RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXV, NO. 31. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 29,1953 10c PER COPY SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16. Merchants Offer Bargains To Thrifty During Red Bank Sales Days Plan Dinner Mar. 10 to Honor Residents Flock Garden State Parkway Developers To Public Hearing 3-Day Town-wide

Plans for • dinner Mar. 10 at Sea Parkway Booms Shore' On School Budget Girt inn in honor of the men who With the advent of the parkway Sale Starts Today wen inatrumcntal in the develop- great changes are in the making Board Defends Items, ment of the new Garden State park* along the entire Jersey shore. This way were made at a meeting Fri- former "country" section of the Architect Explains day of a committee of the Mon- state Is seeing a boom rarely be- mouth and Ocean County Realtors fore equalled:in the history of New New School's Features and New Jeraey Shore Builder* as- Jersey. Farms are being subdivided Council Holds Up Bev. Anderson, lociation.. LITTLE SILVER - Nearly 200 into development and homes are persons attended Thursday night's Invited guest* and principal being planned and constructed in public hearing of the board of edu- Action on Move speakers will include Gov. Driieoll, unprecedented number*. New shop- cation to hear board members ex- Sale Chairman, Ransford J. Abbott of Red Bank, ping centers are arising. Farsight- plain the '53-54 school budget and •tat? highway commissioner, and ~ei merchant* are planning subur- the proposed $225,000 new school Paul Troait, head of the Turnpike ban outlets. Towns are blueprint- building. To Cut Inlet ing extra grade and high schools. cotnmlulon. The budget and the new school Tells AuchinciOBs Likes Response The parkway celebration dinner While U. S. census figures for 1990 provide two of five features of the committee is headed by Thorns* A. reveal a IS per cent Increase in Feb. 10 election. Another major Information Is Needed Mathls, Ocean county treasurer, New Jersey's population over the issue wfll be' the election of two Fifty-two stores are taking part and E,. Donald turner of Belmar, 1940 period as a whole, the notice- board members. Mrs. A. Edwin Prior to a Decision in Red Bank days—a. town-wide honorary chairmefl. Theodore Smith able rise Is seen when examining 'Burdge and George W. Rysffr seek sales event—to be held this week- of Riviera Beach I* general chair- county breakdowns. .The shore re-election while Mrt. Walter In- RUMSON—Because "we arc in no end—Thursday, Friday and Satur- man. Representing the New Jer- counties of Monmouth and Ocean gram and Karl Jacobi seek election. position to make, an answer," May- day—according to a list released aey Shore Builders association are show a Jump of 40 per cent and BO There will be two other questions or Francis J. Nary Thursday night Monday by the Red Bank Com- William Marktn, Elbcron, president per cent, respectively, comiderably on the ballot. One is an $800 item directed Borough Clerk Albert A. munity Chamber of Commerce. of N.J.S.B.A.; Joseph Fratantonio, greater than that of any other to provide financial assistance to Kerr to advise Rep. James C. This is one of two such sales to bs Spring Lake, past president; Arthur county in the state, and bears eighth grade pupils for their trip Auchincloas that the council here held each year with a concerted ef- C. Turner, Sea Girt, put president; strong evidence that the shore t.i Washington, D. C. The other is could give no Immediate opinion fort by all the local stores to give Raymond Daniels, Point Pleasant, points are rapidly passing from the a $1,500 item which proposes that Bev. Anderson of Anderson's Music shsp, chairman of the retail trad* committee of on a proposal to cut an Inlet exceptional values and to offer vice president; Harry Sunns, Lake- "summer home" classification to a the Tomalno property at the rear through the south beach area at close-outs in their various lines. wood, treasurer, and Robert Skold, locale for permanent residence. of tt)e school on_ North Lovett ave. th* Community Chamber of Commaree; Ray E. Taylor, executive vice presidept of the Cham- Sea Bright. According to Bev Anderson of Sea Girt, and Allan Vautler, Toms be purchased. If approved, the land Anderson's Music shop, 21 Broad River. The surge in population growth ber, and Leo Goldberg of Yanko's, era shown at Yanko's store making plant for the distribu- Mr. Auchlncloss asked the bor- would provide an exit to North ough's advice in reference to ef- St., retail trade chairman, this is In Monmouth and Ocean counties Lovett ave. and relieve congestion tion of display material in connaction with Red Bank Days. Mr. Goldberg is a member of tho first of Red Bank's annual •Board Representatives reflects an influx of people from forts of Sea Bright officials and north and South Jersey, as well now experienced on Markham pi. the Chamber's retail tradt committee, which is sponsoring th* sales promotion. organizations to construct the in- winter sates events, and the com- The Honmouth County Board of mittee is working toward eventu- Realtors Is r6prcsented on the com- as from out of state, particularly •Shell' Proposed let. The congressman wroto that those from the Philadelphia area when he waa mayor here, he op. ally enlisting all 175 Chamber mem- mittee by Ernest L. Martin, Glen- Meeting in the auditorium to ac- her stores Into participation. dola, chairman; Rolston Waterbury, who have moved into Ocean eounty, Total Eclipse of Moon posed such an inlet because he commodate the large attendance, feared the rush of tide water The next sale Is scheduled for Red Bank, secretary; Theodore F. Where daily commuting from this Lester W. Taylor, president, intro- License Inserts Firemen's Ball section to the metropolitan areas Vitible Here Tomorrow through the inlet .would flood Rum July and plans arc already being Appleby. Asbury Park, pact presi- duced W. James Taylor, architect, son properties. Ho said, however, mado for this event. dent; Edward VanNcM, Spring was formerly formidable, the park- who explained the reasons for the way's lack of crosa streets and red A total eclipse of the moon— that he looked favorably upon an "Even those stores which have Lake Heights, past state associa- proposed 12-room "shell*' building. Available Feb. 1 which occurs during a full moon Well Under Way inlet at Spermacctti cove at Sandy already had January clearance sales tion president; Jamea B. McAfee, lights enable the motorist to main- The board contemplates furnishing As a public convenience, motor- tain an average speed of 50 miles when the earth and the moon Tickets for the 28th annual ball Hook. will offer addition savings during Bridle, past president; Kenneth L. six rooms if the proposal is car- ists can obtain their 19SS motor are In a line with the sun, and of the Ked Bank Fire department Red Bank Days," Mr. Anderson Walker, Shrewsbury, put president; per hour, and travel time to work ried, adding other rooms as needed. Councilman Charles B. Harding or Dullness in New York and Jer- vehicle registration insert renewals the earth's shadow fallt on the arc In the hands of the ball com- said. Serving on the retail' trade L. D, Edwards, Sea Girt, and Ray' The architect said the proposal and drivervllcense renewals on and moon to deprive It of some of the mittee and arc being disposed of said Army engineers have never committee with Mr. Anderson are mond VanHorn, Fair Haven. sey'* larger cities Is now a prac- made a complete study of the pro- ticality. was decided upon because it is after Feb. 2, a full month ahead light It received from the sun— rapidly. At this early date the af- Robert de la Reussille of Reus> The Ocean County Board of Real' more economical. He added that of previous years. Miss Edith I. will begin tomorrow (Thursday) fair promises to surpass any pre- posed Inlet. He said ho desired siles' Jewelers: Michael Schneider* (on It headed by the president, Parkway authorities expect the through the medium of alternate Wennlng, license agent at 19 Mon- vious undertaking of the depart- more Information on the commer- afternoon at 3:M when tha moon cial value of th« project and the man of Footcralt Shots; Ralph Al- Robert Haag, Toms River. Serving section from Cranford to Union to bids, adequate construction could mouth St., Red Bank, announced enter* the penumbra, or outer ment of like nature. lan, manager of Stein bsch's; Abe with him are Ernest DeVoe, Point be completed this summer. The en- be obtained with available funds. today. The Inserts can be displayed amount of freight It would bring shadow of the earth. The ball will be held at the to the Shrewsbury river. He added Rosenberg of the Bob and Betty Pleasant; T. C. Hlerlng, Seailde tire route, when finished, will run Looking to the future, he said, It on the vehicle Immediately. Molly Pitcher Saturday night, Feb. shop; Leo Goldberg of Yanko's; Leo Heights; Stuart W. Gurney, Har- from Bloomfleld area to Cape May, will be more eeonomleal to furnish The moon will reach the eunbrs, that an estimate of the cost ob- Heretofore, registrations and driv- en heavy shadow at 4:51 p. m. 21. under' the auspices of the ex- tained about ten years ago was Diamond of Straus company; Ros- vey Cedars; G. Clinton Grlggs, and should make the Jersey shore classroom* as needed because such er licenses were not issued until ecutive council of the Red Bank coe Angle of Albert S. Miller Shoe Lakewood, and F. B. Simons, one of the most desirable living expenditures could be made in.fu- At C:W p. ro. the moon will .be- $1,000,000. He also said that the Mar. 1, but the increasing volume come totally eclipsed. It will re- Fire department of which Angelo effect of tides has not been re- company, and Eugene Mage* of Adamston. areas in tht state. ture budgets rather than by special of business, which has reached ap- Ciagllt Is president, Robert Forties, Clayton * Magcc. referendums. main as until JiSe p. m. At S:40 solved, there being » wide differ- proximately 1,750,000 vehicles and p. m. the moon will complete it* vice president; Kenneth Woodward, ence of opinion on the question. The general tone of the meeting 2,000,000 driver licenses, prompted secretary, and Harry Hoffman, Asked to Use Marine Park Journey to the outer edge of the treasurer. James Doig is chairman Councilman W. Dtnsmore Banks During thi* special event all Dr. M. M. Dorizas Indicated that the new school pro- Motor Vehicle Director William umbra, and by isaS p. m. It will Board Adopts posal would be favored. Various J. Dearden to advance the issuance and Charles Knoll Is co-chairman said he thought the inlet would store employees arc requested by be out ef the shadow area,. of -the ball committee with Fire create "higher high water" and the Chamber of Commerce to park board members answered questions date a month. The magnitude ef th* •ettae* I* To Address Lions from the floor. Among the question- The Feb. J regulation applies ; Caqplfatener Harold Hurley aa "lower low water," but agreed that their cars in M&rmu pa.vk on Ihe ers was Mr. Jacobi, who asked ISM of the ^y!^ f tonerary'. chairman. a more comprehensive study should river to provide parking space close $826,497 Budget only to registration and driver II- be made. Red Bank's 19SM4 school budget, "Tha World in Action" will be why the board had not provided censo renewals and not to Initial Each of the six companies of at hapd for shoppers. totaling $826,4»T.M, was adopted by th* subject, of Or. Michael M. sufficient space prior to the present applications. No MM Initial vehicle the department have appointed a In other business, counell referred Aa an added attraction and spe- -tha board of education Thursday Doris**, a member of the faculty Urn*. group to serve on th«-ball-commit* a request .of, Edwin Stewart'.for cial-feature, Atlantic Appliance :BM night after a,~publlo hearing -at of the Wbarton .(chool.-ot-Lflnance uild Plans te*. They are Hook and Ladder, tour separate assessments on the engaged Miss Ronnie Rudolph, Phil- which no objections were raised.. and commerce at tht University of . _ Finance* The earn* Orang* end blaek regis- Ex-Chief Robert Forbes, Thomas property he has sold to Mr. and eo horn* economist, to demonstrate Tha new budget Is 196,814.93, Pennsylvania, when he addresses Mr.* Ryser, who I* chairman of tration plate, lamed for 1961 will In . Maisey, Raymond Sergeant, Mrs. Frederle Tompkins to the bor- the preparing, packaging and stor- higher than the current budget of th* Red Bank Lions club Tuesday th* special committee studying the remain on the vehicle during 19H Dessert-Bridge Gerald Jordan and Joseph Calver; ough attorney and the assessor. Mr. ing of foods at the Atlantic store, $730,6*2,92. Of tha total, !8M,T8t at th* Molly Pitcher hotel. new school, answered that the and eucccedlng years, Utaa Wen- FAIR HAVBN-The junior guild Relief engine, Ex-Chief Raymond Stewart's attorney, Thomas P. 35 Mjbnmouth st, Friday, Jan. 33, will be derived from local taxes as Born of Oriek parents In Con- board had anticipated using the nig explained. These plates can- of the Chapel, of the Holy Com- Browcr, Chad Hendrlckson, Fred Doremus, wrote that Mr. Stewart from' 2 to 9 p. m. compared of 1901,598 last year. stantinople, where hi* father was basement in the wing built In '49 not be legally displayed on a New munion at a meeting last Thurs- Munden, Edmund F. Sickels and subdivided his property and thus ' A general invitation is extended Paul Toung read a litter from tint secretary of the Greek legation, for three classrooms, a teachers' Jersey motor vehicle after Apr. 1, day night at .th* home of Mr*. .Joseph Holiday; Independent, Chief should be entitled to a breakdown to the public to attend the freeter th* Red Bank Teachers' association Dr. Dorisaa waa educated at Rob- room and other facilities. He said however, unless the cream-colored Edward Rogers, 2* Hlllerest dr., Harry Aumack, John Hand, Calvin of the present asseument. demonstrations, and refreshment* which analysed the budget. Ac- ert college In Constantinople where when the school was built, the metal insert bearing the numerals mad* plans for a dessert bridge to Carhart, Peter MacDonald and Eu- No action was taken on a requet] will be served. With the purchase cording to the teachers'- figures, the he gained fame as a member of the board had assurances from the "53" la attached to th* lower part be held Monday, Feb. 9, at S p. m. gene Patterson; Liberty, Ex-Chief by Joseph G. McCuc for a hearing of a model GH122 Philco freeter, budget has a surplus or $31,129 Greek Olympic team. He later re- county and state that the space of the plate. The insert will be at th* Wlllowbrook. Dominic Figaro, Sebastian Colino, for rent decontrol in the borough Atlantic is offering free of charge, which they felt could be used to In- ceived his PhD at the University would be satisfactory for class- serially numbered.and.recorded on Mrs. Harold Glblln and Mrs. Rog- Joseph Masta, 2d., Deputy Chief Councilman Peter Cartmell said $125 worth of (smen food. Accord- crease salaries. Mr. Toung ex- of Pennsylvania. He served in the rooms. the registration certificate along ers, co-chairmen, will be assisted John Higglns and Alex Renzo; th* rent control law expires Apr, ing to the Atlantic management, Army during World War I and was In April, 1951, he said, the erchl with the plate number. by a commute* comprising Mrs, Union, Leonard Perry, Henry Hig- JO and that setting a hearing date plained that the $31,1» surplus an- appointed geographlo and linguistic there are absolutely no restrictions ticipates that the board will oper- tect prepared plans for arranging "I trust many motorists will take Hugh Dlstelhurst, decorations; Mrs. glns, Harry Hoffman and Jack might almost extend to that time. In choice of food. "The cuttomer expert In Syria and Palestine on those rooms, but the county super- Edgar V. Denlse and Mrs. Hodge Loveraidge; Westsldc, Angelo Cia- Councilman R. Park Lamborn add- ate next year with its present staff. Mandate* In Turkey. advantage of the opportunity to has th* privilege of selecting what- The budget will be put before the intendent vetoed them because of renew their vehicle registrations Boulware, awards; Mrs. Stanley glla, Louis De Lorento, Nell Gettis, ed that "all things point to de- ever frosen food items he or she voters in the Feb. 10 election. Dr. Doris** ha* been to Russia a new ruling by the state depart- and driver licenses during Febru- Fielder, tickets, and Mrs. William Andrew De Pontl, 1st Deputy Chief controls" in the present national desires in whatever quantities de- ten times, seven time* before the ment of education. An appeal of G. Borner, Jr., refreshments. and Kenneth Woodward. administration. Mayor Nary di- Mrs. Peter Kocachok asked that ary, and thus help spread the work rected the clerk to advise Mr. Mc- sired. The food is delivered to th* the board provide $200 In its new war and three times since th* rev- the superintendent's refusal did not load," said Miss Wennlg. The Those serving will be Mrs. Wil- Quite a number of tickets have customers' home free of charge. olution. change matters, even though the liam A. Wren, Mrs. J. William Cue that action on his request will budget to pay for the use of the agency hours during February will been forwarded throughout the be held up temporarily. states the management. high school building tor classes for state deliberated on it for severs' be 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. dally and Morgan, Mrs. Warren Huguley, town to persons Interested in the Those merchants participating in displaced persons. John Giblon, weeks. from 9 a. m. to noon Saturdays. Mrs. Marjoria Longman, Mrs, department in hopes that these Council confirmed the mayor's Red Bank Days arc J. Kridel com- vice president of th* board, ex- Calvary Baptists Mr. Ryser said th* building pro- Douglas Fredericks, Mrs. Joseph tickets will be purchased to assist reappointments on the Juvenile pany, The Surprise Store, Inc., Al- plained the board didn't feel the ject was delayed until this year, Lopes and Mrs. Irene Hinchclilf. this annual affair. Tickets are be- conference committee. On it arc bert S. Miller Bhoe company, Clay- cost could bo borne by the budget. because the combined borrowing A clock radio will be awarded as ing handled by Raymond E. Ser- Harry Welsford, chairman; Mag- ton ft Magce, Huber's, Inc., Red He. added he felt employers of dis- Praised by Mayor power of the board and the bor- Small Changes a special prlie; geant of the Hook and Ladder com- istrate Arnold Tulp, Police Chief Bank Youth Center, Merchants placed persons In Red Bank might ough council was less than $183,- The group will establish a. baby- pany at his home, 16 John st. Henry Kruse, Frank A. Weinheim- Trust company, Straus company. be willing to create a fund to pay Mayor Katharine Elku* White, a 000. He said the borrowing,power sitting service for children of or. Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan, Rev. The Red Bank Register, Wolcott's, for the education of their employ- gueit «-8cheduled to go to worth company, Simon's Nice church, praised th* pastor and trial last week- for the automobile will be In charge. Children will Councilman Garrison C. King re Things, Nat's Jewelers, Davidson members of this church and friends By waiting for '52 assessments, he be under the supervision of Miss $65.87 Tax Rate ported that ten fire hydrants on Bros, market, Mabel Lewis, the for their splendid accomplishments continued, the three-year period death of a two-year-old Keansburg Lynn Borner. Bcllevua ave, had been cheeked Red Bank Church needed for determining the aver- girl, Walter Bmall, 27, of 270 Carr Hudson shop, Seacoaat Flnanc* during the put years for th* bene- ave., Keaniburg, retracted a not Other* present last week were and that the average pressure was company, Carolina Cottons, Inc., ftt of the church and for the bet- age assessments reflected a. higher Mr*. H. Lynnwood Mlnton1, Mrs. Shows 54c Drop 75 pounds, which he described as amount. This In turn, he explained, guilty plea and pleaded non vult National Shoes, Acme Furniture Officers Installed terment of th* community. before County Judge John C. Joseph Hunter and Mrs. Norman RUJIBON-A budget calling for "very good." company, Anderson Music a,tore, Ir- When. Rev, J. B. Oilchrlst was will give the board a more favora- Aumack. Council approved Councilman Newly-elected.officers of the Red ble rate of Interest for its bonds, Giordano. a tentative rate of *65.8T per 11,000 wln's Fine Furniture, Crawford called to this, church five years ago Tha junior guild will meet Thurs- of assessed valuation—a decrease Harding's request that Police Capt. Clothes, Silver Jewelers, Prewn's, Bank Baptist church wero installed he found a heavy mortgage on the since the experience of other boards Small was driver of. a truek day, Feb. 29, at the home of Mrs. William Zcrr be detailed to attend Sunday, They are as follows: In the county has been that Interest which struck and 'killed Patricia of 54 cents from last year's $66.41 the Wright stores, Kialin's, Charm property and some judgments Huguley on Battln rd. was introduced Thursday night a course on juvenile delinquency Fashions, Adams Shoppe, Klrich- Treasurer of benevolences, Victor against th* church. At th* closing rates are higher when boards muit Ann Donovan last May 10 near by the mayor and council here. at Rutgers university. He wilt go Edelmann; deacons, on« year, Mr. exceed the Jegal borrowing capacity. her home on Seeley ave. He wa* baum's, Footcraft Shoei, Winters session of V.t» fifth annual rally it The figure was reached by uiing to the five-day school with repre- Edelmann and Truman Reeves; two was announced that the indebted- Indicted for. killing' by driving, a sentatives of the Red Bank, and Fur Shoppe, 8tcinbach company, years, Franklin Swenson; three vehicle carelessly and heedlessly, the amounts 'paid last year for Atlantic Appliance, Kane's, Goldln's ness had betn cleared up and the Budget Explained Jeck Convicted county and local school district Fair Haven departments,' yean, Hruce Austermuht, Dewey final payment on a $11,000 parson- 0 In answer to another question, and will be sentenced Feb. 27. An ordinance was Introduced to Men's Wear, Better Housekeeping, Williams and William Winn; trus- taxes. The final rate probably will Inc., Miles Shoes, Sterling Furni- age was being male, Mr. Ryser defended pait boards by Previously he had been found be higher, duo to the report tha amend the building cone ordinance tees, three-year termi, Charles declaring the residents are not be- guilty In Keanshurg municipal aa It affects tho south end of the ture company, Sears Roebuck com- Stephem, Elmer Cottrell and Alma A program of th* "Stars" and In Contempt Case county taxes will Increase about «0 pany, Bob * Betty shop, Jean Angeli," baaed on th* seven ing asked to pay for "mistakes of court of drunken driving as a re- cents per 11,000. Tho local school Rumson Park section, which com' Thompson; board of finance, one previous boards of education." sult of the accident. He filed an FREEHOLD-Myron Jeck of As- prises vacant land. The ordinance, Frocks, Inc., Lit Ambrose, Vogel's, year, Mrs. William Wlnn and Wil- entireties of Asia, was presented. budgot has but a minor increaso Thorn McAn shoes, John Daniels, Mrs. Louis* Taylor, one of the Mrs. Burdge explained the "aux- appeal of that verdict, but later bury Park was found guilty last over '52, thus should not seriously which waa submitted to the plan- liam Morgan; two yiara. Paul iliary agencies" represented In the withdrew It. , Thursday of contempt of court by ning boaid for study, would change Necchl Sewing circle, Dorn's Photo Grant; three years, Mr. Cottrell, "Angels," brought In the highest affect the rate. amount of money, over 11,000, and budget, such as library service. An Indictment against Georgia a jury before Superior Court Judge tho land from an R-S sone— % of shop, Freed'*, Inc., Liggett Drug chairman; Albert Laehdcr and William O. Sherwood, another Weeks, 37, of 4$ Locust St., Bel- John B. McGeehan, who reltaied Borough Clerk Albert A. Kerr, an acre—to R-2—one acre. company and Wilburs Jewelers. George Chandler; board of Chris- John Wathlns tumid in th* great- est amount among ths "Stars," the member, said that' the need for ford, ' was nolle proised en th* him In $1,000 bail pending sen- Jr., road th* budget, public hearing George K. Allen, borough cngln- tian education, one year, Miss Ruth additional teachers next year has motion of Assistant Prosecutor tencing Feb. 19. on which wilt be Feb. W. It appears Bcattcrgood and Francis Swartfi total amount reported being $3,- e*r, Informed council the cost of $4T.M. been fltlid In the budget, He added John M, Pillsbury. Th* Belford Th* charge against Jeck raaulted In Its entirety clsowherc In this construction curbs on Holly st. three years, Mm. Alfred Ferry and that,. for the first time, a salary woman was charged with forging Issue of Tho Register, Tho next Mrs. Murray Little; church school, Refreshments were served In the from his alleged attempt while a Bay st,, Maple ave. and Cedar ave Set Fluoridation schedule providing automatic in' a $70 chepk of the Iron Hide Fre- member of .the Jan, < 1902, grand meeting of the council will be would be I7.B3S. The coit will bo one year, Francis Swarts, superin- dining room at the close of th* creates Is now In effect which IK fractorles, Matawan,' while working Wednesday, Feb. 11, instead of the tendent; Mr. Bwcnson, aislstant su- rally, Th* pastor, officer* and mem- jury to have a complainant with- assessed against the properties satisfactory both to the board and thero last July 2. Mr. Pillsbury said draw a charge, Th* proiecutor's following day, which Is Abraham concerned. Supply Date Soon 4>»r Intendent; Mis* Rcattergood, ber* of th* church expressed their Lincoln's birthday, th* teacher*, He also said that the the check was written at the di- office Mid that Jeck visited Felix Ths borough attorney will be treamrer, and. Joseph Harrison, re- appreciation to th* public, minister slight $800 repairs and replacement rection-of a company official and Giordano, Asbury Park restaura- In an explanatory statement the TSNO BRANCH - Jacob O. cording secretary and collector. and member* of other churches asked to advise if money collected Htrr, general manager of th* Mon- Item Is possible this year becauis that the state Is satlifled she had teur, and allegedly asked him to council said It did everything "In through dog licenses can be used for their support in helping to make tha school's repainting wa* accom- no Intention of violating th* law, withdraw an asiault and battery Its power to reduce the cost of gov- mouth Consolidated Water com- this rally a success, to make a donation to the county pany, has announced that th* plished In th* present term as well complaint against Eugene Caplbl- ernment," The total amaunt to be 8.P.C.A, shelter at Eatontown, Ray as was the purchase of chairs In aneo, Jr., who was then IT, a son raised by taxation Is |lsl,M5.32, an fluoridation of its water supply will St. Janet PTA Smith, local builder, mado the re- start soon. the auditorium, Hebrew Society of th* Asbury Park magistrate. Increase of $18,979,79. The rate for quest, He *ald tho shelter "badly Membenhlp b 380 Trenton Diocese local purposes only Is $24,30, an In No definite starting date will be Praise of the school board was As a remit of that action, alio, reeds" $5,000. He proposed that announced, Mr, Merr said, because Sr. James grammar school Par* uttered by Aliton Berkman, former Superior Court Judg* Frank T, crease of $1.02, It shows that loca Rumaon "start a precedent" by To Mark.Puriiii operating cxpemoi havo Incroased Immediately after the dat* It ent-Tiaeher association now has a Puysl9»Acre Tract chairman of the regional school Lloyd, Jr., dlimlmd Jeck from the turning over half the fees collected known "pcoph would start imag- paid-up membership of SM, Mr*. committee and former president of grand jury, barred him from fu- $7,600, of which $0,430 provides for for the 600 licenses Issued here. A special program marking the salary Inoreaaus for borough em ining their chronic ailment* have Thomas Strachan, membership NBPTUNll—Th* Reman Catho- the Red Dank board of education, observance of the opining of the ture grand jury aervln* and dirctit- Mayor Nary said that before coun- suddenly become worse." chairman, reported at last wsek's lic Dloces* of Trenton has bought and Gordon Pagdln, both of whom ed the proiecutor'a effleo to rile the ployees, The reduced rate was ar- cil voteK for or igalnat such a Purlm holiday, Mar, 1, and Jewlih rived at partially because of an in The fluoridation was requested by meeting in the high school audi- a l$-acr* tract on rt. 93 In the supported the $225,000 school pro- Muaie week, will be given by the criminal contempt complaint, Th* plan, It should be determined torium, Hamilton section of Neptune town- posal, Superior Court Appellate division crease of $1,000 In anticipated rav whether or not the expenditure the 20 communities supplied by the ahlp ai a pasilMe site for a high Ladles' Hobrtw society of Red later upset Judge I.loyd'i ruling enUDu and Increased ratable* o would bo legally permitted, utility after tho county medical and Mrt, SnlVHtorc Pctrlllo, legisla- Two change* were made In th* Bank next Tuesday night at ths $370,721). The budget's total Is dental soclotles recommended th* tion chairman, gave th« annual •ehool to serve pupils from Long budget, necessitated by requests of that Jeck could not serve In the Branch to Point Pleasant, Jewish Community Center on River- future, $390,0l3,0S, compared to I3S0,170,34 step bo taken aa a deterrent t* reading of by-laws and constitution, those preicnt, One Increased th* side ave. Mm. Martin Becker, pro- In '92, CAPT, MASS DOWNS MIO tooth decay, Father's night will bi observed The property was bought from salary of Mrs, Charlotte Ruh, nee- gram chalrmnn, Mr», Lester Grub- HI* attorney, Hapy Green, Little Albert H, Klrnw, Bradley Bench Silver, lint Indicated that whin liU Counollmnn Pclm' CtiUnrll, IV dipt, Jnctt E. Musi, ion of Mr, Tho major part of tho program Fcb, ft, with rtiohsrd Norti si rftdty, from $1,630 to $1,800, Mis, man and Mrs, Arthur H, Herahon »nd Mn, Carl Mui of 4t Peters to start putting fluoride Into th* chairman, commlitloner, It haa a fruntagu of Ruh hM hem a part-tlmn employes, are In charge. client Is due to he sentenced lie nance committed clmlrnmn, report TTO f*«t on rt, $1 and liM f**t on will move to have the court int cd that collodions In 1033 worn bet- pi,, nod Bank, an F-M Sabrtjot water his been accomplished, but Pupils of Bister Mary Camlllut' •he will be employed full-time un- The e»nt*r recreation room will pilot with the 4th fighter Intercep- two steps still remain before It can third grade won th* attendance Wtit Bangs avs, der th* new rate. Sliced from th« ailda th* verdict In the cait, whloh ter than tho previous year, tho per Th* Rt. Rsv, Richard T, Green, bs decorated with Purlm symbol*, \t behaved to be the first of Us centage being UB.72, compared to tor wing In Korea, shot down a be actually accomplished on th* un- award for having tha most parents budget was ISO for ilectlon ex- made by members of Brownie troop MIO-1S Jan, 14, It was the fifth announced date, First, I* to git fi- present Mn. Chart** Yakow won chancellor of th* Trenton dloeise, penses,'Mr. Ryser said th* Itsm kind In Niw Jersey court history. »4M announced th* purchase, but said it 70, under the leadership or Mrs, time Capt, Mas* has scored against nal permission from the state de- the meeting prlir, Th* association could bs reduced from ll«o he- Milton Htiln and Mrs, Loula Silver, Aailstant Proiccutor John M. the Russian built Jot lighters, Ha partment of health. Th* ether It will hold a sard party In th* school has not definitely bun decldid how ejui* th* r*b, 10 election will life Plllsbury presented iho stall'* can, T>Mwrlsr Frltsa Blaahas' the property will hi used. "A re th* place of what had been ex- A highlight will bo the crowning tloyil iiorlalila t>iuwrlt»r, !»««. new prevlouily shared credit for the to Install a fluorldator at the com- auditorium tomorrow night (Thurs- of a soolity number attending as moilal with CM*, MMO, I'lui lt.no taa, destruction of one MIO and dam- pany's main pumping station a* day.) glonat high ichool Is one of *«v pteted to bo a special referendum Median Mmey with your nltl typewriter, If It It unilir eral subjtct* under consideration,' Qu«*n Mitnei', In Mcordanco with aged three othen, Newman Springs rd,, Mlddletowa for th* new ichool propoial, Purlm trudltlons, («- homo, first•, tounlry mate hull, III y*«r» old, ur JStt,3o without trade-In, „ R«* •auk ••«MMM iMlitvt* ht stld. mti bullillntt, «»li',ln« ur n«w, Unit %«'(»r yuaraniM, also all m»kM n llulpl , {••'•Hrl'LjnurM.Hfij riaii «P«ni Mr*, Sidney Komsr will direct lirm tut l'»ym»nt liberal loam on rxnndltliirnil mxlilnaa, low ai I2CS0 "fuller gruak" lervlie rietiwot f«i««n fjeifi, Thi mnrfern the choral In a program ef tia aoeiliUbli mooirllti, Jnitph I, MoUus Kaiy (arm*, Ona In a tunlomer, whllt fall' Hayin. Itumiun anJBia 1Jrl|ht. He said llioio things should be m, », t, O'Mita, till I.OIIJ.—Aiv«r . "IlliM nut *t 1» rmlirs rnntuli The iroun fsnta wiih oil fashioned (ootlniii, AHIW Riil'nrii Mortiiie tiiparl< the tupslv IMI(, Ktrplcn't, Monitinulh ("ill rt, If. Woodward, KB l.illl,— tll JUlUui ClaMlass" A*V—A««MtlMSM*t. MI dltlanal auto, •in, f aua «U l.«l«l,—AivntUiaiial completed and th* fluortdallea AlVlf tIMMint it,, lew Carlloa thuler,—Ad»eitli«««at, Advirtlitmmi, litirtid within a few month*, RED BANK'S 3 DAY £S SALE THURS. - - SAT

CELEBRATESlMh BIBTHDAY Wright airplane, World War I air- Women to Arrange Parents' Group Miss Elena Marzulla of Spring Cubs Exhibit ciaft, including Camels and DeHav- Letter Carriers; Lake celebrated her 13th birthday Ua.ncl8, to the more recent line of Anniversary Dinner To Enlarge Class . blimps, flying fortresses and com- Saturday with a luncheon at the Women Install Plans for an anniversary, dinner Plans to increase the enrollment Molly Pitcher hotel. Her guests mercial carriers, and the present- I SLIPS i Travel Models day types of stratosphere liners, LINCROFT — A joint Installa- for members of Cgurt St. James, or the special class from six to uotn included Joanne McManus, Betty nine for mentally retarded children Jean Messier, Dianne Lynctte, Beth LITTLE SILVER—The cubs of warhawks, thunderjets and V-2 tion dinner for the New Jersey Catholic Daughters of America, Feb. |t> Ckmtr* < pack 15 in January studied trans- ockets, a large model of the latter hapter, National Association of 19 at Joseph's at West Long were made by the educational com- 1309b ROBES i MacKrille, Fay Hodgkiss nnd Pam- Branch, will be made at a commil- mittee of the Monmouth County ela Marzulla. portation methods and made collec- ship being made by one of the cubs. Letter Carriers, and Its auxiliary Parents Group for Mentally Re- tions, drawings and models of al- Highways and their vehicles, in- was held Saturday night at Lin- tee meeting Friday night at the Now Serving home of Mrs. Clayton Held on tarded Children last week at the NAME WATKRBURY most every known conveyance ever cluding a large model of a New croft Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer. home of Edward O'Reilly on Caro | OFF LOUNGE SETS I used for travel, from oxcart to Die- Jersey traffic circle, was displayed E. VanSauter, both put presidents Field ave.. Riverside Heights, Mid- Rolston Watc'rbury, Red Bank dletown township. Mrs. Held, court ct., county president. The eliii is ILITTLE SILVER realtor, has been named chairman sel engines nnd from dog sleds to by cubs of den eight, Miniatures of the organizations; installed of- held at the River-Street school. I Charm FASHIONS I of the membership committee of rocket ships. The results of.their of many gasoline can and trucks, ficers. grand regent, is chairman. Mrs, Parents interested in these classes, the National Institute of Real Es- work were exhibited at their pack made by the cubs, were added to Men Installed were George Net- Edward A. Hanlon is reservation and the work bf the group, have SHREWSBURY I 24 Iroad St. Rtd lank I tate Brokers for the shore area meeting Friday at the school. the highway scene to complete the terman, president; John Kane and chairman. been requested to contact Mr. for 1953. Many beasts of burden, formed picture. George Sherman, vice presidents; Others serving are Mrs.Grandln O'Reilly. DAILY of paper moulded with glue and Cubmaster Karl Jacobl an- Arnold Siegfried, secretary; J, Ed- Chapman, vice regent; Mrs. Jules painted for reality, were made by nounced that the annual Blue and ward Bloont, Jr., treasurer; Charles Dlstel, Mrs. George Stirnweiss, Mrs. Members present were Mri. QUICK S1RVICI cubs of den one. Their art work Gold banquet in honor of the den Murray, first assistant treasurer: Howard Gaffey, Mrs. Osborn H.. O'Reilly, Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. included models and pictures of mother* who work week-by-week Charles Whitmsre, second assistant Harrison, Mrs. F. A. Harvey, Mrs. Wellington W. Wtlklna, Jr., Mrs. PICKUP * DEUVSBV horses, elephants, huskies, oxen, with the cubs in order to "make the treasurer, and Theodore Lake, Sarah Harding, Mrs. Charles Gib- Richard Clapp and Mr. and Mri. CALL YOU BET A BIG NAME pack go," would be held Feb. 28. Ion, Mrs. Charles Gaffney, Miss Walter Jonei. donkeys and camels. sergtant-at-armi. A put presi- Cubs receiving achievement dent's emblem was given Mr. Katherine Hanlon and Miss Mar- Cubs of den two displayed their garet Gorman. work with vehicles without wheels, awards were: Wolf award, Robert Bloom. The pipe for tobacco smoking Rl 6*1800 hnrse-drawn sleds, skiis, historic Pettit, George Ryaer, Robert Long- Mrs. VanSauter installed auxiliary originated in the Americas. 1 Old Ironsides, birch canoes, drag man, William Armstrong, Kevin officers. Included were Mrs. Netter- Mailman Club BACKS US sleds and similar conveyances. O'Brien, William Asman, George marl, president; Mm. Sherman, vice Sebold; wolf gold arrow, Wolfram president; Mrs. Monte Geroni, sec- Officers Installed The development of American rail- Broeckman, William Asman, Carle- M ¥•••»• Refining roads was the topic for den three retary; Mrs. William Geroni, treas- MATAWAN — Mrs. Gustave 3. ton Bessey, Robert Frltchie, Har- urer, and Mrs. Arthur Stattery, and their handwork included wood- vey Srving; wolf silver arrow. Wol- Frcret of Fair Haven, president of ; en models of railroad cars of the treasurer. Trustees will be Mrt. J. the Women's Democratic club of fram Broeckman, Carlcton Bessey: Ernest Boskey, Mrs. John Scheldt, Our MobiUwat if made by tiw 1831-1837 period. bear award, Stephen Smith, William Monmouth co nty, installed officers RED BANK DAYS Holsten, Robert McAvoy, Charles and Mrs. Carl Hanson. A compact of the Matawan Women's Demo- world-famous Socony-Vacuum For the water enthusiast, cubs of was . given Mrs. Boikey, retiring cratic club at a dinner Thursday den four made a variety of minia Hance. Walter Ingram, George Nu president, and corsages to the new JAN. 29th, 30th fc 31st Oil Co.That'a why you can rely j turc sailing craft, including a pirate gent; bear gold arrow, Robert Me of last week at Magnolia inn. officers. Installed were Mrs. Harold Cos- on our aouree of supply... you ship, a bottled square-rigger and a Avoy, Charles Hance; bear silver -Attending were Arthur E. Slat- can alwayi be certain of uni> sailboat. Travel folders completed arrow, Robert McAvoy, Charles tello, president; Mrs. George Carey, Hance, Robert Paul, Walter In- tery, foreman of the Red Bank vice president; Mrs. Russcl Winans, the display. post office, Mr. arid Mrs. Boskey, SPECIAL • 3 Days Only form high quality. Mobilheat is gram; lion award, Robert Browne, treasurer, and Mrs. Marie Hooy- • FOR ECONOMY.. Boats of other lands were depict Mr. and Mrs. Scheldt. Mr. and Mrs. one of the nation'* biggett-aell- rd by drawing, printed pages and Leonard Di Naples, Robert Hance; man, secretary. Chairmen appointed lion gold arrow, Dennis Longcoy, Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Whltmore, were Mrs. Raphael Devlin, social OUR MobllhMt ing fuel oili. Call ut today. hand-made models of kayuks, gon Mr. and Mrs. Netterman, Mr. and dolas, gufas, Chinese junks, .sam- Robert Browne, Joby O'Brien, Rob- activities, and Miss Anne Church- MEN'S CANT IK MAT pans, butterfly boats nnd out-rig- ert Hance; lion silver arrow, Dennis Mrs. VanSauter, Mr. and Mrs. Han- man, welfare. Members sent a gers, -all the -work of cubs of den Longcoy, K. Edward Jacobi, Rob> sen, Mr. and Mrs. Monte 'Geroni, greeting card to Mrs. Rosa Bergen five. crt Hance,.and service star, Robert Mr. and Mrs. William Geroni, Mr. of Matawan, a former county club Zoldak, William Yodice, Frank Le- and Mrs. Harold Ely, Mr. and Mrs.president, who is recovering .from SUITS, TOPCOATS, OVERCOATS Another display was that made Albert FaziiDne, Mr. Bloom, Jr., and assembled by the cubs of den Pore and David Wlnfleid. a recent illness. The meeting prize Mrs. Siegfried, Morrell J. Moore, was awarded to Mrs. Carey. six, which included early makes of Chairman Mel Berdahl presented John J. Kane, Isador'c Catalano and automobiles, railroad bridges, air graduation certificates to Larry craft, an aircraft carrier and glid- Brogden, Joseph O'Brien and Rob-Miss Nancy Dahlgren. HOLY NAME INSTITUTE ers. ert Hance during the cub Webclos TO PLAN CARD PARTY TRENTON - Edward J. A. Fa- Den seven cubs as.«emhled a pic- ceremony. hey of Spring Lake will be among 20% torial story telling about the devel- The cubs of the pack joined Sat- Monmouth Wilson club will meet the speakers at a training Institute opment of aviation, a story which urday with other cubs of Monmouth next Monday night at the home of for officers and committee chairmen REGULAR PRICE included virtually every type nf air* council to inspect railroad yards at Mm. J. Allen Mohn at 232 Lawrence of all Holy Name societies in the. OIL DELIVERY, Inc. craft ever built, beginning with the Elizahelhport. Despite the rain ave., Elberon Park. Arrangements eight-county diocese of Trenton at 3 HIRIIRT ST. PHONE 44410 RID IANK bird-like creation of Leonardo De the boys managed to' ride on will be made for the spring schol- St, Mary's cathedral auditorium Vinci • In- 1490 and continuing a Diesel-driven passenger car to arship card part,-. here Sunday at J.30 p. m. He will SPKIAL GROUP OP WS AMI f Mr HMnlMj through the yours with the develop- the port yards and back again, and Boyi art able to m«k« socket mnn«y tell of the work of the "indecent ment of balloons and dirigibles, the set a railroad shop in practice and by aellins Th« Rtflitar.—Advertitemcnt. literature committee." engine construction as they toured the shops. MEN'S SUITS Sunday the eubi visited a model railroading displly at the Long Branch station to end a week-end RED BANK DAYS of scouting' devoted almost entirely 90 to the theme of the month, ••Trans- AT FOOTCRAFT portation." SPECIAL VALUES 36 Young GOP to Meet REG. SAW Next Wednesday OUR REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL Now'tth* LONG BRANCH — The Touni CARD TABLES Republican* or. Monmouth county 2 will meet next Wednesday at 8:18 f5 95 Clearance Sale , „-,, jeelub include Ben- time to jamin W.. Danskln of Wall town- Storage Closets *9 *6' ship, chairman; j,. Francis Rauch IS NOW IN PROGRESS AND THERE «t MMdlstown * township; vice chairman; George W. Baxter, this 5f ARE STILL MANY OUTSTANDING semi-annual place, recording secretary; Marvin SPONGE MOPS *1 B. Schaefcr of Ashury Park, cor- responding secretary, and Frank VALUES IN MEN'S AND BOYS* WEAR. Minion of Belmar, treasurer. Di- rectors Include Howard K. Stokei, $ STOP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Allenhurst: Kenneth 0. Stanley, CORN BROOMS'1" 1°° Belmar; gen. Richard R. Stout, CLEARANCE Ocean township; Edward W. Wise, Jr., Fair Haven; Robert Klelberg, Long Branch, and Charles E. Van- Wlckle, Jr., Belmar. Associate C10THIS PROPS *1" 98 chairmen are William E. Beaty, Red Bank; C. Earl Bennett, Bel- ffa^aV SALE mar; Leo Hcmhauser, Mlddletown township; Jamej F. Hennaberry, h\my mi Saturday. CWM la mi sta far yMtrttH. Long Branch; Kendall H. Lee, As- bury Psrk; Merrill E. Richardson, Aibury Park; Charles F. Shaw, MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR SAVE Ocean township, and Linwood A. Walters, Wall township. ROBERT NANCE & SONS IROAD ST. RID IANK r 42 MONMOUTN ST. M0 IANK STORE OPEN EVE. TILL 9 Pilgrimages have been part of RED BANK DAYS the practices of many rellfioni. 109b OFF ON ALL SHOES INCLUDING SALE SHOES Super Savings for Red Bank Days

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8:15 p. m., home of Mrs. Donald fenses are forwarded to the juve- Army of Potomac Ceramics Lecture Wright, Brook rd., Applebrook Juvenile Boards nile court of the county. Zagers to Read By MM. W. M. Basch farm, Mlddletown, subject, "Renoir, Bnd Cezanne." Urged in 10 Towns Service Friday Chapt;er Meets Mrs. Walter M. Basch of Rum- Insurance Agents t i o a A u ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mrs. son, president of the Navesink Elv-' Firemen'* Dance FREEHOLD — The 10 Monmouth Have Venison Dinner • Rabbi Arthur H. Hcrshon will Paul V. Forest, Highland avc., re- er Ceramic* guild, will address the county municipalities which have LINCHOFT—Robert McKce of upeak at the Sabbath services at gent, presided at a business meet- To Aid Building Fund not yet created juvenile conference Red Bank, presided Thursday night Congregation Bnsi Israel Friday at Northern Monmouth county branch, committees have been sent letters 8 p. m. on "The Second Generation Ing of Army of the Potomac chap- American AMocMiPj».o.tJMY.e.rslty.. TINTON FALLS — Member* of at a venison dinner-meeting of the ter, Daughters of the' Union 1861- the fire company will hold a Val- asking them to do so, it was dis- Monmouth C o u*n t y Insurance of Reform Judaism—Was It Co- Ok, Mr. Taylor, You Win 1865. Monday afternoon at the home Women, next Holiday afternoon at entine dance Saturday, Feb. 14, in closed by Referee John L. Mont- Agents asaociation at Lincroft inn. herent?" gomery, chief county probation of- Mr. and Mrs. Abraham J. Eager of Mrs. Watson Wetherbic, Port the Red Bank Woman's club on the fire house, proceeds from which Alfred H, Grimminger of Red When if comet to Red Bank Days, w« knew w« land avc. "Ceramics." will be used to start a building ficer. Bank, superintendent of the claims will read the service. Mr. Zagcr, Members of this Civil War pa- Other activities include a meeting fund. The conferences operate under department of the Great America local attorney, is president of the have to take it on the chin. The Chamber of trlotlc society voted to make a con of the Red Bank Literature group, On the committee are David what has become known a.s the Indemnity company, described "the Congregation. An "Oneg Shabbat" trlbution to the Atlantic Highlands Feb. 9, 2 p. m., home of Mrs. Lc- Scott, president, Robert Seidlcr, "Monmouth Plan" because it was points that a claims man sees that will follow services. Commerce lays down the Uw—"No meatley few Health Nursing association toward originated in this county. A new land Crafts on Hudson avc., sub- chairman, John Overton, St., Rob- breeds the ill will of the public" Junior Sabbath services will be cents off," they tay. "We want rtel bargains." needed supplies for the sick,, and ject, "A Century of the Essay," with ert Scott, Anthony Monzo, 9r., Mrs. Supreme court rule requires such and suggested methods of rectify- held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, a committee in every community. also to send potted plants to sev- emphasis on essays by Morley, De- John Tcctar, Mrs. Douglas Home- ing conditions. Roy MacBcan, pres- with parents invited. At 10 a. nv, Mr. Ray Taylor, the executive director of that august eral sick members. The chapter Voto and W,oolf; international re- wood and Mrs. Margaret Bradley. Forty-two of the 82 Monmouth ident of the state association, and there will be the regular adult will be represented at the annual lations group Wednesday, Feb. 11, Music will be supplied by Hen municipalities) already have set up Charles linger, executive secretary, services, with a discourse on the body, tells us what he wants, and it's up to us te Lincoln Day luncheon of the Na- 8 p. m., home of Mrs. Robert Gore, Harvey's orchestra, with Bob Cook, such organizations, which hear al- were guests. Mr. MacBcan an- portion of the week by Rabbi tional. Society, Daughters of the King's highway, Mlddletovrn, sub- Sr., calling numbers for square most all juvenile cases. Most of nounced that the state association's Hershon. produce. It isn't always easy, but how cen you Union, to be held Feb. 12 at Hotel semi annual meeting will be at the ject, "The Schuman Plan," and dancing. Refreshments will "be them are decided by the commit- refuse «n old Yale man like Ray? Statler, New York city. This or- arts group Wednesday, Feb. 18, served. tees and only the more serious of- Berkeley Carteret hotel Mar. 22-27. Boys are able to make pocket money ganization was started in.honor of by selling The Register.—Advertisement. Abraham Lincoln.' Mrs. Forest gave a report on the national society's December "get- together," which she attended at H6tcl New Yorker. This was also the Christmas party Ho which all the New Jersey and New York chapters send delegates. All chapter officers have been asked to have their annual written R E O B A N «. reports ready for the February meeting, at which the annual bud- get will be presented by the treas- urer. Mrs: Elizabeth S. Ncill. Chapter members present were Mrs. Ella B. Clark. Mrs. Anna E. Brown, Mrs. Oliver R. HatBeld Miss Anna M. Betz, Miss Ethe. Sculthorp, Mrs. Forest, Mr«. Neill and Mrs. Wetherbie. Kiwanis Club Hears Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only ... Red Bank Days Specials Dr. Norman T. Saucr LINCROFT—In observance of the 38th anniversary of Kiwanis Inter- national and Kiwanis Week, Dr. Norman T. Saucr, state district Open a Charge chairman of Kiwanis education and past president of the Asbury Park Account . . . club, gave a talk at Thursday's meeting of the Lincroft-Holmdet group on the organization's motto 3 months to pay for this year, "Freedom, Our Sacred Trust." Founded Jan. «, 1915, Kiwanis now has a membership of over 312.000 represented in more than Boys' 3,800 clubs throughout the United States, Canada, Alaska and Hawaii. The speaker was introduced by Famous Make Laurence Buck, club president. An- thony Flasconaro was song leader Alpaca lined Surcoals and LeRoy Stutz of the Keyport club was a guest at the meeting Nylon Reinforced Shell which wniLheld at the Community Chapel. President Buck »nd Past Prcsl dent Joseph Mondies attended th< Installation of the New Jersey dis trict officers lust week at the Stacy- Trent hotel, Trenton, at which Mr GUI was inducted as district gov ernor. *The U. S. Marine Corps has par- ticipated in nearly 300 separate landing! on foreign ahorcsj. LEON'S • • LanJiaran Now Strong IUTTLE SILVER ISHREWSBURY DAILY QUICK SMVICI PICKUP * OKUVEIY Men's CALL Famous Make RE 6-2800 Heavyweight Cotton NOTICE. Union Suits Kotiet It hir.br liven ts tfct leitl M'.ers of Ilia school district of the Bon ouih of. Rumioit, in the County of Mon* mouth, and Stale of New Jcrxy, that 2-P40TS tht annual meeting of the legal voters of Mid Diatriet for the tlrctlon of five members ol the Beard "f Education art' for other tuirtiosc* will bt held at $ o'clock P. N, on TUESDAY. KEBRUAHY 10. 1983 The polli will remain open untl SUITS t o'clock P. M. and as much longer ai ' may be ncceasury to permit all the lega' voter* then present to cait their balloti The meeting will be held and all the legal voter, of the School District will vatu at the re«|iectlve palling places •Ulted below. Three members wilt be elected for thrtt yearn: 0 members will be elected for two yean; two members will be erected for one year, , At the BHHI meeting will be submit ted 48.90 propositions for voting taxes (or the fol- lowtnK respective purposes:! For Current Exp*nfir* 1153.034.00 Rtf. HI mi $70 lor Repairs and Replace* mints 15,000.00 r'nr Manual Training 1,100.00 For Library iOoO.OO Th" total amount thought to bn necessary la IUO.2fl.00 At tht said meeting, .the following nrofiosa! will also be subfcltttdl 1'or Furniture and hipment t2.S00.00 a polling Places far said nesting anSd their respective . polling district (described by reference to the election districts lined at tbo last Central Site, Thai* all wool wonted Loili* York luiti art from »ur regular itock of smart linajo breasted models—•tain tlon) have hern itcslgnatsd below, and no person shall vote at said nesting elsewhere than at the Boiling plsce des- iharktklni, naat stripes. For Ian (han the reautir price of coat and trousers, you gat tha suit with an titltl ignated for the voters of the polling dis> trim In which ho or the resides. Datedl January II, 19.1.'I. pair of pints. You know what that means in lenfar wear, fewer claming and praising bills. Only Red RALPH S. LONUBTREBT, District Clsrk. lank Dayi could bring about M avent Ilka this. Tha auortmant, of court*, is good but not complete. POlLINU DISTRICT NO, I Felllnr lilacs at the Cafeteria at Rum. 46 other ion high school In the school diatriet, for legal voters residing within fensral tlttiltn dlslrlels No.'s I, 1 ail I at tkt •pedal items torough of Rumion. MJIB—Thi tern "turrtat UWNI" •tartlug at llllMdis nlndHli', teachirs,' iulttrs' and midbal Insptitort' salaries, fu*l, tsstbsoks, school tupsjllos, Haass, trant. •ortatlon of »UBIII, tuition o( »u»IU it. (ending lehoels In other dlitrltta with the soaitnt «f tke Board of Education, athaol llbrarlis, eomasnsatlon of tha Dtittlet Clerk, of the custodian of school moneys and of attendance officers, truant schools. InaiiranrF unit Ihe lnelil«nt«l txniniti of tke srhnnls, A msmtier of thn Hoard »f Kduoatlon mint he at least 21 yran of lie,1* rltl. tsii Mild IMIIIUIII nl the si'boul illtlrlel, R C D B A N K» anil have'bom a rlllKon anil rrslrlrnt for •t Itast Ihrrn years Immrdlatnly iiroefrl- In*, his or her Incoming a member of such Board, and must fc« abls te mi Parsons' whn may vnte •( tht alMtlon Ineluda tviitr oltlaon of the United (titles who hni thi tfiinllnontlnni retjulru lor leiteliim for tht (loiiornl A»«fmhl» snd •ho has W,n nfrm«nu>[|y rwlatiwifln tlit snunloliianun liiaii tlMtiiin illstrlut,, at leasleast JOSHUA T i I N T C L O T H I S fortrty dayda ii priop r In HiHtt ilatilatta nll iidtlunitl , AiiHllfalloiiHllfalloin for "military ttrvfn kil. JoUU' mar r bi i made tu Ihee DistricDitit t ClClirkk, RED BANK'S 3 DAYSS SALE THMRS - ™ - bine ave., which they purchased Ahem, Mrs. William Krenza, Mrs. Bclford from Joseph Whitney. Martin Knudncn, Mr. and Mrs. Pe-Fathers Conduct Herbert Brower, son of Mrs. Dor- Gary Foulki, son of Mr. andter Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph othy Brower of Church st., cele- Mn. Harold Foulks, waa given a Hennelly, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin brated his eighth birthday Jan. 21party for his third birthday Jan, Leek, Mr. and Mrs. James Loftus, PTA Meeting with a p«rty. Attending were On- 22. Guests attending were Barbara Mrs, Robert Magec, Mr. And Mrs. WEST KEANSBURO - Father1! lova Granderath, Florence and Schwall, ClIfTwood Beach; Donna Joseph Mllko, Miss Stella Milko, night waj observed by the Welt Gcorgn Boyer, Sally, Linda, Fred and Karen McCarthy, Kcarsburg; Miss Emma Plahn, Joseph Milko, Kcansburg Parent-Teacher associa- SPECIAL VALUES and Robert Fields, Robert Gland, Georgiannn and Joan Helwifr, West Jr., David Plahn, Miss Margaret tion at la«t week's meeting at the Bernice Grandernth, Darlene and Keannburg; Cathy. Sandra and Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pftrlc- school. Shown wo* a film, "Angry Gladys Colmorgcn, Donald Dono- Alex Craig, New Monnyjuth; Rob- man, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rcm- Boy," depleting tne mental health van, Jean Rasimowicz, Edward Le- ert Krenza, George Hclwig, Ken- po, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Samba- and emotional problems of child- Bedz, Ronald Vacccrelli, Kenneth neth and Harold Foulks, this place; taro, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz, Foulka, this place; Joan and George hood. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schwall, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Schnoor, Mr. Serving as executive officers for Sigler, Leonardo; Pamela and Ju- and Mrs. John McCarthy, Mr. andand Mrs. Thomas Mazznroppi, Mrs. FOR RED BANK DAYS! dith Siglcr, Port Monmouth; James the meeting were Walter Johnson, Mis. Andrew Snellgrove, Mr. andDora Tarnow, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph president; Philip Cardina, vice pres- Feigenwinter. East Keaiftburg: Mrs. Alex Craig and Mr. and Mrs.Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mrs. Alva Townsend, Poughkoep- William Krenza. .Wenzel, Mr. and Mrs. William Wet- ident; Leroy Purdy, treasurer; sie, N. Y\; Mrs. Robert Feigenwin- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pappa, Hugh O'Neill, corresponding secre- THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ter, Mrs. Edward Siglcr, Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tarnow Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Seeley, tary, and Archie Pyburn, secretary. Sigler and Mrs. M. Arrowsmlth. visited their son Carl Tarnow at Charles Angley, Albert Gondek, Past presidents will be fuests at UNIS' tOO*/* SOPTH.USHY •OYS' NYLONOIO the Sampson Air base, Sampson, Harry Bennett, Hubert Lingo, Mrs. the Founders' day observance, Feb. A co-operative nssociation was N. Y., over the week-end. formed nt the meeting of the North Jack Lent I and Mr. and Mra. Mario 11, and pupils will give a short WOOL JIRSIY FOAM RUMIR Jersey Commercial Fisherman's as- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foulks at- Scaffeti, sketch. Pupils of the morning kin- BED PILLOWS sociation Monday. Mr. Seversen of tended the wedding of Douglas dergarten class won the attend- Trenton spoke on the constitution Foulks of Kcanaburg at Bayonne Irene Glllam, daughter of Mr. ance prize for the moat parents POLO SHIRTS relating to it and state laws. Cor- Saturday. and Mrs. George Gillam, who ob-present. CUSHIONS Strip**] Ticking poration papers are being filled out The ladies' auxiliary of the In- served her eighth birthday Jan. 17, Trie executive board will meet BLOUSES and a special meeting will be held dependent fire company were guests was given a party Saturday. Guests next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Rtg. 1.39 Pyburn, as soon as they arc ready. The o' honor at a steak dinner Satur- included Jean MacGreggor, Lois Si.e. 32.31 R,g, 2.98 Reg. 1.19 next meeting will be Thursday. day given by the firemen of the Davidheiscr, Carol Morgan, Eliza- Reg. 59c Feb. 12. company at Bachstadt's restaurant beth Russellmeyer, Leonardo; Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Halliday in East Keansburg. Attending were phen Sullivan, Red Bank; Bonnie and George Olllam and Mra. Ste- c and family of Brooklyn have moved Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Besson, Mr. Warrack, Lynne Wallace, Linda phen Sullivan. Decorations were into their new residence on Wood- and Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. Lena Schoepf, Frank Tedeschi, Preston in pink and green and each child 99 Cl. C received an old fashioned doll favor. Games were played and prises Assorted- Colon 97 ea. 2 fl.ff t* given, 39 William Bennlnis, a student at MRU' and UMtS* St. Francis college, Loretta, Pa., Is LADIIS* NYLONIZip spending eight days with his par- ents. William Fallon of Jersey City LOOP RUGS SENSATIONAL 3 DAY In visiting Mr. and Mrs. William MILLINERY Benning.4 this week. 18x30 PANTIES Clip Hah, Helmeti POLO SHIRTS Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Saunders of Sixat 5-4.7 Somcrville visited Capt. and Mrs. Reg. 1.29 Foltt and Wrap Aroundt Siza 1-2-3 Charles Hobbs last Friday. Reg. 39c MUST SILL OUTI William Bloxom, son of Mr. tnd Reg. 69c SALES EVENT! Mrs, Henry Bloxom, celebrated his fourth birthday Jan. 24 with a C party. Attending were Linda, Ju- NOW dith and, Thomas Ruck, Gary and ca. ea. MEN'S WARM WINTER J Nancy Jean Williamson, Russell 99 37k 55 and Robert Fike, Patricia and Rob- ert Lange, Paul Wagner, Belford; SIAMLUS MISH 1 Mrs. Robert Bloxom, Patsy Bloxom, IOYS conoN Alfred Finkbohner, Bruce and VISIT OUR PET AND Douglas Bloxom,' East Keansburg, JACKETS «-«- and Mrs: Henry C. Bloxom, Sr., NYLONS HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF Mrs. Raymond Williamson, Mrs. James McCandless and Miss Ar- MhtoM I POLO SHIRTS REGULAR W», *14« 45* line.McCandless. - Wt kmn • HIM IIM of Tropk«l Nik, ««M Pbh, Cmmin, Sin 3-1 Mr. and' Mrs.- Charles Smith' of S'/i to 10'/, PeMkMH, Twin, CafM, are. W* CM wpajiy «N y«w Keyport recently celebrated their Reg. 98c 54th wedding anniversary at the Reg. 79c home of their' son-in-law, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennatt. A family dinner was held OrtM l wttfc • HWH Wt carry J .00 In the afternoon and another cele- NOW bration in the evening. 0) nM IWO} 0)w Mrs. Charles Hobbs celebrated 66' 2- l her Rlst birthday Sunday with a PRICE group, of ^friends and relatives! DOUYCONttRISS MARQUISITfl Guest's were present from Atlantic PiASTfC Highlands, Red Bank, Allenhurst SPECIAL! HRST QUALITY TAG and Somervllle.' flhe received • 2 Pair 40-Gauga birthday cake from the members of CRETONNE .her Sunday-school.. class of the IS Daniir TIER CURTAINS Jtethodist church and several other •'/1 to IO'/J Draperiai Upholitary TIER CURTAINS ON EVERY I cakei. She also received many gifts 30»34 In Quiltad Traval.Palt NEVER A CHARGE and cards. ' • Reg. 89c 30 x 34 Miss Sfclda Bennett, who attends R«g. $1.00 Wesley college at Dover, Del., Is Reg. 2.59 GARMENT expected home this week during sav Reg. $1.00 FOR ALTERATIONS the mid-year semester. '• $1.99 NOW NOW MEN'S ALL WOOL The practice of burial In church- NOW NOW es or churchyards was unknown to 79 88 the earliest Christians. 1 89 SUITS AND TOPCOATS Corduroy Remnants Unbleached MUSLIN VUOSTKKS SOUD COLOR ALL SIZES Reg. 1.29 10 x 10 Percale REMNANTS Reg. 35c Re* $39.50 UP TO Reg. 39c Now 31•• TO ALL CUSTOMERS Reg. $44.30 Now NOW NOW WHO ASK FOR THEM. NOW $ 99* 25 WHILE THEY LAST. 17* Reg. $47.30 Now 38°° MIACHID Rtg. $49.50 Now * 39*o CALICO PRINTS DENIM $ Reg. 59c MUSLIN IN Rtg. $32.50 Now 42°° •0 SQUARE Fadad llua, Fadad T.n Solid.. Plaids, Stripat Reg. 59c Rtg. $34.30 Now NOW 44* Reg. 49c Fadad Rad, Irown, Gray Rtg. $59.50 Now NOW 47" NEW! 33 49' MEN'S ALL WOOL SPORT COATS PER CENT JUST ARRIVED PRINTID COTTON ALL SIZES SPOHM RUMIR i0 LAMB ten UATHIR GARARDINES Rtg. $24.50 Now M9 SAVINGS ON OUR FOR SPRIN6 $ CASIIALLOAFERS IN «AY PAHWNS WMtk 31" 4 44" SCUFFS Rtg. $27.50 Sis* 4.9 Now 22°° Reg. 79c Reg. 59c Yd. S-ML Rtg. $29.50 Now *23" Tarry Clath or Corduroy $ IV.98 Rtg. $39.50 Now 31" 3 NOW 69u NOW 47 $|.OO SLACKS CORDUROY FEATURED AT OUR NEW SODA FOUNTAIN URMLOMt 100% ALL WOOL ft RAYON ll'/i FRIED HAM STEAK COOKK IN A CRUMCHY. CRIS* COAYINt 14" x 14" Reg $193 NOW* 7" f ; 7 •OLOIM MOWN NINCM PRIU COATS NOW 1 * Rtg. $3.69 Rtg $ 9.95 Now ' 7U 331/j H.P.M. RECORDS «ll'/. R, . I.39 UTfUCI AMD TOMATOIS OR COil SLAW RIGULAt »18.50 g MUD AND mrm Rtg. $12.95 NOW'10 " NOW 99* NOW Rt«. $14.95 NOW ' 11" liautiful Setnai 55 PUSTIC URM THIRITY Rtg $16.95 Now'13" NOW SPKIAL OPMR IV BATH TOWELS PEPSODENT VITAUS Reg. 69c With Ivary Larf* Siu WHO Ivary f|« IIM Reg. 91c NOW PtVSOMNT DURING YM ttt OM |QB Plain or CMoroahyll 00 Yau 9at Ont lall Paint NOW PEN RED BANK DAYS 77* 2**1 FREE ,,; SPECIAL VALUES FOR NEWBERRYS RED BANK DAI OPEN EVERY .FRIDAY UNTIL fiOO P. M, 21 IROAD IT. RIO IANK J. J. NEWBERRY CO [73-79 BROAD STORED BANK MONMOUTII ST. UUST OFF IROAD STREET I MUD IM1NK ED BANK'S 3 DAY and Austin B. Thompson will re- still remains. But throughout tha can citizen. His first work In An- ceive wearing apparel, oil paint- district, of which the city of Lu- gola was aa a missionary-printer Corinne Meyer ings and pictures. The rest will Angola Minister anda la the center, there are more for the Methodist church. be held In trust, the income going pan • million native tribesmen, PHIL WALDMAN S to the widow. May V. Thompson. many of them drawn from distant Estate to Sons Angela Berta ef Neptune town- To Give Lecture areas of the colony. Among them, 'Pritcilla* Increases FREEHOLD—The will of Cor- ahlp, who died Jan. 3, willed her LITTLE SILVER — A pioneer the Methodist church carries on a Our Food Supply inne B. Meyer, who died Jan. 8, estate to her husband. builder of the Christian church ministry of teaching, preaching GULF SERVICE was filed- (or probate lut week in Rose Traverso of Spring Lake among the Klmbundu-speaklng na- and healing. Part of Rev. Mr. Kleb- COLT'S NECK—Hominy Hill COR. MAPLI AVI. A W. MONT ST., RID IANK the offl.ce of Surrogate Dorman Heights, who died Dec. 4, willed tives of Angola, Portugal's large sattel'a work aa superintendent is King's Prlscllla, a registered McFaddln. $3,000 to her mother, Marie Ry- colony In West Africa, Rev. Au- the training and supervision of na- Guernsey cow, owned by Henry D. The Daughters of Iirael Home mond, and $1,000 to her father. gust Ktebsattel, superintendent of tive Christians who have been li- Mercer, put 10,980 pounds of milk for the Aged at Newark will re- Frank Rymond. An aunt, Theresa the Quessua, .Luanda and Dembos censed to preach and to teach In and/602 pounds of butterfat into 3-DAYSALE-3 ••BROAD STKEET RED BANK ceive $1,000. Pictures illverware. Ledger, will receive $M0. A sister, districts under the Methodist the villages. In addition he has the country's breadbasket, accord- household gwods, furniture and Doris Rymond, will receive a wrtot church, will be the guest-speaker charge of growing work In the Ing to the official advanced regis- furnishings, wearing apparel and watch. Another sister, Theresa at the Embury Methodist church Dembos district—a vast mountain- try record released by the Ameri- ON ALL TIRES . Emoryjr., LaLaniai n ft Lamb, wlll«l tJMft *„ hi. .later B#rMm I CoiMtltow at Law. FROZEN Ovet Nawtong> a willed $2,000 Jo his sister, Bertna i , •;«„,,,,. »Iaw, II1.7S E. Gemar. Harold C. Thompson j. N: J. WITH THE PURCHASE OF EVERY SPECIAL FEATURE RESTRICTION IN ATTRACTION CHOICE OE FOOD •BBaBBBaBBBBBBieaBBaBBBl PHILCMOOBO. WSNTEfc FREEZER OHIU • ir Home Freezers glorify Ronnie Rudolph Leftovers • "Bake & Freeze" Pies, PHILCO Cadet, Cookies * Peek & Freeze School will conduct dentonelraliom lunches for weeks eheed on preparing, packaging and etorlng of food for the home frecser. • 70% less work Mi« Rudolph will anewer any queeliona and will offer her expert advice and ir Modern Home Freezer CHim® CHINA" knowledge In thii field. answers fishermen's EVERYONE INVITED! prayer Refrastats Will Be Served * Soups, Stews & Seuces Freeze well in their net- NO OBUGATMN TO BUY! urel steto BE SURE TO ATTEND! New !• e good time te leek ever yeur CHINA CLOSIT end de a little ir Retein Vitamins end eerly SPRINft CLlANINt). Perhcpt yen want ta add te yeur set, er We Promise You One Of The Most protect full zest and make rcplecementi. Meyae yeu are tired af it all ana* went a New flavors la Leek on yeur table. New It tha time te da Juit that—and at e frcet Mtofostinf DemoRitritioiu Orlilntl Failwr HOLDS OF blf tavlna.. Icflinntnf Jcnuiry tftft Ever Presented. ir Have better menus with Mtdtl fer ane week we will |lve yeu a DEMONSTRATIONS ON oasier food preparation OH III. TreeVIn cllewance ef 21% an eny it.e c». tu 440lb$. FOOD chine ef eny make end ef any age FMDAY, JAN. 30th ONLY, from ir Enjoy out*of*seeson er eendltlan I except na brebn ZtoOPJLINTNEREDBANK STORE foods placet, pleaie) piece fer piece; that FOR BIG SAVINGS It aid cue far new cup, eld earner FOR fer new taucer, etc., in the Irand LIMITED • TIME * ONLY! New pattern ef yeur ehelet. We SPECTACUUR OFFER A have ever afoty beautiful patterns ta cheeiei frem, ell carried In epen ZSMonnwutn SUM-SHOP tteckt NO TEL n 6-0818 Store optn Ml 9 p. m WrUt for IUu$tr*t*d folder R with price U$t. tvtry evtnlng, TO MY ew Jersey's Largest Wedgwood Dealer THIS OFFER AT ALL ATLANTIC'S 8 STORES hue Six RED BANK REGistisfe JANCARY nation plunged as a result of Korea and HE CAN TAKE ITI RED BANK REGISTER other tension)), liut, can a controlled econ- Editorial Views OF tEARS M. i. omy be a good thing fora progressive un America?. Surely, are not controls more a Of CHkei'Papers treatment than a cure for free men; don't REQISTER MM H. Cook and Henry Clay T»a lUd Bank IU|li«r (tiumtt us «natie!al rnpomlblll they put n drag chain on free enterprise? Fifty Years Ago. address of welcome was given by III* (or typographical nton In advirUitnunti, but will ri 1W HITLBTR-S STEM? C. Harry Smock, president of the stint tint ran of an uiv«rtiitm«nt In which the trpographl Time seems at liaiul to put controls aside. At the meeting of, the town of- ttl-irror ottun. Advtrllttri will r>Uti< notify tht manage What tool on In Joief fitalin't ficiate, J. B. Rue declined the lob company. Joseph E. Fix, Jr.; was •in. itUMdiattlr e( any error which ma/ occur. They have taught a lesson, and served their land bahlnd th« Iron Curtain? Art toastmattsr. George LJHey was a* police captain, stating that he chairman and he was assisted by Tali ntwipuer •Mum*! no raeponiHilltiu f«r purpose. Unless Con^retm rules otherwise, the men In the Kremlin setting would not accept the petition if eUttattnta «f orlnlona In Ittttrt (ran iti nta'trl. ready to whip ttulr people into a several of the other marshals had Reginald Van Brunt, Otorge Wool- the end comes Apr. 30. new-world war M a "«hot In the to be discharged to maks room for ley, Austin Boyce, Harry O. Dtgen- •«»Hrir>tIoTi Fritt. in Ad>anc> 0n« y»r 18.00; arm" to their weakening power? him, and he returned, his bond to ring and Mr. Smock. "'. lit aealkt, Il.tO Simla c»»y, st •oialar, 10 (inta. •Mr. White has rendered a very valuable The lateet outburat of Communiat commissioner Mort V. Path. . Jamts Wilde was appointed coun- liiutd Wr«k!y, tntcrtd it Second Clan Matter at tht Po«t- service to the government, to ImgineeH nnd antl-Semltiam in Ruteia, following Walter B. Voorhles, a member ot cilman at Little Stiver, to *U«*ed •AUt al Rtd lank. X. J.. und.r tka Act e( Mttth 8, 117*. John H. Bates, who had served two to labor, by his careful bundling of a diffi- the anti-Semitic purge trials In the crew of the United States tug f •itaaittri aai Subleribm In forwarding chanf• at tddrtil Ciechaalovakia, recalls how the late Layden which was wrecked off years on the council. { pltaic uit Postal form J5«7 cult and often thanklew job. We congratu- Adolf Hitler uied •nti-Sem|tl«m M Newport, R. I., after a stormy voy- Oround was broken . at Dean's nursery at Little Silver for a green- late him for having done it so well. a meant of ahsrpenlng the hate-In- age from San Juan, Porto Rico, THURSDAY, JANUARY », 1HI otlnet of hl» people In preparation wrote a letter home' telling of hi* house which was to be the largest for hi* fatal ware of eonqueat thrilling experlenctf. In this section of the state. It against Europe and the world. . A dinner party was given • at would have a capacity for lTjpOO Save the Twin Lights It ii too much to. believe that, In Shrewsbury by Benjamin W. Van-roue plant*. What Priet Patrioti.ro? the SovleMand of ctntrallied tuptr- derveer. The ages of six of those The first radio to be Installed in We arc knpp.T that Hep. James 0. Audi- planning, anything like the preient present aggregated 4M year*. Mr. a Monmouth county store was set If Charles E. Wilson serves four yours antl-Semltlo campaign can be an Vanderveer was 78 years, Mr*. Ann up in the United Grocery and Meat .nclogg, State Sen. Richard R. Stout and as President Eisenhower's Defense secre- laolated event unconnected with the Southerland of Oeeanport, » years; market on Broad St., managed by Assembly uiau Alfred X. Ueadleiton liavc main atream of Soviet policy. Sta- and other elderly guuts pr«ent George,. J. Mack and Edward tary, published figures show he'll lose about lin and till boys do their own cook- were Miss Mary Williams ef Ocean- Deaey. The customers at Nit i heeded the call of so ' inaiiv civic-minded ing, when It eomea to concocting 'were to be entertained by 13,1)00,000—some f 600,000 in taxes uguinst port, Edwin Williams of Little Sil- cltir.cn* in regards to the preservation of new popular movemente and trendf ver, Henry Corllet of Eatontown music while making their' the Hale of his General Motors stock, plus of public opinion. and Mrs. Mary Hutchison ot Tren- chaiet, . • . . V-4 tiie Twin Lights At. Higlilaml* for historical around ffiOO,000 a year in nsBsorted earn The present purge outburst goea ton. The Red Bank Board of Educa- purposfK. The lights, tlifiuselves and the awfully far, even for the purge- Robert B. Mitchell brought suit tion was to ask ths taxpayerslf»r ings. As Defense boirn, he'll get 122,500 a haopy Kremllnltei. 1112,000 to optrate the school sys- area in which they are located are rich in against the town of Red Bank for year. Brother! What a cut in take-home pay! The Russian regime, after more 15,000, claiming this amount was tem for the ensuing year which this nation's. btatury.. Too often in .recent than IS years in power, la In effect due him on account of the work on wss 11,622 less than ths preview Before deciding to sell out his U.M. announcing to the world and to Its constitution, which was effected ytar. v.v.:! years have \\a Aiinricuiis U.'iiilctl t(» forgot own people thr.t it la shakier than largely through his own efforts, the town's sewer system. stock and tnl;e the Inx heating, Mr. Wilson LETTERS FROM A new real estate firm was in- tlie many great tiling and events which ever, that It cannot trust its leading limit* future gubernatorial service Misses Madeline Cbiiovsr Marie corporated and opened an office oil was Mizzled on the griddle by Senate inves doctors, that its policy of absorbing to two four-year terma. The beet OUR READERS Reckless, Jesite Steventon and Ar- Meehanlo st. Th* lneorporator* have helped inuke tlie United States the racial and retigloue minorities Is a legal opinion in the state holds that deila Jordan arranged 'for the were Joseph F. Peek, and the re*l tigators. Surely, this was an embarrassing Schubert OleSe club of Aebury Park most wonderful country under heaven. flat failure, and that no Communist Governor Orlscoll hlnveU la ex- estate Arm of BatUn * Applegato, send-off' for the brand new Administration. official dares trust any other per- cluded from this provicion and he SEES. SAME PATTERN to give a concert in the Red- Bank Hamilton 8. Battln and Daniel H. We in Monmouth county liave much of son not even his doctor. What a could run for ofllec again this year. town hall for the benefit of Trin- Applegatt. The Battin * Apple? True; udvirsed attorneys might have, headed nightmare!' ' Box 127, Runwon, N. J. ity church: which to be proud. It is heartening, then, Yet the Governor has determined gate, firm were to continue conduct- off the whole thing before it became u public Judging, by past experience, we to forgo the opportunity in order Jan. 34, 1053. An underwear concern -com: ing a general real estate and In- to note that our elected representatives an may expect the accused doctors to to abide by the spirit of the new To the Editor: menced operation' In' the' building surance buatnts*. Mr. Peek was issue.Hut then, if injustice is involved, now at Monmouth st. and- Maple ave. aware of the need to safeguard every gym. stand up in court and "confess" constitutional law. Your correspondents—the Rich- to interested himself mainly In the seems the time for correction. that they and many other' leading ard Stiasburgers—would be cm Mrs. Ely Klrby and Elmer E. Turn- specialty of real estate Held of de- bol of patriotism. We wish them well in Russian doctors are dedicated to Hi* decision enhances the im- bush were the proprietors. They velopment and subdivision. Mr. Wilson stands high among America's portance anil quality of his states- barrasaed, I feel sure, if they real the task of murdering Soviet offi- ized how closely their many letters began operation on 24 machines Ice yachtsmen wtre awaiting their efforts to "save" the Twin Lights and cialdom In behalf of an American manlike message to the new State follow the Communist line, as indi- and had a large contract to fill for top business men. He has the "know how'' Legislature Tuesday. This was both favorable conditions for .starting would suggest that you tell them so the government conspiracy functioning cated in the Dally Worker; in fact, John Wanamiher and B. Altman of their official season. Trophies for of key industry, skills of evident use in through Zionism.'. ,.•''• a review of the -notable advances if they were deliberately promot- New York city. next time you meet them or write to them. made during his admlnlitrationa ing the Communist line they would the itason's event* had been of- go vein men t. Patriotic enthusiasm saw him There should not be much doubt Mr. and Mrs. John Olensmann fered by William W. Vaughan, and a constructive program of re- not have to change a comma nor of Oceanic, received a surprise visit ready to snap nil business tics, heard him about the ability of the Kremlin an activity. Thomas Irving Brown, Paul de la bosses to obtain such "confessions" form and action for the future. In from a group of friends In celebra- Reueslile, Harold 8. Allen, Augustus say openly that his was "a much bigger addressing himself to the state's For instance, Mrs, Btrasburger'a tion of their sixth year of mar- The Council, At Work when It la recalled that Stalin got crimo situation, the Governor letter In the Jan. 22 Issue blames M. Minton and Oeorge M. Dolllver. his victims to "confess" a plot with the United States for the Korean riage. The party was arranged by Mrs. John H. Cook of Maple ave., stake in our country" and thut "I will be Hitler shortly before he carried out frankly .acknowledged that public Alice Fenton and Leon* Llgler. Mayor George H. Krauss and Council- complacency and underestimation, war, and says it I* due "to our gave a talk on China to the Junior like Caesar's wife, above suspicion." Indeed, his infamous treaty with Hitler! own insane desire to dominate oth- Others present were Mr. and Mr*.group Christian Endeavor society mau Ralph W\ Lawrence of Sea Bright at all levels of government, of the er nations." On Dec. 18, last, she ap- Ira Emery, Mr. end Mrs. John Cor- in no other way could he help the Eiuen When It comes to the big lie, the power of criminal' syndicates had lies. Myrtle and Mettle Fenton, of the Red Bank Presbyterian Bun- deserve the thanks of their townsmen for Stallnltes know no limitations or pealed to your rcaflerfl for clemency day-school. Mrs. Cook, In addition hower "crusade.'' The President had ruled enabled them to gain a foothold in for the Rosenbergs; In the Sept. 4, Lulu, Emily and Daisy Llgler; Eva difficulties. They can do> anything 1952. issue she wrote as secretary to her talk, showed various assort- their concentrated and successful effort to New Jersey; and, with equal frank- Bruce. • Violet William*. Eleanor ment of Chinees subjects.' that all around him must be "as clean as in that Held. ness, he said that the vigorous steps of the Progressive party of Long VanNest, Oeorgei A1a«, Elme- Pear- get the state to put up |40,O0O for repairs What will be the effects of this Branch and Cliffwood in behalf of sail, Ralph Longstreet, Albert Hilton Psrk of Middietown de- a hound's tooth." new wave of purging?.'. Internally, finally taken to combat the syndi- rent control*, and with characteri- sired to be annexed to Highland* , to the mid-town jetty. The improvement cates still do not satisfy him. Botch. George Turklngton and Wil- We cannot believe General Motors Presl it will give the Kremlin bosses a stic Indifference to the problems of liam Brill. borough and a hearing on the mat- far greater terroristic power. Hi* proposal to make the New "landlords." The abolition of the ter was to be given hy tht Middle- should do much to build tip the beach there ownership of property in land is Miss Charlotte E. Smith and Aah- dent Wilson ever wanted to evade the so- It means that every Russian who Jersey Law Enforcement Council 1 town township official*. which is of major recreational importance a permanent watchdog agency, to one of the Marxist tenents. bel W. Borden, both of Shrewsbury , called "conflict of interests" law. This die has ever had anything to do with were married at Spring Lake by Thirty-one table* were In play at to the North Jersey coast and, in general a Jew or a friend of a Jew or a doc- tighten up the responilbllitiea of Then from Lakewood, as secre- the Eastern Star card party In tho: tates that tines or imprisonment await any county prosecutors and give them tary of "Women For Peace," Mrs. Rev. Thaddeus Wilson, a formsr the metropolitan area. tor or a friend of a doctor will be Strasburger wrote on Aug. 12, op-pastor of the Shrewsbury Presby- lodge room* in th* Eisner building government official who docs business with at the mercy of any Communist better compensation, to require the posing our air raid* against North terian church,- on Broad st. Prises were won by Sea Bright leaders do a lot to save their who wishes to suspect him. It forfeiture of office by public ser- Korea and hinting about our use Mrs.-Arthur V. Gregory, Mrs. Reba concerns in which he is "directly or indi vants who refuse to testify in crim- The Pilgrim Baptist church of Milter and Charlee Wennlng. Mrs. town money. Former Major Thomas Far means, In other words, that the of biological warfare (which Dr. Red Bank' was incorporated, The rectly". interested^ for profit. Stockholder dictatorship wilt be fastened on the inal investigations, to change ju- Gene Weltftah of Columbia unlveni- William Curehln, Jr., was chairman ....Tell, now a. councilman, went -out and -got people more tightly than at any diciary procedure* in order to Ity was also publlcltlng at the same incorporatone~ . were Harvey I* ot the party and the was ably ae- Wilson had an obvious direct interest in time since the revolution of UIT. streamline) present overlapping time). In the July 81 issue of The Basie, Junlous Clanton, Rubin Fos- sltted by Mrs. Elsie Kirk. Mr*. the lion-siied contributions for the North Register there was an item on the ter, Moies Johnson and Charles O. M. which holds |5 billions worth of In world affairs, what can It functions, all are reforms jvhich Lulu Miller, Mr*. Elisabeth Siektls, Progressive party, of which cne is Jefferson, all of whom were trus- Mr*. Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Mlnnlo Beach sea wall from state and county. For*| mean? could greatly aid in the state'* secretary, it* spurious interest in tee* of the church. government defense contracts. . It may well mean that things battle against crime. White, Mrs. Emma Van •eholk, the last two yean the Sea Bright, officials •civil right*" and "discrimination"; A feature ot the serlu ot skat- Mrs. Adelle Conover, Mr*. Amanda It was quite apparent: If Mr. Wilson have been going so, badly In Ruaala the account also mentioned that worked for and got a sea wall for the South production-wise thsit scapegoats are There was much more to the booklets on tho Rosenbergs. were Ing races was an open race for Wennlng, Mrs. - Eleanor Burdge, was to be a "Caesar's wife," he'd have to needed and that the way must be Governor'* message. All yof it distributed nnd a motion to .write half-mile for Red Bank boy*. A Mrt. Ella Davis, Mrs. Etta Ho- Beach, and. last year, council went after seemed to be sound, even though President Truman protesting their dosen or so atarted, hut tht raco brough, Mr*. Charles Hammond and get out of G.M. lock, stock and barrel. That, paved for drastic worsening of the and got state money for the improvement of standard of living of the people, no tome of it will be controversial In death centence was made; contribu- lay between four of them, They Mrs. Ada Kennedy. '< this gubernatorial year. But Gover- tions were sent to the striker* at from the start, he said he was willing to do. that more war production can be were John White, Ollie Brown, Her- Augustus WoMng t)f Fair HtrWn. that wall. Another Sea Bright go-getter has obtained. nor Orijcoll has proved his vigor the J. Howard Smith Hah factory at bert Wiggins snd Prior Lee. Wig- What he tried for awhile to avoid was to and talent for leadership, and it Port Monmouth, etc. gins and Lee were bootblacks In completed Wyesrs as a salesman been the Lions dub, headed by former Coun It may also mean that Stalin, fac- for a Long Island manufacturing also take a tax beating on holdings previous- cannot be doubted that he will In addition, Mr*. Strasburgcr has Clarenee White's and Ford ft Mil- ell man Lawrence McCormick, now pressing ing old age, and fearing rival am- eenetrn and the directors of tht) succeed In pushing much of this pleaded for Willie McGee, a case ler's shoe stores and were the company conferred upon him the ly earned. In fairness, who can blame him? bitions, may feel pressured by his- desirable program through the publicized in Communist pamphlets, champion cake-walkers of tht town. for a Bern Bright inlet to help save time tory toward a final gamble as be- and for "The. Trenton six" (June title of "Varnish Enginter" in rec- Others with big dollar problems have present Legislature. That would The event was won by White with for commercial fishermen. tween Inevitable collapse and fail- U, 1»51); while Mr. Straaburger in Brown second. White thought he ognition of'hi* long and faithful crown a fine gubernatorial record. a letter to the Herald Tribune Dee. serviee and of Ms knowledge of been in and out of big government—the late ure at home and conquest abroad. -N. Y. Herald Tribune. had to go under the tape Instead Mr. Lawrence also is now out to get a The Nail purges and anti-Semitic 19, 1990, uied the "fear technique" of hitting It, and when he dove un- varnish manufacturing. War Secretary Robert P. Patterson, ex that tho US.8.R. would help Com- Mrs. Edith Worth of Brown pi. state Civil Defense contribution of about outrages. It will be recalled, were munist China, etc. And, naturally, der, he slipped and did on hi* face Postmaster General James Farley, Demo the preliminaries to bold military WINTER QVARTEM when the top 11 Communists were for several,yard*. and Mis* Eunle* West of, Irving 60 per cent of cost to give the borough a Adventure* by Hitler—preliminaries on trial before Judge Medina the PL were spending a vMStloa of cratic Presidential Candidate W. Averell We do not believe ttitt the ef- Harry U Kingstty, ton el Edwin several weeks In Florida. • new fire pumper, sorely needed. And vari a few years off from the rater Progressive party, meeting In A. Klngsley of Broad st, was Harriman and many more. A number of stages of Nail aggression.. fleial* of building-trade* union* In Long Branch, declared the trial The newly formed athlttle club, oua officials are pressing the state to take New York and Essex county can "unfair and prejudicial." drowned In the river here while connected with .tho Shrewsbury such men are just now entering office. In The Kremlin may move a trifle take any satisfaction in the results skating. The boy went to his death over Ocean ave. as a state highway. Higher more cautiously, but the death of Last spring, when I protcated the In the presence of a large number Post American Legion, elected the past, some put their holdings into U. 8. of their ban agatnat the erection use of a Red Bank school for a Richard Bengta. president; Ray- ' government bodies recognise that they have Stalin and his succession could lead of prefabricated hut* by soldier* talk hy Dr. Theodore Bramold, un- of folks standing on the dock wit- mond Manelnl, vie* president; Rob- bonds; some lost heavily in other arrange- to a stepped-up outburst of aggret- manning anti-aircraft defense bat- der the auspices of the Minister- nessing the activities on the lee. to do business with Sea Bright. Taxpayers elon, If not a total collapse. and it was of general opinion that ert'Nleaatia. treasurer and Oeorge ments; to rise above suspicion. Few met teries. Their threat to strike on iutn, (Bramold being head of the J. Meyer, secretary. Other mem- find that a very good thing. What we are witnessing now In- flut priority met* hall* and other Committee of Educators that sup- the boy could have been saved if bers of the club were Jack Con- punitive taxation like Mr. Wilson's. dicate* that the situation Inside Installations led the Army to back ported Henry Wallace for President someone witnessing the tragedy had Mrs, George Vaughan, Milton How- Russia Is potentially explosive and down In Its attempt to provide the on the Progressive p/U'ty ticket), acted mors quickly. A- vein at- ard, Anthony Fleseanaro, Meyer Considering the Wilson case, some that anything can happen. The most comfortable quarters for cur Mr. Strasburgcr rushed to his de- tempt was made by William, Fer- fense (although Wallace himself dinand and Rauben White to rescue Llboeky, Edward Chaiey, Otorge) Controller Views Controls scoffed that any sacrifice lie. makes is like American people, under the clrcum- anti-aircraft guardiant. had become disillusioned with the Sanborn, Carter Krahnert and etanees. should feel reaaeured by young Klngsley. The Whit* broth- Acting on order* from Washing- Progressive party, and eventually Harry Johnson. More than meets the eye is involved in nothing compared to blood-letting by a the fact that they are about to In- withdrew from it). The pattern is ers, who were at the Monmouth augurate a new, vigorous adminis- ton, Army officers her* conferred Boat club, were not aware of young the government's program to control wages. soldier. So true. But, that isn't the issue. with the building trade* officials, as consistent. tration headed by a man who Sincerely, Klngeley's flight until thsy heard This is made clear in the 1952 report of It is this: In spirit, the "conflict of knows hew to keep his head and they had elsewhere, before direct the screams of the onlookers. Mon- Know Your Gofenuteal how to act with calm Judment.— Ing the enlisted men lo set up the Marian M. Btrack. mouth Boat club was several hun- Arthur J. White of Ked Bank, chairman interests" law is good, for it bars corrup- Newark Star-Ledger. comfortable plywood and metal dred yards away. GOVERNMENT IN tion, wards off profiteering. In intent, we shelter*. Although the union* in HELMNQ MAN'S BEST MUfcND of the Wage Stabilization board (W. 8. B.) Washington, Baltimore, Norfolk, John Kemp, who for several years BUSINESS in Region two (New York state and north- can't believe it is aimed at subjecting past Pittsburgh, Camden and Niagara ~ 18 Myrtle Ave., Had been associated with Or. Wal- ariEs . Long Branch,' N. J., ter VanFlest of Little Silver In Proposals that the federal gov- ern and central New Jersey). He wild hi* earned fortunes to n tax purge. In cases The response of American! to the readily agreed that the prefab- hybrldUetlng flowera and fruit*, ernment step out of some of Its newest spy case should he alertness, ricated huti, as regular Army Jan. 21, 1953. office last year handled 10,911 cases, plus like this, we see no reason why there could To the Editor: moved to PltUburg to lake «harg* far-flung business operations and not hysteria. The news that two Issue, should be set up by the en- of a large nursery near that eKy. place others on a more butlaess- ninny more issues covering such "f r in ge not be a one-time tax forgiveness to nllow naturalised cltliens have been In- listed men, the local union officials I havo been watching with much Ukt bult are among problem* be- dicted for selling defense secreU to in this region objected, even though Interest and concern the drive for The family of William L. Chad- fore the ltd Congress. benefits" as pay for vacations, holidays, pre- the transfer of "forbidden" stock to "harm- Russia Is naturally shocking. It aware that the work Involve* no funds being made by the Monmouth wlclf,' Fair Haven, was nearly as- mium work and shift differentials. Addi less" securities of equal value. Certainly U a reminder that constant and •killed operation* whatever. County B.l'.C.A., as I am person- phyxiated by eoaf gas. It was only Orowth of the corporate form active vigilance la required. ally acquainted with Mr. and Mrs.due to the promptness of Dr. Arm-slice the government went Into tionally, 140,000 inquiries came in which, financial torture is a poor way to attract As a result the Army in this area Sneddon and Mum Margaret Bon- strong that- members of tht fam- business with the purchase of th* But It la alra notice that Ameri- I* being compelled to store several ncll, the state agent, and know of ily escaped death. >. Panama Railroad company In ltM Sir. White said, indicated ''the desire of the successful "brainy" men we need to can counterciplonage. Is effective, hundred prefabricated huts for the the work they do with little or no enumeration. John H. Lane closed Hit pool hat been tremendous. It received labor and iiiainipuieiit to conform to \V guide our intricate government. for the chargei disclose track! winter and. to house the men in room at Little Silver os account great impetus during World Wsr I, leading already to one Soviet offi- Arctic-type canvas Jameiway huts. Horc arc only a few of the many declined during the first post-war »: It. regulations." caacs they have taken of: A man of lack of ejatronage. cial In Waehlngton, and quite pos- These canvas shelters had to be The contract to remave the de- decade, tbtn grew by leaps and sibly further tegmenU of the web brought In from distant point* nt who was 111 and unable to work On nn overall bnsii, Mr. White, who ii w«i trying to get a homo for his bris of the burned Portland hotel bounds during the depression per- have .been under observation. Con- a .transportation cost that runs Into 13-year-old dog, Ills constant com- at Atlanilo Highlands was awarded iod and In World War II. tlif liti«l>nnd of Mu.rur Kiiiliuiine Ivlkni A Record of Gritf sidering the. fanaticism of Com- five flgurei, a wasteful expenditure panion for that number of years, to John R. lehnedehtr. It was Merest la the problem has purel- munists the amount of effort put of the taxnayerV money; building- by asking people on the street to estimated that there wero ItO.MO White, Haiti his ufllee a,>|>rovcil TO |»IT rein Fire, the unmerciful devastator of the forth and the newneai of America trades worker* ai.taxpayers helped leltd growth of govtrnmental busi- give the dog a home. He was un- bricks to be cleaned and movtd ness activity. Touching on one i»f tht'Nc ume*. Un the wage itttsiiu alone, nation's wealth and resources, set another at this game, it I* remarkable that defray thl* expense, able to get a room where ha could away. •o much headway has been made keep hi* pet. Miss Bonncll mado pass* of th* problem, the New the ititio HUB SO |icr cent n|»|>itneil, II per new record in Iu7t2. The loss ran to f781,< agalnet espionage and sabotage, Perhaps the time ha* com* for several calls on this man with food Two bowling madias were sched- Jersey Taxpayers association cite* t:iMH di'iiied itr'nimlilted. "I'ringu lienclit" the local bulldlng-tradta union* to for the dog, and .when she found uled to take place at the Shtrltin as part of a program of sound fed- 953,000 worth of property, a figure 7.3 per But It Is necessary to realise that reflect a Ut on what constitute* It was Impossible for him to keep hotel and they wtre attraatlns; eral Isaacs ths need for curbing approvals ran 78 per cent to 22 |»er cent cent above that for 11*51, 14 per cent higher •pylng and counterapyiag are defi- good publle relation* policy—N, Y. the pet she took the doc Into her much Interest among the bowling "the tiead of federal competition ' rejections or revisions. nitely part of the kind of world the Times. own home to care for. Thl* spared fraternity of the county, One with private satertrise." than 1050V The record Is one of grief. United States now lives In. The tho man the hcartacho.of having match wss betwetn Thomas H. his pet put to sleep, because he la IMS the Hoover commlfsloa Opponents to Washington con troll These tlguiem, given by the Nutioual peoples of many countries have Emery nf Atlantic Highlands and long been used to It, They take urstnoE could no longer cars for him. Charles Emmons of Red Bank. The directed the spotlight of publie at- might say these ratios itlustrnie their In Board of Fire- Underwriters, illiiHtrutt! a the presence of a certain number In the short xpni'e of two month), The master of a dog In Red Bank tention lo government In business other was between Murrsy Fotttr when It reported that "there ars elfectiveneM. Sir. White explained, how- falling by American*, whose efforts have of «plc« for granted—much M they more thsn l.MO.OOO copies of the WB.i sent to Marlboro. Thla dog was or Atlantic Highland* and Fttd do the knowledge that their air Is new revised verilon of the King taken to tho shelter and i* being rrlck of Red Bank. about 100 Important business enter- ever, tiiat this result caine about largely be- been able to turn out goods uud services never completely fiee from Impuri- James Bible were sold, its a pub- enrod for tree of charge until his prises which th* federal govern- master la well and able to provide mont owns or In which It Ig finan- cause "inquiries are made from us In ad- worth more than at any time In history, to ties, Americana my not soon get lishing record untouched n book- lor him. . - : used to living In thU atmosphere, selling history. Whit dot i It sig- . Twetjlr-Flv* Years Ago. cially Interested," Field* of ac- VHiicc HH to just what Increases are approv- cope with fire, the great destroyer. For and certainly tit reasonable meas- nify? Durlnit tho fog a IS-ycar-old man Fructut Laborlt, a mataslnt, pub- tivity rang* ftrm finance, Insur- was driving with hi* dog in the car ance, powtr sad transportation to able." lie said lie believes the W. 8. H. while, since 1035, the annual value of our ures must be taken to purify It. On the surface, It would seem to when ho was struck by another car lished In Latin by tht pupils of the •ut tht esiBhMl* should he en In- mean that ths new ver Ion—the and taken to the hospital uncon- Red Bank high school, made IU aa. agriculture aad sjctalf. Tin ****• IM* been "iiirryiiigoiiL tin; IIIINIC objectives" gross national product has jumped from telligent combating of causes rath* product of almost M yenp s' work •cloua, The Howel) township police pearancs, Anna Hack wss tdltort mission MtlsMltd tht govtrasMBt's called tho shelter, the dug was direct lavestmeal at 120 bllliea, tu- <»f., the protfiaiii, designed to "prevent au $72 billion to some .(MS billion, fire lone* ar than on mire alarm aver aymt* by a committee of blbllca scholars Margarttte Hendrlekton and Sidney terns. —I* Immensely attractive to a great picked up and Is being cared for Hodat, assistant editors, and tfcoie tur* etamftMtnti at 114 billion, intlatioiiary spiral resulting from uncon- went up 3.3 times In the same period, The many people, until ths man Ii well and again acting In other dtptrtmtnt* wtre direct or laelreet guaranteet of do* Red spies, In the ataln respond to able to provide a home for his posits aad mortgage* of about *M trolled wage increases, and at the same time |iet. Janet Mtckay, Polly Bruyere, Leon- production Is a tribute to IIIIIII'N initiative; two kind* of Inducement-money But It'* just possible that there ard Yanko, David Runtll, Irving billion and life lasursnes written by in correct or |, rer c n t hardilii|m and in- the destruction certainly is not. and Ideology. Bvery rumple of de- l« more to It limn this, nrore atro Hunilny 1 cn\Wt tho shelter and Hanoe, Greco Brooks, Abble Atkln, the federal government totalling let equities." tection and punishment should pro- than the fact that the Bible »|. hoth> Mr*, Sneddon and MISN Bon- Ter««a Papa, France* Blilsdtll, billion, Numerous recommendations, vide some deterrent effect, particu- ways has been thn top "hott-aeller," ncll'wcni at tho hospital caring for for grtater regulation and control; Fire frequently bums up things (hut 1 1 Mitry Knott, Orandln Hsmmtll, 1 Mr. White said that, in practice, the larly whore money is the motive, It ! just posallil* Hut (hh remark- /•Ick nnlniiiln, M their work knows flutpliln Knott and Carolyn snd of the govtmmtnt's buslnrii ven- cannot be replaced however hard mini Against Ideology the battle rests able »ppttlta for I ho nmv filhln In nn niiniliiya or holldnyi, turas wtrt advanctd by tht com- W. H, tl. created iwltlior a "wage frcwio," nnothei1, evidence of thn uimurH') My IIIIK on inn from the SJ'.CA, Anna Kvb, works. And most tires arc wholly UUIIMM'M- more on fxpoaurn, education and 1 minion, * (he correction of Injustice!, It, too, In religion* Intrrrnl that In n i Inn - IIvi! yen i* IIJIO, II nil I would nut Nine pupil! completed their study as many charge it did, nor a "rubber Htiiinp" »nry, the result uf sheer turalwMiuess, (Jreat acleil««l thn pnntwai' years. Inkfi II million IIUIIMH for her now, at (he lied flsnk high sehoel, There TH* icop« of gov»rnm«nt*l tm«l- require! less fear, morn wisdom,-' I IIIIVII gent my contribution, How was no commencement cxtrelies for all propotwlit but, iimtcad, "contributed suctions of our national fori>«l* have been Thi Christina Holenee Monitor, Peoplo In America, liU*i inni urn) nets activity I* described si "the ntiout you ntlirr |»'t lovcrs.7 llavo held tit (he mid-year no they were atttttit business monopoly outside ' niuterlRlly to a reduction of Industrial prob- wnmen am'OM tlto ginhe, art living you aunt your* »u tliccn paopln may not to receive their diploma until swept II way; buge buildings and small impended In an atniMrihtr* »l rontimii! with tholr wonderful word the Sovltt Union" by Rep, Ceuilert lems which automatically rise in the dy. OOVIBNOR DMBCOU/a June, They were Ellen Million, of New York. He Ii urging Con- homes, Industrial plants and farmers' barns, DECISION trial*, They renoxnlmi I hot ih* di- and anlmnl welfare? They give Dorothy Turklngtcn, Ohtollldt Nt«t- nuiiilc cconoiti.v «.« Itiivc tudiiy," lemmas of our tlnin arn rnrirnl mitre with Ox.'lr hunrt* and tholr time, gr«M to loolc Into thn problem liave been gutted, because uf something Oitn't we Klvo with our money? l«r, Edna Van Keuren, Stephen 'With a view to rtcommnndlng Oeverner DrlMOll'i decision net than they *.rn polltlcn! or w rinnmto, Oanonlco, Victor Mamchlo, John This svaluatlon of W, 8. 11,'s usefulims* to seek another term must bs And they urn IminlnK t» rnllglnn Horn! contribution* to Mrs,' John wnyi and means tg returning to somebody forgot, Again we linvv a new Pettllo, rjtorge lurgus and Dal- private nwnrrahlp Sfich of (he VMSI Is i studied one, pitrtictilurly If "dyiiiinilc viewed •• an act of ctatiimonihln In starch nf faith in rrlnfrirni Kit Iilnnull, Treasurer, MM Mlnndmrrt lihlne Aichettlno, - iir, a ft'cmli sliirl, In which we can do Just aUoi»thor In kieplnn with the su- morn I decision* Hint tlil/i HK*I , V, A, Animal Ihiltti', Baton- Tht Navtilnk Hook and Udder (Its of (he United |tat«s govern- tiiwn, N, J, coittpuny of Hit Itfd Hank drt de- ment as can be efficiently operated or'•'eBMrfcucy" ecououiy luto wlilcii lull given New Juicy In both his (eimsi Tint's your Job, every day, Ueuwiubcr It. U ekitf latCUllVI, Ths aiw atttl -The Dally Munllor-U-mltr j (Mt, Very truly yours, partment obtoi'Vtd Its annual ladles'. !« Klvite owntrshlp, coaiUttat CltniM, Mien,), [ Mrt, LiRoy Northrop, night st tht MvtriM* Orlll, Tk« with tat puWt InttrMt." T ED BANK'S 3 DAY SB SALE «s. - FRJL - SAT

MSABLY EVERLASTING Poat, Auxiliary to See Port Monmouth 3-DAY Safety Film Tonight i Nomination of officer! will be held tonight, Wednesday, by the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mem- Scout Mothers' auxiliary of troop ber* of Sandy Hook Bay poat, W at a regular meeting. Hostesses SPECIAL SALE American Legion, and Ladle*' aux- are Mrs. Freda Winkleman, Mm. iliary will aee a safety Aim at a TOUT raavcTiaai Martha Runge. Mr*. Jennie Mer- joint meeting tonight at the post ker and Mrs. Frances Mebuf. Hare's yaw home, East Washington and Fir«t A aurpriie stork ihower was aver, here. The lenior clica at the given Mrs. Mary Rodriquei Mon- MANY UNADVERTISID BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE high ichool hai been invited to at- day evening by Mri. Mildred tend. Doran, Mr*. Janes Thompson, Mra. STORI-MARKED DOWN TO COST OR BILOWI Mr». Erank Saxe will •• represent Alberta Rchnoor and Mra. Iris the auxiliary at the county pait Miuante at the latter'* home on presidents' dinner Saturday at the Collins ave. Others attending were Cryitil Brook inn, Eatontown. Mr*. Arnold Kull, Mr*. Ann Ehr- IIRDSIYE man, Mrs. Alice Hartman, Mr*. Viv- LADIES' FULL FASHIONED New Monmouth ian Peteraon, Mra. Margaret Mc- 24WHIT1ST. RID RANK Min Marilyn Rockefeller, daugh- Cully, Mr*. Bally Craig, Mr*. Sylvia DIAPERS ter of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Rocke- Davies, Mr*. Ann Hoffman, Mr*. Newman and Mrs. Eileen Fsgin. feller of Keyport rd., observed her 27x27 MESH 14th birthday Jan. 22 with mem- Nancy Dattito, Mary Naughton, bers of the family. Mils Joanne Ann. Beam, Carolyn Slutter, Carol Walling, who attends Bucknell uni- Thompson and Marlene Mutant*, versity, is (pending this week with aeouts of troop 146, attended a rol- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ler skating party Friday evening NYLONS Qifts • Antiques The name everlaiting U applied Walling;. MKN'S WHITI to m»ny plants of different specie* at the Velvet arena, The group and of different genera. The atraw- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reddington waa accompanied by Mr*. Iri* flowera commonly told in bouqueti of Jersey City spent Sunday witii Mutant., leader, and Mr*. Jane Decorative Constdtant at roaditde stand* in the Weit be- Mrs. Timothy Reddington and Mrs, Thompson, assistant leader. HANDKERCHIEFS Margaret Cosby. Mr. and Mr*. Chester Hendricks long to the feniu Heliehryium and Large nlr.e with sat- are not too eloiely related to our Thomas and William Parrlsh are of Wilson ave., observed their 24th •ubject here considered. Hellchry- confined to their home this week wedding anniversary Monday. in stripe border. c because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zawislak of 49 auat U a nttlv. of Australia which 7 hat become eitabliihed in America, The Young People's Christian as- Dover, apent the week-end with Mr. Shear lact, run-proof irrtgulars. Kurope, Africa and Alia. Our sociation of the Baptist church and and Mr*. Leonard Moon, Wilson ea. Pearly Everlasting Is Anaphalis their leaders attended tha annual av«. • MIN'S KNIT Slight imparfaetiont will not margarltacea which li native of roll call of the Belford Methodist Mr*. Adeline Reardon, Mr*. Clara •fftet wtar or appa«ranc* of North America ranging there from church Thursday evening in place Mulraln, Mrs. Alice Frelbott and thai* leg-flattering hote. Sizet Newfoundland to Alaska and south of their regular meeting. Mr*. Edna Van Norwick attended a TV ihow and comedy production SKI-PAJAMAS • '/» to 10'/*. in all the latest to Oregon and North Carolina. It Boya art sbfc to mak* pocket muner hai .become established in Europe bjr nellinr The KegUtcr.—Advertisement, last week in New Tork city. shades. and Aiii. Sizes The Pearly Everlaiting grow* to A-B-C. a height ol about three met with 1 the atem rather well branched in iti upper area*. It is covered with a, dens* white, woolly lubitance BOYS' DOUBLE KNEE ZIPPEK-FLY Notice and hai an abundance of leavei. Tnee* leavei arc about tt-inch wide and to live inches long, i'hclr mar- gina are incurved and the lower OVERALLS to the auri'acea are lighter in color and Fins pinwale, a| |Q mora heaviiy aowny taan are the assorted colors* DUNGAREES upper aurfacc i. Slses S to 8. 1 thousands The flower* appear in numeroui crowded heada grouped into com- HIAVY • OZ. SANPORIZIO SHRUNK pact, Hat-topped clusters that may who carry a. to eight inchea across. The in- MIN'S ALL WOOL dividual h»di are about !s-inch NAVY RLUI DINIM acroM with th« outer bracta abort and pearly white. The plitlla occur SPORT SHIRTS this In tuoular Bbweri and ihe «tameni in narrow Uowera both of which HARRY SILVER LOU SILVER Solid color*. Copper rivets «nd are uiually to ba found in the same bar-tacktd and fully card... head. The floweri ara mature from 49 reinforced through- July through Septemoer, but may Navar bafora . .. 3 appear to be vinlc long'after tne out. This groat value regular flowering perloa. 'ihe itetni and mayba navar again ... in tiios I to 16. ara lubitantial and nay hold the 1 flowera erect on into the winter or if picked and put into a vase they do not wilt eaaily but continue to POLO SHIRTS appear ai though they were lreah. Unbelievable!! MEN'S Pearly Eyerlaiting nil been grown in garden* as an ornamental ••"" 1.00 and in tnia capacity provldea an am., md., If. 1 UNDERWEAR attractive cover and require! little Biit It's True attention. Furthermore it doea well on poor toil and may lurvive where •ay*1 ft tttri*1 AR Waal more exacting plants could not. The SMASH! plants are often found aa about the FLANNEL laat aurvivora of tome garden that mark* tha alta of an abandoned Wallah, Compacts, Pins, Choice at house. Sometime* they are found Naw Jawalry, Earrings, Etc., in cemeterlta, but mora commonly ROBES H& they grow In poor paature landi Formerly 4.95 Up! Aaaorted plaid*. •och that have not been disturbed for a (Mae* a to la. 39 long time. Thli plant cannot withstand cul- NOW -i.OO SANPORiaO SHORTS .because tivation and ao it ia simple, to con- ONLY Broadcloth short* In boxer o. trol it in paiturea that are part of gripper fastener styles. Assort- a managed cycla calling for cultiva- COTTON ed striped patterns. Sites 30 to every record in our tion at Interval*. Popularly it ii sometime* comldered aa a cudweed FRIDAY SUPfR SHOAL but a number of plant* bear theie DRESSES 1.49 KMT RRIRM stock will be on sale name*. Such planta may form in- at t*,u*>r* yjcrcalea. 1 full cut knit briefs with elajtle dlgeatlble cuda in cattle and may cauia troubla lometlmt*. Bcaldea Limited Amount! WATCHES waist-band all around. Site* controlling the plant by cultivation smill, medium, large. it hai' been) auggeiteo that cloie War* .00 Red Bank Days cutting or ipraying with lodium Frt. Only ATHUTIC SHIRTS I T Mtlt knlt from th# flB# chlorate, give* effective control. Ml! Oood quality soft yarn athletic soft yarns and full cut fee While we do not And the plant SLIPPER SOCKS snlrts in ppanel ribs, full cut comfort, fists amsll, mediuas lifted aa edibl* or aa poiionoui, we flies N to 4*. and large. club cards will not be do and that it ha* gained public AU leather recognition probably aa an orna- Rta. NOW •Ottawa, J.39 honored these 3 days mental and it hi* many 'common names mch a* Moonshine, Silver 5-3-PC. DRESSER SETS 9.95 5.t5 Firrt Quality • Famoui (ThU will apply to LP Club Cards at wall) Button, Silver Leaf. Poverty Weed and Cotton Weed. I-SILVERWARE SET 24.50 14.fS MIN'S 3-LADIES1 I7-J. WATCHES 37.50 14.93 Leather Jackets CANNON SIMON 2-MEN'S 17-J. WATCHES 37.50 14.t5 SIZES TURKISH UTH I 31 I 40 6 FOR RED BANK'S c Community Community 4 Coffaa Spoons TOWELS I 2-Pe. Swing S«t ROYS' ftARARMNI THREE GREAT SALE DAYS mm «MMMW MM. to 20x40 •dan *r «jttr*j«tWt c T NOW 49 SPORT SHIRTS SIZE ea. Our Last Big Fting of the Winter H 49 29 1 assorted colon. • • # • • I RtfiMy 1.71 1.1* I N R«f. NOW MIN'S CORDUROY MEN'S PUID EVERY LAST PIECE OF WINTER CLOTHES 0 3-JEWEL BOXES 8.95 2.00 s I-MANTLE CLOCK 9.95 2.00 PANTS MUST BE CLEARED 5-PEN SETS rinwale corduroy, SHIRTS 16.50 9.00 baser atjrlc. AND SIMON'S WILL USE 2-WAFFLE IRONS 14.95 1.93 8M., m*., If. .49 •>—• m. RUMMAGE SALE PRICES BIRTHSTONE 1 TO DO IT RINGS STORM COATS WetIt of leeft flnt *jHllt|r. MU ml aM of t*«r4r iturty cMttrveUM. t 0 • • • 00 rayan NOW la aim M <• 14. 9 -Wark (• IT; Hp«rt MMM, MN., m4., It. SO BE , 5 R*a. Ml t» M.M A SVRPRISt at |t«e-away arteaa "DOLLAR WISI" TARIFF °-«*kele^w eoet—, ael UtM la tkU all KM* kww for' WtftriM'. *y art IAVII Tram** SPECIAL! DO YOUR BARGAIN HUNTING AT a%VAlai^*B# /tore : simon SILVER JEWELERS \ !> "NIC! THINQS" MONRVIACK STORI OF 1001 IAROAINS uth9 little pink $hop juil a /«* $ttp$ off Brood St." •UARANTU 8 RKOAD ST., NED BANK o MAKE 88 BROAD 8T. TIE "HUH ST0 11 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK He red tape la auklai SHOP MI0AV TIL t P. M. N I C I T H I N 0 S AM nl Out Wm*h IAAAIVUM IA SAM mm Out RED BANK'S 3 DAY S& SALE T™l?s - ™ - Thou My Hand." Mlxa Gall Perry Newark Accident Uneroft accompanied at the organ, Stanley The Llneroft 4-H club wilt meet Stilwcll will be In charge of the DIANE says* Fatal to Trainman next Tuesday night at the lire service next Sunday. Both junior Smart appearance start* with food posture and • house, at 7:30. The program will and senior choirs will sing. The LION'S NEWARK — A West Belmar Include discussion of a barn dance service will be held at 11 a. m. proper foundation .... rainman was killed Sunday when and the playing of a game, Sunday school will meet at 10 I* Oman • Umtfaran le was knocked off a freight train Member* of the Ladies' Aid so- o'clock, a GOOD IRA and GIRDUI and run over by the locomotive of ciety of the Community Church Wa have dealpis la BRAS and GMDLES that are Now Serving a Pennsylvania railroad In the Wa- will meet Thursday, Feb. S, at 1 Holmdel erly yards at the foot of Peddle p. m. for a luncheon meeting. Host- created especially far jrour needs, and can help you esses are Mrs. Daniel Vltello and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bray of select the styles BIGHT for your Bfura. (SHREWSBURY The victim wai C. Arthur Roth- Mrs. Oeorge Rainer, Red Top farm had their children acker, S9, m braketnan, of 1158 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toop are Thomas and Eileen christened at Eighteenth ave., who wag atandinf spsnding a few weeks In Florida. the Sunday service at the Holmdel 1.50 UP ILITTLE SILVER n the steps of th* locomotive and They will visit Mr. and Mra. Frank church. The flowers placed at the sicnallnc the engineer when he Toop, Br., and Mr. and Mrs, James altar were given by Mr. and Mrs. DAILY w»i ttruck by % stanchion support- Toop. Stewart Whalcy. DIANE'S Intimate Apparel Ing overhead eltctrie wires and fell Mr. and Mra. Daniel Vitello at- H'ov. Dr. Wallace L. Gallup will QUICK SIRVICI under the locomotive, whose wheel! tended tha wedding of Mr, and preach on "Getting Rid of Fear" 28 WHITE ST. RED BANK pasted over h!a neck. Mrs, John Maaalll at St, Francis Sunday at 11 a. m. Dr, Gallup will FICKOF ft DEUVEBY A member of the Sea Beta dur- Catholic church, Newark, Saturday. also give a chalk talk to those at- CALL ing World War II. Mr. Rothaektr A reception followed at the Essex tending Sunday school clauea at belonged to the Veteran! of For- house. 9:45. eign Wars, South Belmar, and tha Mr. and Mra. Thorns* Kelly are Mr>. Elmer- Bahrenburg, Mrs. RE 6-2800 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainman. spending a few weeks at St. Pe- James Kissel, Mra. William Zullleh It Pays to Advertise in The Register He la survived by hla wlfa, Mrs. tersburg, Fla. and Mrs. William Pitcher ara as- Dorothy Thompion Rothaeker; a Mrs. Harold Willgerodt and Mrs. sisting Joseph Phillips, chairman son, Eugene; two slaters, Mr*. Charles Conovcr, leaders of the Un- of the local polio drive. Mrs. Pitch- Charles Walker, Newark; Mrs. Llti- eroft 4-H club, attended the Mon- er has requested that the polio do- sey Poole, Arlington, Mass., and a mouth County 4-H Leaders' asso- nation cards be returned to her. brother, Donald, Irvlngton. ciation meeting at Freehold last Mrs. Robert Voorhees, Mrs. John The C, H. T. Clayton and Son week. 8. Holmes, Mrs. Taylor Hance, Mrs. funeral home, Adelphla, was In George Reiner, an employee of William Pitcher and Mrs. Joseph charge of arrangements. the Ronson Co. of Newark for 35 Phillips were on the entertainment years, has retired. committee at the past matrons' and Keyport The Llneroft-Everett PTA execu- pact patrons' night of the Eastern tive board will meet at Uneroft Star at Matawan last night. DRESSES Mrs. Eather Steneck. waa Install' school next Tuesday night. ed as councilor of Freedom coun- Mrs. Alfred Williams, president RED BANK DAYS $14.95 ft $19.00 cil, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, of tha PTA, and Mrs. Joseph Everett last Thursday night at Scheylchbl Mendres, • secretary of the Parent $ 00 hall by MIM Norma Norman of county council, attended a meet-. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elengren of Red Bank. Other officers Inducted Ing of the council at Falrvlew Long Island spent part of last week NOW 12 were Mrs. Medora Truax, viea school Tuesday night. Mm, John with Mr. and Mrs. John Portin. councilor; W. L. VanOleson, asso- Burr, the president, presided and Julia Portin, daughter of Mr. and Regular $22.95 to $30.00 ciate vice councilor; Mrs. Rosaline Robert Felice of Long Branch Mrs, John Portin, spent- the week' spoke on tha school budget, end with Carol Newman of Red SUPER SPECIALS Hubbard, guide; Mrs. Barbara De- $ Walne, recording secretary; Miss E, Douglas Brandt and daugh- Bank. Check Into lhe§e extra Florence LeRoy, associate secre- ters Diane, Linda and Peggy Lee Mr. and Mra. Sam Cavallaro NOW 18°° tary; Joseph Maynard, junior ex- and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bohn and spent the week-end at New Lon- to 50% OFF:peci.1 value, and «v.. councilor; Mrs. Mildred Dunham, daughter Joan spent Sunday with don, Conn. r $32.00 ta $49.91 associate past councilor; Mrs. lola Mr. and Mra. Milton Sachse of Edward Vlnerv Jr., son of Mr, King, inside guard; Elmer Truex, Colt's Neck. and Mrs. Edward Vlner, is home outside guard, and Mr*. Dunham, from Harvard during the half year 59 Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt snd NOW trustee for term of 1*. months. daughter Peggy Lae apent Monday semester. Guests wera present from Pride with Mra. Norman Franks of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Williams of Monmouth council, Red Bank, Oeeanport. of Yonkcrs, N. Y., *pent the week- SUITS 29 and Starry Flag council, Freehold. Thomas Carofln of Long Branch end with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wil- ALL FORMALS The junior guild of St. Mary's was soloist at the Sunday lervlce liams. , REGULARLY 45. to 55. Episcopal church, masting last at the Community church. He sang Mrs. Bernard Hlckey has recov- Thursday in tha parish house with "The Lord's Prayer" and "Hold ered from a recent Illness. SPECIAL GROUP OP WOOL Mrs. Alfred Chlnery as hostess, REDUCED 5Q°/o decided to organize a new mer- chandise club. Mm. William Hell SUITS «— «—* 17-99 li chairman. Mrs. Clifford I* Bray, CAMEL HAIR new president, appointed Mrs. Les- ter Stoney, Jr., chairman of ths SPECIAL OFFER sick committee. Miss Gretehen — OF — COATS Klgh.tllnr.sr will present, a program SLACKS 7^99 on Navajo Indiana at ths Feb. IX Regular $49.9$ meeting. Rag. 10.95 • 14.95 ' Tha Couples club ef Calvary $ Methodist church heard Mrs. Her- CHILDREN'S SHOES mlna Browne, head of tha musle NOW 58°° therapy treatment at the Marlboro _ FOR — 100% WOOL ft CORDUROY state hospital, describe tha origin of this type of therapy, at ,last week's meeting and how it Is used SPORT JACKETS WINTER COATS In mental Illnesses. Marlboro Is RIOUCID AS LOW AS tha only mental hospital In ths 3 PAYS ONLY Rtgularly stats using thin type of treatment at the present time, said the speak- %AOOO er. Fred Jensen, president, con- CHILDREN'S 25. . 29.95 13.99 48 ducted a short business session. SO-95 Mrs. Leroy Aumack has succeed- ed Mrs. Frank Boyce aa president DRESS SHOES COTTON AND SILK of the Keyport Hook and Ladder company auxiliary. Other ofleers PR. Include Mrs. George Rinaar, vie* TOPCOATS 20% off president; Mrs. John Rose, secre- 3 BLOUSES tary, and Mrs. Robert Wallace, treasurer. Mrs. Julia Rotate and Ratal* $4.91 H $12.91 Mrs. Robert Roaato are new members. SUPPERS $ .95 A trophy night dlnnsr-dance will DRESS SHIRTS 2 for5.0 0 SALE PRICE ha held Saturday by St. Josaph's $191 i $1.9$ PR. $ $ 00 $ council, K. of C, at the clubhouse Rtgularly 3.95 • 4.95 on rt. 39. A Valentina dance, spon- 3°°- 5* . 6°° sored by the council, will be held 1 Feb. M at the Amirlean Legion BIG GIRLS' WOOL AND DRESSY hall In Matawan. t $ BUYS $ BARGAINS Miss Mildred Lackey attsnded a luncheon meeting of Rho ehaptar, DRESS FLATS and $ SKIRTS PI Lambda Theta, of which she Is Wtra 2.95 historian, at Hotel Earl*, New WOOL SOX Ratjalar $7.911* S12.9S York. SPORTS SHOES PR. LARGE ONLY! 200 MEN'S Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Heysr $ a>e spending the balance of the $7.91 4 Wtra 3.95 te 4.95 LOO winter at Fort lauderdsle, Fla. SPORTSHIRTS NOW 7°° Miss Joan A. Rapp of Roxbury, lass., and Emory Lea Bothast, LONG SLEEVE ft SLEEVELESS RefwJar $14.91 tt $11.95 whose engagement waa recently an- 00 nounced, were Sunday guests of Ware te 1.95 IJOO tha bride-elect's parents, Mr. and WALTER S. THOMPSON SWEATERS NOW *|^ Mrs. Frederick V. Rapp, Main at, at a family dinnar party. Mtos Rapp SpecMUlng in ChMrmU fine Shoe$ WOOL OR RAYON Rtf«(ar $22.9$ fa $29.9$ was recently accepted as a mem- Ware te 3.95 1#QO ber of Keyport chapter, Order of IS* MONMOUTH ST. RIO RANK $ Eastern Star, In Roxbury. SCARFS NOW 17°° Tha number of American tour- LOOK FOR THE LITTLE YELLOW AWNING 4 for LOO ists In Germany In 1M1 Is esti- TIES SWEATERS mated at 300,000, CORDUROY HATS LOO Regular $$.00 tt $0.00 Come See SPORT SOX 3 pr. LOO NOW *4°° 3.WAY Rifvlar $11.9$ tt $14.9$ PFAFF The FABULOUS FLANNEL PAJAMAS JACKET 21.95 NOW *9'°° Rag. Rag. 27.91 3.95 3.29 CASHMMIS INCLUM0 90 YEARS OF KNOW HOW IN QUILUINID THE SEWING MACHINE INDUSTRY GAB JACKET HANDBAGS UNDER SHOUTS Sawi leather at Mitly «. illk, «ht >••» Rtg. 25.00 19,95 Ratalar $4.9$ ta $7.9$ Rag. buy In f**j«y'i itwlng mtthlnt mtrliet. 1.25 •89 NOW A llfatlma guarantttl liberal h»i» In -EXTRA SPECIAL- Rtfalar $10.10 ta $12.9$ ellewance an y«ur «U metMne. * ft PULL UNGTH UNDER SHIRTS Reversible TOPPER NOW Rag. PORTABLE •149" CONSOLE •199" .15 .69 Rag. 7*" MAE'S YARDSTICK 21.95 ALL SALIS FINAL 31.A MONMOUTH ST. HKI) HANK

AT THE WHITE HOUSi •HCAU OR Open Friday 'HI 9 P.M. SALI OP 3 YARDS GOLDIN'S 91 HOAO STRUT RIO RANK MTTIR COTTONS Ratj, t*.79V*J. 4.00 ^ MEN'S SHOP QUOAD ST. car. of Mechanic St. REDSHANK 6.90SS CITY SALE THURS. - mi. - SAT VfiLL JAR 29 JAM.M JAM.-11 Neptune Music Circus Methodists to lelford Man Promoted Memorial Fund MONEY LOANED ffcat BUnis Producers Seeking Talent ly Thomas & Bells Co. on Jewelry, Sliver. Musical Instrument*, Camera*, Binocular*, etc. with WAYS MCHRICIUM Manuel Davis in association with BELKORD — Georse B. Edwards Llctnwd and bonded by -State «f N. i. Abe and George Vogel, producers ircct Several if this place has been promoted Set Up by Church of the Neptune Music Circus, arc hc»d of the sales department KEANSBURG - Realizing many H K PAY CASH FOR OLD GOLD and SILVER in the midst of plane for their f -Thomas & Belts company or people desire to do something per- second dimmer, tcn-wcek season of Vew Churches Elizabeth. manent to perpetuate the memory Broadway Loan Co. musical comedy successes. In the of the deceased, the official board near future the selection of «hows Campaign to Haisc of the Methodist cKurch here has tog Broadway Long Branch will be announced and a spring established a memorial fund. The subscription plan presented. $1,500,000 for Stale pastor. P.nv. Edward S. Zellcy, Jr., In the meantime they are spon- nnnounced today that money do- soring; two road companies of Assistance nated to this tuml will hs used "White Cargo" and "Gentlemen Pre- Bishop Fred P. Corson, resident only for iteni.1 ncedrd in the church fer Blondes," which are at present bishop of Philadelphia area of the that would not ordinarily be pur- in rehearsal. They will play Allen- Methodist church, has announced chased from thi> r«Riilnr funds of ftTASTE MIRACLE WIOOI* town, Reading and Herahey, Pa., the chiiroh, Such things as hymn that members of the New Jersey books. Bibles, furniture, bulletin Wtof htrfljlil CfwufO the latter part of this month and ind the Philadelphia conference* 1 Wilmington, Del., the early part of ire Joining in a campaign to raise board. *, hearing aids, muslc.il In- Ntvnif W vnf February. Kyle McDonnell, famous .1,500,000, principally to build new struments, equipment for Sunday- MW, wHh iMt aylfrytwlh, •« SAIT SPRAY STIEl* stage, TV and radio Mar, Is playing churches. Similar campaigns arc school children, etc., will be includ- Trocb and Hardwan the leading role in "Gentlemen Pre- being conducted throughout the ed in the list of possible memor- fer Blondes." country, as the denomination recog- ials. Whatever is purchased from IS THE PAYOFF! this fund, Hew .Mr. Zcllcy said, will far MMy ywn. Qvwllty •Treee Ma* The present shows are In the na- nize* that a population movement be marked as being in memory of *MHKons miri buy Spvhlini Cauda Dry Watir ture of a talent showcase for up at vast proportions it taking place the individual or individuals whose and coming professional Broadway in America. memory they represent. btcause thty like it betttr— players. There will be considerable The church is attempting to fol- HATION'WIPI SefM-flifalfaf/ta- auditioning also and those meeting low the people a* they change their The pastnr explained, "When a with approval will be signed for places of residence, even as it did person dies friends and relatives summer roles under the big "Music In other areas of our country1* his- may make a donation to the fund Circus Top." As in the past season, tory. Not for several decades have in their memory. They will be giv- WILL YOU! OVERHEAD DOM PRODUCTS CORP. en a beautiful folder Hint can be 15 YEARS OP CONTINUOUS SERVICE however, the leads will be played so many people moved in so short by well known Broadway stage per- time. presented to the family of the de- 468 SHREWSBURY AVE. RE 646M RED BANK sonalities. ceased and displayed at the funeral Dr. John D. Heir/ supcrintcn- service. The folder carries a mess- Icnt of the Northwest district of George B. Edwards age »f comfort as well as a state- the Philadelphia conference, has ment that a gift has bacn made been appointed by Bishop Corson to the memorial fund." as the director of thia program, Mr. Edwards, who joined the firm which has other phases than the n 1939, worked Ills way up through Mr. Zellcy further explained that Tne Reason i Better Housekeeping Shop he organization as a receiving and Die memorial fund could be used mancial campaign. at any time to honor the dead. Th» New Jersey Conference icrvico clerk and assistant service nanager. In World War II, ho This may be done by making a Board of Missions has already contribution to the fund. "Then, in made allocations totaling $90,000 erved three and a half years as RED BANK DAYS in Army infantryman. He spent a. addition to receiving the folder, Blend-ability is the ability of Canada Dtf' for the first year. The new church an announcement will he made in ind educational buildings that will car overseas where he earned the the weekly church bulletin of the Water to make every drink taste better. be built arc located in the Bridge- ombnt infantryman's badge and memorial." It is the result of these Canada Dry exclu- ton, Camdcn, New Brunswick and as promoted to sergeant. Mr. Ed- Trenton district* of the conference. wards was educated at Cranforil sives: A survey is being conducted by high school and Los Angclc* city • Ixcfuifve "Mavor-atofoncerf Formula" Dr. Frederick Shippey of the Mcth- college. Before joining Thomas & • fxcluiive "»fn-»oinr Corbonalien" odist church, which will help in Bctt.i, he worked for the Simmons determining the most strategic lo- company in Elizabeth and Los An i/5. •• "»*•»»*• mtn •••»• cations for future grants of funds. jeles. He and Mrs. Edwards, the •uttirltt tor All Makes ormci- Miss Barbara Weir, are par MMrOND PINtHV, 0>U«lm were mail* wHh mts of a year-old son and a month- :!l!0 B'wiijr I.nng IIranch 6-1793 ASSIGNED TO NATO 1IDQRS. ild daughter. Silv.i-j 11 Man. St. lied Bank 6-071* Canada Dry Water latt year. THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY) SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Army Sg. Joseph Robinson, whose wife, Mrs. Theresa Robinson, lives at 79 Barker ave., has been as- 20°/o to 60% DISCOUNTsigned to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's southern European VALUES IN FINE FURNITURE headquarters in Naples, Italy. He ON FAMOUS MAKE la nerving In the Signal support di- vision with servicemen from live other NATO nations, France, Grea Britain, Greece, Italy and Turkey. Sgt. Robinson attended the Uni- TV • REFRIGERATORS • WASHERS versity of Oregon before entering the Army.

AND OTHER HOME APPUANCES REPORT TO BAIMfRIDGE Richard W. Boshme of Little Silver and Robert C. Waters of STEAM IRONS UNIVERSAL IRONS Belford, both member* of the Na- val Reserve Electronics cotnpan, .49 at Earle, reported Sunday to the Rtf SIMS SHU! Rtf. SlltS Naval Training Center, Balnbridge, Yd., for two weeks' active duty They will undergo an abbreviate SAVINGS UP TO 50% version of the regular training pro gram for recruits. Both men en Sterling • • noted for quality furniture - • offers substantial savings on tht finest WestiHghouse TOASTERS ELECTRIC MIXERS listed in the Naval Reserve last October. collection of "famous makes" furniture in Monmouth County. Rtf S2I.M SUE! .49 SHU! Sptcial Group of Famous GAS RANGES DREXEL FURNITURE it*, tarni '179 * Rtf. $i7f.so SAIE! Rtduced 3 3 Wo "PLUS'fflaTAUiATION AND SERVICE Sihrtr llm Rtctrol Silvtr Itm Drop Utf li Tcblt '"£,Storage for FREEZERS (cveral hundred Extends to 98". records— RFC IS*. 4.3 CM. Ft. HORIZONTAL e 4 Be(. 133. 99. 99. Silver llm Rtfafar fIff.tS 20* Slhrtr llm MFtt MATCHING 2 Pc Opens to 40xM. • drawer*, 14 CM. Ft. CROSUY Storage cabinets. lUf. til. '.»129. B >»» Rtf** S43MI 79* LIVING ROOM SUITE ALSO OTHER WANTED rURNITUHE PIECES BY DREXEI. PLUS DELIVERY • I CUSHION SOPA ft CHAIR 4 PIECE • S*RIN« CONSTRUCTION • ftRlY HORAl TAPISTRY 240. REFRIGERATORS LIMED OAK BEDROOM GROUP • MINaiOIASI R»f. 311. GOODAEAR 2 DOOR KOTMHHT DELUXE - «' *3 3 9 2>Piect Solid Maple Living Room Suite • U* I* 1»% Mere " 300. 49 Fully upholitercd, unrln? fitted KELVINATOR REG. 43*. 224 The Suburbanite's multl- backs and teat. Covered In decor PLUS DELIVERY AND SERVICE eitatH tread hai nearly Iwo atori print. 219°° thousand knll».|lk» edgee Ihtt Rtf. 2*f. lake held en snow and let, A madorn group eoniUHnej of « tin 49 Don't lulltr costly delays, get 2-Pioce Solid Maple Living Room Suit* '134 Mew Suburbanites Todayl triple droner «nd mirror, eheit on choir, itop night teble end Beautifully covered In heavy woven full itu bod. dtcoratora tapestry formfeed TELEVISION SETS hsndsomcncfls. Rtf HMt $m w PHILCO ••* - S MCI TOMIINSON TOMUNSON Club Wing Chair Tuft Back Chair CONSOLITTE «•* «™» SOLID CHERRY BEDROOM GROUP 50 • 1 TWIN RIDS • MATCHING NlttNT STAND 99 no. Rtf '•»• MUCK 0WNIM M0KI Kind tubbed to ft luitrou* flnlth, Rtf WASHERS ELECTRIC RANGES A comfortable chair cov- lhl« quality cotutructH bedroom Ill A warm grey color, made ered In cluirtveuso boucle, of ipiinx down construe* 4S NIWGMPTRED group 1« *n nxeeptlonnl vnlue. Rtf. U7. tt hn/i hriuh edging, kick tlon. Thl* hnndnome Tom* DELUXE SPINNER WESTINGHOUSE *199 pleat nnd U of tprlng Union chair will blend Rtf. iro.w NOW Rtf llW.tl • » GOODAEAR ALL Fl.OOIl SAMPI.K8 tlKUVCKD VV TO down construction, wlilt any jetting. Plua Delivery Thttgieat new truck lire leeki w and perfeiat juit like the PREWAY •* WMI >174 Suburbanite but It hull! In truck elm and epeelllcalioni, LAMPS Rtductd 20% to ^ Available in iliei up le WRINGER TYPE 7,50(17. Mfhlollfr • AitUtlc • Rtmbrandt • Mutual Sunirt • Flnl Aria Rtf tilt.M Delivery DKU'XK ri'811 IHTTON TABLES Rtduced 10% to 23^ terling tircxel • Stickily • Welnmu • Jnipirltl >'ound«i'« • *'«rgu»«» HOUSEKEEPING SHOP N. •*• •HOP 4t MONMOUTH ST. PHONI 6-4)10 RID BANK IT. *%• DNTIU • r. M< I OMN THII TMUMOAY, MIOAY A SATURDAY IVININftS TIL t>M RED BANK'S 3 DAY 8& SALE ™JJRS. -

Eaat Keanohurg Bible Class Plans Marlboro Election of officers of the Tots William McCollum is visiting Mr. Doerr Auxiliary Wat held recently and Mrs. Harry Monroe of Balti- MVERCREST NURSING HOME 1 at the Bayview inn. The new presi- April Show more, Md. SHERMAN'S — Elderly Couples Welcome — 'dent is Mrs. Joseph Comito, Mrs. Members of the Married Couples' Mr. and Mrs. Arch Apgar were I John Armstrong is vice president, Bible class of the Red Bank Metho- guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Cantor PRIVATE WING | Mrs. Frieda Lanza, treasurer; Mrs.dist church will present a mmiical of Long Island Saturday. They Virginia Young, secretary, and MM. show in April. Arrangements for dined at the Pen and Pencil club 24 hour nurting service Helen Armstrong and Mrs. Helen the event were started at the club's and then attended the svenlng per* for aged and chronically ill. Capalbo, trustees. Mrs. Viola Hardy supper meeting last Thursday in formance of "The Four Poster.' was the winner of. a prlie. Host- Fellowship hall. Or. and Mrs. Frank J. McCoI- Ragitttrad ami Licensed Nurses in Attendance esses were Mrs. Helen Armstrong The club gave a vestry robe to lum of East Orange were Sunday and Mr*. Helen Capalbo. The next the pastor, Rev. Roger J. Squire, in dinner guests of Mrs. Elesnor Man. Mtry E. Beckwith, Prep. I meeting will be Yield Feb. 19. At-appreciation of his efforts in the cini and family. i tending were Mra. Anna Kirsch, Mra. George Searl* and Miss Eth- CHAPIN AVI. RED IANK Rl MIU club's behalf and services to the Mrs. Evelyn Rondo, Mra. Catherine church. Philip Petersen conducted el Searls of Fort Lee, were week .M, RED BANK DAYS Sat. Thompson, Miss Louise Doerr and the business meeting. Mr. and Mr*. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Miss Bertha Doerr. Donald H. Babcock and Mr. andApgar. Mrs. J. Vitelli of Navesink ave. Mrs. John E. Turner, new mem- Mr. and Mrs. Linford Stevenson entertained at a luncheon Friday. bers, were introduced. were Saturday evening guists of Guests included Mrs. Mac Kane, William E. Kemble gave an il- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mancini. CORDUROY CHENILLE . John McCloskey, Mra. Helen lustrated lecture, "The Lower Mra. George Weidenmayer wai Capalbo, Mrs. Helen Armstrong and Bank," which told of the early hottest, at an all-day leaders' meet- Mrs. Virginia Young. settlement of South Jersey, its in- ing last week. Mra. Thomas of the Robert Griffith and daughter dustries and the occupations car- Freehold Girl Scout council was BED SPREADS Marilyn of Newark, Mr. and Mrs.ried on by people there. instructor, Attending were Mrs. FOR MODIRN John Kolster and Mr. and Mrs. Attending were Rev. and Mrs.Thuraton Whitson, Mn. J. W. Ap- Ernest Porter and son Ernest of Squire, Mr. and Mrs, Petersen, Mr. plegate, Mrs. Robert Jones and West Orange were Sunday guests and Mrs, Joseph Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loiclil;. of Mr. and Mrs. Kelson Raub. Mrs. Lyle R. Hayes and Mrs. Ar- OO Mrs. Chester J. Bcaman, Mr. and NEON SIGNS William Reynolds attended the Mrs, Kenneth Woodward, Mr; and thur Mancini and daughter Bette Trainer*' training course at Camp Mrs. Ralph B. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday afternoon guests of VAL. 7.11 l> MAINTINANCI Woods over the week-end. Harold Williams, Mr. snd Mrs. Mrs. Mary Urban of East Freehold 5 | Mrs. George Maxwell, Mrs. Helen Everett Baynton, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Mary L. Urban.. Klicber, Mrs. William Reynolds and Edward H. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Kane showed a Russian Ed Summerer attended the Lead- Robert Statton, Mr. and Mr*. B.apron and necklace to members of Twin or full lixe with COLD CATHODE LIGHTING ers' round table meeting at Aabury Fletcher Moore, Mr. and Mra. Rog-Scout troop 9 at their last meeting Park lait Thursday. Robert Sproul er Wymbs, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and. told them of her recent visit fringe, on Y sides. of the national office of Boy Scouts Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk- with a Russian friend. Beatrice ROAD-AD SERVICE, Inc. was the speaker. land, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boykin, Efeenberg instructed four new Your choice of at* Mr. and Mrs. Leonard O. Reid, Mr. members in their tenderfoot re- 43 S. MAIN ST. ASBUKY PARK 11180 Double atari are very common and Mrs. Alln Holbrook. quirements. Badge work and sec- tractive designs in and in many cases the two stars in Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Codding- ond class requirements were super- white, hunter green, the pair revolve around each other. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jerola- vised by Mrs. J. W. Applegate and mon, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grios- Mrs. R. S. Jones. A sketch was gold, blue, rose, mer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Cotten, presented by Ethel Kane, Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bucherer, Gail Whitson, Nancy Loichle and wine i grey and SINCE US. Mrs. William Jacques, Mrs. Walter Linda Applegate. Barbara Hogl brown. McCoach, Mr*. Mary Penning, Mrs. der planned the game tor the meet- Harold Stout, William Flordltnd, ing. Jack Dirkle, O. Ibsen Nordrum. June VanCurtan was elected president, Susan Apgar, secretary, Keyport Plant Sold and Fiances Machlncshok, treasur- er of the Brownie troop at its last NYLON To Merit Company meeting held under the leadership of Mrs. Joseph VanMatcr, Mrs, The large industrial unit of the Nord company of Keyport has Charlei Loichle and Mrs. E. Slng- changed -hands in a recent sale hofen. RUFFLED FRAMETTES RED SUNK, It negotiated by Louis Schteslnger Mra. Marvin Miller, whose hus- company. The buyers art the Msrit band Is serving with the Armed Frame your windows with those Co., Inc., which will move their forces in Korea, was given a baby RED BANK operations to Keyport ai aoon aa shower Saturday evening by Mrs. attractive fremettoi in green, alterations and improvements are Herbert Lowen of Robertaville at rod or blue* completed. The Merit Co., Inc., are the home ot Mr*. Lyl» R. Hayes manufacturers of chemicals for Others attending were Mra. C. D. special uses. Emmona, Sr., Robertsville; Mra. The plant was formerly owned Wlllard Eramons, Evelyn Emmons, by the Calco corporation, which Mn. Herbert Edler, Mrs. Harvey OO sold it several years ago to the Emmons, Mrs. LcRoy Emmons, Sr. each Nord company. The buildings are Mrs. LcRoy Emmons, Jr., Mrs. Wil- mostly one story with an area in lis Hayes, Mra. Stanley 8torer, Bar- 2 lift. 3.M •WW excess of 15.000 square feet on a bara Storer and Ruth Ann Hayes. plot of seven acres served by a siding of the Central railroad. HITS SCHOOL BUDGET PERMANENT FINISH The purchasers were represented SHREWSBURY—About 30 per by the owners of the Merit com- sons attended Monday night's pub- pany, Albert A. Biura and his lic hearing oh the school budget. ORGANDY brother, Hyman Bzura, Richard Nevius, a former board membir, raised the most strlous CAS BUCKET IGNITED objections, stating he opposed the SHREWSBURY —Both nre en- budget -in iU entirety and the G0TTA6E SETS gines of Shrewsbury Hose com- teacher salary raises'in'particular, WOOL BLANKETS DRESS FLANNEL pany responded to a call at 7:22 p. m. Monday to extinguish a lire 25?b OFF Rt 1Of Farrells' new garage on Shrevvs- TAX MAN HERE NEXT MONTH • Raf. 12.tl • 17.91 - 11.10 69* Y° * jry ave., south of Sycamore ave. *. E. Pearee, Income tax con- * green ire Chief Emerson Pierce report- sultant,'who for several years ha* Every all wool blankat that we have in Crease resistant rayon and acotate 1 there was BO damage. Patrol- conducted an office here during the stock it includad in this sale. Up to quality flannel, 44" widi that drapes tan Raymond Mass, who investi- Aling petlod, will again be In the •blue 4'/i ft i. cf long waaring comfort, in ated, said an employee had acei- Eisner building at 84 Broad at and tailors like a dream. Ideal weight cntally thrown a lighted match Tuesdays and Thursday* during Rle). thata full site 72x90 satin bound beau- ito a bucket of gasoline. February. • gold tiai. Sava 13.25 to $4.60 on aaeh for drosses, jumpers and shirts. Navy, ona you buy. black, dark green, purple, red and blue. Almost all glaciers in the north- The word "cattle" formerly meant rn hemisphere and some in the any form of property and was FIELDCREST CHENILLE >uthern hemisphere are receding, similar in meaning to "chattel." STUDIO COUCH COVERS Drapery & Slip Cover Fabrics BATH RUGS SfMCiol 54f ••* fcfl social 1lf YD Rtt. 1* TOWELS 24" i 34" Wall mad* couch covar with box pleat- 41" wide. Pro-shrunk and vat dyad. * extra large ing, and cord waiting, with three-meteh- Provincial and floral patterns in fast * extra heavy ^.00 ing pillow caiai. Floral' pattarnt on colors on sailcloth, bark cloth and plain * beautiful colors groan, blua and wina grounds. weaves. 2 For 3.00 IM.1M ALL WOOL SWEATER SALE • heavy 1 9 • washable 3.98 'i- * * • tllght irregular* • all colors A tpeciel group of ftna quality sweaters purchaiad from our ragular tourca, spec* tally pricad for this talo. Four ttylot, including tho popular bat-wing in two tona, tha wall known straight cardigan, that fit a to well ovar other garments. A johnny K PRICE! . HALF PRICE CLEARANCE - % PRICE! collar pullevar, and a slightly scalloped tu rtle-neck pullover. Siiat 32 to 40. Good . colors. .. Bt)dsprt«d A Drapt EnsambUs Draptry and Slipeovtr Mattriali < aoM OUT BLOUSES CLOSI OUT Taffeta satin cotton prints seersucker oo 0 0 O ^QV^FB^PJO* tjfWI Bff)W ^a^V^P fJIWW Diseentinued style* of Pilot, Majettic. CRYSTAL NYLON NOSE Not all sites • not all colors, but worth •eryejj. IPtrYd. Ann Let and Hollyvogue blouses at leu LUXURY SHEER 41 GAUGE . yaur while to Invoitigati. ALL AT ONI PRICE than coitl Selidi, pltids, stripes, cot* Reg. US Sola 1.00 NOW! ten, rayon and nylon. REGULAR SHEER SMS Rag. 2.95 SoU l.ff Reg. 1.00 Sato .49 A residential coaling FIUDCRIST FIILDCRIST Rea. 3.9S tola 2.49 This Is the same quality nylon hosiery unit to be atMod to your Rof. OS Sole 2.99 for which yeu pay much more under extttlno hooting plant. DISH TOWELS FINGER-TIP TOWELS fUg. S.95 ScJt 1.79 private brands. •all colon At Low Aa • needed in .00 SAVE FOR A RAINY DAY JUMBO GARMENT BAGS 00 abterbent ovary 3for| VIRGIN VINYL RAINWEAR Jf 850 M§. IN Mi. 1.N IY PLYMOUTH S«|« | Rtt. m Raincaats with heads Year lino woolens need year 'round ReV.2.tS Sdt2.ll Raincoats with heeds protection. Hera It a fine garment FIILDCMST clear or gunmetal bag at a saving. Full length tipper In ««• wMh a year 'round air «ene!lttener. Just ?IfM warm Reg.4.«5 Salt 1.71 quitted front. Washable, dustproof and TURKISH TOWELS lorti with buckle air In winter... delightful cool air all summer... fllteres), fasteners Reg. 1.00 Safe .71 tear resistant. humidity-controlled air fently circulated to all tarts of eersBja*t ojwt .00 your home all yearl tnMr an aiari- 2 for (Ml vahM. lUaulLV DsUat lUKku DUMM YARN SPECIALS Row. l.M RCfOW rOMI nQMy rWC€S •••/* RIOUCTION "•aW PI^LWWw VvWfOTIva^B All Minerva, Spinnarin and larnat Ny- 24x2* Rag, to 1.49 Sola 4,49 USE NO WATER Ion and Waal yamt included. n«23 Reg, to 3.M Sale l,|9 With CarytJtr Alt*** CMNNIVO Water lover SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL t P. M. »•/. RIOUCTION HIAWATHA NUOLIPOINT WOOL as) m aaaaal ajaUMAajaJ aaatt Hiawatha all wool fingering ytrn. Full All colors. 40«yaJ* skalni. Rag. ]9e ^OTW ^Bp O^aa^S^SB^re VB^0a^*aTVV a^B^^aBBBBBi esBessBB^p^e t selection of colon in all brendt. ISaaa. J for 1.00

Our BID BANK DAYS tptcldi wo In ONMUHM <• our contMNilrif JANUARY WNitl IAU vohiof...you Hill J. H. Mount Co. 45 BROAD STREET BANK hov* thf t« mort days to Mvt monoy. Cor. Met* AM. A WMrt St. Reel lank MIM CURTAIN! • MAPUIRI • NMPRUM UNfNi. lurcovns • VINITIAN KINDS cmr I SALE THURS. - FRI. - SAT. I VflLL JAM 29 JAN. M JAM 11

WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Eleanor Poling and Miss Eleanor Heath Aviation Group Marcli of Dimes Cranshaw, IT U NOT TRUE TO 8AV "WE DID EVERYTHING I'OSSIBUS" New Jersey State UNLESS CIUBOPBACTIC WAS INCLUDED Drive in Keyport Aiixiliariri Dinciuii DR. WARREN FOWLER Elks Start Drive KETPORT—A "Mothers' March Fund Raising Drive 30th Annual Campaign On Polio" will be conducted to- T. Chlropmctor ***** morrow night (Thursday) from 7 HOLMDEL— Discussion centered For Crippled Kiddies to I o'eloek and an entertainment on a fund raising campaign at a for th* March of Dimes drlv* will meeting of th« Atlantic and Hart- The appointment ot William J. tan township auxiliaries of the Jeinlck, former mayor of Nutlcy, to be (lven Friday night In th« high school auditorium by th* Walters Monmouth County Organization for head the New Jeriey State Elks' Social Service held last week at 19SI fund-ralilng drive in behalf School of Dancing. .Thtre wilt be ballroom danelng after the Enter- th* health centar here. Mrs. Douc- of crippled children, haa been an- Newboldt presided. It was voted nounced by Joseph F. Bader, Lynd- tainment to muile by Larry Vae- chlo, Jr., and hi* orchestra. to invite th* Holmdal Parent- hurit, president of the atatc aim. Teacher association to aend a Thia ia the iceond aucceuivc Rev. James A. Ouswaller, rector repreaentmtiv* to the auxiliary year Mr. Jernlclc serve* u chair- of 8t. Mary'* Episcopal church. meetings. mmmi^^ '" :___ ^~ ^» "^_ ^^ ^_ ^_ ^M^BBI *^ ^H ^m ^aa' man of the Elk* Crippled Children1! who I* sarvlng a* chtirman of th* committee. In dluuulnr the ap- campaign, ha* announced officers The resignation! of Mra, E. Mur- pointment, Mr. Bnder termed the and worker* for the drive. Mrs. ray Todd and lira. Henry Stoeker selection "a token of recognition Frederick L. Kruaar will b* treas- were accepted. Attending the meet- IT'S A DEAL! urer and captain* ar* Mr*. C. L.ing were Mra. S. B. Boynton, Mra. for hli iplendld achievtmenta in co- Philip Matthewa, Mr*. J. H. Hance, ordinating the effort* of our brother Bowne, Mr*. Mtlfrad Wilson, Mrs. h William Nelalnger, Mrs, Donald Mrs. VanJohnsion, Mrs. Robert i during the 1952 campaign ao Rex, Mrs. Frederick Noble, Mra. During 19.">2 wn made over SI,Ml,(MMt in niortipifK loan* to folk* successfully concluded." Baumann, Mra. Chria Thurer and ; Hart's KM «pportu«Hy toft* tow wtitinf Mies Virginia Area*. Charles E. Ely, Mm. Wayne B. Under Mr. Jctnlck'i direction S3 Darland, Mr*. Fred .fansen, Mr. in thin community. Many «f tlnsr Imin* »<-re for the construe- (or-aduKttobuyibuvtilulbu!IH»-list member lodge* of the Elka State Canvasaers ar* Mrs. Raymond and Mm. Harry S. Willey and Mis* Swiiv Mkhint, world's fiMriti ferotwra Assn. expended S1M.98T.93 lut year Angersbaeh, Mrs. Vincent Hftltorsn, Ruth Williams, public health nurse. Him of new homes. Our community has licen malic a more dt> \ cMturjMt i pstt wing!TMumKhimt for service* to crippled, handi- Mr*. Charles Antrim, Mra. Oonsld •liable place in which to live. «• tM

1.91 wonWi all-wool ojovei O5c Women's winter coots 1.31 McCollum nylon hoiiory v 9SC SAVE UP TO 00 am |j_ • Rofvbjrly to 49.00 29 i M I I.9S 4l".wido crotonnti 95c

H asBSBBBBBBl *%BBB*I *BBBBBV 1.21 chiUron'i polo ihirti ;.. to M.00 45'°° .10 wofflon'* liendl(«rch!«fi - F!no wool coori specially purchased for thii niol .79 Irish lintn diih rowoli - 50c Choot* from imporUd tweed*, fleeeei and caihmero* LIVING ROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES wool blonds. Sites for juniors, misses, women. ^*»*mm*m.>t » 1.91 royon ejtmaik dinnor toU - 5.95 .19 chiloWi tocki 3 FOR 1.00 1.91 roll botkot eoii.i 1.49 Connon muslin sheets S.00 ploiHe itwol bo«*i 2.93 Womon'i tlUool ikirh 5.95 TtiiOR Rtf. 2.79 2.49 Womon'i robot one) nogliiooi .*/> I1.1M R.,. 2.99 2.69 90ilM Rtf. 3.29 2.99

2 Pc KrotMtr 3 MtCI First qualify Cannon sheets with over 130 threads to NYLON BOUCU 3.91 knife •*, with kolttor 2.95 tho inch. UV1NO MOM SET SOLID MAPLE BEDROOM SET O »>*nsr 2.91 tot of 4 lolod bowk 1.95 e eke*S 00 1.09 Uminotta] ch#^p!n« knri 3.50 229 e f«n ti** 1 ilf.N 11.91 foom rubbor >illowi 10.93 Children's sleepers • rc.i 4 F1ECI MJACHID MAHOaANY 11.91 .Klnft btditri.di |.9S SECTIONAL SET XMKL 19fLS0 1.9L2.9I foniy f<» pillowi |.93 •1.89 • ANweo»Mi » fHUSi O Sgs;*~ Uf9 MODERN BEDROOM SET Rtf•My 2.S0 1.00 oMMron'i wool fUvot ^9C fFMee COMTANtON CHAIR 0 **>**i .00 1.91 ehlMron'i •!!•» 1.33 Famous make winter sleeper with built in bootie. ** •"•* > e JBBBBW Matt 79* 1T4.M 1.91 Kollofi lUHanary 1.00 Sitot 4 to 1. 2.91 KtHoff. ••••ian.ry 1,95 OSHRMOOt DAVITROM MOMRN MM MATTRESS * nici IKTTE Frtt dtttvtry Rayon marquisette curtains

RDJonW HOjeHIMjflV oje r V •..Hii.MiHi r *•» • seal* MM) keek* . • . laM* «ri*k 2.91 A 1.91 fobrlt ileves ejMNtf MMNN ittr*H IMKC. 3950 1.00 oostwm* Jewolry •. 59«* TaHwttJ Rofotorty 2.9i 1,95 Iff. II7.N MM 1#W MHM Rt^lf.M 1.91 aoitwme (owolry 1.OO* Fino marcjuisatta oaty to launder. 1.00 illpeev.r «arryall handbafs 2.93* SAVE ON EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE UP TO 50* 1.10 Kolloff stationary 1.00 2.91 «h!ldron't raytn «ownt 1,95 Women's tweed suits All IALU PINAL HO RirUNOS NO RITURNI lUVNOWf 10.91 II p«. irystal punch tol 7,95 .90 wo»on |ln|hams YD. 59c 39.00

.•.<.«•• .19 prlM.d Sorlitf Mild broaeJelothi YD. 33C Pse^fjHejny ni «rtvv T&rr- .19 prIMad Nn|abi and AlC YD. 49c ACME FURNITURE Co. Spring weight! Hand tailored! Made of semplo cuts 137 MONMOUTH ST. • mi RED IANK • Hut Tat of mans wear suiting. Siios 10 to II. Op4n Friday Evtning Til 9 Phont R«d Bank 6-2104 iiaiiiffliia^ RED BANK'S 3 DAY S& SALE ™M* - ™ - In Red Bank It's SHERMAN'S for To Fill Three School Board Seats at Eatontown Cetwtaf «• «M GUITARS e CURTAINS Dates, Place Set RXPICTANT MOTHI1 e DRAPERIES e SLIP COVERS For 4-H Fair WHk a Csgalrte Use el For FREEHOLD—July 17 and 18 are Sbop-at-Homt Scrvic* he date* set for the annual fair Phon. RD 6.2S4B it the Monmouth County 4-H club til Btaa It, Asfea Shermaa's ind Freehold raceway Is the place vhcre the two-day event will be DOMTS FOTO FUNKS ANDERSON MUSIC Home Decorators itaged. II MOID ST.. HI* MNR a BROAD STREET RED BANK Three additional members were •oted to the executive board at he quarterly meeting Thunday night of the club leaders' asaocla- tion held at the extension office Thursday. Friday ft Saturday here. The new board members ate Mrs. Everett Warrincr, Mr«. Carl Wihtol and John Cherel. DURING RED BANK SALE DAYS Leonard Williams, 4-H club agent, announced that July 28- Aiig. 4 is the camp week alloted to the county membera. Camp councilors are to take initructton from July 21 to 23. Committees were appointed for the activities SAVE 40% during the year. Leader, for project* at the county fair, the state fair at Trenton, state dairy show, state dress revile and state Leo 3. Carting, Jr. . Samuel Howard Howard WUklajesi George Wlaalag SALE/ Reg. 6.98 beef show were named as follows: Dairy, John Cherel, Belmar; beef, Pictured are the (our candidates A special agent for Continental by the Optlmus Equipment com- warden In St. Jamea Memorial Charles I. Smith, Allentown; flow- for the throe seats at stake in the Insurance and Fidelity Phenix, he pany of Mata-van. Episcopal church. crs and vegetables, Mrs. Carl Feb. 10 hoard of education elec- previously was a research and de- Mr. Wilkinson was born in Wake- Mr. Winning, a native here and Wihtol, Middletown, and Joseph tion at Eatontown. Mr. Carting, velopment engineer with General field township, Mass., in 1913. He educated in the local grammar DRESSES Wilson, Freehold; forestry, Mrs. president, Mr. Howard and Mr. Electric in the vapor and lamp has lived in the county since 1919, school, waa graduated from Long Whadda you mint, "Com* Irene Rooney, Perrinevllle; dress Winning:, district clerk, seek re- division in Hoboken. Prior to that, having graduated from Oceanport Branch high school. Ho and.hit back later?" Thi« it |uit tht revue and clothing, Mrs. Harold election. Mr. Wilkinson is a new- he wai with the America Fore In- grammar school, Long Branch .high wife reside at 40 South tt. They Tht stason't moit wanttd Potter, Bnglishtown, and Mrs. Ev- comer to the school board wars. school and the Newark College of erett Warriner, Allentown; foods, surance Group as a special repre- have one daughter, a pupU in the right timt. stylos in taffeta, failles, mens- MM. C. Levinson, Roosevelt, and Mr. Carting has been a member sentative of the power plant dl- Engineering. He and Mrs. Wilkin- sixth grade. Mrs. Douglas Ring, River Plata; of the board the past four years, islon of the boil r and machinery son have lived in their present Active in civic affairs, he Is chlif wear and crepes. poultry, Clifton Warden, Neptune. succeeding the late Richard B. department. Later he became spe- home on Clinton ave. the put five of the Are company—of which he Never dtUy; what leeks good She* * to IS • 12-20 Leaders for special activities, In- Roberts. Son of Mrs. Rosalie Carl- cial agent for Central Jersey, han- years. They have three children, has bun a member the past nine cluding 4-H club, national 4-H Ing of Fair Haven and a native of dling casualty Insurance and bonds. two of whom already are attend- years—and has been a member and today, take it away. Phono or week, state club congress, recrea- Stamford, Conn., he is a graduate Mr. Howard has been a member ing the local grammar school. officer of the local Volunteer Am- tion and county-wide picnic, aw of Dickinson high school, Jersey of the board the past IS years, His business activities ' Include bulanci corps sine* It via formed. MO us, wo may have just what Miss Jennie Kostuk, Freehold; Vic City, and the Newark College of .presently being chairman of the ten years as electrical engineer for He also Is a charter member of tho "doctor." ordorod. tor Harmyk, Middletown, and Wll Engineering. He came to Mon- transportation committee. A resi- Jersey Central Power and Light the Eatontown Lionel club. ton .Dangler, Asbury Park. Lead mouth county in 1940, when he dent of 30 Broad St., he has lived company, electrical designer for On the board the past six yean, Oorn'i Photo Shop, 15 Willaeo era for contents such as demon- moved to Fair Haven, and has lived here about 30 yesrs. A native of the A. G. McKee company of Union, he succeeded the lat* Mr. Roberts stration in county and state, dairy in Eatontown since 1945. Red Bank and a graduate of Red and electrical engineer the past as district clerk, a put he has held St. Rod Bank 6-2273. Com* and beef judging and tractor con- He and his wife live on Wyckoff Bank high school, he Is the son of 4',i years with the Signal Corps the pait four years. Son of ths test are Thomas Blanchett, Free- rd. They have four children, James, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Howard. Engineering laboratories. late Mr. and Mra. George Winning, moreial i Portrait Photograph* hold; Wilton Dangler, Asbury an eighth grade pupil; Margaret, Twice president of the board, he An officer in the 129th Natal his father was a former member of an. Camarai. Supplies k Fin* park; Harold Potter. English- third; Kathleen, kindergarten, and now serves as vice president. Construction battalion in the Pa- the board and we a teller with town; Charles I. Smith, Allentown; Leo J. Carting, 3d, a sophomore at His wifa is the former Miss El- cific in World War II, he served the Second National bank and iihing for tho Amatour I Pro* Mrs. Laura Donovan, Freehold, Long Branch high school. sie Odell, sister of Councilman as a member of the Oceanport fire Trust company of Red Bank. He and Mrs. Trene Rooney, Perrine- Active in a variety of civic af- George V. Odell. They have two company and' has been a vestry* has betn with the local Henry Al- fesslonal. Homo Movioi* ville. Leaders for record books and fairs, ho is a past president and children. A member of the Home man, Sunday school superintendent len and company since 193S, a firm achievements are Clifton Wardell, and School club, he is employed Sunday school teacher, and junior ht out of 1* r«id.r« WBHH The member of the Eatontown Home In which he is a partner. Clu.l«.d Adi"—Adv.rUiTm.nt. Neptune; Wllbert Swain, Freehold and School club, chairman of the and Mrs. Thomas Kraan, River Eatontown planning board which plan. he helped form, serving his second term as president of the Monmouth The next meeting of the associa- Archers, a member of the New tion wilt be held Thursday, April Jersey Archery association, a past l 23, at the extension office. commander of the Shrewsbury Power squadron and past junior commander of Flotilla 311, Red I IRWIN'S OFFERS SALE' Reg. 2.98 Trinity Club Bank Coast Guard Auxiliary. He was a chief boatswain's mate in Honors Rector the Coast Guard temporary reserve. Cotton Dresses The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Trinity Episcopal church, at their meeting THE GREATEST FURNITURE planning committee, assisted by iMt Thursday »t the parish house, Jack T. Zoldak, Jr., S. Leonard • FLORAL PRINTS gave a coffeo table to Rev. and Davidson, Mr. Reeves, Mm. James Mrs. Robert H. Anderson, who will E. Robertson, Mrs. Alfred Williams • PLAIDS, CHECKS, leave this week for Lynn, Mass., and Mrs. Carl A. Swertfcger. where Rev. Mr. Anderson, baa ac- Refreshments were served under cepted a new rectorship, the direction of Mrs. Williams. Al- VALUES FOR RED BANK DAYS STRIPES The club will hold » card party tonight (Wednesday) at the parish so attending were Mr. and Mrs. • 80 CQ. PERCALE house on West Front at., with Mrs. Carl P. Forsman, Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt as chairman, aides Kenneth R. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. S PC SOLID MAPLE SAL I 3 PC SOLID MAPLE SAll by Mrs. Charles L. Reeves, Jr., Robert F. Worden, Mr. and Mrs. SIZES 12 to 20 • IO'/J

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KD MNK •MONS tR> BANK «4M1-MI1 DOUVMY ANYWHStJ ' onstruction la rMMffftiy PM TiMpnant,CO(TipMy IASIIST TIRMS IN TOWN-COMPARI OUR PRstB D BANK'S 3 DAY SALE T«* • S?i - sAT •Parsons to Speak offered in the expanding Marine VISITING IN FLORIDA Meeting Feb. 6 Marine Corps Recruiter Corps. At Keyport Dinner Mrs. Helen Wenzell Smith of To Visit Post Office Applicants must be at least 17 Long Branch and her aunt, Mrs, Since 1911 PHONE RE 6-2316 KIT PORT—Attorney General and not more than 28 years old. •COATS ir; Theodore D. Fanon* will be the For Dairymen Staff Sgt. Ernest UCalsl, non- Margaret Wensell of Philadelphia, •peaker at a testimonial dinner to commissioned officer In charge of have been spending the past five I FermeHy 32.91 I FREEHOLD-An all-day dairy the Asbury Park Marine recruiting Local Ministerium weeks at St. Petersburg, Fla., and be held tomorrow night (Thur«d«y)t meeting will bo held Friday, Feb. J. H. WHITE •t Ye Cottage inn in honor of Mayor sub-station in the Asbury Park Honors Rev. Anderson will spend the remainder of the Herbert R. Rothenberg, The affair «, at Monmouth grange hall on post oftlce building, will visit the winter in Miami. On a recent trip, Nawmon Springs Rood la being iponsored by the county highway 33. The program will Red Bank post office next Monday Members of the Red Bank Mln- tho women visited Mrs. Smith's ! DRESSES 5"!Republican executive committee of start at 10 a. m. and the schedule morning at 9:39 to. interview ap- iaterlum and their wivea gave a son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. Col. calls for adjournment at 3 p. m. plicants for enlistment. RED BANK the borough.' There will be proviilon for lunch farewell luncheon last Thursday at and Mrs. David T. Griffin at Fort Herman Dlitler, an attorney and the Molly Pitcher hotel for Rev. Lcavenworth, Kan. Mrs. Griffin is Hoofing of all kinds Complete warm air active member of the Newark Bar at noon. Robert H. Anderson, Jr., rector of •Cham FASHIONS' Questions, about control of flies the former Miss Allcemarie Smith. heating systems aiaoeiation, will be matter of cere- Trinity Episcopal church. Rtv. Mr. Leaders, Gutters monial. Dinner arrangement* are in the dairy barn during the com- Anderson and his family will leave am alV ••*•• *•• HW OVUM _ ing year, the use of the new anti- Many of the animals classed as Ductwork In charge of John J. Haley and next week for his new pastorate In carnivorous actually live mostly on Harold A. Woolley. \ biotics In dairy rations, discussion Lynn, Mass. of whether silage 'is a dangerous plants—the bear being one example. feed, and the results of the four- Rev. Charles S. - Webster, presi- year hay survey in New Jersey dent, presided. Guests were Rev. will be featured. and Mrs. Roger J. Squire, Capt. and All of the speakers, with one ex- Mrs. Robert Rightmirc, Rabbi tnd ception, are members of the fac- Mra, Arthur H. Hershon, Rev. and WOLCOTTS ulty at Rutgers university. Or. Mrs. A. Kenneth Magner, Rev. and Elton Hansens, entomologist, will Mrs, Harold H. Hornberger, Rev. lead off at 10 o'clock. Prof. Krueger, and Mrs. Wallace L. Gallup, Mrs. Rind Bonk Days Reductions extension engineer, will be on the Webster, Mrs. Francis E.. Swartz, -HUBER'S- program with1 Rodney Briggi, the president of the Red Bank Council i crops specialist, at 10:40. Dr. Ray- of Church Women; Mrs. Arthur S. mond E. Kerlln of the state bu- Joice, Forrester Lee, executive sec- reau of Animal Industry will dis- retary of the Westside "Y," and RED BANK DAYS CLEARANCE! cuss abortion control at 11:20. Af- Donald Babcock, general secretary TO ter lunch the program will begin at of the local "Y." ! 1 o'clock with Wallace Mitcheltree, $ 25 'soils specialist; followed at 1:40 Appointed Manager • SUITS, REG. VALUE $55.00 NOW 41' by Or. Oleskte of the dairy depart- ment, and at 2:20 by E. J. Perry, Of 'Amco' Plant Staff Sgt. Eraeat UCalsl $ WOLCOTTS also of the dairy department. KEYPORT — The Asbestos Man- * STORM COATS, REG. VALUE $59.95 NOW 42°° The sergeant also will be at the ufacturing Co. of Huntington, Ind., ' The telescope was invented in disposal of young men who are has appointed Russell M. Pedersen, Better Thing* for Tot$ and Teem - Holland, but Galileo, an Italian, so considering enlisting in one of the a former resident here, as its plant Improved and developed it that manager. The company is nation- • SLACKS, WOOL REG. VALUE $11.95 NOW *9''° 43 BROAD ST. . RED BANK 6-1628 his name was long associated with armed forces and who would like ally known by its trade name of all telescope*. ti know what opportunities are "Amco." It is connected with the Thormold Co., Trenton, and em- 91 ploys about 300 persons. * NECKWEAR, SILK REG. VALUE $2.50 NOW 'I' Mr. Pedersen was graduated from the focal high school in 1935, and RED BANK YOUTH CENTER attended Rutgetg university and Stevens Institute of Technology. He wai an instructor in Rutgers extension evening courses spon- sored by the government. He moved SPECIAL! with his family to Indiana from RED BANK DAYS Rlvcrton, ti. 1. early in 1951, ac- cepting a position with Amco as industrial engineer. He was made production mannger a year later, ALL SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED holding that position until his lat- THURSDAY - FRIDAY • SATURDAY ONLY est promotion. SEE CHILDREN'S GIFTS Members of the Blessed Virgin Mary sodality of St. James Catho- Iio church arc conducting a drive for needy children from 2 to 16 years of age. Those desiring to do- nate clothes, toys, books or candy are asked to leave the articles at St. James convent tomorrow SALE (Thursday.) 20 IROAD ST. OFRN FRIDAYS GOLD CIRCLE ELECTS RID RANK TILL 9 P. M. Col. James Burke has been elect- ed president of the Gold Circle club 'mcnsuiCAii BOYS' INFANTS' of St. James Catholic church. Other omccrs arc Jack Oswald, vice presi- SHOP RID RANK FOR RID RANK HAS IVIRVTHING! Raf. 4.91 PlHaw ft dent; Mrs. June Petrillo, secretary, Rtf.te2.9S and Mis. James Waltci'3, treasurer. SHIRTS RovoriJIlo ftrasi * Novelty Rtf. 2.9t to 4.M t* Rtf. I.tl CoroVroy COtDUROY SPORT DRESSES CRAWLERS «V Mast sties, I to 14 . Patch Knoa. / fOf ft Chubbies 2 JACKETS J Snap Crotch f.M. *to I] Rat. I.M Rtf. 4.91 SURTUN Raf. I.It lanf Sletve SLACKS DRESSES POLOS Snaplalt. * to 12 Just Vt original price! 3" Vat-Dyed. Guarantied FINAL CLEARANCE! WINTER WEAR PRICED BELOW ORIGINAL WHOLESALE COST 1 1 TODMIR ROYS ft •IRIS' OIRIS* ft TOD0URS* ROYS' ft amis Rtol Honttt-to-GoodiMM Rargoins at Vost Reductions for Sob Days Only! SNOWSMTSftlUT COAT SETS JACKETS SNOW SUITS Wara NOW At tow « to lift Vetoes to lift Vefcet to 1S.9S HOSE— La«W first qualify, full fsiMonad all nytan, SI ««uaa 15 dtnitr 1.00 .79 90 12 8 GLOVES—Ladist* or mtuat', hand knittad in all naw waet 2.91 I.9S MITTENS—Ladtss1 hand knIHsd In all naw waal • 1.10 I.00

PANTS—All nylon In briefs ar athlatict. Slisi I-4-7 2.21 MM Reg. Iff TRIM PIT Rtf. 3.49 Crib SOCKS 2.11 Value liribeye DRESSES—Enttr. ilocl of Fall and Winlar iloclu Vsluai 10.95 lo 25.00 ft Priet 3-1. RLANKBT DIAPERS APRONS—F>n«it quality parealas with w without bibs W 1.59 1.00 Rayi' • Olrls' . tnfanti' " Wonderful Valua 2 Highly abserbent • Dei. GOWNS—Flannalstta, imtll prints, attractive itylti. Sim 34 ta 52 3.9S 2.69 Raf. I.tt ft 2.2* GIRDLES—White isttn er nylan with side tipper epenlnfi. Slut 24 to Je 11.50 7.9S Rtf. 2.29 Tarry 1 Rtf. . Litt Pittod - _ OVERALLS W e CORSELETTES—Name Wander Lift lelts. Sites 34 ta S2 13.50 I0.9S Fine Flnwele. TOWEL ore 1 | cm SHEETS 94 Shail to I 2*3. Reiebud Trim • ' fl Repeetlng a Sail-Out »^ SLIPPER SOX—Finey patterns In ell eelers, smell only 2.9S 1.00 SWEATERS—Sllpom In anfora, pastel colors 13.50 7.9S SPRING APPAREL at SPECIAL PRICES BRASSIERES—Long line, built-up shoulders, front hook. Slisi 44 to 40 S.00 3.9S 1 PAJAMAS—FUnnslotto, small floral design, editable waist bind 3.91 2.79 • IRIS ROYS' Juit Imptrtti INS Wttl DRUSft SPORT IMS WOOl SMOCKS—Attractive prints in long ar short sleeve 3.91 2.79 SPRING •AlARMNI IONOII COAT 4 PAJAMAS— Reyon satin, colorful tops with contrasting bottomi 3.50-4.95 2.79 COATS I COATS SUITS HAT SETS DUSTERS—Waihabla cottom. Sites 12 ta 20 3.50-5.91 2.95 AllawM Rtf. Il.ti Vtfeet to 1l.fl Rtf. 1l.fl PETTI-SLIPS- lUyon crepe. Sitei 14 to 40 waist. Pink and blue i 90 3.50 2.49 8 9.*° 8 90 12 PAJAMAS— Fine quality batiite, ideel for warm climatoi Sptciil 1.9$ mi.'. A CD ^9 RJANH LAYAWAY CHARGE MABEL LEWIS Shoppe

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HUGE REDUCTIONS and Mt theit for Cpl. Bernard KleoteNi GREAT SAVINGS Pvt. Bernard NicolettI, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nlcoletti of Field ave.,- Riverside HeighU, takes a ten-minute break at Camp Drum, WheedL RED BANK N. Y., during Exercise Snow Storm, maneuvers providing combst traln: ing in severe winter surroundings. He is * member of the 278th Regi- SALE DAYS mental Combat team's Company O U. S. Army photo. SUITS New Procedure Ordered by Court FREEHOLD — County Judge John C. Giordano announced Fri- day that municipal magistrates hereafter must witness the signing of drunken driving complaints in their jurisdiction. The jurist's announcement was made when he dismissed a drunk- en driving conviction appealed by Leroy Clayton, Lakewood, who waa found guilty Dec. 11 by Magistrate Eugene Capibianco. Clayton's coun- sel moved for dismissal of the complaint after Patrolman John Tllton testified he signed a com- plaint without Magistrate Capibi- anco witnessing It. Judge Giordano instructed As- sistant Prosecutor John M. Pills- bury to advise all magistrates and police departments in the county. Legion Poit Hott To Ball Team, Coach ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Mem- bera of Sandy Hook Bay post's 14 CU. FOOT American Legion junior baseball team and William Lehman, coach ALL SIZES INCLUDING HALF SIZES were guests of honor at a dinner BIG 9 CU. Wednesday night of last week at COLDSPOT FREEZER the post home, East Washington All Salai Final • Shop Friday 'til t and First aves. here. YOU GIT 14 CU. FOOT FillZIR 377.95 ALL ITEMS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCKS Gustave Huaenitza, past com- FROZIN FOODS WORTH 25.00 COLDSPOT with mander, was toastmaster. Mr. Hu senltza Is county vice president YOU SAVE 45.00 of the Junior baseball league. He Introduced Mayor Waldroh P. Automatic Defroster Smith, C. Donald English of Fair • ParcaWa lamaf InMrtor Haven, Police Capt. James J, Egidlo, Councilman Harry B. Mur- • I Ytajr tottctlM MM 88 tha and C. Eugene Allen, post commander, who spoke briefly. • Man Nttiufi Team members also were Introduc- ed. Dinner guests observed a mln< ute of alienee in memory of the late Anthony Stavola, a former team member. The post again will field a team thia year, It was announced, and boys) under 17 were invited to try out. Team members present were Bruce Kerrigan, Robert Generllla, John Loftus, Robert Loftus, Frank Stavola, Peter McVey. Richard Collins, Frank Gaskil, Arthur Raike, John Gallager, Robert Leon, ard and Robert Letts. Other guesta were Charles W. Lesher. George H. Leddy, John W. McMullan Charles Mandla, Jr., Theodore W. Scott, Frank Ca'sione, Andrew P. Lynch, Robert T. Abranis, Frank Kozak, Eugene J. O'Rourke, Dale LEATHERETTE B. Otto, Kenneth A. Wilson, Sam- uel H. Bouldin, Robert J. Van- Pernis, Chester D. drowcock and Edward M. Townsend. Middlelown Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Matthews and daughter Susan entertained Mrs R. S. Wood and daughter Barbara at a dinner, party recently, 2 MORE DAYS TO JOIN Mrs. Walter Hull haa returned from Florida. Mi*. It. s. Wood entertained, at • MERCHANTS 1953 baby shower luncheon last Wednes- day for Mrs Walter Grubb, Jr., of Wickatunk. Guesta were Mrs. Wal- ter Qrubb, Sr., Mrs. William Bonn, CHRISTMAS CLUB Mra. W, I. Matthews, Mrs. Anthony •lihoff and Mrs. Stanley Kerr and •on Richard of Mlddletown, Mra. KINMORE Thomas Slnnott and daughter Merrl of Fair Haven and 'Mrs. Thomas Tim is your hit Mortord, Jr., and aon Robert of Vsndenburg. GAS RANGE opportunity to join Merchant ' Mr. and Mn. Robert W, Craw, ford have returned home after at- tending the' Presidential Inaugura- Trtut Company** Chriitmai tion and (pending a few days', v* cation In Virginia. Savingt Club and a$$ure Friday afternoon from t:W to I p. m. the ladles' of the Reformed younctf of ample fundi church will hold a, food aale In the SILVERTONE tht churchroomi, when Chrittnvn roth around The next meeting of th» Middle- town branch of the Needlework finest in Television... Exquisite guild will bo held Tueiday, Feb. I, again ihlt year. at the Baptist chapel on King'* highway. Hostcsiei are Mn, Max cabinet design of mahogany Woack, Mrs. John Ransley and Mra, NO CLUBS WILL BE Peder Christiansen, Mr. and Mra, Harry MacDontld colored leatherette. See it to- OPENED AFTER JAN. 30 art parent! of • ton born Satur- day, j , , Bridge club winners Friday wtrt day. Fringe area reception MM. Milton Vrecland, Mrs. Wylle Pate, Mn. Thomas Oopilll and Mra, Kenneth Robinson. The neat meet. Ing will be held at the home of USE SEARS NO INTRANCI HI Mra, Ira Oiouae, Mr. and Mrs. Walter diubb en- Cabinet Sinks Thara will b. a illght larvlca charft, fiewavar, If all tertained Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Kerr EASY PAY paymanti ara net camalatail. at dinner Sunday and Mr, and Mra, Thomas Slnnott for supptr the same day, toMMlMTt Si ^3 PLAN Stanley Keir was Hindu a coun- WAS llmnn In the Red Bank Lutheran lltt.fl church Sunday, Huny Oullck had his classmate*, UP To* from Mlddlotown school at his homo Sink ii eovtrcd with acid mitting porccJoin «*am«t. Tuesday to watch the Presidential Inauguration on leUvlslon. Chremt plated mixing faucet, and link itrafntr—fpray 24 Morgfhi At the food sale Friday the P,T,A, aerator for eatter riniing. taked white enamel fhtrihed or the Mlddlotown school nettid HO, cabinet hoi roomy cempartmenh and drawers. See HI To Pfefi A bachnlor dinner was hold re- ;",S ; Member Ftthral Ifcicnc Nyatan cently at the Votornn* of Foreign Wars hall In honor of Ralph (Ion- Mvmbtr t'cikntl Dcpotit luturunvc tilt of Red Hank, Mr, Ckntlln la to b« married Feb. 1, Over 70 men attended, RED BANK'S 3 DAY «& SALE ™i>K. - FRI. - SAT

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Shop daily from .9:30 'til 5:30—Aibury Pirk itor* open WodntuUy 'til 9; R«d Bank stort opan Friday 'til 9 RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXV, NO. 31. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 29,1953 10c PER COPY SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 16. Alien* Mutt Report Firemen Honor Department Chaplain Marine View Ambulance Need By January 31$t Red Cross Bloodmobile Here Explained at NEWARK — B. G. Hofteller, Re-elects Four officer In charge of the Immigra- ATLANTIC HiaHLANDS-Kour Wednesday; 150 Pints Needed tion and Naturalisation Service directors ol tho Marine View Sav- Council Meeting at 10M Broad st, here, announces irgs nnd Loan association were rc- The Red Cross bloodmobile will that an alien In the United Statea clcctcd for Ihrce-ycar terms at the Fair Haven Residents aimunl meeting last week. Officers be at the Salvation Army head* as of Jan, 1 must nil out an alien of the association were appointed Second National quartern, 20 Riverside ave., Wed- Question $10,000 in address report card during the at tho meetiiiR. nesday in an effort to reach a quota month of January-. Re-elected directors were William Doubles Profit, of 150 pints, which is due to the Budget for Purchase Dennis, Stanley F. Sculthorp, W. added collection of blood In fight- Address report cards can be ob- Raymond VanHorn and Stanley J. FAIR HAVEN—The need for a tained at any jest office or Im- Marek. Taylor Reports ng polio. new ambulance, for which $10,000 migration office. Aliens who fall Officers appointed were: Timothy The government has asked the has been appropriated in the bor- to report may now be taken Into M. Maxson, Jr., president; Mr. VamMalcr Declines Red Cross to collect blood to be ough'i proposed budget vai ex- Dennis, vice president; Mr. Scul- processed into sammt. globulin for custody and deported, with pos- use in prevention of paralysis in plained by member! of the coun- thorp, treasurer; Ralph H. Swee- Election as Director, sible prosecution. Those who do ney, secretary; Milton Krusc, as- polio. Mrs. James E. Grady, Jr., cil and first aid squad at Monday not have Anal cttUenshlp papers sistant treasurer, and Howard W. Others Kc-eleetecl chairman of the Red Bank branch, night's teuton of the mayor and must report. Those who are un- Roberts, counsel. Other members said it is necessary to collect 5,000,- council. of the board o( directors arc Frank Miner McCall Taylor wan re- 000 pints of blood in 'S3, She add- certain whether or not they are S. Siegfried, Victor E. Grossinger, lectcd president of the 88-year-old ed that "the importance of collect- Although a public hearing on the aliens should Inquire at the New- budget Is not scheduled until Feb. Harold D. Willett, D. A. Caruso, National bank of Red Bank yester- ng blood cannot be stressed too 34, explanation of the ambulance ark Immigration eSke. HoKeller Frederick Katz and John M. Pills- day at the annual shareholders' heavily as it strikes close to home appropriation and of other items added that all aliens are required bury. meeting, which found a record when-we-reattze-that-il may be of in the budget was made In answer $76,430 of the 580,000 shara being aid to our own children should they to carry alien registration receipt At the close of business Dec. 31, •cprcscntcd. be exposed to polio." to questions presented by citizens. cards at all times. iissets of the association amounted Fred Burt asked why a new am< ta $2,G94,916.32—an increase of The blood collected by the Red bulance is needed when the present J420.699.86 over the previous year, -toss has four uses. First Is for ambulance Mas traveled only 30,000 It was reported at the meeting. the armed forces in Korea, next is tho building of a safe plasma re- miles. Councilman Russell H. Min- Amateur Players Total savings receipts for 1952 serve for national defense purposes, ton replied that despite the low ucre ?624.489.59. These savings third is the need for whole blood in mileage on the ambulance, it Is 14 were principally invested in home civilian hospitals and fourth is pro- years old, and the body is begin- Now Organized Rev. Robert H. Anderson, who has resigned at raeior of Trinity Episcopal church re- financing here and in this vicinity ti> buy or build homes, and to fi- viding blood for the gamma globu- ning to deteriorate. The first aid lin program. The needed blood squad, he added, is concerned over Grandin K. Hammell caivei plaqua from Fira Chief Hirry Aumaek in raeognition of hit lervieai as chaplain of the nance repairs, alterations or Im- provements. Home financing loans represents the highest peak of any the fact it might break down in Rod Bank fir* department. In addition to holding office of chaplain, ha was an active mom- year during World War II. an emergency. Heads New Group made by the association, the re- : Low Mileage Cited bar of Relief Engine company of Drummond pL Looking on art Second Deputy Chief Joseph port continued, were part of the "It is a recognized fact that giv- RUMSON-Grandin K. Hammell, Maxit, left, and First1 Deputy Chief Andrew DePonti. iO.OOO homes financed by the sav- ing a pint of blood is no more Robert VanBrunt, a former cap- ngs and loan associations through- strenuous than playing a game of tain of the first aid squad, who former theater stock company di- rector, and radio script producer, Pretentation was made Sunday at farewell party tendered Rev. and Mrs. Andenon at out the state. They helped to es- golf," Mrs. Grady said, adding that said the body of the present vehi- tablish a new high in the number the bloodmobile has the approval cle is beginning to rust out, point- was elected director of the Mon- Trinity parish house by members of the congregation. Rev. Mr. Anderson has accepted a rec- mouth Players, a newly formed of families in the state owning of the county medical society and ed out squad members serve volun- torship at Lynn, Mass., and the couple will move there the end of this week. their own homes, Home loans held tarily. "All we're asking," he said, group of amateur theatrical asplr- the national Health Institute. She ccntly in Rutneon. Mr. Hammell, by the association at the end of asks that volunteers call the Red "is a decent piece of equipment ao the year amounted to $2,188,474.71. Cross, RE 6-3443, to make an ap- we can keep on serving." ants, at the initial meeting held re- Funds advanced for the financing who attended the University of pointment. Donors, who are exam- Frank N. Sibley of Hillcrest rd., of homes during the year totaled ined before being accepted, should Richmond, Va., and the American Building Sites Wojciechowicz Joins Adams Agency; VT32,848.86. who earlier had announced to Academy of Dramatic Arts, acted not cat fried foods, foods seasoned council the formation of a Fair In stock .companies for two years. or cooked with fat, fatty meats, Haven Civic association, which he Members' accounts in the asso- butter or mayonnaise, pie or cake, attd will work for the betterment He directed both professional and In Rumson Sold To Sell Residential Properties ciation are insured against loss amateur theatrical groups in the Several sales of vacant land in tn the extent of $10,000 per ac- milk or shortening, or cream for of the community as a whole, four hours before the donation. asked "Why get rid of an ambu- shore area, Newark, New York and Rumson and vicinity, Indicating an count by the Federal Savings and lance with only 30,000 miles on It?" Connecticut, and has written and active demand for building sites, Adam A. Kretowicr, licensed real Loan Insuranco corporation, Miner M. Taylor Referring to the fact that the am- are reported by the firm of Wil- rotate broker and proprietor of the bulance makes an average of three liam H. Hintelmann, realtors of Adams agency at 16 East Bergen In Ills report Mr. Taylor pointed Rumson. pi., this week announced that Alex out that the operating profit before calls a week and that it makes Wojctechowlci of Wanamnasa, All- Elect Officers, fire calls with the fire apparatus, Mrs. George Morrli, widow of a ncome taxes and adjustments was American center when he waa key- March of Dimes »27,9O3,18, more than twice 1951'3 ha asked, "Why does the ambu- former superintendent of school* stone of Fordham's "Seven Blocks lance have to chase the Are truck of Rumson, has cold a plot on the of Granite," has joined the Arm $.13,048.69. The operating income To Mark Birthday every time it goes out?" south side of RJver rd., Rumson, us a real estate salesman. Canvass Planned umped from $354,898.93 to $902,- MARLBORO — Officers w«re in the Parmly Park section to Ed- 907.18 while the operating expenses elected and Mrs. Ada McCue was In answer to this question, Mr. Formerly associated with George One of the most dramatic effort* increased from $301,818.26 to $375,- Minton explained the > ambulance ward F. Drsstal, who will shortly for the 1953 March of Dimes cam- named chairman of the committee improve the property with a new W. Bray and tbc Willis Conovor 004. for the party to be held next month answered are calls because an agency, Mr. Kretowies received his paign will be conducted in a score escribing; 1952 as "one of sub- emergency might arise and "time home. The plot has a frontage on license In November. He is a gradu- oi Monmouth county communities in celebration of the fifth annivers- is el the essence." Mr. Minton River rd. of 92 feet and a depth of atantial progress," Mr. Taylor aaid ary of the Ladles' auxiliary of the. ate of Holy Cross college, Worces- tomorrow night (Thursday) when deposits, loans and earnings in- called attention to the annual re- 375 feet. Mr. Drastal also scquired ter, Mass., and former physical the "Mothers March on Polio." fire company. The meeting was held port of the first aid squad which two building sites from Mrs. Anna creased. The total deposits are $19,- Monday at the nre house and was eiiucatlon instructor and athletic Hundreds of volunteer!) will make 149,605.38 compared to Sl'a $18, stated the vehicle answered 185 Boltcn. These: ars situated on the eoaea at Red Bank Catholic high a' door-to-door canvass of their attended by 28 member*. Plapa calls during IMS. The ambulance, east side of Forrest ave. and north' S»,MM0, an increaae ot $U3,106.- were discussed for the annual New achool and flayrevllle high school. home towns to collect donations. 98. Loans totalled $3,386,617.41, an he explained, Is a IMS Cadillac and side of North st. A World War II veteran of the Home owners are aeked to turn York trip in Afril, when the group "has served It* purpose." Mr. Min- on their porch lights, or a front increase of $1,582,722.60, which he will sec one of the Broadway hit Homer C. Methot, associated with Marina Corps, he Is a past com- aaid was largely due to mortgage ton explained that on a recent trip mander of Shrewsbury post, Ameri- light, between 7 and 9 o'clock, to shows. .Mrs. Margaret Voorhees is to Toms River, a spring broke and the Hintelmann agency, has sold a and personal loans although al tract comprising ltt acres, situated can Legion. Hs is; physical educa- help the women volunteers who in charge of obtaining theater tic- the trip had to be completed by tion instructor at Holy Cross'gram- have enlisted from Parent-Teacher classes of lending were greater. kets, i- the Toms River squad. on the north side of Auldwood la., Rumson, for Richard B. Oufty to mar school, Rumson. associations, church organizations, Included in tho accomplishments The present officers will serve Councilman Tony Hunting mak- Richard J. Costtllo. The property women's clubs and other social of the year were the addition to the for another term. They are Mrs. ing the concluding remarks In the Mr. Krstowlea Is a member of and civic groups. building which gave needed space Alice Stolz, president; Mrs. LUa has a frontage of 200 feet on Auld- tha Red Bank lodge of Elki, Red to the bookkeeping department and discussion, said "When a Fair wood Is. Mr. Methot alio nego- The communities to be covered Buckley, vice president; Mrs. Doro- Bank council, Knights of Colum- the trust department and the curb thy McCue, secretary, and Mrs. Haven resident is injured or is tiated the sate of a tract of land bus, and St. James Holy Name Adam A. Kretotrlcs and their chairmen are: Rumson, taksn ill out of town, the first aid teller on Wallace st. which Mr. Franees H. Mancini, treasurer. The fronting on the south side of Ridge society. He also has taught physi- Mrs. John Galm; Sea Bright, Ralph Taylor said has been a great help aquad brings him home. Squad Oraadtsi B. NMMMU rd., Rumson, on the former Schllf cal education at St. Joseph's school, W. Lawrence; Highlands, Lewis D. revised by-laws were read and ap* members don't feet they want to Smith; Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. to checking account depositors proved by the croup. estate, for the account of Philip A. Key port; St. Ann's school, Keans- who arc able to deposit or with- make, a long trip in an ambulance produced radio programs for ten O'Neill, to Robert E. Norton. This burg, and Star of the Sea school, Frank Siegfried; Fatontown, Mrs. A farewell gift of a hammered la poor condition." Katherine Adams; Monmouth draw without leaving their auto*, aluminum serving tray was pre- different stations, Including WPAT, tract comprliea approximately SU Long Branch, Croup to Study He added that the convenience to After Mr. Bibley referred to the acres of land. He alto negotiated Beacn, Mrs. William George; Long sented to Mrs. Mabel Lowerre, a WJLK, WNJR and WTNJ. Branch, Mayor Alexander Vine- the bank's patrons was not the charter member, who is leaving budget, which exceeds MOO.OOO, aa Formed mainly because of the the sale of a two-acre tract for only favorable result of the curb "big business," Councilman Pster Charles B. Harding to Peter C. Municipal Affairs burg; Neptune City, Mrs. Chris soon to make her permanent home lack of opportunity in Monmouth Olsen; Ocean township, Peter Arn- teller, saying that fewer people in Florida. The recipient was also, J. Xlehele pointed out that state county for individuals to express Firing. This tract ia situated on FAIR HAVEN —Announcement must tour the street* looking for and county taxea come out of the the west side of Bellevue ave., in old; Spring Lake, Mrs. Richard surprised r-hen she saw the party themselves on the amateur stage, that the organization of a. Fair Leonard; Wall township, Rev. Da- parking spaces and thus the muni- cake, decorated in her honor and total, and that of the money raised Mr. Hammell briefly outlined plans the "Thornton farm" section of the Haven Civic association wst In cipal parking problem has been by taxes in Fair Haven, the bor- borough. vid Miller; Avon, Mrs. Wesley Ha- wishing her "Good Luck." lee for the organisation which would progress, waa made at Monday german; Belmar, Rev. Blanchard relieved. cream and coffee were also served ough controls enly a small percent- Include working with local com- Mr. Hintelmann alio reports the night's meeting of the mayor and D. Lopatin; Asbury Park, Mrs. Ann age. Concerning loans made by the by the refreshment committee com* munities for civic advancement, sale of a tract comprising approxi- council by Frank M. Sibley of 2 Laiarow; Allenhurst, George !tn- bank, the president eaid the year prising Mrs. Stolz, Mrs. Emily Til- flcktal Budget EiaJatae* charity fund drives and children's mately l'i acres for Mrs. Marie S. Hillcrest rd., temporary chairman lay; Bradley Beach, Mayor Eugene had found the institution active in ton and Mrs. Ada Schwartz. Explaining the Increase in the plays. Howard to William Wyer and Cor- of the group. Lowenstein; Freehold, William assisting churches, making It pos Mrs. Ann LcMoine showed the achool budget, Mr. Minton, who la Personnel urgently needed for telyou L. 8lmon>on. This property Mr. Sibley told Mayor Edgar V. Lopatin; Keyport, Rev. James sible for new construction. He par- group a series of colored slides. president of the board of education, the group include advance men, is situated on the tut side of Oakes Denlse and members of the coun- Gusweller; Neptune, Mra. Joan ticularly cited loans to the Metho- Many were views of the auxiliary pointed out that the board recently rd., Ruimon. cil that it will be the purpose of Mennie; Ocean Grove, Mrs. Sally dist and Presbyterian churches and stagemen, scenic designers, prop- Llppincott; South Belmar, Mayor at various meetings and parties at built as addition to the Knollwood erty men, wardrobe, makeup and Charles B. Harding has sold a the civic association to co-operate the promise of a loan to the Chris- the fire house, and others showed achool and Is planning to alter the plot comprising approximstely 1H with them on all matters for the LeRoy Walling, and Matawan, Dr. tian Science church. lighting committees. Mr. Hammer J. P. Cooper. the men and women in uniform existing school buildings to Include stressed the need of hard work acres at "Thornton Farms" to John benefit of the residents of Fair Along with other banks in the at firemen's parades. There were five additional classrooms. Other and unflagging interest of all mem- V. Magulre. The Hintelmann agency Haven. county, Second National partici- also views of Mrs. LeMolne's Im- reasons for the Increase, cited by bers to insure success. also reports the sale of a building Expressing pleasure at the an- pated in furnishing money to the mediate family. Mr. Minton, were pay raises (or site iltuated on the crest of Honey- nouncement, the mayor eald, Rigby Gulls Meeting county. Mr. Taylor pointed out Members present, besides those teachers and incressed tuition to The group plans to present plsya We've tried for years to have sa aeon as possible, and the read- suckle hill, Runuon, for Edward that the bank barely missed out in mentioned, were Mrs. Dorothy Cook, Rumson high school. He added Macklin to Joshua A. Rich, 4th. more people take an active interest To Vote on School Site Us bid to finance the Bed Bank the board Is planning to construct ing of scenes from ten plays will Mrs. Jean Borkonhagcn, Mrs. Lil- commence at the next meeting, to This plot contain* IVi acres and In borough affairs." high school addition, being but $200 lian Conover, Mrs. Isabel Sickles, another addition to one of the has a large frontage on Sheraton Later Mr, Sibley referred to the NEW SHREWSBURY - Mayor to $300 more on the combined In- schools. be held Feb. S at 8 p. m. at Mr. J. Lester Rigby has announced Mrs. Theresa Sickles, Mrs. Maude Hammell's residence, Tl East River la. It adjoins the country estate attendance at the meeting of more terest rate. The bank placed sec- Conover, Mra. Verna Molnar, Mrs. than 75 persons who are directly there will be a special meeting of •It's a Jake! rd., Rumson. property of Richard Marsen and is the mayor and council at Tinton ond In the bidding. The bank also Katharine Sadowski, Mrs. AdallM directly opposite the country home Interested in forming and support- arranged to lend the legal limit to VanCuren, Mn. Eva Divens, Mrs, M. Floyd Smith, borough clerk, Also elected at the meeting were of Charles R. Beattie. ing the civic association, as evU Falls school at S p. m. Friday night the state highway authority, which read a letter from Banford Bates, Mlis Nancy Brasch of Mlddletown Alex WoJelechewKS A vote will be taken to approve Florence Tyan, Mrs. Eleanor Man- Andrew Tsnner hss sold a plot dence of the "great need and in- is building the Garden State park- cini, Mrs. Lillian Riopcl, Mrs. Edith commissioner of the State depart- secretary, and Mrs. Warren terest shown in the formation of the or reject the planning hoard's rec- way. ment of Institutions and Agencies, Jailer of Shrewsbury as publicity on the northwest corner of Holly Hs has completed courses In ommendation that the Shrewsbury Blckles and Mra. Adrlenne Marks, st, and Cedar at., Rumson, to Law- new association." With the exception of James B. Instructing the borough to appoint chairman. Those interested in the recreation and property manage- Public notice, Mr. Sibley said, township school board be permitted a live-number welfare board by rence Harrington. The plot con- to buy, for $10,000, a 20-acrc Syca- VanMatcr, who declined to seek group may contact Mr. Hammell ment at Rutgers 'university and would be made of the lint meeting re-election n.i * director, the board Jan. SI. Heretofore the Job has by phoning Rumson J-fldli sny eve- tains about a quarter of an acre! Insurance and rtal estate courses more ave. alto for the location of Palsy Unit Plans been done by Mr. Smith aa acting to be held by the aisoclation in the a new $240,000 school. Interested will remain the same. No one was nlng between • and 1 o'clock. at the Vale school, Newark. A Immediate future, giving the place, elected to succeed Mr. VanMater. overseer of the poor. The borough, member of the Newark Bears pro- cltliens have been Invited to at A Nursery School aald Mayor Edgar V. Dsnise. has date and time of meeting. "All tend the session. • The directors are Alaton Beekman, Township Nurses fessional football team In the old residents of Fair Haven," he said, Jr., Wceber W. Brook. C. M. Cub- only three residents on relief and American league, Mr. Krstowlcs LONG BRANCH — A nuriir? added, "I don't know, why we need "are urged to attend this meeting If the recommendation l« ap-. bagc, Homer C. Methot, Leon Reus- has lived and taught In New Eng- and give their support to the bene- proved tho proposition will be •chool will bo opened Saturday ia a five-men, board to take care of County Have Big Program stile, Jr., Mr. Taylor and J. D, the clinic of the United Cerebral them. If that Isn't a Joke I don't land, California, North Carolina fit of the Fair Haven Civic asso- placed on the ballot at the Feb. Tullor. nnd Virginia, and declares that ciation." 10 school election, Palay uniu of Monmouth and Oceaa. know what Is" He said however, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — this background hu given him "a All ofllccrs were re-elected. Be- counties Saturday at Long Branch tie would select five persona for Red Cross Coal From October through December, close knowltdge of present-day sides Mr. Taylor, they include with Mrs, Mildred Roth as super- the board and submit their names nurses of the Mlddletown township James VanPelt, executive vice pres- to council it the next meeting. The Monmouth county R«d Cross values and educational systems" Sea Bright Mothers visor. The school is plsnned to give chapter must raise SIMMT In the Public Health association made J,- for prospective buyers of resi- Bank Directors, ident; Mr. Rciusille, vice president! children afflicted with cerebral Mr. Smith read the December INS campaign, Clarence Unterberg. ITS visits to private homes and dential properties and farms listed To 'March on Polio* William B. Lyman, vice president paUy • chance to have contacta report of H. Lynnwood Minton, county drive chairman, announced schools. Nurses also held nine clin- by his Arm, Its specialty. He rt- Officers Elected and cnshlcr; Arthur T. Paris, with other children and supervise* building Inspector, showing permits today. ics, both pre-natal and baby clinics, cides at the Bergen pi, addreti. SEA BRIGHT - The Mothers' comptroller and assistant cashier; play time, had been Issusd for buildings to- at the township health center at ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Di- March on Polio, will be hold to- Paul N. Jahnes, trust officer; Elsie Arrangements for the school Ths sum of 1*3,000, almost hal Campbsll's Junction. A graduate of South River high morrow from 7 to 9 p. m. in con- B. Mnson, assistant trust officer; taling 1100,400, Permits ware aa of the total, will be used within school, where he was all-stats In rt ctors snd officers of the Atlantic opening, and the hiring of an oc- follows: Richard C, Dahlman, M> Of the 1,271 visits made, 111 were Highlands National bank were Junction with tho March of Dimes, Elwood A. Duncan, assistant cash- the county. Monmouth, which has If/M, Mr. Wojelechowlca was All. Councilman Ralph W, Lawrence Is ier; William B. Uttlc, Jr., assistant cupational therapist for the clinic, Cambridge av«., enclosed porch, more than Ma.000 residents, and for bedside patlints, IIS for chronic America In MM and 1MT at Ford- elected at the annual stockholders' were made at a meeting Thursday M00: Clm Stone, Poplar ave, cusi, (• (or communlcabU disease and directors' meetings Jan, IS. chairman of the local campaign, cannier, and Harry B. Malta, as- thousands of aarvlosmin statlonid ham, He played pro ball with the sistant cashier. at the Long Branch Elk's club. K dwelling, UNO; James Robinson hare, many accompanlsd by thtlr and tS for maternity cues. Health Detroit Lions between INS and Elected directors at tho stock' Volunteer workers will canvass Dim, "A Place in the Sun," made 1M Third St., garage, N00; Alien supervision visits wsrs glvsn for 1MB, and was a member of tha holders' meeting were Charles Van' the borough between T and » seek by the Junior League of California, families, presents a constant chal- Ing donation* for the Nntlonn brothers, six dwellings en Spruce lenge to the chapter to supply tlfe SI Infants: lot to. pre-school chil- Al'.-Pre team In 1M4. With the Mater, James 8, VanMater, Timo- TU shown, covering the program dr. at 118,000 each, and Arthur dren: tit to school children, and Philadelphia Eagles from 1M4 to thy M. Mnxson, Jr., Arthur Naylor, Foundation for liiluntlU PitrulyiiU, Lt. Col. Deerin for cerebral palsy thlldcsn la that Berry, 14 Maple ave,, garage, M00. needed health and welfare services. Howard W, Roberts, Weebcr W. Assisting Mr, Lawrence on the Ths national >Rtd Cross will re- 174 to adults, Nurssa also made lit ttSO-and » mtmbir of Its IMI state, Three members of the long Mayor Denlse reappolntad the visits to tubercular patlints and and 1MI championship tsams—he Brook and Charles M, Cubbags, committed are Mrs, Kenneth An' eslve mm, a ill(ht Increaae over dcrson, Mrs, Amberso Nelson, Mrs Branch Amateur Movie club showed borough's Juvenile conference com- privlous ysara, representing the la- their contacts. has been altctsd to football's Hall Tha directors then elected Charles Attending School ths film, and offered their assist- mittee comprising Harry Welaford, of Fame. Vnntfater, chairman of the board; Travio ThonuiH, MM. Walter ftwtn crtasid recreational program for In the three-month period, 311 sen, Mm. Edgar Altmsn, Mrs, Stnn FORT LUU, VA.-Ueut, Col. ance to the club to show the film county probation officer, chairman; visits were made lo the achool, and James B, Vanllster, president nnd to other Interested organisations. Pallia Capt, Carl Jahubscy, Mrs. ths armed aervlesi, and the nsw Associated three years with the Hunt officer; Mr, Maxaon, vice Iry Fowler, Mrs, Andrew Larson James U. Decrln, whose wife, Mn, gamma globulin blood program, In those included 80S parent consulta- Hunkers' Life Insurancs company president, cashier and nnalntnnt Mrs, John Lacey, Mrs, Androw Lucy L, Dnniln, lives nt 319 Branch Tho following were elected; Ai» Mathilda Arnold, Magistrate John r mnnd Agamennonc, president; Mrs. V. Crowsll, Harry Fsldt, Mrs, Mary addition to eteurln,, blood for the tions, 471 teacher consultations and of Ions, N, J., Mr. Wojuleohowlcs ttunt officer, nnd J, Joseph MoVcy, Johnston, Mm, Thomas Lcnry nm live, Little Silver, has been aligned 14, Osterttri, William R. Blair, Jr., Armed Forces, ths Red Cross Is re- 1,W2 pupil nuns contacts. Nurses has spselallitd in caaualty Insur- atilatant cashier. Mrs, John limner, to tlin Qunrtormaittr nchool hcrt Jumcx Dolg, vice president and ft- ceiving and proclaim gamma glo- mads 79 sanitary inspections,' and and will enroll In the nsioclftto ad- nanctal secretary; Luke Pryor, Mrs. Elisabeth Warden, Harry ance, with an offlcs In his home, 1 Wordin and Niwman Waldsn, bulin, ths new discovery In the gave 01 classroom talks. They also Hn will ssll rssldtntlsl prcptrtles vanced quartermaster officer! treasurer; MM, Pryor, recording triatmsnt of polio, aulsted in the examination of MS and building development site* course, necretsry; Mm, Wlllliim Powell, Council agreed not lo change Mr. Untirberg said: "If you want children by the school doctor, throughout Monmouth county, H». War Memoriul to Be Erected \ vottimn of tlvo yearn uf >ctlv» corresponding necratary, and Mri. the. name el Park lane alter hear- the blood to go out to Korea and weighed and meuurtd »W children, AMO In proprietor of the Atl-Amtr- duty, Col, Dcoi'ln served In tho Michael Vnltntl, membership aeers- ing Mr. Rmith read a petition gamma globulin available for the gave 013 vision tests snd SI hearing It* day camp at Wanamaisn, which Huutli Piiclllo and the Philippine* tury. slgnsd by IT residents of the atrest tests, Nur«ts also madi *,W4 rou- he haa maintained during summers At 3l.ddlctowii Township Mull In World War II, He win smlgr.cd Mr. nnd Mrs, Wallace Hsnklns of objecting to. the proposM change. children threatened at horn*, plssse give generously when the drive IO- tine Inspections of children's health, loi thrss years, to tho 30(llh QuArterirmstcr Truck Miinsuquan, two nsw members, win Council has been considering the •,719 (or symptoms of communi- MIDDLKTC WN-Townihi|> Com- residents of tliti township w!;o Inv company from August, 1943, to flep- Introduced. Mrs, Pryor was name! rhengs bersuaa of the similarity of lleltor In your neighborhood, prob- The Adams agsney offer* free 1 ably your next-door neighbor, cable disease, and S/TM for symp- mltteeman frank V, Blslsdell yes> luHt » inoniliei of tlmli* family In tonthor, 1945. publicity chairman, to bs assisted tho nsme to that of othir atreste toms of skin disease, consultation strvlcs—"how to asll by Mn, Hsrry Abbott. In the borough. knocks on your door," or buy your home," Mr, Kritowles terdsy announced (hat a wurmem. sny.of tho throa wnm, to notlf* Ma la it Ki'Aiiuate or Hotan Hall To oarry out thtlr duties, nurnss nddtd, "We outline procedures for orlat will be erected In tho ttoar tho comnilttiifl nn soon as |)i>Kilbt Propitiatory school, and worked si Frldsy Mr, Pryor, Mrs. Morrl* B. I, Peari*—ISMSM Ta« traveled 13,100 mile*, They alao •souring a mortgsge to thou In- future at the township hull lit hon- by cailliiK Mlddletown 5 0141, n M reporter for the Newark News Litton, Joseph Putterman and Nleh- "onmllint, will k* it 94 "fond »t, ivirr transported in persons during ths tsrestta In buying, and efftr free tlml tholi' nnmon limy bo lidded ti heroni vnteilnit the Army, olaa Connor, represented the unit TtiMtlty and Ttiiti'irtny ilurlns Fekrusrr, or of the docenscd velpntns of the mnmii'liil ncrnll. nt tha meeting of din «tst# e«rebrsl Room 17,—Ailinllnniuit, three month*' period, ufitlmntta to those pernonn who World Wats I and tl ami the Kor- c'nl. rixprin WTHU Ilin Bronio wsnt to itll thslr homo," he inld. '"I'lis town»hl|i eummlltcc la mix Btiir modal, the Aslntlc-Psclllc the* paky group at Essex House, New* ean war, lout," tald Mr, BUIailell, "to r«n Hter nbbon with four bnilto »Uri, Ark, Ths unit ii now affiliated wttfc, k IMMII TM »nur»i PriMfis 1 f.i Missis'!*" £t! Nuftllf, II Ires. John 1. flftlllint, U UcUrtn »t "Ulht »ut of It /«««(• (ontult Till In nuking tlin announcement, dct" propci rtinect and honor I wticl the World Wnr a Victory both ths stats and aatleaal •* Btsk, t.JIH.W-Atviil Msusk Bsgliltf CISMiats Ait."—ASvwUttatai, Mr, IliliaiU nqutitid that all the war dead." msdtl. brat galiy irousa. ,' •SIS a?l« fill a*«iaAlVllUNMk ! Pace Two RED BANK REGISTER, JANUARY 29, 1953 was the winner of the merchandise the Minaldi home. Present were Claudette, Hasel and Grace Mina- and Mra. Claude Minaldi of Church United StatM for the Far Bast Miss Jane Minaldi of Church at. erly of this place, hu • Chora* Directors club award presented last week by Pvt. Richard Hutton and Pvt. Da-aldi. st., telephoned hit parents Satur- when he was taken ill. has accepted a position with the fined to his homi by a throat la* Meet at Little Silver Fowler'* hardware store. vid Dobbs of Fort Monmouth, Pat Catherine and George Mace, 3d,day to say he has been discharged The Kit-Kat Bridge club of this Sea Bright National bank. She will fectlon. Mis. Clauds Minaldi of Church Finn, Long Branch; MlMrs Helen, children of Mr. and Mrs. George from the Army hospital at Camp borough is planning a trip to Newreplace Mri.. Joan Lindsay Ausburn, Mrs. Walter Covert and daugh- liITTUE SILVER—The bonrd at »t. and Mrs. John O'Sage of Leo-Ann and Joan O'Sage, Leonardo; Mace, have been confined to their Stoneman, Cal,, where he had been Tork city, where the member* will wliO'hu resigned. ter Lois of New st. spsnt Sunday director* of Monmouth Chic chorus nard, who celebrated their birth- Mrs. Rita Haley Douglas, Red home by influents. a patient two weeks with Influenza. have dinner and see the show "The Kirk Ncely, son of Mr. and Mrs.with Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hall of met recently at the home of theday* Sunday, held a Joint party at Bank; and Misses Elizabeth, Jane, Pvt. Gerard Minaldi, son of Mr.He had been alerted to leave the Four Poster." Orris Neeley of Long Branch, form- Port Monmouth. director, William Gordon Pagdin on Little Silver Point rd. The major work of the chorus this win- ter will be the presentation of Men- Hurryl Lm,t Uw Omy$l delssohn's oratorio, ••Elijah." The chorus, consisting of 70 voice*, will be assisted hy well-known profes- LOOK AT THIS PRICE! sional soloists is well M a Urge REX-RAY 3-Speed orchestra. PRIMIIR HEATING PAD vMillard Shirk presided and re- port* were given by Mr*. Hoiea Chart Miss Betty Macintosh, Oscar RUBBER PILLOWS Henninf and Donald MacLean, Jr. REG. <3.9S Also attending were Marjorie Oroot. HUM spud switch lim you slow, i Polly MacLcan, Edward Wall and LATEX Bdward C. Hinkelman. rntdJufflerfutheitFUruMlette ew«riswasMh;sniatMiofr. Auxiliary !o Hold REG. SIZE Rubberiztd inside covir. 7'cord. Cuke Sale, tard Parly RUMSON-The Ladies' auxiliary of Oceanic Hook and Ladder com- pany will hold » cake sale for tht DRUG STORES Pa* Tha Wrtt Tlmal benefit of the March of Dimes NOW thru SATURDAY Saturday morning at the Jane Lo- 1/2 PRICI SAL I' gin (hop on River rd. The sale will begin at 9 a. m. CORNER BROAD fc MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 6-1444 RED BANK Mr*. June Horton It chairman (ARA KOMI e! the cake sale committee. She ii being assisted by Mrs. Charlotte Martin and Mrs. Ann Raring*. I MCI I . Mrs. Edna Zerr is chairman of the card party to be held hy the POWMt auxiliary at g p. m. Thursday, Feb. 5, at the fire house. RED BANK DAYS T i Rtgular or ComprMtd I Sea Bright At a meeting of the Sea Bright Affiliated Republican club Thursday night at Harry's Lobster home, JANUARY 29/ 30 and 31 For Owkktr Cam Rallaf! Mrs. George H. Krausa waa named chairman of the card party to be Itfff SAY held Feb. 20 at 8 p. m. Committees BIG ALL-PURPOSE Include Mrs. John Lacey, Mr*. Ken- 1 LOOK! ALL PURPOSE CORN neth Anderson, Mis. Sam Dlggle, WICKER BASKET Mr*. Amberse Nelson and Mrs. Wal- AM SHOPPING BAG 45 ter Covert, prizes; Mra. Diggle and m PUSTUS Mrs. Krauu, table prliw; Mra. Laccy, Mrs. Kiauss, MM. Anderson WICKER BASKET VWttriNi|lhH and Mrs. Nelson, decoration*, and Mra. Covert and Mr*. Kiauss, Whopping fixe for storing toyi, mage* EMiroly different from ticketi. 14' ^oldfaiflionodreiMdiei. Mrs. Ralph Lawrence, who wan COMB CLEANER xinei, fire wood, laundry. II row» of 111 last week, i* ablt to bt out • • • JLm •fain, sturdy % " vertiele ribbing. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan of •TIM OUIUC Instant Push-Button Fair Haven have leased the former 2 wound hendles. Carol's yarn shop on Ocean ave, and are preparing to open a sand- HERD SHAlt SHAVING LATHER wich and lunch #hop. They hive M'/a" M|b! rented their home in Pair Haven and plan to occupy the apartment 17Vi" sJlamatai over the store. Mr. and Mr*. John Fichter and Mrs. J. Leslie Fichter of Eaat New ANCHOR HOCKING •t. left Friday morning for their winter home in North Miami, Fla, Mri. Jennie Altaian of New at haa recovered from illness which kept her confined to her home last DINNER SET- week. GraautMt, wow whita, (rafrait T. Leslie Covert,.ion of Mr. and hand & fact cmm. HtJpt pnvort Mr*. Frank Covert of Beach St., re- winter chapajfli and $m hand! turned home Sunday from River- view hospital, where hewn a sur- . a beautifully "carod (or" (oak, glcal patient. Mrs. Mae Powell or Ocean ave celebrated her birthday Wednesday of last week with members of her family. Dawn Early, daughter of Mr. and Mri. Donald Early, has returned to •ehool after being absent with an WKTINCHOUS! •ar Infection. Hn, Joseph Matovaky of Deal, INrU-HDHUTlAMP thi former Mia* Adele Rodney of South *t., has returned home from Rlverview hospital, where she wai a medical patient. Mri. Victor Perotti of Church at. waa hostess at a meeting of the Pinochle club Tuesday of last week. Present were Mrs. Herbert F. Young, Mrs. Harry Peterson, Mra. Henry Blocum, Mrs. Charles Conk, Mia* Louise Douglas and Mrs, Ed' Car Altman, Sr. Mri. Herbert Haslam of Beach St. returned home Sunday from lliverview hospital, where she spen ****** tm urn a week as a surgical patient. The fire department waa called out list Thursday morning to.es- BEER GLASSES ttnguish a lire on a utility pole on North Ocean ave. The blaze was caused by wires worn bare as a re- Service for 4 sult of recent storm*. STOMTTB The Ladies' auxiliary of the (lie scorn department met Wednesday night '/? PRICE SALE! fPICIAL! of last week at the lire house, The SAVIMONITon HAIRCUTS | With neat meeting will be held Feb. 18. M*NRMII SHAMPOO InmstoR Magistrate and Mr*. John Weir Menearem returned home Friday from Miami, TUSfY SHOALS •*i l«|. 40* Fla., where they »pent two weeks, Skiela! While in Florida they visited Mr. • $2.00 Wind t WaoHtar LOTION $-rty IIOIOMNT and Mrs. William R, Fowler, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eli, Mr. and 1*1.20 VALUE HAIR CLIPPER Jut Ilk* a MHwiaHr Mrs. Oeorge F. Boyle, Jr., Xr: Han- Glont 16 oz. 100* kaewii M.M Uititef! nah Oarvin and relatives of Mrs. BOTH FOR Isabel dine. Mis. Weir returned to her teaching duties at the local •ottlo for only I school Monday. y IMatHlNIMMH . M". '"••Ik Covert of Beach at M«O.$J.00IOTTll-50c»» STANDARD locavary w •"* • Fully fuanntiad (Careaie) HARRin NMIIARO by manufacturor Tumb^wlUik aci AYIR • Finiartia on-off fawsm trtfluu. CANDY SPECIALS control twitch Non-tarnlah! . .tniifi'rii! HAND CRIAM «AdjMtablt ttfoho . DaHclavi MOMIITYll REfi. $2.50 control

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NOTICE Friday, katwMn tht houis of 8:30 A. M. rr, Mrs. Randall Kcator and Mri.Visual Education John Loudon McAdam la ortdltM WANTED! anil 4:00 P. M. Francis H. V. McCarter. with invintlng th* macadam road. Araltd fclda on cei-UIn ichool »upi)li*» The Htiaril renervM Ihe vlitht to reject OM GoM and Silver will b. nrtlvwt hr the Mldillttimn any or nil hi.I., nml waive immn'.eHnl in- Runison Nursing Group Committee personnel named by Methods Explained HIGHEST FBICES PAID Vowmhip Honril of Education not later formHliUe*. lie president, Mrs. Robert 0. II- HOLMDEL — John W. Wood, di- About 3T niw kinds of blrdi hava :s JAMES W. DAVIIIIIEISER. sley, were ns follows: Mri. Vro- than *:i>o r. M. Fabniary Hi >' . •> Dlitrict Clerk. rector of visual aid In the Long appeared in Iciland since 1»M. thp IjCnnanlti (irlidr Srholil. man, appeals; Mrs. Scudder, can; Branch lehooli, wai the apeaktr BAIL'S Specification" anil foiim for lildilliiK The road to better nmi trigger bual> Hears Resume of Activities Mrs. Bayard Stout, Christmas; Mrs. J»A Monmouth St. m»y b« •rcurril «t tht oHlce of lh« lll»- ne», advertlae In The Register rcsulsrly. Jerrold Meyer, community affilia- at the milting of Holmdel Town- Red Rank trlrt Olork liny day, Mimilur throuath —Advertisement. RUMSON—Activities of the Pub-association spoke at meetings or tions; Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Cullen, Mrs, ship Parent-Tiacher association lic Health Nursing association of the P.T.A. and other groups, ex- Batchelar, Mrs. Joseph Hunter and Tuwday at th« ichool. He showed plaining the association's program. films and dlaculMd thi advliablllty ATLANTIC Rum'son, Sea Blight and Fair Mrs. RUHBCU A. Strothman, com- Tkirm»rH.-Sat Sat Mat. Haven were outlined in reports Miss Marion Duckcrs, Rumson munity education; Mri. Merrltt of learning from tiling, to lurn- given hy committee chairmen and school nurse, brought several so- Lane, files; Mrs. Heatley, Mrs. ing from reading, LINDADARNELL staff nurses at the annual meeting cial hygiene classes to the nurses' Stout. Mrs. Scuddcr, Mrs. Kinf Thi PTA waa aiktd to join the ROBERT NEWTON last week in the nurses' offices in offices to study the group's Health and Mrs. Horace K. Homer, ft- cookie parada of tht county PTA, WILLIAM BENDIX the borough hall here. program, as also did the Junior n;t net's, and to supply cooklta the wiek of Mrs. Iris C Wilson, one of the Service league of Red Bank. A Feb. 9. The cookies will this bl new film to bo shown next month Mrs. Kcator, Mrs. Tecrge and "BLACI&EARD association nurses, reported' the Mr». James G. VanNostrand, In- packed and distributed to Air nurses made 2,460 visits in the three In the schools is "The Modern Force members jirvlng at various THE PIRATE" Guide to Health." fant nnd prc-school child; Mrs. • IN TECHNICOLOR • boroughs, giving service in non- Mctcalf, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Scud- points in the county. - ALSO • communicable diseases. Nurses Mrs. Bennett Vronian of the der and Mrs. Coo, nominating; Tentative arranfiminU were BOWERY BOYS also helped patients to become ad- dental committee said 153 children Mrs. Ilsley, Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Batch- made for a food sale to bl hlld at JNO HOLDS BA,BBED" mitted to Glen Gardner and Allen- the Keyport auction. Mimben were were given dental care, and Hint elar, Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Van- 8uit-B(nn.-TiM>i. Sun. Oont wood sanitoriums for tuberculosis Dr. Louis Mclacci held 15 clinic Nostrand,.nursing; Mrs. Strothman invited to attend tht county PTA WINES & LIQUORS SSTA treatments, and in the same cate- sessions, Dr. Lloyd 'Vaccarelli- 17 and Miss Porter, publicity; Mrs. founder'! day luncheon Ftb. IT at JENNIFER JONES gory, did follow-up work with dis- and Dr. Oscar Kraut 32. Ten pu-Batchelar, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. King, Joseph's riitaurant at Wtit Long CHARLTpN HESTON charged T.B. patients. pils of Holy Cross school received Mrs. Kcator, Mrs. Heatley. Mrs. Branch. ' . FREE DELIVERY--RED BANK 6-3334 Nurses helped 'the association treatment at the clinics, .'II from Cullen, Mrs. McCarter and Mri, Mr*. Edwin Llebenow, prtildint, "RUBY GENTRY" physician, Dr. Irving K. Lovett, at Rumson public schools, S3 from Miller, school child; Mrs, Stroth- announced that ichool board iltc- • ALSO . well-baby conferences conducted in Sea Bright, and 76 from Fair Hav- man and Mrs. Vroman, welfare; tion will be Feb. 10 at tht Town- MABK STEVENS WE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE the three aoroughs. In this ser- en. Children made 311 visits to Mrs. Kcator, Mrs. King, Mrs. Lane ship hall at Holmdel. ANGELA LANSBCBT vice, nuries n:ade 241 visits to in- the three mentioned dentists, and and Mrs. Mctcalf, volunteers. < IN fants, and delivered 144 birth cer- 507 fillings and 88 extractions were SHIPMENT OF IMPORTED The guest/ speaker was Mri. pitais, clirgymen and other pro- •MUTINY tificates. At the we)l-b«by confer- made and !S2 X-rays taken. fessional piople. ence, Dr. Lovett cared for 233 pre- Rose Wilkerson, executive secre- school children and 113 Infants. Mrs. E. Jackson Batcholnr gave tary of the youth consultation (COMSTOCK This program included weight a report of the school child com- service of tfie Protestant Episco- checking, giving advice on general mittee. Mrs. Garrison King, she pal church of the diocese of Niw • THIS WOK AT WAlTDt RUN THIATRIS • SCOTCH BRAND) said, secured volyntccr workevs to Jersey. This jjroup, she said, flvei health questions, and immunization treatments. Nuries also secured assist nurses In carrying out the service regardless of religious affil- Dlitllled by a Verjr Famous Scotch Distiller In Scotland, baby carriages, bassinettes and program from the association mem- iation on the recommendation' Of bership, the P.T.A. und Interested social organizations, doctori, hoi- Eiclutlveljr for Davldaoa Broi. layettes, and a layette was placed with the social service department residents of thr- three communities. These volunteers worked In the at Monmouth Memorial hospital. 1 Replacements were made when the schools making eye test. ;, wni^hin.rj layettes' were given • to needy and measuring, and assisting with mothers. .' general physical check-ups. Audiometer Bmislit LEON'S Visit* to Schools . . AM IVIHIN* CP •UTtTANMNa IHTIRTAIHIMNT FIFTH Nurses made 436 visits to school Last fall the association pur- '• Cleaners • Lanai'erars children at home and 140 visits to. chased an audiometer for. Iteming TONItHT AT CARLTON THUTRI CASK tests. A Rumson resident gave $S() » Fifths pre-school children. They also made 880 visits to the five schools toward the cost, the Fair Havim Now Serving in the three boroughs, seeing 991 Lions club $275, and the balance TNI IXCITINC FRINCN DRAMA children in school health rooms. was paid for by. the association. THAT RICIIVI* OUTMAWWRa ORITWC ACCLAIMI They weighed, measured and vision The audiometer cost .more than I SHREWSBURY HJI A aV^&BBBl •BtVAKam1 If DAVIDSON'S BLENDED tested the children, and also gave $500.. CASQUE DOR hearing tests and physical exami- The welfare committee received JLITTLE SILVER (Ik* ttory at a Rtoadt) nations to pupils of the first, fourth assilance. from a number of or- tTARRIN* tllMNI fIMHIT 4«* tLAUN BAU'MIH and eighth grades. After examina- ganization*. Girl Scouts'of Rum- DAILY It f>LUt AN •UTtTANMN* COLON SNORT tions parents were notified of de- lion kept storage rooms in order. fects found, and arrangements and during the summer repaired QUICK SERVICE ON THI WORRt Of NOTIS) ARTISTS WHISKEY «. 3* were made for the children to at- toys and dressed dolls for Christ- "CURTAIN CALL" tend clinics. Eyeglasses for chil tnas gifts. At Fitkin, Monmouth l'KKl I- & DELIVERY 41% WhlAey 4«ril Years OM drun were partly paid for with Memorial and Rivcrvicw hospitals. contributions by the Fair Haven the association kept outllts so that CAM, PARAMOUNT > L. I. • Tlwrtday Ive. Lions club. mothers In need from the .three In co-operation with Parent- boroughs would have new clothing RE 6-2800 SOMIRMT MAUONAM'S NtWIST ANS) BMT DAVIDSON Teacher associations of the three for their babies. CASK communities, the nurses also car- Organizations gave food, clothing "ENCORE" PALI DRY 84 8TKINIF.S ried on summer round-up pro- and money to the 'committee. Con- * PLUS AN IXHRIMINT IN ART, MUSIC MITRY DLLn No Deposit grams. The Immunity program for tributions were received from the school children included giving, auxiliaries of Rumson, Oceanic, TNI SILICTIO SNORT—"JOHN OUWN" tetanus toxol'l to SO children in the Sea Bright niul Fair Haven file ARTHRITIS? DAVIDSON'* COMSTOCK Sex, Bright school in April., companies, Rumson Prcabytctiiin T have been wonderfully bleaud M FBOO* FIFTH In the adult health service pro- Ladies' Aid society, -Wonum's So- Whiskey Blend ciety of Christian Service of the in being restored to active life af- GIN 1M% QBAIN gram, 211 patients were visited. The association's hospital beds Sea Bright, Rumson and Fail ter being crippled in nearly every CARLTON PARAMOUNT Haven Methodist churches; St. joint in my body and with mus- COMITOCK SONDIO • DAVIDSON'S KINTUCKY »j yjj were In constant use, and were RRO RANK a.S«OO LONR RRANCH ••**•» transported from home to home by Mary's and St. George's guilds, cular soreness from head to foot. Woman's clubs of Rumson and of employees of the Rumson borough. I had Rheumatoid Arthritis and if Thurs..Fri..Sat. ..i if FRI..SAT. • KYE or BOURBON A- Last year, the association was giv-Red Bank, Junior Service league BOURBON •**»• en a folding wheelchair by a Sea Sea Bright Home and School asso- other forms of Rheumatism, hands 1M Trtof-4 Taara OU • ' Sour Mwh • M Prof - 4 Y«ar« Old Bright resident. Money also was ciation, P.T.A.'a. of Rumson, Fair deformed and my ankles were let expended for.X-rays for clinic pa- Haven and Holy Cross, and punils Limited space prohibit! filling AUdKthia|ildHl«m tients, medicine for needy families of the RuniEOn X'ountry. Cuy. btctuMofyottf* GOLDEN llAt and Christmas baskets, toys and school...... ;• you more here but if you will write me 1 will reply at once and tell clofhlng. Officers Eln'tcd • PoH you how I received this wonderful • Sherry ..< Visual Aid Work Officers 'elected were Mrs. Burt relief. , ; . . 1 ' • WINE • MaMaM GAl. Nuries also conducted'an «duetw vice president and Miss Grace'Pos- 85i 2 tlonnl program In'the schools using ter corresponding'secretary. Elect- ABOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH DAVIDSON'S visual aids. Several films Includ- ed directors for two years were ing the Walt Dliney cartoon, "How Mrs. Oeorge Coe, Jr., Mrs. Willmnv to Catch a Cold," were shown. The Heatlcy, MIK. Manton Mctcalf, 3d Mrs. Lela S. Wier education committee, of which Mrs. Mrs. Richard Scuddcr, Mrs. Nor- 2805 Arbor Hill* Drlvo George Burt is .chairman, assisted man Tecrge, Mrs. John Cullen, Mrs." r. o. Box sin t«» TieNHWOMR M'HIT AT.PARAMOUNT ONLT with this project. Officers of the Lloyd Lawrence, Jlrs. John f.Jil- .Tuctaon 7. Mississippi MAURRIN SVNARA AL» NICOL THI RI0HUD PROM WYOMINO" BE SURE TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL CARLTON MORANH • turn ftwM WaiaL la>a* * SUN.-MON. 1953 SATUIPAT NT

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• IUN..MON-TUW. WIRRISMV, TNURIRAY, Plk. 4>S JMIM N*1NN, tWlNlS PAMIM —IN— RASSAS BROTHERS "•IRLS IN THI NltHT" M C.a\aa* Vaai'am "• —PLUS— r •ilk NUOSON, i«Ha ARAM* • WARNIR Iroad Slrttt Rl 4-3110 PtM "VOOMO TIOIR" "THI LAWLIII MUD" WIHI JlftMV WIIIIMULIIR la f MMliMM* RED BANK REGISTER, JANUARY 29,1953 •it- The Sea Bright lending library, In Marine Air Wing Auxiliary Elects Sea Bright located in the grammar school, Red Bank Woman Mrs. Carol Clancy of Ocean ave. hereafter will be open from 4 to Telephone Keaosbnrg a-lZU who with her late husband, Joseph 5 p. m. Tuesday and Thursday Officers, Trustees Glancy, operated the Carol Ice afternoons. Has 74th Birthday HEADDEN'S CORNER-Mrs. Ea- Cream shop and yarn shop, has sold Mr. and Mrs, Walter Covert of UTTLE SILVER —Mrs. Caro- telle Finn was elected president of the business following the death of New st. have received word from line' Colmorgen of Oakland *t., Red Dr. Ernest C. Gierding the auxiliary of Mlddletown town- her husband. Mrs. Glancy has mov- their son, Sgt. Walter Covert, say- ed to Packanack lake, where she ing he expects to leave Korea for Bank, was tendered a birthday par- ship fire company No. 1, at a meet- ty Sunday by her family at the DENTAL SURGEON ins held last Thursday at the flrc is making her home with her home sometime this month. home of her son and daughter-in- house. Officers will be installed daughter, Mrs. Shirley Allison. Karen Swenson of Center st. re-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colmorgen Monday, Feb. 23. Mr.- and Mrs. Harold Bowser of turned to school last week. She of Woodland ave. Mrs. Colmorgen Hours: 19:00 A. M. to 5:S» P. M.-Clo»ed Tnondaj Also elected were Mrs. {Catherine East Ocean ave. attended the in-had been absent since the Christ- is 74 years old. auguration of President Eisenhow- mas holidays with a throat in- Donato, vice president; Mrs. Anita fection. Mrs. Colmorgen was* born In Barto, recording secretary; Mrs. er in Washington, D. C, last week. Germany, and has lived in Red 380 MAIN STREET KEANSBURG, N. J. Carolyn Bennett, financial secre- The committee In charge of the Sherman Nelson, who Is station- Bank more than 50 years. Prior borough beach has had the sand, ed with the Coast Guard at Nor- to moving to Red Bank she lived tary; Mrs. Elmenla Barto, treas-which has accumulated in recent folk, Va., recently visited his par- urer; Mrs. Gertrude Saxp, trustee ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson of in Mlddletown. Buffet-supper was for three years; Mrs. Betty Plan- storms, removed. A snow fence has served by the hosts. been erected to prevent sand from Surf st. Attending were Fred Colmorgen, nagan, trustee for two years, andcovering the parking lot. Mrs, Harry Lovgren of Beaeh Mrs. John Ransley, trustee for one Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gus Colmorgen Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred Albrltton st. returned home last week from and daughter Patty, Mr. and Mrs. NOW ! year. and children of this place returned Monmouth Memorial hospital, The new gas range purchased by Herbert Colmorgen and children, Ask About Our Ntw home last week after spending two where she was a medical patient. Herbert and Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. he auxiliary for the fire -.house weeks' vacation in Bowling Green, Grammar school pupils who have Carl Colmorgen and children, Carl, Caavaniaiir Pay Plan I kitchen has been installed, and had work posted on the bulletin Fla. Robert and Kathy Lou, and Mr. Buy ill* covtrs, draperlaa, curtalas members voted to purchase addl- Miss Lois Covert, daughter of board include Elaine Welch, Pa- and Mrs. George Klnkade and chil- ans vanctlan bllnda and pay far than ional cooking equipment. Members Mr. and Mrs. Walter Covert oftricia Will, Stanley Fowler, Erik dren, Nancy, Glenn and Janet Sue. •Ilk LOW COST tin* pa/mmu ar- also were invited to attend the flre Woods,. Maureen Dougherty, Ed- rant** tkmifb Uw Secaas Natlaul WHO New st, celebrate! her 17th birth- Bank al Had Beak. ^^ company's annual dinner at the flre ward Woods, Dorothy Hauler, Mary BobeitT.BM day recently with a party. Guests SECOND VICE PRESIDENT house Saturday night. v included Mr. and Mn. Edward Hall Grassln, Sue Chamberlain, Beverly The membership also gave ap- and children' Mary Ann and Ed-Fowler Robert Torick, Thomas KEYPORT — Dr. Mark Muiear- WILL PTC. Robert T. Rue, ion of Mrs. Garland, Travis Thomas and Mar- proval to meetings being held the ward. Jr., Charles Phillips and Mr. ella of West Front st., has been Grace Rue of Throekmorton ave.,' ion Lovgren. is stationed at the Marine Air sta- fourth Mondays of the month. The and Mrs. Ronald Earley and chil- Installed as tecond vice president Ham* Deooraton of the Central New Jersey Ofltome- tion at Cherry Point, N. C. He hai attendance prize was won by Mrs. dren Dawn, Sheila and Rhonda. Money made of sea shells for- «i Broad It RE-OPEN Just completed a helicopter main- Ernestine Hogan. Hostesses were i Mrs. Ida Jacobstn, wife of Coun- trio society, which is headed by cilman Nells Jacobten of Center merly was used in America, Asia, Dr. Frederick S. Bell of New tenance coune at Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. Saxc, Mrs. Rose Canonico and Africa and Australia. ON and U assigned to Squadron HMB, Mrs. Ann Simon. The newly-ejected st., returned home last week from Brunswick. Monmouth Memorial hospital, 2(3, of the Second Marine Air wing. officers will be hostesses at the Feb. Nitrogen must be present In all "Etsht out of 10 readers eoniult Th« 33 meeting. where she was a surgical patient. animal and vegetable- tissue. Rtfiittr CUiilntd Ai«." Advertliement. MARCH 1stMarch of Dimes CanvMiers Named WITH UNION BEACH—Canvassers who will assist with the March of Dimes Literally drive here have been . announced by Mrs. Alexander Milne, chairman, and plans have been made for a AN ACRE benefit dance Saturday, Feb.'14. The canvassers named arc Mrs, OF Chris Haug, Mrs. Mary Poduska, Mrs, Pauline Everson, Mrs. Jean Toung, Mrs. Betty Bossa, Mrs. Car- SUPERB rie McQueen, Mrs. Olive Oavies, Mrs. Bridget Wagner, Mrs. Mary Chaser, Mrs. Evelyn McCoy and nly.,. Outdoor Items Mrs. J. H. Heltienhelmer. Union Beach territory also Includes Ha*. OUt PRISCRIPTION AT let, where the workers are Mrs! DIPARTMINT i - CHOW MEM Platter Edward Cullen and Mrs. J. K. Kelly. |WHkMISPNMlUS CARRIIS REASONABLE IX INAUGURAL PABADE COMPLETI LINE IwHkHatTia KEYPORT—Joseph E. Kltiman, PHARMACEUTICALS ALLPBR son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil K. Kiti- man,- 29 First St., was among 47 AND IIOLOftlCALS <•WMIHtmiMS.il PRICES members of the Recruit Drum and Bugle corps selected from the 1 BROAD 4 WALLACE STREET! RED BANK man unit at the Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Md., which "light out of II resdars comtult Tht marched in President Elsenhower's SlaValMllCai. BefUtar CUsii&td Adi." Advarl inaugural parade. lase ValMlERillil. Stytol • MaMlala « VaiWa I K'HERSHEY i'1.53 NESCAFE I...... ^cxl ! BDlfII MIIT j^>mS or NESTLES INSTANT HERSHEY S'LIFESAVCRSI • COFFEE CHOCOUTC #r KIMMIUT flUMJ JBARS1 7C 1 SYRUP 12 01. JAR 2*31'

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01 MUFTI •IJSIHIUNMMN A Mllltr Man Will Call With S.m»Ut I Maaiura Fraa of Chita*! tRMltb-WritiR| JAWOUVE IMTMSf U6NTER AITORUTIC CALL Tolltt Soap 4 BALL-PEN uomo l1aValMt19 0 50 PADS FLUID RISHT RE--6-5286 38* ASbttryPtfrkMBll Or VitH Our Stalin hland Stow 23 Hand St. Op$n to 9 P. M. Friday, Call SAInt dorp 74100 RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29.1953 Appropriation! In tha Local Municipal Budget have Increased ll»,4J5.03 over the P""«lng year si ak««a,k«is«l received • J1.300 settlement of her LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUUCKT Reserve for Uncollected Tsxea ...•....:....:... ;•• •—•••; •"••••• I .'•'•'•*? ' suit against George Kornhsff and Local Budget of the Soroush of 8M Blight. County of Mnnmouth, for the (Ural ytnr lor.il. llcferrcd Charaea !.... Church Club Claire Kornhoff of 35 Sylvanla ave., Municipal Debt Service • • It is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby nidi a part hereof Is • true copy of the budget Municipal Operating Services ., < Avon, owners of the. building in unproved by resolution of the uovermni boar on the iti day of January, l«,'.::. Jlfficlercy in .Baalc Aid to School which she lived. ' CLAHENCE STEVENS, Clerk, -.; r;-iUstrtct «.-;.«.;. • • i - Sponsors Scouts The settlement was for injuries Address: 13 Center St.. tea Bright. . - , . Phon* Number-.: S*a Bright 1-0010. SHREWSBURY — At the last, sustained when* she slipped and Certified byjne thli 2Id_day of January, WI3. • . ; •_' '"; ' ' '•_, _^___-_: monthly irmctlng of the Men's club fell on the Duclc porch leading T The items of Reierye for Uncofleeted Taxes, Deferred Charges, Municipal Debt Service., Deficiency in BSIle Aid to to her apartment last June 14. It'll h«rebvYertlfl»d lhat 'the" hudg«t~!nn*Md~h,er*lo and henby H>ad*~Y~Dirt "hereof ~1» an «'«set~copy~ of "the ih"e. oeal school district arVitemi which are mintlstory and must bii Includtd In the local budgets. tt the Presbyterian church, it was nriiilnul on file with tn« clerk of the governing body, that all addition! are correct and that all italeraintt contained Tic Increase In Municipal operating'Services In tha amount of IS.#47.00 provides for the following: unanimously decided to assume the According to the suit, she injured : . - • • . 1. Planned Increased parking facllltlfs at the Boro Beach. Sponsorship o{ Boy Scout troop SO. her shoulder and leg. The settle- JOSEPH J. SEAMAN. Regi«t««d Municipal • " 2. Salary Adlustments to Boro Employees. ment was reached prior to the cf.se Address: 214 Smith St.. Perth Amboy. N. J. • . ", '.' ' 3.. Equipment In Collector's Offlce, ' It had previously been decided Phone Number; Perth Amboy 4-2880. • being prc-trled in county court he- ••-••• • •"••• 4.' New Police Car. fcy the church to provide the troop CertlfUJ by me thin 8M d»y "f January. U53. ' . • • •' •.•__^_ • "". ..' .-.. ,' '3; Increased Street Repslr Program. . • meeting place. The assumption fore Judge Edward Knight. The pVfifEDINGtffFftubG^ ,'AII api>ronrlatioti» ,|iave.'bcen' kept an low as possible without curtailing nerenary municipal services, defendants were represented by V ,1'ke ItnanccB of the Biiriuiiili ate >uund and the.Mavor and Council ire making every effort to maintain this sound •f the sponsorship plsces it in (Required by Reviled Blitutei, flection 40:8-UI Much the aame position it held John A. Lynch of New Brunswick. tti fleti 408UI tnaricial condition ami still give the best services possible to the Borough's reiidenti, taxpayers, and seasonal visitors. Miss Dorothy Johnson was repre- TAXES FOB Abstract of Ratable! 40 years ago when the troop was Year '•.tfsar;--. '. .-;...- . . ANTIClfATtO MVKNUES {•undid. sented by Bernard H. Weiror, Free- ,\Wi ;i'J8l I S3.079.48 ' I'i I.Ml.83 Anticipated Realised lit Cask In 1913, largely through the ef- hold attorney. Local Purpotei (Including Bank Stock Tax) • :.'.-.' . GENERAL REVENUE! lt'S IDS! . - In IHS1 Local Dlitrlct School! In Municipal Budget 2,1 SO,SO ' '2,I»«.5O ferU of O. Harold Nevlui, the Local District Schools (Estimate for 19SS) ; ' 3.-.,aao.2i> XS,344.00 t1. .Surplus Revenue Cash Appropriated *.... —- 110,000.00 | 40,«U.tl : | 4».IU.0t 24.167,77 22,UI.7« I ,* (a (Surplus Revenue Appropriated with prior written eonsint Presbyterian church was instru- Garden Club Hears County ". of Director of Local Government ' mental in founding .the troop and (al General County (Estimate for 19SSI ,....>.....,„, (bl County Library (Eitlmate for 1653) - >, Miscellaneous Revenues • ' for many years afterward acted as Talk an Violet Care Totals I148.032.BH S13S,187,2t II 18.804.1S Licenses' - - ••. -.••• • •. >•—•• * , -. the sponsor. With thin resumption Plumbers ;...... ».-.....; *...».,... 1S0.00 tts.so ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A State Aid: ' Received and to be Received (Allotted) -"Alcohol!* .Beverage • »••...•«.«.«•.•««...#...... «....«.. (,000.00 3,000,00 5.4J0.0S of the sponsorship, the Men's club (71.00 671.1)0 «32.00 200,00 sludy jrroup of the garden club here (a) Ilond Maintenance and Conilructlon Fund! ..... : 201,01 tlt.ll hopei that this will continue to (S3. home of. Mrs. George Wcis on Third ' Franchise Taxes '.!....' 4.0(0,00 4.060,00 s.tn.ta the committees will include . local v I1B IT UESULVED that'the following itatenenti of revenue! and appropriations shall constitute the local budget 'Bathing Puvillon and Parkins Lot ...... I2ooono 11,300.00 leader* from outlide the church avc, State Koad Aid Chapter S3, P. L. 1147—Formula •71.00 171.00 42.0H.IS Mrs. ,0. D. Steolmaii rend nn nr- UK IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget bl published in the Red Bunk Reglster.Jn.the Issue of the SBth day 171.00 as well as from within. 3. Total Miscellaneous Revenues : ~ , I 4S.471.OO t 44.771.00 Icle nbout bird-feeding, and Mrs. Notice'is hereby jlven that the budget and tax resolution was approved by thi Major and Council ol the Borough The new officers of the Men's 4. Receipts from Delinquent Taxas ' . 10.300.00 10.100,01 11.4IS.OS John Invln and Mrs. Wcis told of of-."ci llrkhi. i.mnl:- ,. ." <:•>..M:!!..i. • . ,i L..I i-y '• January, lUSa. , club *»re also installed. Included their visits to the stale hospital at A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at the Borouith Hull, on the 24th day of February, !*B3. 5. Total of Items I. 1 (a), I and 4 ...... 15,9*1.00 13.111,10 in.7u.oi I wert Morgan Knapp, president; Marlboro and of the appreciation at » o'clock »'. M.. »t which iin,e nnd.place ubjection* lu niiii' bmlRat and las resolution of the Borough ot Sen Bright I. Amount to be Relied, by Taxation -, Robert C. Gordon, Jr., vice presi- for the yenr 1053 may be preacnud hy ta::nnyers nr other Interested persons. • - (a) To Be Added. To Loca. Dl.i.rict,School Tax . -.2S3.OO 1.I8I.II of patients there for the interest of : (b) Locat Purpose Tax ...... I2.S73.O1 dent; Oscar Newman, treasurer; garden club members. . r ""EXPLANATORY "STATEMENT : ' Francis Drucker, secretary, and SUMMARY OF GENERAL BUDGET SECTION OF BUDGET Year 1953 Year 1932 • HO.J77.Ol Thomas Dean, corresponding sec- Others at the meeting were Mrs. 1. Total General, Appropriations For Municipal Purpose! (Him I(h). T. Total of General Budget Revenue! •• ••— Walter Thompson, Mrs. Richard Sheet 12) ., retary. '1. Total Municipal Duilmt Appropriations for Local District School APMOPRIATIONS ' - Fagan, Mrs. Philip Dinkelbcrg. Purposes (Item Klk). Sheet 13) . 2,233.00 2.180.50 I. General Appropriations Appropriated • >xN*|iio|.riatlon. (Him », Sheet tl) '..'.'...... IUO.S77.01 IUl.t41.9ll Other Expenses 3.7 50.00 3.000.00 3,0««.00 t,C«1.18 soph McCabe. Mrs. Guy Humphrey. 5. Less: Anticipated Revenue! ,11'ent 5 Sheet 6) 95,971.00 9S.8S2.00 Assessment and Collection of Taxei Billet spoke on the rstod for ade-Mrs. John Weller, Mrs. Fred Karl, Salaries an I Wagea . 4.S47.SO ' 4,4i7.HO 4,427.SH 4,(27.50 6. Sub.fotul :; . I 84.S06.0S4.6OC.0l •5.269.9B Other ExpenMi • 000.00 900.00 795.08 7>5.OI • quate sponsorship of scout troops Mrs. Elizabeth Ncal, Mrs. Christian and Robert W. Disbrow discusfed 7. Amntint To Ro ItHiscd By TaxHtlon: Public Buildings and Ground! Brandt, Mrs. John Reiher and Miss 2.233.00 2,180,50 Other F-:tir,H"O« 3,000.06 9,400.00 the functions of the scoutmaster. (nl To lip AiNlnl To l.ocnl Distort School Ta> (Item I (a), Sheet i) s.sH.n 12.21 Mary Lou Ing'ls, (bi t.wal Pmiroii! iMunlcIoal) Tax (Item f, Leu Item 1 (a) Bathing Pavilion 82.373.01 . 13.079.4* Salaries and Wage* .... n.soo.nn 14.750.00 I7.3S3.00 Rev. Arthur S, Jolce expressed (It™ «(h). Sheet o) ••""• 1 17.KI.I3 JO.OS Other Kxpon "'" • 7,000.00 7,600.00 2,300.00 11.031.44 11,088.41 hope that the committees will be EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Liquidation of Tax Title Liens and fully named in ample time to pre- YACHT ti.UB HOLDS The Mny.or and Council of the Borough of Sea UriulH, present the 1953 Budget with, the following explanatory Foreclosed Property pare for and participate in the HIGHLANDS — Members of the Itatetm nt. ' . . • ' • Oth"r KniiMiae! 500.00 1 , 800.00 ehureh lervicej for Scout Sunday. yach't club here held a dance Sat- The Hsiimniril T«x Itate tor the year 193) will be 15.SI per II00.00 of assessed valuation as compared with a rate Tax Sat* Cost! 0 of f*.U in III.12, an increnpc of 120 points. . Other Expenses '..., i oo.oo 100.00 urday night for the benefit of the A comparison of ihe two years, levies with their respective rates are shown below: Legal .... 8.000.00 1 ,,-.00.00 t.too.oo Nurse Accepts $1,300 club's building fund. Dance com- • • 19SJ , 1952 Legal—Special lawiuit .. 2,000.00 1,730.00 ,1,750.00 1,710.00 Levy Rate Levy Rate Jrtsurani-e „. 3.300.00 800.04 4,074.11 4,074.11 mittee members included Frank J. o.OOO.OO Hall, George O'Brien, Oeorge Colby Local Purpose Tax <. I 82.3T3.nl S.2S t «a,079.48 , 4.04 Board of Adjustment Settlement of Suit Local School Tax 38.22J.2S 2.40 38.170.75 2.48 soo.oo 1,000.00 ii.oo tr.it .(f and Mayor Charles HsUenbuehler. County Tax i 2S.43I.S2 l.«« 24.887.03 l.«I Hilntenane* Department FREEHOLD - Mils Dorothy 8alarles and Wagea 2,(00.(11) Joknson, a num.who resides at Th« road to better anil bigger bull tl4fi.032.ri8 ».31 <1iifI.l37.2B 8,11 Other Expenses ...... SOO.OO SM Seventh ave., Aabury Park, nen. sdvartli* in The Register r*guliirly. Protection to Persons and Property yire . Salaries and Wagea » „. 1,200.111) 1,200.00 1,102.21 • 1.102.31 Other Expenses .1..ion.no .1.000.00 SOO.Ot 3.I00.OS 3.SI4.H 1.14 Fir* Hydrant Service ...... 1,306.00 1,393.00 i.sts.oo 1,315.00 Police ' . Salaries and Wage* ...... 17.900.00 15.29H.00 l«,370.«2 U.SIO.tl Other Expense* ...» «..H 3..-.0II.O0 3,200,00 3.I00.0S 3.40J.OI I4.il New Police Car soo.oo pension Fund • Municipal Fund ; ... 1,981.K8 I.9M.09 l,*«4.0l 1,114.11 State Fund : uOl.U 635.91 «35.»l 131.11 STirH Aid Organisation—Aid ind . . Maintenance Other Expenses ...... 500.00 800.09 890.00 SOO.Ot - Municipal Court • • Sulfrici • «nd Wlgei 575.00 575.00 575.01) 111.0* .Civil Defense . . could cook like Other tixiicns**' ...... 800.00 S00.09 230.00 J47.74 12.11 Strrets ftnd'Itonds: • • . : Bold Repairi and Maintenance Salaries and Wagea ...- l,7«5.O0 1.500.0* 3,481.71 1,451.71 Other. Expenses ' 4,500.00 3,000.09 3,197.41 I.IIT.41 MCI Construction, Reconstruction. Repair* dad...bttt and Haintenane* With Stst* Aid By Formula ;...».»..«..». „.„ 100.00 aoo.oo 109.00 I00.SI 8ttr*et Lighting ' 4,«90.«O 4,800.00 4,4»O.oe 4,401.13 «.n Sanitation: Garbage and Trash Removal Other rixiicnscs ....-» « I.3SS.O0 1,335,0) t,lll.(l . MOT.tl 137.11 Sewer System Salaries and Wage! 2,740.00 ' 2,740.00 3,417.30 t,4«T.5O Other Cxoenie* ...... 6,300.00 2,100.00 1,000.«0 4,300.00 4,351.51 443.41 Health and Chnriticsl Board of Health • Salaries and Wage! ...-..«.-.._..„.._ ' Mo.no SOOtfKI * . 830.00 81».0» 1.O Other Expenees ....••••.«..«•...... *« • 70.00 S1S.00 108.24 S03.24 Poor Administration Salaries and Wassa ...... _...... 200.00 I72.S0 . I72.S0 1TI.5I Poor Relief ...... : ;..' .'00.00 SOO.OO 333.10 323.01) Service* of Vliitlni Nun*—Contiaet 3*(i;oo sno.no MO.O* »0.00 Aid to Hospitals ...... soo.oo ' aoo.oo 300.00 loo.st Recreation and Education: E»pente of Participation la Fri* County Library Salaries and Wage! .„.„.._.._... 175.00 123.30 124.50 113.50 Total of I (a) Item* . -.._._.„ I1O9.738.SO 3104,351.80 3MO0.0O 1110,451.3$ 3198.434.44 11,014.34 • b) Contingent „...... 800.O* (00.00 •' SOft.tt , SM.tl tl.tl Summary of Operations and Can. tingent Appropriations salaries and Wagei t0.15S.J0 ItO.Ot >l,»U.tt tl.04l.S7 tl.tl Other Eiveni* (Including: Con- tingent) _ „ 57,314.00 5<.7>5.00 8.(00.00 '• 8S.I4S.I8 17,144.11 t,tl4.7t Tola: Owratlone -..—..., I110.58ljo ' 3101,9.11.50 tl.100.09 IIU.0ll.lt lltl.ttl.U 11,141.14 (c) Capital Improvement! • Capital Improvement run! .._ 5,000.00 S.OOO.00 5.010.00 l.ttl.OI Total Capital Improvement! ... I 5,000.00 I 5,000.00 I 5.0M.0I ll,ttt.tl •ISSssssss.gsMggSSsssi I (d) Municipal Debt Service Payment of Bonds ..„ 21,000.00 1T.000.fll) 17.00I.I0 tf,ttO.«l Interest on B"nds 4,439.00 1.083.00 I.III.SI , MH.it Interest on Notes 500.00 71.01 : 11.1l1l Total of Municipal T>eM Ser«lp« „_ I 17,431.00 4 H, ^v"^ »'/' U-s Deferred Charges and Statutory I 2I.S8I.0I ' I ii.iii.si | iMit.il I (s) Expenditures—Munlclpsl Emergency Authorisations „.„...„.__ 1,100.00 4.030.00 4.0IS.M 4.III.II •ssssMSfaass* *l Total of Deferred Charge! and StaU. t«ry Expendlturts—Municipal I 1,100.09 • 4,050.01 I 4,011.11 | I.IIMI ' ^W^K*1 Jut >>',,. (h). Total General Appropriations sw-sssssassswiississssia *j For Municipal Purpose! „,._ 1149,137.10 1117,337.11. ll.10l.lt

<'>|hJf»l«^General Appropriations SI IUM70.5O 1131,718.00 II45.SH.03 I1H.IIIJ1 lf.tll.ll " (m) Reserve for Uncollected Tsui _ II.JOlXl »,I7I.II' 11,171.11 ii,m.-n' *• Total General Approprlstloai 1110,577.01 li'ii.tii.ii' ii^ttToi 1117,111.11 llll.lll.ll' IMllll Oedleatlon •» Rider—R. 1. 40i|.)8.1

MOTICsV. who has been permanently register**] la Nolle* Ii hereby given to th* lead the municipal eleetloa dlstrllt. at l«**t Oeae;.l Al^ikly and voteri of the school district ot tht Bur.forty day* prior to the data of •iMtUa. •k» has «c«a HrmansMlMinMhy nrislitan* In oitsh of Shrewsbury. In the County of Vpplleatfeni for "sjllltary lervlei ksl. tar •MlslssJ slMllos dlitrlit. si leait •onmouth, and State of New Jersey, that lots" may b* mad* to thi Dlstrllt Clark. f*rir say* nrlsr t* Ik* 4als si slsstls*» . the annual mtctlng of Vhe Itial voters ol •aid district .for th. election of thrcl roLUMOjMaTMCT MO. I law fsr "salftsrF M»»lss_»sU n*mblm of the Board of Educatlos and rolling place si tk« MSSOISOSH si r N ssssts to Its IMMrlit Clark. tor other jiurposis will tie held at 7 •road street, la'tke schoel sllsUUt, lor J *l iH*4M»*titk. T**w '.owns respective purpose* i .. , as mush laaaer SJ stay b* aeeisury I* J*'s*y, is astlify s Mfsmst of «*ld Ask tod*y'i modern grandmother about cooking in tht good old sen>ea IIII.IIIS.H •nabl* all lie isisl vaun snuni to «siirt_ ssss«*tlsi ts SMfsalsisul? r«r Ropalri snd Replatementa 1,111.01 11,117,0 t«l! you "It WM no fun « Unr.]|»bl. ov.m, dirty fl«mM, hot kitchtnt... It wu The total amount thought to b» n*e*>sary I IIIMOO.gl "V^"^^ WIU b. .I..I*. for All. Wat eoertsls hard, ho work. But that «« befor$ electricity. Now tht modirn homttMktr Th* Polling iilaccs for said meeting thr»>y*it ttrmt, land l~l" srimlMi, . anil thilr rvsiieoUvu polling dlstrltli (ds. At the nisi muling will ki lukslllii Isrly (SatTlM. sllul*,, eooka Autonutleally in • daan, cool kitehtn. And thanks to tltctrleity, ant g«ti scribed by refcrenco lo the election rill- nrnnoilllans far valTni t*«es for theIn the Township uf Ml Men tited lit the last General Election) following imrMaait,. Counts sf Mstisasitlk I ptrftet raaulta mry tint. Cook on tht rangt thafi modtrn, and will atoy kav* keen designated below, and no llel> For'Current l«Miis*s • 101,111,40 ;*rs*r, and In l»* ««l ion shsll vote at said neitlnv elttwhere lor KiHlri sal Kiplici. of tki Cssovir l*snsi, •odtrn in tht yawa to eoma... a MW automatic tltetrie range. Write to our than.at the unlllng place dtiTttniUd for 1,000.10 for Blssl ttsrksr Isduit the voter! of Hie polling dletrict In whlck atartat oflet for • frtt, full color bookltt on tltctric cooking. he nr she resides, The Intnl amount thousM t« be neeiiaarV Is 1103,US,40 W%_ ..-,-.„... in in* OMes of th* Clirk of ll*aai* District Clerk, bated tkli Illh d*y of ianuiry, till, Count)', th* or*mlse« hirihy Mnv*y*4 . OtOHCl WIMN1NO, NOTIC.-'I'ht ter1m "current siNnsM" 1 •re iKilsnstisf si Uti Tnlrtr-sn* (llTT include) prlnclials , teiiheri'1 , Janitors' . Dlltillt Clerk, snd nsdleal Imaettori illsrlii, (utl, NOTB.—Thi Urm "suttsnl (SHMSS" SM.nslWlnd MWI ftM fr*M M lltt ItKtbooki, slhool tuiahss, Dans! trint- |nilyil*a trluilHli', leiikefi', isslton1 SAUIhirly slds of Msnsimtk Avsnvs by sortition of uuylli, tuition of suslls at. iad mcdltal Inisiitari' islsrlst, fml, On* hundria twinty.Av* (til) fail In tdintendingg shlschoolss In other dltwlidltwlitta Kith tht o tistbonks, athool l«sa|lti, *,aai, trim- i*Hth, linns t»» wistlrty *tli if Om> JGP L tiitistnl uff (h(h i ft 1 1 nl uff IduiillosIdll , (ihoohll forlitiss of gtuutls, tuition of infill at. •snlsvsril, & Ilkrirlm, eompensitlon of the nlittlit undlng mhools In olher dlilrlsti with) Iks ••Ins th* Mini sremlses nn«iyi4) la Clerk, ef tthha euitmllan ol school *nne>. consent of the Hoard of Rdtieatlrin Oarmeii Lat*sno, nn* «f th» pirtlesof JtrMV Cmtril Ptwtr & Lixkt CtMM*y and uf uttrnilitncttl t ollicrrili , truantt t MhooMh , school libraries, i'om|ienia|lnn of Ik* Mil- tki rirsl fart heret* kr U'tti ditM Insurance Knd Ihs Inaldinlsl ixpiniti sf ttlet Clirb. af Iks eintiidlia, of siknol Jims 10, lull, ky Hinry ,0, Fhu'k ami Ike scnnoU, • . • j monsM »nd of ittindincs eftinri; ifuiinl Knlfisilnfisiln* FFinrti, hi) wife, which Din) A imimlmr of th» Hmrd itt srhool Iniiirsjii* sns In* Inilsienlal •«. "us.tmtiftmtifIjtrit l In Mitli r MnnmmitWnnmmtlh C'niinlCnulily •nuiml ki ml liaiI l II ytan off as«.,a oil' pin us sf ths KhsMli, - h'i OrTiOfficee on thr llnd d*> nf Jims, •III and rnililviii'nr th* s«liB County on P«g| I1, Itr, «t leml three fcBN Imnwlia'tly lutcid- tiin Hi,n f«ili'*»f«ili*»i •) ihc nhu'inhuil nlitrnt, ClIiH s« tb* m'ori>rt« of Carman l,e.> Ini** his in hir bici'mliiu a membtr of milill havo liflifnni a cltls»ltl n sad rsildsgldtt fo fr lian* snd Msona Lntisno, his wife, tiii'li Uunril, mid mint tie) aul* to rtid nt li-niltt threth e ytan Immillinly prices. ishiji Is •Mention it th* salt of1 Harrr Inn hUU nr llur liri'iimlnv a niimbur of tlnul, snil (n Ii* «M hy l'»r ins'lmtsa tvni'y i'lll« vnla 1) the alenllnn BmtHlll Hi uAittftf AttiVi Ilitlutt lur ins Umifsl Aii*mril|p mil Ineludi svtrr illltin sf 114 URIUI 11(141

There, is no clear line of differ- Keamburg ence; that distinguishes sheep from Contestants in Shrewsbury's School Board Election goats. . '•-..} ' The Girl Scout leaders held a meeting Thursday {evening at the In the flrtt seven monthj of 1952, Jrancis Place school. Mrs. Howard Frank B. Lawes 27,000 Britons migrated to Canada. Chamberlain and Mrs. Morssea of AdvertUement Morganville showed fllms on the new buildings being .built. at the Girl Scout camp at Camp Nomoco COAL - FUEL OIL and also on the Edith Macey Girl Premium Quality • None Better Realty Views Scout camp in New York. A Wash- ington's birthday party Is planned For the next meeting Feb. 26. IS Newmm Sarta* Ro«d Mrs. John Aitken was installed 12 ;.(, president of the Gold Star Moth- c ptr gal. TIL Rl t-2171 ers, Tuesday evening at Anbury 10 Park. Mrs. Tfceresa Papa was in- stalled as color guard and Mrs. Albert Johnson of Port Monmouth was installed as historian. Members of St. Margaret of Scot- More Adequate and Efficient Heating land guild will, attend a "dance Saturday night at the Irish-Ameri' can club, Kearney, for the benefit Through of the Graymoor Friars. Buses will transport those attending from here. A Valentine's party will be GENUAL MOTORS held at the home of Mrs.. Mary Cavanaugh" of Leonardo on Feb. H. Mrs.' John Durnlen, Mrs. John Brandauer and Mrs. Andrew Co- William 1 Mrs. Nathan laeUa Fred CLewls, Jr. Vincent 1. McCue Delco Heating Units gan were hostesses alt the meeting. There were 30 members present. SHRBWSBURY-Bhown are the who Is associated with Korell Dress Ing the war, Worthlngton sent him Married to the former Miss Helen principals in the Ftb, 10 board Manufacturers In New York city, to power plants throughout the Mazza of Red Bank, Mr. McCue brought to you through Miss June Andreach and Miss of education election in Shrews- Hve at 945 Broad st. They have U S. as a specialist, troubla shoot- and his family live at 748 Broad Janet Keelan of. this place and bury, at which time three seats will two children, Ann, a seventh grade Ing, redesigning, enlarging and de- st. There are five children, three Miss Audrey Hurley of Red Bank pupil, and Martin, fourth grade. veloping: power, plant equipment to (ire spending, a month in Miami bu filled. Mrs. Iselin Is. the only She Is chairman of the local Girl meet emergency requirements of of whom attend the school here, Beach. They spent several days in incumbent. The vacancies were Scout troop committee and a mem- war production. He also assisted Vincent J., Jr., fourth; James, first, ANTHONY'S Georgia en route and expect to caused when Mrs. Arthur Ross and ber of the Little Silver Woman's In the development of the "pack- and Marie, pre-primary. A mem- spend a week in Havana, Cuba, William Fluhr declined to seek re- club. On the board the past year aged'-' power plants which were ber of Shrewsbury Hose company 59 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 6.1041 before returning home. election. '" and a member of the teachers' used by the armsd forces In bomb- and a veteran of Army service In TIMI PAYMENTS IASIIY ARRANvID •ROLSTON WATEMURY Mr. and Mrs. Donald Conroy and Mr. Crome was born and edu- committee, Mrs. Iselin was elected ed out cities. World War II, he li a member of, Mr. and Mrs. Martini spent last cated in Illinois. Coming East In last February to fill the unexpired Mr. Lewis is married to the the New Jersey Bar association, i The C. P. A. discussed income Tuesd-y in New York attending a 1932, he has lived In Shrewsbury term of John D. Newman, who former Phlletta Hotz of Maple- taxes with his clieny / ' •how. They dined at Leonle's res- the past five years In. his home resigned because of moving from wood, a graduate of the Newark taurant. on Sycamore ave. Married, he has tha borough. State Teachers college. Mrs. Lewis . "Don," he said, "in your tax. Mrs. Grace Stone of Hamden, two children. was a teacher In the Morris county bracket you'd be smart to own Conn., spent several days recently Fred C. Imk, Jr. school system and is now a substi- your own home. Besides the at her home on Main st. Mr. Stone WUllant B. Cram* Mr. Lewis was born In Newark, tute teacher here. They have two JACK ARNOLD pleasure you'd get out of it, also spent a day here. Until his resignation in 1947, graduated from Columbia high children attending the local school. there's definite income tax ad- Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill of Mr. Crome was employed 23 years school In Maplewood and in 1939 Mr. Lewis to a member of the DISTRIBUTOR vantages." Eraden pi. celebrated their 17th by Cuneo Press, Inc., In Chicago received his bachelor of science Second Reformed - church and ' "Like what?" Don said. wedding anniversary with ft group and Philadelphia «s estimating de- degree in mechanical engineering Franklin lodge 10, Free and Ac- ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY of friends on Sunday. partment manager and as methods at the Newark College of Engi- cepted Masons, in Irvington. He is "Like extra deductions," the Mrs. Catherine Eiehhorn of department manager. Next he be- neering. Holder of a professional active In Monmouth Boat club and C. P. A. replied. "Provided his Woodside, L. I., was a guest of came consultant to printers and engineer's license, he has been as- a member of the Lightning class WIST *. WALL STIIETS RID BANK, N. i. personal deductions exceed the Mrs. William Gehlhaus of Beach' publishers, continuing in that line sociated with various engineering fleet,' Shrewsbury Parent-Teacher standard allowance, a home own- way several days lait week. until entering the employ of Mc- and manufacturing firms during association, Sigma PI fraternity er can deduct Interest paid on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogart en- Graw-Hill Publishing company In the past 14 years. He Is now with and the Survivors' club of the ill- his mortgage, and his real es- tertained over the week-end, Pvt. New York In July, 1948. He la Colgate Palmollve Peet company,in fated "Broker." tate taxes." Edward Hagerman of Indian Town the manager of the production cost the research and development de- Gap, Pa., and Mr. mnd Mrs. Wal-department with that firm, spe- partment at Jersey City. Prior Vincent *. MoCue PHONE RED BANK 6-2748 Don whistled. "That would ter Snook of Baltimore, Md, cializing in production cost control to that, he was with the Kellex Mr. McCue is a native of Shrews- amount to about $600 a year," Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Thrunk of and budgeting. Mr. Crome has been corporation doing atomic plant bury, being educated here and . "Yes,1! the C. P. A. replied, West Keansburg have returned a trustee of the Presbyterian design engineering; maintenance graduating from Red Bank high church the past two years and has "in your bracket you'd pay $182 from a two weeks' vacation at supervisor for Hoffmann la-Roche, school, the University of Notre FUEL OIL-KEROSENE LESS income tax if you owned Miami Beach, Fla. served on the local Boy Scout Incorporated, a pharmaceutical con- Dame and New Jersey Law school. a home. That's a tax savings of John Cahill, Sr., and Nick De- committee. cern In Nutley, and plant engineer He Is a partner in the Red Bank over $15 per month!" Turo attended the inauguration at during the construction of the law firm of Quinn. Doremus, Mc- OIL BURNER SERVICE Washington, D. C, last Tuesday. Mrs. Deris modernistic plant for the Or Cue and Russell. Both his sisters "Don't" tell my wife," Don said Ben Andreach, Jr., a student at Mrs. Isilin. a native of Freeport, tho Pharmaceutical corporation at are members of the Red Bank with a grin. "I'll surprise her. Holy Cross college, Worehester, L. I., where she was graduated Rarltan. school system, Miis Mary McCue I'll tell her I've found a way to being principal' of the Oakland Mais., is spending the mid-term va- from high school and buelnees After graduation from college, trim $15 per month off the bud- cation with his parents. school, has lived on the Jersey Street school and Mils Louise Mc- get." Miss Joan Trentry it spending shore since tttt. moving t» Shrews- Mr. Lewis spent seven yean with Cue being a member of the The C. P. A. grinned too. this week in Cleveland, Ohio, on bury in 194T. She and her husband, the Worthlngton corporation. Dur- Mechanic Street school faculty. "Seriously,, though," he said, • business trip. WHERE TO BUY "even in the lowest tax bracket Fred Becker, Jr., son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Kronenberger lie, Mrs. Ruth Tucker, Mrs. Eileen Murray, Mrs. Anna Vorhles, Mrt. at 22 perNcent, these extra de- Mrs. Fred' Becker, 9th St., West and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lohsen 8iminsky, Mrs. Virginia Carth- Josephine Hackett, Mrs. Kay Coons, ductions are worth looking into." Keansburg, who will observe his attended the performance of Guys tight, Roy Bennett, Arthur Rie- Mrs. Mildred Poole, Mrs. Mabel Zlt- CUSTOM PLANNED fifth birthday Jan. 31 and Loretta and Dolls and visited the Latin neeke, Rupert Rappeneeker and Save on Income Tax! Cull us Becker who observed her birthday zow, Mrs. Marjorie Cretin, Mrs. quarters at New York city last Thomas Johnson. The birthday Tonl Mebus, Mrs. Frieda Krayi, to start the journey toward a Jan. 17 were given a joint cele- Thursday. celebrants were Mrs! Ether Beyer, home of your own! ! bration Saturday, Jan. 24. The Mrs. Blanche Beyer, Mrs. Frances Mrs. Evelyn Rappeneeker, Mrs, room was decorated in pastel co- Mrs. John Aitken attended the Mebus and Frank Walter. At the Eliiabeth Vallance, Mrs. Betty Con- lors and the children played games. wedding of Douglas Foulks, West next meeting Feb. Ma St. Valen- nelly, Mrs. Alida Chamberlain. Mrs. Rolston Waterbury Those attending were Margaret Keansburg, Jan. 24 at Bayonne. tine social will be held. Mrs. Anna Louisa Klotz, Mrs. Viola Engle- Realtor Mortgages and Jay Sehaible, Peggy Ann Initiation of members of the Wetjen, formerly of West Keans- niann, Mrs. Mary Lubeck, Mr. and Becker, Arthur and Shlela Shaf- Daughters of America, Bay side burg, who haa been living In Flor- Mrs. Joseph Adaysh, Mrs. Evelyn Insurer fi>ry, Darlene and Chris Walling, council and birthdays of secret pals ida has resumed her membership CUSTOM IN ST Alt ID Ronald and Richard Sachs, Carol was held Fridey evening. New In the D. of A. Other members at- Bennett, Mrs. Vivian Johnson, Mrs. Phone RE 6-3500 members received were Mrs. Con-tending were Misses Amelia Went- Bertha Walter, Mrs. Ida Oelhaui Ann Moran, Gladys Moran, Vin end Mrs. Dorothy Kerrlek. U West Front Bt Bt crnt Moran. Mance Christie, Mrs. Dorothy Fo- uorth, Orace Spann, Moreen Car- hart, Anne Shaw and Mary Carr, J. H. MOUNT CO. Mrs. Clara Mack, Mrs, Margaret Boms scientists think Mt. 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RED BANK LUMBER CO. MAURICE SCHWARTZ *V SONS "TrW Suptr Mark* Lumber Ymrd" eOlNM OP PIAIL t WALL ITS. (Off. MwMM*jtk St. kM.) RID IANK MM3 WHT MONT ITtMT Rl 0-0787 RID RANK* N>, J, TIL HI. 6-5300 OPEN SATURDAY 'TIL NOON • EASY PAYMENTS RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29, 19S3 Matawan Five L. S. Grammar School Cheerleaders Hudson Paces Tigers • - Hy - y Easy Target Spotting Sports To Win Over Neptune For Buccaneers Lanky Center Pott* SO Points to Keep By Red Bank Pool* 5th Atlantic Highland! Five Undefeated Hy Cunningham Win Over Huokiea, 69-43; Booth Paces ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — It NO PARTICULAR FRIEND OP MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP high took an overtime session befor* tb* school is the Colliton football rating system which is used to determine Red Bank high school went on a Tiger* wtr* abl* to protect th*lr scoring spree to mark up Its fifth Indians Scalp undefeated eeaeon Friday night W grid champions by the New Jersey Btate Interscholastic Athletic as- straight Shore Conference win Fri- Atlantic Highland* nipped Nep- sociation. Just why officials, coaches, gridders and friends have no day night by overwhelming the tune's Scarlet Fliers, 6T-O0, In a love for th* system datea back several weeks ago when the undefeated Matawan high ithool cage quintet, Raiders, 58-37 nlp-and-tuck tusst* bar* on the lUd Mlddletown high school football team was an "also ran" when the 69-41, on Ui« Buccaneer court. laurel* were passed out for efforts on the gridiron In 1952. KBYPORT — Keyport'* fading and Black court • < Mlddletown placed In the running of the fall feature, Red Bank wrapped up the Issue Red Raider* dropped into the cel- One* again It waa, th* reliable, •men to the surprise of county football fans. If gridiron fan* tighter than a snare drum In the lar of Group I In Shore Conference lanky Jim Hudson's alWaround will Just remember back a bit, they'll realise that Highland flrat three periods of play, posting competition Friday night when the play that kept th* Tiger* In the a 80-31 margin before the Buc- Toms River Indian* clubbed ths thick of the running throughout Park waa crowned Central Jersey Group U champion with caneer bench took over the en- their six wins, two losses and one tie. What did Mlddletown Raldera to a 50-S7 lacing. th* four period* and the overtime counter to be ouUcored, 13-9, by Toms Rlvsr sewed up th* victory. sisalon. Hudson's taUnt In rttrl*v> receive for an undefeated season* Second place! ! Quite the Huskies. some bit ef ado waa born and even the Middletown township In tho flnt session wh*n th* In-Ing rebounds playsd a big factor board of education drew a resolution, which certainly was not It waa an easy task for the un- dians war danced to a 21-3 lead. In controlling the boards and ball. In favor of the Colllton system, and shipped It off to the N, J. defeated leaden of the conference. After two 9-0 mtd-psrlods, th* In-Along with hi* floor play, Hudson The Buccos Jumped right out to a dlans edged the Keyport quintet In led th* .coring with a 10-polnt pro- HA.A. It waa received by the association and It wUI prob- 6-0 lead on layups by Hilton ably be (tudled by the executive committee for routine han- the final, 18-16. duction. "Sweetboy" Morris and Joe Con- Mai Eagle was th* big cannon Leonard Score* Fktd Goal dling. dlna and a push connect by Ralph With the Colliton system being one that has been under attack on blasting at the Raider target as It wa* Bill Leonard who flipped Soldo. Jim Redmond then hit for he gathered 2s points. in th*,n«ld goal that apelled victory Mveral occasions, we gathered information on It, and being one that the Huskies with a foul which was George Post was high man forand gave th* Bed and Black club required a mathematical study, by the originator, we'll pass along th* followed by another charity peg by th* loser* with eight. Osorg* Hum- ita fifth triumph in circuit eornp*- Colliton system dope and hope It might help to enlighten grid fans Allan Wolf. pnries netted seven. tltlon. in th* r*d hot evtrtin* on how It operates. Red Bank then tossed In three Keyport gained a aplit on th*period th* Tigsr* edged th* visi- Prior to 1937, the N. J. S. I. A. A. used the "Dlcklnsonr system to straight baskets, with Oen* Booth night's card when the Raider Jay- tors, 7-a, and kept the Flier* from assist them in deciding football championships. This system assumed hitting for two and Morris for the vees copped th* preliminary tussle, marring a perfect date. that the larger the school, the stronger should be its football team. other. The Bucs steadily increased 49-40. Chris Cundey and Ac* Cot- The Flier* .bossed th* first half J. Whitney Colttton waa dratted to make a atudy of existing football their margin and by the end of the trell led the scoring with 18 andof the encounter by outseorlng At- rating systems and recommend one for the use of the association. In period led with a IB-point bulge, The Little Silver grammar school basketball team ii ona of the few in the county that 14, respectively. making this study it was found that all systems used some factors lantic Highlands, 10-17, In th* In- 22-7. have the support of a squad of aetivo chearloadars. Members of the Little Silvar squad, Taau Mm itial period and then took a zl-U that seemed undcslrsble. Some considered that a team which could Matawan started the second per- r. r run up large scores against its opponents was rated high regardless Clayton, f .I..,...... ,,.,,.,...... "...... * "margin In th* second chapter, to iod by tossing in quack baskets by standing, left to right, ara Joyce Insolberg and Peg Parsons, Judy Inselborg and Nancy Ross, Mahler, f - •...- .. 1 lead, 4043, at Intermission time. ef the strength of its opposition. Some gave undue credit to a team Redmond and Wolf and then, after co-captains, Elaine Winters and Mrs. Margaret King, advisor. Kneeling, left to right, ara Penny Puurpuri. r » »...... «•« .. 1 Fighting to protect th*lr. win with an undefeated season. To determine which teams had shown an exchange of Held goals the ppltuaU, f ...... streak the Tiger* picked up Of- th* greatest average strength during a given football season It wasBucs racked up three straight •eyland, Bev Brown, Barbara Deletush, Jane Travis and Mary Diekl. larrttaon, f .... 1 tlchtar. c - •• -••• fensive momentum In th* third per- decided to group all the teams of the state Into groups with teams deuces. Matawan acored on Red- 7...7Z * t. iod with a 14-13 score and then in ef approximately equal playing strength. mond's Held goal but only troubl rabert. g . the flnal session ths horns crew A careful study of each achool'* record during the years resulted for the Huskies becaus irndlcy, g INS to 10M, inclusive, gave Information which resulted In a every time Matawan hit with one Lakewood Piners arkar, * It exploded to post a 13-7 margin, grouping of team* Into group* A. B, C. ete.. to H and J, In Held goal the Bucs retaliated with 'rank, g .. which knotted th* count. which there were a minimum of time* In which a team from a two for the remainder of the per- SURF, FIELD AND STREAM tl 14 IS Early In th* hectic period, th* iod. At half time Red Bank coast' K*rs«H Flier* were out front, 00-61. Then lower group defeated a team In a higher group and the ehanee Trim Mlddletown Maynard Read posted a pair of at any team winning a gam* from a team In the next higher ed on a 42-10 margin. Timely Notes On The Great Outdoors Ithodaa, f , group wa* about 1 to 4. Tbe chances of winning from n team , In th* third quarter the two club* LAKEWOOD—Middletown high nig. t toule and a deuce. Tony Papa two group* higher waa about 1 to 10. The ehanee of winning played on a more even basis when BY STEW VAN VLIET school rested "by its lonesome" in came through with a one-bander ist!'*' - and a foul and Leonard tapped In from a team three groups higher wa* 1 to IS and from a team an 18-12 stanxa resulted. Condlna the cellar of Group II Shore Con- 'ralbur*. c kept the Bucs out front, dunking ference competition Friday night APreitto, s •••• a doubl* counter to slice .the count four groups higher waa about 1 to 100 and from a team live THE STATELY WHOOFERS ton 42, Mercer 30, Hunderdon 30, n. to 0049 with thn* minutu remain- groups higher waa about 1 to 4S0, or praetleaUy no chance at all. in three goals and two fouls In this Morris 30, Somerset 38, Sussex 48 after absorbing; a 69-60 lacing lundejr. g ...... It was then decided to give 100 point* to any turn that could dafeat session. On a recent handed out by Lakcwood's quintet ing on th* dock. quail hunting trip and Warren 36. lumphrie*. g « ..".!! I a Group A team, 90 points for defeating a Group B team, M points Booth topped the scoring of the EVch rabbit will carry an caron the Piners' floor. lottrsll, g •• — »•_ Defense Stress** into the fringe of Both clubs played defensive ball for defeating a Group C team, etc., down to 20 #>olnU for defeating •ncounter with 10. Condina and Sol- the Everglades, tag, listing the name of the Divis- Despite a Zf-point performance IT IS ST a Group J team. It wa* then decided that a team should get as many do contributed 14 each. Redmond ion of Fish and Game and a num-by Ernie "Nipper" Vaughan, the om. Bitar » 4 * JJ-B;for ths next two minute*: and 41 Fla., we saw great second* without a point being reg- points for-losing to a team In it* own group as it would get for win-was the spark of the Huskl* com- numbers of white ber. Anyone finding a dead or in-Lions lost face in the mid periods ;t,port 4 * * 14— IT ning from a team which it was practically sure to beat. The study bination with 22. Jured' animal -shoUld~T5rwVrd^He~wneh" thirPIners picked up a first Official!! Pa»ano and PorUr. istered. With only about IS mcond* cranes of tre- Kaysert JV left, Hudson wsj fouled and shook bad ehown that this wa* any team live groups below It. Red Bank Jayvees walloped Mat- mendous slae. number on the ear tag, the date quarter deficit in the second period r p Mathematteally, the result, of fame* played between team* awan JV squad, 64-40, In the pre- and added the victory margin in rown* f th* net to tie th* count in a wild Our. companions and place it was found, to the Di- ef the nine various level* of strength were computed by the liminary. Tom Shafer led the vic- vision of Fish and Game, State thn third quarter. . Pinto, 1 ... i trensy of fan nation. tors with a 10-point production. claimed they were •Iduttl. f .... Th* Filer* hit flrat'In th* over- graduated point table deeerlhed above, with the number of whooping crane*. House, Trenton. The Lions started out In win-Kraft, r 0 paint* for a tie game being awarded on those for a half a gam* BCD BANK ning form In the flrat period when Schramsi, tlmo when Bob Oreen* plunked In O Their loud whoops OPERATION EXECUTION they hiked out to a 22-16 lead be- IS a one-handed, but Papa (truck wen and a half game lost Booth f. « . s and cackles could 14 Bines schedules originally varied from only a couple of gsmes up Morrii, f 4 STARTS I I'.. 2 hind torrid shooting by Vaughan back to knot tno count, 0*41, with be heard for a 14 IT 41 on* for th* Tiger*. Jo* Austin then to 11 and more per seastn (th* limit now U nine), an eight-game Duprte f. 1' long distance. Al- There has been much newsprint and Hugh Dickie. Late in the sec- schedule btcama officially recognised as standard. Th* "eight-game Stew VanVliet though we never on how the "nctters of the shad ond stanza, the Piners started flipped In a one-hander to push th* mean" then evolved a logical average, arrived at by dividing the total Condlna, e * had seen a whoop- took their nets in their hand and pecking away and John DeLlgny Filer* out front again, but Leon- number of seasonal points by the number of games played and mul-Dowd. t ., * ing crane we were inclined to dis- exterminated the stripers from the knotted the count, 28-Z8, with a long ard evened up mattera again at tiplying th* result hy eight. Worml*?. c. «.. — a Great Bay land." None of it haashot and then gave the Piners the 0444. Atlantic then went ahtad on Soldo. t agree with them because of their lead with a penalty poke. Vaughan'* YeB'i be urprtMd al the number af step* Involved la the SrarbroJSh g. .I*."!!*'." s numbers, knowing that the whoop- been wasted. It has all helped to Hudson's fool connect and Leonard OoMtea rating eyateml Can you picture a baseball n*anager or Brannar, s erg ar* on ths point of extinction. Inform an outraged public of thefoul tied the count again, 29-29. cam* through with hi* winning • basketball manager keeping score on the CfelHhw card? There Shafer, g t great injustice which la about to basket Greene dunked In a • pair Wrlsht, «. .... * In a recent release of the Na- Mort Meiskln dunked In a double ewe exactly II steps la keeping the record. They are: tional Audubon society we find lhat be repeated Fob. 2 when the ''shad counter after a fast break, and of fouls to close the gap to within L Enter team and year. •'? si 4t the present continental whooping netter" will again be allowed to Henry Bergcr registered a free toes Irabk*. g a lingle point, but it wa* th* clock MATAWAN slaughter striped bam under the o give Lakewood a 32-29 lend. that favored th* Tigers at thl* a. Rater each teaeVe *OB*4«B>, a crane population now stands at SI, 14 IS 40 S. Baler tentative group of each opponent of each team. •Jinion •* •....,«. .„„.„ , ,,.,„ i which figure Include* two crippled pretense of trying to catch shad, Vaughan's layup then sliced the 10 IS II W—44 point 4, Rater aeon* of eaek game. <, Gray t, »«« « I captives at the Audubon park soo when for years past there has notLakewood lead to 32-S1 at inter- „... 1IS1 * 1144 14(1 Teaming up with Hudson In dou- (. lUt la comma; W-L-T aa* petal* for each game. Mattkvwi* I t in Mew Orleans. This count was been one single 'shad In the inland mission time after a 16-9 period. Official! t Englla* an* Dorana. ble figure scoring for. the Tigers Moreno, t „ • •..When **a***i I* complete, total column of tentative point*. MeQuarrJe, f. - • determined hy an aerial survey con- water* of the state during Febru- In the third period, the Piners ware Itsed and Leonard with 12 T/Bedoee total polal* for each team to an eight-game basis, Dctti, c. « i ducted by ths U. 8. Fish and Wild- ary. went on an offensive to Ice the Issue marker* each. John Clark waa ft Make a list of all the eight-game average tentative petals (Udmond. t - t life Bervice. with a 20-12 chapter. In this ses- St. James Wins high man for the lostrs with JO. HRUIIRlAfla •?• - —••• • These nctters are not after shad. an • eotuaui wttk highesIghett numbe_ r _at top. Mark off, so that Wolf. Allan, g. . „. 1 Everyone know-, that. They are sion, Bob Mayer and DeLlgny Paul Measure hit for IS. Austin Often wal be abort the same number oMeam* la each greup All that remain* of the original after one thing only—STRIPED turned on tho steam to score the Twin Cage Bill and Green* netted 12 and 1L re- AW.l»*«MrMtfM*u**c*gr*«p. Try to make tke range IS . 4S wild population of these stately, BASS—which are In winter hiber- biggest bulk of tho markers. spectively. lUd Bank St 1—41 white birds migrate from their . Vaughan was the big scorer In e* each group about tke MUM a* for eaek ether group. Koto Matawan 7 li-IS nation. Th* St. James eager* In the Men- It was a perfect night for th* Official*—DUto, Bums. breeding range in the far North to the encounter as he tossed in 26 Tlg*r* a* th* Atlantic Jayvtcs reg- IJml tkla eeuMot be dome exactly. the Aransaa Wildlife Refuge on the It is also quite possible that neta mouth County Parochial Basketball a. Enter the anal group of eaek team on ear*. Make a RED BANK JV tallies. Bob Anderson wna theleague chalked up a double win istered a 0M0 triumph. r r Texas coast. will appear in the Navcsink and only other Lion to hit double col- Bet of an team* with ftaal group of each team for aukk ref- Shafar f. „ * U South Shrewsbury rivers. It has Saturday morning to post their Patton' f...... S Ths Audubon society announces been over SO yesrs since shad ap- umn figures .as he posted 11. De-eighth victory and r*maln unbeaten. Aumack f. _ 1 1 that "Authentic National .Audubon Ligny and Mayer were the big guns CUlk, f t tke Snal gr«ep ef eaek *pcwaent ef eaek team on peared In the rivers in sufficient i th* circuit. 1 II HoUhkiis. f. * society neckties" will soon appear numbers to net, yet any striped for the victors with 21 points each. Unclaton. f...... « 2 on the market. They will be de- In the first encounter, St. Jam** pa. .-: II TL Enter number of potato for eaek game played by eack Irwin, t « H » * bass caught In these nets can be Middlctown went home without a slammed St. Joseph's of Keyport, Austlii. i .... Spragut. e. :. t II signed by Francis Lee Jaques, noted Mesauns, s II bird artist. kept and told. What a farce! Let's win us the Lakewood J.V. squad 82-15, and then edgvd St. Agnes of aasraiu, g II Total dual point* fer eaeh team. Banniu, « 1 put a stop to it this year under members hit the aame figure as Atlantic Highlands, tt-M. Brannar, a*. ,«•.*. « S 44 Hatton a . .. •—« • The four birds to be reproduced the banner of tho New Jersey their big brothers, scoring a 6MB Ooodwyn *parko4 •*. James In tl 14 IS. Ream**, total potato for eack team tat upper right of Wlnilon. * I on the new ties are American egret, League of Salt Water Anglers and triumph over the Lion jayvees. th* St. JoMph'a one-sided tilt with Attaatle Hlslilsa** Wright, s. screech owl, cardinal and ruffed the Beadleston-Saiber striped bass LAKEWOOD 4 14. Enter ftaal Batata laet year. Flaaili. x. • grouse. The proceeds from the sale an 10-polnt production on nine Said Barsulls, • . Choquatte, g. - bill A-104, which seeks to illcgaltze F r goal*. Ka*U and Neughtoa hit dou- iMSSr, t If. Enter anal potato for eaek team, eaaae a* kt upper right, of ties will benefit wildlife conser- Mnyfr, f Uosar*. f . AtuUrsaa. g. ... 0 1 staked gill nets and gill haul seines .. t 3 ble column flgur** scoring II and i palate tkta year. vation work. In inland waters of the state. Mcinkin, f. . 3 g*i«*e e ...11 — A44 potato last year to potato tbl* year, eater sum. Weincr. c. . o 10 points, respectively. Hounlhan «*»4. « ~ A society spokesman put It this Renter, e, ... 1 1 wa* top* on th* MSMO with eight Bsttavsa**, f 17. Divide this SUM by two. Enter a* aa average. Tbl* ,.' I 4 « rasa. way: "As long aa people want de- BEADLESTON-SAIBER BILL Mercer, s ... 2 10 markers. s •her to recorded on neat year'* card* a* potato tost year. 4 4 signs on neckties, we figured that PtUeny, X, '' ''' 15, Enter game* won, test and tied la lower right th ml ht M we et lrdi PASSES SECOND READING SchiHtl, g. . .1 ii Corcoran ltd the victor* in th* » IT 4T that We have just been Informed by 3 S St. Agne* gam* with II. Bottlno Ntpttiit* I* tl It T 4—44 Ottar. . * V " « " « " !S 19 49 AUantla Mlgklaada IT 14 14 IS T—ST Assemblyman Beadleaton that Bill MIDDLETOWN won scoring laurels for th* toesrs OBUlalil Z4aa*wlea. Caraart. NIW JMKY STATi MTHKHOUSTIC'ATHUmC ASSOCIATION Hill. f. ... I i in a* authentic as possible." A-1M passed the second reading r v with It. Mllllgan, .e ... MVLE-EABEO MCK8 FROM n Wi*l»as JV notwiumowmm Vaaa, c. ... s KAM8AB AMD WVOWNO Monday, 'an. JO, and It la eipected tTeW. f. .. BT. JAMBS BmiUi, e...... S to have tbe third and Anal reading Collim. t n F P Nafaal. f Colllna. «. Jack rabbits from th* Western Vaughiin, t. » Coreorsn, f. Watian, f >«*•* s and pas* the Assembly Feb. ».. This O 3 fawaiws Vsndartllt, g. prairies may be the solution for Kovrlcfiki, e. v" flMdwjrlt f, Ummt. 1 ...... Carlioni • M..» » 1 • the continuance of sport in theI* the sains day that tbe "shad Dickif. s (I Gunn, f. ClsClsMeaM . f Uulna e 4 4 Betters" awing Into action. Anilcmon. I. .1 II (Mji. ». •reeks, e ... Guhe'ti, e. —•.... fields for the Jersey nitnrods. Wvkto* g. M«*r. < Several years ago the Division •it 14 49 '.Ifchak. s. U LEAGUE MEETING Scorn by Ptrlodi OitrantUr, s Baa Bank it ..... II II 14 14—44 of Fleh and Game of the state of A special and important meeting IT— 8ulll»an, g. N*w Jersey, feeling that lack of silddlrtnwn 22 8 17—40 Matawaa JV ..... 11 I IS 11-44 will be held by the New Jersey • m(i«*-T.. •••••- • ^— - — OBlclsl*—MatalU. Palais. cover for gam*, du* to eiteniive Official!—Strattan, MMurph;. 14 League of Bait Water Anglers at •T. AOMU II IT cultivation, offend a threat to thethe Cedar Inn, Highlands, at 8:30 LAKEWOOD JV Q Atleatie Wfblsaoi JV so Bclford Braret Top survival of th* cottontail rabbit and p. m. Tuesday, Feb. I. All members (i _ Brrunalng, f, ... 1 decided to experiment with 1U first S'Hsra. J, SUIIafc*. t and sportsmen are urged to attend. 8onn»nWd, f. SOI* Laftuf» f. » 1 Kataaa. f _~ Barooa, 124*107 cousin—the long-eared Jack of the Vog-al. f J £ 0 Western plain*. Thu netting of striped bass will laltlso a S Hear*, f ..„„ UCONARDO-Tk* Bslford BravM begin one minute after midnight JJC|,1 f 8 11' Callaitdrlallo. c -. * nrarano, I .. clipped tht Banna .In a high-scor- The reason they decided on the H»ion. t I J J JaMiko f. 4 Manokan. f IS 'mmttrn. Feb. 1. It Is planned to have eye- Wildtr. c iT 1 1 Knoehal, g, , H...... «..M...... l 4 T»r**r, * ,..,„, ing encounter en th* Mlddlttown Jack was because he doe* not de-witness report* nf thn opening. Wallman, e 0 2 O'Kaala, *, „.., H HH,H... 4 IIIHMiSf townoblp high school court Monday ltoid upon heavy cover in which to Pawtiiii. v I I Mnr.hRll. g « • !a**T*r, S night. Tht icort waa lit to 107hide, , rather he la at home In the•VMItlBE JUNIOR NrORTSMEN'S Cohen, a ' • ar. Ooldman paced th* victor* with tt open apace*, where hi* great speed CLUB Roicnbloom, g 0 • BT. JAMS pslnt*. while Schoefllng topped thi I* hie hop* tor survival. , Many Is A moot Mtreesafm meeting waa !« IS* 4 n loser* with U point*. \ th* time this reporter has chased MIDDLETOWN Psrkr. e II held last Friday evening by the It V 1 d«>4«y*. I. • BSLTOBD BRA Via them en horseback, following a f •BBitee Junior Sportsmen's Huh, rhrlntman .... i »I (limn, f* ..*.« H , f II II M pack of greyhounds over th* Larry Carton, preoldent, presiding. Bi>yil. f .... 4 • JV I I* T )!-«» Tmanow. f...... prairie* of Indian Territory back In Naushtoa: t. 4 I II CoHttllO, C LOSS Til ialhit, f. A rabbit trapping committee waa MeRny, c O«tran4ar. g " JV ...... It I* I it—as OslSBISS. ( I It 4 It th* 1800s. Their speed and cun- :::: J ? Holly&t)4 I M A 0 0 1 H - ning was ao great that we were appointed to help remove live rab> Jimnlnu* s ... « 0 e • • J A 0 e 0 i • 4) N J Wstns, e It * >l Kevu, • ..441 Sll.hak. f. tm isit, (. ii t it never on a "kill," as they outwitted bit* from area* where banting I* Itilllvsa. *. prohibited and distribute them on Pnllemtrn, t .... I 4 Bnmdttn Unbealen, A IM 14 41 40 II M » H II 10 ft ft M th* fastest hound* at Fort Reno. Aiigur, g, ..-, .... 1 4 n n n n n n If 0 ill open ground. Sam Zimmerman ex- It 0 II Defart South Blver BAHONS During th* year 1040 th* fish iT i? t •T. JOOIM'S 40 40 41 40 II N II H II 10 40 4TV, 4PAin/, 4% P » hIMted and eVtnoattretrd a rabbM O p t LONO •RAMOM -, The Ornn *Th uv,WVi • 1 Ward. f. a aad Oam* commission rscelved a •core hr PerlaiUt Imp wbieb ke buUt from ntam tnkewood JV II 1* 17—41 Wave ef Long Breach high Kheal M 40 H II N II Hatton, f shipment of Jacks from Wyoming *applM to the club by Ike Divis- Bill Kaitaaijr, 1. ., _„ j 0 I to II n 10 40 40 40 m 40 40 40 00 C| "14 S", MMilletnwn JV .... 17 13 ii—i: cenUnuod to remain In th* undo* e m HchotMIn*. < and Kansas, and released them In ion of Fish and flame. OmcLli-rtclil, W.iinir, Bah Ransair ', .„ 1*4 10 It N II M IT'/, Miner, g , S SI several counties of New Jersey Haut>lk(R, *, ,....„ Ill ftat*4 rink* Friday night wh*n B> it H II 10 M 41 W/l w/t WAM'/l HVi IS 1 It The following Junior sportsmen Thalar, e * * I >• m •t his, g , This planting proved so success- the- Branehere cam* from behind were appointed to tbn rabbit trap- f%ll*«4cf. e. 4 11 after a first period deficit to knack to 10 II M II K H H II 10 II lift N 41 41 40 40 4j"l~... ful that It was decided to repeat It , 4 >< m • I Brsvn , , 9* 31 43 41—114 ping commute*: Boh Cubbagp, Rod Shore Conference VtSS, e. ..,M,..,..M M , MM, 4 0 4 off Seath River, 7144. •sr again thl* year. (You llttlo ol' rab-Tntchrr, Joe Clayton, Francl* re- >• « 1 10 II M H M II 10 (1 iw M •WWl bit noun' dogs will run yourselves Compiled Tuesday A. M. "si II It waa the alntr aueeeulv* IrU •••> m M to death once you take off on theIlllo, Sam Ilmmrrman, Barry Klnv W. awiph B«wt*4 by th* Green. Wave. 40 1 II II M •1 10 i 1 II M merman, James J. Jakubecy, Freeh Hjbtf HolHlt I'/l "/I M'/l so to • { trail of a big jack rabbit, and If BJB*nTB} aTVOJOJelB* «a.t**.4ti«*.«<4ii Dr. Clarence Combs Oeerga Ftrguson, who haa BMB Kmny, Chsrlr* Cook, Robert Nye, .,5 golag gr*at guns, continued te rip you ever do catch up with him heIMn Flnrdlaad, Art Knney, RIHy Atlantic HlgbUndi N M *'/l 1 II II 10 < f tv, 1 10 in/, MVk Ml BOWLING SCORES will scare you half to death). It I* lkd 8 Gels 7 God Rallnf the eerda fer tt talllsa en fin LSAqUI' Rill*, Frank Smith and Peter Car* more than likely that some of them NSW TORK-Dr. Clanaes 4enteo aad a fair of charily Beta. 10 0 10 t 0, • *h 1 10 II J^ ton, Anthony Dean and Clement Neptune 1 M » >V* w will he mistaken for a deer toy the •Buddy * Combe, Satoatewn veU^ Atttr trailing, tO-14, In th* arat w» RumioB new crop of archers, li»*• taMVSMISSB, Air Kore« and plan a Irlp to the State Hatch- Hoftmon laarlan, la rated aa a **v*n-go*l s tw iiHsjssm *— umsj mm im soot* Ktfnrmed preseure an4 th*n coasttd beme or* Ml mm The new shipment will be re*t«m, maybe we all should lake four year* to attempt to hers nf the Munriie Rod and Ctun Ham J. Mackey, jr., »r. Merfaa year In INS, ha,auaaf*4 lojitoa week turf aeuiae laat wsok M Rut* have aa mJiritaniiBi al the BUM* talked abort oyttoat clue ef Mod Bank, are rtttMnalble CoUe and Ckaiiea Gartner, Ie «eab4 aa ie trttet Sena bat akawa iraaiu atreBith aad ska hli Ulk eae-altter. son UBJlvarslly. A RED BANK REGISTER, JANUARY 29,1953 Page Nine Bendix March of Dimes Winners Garnet Culls9 Ronnie Schanck Takes Over Scoring Offensive Play Lead in Shore Conference Circuit Ronnie Schanck, Rumson Bull- ing Booth la Jim Hudson, Atlantic Beats Rumson dog eager, became hotter than a Highlands star, who has 94 Ullita target pistol In the past week aa hi-s on 33from the Held and 28 foul nUMSON — The Garnet Gulls offensive piay vaulted him to the conversions. of Point Plcaaanl surprised the top of the heap in the Shore Con- Resting on' the 13th rung of th* Bulldogs Friday night by upsetting ference scoring parade. The Purple ladder is Joe Condina, Red Bank, their apple cart, 60-50, in a Group and White start accumulated 60 with 23 field goals and 17 one-point* W« start this w«ek'a column on a sad note, Many an old timer, I Shore Conference encounter on field goals and 25 fouls for a 145- era (or 73 tallies. Ralph Soldo, Bue and.most of those who have been bowling since before 1050, will re- the Purple and White court. - point total. guard, is next in line with 71 mark- member Al Deastrt, Sr. Al WM an active member of the Monmouth By marking up the victory, the In flying to the top Schanck ers tossed through the hoop oa M County Bowllnr association from Its inception. He rarely missed a Gulls advanced a notch in Gioui baskets and 12 fouls. matting and wa* a bis; factor In making; it the well run, large organi- cracked two season's records by I standings while the Bulldogs lost netting 33 points aKain.'U Manas- K Ptl. sation It I* today. He moved up through the ranks of vice presidents 60 a rung on the ladder. Point sup- quan to p.vs the mark of 32 points Schsnck Rumson . ... 25 tad wa* president during th* season of 1147-48. He was tournament potts a two and four slate, while neLlirny, Ukcwooil 41 IU ehairraan th* year before, when this event was held in Bradley Beach ported by Walt Freeman of Free- Krceman. KrtchoM Z'.'.' 4H 32 in the rtumsonian.s display one win hold. Hn also snapped his own rec- NlthoU, Mana^iuau 45 20 111 These were the years that this event was feeling its growing pains against five setbacks. ord of 12 baskets in a single game In man, Hoffman .... 32 th in and developing into the largest sport* event in the county. Al did Personal fouls and foul conver- Clark. Nnitunn 3* 39 meat of his kegllng In and around Bradley Beach, Bclmar and Asbury when ^e came up with 13 deuces. Booth. R*.[ Bank 42 It t; sions hurt the Bulldogs as Point Two others who share the honor for Hudson, All. HiKhlnn .... 31 14 74 th* gam* and great understanding of the bowler's trials and tribula- three Rumsonians were eliminated "Dutch" Nichols of Manasquan. Parker, Tom* ftiver 10 71 tion* while he held office. He attended meetings faithfully until 1949 from action by the foul rule. Condlti" Red Bank "'" 28 17 7« when he udvtd, to West New Tork to Hvt with Al, Jr. Even then he George Campbell acquired . four John Dcllgny, Lakcwood finer .Soldo, Vd Uank 30 12 7] guard, held tightly to second place Redmond, Ma.tnv.an **7 17 71 would attend at least ona meeting a year. In fact it was the meeting fouls in the first period and, after Campbell. Kumnon .... 21 11 before last that he made hi* last appearance in Monmouth county. being benched, lasted only a minute with 113 markers flipped through Katfk, Torn* Kiv»r ia <2 It wta last Wednesday that hs left to join the bowling league where when he returned in the third the nets on 36 deuces and 43 char- Wool ley, MriniifMpinn ^> »» all games are 300. Thos* of us who knew him and worked with him quarter. With about two minutca ity flips. 'M oi'i M R*'(l Bunk 21 &7 I! r rent' Neptune •JQ ai will really mis* him. left in the name, Doug Farrington Schanck came in (or other hon- Mercer, ldtkewooil .... 20 u It Thar* wat atma vary gaai bowling last week and also some and Nino Sharabba acquired their ors to lead with the greatest num- Mrnsuif, Nrutun*1 II fifth fouls. Gencrrll, Middletown 2i in «t •4M game*. Uatt Monday night Fred J. Bruno had the Red ber of baskets—60—and is tied with I'nt-t K'yport . 1 A 14 Nichols for moit games scored over. Baak Botlntttmen's loep Holding It* collective breath for eight Rumson took the lead, 15-12, at Mye.n, Minnn-iuan t II the end of the first quarter, but 20 points—four—with totals of 26, straight train** a* ha opened the evening with that many strike* f trailed. 32-28, at intermission time 27, 33 and 22. Jack Woollcy's f.oal la a row. He failed ta get the alnth one but did total a whop, after the Gulls enjoyed a 20-13 Freeman, who was out fronf hut pug big 111 count ta move Into possession of high single game stanza. Rumson recaptured the week, skidded down into a knotted Nips freehold, 30-19 lend, 39-38, at the end of the third position with Nichols with 112 tal- la thl* toon. ThU topped Howard Cage's »57, the previous high. after out.scoring the visitors, 11-0. lies. Freeman Is credited with 40 FREEHOLD — Manasquan high HI* three-game total of IM feU one pin shy of tying Bob The Gulls rampaged in the final deuces and 32 fouls, while Nichols school reached third place in th* aesslon to mark up s 21-11 session Group II division of the Shore Con- "Chick" Forte* fer high series. Betide* the league honors, has 46 double counters and 20 fouls. ference when the Big Blue nipped Fred will also be tha recipient of one of those bowling clocks which was enough to post the vic- Jim lnman of Harold Hoffman, tory margin. South Amboy, holds down fifth spot Freehold, 50-49, Friday night oa awarded by Nat'* Jeweler* for any male kegler who rolls :» with 10S> points on 32 baskets and the court here. Dave Wettlin, Gull guard, was Jack W'ooiley pulled the trick •r better la a sanctioned taagoe. The ladles wiU collect a Ilka the big factor in the triumph for 45 charity pokes. lnman lead* the award far a gam* of SM or batter. So far we have not heard foul shooting department with his out of the hat when he dunked ia John Pieksm, captain of tha night ihift bowling ttam, held* trophy pinnert received the winners as he shook the cords a layup shot which not only cap- *f any woman kegler la Monmouth ar Ocean county rolling thl* for 24 points. Ronnie Schanck con- V> count. in winning tha Bendix March of Dimsi bowling match lair week. Others in the pieture, tured the lead, but registered Man- high. If any af you reader* know of a distaff kegler who ha* tinued his offensive pace for the Genu Booth leads the local cag- asquan's fourth win against ons standing, Ufl to right, are Gat Carson, Ed W«bb, 'night shift tacrctary, and Ken Sutphin. home team as he tossed in 22. John crs, holding down seventh place. setback. rolled IM ar'better thl* season, In a sanctioned league, pleasn "Putt Putt" N'oonan was next in The all-round Buccaneer star ac- let a* know. Ia order to be eligible for thl* award, the original Kneeling, Isft to right, «r* Art Cummins, Jim Guilliams, Jr., snd Don McCus. line with seven, cumulated 97 markers on i'l twin Boy i are iilile in mske pocket monar tear* sheet mutt a* presented to Ed J. Bahr with the signature The Rumson J. V. oqutd handed counters and 13 foul shots. Follow- liy Ml Inn The Rcgiiter.—AdvartiltntnU af th* toop'* Mcrttanr, aa froof. Monmoulh County League Dr. Marc Krohii the Gull jayvees a sound trouncing, Ther* WM »om* high etaat bowling In th* "A" division of the Shore Firemen's Loop registering a 77-33 win. Fred Clam- T •straw brone led the Rumionians In the Firemen'* loop Friday evening. Up in Highlands, two hot team* faced Away Haw preliminary tussle, scoring 22. each other a* th* county seat representative* Invaded Highlands. Free- Phil Dalya 1 T. Nappl 54 173.47 Heads Gun Club vs. Oeeanport 1 Jos. Slyaslo 54 172.24 Runiion hold totaled 1781 but could only win the last game with a nice 981 Highlanda 1 Branchport William Harrla 27 165.:, count. Highlands rolled H6, »*» and 923 for a neat 2,898 total. Tex Independents 1 Freehold 1 M. Coa 51 i:,:,.:» MIDDLETOWN-Dr. Marc Ktohn Noonnn, f 1 » 7 Tomalno continued hi* unbeatable kegliiig with games of 200, 212 and Libert/ 1, R. R. Eatontovn 1 J. DeFlilelo 22 lot. of Belford was recently elected Hermlon, f Ii 5 Dlvtsiea L. Auriemma h'l ir.s.io president of the Middletown niflc S|iriiiR»teen, f 0 0 191 far 60S while Babe Anthony just couldn't connect for a strike on Wanamaiia 1 Oliver Bjtrsn 1 H. Rlmekwlk IS 117.5 Schnnck, f 4 22 alley four. It wasn't until tht ttnth frsfcie of the last game that he Union Hose 1 Deal 1 and Pistol club at the annual elec- Farrlngtnn, c 5 4 ST. JOSEPH'S i tion of office is meeting. liwtnnnd, f 2 I wa* succeisful In this and then, he struck out. With it all he had Unexcelled 1 Portaupeek 1 17(1. Fair Haven 1 Oakhurat • Frank Devino .: .">.", Sharahha, f .. 1 » game* of 198, 194 and 194/ Thla means that he had s strike on alley Oakhurat 2 Ben (iardella. M 184.7 Others elected were Gerald F. Cumi'bfll, f 1 3 Oakhurst 1 Dan Roaato ' s K,S. Fuller, Little Silver, vice president; three almost every time. In fact that first game was a "Dutch 200" Hailet 4 Shrawahury 1 131.12 ir he had gotten a strike en the last ball, but he only got eight. This Avon 2 Waihlnctan 1, O. O. V. Vouncoflkl 57 Frank J. Trlolo, Fair Haven, treas- 14 19 Bradley Beach F. II. Elflea J R; Siajmondi 4» 1 r.0.1 S rolnt Niaunt wa* close but not quit* at goad at he was Wednesday when his score* A. Slliimondl 41 1O.3T urer; iHartus R. Wilkinson, Mon- "C" Dlvlslan r. t at 218, 179 arid 209, for •03 wat the best alngle effort of the ten men ST. AGNES S mouth Hills, executive officer, and jsiratton, f a 1 Ocean I, Pt. PI. Liberty 1. Whtarl. 9. Komelaky RT IK*. Ben P. Nussbaum, Little Silver,' Ciomarty. f 2 In th* Bahr * Landing v». N. J. Natural Gas Co. match In the High- Unexcelled 2 Farmlnrdale J Indctiendenta ?. I.. B. Liberty 2, R. R. B. Hillman 41 I2».U Qitinn, land* Wednesday Night loop. Even then Babe was playing in hard C. Hillman. Sr 67 130.2 secretary. Millar. B Lakewood Fire Co. 1 Gltndata Wfttlln. S luck as hi* Natural Qaa gang still managed to lose two games. In Deirord 1 , Sea Girt 1 J. Fitapatrlek 4» M». At the next session Alms will be that "A" match, Lit Clayton WM top man for the losers with 209, 195 F. Hillman II 150.34 shown which will feature tafety Elklnton, t 4 4 Phil Daly i W. Lona" Braneh 1 G. Koveielky 11 1<3. . and M0 for a *04. Phil Daly'* took the odd game from Eatontown W. Long Braneh J Allenhurit t training and instruction in pistol 17 Wayiide 1 Ocean 2, Pt. PI. ST. MARY'S 1 Point Pleasant 12 21) a 21—.19 to remain In first plies and even Increase It* lead to two games. Lib- Willing I 1,74. and revolver shooting, including Point P erty 1, howeve. gained ground M it swept through Oceanport to the "D" Divlslea position, grip, trigcr squeeze and Rurmon 13 11 11—50 W. Lone Branch t Man. Beaeh t J. Cotney IS 1I«.3I tune «f 906, 1,0*. and 917. Th* Liberty men look M though they have A. Scott 21 1*1.2 all Important point* in hand gun Officials—rMnps. Kane. Fort Monmouth 1 Rescue N*. !. U*. 1.-.1.2I Ruaasan JV finally found themselves and are rolling a* we know they can. That Oakhursl 3 Little Silver 1 R,'Jaeobsen 48 shooting. 1,042 middle game I* high for the loop and all five men carried their Deal 2 Manaiauan Exempta yt Lennon r,s 151.17 The annual club venison dinner McOlrr, f Haslet 2 Community 1 G. Rellly 51 141.44 Kaplan, f ahart of th* load. "Slinging" Subby Oollno was high man with 212. Hamilton 1 Fsir Haven 2 H. Wlttenchein S 132. will b« held next month. Herbert Biennan, f Pat Ambrosia, had the distinction of being low man with 203. Amory Little Silver 1 Avon Fire Dept. R. Doblon 40 127.10 Parkell ia chairman of the affair. SprlnaMe, ( Otborn hit for 207; Lup* Rufflnl, 210; Denny Arnone, 220, and Fred Eatontown 2 Junior Hoaa 3 ST. JOSEPH'S I The club i* seeking new mem-Itutleilne, f Ceektaik'fOr tllB Sacco WM acorekteptr. An unbeatable combination if we ever caw "E" Dlviilea A. Devino 4* 113.17 ber* and Interested pistol and rifle Frederick* f C. Ciccunki S3 156.13 DrawhttURh, c one. Denny wat th* leading light In thin charge as rm totaled 642 lied Hank H. a L. 2 Untxetlled 4 T, Franeey 40 1.->«.2I men are requested to contact Mr. Freehold 2 West End Inline Co. 138.14 Wcnel. t for th* night. That laat game, 876 to 927, was no walkaway as it W.anantn»* 2 Hazlet 1 S. Sviatko 21 Nusibaum, club secretary. R, Lundin, e J. Kavino 53 1M.r,» would a**m. Liberty want into the tenth frame on the short end Ocean, Sea Bright . Unexcelled * 164.11 Wheeler, K Independents 2. B. B. KaKlei I V. Halleran 53 Slute. K of the score. After 8uM>y (pared out, the roof fell in on poor Ocean- .Clnmhrona, t life of the party" Lincroft • Oliver Byron 2 ST. JAMBS CWV port Pat, Denny, Amory and Lupe all followed each other In strikin_g Relier I South Belaiar 1 R. Grlmley 32 IU.1I Court Schedule Aitffar. K Ktcipt en bask /obtfj out Ytt, thtst boy* finally look like "," i Mr. Koeh 23 13H.lt Vilar.li. « kesl«r«.-Keep-itttPr-ia»eV^':'J">^-KM M-« XMMstlss_I ^.r..~-SS—r*;-rS- C, Lunilin, t •• Thl* ltave* you 4',» garnet off tht pact. "T" Dlvlslsa R. Clambron 43 144.32 Vol. II. • I.. 2 Liberty J. Whtlvt. Mr. MeBride 1* 130.11 Lakewooi at Bed Bank II There are *su> two tpsalag* left aa the • p. m. squad af Relianca 4. Lakewood Liberty I, R. B. V. Arnone Si 141.42 Paint rieaaant JV tht) Ttttqr Trtpay oreat la tha Menmouth County Bowling Hamilton 3 . : Oakhurat > F. Arnona 25 131.15 Atlantic Highland* at Manaiauan Oceanport 1 Red Bank H. * L. » Savaeool, f . aataciattea aaaaal taurmameat. Thlt la always a hotly con- Bradley 8 Shrewibury t ST. JAMES Freehold at Leonards Smith. I LURfilS .Shrewsbury t Bravest Park 1 M. RalTerty „ 47 119.11 WalU. f torted *r*at wHk ta* wtauMia walklag off with cash a* well Independents I. 1. B. Neptune City I F. Knlllin IS 1S4.1I Keyport at Natawan VanDuyn, c 100% MUl HANDY aa th* trophy. Bcd.saaak Boeraatton ha* always had a team la Belford 2 . Wast Lang Blanch 4 R. Aaulno 40 134,31 Neptune at Hoffman Patterson. * "C" rMWllaa J. OLearO'Leary IS 141.7 Blair. > MrWa*4ffMtMI|Mll.. thla event aad to mho tare of It thl* year they were the Allenhur*t > Flonteri, B. B. F. Dleekm.nn IS 148.4 •amson at Tom* River Holmefl, t — «rtt toa*a to atad la (half eatry. The other* who are In Little Silver S Wayiide 1 William Uk S2 147.1? M. Boss at St. Mary'. (SA) Swamon, % iMlMMllJrft! Atlantic Hishlanila I Volunteer I E. Carrol, .-. 33 M MM 16 p. m. taaad are Liberty 1 of Ked Bank, Turf Bar of E. H. Stokea Co.. O. G. Port Hon. t Mr. Crlipell It taaiii SATURDAY II T Ii I). B. H. * L. 1 Community 2 ST. ACNES 1 Official,: Walker. Jamei. Oeoaapert, Larehwaod of Wett Loag Braneh, Aady'* Service Ltng Branch at Atbury rark. Rum.on JV J-' l : 13—77 IAIRD & COMPANY •SCOBEYVIUE, N.J. 16.4fW Eagles 4 Eatontown 3 J. Byrna IS 1M.4I » S—II MaMoa of Watt Kavubsnt, Champ's Bar aad Grill of Keaac Unexcelled I Ocunie H. * 1.. 1 W. Davia !>» 15t.ll Point Pleasant JV .... I" ll> burg. Manila BOMO of Eatoatown, Highlands Beereatlon. Hamilton 1 LlttU Silver 4 1. McHc HI 112.27 «H" i D. Mllta 14 153,32 Sekwaifa BMI Cttaa* 1 Ipriug talk* Heights, Shore Bowling Waihinston I Hailet » R. Waldmenn 14 158. - Ctator of MaMH—. MtouMath OaNea* af Freehold and Mid. South Bclmar 1 Easlei 1 T. Hlgglm II 131.1 Wanamaiia 3 atlddletown 1 ST. CATMERINK'S dtoltw* Tawathl*. Tha • p. m. Htt4 a*w has Keyport Bee Weat End Udder Relitr t, It, I. 131. Relford I Marlkara G. Filderowlci it raattoa. tprlag Lake* M*r«* 4W dab, Athuitto Highlands'* Brevent Park 1 1. Durnien 4t 144.11 Avon II A. Cogar. S* 151.5 AUaatte haktry, Ltttg Braaeh BewUag Center, Fair Haven'* Neptune City 2 Partaupeek 2 Union Hole 2 F. Barealow «4 147.31 WUVtwbrotk, KeyMat Baefoattoa, Aabury Park BeereaUon, Rumion Fire Dept. N. MeOlnley 4« 14.1. Wai toWMhlp, Bradley Btaeh Boeraattoa and Bed L. Reiianer -55 141.11 HOLY FAMILY BOWLING SCORES L. Lye.ni 14 124,31 January la th* March of Dim** month and throughout the county P. McDonough S2 149.31 V. Aouavla 47 132.35 bowling is putting oa epeclal matches to raise funds for this great FAIR HAVEN MWllffo I^ACUE J, Conroy ; SI 141.37 cam*. There are scheduled matches between picked team* from the , W L W. Kohlbtckcr 44 129.31 Bayshor* loop and tha Bradley Beach Major; a special two-event Fotvler'i Hardware 27 la J. Condon 4» 150.7 match at Dan Dilllont's West Long Branch lanes Feb. 1, and a match Frank'. Tavarn 2*14 lit* ST. MARY'S t It cooking between the Red Bank Businessmen's and the Red Bank Kalr Haven Flra' Dept !5 !» M. Lawler 41 141.2 Bowling Centtr City Ittguts. That match in West Long Branch should Wlllowhrook Raitsurant J2',i tH'a Nsughton 14 141.11 Shrew«bury Dairy ID it R. Somma 1» I37.SI be a humdinger. There will be a three-game event with Sid Baum vs. Kimar'a Service Station 14 tl A. Crelg 41 1S8.7 Joe Menuopane, Bruce Ottmer va. Ed Taylor and Nordy Aschettlno High Seilar—Walt Rchrreder. mi. Ray Eekert 4» 127.2! vs. Tea Tomalno. Following this, Sid, Bruce and Nordy will team up 2111, 201), HI»2 [ Ckarlei DIIUeM, tit, Richard Eektrt 41 113.10 181, 100. SS7; Bart ISMIMI, 114, lit, J. O'Neill tl 100. against Jot, Ed and Tw In a three-game team event. You win recall 200, .18(1. BT. ACNE* t that at tht last county meeting, Sid, Bruce and Nordy were awarded 200 Club—Anthony Mallsrl. til: Gor- Q. Kennedy it 111. prises for rolling tht highest three-game total In the country for a don VanHornrr. lots Walt An**rate. 207: Warren Chandler, itt. IIOi Lilts J. (ierlaek 47 121. threi-man team. Jot, Bd and Tex ar* capable of duplicating thia Pryor. SOI; John Malta, lt«. C, Hillman, Jr. : II IS4. performance. So you see, this should be a match well worth watching. High team three saaaaa—Fowlir'l M. Sopcr 4S, 134. K—IIUHIIM tl etaatWsl •avf»sMa< Hardwara. 1,411: Wlllawtreek Raatsyr- V. Schmidt *l LID. m***ti it iaslsal a* sfsiMililr tt The Kerch Short) Chart* loop and the Shore Church loop U7. ant; i.y.S: Fair Mavin firs Depsrtmnt, B. Boetch It met Saturday night far tha trst half af their March of Dime* , High Team, Three games. St. Joseph's •Mich. TW* half wa* fcsM at the Bed Bank Bowllag Center - HiKh team single iimi, Wlllowkritok I, 2,183: high team single game, St. 4 powerful reasons with tha Shore Church group as host*. The Aeerias donated Rentaurant, ••*: Frank's Tavern, til: Agnes t, 114: high Individual alnsle the ute of the alleys far tbla ane match ana thouM be given a Foulcil llaidanti, 114. game, Tony Nappl, 2»7ihi>h individual,, three fsawa, Btan Kaastlskl, III, why yqu get more of Mg vote af thank* far detag their part ta help this (ml cause. RED RANK lUSINBSSMIN'S HAGUE The beys who did the work, however, were Gill Twelve*, 416s Dan Ntwataa, 4M| George Patterson. •!•; Rob Oliver, IIS, and STANDINGS what you Hank Davit, 4N, far tha A team of the North Share league. Ral'i Tavtrn tt Jj Hoffman Quintet Far tha Share boys It waa Fred Sailer. Itt; Sam Zol, 491; Boh Red Bank Roodni ft] 21 1953 Chevrolet Alrnort Inn 14 2» Bsnaslt, Nil Ray Covert, ttt and 649; Herb Wood. M6 and fllohc Motors 14 Jl Victoria 72-56 want... Mt, aad Ralph CIMadtee, SM. Thl* meant that Ihe North 8al'a Barbers 11 II Shore loop wttl be basts thla Saturday at the Bebnir tones and Ralrd-Davlson !• II Nat's Jewelers II ]l ASIURT PARK-HorTman* Army have » MtpUdcdaM to avarasau. There Is a prise for high Crate's Beveraiea II II and Navy qulnttt postsd IU seventh B)T ^W (jUMMMvIt pTVOKCIt* f)i |H# WOFW • Alvlnn'a Tcxaeo Service }7 tl victory la tht Atbury Park City aad alt* an* far high tingle game by DoFalco's Hardwara 21 SI Istiut Monday Right by trimming Advance-Design Grllll Conitruetlan Co tl II ..will boagvt. to fcr, Bar Covert It In Hue for Daniel's Men's Che* 14 II WMttlae Oaragt, M-8*. Jakubwkl bath'af thata feat ta taoro la oaly MM tr*aa» to a man, Herb Boncore'i Tailors ll'i II!, ltd tht vletor* with 91 point* ana IOI-h.p. Ludmasttr ttisjna Wood wotid h* Mit Till* coild ka changtd Saturday, hawevcr. ProvreaalvK Life Iniursstn I* tl Vonlcola paetd tht latin*; quintet more . -standard on 3000 and WOO Tha B taasat tudtd m DM* elater la thla flrtt half actlan, bat Iherwood'a Sportlsi Goads tl II with »0, Th* local club la riding > Scrks heavy-duty and for* MM Shar* l**a waa again *n top. Far Worth Shore It wa* tt* IERIU In tteond alaet with a ttvtn and Vard-conlrol mod«li, «*• Jack WUUatMoa, Mil MM UfM. 4Mi Karl flardaer, Ml, John (latls I4J, til, I!*—Ill; Iqb three reeord. ongint powtrl tional on 4UU0 Scrica hctvy. Wordcn 229, III, JII-417. duly trucks, ,Bwi Trlmmtr, Ir. Us. aad Leaa MeUaghlln. 411 For Ida Itt CLV6 HOFFMAN ARMY AND NAVY Ihaft) groap H wa* William Haramaa. M6| Sam While, M4| Ray Donne HD, Itsslir DITIII I't, Trucks deliver Marry Oartaatj, 8M| Harry MaMhowt, Mil Mrlvln Lnnttirtet. fieorse Burns IU, lay Pssria IIT, Rttk,,.,,U , : , ri HoffmanHoffm , I I 1 » Heavier, itronitr, more dur. 4fa\ Md Mm Cartof, «m Th-r* I* a MM tt-fim dllereace Charles Shlna 111, frea Tors II" " ' Ssjltk, v." •a H It hard to prtdlet the winner. Ayera 2I«, Dae Callo Sll, Prsiil Reevey, t, ,;...;...... ;. 11 2 M able framci increase rl|ld. lice 202, 2IO| Jules Olatri, Jr., ;••. n,n Miarabba, t. t I il), add itt ruggedneti sn4 tjadajr aftoratow, Bad Baak Bterttlm wa* aaee again Maelntoih 211. Hcwaril fla«e 111, Jirh Keyea, g t t t aianjaek all. Vlrtco Alvlno 231. rrld C. staying powtrl stamina of 11*33 Chivrolel Iruna 211. Jim Cleary HI, Henry CIS- Jakuksskl, t _» J4 Si truck*. anlco itt, Oiana Murphy III, Pal Am- TTTi more value! hroil... a .114 . _ - ... WRIT IIDR OARAOI Hlik same—lay Paarw, 1ST ) WiMihl R Truck* up to 4000 Serin aerlts, lob Wortsn. IITi hlah taimn Pornleola, , : .1 ti ••me, Rontsra'a Tsllnri, »sA i hlsh tsis DaKloiliir, ( more heavy .July mode I« bava by roMaf IIMM Mala* 111 after Mag dawn •arlea, loncore'i Tsllora, l.'ll, Aldeielll, f.f 4 "Torque-Aclion" brakes, Se- TlftMM MM •MtJ ttw amsid gam.. Th* day shift did er^ Pollstb, t RED RANK ROWLINO CINTCR Kalrn, g rin 4000 land ibov* Us* up with MM oaly M* gaMt, iM h tht aJfht owl* It broking powtrl "Torque-Aclion" kiakes in Art CuaujMn*, Ot|i Jim Outlitom*. Jr.. 416) J*hn richent, Ml. STANDINGS Vowa, a- , Ml. W Ii front, "Twin-Action" in rear. and IMi>all CenenC, , Mll aaadd Ms,, saad DM MCCIMMCC, III, . Th I 4 M Tha R»il Rank Rowling. C«nt»r 91 II dda y ahlhlM apnaremll y waantt used toto bswUn U g In Ihhe afternoonft Hoffman Jl — VI Globe Mntoi ', 2» H ' W, S, Daraga and lust ceuMat malntoln the tost p«ee they s*l In Ihe first Ri'il Bank Rnnllnf , s«'» aa I & = 11 NtwiUminn plus curt |tH> two game*. A. Jack Smith, 4M| Joe Coeyaian, AM); RUM Mun- timer's jf 21 WINS IN OOI.DKN OLOVEH snore liM tconomy in heuvy-duiy sen, 4M| Jim Othsrne, IM, and Jahn Ramandeltl. II*. Corson'* Illohe relnileum 21 ii 2l!i Mom cMEvnoitr rnuoi/s IN UIC modili with LoidmsMir tn- MS waa high Units and "Is M6 lied O*b*rn» for high three. nrky'a Hlla Hasp 22 9* NKWARK-Otrl "Weiurli)" FA- line, rcducc.i 1HAN ANYO1HIRMAN1I Me* gstag, an rsa March af Dime* warriors, fhni'lt' Tlr« Co SM 'i 'H'i wtrdn, 16 8t, Mtty'd pi,, Red Bsn«, tconomy! per loi-mllc. That Oaknunt Businessmen'* loop mean* builnsM, Last week It McCormlck'i _.,. ITt'j 33!, won hla quartir-lnal match by de- 1 . Al Pounil IIT, J, Wiatmerllanil till, cision Friday nlfht when he bint cam* up with a tliw *f MO * and Ihrt* M0 sell, Walt Warden, Irish Jna Coat* HIT. Charlei MlnR 111, 111 I from a rut la Florist, Isd tht liani*>lssdlng Danltlson't Mason* to a Alton Warrtn, P.AJ., boxci' of 7 riir* III, Vlna1 1 t AMIM III. Vhl double win over Nick ! bar with IN and 612, Nlok's put up a stiff •'rank " ...">. k r * !" ••Isneratia' III, Newark, In ih* Newark Goldtn fight with tht anchor man, Roy Townstnd, tossing (hat hook for Ml A, HniM 914,Pslanarari . .n , ill, Olnvta eompttltlon now belnn CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. anre Rufflnl 201, Jos iiomtnlts ion, sttied, frank ihtrsbbs, msnsgri' and 6M, John Hornlih was high man, though, with 233 and 639, Dan- 0. Biutia.1(i4I, Huki, r Oolfne III, Cilir. Islson's put togtthtr s l.OM gams but WM topped fur the avenlng by ili|h'ttsm"«hri* ismsi—Rnok'i Ills •r tht locsl koKif, snnouneed k>d- "Till EliMi'1' 1,1461 Olibt V wards will tntor Ihi stml-lns.li RED IANK Lenf UM'I MV Ittfus high Unfit gama if 1,041, Long Urn l» on J,HJI, Hl|h l»am_alngla |am>, 29 MECHANIC STREET Phone IM Bank 6-3130 , th* mareh out tit Id* ctlltr at long Int. In fathlonlna- that 1,048, Rltt t»s». I4l| BliMf'l, Illl when he'll mtet an opponent Prl- tht ftrit ftur •» ••ruck sut This Is what w* call bowling, , lUeliun, lit, day, rib, I, RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29, 1953 NOTWtV NOTICE. Notlc* It htrtby clvtata tkt legit KtUet It htftby given u tht legal Dramatic Group votlrl ef tht School Dlitrlct of thi Bor- vtUrt of tbt School Dlltritt of tht Telephone Bed Bank S-JS1M or Long Branch S-MSS Former Moslem ough of Uttle Silver la the Ceunty of Towmhlp of Holmdel, In tho County of Monmouth and State ot New Jer. Starts Workshops the annual'meeting of the legal vote'rs of ley, thtt the annual meeting for At Church Service! Li^hhitiS New Subtracting tai a are limited to a membership of Th* 'niitlns will be held and all the The meeting: will be held and all the 50, and thoie interested in joining years ago and la now a tilling A wifh ONE-STROKE CLEARANCE legal voters of th* School District will legal voteri of the School Dlitriet will vot* at the reipectiv* polling pltcti FLOOR SANDING may call Mia* Millie Martin or elder in the Presbyterian church vote at the reipectiv* polling pltcci in Teheran. ittttd below. •tat«d below. Mia* Bernice Olowackt. Two member! will be elected for .Tan* member* will be elected for Sit MIVMSIDI DRIVf. RID IANK, N. J. Weekly meetings will be held The major told the atory of hli| three yean. three yeare. Thursday nights at 8 o'clock at the conversion. Unlike most converts, At th* uid meeting will be luhmltted At the said meeting will be tubmltttd he had never seen a Christian min- proposition* for voting taxes tar thepropoiltiont for voting taxet for th* fol. "Y" house on Riverside ave. The following respective purpottt: lowing rKPtetivt purpomi first two workshops started last ister or miasionary nor retd * For Current Expenses ...... S14S,S0».t7 For Current Expenus .S0,t7l.«D verse of the Bible until after he For Repairs and week and were directed by John Replacement! - 10,000.01) For Repaint and Replacements 3,790.00 Glass Tops for Cathy of the Feagin School of waj converted. It was through a dream of Jeau* placing upon him a Tor Library - 100.00 Th* total anouTtt thought Desk* and Furniture Drama of Red Bank. The next six to b* necMiary It SS4.TII..I workshop* will be spent in learn heavy croai that Maj. Meer-Baha Tht total amount tkought to m • The polling place* for tald meeting first began to think of Christianity. Only bt necemry ii SI(2,401.0? and thtir mpectivc polling dlitrlcti (ec- ing acting techniques through ac- At th* uld meeting, th* following pro. terlbed by reference to the election dll- Window & Plate Glass tual acting of scenes from various A aeries of unusual events forced poult will alto be submitted! tritt! uied tt tht last General Election) typea of plays. This s.rics will be him to attach importance to the fS PROPOSAL 1.—RB8OLVXD that there hav* been detlf nated below, and no per. dream. At a critical point in his V aw OtaUnaa Phono 'be railed for Srecial Current Expsnit ion ehe.ll vot* at uld meeting tit*. Mirrors Resilvered led by a director from a dramatic .Financial Aid on Sth grid* trip tt where thin at tht polling place dtils- school in Ntw York city. career, he aaid he secretly prom- VfcArrothwW.ll os Aid. 14Jpuuruci Waihlngton. 1SS4—.800.00. atted for th* voters ef tie polling dis- Members of the Thunday Night ised God that he would bt corns a PROPOSAL :.—RESOLVBD. that tht trict In which he or she reildei. Safety Auto Glass follower of Jeaus If his situation V sVety Inch • Man's Machine Betrd et Education ot tht Borough .ot Dsttd January 27tb, 1*63. era advisory board include Gtia ONI YIAl" Little Sliver, in th* County of Men. IMtTftUtS) WNILt t»U WAIT were altered in a way he believed DANIEL 8. BLY. DeVegh cf Tlnton Falli, Howard mouth and Stat* of New Jericy, Ii here \ District Clerk. Kester, Oceanport; Donald Babock, only a miracle could effect. by authorlltd—• The miraculous happened when CLOUD FRIDAY IV1NINW (a) To eonitruct a new two-story, NOTE.—Th* term "currant txptnitt'* Mlddletown, arta director of the twelve-room school building on its lacludis trlneltalt'. teiehert', itnltort' MORRIS PLATE GLASS CO. "Y"; Louis Mendel, Robert McNal- an order bearing the signature of AT 1:30 DURINft JANUARY ichool property ind to purchtie tehool tad mtdlul inintctori' itltrlti. fuel, 1* MAPLE AVENUE ' BED BANK MMS ly, Mr*. Orpha Hanson and Mias the King of Iran was changed, and furnlthingi and fixture! and other equip- ttstbookt, ichool tuppllu, flagi, trant. the major, at that time a flrat lieu- AND MMUARY ment neceiiary for the uld building and sortition of pupils, tuition ot pupllt at- Florence Morris, all of Red Bank. to male* mlieelltneeut repairs to tht Undlng school, la other dlitrlcti with the tenant, became a Christian. emitting plant and to pay architect, foment ef tht Boird of Bducttlea. tchool Saccharin ii not a sugar and has In equally unusual ways, he waa counsel and financing fett tnd to ex. Kttatiu. eoa»p*niallon ol tkt DUtrlet It Pays to Advertise in The Register no food value, but la very sweet. provided a Bible and with th. help pend therefor an amount not to exceed Clerk, of thei custodian of eehool moneys of a pastor when Jie was sorely In (22i.000.00. and of tttindanct officers, truant tehotlt, ,(b) To itiue bonds ot the School Dli- insurance and the Incidental eipemei of need of this help. And hia experi- trict for the said purpose .in the • prin- ences have been similar for these cipal amojnt of and not to exceed the _A member of the Board of Education past eight yara. turn of- S323.000.00. thus using up muit be at leait 21 yean of age. a cit. 1175,917.84 of the IH6.07J.I8, borrow, Ordinarily he would have expect- tin and rtiident of th* tehool dlitrlct. ing margin of the Borough of Little tnd have been a cltlien and reildtnt for ed to lose his Army rank, his friends Silver preiently available for other in> •«. l«st tkre* yesrs immedittely pre. and his /amity because he converted provementi. ceding'his or her becoming a member PROPOSAL I.—RESOLVED. That the -' —w "-"' and mutt bt able to iet" Residents of Middletown to Christianity. But, he aaid, he Board of Education of.the Borough of tried to obey the Lord in aplte of Little. Silver. Is hereby authorised to Persons who miy vote it th* election imminent danger, and instead of purchase a lot adjacint to.the school »•*<•*• •very cltlsen of the United States, suffering such loss he. haa enjoyed 17 BROAD ST. property for tchool purvosts for a sum who hatjthe qualification! required for not to exceed 11.500,00. ' Electors for the n *£{'". '"I"'"* within north M dtgrett OS mlnutei SO teeondt : Holmd'l.' '•' '°* • * "' lkt Fair Haven weit along land! of the Board of Ed- ucation of the Borough of Little Silver James J. Ronan, whose wife, Mrs. ninety-five and forty-five hundredtht Notlea ll hereby given to tht Itgtl (05.48) feet: thence tU with tht eonunt of tht Board of EduitUea. itbuel 1. To exprad the tats et SSt.soo.oo for land, Mr*. Emit Baumann, Mrs. Ilkrarlti. compststttea of tht Plitrht [uraUure, *«ulpm*nt and alterations to 32nd ANNIVERSARY SALE John F. Montgomery, Mrs. William Cleric, ef th* «*tod<*n et Mhett moneji -polling places far salt meeting tVMassau. Mrs. Barney Bgeland, and ot tlttndtnet offletri. tnuht wheels. tat their reipectiv. polling diitriet" MrsT Wesley Crosier, Mrs. Edward Imurtnet tnt tkt Inclttattl ixptatti of (dMcrlhat *» reference to th* election Many people fist fowebst a*«roanal tkt lekools. dittrttu used at the list Genenl Elee. Crosier, Mrs. Pet.r Farley, Mrs. tlotl hav* been deilgmted below, and Emily Siller, Mrs. David Murdock, B*nk Loans nor* for tknul, medical A Mtmr of the Boird nf Edaut'en mutt be tt lesit ll yean ef tg*i a cltt. nt. parson shall vote tt uld meeting Mrs. Clifford Grimmer,.Mrs: Harry •nd other similar purpose*. sen and resident ef the ichool dlitriet. tluwhere than at th* polling place des. Veroneau and Mrs. Jessi* Half. Ignated for the voters ef the polling! die* HOME FURNISHINGS nd have been a cltlien and reiideat tor Ulet in. which ht or tht reildcs. t least three yein tmtudltttly prtt*4- S Dtted Jtnutry it. ttsl. Wives of borough officials were We Deduct la Caafc Ing hit or her becoming a member tf Ywi YMBesay tueh Boird, ant mutt b* tbl* ta resd ' JAMBS W. DAVIDHE1SER. guests of the mayor and couacll Apply (as Total Cost Ywi Monthly-for tnd writ*. .-• •'.•.' . District Cltrk, at their meeting Monday night at for of Lean)' Becelve UMMtas Ptrtoni who wily vott at tht tlectlon H»t»i Tk* term "current •xreniei.'* the fire house. Inelude every cltisen of th* United Stalls who hit Ik* OAttliSeatltat rettlrtt. tar Include! prlneitiali,' teteheri'. iinltors* 10 to 33%% Discounts Former Mayor Chtrlta P. Cioas $101.00 $ 6.41 $101.52 $ 9.00 tnttts;tieal Inspectors' islirlu, fuel, Electors for tht Gtniril AiMtakly tnt of Fair Haven rd. waa confined to l?.44 304.S6 27.00 who hat been permtntntly registered In ttxtboeki, •ehtol luwlltl. Isgi. trim- 324.00 tht municipal election district, at.leait ttrtaUtt tftpuplli, tuition et pupils at. his home several days this week 34.00 564.00 80.00 forty days prior ta the date ef election. teadlag tettels In other tiitrictt with with illness. •00.00 *! »«••»' •.' *he Bent ef Education, off our famous regular low cash prices Anpllettitnt for "military service ktl- eompenutlon tt th* Mrs. Chat-lea Hayden of River lttt" may be mad* tt th* Dlitriet Cltrk. tf.teol • Uhnrlii. compenianon ti H District Cltrk.. . o..f th.ho* cuitedlteuiudltn of teheehooo l rd. returned home Sunday from If-ptt SIM. •i yaor—.aa after fats ar laarfii. POLLING DISTBICT MO. 1 ind of attendance offlcen, trutnt IIDROOM. LIVtM* ROOM AND Polling plat* at th* School tt Mirlt- Mhouls. Iniinnee tnd tkt Ineidtatal *x. Philadelphia where she attended tains ai th* schools. the funeral of her abler, Miss Na- him. plaea In tht Sektel District, for IN* ROOM SUim, UmOUTtRID CHAIRS, tfgtl votert reildlng within General Elee. A member of th* Board of Education omi Grulich, who died there Wed- 1AMK PmiOMAL LOANt AWI iltT \\m Districts No.'i On* tnt Twt ef th* nuit bt at leait 21 yetrt of sge. a cit. L0V1 MATS AND SOFAS. TARUS OF AIL nesday of last week. Bortugh of Little Silver. SIS.1I ItM int resident of the school dlitrlu, tnt hivt bun a cltlstn tnd reildent fol RINDS. FIMFUCI ACCISSORIIS, JUVINIU Mr. and Mrs. Warren Relnhart al.ltait three yean Immediately priced- of Fair Haven rd. spent the week- Motmaulk Coaaty SwroftH't Otatt lat.alt or her becoming a member of FURNITURE, LAMPS, MCTUMS. MIRRORS, end with Mr. Reinhart'a sister, Mrs. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK l«t Bear« tnt mult kt tklt tt itad James Woodward of Bogota. •atW VfttVt ' ' • • ' RC. ESTATE OF ., I*ertoni who may vet* it th* election Roberta Mack, daughter of Mr. OF DBCEAStO. Inelud* tvtiy tltlttn tt tht Unlttd BtiUi ana Mrs. Leonard Mack of River Purtutat ta tht *rdir tf DORMAN wht kit iti ouallleatlom required for All esrry a discount from thsir original price rd., and Florence Carlock, daughter McFADDIN, Surrogttt ef tht County of Beetori fo: the General AiiVmhly and of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cartock Monmouth, thli dty mide, en tht »• who ktt km permanently registered In tag! All art from our ragular stock from RED BANK, NEW JERSEY nlleatlen of thi underlined. Jerrold H. Ik* tsunlelNl, election dlitrlct. it lent of Locust' ave. attended th. In- Meyer, Vielorien M. Meyer, Wtlter B. forty dtyi prior ta the dttt of tl*ctlon. famoyi mtkars—not just a itw oddi and andi. auguration of President Elatnlww. SERVING MONMOUTH COUNTY SINCE 1864 Salinger tnd Th* Hintrer Sink it wtWaf*) Ht Orttn Tsxtursd Wilion 1TB.50 MtS FINAL IB tUN at Reaularly fll.fl Sa. Yd. , Clsyttn, Admlnlitrator tf th* tHttt of tht Pirt Mttmtuth Tout Ttxtured Wilton 171.50 KM the Mid Llla O, Cltytt«, deemed, ti- it Pert Moimoat SCULPTUMD WILTON IROADLOOM $11.91 tld.li hereby glvit tl (hi Cfitlltrt tf I, tar list! v*te»iu.,,k.s teildli ;j... Btlft Carvtd Wilton 185.00 7S.it uld • deceiHd tt preiett It' tkt uld Orttn Ttxturert Wilton 150.00 WJS Regulerly 117.10 So.. Yd. Adtslnlilrttar thtir clllmt u«d*r talk ttwsthlp tf wltSIn tig tatniht trtta tklt tatt, WtUkt Nt. T Orsy Sculptured Wilton 180.00 1»M TiXTURiD WILTON IROADLOOM $IO.H Dtttdt Jtnuarf Slit., ItSS, Toast Sculptured Wilton 150.00 WAS Roaulerlv $9.10 So, Yd. Btlft Textured Wilton H7.M NCUMD AXMINSTIR. IROADLOOM $».U •TM 110 lANK.N... flaia Qrey Axmlnsttr 149,09 •Mi FABRIC Roaularly 19.21 So. Yd. Just aff Iratw St., tap. OTHKRB rKOM »«,B0 UP PIIILE TWIST IROADLOOM So.10 ...... Marthants Truir Ca. lank CLEARANCE! MtasusH) CttMip Strrasats'i CstwS. SIAIIAA IA Ce^^tMA !• IIIMII • CWset AMeatt ttki'ti FINE THROW RUGS CONTRACT CARPET WORK ITIOr NATTU L, BBIVY, DB< Sttclil lot of htivy quality Wilted tBstxtMwtk CsaatF SwitstVi Ctwt ttrstl Ipttltl tltantloa tad eaMtdoratlon (• tkmiih«. ktttlt, riuait It ikt trdir tf IMh c e tanpln, liitt Incbei, A rtrt toperttn- lod|»», tttitmiM Mum. Yoi ctn'l •• wring with *Dl)IK, atrrtnli tf Itr It buy keivy Wilton run OVLimN-tMw tied In atir e( AtMrlct't Out SLIPCOVER & DRAPERY * ffi t •t Ikli low, low prlct .. IA. nubile bttlldlssi. 1 50 xerut*r( . —j.-.,.. ,« L, BltVy, deiiuudi PRINTS Were 1.9B l« 2.39 yd. nut it'll hireby glvin It tht iittlttri tf ••lei dieitltt It prffitl. U: II* tilt All S.l.i Finsl —All Items Offered Subject to Prier S.I.— No Mail or Phone Orders Sol*' t»Mut*» tktlr tltlint utlir tltk wUhln s|g months frttt' Ihli tali, - .' Bi.fi«>. "t.'l.BatSSiS.WB.'H,!. WOOLENS Were 2.98 lo 3.S9 yd, Rohirtst , Pillisurr, Ctrlm McKELVEY of Coalings, Suitings, Dress Weighu 2-SO Alftiilfo'HisIll.t.41, H. .. Alttraiyi, tiitidi Jtituttr tti iisi, PUBLIC NOTKB .W.M-WI. filssrsiwi ft CnUtlm'i Famow Rajs Jtfasfe MI fmhoU ftk* ntlltt thtla rtstltrjuHtlnB Iht Btrtusk OOUMI 1*1 lh* B*f*ugh-- AM for fiat rurastttrf from Amerios'a 1411 Natters REMNANTS "••"•>»» CAA/ M Rumi*n wll be htlt) ta Felmtry II. •iv. Kit, it Mimmlil Bullish Hill, tl til. Jnwttej TirriM, P, M,, it whliS fjlmt Ik* iiHM.misli OULIJTAM MILL far,Ikt (tit tf cttilruilltg curks it 21 WEST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N. J. BUTTONS *—..,„ 9U%0n Holly and Bty RtrMli, Ccdir ml Miili nun Avenuts will bs rtvliwif *nd ••nile). More Hours: Mo*asti thru fsiuraty •*• AM. tol:» P.M. •rid tnt lontmisllen kr Iht ItrMih PLUS MANY UN-ADVIRTISID SPICIALS! ALHaTA^^JB^ "Blshl tut tf is rtttifi ittivll Tkt ITOM ONN FRIDAY UNTIL ftM P. M. ClnilM At*." AtvirtliMitt. RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29, 1953 Paire Eleven' cratic way of life" Hiiil pledget! at. the homo of its president, Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mr*. J. 8, Poley of Red Mr. and Mm. Mitchell Colkcr »n* Seek Return to Board Seats "service to th» community through Grorgo \Va^n(!l\ Bank ami Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. daughters Dinah and Pauls of West i co-operative effort with other Mrs. Joseph Kelly of Niivcsink' Bowen of East Roosevelt circle. Roosevelt circle returned laaf INDOOR TENNIS members of the board, with admin- River id. is H surgical patient at | Expected home this week from jwci?k from a follr weeks' iiojours) LEON'S istrative and professional personnel Monmouth Memorial hospital. their vacation In Florida arc Mr. in Texas and Mexico. i , at the and with pnrcntfl ami other lay Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffmlre of and Mrs. Ruasell McC'onncll and • tleentn * Lwaeteren citizens in obtaining tlie best pos- sons John and James of East Wil- Scientists believe the world 10 sible education for every chilli In Lake Shore dr., were hosts at a the community." canasta party Friday. Guests were son circle. gradually growing warmer. ; Now Serving HOLMDFL Mr. Ryacr came here In \!)25 from Kane, Pa., and was graduated •<>-*•» from the school In the old building WO NEED FOR (SHREWSBURY TENNIS CLUB in 1921), now the'borough hall. He joined the Railway Express agency OLD FASHIONED METHODS In 1937 and, after having servcil NOW .. the last ware) In »oefcoged Units is available... .LITTLE SILVER IN HOLMDEL In various offices In the Knstern dU'ision, has been appointed man- DAILY Walter A. Kimdla ager of the Red Bank branch. Be- THE READY HUNG DOOR fore becoming manager he was The New Patented REflDY HUNG DOOR Crating Method Makes QUICK SERVICI chairman of the North Atlantic lodge. Brotherhood of Railway It Possible to H.ivi' ,i Ooot Unit made in the mill and PICKUP 4 DEUVERY • If no anjwtr call Clerks, and vice chairman of tho delivered to you on the |ob IN PIRFECT CONDITION1 CALL MliMM Mill Allegheny system, Board of Ad- justment, which handles labor ells- Opan for Membership puts in six states. RE 6-2800 He has been a board member ... the past six years, four of which t*i HEAOf HUN* were served as president. Hn is 0001 1'. lot IN. chairman of the finance committee SlNtf USD FOK USf ^^•^ and chairman of the special .com- IMSTALLATIOM . . . "i in |«n »BM"|N! .. Mm. A. Edwin Bardie George W. Ryscr mittee to build new facilities. sswaassi -WANTED- Ultil Ssai.r bitch Married to the former Miss Mar- - "™" >eld Ih. fr.m« Start if«i IN bMhwu ttthn *f RMI lank LITTLE SILVER—Present mem- daughters are In the eighth grade joric E. Poolc of Long Branch, ,4u.rt durlfli Inttcl. bers of tho board of education who here,' a son is a sophomore at Red they have three children, twin Dm IMf. neck re-election In the Feb. 10 elec- Bank high: a son Is associated daughters uid a son. They live at •ZPSC

I AsasaUmsi •• tion arc Mrs. A. Edwin Burdf c and with hli father in business, and a 24 Salem lane. LWIHn V Georfic W. Ryacr. They lire opposed married daughter lives in Ames, Active in local affairs, he is a by Mra. Walter Ingram and Karl Iowa. • •• . ••'... •• •. . charter member of the Commun- Jacobl: , ' ' ,' Mrs, Burdgo has been active in ity club and chairman of the club's EMIL A native of Uttle Silver.' Mrs. the local Parent-Teachpr associa- scout committee which formed the 31* Otklty A«t., W«tr Ia4 Ua« Broncfi LO 4-5444-R Burdso is tho daughter of Mr. andtion, serving aa secretary in 194S- cub pack and boy scout troop here. MM, James Lane of Prospect avc. A former Y.M.C.A. leader, he 1 4» and as president from 1W9 to j • KKQUIKES NO SPECIAL I HAMIN(. Cull or contact, after SiW P. M., Monday to Friday. She .received her elementary and 1WL. She now Is president of the served six years on the borough's hiRh school education in Red Bank Monmouth County Council of Par- zoning board of cdjuRtiucnt and a school* She was graduated from ent-Teacher associations,. a mem- member of the fire company! • CAKPENTEKS HAVE INSTALLED HEADY HtNi; DOORS IN Rider college In Trenton aa teach- ber of the Married Couples Bible In announcing his candidacy for II MINUTES er of business and business admin- clans and.tho chancel choir of the re-election, Mr. Ryscr said he '» istration, remaining on the college Red Bank Methodist church. motivated ny a sincere desire, "to GIVK THESE PKE-FIT, TIME-SAVINf; DOOHS A FULL INSPE& faculty for a year before entering An advocate of the need for more attempt to serve the board and all public school education as a mem-public interest in and co-operation of the residents of the borough by I ION AT OUK OFFICES. ATTEND ber of, the faculty of Bristol high with the school board, Mrs. Burdge continually improving the excellent school, Bristol, Pa. In her second regularly attended meetings of the educational system we now enjoy." ASK FOK MK. WIUGHT OK M|{. MM.AKO. year there, ahe became supervisor board the past four years. In July, of the commercial department. Af- she was appointed by the board to ter her marriage, she was a sub- All the unexpired term of Mrs. Le- Country Club Estates COLLEGE stitute teacher in Red Bank high Roy C. Tynck, who moved from Dr. and Mm. George Wagner of schdol and did considerable adult the borough. West Wilson circle were hosts to education in private schools. She 1 . In announcing her candidacy, the Friday club which met at their Monmouth Lumber Co. moved back to Little Silver 13 Mra. Burdge' told of her "belief in years ago. home last week. ' Enroll In Evening Classes the public school system of educa- The executive board meeting of 79 CENTRAL AVENUE RED BANK, N. J. Tho mother of five children, two tion as'a vital factor in our demo- the River Plaza Women's club met . River Plan Donna twr Branch. Among the origins,) LONt> MANCH, N. J. members etill active are William Stobo, RUMCH Clark and Norman PHOHI: ION* MANCH 4-4100 Scattergood. William Kaney is an inactive member of the smim group, ICe* after 1:30 t,M.) The auxiliary's gift to the company, a gavel with a silver band inscribed in honor of the celebration, was pre- sented by Mrs. Benjamin Bicker, the group'* president. Guests of honor at the dinner were Mrs, John Fowler and Mr. and Mr*. Charles Thompson. The couple loaned their Start your Dremnjjome now garage to temporarily house the company in 19J7. Other* attending were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Earl DeMarks, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Franklin, Ur. and Mrs. Russel Tetley, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Soden, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bcatergood, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Stobo, Mr. and Mr*. Pe- ter DiSclulto. Mr. and Mri. Elwoed Hendricks, Mr, and Mrs. John C. Fowler, Mr. and MM. Chtrlei Me- Uughlln, Mr. and Mr*. James Fer- guson, Mr, and Mrs, frftnk 91«l«- .dell. Mr, and Mrs. Chris DtVllippo, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Alexander, Mr, and Mri. William Btobo, Mill Con- nie Adnms, Walter H. Stobo, Mr. and Mrs. John Partrlek, Mr, and Mrs, John McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark, Mr, and Mri. Wil- liam A. Kaney, Mr, and Mrs, Wil- liam Olsen, Mr, and Mrs. Clifford A, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Admiral Bogart, Mr. and Mri. Walter Im- lay, Mr, and Mrs, Anthony Citarella Only 22!." wide! Rig 31" perfect and John Hii'd. picture, Guaranteed UHK. i'lus huilt'inradioandnewSupcr"600" Mrs. Victor Fox of Carftnter st. Automatic Phonograph, WM hostess at a workshop test for representatives of various groups here Interested In arU and craft*. Mm. Fox's slster-ln-taw, Mrs, Vlda Fox Fugan of New York city, who wan a guoat at the meeting, dis- <299 cussed and exhibited her hobby, of Amirka'j Most Wonted TV A dream that will become a las iho eteatlnx flowers and corsages made from wood fibre grown In Formosa reality... your new Gorham* Sterllngl and dy»d In unusual colon by • The one possoision In your homo that sioret process, Etch person priiant will never need replacing.. .never ejo made hoi' own corsage, Attending No Money our of fashion... and will glorify any woro Mrs, !*onard Aducel, Mrs, Ototge Castlenun, Mrs. Ernest style of decor, whether modem or Cottiell, Mm, Worth Cunningham, Down! traditional. Mr/1, dorimde , aoodspeed, Mrs, Beautiful Admiral 21' TV console with all-new Dynn- To make thli dream came (rue. c Flrjienco Hiinmn, Mis, W, Ollbcit Ray Picture Tube that given you big 21" perfect picture. from our wide selection of Gorham's Manion, Mm, Elmer M«*son, Mrs, John Pnrtrlck, Mrs, Anthony Per- "DX" Range Finder. Variablo Tone Control. Magnifi- Phone Eatontown 17 most popular petterns. And, I'ottN, MM, John nerd, Mri, El- remember to ask about Gorhams wnod Scurlrr, Mrs, Raymond Van- cent walnut, mahogany, blond hand-rubbed cabinets. eiclutlve seemteis knife handle. Its Olithn, Mrs, Gem go Wsgner and Sw it nowt Compare! You'll agree it's a fabulous buy! dint-reiiitant and rittle proof. Mrs, T, Hodncy Wilson, In th« «ve- 3-0400 nlng, Mm, F«Knn WNM guest of 199° Pilet: ihewn IndueInelnee* Mjlire•ejtartl ••t;« «njtM*t ar«r»* lof•«' honor at a surpiis* birthday cile- lU.pl a ptaca-Mttltifi l*»Ha, fart, ••••won, brntlon planned by Mr, and Mrs, M««tllllOXIt (letny) itltd fort. ef»a.m i«u» »M0«, butter Fux for. membt'M of the family, OIMH Ev#rr BvenlHf ] i Attending wrro Mri, Ermit Fox, t TIM 10 r>, M, Yet, it's Admiral'! big 21" tnblo model TV »t Hi',, Hcniy K, Vox and children, ATONTOWM theprlc«ofutlitr I7's! Witlt 43% bigger picture DorlH And Hi'nry, and Mr, anil Mm, fur the MID* money ,,. »nd an nmiuinftly totter lifiiniif't Hofnmn of Atlnntln High- IKIHIA, Mi1, NIIII MM, l.ne llnfmsn RADIO «c TELEVISION I ^i plcturr, too, (Umr»nt*ed UHF. C'omoln ,,, see WILBUR'S nf Hrlford, Mr, unri Mr*, Brn*st the moot popular TV s*l In th» landl Bur til Suit E KON, ,lr, u( KoiKc it, «nd Victor EATONTOWN N J all *k»t IMIW* t*4»>4 TH fWaf mmmtmt JEWELERS »'ox, Jr. 17-19 MAIN STREET UTAKIJHIB 70 VIAM RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29,1958

Morgan Knapp Leaves | to the flrst county commander, Car Through Rail, Driver Unhurt Harold Harten. *** «tR*d%sik la tk.Ct.aty ef Mea. COMPLETE or Chicago Session i '' aeatk. that tk* annual meeting far tk* Spaghetti Ja not made from flour, election af taree (I) neaktrt ef tke Beard af Bduettion, for. tke regular tera •ATTHY «| SHREWSBURY—Morgan Knapp, but from a coarser grind of wheat. of three yean, and one (1) aeaktr for icwly elected president of the tk* untxplred term tf ont year, will k* len's club of the Presbyterian kild at tke Red Bank High School, Hard* CO. In Britain the automobile trans- lag Bead, River Street School and Oak- church, leave* tomorrow (Thurs- mission ta called the gearbox. land Strut School, on Tutidty. 1**1 day) for Chicago where he will roary 10, Hit: froa four o'eletk P.T ttend • three-day meeting of rep- If you, too, MM! ettfeta ta nine e'eleek P. M.. tnd si aiu longer at may ke nttssury, tt tnakli all eaenUtivei of Men's clubs from quickly, han'i a good;.. tke legal votirs preient te etrt tktlr ll over the country. The program # i scheduled to last through Sun- - Tkca* atakers will be titeted fer ley, after which Mr. Knapp will tlree years; on* attaktr will to ettttei 4BC ycftaf •turn. • . '• At tk* uld meeting, tfct ftllewlaa Rev. Arthur S. Jolce, who if in. Prepesitleaa will bt tubaltttdl Ihlcago this week; plant to re- Idea!..... naln there over the week-end In, PhoneotitopinatHFC.Yott j Tkat tko turn ef I5J.000 bt «»«• irder to attend the sessions along ferred from tk* Surplus of tkt Board lth Mr. Knapp. can borrow $30 up to $600 on ; ef Education of tk* Bareufb ef Red Beak, to tk*.Capital Aeeount, for tk* SHREWSBURY just your rignatuN. No •&• ; ptrpet* ef ptuektilag Majpaoat fertk* COUNTY A.L. BALLT domnult'tiiit;;: »» addition t* tk* It* Bank Higk TREEHOLD-Herold Saidt, pub- LITTLE SILVER lic relations director of the ataU . Tkat tke mat ef tlt.OOO ke trans* American Legion, will be the speak- firrtd froa tk* Surplui of tki Beard ef er at 7:30 o'clock Thursday, at a Bdueition at tka Borougk ef Red Bsnk. rally and dinner of the Monmouth Solution!... tt tkt Repair aad Rtpltceatnt Aceoant. Alset at laid meeting will k* iuk> County American Legion at the MONMV PAYHMNT NAM altttd preposltlone fer vttlng ttiM fer American hotel here. Ve«esl tie tefcool yttr ltil-14. for tkt follow. n u Dtfntel J. Manclnl, county com- I Far Current* Expense* _ Mi4.ttT.tt mander, will preside at which 14.87 (9.08 Far Repair! snd presentation of the first county (6.41 16.97 9.75 18.15 Rtaltetatnti , 41.ltl.tl American Legion flag will be made For Msnutl Training ___-. 14,000.04 MS 12.83 1193 19.50 39J1 Far Capital Outlay „... «. tl.OOO.OO 1924 20,90 2925 S4.46 ^istVisisBB' dnW" gBaaaaft AAnaataafaB Fer Vecatltatl Xdutttlta ... Mlt.ll 30.92 33.69 47.02 89.53 fjfPVro iVi Tm wwrwwwwt Tfce tetal aatunt thought ~~"~"~~ MKNWI dor* it »*»<•» munkmttt-

Bltetlan Dlitrlett 5. 0. 7 tnd •, will vet* at tki Oskland Street tckael. . Section Dlitriets 9. 10 and 11 frill voU'at the River 8trtet sektel. Dated thla llrd day of January. ltSt. • PAUL A. >OUM Salaries tnd Wsgti .....••» lli.OI III.tt 125.00 113.0* CIRCLE day that an uncle of the children Local Purpom •> 188.9S8.oO u*.m.o« Fir* 188.0S8.S0 4.019.0* t.140.11 1.140.00 1,740.00 CHEVROLET not all three children still live (a) General County (Eitiroatt for Kit) in,»4t.7i 10M14.88 Salaries and Wagw .••.•.—.- - U2.I4I.71 ' 1.201.00 5.110.00 5.400.00 1,199.7* l,170.lt and also read to the court a letter 2.8S2.K ITSOO.93 OtllCP EX P*in IU • ..m««'M.«m««»imne* (b) County Library (Eitlmttt for l»St) 2,881.11 Kirt Hydrant 8ervle« ...^.«..«—.«««« 7.099.00 0.010.40 4.900.00 1,457.54 11.11 CO. from the State department, which M»l,74I.f4 t480.8*8.»l> Aid to VolunUtr Fir* C«»p»iiUi ««, 1,009.00 1,110.90 1,000.40 1.800.00 advised that" though there may be Tetalt jfoUeo .... OUR UHV CAR LOT no regulatory obstacle to a private Saltrltv eind 9S.I09.00 11,100.00 11.010.00 11.071.11 Statt Aid: Reetivtd and to bt Rtcllrtd (Allotttd) 0l d 4.0S9.00 4.500.00 1.010.00 1,8*1.01 U4.lt It LOCAT1D AT remittance to an individual In the la) Raad Malnttaaaea aad Coattruitita Faadi t 5,llt.0« t 5.11J.00, - | 1,871.00 .Peniion Fund—Municipal Fund .... I.T09.00 1.740.09 1,700.00 1.470.07 Soviet Union,.the Secretary of the Rtlltf Fund" "s «7l.0»v ?65.t)0 PoIlM Patrol Car» 1,401.90 l.lOt.Ot .1.100.0* 1.100.01 111 MAPU AVI. ' Treasury is authoriied by law to (d) Pallet and Fir* Dtpartatnta ... 1.111.77 1.014.70 Flrit Aid Organisation—AW and determine the countries to which Mtlnteninet RIO RANK Otker Expemei 1,009.49 1,000.00 1.000.00 t.4t.tt tt.lt United States treasury checks LOCAL BUDGET NOTKE Municipal Court Stctlon 1. Stltrlei and.Wager 1,400.00 1,410.10 1,409.0* 1,400.0* Local Budgtt ef tk* Barmik ef Beaten, Craatr ef ktanaautk, for tht Dual yttr list. Otker Expenses - U0.00 110.00 40.1* Inapectlon of .Buildings ast.oo - BE IT RESOLVED, tktt tk* toltowtw ttateataU ef tmun aad appropriations skall trattltatt tkt letat kaditt Salirlet and Wagtt ... too.oo 110.00 100.0* for the year 1953, ' Otker Expemes ...... 10.00 10.00 • soo.0* 1.80 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, tkat tald kudltt kt paklliktd in tkt Btd Bank Rtglittr. in tkt luut ol tkt 2»la Local Defeni* Council 10.00 100.00 410.09 day of January, 1951. 4 Otker Rxpemes o;o.oo Notice Ii ktrtky linn tkat tk* kudnt tnd Ma Nieletlta was apareted ky tk* Bareufk Cauaill ef tkt B*r*»fk t. Struts end Raadai Repalri. and Maintenance (laeladlag •f Bunion, County ofMonmoulh, on tht 22nd da> of January, till, Snow Removal I A atari™ on tk* kudnt snd tai rtt*l*tl*n will kt ktld at tkt Meaoria! Borouih Hall, an tkt Ittk day of Salariei and Wages ...... 11.000.00 17.071.00 St.00l.t4 I07.lt February, 1*53. at 8:30 o'clock P. M., at whleh tiat and plact objtetlont to tald budut and U* rtiolutlon ol tkt Other Expemea 11.004.90 Mtt.OI 4,100.00 1,110.11 tlt.lt Borough of Rumion for tht year 1911 aty bt preitnttd ky taxpaytra or other interested periont. Construction, Reeomtructlon, Repairs and Maintenance With Slat. Aid By BXPLAMATORY STATEMENT 7.094.49 T.0IO.** 1.200.0* 1.14l.lt The I95J budget of tht Borouih *f Ruaton, lubaltud for yaur approval, Is prtpsrtd on * full cask ksilt, a Butt" Llgkting"""™™ZZ-™:~ZH 11,199.94 ll,«l*.l* 11,000.00 10,711.71 tilt ftqulred ttttutory procedure, ' , 4. Sanitation: Gtrkagt and Atk Rtaeval Borouck Council it very conteleut tf tkt fait tkat ttxts tkeald kt ktpt to a mlnlmua and kat dant tvtrytklni Salirlti aid Wagei 11.011.99 ll,llt.ll 11,(10.0* 1M41.1I , ' Ml In lit power to rtduce tht colt of levtrnatat far tkt ferthtejalna ytar. Tkt aaount ta kt railed ky taxation far Other Sxpiniet 2,411.90 4,419,91 4.O7I.II VtU.tt ' 111.11 local government purpom ii ll81.B0l.il, aa latriti* of 111,179.79. Tk* llii lax rate tor local purpotit, tkt only I. Hiiltk and Charltltn rate over whleh the Borough Council kat any control. Is ciflatted t* ke 114.20 fer each 11.000.00 of aliened val. Board of Health uatlont compared with 129.18 for 19il, an inerean of II.U. Final determination of the total 1151 tax rate will kc Salarln and Wagtt 1.100.09 1,110.01 1,101.00 1,100.71 made when the exact amount! to kt collected ky tke Borough f*r county and local tehool taxei kavt kttn dtttralntd. Other Expemes 175.99 110.19 800.00 242.44 On the bull of actual levlet ky thtie two gntrnatntal k*ditt in Itll, tht total tax rttt fer 1951 wauld kt ap- Poor— Adalnlutratloa proximately I45"87 per ll.000.0O of aiieiiid valuation! etapartd wltk 111.41 for 19it. However, prtllalnary Salsrlti and Wtgtt 709.90 tlO.9*t aio.oo 001.09 eitlmatei Indicate that the requirement! of tktit two unlit will k* up lunclently over lut ytar te reeulre e furtktr Otker Expemei ...... 100.00 110.90 100.09 lll.lt Increni* in the final tax rate. poor—Rellif ...... 1,199.90 1,100.94 1,1*1.09 1,111.00 Servirei ef Vliitlng Nurse Appropriation! for operating txpenlll kavt Intrelied |T,t44.00 *ver Kit, of whlek 11,410.00 repreientl provitlon OtbtP BXpCnlfS T-T1 Mneeettse) tOI.lt tlt.lt tll.*t MM! for salary Increaiei to Borougk employeei. Appropriation! for etktr txpenm remain aubitantlally th* teat *t lait 1 Reereatlan and Education) ytir with tha exception of tht tend diMrtaint, wklck Include! an appreprlillen of 14,100,09 far new etulpaent In Park and Playground (Vlttery Park) the operatlns lection of the Itll budget. A ilalltr appropriation In tkt Hit budgtt wtt lilted under tht capital Salariei tut) Wtgei ...... _.._..„„ 1.709.90 l.tM.II l.tll.lt 1,tll.lt improvement uetlon and oltiet by a ekargt aialnit turplus eatk. Anticipated itvenuet reflect an ineretie tf approx. OtkevlHlr aExseniiw Bl P*J II BfJ tm «*»»*a,**ie.B«>>i*4*e»i*t«e»*ae«t 1,404.40 I.III.I9 1,144.11 imitely 11,000.00 which, togtthtr with Iscreiied ratable! ef tlT«.7IM0, art » contrikutory fatter In reducing tkt AM te Ocetnle Frit Pukllt Library 1,119.0* tax rate, . Otker Expentct •••• 714.91 tll.00 llt.lt Dekt tervlet appropriation* are approxtmattly tkt iant at latt ytar. ttO, •1,111.00 71,711.04 I.II7.II EXPLANATORY STATElttNT ll.HI.tl SUMMARY OF OENERAL BUDGET SECTION OF BUDGET Ytar till Yetr III! Totsl Ostretlens •aes.tTe.ee t isei.nt.ee am.ioi.ti ti.tii.ii I. Total aineral,,Appropriation! F*r Mutlilpal Paiaests . • " ulttM'ltl lplaproveainll ! 1241,110.01 1211.250.51 il laarevtatnprev t _Fuad a...... ,,...... to.tet.it » T*u"ApproprUtioMFar''L*'JtlDisVr'itV'M 4,119.99 4,011.11 t.HI.JI 1,111.01 itlei ef Bulhhesd ...„., M 1,149.01 l.tl*.lt . AppwprltAppwprlttloii—Rtiirvt'ForUMeitloiiRtiirvtForUMeit ^ (I) Riauliaulnlnnddd FFa rT Ttxtt in Municipal BsdltBsdltl 11,114.19 * 11,170.91 Totel Capital tavrtvtaiiti • at,tit,n 1 iijii.ii I 11,701.01 S li,ttl.li (hi Requiequireird d FFe r OtkiOtkr TssiT t (Secttl(Sl, CevatCty * Spftlal District (d) Munltlpel Debt Service e Pkllce ler tJ Ii tkt Mg atwi *f ai,4i4.tt 11,192.11 Psyaent ef Bands Tlt.lt fll.0ll.00 (11.01 •k* TV and ntlt wtrld , .; And wt'vt tittreit *• Bands lt.ll I7,l17,1't •7.11 Ml ttetlvtt] a ip*tta1 tkliewal . , . 4, T*ttl flineral Appraprlatloni (ltta t, ihttt It) tltn.OII.OI 2««,I7«.I» Itteriit ea Sewer Antiiaiat Btedl TIM! 1.011.lM1t 1,911.11 I, Ltsii Anllelpsttd Revtnuti (Itia I, thnt I) tt:»44t 101,111.19 Ik* IttMM Pkllte PewerpUat with Ttttl ef Municipal Debt Servile M • i.Mi.at I 1,141.17 tuser.MMltlvt tuntr it ritdr far Ikt 0, "ub-Totll „ « „..,. 1110,111.17 H7t.tll.il Deferrid Ckirgit snd Slstuttiy I I.I4I.IT •ew AILCktaail UHF. 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METHODIST at*:45 a. m. Mrs. Eleanor Llndwy Sea Bright is superintendent. The morning INVEST IN THESE OUTSTANDING Church school with claaieg for worship service will be held at 11 hose of all age* will meet Sunday o'clock. Rev. Robert 8. JudfO la RED BANK DAYS 3 BIG VALUE DAYS EVERY WEEK FOR THE LADIES PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST FBESBYTEBIAN CHUBCH OF CUBIST Red Bank Red Bank r Rumson Eatontown MRS. FM. and SIT. TO it m for "Is This a Christian Country?" A Communion meditation on the Morning worship will be at 11 Warren H. VanTuyl, minister, In 2.2* :xt, "Forgive Us Our Trespasses," a. m., with the sermon by Rev. A. vites the public to attend meetings will be the sermon topic of Rev. RUHNISS O'/i TO It Charles S. Webster next Sunday ill be given by the pastor, Rev. Kenneth Magner, pastor. New offi- of this church, which are held Sun- at the 9:35 and 11 a. m. services in V. Clinton Powers, at the 11 o'clock cers of the church will be installed days from 9:30 a, m. to 11:30 a. m Necklace and Earrings Set.. 2.80 and commissioned at the service. for worship. The first hour is for Carpenters' hall, Maple ave. and •unday morning service. The right Value, to 14.50 WikofT pi. Dr. Carl F. Mueller, and ef fellowship will be extended John H. Watson, 3d, minister of Bible study, the second for preach- SlRDLH AMD^PArfffl •NIDUS minister of music, will preside at «w members. "When I Survey the music, will play as prelude "Pas- ing and Communion. At 7 p. m. a 1.96 the organ at both services. Ushers Vondrous Cross," arranged by torale" by Tombelle and "Canta- practice singing: period is held, fo) «t the first service will include R. files, will b« played aa the organ bile" by Hagg. The chancel choir lowed at 7:30 p. m. by an open TRIMMID SLIPS u ONtv Kenneth Altreuter, Kenneth G. trelude. The chancel choir will sing will sing "There's a Wideneas in forum discussion. Bible study is Expansion Watch Bracelet.. If39 Critton and Dale W. VanWinkle. he anthem, "What of the Night," Gods Mercy," Demarest. Mr. Wat- held Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. NYUN ™£OT. MY0N OUWC NVLON TRIMMED y Thompson, and Mrs. J. William son will play as organ offertory This group of Christians conduct Values to 6.95 At the 11 o'clock service the elm, Sr.» will render the offertory "But the Lord Is Mindful of His adult choir will sing "Holy, Holy, services on the basis of New Testa- 1.69 10I0, "The Lord's Prayer" by Ma- Own," Mendelssohn, and as post- ment Scriptures alone, speaking Holy." Ushers are Clifford W. lude "Ye Christian People, Praise whero the Bible speaks and being NIOHTOOWNS M t* 4*-VALUES TO I.M Dickinson, Jr., and Howard Unger- otto. the Lord," Bach. Cuff Links and Tie Bar Sets er, Jr. A baby sitter is furnished Church ushers will include Charles silent where the Bible is silent. in Westminster house to enable par- Imith, Charles Miller, Vcrnon Loud Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stevens will Undenominational, anyone desir- Viluoi to 10.00 ents to attend. nd Wellington Kennedy. A nursery form the welcoming committee, and ing to worship God in "spirit and FOR THE CHILDREti conducted by the 50-50 club in James Slalfa. William Strohmenger, truth" will find tho worship ac- Church school meets at 9:30 he new kindergarten room for William Sagurton and J. Edward ceptable. a. m. in Westminster house, with mall children during the morning Wilson will comprise the ushering The church Is located on rt. 39, classes from nursery through high lervice. committee. just north of the business section. Earrings t|.t» 1.39 school. At 10:30 a. m. Sunday a Memorial flowers for next Sun- The church nursery will be open special meeting of the Session will in Binghum hall during the morn- Voluat to S.fS CORDUROY SLACKS t* TO IS be held in Carpenters' hall to re- day will be given in memory of J. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC William Helm, Sr., by his wife and ing service. Church school will meet • Red Bank 4.39 ceive new members into the • fel- at 9:45 a. m. lowship of the church. Mmily, and in memory of Frank Sunday masses are at 7, 8, 9, II House, presented by his daughter, The supper club will meet for a and 11 o'clock. Baptisms arc al COROURO" PANTS Mm-SIZE it ONLY Sunday at 7 p. m., the weekly MM. Elmer,CottrcM. Flowers last supper meeting at 6:30 p. m. In 11:45 a. m. Sundays. Manicure Sets meeting of the Westminster youth Sunday were the gift of Mrs. Helen Bingham hall. with Dr. Edward Confessions arc hoard Saturday! Off ROYS' SA'NPORBRfr PLANNRL SHIRTS fellowship will be held in Westmin- itraugbn Conover in memory of her Schcffer, retiring president, presid- from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and 7:30 ti TO e ster house under the supervision athcr, Dr. Slraughn. ing. During the business meeting, 9 p. m. •™'« MS of Douglas W. McCrum, youth di- Sunday-school meets at 9:45 a. m. officers will be elected. The pro- 1.09 rector. A forum will be held oa gram features the augmented chan- The Miraculous Medal novena is COSTUME JEWELERY 'he junior high group meets at 6:30 held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. The IUSTW IkOWN POLOS i TO ." the query, "What Happens After p. m., with Robert Smith, president, cel choir in a presentation of secu- Death?"" lar and religious music. Mrs. John perpetual novena to St. Anthony Nationally Known Makes In charge. A film, "As We Forgive," held Tuesday at 7:30 p. 'm. Today (Wednesday) at 7:30 p. m. ill be shown. The senior high Parmly is receiving reservations CHILDRIN'S 2*PC. PLANNRL PAJAMAS the weekly meeting of the Boy group meets at 7 o'clock, with Rob- for the supper phase of the evening. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 4 TO Scouta will be held in Westminster ert Danes presiding. The young Youth fellowship will not meet FRIENDS (Quakers) 169 house under the direction of Rob- people's fellowship group meets at Sunday evening in crder to make Shrewsbury IROADCLOTH SHIRTS J TO « ert C. Turnbull. way for the supper club meeting, 7:30. Rose Leshkowiti is president. but will hold its regular meeting The Shrewsbury meeting of R up to 50^b off 1.39 Tonight at 8 p. m., the evening The same film will be shown. al 7:30 p. m., Feb. 8. llgious Society of Friends (Quak- circles of the Women's association The board of trustees will meet ers), mecta for worship at H a. m FOH THE MEN -will meet as follows: Circle one Monday at 8 p. m. in the church Tonight in Bingham hall the con- the First-day (Sunday) in the meet gregation will honor the new mem- Ing house at Broad st. and Syca- And many other items at greatly reduced (Mrs. David W. Woodward), home office, and the deacons at the same IM*/« WOOL SHIRTS uv. TO ir of Mrs. Robert H. Forsyth, 14 lour in the pastor's study. bers of 1952 in a dessert hour re- more ave., preceded at 10 a. m. by 5.25 Katherine at., Fair Haven; circle Women will do hand sewing and ception at 7:30. The annual meet- the First-day school. Visitors ar* ONE DAY ONLY—SANFOR ing will follow immediately after welcome. prices for RED BANK DAYS. two (Mrs. Robert L. Snowden roll bandages for the White Cross 110 YANK WORK PA HTO« WAIST home of Mrs. J. Leonard Covert, quota at a meeting next Wednes- the reception. 179 11 Caro ct., Red Bank; circle three day from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Mrs. The choir will rehearse In the METHODIST (Mrs. John C. Glvens) home of Mrs. Dewey Barr, chairman, asks that church at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow Occanport PLANNIL SHIRTS PUIBS * CHECKS S, M. ML. L <3ivens, 90 Throckmorton ave.. Red the women bring sandwiches for (Thursday). Church school under the dircctloi Bank, and circle four (Mrs. Lyman "Sewing Day." A beverage and des- The men's bowling team will of George C. D. Hurley, gener C. Vanlnwegen) home of Mrs. sert will be provided. compete in Red Bank Interchurch superintendent, will meet at 9:45 50RDUR0Y PANTS Charles C. Magill, 7« Heights ter,, The board of Christian education competition Monday, Feb. 2, at 9 m. Sunday. The Sunday worsh Fair Haven. will meet next Thursday at 8 p. m. p. m. In the Red Bank Bowling service will be hold at 7:30 p, m RMNiy WllMf TMTlnC vMH#S iPsfMl^lWIIff ffn#. ti Tomorrow (Thursday) at 3:30 in the church office, center. J. E. W. Kupcr is team Rev. Robert S. Judge is pastor. ALL SA1XS FINAL p. m.. the weekly meeting of the captain. Brownies will be held In Westmin- REFORMED The Presbytery of Monmouth THE REORGANIZED CHURCH ster house under the co-direction will meet in Barnegat Presbyterian OF JESUS CHRIST OF Red Bank church Tuesday, Feb. 3. The pas- LATTER DAY SAINTS A PIT HOSIERY of Mrs. George Worthley, Jr., and Rev. Runyon L. Wolff will preach Mrs. Robert Shelly. At 8 p. m., th tor with an elder will represent Eatontown at the 10:48 service Sunday on the the local church. Church school Is at 10:30 a. m. weekly rehearsal of the adull 1 AltIV STORES theme, "The Vows of Dtscipleship." The Session will meet Feb. 10 Morning worship Is at 11:30. Meet P choir will be held in Westminster The senior choir will be under the 72 BROAD STRUT RANK house under the direction of Dr. direction of Mrs. Thomas Brereton, at 8 p. m. at the manse. Ings are held every Sunday at the Mueller. Welcomed into the membership home of Capt. Alin Henson, 3M organist and choir director. Pine st., Eatontown. Saturday at 9:30 a. m., the jun At 8:30 a. m., the church school of the church at the observance of lor choir will hold its weekly re- will meet under the direction of the Sacrament of Communion Sun- hearsal under the direction of Mr., its superintendent, Harry W. In- day were Mr, and Mrs, Francis Mueller. O'Gorman, Mr. an.1 Mrs. Edwin gall*. Pomphtey. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tuesday at 9:15 a. m., the min- Rev. Mr. Wolff will conduct a ister will attend the: stated meet- meeting of the *dult Bible class at Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend ing of the Monmouth Presbytery the church at 7:S0 p. m. The group Smith, Mrs. James Ward, Miss at the Barnegat Presbyterian is studying th* Gospel according to Mary Bruckner, Miss Josephine church. Tuesday at 2:90 p. m., th* St. Mark. Pullen and James Stalfa, executive meeting of the Women's The home of Mrs. Rachel Rank In EMBURY METHODIST association will be held in West on Forman at., Fair Haven,.will be minster house, with Mrs. Harrj the seen* of th* meeting of the Little Silver R. Vogel presiding. At 7 p. m., thi Ladies' Aid society next Tuesday at The children's choir will re- minister will participate in th 8 p. m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Er-hearse at 7 o'clock tonight in the "Preaching Mission Service" at nest Boden. Mr*. William Wellner sanctuary. Miss Marjorle Franti is Fort Monmouth at which the Re and Mrs. Frank White. the director. At S:15, the board of Dr. Paul Austin Wolfe of Brick education will meet in the choir Presbyterian church, New Tork CHURCH OF CHBI8T, room of the church. Plans will be will be the principal speaker. Al SCIENTIST made for tha Lenten and Easter 8 p. m. the monthly meeting ol Red Bank season. the board of trustees will be held Church school meets at 9:49 for in Westminster house. Election ol Services in First Church of grades ona to nine, Rev. August officers will be held. Christ, Scientist, 309 Broad at., are held Sundays at 11 a. m. and 1:15 Klebsattel, Methodist missionary Next Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. p. m. Sunday school meets at 11 to Angola, Portugal's Urge colony the monthly luncheon meeting o; a. m. Wednesday evening testi- in West Africa, will be th* speaker. the Women's association will bi monial meetings at 8:15. He will address grades four to held In Westminster house. Clrdi eight from 9:45 to 10:15 and grades The Lesson-Sermon entitled 'Love' one to three from 10:15 to 10:45. two (Mrs. Joseph R. Serplco and to be read in Christian Science Mrs. Godfrey Olson) will act as churches this Sunday shows how At the 11 a. m. worship service, hostesses and devotions will be In the prayerful acknowledgment of Rev. James W. Marshall will have charge of circle one (Mrs. Arthu God's almtghtlness helps one to as his theme, "How to Deal With T. Holey and Mrs. P. ROM Lyons). overcome ' fear and experience Dark paya," The senior choir will At the business meeting at 1:30 Love's guidance and protection. nirig Beethoven's "The Heaven* Ar* p. m. Rev. Mr. Webster will Telling." The choir will usa for th* the speaker. The Golden Text Is from Jere- first time as a response after miah: 'Let him that glorieth glory th* benediction, "The Seven-fold REFORMED in this, that he understandeth and Amen." For the prayer response knowcth me, that I am the Lord they will use "Let All Mortal Flein Middletown which exercise lovlngklndncas, judg- Keep Silence." The words are from Rev. Walter W. Feigner, pasto ment, and righteousness, in the the liturgy of St. James and ar* will preach Sunday at the 1 earth." (9:24.) used with the musle of a French o'clock service on the topic, "Jesu The following passage from the traditional carol. The altar flowers the Healer." Charles C. Magill, or King James version of the Bible will be presented by Mr. and Mrs. ganlst, will direct the choir in th will be read: "There is no fear in George Ivins in memory of their singing of Wilson's "In His Oarde love; but perfect love caateth out son. Willard. Fair" and the prayer hymn, "Spirl fear: because fear hath torment. He Divine." Mr. Magill will play as th that tearetVls not made perfect In The, Methodist Touth fellowship organ prelude, "Largo," by Chopir love." (I. John 4:18.) will meet Monday at th* parson- and as the postlude, "Taccata," b From th* Christian Science text- nge at 7:30. Dubois. Mrs. Robert Lokcr wii book "Science and Health with Key Rev. James W. Marshall will be supervise the nursery hour. Usher to th* Scriptures" by Mary Baker guest speaker at the Oakhurst for the service are Harold Hillye Eddy, the following correlative Methodist church Tuesday. He will Melvin Layton and Victor Grosi passag* will be read: "The under- •peak on the Revised Standard inger, standing, even in a degree, of the Version of the Bible. Church school will meet Runda divine All-power destroys fear, and The senior choir wilt meet In a: 8.J0 a. m,, with Carl Helwig plants the feet In the true path— the sanctuary at 7 p. m. Wednes- charge. The minister's wit* w the path which leads to th* house day. At I p. m., ths W.8.C.S. will lead the singing. built without hands 'eternal in the meet st the horn* of Mrs. Harrison A food sale,. in charge of Mn heavens.' Human hat* has no le- Shampanore, Willow dr. Miss Ma- Paul Bova, will be held Frlda gitimate mandate and no kingdom. ria Wilby will be co-hoit».». from 1:30 to 3 p. m. In th* churci Lov* is enthroned." (p. 454) rooms. GOODWILL METHODIST Th* junior choir will me«t Sal BAPTIST Rumson urday at 10 a, m. in the churc Middletown Church achool la at 1:45 o'clock. rooms. All children from six to " The Lord's Supper will be observ- At th* 7)30 p. m, service, Rev. years of age are invited. Mn, C. ed at th* 11 o'clock Sunday morn- James W, Marshall will conduet the Schulz Is choir director, Ing service. Rev, John E. Bate* servlc* or worship and th« Isy The newly-formed young piople will pr«ach on "Seeing th* Beit leader, Irvln Stevens, will preach club will meet Sunday at 3:46 p. ir Through th* Kyts of God." on the them*, "Th* Answtr to 4 at the parsonage, This group ha Th* nursery will b* In chart* of Prayer." elected Billy Potter, proldtnt Mrs. Cltment Barlow, Beverly Bova, vie* president; Ha Church school will mc*t In the •AV SHO1IIC COMMUNITY chtl Loker, secretary; Donna Lo chapel »t MS a, m. and th* young Bast Ktaninurg kor, corresponding secretary; H» piopl* will m**t Sunday *venlng Ttev. John P, Eultr, pastor, will en Franck, trtasur.r, and Und at T:tO at th* horn* of James deliver • nermon, "Can You Take Bova, chaplain, Morford. Anything With You?" at th* morn- The men's bowling turn ., Choir rehearsal will bs held Fri- ins tcrvle* at U o'clock, Holy Com- me*t Monday at 1:45 p, m, at thi day evening at 7:30 under th* su- munion will h« offered during thi Red Bank Bowling c*nt*r, Th( pnvlslon of Mrs. Evelyn Hart- service, MUi Ann lhaw, organlit, fellowship club has plannad a bowl mann. will accompany th. choir In two Ing party at th* canto for Satu Th* Ollr* O, Meads dulld will anthtnw ana th* offertory **l«o- day, Feb. 7, at « p, m. meet op Thursday evening, Feb. tlon 8, at th* parsonag*. Devotions and tlon, Th* junior women's lesgu* I* tak' Rlblo class and church .ohool Ing orders for rug* and floorma t program will be in charge of Mrs, Kathirln* Compton, will mist at 10 s. m. of which there I* a large aelictioi Midweek servle* will lit hiltl and th* mtmhtra ar* alio Mllin On th* w«*k-«n« of F*l>, 1J the Wcdneiday at a p, m, cooking vanilla, young people will Join with th* The Suiidiy-Kchool meeting a* young p*opl« of th* Freehold and Red Bank Baptist church** In an »T. THOMAS for this Thursday night ha* bu overnight conf*r*ne* at Camp Red Bank postponed until further notice. Lebanon. Htindny's service will Include ST. JAMUCATMOIJO matins and »ei»ion by llev, Kin- Mrffiorii«T neth K, Mucdonsld at » a, m,, nod Bank ' Fair Haven church sohool at IOISO a, m, and Sunday ma*.** ar* at <:W, I, t, _ Sunday-school will m*«t »:4» a candlelight service at « p, m, and II o'clock In th* church and a, at. L. William Myatt Is supir- Mlai Bitty Ann Maion I* organlit, t, 10 and It o'clock In th* high Inttndtnt. school auditorium, Sunday-tehoo MISSION for children attending uubl Holy Communion will be cele- •ohool* follows th* • o'clock Mat. brated at th* U a, m, n«rvlon Dun- Port Monmouth day, Musle by Mrs, Alma Hnkir, ricv, A, Donald M«K»W, pastoi'i Baptlsma ar* at 1 p, m, Sunday*, oiganlsl, will Inuludn "Hop*" by Uwfiinuo Wls«, flunday-schoul iii' Confession, ar* htard Saturday! Clark*, prtludi; »H* Olvtth l»*«c*'" ptrlntendent, from 4 U • f, M. and from 1 by Lor«ni, offertory, and 'floflly aund.iy.«chool at 1110 a, m. Morn- • p. m. * •net T«nd*rly" by Landon, tnthim. ing worship at 10:11 a, n, BED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29. 1953 Fifteen ymn; "Gloria," Tallle; pontlude,' KMMANUKI. BAIT 1ST at the field house in KofV Jdon- CHURCH NEWS Allegro Vivace" from Water Music Atlantic Highlands mouth. This is the week of the an- ulto, Handel. Rev. Hownrd M. Ervin will brlnR nual Protestant pvcachinK mission. HKD BANK SALE DAYS THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR METHODIST the meassge at the Communion Four outstanding ministers will Red Bank BAPTIST prcsch at thr.'ic meetings. The ser- service next Sunday at 11 a. m. vices will begin at. 7 p. m. each eve- THUKS., Fill., SAT., JAN. 29,30, 31 "Remember Who You Are" is the New Monmouth Church school meets at 0:45 a. m. Dennis M. Lingo ts superintendent. ning, Monday through Friday. In SCHOOL OF DANCING subject of Rev, Roger 5. Squire's "Ths Two-fold Witness to Christ" order that, everyone lin.q an oppor- sermon for the 11 o'clock Sunday Evening service nt 8 p. m., with Is the theme chosen by Rev. Wil-the pastor bringing the metafile tunity to attend ot least oner ue THE BOOK MART 117 PROSPECT AVENUE, RED BANK morning service. New members will liam E., Bisgrove for ths Com- will meet at the church Wednes- be received and children will be from the Book of Acts. munion meditation at ths 10:30 Mid-week prayer service) W«dn««- day at-6:45, share available auto- 11 WHITI STRUT ft|DIANK, N. J. mCPHONE RE 4.2220 presented for the sacrament of 'eloek Sunday morning worthip. mobiles and proceed In a group to baptism. During the morning ser- dsy at 8 p. m. the field house. The eriran prelude will he "An- Junior Blblft hour meets Thurs- TELPHONE RE e-»4S3 vice- there will be the dedication dsntt" by Smart, and the «.ntheni Boy Scout troop lfW will meet on Junior Amiably • Ballroom for teen agera of 150 church hymnals, the gift dsy immediately after school for by ths senior ehoir. "The Lord I* all children from nix years old Thursday at 7:30 ns usual. Sacond tarm start* February 2nd. of Mr. and Mrs, Thomss Irving Mindful of His Own." Uendelsunhn. Used •««kt 3 far SI; AH ftito ft StwtieMary 20% Off Brown as a memorial to their par- through the eighth grade. Mrs. U. VAIL COMMUNITY CIILIU II Church Bible school meets at 9:45. T>. Bean and Mm. Frank M. Ecll ent*, Mr, and Mm. Morris R. Brown The pastor will preach at the Eaton town N«w members may register by t'alephona bafort that data. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. King. are in charge. r:4S o'eloek evening service on the The monthly prayer service will Morning Mrvlces arc conducted Music for the morning service ople, "Judgment at the House of Sunday* at 11 a. m. by Rdward N, Mrt Clwin ftr CMMTM Ovar Sii Yam OM. will include: Prelude, "Adagio," h« htld next Sunday afternoon at Jed." The young psopls'a ehoir has I p. m. Harrison, partor, who resides at Bridge; offertory, "Larghetto," Han- ihargs of the music. 494 Bath ave., lyinc Branch. Sun- j Raeaption elan (or naw 'puptlt del; anthem by the chancel choir, The mid-week service Is held A covered Philadel- William Pitcher, presiding. A chalk- ist at this service. day our pastor, Rev. David E. Ling, talk will be given by the minister phia Bible Institute, will b* thawill lead us in worahip and brinp The pastor will preach at the durinp the opening exercises. The ptaker. a message from the account of sermon subject to be discussed by 8 p. m. chapel worship on the sub- The Udles' Aid society will meet the three-fold temptation of Jesus. ject, "Cut the Net In On the Right Dr. Oallup will he "Getting Rid of i*it Wednesday at 10 a. m. at the Mr. and Mm. Howsrd Sage will be Fear." Ml. iAMUH, ROIITO Side." This Informal service in- church. Baeh member has been In charge of the co-operative nurs- cludes gospel hymn tinging, prayer, asked to bring her lunch and sew- ery, which is maintained every l.t'THEIMN NCT THIS Scripture reading and meditation. III Mechanic Straat ing equipment to work on th* week for the convenience of parents Red Sank ' You don't hava to Memorial altar floweri for Sun-White Cross. of email children. flev. Harold Hornhorger will day will lie presented by Mtsa The church-schopl meet* Sunday preach Sunday at 11 a. m. and 90 off schedule became . Red Bank Emma Burdge in memory of her the senior choir will he heard In GHBISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY at 9:45 a. m. Mrs. Andrew Becker, of weather conditions. parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Atlantic Highland* church-school superintendent, ex- a selection. The children's choir has * new roof on his home Burdge, nnd will alto be the gift will practice at 9:15 a. m. and Sun- of Mrs. J. Lester Frake as a me- A meeting will be held at 11 a, tends an invitation to all residents Malta a praetiea of applied by of the community who are not en-day-school will meet at 9:45 o'clock. morial to her father, Walter A. m. when Sunday-school also will rolled in n local school. Children Confirmation instruction will In- landing your laundry Kiel, Sr. meet at tha society* building, 83 who have attained the age- of three given Friday of this week at 3:30 The youth fellowship group Ocean blvd. Testimony meeting will years are of sufficient ngc to Join and 4:15. The senior choir prac- to ui. Start today 1 meets each Sunday at 6:45 p. m.be held Wednesday at 8:15 p. m. the nursery class. The school Is tices Wednesday nights at the par- In the fireplace room under direc The reading room Is open Tues- graded to accommodate person* of sonngc, 145 Wallace .it. tion of.Thorwald Torgersen, youth day* between 3 and 4 p. m. every ag« group from nursery Car* will leave the church Sat- director. through adult. urday at 8 a. m. for the working; The executive board of the Wom- PRESBVTEIUAN SAVE 20% ON YOUR The evening Is devoted to the session st the newly acquired synod an's society will meet Monday at Atlantic Highlands camp In the mountains near Call 7:45 p. m., with Mrs. Macdonald, senior and Intermediate young peo- Clinton. LAUNDRY CASH & CARRY president, presiding. The regular Church school and adult Bible ple. The «eniors meet al 6:30 and W.W. MNNIOY session of the society will take class, taught by the pastor meet the intcrmedintes at 7 p. m. HAFTIST Rtst Mak 4V1433 plnce next Wednesday night In Sunday at 10 a. nt. The pastor will The session nnd board of trustcen Leonardo •r AUMHS MflMaa** Fellowship hall. A sound movie, preach at the H o'clock aervice on will meet together Sunday in the Bible school will meet at 9:45 "South of the Cloud;," presenting the subject, "One Solitary Life," in chapel at 8 p. m. a., m. Rev. .Richard P. Young, pas-1 tlit cause of Christian Higher Edu- observance of Seminary Sunday. Tuesday the Junior Young People tor, will deliver a sermon at the DONALD'S cation, will bo shown. Refresh' Ushers will bs Edward H. Gunder meet at 3:30. Alan this Tuesday the morning service at 11 o'clock. ments will be served by circle H, a««> and C. Allen Bted, Jr., while Presbytery of Monmouth will meet Junior youth fellowship will he of which Mrs. H. Kerr and Mrs.Mrs. C. Edwards and Mr*. J. Irwln at BarneRat, convening at 9 a. m.held at T p. m. The pastor again DeLUXE LAUNDRY SERVICE Warren Farrington mre co-leaders. will act aa the reception com- All who can arc invited to attend. will deliver a sermon nt the eve- The junior choir of the church mittee. Wednesday is church night. We ning aervice st • o'clock. CALL RE 6-0203 TODAY i cheat set Wednesdays at 8:50 p. m. The Udles' Aid society will meet try to meet the interest* of the Senior youth fellowship will meet EXECUTOR'S SALE Tuesday at 1 p. m. and the month- congregation by presenting a varied Monday at 7 p. m. Midweek service 44 MARION ST. MD IANR in the chapel. The group will again -or- participate in the 21st annual mu- ly meeting ef th* trustee* will take program, This week we have the of prayer, praise and Bible study sic festival F«h. 15 st the Madison place Thursday at I p. m. privilege of joining In the services will be held at I p. m. Wednesday. Ave. Presbyterian church in New York city. Real and Personal Property Church members and friends are invited to share in the Protestant The undersign* Kiecuter of tha laat wUl and testament of Ann preaching mission at Fort Men- Uayt Mutgrew, deceased, wlU sell at FuMI« Auction all Real and mouth during the period of Feb. 2 Personal rroperty belongUic t« said deeadant an: through the 5th, and especially on ; Thursday, the 5th, when tha ehan ! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY It, 1953 el choir of the Red Bank church will participatt in the servlee. It MiM A. M. . ' - will be held In the post Held house at 7 p. m. Quest speaker will bs •ate to be held at the late mMenceot AM Uafd Mulgtaw, at Rev. Albert Shirkey, D.D. of Mount Vernon Place Methodist church, 8 MAGNOLIA LANE, TOMS RIVER, N. I.Washington, D. C. Public Viewing ol the Offerings and tha leal Batata a* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH SALVATION ARMY 20 Riverside Ave., Red Bank • • during the hours of l-.aa to S:W F. M. and 7:o» to t:en p. M. Capt. Robert Rightmlre will con- Entire Household Goods and Furnishings consisting of Rugs (Per- tinue a series ot sermon* on "Word sian and Chinese), Antiques in Pine, Mahogany and Walnut (Early pictures of Jeaus" at the Sunday Amertcan-Chlppendale-Sheraton-Empire), Objects of Art, Silverware services at 11 a. m. ted ft p. (Sterling and Plated), Curtains, Drapes, Chlnaware, Glassware, Porce- Special music will be provided by lains, Large and most unusual collection of Brass in Fireplace Equip- the citadel band and Mrs. Right ment, Lamps, etc.; Jewelry consisting ef Ladles' Watches, Bracelets, mire aa vocalist. Necklaces, Rings- P'ns, etc. (Diamonds, Sapphires, Pearls, Geld, Rubles, At 1:411 a. m. Sunday-school wil Opals, Topaz). Furs (Mink and Ermine). Fine collection of Early meet to observe a decision Sunday American Pint. under the direction of acting youn Due to the magnitude of this sate and the many fine and unusual people's sergeant major, Mtaa Mur- pieces in this collection net, Jndre than 75 viattors will be admitted into iel Aanensen of Shrewsbury. Th tha house at any ana time during the public Inspection of tha offerings. young people's legion maetiag al 6:10 p. m. will be led by tha aee Descriptive circular ef this beautiful keeaa a*d the eCerings will retary, Mtaa tforabfl Blair ot Long ha mailed upaa request. -,..-'' ' Branch. Tha lisa! Estate will be sold at 10:40 A. M. on date of sale.. Regsrd- Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. the Wom- lasa of weather conditions sale will tak* place a* scheduled and will be en'* home league, open to all wom- held Indoors. en of the communit, will abaerve "servlee night" when* the aervle By Order oft LEWIS E. MENNINGER, Executor. projects will lie worked on. Wednesday evening at • o'elac tOHS IXOVO OLSEN, Attorney. . rhone: Toms BUer MIM Mrs. RiKhtmlre will lead the mid week service known as "The Houi aV O. COATS, AaeataiMar. Phone Long Branch e-MSe. of Power" In the fireplace room, Member: "National Auctioneers Association* • "New Jersey State youth who are training for leader .'• Soelaty of Auctioneers'* : -.,. • ship, will commence a, new course of studies Thurraday. Certificate* for lessons completed and activit engaged in will be presented for the course just eloalng. This elaaa meets at 7 p. m. The Torchbtarera yout club will meet at 8 o'clock far night ot recreation under th Elizalwth Sash Oow t Supply Co. leadership of Edward Chadwlck, Children between the age* ef al W« am DlMMa) ta afar ttw fa*Wwh»« pMttHei MUVIMO: and 11 will meet at J45 p. m. foi Junior legion under leadership o lit Ctetar U* V-Jt*at <7t% #1 Mr*. Warren VHrrington, Mrs. Wll Ham Chadwick and MU* Dorothy Cam. MS #2 Cam) Ml Slav * $ t«.0O Wilabn, This program Include* 1i« N.C. TM Rtsfrn m Urn atorles, worahip, memory work, #2 CM, ft Mr. $ H.H " crafts and games, 111* H.C. SMptaj) Miht Outdoor services for evangell M will be conducted Frlray «t MS #2 earn ft Mr. #' 1M.H p. m. on Broad St., Saturday 'at TktfsVswtof h«*#1 Dejtjaja»r%D4S: 2;15 p. m. on Iprlog al. and Butt day at 7:15 p. m. on Monmouth «t. 2i4 • • • 12 ft 14 U«ej ! f H.H " A special das* will be caatucted 2*4. e\lftir'W|*toM I** ...« lOf.H " by Capt. Rightmlre for thaaa wha might like to consider membership 111 #1 Cam RMI Oe* fttSftm in the Salvation Army church every Sunday morning throughout th "«• Orktl 9 Ml.00 " year at 9:48 o'clock in the captain' ««* WHfMf Oe* Htsrfcn , study at the citadel on RWtraldi «*> *w :.# iit.M * ave. IW wleMf ePw^^WMl BWIeMaPV H ,, CENTRAL BAPTIST' OrsMttJ 4 IMM ft 1t|,M) Atlantic Highlands (•eed far m-n. Tits*, ata.) w Rev, Harry W. Kraft will can duct Holy Communion at the *act*nAMU4m%m%....t 172.10 •• o'clock Sunday morning serviM Virt A Ha* CM* Heft* o) 1II.M " The senior choir will flag. Sunday-school meet* at I:M a. m., the junior youth fellowshi Tread lightly-Proud Foot at 6:30 p, m. and the senior grou] B 14" r^Mwtf-flr-4'at' # 9I.M " a I 7. The i>a«tur will bring th W flyiMrtV-fitul'it' # IMM " 'message at the • u'eloek evening TfcaVa • miihty proud foot you see ihere. Into the lead when the traffic light turns reserve for a burst ahead in case of necessity mm gospel nervice, Thsra will bs spe It's rcstina on tht accelerator of • gorgeous green—or to out-maneuver the other motor cial music, cars on the ro«d. And be happy, as you can't help being, .»*t!!!2tJP Tha World Wide flulM girls wi 195) Cadillac. with the scores of other wonderful things *i««Vf * 1 i/k Claw WMte MM meet Tuesday night at tha ham CaMsklaaalaa Baaaa . •*« But we have • serious and timely wnrninn So don't ever exhiunt that accelerator— .ibout this magnificent car—its easy, relax- o! Mrs, .William Smith, Jr., unless you're in an emergency, md mutt do ing ride, for instance... its distinguished ••'"••••"•II wwmw • vaf Chapel Hill, Prayer meeting wlt for that proud and happy foot s Trud lightly! so for reasons of safety. 1 and inspiring beauty... its rich, luxurious -4lUfc tW. IT-Ahm Wtrt ..f U.7I «.» Bible study is held Wedntsdaya a Down under that accelerator is a dynamic 7:4(1 r> m,, followid by eholr ra« 210>horwpower engine—coupled with the interiors ... its honored and respected Wtt le^hsBSiial^ leM hcaraal at *:30, If other drivers covet the honors at the name... and its truly amazing economy. • MstJtf f 2I.M essh A meeting ot ths Women's Mis smoothest, quickttoacting Hydr».M*tic stop light—just let them go. They arc first a^HTfckh-. sionary society will bi held Thurs- Drive in history. away Tiy your courtesy—and thnt should Ves—there is so mutk about a Cadillac day at 2:S0 p, m. at the raaMsne* be satisfaction enough for anybody. to inspire and delight it* owner that ha 4-*>fLh. ftMaweJIT- ft I.tl eseh of Mrs. W, Harry P*st«n, M Bast, That great power was put there for the v Lincoln ave. I driver's safety in an emergency-and to doesn't need the additional thrill of un- tay Mas We Navs hi ttsek Just tie happy and satisfied with the leashing its spectacular performance when provide that smooth, effortless, sternly ride great luxury this powerful engine brings IMCIAli-W* km • Mst* «| ilnajU ST, OROMRK it isn't necessary. which it the turn* of luxurious motoring. you—the infinitely smooth, quiet perform, tsaBBsf rfeMeUal hftMA SMB.' aBBBBBBAsA. tBBBB> Rumson BBiBa taMlH >*IMB_JBVA A^^IS»A *-i-_a_. ^av AA . . It WM not put there to enable a Cadillac mice ... the quick "lift" that comes when That's why we know he'H "Tmitightty" Wl WM SMfNMttff MTM MMIt ^ *I9 *Mk plttt ff*i'vlrr* Sunday will h« s* fol- low1*:, ft a, m., Holy Communloni to dominate tha highway—or to dish out you nudge the accelerator ... the great He isn't in competition with anyone. Aft MflNftal to*|Ml toMtrMt.IV* NMMftt i ttnniHH Ll«t tf tmtttfi P..10 and 11 II, m,i church school; MWIwtHi -MHt MMHn Mritrlfc*, tutf Ittltlt VMT M)^»f»f*. »;,if» *, m,, Junior congregation and Holy tfnmmunlsnj 10:90*, m,, Caril lon recital and It a, m,, Hely Com- EbaMth Sash Dotr & Supply Co. munion and carmen by the reetor, HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO. Riiv, ocorgt A, Robartihaw, 4M I. WMHWSJ Ait.. R«ast» Nrk, N. J. y The following musical program will b« given! prelude, "Allegro 100 I. Nwman Springs Road Rtd lank, N. i. U.-hW7 RMIMH T. l—wirtilin eH>M4SI MiutMO" from Waller Mual« suite, aeNtaf Naj* e>ade sMMtaf MaearMs Maee tan, aiaair VMt «ar Ohw. <; Handel i "Kyrlt," Oldtoyd; offertory "The King of Love," Balritowi "Sanotus," Oldroydi eoiRmunlaa. P*m Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, JANUARY 29,1953 Offers Aid in Korea IF YOU WANT TO BUY A QUALITY HOME.. HAVE YOUR PLUMBING, HEATING this is the home for you! AND SHEET METAL WORK -DONI iY MARTIN J. McGUIRE i BEGHTEBED Monmouth Countfs Largest Plumbing and Heating Contractors for Homes and Industrial Plants ON HIGHWAY 35-2 MILES NORTH OF RED BANK Pvf. Felix D. VeeeMe, Jr., left, of 139 Bridge ave. it pic- Let Us Give You An Estimate On Your Wort Today tured at ha halpi apply a cast to a soldier's brokan arm in PHONI RID IANK 6-3767 UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY Keraa. With him, left to right, ara othtr members of th» 8225th Mobila Army Surgical hospital, Sgt. Denver Sparks of •OILIRS - RADIATORS - FIXTURIS - PIPI . VALVIS Kontucky, P.F.C. Lloyd Wiagand of Wisconsin and P.P.C. 4 LARGE ROOMS - BATH - ENTRANCE FOYER - UTILITY ROOM AND FITTINGS FOR SAU AT ALL T1MIS Louis J. Guide of New York. Rumson from Monmouth Memorial hp "SEE THESE LUXURY FEATURES with her infant con, Edward Wil- sf*jfcasstsVI—^aaVaWaa ll»»t« Jt»t«fcj» ajskakaM 1ft' w4al/ Mrs. Edward Johnson of Water- liam Johnion. man ave. arrived home Sunday Walter Pomptiroy, Sr., of Black- IreokfMt Mod eM*J hitch** 12 x20 point rd.,. returned home Friday from Rivervicw hoipital, where he •right, airy h«eVe*m 10x13' and 12 4"xl3 was 4 medical patient. • Intrwic* fcytr with eietet « xl The first clau of a new ,cour«e in first aid was held Monday night Ovenlietl utility re«m at the flrit aid squad headquarter*. Instructor* are Raymond McGirr TUebath • Stone-fireplace from floor to and John Panoni. The standard Hot water beat celling eourte will laat ten weeks and the • Custom kitchen cabinet* advanced course five weeks. built in radiators FEBRUARY Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crane, Jr., Piaster walls • Electric range have moved from Oakwood lane to Iniulatlon—«ldew*Jli tc ceilings • Formica tops on work benches their new home In Locust. Oak flooring and sink with background of Mary Hlntelmann, daughter of Completely landscaped tile Mr. and Mn. William Hintelman, targe closets • And ''other luxury features Jr., of Old Farm Village, celebrated I linen closets throughaut her fifth birthday Saturday with a party. Guests included Johnny Wilbcrt, Andy Hoyt, Michael Sul- LOCATED ON COOPM'S ILVD.. MI00LITOWN. 1 HOCK NORTH OF RID U»HT livan, Michael Logan. Vickie Bott- ON HIGHWAY 3S—TURN WIST—ONI U.OCK TO HOME. rill, Warren McManus, Greg Hucl- senbacn, Lynn Maloney and Betsy FOR APPOINTMENT TO $11 CAU RID RANK 6-3361 and Patsy Hintelmann.

AN EXTRAORDINARY FEBRUARY SALE OF ODD PIECES AND FEW-OFAKIND FLOOR SAMPLES COMBINED WITH OTHER SUPERB VALUES IN QUALITY FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES . . . SELECTIONS MADE NOW WILL BE STORED FOR FUTURE DELIV- ERY IF NEEDED AND DEFERRED PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED. VALUE NOW I—American Modern Extra Larga Chait—Matching Night Stand—Pearl $ Bleached Mahogany— M73. VICTORY 90. 1—2 piaet Kroahlar Living Room' Suito—Cushiontied Contraction—Kally Graan Iroeatolla— •249. MARKETS-RED BANK •150. n0 4—Larga, High-back Platform Rockari—Tapeitry Covaringi—Choieo of Wina $ 21 W. FRONT ST. DELIVERY MONMOUTH ST. Mahogany framai— , • 50. 25. TEL 6-0308UBLIYBWT 4—Larga High*baek Platform Rockers—Tapaitry Covaringi—Choiea of Win* or Graan— • 49. • 35. I—Modarn Solid Silver-Oak Doubla Drauar—Chait-lad and Night Stand— •289. •165. 1—3 piaea Kroahlar Modorn Living Room—Durable OuPont Fibar E Covering— Graan—Gray—Irown Combination— '269. •175. DUCKS 33* *—Decorator Fireside Chairs—Floor Samples—Anerted Matelatie Coveri— * 85. 48. 3—Nationally Advertised Le*Z>loy Contour Reclining Chain—Deluxe Tapeitry Covert— •139. 85. 4—Howoll Chrome Steel Modern Dinette—Pltitex-top Table—Choice of Red ^ STEAK —Green—Yellow Chain— • 89. • 65. 4—Whitney Three-way Lift-our Collapiibla Carriagei—Hue or Dubonnet Mod. em Clh • 30. • 15. I—Famoui Drexel Pine 42" Dretter t Mirror—Chett on chett and Hollywood VROAST Headboard—Floor Sample— '260. •185. % I—Modern Solid lireh Chempagne Double Dreiier and Mirror—Chett—led and Night Stand—Outitanding Value— '325. •225. Ribs BEEF I—Cuttom, Handmade Lawion Sofa and Chair—Fineit Quality Nylon Frieie —Cocoa Irown and Red— '300. •200. I—Femout Phenix Modern Triple Dreiier—Cheit on chett with Cedar storage drawer—Bed—Night Stand—Cherry Mehoginy— '650. •450. I—Custom Handmade Lev* Seet—Lewion Styling—Finest Quality Tapestry- ^CHICKEN Gray predominating— ' 169. •100.

3—IIGELOW 12 ill FINEST QUALITY ALL WOOL FINE QUALITY TWISTWEAVE EMBOSSED ALL WOOL CARVED CAR. IROADLOOM CARPETT-1' WIDTH CHUCK ROAST PET—SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS SALE ONLY-CHALK GRAY—SPECIALLY RE- ONLY-ROSE-GREEN-GRAY. DUCID PRICE FOR THIS SALE- $211 **» Now '225. $f.11 Vet* New '7 M $Q. YD,

SIMMONS PRINCESS SLEEP INSIMILI - INNER. SPRING MATTRESS AND IOX SPRING COMIINA. TIONS-301 COILS—CQRO HANDLES—HEAVY TICKIN9-ALL FELT UPHOLSTERY-CRUSHPROOF •ORDERS—TWIN OR FULL SIZE— Iff Now '79 M SIT WESTERN TENDER «JRk fR4 « H Y. SMTE |«4fet Tcran Cm U knm%t4 BROCCOLI X3M APPLES WESTERN CRISP ^ FUMM tMET INf INI CARROTS 2 TEMPLE -15 35 ooz. WEST FURNITURE CO. CMIF. twn Open Friday Eveningt Until 9 P. M. c KEYFOKT, N. J. SWEET PEAS 19fc. IAPEFRU1T 4-25 RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXV, NO. 31. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 29,1953 10c PER COPY SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 12. Atlantic Highlands Budget Shows National Guard Awarded Trophy 120 Point Rate Board Grants Appeal to May Tax Rate Hike of $4.32 per $1,000 Increase Seen In Railroad Plaza Sale Case

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Bor- In Sea Bright LITTLE SILVER—Tha Morris maps, deeds, bills of sale, etc., sub> ough council last night introduced Furnith Baby Sitten May Realty corporation last night mitted u evidence by Morris May the 1MB municipal budget for $268,- $93.10 It Indicated won an Important step in its legal Realty corporation were bssed on 125.51 and set S p..m. Tuesday, Feb. For School Election fight to construct a gasoline station such lot #4. d-the wording of deed, 24, for public hearing. An New Tax Rate for and Dairy Queen refreshment stand dated Nov. 17, 1875, conveying a Of the total, $97,080.51 U to be LOTUS SILVER—The Cent- on the triangular plot on Branch triangular piece of land to the New raised through locat taxation for nsaalty etah wU meat Taeeday to $180,577 Total Budget ave. opposite the railroad station. York and Long Branch railroad municipal purposes, including an mate arrangements for providing Subject of several months' ar- would Indicate that such a trian- item of $135 for delinquent state SEA. BRIGHT — A prospective gument, W. James Taylor, chair- gular piece of land resembles the aid to the school district. The traitsportattoa and haky slttera so ISO-point increase in the general man of the toning board of adjust- same triangular piece of land here* that tecal residents will perttd- tax rate, bringing it from $81.10 figure represents an incraats of per $1,000 of assessed valuation last ment, last night informed the may- in referred to as lot #4 on tax $12,932.M over the amount similarly patolatteFahiaecaMeleleettea. year, to $93.10 this year, Is called or and council that the board map." raised In 1952. It will cause an in- Thong* tho dab «—'•*w'«« a for in the borough's record $180,877 granted the corporation's appeal According to Harry Green, at- crease in the tax rate of $442 per nen ptrtkaa actttado in regard] budget, advertised in today's Reg- from Building Inspector Winfleld torney for the corporation, the $1,000 of assessed valuation. ister. S. Wainwright's denial of building board's action is tantamount to an According to an explanatory state- U UM four-way nee far the two permits. The decision of the five- order to the building Inspector to mint in the budget, "principal fac- school board seats at stake, It The total budget Is $19,436 high- man board, mads Jan. 12, was Issue the desired permits. Borough tors contributing" to the $12,9$2.M er than last year's $161,141, but unanimous. Attorney Howard W. Roberts de- baa indsroed the proposal to contains provisions for an average Increase are: Increased costs of build a SCUMM aehool building. In the formal resolution, it was clined to comment on Mr. Green's garbage, removal; salary adjust- ten per cent, and, with one volun- assertion, however, saying he pre- Tho club ales.! will discuss tho tary exception, in across-the- pointed out that the appeal was ments for full-time employees; in- based on two points, parking and ferred to first study the board's possibility at estaaUshlag a Com- board salary Increase for borough resolution. creases in insurance premiums; in- employees as well as important subdivision. The decision noted: creases In the cost of materials munity Cheat Fund to consoli- local improvements. "In connection with point one, re Still pending Is the borough's and supplies due to the continuing date the campaigns of numerous the matter of parking facilities, suit against the corporation and Inflationary spiral, and a reduc- Borough auditor Joseph J. Sea- thero waa insufficient evidence tlie railroad company based on the tion in gross receipts tax revenue! rJuriUea. man, in an explanatory note called presented to warrant the withhold- argument that the railroad should from $26,442.78 in 1951 to $14,028.02 the finances of Sea Bright sound. ing of a building permit on this not have sold the property to Mor- In 1952. He also gai3 "tlie mayor and coun- count. Tho board felt that the bus- ris May without first having re- cil are making every effort to iness contemplated to be erected quested approval of the planning 9tjm From Harbor Surplus $100 in Prizes maintain this sound financial con- on this site, namely one gasoline board. The borough's contention is "The above increases, however,1 dition and still give the best ser- dispensing station (without car re- that the sale of the triangular plot the statement continues, "were par vices possible to borouRh residents, pair facilities and services), and represents a subdivision of land tially offset by a contribution of Offered Youth Mayor Katharine) Elkui Whito proiontt the Romington Canttnnial trophy to First Liaut. taxpayers and seasonal visitors," ono Dairy Queen ice cream 'elf- and that state statute requires that, $2,500 from the surplus funds of Frank Fritcia of the 644th Tank battalion, Rod Bank, Is it night at the National Guard com- Hearing Set Feb. 34 service unit, would in no way affect all subdivisions be first submitted the harbor commission." The con- the trafflo and parking situation in to the planning board. tribution, from the harbor commis- In Polio Contest mand raviaw at tht local armory. Tha trophy was won by tha local piitol and rifle taam whan The budget, drawn up at a session this area, any more than now ex- sion's aurplus of $23,000, wai ac- March of Dime* Offer it capturad tht annuil imall bort match at Stt dirt, leit Octobar. Othtrt in tht photo art Jan. 19, was referred to only brief- ist*. Green to File Answer cepted In a resolution by council ly at last night's regular meeting Maj. Frank N. Kaiitr, left, Fair Havtn, commanding officer of 156th Transportation Truck bat* of the governing body which set Mr. Green told reporters he will before the introduction of the bud' Made by Louia Poline; Two Points Involved die a six-point answer to that suit talion of Long Branch National Guard unit, and Liaut; Col. Hans A. Keillor, Rivtr Plaia, com- the public hearing or the document Set. for Tuesday night, Feb. 21, In the "In connection with point two, today in tha chancery division of Borough Attorney John M. Pills- Tag Day Saturday mandar of tha local unit. Mayor White, Atiamblyman Alfrod N. Batdltston and mayori of borough halt. re the matter of a subdivision of Superior court. It will include bury last night called attention to property, it was determined by the a-that the the Public Utilities com- the decrease in gross receipts tsx Louis Poline of Squankum will tovoral municipalititi raviawtd tha thrat uniti that partieiptttd. However, reporters were briefed mission, which approved the sale, present $100 in U. S. bonds as on its content by Councilman John board that no subdivision had been revenue. He said he is investigat- involved by reason of tho follow- had paramount jurisdiction, not the ing the lose, and declared, it is prises to the boy or girl between J. Plcknally, finance chairman, and planning board; b-that the lot in the ages of • to 14, inclusive, who Mayor Georgo H. Krauss, who said ing: n-.ill copies of Little Silver founded in the conversion of Coun- Merchants Trust tax maps indicate tha properties question has been shown on the ty Oaa company to New Jersey solicits the largest amount of $83.36 Tax Rate it represents the greatest possible tax and zoning maps of the bor- money for the March of Dimes. Tests Show Local economy in line with progressive of the New York and Long Branch ough since 1924 as a separate lot Natural Gas company. . This' loss Re-elects Directors railroad aa being divided into two alone, Mr. Pillsbury said, was the The first prise will be a $50 planning for the year ahead. and thus there is no subdivision; bond, second and third, $25 each. The board of directors were re- parcels of land, one lot #5 which c-that his client paid taxes on the causa,ot an approximate $8 Increase Pupils Rank High Set in Budget Actually, the budget bolls down includes railroad right of way, sta- In the tax rate. The amount is Among the leaders In Red Bank elected yesterday when the share- to a levy against taxpayers of property as a separate lot; d-that are Barann Glenn, 19 Leroy pi.; The average pupil in Red Bank's holders of Merchants Trust com- LITTLE SILVER — The mayor tion and parking area; the other, the 1875 deed described the prop- fined by the state, he added. $82,373.01—a $20,293.53 gain over lot #4, being a triangular shaped Not Included In the tax rate hike Pamlla Parr, 88 West st., and Don- public elementary schools is a bet- pany held its annuat meeting. The and council last night introduced the 1952 levy of $63,079.48. The erty as a separate lot; e-that his ald Sturmfela, 84 Manor dr. They ter reader and ranks higher In board will meet tomorrow (Thursr a budget calling for a tax rate in parcel of land similar to that as client was denied redress to proper were a 60 cent Increase antici- have been conducting their own difference between the $82,373.01 described In all deeds, b-the appll pated for county taxes and a hike arithmetic and language than the day) to elect officers and hear the '53 of $83.36 per $1,000 assessed and the over-all $180,577 In general borough boards, and Mast night's "house to house" canvass In their average pupil in the United States, report of Kenneth H. McQueen, valuation, an Increase of $13.87 appropriations — which Includes cant Morris May Realty corpora- decision of the zoning board of ad- of about 35 cents for the school neighborhoods. Richard D. Porter, tion had received and paid tax bill district budget. The budget was according to a study just released president. over '52. provisions for local, school and justment, chairman for the Red Bank drive, In a statement read by Council- net forth by tax collector of Little adopted Monday night. It shows by the Red Bank public schools. On the board are Charles R, Eng- county money requirements — is Before) submitting the formal ree- eald that other youngsters wishing According to Dr. M. Qregg Hibbs, lish, Mr. McQueen, Thomas P. man Victor Satter, chairman of made up for by revenue aside from Silver borough for tax on such lot an Increase of about $701 in the to enter the contest will be given #4 as Indicated on tax map. c-all amount to be raised through local superintendent of schools, stand- Doremus, Edgar N. McClees, Har- the finance committee, it was point- taxes. (Continued onavage 2) Identification cards If they call ed out that the rate'is a realistic taxation. ardised tests published by the Cali- ry C. F. Worden, James 8. Parkes, One thing that waa done, Mr. him at RE a-188». fornia Test bureau • have been ad- Ronald W. Allen, J. B. Rue, Jr., one in that it includes anticipated Carry Preside* Picknally said, was to take from Mr. Porter said the drive In Red ministered in the past three years and David W. Russell. increases In county and school aurplus $20,000. This money, he Councilman Everett C. Curry, Rank is -"coming along nicely," to all pupils in grades three through taxes. Mr. Satter said some neigh- said, represents an average year's Middletown Board Approves Budget; council president, was In the chair even though returns are below eight in reading, arithmetic and boring boroughs have not antici- net income from operating the mu- In tho absence of Mayor WaMron those of last year at this stage of language. The tests have been pated those Increases and thus the nicipal beach. "If we did not have P. Smith, who was prevented, by the campaign. ' scored and the results compared Baptists to Let rates they have publicised fall to that money-maker, local taxation Compton Raises Lone Objections the Illness of his wire, from at- Mrs. John Bradley, who Is In with the results of similar testa give a, definite picture. :• would be much higher." tending the session. charge of special events, reports given to groupe all over the coun- "Because of increased aisiu- Mr. Curry's suggestion that the that young Harold SnedcOf of 83 try. mentei derived from niw construc- Lew School Increase LEONARDO — Tha Mlddletown the A. B. Schurman company ef Manor dr. has "big plans" for a Building Work township board of education Fri- Paterson, general contractor (or board of education again write to Reading tests, which examine tion in tht borough last year, our Probably the Sea Bright school council-telling in detail Its. rea- variety, show he will stage the first proficiency in vocabulary and com- total aitessM' valuation for pur- day night adopted the 1963-54 school the central school, for additional of the week to rilse money for Plans for the completion of Fel- levy represents one of the-very budget totaling $165,901 after ob- drainage and extra concrete (or sons for seeking parking reitfle- prehension, reveal that In 78 per lowship hall of the Red Bank Bap- potts of tax apportionment would lowest increases in the county. It tions on East Washington ave. and the March of Dimes. He hopes to lower the tax rate payable in 1953 jections were voiced by J. Craw- footings- Another $1,000 was add* have a girl in an iron lung, girls cent of the 88 groups tested, Red tist church were approved at the is $38,233.25-but only $53.50 higher ford Compton, a member of the ed for the fee of the Haller Teet- iti suggestions for solution of prob- Bank's average pupil exceeded the; annual church meeting last week, to $6.M per $100 of assessment if than last year's, which should be dressed as dimes, dances and there were no increases in the township committee, at public Ing company of New York city, lems caused by parents In cars games. average pupil in the nation. Ten of and the trustees were instructed good news for the citizens. There hearing at the grammar school which will conduct tests of con- picking up pupils at the Khool the few reading groups in Red to proceed with awarding of con- school, county or municipal budget is a $549.29 gain in the amount here. crete uaed In the construction. exit there—drew the assent of Rob- Mayor Katharine EJkus White, for 1953," Mr. Satter declared, add- Bank schoola which fell below the tracts. The exterior of the build- levied for county taxes, going up Of the total budget, $691,7«0 Is to Instead of red brick originally ert Earle, a member of the board, honorary chairman, has designated national average were homogeneous ing Is complete, and plans now call ing: "However, the increase due from $24,887.03 to $25,436.32, also Saturday as tag day. Mrs. Bradley to the school budget alone would be raiaed through local taxation, planned, "sunset blend" brick, a and council. Mr. Earle declared groups of slower readers who have for completion of the interior. not much. an increase of $156,774 over the yellow brick, will be uaed for tho that suggestions of Sgt. John P. has appointed Mrs. Charles Got- been organised to facilitate their raise this figure of $6.68 by 92 cents ochalk aa her lieutenant for this Bllwood D. Powers, chairman of Auditor Seaman said that the in- current budget's figure similarly school's exterior, the board decided. Calvin of the school traffic safety Instruction. tho board of trustees, reported on to*$7.60 and the 'previously men- crease In municipal operating ser- raised. The increase, which Is ex- The change will cost about $900. division of the state police that venture, when junior high school tioned increase in the borough's girls will tour tho business section Iii 81 per cent of the groups test- plans for the completion of the vices shows a gain of only $5,647. pected to result In a tax rate hike In an informal discussion after tho school pupils be educsted to cross ed in arithmetic, the average Red building. Alfred C. Beck, moder- operating budget'would further in- Ir. fact, he said, "all appropria- of $14.25 per $1,000 of assessed val- special meeting was adjourned, tho •o solicit donations in the "iron crease this figure by 46 cents to at the corner under the protection lung" containers. Bank pupil was found to be equal ator, conducted the business meet- tions have been kept as low as uation, includes $119,700 for per- board complimented District Clark of a borough patrolman and that or above the country's average In ing. $8.06 per $100 of assessment. To possible without curtailing neces- sonnel coats. James W. Davldhelser for his work Mr. Porter expressed hope that this must be added the increased parking then be restricted were the 11 groups which fell below Mrs. Albert Laehder gave the re- sary minimum services. He placed Mr. Compton, speaking as a tax- In directing the project to date. Ha Inadequate to cover the situation the announcement this week by average, eight were groups of county tax of 6 cents per $100 and was inatructed to continue to rep- the National foundation for In- port of the nominating committee, (Continued on page 2) payer, declared that his remarks at the school exit. He said children slower students. and the following were elected: 33 cents largely representing sur- only were intended to be "helpful." resent the board in relations with will continue to dart from behind fantile Paralysis relative to the plus or reserve additions, Including ntw vaccine will help the Red Bank Language testa which Included Victor Edelmann, treasurer of be- In citing an Increase In school contractors at the alto and with parked cars, and that parking re- spelling, punctuation, capitalisation nevolences and deacon; Truman restoration of surplus for a bonus costs of $2*1,000 during a two-year Aylin Pierson of Pierson and Mac- committee reach its goal, which paid the police force during 1952, strictions on. both sides of the is 35 psr csnt higher than last and usage revealed that 81 per Reeves, Franklin Sweruon, William period, he objected to two Items: William, Metuchen architects to street could decrease ths heiard. year. Scientist* have reported a cent of the groups tested here Winn, Bruce Austermuhl and interest and amortitatlon of the fire Air Raid Attack The appropriation of $14,000 for the board. Attendance Ok'dl vaccine which they have reason to equalled or exceeded the nationsl Dewey Williams, members of the engine debt and reserve for uncol- non-teaching principals and $5,000 The district clerk also was In- believe will protect humans against average. board of deacons; Charles Stephens, lected taxes." for bua transportation- for after- structed to inform the architect Couneil authorised the attendance Mr. Satter pointed out that the Set for Feb. 8 of Patrolman Nelson J. Morrisy at polio. Mr. Porter said the vaccine Dr. Hibbs said this week the Elmer Cottrell and Miss Alma school activities. that no changes in any of the ma- is "one payoff' of the $18,000,000° test results confirm his statements P. Thompson, board of trustees; total tax dollar In '53 would be di- LITTLE SILVER-AM is In read- terials originally specified are to bo a five-day course in Juvenile delin- vided as follows: 20 cents to the Future Coat Feared quency problems at Rutgers univer- devoted to research by March of that Red Bank schools offer a Mr. Cottrell, chairman, Mrs. Wiim, iness for the Civil Defense coun- made without the botrd'a written Dlmss funds slnca 1*88. He added sound academic program. "Not only William Morgan, Paul. Orant, county, 56 cents to the school dU- cil's air raid test which will be Mr. Compton said that his ob- permission. sity and the? payment of $84.80 to trict and 24 cents to the borough. jection to the $14,000 approprlaUon the state cijril defense division— the hope that the news may be do the pupils have the three R's," Oeorge Chandler and Mr. Laehder, held here Sunday, Feb. 8. the answer, but cautions that the he stated, "but they also have a board of' finance, and Francis The total to be raised by tax- Jay Berger, director, announced waa based on the fear that the half the cost of medical supplies ation is $73,963.91, an Increase of step would lead to the eventual for the civil defense council here. vaccine may not be generally avail- modern school program which in- Swart*, Miss Ruth H. Scattergood, this week that the Red Bank Store Observing able for this year. cludes' music, art, science, health, Mrs. Alfred Ferry and Mrs. Mur- 832,957.96. Or the Increases In the squadron, Civil Air patrol, of which hiring of non-teaching principals Councilman Reamer Keller will operating budget, $5,295 represents for each of the township's ten investigate the need for an excep- physical, education, school activi- ray Little, board of Christian edu- First Lieut. Kenneth C. Paris of ties and splended assembly pro- cation. increases in salaries. Garbage col- Atlantic Highlands Is commander, grammar schools. He said each tion to the toning ordinanei lection, road repairs and main- will assist. The CAP plane will be principal then would want a car. Its 32d Birthday which, in a letter to council, wai grams." Dr. Hibbs added "Cltlsen- Church school officers are: Mr. This, said he, would mean that It Court Dismisses ship and character also are major Swartf, superintendent: Mr. Swen- tenance and added drainage work ueed to set the attack and later On psge 10, section 3 of today's recommended by the sonlng board arc other factors cited for the in- us a "friendly" craft to help de "soon will cost us $11000 for each" luue, McKelvey of Freehold hao a of adjustment to permit construc- goals. It can be stated that the son, assistant superintendent; Miss principal. Me said that, with the people of Red Bank have justifica- Scattergood, treasurer, and Joseph creases. ttct emergencies In the borough. large display advertisement feature tion of a home at Forest dr. and shortage of teachers, "it would be Ing a store-wide sale in connection Ocean blvd. The exception would Borough's Motion tion for being proud of the achieve- Harrison, recording secretary and Second Lieut. Alfred Allocca of unfair" to take teachers from that ments of the Red Bank elementary collector. Fort Monmouth will be the pilot, with the 32d anniversary of tka permit construction within 15 feet FREEHOLD—Superior Court Settle Auto Death work and make them non-teaching business. > of the Intersection. Judge John B. McOeehan rejected schools." ftfilsted by Second Lieut. Charles principals. a motion Friday by Borough At- Suit Before Trial !!. Wilson of Atlantic Highlands. Ths store, which is located at St The squadron will also supply a A real estate developer, Mr. Main at., Freehold, is one of Mom- torney William R. Blair, Jr., to dis- Circle Doesn't *Glve' A suit instituted to recover for Compton aaid that Items such as miss a suit by the New Point Com- Mrs. Larney Buys mobile vehicle which will be as- mouth county's outstanding eitab- the death of Emll Wllberg was signed to the looal director and the $5,000 for after-school activitiee lishments featuring home furalah- Randall Changes fort Beach company against the As Cars *Blue Trail' settled for 81,200 Monday between bus transportation made him fear Borough of Keanaburg. the observing officials' party. James ings. During the anniversary sale EATONTOWN-Drivers of two In Neptune Gty Mrs. Edith J. Palm of Tennent and Crewts of Mlddletown will be In lhat higher taxea will force man) 10 to 33'.i per cent discounts ara The company, represented by cars failed to. negotiate tha traffic Jay Fllllppone of County Line rd, charge of It. owners of lower-priced homea to biing given from thi itore's fa- Plea in Fatality John M. Ptllsbury, Atlantic High- circle on highway 89 hero In the EATONTOWN-The Chaffin real Lftkewood. Mrs. Patm was the only give up their homes. FREEHOLD-Judge John C. lands, contends thst the borough estate agency thle week reports A CAP radio truck with two-way mous regular low cash prices oa past few days, results, of which surviving daughter of the deceased In reply, rrancla W. Lawley, a all bedroom, living room and diking Oiordano fixed Feb. II for the sen- Installed a fence along Beachway include two summonses for care- the salsa and rentals of several who wae 78 years of age and wae transmitter and receiver will main member of the board and its repre- tencing of William F. Randall, M, which prevents ready access to an properties in this vicinity. employed and living with hlsdaugh tnln communications between the room suites, upholstered chairs, leva less driving, two wrecked autos sentative to the Kellogg Founda- seaU and sofas, tables of all klttds, Middle rd., Keyport, when he with- area the company ailed in and has and two injured men. Included wsa part of ths Charles ter at the time of his death. aircraft and the local control ccn tion Group of Co-operating School dtiw a not guilty plea to a man- used is a parking apace between A. Tlcklenburg estate—a bungalow ter. Warrant Officer William Asp- fireplace accessories, juvenile fur- Julius Sims of 31T River st, Red Mr. Wilberg was struck "by the din of Shrewsbury will drive the committees, said that committee niture, lamps, pictures, mirrors, slaughter charge Monday, and Rarltan and Pinevlew avei, since Bank, a Marine on leavt from at 88 Hawthorne ave., Neptune automobile of Fllllppone May 4 members, on a recent visit here, pleaded non vult to a cha/ge ol 1848. Mr. Pillsbury In an affidavit Clty-whleh Mn. Ruth Larney of truck. The radio operator will be etc. Cherry Point, N, C, drove his car 1982 on rt, 4 In Freehold and was flfcond Lieut. Alfred Relnhart of were aurpriaed that the Khool sys- atrocious assault and battery. said that he was told by Borough through the circle Saturday at 8:80 Port Monmouth purchased from killed Instantly. There were no tem does not employ a co-ordlna- Many rare special! in nationally The charge wae made In connec- Manager Ralph O. Williams that the Aebury Park National bank. Rumson, the squadron's executive famous Qultstan carpeting ara also p, m. He was taken by tha Volun- witnesses to the accident, accord' officer. tor for the grammar schools. Com- tion with the death of John Doyle, Mayor Felix J. Brennan had or teer Ambulance corpa to Fort Stlvator Coatango purchased a Ir.g to the reports of investigation mittee members also were amated, being offered during this annivers- 48, Oct. 1, ten days' after he waa dered the fence erected. Monmouth hospital where he Is bungalow on Wayside rd,, part of made by the state troopers who .Also on hand from the squadron said Mr. Lawley, that teaching ary sale. McKelveye Is the aalaa- pushed by Randall during an argu- Mayor Brennan has been engaged being treated for a fractured rib. tha Dehlhagin estate, from the claimed that the man was walking will be Warrant Officer John J, principals are employed In each of room for Ouliitan famous ruga ment at Daly'a restaurant, Carr In a aerlea of legal catea with the A passenger, Bernard Jones of $1 Asbury Park National bank, Jew in tho middle of the road with his VnnKirk of Atlantic Highlands, the township's grammar schools. made In Freehold and for One fur- avs,, Keansburg. company tinea ha took office In Prospect ave,, Rid Bank, was taken Oooebury of Elisabeth purchased back toward traffic, First Lieut, Robert Brandt of Red niture by America's best makers. Assistant Prosecutor George A. May, IN*. to Rlverview hospital for a pos- let 18 In Penilope, the Stanley Stll- Tho can was scheduled for trial Bank, Master Sgt. Victoria Hou I.tiedk« Also Heplleo (fray told the court the proseeu- Judge McOeehan, in denying the sible wrist fracture. Ths nixt to well development in Holmdet, on ,it Freehold this week, hut was set' /ton of Naveaink and Master Sgt, The $14,000 appropriation la made Waill, Turner File tor's office approved of the change borough's motion for dismissal of craek the circle was Herman Qrla- which Mr. Oooebury Intends to tied between Edmund ,T. Cansona Violet Maxaon of Naveilnk, for a non-teaching principal for For Couneil Seals \n the charge, and the plea, be- the suit, tent the matter to the ron of 184 Brook it,, Long Branch, build a new home, Josiph Mag- of tho firm of Paraoni, Labrecque, The alert will be sounded whan the central school on Tlndall rd,, •use the atate had a weak caae who did the trick at 8:80 a. m, nolia of Englewood purchased a the attack plane is sighted, Mr, New Monmouth, now under con- KBANSBURG—Councllmen Uoa Superior court's chancery division. Caniona and Combe, and Arthur A. Waltt and William Turner al- M prove manslaughter. Another case Involving the bor- yisttrday. He was uninjured. bungalow In Frank Manton'a de- Ooldberg, who represented Mm Rerger Hid, Officials from the struction, Edward Luedke, another Bdward r. Juska, attorney for ough and the beach company is velopment In River Plata. Palm, and the firm of Townatnd state, area and municipality are board member, told Mr. Compton, ready have filed petitions for re- Randall,.said that Randall and scheduled for argument Feb. (L a Raymond Pierce of Branehport .ind Doyle, Jersey City, who repre- expected to Inspect the tut. tie said the 31-claasroom school election to borough council here, Doyle had hem friends (or many data Axed by Judge McOeehan, At Parking, Charges Cost ave,, Long Branch, purchased t dinted the defendant. will need a full-time principal, and Borough Clerk Richard A. Jeeaen yiars, and thi fatal Incident hap- that tine the eampany will argue Perth Amboy Man IIS house at 1ST Rockwell ave,, Long declared that eemo of the town- said this week. Deadline for filing la pened after they had visited several (of Invalidation of action by bor- Branch, from Stanley B, Wllberl* Wiehtnann Resigns, ship's grammar schools have grown Thursday, Feb. 24, the clerk said. bars. He said Randall pushed ough council teat year In voiding Bdward Barnes of Perth Amboy 810 Irving pi,, Long Branch, Ren< Hits Utility Pole, to auch an extent that they, too, Mayor Felix J. Brennan la ex- Doyle away and ft* fell and struck a 18-year leaae held by the com- was fined $11 this morning by Mag- talt Included tpartmenti In the Faces Ml Charge Porter Ap|»ointed require non-teaching principal!, pected to declare whether he will his head, Ho added there was no pany on a large section of beach- istrate John V. Crowell on two new Sunnybrook building! on Mr. Luedke alao cited an Increase seek re-election within ten days. evidence that Randall had punched front property In Belvedere Beach. charges of overnight parking, Wyikoff rd,, owned by Mrs, Alice KATONTOWN - William A MTTLK 81I.VBR - William T, from 1210 to $240 In per pupil co«, About a doien candidates ara ea- •er hit Doyle. Barnes, for whom a warrant wai Maurice of Avenel, to Richard E, Cttaiey of A9 Aicond »<•• Xryport Wlchmann laxt night, resigned aa during tha last two yeara, an In- pected to Ale for the three couneil Issued afttr he failed to appear In Nesmlth nf fort Monmouth, Ham wai chirgid with eerileia driving maglatrnte hci#. He ha.il held thr crrase In line with other coat hikes. seats to be Ailed in Miy'e election. 'i Floyd Lum to Head court Jan, 14, was flntd $5 en oni W, Mantel, Mrs, Krtcka B. Burn- curly Sunday mnrnlng after hli port and that or recorder the pant Harold Copeland, president of thi Red Banker Fined, Village Scout Drive count and $10 on the olh»r, hart nf Long Branch and Kugin* car itruck a utility pole on high flva yearn, In hla latter nf tealgna' school board, called Mr, Compton'i Sickles to Be Feted > way 1W nnpoilte th« American Ln tlon, Mr, Wlchmann cited tho prt*< Has License Revoked LINCROFT - The Girl leout Others fined this morning wen Montr of r«rt Monmouth, Donild attention tn th* rUcreaie In thi Lister Lunceford, Tth si,, nilford, H, liOgan of Fort Monmouth rint- Rlen home, < sure nf hU law prnctlcn with the tuition rat», which will bring a At Testimonial Feb. 26 BATONTOWN-Wlllli Plnckney drive for funds In this aria will firm of Wl«« and Wlm< and the re tf 27» Mechanic st,, Red Bank, start Monday and continue until Improper registration, $»i William ett a highway 9tt apartmint from Ohany told police hi wai going drop In rerelpta, He aaltt nn In- OCBANPORT—Lloyd N. Slektea, win flnid $231 and had his driver's •very householder has been con T, Koch, Rumson rd,, Little Silver, Adolph Koilcky, north when light* from an oncom- utrlctlon* Imnonfd on lawyer* hold timiM In atat* aid will he forth- president ef thi board of education, Ilienm revoked for two yean Sun- tacted. If no one Is home when speeding, $8; Robert MeKee, d Me< ing ear blinded him, forcing him ing the office, coming, deivlte increased enroll- who la not eeeklng re-election altar WEATHRB REPORT . olf thi road on the property of Terming the local pollue "ixctl ment, M years' service on the board, will diiv afternoon when he appeared a worker calls, the drive material Lsren St., Red Bank; Mlehail Mlg- be honored at a testimonial diiaer In fore Magistrate Klmtr Hurliy to will be left with Information on llaeolo, 106 Shrewsbury ave,, Red Oeeaalenal rain teeter, wttk kith the Koiloky Florist ihop. lent" and "well trained/' he said After waiting the full hour re- pioad guilty to a drunkea driving 1 he had experienced the "flnent of quired for the public hearing, the Feb. M at TiSO a. m, at Crystal how to contact the worker. Bank) Anthony R. Pace, M Chest- anar Mi Clear and colder taalgkl, RETURNS TO DUTY •rook Farm Inn, Istontown, chargo, Mrs. Floyd Lum, Brownie troop nut at,, Red Bank, and Mrs, Mary co-operation and SMlstsnce" from board adopted the budget, Voters itncliniy was arrested en Broad leader, and Mrs. M, Harold Kelly Baldaiaarl, 948 Lelghton ave* Red wHfc Hw #f H fcy toMMsNvWnitvR " Pitrolmin William Brooks of II all memhit'a of the force. The r«i will Indicate approval In th* school Speakin will Inetude Jowsk •. it, early Hunday morning by Pa- I* chairman of the troop commit- Bink, overnight pirklng, $8 each! lug. ralr tomorrow with high ef Leroy p|,, Red Bank, returned to his Ignatlon, effective Keb, 1, was SO' district election Tuesday, I'eb, 10, Clayton, county superlnUndenl «f WIIPII three members of the board school*, Mayor Bdward O. Wlleaa. trolman Henry niddle, Taken In let. Other* Malstlng with th« drive Philip Webster, l,ong Brunch, Inv 88-81. frtsh south and Mtrihweit dutliN at I he do«k at police head- uepled "wllli rcnt'il," Mayor Joseph Long Branoh police hiadquartera, are Mrs, C. Donald Holsey, Mrs, proper parking, |8; Mr, Mlgsllsccto, (|Uirt#i'i Tuilday aftfc lit Inn con- O, IINVUOII then Appointed Fllcliarri will be elected. and Henry J, Andiraun, vise preal* hi was examlnid by Dr, Jacob winds, heeemlag strong weet lo I), Poi'itr, M local iiuldint who Addfd t'oala dint of the board of tduoatlpa, • Douglas O, Merrill, MM, Oenrie improper parking, $8, and Nora fined to hl» homi »!nct Wednndsy Harry Koch, Jr., will act ai tMSt- Geldberg, whe aronouncid him ua- Oould, Mrs I, D. Brandt and Mrs. Parker, 11 Tllten ave,, Red Sank, Rarihwati today aad freak north- nf list wiik with i iiiplritory in practices law from offtrite in N Tha bnard adopted a resolution Jean LtjskM, tvertimt parktai, $1 ' Rtst tasumw. faction, ark. adding $5,IM 47 la tha ceatrait af •Mster, PageTwo RED BANK REGISTER, JANUARY 29.1953 CHURCH^ NEWS Testing Program 120-Point Rat* : i j, PERSONALS Teachers Keep Assembly Seating (Continued from page 1) Candidates for School Board PRESBYTERIAN Cpl. Ervln A. Starkey, whoa* wife, Mrs. Dorothy Starkey, live* Shrewsbury'. U Explained ver-ail Increases in the local Bills.Introduced ihase of the budget at HMW.03. at 884-A Broad St., is serving aa Present Views, Qualifications Up Attack Sunday church ichool is at 9:45 RUMSON — Th* hlfh school Mayor Krauss said he waa satis- flreman with the Army's Seoul City a. m. At the 11 a. m. worship, esting program waa explained by TRENTON, highway 80, left Saturday by auto A. Filer, of Middletown, vice pres- chaigcs an "error in Mr. Young's 14, in the church social room. tally and emotionally prepared to Introduced this session provide: Last night's meeting brought out for Daytona Beach, Fla., where he on the spot." He said he felt coun- The deacons will meet- next ident of the board, was prevented cil had the same prerogative as the calculations. It seems aa if an at- inter the adult world upon gradu- 1. Upplng the delegations of Mon- that Councilman Charles Ellenber- goes every winter for a stay of by Illness from attending the meet- tempt is being made to fix tlic re- Thursday, Feb. 5, st 8 p. m. in the ition. Mr. Welnheimer pointed out mouth and Union counties by one ber is taking Improvements Im- several weeks. Mr. Ruppel, who 1* zoning board'and that it had "legal church house. ing. Other board members also ability" to hold up the decision if sponsibility In the budget hike on that most students who tall during each and cutting Essex and Hud- rovements to the borough lower retired, was a former member of were Introduced by Mr. Lawley. it so desired. he Increase in teachers' salarien or The Girl Scouts meet Mondays their first year In college do so son by one each—by Sen. Richard ilant as a long-range sewer plant the Middletown townehlp board of >n salaries of all employees. The at 3:30 p. m. In the social room. becauu they lack initiative and a R. Stout (R-Monmouth.) « at. least a three-year program, education. Mr. Copelsnd Taylor—Wcigel Claah 'acts and figures do not support The senior choir will rehearse sense of responsibility. The same 2. Increasing the delegations of londlttons there, according to him Mr. and Mr*. Lout* Hughe* of Mr. Copeland said he "definitely" "The board feels badly that a Hr. Young's claim." Thursday at 8 p. m. In the church. •holds true, he explained, for the Monmouth, Union and Burlington ind James P. Thorsen, who rune Jnden pi. are parent* of a daugh- favors greater state aid to educa- member of council should make Louis J. Jacoubs, president df the A nursery Is .conducted in the graduate who hai trouble holding by one each and taking them away he plant, are that bad. Work In ter born Saturday at Monmouth tion. He urged the audience of derogatory remarks about the .etchers' association, said the teach- church houie during Sunday morn- down a job that his achievement from Euex, Hudion and Atlantic— 063 will be devoted to emergency Memorial hospital. about 65 persons to write to mem- board before the P.T.A.," Mr. Tay- ers feel justified in continuing their ing service. and aptitude tests Indicate he is by Assemblyman Alfred N. Bead- repairs. Mr. and Mra. Guldo Trlmboll, bers of the legislature asking in- lor concluded. request for the adoption of the the flower committee li anxious capable of holding. leston (R-Monmouth.) From Mr. Thorsen cam* the pic- Washington it., are parent* of a creased aid. He. cited New Jer- Councilman Gcoiga Wclgcl an- proposed salary plan which would to obtain a schedule of names on The next meeting of the parent 3. Adding one each to Cimden, ture of a heating plant whose pipes son, born Saturday at Riverview sey's 47th position among the 48 swered that he spoko before the provide maximum salaries of $5,- the "flower chart" in the vestibule education group will.be held Feb. Monmouth and Union by cutting are rotting away and falling off, hospital. state? in stale nid for school?, al- P.T.A. "1 can assure the entire r00 for a teacher with a bachelor's of the church. 36 in the high school cafeteria when the delegations of Essex, Hudson uined by acid fumes in the place, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Carroll though the state stands third in board there were no derogatory re- egree and $6,000 for a '.cachet- The Arts and Crafts circle meets the speaker will be George Kra- and Atlantic by one each—by As- 'he recommendation here was for, of Wallace st. arc visiting Mr. Car* the nation income. marks and no attempt, to deride ivlth a. master's degree. Mr. Ja- nt the church house Tuesdays at mer, director of admissions at Rut- lemblywoman Florence Price Dwy- in automatic hot alr'syatom, some- roll's son and daughter-in-law Mr. The board, Mr. Copeland said, t!ie board of adjustment," he re- coubs also pointed out there are 7:30 p. m. gers university. er and Assemblymen Donald D. hing to be given careful study. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll at Miami, will receive the same amount of plied. a number of teachers with profes- The comparative religion course Mackey and G. Clifford Thomas 3ut Mr. Eilenberger gave assur- Fla. r sional training beyond the five state aid this year—with 3,. >00 pu- Mr. Taylor insisted that "people is held in the church house Tues- (all Union Republicans.) ince that anything necessary will Mr. and Mrs. Peter Branch of years required for a master's de- days at 8 p. m. Local PTA to Hold 4. Giving one more assemblyman be done without delay. pils in the township system—as it came back to me" and said s coun- ep. . Shrewsbury ave,, returned home did last year when 3,100 pupils cilman had "spoken unfavorably The junior choir will rehearse sach to Burlington, Camden, Union Taking in another expense antl- Thursday on the Queen Mary from were enrolled. In reply to a ques- of the board." "The community" said Mr. Ja- Saturday at 10:30 a. m. tnd Monmouth and taking away patcd in ihe budget, the borough a trip to Europe. tion from the audience, he de- coubs, "must recognize that the The Westminster fellowship Bazar Feb. 5 two each from Essex and Hudson— bought a new Plymouth police car "Well, I'll tell you to tell the n a trade-in deal figured at *«S* Col. Harrison A. Martin of Hanca clared hi.« favor of using an un-j people who told you. there was no policies of the board of education meets Sundays at 4:30 p. m. in Mrs. Henry Rltterman and Mre. by Assemblymen William T. Cahill, ave., New Shrewsbury, has returned committed balance of $265,000 in regard to minimum salaries and the social room, All teen agers are Melvin Ooodman are chairmen of Ch»rles H. Evans, William B. rom Maurice Schwartz of Red attempt to deride the board" Mr. Bank, the low bidder among four, from New York, where he partici- which was approved by township Wcigel countered. the professional staff are closely invited. the bazar which Mechanic Street Knight (all Camden Republicans), pated in the program of the Amer- voters and not used for the central related to.,the proficiency of the Parent-Teacher association will ouncilman Thomas Farrell moved The exchange ended when May- educational program. The public 3. William Hainea (R-Burllngton 'or the purchase. ican Institute of Electrical Engin- grammar school now under con- or Joseph C. Davison granted a METHODIST old Thursday..Feb. S, in the school tnd Fred E. Shepard ,(R-Unlon.) eers' winter meeting at the Hotel must be made to realize what Is Mr. Farrell said he also le atart- struction on Tindall rd., New Mon- member of the audience, Sidney at stake." Eatontown •udltorium. This Is the (Croup's Another controversial issue— Statler. He Is a consulting engin- mouth—for an addition to the Lichter, the floor. Mr. Lichter said Sunday-school is at 9:45 a. m. The n.ly fund-raising project for the shanglng the date of the primaries nc something new—requiring the eer, also associated with Henig school. The balance! was made he attended the P.T.A. meeting in Referring to the budget, Mr. Ja- Communion service is at 11 a. m. year. In the state—seems to be headed police to give him daily reports on associates. Col. Martin is a mem- available' when a federal grant of question and "had heard nothing coubs stated "The real increase in Tho youth fellowship meets at 6:30 On sale will be home made cakes, for defeat In the assembly. ust when and over.what ground ber of the New York section of th* that *um was approved for the new derogatory." He complimented Mr. the budget is to be spent on equip- p. m., followed by an evening wor- toys, white elephant gifts, hand- The senate voted to change the the car traveled, to make sure full institute. school. Wcigel on an "excellent presenta- ment and on the new addition. The ship at 7:30. Howard M, Montgom- knit goods,, aprons, books and houie date from Apr. 21 to Juno 9 by a patrol is given the entire town. •mount to bo spent exceeds the T. H. O'Donnelt of the Travel Mr. Copeland has been a board tion." ry is clergyman. plants. Refreshments also will be vote of 16 to 4. The campaign for Fire Hose Falls agency, 12 Broad st., is publicity amount submitted to the public as sold. Movies for children under the member for six years. He is em- Following this, Mr. Taylor sub- part of the referendum." METHODIST the gubernatorial nomination is an Councilman Ralph W. Lawrence, chairman for the February meet- ployed by Standard Oil company, mitted his resignation. He stressed supervision of Miss Louise McCue, issue here. Ire chairman, and Mr. Thorsen, ing of the American Society of and 1* active in scouting activi- that the appeal In question or his The teachers list the following Tinton Falls fifth grade teacher. ' Some of the candidates In the ire driver, told how, in a test last Travel Agents, which will be held ties snd other civic pursuits. references to Mr. Welgcl were not recommendations: Services Sunday are at 9:43 a. Serving with the chairmen are race want the date, changed to lunday, several section* of fire hone for the first time at the Castle the cause, but that he is moving out Only teachers with the highest 11. Howard M.. Montgomery is Mrs. John Hammond, Mm. Clement give them more time to line up sup- ad burst under ISO pound* pres- Harbour hotel, Tucker's Town, Ber- Mr. Kinkade of the borough within a few weeks. justifications for the position should clergyman. Jri.blon.iky, Mrs. James Robottom, port. Othera feel time may work sure. Mr. Lawrence said the re- muda. Mr. O'Donnell is also a co- Mr. Kinkade, an employee of the Council, previously Informed of his be added to the stiff. Mr?. Irvine Brenner, Mrs. Agnes against them. . quirement of the National Board chairman of the entertainment .Merchants Trust company In Red intention to leave the hoard, ac- The Red Bank board of educa- * COMMUNITY CHURCH P. Schwenker, Mrs. Hyman Polin, In tht assembly, It appears, the of Fire Underwriters calls for suc- committee.' The group will leave .Bank, is the father of three chil- cepted thn resignation "with re- tion should adopt the policy of pro- Llncroft Mrs. J. R. Ayers, Jr., Mrs. Arthur big county delegations will vote cessful testing at 400 pounds. He from LaGuardia field at noon dren. He is a member of the Amer- gret," the borough clerk being di- viding the best possible training Services will be held Sunday at DiFiore, Mrs. Dexter Jones, Mrs. Tuesday, Feb. 10. and will return and leadership for the positions againtt change. Assembly Major- aid he would have to buy some ican Legion and chairman of his rected to write Mr. Taylor a letter 11 a. m. Stanley Stilwell, .pastor, Stanley Burnham, Mrs. William I. ity leader, G. Clifford Thomas of ew hose. Mayor Krauss said all he following Friday. post's Boys State committee. Mr. available. Klatsky, Mrs. Harold E. Williams, of appreciation for "excellent ser- Careful job analysis is necessary will deliver a sermon entitled "On Union summed It for a reporter o*e the borough owns should be Mr. and Mrs. John Oaddli of Kinkade cited the Legion's interest vice" to the borough. to act up standards of qualification Being a Real Christian." There will Mrs. Orenville Ellis, Mri. Edward this way: ' put to a good test right away, and Cherry at., are parenti of a daugh- In youth and declared that he is in training, experience, leadership, bo a junior pulpit aermonette en- Gibson, Mrs. Norman dill, Mrs. "There Is no support In the as- Mr. Lawrence said that would be ter, born last Thursday at Mon* -.Jn favor of greater state aid to mature personality. titled "Our Father." The Junior Raymond Massey. Mr). Vincent arranged. education. Transportation Theme Paladino, Mrs. John T. Hendrlck- sembly for a change In the pri- mouth Memorial hospital. The position should be open to choir will sing "I Would Be True." mary—I can't find it anywhere in Council held over until the next Dr. H. Oscar Kraut of Harding Mr. Lawlor all applicants regardless of resi- The senior choir will sing "Beauti- son, Mrs, Fred Boyd, Mrs. Theo- For Cub Scout Meeting dore Ashmore, Mrs. E. R. Mitchell, the houie. meeting, ao Its attorney, George A. rd. u taking « special graduate Holding that a good school sys- dence. AH teachers In ths school ful Hour of Prayer." Mrs. R. 8. Gray, who was absent, could pass study eouri* this week at Colum- FAIR HAVEN — Several new system should be given an oppor- Cass of Long Branch, soloist, will Mrs. William H. Egolf, Mra. Irving tem must have^adequate facilities, leaders for local Girl Scouts were tunity. L. Krakowitch, Mrs. Leon Roien- n it, a letter from the State De- bia university's School of Dental -qualified teachers, a qualified su- announced Friday at a meeting of If the best leadership Is to be ob- •Ing "There Ii a Land, Jesus Lead feld, Mrs. L. J. Bogert, Mra. David 4 Scouts Pass partment of Institutions and Agen- •nd Oral Surgery, The course It a perintendent, and a "competent, the Fair Haven Girl Scout town slned, the position should be open he Way." Wark, Mrs. Lawrence R. Burdge, cies indicating, that tho borough new all oral cancer education pro- willing and far-sighted board," Mr. committee at the home of the chair- o any candidate who may be qual- Mrs. E. F. Terenaiani and Mra. must set. up a welfare committee, gram for practicing dentists, and METHODIST..... Tenderfoot Test according to law. The borough now Includes studies in how to detect man, Mrs. A. Jackson Llndsley on ified. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Albert StootonT. 'tax bus in securing necessary tn- Hancn rd. Teachers and members of super- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Four has a welfare director and over- •igm and symptom* of oral cancer, *ereas» In state aid. He also cited Mrs. Arnold Schwartx has taken visory and administrative staff The sacrament of the Lord'* Sup- membcri of Boy Scout troop 32 eer of the poor, reepectlvely Coun- and laboratory and clinical meth- the need for changing the formula should he selected on a broad basis per will be observed Sunday at 11 Little Silver Men passed their tenderfoot require- ilman and Mrs. Neils Jacobaen. ods for treatment. over the leadership of Brownie from all sections of the, country. through which state aid is award- troop 5ft with. Mm. D. J. Paoluccl H. m., with Rev. Roy E. Williams, ments test at the scout meeting The state aaked that three or more Airman Second Clas* and Mr*. '*d. Assistant chief accountant for Th* Field Studies, Columbia Uni- Jr.,> officiating. Head National Group erve on the committee with one Raymond Schmidt are parent* of as her assistant. Mrs. Paul •mlth versity . Teachers' college, have last night at the Methodist church. paid director. Associated Aviation Underwriters, and Mrs. C. Harold Larien have shown the need for representatives In the vesper service at S p. m Three members of the board of James Rudd and Warren Miller, a daughter, born Jan. 21 at Scott Mr. Lawlor Is the father of two agreed to take over leadership of Rev. Mr. Williams will preach on governors of the Shrewsbury Sail' leaden, were incharge. Mayor Krauss said that Angelo Base hoipltal, Belleville, III. Mrs. from all parts of the nation if the' Costa, North Jeney contractor who -children in township schools. He intermediate..troop «0, succeeding student is to have a. broad under- he theme, "Rose* and Thorns.'' ing and Yacht club have bean elect- Passing 'enderfoot requirements Schmidt Ii th* former Mis* Mar- la vice president of the Port Mon Mrs. George Dawson, present lead- standing of the country as a whole. Mrs, Janet Hofman wilt alng a con- ed officers or the National Wood last year bid in .a section of ocean- loria Estelle, daughter of Mr. and were Oeorge Lsthrop, Alex Dutt- front, borough-owned property, on " mouth Civic association, and com- er. Mrs. Harold Stine has become A selection on such a basis would tralto solo, "My Task." Pussy asaociatlon. They are Orover kln, Tom Johnson and Bart Lane. Mrs. Harry Esteil* of East Sun- tnander of th* American Legion assistant leader of Brownl* troop avoid any show of favoritism. The Sunday-school will meet at 1:45 a. C. Kirchhof, commodore; T. Bourn* he south beach for development, set ave. position should be filled on the ba- A board of review was held for 12 has not yet paid for It. One thing post,here. The educational level of the com- Tinton Falls that more than 30 boats will be Court of Awards ceremonies Feb. 6. taking over the session—Mayor '•ehool board business to go else- In the door-to-door and 190.50 in munity (11.3 grades average) re- starting this summer. Comet Fleet by boat for Germany, where ah* Mrs. Virgil Davis, formerly Miss A craft contest waa held with Krauss and Mr. Plcknally being . where. He reltereated hii criticism special gifts in the recent Girl quires a highly proficient staff and Captain David Klngaton said that disqualified to act because they will join her huiband, Sgt. Teltlng Scout drive for funds in the well-integrated program. Rose Marie Furiato, daughter of the National Comet association hit scouts tiling bite of gum and tooth- who ti serving with the Army. Both of the sit* for the eentral school, Mr, and Mrs. James Furiato of hold liquor licenses—council ap- •caring tHe location as a "mud- borough. The community must develop a authoriied the club to hold a spon- picks to make symbols pertaining proved tramfer of the llctnse of Sgt. and Mri. Telting are muii- constructive interest In the schools. Water st.,%hn» joined her husband ^liole" that will cost taxpayers Others present at th* meeting sored regatta this summer. Con- to their activities. Print winners the Ocean Front bar, 10M Ocean eiani, and plan to take part in a Awarded 91,237 l.i Okinawa. He has been promoted tracts hive been signed to extend were Jim Hlggin*, first, and'George •erlei of canteen ehowi In Europe. ''"hundred* of thousand* of dollars were Mrs. Clifton Lewis, Mrs. Clif- to sergeant first class since being ave., from John Gilbert Tobias to In time to come." He Mid he was ford Grimmer, Mrs. Noel Lartaud, th* existing dock ' 50 feet to ac< Lathrop and Bart Lane, second. Caroline Siadowikl and Clifford Charlea Morrell, Jr., 12-year-old For Injury to'Knee transferred from Fort Monmouth commodate larger boats. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charli* Mor- 'In favor of using the uncommitted Mrs. John Hessel, Mrs. Edward in June. Richard Ferry and George Lath' Brown. It, however, held over for ."balance of 12*5.000 to retire Indeb- Warren, Mrs. Bailey Scott, Mra. Mrs. Helen B. Price received a rop will serve on water duty Sat- action at Ite nest meeting, Feb. 10, rell of Plalnflild. former reildente Tony E. Hunting and Mrs. Vernon judgment against Electronics As- Henry Carney, son of Mr. and urday. A roll csil meeting, with nf Wallace at, ha* been awarded tedness. Mr. Walling, father of Mrs. Edward Carney, spent the Non*Support Charge an application to tramfer the li- 'three children in the township Martin. sociates, Inc., of Long Branch, in uniform Inspection, will be held cense of Charlei Manor from a scholarship in composition at tha the Workmen's Compensation week-end at home. He Is stationed Jullllard School of Muile In New ,school system, ssid greater state in Washington with the Navy. Changed to Lew-duet* Tuesday. Charles and Dorothy Charlei to ,ald will be forthcoming and It Women Arrange court at Red Bank Monday in the Dorothy Charles. Olaf J. Axelsen York city. A pianist, he haa ap- amount of 11,237.50, together with Robert Cottingham, son ot Mr. WAYSIDE-Eugene Lee of Cher- wrote In that' he protested that peared on the Paul Whltaman teen- can be used for an addition to the and Mrs. John Cottingham, Is con- Wedding Anniversary school. He Is a former president Card Parlies an award for the payment of her r> it.. New Shrewsbury, le In coun- transfer eince he claims tho dub show on television, and other medical and legal fees. fined home by illness. ty jail awaiting grand Jury action Charlei' owe him 1140. TV presentations. ¥Of the Belford Civic association Women members of the Shrews- Mr. and Mrs. David Scott of on a charge of open lewdnen. For Malayan Couple "and delegate of the Belford P. T. A. Mra. Price, whose husband Is Among the medical patlint* at bury Sailing and Yacht club have presently stationed with the armed Woodland dr. entertained at, a Jailed with him on the same count MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. W. Council, complying with requeeU lUvervlew hospital are William to the school board. planned a series of card parties, party for their daughter Dorothy, was Mrs. Louise Lastlc, who Is In by the Monmouth County Proba- > . Mr. Flic* forces in England, Injured her W. Wleland of Wildon rd. will ob- Hoag, 40 Worthley it.; Richard the first of which wll pe held Mon- knee when she fell on the premises whd celebrated her l«th birthday Clinton reformatory- to await the serve their 15th wedding annivers- tion department and Chief of Po- Lamberson, 1*0 Newman Spring* "' Mr. Copeland spoke In behalf of day afternoon, Feb. », at the home ot her employer last October. The Saturday. birth ot a child. ary today at a dinner at Cottrell's lice Gilbert Boyer renamed Its Juv- rd.; Robert Nicosia, «i East Front Mr. Fllce, describing him as a homo nf Mrs. William Heatley on case was brought on for immediate Mr*. Charles Phlpps, who la em- Maglstrste Walter N. Cobb sen- restaurant at Keyport. They will enile committee to work on prob- *•.; Richard Strong. 14 Throek- "hard worker" during his three Little Silver Point rd. ployed at the schooj cafeteria, Is tenced the pair, Lea being served em* Involving young people i>f the hearing due to th* fact that, Mrs. entertain following dinner at their municipality. Mrs. Susan Nelson inorton ave.. and Mr*. Susanna yesre' membership on the school Other party hostesses will be Mr*. Price la about to leave to join her crnflned home by Illness. Mrs. tho warrant on the new charge In home. Ron, N Herbert at. Mis* Mary hoird. He said that Mr. Fllce is In W. Bourne Ruthrauff of Little Sil- huaband In England and la sailing Charles Lodcn Is replacing her. county Jail where he waa sen- waa named aa a new member and Ann Domldlon, SIT Spring it,, and ver Point; Mrs. Byron Briggs, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wleland were mar- kept in the group WM Rev. John favor of long-range planning for the Feb. T on the Queen Mary. Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Sanford of tenced , th* week bsjfort for non- ried at Mensneld, Ohio, In 1»28 and Mri. Mildred Hopklni #4 Newma. ichool system and la an ardent sup Reginald Qcnole and Mrs. Joseph Price's husband la expected to be Tinton ave. entertained realdenti support. Judge Cobb explained Ewing of the RurneoM Holy Croe* Spring* rd. are surgical patient*. porter of greater state aid. Herrmann, Long Branch; Mm. Da- that the non-support charge hai have been realdenta of Matawan Catholic church. stationed In England two years. here at a demonstration party last for 13 yiari, both being active In MU* Ann D. O'Connor of IS John '. District Clerk James W. Davld- vid Kingston sad Mrs. Alfred O. Mrs. Price was represented by week. ' been dismissed. Thl* earn* about Approval WM gtvm Mayor »t., attended a ihower Sunday at . helser told of the progress of the Morhart, Gooseneck Point, and Mr*. when It waa learned that Lao Is civic and church affairs ot the First Krauss' sugge.tlon that'Boy Scouts Edmund J. Canzona, of the firm Mayor J. Lester Rlgby, honorary Methodist church, of which they the home of Mri. Richard Milter 'central school. He said that, while Reginald C. Pyo, Mrs. Russell Hath- of Parsons, Labrecque. Canzona * chairman of the March of Dimes not married to Mr*. Mastle and now led by Robert Lynch of Hum- at Maywood, given for Mis* Doro- , ;no date can definitely be set for away and Mrs. Edward Polak, Red that her two children are not hU, are members. Mrs. Wieland U a eon, the scoutmaster, be allowed Combs, and the defendant by Har- campaign, has named Samuel M. former member of the Matawan thy Toth of Nutley. MUi O'Connor ;the opening of the school, It might Bank. Mrs. Jerome B. Drew is rison Williams of the firm of Cox Fisher, St., Rodney L. Bloom. A. although all of them lived together to meet In the heated Ground Ob- will be maid of honor at the forth- be open for classes about this time regional chairman for the parties aV Walhurg In Newark. \V. Handy, Kellogg B. Ashton, Ron- In a one-room outbuilding without, township board of education. They •erver Corpe room at the municipal coming wedding of Mill Toth and , nest year. In reply to a question on Llttlo Silver and Oooieneck tit t,. Campbell, Angclo Zanetil sanitary facilities. The two chil- have one ion, William David Wlel Dillon until other arrangements Oeorge Joeat. ,Dr. Wylle G. Pate, superintendent Points, nnd Mrs. J. Ward Vanverveer as dren are being cared for by Mrs, nd. can be made. of school*, said 38 or 40 part-time The young married couple*' Mra. Claude Whelan co-chairmen. Those who will assist Mastic's relatives In Middletown. Their guests will be Mr. and Mri. Considering the pending Im- 'ciasees are anticipated next year. Rioup of the club and the Teen- Head* Auxiliaries in thn drive are Mrs. Marguerite Edgar N. Pike, Mr, and Mra. Wil- irovement to the municipal beach Welcome Wagon Group He said thrre are 20 nich clntfes ARP Sailors will also hold a series Forrest, Mrs, Richard Maggs. Mrs. Wichmann Fine* liam L. Salmon, Mr. and Mr*. Hen- narking lot. the mayor Mid, It Entertains Teen*Agen 'at present. ' of similar events, with Mrs, Frsnk Mrs. Claure Whelan of the West- Howard Hnvens, Mrs, Peter J. Mo- ry Luhri, Mr, and Mrs, Karl Heu< would h* enlarged to hold an addi- Mountain as chairman. Did* Hos* company auxiliary wan u, Mra. M. J. Conner, Mrs. How- Seven Motorist* scr, Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. David, ional M automobile! hy moving Mfi, Claude M. Blair and Mri. Leon Bucket-man, president of thr elected president of the executive he fence alongside the pavilion John Bell, local Welcome Wagon Orange and Black association, the ' R, Knapp, Mrs, Donald M. LITTLE 8ILVER-8«ven motor- ton and Mr. and Mrs. James M council of the auxiliaries of the Oanson,. Mrs, Cyril T. Lawes, A. Adams, Matawan; Mr. and Mrs, rurther onto the beach. The prob- he*t*MM, entertained at an Inform- township organization formed to TRKATfcD AT RIVKRVIKW Red Bank fire department Mon- Itt* wtr* fined htrc last night by lem there haa been parking rather al aoft drink party and fashion ^promote scholastic activities, told Private™, Miss Annette Prlvatera, Magistrate William T. Wichmann, Clarence W. Bergtr, Shrewsbury; Among those treated at River- day night. Also elected were Mrs, Mrs. Bessie Holley, Aia Jeffries, Mr. and Mri. Irving A. Gemmell, ;han beach space for bathiri. ahow Tueaday afternoon at Trinity the audience of plans to secure the .'lew hospital during the past week* Earl Stout of Relief auxiliary, vice Including three local rseldenU, Episcopal pariah heuie. Guest* were services of a township recreation Mr. and Mrs. Coletto M. Epps, Mrs. John T. LoveM. Jr., of Ml Branch Colt's Neck, and Mr. and Mri. P. ivtrc Bernard Kclghron, 23, Palmer president; Mri. Eugene Patterson, John Delancy, Mian Ruth Craw- ROM Lyonsy Fair Haven. girli in thl* area who have Juet director. He urged the participa- st., Bclforn, cut right fingertip on Independent, secretary, and Mrs ave. waa lined IS for falling to atop New Girl Scout passed their Mth .birthday*, and tion of all parents In the orfian- itrd, Mrs. George Olll, Mrs, Alice his auto after Injuring a dog. James "'the; Jai.ieti Duvlson, 5, 28T Cam- Erneat Blakely, Independent Hflanger, Mrs. Ethel D, Loftus, Leader* Announced who have received call* from th* laatlon. Mrs. Robert Goodmnn, bridge ave,, Fair Haven, cut scalp treasurer. Corbett of SSI Branch ave. wai host***** on their birthday*. president or the P.T.A. here, which Mrs, Harold C. Ely, Mrs, Rlgby. fined fio for apeedlng. Charlei Tynan Receiver FAin HAVEN - "Transporta- wai hoit to the township's right ngnlnst a flown box; Karen Committee chairmen will be Mrs Mrs. living Moore, Mra. William •telnbach's showed fuhloni from Ahrnms, », 80 Grand ave., Atlantic William Bloom, publicity; Mm, Sam- Terrlll of Ooos*n*ck Point was •4,250 Settlement tion" will be the theme of the Jan- .other P.T.A.'s, was In charge of P, Roblnnon, William Manuel, Mrs. fined M for falling to have hie II- uary meeting of Fair Haven Cub their newait .department, the Oeh .lh« meeting, Highlands, bruised knee roller uel Bcalso, welfare, and Mre, Wil- NHthnn Phlpps, Robert Campbell, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Colony shop, with Mr*. Bell a* com- skntlniri Kmnk Halney, »j, 141; liam Roswell, chaplain, An ex-pres- cent* or registration In hie Scout pick 2t Friday at I p. m. Jr., Charles VnnHIa*, Mm. J, E, session, Thomas Tynan of IS .East Oarfleld at Willow Sterrt ichool. mentator. Wnrthlry .(„ Red Hunk, cut over ident's pin was presented to Mrs, Hill, Mm. Nelson M, Holden, Jr, ave, here this weik received a set- the hoitenei served "Rosi bowl fy-.biw In fall off truck; Hannah Gordon WlUon. and Mrs, Herman Morris, Also ftflfd were Donald Kearney Parents have been Invited to view punch," provided hy Crate'* b*v* ,'Farnhain Elected V.I'. tlecd, 7s, 171 Hudson av-,, Red of 1* Tllton ave,, Rfd Bank, II, tlement "f M.2M for Injuries iuf. exhibits prepared by each of the Wratsid* auxiliary will hold a Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mayherry »n.' •needing: Raymond Wood nf War- frred In a fall In front of M Fin erages, Welcome Wagon sponsor* -To Replace Borden Hank, (Ing bile; Tony Zenkvh, M, gam* parly F*h, It at the Are house pack's 11 dens depleting varloiu who gave prise* were China and tin Monmouth *t,, Red Rank, dis- tertalned Friday night for Mrs, dell ave, Rumaon, 110, careless av*. last May. mode* of transportation, Tht boy* ."' RUMSON — The resignation of on Lelghton ave, Thor Hatvitrson, Mrs, Daniel Lin*, GIIM. RemlllM', SUinbach'a and located left shoulder In fall; Alherl driving; Albert Monaco of 131 Th* settlement was made hy an have b**n given complete freedom Dean*. ' ^Villiim H, Borrtun of East niv«r nohimon, 21, til Oakland •*„ Red han, Mrs, Margaret Bradley, Mrs. Union ave.i tang Branch, 110, atop Insurance company covering Kauf of interpretation tit the thime and . rd. as vice president of the RNI Rank, Injured left hind, hilplng Mil* Marina Hanton John Lemon, Mrs. Burah Scott, •trect violation, and Emelte R. Lit* man and Horenion company, Inc. It la expected that the exhibit* will VISIT MENTAL MOMITAlf Bank Bottling Co,, Inc., on Car- to curry a telephone pole when Addrenca P.T.A. Mrs. Frank Lupn, Mm, Michael tin of ST Kremer ave,, Eatontow* owner of the building, Represented Include a wide variety of rulletle ion si, her* was accepted at n It fell on his hand; Krank Cliyton, Sutphln, MM. Helen Smith, Mr. and |T. careless driving. by Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., Mr. and fantartle model*, tcraibeoke, Provisional number* of th* Jun* netting Saturday of thn company's Mnniuiham of Carton »t. was elected vlco lied »ank, cut right thumb, conducted a question and answer TliomitN Tcllefsnn, TINTON FALL* — Maglatrati a fiacturtd leg M a result. The Ing transportation dulgna. thl* morning with their director, ;«pieildent to replace Mr. riorden, dlicuislnn on "Public Health nnd Walter N. Cobb,' director of thi liMUrancn company held th* prop- Cubmaiter Jack Hllllar hai an* Mr*. Peter Cartmill. They will be >,. AasoclRted with this family In Your Pcnonat Health" at last Mr*. W. W. lllkin. Civil Defmie council here, lai erty to b* In proper condition and nounccrf that two mw members taken on a conducted tour of the ,;Mr, r«rnhern has nun aiaocinUri night nf six (|imrU nf motor nil mi choral, Th* group also took on thr W that a dat* will noon be net for ai RtUWNIK M£KTIN« CHANOEH Brisbane Child Treatment Centir •JWith thr company for four year*, ton W, WllklBd, Jr., nf Branch ave,, air raid tot In New Shrewsbury,' vancement award*, Th* committee at Allalrr, the children1! dlviilnn two gnUimn nf point from lh« »• *pon»nri>hlp nf a new InlnmrriUte wns frndpird' n p i bbirthday tor the January meeting consist* .In charge o( itrvlre and dlnrlhii. Olrl Benin trnop, They also spun Among those present-In outlln HII,VKn--Thn Mother of Marlboro, , e. ,»lol, A native of North Troy, VI,, i'"g« of Wllllnm Qnlnn, f>2 Hc» Miner pparty y nt jjmr homr |a«tt Thur« pinna of fill urn imtlvitlm wen I'omnilttrp nf Urnwnln trnop OK me nf Knnntth Altrnuter, Otto Stach l wn,v, H «or a Rinwnlf program, t ll M and Stanley Dahlgren, tin moved here sifter till msrrlagn ,v, «|ir|Hl offlcrr (l(lf thr (tny, lloatiwivi were Mis, JMmund C'arltnn Malicr, flrn I'hlefi noher lint night at the home nf M UHIKF TO RK HOST htirmiahh, Mr, Qulnn's enr, parked Canwnn nnd Mm, Wsllaen Jeffrey. lo the former Dorothy Kallon of « AMHfRlf Brandt, communication! «hlcf, am Jonoph Pact, whon It was an ATLANTIC HIOHLANDI - Fir* this borough. It* unveil with the In the ICM'IIKF, wnn kt OuMtn worn Mr. and MM, Alrx Mra, Herbert Wlllett, admlnlntra nounoed that the troop will meet Chlif llbert Mason will be host .95th division In Hit* Muuth Pavlflu KATONTOWN - Kdward Hum- Wilde, Mr, and Mrs, Alvln Van- tlon chief, Tucidaye at 10 a. m. In the Meth- TINTON FALLft-Ther* wa» In* to member* of (he department, ; during World War II, after nurvlv- AT KKANSRVlUt ford of to Crawford •!., Vsll Home* Culcn, Mr, (tnd Mrs, Ira Ci'ouan, ndlit nhurnh tin* to the Chang* l trreit but no ohjnatloni whin »» Muyui' Waldron P, Smith and bor- wiu Until 933 her* Mondny wlioi Mr, iinil Mm, J, lUyniond DuRld- NRID PAROLEII the school etuloni, Attendlni Ing the attack on f'earl Harbor, KKANHMUtlO ~ MRglntiaU ISd- to M ptrioni, Including toent oBI- ough council tit tho annual chief* Me paw action during lite ftiralgneii before MagUtmtc Klmer dm\ Fi'dohoMflr and Mi's, Victor B, TRENTON-Peter Reid of Ba wore'Mr*', Nelson Ayr**, Mm, Rob- data, lait Thunday night heart p i ring lite Uiuilnl wiutl Amb fined Lloyd Thunia* Hurley, after iilnndlng guilty d Oi'OMlnHci', Mr, anil Mrs, Herbert dinner Saturday, *>h, T, at tin ill* (•nil(•nil , MundMund a annd Lwr.oL n camnilgns ontown W*J rilcaied from etatt ert Dumlny, Mrs. Murray Gordon t,oul* A, Stelnmullir, preeldtnt of houie on Mount av*, (10 »ml (.Otis h mi two count* i\ tlrunk and dlwdcrly ohtirjio FMwin (In, Mr, and Mrs, Mlltuii HtV Mra, Milton Flnlny, Mm, Joienli the Shrewsbury tbwnihlp, rend th* 'during hli five years' itrvlcc, 1 II IK II I, Til mil * a w/M > prison y**t«rdiy by the New Jer- flamfordd was arreaUd st lOilW p, mm lor, Me, and Mr«, Auntln Hoyce sey Paroln boird, Me wai •HiUnctd Jullano, Mrs, Arthur llotallng, Mi« school dlntrlot'* record 1205,448 WhalMrarthou»»rtn»y brtath* ''' Mr. rarnhum la a mtmbir of with' needing and piling « rid Rundsy and h»Ih»IH lht I th l»l(. yellow roses. Keyport high school. He served at the tea tables which were dee- Scouts, showed a film, "Administra- tune, vice president; William Tall- court between Theodora J. La- Henderson, Matawan. Carol Cooke and Pater Coolie, for IS months with the Tenth Field orated with all white spring flowers tive Jobs of the Girl Scouts." man, Fair View, secretary; Charles brecque of the Red Bank firm of Jr., children of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Artillery battalion in Korea. He i* In silver bowls, and surrounded by Othera Installed were Mrs. James H. Bennett, Sr., Red Bank, treas- Parsons, Labrecque, Cansona and Mis* Kajr Wcotoadorf R. Cooke, were flower girl and ring now employed at Wlllowbrook. whit* candles. Orodeska, training chairman; Mrs. urer, and George Smith, Keyport, Combs, representing Mr. Bummers, Reahm—Ryan Leland Richards, camp; Mrs. Rob- the retiring president, trustee for and Henry F. Hoey, Jr., of Newark, Miss Westendorf Is a graduate WEDDINGS To Addreu Horn Club ert Goodman, Jr., publicity; Mrs, three years. who represented the defendants. or Mlddletown township high Nuptials Feb. 14 Human Rights Gordon, Juliette Low fund; Mrs, The county cover-up system, un- The amount* of the settlement school, and is employed by the Miss Marlon Reahm, daughter of James Gillesple, registrar; Mrs. der consideration several years, will were not made public, but were re- Landau Knitting corporation at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reahm of. Sb HEVSEB-flTsUTTON William McCue, nominations, and be discussed. The committee work- Film Is Shown 1 ported to have been W.700 for Mr. Keyport. Mr. Sinclair recently re David, Pa., and Edmund Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. C. Randolph Mauser Mrs. Matthew Stevenson, secretary. ing on the system comprises Wal- Summers and $1,000 tor Mr. Whit ceived his discharge from the 17. S. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan of of 2»1 Main at., Matawan, have an- A film on human rights, "We Othera present were Mrs. Walter ter Dciss, Bradley Beach, chair- aker. Coast guard after serving three Sea Bright, will be married Satur- nounced the marriage) of their Hold These Truths," was shown at ftchoellner, retiring chairman; Mrs. man; Mr. Smith, Mr. McGirr, Mr. Mr. Summers suffered a broken and a-half years. He Is employed day. Feb. 14, at St. James Cataoila daughter, Constance Ruth, to P.F.C. a meeting of the Women's Fellow- r. G. White, Mrs. Herman Putsch, Tallman and Mr. Bennett. Working arm and' other internal injuries by the Bendlx corporation in Red church, Red Bank, A nuptial Mas* William Stratton of Cliff wood. The ship of the Red Bank Baptist Mra. James Ronaldson, Mrs. J. W. with the committee were Torrance Bank. will follow the ceremony at noon. Terhune, Manasquan; Robert Van' when his csr wee involved In a ceremony was performed la New- chureh Monday. Members were' In- Runge and Mrs. Arthur Hatfleld. head-on collision on rt. 33 with a Mist Reahm has chosen aa h*r ark Oct. 4, 1(52. vited to attend the sacrificial meal Refreshments were served, with Brunt, Fair Haven: Walter Bowne, Oakhurst; Ralph Martin, Atlantic car driven by Richard Coupe of Jacqueline Cooper attendant* her sister, Mn. Oaorgo Mrs. Stratton Is a graduate of and service Aeh Wednesday, Feb. Mrs. Gillesple and Mrs.. Goodman, North Arlington and owned by his Mace, Jr., who will be matron of It, at noon at Red Bank Methodist Ji., of Brownie troop SI presiding Highlands, and Charles Brahn, Matawan high school and attended Spring Lake. father, William A. Coupe. The ac Becomes Engaged honor, and the bridegroom'* (later. Katherlne Glbba school In New church.' at the tea tables cldent occurred two blocks north Miss Margaret Ryan, who will bo Tork city. Mrs. Robert Rlghtmlre of the of the atate police barracks near RO8ELLE — Mr. and Mr*. Don a bridesmaid. William Gayaor of P.F.C. Stratton, also a graduate Salvation Army led devotions, and Freehold Residents Junior Woman's Club the Haslet lunch. In addition to aid Cooper, of thin place, announce Rumson win be best man, and r.f Matawan high school, attended Mrs. Rlghtmlre and Mrs. Alfred Mr. Summers, both Mr. Coupe and the engagement of their daughter, George Betx and Jamea Fritou. Monmouth Junior college. Me Is Back sang duets. Members of elrele Settle Accident Case To Aid Blind in County Robert J. Whltaker, a passenger Jacqueline Curtis Cooper, to Da- both of Sea Bright, will usher. vid C. Nickel of Elmora. stationed at Fort Banning, Oa., three, of which Mrs. Victor Edel- FREEHOLD-Mr. and Mrs. Jos- In his car, received injuries which A reception will follow at th* man is leader, were hostesses. As- LITTLE SILVER-Projects to required their admission at Hasard where he will attend Officer's Can- eph P. Colaner, 13 Throckmorton help the New Jersey Commission Miss Cooper was graduated from Willowbroolt, Fair Haven. 1** didate'school, sisting were Mn. Ellwood Powers, St., accepted a settlement before hospital. Abraham Clark high school and bride-elect Is employed at th* tele- Mrs. Francis Swarts, Mrs. Charles for the Blind were outlined by trial at the county court house last Miss Helen McGrnth of Newark Report* by the state police at the Katherlne Glbbs, Montclalr. Mr. phone company exchange In Rod JANDA—JANDA Hammell, Mrs. William Graves and Thursday of a case Instituted Nickel also graduated from the Bank. Mr. Ryan Is employed by Mrs. Rollln E. Delatuih. at n meeting of the Junior Worn- time of the collision indicated that ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Jos- ngainst Matthew J. Kearney of ar.'s club of Little Silver Monday the Coupe car had been traveling Abraham Clark high school and is the V. S. government at Fort eph Janda of SIS Pools ave., Union Mrs. Dewey Barr, White Cross, Morrisville, Pa., and the Kennedy night. Mrs. Donald Runge, chair- north and that the driver crossed serving with the Navy aboard the Hancock. Beach, and Mrs. Alberta Janda of chairman, aald there will be a sew- Or. M. M. Deri*** Lumber company of Trenton. The man of the service program for the white line and collided head-on USB Conger. 10* Bay ave. here, wore married ing day at the chureh Wednesday, Dr. Michael M. Dorisas, faculty amount of the settlement was the blind, waa hostess. with the Summer* car. Mr. Coupe MUs Cooper's mother Is the for Eileen Malian Fiancee Saturday by Magistrate Irving B. Feb. 4. The circles of the Fellow- $1,400. was reported to have told the state mcr Florence Peteler, daughter of ship will meet Thursday afternoon member at tho Wharton School of Miss McGrath listed equipment Zelchner In his law oflcea at 114 finance and Commerce at the Uni- The suit was brought to recover trooper. In charge that he must the late Dr. Alois Peteler, of Key- Of Alexander Capri* First ave. and evening, Feb. 1>, at members' that might be purchased to help have fallen asleep at th* time. port. homes. Members of circle four, of versity of Pennsylvania, will speak for injuries suffered by Mr. Cola- the. blind living m Monmouth UNION BEACH—Mr. and Mra. Wltnessea were Joaeih Janda, Jr., which Mrs. Edmund vomSteog Is at the meeting of the Red Bank ner's wife, Mabel Colaner, and for county. She suggested materials Under the new rules governing Peter F. Mahan of «M Floesue* of 48 Linden ave.. Highlands, ana chairman, will be hostesses at the Lion* club next Tuesday at the damagea to his motor' vehicle as used by the blind in making arti- New Jersey courts the companion Keelan—Horan ave., announce the engagement of Mrs. Shirley Bailout of the Bay Feb. 31 meeting. Molly Pitcher. His topic will be the result of being struck by the cles which they may sell, suit for the passenger In the car their . daughter, Eileen Mary, t* ave. address. "Th* World in Action," lumber company truck. The acci- waa also scheduled for hearing be- Engagement Told dent occurred Dec. 14, 1901, In this The next club meeting will be fore Judga Lloyd, Alexander Caprio, son of Mr. and MOtPITAL PATIENTS borough and resulted in general Feb. 9. HACKENSACK-Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. E, A, Caprio of M Jack*** Calandrlellos Observe Department Selects contusions about the head and face Michael Keelan of Hackensack ave. st., Long Branch. Msdleal patients at Rivervlew of Mrs. Colaner. ELECTED A DIRECTOR Rumson License "Agent announce the engagement of their Mia* Mahan was graduated from 25th Anniversary hospital this week Include Mn. Pity for Festival • Snydcr high schol, Jersey City, and Mr. and MM. Colaner were rep- Edmund Cordts of Freehold was Explains 'S3 Renewals daughter, Miss Teresa Keelan, to T1NTON FALLS-Mr. and Mn. Adele Boardman, who lives with SHREWSBURY-Msmbors of the Lieut. Douglas Horan, son of Mr. U employed as a secretary by SHoak htr daughter, Mre. P. B. Honrleks- resented by Edmund J. Caniona of elected a director for a three-year RUMSON-Motorists csn obtain Thomas Calandrlello were honored drama department of the little the Red Bank firm of Parsons, term at a meeting Monday of the and Mrs. Frank Horan of Shrews- Drug company, Jersey City. Mr. at a surprise JSth wedding anni- •en, Llneroft rd., Llncroft; Mn. Silver Woman's club at a luncheon their 1IH motor vehicle Insert reg> bury ave., Highlands. Caprio served four years In tht Vera Brown, Matawan; Mrs, Mary Labrecque, Canton* and Combs, New Jersey Plant and Flower Grow- Istratlon renewal* on and after Feb. versary party Monday night, spon- meeting Tuesday, selected the .play and Arthur Goldberg of Freehold ers association held at Trenton. Miss Keelan it a graduate of Navy In World War II. He is em- sored by the ladles' auilllary of Catatdo, M Oceanport ave., Little they will glva at th* Spring Fes- 3, a full month ahead of previous ployed at Fort Monmouth. •liver; Mrs. Madeline Keener, Si The lumber company was repre- George H. Masson, Jr., of Yardvllle year*, Mr*. Alice Macintosh, license Holy Trinity high school and Is the lire company, members of tival of Playa of the drama de- sented by Robert Carton, of the employed by the Hackensack Wa- which visited the Calandrlello home South Bay ave., Highlands; Robert Is the new president, succeeding agent with qfllces at It Center St., Melaaer, Palmer ave., Mlddletown partment of the State Federation Arm of Durand, Ivlns and Carton. Norman H, Wright of Cranbu{y. ter company. Lieut. Horan was re- to present them • gift, flowers and of Women'* club* In April, First announced thl* week. cently graduated from Officers Can- Kumaon Community Fund large cake. The following night, township, and Mrs, Mildred Miles, Mra, Macintosh aald tho same Leonard ave., Leonardo. Among the nHianal will b* W*4nerday morn- didate school at Lackland Air Force To Plan Annual Drive Mr. and Mrs. Calandrlello observed ing, Feb. 4, »t th* horn* of Mn. orange and Mack registration plates base In Texas, He Is an alumnus sdrgleal patients are Frank Covert, Plan Valentine Dance Issued for 11)3 will remain on the RUMSON—Th* steering eoau the anniversary at a family party 11 Beach St., Sea Bright; William Erie Cross, if Seton Hall university. In their home. Tuesday'* meeting wa» held at vehicle during IMS and succeeding tee ef the Rumson Community Sills, S44 Cambridge ave., Fair Ha- year*. The plates cannot be legally Fund will meet Sunday at I a. m, Quests Monday wero Mn. Ed- ven; Mr*. Margaret Farrell, M Wil- th* home of Mrs. Charles Fried- rich OR H«pe rd., with Mrs. R, W. displayed, she added, unless the Joliiiiton at the home of former Mayor Fo- ward Carney, Mrs. Kerry May- liam at., New Shrewsbury; George cream-colored metal Insert bearing ur H. B. Cummlag on Rldga rd. berry, Mrs. John Lemon, Mn. Hoffman, M Blngham ave., Rum- Imlth and Mr*. Jam** MeClotkty a* assisting hostssiw. Ths next th* numerals "M" la attached to Of Keyport Engaged i The community fund group plant Ethel Loftui, M». Carlle Oarafola, tan; Mr*. Norma Lamberson, Ltnl- the lower part of th* plate. The holding ite first annual drlv* a«lt Mrs. Douglas Homewood, Mn. son ave., Belford; Joseph. Murray, department meeting will be Feb. insert will be serially numbered KETPORT-Mn, Harry P. John- month. Proceeds of the drlv* will' Thomas Tellefsen, Mn. John Tee- Rumson rd., Rumson; Miss Carol 14 at th* home of Mr*. Joseph and recorded by the registration •ton of SI Division at. announce! Ko to the Y.M.C.A., Monmouth Me- tar, Mrs. Hans bund, Mn. Chtrlts Reed, M Esiex at,, Weit Keans- Shaffer at Deal, certificate along with the plate the cnitagement of her daughter, morial and nivervlew hospital*. Cromer, Mr, and Mrs, Anthony burg; Oeerge Relalcke, U Lincoln Also attending were Mn. Mar- number, Mrs, Macintosh explained. I„ and Miss Jaanetta Cal- ct., Keanaburg; Charles Sehnoor, shall Stoeektr, Mrs. Chester V. son of Mis. Michael Koban of Wit Scouts. Th* fund la sponsored by andrlelto. Main st., Balfard, ana Mn. Miriam Bohenna, Mr*. Fred A. Ellison, Th* Rumaon license agent said llanuport, Pa, this week: "I trust many motorist* th* Rumson Improvement auotla- ItaekhouM. Highland av*, Leo- Mr*. Frederick Rowse, Mn. Rich- Miss Johnston Is a graduate of tion, SPECIAL T.TJL MBBI1MO nardo. ard Inland, Mr*. P. W. Olggy, will t*k* advantage of th* oppor- tunity to renew their vehicle regis- Keyport high school and th* Mandl •HREWIBURT-Tkere will kt Mrs. W. Lawrence Selhwt, Mn. school of New Tork, She Is em- Douglas Dear, Mn. Gilbert Hunter, tration* and driver lleeni* during ployed by th* Meroer-RoblMon Eileen Smith Engaged a epeelal meeting of the Shrews- Children to Honor February and thus help spread the bury Borough Parent-Teacher as- MnnMaury Ruayon and Mn. Fred work load." Agency hour* during company, New Tork. Mr. Koban U To Sal. Hugh Allen, Jr. sociation tomorrow Right (Thurs- Parents at Dinner W. MorrU.Jr. February will be from I a, m, to a graduate of the Johnstown, Pa,, day) In the school auditorium. Can- 4 p. m, dally and from I a, m. to schooli nnd la associated In busl- WEST KEANSBCRO—Mr. tag didates seeking election to the Mr. and Mrs, Louis Montane of Firemen to Hold noon Saturdays, ness In the Bronx with his brother, Mrs, Arthur Smith of South Uwel board of education who will apeak Oakland at. will leave Monday to Valentine Danee ave, announce the engagement of ate Mrs. Nathan'Isilln, who li make their horn* at Miami, Fit, •IHTHDAY! their daughter, Eileen, to Sgt, Hug* reeking re-election; Frederick C. This week Mr. MonUno will retire HEADDBN'S CORNER- Mem- College Student*. Allen, Jr., of the U, S, Marina a* a supervisor with the Savage SKA BRIGHT-Happy birthday! Corps. Lewis, Jr., Vincent J. McCue and ber* *f Middletown township Are Th* health board In Its IM2 re- Wllllum Crome. Clothing firm of Red Bank, a po- ompsny No. 1 will hold a Valen- Become Engaged Sgt, Allen I* th* ion ef Mr. and sition ho has held many yean, port said there wert never *o many Mr*. Hugh Allen, flr., of Ualan 1 tine's dance Feh, 14 at the fir* births here »» l«.«t year—SI all HAl.tiM, Vs.-Mr. nnd 'Mrs. W. HELP BED*CROSS Saturday night the couple will house on highway U. Edward Finn, loll, compared In only six deatha, Tcmpleton Norrls of thin placn have Beach, Ho II stationed at Cherry be feted at a dinner at Crystal company president, has named Health Board Secretary Michael announced the engiixemont of their Point, N. C, Ml** Smith I* a fufll •HREWMURY - Pupil* in the •rook Inn, latontown, to be give* Ralph Barto ehalrmin, Dmreaux said also that 18 mar- daughter, Mlas Barbara Ann Nor- a) Keyport high school. biislnem education department at by their son-in-law and daughter, Hart Webber's orehtitra will play rl«, to Kugene Thomas Lyons, son rlagc license* were Issued and 13 MIUUAOE BAN !•• Red Bank high school are *ff*r- Mr. and Mrs, Jaek Leroy of Shrews- for aquar* and ballroom dancing. Tht evanlna daaartmant of Ro*) lank Woman's clufc marriage* took place In th* bor- of Mr, and Mrs, Rdmond C. Lyons Ing after aehool time aavml day* bury township, Ths gueit* will be Student* of th* Wand atudlo will ough In IMS. of Dartmouth ave,, Fair Haven, Th* banns of marrlag* wtrt an- a week to help with tlerleal work their children, Mr*, Leroy, Mr*, Ail' present the entertalnmont, and farmuUtlna slani far a Valtntlna (lane* Saturday night, Fab. Miss Norrls Is a graduut* of nounced Sunday for th* aMoat at the county Red Cross omoei, thony D. Deltefano of Red Bank there will be a number of prises. "Look* like we'll have a good Thi! volunteer workers are Rose- Frank Montano of Estonlown, and 14, at tha Molly Pitcher hot*! for tht benefit of tht Ktiiltr birth rat* this year, too," observed Notre Dame colleu* at Baltimore, time at St. Jame* Catholic rinma Serving on th* arrangement com- Clarenc* Stevtnn, colleotot-clerk, Mil,, nnd la attending th* Medical between Oeorge Lanie and Dor*> mary Binder, Beverly Dykiman, Mrs, Flglluolo of Astoria, L, I,,and mittee are Howard Dunst In charge initltutt. , Mrt. Median A. Grlmai, Jr., laft, It chairman, *•• College of Virginia, Mr, Lyons Is thy Nill, Edmund Ryan and Mat- Lorraine French, ShVla /Mldberg, seven grandchildren, Also Mr, De- ef tickets! Norman Pierce, coati, Both bat-ley and oats can be a atuclent at Johns Hopklna School Ion Reahm and for th* Ant ttaa Ponlc* Muigrove and Pranen ltefano, Mn, Montano and Mr and Otis Tragd* and Edward Asay, ilitae) by Mn. Jamti Fattan, eantar, prttitJtnt of tht club) Trocchla, riglluttev grown In climate* loo cold for of KiiKlnMrlng, snd Is a member between Itoielya Btanko and r«(r*ihmih1ii •nVMri. William A. Lit, ticket ehalrmin. . Whltt 01 Alpha Tali Omtga IratlMllly. art Harntr, RED BANK RE( SR, JANUARY 29, 1958 gan and Mrt. Anna Mills °» North rhich grew to guide him Into Arlington, and two grandchildren. uilding up one of the largeat Wanamassa Man Ernest Becklund The funeral was held yetterday Mike Jacobs icket brokerage firms in New Henry Cross, ork. He later became one of the Diet After Crash Tuesday) at the' Church of the reatest promoters in history, Deaths in Red Bank and Vicinity Hit-Run Victim Holy Family, where Rev. Edward Holmdel, Dies R. Sullivan, pastor, offered, a high Buried Monday here was a neighborhood in New ATIiAMTIO TOWHBHIP—Hal- UNIOH BEAOH-eMate police at mats of requiem. Burial, under the ork callsd "Jacobs' Beach," be- HOLMDEL-Henry Cross, «, of loek Evaae. «, of Wananaeaa, died Kiypert barracks are still investi- NEW YORK (A.P.) — Notables :au»« he located his offices there, thla place, aenlor partner in Croat llrection of the Day funeral home, from thi sport* world and boxing JOHN ANTINOZZI MRS. RICHARD M. AYCRS FrlOy afterte«a at Fltkln kotpltal gating tha hrt-run death of Ernest Keyport, waa in St. Joseph'a cenv e alwayi boasted, however, that brothers, one of the largest grata of Injurlea suffered when the ear Btcklund, «, of 701 Bayvlew ave. •wit* among the mourners Monday Ip real office waa under his hat. John Antlnonl, 64, of 42 Oakland Mrs. Genevleve Ayen, 7J, for- and potato growing; concerns In thU itery, Keyport. at the funeral of Mike Jacobs, fab- ha wac driving MI la colllaion here, who died Friday night In Although he didn't dominate as at. died Saturday afternoon at Rlv- merly of Aibury Park, died Satur- area, died early Tuesday morning with a car driven by John Ceda, of Monmouth MemorUl hospital of a ulous boxing promoter who died promoter until IMS, he was fa- erview hoapttal, where he had been day at the Rivtrcrcst nursing home, at Rivervlew hospital. Saturday morning from a heart HUWde«at tha iatertecUe* of rt. cerebral coneuitlon and internal In- Cars •( Thaafce illiar to "insiders" of the sporting a patient a week. Chapin ave., Red Bank, where ahe Born In Holmdel, Mr. Crow was M taandd PhaiaaI x re. Mr. Ceda waa lurlea suffered whan ha was struck attack in Ut. Sinai hospital, Miami orld for two decades before that. Born In Italy, Mr. Antlnoixl wu had been a patient two yeara. a son of tha late Henry and Annie We •lib ta thank our awn? frliada Beach, Via. taken to t*e faoaplUI with a by a ear on H. 3*, East of Union as ntlthfcan who stnt Iswtra, cards He wu a sort of "adviser" to Tex a ton of the late Leonard and Laurn Bora In Princeton, Mrs. Ayera Leahy Cross. He had been * ml-1 eiMe broken Jaw, cuU of the fore- ave. In Rarltan towntbip, earlier md slhir uprtitions' of smpathr ia . Jacobs, 72, had been a resident ickard and showed him how to Sentora Antlnor.il. He came *.o the was e. daughter of the late John dent here all hia life. Mr. Croat wa» head and broken rlbe. He wat re- that day. ' iur birtavemtnt cauitd Vy th« dtatb . at Rumson for 12 years and he et bigger gates by "stretching the United States SO year* ago and J. and Ellen Mullvery Redding. a member of the Holy Name society f Mr. Jeiepk Vincent, .Sr. , once 'announced that he preferred ported in fair condition thlt morn- He waa teken to the hospital by The irena" while he waa absorbing settled In Newark. A tailor, he had Surviving are her husband, Rich- of St. Jamea Catholic church, Red ing at tha hospital —AdvtrtlMraint. tlie prize-winning tulips he grew •me of Rlckard's showmanship. been a resident of Red. Batik 20 ard Havel Ayers, a patient at Bay- Bank, Uncroft-Holmdel XiwtnU the Union Beach first aid squad. at Rumson to the power he wielded club, tha Holmdel definte council Mate polka at Shrewsbury said Mr. Becklund was struck by a ear H* displayed his full promotion- year*. view nursing home, Atlantis High- Mr. Evant, who wat traveling wett DEATH NOTICE Jn the sporting world. He would il genius when he obtained the Mr. Ant lnosr.1 leave* hUl wife, lands; three _ stepsons, Burnett and zoning board and waa an ex- going east on the highway at'he r.lso rather have his friends praise OB the Phalanx rd., appanlitly walked aloag tha south side of the WARDLK, FRANK. 147 CaUferale xclusivt services of Jos Louis Mrs. Angelina Tcrrtnova Antinozzi; Lynch. Point Pleasant, end Henry \i&vi member of HoUniel fire com- failed to step at tka Interaction. the cooking he did there while re- hen the Brown Bomber was on road. A woman motorist told police •«., Htnpstesd, L. I., fonaerl/ of Bed two sons, Anthony Antinoui, Hale- r.nd Richard Ayert, Adtlphla, and pany. He wu a member of the The Ceda, ear was traveling south that ahe taw the Incident and re- Bank, N. J.. January ii. till, atlovttl laxing than to awing • $1,000,000 he upswing and, by 1941, he eon- don, and John Antinozzi, living at a sister, Mrt. K. A. Farrell, Asbury Production Marketing association brother of Mn. Gtorst Croll, Mrs. Bdu championship boxing show. on rt. St..Both drlvera were taken ported the hit-run car to be a green troll. an4, Mn. Viola Gnu. Ktpolint rolled all of the flstic titles from home; «lx daughters, Mrs. Laura Park. and the atate Potato Grower* as- to ntkln hospital by tha Freehold Known generally as "Uncle leavywelght division down to the Ford coupe, a late Sf/t model. She it Hartnett Funeral Homt, Ut Creen- Gettls Mrs. Eleanor Setaro, Mrs. The funeral waa held Monday sociation and tha board of. Mt; first aid tquM. Mr. Evaoa died tald that she waa abreast the ether wlek it., Herapitead. L. I. Itauitaa Mike," the promotional lightning ghtweight. He retired six years Rose Scarpina, Mias Joan An'.lnoz- at the John •• Day funeral home, ma'u at St. Martlia'a Koaaa Cttheli* struck Jacobs one night back in Olivet cemetery. about an hour and a half afttr tha vehicle.when It hit Mr. Beeklund. go. planning to spend his last days zl and MIM Barbara Antinozzi, Red with Rev. Theodora B. A. LeVen, Mr. Cross leaves hit wife, Mrt. crash. Ha suffered, a poctiMe ffao- taurih. Vnloadalt, L. I., Krldar. Jan. the 1890's when he was peddling t his Rumson estate, but spent When the pulled up to a traffic 10. 1»68 at »c30 A. M. Intirmint fol- Bank, and Mrs.' Florence Karas, rector of Old Christ episcopal Henrietta Lane Crop; a eon, Henry turtd skull. light hire, the told police, she owing at Mount Olivet etBtttrr, Mite papers and sandwiches and some- r.oat of his remaining days in Newark; two stepson*, Iaadore Cat- church, Shrewsbury, officiating. D. Cross, Notre Dams university; 'letown. one gave him two fight ticket*. He Florida. alano, Red Bank, and Raymond Burial was In White Lawn ceme Police said although tha crash thought aha taw the other car was offered $2 for the tickets and a daughter, lira. Wayne Osmund- was apparently aot Mr. Cada's fault stop at the scene. State police When llrst moving to this area Catalano, U. S. Air Force; a step- tery, Point Pleaaant. son, L. I.; two brothers, George be will be arraigned on a teehnleal havs broadcast an alarm for the sold them promptly. daughter, Mrs. Mary Trochia, Red and William Cratt of Holmdel, and The transaction planted • seed om New York, Mr. Jacobs aettled charge of causing death by auto- ctr. • • • NOTICE n Hance rd.. Fair Haven, where Bank;! a sister living in. Jersey JOHN T. OIZZI two grandchildren. City, and three brothers, Frank, mobile wheai releattd from tht hos- Mr. Becklund wu born at Notice It BtraL. tWtn te tat heal ie resided about eight years. While WEST LONO BRANCH — John The funeral wile be held Friday pital. Thooptr Robert Mies Inves- •ottrs of the Bel ' Dlitrlet .o.f ta.. e here, he Constructed several Nicholas and Loula Antinozzi, all at 10 a. m. from the Croat resi- tigated. : Ktarny, Mn of tht.'late Nlles and Towmhlp of Atlantic, in the County _. louses In the area. He also donated of Newark. homu Qlial. 10, one of the own dence and at 11 a. m. at St. James Emma Peterson Btcklund. A res- Moomouth, and Stati ef New Jtr< , large amount of playground a of the Brlte Cleaning and Dye- ident of North Arlington most of My, that tht annual auttins for requiem max* \va» offered this g company of Fair Haven, died churoti, where a solemn high matt hit life, he moved here about three the eltetion of three (3) ntaihiri of yuipment to the Knollwood school. morning at St. Anthony'* Catholic of requiem will be offered by Rev,' Eatoutown tht Boat*, of Education will te kail at Mr. Jacobs later purchased the 'rlday at St. Vinctnt't hospital, Edward W. Hughes. Magr Salva- years ago. Mr. Becklund was em- tht ichool houu In Colt's Mick, M. J. church by Msgr. Salvatore Dll/Or- ew York city, after a ahort III- Ci.cle two of the Gleaners will ployed by Jersey Central Lines aa oa Tutidtjr, February 10, Hit from rlubert K. Dalton estate, Rumson enzo. Burial, under the direction tore.DILortnzo will be deacon, and terve a spsghatti luncheon Wednes- • :00 P. M. to 8:00 t."M.. Caitirn Stand* •X, Rumson, where he lived for >as. Rev, Frederick Child, sub-deacon. a pasiengir car Inspector at Jer- of the Worden funeral home, was Mr. Glail wsj a resident of 16 day from. 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. sey City. Ha wu a veteran of ard Time, and ai much longer aa aiay ht ometime before purchasing the in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Michael Bergln will be soloist, and in the chapel of the Presbyterian necMtary to enable all the letal voter! >ld Dalton Parmley farm, Bingham ihestnut st., Wett Long Branch, Mrs. Edward McDonough, organ- World War I. preaent to cait their btlloti. ive. He recently built a ranch type orn in Long Branch, he waa the church, The publie It Invited. The Surviving are hit wife, Mrt. Ellr- Thret (3) raembtrt will bt tlteted fer home at Bingham ave. and Ridge MRS. MATILDA WEILBAfJHER ion of Mrs. Rose Glut and the ut. tickets may be obtained from abeth Murphy Becklund; two sons, At tht «»id meeting will be submitted d., where he resided In the The funeral of Mrs. Weilbacher, ,te Angelo Gitai. He was a veteran Burial, under the direction of the Gleaner members. Mrt. Harold Daniel Robert Becklund, who lives propositions for voting taxes for the fol» John -E. Day funeral -home, will be Turpin la ehalrmaa. at home, and John Joseph Btck- lowing re«P«etlvt purpotci: For Your •jmmer. 78, who died Wednesday of last .World War II and a member For Current £>penae> |70,lll.»l the Long Branch American Le- In Mt. Olivet cemetery. Jackie and Susan Rbmlnski, lund of this borough; a daughter, For Repairs and Replaeementt 1,000.00 Survivors Include hia widow, week at her, home, 19 Peters pi., Father Hughes will recite the Peace of Mind Josephine Jacobs, a nine-year-old waa held Monday afternoon at the lon Post. He also was a member daughters of Mr. and' Mrs. Leon Sister Frances Elaine of the Sit- For Land, Building, and • the Fair Haven Lions club, a..d Rotary tomorrow (Thursday) at • Romlnskl, Monmouth rd,, attended ters of St. Joseph, Philadelphia, Equipment 710.00 Making advance arrangements adopted daughter, Joan Ann, and Worden funeral home with Rev. p. m. at the Crost home. wo slaters, Mrs. Etta Hlrsch and Robert H. Anderson, Jr., rector of he Ginger, Athletic club of Long a birthday party 'for their cousin, Pa.; two tittert, Mrt. Eltle Dug- Tht total amount thought {or the last service haa helped Mrs. Mary Betts. Trinity Episcopal church, official ranch. He was a communicant of Virginia Simpson of BloomBeld, o be nccesury It l7J,l«l.tl ioly Trinity Catholic church, Long Saturday. Dated: January 21th, 1K53, free minds from avoidable wor- ing. Burial was in Fair View LESLIE H. DOUGLASS, ry. You select the service - THKODORK E. BRYAN cemetery. ranch. Dr. Carrick, Oral Mr. and Mra. Arnold Tanner and v ' Dlitriet Clerk. . In addition to his mother, Mr, COUNTY BIRTHS you decide the cost. Phone, PORT MONMOUTH— Theodore ton David of Freehold were dinner •NOTB—The ttrai "tutrtnt tattBttt" HERBERT K. NORTH. 8R. riui i» survived by hit wife, Mrs. guests Sunday of Mra. Tanner's includet principals', teaehtrt,' janltora' write or come in for all data on Edward Bryan, 7», of Wilson ave. Surgeon, Dies Mr. and Mrt. Rinaldo Broaia of tad satleal Intpectori' islarlci, fuel, here, husband of Leila Kugler Catherine Ferraglne Olui; three parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Euttace ' prearranged plans. It la as Im- WEST LONG BRANCH—Herbert hildren, Busanne, Stephanie and White, South at. Belthaw ave., Shrewsbury town- totbooki, sehool suppllei, llatt. tram- Bryan and a resident of this area E. North, 'Sr., 71, who made his ASBURY PARK—Dr. William ship; art parents of a son, born portation of pupllt, tultloo of »upllt at- portant to your family's secur- more than 25 years, died Monday ohn Thomas Olaal, Jr.; four broth- Carrick, 67, of 1207 Jeffrey st, noted Mr. and Mra. Charles Herrmann, ttndlng tehooli in other dlttrlcta with the home with his son, Herbert E. ra, Leo Glni of Rising Sun, Md. Monday at Monmouth Memorial content of tht Board of Education, teheel ity and peace of mind aa your at Monmouth Memorial hospital, North, Jr., of 312 Monmouth rd., lecturer and oral surgeon, died Fri- South it., have returned from an hospital. kTito Gizzi of Little Silver, and Alex day at Fitkln hospital, Neptune, extended vltlt with Mrs. Herr- librarlti. eoapttwlon ..I the Dlitrlet will after a long illness. He was born died Sunday at Monmouth Memor- Mr. and Mrt. Charles Wells of Clerk, of the euttodlan of ictiooictiooll annex at Hlghbrldge, son of the late Ed ial hospital. nd Romeo Glzil of Long Branch after a lingering Illness. mann't parents, Mr. and Mra. Rob- andd of attendanctd e cjfflceriffl . truant tchooli, ward and Mary Seal Bryan. nd five sisters, Mrs. John Salerno, Dr. Carrick waa A fellow of the ert B. Morrlion of Playa Del Rey, Joyce 1>l'. Haslet, are parentt of a 'niuratice and tht Incidental cxpenin et Born in Eden, N. Y., Mr. North Mrs. Thomas DeGirolamo, Mrs. AI daughter, born Sunday at Mon '.ht tchoott. Surviving, besides his wife, are' was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Royal Geographical society of Lon- Cat. Mrs. Herrmann'a aon, Don- x D'Ambrosio and Mrs. Andrew don since 1042. He waa granted ald Phlllpp, who attends the Uni- mouth Memorial hospital. A neaibcr of tht Board of Mueatloa John E. Day a son, Theodore Bryan of Wood- Eugene North. Prior to hia retire- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Craamer of mult be st leant 21 years of Mt, a citU bridge; three daughters, Mrs. ment he wag associated with the Ruscil, all of Long Branch, and the fellowship' for extensive travel versity of Georgia, Sew out for •en and rtthltn'. of tht eehool dlitrlet, Mrs. Michael Garofalo of Allen- in general, 14 yeara of travel In Christmas, and returned latt week Ocean ave., Sea Bright, are par- and htve been a citizen and reiidtnt far Catherine Daum of Newark, Mrs. furniture business. Mr. North had v iirnt. lie Jungles of Central and South with the Herrmanns. ents of a daughttr, born Monday at Itatt three ytart'imntdlattlttly rrteedrrteed- Georgianna Zwelg of Long Branch been a resident here two and a at Rivervlew hospital.' Inngg hh: i or hhe r beeomlbi minng a inambtb r of Funeral Home The funeral was held Monday at America, and for giving 800 public luch Board, and mu: and MM. Dorothy Frahnhlefer of half years. The teventh and eighth grade In- Mr. and Mrt. Frtd Hillman of st be ablt to read •5 Rivsnids Avanua Fort Dix, and six grandchildren. Surviving besides his son, are Holy Trinity Catholic church. In- lectures on travel and natural his- termediate group of the' Presby- anndd write. Phena 6-0332 Rad lank . The funeral will be held tomor- erment was In Mount Carmel cem- ory between 1936 and 1942. terian church held a farewell party Monmouth ave. and Ocean blvd., Feriom who may vote at tilt election four brothers, Clifford North, Fal- etery under the direction of the He was atoo a 'member of the Leonardo, are parentt of a daugh- Include every citlien of tha United State! Keyport Branch—Ml Maple PL row (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 coner, N. Y.; Clarence North, Ger- Sunday evening In the chapel for ter, born Monday at Rtvervlew hos- who hn the quatlflcttlom required, for o'clock at the Potten funeral home, ry, N. Y., and Frank and Elmer Damalno funeral home. New Jersey State Dental American Leon and Lynn Davis of Farm lane, Blectori for tht firner«l Attemhly and Telephone MM* with Rev. Richard P. Toung, pas- Dental societies, Bollard Methodist who lift with their mother and pital. whe hat keen permantntly regiattrtd in North, Lakewood, N. Y., and two Mr. and Mrt. Whitney Crowell tht municipal election dUtrlct. at Itait Non-Ssetarian tor of'the Leonardo Baptist church, listers, Mrs. Beulah Moo*, Fal- MM. ELIZABETH S. MATHIEU :hurch and past president of the brother today to join their father forty dayi prior to tht data «f eltetion, officiating, Burial will be In Bay atbury Park Lions club. During in Heidelberg, Germany. Those who of South St., Eatontown, are par- Appllcatfona for "military terviee bal- Lady Attendant coner, N. T., and Mr*. Maud Roth, LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Elisa- World War I he wat a captain and enta of a daughter, bora Monday lon" may be aaae to tht Dlitrlet Clerk, View cemetery, Leonardo. North Collins, N. Y. beth 8. Mathleu, ty, at «0 North attended the meeting and party •7.20. , served as chief dental aurgeon at were Patricia Purdjr, Pritcllla at Rivervlew hospital. The funeral will be held tomor- Sunnycrttt'dr. hare, died yesterday Camp Humphries, Va., and the Ma- : Mr. and Mn. Bruce Menifleld of row (Thursday) at the Hennessey mornlnsr at the Ivy Houee nursing Veecl, Leanna Loudon, Gerry Mor- ine hospital, N, Y. • gan, Judy Miller. Martha Blllard, Park la., Fair Haven,- are parentt Mennevth Ceuajty SerreisM'e Oflke funeral home, Buffalo, N. Y. LOCK' iome, Middletown Village, after a Dr. Carrick waa graduated front' of a daughter, born Sunday at Notice tt Crtdiltrt .«t PrtMat arrangements were in charge of Pat Cannon, Atttna Trapp, Jan Clamit Atalntt Eatata longillniss. »he waa born In Phila- Neptune high achool, • where he Bakker, Bob Becker. Larry Valant Rlvervitw hospital. THE FURERfiL HOUtt the Robert A. Braun home for lelphia. daughter of the late Mr. ilaycd athletics, and Temple unl- ESTATE OF WILLIAM PBATE. Df. funerals. and Howard and-Earl Leadbeater. Mr. and Mrt. John Qrati of Wil- CEASED. nd Mrs, William Shults, and had •ersity, where he wat on tht foot- Refreshments wtrt served and the liam it., Fair Haven, are parents made her home here with her ball team. He retired u an oral Puriutnt to the order of DORMAN MRS; ISABELLA R. MOORE group participated In games and a of a daughter, born Sunday at' ,MeKADDIIf. Surrogate of the County of daughter, Mrs. Jan V. Claston, urgeon and c.\odontist in 194T af- Bible contest, which waa won by Rlvervitw hospital. Monmouth. thm day tnatlc, oti the ap- Of PERSOnflL SERVICE LEONARDO — The funeral o: many year*. :er having been a member of the plication of tht undcrtigned, Dtlena the girls. Rev. and Mrs. A. Kenneth Mag- Prate, Executrix of the citatt of thi Mr*. Isabella Richardson Moore, Mrs. Mathieu also It survived by itaff at Fitkln, Point Pleasant and ner of East Rtvtr rd., Rumion, are •aid 'William Prate, deeeaied, nutlet Ii 83, a former resident of Atlantic a granddaughter. Hazard hospital*. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Adamt and partata of a son. bora Sunday at htreky given to tht crtdltori of tald Highlands and this place who died The funeral waa held this morn- Surviving are his wilt, Mr*. Dor- children of Eton pi. apent tha week- Rivervlew hoepltal. dtetatta to prtient to tht tald Bxeeu- WILIL ng at the Woolley funeral home. thy L. Carrick: a ton, William S. end with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hal- Wit their clalmt under oath within ii» Monday of last week at her home, lett of Livingston, While there a Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dunn of othi from thlt date, Red Bank 1 Myron pi., Lawrence Brook Man Vernation wai at Xetthill erema- Carrick, Jr., Wanamatia; a daugh- Campbell ave., Port Monmouth, are )ated: January tt. I»J3. ter, Mrs. Marjorie Ethak, Akron, 78th birthday celebration wat htld or, East Brunswick, was held Fri- ory, L'lnden. parenti of a son, born Saturday DBLINA PRAT0. 6-2406 day at the Quickcnboaa funeral O.; two brothers and its grand- for Mr. Adams' father, Edward at Rtvervliw hospital.. 23 Mount Stretti MRS. TETER HARVEY bilaren. Adams of Newark. Red Bank, N. X home, New Brunswick. Burial was Councilman Jamta N. Wolcott, Mr. and Mn. John Nixon of Tenth Aliton Beckman, Jr, EIQ.. in Fair View cemetery. OAKHURST — Mrt. Fanny May Jr, Buttonwood ave., attended tht tt., Union Btacht are parenta of a Red Bank. N. J. , Rev, Horace Perret, rector of St son, born Saturday at Rlverview Attorney, • 110.01 Harvey, 73, wife of Peter Harvey MIM BEBTHA ELTON TATLOE hardware convention In Philadel- John the Evangelist Episcopal md a former resident of Long phia latt wetk. hoipltal. church, New Brunswick, officiated Branch, died yeaterday (Tuesday) WASHINGTON, P. C—Mitt Ber- Cub pack 87 will meet Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harrison MacDonald at the funeral, Mrs. Moore wan at h:r home an Beaeroft pi: here. tha Elton Taylor of JIM ltth at. evening at the Methodlat church. of Middletown, are-parente of a H.Laurence Scott born at Jersey City, daughter of She waa born In Maryland, daugh- Northwest, alster of Ray B. Taylor Transportation It tht theme for tha ton, born Saturday at Rlvervitw the late George and Isabella Pert' ter of the late Mr. and Mra, Wil-of 20 Forntan at.. Fair Haven, ex- moath, aad movies will be shown hoapital. rose Richardson, and was the w'd liam Wageman. ecutlvo vie* president of the Rad on railroads. Cbar|aa Dowea, pack Mr. and Mrt. Olno Mtttluuo of MORTICIAN ow of Lester Moore. Surviving are Surviving, besldei her husband, Bank Community Chamber af leader, atteadad tie Boy Scout Borden it., Shrewsbury, are parents two daughters, Mi» Dorothy R. are two tons, Jantti Rtttaell Har- Commerce, died yetterday morning leadcra* training courts at Camp af a daughter, bora Saturday at Moore and Miss Geraldint Moore, ey of Long Branch and Rufut it tha Emergency hoipltal here. Wood last weak-sad. Rivervlew hoipltal. Church Street, Bclford, N. J. who live at home, and a.ttepson, William Harvey of Highlands; two Born In Orange, Va., Mlaa Tay- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey of lor was a daughter of the late Mr. aad Mrs. Jaa Bakktr and Lester Moore. daughters, Mn. Viola May Hurley chlMrea Jan. Karea aad Alan, Center it., Belford, we parents of AIR CONDITIONED and Mre. Margaret Wilton of this Benjamin and Sarah Taylor. She a daughter, born Friday at Mon- JAMES J. FALLON id been a resident of Waihlng- Elltabtth ahwy., tpsat the week- place; 'a brother, William Wage- end la New Yark tlty visiting Mr. mouth Memorial hospital. ton most of her life; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doana of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDB^-Jame* man, who lives In Maryland, and Burvlvlng bealdct Mr. Taylor, la and Mn. John LaSala. While there Phone Keuuburg 64)333 Joaeph Fallon, M, a resident here seven grandchildren. they celebrated Mrt. LaSala'i birth- Cottage pi., Freehold, are parents nother brother, Burdett Taylor of of a daughter, born Saturday a1 many ycart, died Friday at hi! The Woolley funeral home, Long York, Pa. 4ay. home on West Valley dr, He waa Branch, It in charge of arrange- The ambulaaee corps auilllary Rivervlew hospital. born st Bradevelt, ton of the late ments. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock Mr. and Mrt. Ralph Publltl oi .hia morning at Washington. met Thursday avealng at tha home Edward and Mary Larkin Fallon of Mra. Cbarlw Dreyer, Tlatea avs. Randolph pi., Ketntburg, ara par- and hid been employed at a labor- MRS. MYRTLE E. SHERMAN ents of a aon, bora Friday at Riv- WALTCB R. STILLWEIX The following oStoers wars t IK ted: four Expretnlon of er. Surviving are a brother, Thomas pratideat Mrs. Marry Klrkegard; ervlew hospital. . Fallon of Keyport, and a sister, Mrt LOCUST - MM. Myrtle Ellia FREEHOLD — Walter R. Itlil- vlea prtsldeat, Mrs. ,J. My Miller; Mr. and Mra. John Dunn of Lin- True Remembrance Sherman, «T, formerly <-t thit place, Miry Cartlff of' this place. well, M, of n Hull ave., died Fri- iKretary, Mrs._DMytr; trsaturer, croft are parenta of a son, born No other act of a normal 1 died Tuetdty morning at the homt yesterday at Fitkln hoepltal. The funeral wu held Mondsy a day at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward and tun- man't Ufa gives him more The Adams Memorial Home St. Agnea Catholic church, when of her daughter, Mrt. Jamta Cun- Mrt. Phillip Newman of Church ablas cbalrtaaa, Mrs. Oeorge Win- Mr. and Mn. Robert Krueger of complete aoul satisfaction a requiem mast wai offered. Bur ningham, 334 Drake ave., Rotelle. it,, Manasquan.. The funeral was Ing. Clinton ave., Belford, are parenta than the building of a Mtm- lal under the direction of the Pot- Born In Locuet, Mrt. Sherman held Monday at the W. H. Freeman of a daughter, bom yeaterday at Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett of Rivervlew hospital. orlal te hia loved ones whe ten funeral home wai In St. Gab waa a daughter of the late Fred- funtral home In charge of Rev. Wisconsin ara visiting Mr. Ben- have gone on, Suecaner ta Maunt Memorial Homt rlel'i cemetery, Bradevelt. erick and Mtry Dtapreaux Boeckel. Robert B. Rote. Interment wu la nett's mother, Mrt. Catherine Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bcanlen ef She waa a resident her* all her Maplewood cemetery, Compton ave., Bast Keantburg, ara Our select Barre Memorials nett of Tbrockatortea ave.. whe la bear the Guild mark of ap- MIM EFFIE MOLL 8CHUEMIAM life until two yeara ago when ahe Besides his daughttr, Mr. •till- III. parents of a daughter, born Mon- moved to Rotelle. Mrt. Sherman well Ii survived by a brothir, frank day at Rivervlew hospital. proval, your guarantee of a LEONARDO-Miis Effle No wat the widow of George T. Sher- Mra. John Diets, Jr« wai hon- Mr. and Mrs.,Norman Field of finer Memorial at no eitra 1 Stlllwell of Trenton, and thru ait- ored at a birthday party at the FUNERAL DIRECTORS Bchuerman, 41. died Saturday a . man. Her daughter it her only, ten, Mist Llda Stlllwell, Frtehold: Sycamore ave., Shrewsbury, are coat.' Visit our showroom her home on Thompson ave., here home of Couaellaua aad Mrs. Leon parents ef a aon, born Monday at and lee our dliplays ef these survivor. Mra. Anne Matthews, Neptune, and B. Smock, Jr., Lcwli at., Jan. II. after a long illness, She was r The funeral will he held tomor- Mrs. Earla White. Matawan. Rivervlew hoipltal. ccitlned memorials. daughter of the lato Albert am Present were Mr. Diets, Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Lawrence' Durant .ow (Thursday) at 1 p. m. at the Mre. Robert Daagkr aad Mr. aad Frances Hch'ueimuii, and wui Adams memorial home, with Rev. ALEXANDER B. BAIIJtV, SB. of Gerard ave., Matawan, are par 310 Iread Straat Rad lank, N. j. graduate of Mlddlotown townnhi Mrt. Arthur Cotgreave. Mrs. Diets enta of a ton, born Monday at Mon- Charles p. Johnson, rector of All received'a gift from the group. hlKh school. Surviving U a brother Saints Episcopal church, officiating KEYPORT — Alexander Scott mouth Memorial hoapital. JOHN VAN KIRK Gmll Bchuerman of Manasquan Burial will be la Fair View ceme- Bsllty. Sr., of Broad St.. died Sat- Boy Scout troop 1M met Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oarvtrlt oi Ntat te Mt. OUvM CHMMTV urday at Hazard hoipltal. He wai day svtning at the Presbyterian drove pi.. Keantburg, ara parenlt The funeral was held this morn' tery. PboM RatJ BMIC frOSlt Ing at tha Poatcn funeral home. born at Keyport, son of Slephea chunk chapel aad practiced for at a ton, born thlt morning* (Wed- Burial was In Fairmont cemetery WILLIAM A. MeOUINNEM and Susan Jane Flett Scott. parents' night, which will be held nesday) Monmouth Mtmorlal It F. O. Be> 10* Rstl Batkk Newark Mr. Bailey la survived by a ten. tomorrow (Thursday) evening. hoipltal. KIANMVRO- William A. Me- Atextnder Scott Ballty, Jr., ef Mr. sad Mn. R. F. Anderson and ERNEST M. BLOOM Oulnneat, 47, an employee at tht Ktantburg, a brother, Letter M. eblldrea John aad Boaale, Broad LEONARDO-Tht funeral ol Lavole laboratories at Morgtnviile, Ballty of Hornell, N. Y., a tltttr, st., havt rtturatd fram a vacatlea Brnttt R, Bloom, n, former Ugh died suddenly yttterdty (Tuesday) Mn. Ethel Vlgne, Ktypsrt, aad at Veto Btaa, FU. home kcoper here, who died Wed' st hit home, a Willie ave. Tht Mven grandchildren. Oauaellsaa Fred I. Morris and MONMOUTH MONUMENT notday of last week at the Marln funeral, under tht dlrtetlan of John Funeral nrvleea were held yea- Benjamin VaaKtunn atttaded tha COMPANY hospital at Staplcton, 8, I., wai J. Ryan, will be held'Friday, when terday afternoon (Tuetday) In •ulldlag * Laaa aaaual dlaatr at held Saturday at the PMtcn funeral a high mats of requiem will be charge of the Bedlt funertl hems, the Wtldsrf Astarta Thursday. home, with Rov. Richard P. Young, celebrated at 10 a. m, at II. Ann's tnd Interment was In Cidarwoed Fatty Martello, daughter of Mr. Headdeo a Corner, MiddleloHn. Houle 35 paitor vf the Baptist church, of- Catholic church. Inttrmtat will be cimitery, Keyport. aad Mrs. Jateph Marcills, Uunl ficiating, liurltl was in Hay View In Mt, Olivet cemetery. pi,, attended a birthday party for JAMIS J. HURLIY, Mans|tr A LTHOUCH we kave cemetuy. Beildet his wife, Mrt. Mary Orlf nANlTwAiWU ' htr causla, Patricia •hatasl, Long Ptwhe filht MeQufaiMsa, nt it tutvlvU by Vraaeh, Saturdsy. 1 * aarnat), ihrtMii. ••»•• Mr. Hloeui wit born In Swedes Frank Wardls of 147 California ' PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 /DCI REDN PABAN! K ton of I hi' lalo Kimik and Caro a brother, James McOulantM, and sve,, Hempttetd, !* I,, 'a former Mr, aad Mra. Aataa V. Raatsm lion to duly and yaavi «f M> line Ualatiunt Uluum, and nude til a alster, Mn. Eletner Wheeler, resident of R«d Bank, dltd yeiter- aad chlldrea Wlltard,, David and both af Iraahlya. Ht bat bien a uwlghl, Myrtle ave.; wtra dlaaer Ung Bmnth 64978 . Day or perioMe, a fine rapwUtim for home h«i« fur many yiare, dty. He Ii survived by thrta tit- 60557 Hurvivlng are his wlf«, Mi leeldeut •( Keaniburg II yiart, iart, Mrt, George Cioll, Mra. Kdaa guttta Sunday af Mr. aad Mrs, interested and complaio service, A(nr! Ohilnliiutn Mtoum; Hire and was a member tf tbt Kcant Croll and Mrs, Viola Oreu, Rutttll Polltrd ef Wanamatsa. burg TaxpayW atoclttioa, tai W, Marlon aad Iharaa Ransom sptat we ate not coolant lt> "coori" daughters, Mm, Ethel Hooper, win The funtral will be htld Friday lives In New York state; Mil. Via Ann't Holy Name tacitly. morning it the Htrtnett funtral tha day with their grandparents, an tMir reputation. Today, ai Mr, and Mra. Mtlvia. Btatam, iurna DISTINCTIVE let doodley of Media, Pa,, and Wee MM. JOtnTiir homt, itt Oreenwleh at,, Heme> pi. Mr. Raatam atteadtd lbs, cur- ojwayi. waaracanalantly Dorle Bloom of this place and tw iltad. At I:M, a reqitlem mass will •later*, Mra, Anna Rydeberg an UEONARDO-Mrs. Florence ht offend tt St, Martha's Cithollc tain and drapery thaw at tht New saarekinf for naw woyi to Inv Mitt Olga Bloom, Welemanl , «1, wifife ftt JhJohn church, Unlonriatf, U I, Burial Yorker hotel latt Thursday. The Lions,club nit Thursday eve* AUTCRAFT MIMOMALS prove ow service to Ilia family, Waldman, died laiurday at he will he In Mt. Olivet cemetery, ItOMINKJ IIAVINO "* home on Hamilton av*. Mlddlslown township. nlng st CB.t, A n«w member, Jt> •van thoMik tka Earn In Brooklyn, Mrt, Waldman taph Clan, was weKamtd, Leslie D. TUniTAN TOWNSHIP - Dom wu a dtuiklsr ef thi liti Oharlet Siely, a member waa attended the Wsrkmaaahlp la •taatifal arc vary amall and rtlattvaly Inle Davlno, M, a farmer, died 8u and Mary Cullen Martin, A resident MallrcM Snl Afiro laauguratlaa la Wathlitgten, de- day at hit home on l*co|« ave, H here aO years, aks waa a member lertbed tha »vtat ta the. club. A Mow Pttigaa wax hoin In Italy, nun of Mr. an joint mtellng. wiib tht West Long of Ht, AgA«t Catholic thurah and Hi Yoiinffilrra : Our memorials ara atariufa* Mi«v,un>», Will In hold III tire two MM, John M, Waldman, wall equipped plant at Wast morning (Wvdnetday) at «t, 3 Jin of Lttnardo and Edward 3 Si45,p. m, lo extinguish a In Itailag uied teys which will be iteph'n Catholic cliuich, Xeypnn Waldmaa of East Orange; a daugh the homo o! Mrt, 1* I, drant of N tthta la Jtmetburf far repairs, Long Branch. mill Inti'iinoiit will b« In SI, JV l«t', Mrt, Once M, Rlmnr of l)' i'|||l Thu fuiivml win held yea ChrUlmas, Toys may be left at routed Hie flii'iiifii, riilil l Smouk A Dan|ltr'i irrvlee tla- WORD•O CFRONT IT. KID »ANK H.J, rlillJri'ii, Juriy, John, Jo/topli, Don ut SI, Annul chuichi where a hig wit* «11«lit, H e ».x|ilitlni-3S67 We»t Lung Branch f 1 —•'"•-I „, • n,i >• Hghf,' Tha Mm, Thuena Davlnn nf MutaWti Ul 'iirtitfk' th* Miration of thcCAn . ovM# The WJ.OJ, will must Ttiftday MHO VOII ILtUHTRATRII t^TAIXHJUK DiprndablfJconoffllcalServici' AI/MI survlvlnit am « henlhir tn dnn fun»rtl home wu In Ml. Olivet uutchti ttt tha mttlrtM evening at tht htm* af Mn, Otsrgt thru slaters, living la Italy, einiltry, •Art. WhlUtld, Bread tU , , , RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29,1958 Paw Ffft

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SI, has re- find the work very Interesting. by Beatrice Parker turntd home from Fltkln hospital Henry Anderson, national officer In telenet thti month we are Shirley Minor with her infant daughter Joanne. and member of tht hospltalltation EDWARD A. VINER & CO. working on several different proj- Tht girls of the seventh and Atlantic township Parent-Teach- committee, spoke on the growth ect!. One project Is centered on slghth grades have formed a cheer- er association Is sponsoring a and advantages of the National communications, The members of Sick Benefit association sponsored INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT Ins team. Wt havt not as yet got-square dance Friday night at the ADVICE AND ACCORDING TO the group studying communications ten our uniforms. Thert art eight school. Mr. Tlpton of Holmdel will by the National Association of Let- coNTunrous stmnvuioN Worth art Fred Kocen, Jimmy Tector, [Iris, The captain U Ruth Dottt; te tht caller. Refreshments wl|l be ter Catrlert. Other tpeakert wtre YOV* FEMONAL TOAWCIAI, BEQtIBEMENTS Stanley Nappe and Arthur Xravett. lo-captaln, Ella Hart; Kathtrint servtd. officers of tht Ntw Jersey State We would like to'aiMues wltk (atereiud ItntUra'tJM eomaon stock of The boys hope to be able to dem- Letter Carriers. They, were Frank a Drosptrous eoapaay about to uaeertakt aa Important vmturt jointly Sadler, Beatrice Parker, Judy Bern- Mr. and Mrs. William Nlckau are . with tnstlMr Urn company. la ear oplalta this ntw undertaking will nitrate the different methods of stein, Barbara Gordon, Margaret homt from Jacksonville, Fla., where J. Hueslein, president; James Ken- bring about a tnbsuaUtl tpsTtelitiea la tat shsrtt which «• an now nedy, Elizabeth; Joseph W. Esposl- rteomntndlnt. communication, such as early sign Hulick and Shirley Minor. Wt have they visited relatives. 1 Crowing language, signaling with flags, ra- gont to two games. We playtd Tht township committee will to, Jersey City; John W. Stilllngs, Hr ewwilMlM cat ar writ* Mwara A. Thar * Ct. dio, walkie-talkis sets and tele- Long Branch, and Calvin Patter- Llttlt Silver In a practice game and meet tomorrow night (Thursday) son, Aabury Park, Vititing officials MttaNea gdwera J. Resale, tseeagtr ef eat Ntw Jersey aivMta graph. We art trying te borrow a m*A HIM **>--J pMUJl*aWHM Mm^ * —.a MatisH a • • sstsasaaa Oceanport In a leagut game. Miss .1 tht hall. wtre Steven Tunenskl, president walkie-talkie from the army. Chupka sponsored ua and Miss Gal- •*••• HIR IvMMe •tMtHtnvwieV HfJW erOTMlre TWe HNMNIMni •••••• tt pays to aavntlu In Thi Btglattr. Mtmbars N«w York Stock KichaWg* • Am«rlc»« Slock Excfaango About! ' SON Oalavlts's Party avlts drove us to tht garnet. Our colors art blue and gold. We by Judith Bernstein ara gttting blut skirts, yellow Margaret Hullck swttters, and yellow socks. The On Jan. 12, wt had a birthday captain and co-ciptaln art getting party tor Miaa Galaviti, one of ourblua akirts, sweaters and socks. eighth grade teachers. While the Our principal, Mr. Malone, Is get- was In our room; Barbara De- ting our letters. They will be gold LAWES FIL-O-MATIC Fazio came in and "aid that Grant with a blue background. Jones had fallen down the stairs of the school. MUs Galavltt went Basketball down to see how he was. While by Tom Ryder FUEL OIL DELIVERY she was gone we got ready for the The Tinton Falls basketball team party. Mrs. Rlgby and Mrs. Brown It shaping up fairly well. Wt lost For worryUn fuel oil delivery call Lawei for helped with the party. When Miss our first game to Little Silver Jan. Galavltx came up and came Into 15 on their home court, 35-30. Our Fil-o-Matic service. Your tank will be filled the room we all sang "Happy Birth- captain is Eugene O'Rourke. Frank automatically before it runt dry. Call today. day." She said It was a very nice Aumack was high scorer. Others party. who made points were Eugene Inauguration Day O'Rourke, Joe Rlgby, Joe DeFailo, James Tector, Jackie Robinson end by Arthur Kravetx, Barbara Gordon John Woleott. On Tuesday, Jan. 30, we had two The score at the half was Little LAWES COAL CO., Inc.television sets In our school so Silver 23, Tlnton Falls 13. In tht that we could watch the Inaugura- third and fourth quarters wt used SHREWSBURY tion ceremonies. One of the sets a full court press on defense. This was In Mr. Finnan's .eighth grade worked fairly well and by the end room and the other was In our of the game we had cut the othtr cafeteria. The neventh and eighth teamV lead In half. grades watched the program from The starting players were Joe 10:30 until 12:30. then the fourth Rigby right forward, Robert Van and sixth grades taw It while wi Brunt left forward. Frank Aumack wert at luneh. The students were center, Eugene O'Rourke rlgh all anxious tn nee such a momen- guard and Grant Jones left guard. tous event. The television seta wen Last Thursday w« played our first loaned to the school by the Eaton- league game with Oceanport which town Radio and Television corpor- we-won by a seora of 37-15. High ation. scorers were John Woleott etnter, S. ». C. A. Drive Joe Rlgby right forward, Frank by Barbara Gordon Aumack left guard, Eugene Billy Brown, a boy In the eighth O'Rourke right guard and Robert grade, Is organising a campaign to Van Brunt left forward. Substi- Itntre-Creme ihamaee leave* hair wMi ntv, tutes were Jack Huff right forward, raise funds for the 8. P. C. A. This Itamaratn 3-way tavellnaai: (1) fragrantly organisation claims that they have Tom Ryder left forward, James Uofaldt I* S*f»*M not sufficient funds to care for Tector right guard and Jackie clean; (2) aleemina; (3) teft mi manage e tltctrkeNy WtMte homeless doga. This means that If Arsenault left guard. We hope,we Tvkwkjt Sleelt there aren't funda any number of win the icat of our games. able. Nat a taaa, nat • HajiM, Wt a aeiftty, f dogs will have to be killed. Let's The boundary between Canada mw cream ihemaee. A Mauri •# Mcrat Dimeter CtW have all dog lovers support this and the United States Ii 2,198 miles e Wetlwble SaueirtM campaign. Remember, a dog 1 water and 1,7M miles of dry land Uiretjiesih aim lanaliR. CreatetJ by Kay. Vinyl UsAeMtryt man's best friend. PTA Meetings Are Important Daamir, rametJ caimetkt taacialhr. Try by John Woleott rttetky! The Tlnton Falls school has as). Important meeting one* a month. 53 Cvntd kckil We call that meeting the PTA. It is a meeting at which the parents e Cki»lnW«il Mte* and teachers can talk over the things that are going en la the •chool. They also talk about Im- IN STOCK provements In tht school and me- Shampoo -57 esaary equipment. TABLES 86.93 and 89.93 Tht meeting Is for the beneflt of tht parents and ttachtrs alike. It CHAIRS 86.93 SETS $34.75 Informs the parents as to what's going on during school hours am eiOSID MIDAV IVtNINOt AT KM It gives tht teachers an opportunity to gain a better understanding of DURINft JANUARY AND NMUART. Dental Cream -=• 63 the student's home life and how It might affect his formal educa- COLOATI CHLOROMYU, tion. So now you know why the PTA Is so Important. Please attend our ntst meeting. 17 MOM ST. /by Sheldon Llchter, Fred Kocen Something Tooth Paste 43 Nine boys from tht eighth gradtt COLGATE ara planning to start a soccer team. More Thty. Include Stsnley Nappe, Ar- Than Just thur Kravtts, Matthew Rose, Wei- • Bottle of ter Conn, "Moonlt" Walsh, Clark TOOTH 4. Canton, Michael Burns, Sheldon Milk Uchttr and Fred Koeen. The boys Ammoniated rowon •*.47 have learned how to kick end pass. Puritan Thty are trying to get the knack COLGATE TOOTH SENSATIONAL VALUE DAYS of bouncing tht ball off their head. MILK GO. The boys hope te play other soccer at tho teams. Our team hae aomt goed MM ft-MM playtrt but each player realties Powder 43 there is room for Improvement. Red Bank Value Center Soccer Is a fascinating sport. It'i FALMOLIVB played mostly In Oirmany and oth- er European countries. In tht game HUN'S MANHATTAN 4 VAN HIUMN WHITI 47 PALMOIIVBrushlesI s

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Aleo Extn Special Buy on Men'a Suit. RED BANK SALE DAYS 1HAVIN0 flMf Topcoats, Jacket!, Etc. BrushlessCRIAM Vie 47 Velu.i BOYS' ALL WOOL COLGATE'S Te .90 SPECIAL SNAVINO € I Ml 5 Lather 53 SUITS COLGATE'S fUtm. ft fW IA SWAY C OTHat HNI SHOU MUCIO PROM 59 Veto PtWTW LADIES! COLOATB COME, SEE AND COMPARE fteaultrly ta I Ml PRICES ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BLOUSES, SLIPS, CASHMlRVetB BOUQUIo t GOWNS, BRAS & PANTIES. HOSIERY CAMMIftl • Value, ta l.tl. 43 ALL AT REMARKABLE SAV- PiW VM INSS! Dark Shtiti Only 69 Talc Adt0rtl$ed Men Kjfttiv HIND'S Tkrouth Smurdiy, /an. 31 HONEY RED BANK VALUE CENTER A ALMOND 25 Weal Front St. Tri. 6-5390 Hed Bank SKIN CREAM

| mOMORIMOM VICTORY MARKIT RED BANK ASIURY PARK RED BANK REGISTER, JANUARY 29.1953 Pace Seven

DEL MONTE Fresh Killed FRYING FruitCocktail 2 43 -r «» Chickens Sauce Enjoy that "down on form" flovor of golden brown fried chicken ••_ Drawn Fryers *• 53c this week-end! ID* PINEAPPLE

DEL MONTE Round Roast Steak O Tib. PINEAPPLE SOLID MIAT — no fot added. Acme is famous for beef! Top quality! Try it! JUIC6 Pineapple »lM0Ntl Cherries Z,"™ Bacon JUSTUS Plate Beef 23c 0NI1 M0NTI Midget Salami »• 59c Prunes "«.1 23c Carrots SL Sliced Bacon |MdM* C'»•..» OH MONTI Chucks of Lamb » 43c Fruit Cocktail 39c orn CltlllBW Beef liver £? »63c Three meals in one. M. trtIB liMtaH Gtrtftn Ground Beef"* ».49c iUNH Scrapple *£? »• 29c Hi-Ho Crackers L. 1 Beef Tongue ""** ^530 HOUSIHOLD Green Giant Peas INSTITUTI ™ Fresh Pork Butts »47c Thick Alumlnym Lifetime ACME FROSTED FISH White Rose Coffee °"' Fillet of Perch £ 35c Savarin •*"•Grin" d•""••' Ib. can Limited timt Only! j St. .11 pitctt en Fillet of Flounder i.55c display! l # t! v> um Ideal Coffee "Packe"d Ib. can Haddock *£&£* *• 37c $7.95 WMMM C«4 •

COOKIIS, CRACKItS U. S. No. 1 MAINE Main er MorUt PANTRY NEEDS 1 Pecan Wafers y?ZL'£ 39c 10-lb. Preserves i""WM«r '{2 29a Keebler Saltinet J^25c Pound Cake Grape Preserves IDI*t., |» 23c Potatoes Rich, delicious*Virginia Lee IMM e 3 Social Teat NMHCO 2^ 29c Firm, meoly, top quality, unmotchablt for flavor pound cake! Special! Peanut Butter ,^V 3c ltt and value. Featured at keme Markets. 50-lb. bag $2.39 '/• Mm 43c Fig Newtons "*tM. ^ 23c Evap. Milk •£? 2 - 27c Graptfruit Swfle* 4'*'29c Pascol Celery •-* 15c 11 Nabifco Grahams £33c TlMI [Danish Pecan Ring 45c Drv Milk '^r '!T 35c Rtd Beets 1C? lhtrlt t VanUla Wafers T™> 32c Corrots ^Z. Virginia Lee. Special this week-end! Cream-White "" MIAKMST KATUM California ICEBERG Asco Coffee **"""" Protein Bread '"""JL... 25c MllDI Pancake Hour •"•• 13c WHUa Wincrest Coffee IZ 77c Large White Bread „_„ 15c Ideal Syrap^US. 21c Lettuce Head Save 4c o loaf! Dated for freshness. Deviled Chicken JUKIS ANO MUiTS CANDY FEATURES Tangerine g '.Tile Marslimallows """'C. ^ 35c Cracker Jack 6^,', 23c Apple Sauce ^ 31c PAIRV Bf f FROSTEP FOOOS Kisses ir * '"" ,*. ^ 19c Apple Sauce 2 S 37c - Peaches SSI . 35c Extra Sharp Stabroek M & M S2LSr -S 25c CANNID VIOITAIUS Spaars Kraft Caramels g- 19c wllCM Whole Beets ^ 2'^ 29c Cheese Miniulurc Mix Mi. ^,. 19c ActHlfhORANPRUIT «.„. v Imported Swiss *• 99c Orange Slices "J|E?JlJfclt 19c 1 lach Can Makes 1 '/i Plnti «•" Muenster Cheese •• 55c LAUNDRY NEEDS ekMN CCXOMO MAROAMNI GlendaleClub M'ti93c Lux Flakes 2 £'. 23c '^ 27c American 2SJ.eiliM- ». 57c Ideal Baby lima Beans H Lifebuoy »« 3 ;;»;,22c 4 ,^43c 23c Swiss JE7cEr >^pke.36c Golden Cut Corn **•* '"" „. Blue Bonnet v» 31c Snappy S** »^ »»• 21c Ideal Chopped Spinach •g 20c Lux Soap 3 r.'22c 4,r. 43c it eoiter lHfc tl Ballard Biscuits 2 *% 27c French-Stylc Green Beans '* 22c Swan Soap 3 €'l,23c 2,^ 25c WlfrKee BU|1 Optn Fridays Till 9 P.M. Cottage SM 2 ^ 35c Breeze "•* '—' hr|, ^^ 59C Minute Maid Orange Juice lir A»AaV«rffttdMcM Mild Colored * 57c ^ ^ ^«. 29c JS^Wc Ithttlw Thru !•»., Jmn, 41 Silver Dust ""* '"•e *t I'l 28c

KARO MAZOLA College Inn Lipton's SYRUP mmm Chicken Broth Onion Soup

24c ••IIM (in II.1S 'ST 15c Mix 2 '^r 31c Reynolds Beech-Nut NO RUBBING! Buhy Foods Just dip «nd rlnsi! Cuir- Aluminum •ntMd net to htm tht , Th< fr.»h, («ily mttl of until, Kndtr fmtit iierllng, ' tuna Ilk* fiih, Wrap •* 27c AN V.rl.N.1 " |.n Beech-Nut CLAPFS Marcal Chlorodetit Tooth Paste Vitamoiit Hlii-Wliito Sweetheart Junior Foods 4ft Hankies Dog Food illNfi Mil ITaikM Soup 3 Zt 22c M«J« by 'tpiedtnt . . . Ff*fur«d •( tltnl ilit IWIITNIAI! ill A«m. Mlfkitl ulllng lollitrlll. IU-M< I«IM '.'« 14c 2 S: 17c 43c m tic 2 ft 17c CMHI M 170 BROAD STRUT. RID BANK 576 RIVIR ROAD. FAIR HAVIN •MM TNWMMV Ml* •«•*? TIU • r. M. INK MIMV Tlkt e », M. P*m Eiffht RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29.1958

FOR SALE FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES REAL ESTATE FOR RENT iUSCELLANEOUS APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FRIGIDAIRE—Three run aid. Very APARTMENT SIZE Monitor wuhing ma- MAURICE SCHWARTZ * SONS. Cfery. FOUR-ROOM HOUSE—Tw* kadreoma, OLD PAINTINGS rciUrid by tap-Sight FARMINGDAIX—New. Completely mod. RED BANK REGISTER good condition. At • very (tad buy. - chine. 120. In perfect working con- altr, Plymouth aad Inttraatleaal truck bath, living room, kitchen and dinette artllt. Ctataet B, O. Alhlcy. artlltl' with, htth. Lecated en Hubert at. orn. Plue houie-iiacd garage . and Swirti Furniture. Highway IS. MS I-dition. Cell RE 4-0048 after 1 P. M,lalei and icrvice htadauarttra. Pheae eomkined. Three yeara old; |7i a montk. rtprtttatatlve, 14 Riveriide ive.. RedHtat7light aad water faralihed. Call work ihop containing liteat radio and tilt. Oppoiite Middletown Fira Ca. Optn IAR—20x10 ovtl, complete, cabinet and RE I-07H7. Call AT 1-8271.R atter 1:80 P. M.« tilevlilen repair equipment. Eatily con- CUSSintO RATES every evening until 9 o'eloek. link. Call after » P. M.. KE l-tl4t.' DODGE AND Plymouth patttagti can; LARGE FURNISHED BUNGALOW—Im- SPANISH—Quickly aad taaily, verted to any imill builnen endeavor.' PORTABL• Ml IIE I DOtfCSTt• • • •C lewing maehlne 41-FOOT BLCAR fRAlLni7T*6l model. Dodgt iab-raud track*, aatkarlnd medlitely; alio attractive cottage near far hntlntti, trtvtl or amaaement. modern roema aad bath; new rafrig- Walking dlttinci te ichool, ehurchea, Thrtt CtRts « with buttonhole attachment, 171. RE Will I'll very reaionahly. Can be•trvica; modera lervlee ttatloa, Fraak atation. Both in Little Sliver, All im-Eviaingi. by appeiatmeat, la yaur awn enter; heat, hat water. Private ea- _ek^ AA_ai_ai V^K _&*_!!• ..II VA or 21S en nt Lot1», Van'a Trailer Court, Vaa Syckle, 141 Weit Float it. Ridprovement!, oil keat. Call 114 Maple home. RB l.llll aftlr Itll P Mtrance. . Ten minutet te Rod Rank. Bui* 7t47 after l;l ClMrft: $1.00 Katontown." Bank, weit of miplt ave. Pkeae RB ave.ve... RRed Bank. RE t-Otao-M. ytime weikendi. ' il t couplp e preferredferred:: III monthly, tutku i miTO TWENTTwi Y ACRES—In reuden. SELF FEEDING roal heater. Good con- II2»l ' 1-1412 l-llll. _ till MCtion. High tnd dry. All dear. Doable Rate far Double Special dition. Cell KB I-OHI-W. BBLFOiBD—Four-roo! m houie and ga- Cfim f At MTOBW preparea. ftert .... af m HIGHEST PRICES fer your aid car. We rage; 170 monthly. Vacant. Inquire farm, long term and kniinni farm. •NIBHED APART*MEN1 Ready to build. Reasonable. Call MI !• Ilia* adl. utlng Th. Regliter'i 950 fWBRSON CONSOLE 110. Mult buy, we tell, wi trade, Ceatt Auta Henry Brower. 101 Florence ave., Key- Including heat." Ill moath. ^Llto un- tl 81.W.1. ' . • . ' r. O. In, tie «t», •ell. ISA l-0»«».W, BUSINESS NOTICES Jokn DlFiora, II Meameutk at.. Red Salei Inc. II* Jlonmoatk it., Ridport. Bank. Time till A. M. te lilt P. M.* furnished apartment, Snt leer, four SOUSE—lix roomi and bath. Garage. Right te elmlfy, edit or reject Bank. Phone HE l-llll. BUNGALOW—Four furnlthcd roomi roomi, flrepliee in living room, two bed- Cellar, attic aad porch; automatic oil OPPORTUNITY SHOP ANTIQUES— ELECTRIC MOTOR rebuilding It our roomi, kitchin ind katk. North Long heat and hot water. Near ichool. Park, *>r idvertliement it reierved by tuiineii. Call «• for quick tervice. USED CARS BOUGHT.'' told aad ex- and batk, Service couple preferred. Branch location. Phone LO 1-1504. Tie Regliter. We have just added mother iii- Douglit Electric Co., It Eau Front It- ehanged; Pontlic iilei and nrvlee. Adulti only. Available now. Call REAL ESTATE WANTED ahopping and bui lint, Low taxaa. We will not be reiponiible for play room 15x21 feet. We now t< B.nk. Phono KE «.Q11». Temi. G. M A. C. Raiiat Bratktri. RE 1-1274 ar at 271 Mechanic it.. Red kRO©MrUrTrUlfNr8riBt> apart, Priced right. I Allea it., Rumion. RU •mil unleti. they art dttccttd be- hive tour show roomi in which to 396 Broid it.. Red Baak. Pkana RE I- Bank.* . •tant with bath; private tntnnci. All flAKE OLD FLOORS look like new. Hint 11 so. HAWKINS •BOTHIRa—tt B•rear d it utllltlaa. Bui pmei door BuilneM couple fiSVlN-KOOM HOUSE, mar Rod Bank* fort the H«nd imtrtion. diipliy our mtrehindiie. Early our htgh-tpeed door under and tdgtr. XUMSON—Furnlahed bungalow, in good Ko eanetlletioni will be accepted DOBS XOUR CAR liter hard? Do your neighborhood, with living room, kitch- RI l-llil. Real ettate...,, -.jreaclatara e gad ral^oad itttlon; mar Bendix; 114,101. American. Vletorian and Empire Law ratei. Cnglir Lurtilr Co.. pkone wheeti ihlmmy? Let Ul correct tke en, bedroom and bath; 151 monthly to mortgage laau, Lltt rear prtpirtprtu y far •r cheagia "id* in advertiiementi KE t-OOOt rOU«nroohr~CNFUVMISHE» D apart- DM tour ifter receipt at edict. furniture, Una china, brie-a-brae. BH^rrr«I«!tTnCXCCOllfRAC trouble Save your tirti, Latllt Beir adulti only. Miaugh Ageaey, RU 1.aa'e *»it INCOME PROPERTr — Two apart* glen, briai, copper and tlnwire, in axli and frame itralgktening eauipaaeat, 0711.* • CON3f ANCI IHITB AO1HCY-14 Ha- ment with hath. Complete modern menti: deelrable ind convenient lo- DIADLINE: TOR—All typet et kouie wirlag aad Krank Van Syckle. 141 Weit Front it.. FAIR HAVEN — Two-yur-eld cottage. pie eve.. Fair Mavta, BR Liltl. real kitchen; garage.' Adulti preferred. Yeir cation; hot air, oil-fired heat; two-tar fact, most anything you would epairing. Saall ar large lake. Id Red Bank, weit a( Maple an. Our own around. EA I.I1I1.J. RMI ElMMi TueedeyNeen. . kuur ttrilet. Call. Catuia trtt,, EA Living roam witk Sreplaca; combina- Mttte, Inauraaea, mertgtgt leant. Buy- garage: large lot 7*xlll feet; bale. All Othen: I P. m. Wedaeiday. want. Come, browsi around. Every- uur tt building. Atk far Jack Harder. Pkoat tion kitchen-dinette. Two unuluil bed- erg fat all tynt af property. Write er . JR.ROOM furalihad tpartmint. Suit- ~it. Quick tale |I,7SI. Marie Cox ,04»>4»>--M or LO I-4«II-R. BE 1-1201. roomi; lirgi expamlon attle. Range, hone Infermltle able far one or two eoupltt. Alia icy. Comanche dr., PorUupeck. one welcome! The' Matthewi, 111 P£KT BHTVING iaatructioat. Learn "S €•11 CliMified Broadway, Keyport. XE 7-1441. LITTLE OUT OF THE WAT, but Hitrefrigerator end Bendix; 1100 per month anrcuwwtjhaa litllngt. Wa have i heuae fer rent er Mil, LO ••fiS*. in tifety, to drive lately, Look for to pay, Wa buy, tradt, and nilo.n llx monthi' lene. Borut Agency, •any buyen In lll,000.|ll,IIO range. the eir with two iteeriag wkeeli, Plon- ' ilr Haven. RE l-lttl. rMENT—Urge liv- VETERANS, ATTENTION I—Chirm. cert la auto driving Imtructioni tinea Urge iiltetion of late model Chev Lin your home with at fer titten. Rut- OUR.ROOM APAI Red Buik 13 COMB AW) LOOK at cur nod uied roleti, Plymoutki, Fordt ta ekooit from. JDDLBTOWN TOWNSHIP — estate Mil M. Boru Agency, III River rd» bedroomi. bright Ing atw three-bedroom ranch Ktl Eaiy Method Auto Orivir Train- . ing reom, two lathroom, ipicloui baitment department. Beda complete int Sekool. It Eatt Frost it, RE I-Lowcit down payment, leageit •anai area, countrified letting. Dock faeltl- Fair Haven. Re l.dtll. home. Vetenna 1100 down: appro*.. II!, modern fat ttovet 121. Inntriprlng ponlble. William I. Utlnt, Auto Sain, tlta, ipicioui duplti apartment dwilling. ADAMB AGENCY—II yau want yaur cleitti, furnlahid' or unfurnlihid. Call LOST AND FOUND mattrenei 110, parlor lilt 121, kitchen 41-50 Octanport ave., Long Branch. Saven roomi, hot watir, all heat. Per- home told, lit ut thew it te our; large after t P. M•..ATl- Imately 171 monthly. Priet 111,111. •ett IM and many more good bargain! VACUUM cittnera repaired any , sake. 1.O 4-2448. Eitahliihea lltt. fect 'condition. Garage. Kettrtncti re- clientele. RR l-llll. ll-haur lervlce.' HEWrSNe"MOD«RN~apartmeSta. Excellent location. Adamt Agency. at Swarti Furniture. Highway tf. RE Allia Eltetrlt Skip. II Wklta it.. Rid ejulred. Ills monthly. Rumion—Spaelout 1 and unfurnlihed. On bua Bank, • . UTE MODEL uied car waattd. Cleat. W-THATaTinUIIOUS preipecti for, all RR I-IOII. 14-hour Mrvlee ever* LOST—Paiibooki. 18.57! and 4»,376. (-3213. Oppoiita Middletown Fire Co. Phone anytime. RE I-III4. five room apartment unfurnlihed. Utlli- typet ef llttlnga. Prompt and amelent Agency, EA l-llll or XA Findtr pltaw return to tht Second Open every evening until » o'rloclc. OBNEHAL CONTRACTOR. Undicaping. tlei Included. 1121 monthly. Monmouth 1472-W _____ €iy. National Bank, K«d Bank. lT40~DObGE~TWO:rJOOR coach. Stillag lervlce. Allaire 4k Sou Agincy, lac RE A A 17 grading, top loll, All dirt, cinderi. Beach—Attractive furnlahed bungalow IINFURNISHED—I roemi tnd kltehen- MAPLE CRIB—Kantwet mattreii, 125 gravel, manure, eeiapoola and dry wclla reaionably. Call Robert L, Cook. 102 until June II, IIS monthly. Sweeniy i.iita. • _• • FOX HILL—H-acre high ground. Four EoJt—Feiibookl !<>.»• and 47,099. Hance avt., Niw Shriwibury. RB I- WANTED—In area af Red Bank or Rum- ette, Private entranei ana kith. Utlll- Finder return to Second National with spring: mapla junior youth'! bed •ullt; drivewaya npaiiad. Lionel Simon, Agency. Phono RU 1-1412. tlae included. Adulte. 171. per month. yean ell,' Firat loor, living room! and apring. Oitermoor felt mattreti 1788-i ion. Small building, lulttklt ai It or to nroulaet; dining room, china nblnit, •ant. R«d Banl;. "'hone RE l-olll. i»5(PDELUXE PONTIAC 4-door Hdaa. Jwo-room and bath, nicely fur- be improved by buyer for un aa week- Inquire II Sixth ave., Atlantic High- CSST—Male dog. Short haired mixed 25. All in excellent condition, RE kitekan, ventilating fan, combination UNKNKI JUNK1 jbNKI — Gettli, jujunk Excellent condition. Very low mile- niahed. Automatic heat and hot water end eottige. Prefer quiet location in lindi.* • clothei an4 dlihwaiher; bedroom, lav. Ttrriir. Moitlj black. Black back, TEN-PIECE DINING ROOM SET. Excep- ddealel r WWe pay belt prlct for rialrial, age. Can be ieen at Leomrd'l Sonoee and all other convenience!, 71 Rictor lhada trie ant. Muit have utilities LARGE—On_.JOe room farnlihed apartment.' whitl itomich, white neck with diamond ron. piper and mattretiei. Call RE Pi. BE I.02I7-W.* atory, icreened porch. 8econd toor, tional value, 110. Very good con- •ervlce itatlon. River rd.. Fair Haven. available. Rmill, good plot preferred. RtMonableReaeanable,. One ahort block from two kedroomi, bath. Garaga. Playroom •hale effect on back of it. Brown and dition. Hurt lee to appreciate. It Owners' telephone. RE 4-5754.• BELFOBiS^Dupies unfurnlihed thrae- Addren reply to "Week.tad Cottage," kuilneaa dletrlct, IT Ptten pi.. Redla bailment. Alumlaum icnem, ttarm alack marked like face, blick tail/ white Locust ave., Red Bank, or call RE I- 13il PLYMOUTH buiineit coupe, Good bedroom, living room, kitchen and " 111. Red Bank. " Rockwool walli, celling; vtnttlin tip, whlta itocklm leu. Amwen to IRON RAILINGS far ptrekei, italr- hath. Hot water oil heat. Near atitlon, laah. Rockwool walli. celling; Venetian nani "Bippy." Lait ieen around Head- 590-W. condition. Call KE I-OIII-W. . ...IROT^WXNTRD—We have client! FOUR ROOM — Fumlahed apartmeat. blindill, gaai forced air heitheat. 40-gallan 1 OFF REGULAR pricti an all Play- wayt, ne, Mada ta order by See- 1148 OCCSHSBILS II two-door tedan, icheol: Iti a month, Available Mar. waiting to purchase all typet af de- Heat, gat, hot water, and electric re- gaa water htattri 111.500. RE 1-4120-H. dtn't Corner, Reward. Tot grieving AT l l tI J •Irable property in the Red Bank area. r'pet HI I.11I7-J. tex.glrdlel. Red Bank Value-Center, dorf Company, 14 Man at I Weit with hydramatlc. Phone RE I-IIU-R.* **l-J___ .. l ° ' - frigerator lupplled. Adulti only. In- EVBRETT-Nice older homeT~dinlng 1150 CHfiVHoCET carry all. Law mile- For riiultt. phoni, vlilt ar wrltt tht quire -Saturday or Sunday at I Morn- ,.,.'-- Maroon wallet on Mechanic it. ,-, Weit Front it., Red Bank; it, Rtd Sink. Pkone RE I-Slli, RECENTLY BUILT HOhTE^Unfurnlahed, John L, Mlnugh Aimer, Rumion rd., room, kitchen, three bedroomi. Hot TVTftjHoNT CONSOLE, fj'/i-lnch with age; heater, undercoated, ilx whtetl. Stove, refrigerator; garage; cellar. Ingilde ave.. Keaaaburg.* water, bath. One acre good toll. Bi- Finder pleaie call RE 6-3135. Re- Rumion. Phone RU 1.0714.* I ROOM—Furaiahed apartment. Aleo 4 ward. _^__ FM radio. Excellent condition; ISO Utility trailer, wood body, light weight. Convenient to railroad itatlon and ihop- RID BANK—Builaeearaaa and wife aad cellent buy. . RE I-1U1-M1-1 . cash, LO I-30JC-J. . 3ACCO, THE TAILOR. Cleaning and VYIIIiim Maddock. KE 1-0422-W.' ping. One-year lean. Inquire tll-A Weit room furniihed apartmtnt. Second HOIJdDEDEL . LINCUNCROFT—2.R 7 nena, 20 LOST— Large white poodle. Green col- prilling, etc; alto work and drill ichool age child deelro LI room mod. loor. Mandla, 71 Mouat ave;, Atlantic lar, Rumion license No. 9. Mii&lng M~A-HOGAW~FOUR7POSTER BEh. Also fO7~F^ffRTD1bOR~CHEVROLEif with Front it.. River Plan. 8-11 P. M.* trn unfurnished houie or ipartmtnt con. mile view. 100 foot frontage, 11,001. _unti. Buy direct and ia*i, Sacco't LINCllOFT—Furnlihed. t-room modern itnee Friday night, Jan. 23. Reward 125. low mahogany radio cabinet. Apt, 4-A, 'antt Shop 14' Wait Froai it- Rtd radio, heater, and good tlrei. Very venlent to Red Beak. Call RB 1-1414 er Lota 240x270. good location, 11.450. Cell RU 1.042!.' • Weit Front at.. Red Bank.* good running condition,' Call RE •• cottage. Near Inn. 171 per month to iROOM—Furnished apartment, private Jonei Agency, Llncroft. RE I-I18*. «le»ll». AP 1-1170-1 evealmi.* . lank, A4."i8-J, or ue it at 20 Bank it. afttr Auguit. Coal heat. Refereneee requlraA bath and entrinei, tint Soor. Utilltiii. *TBT~MATTRESS. kltck.n let.. Good KAL CONTRACTOR aad cettpoeli WANTED—Investment ar Income prop. TINTON FALLS—Bungalow, living room condition: carriage and bathlnett*. Ex- UENER 7 P. M. weekdayiweek-dayi: 11101110..' Jeaoph G. McCue agency, Rlllton, RU Cloie to downtown Red Bank. Adulti. 18x24, fireplace, 2 bedroom*, modern cleaned: carting and , grading, top 1.0444. . arty. 8tato full partleulira tt "Inveot- Call alter t p. m. RE 1-iW. n FOR SALE ellent condition. Call AT I-B.1II-W.* toll, manure, HI! dirt, eindari gravel and FORD CAR—With 1147 motor. Fine mant." Box CM. Red Bank.* kitchen, modern b th, breetewny, offlce, Ett0FC0RrTJAEK condition, Very good tirel. 1180. Can RUMSON—Charming I room cottage 4>i ROOM APARTMENT—In the Glen- larase, hot water, oil heat, lot lOOxSgo. tt~C6~~TriKV •and. Eitimitu given. Phone RE I- 1 bedrooma. Completely farnlihed. Au- moor Garden avtrtminu on Perahlnir 110,500. Jonei Agency, Lineroft. RE I* FAK BELTS AND PULLEYS far alec moetat and 275-gallon tank. Will 1414. Oietr Becker. 47 Second it., Flir b« ieen hy appointment. KE 4-1974. tomatic ateam oil heat. Spacloui corner pi.. Keyport. Call KE 7.1778. After t 2229. hf>ahatt fivfe roroomi. . PPhone RE I-I2II-J.* lavn . fill HASH stDXN=iTbT IOC i- trie aiotore in atock. Douglu Elee- plot. Adulti preferred. Yearly line. Im- n. m. rail KE 7-III5-J. UNCROFT—Ranch house, largo living trie Co. it tail front it. Pbone RE pA"RKAKlET"PlwfY~Pl!irsrMad» to or.IS RED BANK—Span Oraftltudioi, 0382-W. mediate occupancy. Rent 1110. per month. REAL ESTATE der. See Ben Denlae It Rlvenide ma~BUICIT*iroADliAS¥ER-In good THREE ROOM—Furnleaed apartment. room, fireplace, very large kitchen, t. 1-tUI. • picture framing; oil painting!, etch- Dennli K. Byrne, Realtor!. Phone RU Excellent location. Couple preferred. bedrooms, bnth, hot water heat, oil, t .ve., Red Bank, Apt. 17. Set tample ngi aad engraving! rutored; full-iltt condition. Phone RE 1-0012. Beit l-llto.' MODERN STORK for natt Iti4» feet, Uflb TIRES - All tilt., raatoaabli offer accepted. AT 1-3111 daytime and evening* AT car garage, tot 100x181. 117,900. Jonei price*. Recapping and "pairing, .11in W. Salltdin Iniunnei window, Weit fraatltit mantel mlrron, window vel- THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW—Furniihed with largt tterage collar. Water »nd I-I7J2.M. Agency, Llncroft. RE I-I1H. .' work guaranteed. Dwyer't 8k7-Trak Sir- Front it. ancci lawn ilgni, framtd mlrrort. 17 1*18 CHEVROLET four-door ledan. or unfurnlahed. Inquire 11 Branch Exit Front it Phone RE 4-1998. iUMSON—Btlng redecorated I Attractive BEXFOinS=Four-year-ord~houle: Two *itt Station, Highway It. near Fin RXlblNFORM and other krauiirea in Black, original paint, meehenieally ave.. Red Bank. RE I-17H-H. I room unfunilihed apartment. Three bedroomi, modern bath, kitchen nnd Corneri. Hlddlnown. large iliei, 40 ta 41, at ndueed t'LOOK WAXING. Call RE 1-1171, Su- perfect: radio, heater. Clean In and out; STORE FOR RENT it III Menmeutk dinette combined; living room, expamlon prlcei. Red Bank Value Center, 25 |»5, Phone KB 7-0530-J-l. FURNISHED BUNGALOW—Near Red 'bedroom. Automatic hot water heat. WEAR KNArP Atotred thoti for com- ptrlor Floor Waxing Co. Private ejrarut orgguiiv •*••• < "vuuva" a* it, Rtd Baak. Na fuel expeaiai, In. One ear garage. Utllltlaa Included. Yearly attle, floor laid; oil- ipaci heater; lot Win Front it.. Red Bank, Bank; 185 per month. Allaire 4 Son akin Marrlt and Noglowt Rtaltr Co., II fort, quality and long larvlco. Made homei our ipeclalty. f«4T~NASi( (00—Excellent condition'. Agency. Inc. RE 1-1450. leaie preferred. Rent lilt, per month. HHxlOO. G I mortgage aiiume for with kulit-ln arehei and euihioa Inner RUGS— 12x17 Broadlooia, »xl2 genuine CESSPOOESSPOOL ANDD SEPTIC t»t»kk contrae Radio and heater: four-door ledan. Broad it. Bid Bank. Phont BE 1-0210. Dennli K. Byrne, Realtor.. Pkane RU 11.000. Full price K.I00. Call after null. Priced Iron ll.»5 and up. Call Sarouk Oriental. »xlj Wilton: club Muit tell. Call RE I-IS5I.' THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apartment FbTfHENT=two-room omca iulte-«m MHO.' 7;30 P. M, AT 1.3271.R.* chilr with llipcover; leven-piece walnut . tor. cmiioolli ddu g and cleanel d Sep- 114. MEIiCURYi»tlon~waioinieTKan~. and girige. H»t Included. 170 par : C. J. Clayton, LO I-UIO-M. tlt tinkt and draim Imtalltd: 25 vein' loor, kuilnni dlitrlet. Aapkalt Soon, J—Three nicely furniihed I RUMSON COTTAGE—Moit attractive HEW TIRU, unconditionallygniran- bedroom iet with box iprlng ind mat-experience. Howard Tilton. 30 Ctnttr ically* perfect: body needa lome re- mo.ith. Convenient to Fort Monmouth luoreicent dxturei, heat, water; lit room apartnenti. Being redecorated! trait. Sell lepirit* piecei. Cabinit liie pair*. Beit offer, AT l^.20»l. and tramportation. Country home. five room bungalow with stain to teed: titt I.UOxll; 110.88 plui ttx and t Bunnon Phone RU 1-0118. monthly. RE 1-4211, Automatic "team heat, water Included. attic. Sleioot living room with Hcatilator o'.d recappablt tire. Time nayaionti. Vlctrola with record!, III; min'i over 7LLDOZER SERVICfc, excavating, land HjrgTUDEBAKEPrUnd Cruller, four- Seven roomi. 1110 a month. Warehouse FO*R~RENTrT,lo6 tquari feet, tultlble Adulta preferred. Convenient location. at,.,... store.. It White it. RE 4-5140, eoit, tlu 40. KE Mill.' . •pace, 20x40 or truek itortge. Large "for warthauat or manufacturing, FR fireplace. Tiled bath. Collar. Hot water clearing, driveway! built and repaired. door ledan.. Radio and heater, deluxe overhead doori, 140 a month, Roitton Immediate occupancy. Rent ISO, paheat,r , oil. All piaster. Custom halit ffl MY ANYTHING a.d ever/thin: nT6~"«Ot«R0LA tV—Uokt liki IT', fill dirt, nnd, gravel, top nil and cln- equipment. Original owner. A-l con Waterbury. Realtor and Iniuror, II l-llll. . month. Inspection Invited. Dennli K. throughout with many extraa. Immediate and lift tht bait prlcee. Clali l_ .Swarti din Tieei and itumpi rtmovid. Grid- dltlon. Call AT 1-0548.' Byrne. Realtor!. Phone rKM-HJ*.* occupancy. 113,700. Borua Agency, Fair 180. KE 7-0el0-J-l. Ing tnd nedlng nf lawa HE 1.5033, W«it Front it. RE l-tliOO,' MONMOUTH COUNTY Industrial. Fwmltufo. Highway is. RE 1-1211. HMORE WTSHER—JII excellent con 1125 PLYMOUTH till four-door icdan. tiimrRMrNURliEtr^iimRooMruNFURNialiEtridTid i Hl!*}tl> Wfc dlVC GOOD trade-ini on your old ditlon. Three rein eld. Phone HI In running condition. Paned Int in-OFFICE SPACE—For profenienal manJ For available Induatritl and com. for couple. Convenient te ttorei and HREWSBURY COLONIAL—Four larga ftmltere at wa ka»e an outlet for It.I-14OJ.J, ttrvice charge by bringing your radio »pectlon. Cill AT^I-1712-J, In Red Bank. Weit Front it. Call aierelal location! In Rtd Bank Via. cammuton. All utlHtlee. heit. gli. bedroomi and two bathi upitaln. Full Call fwartt rualtura Hlgkway tl. REWHIRLPOOL WMHfllR tTK wetnlnt. ar televnion e*t In for rtpairi, A. C.19.9 GMC Hi-TON" rick truck. Deluxe BE I.QI7I. . electricity ind water Included; 117 perattic floored. Living room 25x14 with Hill, machine. Hat a timer; l<» ytin eld. Radio and Television Company Armand model. Good ihape; radio and heater, Call or write, Reltnd Pierian, fireplace. Large dining room. Sun room. A. Crupi, awntr. HI Shriwibury avi. FURNISHED HOUSE—Four roemi and month, Call RE 1-1471. AUTO BAWATOBB—New and uaed ... Like new. Cill AT 1-Hll-R. 1750 or beit offer. Call MA 1-1784-J. bath. Phone SE 2.0111-M. Schwartt.Mttklln Ageney, I White FOUR URGiTrtOOTff In co-.peratlve Tiled kitchen wi-.h breakfaat bey. Pow- 1ytu»r eat at trutk. Guaranteed uneen- CLOSING OUT ALL yard good at aae RB 1-4718 •__ it.. Red Baak. RE l.llll. Warwlek Gardeni: 170 monthly, main, der room. Finished basement with play ditiintlly. Same tut ttrvlct on dttning rlrlce (Batet and Waverly fakrlci), GUTTEKS. LEADERS, la tapper or gal- FREE RENT AND HEAT—Houit. Sinn lenince coven heat, hot wtttr, janitor room and work bench. Attached I eat tnd riMirlng. Red Bank Radiatei Worka. vaniied. Call ui for aa iitimatt on roomi and bath, for elderly eauple. lerviee. Plenty eloiete. Convenient lo- garage. Home aituated an a well land* glnghami, eordureyl, cretonnei, metal- BOATS GROCERY STORE—Good lolltlor. In- 1UUt W.aWattt FronTreat tt.t.. BRE 1-11774 -. lice, etc. Regular up ta ll.tl a yard. any iheet metal work. i. V Bogart, 73 Phone Ml I-02II-J. cation and trancperUtlea. RE I-40II-M Maped plot 11x110. 111,501. Bern Foitir it. Rivtr Plata. Red Bank. Phoni cludei itoek aad miehlnery, Cal KE y. Fair Haven. RE 4-4831. HW1 ana KW Mbaralgabaroinwt pant! only 10 centt a yard. Rtd Bank Value I.IIII-J** ' after 7 P. M. _ fta-a U.H..IW..M.."direct an*d tave. Center. II Wtit front it.. Red Bank. RE l.tlli KIT BOATS—Htgtrty Ma ihelle, Rob. THRtrTNtWCY renovated apartmantii COD CHARM—Wltk twa Wei * p'aVta'tkapVlft Wait rr«t at., erti and U-Mak-It. Itll Evlnrude I, t% and 4 roomi. Available March j. The bedroome nro huge, the SEVERAL HUNfiRfb kiautlful rlngneck 14-HOUR SERVICE oa tka repair tt outboard! now In ttoek. Everything for SITUATIONS WANTED Baak pheatanti. Feathered full tail far meat the boatman at tke Boatman'i Shop, 14 Ut. Ill Hollywood ave,, Lang Branch. den li eedtr panelled, tht living room ROOMS LO I.IIII-R. bit • Itvtly nreplaei. A II foot kitchen fcv. or hunting club. Call FR I-OMI-M-S. radio* and eleetrletl ippllancii. Wharf ave. RE 1-0111, SUPERINTENDENT er farm maaaaer. MATERIALS. Mttea Ernett Snyder. R. D. 1, KntlllKtown. Wt call for and dillvir. Harold'e CRTaRGtt BdOafi ana kith. All with formica eountere icd exhauit fan, Nttlenil Lanbtr Ca., 1*51 EVINRUDE eutkoard motor, II k. Formerly auptriatendtnt of III acre Improvement!. Rant 140. Call KB I- plut a full cellar, breeieway and garagt. SFEctXLT^Boya' all wool tuiti, aitci Ridio and Eltctrit Shop. U Weit p. Uied very little. Like ntw. Phone Bernon S. Prentice estate In -Hot-del THE MARYLAND—Beardlag far aldorlr You'll be the firat occupant of thlo fine gular to IJS.1J, only or ouiiaew people. Very largo steely Ull-W between 7 and I eveningl. •tatk SeTtatk a»e, at tkt tallread. Front at, RM Bank. Pfcont RE I- RU l.llll. for II yeara. Builneu echool graduate. O7n(A7>E~APAR'?a1ENf=fhne roomi. homo and you can move In thlo week. Iktat LO Mill. IIO.t5. Rid Bank Vitua Center. 55 Reftrencii. Phone HO 1-1441 between furniihed reomt la enter af tie tawa. Even the price will turprlie you. 111,. Weit_Front_it.. Bed Bank. 1714. lands P. m. RE l-llll. fully fumlihed. Httt tnd utllltlei Included. Adultt anly; 110 maathly. 100. Borui Ageney. Fair Haven. RR 4. FUR COAT—LadVt, alii II. Excellent WANTED TO RENT BOOKKEEPER—Eight yeara experience ii MAPLE AVE.^TuraiaheAVE.T d reomi. Oaa 4811.^ - WMP1TAL «td. condition, unuiutl. RB I.24H.M. BSTELLE DECORATING CONTRACTOR in all phaiea, aeeounlt receivable, pay- af Rid Btnk'tnk'i gigiaia t etavtultnt laea- Borua Agincy, Fair Haven. RE l-lt»l. em •rUtttahla hotpltal hedi for rent. fVKNTSHED APARTMINT—Ctmlating RUMSOll — Attractive modern ranch DAVBNPORT—Large overituffedi —Paper hanging, plain tnd decora- able, general ledger and tax reporta, rtCUJIEIIIKiDJIEI^I houie. Pine paneled living room, fire- New aa•d need" eed'-"i •" tilt. Call RE tive painting. Property maintenance. BACHELOR APARTMENT — Furnlahed Call EA I-041I.* MtORTABbi rvauiiiMBD bedroom, of living room, bedroom, kitchen, 1-1114. aak fer "Pat Service." Fret two matching chain, htnd-earved or unfurnlihed, or Urge ejulet room place; dining room, kitehen, laundry, two framework, gold upkolitiry; very clean, Fer eitinitei. call RE 1-0112. .Shop MlJCrlANtCAL CHcjIHCTcR eleilrn po- in tirlxate home. Na other roomera. kith. Realdantlal lection of .town. bedroomi, tiled bath: complete inauiatlon. r. South I Saaply. not ihlbby. Full price |l«0. Joieph and office 10 Mount it. Red Bank. and garage; on bui route. Preferably Reaidenttaidentlal lectionlee . RE l-ltll.W. Adulti only. For ippolntment, pleaie neir Oeeanport, by Fort Monmeuth in- •Ition In Monmouth eounty: 20 yeiri hot water radiant heit; garage: III.*!*. Birchard. M Forrelt avt.. Fair Haven. •JAHBURETORS aad magnetot rtkuilt. experience In dlveriined Induitrin on OUTC BLOCK OFF Braid it. STngie call RE t-1401.- Minugh Aajeney. Phono RU 1.0711.* Phono RE I-I477-J. itruetor. Box, 414, Eatontown.* loomti clean, warm aad eomfortabie. SWrTioitPARTMENf fkr couple. Fur- tkrveit wkeel ektlrt fat reat. Reaaoa- Quick fartory workmanship. Dauglit gg-t— g—g plant liyout, production, construction, RUM3OK—Three.bedroom ranch houie. * 't, Nt« aad aaed tkalrt far tale. Cat CANNoHTHtttS (llxll) *nt quality. maintenance, admlniatration. Write, "Ea- Baateniklt rate. Gtatluaila stafttrad" . nlihed er unfurnlaked: % mile from Bath, largo eedir paneled living room, ••1(14. atk fat "Patient* Stivlct," Only li.l*. Rtd Batk Valui Center, Elttlria Co.. II Cut Fran it. Had glaeer." Box til. Red Bank.* II Wallace Five Cornell, Mlddlttown; three mtltt leldltone flrepliee; modern kitchen. In. dtllten. Beutk Jew Surgical it Weit Front it.. Red Bank. GUARANTEED TELEVISION eervicing HELf WANTED 101* OBI PUUBUC—DOUBLE—WiiSmmwI m _»•» from Red Bank. Call Ml l-llll. lulated attle; icreemd perch: hot water Bank. Prone BE d-0111. WILL CARE FOR CHILD In my home, UNFURNISHED—Tkree.reom tpartment ' II Eatt Praat tt. Red Baa: VELVET SOPTwTtk allpeaver. wltkta two hourt from your call. A. C. by the hour, day or week, AT-1* a. aew furalthlnga, Gtntltmtn ell heat; garage: lls.eto. Mlauth Agen. Bxteiie'nt' eondltlonr'Seat arTerT RU Radla ana Televliion Compiny Armaad ROBERTS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY. II54I-W.* mmi^, Live In country, city llmlte, In Sea Bright. Niti location! ground - Pkone RU t.atll.* A Crupi. twner. HI Shrewibury avt. loor, private entnnce. Heit, hat wattr tpaelaltyT Vaar ear tied up oaly II I-Oltl.' Broad it. RE 1-llOi. Cemmerelll, parhlag, ereta vralllatlea, titan, «ulet. Ofcll--JSST — Deiirablo neighborhood. •luut ta pat laaaart aa wlBlt wa re-STUDIO COUCH—Goad condlUen. Call RE l.47««. domeitic, hotel and rtttaanat. Hour! CARETAKER, handyman. Study, re- •applied. Available Feb. lit: III. Ctll Double living room, (replace: dining ••».»•"Jlftt, Jf» rtiTft f« iMMt PA INTERS AND DECORATORS. II ii»0 A. M. ta 12:10 P. M. liable, good worker. Middle-aged. Na _^-^^v •* m*^r w^^^a^ e>vnee*e<* Mttltt. HnTt Tirt Secret. Tt Wklte IATOR — Lincoln etoctrlc. 1,100 yuri tiperlince la metropolitan area. MARRIED OR SINGLE yauu ladlet with Buttahla far twa eeuplta te ihtre ar laundry, dowmttira toilet: Ova hedraami, Pkone RE I-84I4, lattrlar aad exterior work, plaiterlna. Beautiful condition. Two bleakt from tiled bith. hot water oil heat; aen plat; eggi. Excellent condlUaa. I2II-' or can fur unuiual type of work wltk aid* WOMAN—Wkite. Would like homework one couple. All utllltltt furniihed. In- , ffuTuiv, uaitrwoei ana maka an offer. Might eonaMar etcliangt aad glailng. Raphael Salai. 10 Shrewi. eitakllibcd firm: three houri work daily: by the day or week. Will alio kaky iirBM art, ar tall RE IFor- t Monmouth and Bendix. Children 113.000. Mlnugh Agency. Phone Rtf O. taltk typewriter!, law at lit.10. for ka garden tractor. Wateen, Bex 414,oury eve.. Highland! Phone HI 1.1411. 15,000 a yeir caliber. Vagaa Coaitrui- lit. Addreii. P. O. Box 1,1. Coit'i Neck.* Invited. Call Dorothy Swarti ef Swarti I.Q7II.* HTKR; DECORATOR aat paper- TWO VERT UAROB ROOMS with Fumltun, Highway II.. RR f-ISU. , idltleaed I iut ranteed. Serpiee'a. Skrewekury. RE I-III«-M t'eningl or ti.m, 12 Broad it.. II ta 1. YOUNG MOTHER would like ta care RUMSON WvERfRdNf-HiN-ecre plat: Ul Moamoutk tt. Pkone RI t-04»l. weeh-endii.* kinger: Interior aad eittrlor; 11 kltekia privlligei. Oni ilngla room. Oppoiite Middletown Fire Co. ' Cottage eontalne living room, fire- Ftari' aiptrltaei, Ultimate! ekeer'nlli {JARDENER.HANDYMAN—Muit drive for child by day. Vicinity ef Belford. Two light keuaokeeplag raomt. Plenty nr~TO" 4 U-ROOM apartments, Fur- place, dining room, kltchtn, lavatory. .MIMATION alueainum wladowi. Up THRKE DRHSBBS-Fit girla !•» veers. (inn. Laali Caiaaa «4i Skrewikarv . in automobile. Live on the premlaei Write. "Care." Box tit. R«d Bink.» . af htat and hot wattr. Two loeatleni, nlihed or unturnlihed. Studio apart, Screened porch, two bedroomi. bath up* tt 11% dlteount on hetvy duty, tkree- HanaSnade doll It" long. Cultured "ve. Red Bank. Phone RE I-4I44-M. er oil tht premiui at deiired. Start near center of town. RE 1-liOt. ment, north light. All modira eanven- •tain. Cottage need! renovation and It , ttaik, exlraded alaainuai windowi. t necklace and eirringt (planed work about March lit. RR 1-1141. leneei. In residential aaction. I Third unhtated. Outstanding vilui at 111,111. ntaed window with a guaranteed iml • Reasonible. Call AT I-8222. latiei. No naney dawn, up ta OIL LAMrS itnvirted fer tleelrl- BUTCHER=Wo>k"iiTHIihtindir«readT. ave,, Atlantic Highland!. AT I-OIII-I. Mlnaih Aiency. phono RU 1.O7II.* • MUST SELL at once. Praetleally new eBjr. Umpi rtwlrtd, W* tall for Krldayt 1 to I, Saturdtyt. I ta I. fWo ANfT-THHEETROOhi'lurnlihld ytan ta »ty. Frit home demon. Norge ratrigeratar tnd Magic Chef RI7M8ON—Bxeellint rtiidentiat laiatlan. Etntian. Pkona RE 7-H1I-W. and dtllvtr. Harald'a Radla and Ap^yf«_BayayeiuHlgJs!ajida____ KNiRHED ROOM—With kitehen prlv. apartmeat. Suitable for light heuse. Cape Cod colonial. Five roemi, Uled gai range, RCA cakiait II Inek tell- MALK 6ft (tilALE—To rtpmtnt nit. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ilegea. Builntaa teapte praftrred. Cleee keeping. All utllitloo furniihed. Sep...... JaTiMMti yirTiti af vlilon. Call RB I-IU4-W. ClMtrla tttp, II Watt Fraal tU bath, hot water heat, oil t (Ireplati; gi> .»• par Huart. Alia rooBng lonally advertised Real Silk Heiiery to hutlatte teellea aad hat Hat. Oarage. arale entrance. Convenient ta boi.ragi! Itrgt lindtetped let: 111.101. rgtla priet. Call At. KB •• fuRNT8IIIN(i5 of a Mven room home, Red Bank. Pkena Rt 1-1744. Producti. Full or part time. Ve will HOTBL-WIt* liquor lleenae. Ceatrally - ill RE 4-llll.W. II South It. All day train and item. Builnin couple pn- Swetney Agency. Phono Rtf Mill. indadlng Bectrolax vaeauia, rafrlg- triln you and furnlih equipment. Good located oa tke mala it—at. AH nw aad Suaday. ferred. Reatonable. AT 1-1171. arator, radio, bedroom act. twin' bade, Wai UtAM TOU tlrei, ao ckarga walla opportunity tor retired perion. Addreaa. round population about 11.000. II far. ~''~ privatritee Mtthtn ana) tele- JO yLOO«-reur.teem ' uafar- RUMSON-Shrewikury river. .pleadK bedding, dinlag rooai furaiturt. RE I- yeurt ara belag rteapptd. Mouat Tin O. E. Flihlir. P. O. Box 111. Belmtr. nicked roome with I furnlehed apart, . . mlautee iralk ta Fort nlihed apartmeat with aanptrch. Ill value, In n tpaeiaaa hame. Five bed. WS BUT AMD SELL aa-tklafl HOI. MlN-r"aled twa itlet mlnded"Tien". menu, large kitchen, ttatoree—, grill Bridge ave., Red Bank. Three ihart raomt, two modern hatht, hat water Service. 71 Wklta at. Red Biak. Pkont room, reeepMet) room, o«ee. Matt aell AU nUUtlee ftrtlihed. lll.lt CW*MU af ktBta, ttaret, attttta, UPRIGHT PIANO—141, Ml Mldl.M. BE 1.04*4, eaeh to operate hli own builneil un- blocki from railroad itatlon aal all hue heat, ell: 114.100. Cemult Sweeney Mlltrt, tttlit, tklna, *lanw*n, ••• der an exeluilve faetery fraaehlM. No an account of ileknen. TMt It • ehtacw llnu. Telephone RB I-I8I1-M. Agency, Phone RU l-llll. . CAMERA—Miniature lima, fully iyn. of a lifetime t Termt can ha arranged. broad at, MIM Bank. Lag UiMt, ttt abteett aad all ktlt-e> rtkrlttltd. Allen Eeetrlc Skep. II cart Inveitment. Write, itltlng earn* Inveatlgate, come and tee for yeunelf, room, FrlgidaJre, iteva. tar VEa%OM8l rCi. MONMOUTH BEACH-Fine reaUeatlal ehronlted ikattar I le 1/10* tecond Ingt desired to "Exelailve," Rax 111, t eated at II Norwoo Loag ana. Attnetlva colonial home. Big •rat, Rawll't, II Ettt heat at Schneider 12.1 Una coupled range Under. rhite et. Phone RE l-tlll. ar write to Rear* Sehweiier, III Mala •paoe. Alee other roomi tlaalt) aad avi., LUIrl • SONS—Carpenteri and build Red Bank. it.. Keineburet. ' dpabfr with Mteko. nee. CaH latter •-tllO-. Bnneh. Call LO I-II14- raama. modera bath, hot wattr heat, all; Haaa RE (•till. Evaraady cue, Haihgun, expoaura mi- gange. A ipltadld value; 114.111. Ur. Perfect condition o»t»t for rolar en, remodtllng aad repairing. New FOUR ROOMJ«PARTMENT=-tlle hath. homci built. Day time BB I.I HI.M. ROUTE RIDER—Eitakllikid dairy PRINTING BUSINWS—Pradukle hame . AT Iweeney Ageaey. RU 1.1411. WIT AND RAIL fencing aala an._ •lidea, MOO. Call RB I-4IS4-W evening! Evenlngi KE 7-2111 or write, R, F. D. 1, papt-time. or hobby. 10x11 prau, mo- trtttad. Nt ikargt fat titlattea. RE kcwdkd . hn apening for loeal am. Good RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE SCHWARTZ-MACKUN REALTORS _• BJWJPJBOX% V41 al t1f **KeyporWJ Vvt*±-t tor, type. Mt. Raaannihle. I.B I-I9JI-J. •-4141.R-I ANTIQUE SHOP—ktarkle tap tablei, AM«• B Maaaaaawm • hi MM opportunity; vieillea witk Mr, Rumien. Five-room Cape Cod, with HoUJIHOLD IfEHS repaired: hard- A COMPLETE UITINO af better t»H BKUG pianneej tor two WmM SPACr. atittrtheatert, potttpotitae iraderi, chain, waihitandi, plna cheit. what- win, limtit, kltehen and hatkroom heipitalliatlon, midicil aad turgical namti Stlllat and Ilitlig exekaaga •erte*drawn cultivatorltit , weweedet r aai not, Victorian loveieati, ildt arm chain, Iniurance, Rtply In awa handwrit- dbtth: biautlful full* eaelp all lampi 12, china, tie., reaienable. I it urea, etrjxr, lllvtr and krall wan. WANTED hot ilr gai heat: fall cellar. walking tilow. EA I-1447-M-)). 1 Rid Bank Radiator Warki, HI Weil ing, giving riftrincii to "Route 4 1,110. Vkwirti-Mttklit. I Next to Hre heuie. Main it., Port Maa- ~ tit REI-M7T te ' *"*•" CALL RE MH7 ta buy, Mil at mouth. Open daily. Sungiyi. Off rt. f* Rider," Box III, Rtd Bank. ANTIQUES—Beit prleti paid; thlna. RCA '12 model televl.ion nt, Very te«d glauwaregue, , plctarei. atatatii, Itwelry. "OUMNISON ROMW — Aauiiagly gCHWARTZ.MACK_N REALTORS - rtaalr ytuf tntl«ut (urnllurt. Sat- tit Bna condition. InniHre 10 Pawibartan avt., lampampa. olld revolver!rvlv , tilveril , InI af furnii- Hull gMlawaiaia. Ltavn you Weit Leag Braneh. Thnt-bHrtay* bfactlca tutranleed. Atk for Carl t ITSL OIL TnHCTCKI DRIvBK—Steady ture. Manmeuth eaaaty hooka, mapi. Pkeai LO ranch kegie In exeellint rttldtntltl area. Oceanport. Call EA I.II4I-M, ane) ctMPeeli vletaad: potltlen. Call RE l-llll fer ap- •eta money tad free tin. taaih. Wllaia, at itep tt II Purl it., Rtd BLEVI8ION—RCA lt>i laek ceeweH, pointment. 1 l 1 Hot aiair oiill kkeatt, nfrigeraterfit , eleetrllle TELEVI8IH. WI . L. Stlbtrt. RE I-1I4I-M;' t, dralai laitalltd. Ri- •wi8hi B SB>aYES ' " '•"iff'* eelenltl, u atw L-tkaped keattai range, full eellir: oa large lett IIIJO*. teak. Oatar Beekir 47 SeeBSXPEBIENCat- o OIL BURNER tervlee 17.111 to iii.ill toaplett ea year SekwartfMatklla. I White it. RR le NINE STORM BASH—Hew. SIM f 4"x Pk BE II4II man, on all makit. Write, itatlag let Ivintt R. Thane, BlattMI«h- mi. HUT WATS*, to-gtiion tinx, giivanitce, 4' I", Ckinge af plam rtatait far alii- experitaea to "Oil Buratr," Bex III. It. Prica 14.41 ear*. Belftrd Mail fll. all Mill, SCHWARTZ-MACKLIN. REALTOU— . template with nopett itovt_anttovi and dell.plpei all ni.l tirlat. ptltkwark. No Jab taa It'gt . tf^V ***** tkreckidrtem " tn excellent condition. Phone AT Hiding. Call KE I-Ollt and aah farar_lea imill. John Daatto, Jr., phone •nU mulkn IALUHAH—ran tint, for eattkllahtd tgeney, la Red Bank jjj,/Rank tha, kit lew UMgt *~ " I171.W _ Teater III Mala t_ Lakiweed. ANTIQUE TIFFANY and Wedgwood AL CLEARANCE IALB—At eoe . "OOL8 eleanei anJ Vullf. wptle area. Write ejualMcatleai la "Ageaey." wtttr kei iiautlful china dinner and tea leta, pricn. Ethel Krauea Pratt akap, I olo ' tinki eleanid and Imtallid, dralm In- Box III. Red Bank. viiei. Canton pleeea. decanteri, platei, Ocean avt.. Sea Bright. Opta. ta I •la'led. Pkone any time diy or night, ROUTl BALESMXN—On eatakllthtd Bailiah tnd Irlih cryittl. Amtrlcin pit- RU 1-0710. Harvey C. Tilton. II. High milk route, Fraviout experience de* tern gills, bltfut and krone Igiirn, 10 piKBUDir/irTo>Rdoi< SIT—la vary Itnd ave,, Riimion. ilitblc, km not neceiaary. A»plj_ in CONITAMCI SMITH At°taiy, 14 rindllltiekl. Many Itimi, Alice Stnf good eendlllon, mutt be tun ta koFAINTING AND PAPERHAHGING — perion, Red link Dairy, lie, II Weit Maple nt. Fair Mwa. U 1^ SCHWARTt.MACKLIN, RtALTORS — Bergen pi.* _^ ' . Cipe Cal, three ytart eld, In. excel. aeprei-lated. Call Mrt. Grimm, Brtvln Ctntrictid ky tht rail. J. Malant. till Wa hare attrattlvt hewee I* . WOOD FORrlRIrbAXE—leaioned oak. and Monmouth ave., Uaaardo, ar AT orTKrliHiliAFriBii—and emit warktr, in R BKWIHO mAvnirVBB7 waateal, lint neighborhood: Ive roemi and tile Tkomn McGuire, Marlboro-Phalinx ll»tI-Mil J CHAIR CANING and ruin work, Wll- Red Rank. Experience preferred, Write, e! ta Jill raihi alt* typtwrlttra. Bed leak, Fait. Mavta, BHIIM. hath ind exptnilon attic with dtrmer • HO 1.7333. tvenlnn HO >.80H ELEC3TRIC MOTORS—Heavy duty. _ kur Ivlni. II Wilt Sumet ave. Pkoae giving kuilntn experience, agt aad rif. addert, afflea eetilpmtiit, caih rtglitere. Shrewtbary, Mildletawa, Eeteatewn wladawt all ntwly datartttd, full ttlttri t—f ^^^tjwa ^" • • ' •• • • - '••••— —^fc*—^ea>^p-i—• ••• heat, HI itovtt patio aad atUthSi Wkltt Emden, two yetn old, cellent condition. I R, P., 110.120V RE 4.43M.R erencei. P. O. Box, 847, Rid Bent. Iplnel alinti I* |l|l, Write. UnmJM-iFiiSFX.: tirta. •ad Tiilaity. Pkena at (ar heat kjll^ii I.e. Aakirt Park. rttta famlihad aparuaeat. Carntr. iratt, All tor IIMI*. SthwirU. far breeding, Alio router and broil •Ingle phiie. I M, P., 3»>. ««••. Neatly ^deeenud. laaalrt IMtMs panmeat I, w aheat U Mill. In. SCHWARK-MACKtlN. REALTORS— *8t>L. CARPIT—Jlray. Iwltl, Hall. HE* 1*174* W * "»- '»•»• _ Keat ta tht Itvtly Fox Mill area- Cape Cad with In learnt tad tilt hath No. I Idial Red Fink killer by Ameri- MACHINIST AND TOOL MAKER— trie, we. on. .Vn'iVuff.' can JUdU.lor. 4_eeetlaa kotfwatir. M INCOME TAI RETURNS artatrti* Applf In strata at MtUwtn Teal lewaitilrtt two hedreeate and. mother Illghtly impirfiel, DREgltS-^SIIahtly at your home ar huilnin, Allan and Miaafailurlng Gampaaf, II tun, P BTRYIBH, RetJtar, Fame AtMrttd aliea.l ) fouf r fof r| |ll . II Park ISI 4.I)OOR^'Moi7l II OMimakllt nir an If.lll Intltn Oaltftala tie. •l.iBex ||4, Newark, town tedan, I4.«oo mllta, txealltat Aiea«alli| »er»let. M I-4III, Main it., Mtltwia. MA Mill. luxe heutt trailer. Mew a* a eeai, la- u« lira MUM HiUntk* CrAjT"BT(OOri*R~gTOV*l!r^eTirtlvl[to7 ••red and rented. Liberal kaaut/MO condition, ll.aoi. Alio II" Dumoat coa- itPfRTtAKKS, ceiipaoli. latirali. dry «tl It, oMaMi fftM* M •• Card tractor and anowptow. RR I •olitte, blond oak Unit*, Oat month SALESMAN—High tallirt, lead eloier, I.I40I.R Trailer awatr hat milltat Mil. THOMPSON AGENCY-Medira ttlMliI •lll*5i. welle; pumping aad building, Jacob age 25.70, Introduce DaMclil ttrvlet local credit retina. • »*"".,'.J'»Jhemtai livinMg roo'««m . WTtVinTlwkltekin twoi tiHbd ltta^BiCl{g^fMnour5wTrViM? Perl tridlni ai "Atlantic Cciipnnl huilneii-profenlanil men, iomi Inv- rtami, till bath cedar eltietii autimi. Hervlrf," ghtewibury dr., Rumion, RU OOOP'HOMES fnr three cute femtle MI tTTIbb RBALTO1. L"»iHil 1 ftv Ing *oeki production-bred Leghorn ARE YOU ASHAMaf) la bring rompiny ellngi IUU weekly drtw, plui kinua la nnppln, Call KE I.IIII.M. lit head txpinalen tttlr, cellar. Small ant S.Siallaki, Meat type Rocki, Order 1.1021. _ __^__! r—r. mm (unifying, Write txperlcaii ta ymenipinaiet for._vete_raMn tut , II0.IM, Into your kltehtn* rltn ntw, Niw tTBIfjp'liWPgT lf| WlvwIVlif f •!• etertnn la idvanri •• we ilo not lit blind, KUte BIIPTIC~tAKKR ind teupnnfi tinned I "1, W, I',, Bn* 511, Red Rink, OOflD PIANO — Rttlnwiy it athtr. >n piyt •ulerTiled l limlnd iptce available for rormlra tepa ind iiblniw. Cuitom work • Ilo dry Fella and dralm Imtallerl, »l praatnlti thraaiheit Mm. _I jEau Frant it, Pallatiia-elein Cuitom hitching Ruby only. Rigal Predaeli Gt,, III W, Fraat Cill Pomphre-yi, 41 Kail River rd OFFICE WORKER-Muat ktva taund •eith tetntp—tf ii firm, lawn tad eauatreauat*p- THOMPSON AOENCT-AHriillve mad- 1'aran, Marlboro, FR l.aa»t >t.. Red Baak l.tlli, Rumion, RU I-I47I. experience at iicnliry and all iratind tHNi wtltrfttaitrfttall praaertlMftuerllMi ktilaii era ranch haniet eemblnatltn lii efllet worker. Study, will paid aetltlan itle. Prlvitt tuMrlinltltit. CallCtlL, wtfiwriiey year retail' , ARTONE—II" Ultvlilen aaulpaed with tYIRT~ACCORDINlTTnii'YIRTACCORDIONlnTtTuniintnnH t tnlrmeti parking mean. Urge ind eemptttat Ha* te jndoar atrlil, la .iit»d_jf.MlMr rt •oni taught ky prnfeiilonil mullein with good poiilkllity far tdvtaremint lpacev,Uillltlti laelaeludadl . In tint. Da lll1W* tptrlilltlng tn treordlon, Will Inch for mature, depiadaklo pinta. Wrllt, PETS-UVE STOCK tervtynu RBI-Ill). In Red Sink, Call rH I-OIIO diytlmt, "Office Worker." Bex III, Rid Bank, ind KR H.10I2 evenlnti, MARIICO1 AQW0V, teilten tat) MECHANIC and mMhtilt'i htlair. Rail* HORSR MEAT—VrtikVrtik.. ffrann, llull. »i MM taralahad TMOMMOM AORNCY-Otn OH tf PAINTING—Exttrlar and Inltrlarj paptr Trucking Cora.. Kariirt. • ' _ I Ikt. Mil l tkunkttkunk , I IkeIk. II. i ealiiaet, All «i1ll« i S d llvlag team, tHititt, klltktai af the loba you tin doi AtUt Tn. Bpeilal prilne aann II I paaadpaa i nr mare, FF ittraii, ialki inptailoa itlli, l M lM el throp makegaafi .. iltiuid thalr hinging I expert woikmtnihlp, Riaien- AVON OOSMRTICS wlH train twt worn, red]. Leeaart)e, AT •»• (» i> L 'll"»«'d I* kltek with tip tevtrti two later levin. able ratit, Far frit eitlmiiii, anil RU l available In ant •...and. vatiifti w large mm natal*. Ceawaehe dt. Fart. •• w bttk, lalth itur ktiemaat ar atlli Cell after HIP. BB *• j.**. '• •i'» *t etMMaiara In geed ter. n. ..".arte hurart a«4 li ti ft ati 111,111. II tMit Treat it fntt • pliyreem, bedroom er dig, Ctaj 1*1III*J, _____ rilarlei, Bin wkUt you team. Far •HNk. nUM To at iffPAiKflN. O AND DECOBAYIHO—Hivepenontl Interview tall RE 4.4411. rVRNISIia>-m.teea tin hat> giltl* Una of lambtr, mlllwork, hardware, mtallid or rimnvtd. Opta ftr hldl, It dtnt atw at winter irlrei, Call ipirlMiat. KM wtiir tad htat THOMPSON AORMCr —CtiMKI hMM. wtlai, will beerd reeltg, ailing, ply* Next ta Colt't Neck tthttl, Write, Err. AUTO lAMMMAM-Fir ntw ind uied •uppllidilTlBHlhty, IIMilaiu 1 •ctel, »etft, wladewt. IniHlMIca, tit,eat T, flrgo, R, II, Ne, I, frnhotd,*if.rSm«ufht,""KR«:/' M- '*'• cir deiurlmtnt, Wi tiler top earn- alttt Nil MMIt Mr?IM, At Mtf Jjf *f,.'**•.' /'•!*•.». «J4**JII —i Mtlmitn en your nitda, Amarlian Inii, Una old eilaMlihtd heuae, many Oiataptrl. M Mill, M rear »heae I* etrfe ram, fl iktr • Belldlni Supply, Highway II ..- .-B loaihlaitlon, while INCOME fAX~R>*TURNS wirrerpfr. emplarmtnt htntnte Inaladlar life In. lilddin'a Corntr, Mlddlitown, RB I- animal Iron, flat rim, complete wltK pared completely for minimum ligtl •uranee, pild vieallene, ele, i hut we . J«d fat hiMIng, dltpailtlaii, tppet. *f*M rtMl li Bl Mill. nxturu and white emmel dralnboirc, LAROB THRBR.ROOM iMrlmint, M0, Ilindird thremlnum mining anil refund by 'omintcnt ititlitlclan, Ren. demand a top predutar, Mint ha ei•a- d •lillie, You an Invitee) te Mt Ain» UI"BD bkyelfi, Her.viw tni nnible ralM, Your hnmi nt mine, Cill nerlenred, aver II, put iimlngi roeard •nt thoeia free. Ihli *MJlllit, " . furnlikod,I.,. grtangreand leerBear,, ptntltatnelaid. ... iRT LAyDBllllAliB, Flerldl. "Meatii DUTCH COLONIALCOL *L-Ri- d Biaki'lini Conk A Rltrl Rltytli „•», MI n.fiiiiiii.iii man iirnve iiihitinMil Imame, Oar ng lilt hath, ntw atitirmitirn.eliitiln el«. i prlnprrlnl d fiamai,Kami, lirItritn . iiittatiltlai aittnaiitn*. tad dlltfnf rannil flripltiei Mrti, ^...jhenkitc , tjatd iMallan, Adalln 111, t three ted* H M (E l.»7»7 entire oiganltatlta haawa ihnnt this .(rantt praptrllti, dunlii, nnrlmtnli, hlltkan I Jivitiry i thru .... tub enmblnltlon, 41 Inrhn, viry gonil THK r.'OMMUTKRI* Wine tnd Llqimr •dvirtliimem, Renly te "Toai Mtltamin,'' ili, hotel*, nlinlilloni and rtnthn room•m i •Qfc.Mwith l •••»! iwlemallll - hhealh 1 AR malili iir( timrlile with atend and motor, Like tendltlnn, four xiri nidi III" Thnr ilore Invllet ynu In like i^dvin. •JTniV.! ""' ° ""•'"••<"••• VRNlijIRn*'-"H ' Fenr-rnetftpirtmini, If" ."'••-. '••t,"! , MwHoimit, I IM rite i 111.11*. .'eatnik Agtnty, I •*, Kirnort Viihalilary Hhnti, Knulh walking mtthlni In tir'tel worklm lilt anil injoy our "amtty bottle Auhi , YtaYtarfyitlyr , ill eltitrlt kllthiri, vrlvtlt •If, " Lit OH klrd.. f/o Tkt'Kiyti Ve, nili,n l»l, RI I.WIT. order, Roth vary reaionibli, RB ' BABY KITTBR—Mtturt wamin ta altKINO'S RRNMRLS-^Jetkit lk E it,, neyi'Tl, nf iihone KE *.||M Pick.up lervlce," aviry Silurdari balk, privrlvala e tnlriMl, ill ullllllei In. Ifilll Illlar MIM,I NEW MODERN HOMES for U, t.'a, I.I v. from 11jo p, m, to 7 ill r. m, 4 diya plat, Ptrebnd lap a fllyal.dk NiwlNa r dtiartted, Call Al 1. Ing ream, modern kitchen, two bet'. E-ftint MVIHO MffiR eUand Call new, RB Mill, Pit and Lou a week, Phoiw RE I.04II.R,* miplt dinette tit lift le r*|l|ttred, Ktnnel Vilirlntrlan lupir. riurutuM or ALL IINDI IM reemieemi, tilt btlhktlhi nstiiilonetiiilon mlmlcci lutii* Temalne prtyi,, 111 Monnouth tl,, «'l7.'M Oi.hdfil, Datl *• CABINBT DBPARTMENT- _ THRU-ROOM FVRMIIHHD aMMmut Mk UMIati wtaled, laitraaet ... CUBT ••• range, mi turn. Rid Bank, wlth tile Itlh. iitiniat letatlen, t*l .dtwt), Iniladlni Inii fMi! •lite bidrtem tit III, Mildla eouih tnn nit naulrid, kul aptlludt VOUNO HOUNII |NH> lar Mil, Call •II hind*. Mttliaii laM*. Aaplf lehiatk Aimy, I Llati* pi RR, I* tar km IIOH |4Miril"l >!" 1 Jj! ku FLOUR HANDING, riflflllhlng, wialn)wialn). fer tutllnf, Altlng, glulnf taklnet ' KB I'lllI'Mi* K Bi v. a, a. IMM, tt.ti B«M4] tu IntilIntild lYnqleumlYnqleum , rliillt tiltil and CoCn parte It niMitar*, DiMletlra Carp.,! BDID^ BANR K HOME — Ctnvenler' I' 1 -'*' *jstfAffitW •"' " Hhetli Lar gtwillll, Eillmitei ihnrfully1 ilveti, Ar Brldi k tf t»t, tt Berlin. Red Bank, Ut Baak. Pheet U ••till, La'Iwt llvllivining reoroom '»«. '"TO ;* alurt thajjir htid a'M himmtik, . wirm. i[..r. ietlkuI,, lnil hurhurnirI _i i fe>" ••Hint enndllii/n, 110, I lllvirwhlle M 4-1110. PIOROrffl-WtilleKIm mi Himtri, 0, r, RORDBN-Beal Mlile, laur- i,,htlhl two.tir girigti IH Ckivnlet dun* tryiki te "" '•" ""' _RIJ«RT •lack, AKO reilalirril, Prln 1110, II,, Shrawikmy, RB 1*1111, aat II, Ml •• wrought innlion 110, hut In ntw ncti Irm hoii'i, Two BI,B NOw.uruinapiM HOMR ON HII.L-flpi.lhlrd ten. l.l». walir tr ttiittiiM lkfit klowtr for tl«rt leuud. l.'ill RU l-ottM*/ after I P. M, lined, elf, Hum, mill mil ilreiirt, Phnne RM I.44V1.WO ifttr I P, M,, ar wttirtr lit, walnu t "•-aBtrt• 'Halt M, ATir.«rRlMRj, •nil nm rhlrMM In family, ReillfiiReiullfiill room - mint, Llvlnaj rtjm, tidroem, tjipitla Itmiilt fenid ilr ktali •f aMta lit, renllid, IMIIUII, fir, (,'MIHIIII Army V, anil DDaihh for aleepining iin, ThThureitatr •'<' 'lUirHir ,11111 «iiM^it tnit • lehanatle, RvirylVlag furnithid (••{trn hltthini IIhrte hidree nilMrt, tltitrltlti i raati, tl It, III I af. lift, In |tad M«alllt"j will) ilia. Hern, IJnlflti afe,, IIKOII, KB ••••*0.i. 1 lornaati iad Hundifa •». hjuit hi cam. P i with Ini ajieiH eaef Ifftaj, 0M«MU*I kilhii ffltir. tarn-11 IIMJI, Ii •Ml. U ill . latM n Mill. Mftf. itiMMkll, fktM M ••IMI'Ri FrliM IMItmkll, Him witk aMniM, Call M MHI.R. IR AlinPTION-latUiie^rTmliirpafl. • hum ill UMM Call At l.nil.fc AAstatr, , I Utin »l, RR l.tllt If uilitd, II mtaUi til, Jti Mil., RED BANK REGISTER, JANUARY 29, 1953 Paee Nint REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALfc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DSED AtTOMOBILBI FOB BALK USED ACTOMOBlXsW FOB SALE Highlands aew. Diittk OWNERS BAYS BELLI—Four-yeer-old PORT HONMOUTH—4 lota 100x100, MIDDLETOWN RANCH HOME—Living Plant for a civil defenst alert RED BANK—Separata entrant, ittjili aalnUL aw •"« eonstnetlea••»»•»»?«•••: Fair Havea ctttago. Ltrie living foundation 24x34, H.lr.O. Write to room with fireplace; dining aicove. . house, ia ant coneitloa ••< locttlea. plaster walls, atlll white, aever datar* room, kitchen with dining eptee, two Norman Jensen, box 434, Fort Mon- modern kitchen, two .bedrooms with tilsd Here Sunday, Feb. 8, will be made Bix rooms each iidt. Connlat U all ated. Center kail, largo llvlac roam excellent bedrooms, Stairs to exptnelon mouth.* - bathroom, Open patio. Oversised. at- A—I Foreign and Domestic at a meeting of the civil defense transportation, shopping, uhMli 114 o llvlac roam tached 'garage. Immediate occupancy. churchssf. 114,800. TeraM Ufaa«e building Is not available, Chief of room homo.. Attle, celltr; firage; ltl.10*10*. AAllairel ) 4 foa Agsney, fit. Ageacy. Fair Havtn. RE 1-4511. perfect condition, tiled bath, hot wnter West Side cottage. Corner location. Plot 75«150; UZM 1171; 111,110. Cat- BE I14H heat, oil. Wall to wall carpeting, samite, Two bedroomi. Finished basement party '47 Ford V-8 Tudor 700. DOMESTIC Police Howard Monahan, civil de- I-14H. BED BANK CONVENIENT—Excellent lo- large plot. AsxiBS 111,500, Submit of- room with knotty pine bar. Enclosed fence director, aald this week. The •tine* Smith,' 14 Maple eve.. Fair Havel. - cttlon. Corner lot. Large living rogm, fer. Sweeney agency. Phone BU 1-1492. breezeway; attached garage: oil-fired, BE I-II08 or RE I.II4I. ' ' Uffl] HLVXB—Aimott aew raaek fireplace; dining room, thrtt bcdrootni, ley agti '49 Willys Panel 700. meeting originally was set for Mon- RUM80N—Tlnts—F1nl«tt rciidcntial area. Bridie steam heat; screens, storm windows and '48 Ford 6 cyl. Tudor 700. FAU HAVEN—Netr rlvtr. II kome oa U-asre lat with excellent Hi biths; full cellar, all hsit; two-ear awnings. Good neighborhood. Asking day night. Volunteers for partici- I residence. Fireplace, lirfe llvli , sknskksry aad many trees. Eatrsnce garage. Exeellent value. Offered at 119.- cottage an 1H acroi of. larva estate. 700. Low taxes, Barue Ageney, Fair Slate roof. Two bedrooms, living room, f 11.001). Lawley Agency. HE S-OIIO. '48 Willys Sta. Wagon 800, pation in the drill have been asked T'/i baths, enclosed porch, hot water kail, ipacloua livlag roam, dining kitchen, 3-car attached garage. Use your CHARM, LOCATION and convenience. •49 Ford V-8 Tudor 900. heat, Garage Ill.tOl. Grateln.tr * Haven. RE I-4H2. RaR, ov.rdrivt tr> contact the chief or Mrs. Eliia- Hellsr, Broad and Mcchinie Its. IE roam, Mf 4sa with tilt pow4sr reem. imagination I May be altered Into your Only rcdecprntion needed. Lining heth Kehoe, secretary of the civil 1-2100. RE I-1IH. i Threa master hedroami and tilt dream home. 119,000, Joseph G, McCue room with fireplace, dining room, sun '49 Plymouth Sp. Deluxe LOVELY RUMSON ttono tnd frime. agencyigen . Realtors. RU 1-0444 room, brenkfast alcove off kitchen, lav- '49 Jeepster 850. defense council. FARM HOUSE—OM charm, forty acrtc. katk. Fall katcment. Attacked ga- Slite-roofed eolonitt. Fully insul- atory ; four bedrooms with two blthl Club Coupe 950. RaH. Overdrlvt Seven roonu, kltehen ind llyln» . RUMSON—NoHUM w house. Need oomc room Mrs. Dominic Lally, chairman of fireplaces. Beamed nllinc dlnlnt rot*, raft. AlklRf 114,110. Allslrt * Itcd, Four seres hlllllte, Eight now and perhaps more lHter7 We of- upstair!; hniU. U* 'includes rstgo, refrlgertttr, Laua- Irsplacs; plat ptntltd den, lirge antiques. IM bedrooms snd bath, living, home. I.nrue living room with fire- '51 FordConv. Cpe. 16SO. '47 Olds. Sta. Wagon 600. be hoatesses at the meeting. «-2l(io. MC I-IIB. drttatt, dryer, pawer Itwnmower dry btscacnt. Dtublt gtrigt. Oil dining rooma and kitchen. Front porch. place. Combination dinlng-sun room. Mrs. John H. Schmid, newly- RIvTHFBONT COTTAGE—Hi rooms, Plot 200 ft. deep; 115,000. Joseph G. Open patio overlooking the river. Two Ford-o-matle MH, Hrdramatle Large living room, fireplace; oil heat. and draperlss. Asking Ill.tOO. Al- kett. Yard fully ftnctd; 111,100. McCue agency, Realtor!. RU 1-0444. bedrooma and tiled bath downstairs. Two elected president of the Rosary Interior redecorating ntidtd. Lovely Itlro ft Boa Ageacy, he. BE «• Ray Vaa Horn, Betltore, 10.4 River MONHOUTH BEAOK—Now houw and more with tiled bath upstairs; two-car •51 Mercury 4-dr. Sedan 1750. '40 Olds. Conv. 275. society of the Church of Our Lady view from living room and open portht, 141*. , rd., Fair Havea. RB I-410I.* substantially built, Nlea all year re«l- garage: acre plot. Just reduced to Radio and Heater of Perpetual Help, was in charge) >Near Little Silver! 116,500. Stanley X? dtntiil area near school. Plaster walls. 155,000. Lawley Agency. RE 1-0411. of her first meeting Monday night llowm, Realtor, Shrewsbury. RE I- 4 bedrooms, I tila baths. Living room, STAIR"WEARY J^H^rV's a rambltr on 51 Lincoln 4-dr. Sedan 2000. lOU.1" FAIR HAVEN—Ranch house. Five largo •tone nreaJace with Heatilator. PFne pan- a large corner plot. Three bedrooms, in the church hall. Mrs. Georga ACRE, NEAB RIVER — Artistic HrdrwiUe, very dean FOREIGN SUBSTANTIAL HOME — Attractively rooms and bath. Expansion sottnd tied kitchen and dinette. Excellent clo«- 14'x22' living room with dining aleove: McGowan i» Immediate pait presi- decorated. Living room, (replace; Boar; all-fired bait, fall cellar; gsrage. •even-room ptrt brick ranch eU. 122,(00. Joatph G. McCue agency. modern kitchen, tiled bathroom; 10'xlO" dent of the society. Society mem- beamed ceiling dining Toom, thru hteV Cltse ta scktal aad shopping. Price house. Two tiled bathe, 11 clotste. Realtors. RU 1-0444, < breeteway: attached two-car garage. '50 Morris Conv. 850. bers will receive Communion In roomi, bath; hot water oil, DMP plot* •U..0O. Chsrlee H. Tlndtll Agency. 1* Blacktop driveway, Only 114,100. Law- SPECIALLY PRICED last Front St., Bed Bank. Phone.RE oil hut; double garage; I22.S00. FAIR HAVEN—Four bedroom Cape Coil. lay Agency. RB (-0410. a group Sunday. A special award Near. school and shoppings 114,000. Excellent residcntlel lection. .,Two tile '50 Skoda 900. waa presented to Mrs. McGowan Stanley K. Downs, Realtor, Shrewsbury. 4-ttlO.' Cash I7.8O». Ray Van Horn!.Real- baths, fireplace, oil heat. Bnsement. FOR QUICK SALE RE I.1017.' RIVER PLAZA—Four rooms aad bath. ton, 114 River rd., lair Htvta. Brteitway, Garagt. Immediate occunan- it Monday's meeting! Ths m*t ESTATE ARfcA-Two acres. Spacious Expansion second floor; gas-fired beat, BI 1-4100.* cy, |U,IOI. Joatph G, McCue agency, SEAL ESTATE FOB SALS '52 Hillman Conv. 1850. meeting of the noclety will be held > residence. Paneled living room, for- full cttltr; plot 40x110, an lake. Low Realtors. RU 1-0444. '52 Mercury Moni. Sdn. Monday, Feb. 23. taxes; IIMOO. Cbarlet H. Tlndall Heater mal dining room, ultra modern kitchen, MIDDLETOWN—Attractive six. room MtKo-matk, 1000 mllet den, solarium, flv« bedrooms, thrss Ageney, II Bait Front it. Phoos RE RIVERFRONT-Nino-room residence. raneh house with river view. Three Members of the Indies' auxiliary l-ltio. • of Twlnllght post, American Le- baths: automatic heat; three-car garage; Unsurptlicd river view. Deep spacious bedroom!. Bath. Fireplace. Oil 125.000. Stanley K. Downs, Realtor, SHREWSBURY—Ranch home. Five hent. Breeteway nnd attached narare. 7 OUTSTANDING BUYS '52 Lincoln Capri Sedan MATTHEWS BROS., gion, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock Shrewsbury. REI-1017.* rooms and bath. Expansion second water, sandy beach. Itt baths, oil Full dry basement. Corner plot. Fine Duil-rsnga Hjrdremetlc, at the Legion hall on Bay avt. BKAN~0~N£W"CdLONlAL—Pintltd li»- Boor; one-esr garage: %-aere. Asking hut, twa fireplaces. Rentable gate residential colony. Five minutes station. Onlr TiOa miles NEWMAN WRINGS ROAD iug room, fireplace; deluxe kitchen: Ili.IIO. Chtrltt H. Tindtll Ageney, 1* house. Acking.l4z.oOO. Ray Van Aeklng 122,500, Joseph (i. McCue aiiency. IN East Front it. Phone RE t-IOlO, Realtors, RU 1-0444, four bedrooms, two tiled baths:, full Horn. Realtore, 104 River rd.. Fair Radioi and htattrg included In all RBD BANK 1-4109 Boys are able to make pocket montr basement; breezeway; garage, Largt MIDDLETOWN—Country home. Ttn RJSD BANK—Navulnk River Road area. bj ssllini- Th« Register.—Advertisement. plot, shade trees, Outstanding value, rttat, ant bath: ate tins, highway Haven. RE I-4100.* Beautiful location. Seclusion yet con- REAL ESTATE of the above earl. OPEN EVENINGS 'Tib t sSIS.500. Stanley X, Downs, Realtor, frontage. Good buy at 111,1*0. claries venient for commuter and shopper. r»r- 'Shrewsbury. RE f-1017.' ~ • H. Tlndall Ageney, II Bait Front at. tial view Shrewsbury river. Four master Showroomi optn Friday Evtnln|i UtfgoNtSIRTlXVBN ARIA—Choice FAIR HAVEN—M o d a r n ranch style HTTP WANTED Rtfg'SIRTXV ARIACi Phono BE l-IOtt. . THREE-BEDROOM nneh house— bedrooms, 2 tiio baths, 2 maid's roomx home in desirable, residential neigh- and all day fliturdayt lot. Approximately I'.4 aeres, Beauti- 111,500, with a smsil down pay- and bath, Gracious dining and living borhood. Hot wnter, oil flrcd heat, tile ful residential neighborhood; t4S-toot ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD—Three rooms, largn kitchen. Ideal family home. Imth. Two bedrooms, attached garagt. frontage on north side Rldio rd., East ment. Tiled bath; garige, Large Three compact acre*, tret* and nhruh*. Kemp ave. Cleared an* ready for build- bedrooms, tile hath and ihowor. Lot Tr.xlBO. Only 13,700 down, 111 lindtciped plot, Cash down 11,(00. Country living with the ' city minutes per month, SAFETY TESTED inn. This property was not acquired Living room, fireplace; dining reem, F.H.A. pltn. Ray Van Horn Real- away. Asking |24,500. Joseph G. McCue • ENGLISH HELP WANTED for speculation, but owner anxious to kltehcn, full basement, playroom, agency. Realtor*. BU 1-0444. sell/due to change of plsns, Kxelu- tore, 104 Rivir rd., Fair Havtn. MIDDLETOWN—Three-bedroom bouse. ivo with Kenny Realty Corp.. 71 laaadry room, oil boat, Oat-ear ga- BI 1-4100.' RED BANK—Mr. Merchant. Mr. Store Approximately %-ncre In one of the USED CARS BBriBhtoh n ave.. West Xnd. Phone LO rage. Stove and refrigerator, many Manager, Mr. Homo Buyer. Why not finest residential sections of Mlddletown. MOTORS (•36403640. walk to work or come home to lunch 7 A renl buy for $7,500, STENOGRAPHER WANTED. ntrai. Met) 111.100. Joseph L. Good substantial house In convenient NEW SHREWSBURY—Four-aero farm. ATTENTION VETBRANSI-Colon- Monmouth St. & Maple Ave. 1952 Ponliac Catalina Seven-room residence. Two nraplaees. Ctrlone, Realtor, II Bridge ave, substantial neighborhood. Four bedrooms. 3!4 baths, hot water oil: two-ear barn toner Oakland. BE 1-1410. lal raneh house with basement, now tilo bath and powder room. Two- FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE—Near Lln. 1.000 HUM. Like ntw. Apply: with hay loft. Chlckenhouie Uxli. Expanalon attle. tiled bath and ear garage (new overhcsil doors). 'I'aies croft. Lot 100x190. Hot air heat; Red Bank, N. J. 1210. Perfect condition, Immediate oc- electric hot water heater, electric range, 850 Down Taxes ISII: 127,000. Mlnugh Ageney. cedar cloeets. Only 1100 caih. Full COMMUNICATION Phpne RU 1.Q7U cupancy, 118,1)110. Jo>eph (i. McCue Venetian blinds and refrigerator In- NEW RANCH HOME—Lane living price 110,100. Ray Van Horn, Real- agency. Realtors. RU 1.0444. cluded. All fur 110,(00. 1950 Oldsmobile 88 G. CtifSNgfEifRED—Hunt sell: 12,100 room, fireplace; dining area, large required. You do not hev# to b* a tors, 104 River rd.. Fair Haven. MinniJSTOWN—Compact and sulistHn- 500. Down PRODUCTS COMPANY. INC. (!. I, to assume this mortgage. Nice kitchen, threa bedrooms, bath ind RB 1.4100,' till bunmlow. Lnrico corner plot. Two EATONTOWN—Two story hoiut, living ACTION SALE small home in Little Silver. Monthly shower, full basement, laundry tubi, blocks from highway. Plastered wall*. room, dining room, kitchen, thrtt bed- MARLBORO, NEW JERSEY payments covering everything, 115.11. oil heat; twe-ctr gtragt attached. 2 bedrooms, livlnsr room. Ini-go modern roomn. bath, full rcllnr, oil tired etttm 1949 Cadillac Club Cpe. 62 Living-dining combination, modern kitch- tiled kitchen (dinette space), rcnl tile hoat. ttaraKc. Price flO.'SO. PRICES SLASHED en, two nice bedrooms, til' bath, full Largt lat. Price II7.IIA. Joseph L, QUAINT AND ATTRACTIVE—Re- bath, Completely plasterer! playroom in 775 Down basement. Detached garage, overhead dry cellar, hot water heat, oil-nred. full Carlone. Realtor, II Bridge are* modeled six-room village cottage. Minni.ETOWN — New three bedroom price $10,700, Redden Agency, RE I- door. A real buy, 111,75(1. Jiwcpli (i. corner Oakland. RE 4-1410. Fair Haven bueinese section. Suit- McCue agency. Rmitori, Itll 1-OtM. ranch - type house on lorgo lot. liv- WINTEM CLEARANCE 1949 Chevrolet Coupe REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W able for home or shop; 112,750. Ray ing room, dinette, oil fired hot wattr —Compare Our Values— Fltetllna HOME IN SHREWSBURY—With niee Vtn Horn, Realtors. 801 Rlvtr rd., LITTLE SILVER—Excellent rcsidrnllnl heat. Price-fU.OOO. G, I, 4% mortgage which can he as- area and accessible to everything. Uit Your Old Car aa tha 375 Down sumed. Very well. done. Four large RED BANK HOME—la excellent Fair Haven. RE CJ-4100.* rooms with partially finished attle. A neighborhood. Living room, •re- Compact I bedroom buuse, bath mul NAvr.SINK RIVER ROAD—Solid living Down Paymint Rad Bank—$1,000 Down GI good offering at f 11,100. Rc44aa powder room. Fireplace, picture window. comfort with added investment prop- AH clean, low mileage, one place; dlalag rota, kitchen, but- High elevation. Pout and rail fence. At- erty. Six room houao (living, dining, 1952 Chevrolet 1795. Ageiey. RE I-HIO. tached garage. One-third acre lovely kitchen, sun porch, three bedrooms. lcr'a pantry, taarotm, threa . htd- RIVER OAKS—Lest year old. 14- Club, Coupe owner, local cars. $3,500 Down—Non-Cl nuivutn wkic. n. rooms.'katk, all htat: one-tar ga- story, sevea-room colonial. Two trees and shrubs. Asking *21,500. Jo- Imth) wllh three room apartment ex- eels anything in thit tret, with 101 seph G. MoCua agency, Renltors. RU tension renting for 190 a. month. Full 1952 Chevrolet 1825. feet of deep water frontage, beautifully ago. Deep tot. Price 117.000. Jos- bathe. Enclosed brtcseway; double *-*>llnr, two ear jrnrase, lot 8,1x200, Ex-' ALSO many other good dean New easier financing termi in*' lindceaped, about, H» tern tut a tph L. Csrloae, Realtor. II Brldgt gtrtgei rill fencing. Asking 118,- celitlonnl buy at 121,000* 4 Door Sodan ablia you to own a home In beau- home with livable luxury to make thli ave., corner Oaklaad. M l-14io. •00, Immtdltto possession, Ray •THE SEA GIRTER" a dl.tinc 1952 Plymouth 1675. used cars. tiful Stephenvllle, featuring 3-bed-' property outstanding. It Is offered nt LITTLE SILVER—4-room bungalow, ex- 135,000. Exclusively wltk Rcddta Van Horn, Realtors, Fair Havoa. lively beautiful modern home, ' 4 hoor. CamhrMgt room home. Equipped Hotpolnt 1,000 so., ft. expertly planned living- pntiaion attic. Built In 1050. Oil-fired. Agsney. RE 1.5640. . M.-I-41**.* .. hot-wntcr heat, full cellar, Venetian kitchen, dining room area, large KlfHSON—Five rooms, tntruea vesti- READY TO MOV* IN—Attractive space. Center entrance, three bed- 1951 Buick Super 1995. bule to living room, (replace; dining blind*, screens, stnrm rash. Will assign HOWLAND B. JONES living room, picture, windpwi, hot arts, two bedrooms, tilo bath, modern bungalow In Fair Haven. Living rooms. Completely furnished. See $fl,.'i(lO mortgage. Price 110,519. 4 Poor water htat. full insulation, oak kitchen, full cellar. Niet residential trci. rtom, firetlact; kitchen, twa bed- REMODELED VILLAGE ctrly Am.r.' it at Parmly Park, Rumson, River 1951 Mercury 2 dr. 1795. floors, double courae red cedar Hot air, gas-firrd, A nici offering tt rooms, ssth, expansion attic. Cull lean farmhouse. Hi acres, 100- rd, to Lennox nve,, Ihen nric block MOTOR CO. 113,8011. Redden Agency, RE ••5111. 1951 Mercury 2 dr. 1825. shingle exterior. Ceramic tile bath* basement, automatic heat. Bresie- foot road frontage: Si-foot living louth to Lakeside nvr., or this CHII VVEART-NEMETH AGENCY 100 Newman Springs Rd. room with eolored fixture*. Garage. ^Bu1TrvOBis«MOOltrranef way i one-ear garaga attached. room, fireplace; three bedrooms, 1951 Dodjre Coronet 1850. style homo In an attractive setting. be built on your own Int. P. R, 78x125 oversized plots and larger. Quiet street, yet only few alnutai to Sttvt, tcrtsat tad norm windows. modern bath, kitchen i garaie. Ash- Construction (Jo. RE 1-1162 or «• 102 W. FRONT STREET. 4 Door Red Bank, N. J. Full cellar*. $13,40A-$15,990. Five ttation. Foyer, largo ehatmlng living Prlet III.IM. Joseph L. Carlont, ing IU.500. Ray Van Horn, Real- 1154. (CORNER MAPLE AVE.) 1951 Dodge 1695. minutca to Red Bank railroad ita- room with fireplace, dining rbosa; ga> Roaltor, - II Bridge ' tve, comer tars. IB I.41II.* . rage; 117,000. Ray Stlllman. BE «-5lTl. Mcidowbrook 4 door Red Bank 6-0910 tlon and ihops. Grade school on i'lrtV-ACRE gtntittniR'i tarn, fiitM. Oaklaad. BI l-llll. CENTRALLY located, 5 ycart old, Well PHONE RE I-MI0 1951 Pontiac Chief 1975. property. A few minutes to beaches Early American fans horns complstely LITTLE SILVER—Urge colonltl kome. constructed cottage. Plaster walls, Delate I Door and boating. modernised with charm. Several o»t- Flvo bedrooms, new kat witor hut. eopper plumbing. Not built for specu- •II baratr. Studio apartment furnlekes lation. Large living room, lovely nrc- 1951 Plymouth 1595. buildings, Including apartment; low IMMBDIATB OOCUPANCY far only 4 Door Craakntk taxes; 150,000. Ray Stlllman. REt-SUl. 111,110. rramt bungalow. Ui- Income. Half-acre grounds, neir school plaee, deluxe dream kitchen; two eooil BtosVI Hornet) Open Daily 'HI Dark n47oomUYS~LOVILY Capo Coa kome and storesi oa kut Hat; 111,000. BE site bedrooms, eolored tile bath, plenty 1951 Chevrolet 1695. MAURICE SCHWARTZ wltk full collar and garage attached. lag room, kiteken, twa bedrooms, Hill. • of eloset spaee, full dry basement, Kent ROLSTON WATERBURY Cood neighborhood. Plaster walls, fire- tilo katk tad ekower; txpanston at- hot air hoat; attached garage. Nice I Door Power fllHe PAIR HAVBN-Eivtrfront! Beiutlful site lot, deep back yard. Near trans- A SONS place, two bedrooms downstairs; finished tic. Foil basement and tube. Mtay portation, schools, shopi. Quick poncs- REALTOR 1951 Chevrolet 2 dr. 1615. Stephenville Homes second floor, tile hath. Owner trans- extras. A wonderful buy. Joseph I bedroom kome. Tilt bttk. Dan. slon. Cood financing. DE 7-31'J.I. ferred. Ray Stillman. RE l-llll. 1951 ^ick^edaPower Ollle l 1795. Cooper rd., Mlddletown Tawaahlp W7lTBRTRONT"~PRb«RT4f~=~Tlir» L. Carlorie, Bttltar, II Brldgt art* Plnplact. Ntw vista'window. Cedar OFFERS THE CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH cltMti. Steam all ktat. Attached YOU WILL PROFIT by buying this at- 1951 4Chevrole Door. t-Tont 4t dr. 1550. One) Mile to Red Rank acres, miniature fans, several o»t- eoracr Otklaad. BE l-llll. , tractive home. Brick with stone front. I95O Buick Riviera 1775 building!. Convenient to ststlon. Large gang*. Ntw deck, bulkkcad. Aihkig The prlee it more than reasonable. The FOLLOWING RESIDENCES: INTERNATIONAL Highway IS to Cooper M. srsie with apartments: convertible to 4 Door, luper ' UTTLI SILVER—Excellent lew 121,100. DtnaJt X. Byrne, Icalttrt, neighborhood io excellent. Llvlnir room Follow Slfna Some purposes. Beautiful trees. Exeel- «toa oa hllltldt. Tkree.tedreom Fata* BU l-llll.* with fireplace; dining room, modern 1950 Ford2-dr. 1195. utu Hm kltehen, throe bedrooms and tile hath, MODERN FIVE-ROOM BUNQA- '52 De Soto 4-dr. fi&itf * coloalal. twa baths,' living rtftm full cellar, hot water hnt. nil; attached LOW. Automatic heat Lot 1949 Mercury 4-dr. 1195. Eiclutive Sale* Agent— . with firepliee; dining room, modern RUM1ON—Sal* tr taatl Baetlltnt «»• garage; screened poreh. Make a date to 75x150, Price $13,900. Maroon O. D. •52 Plymouth Club Cpe. klubta, Maeltd dea aad Itvatery, dlUcn. Bntrmee kill. Ftur bedrooms. see this genuine bargain; 111,800, Chaf- LEICHNER-TIMPSON A CO. Located In good nelghberhoed, Prleeiat Btth. Mtdtra hltekta. Flrtpltct. Rot fin Agsney. EA 1-1158. •11,000 for ejulek sale. Ray Btlllman, rocrtatlta rawa la ktstment. Two- wtttr til heat. Twe-eir ftrut. _8tle. 40-ACRE FARM • Brook. T-room 1949 Buick Super 1495. 'So Dodge §edan ttf MAIN ST. . METVCHEN. W. t. RE I-Slll. 117.481. Bent. 1100. montWy^ Otnni. TOPS IN VALUE—New bungalow with ear attacked garage; 111.101. Wai- large living room, with fireplace; tile Colonial home. Automatic htat. METOCHEN MI70 flfTKUf-ACRlfTKUfACRE ROM ililtS EBErBtt bar • Walktr. Btaltors, Shrcwthwy. K. Byrne. BealUrsx Phono BU l-llio.* Outbuilding*. $30,000. 1946 Plymouth 4-dr. 575. '51 Dodge Station Wagon kkerne . HintH** tto) town; n turd m*. bath, three bedrooms,- dining room, mod- Lsrgo attractive livlag room, 4inlag BI I'llll, Opea Mvea dtyt. BUMSON-Cttaptct t-ttdroom cottage. ern hltehen, full cellar; attached garaiie-. twteltl Deluie '51 Hillman Minx Sedan Branch On**, Cooper Bat room, two bediooms, Owaer transfer* THt bath (Ikowar).' Flrspltce. Alto. Hot water oil heat; lot 75x150, and the RIVERFRONT MODERNISTIC And manyothtr modeli that are mtUe kat air all beat. Attacked gang* price 114,000, Chaffln Agency, EA 3- PHONE RE Mil* ring; Ut,«00. Ray Btlllman. BE 4-tlll. 1168. , RANCH home. S roomi, S batht. not lilted hira. AH of thiM ear* '50 Chrysler Sedan 4M-ACBI laTATI-Urgt hctae. (overhead dtar), Bsar screened parch. COHPAvT IWO*WW,IIWW LITTLE BOY BLUE tome blow your $27,500. ara fully equipped and fuarantitd. I quiet street, hut near bui, ...... Livlag rttat. Ukrary, dlalag recta. horn, to announea this brand new Opan from • A. M, to t P. M. '49 Chrysler Sedan Meamtutk Coualv Surrcfatt't Cmrt, aunts dandy kick yard. ImauellaU oe- kltekta, Itaadry. two lattttHet. four NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW. cunaneys 110.111. Kay Mllaaa. U SCHWABTS - MACKUN REALTOM- home. Three bedroomi and tile bath, Dilly and Sunday '49 Plymouth Sedan Nellie te'Creellt«ra let Pretext Clalaw ff-S 111. • btdrtf I aid) (tar hatht t* ste- Old Farm Village, Ruason, mo ind largo living room and dining room, den, $10,500. Aiainsl Estate aad Bate I femr djelrtteat to third a half aare. tver 111 feet roid frtatagt. modern kltehen: attached garage. Radi- Ceatt Auto S«Ui, Inc. high ttTvatlt*. All uUllUto available. ant heat; lot lOOxISO. Price 111,000. GI S400 DOWN • Five roomg. at- '48 Packard Convertible CSTATB OP CORNELIUS D. MU» nnca' kouit. Una llfltfdlnlM •Mti kM wattr btatl tb«er»tUta Chtfnn Agency. EA 8-1168. DBCBA3ED. room, Irtplncts ultra modem tlteule •4.710. Sehwtrts . Machlln, I White et. tached garage. New. Large 416 Broad Street Pursuant ta the srder of DOSttJUf kitoket, formicfarmleat tappetopped etuattncauntera.. dcltuMoset dHk as rttf. It'll patclklt tt tw OWNER TRANSFERRED .— Bungalow. plot. $12,000. '47 Plymouth 4-dr. MePAbOIN, Surrogate of tht County of elMtrlt stoveHave;; . thrttkre*t bttiMai,bedrtcai, -- <| tileMd akaat II alia* (raa Ult Ittttlt*. SCMWARTI . MAOKUN REALTOR*— Near Bed Bank, Two bedrooms and Corner Newman Springs Rd. Xneloccjl kreeteway, •l«a*lt«a •atrltttd M •••.•«. Wilkcr * " Matt treea bus It Red Bank. bath, living room, modsrn kltehen, full RUMSON ESTATE • U roomi, Tel. RE 6-5333—5324 •47 De Soto 4-dr. , comklnatle* storm tMk.aai Walker, Btaltan. Skrewtbtry. II raeat and kith, kot water oil cellar, hat water oil hiat: lot SOxUO; , screens, Hatt watewtttr all heat: dry haw- HOH. Chafiln Agency. EA .1-11.1.1. 3 bathi. 2 acrea. $18,000. •47 Chrysler 4-dr. " mint: ttttehtd two-ear garage. Blaeh- l-llll. Opts MTM dtyt. REAL BARGAINS IN esaied, notice Is hereby given to the topped drl "SUN RANCHER—A lifetime of TWO-FAMILY HOME • • roomi '47 Chrysler T&C Conv. ereditorc of said deceased to present ts hill top; 1 eemfertable, economical living in each aide, $13,500. tat Mid Sole Executrix their claims iin* Agency. "••* tUHOI MIMS-ta Bbrtwabarf. U»- Illl. GUARANTEED USED rler oath within six months from tail thlt thm-ktdrsam, Hi-story home, 4-ROOM 8UNRANCH • riraplace, '46 Chrysler Convertible date. IUILOINO LOTI—IH DM, Cktta, lit rtta wlU fireplttt. dlilag Bedroom and largt tterage room up- Dated; January 14, 195S. INlrN. UltkW, OlW llgfliai Md attached garage, $14,700,. CARS GEORGIANA M. STORMS IsOL. Rumsoa leeatloa, Roatoaahly Mtrm Mini largt kail containing book- 141 W. FRONT ST., MD IANK 298 Broad St.. Red Bank. N. i, priced at M,M». Allalr* * SM Ilia bath. lta«U«allr latdMiptd .sites: tleattt and easlnsts. Bet it MORTGAGES INSURANCE Alexander Trapp. Agency, Inc. U I-I4M. MM Ttallli aat-tar garage. At*- It Firmly Park. Ruasan. Rlvtr rd. WE BUY AND SELL O»m Frifcyi Til • P. M. 12 Broad St., Itt IIMII. Walker » Walhtr. tt Lcanca tve., thin ont klack south Red Bank. M. «., CLEAN USED CARS Attorney. IIMI LIITLI BILVER—ror • Urge • family^ Btalttn, ahrawtkary, II ••MIS. to' Lakeside tve. F, B. Construe- ROLSTON WATERBURY Tha bulMlM with tha Had Front Open poreh. kail, living raaaj, dlalag Opta MVM day!. lUMBOM—Buagilaw. Pour tataa, aed- tltn. RE 4-1112 or 1-1154. Hudson Hornet 1995. kiteken, den, aae bedroom -^ •ra kltekta. btth. Basemsnt, all burn- '51 RE 6-0787 Natica af Settlement tf AceemM tr, ll.llv, Others from I4.IM ta III,- 18 W. Front Strait 4 leer. Kftremitls. MM hath tn drit Ittn MCttd. Ittr, — DlrtcUoaala •stat* of Joseph U. Orstton, DeciHtt!. bedrooms Near statlan and but; III.- SIZ-YBAR-OLO Skrtwskury ttlon- III. Anna Ott ueacy, II Wtat River TWO ACRB8— Bungalow. ! rooms, In- Phone RB t-1800 Notice Is hereby given that ths it- :•_' Allsir. • Son Aftncy, Inc. RE rd. BU l-llll. sultttd. flropltce, attached garage), work- •Si Hudson Super 6 1795. counts of the) subscriber, executor af Itl. Payer, living rttta with' Irt- shop, small cellar, hot air (oil) heat. XOTtCK the estate of said Deceased, will ko plait) dlalig rotBB>ltvtttry, kitek- ORDERED ta ovsrstss duly I Army Rstctrlc water heater. .10*46, IS.r,0O. 4 tool. Uke at*. UK audited tnd stated by thai Surrofite tf BUILDINO LOTS-Just outside Red en, laundry, tkret beditttu tad OMctr ladt thst It Is atctteary Bead agency. RE I-0I2I.' 51 Hudson Super 6 1675. tht County of Monmouth and reported I* tall ftur kedratm ham* aaar I ACRES— Landscaped, l-room bums- WANTED TO RENT Paralrtrt • WilUm . tWa Ct»tee for settlement to Tho Monmouth County Bank. Three toll, 10' front eaeh, til* bath I ttt-ctr garagsi 111,111. I feor loaaMtl, Mil , about ISO feet deep. Keasoathly whettt tad • fiw alautti ta Mala low, tttslrle range, hot water (oil), Court, Probst* Division, on Friday, tht Wtlktr • Walktr, Bealttrt, aarsws- large frtttar, Beljdlx washer. Barn, 2 Dlrcctlonale tenth day of April. A. I). 1953, at 10 priced *t 11,090 eaih. Allaire * bury. U Mill. Ofm N«M atyi. Oati tt fart MiMMalk. Natural etr garage. I room cottage, hath, firefire- 51 o'clock A, ,M,, at which, time application Ron Agency,' lie, RE Mill, Data, dry cttlar. Ftrgalatt aid bird- plaetl . atteohtd tjinge, chicken househouse, Studebaker V-8 1695. LUXURIOUS QUALITY will he made fpr the allowance of com* waad fitara. Attachod gtragt, Otod IIMOO, Rfd f tneyey, RE IQH1I-QH1.' ' Ctmmsalor. Regll. 4 slatr Maa minions and counsel fees, r BHBIWMVBV-Perfect ktat •• ESTABLISHED ENGINEER MM, nirtjtUeatlt, Ukt at*. • at • Utttd January 24th, A. D, 1953. «\OVT"is A"VEl*=A». older >euH In ti> atrtsigt. 114,111. WUIIi Caatftf, THREK-BRPROOM raneh house, (laraie. Overt rl»t ollent eondlllan througheul, Uflng «ulet slrett. Living rttrn, twa II W. Prtnt it. BI Mill. Fireplace; deep lot. Immediate pos- I.UCIEN MASal. room, sunroom, dining roeea, klteksn, htdr*tai tad btth, tail* hltihta sssilon. Owner, RB I.I2I.1-R. I 51 Mercury 3 dr. 1795. 1»9 Main Mt., Hull, nanlry, Second Hoar, threa hediaMii AND WIFE BUDGET PRICES Provlncs ofQuebec, Canidi, with tiled walli, Itrgt upiulr* par- EIGHT ROOM*—H» biths, ell i large Helmuts. Ukt a*w> MR •inrl. bath. >'ull hasementi gangs, Ask- plot I twt-eir girigei tmei 121)0, On Executor, AII. Ukt ud UriiUp atdtn, 111,111, RID tANK-Ctntrtlly located. Imme- '48 No wit—but no tn*—can compart Ing room, fireplace) dining room, dlntt tceuptney, Llvlhg room, din- nf Roil Rank, Call EA 8-1140, tat, lot 4 leer MM, MR. MntUnala with Alia whin ll cornea ttaualltr STATE OP NEW JERSEY good kitchen, *lwo hedreaaj* aad WIIIU Ctttvsr, fl W. freat at. ing raosa, kltehen dtwni ton beilronma btfore r. p, m, or HE I-I1K tfltr 7 wtrkminsklp at budget prises I Tf II I-II4I. and hlth urn all, riles parch, Will-to- 48 Hudson Com. 8 , 995. year fumlturt Is chthby ind ntsde kith, Beautiful full kaocMial with m. rtutktlHrlM . . . tr If they an4 will ctriiet, Meeds no d.curatlng In- I ettr Sadu. MH. WmtltiUa To til tn whnm (host preitntt may olt-fireil steam heat, llorage attle. side, Terms, Asllnr 111,000, run- new, tllp covtri. nil Alia . . . some, Ore.ting] flares.. Kxt.llenl eandllloa, N!r» WB'M. ll.nMIs I* shew yaul itance Hmllh. 14 Mable aw., r'alr lln- '47 Hudson Super 6 3oo. (ou'll gel tht laest for lost. Our WilKKt'AH. It appears to my satis* I rests enpertenrt In minufaettr- firtlun, liy iluly nutlinutU'iileil rrrnril uf IM with bin Ireei, Asking II4.00I, Mtjdim atw k«m* tint Mill frvm 4 iiiur, MM. Al Is. lli| dne furnllgrs Is it your Hrilct Iho iiniiTi'illnir* for Iho volunlury ells* Allaire * Mon Agency, Ins, kit I- Hukbard Bridie ta Wast Front et, tToVriiXUEIjiJKNI' ri.d irank ItttT- alum with ont of tht itrvtll , , , RUIIBON RANCH NONE-Wtodet Iwa- tlon, Living room, dlnltiir rnoin, '47 •osl complete selection of clip solution tlii'rmif' by titn iimtnlmoiit fon*. *ttO, , lit*. Urtt living room with 4lnng Large living) rtaa, thru bedrooms kitchen ind lavatory dnwni three hnl- Dodge Cl. Coupe 695. cover mtttrltlt, Call for tur ret- sant of all th<> itnokholdrrs, depoiilleil tad. Thrtt Ttrgt kedrttas. Itvely tiled aad ultn-atdcrn hltehti, Jutt rooms and kith uni nlli front imrclu Custom. Fluli drive. MM, , ruMtatlva , , , nt okllllllon It In my olllce, ttint l'ius|»ut Hill Apart" UlriiUtaali, lat)tHgnt> At Is. ment), Inu,, n unrporutlnn of this Statl. CITTtaT-IICVH-lxtelUnt ' iMttlt*. btlb. kuit islitn ittMhid |ir*is to- thltb, alnvm ta ltd lint ittllta lirie girigtl Ian Uxei. Cnnitaurr liu, Hi'll •!•• tu* frit tillaul; whii>c piiiu'liwl olTlcn I. illualnl at No, Nstr bus, school ind stores. Mtdsra eitsiln tan tut nelghktrkeWi fl 1,10*. Hmllh, II Ha pis ave,, Fair Hiven, HE FOR ind show you I etmflttc lint tf M ItU.r llunil, In ilia Honiuuh >>' Knlr liiime with living mam, dining rota, Barut Agmrr. Fair fttven. B» I.IIH. and latt than em alle from where n l 46 Cadillac 63 Sedan 1195. ftbilst frost which foti mty chttn, kitchen, two bedrooms and tile btth on tat Btd Binh ttkt-t» if Ike Utr- !i?A "..«J'. SB-tUi'.-L Haven, rounty u( Mnnnimilh, State of HIM flnnri urcnnrl floor, Mi big ratal OWNIR TRANBriBMD—Mult Milt At- RnAiNT—I'aur hrrlriarimn, Clnilrc 4 slotr, Ilirlrtsillle. New Jirtry lltoiuilil W. Allen, liolnjt Iht wllh hath, Haiemenl, oll-nrrd hnt wttrr traillvt twt.ysir-tld «ttl*|t. Living dm Ililt PnUir will hi liciitd, I'llr lltv.n nslghtinrniiiiil, Llvlnv •tent therein mul In I'luuiio tini-rnr, up* hr»i, Atlsrhrit garage, Well lindicaped, room with nreplsts, Htadinme com- MliMy nstrleltd M lo alia af let room wltk fir»plsrsl large klirlien, luu QUICK, EFFECTIVE RED BANK HUDSON, ror Quality, Mil * leltctlou Call limit lirocris runy \m rervril), ilsl nice ir.Mi IJo.nOO, AI III re ft It. klnitlaa kltikiR-dlnettt, Etultpse with and ctuire festaic tf living since bstlronmi tnri tit erst hath iluwtiKlali>, (mmpllrtl wllli thu i «-i| litre mcti I a of Title A»»iiry. Inr. HE l.|«>0, elcetrle nngt ind washing miihlnt, One Is csdtr puifteil fm' IIIK as a IIMI, It, Coriiorutliuir., (lnteral, i>f Rsvllfil Ftur nit Mdratat, Pllle lad laill UMfar at RIUIM yd It hi built Tan In is hcdrnnmi with llltil Imllf Inc. ALAN UPHOLSTERY tltatilli's »( New Jenry, preliminary to kridcwiy, Uirtle. Oil hiiti Illlii. •rt ctastrnsd, I1MI0I, Willis Con. room upittlri, Full bailment, llreeir. the liaulni of Ihli I'erllfloats of Die- UTTMI BILVM-Vltr* atdcra torus Agncy, Fair Mlvcn, BI I-4III. wty ind tttacherl girair, Full sursani, 432 Broad Street . SHOPS, INC. rinck laai, Una living rota tv»r, U W. frtit tt, M l-llll. Buhtuit fin; Attrtitlvily decoralsd In- RESULTS "NOW'' TIIEKKCOItK, I, the Sccr«t«rr rBATUM ITUDND UflVRV-Binsh side ind oulilde, Larse, enmtr iilnt, Phone Red Bink 6-0040 10 •outh •tvtnth Aviau* of Mtntt of thu Hlulo uf Nuw Jtrtsy. with nreplioi, BJtautlful dlRllB iril. Tieme Rrllllially triied, Htft living Only 111,10s, Uwley Agency, Rfe *• Modem hltchcn, three aiitir bed- TO OLOEB OUT UTATB>.| ktUMt, lift H«rshy Certify Ihnt thn islil cor. ream wllh iispltati Urn dining roam, Skrewttury •«•,, Jllgiltidei ant at- Open Evening 'til 9 LOng Braaih (VOH0 roritlon (lid, art tlu< Hlxlh iliiy of Jan* ronmi, two tile bsihn attichid gi- dcltit hilckin wltk pniny titrat, taitt irfrent ortHrtr, f»r Hrtfsulin nil uary, 119,1, Mr In my ulllrn n duly IA- ly hsiraemt Imntsr kit trifiti HUN RAMJMM—Best Inratlnn, l.lvlnu eciitctl amf nttMitd i>nri** ut In MIIUIIU nmi', l,iir«e lot comnltlely lensed, rtam with fireplsoe, sunny dlnstlr, USE View nf rlvrr, Ashing 111,111, Al- . - .. tifof ll'|nil'litllMI, stttMd H"k,_ Prlnd at MATAWAN—Twilve Urge lilt, avsr Modern kJKhsn, with range, rsfrlgsrajn •VIUIINO MATKMALS •>\uunt• tl by nil (IN; ilm'l.liolili'rt limn, lair* ft Son Ageniy, lie, Rl |. cur, fllr Mat tn. MM H,, fl, tlih. NtlMlsi ftr Iti- ind Bsndli, Twa btdroomi wllli tlii il (if, wlilch #iftf«I oiiiMiiit atnl tlin rtfi'iil'tl DUO, MMllla Mlt, In Ltkevisw, Btrauth of btlhroom, HsilsnsTon alllol tltsclml m EXPERT nf tint iirorHillniiN ttfiiii'iulil me ttnw Maltwan, All (tit kivc tsiiii It keiu- rage. Ashing IIMOO, Hao uilve «l'wiTll i The Lumber Number on nin In my mU\ ullW'e »• tirovltlrrl BZCILLINT RUMIOrt niMiMlil trsa, tlfal Itbt teferls md stavsalently In. Uw if Atsn7y. RK I.HIII. • CLASSIFIED WATCH REPAIRING by law, " Center of Hid faii«—An oiler kittle In Oatt htuis, Iteiled on Iwt asm af ctlid ta rallraif, tarkway anet turn- IN TKH'I'IMtiNY WIIKIIKOr', I Mcellint cunrilllun, Living room Vila •m of the knesl tililei In ' Huaion. pfke, Itrstti hnrtutn twnsd, ind main- OBNUINB BACRIFinB-Mnly rudecnr*. ON PMMMEI ftri'U set, siinroum, illnlng rtom, din, Living rttm, kllrken, two kcdiatmt lllMil, Un hivei rurbfi «lly wt,l*r, linn ri'irled. Living mum wllh HIT- 6-7200 lutva Imrilii ait my hanil anil af- iiiiwitsi' riMini, «(inrl lllfhon with innlry, ind kith, IMII fur a tsiutlful Unit- •II slid •Isrlrlr, Onnvsnltnl Isrmi si. lillff, Kill I illnlng mum, lo'njn' mm. SKA I, ll\nl my nljU'lul itnl, itt Trciitun, Krrniiil Until', thrtt hidronmi and kiln, foot loom and lens misisr ktdrtom, ringed, I'rli't'll.itn t,, •a.Hflli. ftir ff)«m, kll'hen, frilir linlriiniiu nl|h hnlli, DISPLAY SILVER JEWELERS Chandler and Maps thU tfiuli lists' of Junuiirv, A, I). I'll 11 Miimtnt, nil hail I twnxir gtriiei Building of arlfk etniliuetltri In ptrftet inhrmitlnn., rail n»n»r, M, Nniak, MA lull ussfmcnli mlKi'lml uii'»w. IIMI unit ihmunnil ulns htinilrsrl and • M.A«jJ, Alifln * ten Afimy, Ins, »o«di«l«». , Prlctd it MMM Itius l-ll«l, tr'nrlt., r. U, Be. JU, Msl.«st»r, nll.fliiil heal. Well Unilii'H|i«,| 70 I, BROADWAY, U>m Bunch nfty.llirss, A|insy, riliiifivii, II Mill, • wen, l«l, Now tikliig II*.Mm, I'NH m |llr LLOVti H, MA It "If litilli, Uwliy Anniifi MB ••0410. ;:.• us: £**•» .«.;• Bmtdsry ol olilli n MONMoiri'H »T., nen RANK PflffA Ten RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29.1953 Cage Re$ult$ Teen-Agers Entertained by Welcome Wagon Two Showers Bucs Post (th LAST NIGHT Muuacjaaa T«, KerM'l 4» For Bride-Elect Conference Win, FrttaeM •*, Malawaa M PLEASANT VALLEY-~Mia*M»ry Niptva* •*. Ruisisn •* Halleran- was given two shower* Paint Plauaal M. HHTSUB 4* Thursday. She will be married to Defeating lions »t. KM* IM, Tukwira M William F, Dwyer of Hill Point, Wi*., Feb. 14. Booth, Condina Pace Intthe afternoon aha ws* honored Rumson Trounced by members of the Matawan high 55*46 Triumph Scoring •chool faculty, where she ie physi- cal education instructor. She wa* 15 Points Each By Fliers, 89-52 presented a gift. Attending were NEPTUNE — Posting margins In Supervising Principal Russell A. O. Red Bank high school kept It* Stetler, principal John Bennett, Shore Conference undefeated rec- ivery quarter, Neptune high school ilaughtcred the Rumson Bulldog Miss Celeste Wcniel, Mr*. Mildred ord unblemished last night when Bennett, Mrs. John McCurdy, Mrs. the Buccaneers shook off a stubbon ulntet, W-S2, in a Shore Confer- John Bodzlak, Mr*. Martin Bell, Middletown township quintet, 55- ence encounter here last night. Mr*. Florence Och*. Mrs. Franklin 46, on the Red Bank high school Rumion held the Filers to a 32- Schaufele, Mrs. Albert Davldfon, court. 19 first quarter score, but then lost Mr*. Howard Wolverton, Mr*. Lea- For the first time In Conference :heir defensive talent as the Fliers lie Keating, Miss Gene White, Ml** competition the Bucs came up with romped to a 334 count in the sec- Naomi Dennison, Miss Laura Gor- a ragged game, whic'h wu account- >nd quarter to lead, 45-25, at in- don, Anthony Nuccio, A. C. Levine, ed 'or by the absence of Jim Scar- ermisiion time. John Heyer, George Langataff, Jo- brough, hard-lighting guard, who The only thing the Fliers couldn't aeph Raclna, Walter Dudley, John waa forced to the sidelines by Ill- lo right waa to stop Rumson't Ron- She*, Howard Lloyd, Jr., Ralph ness. Adding to Coach Frank J. ie Schanck, who once again shook Mauro, Harry Morris, John Carac- Pingttore's headaches was Gene he corda for 21 points. ciola and Abraham Parnes. Booth, who was ailing before game Bill Robbina was high scorer for time. Despite a 15-point perform- tfeptune with 38. John Clark waa In the evening- Mi** Sarah Ougan Pets ut Cimte-Prelty and Popular Coibinitim ance Booth was not hi* smooth- ext in line with 18. and Mrs. Frank J. Ougan enter- working- self on the floor. tained at a miscellaneous shower The, rich orange color of carrots combines with the spring-like at Mr*. Dugan'* home In Marlboro. green of garden iresh peat to mike one of the most eye-appealing Middletown pecked away at the SprlnnttMi, f .. c r Valentine decoration* were th* vegetable dishes we can serve. No need, however, to serve this Bucs in the first quarter and then Icfcanek, f theme, and the floral arrangement* delicious combination in its "natural" state. Dress it up with a few after falling behind in mid-period* Itrndon, e . -.. and decorations were made by Mr*. simple variations. Try Dulsny frozen Peas and* Carrots this way. the Lions outscorcd Red Bank by DMmond, s -.— suy to fix and smilingly good eating. five points in the final session. WhMtcr, t _.._...... Mrs. Claud* M. Blair, laft, and Mrs. John Boll, Woleomo Wagon hotteim, torve rt* Thomas Slnnett of Matawan. GueiU Shlrtfcbu. I - were Mr*. A. W. Halleran; Plewant Middletown led at three stage* froihmtnti to a group of iton-agtrs who have just ptited thtir 16th birthdays and who Valley; Mrs. Quinlan Shea, Red r in the initial quarter, where most bll H| Peasind CwrroU with PeanuU 14 havo rteoivod calls from tho hotttitoi. Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Boll tntortaintd ytiterday after- Bank; Miss Mary Dugan, Brad- of the tight action of the contest evclf, Mrs. F. Walter Kineavy, Lit- Saut* Vt cup chopped onions in 2 tablespoons butter or mar- ' took place. Bob Anderson opened noon at Trinity Episcopal parish home. • tle Silver; Mr*. Frank Creavy, anneuntillightly browned. Add Vz teaspoon salt, V\ teaspoon the scoring with a set ahot, but .uitln. t ..... - .« ..«.. Holmdel; Mrs. Frank Caufleld, iugar. M cup water and 1 package of DULANY frozen Peas the Bucs retaliated with five points and Carrots and cook slowly until no moisture remains, about Santaal*llo"f "'«»r."Zl.~...'.».'. erty owner*, appealing from in- Metuchcn; Mrs. Vincent Halleran, to take a 5-2 lead. Dick Collins Baity, f : ...... Mlsa Maureen Halleran and Ml** 13-15 minutes. Add '.i cup chopped (or whole) roasted peanuts. dunked In a deuce for the Lloni creased assessments, might take KnowYourGovernment Serve at once. Serves 3 to 4. • • KnowYourGovernment their caie directly into law court Margaret Hallcrsn, Keyport; Mr*. and after Booth hit with a foul tobbiM, e .: - - 1* New Debt or New Suit? John Dugan, Mrs. Jame* Dugan, John Generelll scored on a 'push MUNICIPAL DAYS IN COURT instead of following the usual ad- Mrs. F. J. Dugan, Jr., and Mia* shot. [•jUUtf, g ...... ministrative channels through the The New Jersey Taxpayers asso- Icctrmtn. tt ••••• ••• —..«..• © Form of government, taxation Mary Crine, Marlboro; Mrs. Jame* An exchange of basket* knotted Tailor. • _.. I county end state tax boards. This ciation today translated into terms Dugan, Mrs. Margaret Dugan, Mr*. and assessments are involved in case Is on appeal to state Supreme of its meaning to the average man, the count, »-». Middletown then II It •» three recent court cases which con- court. • George Creavy, Miss Joyce Creavy grabbed the lead on'Hugh Dickie's :ums«n 1» • 10 17—IS3 woman and child in this state, the and Miss Alma Creavy, Wickatunk; cern municipal government but vast 78.8 billion dollar budget pro- foul and made it 12-9 on Collins' NfBtunt tt II II 21—8* have, statewide significance, points Mr*. Henry Ahlcr*. Jr., Mrs. Mil- to lltue by puah ihot. Milt Morris hit for Red Offleials: Cknkei. Inaly. out the New Jersey Taxpayers as- FARBILLO PLEADS NON VVLT posed to Congress for federal gov< dred Bennett and Mr*. Sinnet, Mat- Bank and "Nipper" Vaugban con- sociation. ernment spending in the next fiscal awan. Gifts were sent by Mr*. verted a foul tor th* Lion*. Tht FREEHOLD—A non vult pica year. Everett Hoffman, and Mrs. Edward Bucs then racked up flv* point* to Health Hint$ Constitutionality of New Jersey's waa entered before County Court Unless Congress and the new ad. Ryan, Laurence Harbor; Mia* recapture the lead, 1S-U, and Oen- (This column I* contributed as a optional municipal charter laws is Judge John C. Giordano yesterday ministration slash the super spend- Ernestine Chamberlain, Fort Mon- I CORINTHIANS: 13:8-"LoYe never faileth; bat erelll closed out th* period with public aervic* by th* Medical So- at stake in a auit which the state's by Charles Parrillo of 6 Peninsula ing proposal, it is.expected that In- mouth, and Mrs. Henry Halleran of whether there be prophecie*, they shall fail; whether bis set tow. ciety of New Jersey and the Mon- attorney general will help defend ave., Sea Bright, who is charged come will be nearly ten billion dol- Wcstfleld. In th* second period* the Buci mouth County Medical society. because of its public interest. The with obtaining a check for $1,500 lars short of the outgo proposed for there be tonguci, they shall cease; whether there be started to pull away and then Question* should be addressed to action was brought by Hoboken from Philip Glarmita of 88 Port- the year ending June 30, 10S4. knowledge! it shall vanish away." . wrapped up th* luut In th* third the Medical Society of New Jersey citizens to upset results of the land rd., Highlands, by a false Estimating New Jersey's "share' HELD FOR DESERTION at US West State at., Trenton «, Nov. 4 election in which local vo- promise. The suit alleges that Par- of the tremendous federal tax bur- * ..•,••• • • • • period when posting a H4 tally ters approved adoption of the may- Samuel T. Yarhough of Middle- over the Lions. N. J.) rillo was to have delivered an auto den as nearly 3 '.i per cent, the tax- town township waa ordered held or-council form of government pro- to Giarmita. Thia is ay favorite verse of scripture because it Booth and Jo* Condina led the ' Olaacoma—Dark Enemy payers' association placed this for action of the grand jury under vided in the Faulkner acts. Hobo- state's proportion of the prospect coauias a truth that shall solve all the problems of acoring attack with IS markers Mora than 2,U0 person* in the ken now is under commission gov- $500 ball this morning by Magis- each. Booth (cored on flv* and ernment. BOTHERS CHANGES I>LEA ive deficit, alone, at $338,580,000. trate John V. Crowell on a charge •MI, whether they be personal, community, national five, while Lanky Condina hit with United State* are made blind by This exceeds the entire amount ap- of desertion and non-support of hi* •even baskets and a Ion* foul. glaucoma every year. This dis- Constitutionality of Jersey City's FREEHOLD-Howard Bothers, propriated by New Jersey for the wife, Betty, and their minor child. or Jateraatioaal. ease I* now regarded as one of the new business tax, designed to raise Jr., of East Millstone yesterday en- Vaughan led the Uons with IS. most dangerous of all th* diseases operation of iU state government Mrs. Yarbougli lives at 15 Tilton The Bible tells us God is love. The creative power The Buca sent tb* Lions hone approximately $4,000,000 in revenue, tered two picas of non vult to this year by more than 12S million ave., Red Bank. ' • of tha < eye, responsible lot more has been challenged by a group of charges of escaping from Kcans- of the wuversc-tht philosopher's "cohesive prin- empty handed when the Red Bank blindness than any other eye mal- dollars. jayvee* posUd a M-K triumph. local taxpayers. A temporary In- burg jail last Dec. 26 while being In terms of the average man, BRODSTEIN SEEKS DIVOBCE ciple" and "spirit of mutuality;" the biologist's ady. Its cauae I* not known. Its junction by state Superior court held on a charge of taking hia step- Marty Brenner and Tom Shafer principal manifestation is an In- woman and child In New Jersey, the FREEHOLD—Edward Brodsteln, principle of life found la every cell; the physicist's combined in th* scoring depart- restrained municipal offleials from father's car without permission and calcinated deficit represents a pros- creas* of fluid under tension or putting the tax into effect on Jan. of desertion and non support of his former Asbury Park postmaster, haa power aad energy of the atom; the psychologist's ment with 14, and II point*, re- pressure within th* eyeball. pective addition to the per capita filed * Superior court divorce action spectively. 1 pending decision on the constitu- wife Margaret and three daughters debt burden ttf more than 170— urge and swans to sa integrated personality-all of It I* estimated that on* person tional question. ' of 3B'F6re*t ave., Keansburg, Jan. here against Mrs. Renee Brodsteln SID BANK . out of every 40 has unrecognlud the price of a number of items the of New York. The Atbury Park these are descriptive of God in action, the love that OFF In another case of wide signifi- 20, 1991. County Judge John C. average man probably would con Booth, f. i... and undtagnottd chronio simple cance, state Superior court ruled Giordano act Feb. 13 as the sen- man charges Mrs. Brodateln with •ever fails. | s 11 glaucoma. It* symptoms Include slder far more useful—a new suit, desertion Dec. 18, 1950, They were Morris, f...... „ l that a group of Essex county prop- tencing date. for example. Duprcv, tt ...... I reduction of vision; acute headache married Jan. 9, 1938. This creative energy of the universe at work on Holiday, t. .' " Rter f...... 1™." " above, behind, or In the eye, ac- the htaaa level in social relationships is kind- Condlns, e...... , U companied by nausea; halo* or Dowd, e, „ rainbow color* around light*; and, hoaeat- righteous - just -hu«ble - unselfish - is not Soldo, t _ - a* Indicated above, increased ten- Dicnn.r. s> •—.-..- easily provoked-thinks no evil-gives the other Shafer c _ sion within tht eyeball. Discom- New York Previews Spring Styles persoa tht benefit of the doubt. The tun total of all Wright, g\ .:._ _ fort after use of the eye* In poor light Is a sign of considerable value these attitudes is love in action.. . ,. In discovering glaucoma. Treatment This energy controlliag astn's thinking aad moti- # MIDOLITOWN r r of the disease may be either, med- Andcrion f. ical or surgical, as th* judgment of vating ana's attitudes aad actions will solve all his Dickie, t'. ...".„ th* cy* physician (ophthalmologist) Collins, f...... i. problesM. Love never fails. „ ' Vauffhan. t...... Indicate*. One thing I* certain, Kovclnki non* of these symptoms of cy* dis- Gentrelli m tress should be neglected. If un- :. Rev. John S. Moore feklolT. «. Connolly, g...... „... treated, glaucoma lead* to blind- • Pint Refonaed Church SckulUitis. «. nets. Th* light of vision when one* thus totally extinguished ran . „ Hawthorne, N. J. never be restored. JW Bank - It II u"lJ-5 K'MJrtimn ™ II It | U—| Michael S. Ntwjohn, If, D. OSrtiaU—W.lii, Borgn. RED BANK JV THK AMEMCAN SCHOOL Sftafcr. f. You Can't Go Wrong by ration. 1. The next time you pas* a school Sinclttoa. i. . building, pauie a moment to think 8pr»gut, c...... Irwln, c. ..- „.. what the school me. ns to humani- Sowing Seeds in a Flat Brcnatr, f. .. ty. Recall th* long, dark centuries Huttoa, c ..... when th* masses of people were Wright. g. kept In Ignorance and subjugation, Winnlon. g. ,. whtn greed and oppression ruled th* world. From th* vary begin- tT It ning of man'* continuing struggle VIDDUROWN JV for knowledge, stlf-respect, and the Chrlatnas. t. _, recognition of hi* Inalienable rlghti, Jennings. f...... the school ha* been hki greatest Keyei V Z...... "...7 Ap«jr, J. „ ally. Dtftdr f. . «.„ Our system of free public educa gchultheii, «, ...„ Boyd. g. ..„ tion ka an achievement, perhaps Polieaitro, g. _ the most significant achievement, MeOray, g _ of American democracy. Through- PtMarco. f. ..,.., out th* world wherever people are •truggllng to Improve their lot th* Xed Bank JV It It IT 12-1 American common school I* being Middletown JV 11 11 II IS—91 copied.—By Paul C. Stevens, Su Otklala—Grey, Miller. perlntendtnt of School*.) Editor'* Note: In commenting on thli *pl*ndld editorial of Superin- tendent Stevent, we might add that Tigers Trounce without th* achoot* ther* would be no newspapers-for th* people- would not know bow to read. With BEYMOVK FOX . . , The *1IM FUtftftE BAUfAIN . . . Oar- HABVET BBMN . . . Indians, 7141 no on* to read, there would be OBAMMS ... FweH no Advertising and consequently no atlhovette In • MM of pMtel *j*oa tkoor wool art** with «aM draw la heavy It la MM Mitt with tweed Jacket. ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Coac warated wHk Jewel button*, line, kettk-tttd peplwei with iMfleM ablrt fl Hala aklrt, critp white pU*w Rosy Finn'* Tiger* romped to thel big and prospering builnuiea. feminine detail*. ptkMot MM. white Uaoa otter. •lath consecutive triumph In Shori Without business there would be •It is Hwa" aai aie ft tegotber wHh a few naMs. Conference competition last nlgk no factories. Life a* w* know it ^Ani troui mtanlngs out to locations which provide by overwhelming Tom* Rive, Tl-i today would never have been and which on the high school court here. could not continue without a train* d "flat" has •"• favorable conditions for growth, ing of all th* p*opl* a* la now be- quiredid , ringing from an apart- The Tigcis practically protected ing don* In our public school* . . . mint to a piece of stage scenery, tablt or bench to eliminate bend- their unbeaten record in the iniUal It I* for these reason* that th* MilfhMis to tho gtrdentr a thii- tog over when sowing seed, thin- quarter when romping off to a SM people of J*ff*r*on county and Den- low bos m which ttod it sown, ning out or transplanting seed- •tart, Once stacking up a good ver ar* justUM la apenolng mil- usuaUr for growing to tht house, lings to pots or other flats. They sited margin Coach Finn Insert!* lion* of dollar* to enlarge and Im- la a ooU-frtmt or hot-btd. can be moved from sunshine to reserves and used hi* big gunt juii prove their schools. TWs stasis device hat bom shsdt outdoors and kept to a a little more than two quarter*. used tor more than a century pUee convenient for watering, „ After a 1V12 second quarter, AI —Ooldtn (Colo,) Trantcrlpi without anyone being able to im- when it is safe to set out plants Untie went on the rampage agal prove It. Tht modern form comes to the open, the flat cin be car- In the third, posting a M-7 score, NO UIXVMSS, tUBAM knock-down and it easily put to- ried to tht garden ind transplant* Th* Indian* gained mm* contoli- gether with t few ntU*. it Is t tog done with a minimum of tlon In the Anal aesion when th No nylon (lockings, plsast; no standard Item la tht gtrdtn shock to the plant and disturb- eilk dress** or anything Ilk* that. ance to tho roots. Tigers were ouUcored, IM, So run* a message smuggled out AnyetM Blanjimg to start totd John Bordulie sparked tb* Tiger* from behind the Iron Curtain to In « teedbos cannot go wrong A stogie flat of minimum slst with 21 tallies. Jim Hudson acquired a friend In the United State* speci- is ho usot a standard "flit." It Is has room to develop 60 seedling 13 markers on live buhet* and a serious mistake to use substl- Plants to transplanting sit* with- fying what gift* art welcome and out check il the seeds art sown pair of fouls, and Maynard Bee what are not. The trouble I* tha tuttt whlih sro loo smaU, too frtgUt. or otherwise unfitted for to rows two inches tptrt and and Jim flnyder were double flguri tht possession of luxuries wil thinned out to stand two inches tcorers In th* Tiger cause with I oauN th* recipient* to be susptcttd tiwi***4heMmgeivoughmoiit tttt to i»iwlshTvlgofous> grow- aptrt to the row. The excess point* each, , of "capitalist connection* In th* plantt can bt movtd to other ATLANTIC HIOMLANDB United SUt*s"-and that could be ing ptamt from the tsmTAe **ed UMn' m yMuntiUl Mttt ios saw to trans- ••« « desired, and thus all tola. Mulls, f, dtngerou*. lings saved, for transplanting te Kven new thing* ar* unwelcome eiacUy the place desired to the it, f. A flatflat taoutaouM ho largo enough fiFGfn sril, I, because of the exorbitantly high for thtt plantsp , and not too large Hudson1, c duly on them. But when old coat*, or heavy for tho planter toto banban- Plants sttrted In tht home, or Turntr, s ,. di'tiHs, underwear, ttocktngt, or dit, fltendtrdfltendtrd sluslurr ranrangg * ffrom In the cold frame before tht BHIavancf, g, „, •hoe* are **nt, they ahould be inycer, s ItUltt inches, t inches, to Halt wtather is warm enough tor out- warm, clean, subttantlsl and mend- inches, Hi Inches deep. The Im- do8r «P*raUons, get a hesd sUrt It 11 ed. Th* reason for this last Is portsnt dimension is depth, two which results in an esrlier har- TOMB IIVKB clear: In the ntw worker*' para •nches being tht minimum re- vest'of flowers or vegettbles in __ f dise few can afford any mending, quired te sliow unchecked devel- •Pitt of the brief let-bac" which I'mVuii', f ,,',,,',,'.'.,,',.'.'.',','.'.', Too much energy, no doubt, mint opment of (he roots of a seedling y rM V wlwn tr ni lisi'i'tUon, I be put Into patching up the holes pltnt, When spaced, as usually liitnttd'* *' " * " 1 In Communist propaganda, practiced, two inches aptrt each riowcrs which should be sttrt- wiTirtVir*!'"!!!.";.'.'.",','.'.',',".','.',','!',',',','.'. ,', Th* pollution of material thing way, each plsnl has eight cubic ed inches of soil in which to grow. y, if possible, Include pe> Ai>i>l«aW. ir suit In "harrfl" Javlutt over slim match- green over a inter wool orws tiiily moved around indoors'tnd nclud* egg plsnt, peppers, csb- huge white teffete stole ovsr bige. broccoli tnd cauliflowers i • total of It tklMreo, -Tht Christian lelsnei Monitor Men's weai worsted. big sheath arm la a*!* green. 4tted sheath, RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29. 1953 Fage Eleven

BOABD ADOPTS BUSGBT growth, aueh a* sea salad, Eatontoun Hsulel ATLANTIC HIGHIANDS — the serve? rOffliiCtS • VflBflnttf * Maf 9f##H • SfOfvf board of education here Monday Rotarians Hear tt-What Is a acup, and do they Girl Scout troop IT met Monday Mrs. Theodora Longo of Bethany night adopted the 19«-6i achool ever come into the river? at th* Methodist church and •d. was given a surprise baby budget of |lTe,MIM, with «11T,- StewVanVliet 3t—What 1* a debby? Do they worked on proficiency badges. shower at the home of Mrs. Peter KlTCHINS M8.40 to be raised through local come into the river? Girls were assigned to their posts Galetti on Hazlet ave. by the 36—Can you name thyee differencdiffernce for the March of Dimes tag day In J.V.M. Canastn club last Thursday taxation—an inereaie of I704.SO, af- y svening. Th* gifts were placed near ter no objection w«« voiced at On Marine Life between a flounder and a town Saturday from • a. m. to KITCHENS fluke? noon. The girls will distribute llt- 1 large rtork. Attending were Mrs. publlo hearing at the library. irature informing residents of the Lloyd Rcya, Mm. H»rv»y Hyer, Votera will Indicate approval of Questions and Answer* Mother's March. Barbara Britton Mrs. James H. Kissel, Mrs. Robert the budget in the achool district 1—Crab* shed their sheila In or- rill receive first prise and Joyce Iverdell and Mrs. Harry S. KITCHENS election Tuesday, Feb. 10, when By Register Rod der to grow. Aullln and Marsha Bullltt second 'owles, Jr. three aeati ton the sehool board BECAUSE OF A And Gun Editor 2—Usually they shed near the trlzes for selling the most candy Mrs. James H. Klmel Is chairman UHT STEERING KNff will be filled. sedges In order to keep out luring th* troop* fund-raising In Hai>t for the Northern Mon- of danger. iroject. r.outh County council of Girl Un-bsltnced whcclt, bent ICOCM, mil*' The Arab'population of the world The Red Bank Rotary club at It* KITCHENS U eitimated at about 45 million. meeting lut Thursday had as its 3—The period of greatest shed- Lois Thetford Is visiting Mr. and ieouts fund drive, which ia being aligned fcifflti, tnq'i just nuiitncH 10 guest speaker Stew Van Vliet of ' ding is during the full moon. Irs. William Wye and daughter conducted thia week. tlw dfi»«f. Thtf weir'out cu snd tim, Shrewsbury, the Rod and Gun edi- 4—There is a difference of opin- lanet. Buttonwood ave,, and Con- The senior M.T.F. of St. John's ! aw* netting pittifiiluw.loiicf conmt. tor of The Register, who addreMed ion on* this, Some old timers ie Thetford is visiting Mr. andMethodist church enjoyed a roller I Regal Products Co. Uow-outl-ACCIDENTS! BETOUthu KOLEDA he Rotarians on the "Importance aay the entire process from Irs. Charles Krueger and children, skating party at the Shore Roller MpptMi come in for Safety check-up on of the Marine Life of the Navcsink the "commer" stage back to ilinton ave., while their parents, nome in Asbury Park last Thur.i- IIS Wut front St. Rod 4.2SS2 tur Kitntitc BEAR Equipment! River to the Recreational and Ft' Jr. and Mrs. Norman Thetford. 1 Construction Co., Inc. hard requires 2* hours. Isy evening. Rev. Norman R- Riles (No Money Down nancial Welfare of the Commun- 8—Commer atagc—Getting ready ire on vacation In the Virgin Is- anil Miss Mildred Laughlin accom- Yaa.-i To Pay) ity." ands. M General Contracting to shed. Shedder or peeler panied 32 members, who went in FRIDAY EVENINGS "TbtActkknfThat Mr. Van Vllet's eolumna have stage. Ready to break the Mrs. George Whitfleld. Broad at, the church bus. been a weekly feature of The Reg- shell. Buster stage—ready to 'tended th* county meeting of the Mrs. Elmer A. Bahrenhurg Is Didn't Happm" later for more than a quarter of a discard shell. Soft stage—no IV.C.T.U. In Ocean Grov* Friday. ihalrman of the March of Dimes century, and hia presentation* of •hell left. Tin back stage- It was voted to hold a Spring In- irlve in the Holmdel township see- Arrwiftd the great outdoori in a atyla all shell starting to get hard. itltute at Ocean Grove and a state Jon of Hsilet: temperance rally In Camden In It'a Been "Quality" Sine* 1P23 hli own are recognised aa being Last stage-shell completely Member* of Cloverieaf troop 25, FOUR MOKIGAGF LOANS Tat *td laak a-OMl-W far superior to many from the pens hardened. April waa planned. Oirl Scouts, Brownie troop 1», Boy of nation-wide columnlati. •—By the us* of fish heads or Mr. and Mrs. Dewsy Nelson, Scout troop 92, the leaders, Mrs. Ui.« ft* !>**•• • f. O. Ott It. 1.141 bait tied on a string, a wire Clinton ave., were dinner gutsts George R. Ernmons, Mrs. James H. IUI ~ " Joseph WHdanger Co. trap or scalp net. Saturday of Mr. and' Mr*. E. X. Kissel and Norman Rathbone nnd GREAT Body Builders T—No limit as to numbers of Does of Iceltn. friends enjoyed skating Monday Herbert Schaeffer, Jr.. son of Mr. Bebulldlng... Beflnlshlar catch. Sits limit hard crabs afternoon at Ih* Belvedere roller S inches minimum; soft crabs md Mrs. Herbert Schaeffer. Sr., skating arena In Keansburg. mak- BANKERS,, Gallon Hokts and Dump Boaie* S'i inches, shedden, 3 inches Reynolds dr., Is home on mid-win- ing the trip In Rathbone'a bus.- 115 Shrewsbury Ave., Phono across the back. Not* allowed ter vacation from Rensselaer Poly- Smith Furs technic Inatitute. Word has been received here Bed Bulk, N. 4. BK MM1 to. keep females with egg that Mrs. George W. Manners, a SERVICES 24 Sacond Ava., Long Branch sack. No license required. The Friendship Guild of St. former resident of North Long SAFETY miQUARTEIS . B—To deep water in the lower Tames Episcopal church will hold Branch, Is a patient In the St. An- FUR STORAGE bays where they bury in the L card party for the benefit of the thony hospital, St. Petersburg, Fla. Certified CeM Storage Vaulta mud. organ fund Friday evening at the Pev. Mr. Manners Is a former pns- 9—By the hind flipper close up rectory at 112 Broad at. There f.r of St. John's Methodist church. • RtpaMiif • RtityliRi to the shell. will be refreshments and priies. The Hanners are now making their , Nr CN(I M«dt to Orator 10—Yes. A clamming license is Mr«. George Wilkinson Is general home In 8t. Petersburg. required whether you dig onechairman with Mrs. .Theodore Mar- riott and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson Mrs. Wayne B. Darland of Flor- - PHONE clam or any number of ence ave. was hostess to the Cres- bushels. In charge of refreshments. Wil- Long Irench 6-5147 . 364S liam Wardman and Howard Wil- •ent club last Thursday evening. 11-No. Pollution, and illegal kinson are In charge of tickets. A representative of the Necchl dredging of clam beds with Last Sunday the church celebrated Sewing Machine company gave a the use of motors which National Theological Sunday and demonstration of the nll-automatlc breaks and smothers them by the plate offering'waa donated to machine. Attending were Mrs. John covering them with sand. the General Theological seminary H Bahrenburp. Mrs. Elmer A. Bah- MAX BEROWin 12—Yea, they were very plentiful In New York city. rc-nburR, Mrs. Frank Laughlin, Mrs. a number of years ago and Theodore G. Bailey, Mrs. Judson All formi of were considered the choicest Emmy Lou Morris of Elbcron I* Hopla, Jr., Mrs. James Neldlnger, on the coast. now serving: as assistant organist Mm. George R. Emmons, Mrs. Wil- Lift • Casualty • Fira 18—Pollution, over fishing, no to Peter Edwardsen at St. James liam Lambettson, Mr*. Walter Stow Van VUrt planting of seed oysters and Episcopal church. The regular ves- Fmnle. Mrs. Joseph R. Peseux. Mrs. In ' change in the formation of try meeting will hit held Feb. 4 at Roellf H. LeRoy, Mrs. Leonard A most interesting portion of Mr. river bottom from rocks to he home of William W.ardman Mifbunw. Mrs. J. Carlton Cherry, Rtai btott 161 Tinton ave. Mrs. James H. Ward, Mrs. William Van Vllet's talk waa the question mud. The Pride o( Crescent counci and answer period. A panel of "ex- 14—No. Pollution, netting and no Urstadt, Mrs. Cyrus Ro»s. Mrs. Blver Boad Bed Bank, K. t. perts," constating of King Hem restocking of flounder fry. It lumber five, Sons and Daughters Joseph t. Lehan and Miss Vcra rjf Liberty, held a reception for Tomblcson. BE Mill ming, president of the club; has been ten to IS years since their state outside guard, Walter Charlie Gallagher, Burry Boyn- the river nan been stocked. Dangler, and a (Oth anniversary Mrs. Rebecca Collins of Keyport ton and Dr. Jim Btokca, with Bob 15—By the use of eel pots, xpear celebration Monday evening at th*apent several"days the.past week MAIM *TMir((*rMr asMeM •«.) a AveN-BV.TNI-MA, N. I. Reufsille aa moderator, tried t hook and line and bobbins:. Legion home. The council was with Miss Emma Walling. grapple with the questions, and I attar* *wa I-IS** VMM 1«—Stuffing a hair net with nijrht honored by having the national Frank Hertle's service station was amusing to see how little th crawler* or stringing them councilor, Mrs. Mabel Hall of was entered Wednesday night of Wirtd majority knew about local marin on thread to make a bait. Washington, D. C, present and last week by breaking a pan* of life. Teeth of eels get caught on also the stat* treasurer from Mon- glass In the door. Mr. Hertle mbsed Monmouth County Safe Deposit Go. into Lamp It haa occured to us that aom thread. mouth county, Mrs. Margusrlte several cans ef oil, but no money •isajr* IM. »*»«1*g •isss M.I* aad Us, Mas Taa of the local sportsmen and out 17—8 pear Ing. kelliea, shrimp, Barkalow, junior ex-national coun- ras taken. About two week* pre- (0P1H WHKDAYS f TO I — SAT. ? TO 111 door* lovera might like a try at shedder crabs, clams, sand cilor, Charles 8ecil, etat* councilor, vious Ms. grocery store, adjoining the question*. Mark your own score worms, blood worms, men- Mrs. May Teeple, and her staff of the service itatlon, was entered haden. officers. Members from all. over and about $35 In cash taken. An fvM Nktt M MMfaVaM l*f MiWV Mft The highest score by the "eiperU" was SO per cent. The answers will It—Spearing or shiner. the state were present. The twoInvestigation waa. mad* by th* let Uvtaf h io»fci aW mi valajM* be found at the end of this Item. 10—Depending on the season. Mc- charter members were unable to state troopers. HAROLDS 1—For what reason do crabs Clees creek and Rumaon be present. Twenty-five members Johns-Manville Me" deoie are •****» we* HM dhMe shed their shell? bridge are good beta for fish- oi the local council attended. Mr. FKABES IN rM>BIDA RADIO A ELECTRIC SHOP ing. From Hubbard bridge to Dangler was presented a gift from S^INIIX HOMI IN'idl A IION MOM «*••>. ojattl* aed oionenlteNr. 2—Where do crabs go when the; CHAPEL HILL—Mr. and Mr* shed, and why? Runuon bridge for crabbing. the council and gifts from friends. M rre*4 M, Bai Baak MM* 30—Like the Pacific salmon they Edward Feakta of Woodland farm Vla»leevtttaft are ami rwMsN 411 S—.What time during the mont Decorations were in red, whit* left Friday for a three-week vaca- etta»w*«a*e'wMit***eaa*welM...wa1 do they shed the most? die after laying their eggs. and blue and refreshment* were 31—For fertilizer and essential served. tion in Miami, Fla. aei enek, peel or Me. AveHoMe to away, t—How long does it take a cral , to abed., from the time they .oils for perfume. Mrs...... J„.. L Darms, Elteabeth telore M RMM eay eelet Mheaw. MN« M WdneySkiw-Down are "camnera" until they are S3—It serves as a protective cove >kwy., entertained her bridge club ft yaw Mg«t. I* or ***** M totfa* fa hard •bell? for marin* life. Wednesday. Member* are Mrs. Don't Forget... S-Qlve the stages of shedding, tS-A acup la a porgle. Many art Gerard Pellens. Mrs. J. N. Wolcott, May Bring caught at the Rumaon bridge. Jr., and Mrs. Clifford Cedman. and esplain each stage., 34—A debby is a lafayette or spot. •—What are the best waya ti At tlmea they are very plen- i: ladowbrookl Restless Nights catch hard crabs? tiful. Shrewiburv Wkta Ulatf hattlm riowi *ma. assr 7—What laws, govern the catch. Mas *m3&* asaing saektth*. tmi- 35—A flounder has eyea on each Elena Martulla, daughter of Mr. IS ALWAYS OffN Mkaa,4kshMss**4torn of ni *•«merer. Ing of crav? side of the top of its head and Mrs. Francis Manulla. Broad (Exetpt Monday*) 8—Where do crabs go during It haa a very small mouth at., celebrated her 13th birthday •sUMil•saUMil"£23kl!"£23kl!£.£ i ftarttaa? j£ th* winter montha? tlat ie« In the Naveslnk river? met last Thursday under tha direc- their mother* Monday afternoon in OVERHEAD DOOR em wuM. c«t Ooaa't F lite tl lt-What do you think killed tion of their leaders, Mrs. Netth* Melal room of the Presbyter- Ara Always Waleomo. them aff? Smith and Mrs. Robert Becker, a Ian church. Mother* who attended , PRODUCTS CORP. 14—Are winter flounders aa plcn th* Embury Methodist church. Thi were Mrs. Francis Manulla, Mr*. fHOMI tlful aa they should be? Givi girl* are working on their cat andPhilip Helper. Mr*. Alfred Mae- Ml IhNwakwjr A»e. • BB MM reason. «og merit badge. Dr. Robert Tlce- Krllle, Mr*. Nathan Iselln, Mrs. RIO RANK a-llM II Vests ef Cratlsuus Seiflee ' IS—How many ways ara thera t hurat came aa a consultant to theJoseph LoBlondo, Mr*. Charles Me- •• sure tht man who offers . catch eel*? meeting and gave a talk and dem Manui, Mrs. K. R. Brown and 1«-What la meant by bobWni cnstratlon which covered some ol leaders who are also mother*, Mr*. J-M "110WN" Homo Insulation for eels? the badge requirement*. Twelve Harold MeUtrleh, Mrs. Alan Han- »-How many kind* of nih bal girl* ef Intermediate troop 4 were mer and Mrs. L. C. Tilleteon. carritt THIS IDiNTIHCATION can be found In the river? guests. Tomorrow the girls will Brownie troop M cancelled last NOWATUST...COOIWWS It—What is a sllvtrside? make a trip to th* StfVC.A. in Bat week's meeting because of Incle- •ntown and will make a eontrlbu ment weather. Thia Saturday th* Johni-Manvillt "Blown" Rock Wool it install* *Wy by 19—Where are the/beat place* t tlon to aid In th* work of the or HUP STOP nih and crab In the river? troop will make Valentin* favor* Approvid J-M Horn* Inwlation Contractor*. For you* pro- 20-Why do menhaden die In thi ganliatlon. Some of (he girls are for the tray* of the patients at working on their music apprecia- tUvervlew under th* direction af river? tion badge with Mrs. Albert Laubsr tection, only J-M FnnchM Contractor RopmtmativM THITORTUWNOMINOf 21—What are menhaden uied Mrs. Helen Slovak. as consultant. The troop ha* pur- art (uihoriitd 10 carry thii Idtfliincttio* Card. Atk tow* It! for? chased a cabinet which It Is paint- Troop II met at th* achool Tues- 23—What purpose doe* marln Ing and will donate It to th* Cmda. y afternoon. Aft»r th* opening ONLY LOCAL APPROVED ARTHRITIS bury church to hold toy* used by flag ctranony th* gtrl* took a tort tha Sunday-school children. At on the Girl Scout laws. New troop INSULATION CONTRACTOR IS Christmas and now at Valentine's officers were elected. They ar* HOMI MPAIRING-PAINTING day tha girls are sending carda t* scribe, Patience Bheppard, treasur- patients at Marlboro vrho have no er. Lynn* Mount. Uadef of patrol AND 000 JOBS OF ALL TYPES ona to writ* to them. one I* Maureen Webb ualated by Pam Johnson; patrol two, Elisa- Msrt Mr*. Alfred Bowie, Point rd., beth Martin a*tlet*d by Marian spent th* week-end In New York MacKrllle, patrol three, Kare city. , CM If* rttftfl Rtlttf •# byALHOWELL Scherer assisted by Sussn Gerard 4f MANMNt IT. RIVIR fUZA Pollc* Chief Fred Zleglar has an- Th* girls accomplished two re INSULATION & SIDING CORP. nounced that dog license* .are now quirement* far their gaad groomln. 905 MAIN ST. ASBIKV PARK, N. J. IMRIMHI* MaMlfltBssmV attlalllial due and must be obtained at the badge, The meeting elosed wit) bareufh hall. He said that all dag tha friendship circle. •VM • •***•>«• ftlaaMB ml — •- NO JOI IS TOO SMALL... owners should realise that dog* ' The Girl Scout town council will ara net permitted to run at large, meet Thundey, »*b. I. at t:W p. PHONE ASBURY PARK 2-8407 •ry. ABIMai CALL FOR FRil ESTIMATI even though all dog* must bs II fllllllflaf Rklfl m.. at the horn* of Mr*. Bernard •JthaWfMimaaaf csn**d. , White, Corn la. Another meeting I* anticipated ta which troop lead- * ROOF REMIRS OR NEW ROOFS iaNif-OirMloagerl A here* aUatel at Hlaleah thi er* will ba Invited ta make ar- wlaler la named Broken L*ns. Th rangement* for the court of awards. THAT LAST 4t VIARI IisKOXDOUNlsUaK. her** haa had Impaired vision li Al imCTIVl At OLD PASr* ona eye sine* birth. ' Tha guild and auaillary af Old IONID FINAL Christ church gave a bridge-lunch o ASBESTOS SIDING eon at th* parish house far th* THAT WILL NIYIR NM0 PAINT guild of St, John'* Episcopal ih* aatt IMI wire tvtUaal* up a> Is your child church of Little Silver ywrttrday. tUt ajiaulSt witaom MtsilafalfP Th* Men's club of 014 Christ o INSULATION THAT PAYS FOR ITSELF rMulti, fan aw* k *» yavjitall M rhureh will haM It* communion CLEARANCE hreakfsst Sunday at th* horn* «f . TRIPU TRACK «IM MrMta Hkim «dir. Uud Musical? Mrs. Walter Guptil, Syeamar* av* •W ttaaMHaiaBafA "JMarfftstal AAaaf UsVjsM ON ALL MERCHANDISE . Mr, and Mrs. John T, Conrey al V9T ajaBjaBB^sjBBjBBjasBBj ^a/^sjajgjBjBsj Bjssja^ wWW^ Obr* pt. were dinner guests Sun- • ALUMINUM STORE WINDOWS wtUft pCwt IBM VMHf NSMy RENT day at th* home of Mr, and Mrs, MM (aartfltMlr. N« rabMaj MILLINERY . Harry Davit* af Manmovth Batch. o ATTIC CONVERSIONS _^^J^Jl |,J BTaffsMMMflmaff s^MMaaam. Michigan State football coach loik #iW ft AM IMUI faWafiM* Cim • DRESSES Biggie Munn one* scared 1MU 17 N0AD STRUT awpaia. YMV M akU *• anOt point* In five high school track Our Volumt lutlnttt aiala. forgM ifc* a|0aliia| fata • SKIRTS meets while a student at Nort RIO RANK High In Minneapolis, Guaronttts LowtMt Prtos at aitluldi uA ihniaMiia. Oat • • BLOUSES av • ROBES PIGS FOR SALE 15% to 30% off . HKKKSHIKK BOAII & LIGGfefT BERKSHINK - POLAND CHINA CHO8S SOW RIXALL DRUGS the MADLYN SHOP MATIHK STOCK 4ft MOMCT AVI, UTHI IILVIR KIYPORT 7-0385 PIMM M 4-I444 It Pu)i to AdVcrtittt) iii The Regioter Pace Twelve RED BANK REGISTER. JANUARY 29. 1953 mer president. Hilda Schnabolk, whore they saw the show 'High Oceanport waa made at the meeting. Hostesses Button Shoes." After the show Celebrates 99th Birthday The Ladies' auxiliary of the tor the March meeting will he Myr- they had dinner at Millburn ion. Oeeanport Fir* company held their tle Hurley, Ruth Karl, Helen Lul- The Mothers club of Girl Scout fiiat meeting of tha new year Tues- ken and Evelyn Mason. troop St will mset at tha home of day. President Mary Callahan Mrs. Edward Berry, Sr. and Mrs.Mrs. John Hauser on Dwyane at. Watch For Our Opening heard reports of the secretary and George C. D. Hurley accompanied tomorrow (Thursday) at S p. m. treasurer. The following commit- Lieut. Betty Berry by car to her 1 tees were appointed for th* com-new poit at Fort Lee, Peteriburg, BRIDGE LUNCHEON ing year: auditing, Anna Sickles Va. They came home by bus DEAL — Miss Joan Dunn of and Ruth Karl; sunshine, Violet Monday. Point Pleasant will bs chairman Walling and Jesslu Cosentlno, and Word has been received from of the annual bridge luncheon of trustees, Pat Bowker, Grace Mur- Marine P.F.C. Bob Hurley by his the Monmouth club of the Chestnut phy and Kntherine Morria, Plant family that he had arrived lately BANK CUSTOM TIRE Hill College Alumnae association were made for the annual dinner in Korea and that it waa very cold to be held in the summer. Miss Feb. 17 at Rumson inn. The com-out there. Dunn waa named t,o hsr post at a mittee in charge comprise* Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waits of Oe- club meeting Monday at the home U. S. ROYAL TIRES garet Reilly, Helen Lulken and bornville were guests of Mr. andof Miss Georgine Fischer on Hath- Mary Callahan. Plans were made Mrs. T. E. Daviion ef Dwyant st. away ave. for a game party Mar. 13. Hilda Sunday. Schnabolk is chairman. There was Mrs. Lloyd Sickles, Mn. George RIVER PLAZA PERSONALS a request made by the president C. D. Hurley, Mrs. Edward Berry, "Safety In the Home" was the SHREWSBURY AVE. for volunteers to serve coffee and Sr., and Mrs. John Blel accompa- subject of State Trooper John Gav- sandwiches to the firemen when nied the Ladles1 Aid of the Rum-in's talk at a meeting Monday of On* Mik South of lod lank Airport they are on call to any large lire. son Presbyterian church to the the first, second and third grade Presentation of a gift to the for- Paper Mill playhouse in Millburn, aafety patrol at the school.

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Mn. Ann Eliza Emmont, widow of Charlai W. Eminent, Item far ham yaa'N toe] amaraaiiaal ami a former raiidant at 64 McLaran it., calabratad har 99th YOBBOA Bar ^EBBS^BB eMflfl OJB^BBB^ 4i^BMBa^ssAaA aajs^asaaeH haard birthday yastarday at tha Ivy Houia Nuriing hema in Middle- town villaga. Mn. Emmoni it picturad with a birthday eaka af at fata law arictt. Yaa'N flue] tap fmfto presented to har at a party. Pinnad en a curtain ara tomt of tha congratulatory cardt the received.

Matawin Two Families Chased LOOKS faaA IS faaej aa*J b aricae] tha vary lawatf. Mlsi Betty Muller, daughter of In Long Branch Fire Mr. and Mrs. John J. Muller of Liberty si, entertained mt a party LONG BRANCH—Two families Saturday afternoon In celebration were safely removed from a 2H- THREE GREAT cf her eightli birthday. Quests were atory frame house at MS Westwood Margaret Cusanelli, Marie Dietrich, ave. Monday night when It waa Judy Manning, Barbara, Henderson, damaged by fire which Chief Ar- Sarah Ellen Nodding", Patricia thur Slco said waa caused by an BARGAIN DAYS Bcnner, Carol Wilson, Patricia, overheated furnace. He estimated Farrell, Diane Wensel and Mar- damage at (5,000. garet McDonald, all of Matawan. Firemen fought the blase nearly ^O^Bk ^ iar •»»••• oaB two hours. They said It started Jon. 29, 30, 31 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolverton above the coal-fired furnace and ef Broad St. entertained at a din- worked its way up to the third ner party at their home Monday floor, confined mostly to partitions evening. In observance of tha fifth on the north aids of tha house. Two birthday of their daughter Lynns. apartments in the building were SWIFTS PREM Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardy and children Phyllis and unoccupied. Donald. SWOT? Mr. and Mrs. William A. May, second birthday of Ralph William Id, have moved from Sehenek ave. Duncan, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ta their new home on. Edge- Ralph W. Duncan. Sunday after- aiere dr. , noon his grandmother, Mrs. John Mrs. Lawrence Lemalre la a e\ir- Pastrlk ef Perth Amboy, enter- gleal patient in Flthln hospital. tained at tha home of his parents. Peanut Butter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Xldaua of Guests were Mrs. Martin Pastrlk lUYine dr. entertained at a party and children Martin, Jr., Patricia on Sunday for their daughter Jane and James of Keasbey, and SOUTHMN MAIITV Maureen, who waa celebrating her Mrs. Ralph Duncan and daughter flfth birthday. Present were Mr. Nancy. On Monday hie guests were VaUOW MUSTONI and Mrs. Albert Ktdsua ef Hah- Patricia Johnson, Carol LaMura, way, Jean Lukahla of Xaaraty and Nancy Duncan, Thomas Nueclo, HALVIS IN SYMUf Marela Xldtua ef Matawan. Mark LaMura, Paul Johnson, Denis Mayor and MM. Bpafford W. Nucelo, Joseph Nuccto, Edward Peaches BchaneJt aad Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meeklng, Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Blah have returned after spending Robert LaMura, Mrs. Anthony Nuc- several days In Washington, D. C, eio and Mrs. Frank Gray, Jr., of SOUTHERN NAUTY where they attended tha Inaugura- Matawen, and Mrs. Martin Nadler tion etremontea. aad children Mary Louise and Mar- UMftaUD Mlaa PhylUa AnaelUne haa re- tin Nadler, Jr., of Keansburg. WHOU turned to har home from a. aeven- Mn. Alonso White, Jr., Is a medi- day trip to Bermuda. This waa tha cal patient la Monmouth Memorial prlaa aha had won in a contest hospital. Apricots conducted by I* Bamberger and company, among their employees Mrs. Howard Erdmann entertain- for the most courteous employee. ed the Tuesday Evening Bridge IIIMMTID PUtteM club at her home en Valley dr. •eTV^aj ,^BFgej sj asfv V^PWW^araTaT Tha *th wadding anniversary of Prise winners were Mrs. Richard Mrs. Gerald A. Devlin ef Main at. Erdmana, Mrs. Warren Vreeland waa celebrated at tha Tuesday Eve- and Mrs. Gerard Devlin. Others ning Bridge club, when Mrs. Paul attending were Mrs. Rennselaer L. A. Sgan entertained tha club at Cartea/Mrs. Louis Pailtma, Miss her home. Mrs. Devlin waa pre- Esther Blau and Mrs. Paul A. Egan. Sardines—2 sented gifts in silver. Prlie win- ners were Mrs. Warren Vreeland, Mrs. Inea Brltton la eOnnned to Mrs. Richard Xrdmann and Mrs h«r home by illness. ADAPTA-WtAP PUII Devlin, Miss Patricia Sgan eatwtalaed Fair Haven at a party at her homo on Broad The Fair Haven library board St. last Wednesday evening. Quests **'«* will meet Monday at • p. m. were Rosemarle Mshm, Susan In the library, this week an- Lynch, Judith Kenny and Frank nounced new library hours to go Aluminum Foil Saeeo of Red Bank, Suaanne Price, into effect Monday, aa follows: 1J Katontown; Helen Jeffrey and Ann a. m. to 5 p. m. Monday, Wednee. Brown, Shrewsbury; Robert Rath- day. Thursday and Friday, and 7 bun and Ronald Schenck, fair Ha- p. m. to • p. m,t Tuesday. The li- STA-FLO UQIII STNMI ven; Edward Brock. Coifs Neck; brary will be closed Saturdays. William Oaul, Oeeanport; John New books received during Jant» Martin, Tinton Falls, and Paul ary Include "By His Own Hand," Fjtan, Matawan. Clune; "Whetstone Walla." War- ren; "The Mountain and the Val- Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor returned ley," Buckler; -The River Garden home Friday after spending six 1 weeks with her son-in-law and » f "* Rapees," Boynton; "Witch * I Night daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Water." Miller; "March ef the Norman of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Hero." Marks; "Tide ef the Em- TOMATO PASTE ^USST Taylor left Tuesday on a Carib- pire," Baldwin, and "Magic Lan bean cruise, which will take her Urn," Canon. into seven ports. Mrs. T. Leslie Grace ef Mill rd. Sea Britjht is a surgical patient In South Am- Mr. and Mrs, Claude Minaldi ef boy hospital. Church st. entertained at a dinner Mr. and Mrs William Wllkins, party Sunday at their home. The r' till 9 Jr., entertained at a party Thurs- occasion waa the birthday ef Mrs. FBRmFRE5 H day for their daughter Penny, who Minaldi, her sister, Mn. John was celebrating her third birth- O'Sage, and Robert Bradahaw. a W f FANCYCMAMMY day. Guests were Nancy Ratetlffe, party guest. The dinner table had Martha Miller, Judith Mages, a large birthday cake aa tha cen- Thomas Henderson, Kenneth Thor- terpiece. Oueste were Mrs. Rita sr.n, Linda Wilklni, Mrs. Harold Haley Douglas, Misses Louise Thorsen, Mm. Howard Henderson Douglas, Elisabeth, ClaudeUe, Jans, and Mrs. William Ratcliffe. Grace, Haael and Gertrude Minal- POTATOES iT 10-49* Mrs. Henry Drugas entertained di, Pvt. Richard Hutton, Pvt. Dav- froicn fresh Oie Friday Evening Pinochle club Id Dobbs and John O'Sage, Jr. at her home. Prises were awarded to Mrs. Thomaa Walling, Mrs. Phoe- ( be A. Zlegler «nd Mrs. Michael J. Eovino, RED BANK DAYS « Mr. ind Mrs. George C, Barrett Pabst-ett 2 85 entertained at a party at their ' home for their son Randolph, who SPECIAL was celebrating his second birth- HABBBiiOA , ^L^ftasL Bfcol IIAVS 0M1Y • UM. IMe-11 day. Attending were Lynn Tuttle, Carol Jean Barrett, Susan Van- CARROTS tS Volkenberg, Ocorge, Paul and Rob- CAUPOMNA ert Barrett and Mrs, Harry Van. Cream Cheei REAL GOLD Volkenberg, Mrs, Ruth Shaughntsty is a pa- '.lent In Monmouth Memorial hos- ORANGE BASE pital alter a fall at her home. BEANS Mr.. William Ratcliffe and chil- dren Richard and William, and Mrs, William Wllkins and dauih- 1er Linda spent Haturday In Niw Cheddar Cheese 3 York, where they attended the Hoi- lywood Ice revue, TOMATOES r;r Malm l% vtaito Two celebrations marked the Send her « lovely bouquet of ROMS mivisiON from KADIO ft CELERY "Z'S? 1-2* APPLIANCE SALES-SERVICE Al Repair* eta* on Prm'tm PEAS TNI. MTTM 4WffUMAHKIT HAtOLOS 414 Ireae1 St. INMAN HIV* KADIO I MCTRIC SHOP Tel. 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