. Avon, fell to the grandstand apron, ,six letters'of complaint about work new owner via the .co-operative pointed out that this farm is her "I have been in touch with farm orchestra music, square dances and. victim of a heart attack, He died Accident Claims Bids of |100 each were received plan. A set of Rogers silverware livelihood. door prlies. Friday, July 29, will be on her property but declined to interests in New Jersey and havo a few minutes later. tell her the nature of the com- from Curiey Homes for two lots on will be second prize. Special' ad- Committee member* stated that advised the secretary of agricul- Family night with amusements, Mr. Frank was accompanied by Sllverbrook rd. Final action will ditional awards will go to the win- especially for the children. Satur- flaints or their origin. At Tues> they did not know that such con- ture that the estimated damage to his personal physician, Dr. J. Rich- day's meeting, Mayor Alfred N. -Soldier's Life be taken Aug. i. Mayor Bea- ner of the car, provided he is pres- ditions had existed, and they will all crops in New Jersey as a re- day, July 30, a country supper will ard Bevinetto, also of Newark, dleston was unsuccessful in ob- be served. There will be two serv- Beadleston said he understood there Diet At Result ent when hie name i* announced. further investigate tha matter. sult of the drought will be over who is vacationing in Asbury Park. were 12 objectors. taining a bid for a 40xl80-foot lot Joseph Calver is general chair- Mrs. Joseph Forman of Colt'* 190,000,000. ings, one at S;30 p. m. and one at The doctor said Mr. Franks has on Henry st., behind Red Bank Neck asked that some kind of a 7 p. m. Reservations may be made been under treatment for a heart In describing repairs to her prop* Of Freak Accident man of the fair, with Joseph. Holi- "The tomato crop is at a critical by calling St. Gabriel's rectory. erty, Mrs. Adams said the land Recreation alleys. The mayor said day in charge of the car commit- warning sign be placed at the in- stage, Growers state that if suffi- condition for some time, but that A pocketful of firecrackers com- the property Is up for sale and tersection ot Colt's Neck Postoftlce Thomas McCarthy is general he appeared in good health until had been so run down it was a bined with the crashing of his mo- that the borough Is anxious to dis- tee. The fair opens at 7:30 p. m. cient rain la not forthcoming In disgrace to the community. Fir* and closes at midnight. and Vanderburg rds., where the the next twp or three days, their chairman of the carnival. Harvey stricken. left the main dwelling with smaahefl torcycle into a moving automobile pose of It. roads form' a "V." She said that entire crop will be a failure. Sweet Holland is in charge of the caused the death of a Fort Mon- Ten booths make up the main The deceased man ironically had windows and without a roof. The Councilman George Worthleyand activities, including a refreshment there ia poor vision at this point, corn is already considered a fail- grounds and equipment. Other purchased a two-dollar mutuels grounds were overgrown. Th* mouth soldier late Tuesday after- John Poole, Shrewsbury Hose com- and that her mail box there has ure. Potato growers hope that ir- committee members are Walter Ed- noon. pany president, reported that re- stand. Dancing.is held nightly, and ticket on Doon Well, winner In a small house in which Mr. Strauss' : nightly ground prizes are awarded. been' knocked down twice and two rigation will save 15 per cent of gcr, William Scotty and Edward photo finish over the favored Copa- employee lived, she said, waa fall- This catastrophe occurred on pairs are required on the brakes of of her animals have been killed. their orops, Fruit growers, particu- Yeager, lighting; Harvey Holland, cabana and Bow Pen for an $11.80 ing down and had plumbing which route 35 at Woodbrldge. The sol- the borough's two fire trucks. Mrs. Forman .also pointed out that larly in the case of peaches, report Joe Martin, Harold Klernan, Peter dier, Harold Satherhagen of Fargo, Council authorised Mr. Worthley to pay-off. made it unfit to live in. These this I* a; dangerous spot for the they are depending on Irrigation Gazabo and William Gazabo, car- Pronouncement of death was faults, she continued, have been N. p., died in Perth Amboy General contract for the work. Conference Held children, who walk on this road except for deep-rooted trees which penters; Harold Kiernan and Pat corrected and she can see no rea- hospital less than a half hour af- jointly made by Or. Bevinetto and Councilman William D. Layton to attend the day school at St. are bearing up, Boland, advertising. Dr. Stanley O. Wllkins, traok phy- son why efforts should be made to ter the collision.! recommended that bus stop signs Mary's Catholic church, and on "A survey is being made at my Mrs. Gladys Garvey is in charge sician. Members of the track am- hinder completion of the work. . Police said Satherhagen appar- be placed at appropriate places In With Architect of the country supper. The menu Sundays when members of the request by the Farmers Home ad- bulance squad attended the de- One of Mr. Anson's claims waa ently'had rammed hi* motorcycle the borough. After Mayor Bea- Ethelbert Furlong of Uontclair, parish walk to the church from ministration Jinder Public Law 38 will consist of baked ham, baked ceased man, Immediately adminis- into the rear of an automobile op- dleston nld he objected to signs, It beans, cole slaw, sliced tomatoes, that the "reconstructed bungalow" landscape architect, had a prelimin- the-center'of Colts-Neck. The com- of the 81st Congress, with a view tering oxygen. The body was taken has been rented to three different erated by Paul Tablonickl ot Perth was agreed that curbing will be ary conference with Red Bank of- mittee will investigate the matter. ot recommending that New Jersey, cottage cheese and cream, rolls and to Flock funeral home, Long Amboy when the two machines painted yellow to outline the "no butter, milk and iced tea. tenants since the zoning board i*- flcials yesterday afternoon on th* Delaware and possibly Maryland be Branch, for autopsy by the county sued its special building _permit./ were in,a traffic line. . parking" area for bus stops. Liquor license* were granted to named as disaster areas by the Members of the supper commit- . A request by Red Bank Police proposed enlargement ot Marine William F.'Cashton of Colt's Neck physician. This", Mrs. Adams claims, is untrue. Placing the accident story to- park. Mr. Furlong met with of- Secretary of Agriculture. tees are Mrs. William Llchtenberg- She said such a statement is proof gether, police said Satherhagen.WAS Chief Harry T. VanNote, Sr., to Inn, Fred Perrotti, the Perrotti'a; er, Miss Mary Kelly, Mrs. Elizabeth purchase Shrewsbury'* extra traffic ficials at the Chestnut »t. office of Jennie-Kelly, Kelly's tavern; Mias "If this is done, farmer* who that the building inspector is baa* removed from the crash scene by Eiuley it. White, superintendent of cannot obtain credit from local Kelly, Mrs, Agnes Holtz, Mrs. Mar- Fair Haven Woman ing his charges on rumor, two,unidentified highway depart- light control box waa not approved. Helen Malyaki and Mrs. Margaret garet Holtz, Mrs. George Stlrn- Councilman Layton said' the bor- public 'works, and later toured the Buckalew, Mary 'Ann's • Inn, and banks may secure loans from a At Tuesday's meeting. Council* ment workers. Placed on a blan- : welss, Mrs. Harvey Holland, Mrs. Reported Missing ough has need for the box at dif- town.' •' ' •••. '• "• ' • : • ' - ' John J. Bennett, Battlegrounds inn. revolving fund of the Farmers man William D. Layton said that ket on the road'* safety island, the Home administration at three per Joseph Martin, Miss Helen Kilmar- Injured soldier lay quiet. Suddenly, ferent times in the year. At the conference-In addition to tln, Mrs. Al Holland, Mrs. Stanley Police of Monmouth county aro Mr. Anson should have stopped con* Mr. Furlong and Mr. White- wer* cent for fertilisers, feed, equipment, structlon earlier if he knew that the firework* began. An ordinance, > governing; the MIDDI.ETOWN etc. This will give farmers who are Zellnlskl, Miss Agnes Carney, Mrs. looking for Miss Eileen Tufty, 21, opening of streets by utility com- Mayor Charles R, English, Council- Sarah Duggan, Mr«. Evelyn Beck- sister of Mrs. James Tansey of 13 the ordinance was being violated. Investigating, police learned tha». man Thomas Oakley and J.Daniel Three, motorists were fined $5 hard hit by the drought an oppor- Councilman Herbert Schlld iug* Batherhagen, a member of the panies, passed first reading, Coun- each in Mlddletown township po- tunity to rehabilitate themselves. er, Mrs. Thomas McCarthy, Mis. Haggers la., Fair Haven, "who has cilman Harry T.'Sickles aatd road Tuller. Mr. Furlong said he' would Nancy Buckley, Mrs. Margaret been reported missing since Tues- gested that action be laid over un- 32*th Signal operations company, submit rough sketches of tevttal lice court last night by Recorder The survey will take a week to ten til the council contacted Mrs, Ad* had loaded his rear pocket with repair work soon wilt be complet- W. Gilbert Manson on charges of days. I am especially grateful fj Harrington, Mls» Grace Malier, day. ed, plans as soon as possible. Mrs.'William Naughton, Mrs. Ed- Capt. Carl Jakubecy of the Fair •ms. All voted aftlrmatively, how* cannon cracker* and other fire- passing on the right. They were Governor'Drlaeoll for his great in- •ver, after Councilman Edwin O, works. In a Ore that resulted from Mr. Tuller also asked Mr. Fur- Thomas DeDousis of Jersey City, terest. He has offered his complete ward A, Theurkauf, Mrs. Harold Haven police said that Miss Tufty, TRANSFER TROOPER long for suggestions on what eould Kelly, Mrs. Wilfred V. Mullln, Mrs. an Irish Immigrant, was bonded by Lomerson said that it should b* tha crash, th* soldier'* clothing was William L. Waller of Rarltan and co-operation." determined whether or not viola- Among the transfers of shore be done to make the Red Bank bor- Gerild Casillo of East Orange. Robert Dunn, Mrs. Bernard Hickey the Tansey family with whom she Ignited, and set off the ftreworku. ough entrance at the railroad croa*. and Mrs. Frank Kelly. tions do exist. < . Yablonlcki was brought before u troopers announced by Co|. Charles Also fined'were John Weniel of APPOINT PRINCIPAL had lived until recently when she magistrate at Woodbrldge, ar- H. Sehoeffer, superintendent of the lng on upper Broad' st. more at- Navesink, W, for falling to stop at took a position as a domestic with raigned ton * technical charge of New Jersey state police, was that tractive.. An attempt will be made a stop street, and Lindsay Vowella Announcement hag been made by CHILD HURT ON CYCLE the Jacobscn family of Oakhurst. Highlands Wins Prize ' causing death with, an-automobile of Detective Nuncio T. DeQaetano to brighten up this entrance. of. Atlantic Highlands, |B, for care- the Rarltan township board of ed- Police believe that Miss Tufly 13 of tho Koyport station. He ha* Councilman Oakley said that oc- less driving. Ed Connor of River- Twelve-year-old Ann Smith Is a in the company of a soldier, who and released under $1,000 bail for ucation of the appointment of Wil- patient In Monmouth Memorial At Sea Bright Squad Fair action by the Middlesex grand Jury. been switched to tho division head- cupants of four houseboats around side Heights waa given a 30-day liam F. McMahon of Bayonne as has been transferred from Fort quarters at Went Trenton, Detec- the former Dlckman slip had been suspended sentence on a charge of principal of the West Keansburg hospital suffering n fractured right Monmouth to California. Miss Tho Highlands first aid squad In Appriclttlon tive DcGaetano 'was partly re given 60 days' notice to vacate. The being, drunk and disorderly. school. Mr. McMahon is a gradu- tinkle In a motorcycle accident Tuffy was described as five feet, won the nward last night for oav* f Th» American Legion Post 888, «n sponslble for breaking the famous time will be up August 1, he said, ate of George .Washington univers- Monday on the Scenic dr., Atlantic three inches tall, weighs about 112 Ing the most members present at .• Ladlii Auxiliary wlih to thank all who Kcyport "trunk murder," which Highlands, Her brother, James helped to mak« thtlr third annual lair The occupant* Include Daniel Ful- Mertaete Montr ity. He taught at a high school in pounds and has light hair. She hm First Aid night at the Sea Bright h«ld at Community An noun, Leonardo baffled police .authorities through- lerton, Robert Carroll, Put Patter- lot «ontf». ferae, country eetatt, busi- Washington, D. C, and at St. Smith, Jr., IS, was driving the been in this country two yean. first aid squad fair. The only oth< put the state two years ago. ness bulMingn, exlitlns or new. Lon* cycle when It skidded and turned uuch t, splendid KUCC«II. son and Daniel Spinning. terra, tut payment, liberal losne on John's orphanage there, He will er squad to make an appearance Sl«»«di Tilt American Legion Fmi New curbing has been placed on acceptable properties. Joienh G. MoCue teach u well as serve as principal. over. Ann was on the seat over Tbt Spinnlnf Whttl Gift Shop was from Fair Haven. ;,; IS8 and I.nrtlei' Auxiliary a*ak Its* W«i*s the Inland side of the bulkhead at Anne-* Heiltara, Mortgage Dafisrt. the rnnr wheel. Tho driver suffered Mnsallmi xuoit toweli, n>|iklm, dinner The fair has been running *ine« —Aavertlltmont, wllllni to imrcaaet up to 1,000 ment. Phone Rumion 1.0444.—Arivar> a lacerated hnnd. Police Chief anil uockliill thai. Ilnroecuo unil cock- iharai or any girl of 1,000 ahtrn al Marine park, and plans call for Im- tlMment. Electrical ... ll let", attmi'tlvrly boxed. 9 Mecllanlo Saturday night and will close tkl* Okrytlat,' 'Plymouth, International Salai •lock of Seconcf Nitlonal Hunk of Res Sterling Sweeney investigated. y Mel mediate resurfacing of th,e bulk- ind equipment. Water beatiri, auto- Htrci't, iiU'i l Hntikk, nest to flrfl o hhouie.— Saturday when tho grand prlie, 4 and MPflci, Maurice Schwarta, Ph Bank, John Wtmurt. Telephone Atlin head walk and part of the circle Chrysler, Plymouth, Inttrnatlotial aalei matic blanket!, rangee, refrletrntore, Advertisement. •. I. I-07S7.—Advirttismint. tla Hlshlandi I.OOOI—Adfarlliamtnt. as* service. Maurice Sehwarta, Phone fritsira, pumpi, motora, etc, b» O, C, Nolle television «#t, will be awarded, dilve at the park, J. I, t-07e7.-A«terllieme«t. Hotpolnt, FalrbankfMone, end MJHI, EnUrUln your (rlenila or club with Tin Red Hunk Itrithtrr la •uni'Ornd Rlniworm 1'unnl-Vnf. It taken only Chrjittr, Plrraoatli, International Bale* What Art tour requirement* 7 Conovtr ft ptniLlo Dirty. Exclusive line, luveiy hy loeMl M well nn out-of-town builncn- Chrjiltr, Plymouth, International threedsrsM•*hree days te •*• All«rui|lite.—AdvirAll «rui|liteAdvtr- end Kritla Mnyer't tMern, Carrier al Ba» ma' mske BTM. g^ee «n< 8er»lce. Phone etej, DrWti Knil fun for nil. F»m CoXoaia, mfMi, Advertisement* apnearlnir rvfulafif! •od iifvle*. sfaurlct SchwwU, " I'Jkm tot.1-iW . «l. U«. tal U« *tort>. AU* « eV §-mU—A.YlrtlnsasMi f acre Two KED BANK RKGTSTKR, JULY 7, 1949 ployed at Mid'a beauty salon, Red pi., gave a shower for the brlSe at Weddings Bank. The bridegroom, a gradu- her home last week. Guests were Officials Charge Will Eliminate Mosquito Commission Reports ate of Asbury Park, high school Mrs. John Vetterl, Mrs. Thomas VOI.KMAN—HOMAKII served with the Navy during the Vetterl, Mrs. Louis Scotti, Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Getzler war. He is employed in the motor ism Kane, Mrs. Frank Volt. Mrs. and daughter Diane of 23 Madisoa Mr. and Mrs. John Edward V'olk ave., returned home by plane this ICC Disregarded Discrimination On Activities in the County man of Forest Hills, L. I., have pool at Fort Monmouth. Harry Bonn, Mrs. Stewart Robin- son, Mrs. Raymond Pearce, Mrs. week after spending a month's va- The following special report of bavshore. and for spraying to kill announced the marriage of their cation in Europe. the activities of the Monmoutii adult mosquitoes should they be- daughter, Miss Joan Marie Volk YATKS—CHAMFOLLION Philip Mancina, Mrs. Dominick Se- Public Experts Against Veterans County Mosquito Extermination come numerous in and about the man, and Robert Thornton How- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mai taro, Mrs. Ronald Ooodenough, Mrs. Morris Shipkin of Prospect ave., resort areas or other densely pop- lette of Jackson, Miss., announce William Batter, Mrs. Anthony Gen- who is employed at Goldins Men's, Say Decisions Bill Places Chiro- commission was presented at a ulated sections of the county. ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haro:d meeting of the Rumson Borough K. Howard of Hudson ave.. Red the marriage of Mr. Mallette'a sis- tile, Mrs. Harry Kalman, Miss Phyl- shop, is enjoying a week's vacation. TJic military units at Fort Han- ter, Mrs. Stella Mallette Yates to lis Edwards and Miss Angle To- Mrs. Edith R. Smith of South x Were Based oa practors on Equal Improvement association Tuesday cock and Foil Monmouth do the Bank. The wedding took place maino. st. is enjoying two weeks' vacation of last -week: work necessary inside the reser- June 26 at Our Lady, Queen of Rene C. Champollion June 30' at With Medical Doctors vations. Martyr, Catholic church at Forest Los Angeles, Cal. from The Register, and is visiting ; Railroad Figures Although the past five weeks have The New Jersey Agricultural ex- Mr. Champollion is the son of KATZ-BEBK friends in Northern New York been extremely dry. there has been Hills. Rev. Joseph E. Buckley per state. -»The Interstate Commerce Com- The State Chiropractors' Society no relief for the mosquito-finhtinsf periment station operates mechan- formed the ceremony. the late Andre Champollion and Mrs. Mas M- Kate of Miami, Fla., snisslon completely disregarded of New Jersey adopted a resolution forces—mosquito brecdinK in cess- ical mosquito survey traps on a Mrs. Adelaide Knox. He is a for- has announced the marriage of her Mrs. Charles Stanfield and nightlv schedule at representative daughter, Miss Ann Stanfleld, of testimony of state and local offi- Monday indorsing a bill by United pools, and street drainage basins locations in the county to meas- mer Rumson resident. daughter, Miss Norma Ann Kati, cials, train riders and experts pre- States Senator Pepper of Florida has required the usual attention, ure the effectiveness of the pro- to Harold J. Berk, son of Mrs. So- Peters f\., spent the holiday week- the marshes affected bv tide water 8ELFRIDGE—MacLEOO end at Philadelphia visiting friends. sented in opposition ' to increased authorizing the appointment nf must be kept under stiict surveil- Eiam and to indicate, by the types phie Berk and the late Samuel commutation fares in the Jersey chiropractors in the medical anil of mosquitoes caught, what parts Miss Jennifer Selfridge, daugh- Berk of Spring st.. Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony LaPone lance to detect any breedlnir which ol the program need to be intens- and daughter Dorothy of Glovers- Central cue, spokesmen for North rehabilitation services of the Vet- may result when tides 1111 the pools ified. ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Gordon 8el- The ceremony, performed by Rab- Jersey communities charged today. erans Administration. Passage of and low places, and the ditch re- fridge of Union St.. and John Mac- bi Arthur H. Hershon of the Con- ville, N. Y., are guests of Mr. and Instance after instance in which the bill was urged to end "present pair and construction work is go- Technical direction and supervis- Leod, son of Mrs. E. B. Whisner of gregation B'Nal Israel, took place Mrs. Harry Vain of Herbert st. the I.C.C. refused to accept testi- discrimination in treating vet- ng forward, full advantage bcinu ion of the work rests in the hands Palo Alto, Cal., and the late John June 12 at the home of the bride- Mrs. Anna Shay has moved from taken of the neriod of line weath- of Hiimucl Smith, superintendent, Shrewsbury ave. to North St., Rum- mony of public witnesses but in- erans." er to advance this type of pcr- whose phone number is Keans- Nell MacLeod, were married last groom's mother. stead based decisions on railroad Under the bill, the science of manet work. Thursday at a double ring cere- son. burg 6-0496. The oltice is in the The bride attended schools in Mrs. Patsy D'Onofrio of Herbert tgures, which the commission it- chiropractic is recognized for the t-are of the office manager, Mrs. mony by Rev. Robert H. Ander- Ohio. She is the daughter of the self criticized as unreliable, was first lime in federal legislation as Lung Ranee 1'laa kdna Kins. The office is located in son, Jr., rector of Trinity Episco- st. has gone on a trip to Italy, anl The commission has during the late Max M. Kati. The bridegroom will visit in Rome and Naples. She- cited in an analysis of a petition part of the veterans health and re- the Eisner building 04 Broad st., pal church, at the home of the was graduated from Red Bank for reconsideration of the Jersey habilitation program. Heretofore, past three years made intensive Red Bank. Telephone Red Bank bride's parents. will return home about Sept. 15. studies of the problems in the 6-0970. high school and the University of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McKee Central case filed with I.C.C. by veterans have been entitled to free county, to try ,to work out a long- The policies guiding mosquito The bride was attired in a mar- North Carolina. During the war he the municipalities..- medical and surgical care, but were range plan which will ultimately work in Monmouth county are de- quisette gown, ballet length, styled was a lieutenant serving in the of McLaren st. arc parents of a .. Experts whose testimony on be- required to pay out of their own reduce the amount of repetitive termined by the commission, a with a full skirt and a high neck- quartermaster general's, office at son born June 29 at Monmouth half of the public was ignored by pocket for chiropractic treatments. work, such as spraying, etc., thnt board of citizens of the county, line. Bhe wore a Juliet cap, and Washington, D. C, He is now the Memorial hospital. The child has the I.C.C. included Gregory Hankln, Similar legislation has been intro- is now needed to control mosqui- serving voluntarily without pay, carried sprays of gardenias. She been named Robert D. McKee, Jr. toes. Only bv following such a tennis pro at the Colony Surf club, former chairman of the Public duced in the House of Representa- in appointments made by the was given In marriage by her fath- West End. The couple are living The couple also have another child, tives by Rep. Walter Huber of plan can mosquito breeding be board of freeholders. Present mem- a daughter, Elizabeth. Mrs. Mc- Utilities Commission of the District fully controlled, and the costs of bership is as follows: er. in Red Bank. S)f Columbia, who is widely recog- Ohio. the work held down to the mini- MisB Alice MacLeod, the bride- Kee and her son are expected William H. Hlntelmann, presi home tomorrow. nized by state regulatory bodies, Dr. Jack E. Kotlow of Wechaw- mum possible. dent, Rumson; Frederick Neaves, groom's sister, of Palo Alto, was WOLF—PARKER the legal profession, and federal ken, chairman of the Veterans The plan as evolved In now in vice president. Long Branch; The- maid of honor. She wss dressed 9 GetA*P s Blg,Bipe9 VS Aurtt/V Juicy Beauties . Lieut. Pempek Cpl. Robert Kirk The bodies of two llonmouth Sent overseas in May, 1M4, county veterans killed in France Lieut. Pempek was wounded July during World war II are beinf re- 13 of that year. He returned to turned to the United States, itwai duty July 2C and was killed the announced last week by the army. next day. omeh They are Lieut. Louii V. Pem- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. pek of Fair Haven and Cpl. Rob-Henry Russek of Fair Haven; a ert L. Kirk, son of Mr. and Mrs.son, David Louis Pempek; a broth- Robert R. Kirk of 2 May ct., River er, Frank Pempek of Erie, Pa., Plaza, formerly of Hudson ave., and a sister, Mr*. Victor Zawaaski Want something really refreshing for sum* Red Bank. of New York city. iner meals? Serve ice-cold cantaloupe .... Lieut. Pempek was killed in Cpl. Kirk was born at Newark. juice-filled, sugar-sweet and peak-ripe! The France July 26, 1M4, at the age of He was educated in BloomAeld 25. He was born at Erie, Pa., butschools and was employed by a kind of cantaloupe you'll find in the produce when a boy moved to Fair Haven, Bloomfleld express company. He department of your A&P, where fruits and where he was brought up by Miss was also a semi-pro baseball play- Susie Hayes of Church st. He waser at Bloomfleld. vegclahles that are harvested fresh and de- a graduate of Red Bank Catholic Cpl. Kirk enlisted at Fort Mon- livered fresh are sold fresh at thrifty prices. high school and was attending mouth in February, 1*43. He was night school *t Newark, studying assigned to Gen Patton's Third traffic management, when inducted Army and wa* killed Apr. ST, IMS, Into the service In April, 1M0. near Metz, France. First rlpt... ready ta slice flMW.'-.SWMt Lieut. Pempek received basic Besides his parents he is sur- arlon of 3 to 5 l4t training at Camp Croft, 8- C, and vived by a wife, who has since re- Tomatoes Red Plums Cslifornie married; a daughter, Irene Kirk, at Camp Jordan, Oa. After gradu- Full el juice... Florida Cullivstttf, * • N ating from officers' training school living at Newark, and four sisters, all of Newark. in October, 1940, he became an inin Seedless Limes carton of f_) for \_Q ft , . pint box 29* structor in radio operation aat The funeral will be held at Blueberries Camp McKane. Miss. Bloomfleld. Campbell's Tomato Juice ut* oz. can 1 Oc 46 oz. can 2 7c Green Peppers Home grown Ib. lije Nectarines California »>. 19« son Jack of Newark are spending! New Bcels Home grown Ib. 6c Crisp Carrots From California farmi bunch 10« Keansburg Couple a week at the home of Mr. and Tomato Juice Iona 1soz,can3for29e 4ooic.n21e Settles Suit for $750 . Mrs. John J. Kronenbergti- of Yellow Onions Home grown Ib. 5* Manning pi. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ann Page Tomato Soup • • • • ios*oz.«en9c Fresh Pineapple Medium m* each 19* Mr. and Mrs. George Trotter of Apt or Newark visited the Kronen- Cottage ave., Keansburg, accepted bergers Monday. Del Monte Tomato Sauce • • $n.un3hr22c a settlement of $750 in a. suit which Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Conroy was to have come up in county of Main st. entertained Mr. and Brill's Spaghetti Sauce • • • • ioi*ez.canl6e court last week. Mrs. Bert Gaul of Fair Haven over \ 1/ Ymm Like Tender, Juleg Cut* mt Attractive Mew, Ch—e The suit was the result of an ac- the week-end. " cident July 2, 194S, at the corner of Prepared Spaghetti AMPW »S% et.un 2 for 25c route 3t and Palmer ave., Keans- Mr. and Mrs. William Hellrlgel w burg. Involved in the accident of Ma'plewood spent Saturday at Henri'a Spaghetti Sauce « • • • i oz can 14c were automobiles belonging to Mr.the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A*P's SUPER-RIGHT MEATS and Mrs. .Trotter and Edward H. Guentner of Main st. Menner's Spanish Rice • e • • • \ Pace Six RED BANK KEfilSTEn, JULY 7, 1949 Estate agency is a medical patient day to spend two weeks' vacation Matawaii at Perth Am boy Gene ml ho:-pit.il. on C.ipc i.'od. Mr, and Mrs. Conrad Jolinnnsc.i Robert Gray of Harding bo'il'j- Mrs. Donald f. Weir, son. Don- entertained Saturday at a lobtlc- I vard has rccovorrd fruni ;in illni1.-^, :i'd. and si.-lrr. Miss Marian picnic at their home on Ed^cnu'rc ! which kept him confined .-fvci il ThnmpMin, spent yesterday at New dr. Their guests were Mi. and Mrs. day.*. Vui k ciiy. Horace Roberson and ML=s Char- Mr. and Mr*. Evan Cntlson mi! M:;!aw:in Ihst aid and rescue The lotte Batzle of Bayonnc; Mr. and children, Patricia and Susan, It'll silii::d is nnw conducting its an- Mrs. Wilton Lanning, Mr. and Mrs. Friday to ^pend a vacat inn with nual diive for funds in Matawan Raymond Peters, and Miss Wilhcl- Mr. Carlson's parents at Worcct-tei, and thn rural sections which it mine Harris of Westfleld: Mrs. Wil- Mn.ss. si-ivcs. Your generous support will liam Rabe! and Mrs. W. Oliver »ig- Gordon Lyons* fpi»nt the holiday he a|i.:iii'i i:\ti-d. Look for the man gin of Matawan. j week-end with his family at Cleve- in white. 1 BANK Mrs. Tcrhunc Valdes of Pennsyi- land. O. The return trip wa.s mad' Mr. ;.nd Mis. William Friedman vania was the guest of hunor ;it a by plane. of Kionlilyn were the week-end buffet supper piven by Mr. yivi "M r. a nd Ml*. Wa It vr K v.i m guests of his brother and sister-in- Mrs. Charles Schock, Sr., at thc.r moved Fiiday fioni their home JII law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Friedman YOUTFORMERLY HHIRSCH'S KIDDICENTEE SHOP R home on Edgemeve dr. The guests Broad st. to Newark. of Schenck jive. were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dunran of Mr! and Mis. Vincent Gray and Mrs. Jar.k Van Pelt is enjoying Kolmdel; Mr. and Mis. William children have moved from thcii a vacation from her duties with the Lippincott and Mr. and Mrs. Henry homo on Spring •"'. nnd are no v Ami'iican Can company. We're Remodeling To Bring You The. Largest Wickham of Red Bank, and Mr. living on Xetherwuod drivo, Cliff- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bednard nnd and Mrs. William Sutphin, Mi. and womi Beach. danchtcr, Sandra, of Camdon, were, Mrs. J. Raymond Ketchcl, Mr. and Thirty-seven members of th*j recent guests of Mrs. Bcdnard's Most Modern Children's Shop In Red Bonk Mrs. Jack Hessey, Mr. and His. Matawan fire department and tivj mother, Mrs. Marion Parish, of K. Howard Lloyd, Jr., Mr. and Mr?. truck of the Midway Green com- Wyckolf ;t. Charles Schock, Jr., and Mrs. Mar- pany 41a rt icipated in a pa rail e at With the Hanson VanWinkle guerite Laird of .Matawnn. Dover on July 1. They marched in Munning company and the Lavoie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cullican their new uniform.-*, laboratories closed for their annual and children Susan and Kerry nf Mr.?. Harold ^ie^ler and children, vacation this week, a large number New York city were the holiday .Judith and Harold, .-pent July 1 at of lucal people are enjoying a rest week-end gucsls of Mrs. Cullipun's Dover. or taking trips. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uern- Mr. and Mi>. Paul A. Kgun spent The Sport club of the Hanson REMODELING berger, Sunday in "New York city, whnic VanWinlile Munning company en- William J. Raljcl returned horiie they visited their uncle, Jamos joyed H recent outing to New York Monday from a business Ui.p to Wnllace, who is .seriously ill. city, where they attended a ball Canada. Mis. Marguerite. Schuber enter- game at the Polo Grounds. Mrs. J. Raymond 'KeUiiel enter- tained the Friday Evening Pinochle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tourine of tained the Tuesday Evening BriilKv club recently. Prizes were awarded Broad .st. entertained Mr. and Mrs. club this wcrk at a shower for Mis. to Mr,1', Phoebe A. Ziegler, Mr.-*. Alfred Anderson and daughter, John EggclMon. The guests were Dora r> ru gas and Mr*. J Dorothy Baibara, of Carteret July 4. Mrs, Ralph Bedlo, Mrs. Margucii'.e Pennctti. MisK Eleanor Hawk, vocational Liaird, Mrs. Channinj; Clnpp, Mi>, Miss Mniian Thompson nf Syra- guidance teacher in the Middlesex Leroy Sickels, Mrs. Edward Cuiric, cuse, X. Y., i.s the tuest of her sts- high school, who resides here, has Mrs. Frank BHSK, Mis. William ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Uift to spend the .summer with her Craig and Mrs. William Wasmuth. Mrs. Donald S. Weir of Broad si. mother, Mrs. Frank Hawk, at Phll- Mrs. Ralph Hcrrick was unable to She was met at Newark airport ny lipsburg. attend. her hosts. Miss Diane Diggins, Miss Eliza- Mr. and Mrs William R. Crais; Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Miller beth Ann Vrcolnnd and Miss Mere- and daughter, Carol, and Mr, and and children, Ellin and Jack, .spent dith Lulus are spending two weeks 'Mrs, Howard Erdmann and child- July 4 with Mr. and Mi\s. James at Camp Mattollionnquay. I'en Nancy Jane and Jack were the Brian at Trenton. Mr. and Mis. J. Franklin Dom- holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. P. Judson Evans inick entertained at a picnic sup- Wallace McCue at their summer have returned from their vacation per at their home on Lakeside dr. home at Mamisqunn. and will ppend the summer here, in Glenn anil White village. Their Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKn-u Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Morris of guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and children, Michele, Richard, Jr., Jersey City are spending a week Dominii'k and children, Charles and Patricia, were the holiday at the home of their diiu^htnr and nnd Sully, of North Plainileld; Miss week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. .son-in-law, Mi', and Mrs. Frank Mary Stuck of Perth Amboy; Mr, Garrctt, McKeen of Broad si. BIIHS. / and Mrs. Edwin H. Dominiek, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Anderson Paul A. Ee;nn is enjoyinK the sec- and Mrs. J. Howard Lloyd, Jr., Mr. and daughter, J:inc, Mrs. Andei- ond week of his vacation from his and Mrs. Douglas Ward and daugh- SAVE BY BUYING NOW! son's mother, Mrs. Monica Xewton, position with the Prudential Life ter, Joycs, and Mr, and Mrs. Rus- and guest, Miss Jo Ann Lazow, at- sell Pruden and children, Judith TO ENABLE US TO SERVE YOU BETTER, WE ABE ENLARGING AND MODERNIZING OUR STORE. WE tended, a performance of "Tho Insurance company. Miss Mtibcl Johnson of East KHicn and Jean, all of Matawan. NEED WORKING SPACE FOR THE CARPENTERS, ELECTRICIANS, FIXTUREMEN, ETC. . .. SO TAKE AD- Great Waltz" at the Paper Mill Orange is visiting her .si.ster, Mrs. Thomas Costello, son of Mr. and playhouse Saturday. M nude Barker ol Li tile, st. Mrs. Harold Coslcllo of Frcnciti VANTAGE NOW. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OF FINE QUALITY CHILDREN'S WEAR HAVE BEEN SLASHED Mrs. Wilbert Cox, mother of Mrs. Dr. and Airs. William H. Pengel iwe., cut his foot in the July Joseph Baler, broke her linger in a entertained July 4 at a buffet sup- swimming events staged by the TO AN ALL-TIME LOW DURING THIS GREAT SALE. INCLUDED ARE THE LATEST SUMMER STYLES, full recently at her home on Main per in honor of Mrs. Pengcl's fath- American Legion at Lake LefferU. at. Mrs. Cox has just recovered PLUS MANY YEAR-ROUND ITEMS IN INFANTS', BOYS' AND GIRLS' WEAR. from a broken arm. er, Gustavc Voolkcr, who was cele- He received first aid from the am- Susan Weir, one-year-old daugh- brating his 83rd birthday. Tiiu bulance, which was parked at the ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Weir guests were Mr. and Mrs. Howard scene. has recovered from an attack ol Erdmann, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr, and Mis. John Tourine cn- measles. ' Erdmann, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Rich- tcrtHined at a picnic and steak GIRL'S SKIRTS Mrs. Gusaic Bell has returned ard Erdmann, J\\t Mr. and Mrs. ronst at their home on Matawan COTTON CARDIGANS William R. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. lake Sunday and Monday after- BOYS' from a visit with relatives at Al- William Wasmuth, Mrs. Gustavo bany, N. Y. noons. Tho guests were Mr, and Three patterns in many colors. A sensational value! For boyi ant Mr. and Mrs. Story Hallock and' Voelker, Ross Fountain and Lloyd Mrs. Charles Zumbano, Mr. and •on of Fulton, Mo., are spending Cottrcll, all of MaUiwan, and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Tourine, Mr. and Mrs Elastic waist. Siies 3 to 6',i. girls. Siies 1 to S in white, blu« the summer visiting their parents, William H. Pcnjjel, Sr.. and Mrs. William Erlckson, Mrs. Martha Elva Bnrbnncll of Brooklyn. Lucg, Frank Tourine, Jr., Cloc Ann Sizes 7 to 11 — 100 CABANA SUITS and mail*. Worth $1.60. Mr. and Mrs. E. Story Hallock and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Anderson and Jo Ann Tourine, all of Mata- 77 1 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Andcrsori, both of this place. and children, June and William, wan, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred An Misses Ann Tichcnor and Patri- and Mrs, Anderson's mother, Mrs. derson and daughter, Barbara, of cia McKeen have returned after a Monica Newton, are leaving Satm*- Carteret, » GIRLS SWIM SUITS POLO SHIRTS week's vacation at Culvermcre, Culver Lake. Two-piece Lattex and Jersey com- Stylei for Infants, Boys and Girls. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Meghan and 2 Solids and stripes. Guaranteed bination. Colorful and practical at children, Ross and Phyllis, arc 98 fast color. Sixes 1 to 14. Reg. this low, low price. Sizes 8 to 14. Famous brand Boxer Shor{ and Shirt Set. $1.00'each. spending a month at their sum- Seersucker and broadcloth. Originally priced mer home. Point Pleasant. KEG. 2.H8 2-1. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrlck re- 1 at 3.98. Siies 4 to 10. turned yesterday after spending FRIDAY ONLY several days at their cottage at Pine Grove, Conn. ONE-PIECE Leroy Sickels has returned to his REG. 1.98 position in Chicago after spending the holiday week-end with his wife and children, Mary Lou and John. BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Eugene DiSanto has returned to SUN DRESSES CREPE PAJAMAS Ihis home on Main st. after being Sanforised cotton sport shirts. a surgical patient at Rivcrvicw Colorful print. Hade to sell for hospital for a month. Howard Friedman, son of Mr. 1.60. Sixes 3 to 8. And Mrs. Arthur Friedman, has re- 77 turned to Troy, N. Y., where he has accepted a position for the sum- mer. He is a senior at Rennsclacr Polytechnic institute. BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS .Mr. and Mrs. L. Forrest Garrison and Herman Thorsan of this place Triple-stitched Boxer Trunks In «nd Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Garrison eolorful print cotton. Guaranteed of Keyport left Saturday morning sanforized and fast color. A hard- 69 on a ten-day riiotor trip to Nova, FOR BUSINESS SIZES 3 TO to-beat value. SIZES 2 TO 6 •ficctia. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson, An economical lightweight machine 1 A Special Purchase for -this sale. Cool, cool crepe, that needs no ironing. Mrs. Monica Newton and Jane and that offers unparalleled performance A terrific value! William Anderson were July 4 and reliability ... featuring complete Three styles in many colors. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth rider control at all times. Greene of Griggstown. BOYS' SHORTS •William H. Tichcnor of Union was a Matawan visitor Thursday. TRANSPORTATION Cotton (abtrdine and broadcloth Mrs. William Tierney was a The Mustang's low purchase price and RAYON PANTIES Boxer Shorts. Solids and prints. TERRY ROBES guest of her sister and brother-in- amazingly economical operation ... law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Values to i.50. at Manasquan last week. plus its power, speed, get-away and Run-resistant rayon, lace trim, 1 A terrific buy. Regular 2.98. safety make this your best all-around Miss Ann Tichenor was an over- elastic waist. White and pastel Sixea 2 to CALL RE 6-4038 FOR FREE ESTIMATE HUNDREDS COME NO RED OF OTHER 12 Months To Pay ^'.. 1.25Week SLIPCOVER FABRIC TAI'F. UNADVERTISED IN A LOOK AND LEATHERETTE YOUTH CENTER FURNITURE V VALUES / AROUND SOLD BY THE YARD AND FORMERLY HIRSCH'S KIDDIE SHOP ABC DECORATING 106 SHREWSBURY AVE, 20 BROAD STREET RED PA*K JtEOMTBB, SMI 1, 1949 plans to retire at the cloae of the trict superintendent. Yearly re- Saturday from a visit with friends Little Silver conference year. The minister, ports were rendered and a covered- at Louisville, Ky. Apollo Club to Give Mr. itt Kn. Nicholas A, Foran who had retired six yeara ago after diih supper was served in the hall. Mr. and Mm. Marshall Went of FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION ae tea Amimw of Buffalo, N. Y, a long- and outstanding ministry, Everett Brower of Drummond Eimlra, N. y., will spend the week- G»nc«»rl at Ocean Grove I tMat tht holiday week-end with so expressed himself at the fourth pi., Red Bank, aa electrician, was end with ftlra. West's sister, Mrs. It. Itoraa't titter, Mrs. Albert Fer- The Apollo club of Asbury Park ' quarterly conference held Friday the winner of the Plymouth sedan Walter C. Morris, of Rumson rd. will give a concert for the bene- ity ef WIUtM dr., Uttle Silver. night in the church hall. He came disposed of Saturday, the last They are making the trip to at- Mr, TfM wat tht recent winner out of retirement on the request night of the Little Silver firemen's tend the wedding of Mrs. West's fit of the Hannah Grossman chap- j OF •f the IU.00O prite on the Colum- of New Jersey conference officials fair. The hot weather during fair granddaughter, Mies JoaTi Scul- ter, Veterans of Foreign Wars, of I Ulaiden! 7mn bia Broadcasting- show, "HU the to serve the Embury church tem- week affected the attendance. thorpe, Sunday at Lonft Branch. Ocean Grove Friday evening. July' Jaekttt" He Is a veteran, having porarily and has returned each 35, at 8:15 o'clock in Ocean Grove ', A covered-dish luncheon was Dr. DeMaris will speak Sunday auditorium. I served aa a commander in the year since that time. During hia held yesterday by the Woman's So- at the 11 o'clock service In Em- a»vy la tht Pacific theater on the paatorate a new parsonage adjoin- ciety of Christian Service of Em- bury church on the theme, "I Am The Apollo club, a male chorus, VMM Randolph, an aircraft car- ing the church haa been built. bury Methodist church at the home Proud of the Gospel." will bo directed by Allan Woolley j rier. About 30 member* of the church of Mrs. Noel Nilson of Seven and accompanied by Francis Ko-I KIRSCHBAUM'S Her. Or, Vurnan A. DeMaris, attended Friday's conference which Bridge rd. 1km Bid Bank •••itUc Is lupptt damn, concert pianist. The soloist! 23 Broad St. Red Bank' whe hat terved a six-year pastor- was presided over by Rev. Her- Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sawyer •v local M well s> out-of-town butinru- will be Helen Harcourt, soprano. | bert J. Smith of Red Bank, dis- men. Advertisement* appearing rs ate at BtJibury Methodist church, of Bilveraide ave. arrived home krlj tall Of storT.—AdnrtlMaunt A varied program will be offered. ?*3"*;f T' '' I MtM Elian Kelatyre Mr, and Mn. tamual MetetyN Ht Scobeyville have aaBOtiaeee tlM Rner Coffe engafement of their daufhtar.MiM « At Any p*,. Elian Mclntyre, to Paul Bents, Mn of Mr. and Mr«. Julius Mat* 1 ipu.y. Eaat Brtntwood, U I. The •nfat> went ni announced Suadar at a Coffee £ 45^ party at the home of the aartBtt of the bride-elect. Farrell PredieU mm *GroBs' Beach Fee 8S2 Mayor Thomaa rarrtll of vigorous flavor! Bright mad* it clear thla wMk 2 £ 81c All 3 that he doca predict a WO.Ott to- of Acm«', come for hia borough's mualelpet eltndtd beach thli summtr. However, ht nejt-flo •aid, he meant thla will - be the "g-rou revenue" of the beach, ntt "net" M wae reported last Week. "dross" aUo ii the meaning •( Councilman George Krauss, chair- man of the beach committee. Ht predicted revenue at ffO.OOO. "We are doing very well here this jretx, CbffeesHitt/M$potf tplendidly, |n fact," aald the mayor. fntk re "But we also have a big txpenit to pay to keep thing! going at their O-I beat , . . We're making money, but not that much of It." Joining the more conservative estimate of Mayor Farrell thli week waa Amberte Neleon, the 1>each superlnttndeitt. "I think •we'll take in between 1*0,000 end *«5,000," he told The Refiner. No Guessing! For Refreshing Iced Tea, Use Dairycrest Ice Cream limn art Price Market]! Receipt Eatontowa With Tefal Make* Redtecklnf Ideal Tea Bags *?? 15c Mtftproof Bag Mttl Richer, eretmler, imoothsrl Councilman Jamei N. Weieott, laiyt YM Pay Only Oneal Mtr- Unmitched for delightful fttver snd txquliits bouquet. Jr., has been elected treasurer of Serve It for dessert! Refrig- csrtss the Shrewsbury Mutual Fire In- chanalta it "Ct^ta" fw FrMhmni erator trty pscksge. durance company, with offlees. an Ideal Tea Bags "*\V 43c VZ 81c Main it. He weceeda the late George C. Hopping of Bed Bank, Orange Pekoe Tea 7,26c ';',49c and will continue hie active < section with B. D. Wolcott's at the Main at. atore. The new MIllMANl treuurer'a grandfather, the late' GrapeJuice Mayonnaise 41c Bloomfleld D. Wolcott, waa a/form- H0 1 er prealdent of the company, ana Prune Juice " ST^ 20c Mayonnaise *°VM ,. I« hit father, Jamei N, Wolcott. ir., Acme Sov-U-Trim re- HOIW>C4ITI larg* California la secretary. Sidney J. BMM, moves much lurplui Orange Juice 2 '£ 37c Salad Dressing tt-«i. i former mayor of OCtanport, CUMOOf preaident and James S. Qrlffft of fat before weighing. Tangerine Juice 21^ 27c Hamburgers New Monmouth is vie* president Cantaloupes Word hu been received hare Grapefruit Juice 2 !!T 25c Spaghetti the death Sunday of Harry New M Sugar sweet, targe de* comb of Landadowne, Pa., a torn- Blended Juice 2 ^ 31c Spaghetti ZZ 'tT27c •r ticket agent at the Eatontown licious ripe Californiai railroad station. He leaves bit Grapefruit Juice tT27c MustardS 2T»25c wife, the former Blanche Arraftet Chuck Roast at their best! 1 of Eatontown, daughter of tht Tomato Juice T - 10c Heinz Pickles **£&: 29c late Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Ar- Bone In. Acme Is fomous ranct, and two daughters, Two years ago Mr. Newcomb was called fo beef. Featured this •ack to the station to nil In for weekend! R month. He formerly resided on China Beauty Lipton's NOOOU Blueberries'~--29c Lewis at., and was a cousin of Mr*. Soup Mix Florence Knight of this borough. lb Chow Mein Ui«a Mabel Reinlf of Sagiatw, coMntn WNMB, s*f> 47c 3 r 32c •Mich, la spending a vacation with Fowl JsS 39c Cherries "*«*.». 29c tier brother, Rev. Dunham V. Rel- nig, and wife at the Methodist 4 to 6 lbs. averofle. Serve fowl for dinner! parsonage. The minister It a na IHomNIW tive of Saginaw, Libby's Peas **Vr- 21c Cream White 29c Red Plums as •. 19c IDML Pride of Crescent council, Sont , fend Daughters of Liberty, which Tomatoes %£* 2*^ 25c Apple Butter N,19c bu been meeting for several years Veal a* "» 55c wlltltl{ In the borough hall, hu secured a AcmeMConi ^i:::19c Deviled Ha£~ We meeting place in the new Ameri Acme's-milk-fed veal Is tops In quality! : Celery Hearts «•19c can Legion post home. The f Corn wLisTL 2 'iJT 35c CodfiSh SHIIDDID • >kt' >OC Ksalon in the new home will, bo onday, Aug. 1, and tht lodge wil Rib Veal Chops '•»• 69c Potatoes wZ 2^ 27c Codfish Cakes JETS 20c m. •• \\ BB ^bf.|tlaai BJatkAsksM a^aaAsil'al ^r ^BF B^^ meet thereafter each Monday l ^B^SJ *^aT III Wltill VBRTaVNt) ^•••^t'Vil W ^^F ^y ^^ night. The beach party planned Tomato Paste J^ 2^ 19c FilmAr.32c:S38ci:t49c for the Fourth of July night at 4 North Long Branch was post Baby Foods t£T10 r 93c Gold Dust Powder ^ 19c poned on account of the weather. Plate Beef 'al; H k Cucumbers & «*" 6c MJ«» Edith Johnson it spending Jr. Foods SfoT 6 2T 83c Woodbury e .^J!Z4 - « 31c ft 17-day furlough with ker fathtr, Louis Johnson of Lewis st. She Joined the WACS two yean ago, Bologna *%:'£: and has been stationed tor some A & B Kraut Hunt Club tlmt in Australia. Mr. and Mn. Frottod Food Department FealMrtt* Watermelons James Johnson of Elltabeth spent and Franks Dog Food the week-end at the Johnson resi- J Red ripef Sugar sweet! Jt dence here. Teddy's Fillet of Perch Z 35c 29c 5 L 63c Mr. and Mrs. Janet Parncll oi Featured at all Acmes! IB. ••AC Lewis st, moved Tuesday to Lon Libby's Frosted Peas 2 !£ 49c Branch. ft. >Ie Item Wltb ImlM rose casts NAIIKO lOUtl IHfMV ll-ei. («r Mrs. Dunham V. Relnig, wife ol the Methodist church pastor, I Strawberry Preserves 29c able to be out again after a week' Premium Crackers^ 25c Save lllnesi. The sum of 1B7T Is reported to Sunshine Hydrox 2Z, 25c 7-Mimite Pie Crust -* 16c have been cleared by the recen MKED GOODS concert given in the Methodltt IMIIGGZIT J T t+B. celts hat • • *• Church. Social Teas S° 2^ 27c Gravymaster 15c The newly electid officers of the VIMINM III WIW4ND SMCMU AKO AU It lions club will be inttalltd tt GOLD SIAL lirfs "flfise A" All-Wli* regular meeting, next Thursday Peanut Butter ..... 35c Evap.Milk .r 2r23c lln Csrtse flight at Old Orchard Country club. FRESH EGGS •I IJ Misses Lyda and Virginia Sin- Iced Spice Loaf«ch25c S Blueberries" "TS^L. 33c 75c gale, who are employed in Wash- l ington, D. C, havt been visiting Delicious spice loaf with fruit and nuts added. Rice Krispies ^Tl^ 14c Fruit Cocktail T- 35c Gold Sea! Eggs "-r^.M. 71c their parents. Mr. and Mrt. Thorn* U at Zlngale. Miss Virginia Zlngale Wheat Puffs r 2 £ 15c Del Monte Plums£A27e Silver Seal Eggs **' SL - » 67€ It remaining for another week' VJMMM Ul WIM-ffW JpKfUt y HAl vacation, while her sister re- Rice Puffs 3-ln-One Oil" *2 19c turned Tuesday to her government Cinnamon Streussel Loaf 25c Glendale Club Cheese T. 25c'" •tcretarial position. Try some toasted, It's really delicious! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth of Hat- COCOA American Loaf Cheese ".*£** 45c fcrouck Heights returned home Hershey's IUTTH Lux Flakes Tuesday after a few days' visit Supreme White Bread *"« 14c Aged Cheddar Cheese £.«.•• 69c with Mrt. Roth's mother, Mrt. Toilet Soap Rmma Brown of White it Large enriched loaf. Why pay more? Muenster Cheese *• 39c Mm Maudt Polhemut of this 4 -*- 28c «ae« accompanied her daughter, Domestic Swiss Cheese * 59c Mrs. Uuia Hellurtake of Freehold Cherry Coffee Cake S'tZ 29c on a two weeks' motor trip to the C6mi Pabstett ™»*» Cheese ?T 23c Pocono mountains, pa. Cocoanut Crunch Cake 39c Wrisley Assorted Kirkman Soap Silver Dust Gold-N-Rich Cheese * 65c TH'O BOYS BVBXED New Orleans Pound CakeJ?. 39c Toilet Soap Flakes •£ 27c With Cannon Fact Cloth Harold Matthewi, 11, and Robert »•« tatt ais wertk II sslra IMl. Mild Cheddar Cheese * 49c Morgan, 12, were treated at Fltkln Maple Walnut Layer Cake 65c 10 -Sri 59c tf»s*Mii seesaw «mt« fsst. M petkits hospital Tuesday afternoon for Sheffield Cottage Cheese t" 17c powder burns received when a b •hotgun shell exploded 'at their Supreme Assorted Rolls "3715c home on route 33, Jer.eyville. State Del Rich Margarine ,i! 0: 31c police reported that one of the boys hit tht shell with a hammer, Princess Margarine X 21c causing the discharge. The Mat- Open Every WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR RENT AfTS. 4Mb. ROOMS TO RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SMI REAL ESTATE FOR SAU REAL ESTATE FOR IAU I REAL ESTATE fOR SALE In the matter of the eeteu of Law* FAIR HAVEN—Three-room lurniihtd BUILDING LOTS at fibre Manor. Obit COLONIAL FARMHOUSE tree. Neat VAN HORN—Excellent location. Attrac- MOVING TO KBW ENGLAND. Mult Waring, deceased. Notice to credi* PIANO—'Any kind, any condition, M. CAPE COD COTTAGE. Furnished. rive »n to present cltiml tgalnat eatate. Tenter, 23 Peers gtreet, UkWMl> IOOBM. i» rettricto* aection of Bum- apartment, near river and but lino. place, Shrewsbury, Bestrictcd residen- river. Modernised an4 attractively tive six-room home, fireplace, en- sell charming Cape Cod cottage. Ma. For rent about September 15th. 150 per Month, Phoae RC •-4S41-J. tial locality; 100 feet from school, stores decorated, two baths, screened porch, loud perch, hot water oil best; land- Three bedrooms, aecond batb under con- Panaaat U) the order of Dorman Maa Phone LA 4-.U0. automatic best. Very desirable home. leaped plot 100x110, eld apple trees; itructlon. Expansion attic: all atedira t4dln. Surregtte ef the County ef Meas STEKESTtV'lN -tNTlNG lor. tweFor further information, write "T. M.FUKNISHED ROOMS, on bus line, very • nd bus line. F.M.A. approved. Utilities M.." Box fill. Red Bank. near to Fort Monskouth. races and snd curbs. Price 111 per foot from, Rolaton WaUrbury, Realtor, II W«.t• I3,UOO. Rty Van Morn Agency, fair onvenlence*. flrepltce, oil heat; terraea* outh. made on the third day ef Jane, weeks, a glass wall case six inches each. Phone LO 1-4IM." . fail Anthony Piccola. EA 3-UO»« Front itreet. Phone RE t-HOO.' Mav»n. Pinna ttf; «-4100.' outride grill, huge oak treps and log- '49, on the application of The Plaint deep, not ov«r eight feet high. Contact CALL RG f-0410 to Hit your property AUTHENTIC COLONIAL home, built in VXK""MO«K-Falr Haven buagaiow*. roods on attractive lot. Will Consider Id Trust Company, Sole Executor el P. O. Box 47), Red Bank. for rent or for oele. Lawley Agency. BEDROOM, clean and comfortable, one UaV01iHii.iiitearinitble7OnTot ie estate of Lawis £. Waring, deceased, block to town. 28 Elm place. Phono Rumton't nutit residential eeetiont. the 17th century. Houte thoroughly Cenrenlent location. live roomt, ket our offer. Write, "New England." Box *iOT HOW LITTLE, but how much wa 2/2 acrei. located on top of a knoll. .jodemlted. Four bedrooms, two bathe, water kttt, autemetlc gat ket watei 11. Redjenk^ >tlce is hereby given to the -^editors , can pay you it our flrtt consideration. RE t-4883-J. See your own broker or call RU 1-1 Oil. powder room, flva Irepltcet with orig- heater; garage; 17,500 calk. Ray Vaa eeld deceased to exkibit to the sub. So first telephone "The ffollys" An- REAL ESTATE WANTED SH inal mantle. Wide beard floors, veran- Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phone DC KKANSBUKG— New cinder block, four- ribsr, sols exicutor, as aforesaid, thell tique! RU 1-0T78 for authentic ally eld APARTMENT. — Three LEONARDO—Seren.raonrkouw, aft im- roam bungalow aad gtrage. plot lobts and demands against the aaid *a- rooms. 165 monthly. On riverfront, 14 provemente; garage; plot 10x108; das, attrsetlve kitchen with eld Dutch •-II00." ' >0.tl2i>; nesr schools, stores, depot, articlea you no longer need, LIST VOUR PROPERTY for itle ei price tpOO. Owner. AT 1-0871. >ven, but thoroughly up-to-dste. Shade ?AN HORN—Just repainted. Spacious ~>te. under oath, within six montha from PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy let catli LARGRivcnidE ePLEASAN avenue. TPhon furaiikee RdE roo«-4tH-J.m with' reeet. Also iix-room cottage; btni; ieaeh; oil furnsct hetsthet water. Rsss- e date of tha aforesaid order, er they ' ~~ Piters place. twin bedt. Will rent single or double. HOUSEt—Five roomt tnd btth, hot two-story kerne, tiled katk, flreplsce, mable offer considered. Owner, 87 111 be forever barred if their actions a 24-2«-foot clinker Built ski* wltb water heat, acrcena and storajsaih. studio; II tcrtt, high elovition. flth odern kitchen, ell keat, screened Myrtl* avenu..* •helter cabin or windshield. Mutt W In Fine location. Phone RE I-0I7I-J.' pandt, hgrbogut. Asking 141,500. Tsxes porch: double garage. Asking 111,100. iercfor against the sold lubicriber. A-l «h»pe. Write, "Print* P»rty," Bex CONITANCI WITa Atney. U Maple Call RU 1-1824._ only 1118. loliton Waterkurr. Bealter, HOUSE AND STORE, It* Shrewsbury Dated: Freehold. N, J., June 3d. l»*t. mm Pair Haven, Pkout Red Bank tl fOUTM STB T—Comfortaoie.koaie. toTHSTTLE ESTATE" Your chance t» Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair Mavta. Oil. Bed Bank.* *•>••*• Cuk kuforo (or aU trios of like roeen. faeat lea Baak l>ilti. II West Front strict. Phone RE 4-Pheno IE ••4luo.* avenue. Aek for Miss Ortelll.* IE PLAIN-HELD TRUST COMPANY, Ift. P. secure borne or building lots, reitoo- 3S00.' r By: JOHN V. TRUMPQBB, TRAILER HEATING STOVE, Internet. rotloe ible. Higheat point, Shrewtbury sector. VXimoB:N=t >mfertable and ettiaV- HOME FOR BBGINNERR. Cape Cod Vlee President. ioml or Duo-Therm. P. O. Box It,I4ST woVOUin\ PROPEBTV with ••• Quick 'e'meet '.ea*oele>t inspect, make oiler. Address, Day, 1X1RIVER FRONT—On the aarth tide of tlve. Six lerge rooms. Combination l»40. Flnplaee, dinette, twe led- 202 Park Avenue, lied Bunk.' NMIM ud • tuutro deal, drtonacN Bank »-Ula, Mn. North 17th otreet. Etst Orange- the Shrewsbury ririr. Elght.room cen- storm windoera; tbadr plet 71x175. Near eems, tile eeth, oil heat: espsnllon isc- Flalnfteld, N. #- CEO BUILDINQI te be wreoaed. Kw iMn, IIT rirat •>••>•, Atlutio Wcfo TO* aUlCK aALIFCoay tiw. ury eld colonial: four acrei; 300-foat school and river; double garage. Atk- nd floor; attaeMd gsrage; Ill.lOO. •orge F. Jfetfieli), K"1« Mirtlandt. P»oa»' 1-Uuo. Dowttra. fWfo TO* aUlCK aALIFCoay i .lver frontage: boat slip; IS3.OO0. Rol- Grosslngsr ell Hollar. Broad and Me- perleneed wreeker. Call El I- atAPLE (likOVt)Vl)i BOTHHOT , open til fear, room buagalowl , nicelily decorateddt, dmod- ing only IM00. Ray Vaa Kern Agency, 5 Worth Street, 117 5-W.* LOT WANTED—To build a acne la v kitchen and btth; earner lott allston Waterbury, Realtor, II Woet Front Fair Haven. Phone RE 1-4100.* henle str-.tl. phon^JM! d-tluo.* lalnfleld, N. J. Italian metall! Bf»ly docovsted. kltok- itreet. Phone RE 8-8800.* e BUY UUNI of ni type m tmmff Bed Bank ana. Plttaa state price, lo- ta priv.leiii., ritioaiblrettoatkleo ratalrata>, Fumlekod hot water keat, good cellar. Immsdittt VAN HORN—Secluded riverfront home. FOUR-BEDROOM Red Bsnk home. Urge Attorney. tion, used or at*. -Islla's.areeKlSlia'f, UN*I en «dM cation o! let, anal alia. Write ts "Lot Mrtaeat, Ill, electric, bell Included. potteiilen. 18,500. Mario Cox Agancy, MUMSON Riverfront. Seven rooms, auto- Rolling grounda. Seven Urge rooms, rooms: handy location. Needt decor. Front streets._. Opel) dally •«.•.«• Wanted." Box 111, Bed Baak. Jew all ficllltlei. tl Ctnttt avenue. Psrtaupeck, Long Branch. Phone LO matic keat: two-car garage: 110 feet Firspltce. automatic heat: deukla ga- ttlng. tome modernliation: htrn; ga- dea-Mtb County Surrogete's • ». J" d Bandey mornlnga. UHlKcT »AWP-WO a.ve dientt Atlantic Highlands. Phene 1.1IIT. I-U02. of bulk-headed riverfront, small dock; rage; koatkouaes dock. Often Invited. rage. Atking li,600. Grolslnger dt KEANItTURO—Three leti, iialOO each. 111.500. Roleton Waterbury, Realtor. Ray Van Horn Ageney, Fair Haven. Heller, Rroid tnd Mechanic itrcitt. In the mstter of the esttte e.f J ANTKHJU—B«t pried Mil. Cblaa, waiting to buy all typet of propurtleii t»- -AfcY-AND-Iosm ea. bottd. I West Front atreet. Phone RE 4-3500.' Phone BE 4-4100.' Lewlt Hay, deceased. Notice to credit •lasewets, pleturee. stetueo, button, in tko Red Bank area, tor prompt te- wtt_ plenty of bet wittt. Jutli « fsw All utilities, near but, stores and ''hone RE e-iioo." • ire to prtaent clalm> against mtata •uttl ton, leapt. pUtolt, gel* eelyt, flon, pkoae, write, or Thlt the John L. doors from Broad strut. II Wallaea betth . Would tell en terms siptt-atily. RED BANK—Modern cottage, six roomi, VAfiTllORN—Riverfront home. Modern Phoi.o Keana. 1-1171 or weite. I. MM two tile batha, automatic heat; breer-e- throughout. Six rooms, tiled bath, Are* BETTING FOR intlquia with todaya Purtuint to thi order of Dorman M* •ue fiirnituro, lusswuta eeuety eeehs, Mlnygh Ageacy, Buanoa road. Phono itrtet. Phone Bed Berk •-0H1.M. way: attached gtrtce: five-miV tier: convenience!. Excellent location. Oil "addln, SurrogaU of thi County of Mom snaps. Pearl Gilmaa. II tprlM Street. RU 071« . with Ro'ite 1. Boa 47. tatontown. •Atrt. automatic heat, loiely porch heit, Areplace, IU batht, four led- louth, made on the fifteenth day m MH Bank. Pkona •••I4B-M. TWO ri VNIIHED Hi,000. Roltton Waterbury, Realtor. facing river, New kitchen equipment; LOT—Suitable for tmall machine ohop, , Ineulre aafter I SHREWSBURY. Immidlato eecuptney. I West Front itreet. Phone RE 4-3800.* roomi; 120.000. offeri invited. Gros- une, 1949, on the application of lidel, Mi^rt-ttT KICM lm yoai ell car. We about 200x200 feet, on main hlghwayt kitehe17a 1 privilegesMeckanit. tlreiu Baa New Cape Cod, four eeomt, bath, ex. • 15,750. Riy Van Horn Agency, Fair ilngir * Heller. Iroad aad Mechanic r Union Trust Company, sols executof 0 buy, we asll. we trade. Coast AuU north of Ktyport and ettt of Freehold P. M B"d Bnk «.1274. tended attic, full ctlltr, ell heat; flxlSO. OWNERS MORTdACKS In any amount. Haven, Phone REJ^JUO^ itrsets. Phone RE 4-2100,• the estate of J. Lewis Ray, deceased, %les lac. 111 Monmeuth sweet. Bed •r In other eatll* found loeatlont. Low Phene XVV luaJad u. with Easy ttrms. Reys, I Menmatitk ttreet. Interest rstes 4ft.4«ri. 100r« C. I.'sVAW MoRN^Settlng for antiques! Re- lice is hereby glvon to the credlton Bsnk. AdJelBlsg Bitdt's Carltea tkoettr. tax rate and reatonably priced. Mutt cold luraJaktrunningd waterrooau,. twia Phone R. B. «->lH. up to lia.tOO. Roliton Watsrkury, modeled century old home. Ten reams. FOR LEISURELY LIVING. Ili-roem said deceased to exhibit to the sub. hot and Realtor, II West Front street. Pkene Ihree baths, two flrsplacss, Duteh even. riverfront reildsnce, Rusnien. Deck. Phonl K. B. " •"" have Jersey Centrel electric terviee on double beds. urn eleaia Utehsat , ddining LOTS—All lets elttned. Have all facili- iriber. Sole Executor, ss aforeaaid, thell MORTGAGE, IB.toO.Bulldlaf opertr. Wiite, "Lot." Bos 111, Red residential asctloa. ea kits RE 4.3800.* . Six acres: garage; 127,800. Ray VanThree bedrooms, steam heat, oil fired, lebts and demands atf&lnst the said ei« room, nice ties In user development. Bias Italll. OLD COLONIAL house, nine roomi, Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phone RE lunroom: two-car garage, Aaklng 110,. Red Bank vicinity. Appreaiaata Bar* Kink. line. Phono LO I-8II4-BI8II4B. Close to baa lad kuslneet. rhena B. 000, Grotitngir • Heller, Brosd snd Mz, under-oath, within six months froia ket valle 111,000. Write P. O. Boa 114, UE RlbCB. Ruasten, two large bed- bath, central hall, 'replace: two-ear ie date of the aforesaid order, or they rooms. In private home; near bis line I garage: one aere of land, In line loca- VAN HORN—This excellent home of Mechanic street!. Phone RE ••1100.' III be forever barred of their aetienl led Bank. • . SlSEOW UAKE PABK—Alegnter eee- tion: 111,500. E. C. Read Agency. •even room will give yetrt of com- WANTED TO RENT garage available. Business man. Phone tlea, aere pitta I a saedere mgttieted RED BANK RESIDENCE. Bit resets. srefor against the said subscriber. RU 1-Om-B. :__ Phone RE 1-0121,• ortable satisfaction. Oil heat, flreplaea; Modern tile kitchen, three bedroomt. Dated; Freehold, K. J., June IStks retldentlal slereloMNatl P. B. A. aa»HTKED BANiT Bungalow, five rooms, large garage; 111,501. lay Van Horn ..Ie bath, oil heat, storm assh, tereent: SITUATIONS WAMTID HOUSE OR APARTMENT. Five roomi, OCEANfolT—Modirn furnlsked, newly bath; two-car garage: lot 178x811 to '-ncv. Fair Haven. Phone RE ••4100.• unfurnithed. Young ntrried anan. deceiated apartment,, bedroeta (or garage. Asking 112,004, Orsiilnger A IDBL1TY UNION TRUST COMPANY. Phone RE «-Io7i.' •tudio room if de.lred): kltebln, small river and only 110,000. I. C, Reed IONHOUT. ..K. ttick.lurnlshi"lurnlshV i 'teen Heller. Broad and Mechanic strssts. By: WILLIAM L. BBOWJR, PA__E*8 ATTSNTtOMI Paras keatt ss^jftmsw*- ff-'sT;Agencyr . Phone RE I-0I8I.* room house, two bathith , ttwa tunPhon- e BE l-210».* and dairy kandt euptllet. fkate yea* sitting, private'bath and tatranee. All koase iltea atlll available, awe yaar real. £'_.. ' Assistant Trust Officer, utllltiet furnlihed; nttr but lino and EvVLV J, six roomi. Juit porches, itcitn heat, fine year around 788 Hroad fitreet, • order and 1 «ill no* UM kelp. Qttfan't tsn alsa ft Alsiatdsr, aa the off bualnesi district in hurt of Redhome. All modern conveniences. Gartget A HOME BUILT on year lot. Capo Cod •uploynuiit Agency. Vii Park Bo*, M, APTS. M«J ROOMS TO RENT itoret. Couplet only. Phone EA I-Phone Bed Bask UUU-t. or Colonial design. Five rooms. Ex- Newark, New Jersey. 0747-W. Bank: lfl,»00. I. A. Halgh, real estate. plot t!0. by those who availed themselves of the op- SAFEWAY VACATIONING SOON? portunity—that many Save money for your outing . . . dollars could be saved by purchasing their stock up now at SAFEWAY carpets and r n g # Hiss Ada Elisabeth Dcrricksoa NOW. Muis Derrickson was graduated from Middletown township high school and in employed at the sig- The savings you can make at Safeway on quality Our sale ends Sat- nal school, Fort Monmouth. Mr. foods of every description may help provide part in-day. Mills served seven years with the of the money for your long awaited vacation. medical corps. He is planning to enter the California institute to Savings on individual items may appear small, but study for the ministry. they soon add up to a worthwhile sura. Stock up Come in, compare and SAVE. now for your vacation trip. And remember this: 34 Traffic Offenders Wherever you travel in the United States or Canada. JOHN C. EBNER Tried by Stilwell _ look for the friendly Safeway stores serving many communities in both countries. You'll find out- Thirty-four' traffic casea were standing values comparable to those listed below. CHiCK THIS LIST tried before Stanley Stilivell, magis- trate of Atlantic and Holmdel Fricassee 8Km* »*»-51« BAYNTON'S Floor Coverings township*, during June. Those who were tried include Al- Corned Beef *««« »-••" 45* bert I. Fleischman of Matawan; RINSO TIDE FAB James Killibrew of -Newark, and SOU DRINK Pigs Feet ***** >*•» 25« Minnie Langfcldcr, New York city, lie. pkf. If*, pkf. $15 each for passing school buses lit. Pkf. Hamburger «i«-J« •-•- 43* and careless driving. Charles P. c NiD M iMrt Abrail, Roielle Park; Andrew Paul, Hash °* " • "•'*•<•" 33< CarUret; Andrew W. Maccer, Mat- awan; Michael Kreptella, East Abbott's Cheese SSflf 25« Orange; George Menghi, Brooklyn; "YOUR CHOICE: Cnimont Root Im, Crijmont Cheese Food •*««" *X*23« Etta Willis, Mt, Vernon, N. Y.; Cretin Sttfa, Snowy Peik Ginger Me, Merry 26- 2fi 26 Frank Capone, Newark, and Harry Mil Sperkliat «W, Sno Col. nil McOurgen of Woodlyn were fined SeaoM UmmXiriK Sodi. Cheese Food; .«" 25« $10 each for speeding or careless 10« driving. Potato Chips '"« Maurice A. Welih, Jersey City; ,2£r21«-."tf.1.23 Salmon Milton L. Zimmerman, Re,d Bank; fink C«wJ* wGINGEt All * 7 m. r\r\ RICE KRISPIES 2 ' 25 Robert Behrens, Union; Daniel Sardines *«T 11« Joseph, Jersey City; Sidney Gross- man, Albury Park; Denver Lind- Ginger Ale %SiN5g?2'tt 2* STRAWBERRY - SCHIMMEL Party Cake Mix ley, Jr., Hidden Valley, Pa.; Irvin 1 Bllberman, New York city; Peter P. Coca Cola - - 6i:,\ 25c 11i. jar 2| | e D;v;l| Foo dd Mix JB^-33. aiti Angelo, Elizabeth; Arnold Schein- mii man, New Brunswick; John Fltx- Root Beer .6'l£. 29« PRESERVES . . 31 Cracker Jack - - 2*.' pi gerald, Avenel; Walter Mackovlki, IMl NVHMN MM MMM CNUM ilCW rdrl Perth Amboy; Ty Cobb, Marlboro; KOSHER - LEIBO STRIPED ROYAt SATIH Mary Jane Cavanaugh, Newark; Prune Juice *«»•« * »»• 25e John William Braun, Btlmar; An- thony W. Pomper, Perth Amboy; Tomato Juice S£V" 3'ts: 29c RENT PILING UP ? John Venikus, Linden; Gregory Muntakas, New Brunswick; Santy Grapefruit JuiceHOS» T\M 25« PICKLES . . . 21 I % can Masalnni, New York city; Thomas BUY A HOUSE OF YOUR OWN... Matthews, Brielle and Luther Jones of Jersey City were flntd1 9 each for various violations. Wo matter how lone you par rent—four home atill btt»ng§ to Richard H, Jones of Dumont was %r SERVE FLAVOR-PERFECT MATS FRISH FRUITS AND someone else . .. The name amount of msMjr each Moath would lined $7.50 for passing a car on the left; Joseph Porcelli of Red Bank, pay the Principal, Interest, Praxes sad Inturaneo on a msrifafe $2.50 for reckless driving and Ben- • * .;< . i. • ,• • • • VEGETABLES Each end every piece of meat Safewsy KIIS ii gusrantred'per- jamin Kinhner of Perth Amboy, $2 Such variety! Farms all over the nation are viaited Ey our buying loan at the Red Bank Savings ft Loan. Come la and let us for driving without a license. fect esting. Ic mutt be tender and juicy or money beck. Note experts, who select for you the fresh foods of the season. Come see how show you how quickly and easily you can awn your own house. the official U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE grade (tamp on the meat many crisp vegetables and luscious, ripe fruits you have to choose from. Sea Bright you buy at Safeway . . . here's complete assurance of fine quality, good-eating meat Mrs. William Rodney's birthday every time you buy ... graded by thoroughy experienced and licensed gov't graders! FANCY WESTERNS RED BANK SAVINGS was celebrated Tuesday evening with a family party at her South AT THEIR BEST at. home. Present were her husband U. S. GOVERNMENT CRADED GOOD" BEEP si sf% ABftlMMI affcllBfeM Q and three daughters, Mrs. Elsie ** LOAN A ASSOCIATION Keenan and Mrs. Lillian West ot C VteDobr this place, and Mrs. Adele Matov- To Security sky, Deal, and Mrs. Rodney's sis- 1 CHUCK STEAK C"'' 43 CANTALOUPE ST.' MD BANK NEW JtrlStr ters, Mrs. Margaret Donaldson and Mrs. Bessie Layton, Rumson. Mrs. Rodney was born in Union City and has been a resident of this UV. 5S.. GOVERNMENCOVERNMENT GRADECRADED IAAJGOODI " BEEF borough 44 years. Fresh ib. RED-RIPE-JUICY The sum of $350 was cleared .by YOUU LOVE THEM the cake sale held Saturday on the GROUND BEEF Lean -Honrio be comfetfeble all summerfong ? Methodist church property by the Woman's Society of Christian serv- ice, with Mrs. Oscar Anderson us SWIFT PRFMUIM or ARMOUR STAR SKINLESS « ,L chairman. Reports show sever/i! WATERMELON more dollars will increase the pres- 29 ent total for this successful church benefit event. FRANKFURTERS »53' Record crowds overflowed the borough beach front over the week- FANCY EASTERN end, and the recipts reached $4,400 the largest amount collected this e GOOD COOK1RS season thus far. POT ROAST" '.ir » 65 NEAT LOAVES. . » 49« The (sir being held jointly by tha 1.1. "MM" SB SB Sea Bright American Legion post BOLOGNA .. . . *49' and First Aid squad opened Satur- e POTATOES day night on the station plaza and has .been well attended. Ground LEG OF VEAL « n» » 55 IIKII. nice M HMI M1% 519 prizes are being awarded nightly. BLUEBERRIES i" - ^- 29* NEW CABBA6E A The.fair will close Saturday night. s H BMUIISCHWEISER » 49' Install a CARRIER Room Air Condition"! Rev. Joseph S. Eldrldge was in- VEAL ROAST" ;Vi " » 45« MUD Hd UKIW UtLERY $?&!'%& 2 »• 25« RADISHES CAIOIf< vited to return to the pastorate of IMIEI-tHMT CUT S|k the Methodist church for the third SMOKED PICNICS » year at the fourth quarterly con- 45> ONIONS 3-17c CUCUMBERS 2»15« ference held Wednesday night of •EEF TOaGUE .'.'. » 49" last week in the Methodist church. CUlAilY'S GOLD COIN BEETS CAKDINfMSH PEPPERS ClOtSYCMIN Rev, Herbert J. Smith of Red Bank, district superintendent, pre- SLICED BACON 45< Gfncfry ptiff* rflwltwt lhr9u|h Wrrinrtdly July )3lh; sided aiid complimented the offi- Mrll, Dairy itiil Produce ihioufh Stluiili)' July 9lh. " Injey Good COHM and Ssva cials and pastor on the splendid Restttd frtih, (found to ordtr reports and the general condition , up to K>< or mofs a pound of the church. All the apportion- SAvms whsn you buy — , ments were paid up for the year Marqarine SUNNMANK nb.pt. 29« and the reports showed the church AIRWAY COFFEE Krispy Crackers ™< i,fc 25« . has had another successful year. Evap.Milk a« i % 23« ||ftB U|| pnpCTP Mrs, Frances Gould was brought lib. bat Kool Aid «SI0 flAVOi15 / •>k" y« I"UD nitL «wrrEC to Mrs. J. C. Smith's home, 42 Wal- SUCID CIW Gelatine lace St., Red Bank, from Monmouth HIGHWAY Memorial hospital Tuesday morn- Ice Cream Mix »« >»••*•• 29c ing by the Sea Bright First Aid Don t n}is\ the cxctlmcj reading 'Citrus Salad JSiS! v> squad ambulance. Mrs. Gould re- WHOU KIKNll 12 ol Shoe Polish 'MWIN" »«•*••• 10c HICH QUALITY MRI WWCHTS quested through her physician the HIGHWAY service of the Sta Bright aquad, NUMAB f Cleanser Ol°M1C" 2 <"" 23c to which she Is making a donation, Mayonnaise ««>- 19« ' Why simmei thta summer? Put a the conditioned air without drafts. V HIU MACIC She has a summer residence here. Saltines »A«U-WESTON I ib »i 23c Bleach " «••*•• 15« r^ i quiet, handsome,, easily installed Only Carrier (Wee you the benefit* Mrs. Wendell T, Powell, Burling- ( : Carrier Room Air Conditioner In of pioneering research and world- ton, who with her husband and Shredded Wheat N*««0»k» 16« Flit I^'QT ««•- 23c wide air oondltlonlnf experience, two children^ Louise and Kenneth, A woolrh ot Informotlon '. your oBcc and home. It cools the l ontortstamojrt far MI^ '• air, wrings out humidity, filters That's why Carrier Is the, beit buy, spent the week-end and holiday with her parents, Rev, and Mrs. ; out dust and pollen and circulates Call us today tor information. Joseph S. Eldrldge, drove them to her home yesterday for a few days' : (Abov«) Tilt Ctttln Window Mod*) l*e« Air CMHItM* LAVA SOAP _ SUPER SUDS m WOODBURY SOAP (Itlow) Tht Ntw Carrier Centals 'Air CsaalHMer visit. • DASH DOG FOOD SPRY A meeting of the Woman's So- DEC. IGE ASK ABOUT EASY PAYMENTS ciety ot Christian Service will be IAR fKC. held nest Thursday night at the 2 CVN'S 25C CAN Methodist parsonage, NOEL R. NILSON JEAN SKNN ENGAOCD Compressors a Commercial Befriferatora • Display Caste Peter R. Farley of Maple ave,, Be sure... shop SAFEWAY Water, Beverage, Milk Coolers • Air Conditioners Fair Haven, has announced the en- Home Freeters gagement of his daughter, Jean Farley Senn, to Wesley A. Croilei1, TEL. RED BANK 6-3454 son of Mi-, and Mrs, Edward A. RED BANK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS KEANSBURG Croilsr of Fair Haven rd,, Fair 87 BKOAD ST. RED BANK Haven. A fall wedding is planned. 36 Monmouth St. • NEAR BROAD 111 First Avenue 242 Main Strrtt Page Twelv* HTT> BASK «r«I(»TKR. Jt'LT T, Church Awards Testimonial for Miss Enriglit Atlantic Highlands Harry McDanid When in Keansburg...See Presents Tickets to 14 Beach Opens A Simplified Course To See Nile (>uin<'» Councilman Walder of Popular Music Al Ebhel§ Fit-Id It the Operator DAVE CAMERON On the Piano Fourteen awards, consisting of More than 100 bathers took ad- baseball tickets to big league vantage sf tht Atlantic Highlands Phone RE «-4080 or 6-iMtl games, were made by St. Gabriel's beach which opened its season Sat- Jeweler & Watchmaker Studio—Koom 27 church, Bradevelt, Sunday even- urday. Kelly Bldif., 157 Broad St., ing. The beach, which is in charge of Bed Bank Dorothea Kinney of Holnidcl re- Councilman Edward P. Walder, is 10 CHURCH STREET KEANSBURG ceived box seats for two to attend 3,000 feet long and is located be- six night games as the suest of tween Ave. A and Ave. D on prop- George Sternweifs, Yankee second erty owned by Harry Hauser of For Eitjultlte Jewelrjr, Dlaiwls, Gem, Watches, Blagi aaA Leonardo. baseman. The second prize of box Silverware. The irtMoat Mevacjr ia watch wpalrlig, scats for two to attend five night Mr. Walder said there ia ample games at Ebbets field. Brooklyn, parking apace and expects that the went to Ross Henderson of Mnta- beach will become more popular wan. Nelson Capcllau received a as time goes on. A life guard is "AH Workmanthip Guaranteed" v box scat for two to the All-Star on duty daily from 10 a. m. to 6 game at Ebbets field. p. m. Two box scats for two games at Tht councilman said that .con- Ebbets field were awarded to struction of a picnic ground, rides Danagh Park, New Vork city; for children and rtfrtshment "The FuulMt Iiact la Tows' John Judge, Maspcth, h. I.; Henry stands is being planned. The Sea Cramer, Union Beach; John Nicd- Scout ship of Atlantic Highlands erberger, New York city; Mrs. operatti a refreshment stand at the ijohn Reilly, Bronx; Arthur Show, beach. South Amboy, and Ernest Meyer, Seasonal rate privileges ar« giv- BATTON'S Brooklyn. Other winners, whose en local residents. names were not complete on the HAPPY THE BRIDE tickets, were from Freehold, Perth Members of the third grade, class Pictured above Is Norman guest list was madi up of all the A dish of sugar added to the Amboy and Brooklyn. ] of 1922, gave a testimonial dinner Sickels giving a corsage to Miss class members who had their pic- water in which vegetables are FUN SHOP cooked adds to their flavor. last week at Willowbrook, Fair Enright. Others in the picture are ture taken in 1932 at Mechanic it. WITH A OKI'S DIVORCK Malcolm Mlnton, Mrs. Gertrude school, and of the SI individuals in • MONMOITH ST.' BED BANK Haven, for Miss Marguerite En- (Second Floor—Near Broad St.) A judgment of divorce was right of Spring st., who taught the Levinsky Wasscr, Rocco Calan- the school picture, 27 attended. BOUQUET 01 granted Virginia Payne of Red driello and Alfred Bloom. The class Some ot the class members are Bank from Valentine Payne on class. The teacher retired this year also gave her a radio. living in Texas and Vermont, and grounds of desertion. The order from the Red Bank school sys- The dinner was arranged by Mr.all those living within New Jersey Featuring an Exclusive Collection was granted Friday at Freehold tem. Sickels and Mr. Calandricllo. The or nearby states, attended. by Judge Donald H. McLean. Mrs. OF Honey Bee Flowers Payne was represented by Flor- ence F. Forgotson, Red Bank at- Stale Bankers Will the board of First National Bank menheln of Long Branch is a torney. and Trust company of Paterson member of the registration and Russell X. lloclukisn and vice president of the Ameri- hospitality committee. Meet al Sea Girl can Bankers association, will be Ml Broad St. Ked Bank 64020 HKALTH CLINICS The annual regional conference one of the principal speakers. MAGIC TRICKS Nurses of the Hartshorne Me- RETURN TO MICHIGAN morial Health Center at Camp- of thr New Jersey chapters of the Merle Simpson of the Belmar Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kane have AND bell's Junction have anounccd two American Institute of Banking will National bank is'Chairman of the returned to their home at Dear- Summer Business be held Saturday at the Stockton arrangements and entertainment special clinics. The first, a pre- committee and will be assisted by born, Mich., after visiting Mr. natal clinic, will be held at the hotel, Sea Girt. More than 150 Kane's sisters, and brother, Misses Hours members of the Institute from New Frank G, Warner of the Freehold center tomorrow afternoon at 2 Trust company and Marie Barbour Mary and Agnes Kane and Edward o'clock. The second, the well baby Jersey, New York and Pennsyl- Kane of Mlddletown township. JOKER'S NOVELTIES vania are expected to attend. F. of the New Jersey Trust company 8:30 a. in. tn 5:30 p.m. clinic, is listed for next Tuesday of Long Branch. Helen M. Blu- at 9 a. m. Raymond Peterson, chairman of It PnyR to Advertise In Tht Register. "Come Vp and Look Around" DOUBLE SPOT SERVICE! THE BE 1 If R THE BEST WELSCH'S OAK LIQUORS C3MARKET STRAWBERRY GRAPE WINES XisisssA ""•"•'•-'-"'" PRESERVES JELLEY COFFEE DAVIDSONS^ 39'/, BROAD ST Rf I) BANK f) \1> BURN'S FANCY N. Y. STATE STORE TOMATO JUICE OPEN FRIDAY \» NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M. JUST ARRIVED FLAGSTAFF i». pilfO PINEAPPLE JUICE COFFEE can 5/ FROM SCOTLAND! FANCY TEXAS UNSWEETENED BEGAAN BRAND CHASE * SANBOBH 1 ft. COFFEE can ST COFFEE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE OLD. DITCH lft. OUR OWN IMPORTATION COFFEE can 59° TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL MARTINSON 1 ft. #aaO 49' DAVIDSON'S COFFEE can 65 PRUNE JUICE SCOTCH Imported Portuguese Breast o' Chicken SARDINES TUNA FISH LARGE VINE-RIPENED CALIF. 8 YSJS "=? FLAKES CANTALOUPES •aeh 17 LARGE BUNCHES 0 One of the flnent qualities. THIN SKIN SUNKIST 0 Made in the finest Scotch tradi- tion by a 300-year-old distillery. Cardinal Fancy, CELERY HEARTS LEMONS 0 Distilled and Bottled in Scotland Columbia River Exclusively for Davidson Bros. c SALMON PICKLES bunch 12 4M. 39 43° bT 29° FANCY JERSEY , U. S. No. 1 FIFTH COLONY, SWEET, COUNTRY STYLE BLUEBERRIES YELLOW ONIONS For 8-Year Old Scotch PICKLES CHIPS box 29 CA8K 3 -14' I.9O LARGE GREEN " » Fltth» LARGE BUNCHES CALIF. PEPPERS CARROTS s J. I. BHAND FANCY bunch New Jersey's finest and Red Bank's only 100J 15 10 BROCCOLI PKG. Self Service Meat Dept. No waiting in line—- DOUBLE SPOT SERVICE ! you are always No. 1 at Davidson's. COLD GOLD Concentrated Calif. 6 01, THE BEST THE BETTER' ORANGE JUICE CAN 21 SUPER c LIQUORS X FANCY 15' 2? 47 MARKET FULL Quarts % Gal. Gal. LB. s: WMt Rt I Ht Wl V WINES I CHOPPED SPINACH OF 999 us is f( ONOMUt 23 QUART EXTRA FANCY DAZZLE AMMONIA BOTTLE 8OZ. 17 DAVIDSON/9 TIN UQUID DAZZLE QUART 39'A BROAD ST. CLAW CRAB MEAT 49 BOTTLE 95 BROAD ST IVAAILE STARCH 19 RFD BANK 63 3 34 RFD RANK 6 W6U }?