RED BANK REGISTER 7 Cent*

7 Cent* RED BANK REGISTER m «•* VOLUME LXXIV, NO. ». BED BANK. S. J.. THURSDAY, AUGUST SO, 1951 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 16. Leonardo Work Uy Cornerstone of $220,000 Addition to Fair Haven School Sea Bright Takes Bids Received Erosion Aid Fund

Contract to Be Given by State Accepts State'. 350,000 Offer , For Dredging, Enlarging BM.II For $100,000 Low Moor Program NEWARK - Wot* *» andgisg M4 enlarging Ik* stati ap*r*t*l SEA BRIGHT - The mayor and «Mht basin *t UWIf fat eluded Friday and Saturday nlghti. Storm* and heavy tides have caused •MM. Other bids wen from the The event Is being hold on tho major damage there. Hill Dredging eempaity, Ventnor. ha Fi grounds adjacent to the poAt home The county already has been SUM*, and It. H LoChtrd, P*mt on rt. 3S, four mil?* north of Red a«k«d to help pay for th* work, Bank. Pleasant. SMMU. FAIR HAVEN - The board at Siie and type of the barrier being Tat bids w*r* nvtowtd by tkt tdtteaUe* was taagratulatod by This year tent* have replaced :onsidered has not yet been mad* navigation committee, Mr. Utah* Jaaepfc B- Claytoa, eowaty anaerla- the wooden itands formerly used, public. However, a set of blueprint* said, aad w«w tonad aallalMtory. ' • at of ecaee4e, latarday after* and the grounds have been resur- was etudied in a caucus session H* MM tlM commtttoo mad* • at the dedUatlen aad corner- faced with oil and gravel, hat pr.c*d«d the open meeting. At* r*c*mm*ndatton t» Charts* R. Era- stone laying *f the new $m,m Last Saturday's early evening ending the caucus were County mean, Jr., eammisstoaer ef tfce de- adeiition to the KneOweed acheol. storm prevented many folks from Engineer O»t« P.. S*«msn end S, attending the fair and It Is hoped nrtawt *f nassrvatlM ant •«•• Mr. Claytw pwaiaid auasUr* at SWM at tho «sj»«rBroiM layiMj mnmmif fctw*)a? ef MM atNasi, wto pntiMt •aaraa R«a«J, af to ftumton teara* i Wealey Seaman, recently appointed aomle development, that tk« cos- m board for their farslgktodne«i that these friends of the post will o aasitt Borough Engineer O. W*t» tract ba awarded to the lew bidder. la alaaalng ana eeaetmetlag tk* $1M,OM •awWoa. I* r*» Knaiwat*) lamMi a* ftk Htvoa. MMI Or. CMN A. Wdbaak, layatvliint prhtcifMl at Rwman find an opportunity to patronise :ott Morris, who Is ill. Ht estimated that tht aaatrstt MdUlan U aeeMnmadai* Mipiu af the fair before It closes Saturday. will be awarded by Sept. W aad tha boroatk, He added Fair Haven Left •* rif>» gra jMasft Salairar. T. rratar KÛeJ, ftoarfo Woosj. Mko«*>: AMWy Lawk at M«g«twaa., cwrfractar: Mdfrlww Lyan, Ordtnaneo ssstag I that work would not start until Is fortunate to nave met af their •i*-A-*______,> *«* stJ tki i% >— J-..—1, • t^marfssam Bsmmtsml smrnVMsmM -mmtl AsWsmlmmml J Js^mmmT -til If-I stMaVAAW IBV ^sChsmt Borough Attorney Oeorg* A> after th* bMtlw iaua« k coav eaUber ana aa pregreselve aa these CMifflCV aMffl) lfl#jVr ••^•r T« Vflnfi wWlmjn %• wlvyivni •»••»•• vajmsajil ajvasj i IBBBBJIBBJIII *#•> *•_!•• i ——>• •"»«""|» »•»»• •**•••>• Oray was authorised to draw up pleted M th« werh wenld aat la> MI are oa Ms beard of education. the resolution and ordinance gov- terfere with th* boat *wa*n wish- The eotiaty syperiatendeat stated IU«t»i H. Mlwrow, BTgriaisnT of KM Mr rUvn •««»• •! taV iwwaanal «nt rat? Haww U*4. erning financing arrangements, Ins to us* th« bula la ttptombtr that th* throe R's of edtteatloa. Both will be presented at the next an* October. Right, Reepect ana lUeawaiklllty, meeting, Friday, Sept. It. Mr. Oray MMdtotewa township bM given tro b*l*g cerrted out la Fair told reporter* tha outline for th* th* MaU pomlasloa t* liana* *f Kavon. New Addition at Knollwood School Charm Fashions proposed program *ooa will b* th* dredge material totally aa4 Th* dedication ctroawaloi were ready for publication. ha* eeatrTbwted $1,000 tor Iti place- ipeaed by Oostfl* Woodward, dis- Councilman Ralph W. Lswroac* mat, according t* Mr. Rankla. trict elerk. who ealled aa Rev. Red Bank's Newest said after the meeting, "At last It At IU laat mtotmg, tha tow*- William B. Magaaaj, pastor of th* seems sura something will k* dona •hip committee granted penalssto* Fair Kav*n Methodist church, to at Low Moor." far th* dumping *f nil oa Light- iiv* tk* lavecatloa. Mr. Wood- Store for Women Whatever th* plan* call f*r. they heute beaeh, Leonardo, t* Improve ward then IntrodKNd Rvaaell H. will be a modification ol Ideal ad> that boach. and th* disposal *f Mlnton, preaident *f th* board, Will He Officially vanced several months ago for other dr*dg*d Mtarlali at tk* M»i wka In tun praotnUd Majrar &• South Boaen protection. When atata Dock property. gar V. Doala*. and shore representatives met In Th* project will iMtaiAe retrod* Th* may*r added his congratu- the spring to weight New Jersey's Ing and malateMae* dredging of lation* to tkoso of Mr. Clayton Morning—Souvenirs erosion problem* an engineers' the entrance cbaaa*l t* Bandy an4 tkaakea the board for tb* study suggested that MoO.000 be Hook bar and enlarging *f the •ptondM >b It and dan*. Mayar Charm Fashions is th* nsm* ot spent to seal the South Beach moarlag araa to tank* It mart tkaa Doala* painted to a tremendous laarou* in th* being under the auspices of the aieally would have b**n eligible far eaat of bulldlag maUrlale, «kor*by Red Bank Community Chamber of IUB,000 in *t*t* aid. But that wsa saving borough taxpayers • groat Commerce. The store Is located at Alfred r. loneli speculation. Distribution of tfca Large Eatontown aval af mon*y, Th* mayor noTatoi M Broad St., opposite Mechanic. state'* cash wasn't merely a matter to the fact that the baard had sold A large advertisement appearing Th* grand prise, a INI aedan ot doling out th* dollar*. It* bonds at an interest raU af la today's Issue features the var- with radio and heater, will be Under th* natch-fund* iMmmt Farm Sold by t.a per cant which atteeU to tk* ious lines et trade-name merchan- awarded Saturday night A ton- provided for situation* lik* •*•> dise to be carried by Charm Fash week-old German shepherd puppy, Bright's. th* eute cay* half and Ions. The advertisement mention* donated by Vanessa kennels, will Ray Stillmal n also be awarded Saturday night tha other half ha* to be raiaod f tour es.ee>tional specials for open local sources. Thtfrtt ..Mayor Denis* want an to any tat ing day. but there will be other spe- Th* puppy has been inoculated for ettbMM of th* borough oweel mem- rabies and Is registered with tb* ing and borrowing capacity wktoh cials throughout th* store aot are limited under law. It was mada ber* Of the board a debt of gratl- •numerated in the ad. American Kennel club. Cut Up Into Four IMa for tb* way they pti clear neither the state nor th* bor- Free souvenir* will be given to The fair to being conducted under ough had enough mamy at haad or ana constructed tkt tenant the direction of Alfred P. Lench 1 all visitors with th* compliment* la sight. tloa. A vfcw of Mr HMM'I Mm Knotwiat School •aWWon m H*»t4.k4mm h M» iMm of tho management, and the sou- and Edward Duva, co-chairmen, Other gwata af boner Intradue- ThoatMrr^watfarmolya'aîiHJrt wf«waf>io« UU Sarnroay, «• wWofc tkt tomtrttowo venir I* absolutely free without and a committee from the post and Har sHlllmaa, lUeltor with ** ed by Mr. Mlnton Included O«erge making any purchase. However, Ladles' auditory. Estimates placed before (tat* ami >e* oa Highway M, •krawakwy. Curekln, boroufk tai oHUetor and watUitl Tk) ipwriaui atJaiHon Muim «J» ttotaraaww, aw *^lr*y|^ tMTtrarto. hofo rttjw, aJIwi those who nuke a purchase of M protldmt ot th* In compuy; Al- shore representative* June 1 show, anMuncei tk* sal* of t BVacrt and) •rhor fafJHidt, WrHi Mw atMHrM Htt KittJwowt foKool ton naw aaawwueilw NO ana* m or over will each receive a beauti- ed a ae*d to spend about 11.000,009 farm in Batontowa, owned by Mrs.bert O. McCraekM, deputy die- ful fitted handbag free, styled by Met governor of the lions club; to combat erosion along th* eoast, Eugenia Ollttonbtrg, widow of tk* atahf f/aoW. Ida adViWaa haaama MaMmty wftlt tho raait) n*lJdtmal tmrth M mat MCHM of Dorset-Rex of Fifth ave., New York Adopt Ordinance and those estimstos were ealled late Frederick Otltteakerg. who for Borough Clerk M. Floyd Smltk, city. many years, conducted a matt bat. proridml of the local ekapter, hkkâ^wMaoiw#»*tt*a1at**oitwf MW.000. Untf MM aeMHto*. WM aomHWoo!, tka conservative. About two-third* at The advertisement also specifies this represented state aspen**, in- in*** »t U Monmovth alt Re* Junior Order, American Mt*chan> dBjdkMMplgdkJ dBjJb/ fftTamf afflsf1il_ Baak. lea: Mrs. Viola Btektos, principal that there Is plenty of free narking To Dredge Pond cluding, aa tt did, work for whkk aammmmm^mmmnj ammfm- BVJBjr •^••IVW space In the rear of the (tor*. RUMSON — The mayor and th* atat* wa* **k*d t* pay th* to- Thi farm was * old la four par- of Pair Haven schools; Dr. Charles A. Wolbacb, sup*rintead*at af council last Thursday night adopt tal cost. eel* wltk all salt* being WMMIWV ed an ordinance appropriating mtUd thtough the stlUman Money, Rumson aehooU; Frank Wolnktl- But th* state had appropriated awr, principal of Runuon high PBA's 37th Ball Red Bank Woman $1,000 a* the borough's share of the fund* of only ITM.44I thm r*adr Mr. and Mra. U J. Vaa Mamiart «f Edward F. Rogers cost of dredging Polly's pond, al Fairlawn, N. •!.. boufht the largut school; Wlllhun Monerleff, presl- **• and earmarked for use along It* dent of tho Rumson board of ed so known as Oyster bay, an arm of whole coast The problem was how parcil cemprlilDf II aerea whlel Starte $50,000 Suit the Shrewsbury river, in the West Included the orchard aad twe-etonr cation; Ooerge Reed, a n»*mbtr Gets Two Patents Here Saturday to share it. Th* IMMMO offer to 8**> •f tha Ruauon board; Ralph Long- park section. The total cost will Bright followed. brlek reildtnet. MIDDLETOWN - Edward P. Th* tfth annual hall, sponsored A IW.000 suit against the Wlnan* reach 130,000, with the stat* ap- street, Rumsoa, tonool elerk, and by th* Patrolmen's Benevolent as- Contracting company of Linden has In June'* coastal ravtow, Man* Mr. and Mra. V. U Vatera af Ot- Mra, WIIHam A. Wren, prosMcat Rog*rs of thla ptaoe waa the re- propriating MJ.0OO. ant*, W. J., purehaeod a Mn acre elptont Aug. U af two United sociation, Red Bank local No. It, been Instituted in 8uperlor court mouth county appeared meat In of the Fair Havoa Pattnt-Vaaehw will be held Saturday night at • by Mlsa Oarnell Parker ot IN Dredging operation* art under need, Th* study showed arm aeetton of tk* rank together with associatlen. •totea pataata. both aaUttod "Pro- a farmhoute, garage, and bam, o'clock In the Molly Pitcher hotel. Shrewsbury ave., Red Bank. we* machinery and other equip- towns could UM lUM.OOQ In 100 cess for Preparing Ryanodine* ment having been moved to the per cent stats aid. Eight county The remaining portion of tkt introduction of guests wa* fol- These InvenUona, which inci- In charg* ot arrangement* Is The suit I* the result of allegedly pond after completion of a channel farm wa* told In two Baretla to two lowed by the lajrlag of th* corner- Patrolman Emerson Williams, eerlous Injuries that Miss Parker municipalities were ealled eligible dentally represent an Improve- dredging project In the Monmouth for program* estimated to oost adjacent neighbor*, W. Imock and stone by Mr. Mlnton. After the ment over a prior patent Issued to president, who is being assisted by suffered Nov. 21, 19BO, when she Beach ares. Mti. U. Van Deîel. ceremonies were closed with the Mr. Rogers and two associates on the P.B.A.S executive board, com- was a passenger in a car which IM3.000, In which th* town* and Mn. Wittenberg kai nimhaied benediction by Rev. Chrlatopher May 14, lttt, pertain to chemical prising Patrolmen Philip Jlannlne, was traveling on rt. 38 in Middle- For a number of years residents stat* would match fund*. Th* ario> a home in Scandale, N. T. H. Bnyder. vicar of th* Chapel of compound* that are obtained from Melvln Leek, Irving L Krakowltch town township. In the vicinity of tho pond have turo was one of urgent need. th* Holy Communion, refresh- tho lmvee, sterna and roots of the and Charles Jones. According to the complaint filed been bothered with obnoxious odors There has been no sign that th* ments wer* aerved by th* Parent- plant "Ryanla," and which have Committees appointed by Wll In the suit the Wlnans company caused by muck »nd decaying vege- federal government might chip in Evaeuate* Child, Teacher association. had been repairing a portion of tation. When the Monmouth Beach to get a thorough Job don*. marked Insoetltldal activity. In llama Include*: tickets, Krako- project wa* started borough offi- At th* conclusion of tha pro- this early patent, there was dis- witch, Leek, ngt. Charles Earlo the state highway and had left a Wins Commendation steam roller in the travel portion cials took advantage of the oppor- gram th* public inspected th* new closed a procedure that resulted and Raymond Sergeant; refresh- tunity with machinery so near to SHRSWaBURT-f/lgt PkllUp addition, wnlek contains si* class- in d«y, n*n-erystelUm powders or ments, Jlannlne and Leek) musle, of the highway during the night Other Monmouth resnrto declared without adequate warning. As a have the work done at a reduced eligible for (tat* aid in slmbl* O«(tert of Henry at., a number ot rooms, musto loom, auditorium, in extracts or concentrate* in a Joite* and Krakowltch; reception, cost. Flight B, first Air Reaeu* iqoaa- cafeteria, board room, offices for solvent, which substances are not Chief* Prank Reuther of Red result the car in which Miss Park- amount* were Long Branch, Ether* ron at Albrook Air Force btaa In tho district dork and principal only fatally toxic to Insects but Bank, Earl Hoyer of Middletown er was a passenger ran head-on Council received a letter from A. on. Deal. Asbury Park, Sea Olrt, th* Canal Bon*, recently wai conv Into the steam roller. O. Horay, protector of the state di- Manaaquan, Avon, and Middletown, and tost rooms for teacher*. The are also effective In repelling In- township and Robert Berry of Matawan and Ocean township*. mended by U«ut. Oen. W. H. H. school waa formerly a two-room sect attack. Ocsanport, Oapto. William Fix of Miss Parker to represented by vision of shell fisheries, that state Morrle, commander of the Carib- clamming licenses permit clammers Work also was proposed for tha building. Tho addition gives Pair Howtver, according to Mr. Rog- Middletown, J. T, Welch of Ocean- Edward W. Wise, Jr., of the law Shark River Inlet. Some want**) bean command, for hla work In Havm a capacity to> handle SO* port, George Clayton and Charles arm of Wise A Wise of Red Bank, to go Into any natural clam beds evacuating an M-year-old girl ers, not all of tho material, ob- not leased by the state to other outright grant* for new Jetties, pupUs In both It* school*. tained by this prior practice, It Brleksen of Red Bank, Lleuts. and the contracting company by others contributions for seawall* from a remote Motion of Panama. Alfred Newman, 8r., of Red Bank Lester C. Leonard of Trenton. parties. The letter was a reply to active as aa Insecticide. Moreover, WEST LONG BRANCH — Offl • written complaint received by aad bulkheads. Tha girl, Forest Wlae, was evac- because th* composition of th* re- and Oscar Kruoger of Middletown, uated by helicopter when her left elals ot the Lang Branch Monu- and Sgte. Carl* of Little Silver, the council at the previous meeting In th* total stat* picture, BOA Haviland Agency sulting mixtures varied In accord- ment company. Locust av*. and from Stanley P. Jacobs of S3 East Bright ranked high In priority leg was levered In an automobile ance with tha type of plant em- Joieph Unehart of Middletown Couple Sue Middletown accident. Physician* at Oorgu hat- Wall at., yesterday announced the and Lori* Hendrlcks, LeRoy Me- River rd., requesting the council to planning. Only four other project ployed and tha production method appointment of James J. Hurley as TowmMp for 923,000 pass an ordinance prohibiting clam- center* wer* listed as ollfiblo tor pltal stated that she owe* bir life Reports 2 Sales used. It ha* been difficult to Knight and Frank Mama, all of to her .swift and efficient aerial manager of tho company's Middle- Red Bank. FREEHOLD-A H5.000 suit mers from operating on the riparian more money under the discussed LITTLE SILVER — Franklyn acbtov* extract* or concentrate* town branch—Monmouth Monu- right* of property owners. match-fund* program — Matawaa evacuation to surgical and medical of uniform composition and po- Other committees Include deco- against the township of Middle- care. Haviland of 71 McLaren »t., real es- ment company—on th* state high- town has been Bled in Monmouth An appe*.: to all new residents township (at Cllffwood), 1300,000: tate broker, tkls week reported the tency. way at Headdon's Corner.^ rations and arrangement*, Alfred Ocean City. $900,000; Cap* May Btlf. Oen. Emu C. Kiel, com- Kenunan, Jr., Alonso Curchln, Wil- county court by Josephine M. of the borough to register in order manding officer of the Caribbean •ale of two Little Silver properties. It therefore Is the object of bis A lifelong resident of Monmouth Johnston and John Johnston, her that they may be eligible to vote City, $460,000 aad Atlantic City. present Invention to overcome liam Peterson, Edward Brooks, $490,000. Air command, Joined in Geffert's Mr. and Mra. Stephen J. Ores* of county, Mr. Hurley I* well known Ernoit Blakeloy, John H. McCar- husband, of Walling ave., Belford, in the November election was made commendation for "hla sterling per- Atlantic Highland* have purchased these limitations and thu* he ha* in club circles and to an Army for Injuries Mr*. Johnston received by Mayor Peter H. B. dimming. Storms Ilk* th* en* last Nov. ft* discovered an extraction system ren, Kenneth F. Luk*r, Benjamin formance during thla mttalm of th* horn* of Mr. and Mrs. John R. World War It veteran. He and hla Olover,' William Woodward, Ray- Mar. 8. He said the act of registering re- have done untold damage to the mercy." Johnston, Colonial ter. Mr. John- which render* It possible, for th* four children reside at 1« Aipern quired only small effort on the part South Beach. They have heaped flrst time, to obtain an active In- mond Walling, Jesse Cook and The causa of action as described 1 ston, who Is associated with Little av*., Ulberon. Mr. Hurlsy last w**k William Badarosky. In th* complaint Hied by Edward of the cttisens, but meant a lot to piles of sand upon the county ! Palls laundry, was recently trans- secticide, termed "ryaaodlne,* In returned from nn Inspection trip to the welfare of th* community. An Ocean ave. highway, flooded private pure crystalline form from the Music will be furnlshtd by th* W. Wise, Jr., of Red Bank, attorney Edward Tkoeh Return* ferred to Asbury Park. The house, (h* famed Plrle Welto-Lamson and lor Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, statea appeal also was made by the may-land, undermined dwellings and a> which was built by Alton brothers, woody stems and root* ot the plant Rock of Ages quarries In Btrre, Buddy Canlno orchestra, or for renewed activity within ci- moat marooned certain residents. To Hawaii Air Bate "Ryanla." Basically, It msy be said Th* police department* affiliated that prior to Mar. 1 the township Includes on th* flrst floor a screened Vt, which furnish granite* used In had constructed sidewalk* and vilian defense unit* after Labor Many worry about what the neat front porch, living room with ore- that his process Involvss tha us* the company's operation*. with the R*d Bank local include day. Pointing to the lack of prog- blow may do. Observer* are aura LEONARDO-Bdward Michael of chloroform extracts, water so- those of Middletown, Little Silver, tewer culverts on Main St., Belford, Tkach, KHn returned by air last place, dining room and kitchen. On and that the construction work was ress In the Korea peace talks, he th* proposed $100,000 project will tha second floor ate two tares bed- lutions, and evaporation and puri- Eatontown and Oceanport. said this Is not the time to relax do * lot of good In tb* ana aad week to Hawaii from Guam, where fication steps. done in a negligent and careless he had been stationed • for sis rooms and tile bath. The house has Union Laundry Bnlldi manner so that a hazardous condl our efforts or vigilance. may be expanded in the future. months at the Naval Air Base, ac- a full cellar with oil burning steam In hi* patent specifications, Mr. Modern New Office Faahion Show tlon was created In the travel por The flrst aid squad was thanked No guess can be mad* about tha cording to word received Monday heat. There to »•> attached one-car Rogers describes numerous exam- (Ion of the sidewalk where It was by Edgar B. Mooney, Jr., for Its amount th* county may pay of Bat by his father, Michael Tkach of farage. ple* of tho working of hi* Inven- SHREWSBURY-Wlth construc- necessary for pedestrians to walk. Bright's 10 per cent, $10,000 part tions, citing the fact thtt the rya- And Deaaert Bridge service In transporting his wife to Rldgewood and Monmouth avet, The D and C Hembllng develop- tion of a modern cinder black, While walking on the sidewalk the hospital of the program now being aegoU* here. ing company of Red Bank has sold nodine, produced thereby, Is ap- stone front office building at Pat- The Junior Service league of Red atsd. When tha $100,000 North proximately 70 times as potent In where she allege* the dangerous A 1MI graduate of Middletown through the Havilsnd agency their terson avc, and hwy, 38 under way, Bank will have its fashion show condition was created, Mrs. Johns- PBA1SE9 REGISTER AD Beach seawall was built, the state township high school, Tkach flew property on the eait side ol Branch Its Ihsecllcldal and mothproofing the Union Laundry currently Is and dessart-brMge at the Monmouth properties as the extracts ot the 1 nd hl'ftU* h»t* should*! to Hawaii in December from Ban ave. The purchaser Is Mrs. Anna conducting Its business operaj Hills Cnrnn' *"'"' hrnn Tutsilay —Mrs. Florence M, Oorsuch of. the borough tight. But today* Diego naval base, where he under- M. Biddle of 37 Molly Pitcher vil- aforementioned oar"«r In"*"""" in th* I*Ii|l I afternoon, Sept, IS, at which time Eatontown had high praise the past V, Mould Be noted also that, be former building. Venetian §Hitfi *>M week lor The Register's classified complex erosion situation In th* went boot training, before the Morton Shop of lied Bank will Come and !•<• tntm. litre it e rest county flnds demands both man* to Ouam a munth KHor. We was caus* ryanodln* Is colorless, It I* Mra. Alonso DeVaney, manager present It* fall style*. rtlut, F>xib!« ttt.l, iaelotid boxad-ln advertisement column. Concerning employed In California two years milf/M VatdlM particularly tutted for Inclusion In ot tha local branch, yesterday said MM. W. R. Blair, Jr., 9tT Dart- cornice, automatic Hop, All 1I111, 3* to an "ad" she had placed to rent an and heavy tnd lsaves much m Tke dtadllnt f«r nslelratim ef veteri 39 iiuh.s wld« and all 14 Inches Ions. doubt. ______prior to hla enlistment laat ~ ffloth-prooflnf preparations for that occupancy of the new build- mouth av*,, Fair Haven, to taking Off whin eolor. Nallontl t A 10. apartment, Mrs. Qorsuch called to •»• wish ts vMe In tke Novmbw sen- whit* and light colored fabric*. tell The Registers classified de- ismber, en •Uitlon le lepl. IS. r«rminant ing Is expected by October. Her- care of the table reservations. Prown'a. Ctll HE ••2«S0 for free dt. Heelrleal natarea rtsletratlon nty kt ntda et thi bsroush Both of the** patent* have been bert Frake is the contractor. Mra. llvary.—Advertisement, part men t that she was "literally W« have a (xtura for everr reest to kell from I A. M. to nesa ssd f te I assigned to Merck and company, DeVaney said the new building Is deluged with phone calls, getting the home. Lo«.lr M« H.«» Allure thai C«um luet ii c»u V. V. Mmdty through FrMty, Plaette Draseriet Red Bank luilnttt lattltuie about (0 the first week." 1. a real value, stcdielnt cheats IMS, PlMtlo d»perle» 11.10 pilr. Seott Frtd L. Ajrtri, Boroiifh Clerk. Inc., Rahway. designed to offer quicker service L»«lr n«w dlllsni on ult, ll.lt ptlr Tall term opvnt September 17th. Flor- toilet Mtti 15.91, Odora cloiete Sl.lt, toilet ttuui (1.00(1 ihidi) 10 centi tolf, —Advertliimtnt. and that Its construction will af- All colon, 8 raepeet, tkyew enôji a convinced that wim of thoae ap- particular advantage that auay parent handicaps have ja fact ba- gardcnera would envy. Part af the Entering Vanar . eW*i*>eaOlna| PAvMoaiai^lTînBF Ma^H*' WrlT con* advantage. pleasure of raiaing a «uccea*ful Although he it not quit* pre- garden, ho eaye, cornea from the PM lOTW-eMAOfS I THIOUON II pared to defend hi* poaitlen hefora attention it fete from pamere-hy. College in Fall any learned group of horticultur- la moat cuea, thi* attention i* Three Red Bank girl* will enter •Uati, ha iu«c«ti that th* MMka limited to a few neighbor* or toVawar college this fall a* member* AffWVM Of VOK MAN 4 dust fron the tralna may ac-paa*er*-by on the atreet. In Skyew'* of the freahman claa*. They ore alanhfe. jiMMrvieaei afaeV InelSviaVtal •••VUf II MAN WWII tually be operating In the form sf eaie, however, hla garden ha* aMia* Jaae White, daughter af Don- TOW AM ON f Ml »MONI aa inaecttcida. He »y commuter*, ke de- of Clkrldge, a graduate of Emma »•* a*np*ow^m ê »^*# The noUe and vibratioa af _ clare*, atop at hia garden occasion- Willard aeheol, and Mint Helen M riaobeef e-IOOO (raina, Bkyew believe*, May ba theally to impect the quality of hi*Trimble, daughter of Mr. aad Mr*. ***af. raaW I It *. raajoa he haa never had ta warry bloom* and to oak for or eichange John T. Trimble, IS Car* et., who o> vfcM •bout rabbitn in hi* garden. He re-advice, farther, hla garden I* in a was graduated from Bpo»c* achool. pnis that thi* common gtrdea •howeaae peeitloa for th* flood of Miea France. White'* mother I* if i* tea . . . •• •*** headache i* ahunt in his ca»c, for automotive traflc en Shrewabury hoar, M yen ah*. the mayor of Red Benk. Mane reason, and offer* the sound' ava. nayew a*to* with aom* **ti*- The local ttudenU will be amoag WIU, Vow will tw tha vta ef a reiv*ti ing of the trains at regular inter- factioa that almoat all who ge by, the ott freihmen entering Voaur ..YavaWtaaea caHa»a vale aa a poctible explanation far either by car or train, do not fail when It opena loat. IT for Ita nth m any ane el*e to %\§n whit diacouraging rabbltf "At leut," ha to glance at the garden, attracted yoer with a totel enrollment of yaw. Our only requirement* • "it is at good • rtaan •rat by ita unu*ual location aad 1,4M. The freehmon claM Include* ••y." then by iti high quality. young women from IT itatea, Wash- •fcyew, who live* at M Chelae* Through the summer he he*ington, O. C. and many foreign CAU ATtANTtC HWHUNN MIT. •»a., Long Branch, ia in charge af found thi* common intcreet in g*r- eouBtrie*. AM t—m m tmenr eoN'ipf N'MI. tha watch tawtr every day except deniog among tboe* who »a» hi* Preaident Sarah Oibaoa Handing MWIRI m i J_t • _ _^ • •••hhaig WadMtdiy anl ThurUajr froan "gardin In the rough" ha* brought will receive the incoming fratkmtn «:U a. m. to 2 45 m. m. Ml af bitkirn a widening circle of friend*, and thalr famllie* at a tea Tue*- pa. TVtara It aatwaa, ••rdaniBg work, «f course, ha daea all of them eaeouraged In their day afternoon, fept. St. The aca- OR. JOHN N. CAW — HeaalBiialfr AilMHte HilMHin BELL FINANCE the routine chores every gardener garden 1* located ii owned by Jo- «••»••> face*. oepk Adam* of Wirewibury ave., Boy bebie* ham thy year la the U-* %m. W m* lit Tha garden Include* toaaat who donate* iu uae M a garden to United lUte* can esnect ta live at •epaer*, cabbage, carroU, cara, Ikyew. The result ho* keen to year* aa the average; ftrla, Tl transform that site from It* former AMfcany Slyaw, mtMmm at *• Ntw "ark gad) laaf Iraae* ib, eucunbera, lettuce MM yean. IT PAYS TO ADVnmSB IN THE REGISTER reflree*) infarMctlen at Shrawiaory am, naar Wait rVaat •)„ » •town i* tfca plctura aaava wlffc twa laraa torn***** {net aiaM ffam HH tj#fvvll In TRJV fOvQRJ RJVfl* ™R) (jONR'MfMa aWyOW RM H*M Go Back-to-School inSTYLE! annual WCMII in kit neval aarejaaiaf antararha, efctpMt Kw ao> •tad** af tkunaWint «rat«« naaray, wfcl* aaaatl* a ram af aaal J AIUI klaiiaaet at laili «UT kU »—'-- JLA •«-<*.. mv pmnn w» piwf w*w m* yovwofiinw mni *Jaa» RR Watchman's Garden Thrives B*anjVa«majpv *ja*aan*pajF^nT*a^ w^ ^r^rm • On Coal Dust 'Rain9 and Smoke AMattwr ft>rd*MM at this MM who think tkay trt btttt wltk mm COATS tnan their than of ferdemtag wan eu tak* htart fraat Aatkany My- •w, rallraafl watehnua at tke eroulng aa •hrtwibury avt. MM FALL Fashions W«at FrMl *., who Make* a hob. on by of producing * g«ra*a Mar kit FLAGSTAFF gat«hou*e wndtr aitremaly trylaf condltlau. His tlTorta this ytar, h* aaya, MAKES have b««n "tha btit yet," with hit era* Including toautoei any «ar- PiRftCJ daaer would envy, »lui aa aM0it> aaat af Savon. COFFEE In tkto garde*, a trtaitaalar alat adjacent to the gaUhouN. all tlanU really have a itrugllo for ositttact. In M average farden, MCsfm each Morning bring! the ant warn. rayi af th* rlalng atin with tholr fall tiiata «f trewth naUailal tar tka »U*te. In tbyaw'f garden, kowotrer, each morning hrlngi tha eruhlnf thunder of a •uceouloa of tralm najo- ing by, oteh oat greeting tk* alaato with a mil of eoal dint alat a eUnghMt blanket of «aoko, ta aMitloa ta tboto aaUnwIi, Corduroy there ta the Immediate proatatlty of buelly-trtreled Shrowibaiy •»*, with vohlelM all day long contrib- T uting th* fumo* af earbaa ataaaa* *TR'wOTO ^t^^"dWênVfffif> Mo la tk* aroa. All la all th* DRESSES hoary vibration from tka train*, tho eoal dutt, faioko aM earkoa awmMt would bo *noagk, la th* ZH»-UNtD COATS tyta at mtat gu«*««r*, to aatn doom for any effort ta eroat* a bit of beauty la that PartlcuUr lota- ttoa. Kowover, Ikyew'i fntleaea ku COF beea row«rd*d and hto amHea Ule year ha* attracted tha attention of many aa*Mre>by, tamo of them en- NYLONS I Nil •Wtl YON AN INfttRY IKW

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CM. Harrington, to* of Mn. Me* geret r. Harrington «f Morgan- ¥ilt«, Wi J;, ll «t »MMBt •• duty with the TaWth Materiel Control group M tlM lialtoa offcer her*. H« *u graduated fro* FreeheM high ochoal in IMt, after fraduat-. tag IroM Mattwan grammar echoal and attending South Ride acheol ia Newark. Col. Harrington it alia a aduata •( tba New York 11001 (change imtitute, tatcraattaaal EBuela*M Machine* lehsol In addition 1» attending New Y>rk unl- vt rally. WM rrfvato la '•» H« tnlltted In tht Army at Fart Meamouth vlalon, under the ehltf signal of- •ear, Mij. O«n. . B. Akin. In IMS he waa awarded the Loilon n» mm TODAY/, Bkyett tnm Mt> Merit and •ubiea.uentir returnee1 ohanlk't ToyCtater, ta Civilian lite in Me gr*de 01 Iwu- Rod Bank taaajtt eolonet. ta December, 1MB, Cel. Marring- ton accepted a polities aa civilian chief of the budget and ntcal of. fee at Wataan laboratories, Baton- Tfc* IA Miaul* UMM mawto. afciit town, and wu promoted to ipeelal J aatlataat ta the comnuadtag onVtr " —as them rt* la 1MB. Waa at Wi Httf thaw ef fttoigalng hi* poaitlon during the J Ju Berlin airlift in INI, Col. Her. - - war waapani and el the rlngton returned to aetiva duty at deputy commandiag officer at Wat* ©at. abtahitaiy free a Jvnier-Uefwe bat* •on, a poiition which he held until October, 1M0, when it waa decided ••Tfh.kdimm haiaJUntit—ihiai lua. ta move Watioa laboratorlea to Drawinf fer the b*e w'l be Saturday Mar* Home, H. Y. etrrJar «war rear wheel—auta«utle September «K at (0^0 nBatain in KtW In October, 1150, Col. Harring- that feet en avarytima you erett ton wai aaalxned to Headquartara «W| VVV % lrVVBjTiffiSjnTa A.M.C. at Wright-Pattcraon ATB, the Wait-cVemo-oweomW lank with leud Dayton, o. to awiat in formulat> IFJVn* ing plant for a new Air Force de- M ffwl WClWItJ mMt#a pot in France. He departed for Eu- MM? flftO09m wni0 tr»4)t rope In December, 1M0, and returned to the United Statea in meney «en kuf. And it can be yewi aatity H^rewwa^Vw»aP*#W™*a" ^â^Bf a^wWlW W^r#™ TWTwfTr^ga; March In order topr«par « torhi t fHllb F#tnff With yWi y#M ^#1 fl permanent transfer to Europe. •JaMltSaM 1W ktfali Haft hmtmV In !«• than eight year* of active Al yen to h troe In at tha J. KrMel Stare aerviee Cot Harrlngtoa hu goat V** LJUm fcJ-Al.— mm 9-1 from prlvata to colonel. anytime between new and ntit Saturday. Twl| IK Illy #"• vwlWTfWr Wr rWTfTwr ^ Stea rtfht We the bit street window—we* end yen can hive Five eheneei imtaad ef Runiaoa Arliat May siîi ywir tMfflv Â s tiCat^ta Have Halt Paiaiinf That'i at-put the Mat in the bcky tin— lut hurry—ta* H yaw MeVhar ar Father ttn AAaataM aaaSaSaa aaâaa JAaMuaaaal •bldBAill XUMfOM-Mlcbel Jacobe, noted #M fMfi it#y for IM fiiHa WWII WITH |W TVHJI PwWI. portrait painter of thl* place, hu acqairad 4 painting which ho M- liavta to he tho erlglaat * Frani Hala* famoua portrait of Hallo Babbe, kaowa aa tbt Witch of Maarlom. Mr. Jaooba pnrcnutd tht portrait In April at an auction at Haw Tork'a Plaaa Auction falltrita. ainte that time he hu been at- tempting to trace 1U htttory. Only two portralU of "Tbt Witch •f Haarlam" art known to oxltt Ona la In tht Kilter Frtdtrkh MUMUOI In Berlin and tha other, la tht Itttrepolltan Muieiim of Art Tha painting in tht Metropolitan CONTINUOUS muttuat hu been dtelarod la at a fakt by M. M. Danalg. AHhough tht authenticity of tht portrait la Berlin hu aavtr bttn Qutationtd, Mr. Jaeoba ballrvet tt 1 painted after Halt did tha oat nowr In hhit Although "thtrt have beta ten. MOW flitting argumenta about tho an- thentlelty of tho painting, Mr. Jaeohf beiuvee «e be tha original. A number of authoritrta on art have offered to ttudy It before retching a conclusion. Shore Reaidenee Bought by Couple ELBBRON-A lT-room reildence en three aerei of landNtptd ground) hu been add by MM. Out- tie Felaher of Princeton to Mr. and Mn. Kerry Zuokenntn of New York. Snnla-Vogal, local broken, handled the tramaetlon reported by Prtyitwt Inc., Mew York. The three-itory houao, with porohta on thrtt aldei, wu built about 1W0. it hu a large hall, library, ae-foot living room, dining room and kitchen en tha 6nt floor. Thtrt «rt tht muter aultt and four more bedroome on tbe tecond M. Mothtra, I. SritM atw hu floor, each with private batli, Seven additional bedroom are on tht the newest, Mggoit, meat complete- third floor. In tht btetmont It a ly atackae Boy'a Department In completely equipped billiard room. tho eaoaty. Back-to-tchool promo- A garage with a five-room apart, meat and a ttablt an Included la sow ta. Stop ai ana tavot theaale. Vivian E. Beyer to Wed Cpl. Thomas L. Johnton WEST KEANBBURO-Mr. and j ir n Wlnth htvt tnnounetd the engagamint their daughter, Vivian Ethel, .. Cpl. Thomu Leo Johnson, ion of roan mm sum Mr. and Mn. Thomai Johnton, De- troit, Mich. Mitt Beyer ti a graduate of Key- •it high achool and la omploytd ,' tht Market Inturenee Co,, New ork. Cpl, Johiuon wu graduated from Detroit high Khool, He It airv- Ing In the U. S, Army Air Force and It itattoned at the Twin Llghta SEE IT AIL AT radar utatlon, Hlghlkndi, P i 0 » A. N An October wedding ia pltaned. Trav Neidliiiger POt Tk* CaaaaV MI 0*atal Haattk af M» aaifrt • IftsUlUd by Olson Compwy't Trtined Mechanic* T« Show P "tkw tka Ml* at «»•>, •*« 4rimk« Axi i_ - - - W. W. KCNNEOVi Ua. * IB Rug Cleaning He water MNHN «» At Croydoti Hill te*tk decay. TIM ••* Artfrt't c«M I* pr«d«cta« dreauU* [-Tfc* ktotarjraf *Mriaa) is ndaeinag tk* 4MU1 dacey rat* AT ITS Wf •MM eMMiM. Te ' r***«r* with to* Matt MM.A.A.J latMaakarda**. CALL i MM ant by •f tkekaatf. LION'S MtlOW Mit attMttaal«kkaiaaa water «wmil tk. v palatlag* *r Trav NNtMllagar* , FllMtte* M • WtaVaMha-wleg. af 4**a kr a ••' 4rl**a reeeatetive af trawl* la Ba rld, to Me panar CkMtatta tmw H Blia^ awkvar. Bataatava. P»ll«» m •W aa kMt IMIk It at tk* MM* aat** ck*Miaai al* tk* aacMaat ••• ttaattMl u Ift. • aftoraoo* keataalag BMat knawa, aa4 wall caMkiai wto Naaa'rteki at kt*4a.u*Ktr« WHITE PT. ipt. a through Ivaday. S*at. t. readily wltk aiaat othw *l*aMBte. tka iriw, Mr. NcMllat*r haa cahlbtted at Tkto aaaM etoattat la. MtatkM of • CIMMBMI MM part af ttr. MM**. »W JaMey CMy Art BBBMWBBIV CWMftBv W HWPP •# rMwea tMtk daeaykM aw» ta Baw Tark. tO WMNCt wkiek kaaa OaaH- la tkatarter g n •«' . Beatal aeetollaa, yakHe MBnmnjtm MMHMMJPMJ M*^^M ^r^^^rm •jv^r^naôr la fta Batter Art _»_ A__*^bui 0^BMI ajaHMa\ BMH^ a% Teart Aaaaal. wMk «M AlUad Art- BBBW W^V^W^^^^P BBBB ^MvaajMBHa| SMIV V Ma af AaMfta* at th* National •VMMMMMI ^^V MA AMMMMMH JA feslkfl ^HRH^^M »^w w^^ vâyav arv ^^â*MB a^w ^w a^w yvar tf^^f Special Purchase! An* aMk, wltk tka Mattktra V*r- H^MAS MS ^ÂBV flflflMBMBttlflfl tar BAF* maat Artlata Maaetattaa, the Dcla- MMa* Mtaalaatlaaa aM elvle Ua*- WHIi MPnawV 9 1MMMMJ MJM Ml nn lamiMt in VaVay artleta, Coaacetkat NVr MYO* Ml adMiy af Flaa Art* la the Av*ry Ta date men tkaa 10* ettlaa aad OTW IflMPWl 0BaMnf* NlnffMi ftVM vtltagta tbraagkant tk* United -Hl AHMI |LM1« MBMMt A* -^— Btetea era adding Ouortata to thtir VR MS fnVaj Wfl TV W tk tka Baataa lad*a«ad«nt Art- water aappllM. Haa4f*de at athen an eeaatdertag luirUatlaa CM'« Ma M-far awt k THf (I* aafMata) tryla a»a« far aVai»U« «• SLACKS aaaay at tkeat already have takea yaan Mr. Mitdllatar ateaa ta kagla tka praeam. Taa. Oray. * ihaw at Wtaamttt at»dla a* Wky ata tkeea aemmuaJti rag atlmd ta aitlanf Bteatwa *el- Looaartt. Man raiaattar a* akewai l»_— AJ. tkaaatlre Caiatal BaMa awtM af aatMe raaearek kai ahewa tkat Ma water eaten at ta* MtddMawn •aarldatlaa ka* redaeed dastal da* • • aay ameag children aiarkadly. la VN^HW POT* TwWMRW •Bfaf#l 9Mn^f< IIH MR•aa eaauiaalty th* rate m waa k*M at Cnydan amtag aavenirear-aMa it .. «•> H.7I mi ||J|. INT. par e*at la tkna yeanj after iaerl- Darlar tka awtuaar af IMS Trav Oatlaa waa etarted. NtMMagor tnv*Ud thrwigh W«t- ara Barap* palatlag and *k*tchlag T«te In ane Mew Tark aammaa- the ketatlea ef the eouatriM af Ity that pnetlcti SvarMatlea SLACKS had, Belgium, Luumbwrg, akewed tkat tbero ktd beaa m »U M aa. 9* **at laereaM la tk* a«Bkar ___! atlawBMM* Aa lUaa- _ mMaaA ii fraaaa, Bagwad. Wala* and Seat- HHM Mfe lead. It • thl* eolUttloa whleh la af »m ta ats-ywrniM ehUdna wttk •fM, atppsv nw* tyvaafq MfWli BBMBBV lire*) •II tk*lr Srit teeth free 1 dMay, aaw aa aikrartlaa. •em* *r thM* aampared to ehUdrea M tka aame warka ka«a been lent by private age group la a aearky eMMiuaMy aolleeteM to) complete tkie wow- which deea set add BiierMe ta It* IOY$' ar «WLS' lOYI'MIIK JR. IOYS' •MJATHLinC Reparla «i tkeaa teal* M tk* SNAffYCOAT •cIM kMltk department af Mew Tark* tk* natloa'e ajoet nop ' Mr*. O. Aek*rt«*4 «U«n4«4 ta give tta whale-hearted approval JACKETS SHIRTS SWEATERS tk* *f h*r Miwla. MIM ta SuorldaUon. Moat ateta kealHl «*partm*nt* kav* ain «**enid tke MM•»tm*M*M __ •*••• «r tula HM ^ AfvA tka tarn. KMMI *JM1# procN*. • •Ml •MM MM Mttar • Sft i Juet what aeu*eo th* Udlttea af t* ta. »wt» MMH, J jfZ. sWW wt«k wttk Mr. Man M4 NiWCI •Ma IMM. MM* a I aai ktn. Varaaaj i«lm*«. •aerlde ta drinking water te aat at W» wy. •% M ftrat afcanM yM fat M II. A a dental d*cay prevtntlva ta aat Wawqr Drak* af Jmw Oty lakaown. It la geaenlly bclwvad. 1 vtaltlag Mr. aaa Mra. WlUtaai t«r- kawever, tkat Suorldaa make tke taatk enamel moi-e nelatant te tke MYS 102. MULE Mra. B. Twak, MIM Mtlaa Ta- •aM eemmonly aaioetatad wttk nk u« Mr. ul Mn. WWIam taotk decay. Ntwttl af Taakara Bi One thing la certaJa: laarldatlaa a kaam aa Caamtan at. daM redact the rate of dieey DUNGAREES iM*»n*n tkl* WMk. amaag children. ThU la eno af the Mr. and Mn. Raymand few tadlage la dental dacey . SANPOtiZtD SHRUNK I tngtliktewn win dinmr •earch that kM not beeome • MM- maata af Mr. aad Mn. Bdward )a*t at oaBtraverey. laraee. Mr. aad Mn. Mihrta BaraM af Red Baak were alaa Maatdantel wtentlita 4*i» < • law. Mr. aad Mr*. Bern** at- tke Ml Mrtkdar af Mr.aay titkeactteaaf ktatena wtka ntker, William BaraM af •MttU an. aarkakydratm aaaaia aad atarekee—te farm a*Me wklek Carlr Ottwi iptnt tht aat lata tke taatk atraetwa. •M frith Mri. Loulf fcholt * rort Far tkat teaaaa, teatlatt i WMlltMtMaa I* I. SPORT SHIRTS MraTeiay Balr aM Braai kUltar tMajtaea aa4 Mn. lank tfktta, WAIHAHIIAVON OAtAaMM HrvanMa ava*. vflittafl Mri« WW* ^^""•"KBBBBMBM ••*»"• ^MHHPBBMhaauML* OTH^Va_m_ _ ma W9__ W*ml km Millar af B«lfei«laa4a* at IM avfwUfBwCWftl feaWPPWlt lf#W Tark ttty. Mn. Mlltar, waa HAIO OR SOUO RROADaOTH a aurgteal aatmt, to Mn. Claud* Smith af Cfcank at SraforiiedShruak. Sim 8 to 16. a*d Mn. Marlon VarkMa af At- Untie Mighlaad* ara virittaf Mn. Smith'! fatkaMa-tow tkla waak at •araaa* toka. Mr. aad Mn. ltaynaad •W M4 IM nil Mr*, laphla Wll- •OYS' RAINCOATS With IMaMs HamMa aM a fraaa af frtoad* aad nlatWaa maid a 1 Made of Slrong BUNA RUBBER day at Kooaawlt park. JUM* THuto, am af Mr. aad Blaek or Yellow. Siiea 4 to 16. Regular 8.96. Mn. Omtd Maria af Braaklyn, 3 MUbratad hit tfth birthday laturday at th* horn* of hla frandaar- wta, Mr. tad Mn Ctaarga KaUwy. Oth*n at th* party wtr* Varaa. 6IRLS' AU WOOL Bdward aad Walter Sanaoa, Hap* 6WLS'arlOYS' HUE C*maton. Alicia. Prtoellla and ar MAROON Ueyd Mahtor, Hab*rt aad Judy GOAT SWEATERS Xakwy, O*org« tMarlo, Lmltla and SOX Olalr* B«th Seott, lUd Bank. la GYM SUITS tka tvmlag other guaita wwa MIM Sbat J ta fa If .*• Qkwla Habay, O*mM Dlorla and I* 29' Mr. and Mn. Allan Mttety, *tt Baak. Siiat 7 ta 14 $AJ9 S Mn. Raymond Smith li Handing tw» WMk* with Mr. and Mr*. Al- Uwtr. btrt Blneh af Mlddtatawn, N. T. Mn. Bmlly Blwall af J*r**y City apmt part of Uut wnk with Mr. aad Mra. CharJ*i Shlndt*. Tk* Ul Co* club taak a boat rid* up th* Hudaon riv*r and ta Girls' DRESSES Maahattaa Idaad tmday aboard to* "laMy Hook" boat of Mr. and Mra. Fruk Muaanta *f Part Man> By LOOMOUFT mouth. I* th* group wan Mr. and Mr*. Frank Klrwan, Mr. and Mn Oaarga Warnek. Mr. and Mn. $in$3t»6X SUES 7 U12 Uayd HaJUday. Mr. aad Mr*. Wll- tttvm VaaflaU, tkto plaet, aad Mr. aad Mn. Haward RkadM af 3 EwiStep M>ffw new rta •J89 Tka W.tC.k\ af tka ktithadlrt okank Md a ptaala Itat Than- dty at Itoakafaltor park. Tkan CrMKik tfc» lltttt ««tft «Mh O ClMtb th* l*Rfl>ltMlHf IMW- 0 Cketk ««r ae w*r* * mimbm aad frlmdt pr**- atyha « ffalda. CMa, Tw* Taan. •at A awarad dlih auppir mi I 4Hfwfta)wl Iaat compart tbt aV naatl Packard *kmtihrat no: V •Wiwsmiil Wt'n ill ta tea aaty ta waah fakrka. Mr. aad Mr*. Okorm Paataa an* iliBV MM* in teat 18*«o«hly Bkdmht new ftcbtd TLidtAok am^htAmOmMonMi tertahMd Iaat waak Okpi aad Mm ptymmt (ttMf H Hum) btcwan s Bniinn, Amatfc»'i bighis$*ompw- «p • Wfkd takcrJoa of mmi tm m Jamil Paiton af Waw Tark, *krw*ptk»i" Of tod a Packari: th* Wg«/-wlth At *mlct-ft** tlm- mtt contu dkwinit lo-doat lip Lai* Hofraan eaUbraUd tor ateU Mrthday Wadnnday of lait fnm wtrUtf fmtt thin la antiMt turoflaf. wMk wltk fc*r paraita wha an $11* of corapuabk power. New tvnjtmg „„.' vliltlng at Tami IUMT. '* ...anfdoa>fi COMI fN- GIRLS' COTTON SLIPS MIM Carol Birna* of Union City I. gmwc dunbllity ttcord. Fact: Of M m md oVf»t (Tw and MIM Dorothy Dunflnrt of Wait Ntw Tark win gUMl* avir Wltk kalH «p ahoalder, full cut, Fruit of the ^W ^^C th* WMk-*n« of Mlt* Lsli Comp- tvtrio%m*stillhsttvktl Learn ftMa. Mak tatf wklta. Maud tall. M ^m toa. Ml** Mta B*im*tt *nUrtala*d h*r Sutday-aehool mplli af th* Mith*dlit church at Lakiw*od lait WMk at a picnic. Attindlag war* Itobirt and Donald Bmnttt, Rabin WORK CLOTH1S HIADQUARTIRS Smith, John Oreen, Charln Cnlln, Oiniil Timmi and William Mar- nitt, aim Mrs. Milton Bmmtt and Mra. Bdward Bwmtt wha aceom- panlid tham. Harold Urb* aprat fhinday at PoughkMaila, M. T. STORi OF 1001 IAR6AINS Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Vivian *n- t*rtaln*d thatr daughter and tea- 8 BROAD STREET RED BANK In-law of Brooklyn thli w*«k. RED BANK MOTORS, INC MONBT BACK OCAJUIfRBîr* Bad Tap* la Maklac Adiuatmmto Mr. and Mn. O*org« Morvan •pint lait waek with Mr. and Mn. 32S Maplo ATO., Rod Bank, N. J. Telephone HE M800 Mlchtil Ou*y of Ooalwa, K T. WOOLS AND WORSTEDS SfONtHU i SrttUMK tiAAY KM THi NHTXI

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9M Bright Roaei Shows gull C—iltletM MBA BRIGHT — Council*** UO — Tha eenttrvatlea Kiili JacoUcn reported Friday eurvey Meat) of Moamouth county, Might th« Charlu J. HtaM arm •( the tret tuck mtpa printed In the _ . Atlantic Highland* hi« completed atata, havo now boon In uto tor • H,ttM project to recondition NV- about two run, Theet mapa are •rtl atreett. prevldlag valuable information con- Ha Mid Riv«r, New and Bouth cerning toll and land condition*. art*, and Imbrle pi. were raiuriaead The laftrmatlea contained In thtte Md put I" food condition. How. mapa haa recently been tabulated emr, ho MM, It proved a mistake by the Mil conservation aerviee to far tho horouth to put river lilt provide an evtr-all picture of re- kthlnd tht hulkhtad at tho foot of aanreoa and eandttloae in the fabric 91. Tho etuff won't harden, county. y9i fee tUtcd, and ahould bo removed Aeeordlnff to K. P. WlUon, toll sprooot ON motcnlng wapexisi oVsts up aw tho apae* can bo 811*4 with hard ewveyor of tha Mil eon»ervatlon e drfory dorm In minwtstl WeAOVful quol* SMSt oarth. OthcrwlM, flrt equipment aerviee, thla Ubnlation «how« that wilt not b« abto to draw wator from ellghtly over M nor cent of the My that wsars practically fersvar...and tht river thtrt. land area la •lotted to acme extent rwtf musm, ifitdi tint or fadst, cW Wft to Mayor Thomai rarrtll eallod Mr. by poor Mil drainage. However, on- fit) your Bates bofat you got Jaeohten'a attention to what ho ly II per cent of tho land which la Mil have been a teriea of eom- cultivated la aubject to cuch drain- plaints about holes and tht rough age eonditlona. Thla indleatei a ae- surface at Shrewsbury way, North lection «f tho better drained land* Beach. The street committee chair- for crop production. ma said he'd look into the matter Tho eurvoy of oration condition* •NSMt, «tS|t tlMS l»i|M. IS thla week. In tho county *howi that Tl per Council decided to uk the Jer-cent of tho land haa little or no •ey Central Power A LJfht com* eroalon. 11 per cent ha* ellght ere- party to move a utility pole on Qa-alon, and the remaining IS |»r cent 1st cealftt. M m •enM nht borne pi. to avoid future dlsagree- haa aevere to very Mvere eroeion. latltem stNl cetori, mtnt about where a atreet H|ht At might be expected In the ahould be located. Coastal Plain area, Monmouth coun- lil»milnerHtv Voters' attention was called to ty toll* are en the aandy aide; about thi fact that registrations for tht TO per cent being lighter than a autumn election! close Sept. 37 and that applications for appointment Theee are but a few of the fact* •• election challenge™ muat be derived from the tabulation. Such lied with the county board of elee- faett a* thoaa pertaining to indi- tlona by Oct. ». vidual firma can bt obtained from tha map* in the County Agricultur- Borojigh Cletk ThomM Leery al building, 90 Court at., Freehold. VoWJ V^VI BwtP^ g9J vnsjl"vfBj aaid lie would advertise tha time, ^ff len ll|l IVÎW* 0J IV. 0. COATS, Auctioneer. 4M lath Ave., Long Branch, V. I llnsd, and drapery hooli • rtady to Center of Rod lank h*ng In thrss »hort mlnutei, Labreeaue, CsaseM ^ in tha Soartt Issbuek luildino TIXTURIS, CHILDREN'S PATTERNS *t, tun RED BANK REGISTER bait of la* j<* itself, th* way it was set •» and those who crested it; again we Mane LETTERS FROM I EVENTS OF YEARS AQO the system, Mt the ssaa. Then arc good latest mmJLit.tmttm* at OUR READERS •maV** led Beak, K 1, easer'*ke*S and poor soldiers, osadalc aad workers. f>_—ûg. j—0 i^fgduaaam •SBmwjs" fJBI san>nnwa»nn» The seriout and the lasy lire in and out of STAfVS FROM REQISTER FILES government, at all levels. THURSDAY, AUOUBT as. ISM But our* in the opinion, and (t stand*, sUd Baak IS, W. J, A party ef PMM peepi* took a Oator Hesse, Sr. hal a (Shrewsbury, N. J.} tail aa ShedST oTi. Davit' iMwcb that the Aiwrican has a big price to pay Aag. IS, ISM. boating aad ashing skis?, propelled Tt> tht BdMet: view ths Bhimrerk with by a /•kasoa motor, built by tbe Dm Nat Wart His FrUaJs MM for today's government. He should eipect aaeaa* Uptea aboard, which wa* Red Bash Yacht Works. Mr. Hesse, it to bur the service of eiperts who would I am enclosing herewith ft topy anehorad ia th* my ** Bandy whe wa* one ef the oldest members In talking with Assessor George W. of letUr scat t«Mr. Clarence Berg- In tha group were Mists* el th* Meeeaoutb Beat Club, establish policy to remove friction, rach er, president of the Beard «f Gdu- Ore** M.Cbadwkfc. Margaret Baals- Brav Tuesday morning concerning the ref- cation of Shrewsbury school, re- punned te keep his new beat at as Mr. Bennett disclose*, and to guide all garding story published ia your dett, Ortoe Brad*, Borah Clay, Pair Haves until the huatlng sea- erendum to come before the rotor* of Bed paper 4%. U, captiened "Coafus- CotUe K. Weaver oad Mi** Form- mo began at whleh tlm* it wa* to public servants to do Ue best Job possible tan, Broost E. Posh, Bdward W. Bank this Fall ai to whether the boroagh ioa Beiges as Perenta Try teop- he cent U hi* camp *a the shores for the taxpayers. Waite should not be pose Double Session." Wist, Jama* B. Wearer, Harry Her. of the Hullica river. it to aboli»& the one-man anomor fur • I would be deeply iadebted ta you A lift-tit* portrait ef the late tolerated. We hope suggegtiont made and for pubUohlag ssase. three-man board, Mr. Bray told a Register Irving Brown, Joseph Edmund Wilson of Red Baak, for- implied 1B Mr. Bennett's letter capture Tours aiacerely, Edgar, Jr.. Herbert Davis. Joceb mer oiternty-gcaerai of New Jei- representative that he did Dot want hit Butb N. Andersen. OaraweU oad Charles B. D. PsaweU the attention of people in Washington who mr, wu naviUed ta the rrceholo friends and supporters lor Buuiy yean to ef Bed Baak; Miss Ethel Bahsrt- seurthoot*. Beard ef BoWtioo, son of Brooklyn. Mb* Carri* an do something about them. Mr. Bennett: Shrewsbury Sehnel, Matthew A. (Hwer, a printer oa be misled. Bvorst of Booth Aatboy aad Miss Th* Register Mtff. purchased • M -Well Donor ahrewsbury, N. J. Can Johnston of Arlington, V*. He stated that he had been informed Attention, Mr. Clftrtace Bergtr, aa William St., near Mechanic st. president. Jaetph Uttle. proffrtator of Mew- aa whleh he pltnned te build a through very good authority that afcovM Dear Mr. Serger: mas aprws_ t VlUoVttto, gavt a pper- heuos fsr sis own oeeupeaey. the voters decide they want a three-nan Fair tUvoa'a Progr—a I asacnclaslag a cltphing Whet 1 for the baetSt ef thelU lUd d Mrt. Uwls S. Thompson of U*. from The Red Bank JUgaHer ef and cleared IBS which craft, who wa* spending tht gnnv board of assessors, Mayor White ta to The laying of the cornerstone of the Aug. St. The etery infers that the west late the User Day pared* mtr la the Adirondack*, wu fteo e Bane him as a member of the board, He new addition to the Knollwood public meeting whleh took place Aug. 21 fund, tan* Chatty had tharge ef day guest or President and Mrs. at the home of Henry Petsal, and th* boa tdtce, Meter B. htoQwea Coelldgt, whe wen spending part •aid that under no consideration would he school at Fair Haven Saturday marks which was attended by epprosl- mattly M parents, all interested ia we* tieket-tohtr, and Augustus of the summer ta that locality. accept the appointment. another milestone in the advancement of maintaining prMtnt educational Bchraeder, William Woodward aad Attending a party glvea for Mr*. standard* for their children, couM Ftauk Denltt were aakan. Cenrad Decker ef Colt's Neck were He further stated lie was eampai|Dln| educational facilities in that progressive not be held at the atheol because rredetlch M. Byram, aea ef Mn. William Yeumana. Mist Se> (or the continuance of the onc-membcr ays- and fast-growing community. The new you had denied nermlsttoa to useBhe could not have gone ts a more yet It wa< being charged against Jtmea Byrtm of Uncieft, awl phk CMaotki, Mr*. Asher Crawford, the buiildlng. The story further appropriate source for title of herappropriated funds and the poor MiM babelle C. Roger*, daughter Mrs. Cotts and ton Harold, Mrs. teni and that he his support from a large wing, which adds six classrooms, also an implies that I was the source ot book—ia view ef her esperiences. taxpayer was faoting the bill. Mort af Frank Refers ef Washington et., Stgmund Dombroskt and Dorothy, the rumor. I enclose for you s sheet from serious than the tainayer footing Rtd Baak, drovt te Atbury Park nuuiuer of Hod Dank taipsyers who are auditorium, cafeteria, board room, clerk's Upon being ejaastlMMd by Mr. Kenneth and Ocorge Decker. on* of our public educational per- the bill was th* fad that 110,000 and wart married by Rev. 8. C Mr. and Mra. William Best re- out to defeat the referendum. and principal* offices, and teacher*' rest OrlSHh at th« close af the above- iodicals which ceataia* tb* more worth of much needed parte for Haneeek, a former poster ef the mentioned meeting t explained in salient fins sages from New York the power plant and other equip- turned te their home at River Plasa rooms, was constructed nt a cost of detail my conversation with Mn.State's Legislation governing men- ment waa being held up for theRtd Bask Mtthedlit church. On after ipendlng their vacation at •320,000. Cunliffe, the librarian. Bines con- tal hospitals. lack of funds. tb* trip homt their bant became Cleveland, O. How Abo* It, IU4 Baak? versations obviously become Alto contains tacerpt from book At aoma ittttoM tha civilian em- frightened by an automobile. Tbe Mist Helen White, daughter of The need for enlargement of the school garbled la transmission I wish to on "Administrative Psychiatry," by ployees are deBaltely looked dowa carriage (truth th* curb, throwing Fred White of Atlantic Highlands, It was surprising to learn recently tint state the following: Dr. William A. Bryan, for many on and regarded a* Mmethine; Con- the occupant* out and they were became apparent several years ago when 1. I attended the meeting solely returned home from a trip ta Bed Bank doe* not bare an ordinance to ae a parent and taxpayer Interest- year* superintendent ef Worcester, grtat forced upon th* Aimed Serv- painfully Injured ae a reealt ef be- Europe. the board of education showed foresight ed in seeing my child get a decent Man. State hospital. Dr. Bryan's ices. I recently had copies of Dieiag dragged along tht (treat. Terrenee Mulligan of Fair Haven, require couricted criminals to register with boeh was published in IMS, but his Department ot Defense policy on Mary C. Hanklnaon, wits of John In making a house-to-house survey of the education. (At this point I would sound counsels have been largely civilian personnel run off on th* wu at Long Branch hospital In a the police when they come to this borough. like to refer you to the brochure ignored in actual practice, and in mimeograph and poited on all bul- Hanklnsen of Everett, died of a serious condition ss a reiuK of be- borough. That decision saved the borough published by you dated May I, deaigning and building new hos-leton boards in my department. Tht heart condition at the age ef St. ing struck by an automobile while Several yeara ago—with the advent of Mon lMt, aubmitting proposed plans for Beside* her husband, her three *ur» thousand* of dollars because if the board the three-room addition. On page pitals. officer who is the head of tht de- riding a bicycle at Pair Haven. Mr. mouth Park race track—the county prose- two you clearly state that "Intro- Mow that New Jersey is planning partment was reprimandtd by thvivtn* g children were Benjamin Mulligan, who was BJ yean of age, had waited "until the Inst minute" before duction of a two-session school a new hospital, plus improving old Commanding Officer of the atation Hanklnaaa. whe lived at homt, was on hit way to visit friiads cutor requested the adoption of auch an ones out of proceed* of tht J5 mil- for my doing thU. Tha C. O. MMMr*. Curtlt Often of Red Bank ud deciding on the addition the cost would would necessarily Impair the edu- we were just looking for troublt. when he wu struck on Fair Hiven ordinance. Both citiea In the county and cational standards now maintained lion bond Usue, I thought you could John Stiffen of Oemnpert. rd by ai/ nuto driven by a Jtrtey have been considerably higher—the e«ti in our school"). beneficially utilise some of contents. Although thl Navy Department has moit municipalities adjoining Bed Bank Sincerely, one of the finest Mrsonnal pro- Mrs. Jan* Bmtth ot River et., City resident mate baned on current costa being placed J. Approximately one hour prior gram* that ean be boasted of this widow et Patrick Smith, «tsd at tht More than SM children took part to meeting time I received several John k. Erit, atation haa yet to establish a> train- age of II, afttr an illn*** of three haw auch a law. It ia, we hope, aa over- calls from parent* who were com- tfT Linden avt,. Teaneck, N. J. la tha fifth annual baby pmdt at between 9280,000 and 9300,000. ing program, any kind of employe* month*. Twa children, Mn. Jam** Highlands. Leading the lint of night on Bed Bank'a part which toon will i"L *} *•£ •»••»»«• stklng me If Addenda: If you have read the service*, or a Beneficial Suggestion (JrlflU and Mrs. jam** Carroll, marchers wen Dr. John U Opfer- Efficient management of municipal af I had obtained pormlietea from Bnaks'Ptt. or seta th* movie bated Program. All these improvement* be corrected. have not only been recommended both ot Red Baak, survived. man, mayor of Highlands, and fairs in Fair Haven resulted In another the Board of Education to use theon It, you will have noticed how school. I replied that since the general orders art violated in prac- by employeet working on the sta- Adeline, wliaw of Jeaathan Conk, Helen Quut, ths aueen at the event. saving to the taxpayers. Because of the meeting In auestloa wat not span.tice—in dealing with the patients. tion hut have been recommended by died at tho home of her daughter, Men than « cupi were awarded the dlatrlct personnel officer. Ml** VMM™ sored by the Parent-Teacher asso- Had the nurse obeyed General Mr*. Frank Ntwman ef Maaaswea. to the wlnnen la the respective borough's excellent financial condition, elation and I had not called earns, Order T she would not have arbi- She wot Si ytar* old oad had en- vldottj. It wa* not my responsibility to Why not investigate a little high- William V. Bennett, writing as froa bonds to finance the cost of the addition trarily placsd "Virginia" in straight- er also? Mow about the Inspection joyed good health until a ytar pre- _Ughtnlng itrueh a fears «* aak permission. We, therefore, felt jacket without doctor's ordtn. partlea tent out from tht various vious. MM hat resided ta Rtd Bank Thomti Johnton'* farm at Tlatoa aeroaa the aea, aayt our "Operation Drain- were sold at the interest rate of 1.8 per cent. ie expedient to tranarer the meet- Same as to General Order 8. Had bureau* and etaff oak** to th* Ar- practically all htr life, moving te Fall* which resulted la the build' ing to th* homt of one of tht par-that been obstrved "Virginia" would my and Navy Installations? Do Manaaauaa about It) year* prtvteu*. pipe" editorial in the Aug. 2 lane "knocked These examples show the caliber and ents. lag being destroyed by fire. Tha & I sailed Mrs. Cuallffe, ths li-not have been left to wonder where they really Inspect? If they do, Betides Mra. Ntwmaa, htr eurviv- IOM wu estimated at IT.O0S and the chip off ny •boulder." In hU tetter, sti. .lure of the officials who operated the brarian, and asked her to request aha was. or why, etc. how good a Job do they do when lag children were Mrs. Merit* wat partly cover** by tnmranet. And the scene where tufftrtr Is in many cases a good part of the Whit* ef Matawan and William, 1 reprinted on thia page, Mr. Bennett appeara Fair Haven schools and the municipal gov- parent* te come to the home of brought before the assembled staff time is tnent at social funetloas Conner * Cedar Orov* hotel at Henry Petial because we had ne-ot Rockltnd State hospital, N. Y.,givtn ia their behalf and the rait Otorge, Henry, aad Edward Conn Water Witch wai th* sitting for to believe It waa our Intent to criticise ClfU eminent Fair Haven has growing pains ected to obtain permission to use of Red Bank. e school. to be badgered and plagued by the is spent in an office or conference th* shore dinner enjoyed by th* Service employee*, aa anch, wbereaa tht which present new and difficult problems SI am sending a copy of this let- doctor*, until In denigration, she room discussing the thing* they In tht group ot Bad Beaker* who director* and officer* of th* Red ter to The Red Bank Register In bites Snger of on* doctor who ktpt abould be visually inspecting? How went on a atraw rid*-to Pleasure Bank Building and Lean aawtla. editorial waa aimed at continued, aneon- bat with good men running the affairs of poking at her face to emphatic* many of thtm that do attempt to the hope that. If puMtihel, It will hu asinine questions. Is standard make a visual laaptetloa aee any- Bay and then to tha Highlands tlas. Attending wet* Robtrt f. trolled government spending. government the taxpayers can rest assured enlighten the parentt of Shrews- procedure by doctors st al in the** thinge excepa t athal laaptetlot whicha tbaeee Comany- where they had • dene* wore Wilbur, Chtrle* K. Strau*. Bailey bury ae to the true course of ^hospitals." Incredible "psychiatry" thing excepOfficet thar t whica( thh «tb eatatio Comn - Mlaatt Cecil* K. Weaver, Or*** M. B. Morris, Mayor William H. R, We are not' being critical ot Mr. Ben that their tax dollars are not being wasted tytaU, IIBCO there may he a lew and therapy, but true, unfortunate- manding Officehlr d a( th?« I atation Chadwkk, stash) Meredith, Sarah White, Edwird H. Ufetrt, Marcus who labor undtr the deluilon that think* they should we? In aomt Clay, Thomas Irving Brown, Joseph nett; hie letter ehowe him to be the typt —that they are getting a dollar's value for I purposely attempted to antagon- ly. This unscientific and inhuman eaeaatt a prtvll printeitdd «ueation- M. Davldtoa, Harry Campbell. policy I* enough for any falrmlad- nalre* are Edgar, Jam** B. Weaver, Bmatt Louis Cenovtr, Kdwtn R. Csnover. every dollar spent ise MM parents against the Board ed) to render ft vtrdlct of guilty, uf In by tat activity of ClvU Service employee In which both tbt of Education, or that you denied lleavini g tvea fewer notts for th*Paeh. Harry Normaa aad Bdward Kenneth H. McQueen and Howard governmeat and the people can ahare pride. use of tht building. Should then inspector to make. How many ot a. Hlgginao*. bo any (ueatloas concerning; this tbe Inspection* of foreign baoes ara Thtodire Skhlee ot Mtthaale at Too, that letter tmphaaUee the point we or any other matter which you pleasure tripe or shopping tours? I had a night blooming coma which Ml Unity Not Critfdssn feel 1 eaa clarify, please feel fret Times stressed the failure of Allied propa- presently employed at a station lo- stop much of the watt* is govern- thttt plaaU which hU tight bud* laced to that system. 1 sfrvV aWIti ganda to win its cold war battle against cated in a foreign country. Being ment yet they alway* setm to bt Rwnaen counetl voted to change We point to the part of oar "Operation orvata BUT owut ft former resident et Monmevth under Are. Toa may ask if j eaa Mrs. Otttgt Bmtry vat the M-MM same of River avt. ts River rd. Communism and turn German thinking to- oaunty 1 look forward to ncalviac prove the statement* and implica- elplent of u oil stove whleh was Drainpipe" editorial that probably "knocked M uttle Silver Parkway. aach Itatta of Tha Regitter. Today, tion* t hav* made. Uattrtuaatily. Mrs. WillUm S. Tabla* of Rvnv ward democratic principles. Both accented dJepMtd efoa the eotperative plan son, gave a betfateak dmntr m est. __ w - little auver, K. J. whan I received tbeAug. 1 Issue. I could not prove all ot them. 1 off the chip:" an open gap: We blame the Beds, empha- lart td to th Sdltrtla aa i do say, though, that over* - - by tht Dtgrte of Pteahtntai of tbratioa of her Mrthday. Tho mentaad impUeatlOB I havo Oteule. gutsts met a her hom* ftnd WON We were commenting upon observation sits the German problem, but Just don't White hwdtaff a totoe in th* river, eonveyed in Mr. tvbkt* yo«ht to by Donald V. Lowe, chairman of the New show that tomorrow can be a better day ft N*UK punMst the faeu In it Bdward U Bennett aad Htrhtrt the Bed Bank Yacht fhm, Thla, as you know, la the bay aayocr of Fair Rgvta femnd they Mr. and Mrs. William Baajk* of Jeraey (Miens' Committee for the Hoover than today. _ _JVO read similar editorial* ta ot contracts, eoptta of work ordtrs, eBawB ttiUM *V SBVtmm«Bmal alMaM «.•. •ther paper* and article* oa themake actual visual iaspeeUOH and ^^*^ ••OBBJOSW/ wa ^•aââTWMpeaj ajgrwjaBI BIPn Koypert, entertained] • nmnbtr of Beport, who told of Civil Service Commis- subject in various magaatnee. ThU also interview and «Kttm ths m the net A we* tht tret of this Mend* In ciltbratton ot the birth, sion estimates that 2,500,000 officeholders Mr. Pearson, commenting upon a recent « Temtdy which ht* relieved mt eaiiorlal i* not much different from conscltntioui tlvll service employe it unuaaal typo toh t*> to aamght in day of Letter Pont* of MtddMowa 100*. and I am our* It will relieve tho rest but Just seems to be theconfidentially nnd with abfolwtt as- th* river m several yaora. Vlllftgt. are now on the government payroll, that visit to Berlin quotes three youths from hundredi of other* aad partly relieve acutt casts. ono that Bnaily knocked the ship surance their (UUmtnu will not _lida Mutt, dta*4httr of Joan I» A party was glvea fsr OotHteh Washington wants 8,000,000 by thia tine Saxony as saying they need a United States Thl* i* the discovery: Sine* ._. be uttd against thom saint Price of rttMMre Bay, was mar-Diets of Witt Front st. oa the so. of Europe. "We've got to be united," they allergy |* wont at night, I wa* Why it ft alway* the ClvU Strvte* ried to Samuel Orahaja of Mow islon of M* TSth Wrthday. next year, and that each employee is enti- pretty miserable at about Sam. employ** who get* it in th* neck I want to stress the fact that 1 hi thl* type of an article? Does am not writing thia letter because Tork o few week! prtvloiM. Rev. John X. Hmgg of Wet> Long tled to 81 full days off in vacation, sick and amid. "That's the one way to lick Com- a week ago. In deiptrfttwn 1 took Robert MooKenw ptrtwrmed the Branch, died at tha home of hi* three pieces of old window curtain •axone realist that thtre are con-I have been demoted, punished or holiday time a year. munism and the way to lick wars." (netting or eheeeecloth will do), scientious Civil Service employee* in any way treated to caute me te e^ray ot Trlarry pareonogt at brother-la-law, at Harrington, Del. wet thtm and thumb tacked thtm who work year after ytar nnd con. writTthls letter for spite. I havt Whtrt he hU boon otaytng for two We said Mr. Lowe Mcries out against do* The Times quotes a refugee from the to three window sills in my bed-tlnut to lose part ef thiir Annual John MePeak of Oeeaale. was wtekt. Hs was TO yean eld and Soviet tone: "Almost all adults in East room which were open about tla leave because they would rsthtr •ppomtoi keeper ef the otsaty Jail for many yttrt had been engaged plication-ofwork jobs that find many em* Inches from the bottom. sot ft "Well Don*" than have a mediately respontlbi* it one of the to MCMed Otorgt Brannln of At-In tht grading buttnsis. Besldea Germany realise that the system imposed few day* off? Don anyone realise flnest and meat eonsclentloua men lantic Highland*. his widow, ht was survived by fsur ployees doing the some thing over again, My head cleared by morning. I that there are many Civil Service I have met er worked under. Fur- upon ns by the Communists is harsh, cruel repeated this procedure every employe!* who work 80 and 60 Oeorge Klngeley, whe hed hot* ohUdtsn. or five or six doing the sane Job—and none not I™*™ ther, I do not want to leave the night fir a week and I kave not"Sihour, houra* a week and never ask torthought that the Arawd Forces working at PrteVt hotel at Pleas- Mr. and Mrs. William Ltddy and of them doing it very well." We also em* and inefficient. We know better than your had aay symptoms of the fever nor claim any overtime? Does any- consist of mostly Incompetent offi- ure Bay for tht previous tight family of Everett were leaving propagandists that there Is not enough to tlmt one realise that many Civil Service cer*. Many of them are cdfewelen- - withittin th* week for their future phaslsed Mr. Lowe's opinion that should employees report for work ill and, tlou* and complete servant* of home at Lot Angolas. eat, that buildings are tuiubllug down from The wet netting lets air but norefusing to take time off on sick their country aad the vsursss • *"** the government tighten up its policies "we pollen tat. the roW watVsYtE leave, have to be ordered homt by John Lnn*. who wa* employed as Howard Roop'e house at Leo- might not need even half the vast army of lack of repair and that secret police are trlek. It'a M simple aa that Alao their supervisors? Don anyone y bootteeptr at Kowuk. wat en-nardo wos struck by lightning and everywhere. We know all that. What we It la a teat that ifvou do not «uf- realise that th* average ClvU William V. feranettjoying hi* vaoatkn with Ms par.although no flro resulted, a largo officeholder! we're already supporting." fer at night tha fever doet not Service employee hatt* waste In 2*Mr,, oM Mn. J*. LanTof note was ripped In the root. want is some real hope for the future." attm to affaet you tha following th* government more thta ths "Here, again," we said, "Is another cry avarage eltlien? Dots anyone real- Samuel Rotors of Washington Mr. aad Mrs. Jssse Btbath of Dr. Kurt Schumacher, leader of the So- lae that many Civil Service *m- Kaollwood wtrt oa a month's auto, Ing example of Washington waste." ft New Tork paper suggesting a To,hector: ** * «" at., took enpioyaitnt eg bookkMper mobile trip to Canada. ployew hav* quit bteaua* thtjf ttlt with tht Lskt Mnftw let Co/if Mr. Bennett asks: "Does anyone realise cial Democratic party, told the Times the ventilator for one window ot ft powtrltta to atop wait* and un- You have a moat WMdtrful paper. A pftrty WM given for Otratd Allies need a new approach. "Propaganda bedroom to relieve the fever, some- necessary expenditure! and no Two weeks ago we tan a full West Frott at > -Butter" CKeefe by his parents, that there are conscientious Civil Service thing which many people cannot longer wanted to bt ft part of it? peg* ad In your paptr for one ot DoNtty Degnaa, dMghtor of Mr. Mr. and Mra. John OTCeef* of to the East tone must be based on real ar- afford. I have read every article I , If politicians and othtra are go- our client*. Applebrook Ksrm. And and Mrs. Janus B. Dtgnan of Red Rumton, in celtbraUon of hit leth employees who work year after year and could lay my hands on for vein, Ing to cry murder, pita**, lot uiyou and everyone els* on the paper Bank, took flnt print m tho baby guments," he said. Another German asked but never have I read a ilmple hav* a fair trial. Have they really birthday, auctts included Attrl* continue to lose part of their annual leave co-operated most generously by paradi at Aabury Park. WIIHe, Roy and Thomas Chrlstenson, Dorothy remedy such a* mine. Investigated government spending, publishing a picture and printing • and Haatl Runt, children of Wli- because they would rather get a 'Well Done' for "some sign democracy will defend us in Let m* add that In addition te waate and duplication? I think not. news article about Applebrook MuMhlll, Melvln Decker, Uoyd the end. I do not nieau by war. Even if relieving myaeif, my husband and Does the Civil Service employee Farm in th* aam* Issue of Th*Ham 8. Hunt of Spring e^ took Armstrong, Olive and Bather Em- than have a few days off? ... Does anyone two children can sleep better, since originate the orders causing the Register. second prise In their class. ery, Mae VanBrunt, Helen Carlock, realize that many Civil Service employees you win for us, war is a defeat." I do not dlaturb them. wasts and excessive spending? I Since that Issue of Tht Regiater Chariot Roger** bakery on Arthur West, William Sagurton, Thank you for your attention, think not. Haa anyone investigated appeared, over M0 people have Shrewsbury ave. wao leesed by An- Cecilia NcLaughlin. Agnes Kirk, have quit because they felt powerless to Hitler won the Germans with an Idea. It and please let people know about the porrsr and authority given to driven out to look at the homes in drew Naser, who was employed in Mahion Sagurton, Carol Deipmux, this, a* you wtfl bt relieving bun* Commanding O sen of Army and stop waste and unnecessary expenditures was the wrong one and led them to disaster, Applebinok Farm, and every one Frank F. Supp's groetry stor* on Arthur Dtmtrle, Margaret Mac- dred* of hay fever sufferers. Nftvy tutalTatlons? Many of them of them reported that ht or ah*Monmouth at. Tntosh and Tiny Cleary. and no longer wanted to be a part of it? but blindly they followed him. Commun- Very sincerely yours, use this power and authority wise- came out btcaua* they had read Mrs. Grace Lacy, ly but, on tht other hand, many ot about the home* In Th* Register. Abram L. Davlson of Bordtn at., Abe Bennett, owner ot the At- ... If politician* and others are going to ism also deals in ideas. Certainly criticism them git "drunk" in it. I have seen Mr. Lefferte, president of the Arm who had beta employed by John mntlo hotel at Fair Haven, was without hope is aimless. Let this mighty aotn away case* whin tha lowly Civil building these home*, report* that W. Mount for U yean, leased a lotsailing tlekttt for tht Tunnty- cry murder, Please, let us have a fair Servlceemployee (paid from tt,000 he hu sold it hornet Hhrui on Mechanio it., on whleh ht To the Editor: to |7,00o per year to give advice) Demptey bout at Philadelphia. trial...» nation and our allies stop trying to tell too rtsult of that on* iatue of Th*planntd to ttort a blackomlth thop At n mtetlng of th* board of Or. Graff of Orttnup, HI., hasban recommended correction* look- RegUter, and nptct* to Nil many th* following month. many stories. Let's let tbe Germans know told me ot you Madly nthluthlng Ing forward to economies and more. director* of th* Keyport Banking Mr. Bennett, you hit the nail right on greater efficiency only to have them William RT Watt* of ReypMt y^ company, Samuel D. Walker of what It means to be united, bow good it is htr letter re: sufferers from nciS turned down by an officer who I cant poMlbly toll yen how ap-building a house on th* property the head! You talk about certain military van/mental troubles and the preclatlve wt ara ef your wonder- Morrlssty and Walker, well known to belong to something whole. Let's sell a "hospital*" for thtm. would not tven take tbt tlmt to whleh Tit had purehaitd from A. real .estate firm, was tltcttd a di- commanders "drunk" with power, who Ig- 1 investigate the suggestion. I have ful eo-operttion. I tried aeveral M. Brown. United States of Europe 1 I would like to add to Dr. Griff * •ten many, many Civil Service om- timet last wtek to (hank you In rector In place of Capt, Vadln Cur- nore helpful suggestions. Yon talk of mis- Indictment: th* root* of th* need- person, but each time I have Mn. Mary Longitrett of Ocetnlc, tis, who dltd ft month previous. ployttt question why certain ob- celebrated her SSd birthday with ft viously unntetssary work waa or-pasted, you were in eonftrwoo with Mrt. 3. H. Htndrlcksoa aad used funds, spent for unnecessary "officers' dered to bt done (many times the someone and I hated to interrupt party for relatives and friends. sratetaUrtvac you. I do honestly believe that what daughter Betty returned to thtlr club" alterations when a power plant need State Appears Healthy work was illegal) only to be told Mr. and Mr*. Frank Stewart ot homt at Ktynort after ipendlng oMhe doctor* and other* In con-"The'Old M«>' says do it-so ws you say Is ttutj you ara th« busiest Imlayitowa, drovt to Trttiton with ed repairs; of arbitrary action and of in What psychtatrUii et al profer parson, next to Harry T. several week* at West Bamet, vt. Some 42,700 New Jersey employers paid n load of berries which they told Mrs. Raymond MeCut of Bvtrttt spectors who fail to inspect. It ntgatlvei intldt tha hospitals, a* Again, many thank* for your tor |M. Mr, Bttwtrt put the money out 91,246,28»,902 in wages in the last tar at the oatlenta are concerntd. own and your whole paper'* co- In a bag and put It In hi* hipgftvt ft party tor her nltct, Mlts Mr. Bennett, you follow our line of Environment, atmosphere and tha I have also seen letters wrltttn operation, You have madt tha Red Flatlty of Boston, who wu visiting quarter of 1950, Hurold G. Hoffmnn re- general conditions under which BaV> p ending tor additions,! fundt to in- a mott powtrful, co- pocket, but when ha arrived home her. thought exuetly when you say you wish to tlenta are forced to exist (cannot able the station to acoompllsh operative atlllna- medium, and youth* money was gont. Thty started ported iu a recent iNHiie of the New Jersey necessary maintenance and repair back for Trenton and at AUtntown, Two men were strlously burned bt called living) are enough to should fttl very plttied tbout It. and 140,000 damagis rnultid from leave no "thought that the Armed Forces Manufacturers' AsHociation News Letter. bring out the wotut In every ona, work and at th* tame tlmt thou- A wondtrful achltvtmtnt. Many found the bag containing the money Including the attendant*. They (tht sands of dollars wu being sptnt thank*. In the read. • fin at th* Jordan coal ttr prod- consists mostly of incompetent officers" and out of th* maintenance allottnint uct* plant at Matawan. That, he said, i» the highest average ever ward condition*) art tht uittthuas Sehuyler VanVeohUn, Jr., J. O, Lunbdlsou wst appointed that many are "conscientious and complete V 'TfPV1'11' 'cltnftt »nd humtat- already avallabls for this work on Halsttd and VanVechttn, Inc., S Tht Baa Bright tire department recorded under the state's employment se- 'y indieatt. beautlBcatlon and altering aa offt- superintendent of tha Holmdel-Key- servants of their country and the people." Broad at,, Red Bank, New Jtrtty ordered an electric Are alarm tlrtn curity program. Leading manufacturers "Tha Snake Pit" book and moeir'- s club and other similar "Im- port turnpike whleh tht county pur- to replace the bell on the flrthouie. The nunie thing, we lire sure applies to the tion picture show this—without any portant" Jobi. While tht same lat- VIWTINO HOVBS CHANOBD chased from the turnpike company It cott 1900 and the money had were the chemical, electrlcul goods and ma- exaggeration or atlempli al "»enter*) requesting additional funds a short time previous, bun railed by tht firemen's car- diplomats, federal agents and Civil Service •ttlonaium" or Hollywoodlsmn. were bifng written I had to argue Until furthtr notlct, the Office of While fooling with a hatchet, chines, wholesale trade aud textile indus- "Tht Stubborn Wood" by Emily long and loud before I totallycon - nival and tag day, employees. Most do the Job for which they Rant BUbllHatlon, 161 Wuhlngton Luke Wtit ot Monmouth Bench cut Mr*. Dwight L. Parsons, wife of tries. Others also stood high. It can be as- Harvln, U another true to "life" ylncid my superior* that the sta-it., Newark, will be optn to the the end off his Index linger. are hired. exposition of the Inside of two tion should charge the Ship Stort the fonmtr pastor of the Shrews- sumed that this fine employment record, is private place* in another part of (Ajihore) for the utilities furnished. public bttwten 10 a. m. and S p. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Beale of West bury Prtsybyterlan church," wa» the country, Mian Harvln wa* a pa- Thla Is directed by regulations, ytt m,, Monday through Friday. Long Branch, celebrated their 35th confined to her home with brulnea Certainly, no individual, is to blame if continuing at record or nonr record level. tient In thean two private "*anl- they wore being Ignored, These This change In visiting hours t* wedding anniversary with .mort chniRes amounted to approximately suffered In an automobile accident IIIN job t-iil Is for, or leu vim the way wide open That speaks good of New Jersey; the state t or I urns" foi almoat three yeurs. due to the Increased activity oc- than 200 guests attending the event. on Upper Broad st, near Maple avt. She took her book's tltlo from tho ll.fiOO per month which should huvo casioned by tho new adjustment to, wniiUi or duplication of effort. That la the been paid through purchase prices A corn italk measuring 13 feet The car ihe waa driving waa struck appears healthy. Lot's keep it that way. 'ng lint*.of the flrst canto of by tbt people using tbt facilities. applications, Michael .Paeora, area and • Inch**, was grown on W. A.by a vthielt optratid by a Ntwark I'a 'Inferno," SngIKh vtnlon. rent dlrtotor, said today. HUIM'* fana at Imlantown. rttldtnd • ,.., , WB&WHBi 'MQVWI If> tiff 9 ta* ktkkaaa • kaaaaaaa •aa, ha* Mgkt. airr Israel ! Vunm Operated 0» ttoa kaiidiag, atatral to a n-r—t * •id girt wkt aarrad wttfc tk* BritM toaMv* Mkranr- wtttoBMat •«• *ttobll«tM« 1« ComnlrU' Cooperative, Communal PUm OattMar aM taat att Hit la aa* *M for tka ir*t four War It It kiattt arietittt aa- yttra avarybMy H*M la taata. or MiW lOOf Mwtlrr. WM 4 Naat wan kmit toaawaty aaaHar* ag-_- fâMldattM. MM Baa* af tka aaata* a m$t Aaart- -_.«-,—' atttoqr. glata •M aaw farwaaaat •*•>*• art MUhM at tk* Matery tf tka atttla- t*a**nr«n. •aa anas party wattfda* baow a •wtSaaTfta, ft* IWUHHg H aad BWB* fa» af tka •aaMaaatrt, fctp- haa Awa a karnkt bat wa aU got "^Tfatwto? aadi *k*ati* wkkk *aea naktaf au>r>l«BMBt* teraiaf aa aaat* addittaaal adacatiaa a agri- ^z^ * ywMg aaa, Taeak Tapittckl a aourc* af laeam*. Aa Italian ELECTRICAL SERVICE i taa BktN f#tat an matatoctt icla« tatk a Ukkata. waa a«taaWag caataia 4lr*rta thia aatcr- "TTI JanMrtTaaa aad adttar af W*t kakadd laaadi Lawr at af a faHraaa. hag aaat aadir •WraiaOdaa- •ctaa. Oat atwatat wat ttat t* Hol- aa*rati*«'a atll-a Mg ataad. Ma watt* toaatada»» r *r tat to Oaraaay a lastaMt to actjvlra awr* aaaara iak- af tkla aaw *a«atry kad a tairlal atractara, aaaiaaad vtth aaa. Tfc* aartor atad by tk* yatn aga a*md d*wa tolag •athaai Tiavlara tarar th* u am at***L Mat tkat ttdi d aat ftr tk* •at tf *M a •• kard a* tk* ItraaL Ha waa naBarrlad aad waaatlr* Itratl watarfraat, freaa V*b- atkMt. Tka poiat la tkat thay w*ra chatty aad tt*ow n atari ikswa at* aaaraaa •»* aata to Oaw. a tka aatal —* hia tool*, atactkidt* aad •Mat, furaiakad «t*atlly aad aa«a- Tka kibkatt a»aa *vtrythii!f—1» war* aiea akalf af ktaka. Tat at-tkt aklrto •• tka back* af tk* »to- 7 tractlv* faraitiw* a* kad aa * ato. Aay wntat gaa* tar laaarova- klawlf. lag tat ktaitog. raaaa aM tka Ir- ALIEN ELECTRIC SHOP aka MM* tkat m arawa. tat tlaw B-Bi^ ^ka^BBakaâAavaaVa* a^^» aâft aa\aatâ%amaâ rlgattoa •yttaaa. Tka atavto gat a lav wWaaaSVaawljT ••• faW BTWaataWaal^ wkaa aa ara adatt aankara, Uttla caak far aaektt tBeaay—but "Ac** Bmk'$ Umlimg Electric Shop" It JStotSa aSItrSt? S caadidataf, at aaakara af I very IHtla, iacak aaaartad. The 18 WHITE STHKrT — RED BANK yawth gnBB aad Ua tkildraB. tt*wtlfart af tha graaa-H kBl«.fcJ*B**lU*BNraar»*a*a ' • *»*flaaklag tk* ktediUrraa-

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It waa bag tha draaa *f •latk tad aradaethrt. fUU kad aaa. af aaaat aad vtiiaa totttak - aat teas a faraor ta Oaraaajr. Ha llah tkalr fallaw Jaw* la tmtl aad kad btan ta awaaatll* batteM* U aaka tkta ttH-watalatag. y*an aga. Ha awa* kla fara, aM M d aappy aad kli wtfa auKa la Wkla ttawi agriavnnn tka Mg teduatry af tkla toad.Ba t "EXCLUSIVE IUT NOT EXPENSIVE" th* AaMlllag* tytktlU tkt ktaat af aaran aa •Ukf* fana to a atakay wkt wat t i tka*fbtta* aaaMd IaaaUaadtk* gtt> aral dUtatagrattaa wktek faUawtd WMtaif attakto katawt at MM. 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Ctaatncttoa to af a^âa^taât aââ^^ âi atoMOrvatoWartlVrar I AamApflg^Bk ' ffâ^hfkfJaM aaf taaal aVaaâl aVlfta a •Mt*. fttaklatakl ratotraltMt lUatft, aMM aal anwal gftattr atMrity ta cam, MiatlaaUy tar fangt; _ artatrty awaan, R wai furtktr atoklM far kla twa aat aad far •ttantotoi. WhM tat wirtklan af aarktt, aad* af oaantt alia Hllkr tMgu to b« aattatol aM at traakua*iar awatwaaM lairtaaii at a ataatt tota t Jtwt, tat awaai «M ttffl art rat Xaarty tr*ry attiaan af AM Hw tat wit ftr IU*Iiia Han kM a Ufa bivtory tkat wauM a bttk. Wa f*«ad Jatab Latkar ta tka aavna of gtlag tkra tka IB tvtty taat tat Jtwi i eo-it'i ektek katektry. Latkar tht Una fram ttttwain , Amkt aarvti aa poultry iBttlallat far tM wkt awat aftoii aM tarft koW •oaptratlva uM tbt wta. FOUNDATIONS Ontualty tkt atanr Ante, by Laekar. Auttrlaa btra. BMM tka AMl M Miki IA ^ piOTi tv VWHOT IHIW mi w ant WarM War parM taBaglaa d •InUt umt, M tkt wtaMktor kM warn aa warkad ta m avnttleai •wBtFf avW VVC* WK| IMS flftw •ant Ha bieaai a Brttlab oHtoM wnataMBt agalut tkt Jtwtok a> aad la Ml* want tatt tht patttry «Mtn, aHkt tk* tota f tkt An*t bwilaiii aa tk* partotr at aa lag- at a graaa toiarwM at tkt Jititok Mttltn kraatM M atw wtaltk aM af ptuttry batatog. Tkair vaatatt wttk U, imttr tralMttoa af fa*, pajiaad aat wall Tbay wan aakiag OPENING DAY SPECIAL! OPENING DAY SPECIAL! latattry iM wtoM traat Htowut »»» «B» pamtda a yaar. bat a* aaald aot an auch ikanat af aa> 0 AQUOTOf) STOfMrOOATt NVLONt — OUAIIANTIID MR*tOT Tka Jawtak arttltia attakMakad largiag tkat taaaaa. at kt atld ant SI-15 AND 60-15 FINEST QUALITY tkantMhrtt In atlaataa far ttaaiai to Mi partatr akd wtat to Brttak100% AU WOOL CHECK, ALPACA LINED, af •rataettaa aad ah* aaaaaa taOalaabta taltd* . Tha liprailin R.gu'irly II.3J a land wklik a«at kt Irrlgatot, aangbt kla than. Itga atuld not MOUTON LAMI COLLAR (Utterly $S9 Maid kaMaga ara laaiattkaMt. bt aid at aay arlct, a kt atld wt Mtraawr, tka eawatata kad id-agMta, kavlng Uttl* mar* tatt than vaatad Idaua* tteaealci aad gav- aatagk to tab* kla tt ItratL $38 arnatat and tkty kad thtlr awa Incktr aald bt awna hi* btat rangimw tdaaa. Tk*rt ara aaay ta tkt eaaptnthn vllliga, baa thraa ateti aaaag tka Jtwi. M aaay, «aart*n af aa aan of and, a aarkaai, ai taaag OkrMlana. Kat gardM, a f*w ehltkaai. Md Hkaa a taw af tkaat taiMar iHtalia kla wark af btlptag ttkar aatjMiy- > arfaalaai, ataawtad aad «-aaa to gat tttobltobtd aad toaat t •i ky aaatwtaa grwaa Jatt of prodattMi, af wklak ta ilanav attaatal aaviaanto ta i af pd Aatrtea. thin an aitaty. Wttk tkto baekgrouad w* akall rtkUa Mat laaraaalaai af twa af Tka taa* aftomatn wa ^ '.h* agrlealtural latttoatata within Una In aattbtr fan caa> » Hurt Jeurnty tf T*l Aviv, to tkaannlty-thla ta« a klbbnta-whtn •trtk In th* eoutal ana. tha ptoplt work and all aroMrty aad aaratag* ar* eaDactrwIyawMd. Ha"" n a" eantral dlataoraaa ta Bttk Tltikak wu attobllahal by »»l»t«la«J la> allraMania, wita, •H "raring, af Otraaay, wko aaparato aaatral dmlig>rotatalagwrataa* âM. gnw MOW BagU*k nwadi totattl a dotattarlaa far all akUdrak, a mar OPENING DAY SPECIAL! alddkMtaa Oarmaa Jawa ta brwl tral ttora aad a aattwal aantar. OPENING DAY SPECIAL! It waa t«und*« la Ml about tha ParanU aaa thalr ehlMran aaJy a^ MOK TO MHOOt ••IOIAL tlat Hltltr wai nunlag wild ta tar working haura. Oovanaant to It MHRKMN tWOADTAIL JAOKIT1 12 — 100% ALL WOOL TWEED OVER PLAID Ckrauy and aaw ku 1« faalllta by tht gaatral aatably af an tka •ad to fama. tt la a aaaaaratlva 3/4 LENGTH ST,ORMCOAT — MOUTON LAMB w 1 1 GENUINE SKINS. GUARANTEED FIRST •7~n— " * " •«*'«»«••» •adot Taa, aa tkla ktbbwta la COLLAR — ALPACA LINED Regularly $35 taa kto awn ate«an kaMtag anaanadd , I* *a th* aaaat, laaatataly QUALITY. . Rtîrly $400 •uttatattat la awatrlklp and a«BthoftbailtoofCMaam,aotty *>uugta*nt of tkt atoaarattva, buMt by Html tbt Oratt ta tht which aarktto hit Bradma ami tlat *f Oatar Auguitiu, atrvtag $21 talto to kla tbloga bt atMai from aa tha Roaan capital it waa tatatd $175 fttd ftr kla cow* aad ahtektu toby th* CnaUara and wai aaa of VluiTas faad aad elatklag far klmatlf aad thalr but itronghoMi. Tbty win kli family. Th* ao«p rant tht drirm oat In UM A. D. afttr wblab tehool, maintain* a ha.ll tor public tbi tortrtu ud elty Ml late mini. mMtlnfj and mtortalamtnt, and ••dot Tarn la a farming at will dlraeU tha cultural lit* of tbt com- aa a tihlng community. A aldiUnt munity Tha aeheel earriti tbt ehll- tnUrprlaa 1* tbt raoevary of an- drm thra tht kriatry Iml Uq«lU*i from tka rutai. Utopt tmt IWi eoopantlva eeamunlty haa la a hugt atatut of OaaarAagMttw, dM ptapto but It it aaktag >ra- btautlfully canrad In rod granlto, vlilon to tntargi by taktag In anitondlag poMlbly is fttt high. In additional 40 famllki. imtotblng ont of th* Sttai a butW Aaron Uty, h*ad of tha 11 4 lBtB aratlva council aad Ita hi objtcfJTIt 12?Fartbt* r axcavatlo •• «FWBMa vacorI- A BEAUTIFUL FITTED FREE SOUVENIRS Public Auction TO ALL ON OPENING DAYS HANDBAG FREE JUST VISIT OUR NEW STORE ANO RECEIVE raratr I*ry Satan, ikaw alaat tf tk* attjk Jmw M AISOLUTELY FREE A USEFUL SOUVENIR WITH la batag aab-dhrldad aM WH at aall wMkaw natm ta STYUO IY OOKSiT . REX Of HFTH AVENUE, OUR COMPLIMENTS Friday. August 31st WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $1 OR MORE. UtW it'll

19 Choice Bailding Plot, and 4 Dwcllingi Iaaatetiaa Dally Oaato fl»* t. bt FREE PARKING 26 BROAD STREET Norwood and Cedar Ar**., FJberon, N. J. REAR OF STORE RED BANK

O. OOATt, Aatttoattr. oM Btik A»a, tang Bnack, W. I. nana Mftit. 'Artificer in Nettb' ta Mark Still Pfsttticiiif Craft at m et Plate CUaa • PIOMPT IIIVICI • PJesiworoB IHh Birthday at fork in Shop •HHEWSBURT — ror Elmer E.'•f en* piece af nuta! aad '•pre- .IWKftiliii liTTDHNG Glut TOM Far Lever of «M Ore** »t., "Nothing it sent* only sac place af metal ta Inpoaflble in meul crafumsnshlp." it* ana,] form. PAPER NGNS ft SHOW CARDS Pealu oad Ftiraitwrt Mr. Lever, who will stark hi* Mr. Lever is sne of the laat ef t»th birthday tomorrow, if * jour- the old school, .killed oraameatal Safety Auto Gloat neyman metal-worker of th* oldironworkers in the state. MttMMO mmu too wan school, < man who deaerlbei himaclf His shop represents on* of th* as an "artificer in metals." From last tlei to another era *f careful IED BANK SI6N SERVICE GLASS co. •in little *hop on Broad it, ha>workmanship, an age when th* II . *» WHARF AVE. RED RANK 6.53RG come a j=trf*m of ornamental met- title of journoymtn had teal mean- at MomiocTa «TBER BED BANK a-iaii alwork which haa graced many of ing and when every rraftamaa In- th« eetataa Mid hoance in thia area, corporated indelibly a bit of hia in addition to homea throughout personal feeling for hi* work la thia country. Canada, Central and every item that eaaa* uader th* South America. handling of hie aenrttlv*. beauty- ANDIiSON Mr. Lever, bora in Philadelphia wise touch. in 1M2, learned bit craft uui#- prcntica in an ornamental iron- works in that city at the age °< IT. Looking back at hie appreatiee- Member* of the Ladies' ausill- ahip •( three and a half year*, ha ary of Community Sro- ceases LINOLEUM views with disdain the modern will hold a car* party tomorrow tren4 af hiah-»peed production of night at » o'clock at the Are house. ASPHALT TILf COM Till ftUNfft Till alleged crafUaaea. Quest* last week of Mr. aad Mrs. William Ant at their hoail aa S WHARF AVE. Center ave. were Mre. John Oauma "Tedey." ha declare* with alarm, and her son Edward et Three • ID RANK •-S1S2 "whoa tiamai w*rk* a d*y atBridges end her daughter, Mre. Ce- eeaMthiag, ha thiaha ha knnwi it cil Frialer and her children U"«a, all." With a wealth af erafuaian- Waanetta. Mark and Gall ef Blue- ahia eiperieae* h*hia4 Mat. ha ob-mount, V*. aetvae that "they think they know Mlta Nancy Baanera ef Wash- H all, but they doa't haaw any- ington, D. C, I* epsedisg two weeks' vacation with her grand- Announcement Whoa he wee a yeaagettr, thing* Are Yon Hie Forgotten Man? ware wit* dlfereat, especially in parent*, Mr. and Mr*. William law i Law. OM of MM In* «f Mw tMidittl ar*ht*»a* la termt of learning a craft, and heMaack of Hamilton ave. Week-end mtlai, k tbawH •t**» aboHt to *wt tkt Aatl tattdiM M a waatfctr. Aro yoa thoMaawha i the butcher, the baker, feels that at Isast part af today'a guests of Mr. and Mra. Maack were 3RD ANNUAL troubles stem from th* mo.ern de their con-in-law aad daughter, Mr. tadiboi forgeta himaclf? U yo* and Mn. Jack IIMII of New Mil- •wad to have everything ready Mt finy tMp AT 4M PIN tta, Mf#wt*wfy* Aw MC. We tlaw •/aa pat yoartelf at the head of the miaod, all prepared, with nothing ford. ! Mr. and Mr*. Warren i. Bottlno mUk M wmrtk «l ^MUkimm mmd i«if *^ hahinJ kam ka. Ii left ta do hut a few assembling B a eicdllllot. aperatlone. «t Ann Arbor, Mich., are spending vrifn • WBBBITBI BJT wajmrfaj ajnaj BjBB BTHjn t>V BBBTtmaj tfffrii PBBJ ITJ weeki with Mr. Bottino's fa (Ml •**• aaa) oaim to t»m4 wi tfHi birfMay •tmarraw at wart Thlak twice befot* yaa any. EauMith • Mnxk Bceau** of this, he ha* difficulty Liiajajaaj J| «J a*JhOdaJnasBkl * L* .—».J — Âî »*^— Lj. Laa la obtaining an apprentice. The ther, Jerry Bottlno, at hit home J teaae of Vsnae. Yaa ahooM teee 10% ot your ANTIQUE SHOW alow and methodical practice of on Florcnc* *v#. fBBjTT^BjranBB; ajt BHBrBjtBjBjw TBjanianjiw lywiaji iiajiiia no rm George Gremminger ef Center learning a ciaft juit doesn't aeem Tomarraw wW mart Mi 114 ytar at a mttal eraffunaa laeoaio—-and it's the mum iat|wrloiit one>li>ath. Te la Held at ta eult thia generation, he main- ave. la a aurgical patient at Moa- tain*. mouth Memorial hoepitat. Aftfl 9#T#T#t IU tmt Start huiMiag aa yoar savings today. RED MEN* HALL Pvt. Stanley Parker la apradlag A*V- ,»••_.••.. Even after Mr. Lever had epeat y TIW V/WfltTyi hi* threa and a half years a* ana 21-d»y furlough from Fort Biles, Map ia wo*H aaViea yaa. I CHURCH ST* RUMSON. N. J. apprentice, ther* wa* stilt more Tex., with hi* brother-in-law end Satrtti Amtriat. •liter, Mr. and Mrs. William Lam- training In store, in the form of Mre. Mitten Bennett, spent a tew what was called In thoas day* "a berson of Florence ave. At th* SOOTHE JUMMOI SON completion of th* furlough, he will daya recently wHh his aunt and traveling apprenticeship." ancle, Mr. and Mrs, George PUTUMAT ONCB «•• tM* report to Fort Law-ton, Seattle, DOCTOR'S fOOMULA RED BANK. SAVINGS SEPTEMBER 7S-9U1L'51 Waih., en route to Korea, Behaaek. Mr. and Mra. Wilson Ceaever MARVAN SALVE Houn: I P. M. te 10 P. M. Practically forgotten la today's Mr. and Mn. Edward Bryan moved laat week from Brevent and daughter! have returned from Oulelr and tutfaif nllcf for CHAFINd, world, this consisted of working a week's vacation tour of MewMBAT M«N, gUNBURN •«ua parts ef the country thsn where Mr. aad Mr*. Wilhtrd White and Bar, Waelaa'i *a< feuna'i Oru* Men*. • TMa atow eOotde a tare opaortanHy to aM loag-aoaght, the erefUmaa received hi* first Ouesti Tuesday of Mr, and Mr*. William Aat ware Mr. aad Mraaa. a David spent a week am vaca- traialtg. The purpess, he explains, tion In Maaaaehueette. "Bfkt eu« mt It realere eeaeuH Tat WM at the Journeyman metalwork- Fred Aat of Newark. •Usittw ClanUM Adi."—A4vMtlH*ita • Ta atari the aaw IIIHMIM >M have kcea er could become familiar with slight Mr. and Mr*. Rosen* Evert aad difference* In technique aa prac- their sons John and Robert of Bat- ticed In widely aeparated areas. tle Creek, Mien, are gueits this • Ta acejatr* aaafal raraHem aM attractive deeerattoa* lar With thie completed, the eraftamsa week ef Mrs. Evert's pareate. H_«__o__\ __AB__aAUBjdB>** BrBBaBBBsVl SBBW BBBBaBMBanl AMaBBBflOaVBOBBB) BBB^*B*BBB*BB1*B*BI di •BBBaV aWoBBBA Bat aBBBB Bafftd>a%OL could wall consider hlmsslf a* Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bottlno thoroughly schooled aad preaeleat, and Mr. and Mn. Oeorg* Foxhtli • Mat to aajtf a taty tawaaal MUMMM t kaanHlal ready to create hie mttal-werklag ef Florence ave. Tuesday visited magle anywhere. Atlantic City. The effect of this training, ha re- calls, waa to produce in th* craft*- an a trait not often found in mod- Holwdel ern tradesman, that of creative Brae* Phillip* attended th* hata- ability, "We had to use our braiae ball gam* at Rhlba park, Phila- all the time in meeting problemi," delphia, Monday with th* Keyport aays, "there was never aay high aehaal rKreatlon pregrtai standardised machine-like routine.* Instead of being at a lost If earn*- Ksbiart BaaMtt, aoa it Mr. aad Torture tests prove Kaiser thing aut ef tha ordinary iheuM arise, th* craftsmen of Mr. lavtr** generation eet to work ta eatve those problems creatively ae they cam* up. Th* aged artificer in metal* been active in his craft at th* local M€€T US address for the |>a*t 1? year*. Prior to that he operated shops In Atlan- tic City aad Point PleaaaaU NOT THE "Best on the roadf are Hie Hie principal tool*, la addttlea ta hia training aad creative ability, Jh hava a aMekm* IMH at Willow Km that attain* nMhawaSaaMltiyatlmWaiiUatattktaa are his steady hand*, auga>*at*d by JUDGE •faabf ton t* aiat*t-M bal* at Mk* battar aara tattaaKaltarl hammtr, aheara af variant de- scriptions and a "break," a tool need to bend edgee an tease af the autalwork product*. Despite the apparent eetaplenttr lattar* otw eart-Kai*m ami attar auk**, laa-lkwr of the vaet aieortmeat ef matarlalt allara*«,aatiltk«rHt*r*Url>mkip*rt. Sty R&H Bterl Sodean-tefing Hi; your quicks he create*, Mr. Lever declare* that th* work preeenta no problem ta •RJR* wwj Ww aMMUfe tBMfly HW WNll PSMM*BWBTO him whatever. "It'e oily compli- varloas makatcaaiakt. Aad I'M ptta4 ta tall yaa that cated if you dont know haw to de it," ha add*. Hia metalwark Inctttdea deaara- tlve pleeea af every deeerlptlea. In addition ta funetioaal work each tathervenee, signs, Iroa fences and gate*. He worka with aheet metal stoek la eepper, bras*, Iron aad bronae. W» -QoalHj- Hac* 1MI Mat at Wi Seaaer Into hia shop cone request* far Gi* a seemingly endless variety of met* al products. Each requires a aketch, Body Build** which la transferred to metal aad then carefully worked out Some of his signs are of startling complexi- ty, which la heightened by his observation that ths entire creation, M. J. with all of IU complicated desigrn, lOatai and patterns. 1* created out UFETY NEAKIUTEIt Edgewater Beach Hotel OCEAN AVE. * SE4 BRIGHT, N. J. Dint either in (no ffotg encloud Dining Room or on th* Botriuodh above the msois why JN N{M II IWI tta 1951 his* Mq! craihing trove*. Yaa,t*«ji aar aaapMitan admit tha'Sl Kaltcr it _ You're eater la your Kilter beeiutt Kilter kit _._ AMAZING LOW PRICES lKl't WMtt iemttifid car/ And it's officially confirmed! brakes than nwet cart. And it an tiara prettetim, KaJtar kat jatt woa ka saeaatt world's Beauty Priie! hit year front aeat passengers, Kilter give* yaa tht fuwtM Safety-Gtskion Padded laetronent Fuel!. tha MM af tha Xatra* la tha Ma* af tha Coatpttte IMaaer Yot tut tit tit adautM ta a Kaiatr without KeherfmmUtotfikrpetmt Hearts of Celery Oraen Olives ditaatafiag tt'a yarn aaaad of etbar cart la rUing Yea get Better ail-around economy with KaWt Oherryston* Clam* Chopped Ohiektn Llvar (aawy. It hu the (awtst ewlsr cfpnity of any ear Hi|h.1brqueSupertonkIj Fruit Cocktail , Tomato Julc* today-plat alrplaa»typ* aback absorber* that literally MM apkeep.baowue of in Ioa|er4i*tiag Flesh •hrlmp Cocktail (ow Ettra) let It Ittt onm Iht rtoi Uka * akadawl •OHM [ fan-length water jiekett' Chicken Qlblet with Barley Onloa Soup EeUtr tMM It NtaV 01110111 '.. 0M kwk-aad you'll ha conTiaead Kilter hit the Thet$ «*y fetter oobo ft beuer eenjof - Wnon your tfifoot it pofchfo* Qot ENTREE ItrgeH ffaii art* of any four-door atdan-plui (he Go fir a demoa*tration-we for yourtelf whit a better Ikiiqulcltarûanclwr-R&q^ H tighg t Ittr Fried Fllat of JJole 1.0) narrmtr«M ceratr pads. A viston-engineering buy Kilter 1* today! Your K*l»er.Fr«er deiler will âtttaejtta o ffo r crnp« cJeoJ w f lovorl * Fried Deep «*a ScaUop* open your eye* ta better value! Yat, *•• a aamtint wgar batf. Hi Half Muffed LobtUr Thwmldor* . coaibinilioa that ii a new discovery ta pleiture Whdlo Uv* Broiled Lobtttr -(According ta Mat) and tifetyl Half (Southern Fried Chicken Roast Long Island Duckling dt Applesauce , .Ml ceMy woy* vev HaMi taooy I Potted Bwlu Steak .tM Set "•ATM Of IM SOOOWOHI" Vienna Schnitzel Garni __™. .IM Baked Virginia Mam . IM CIMNlia • • WCM.TV Roast Turkey ft Cranberry Sauce . I,tt V9^SBBByBy B^BBnaBBBBnay * Rib Rotat Beef Au Jus „_ Tike off tta blinders SM tha difftmica ia tbt Kaisarl Broiled Chole* Sirloin Steak """ aal Fresh Garden V*g*tabl*a French Frirt Potato.. ^ "" A« OrMto Fatataaa imtm>$teieyt DBIBEBTO Fruit Jello with Whip Cream Rice Pudding LA FREDA KF SALES t SERVICE-117 Monmouth St.* Rid Bank PREMIER KER COMPANY AMorted Plea ic, cream Caff** Tea . MIMY»MKMMM Milk MB *tA\Wtl%, AFOPftf 9», WX Mia* Many SS Reports Working on Wire Council Acts C Are IneosBplete ai« edker* aad II es*»ted Ben, To Curb Street CONDUCnO IT MtS. TONY HUNTING ASavitr F4JUC — Dwria« tk* W fvrai the Mtcleua of O. R. C. FAIR HAVBM-Aa acdinaaee " , tk* OMiaJ —eurtty tke «Mtk eXoal Ceaatruetiea earn, pieilalag far the eenatractioa of PALL TOUI flTAaYI* SEPT. 17 aaay, ara yarUdBatlsw la * iMay curb* aad aMewalk* aa tha Berth ESSENTIAL wire |isaim»aliall«as priMeti at •id* af Jachaoa at. was adopted by Por fram the eeatral aerial eeearttf rac- Cams Waad which cancludea IVat. erds *aW* relatiag te —«eley*ra ia tke Buyer a*d muacil at their fti-SCHOOL AM CHKDMK I* YUtS. this art* wke> Mat la Quarterly re- » Bwetiag Tuesday Bight. The or din- port* *• their tmpfereeo wttkaat Thia Brableai dlaaaaea a year of *a<* •pprat>rl*te* 14,000 for tha Momm uttttm •-it HN ef ta* ampler*** aacial *s- lateaalve tralaiaf, with the unit ptect Residcat* •* the etreet will MI IIV» M». RAW HAVfM curitjr account aumben, 1. Herhort eaeetlBf (aur ttme» Maathly »t ifbe sattssil far the coet ef coa- BORROWING Reid, manager, wll today. Duriag Braad at.. Rad Bank. The trst part struetiea aver a Sve-year period. uo SANK tint the same period SM aaticea were ef the twa-heur traiaing period! Shortly after the ordinance wa* received *f employers wb* had re- cawieted of diseuwiaas af bsaie adopted Hoary A. Frledlaader of ported aeata aateloyees wrta iaear- asilitary awbiecta en** ae the aua- Smith *t. aaked that the eame lm ract account awahm-*. aal «f aftJa, can af waaaaaa, mtlt> fif drill aad aawtevy. aaaltatiaa. •revoaMBt b* made ta tha south "Whea the l*rg* auamwr of em- •Me af Jachsea at. Mayor Edgar PURPOSES POMO&Af* ployer* la thU are* art takes late V. DeafcM *Uted the council has eansideratioa," Mr. ReM MM, "tkii •aatasaa of tha eervtee. la mind • plan to Improve that is a rather rcaurkablt record, but Ia tha aceaad haur techalcal aide *( th. etreet which would in- net auite food eaoufh to incure areMems acitalaiag te the activi- clude wld borough attorney. Mayor t*utman, moo li.M 241.14 J200 employer can record the name aad cite exist In the enlisted cadre In hi* letter, atated the water com- It's no task to bulM today with the aid of the number terreetly. If the emaloyi* strength and thase interested can pany would finance the Suorldatlon 114.00 19.44 104.S4 27.00 has never had in aeeovnt number, contact Lieut. Je«*»h Frank at Fort project. 411.00 11.91 404.M 14.00 good grade uulerisls carried hy Mosunouili Lum* or hw toat hla card, ha akauld be Maamouth, Ext. TIM. Enlisted men Mayor Denlte asked Mrs. H. Dal. reojuejted to aaply far a card \m- ara remunerated fsr attendance at 4M00 >a.N 411,10 40.00 stttsd meetings. ton H*.1I, ch»lrm!in et a committee her Company Map ta—we'll advise on time and mediately. The Aibury IHrk aMce named ta study the dog situation in will be (ltd te furnish em»loy«rs the boroMih, to meet with her 400.00 S44.00 U.OO with the nectsMry aBaiieatlan u.oo Hospital Student committee and report hack at the M.40 costs. fclankf for thU Bur****, *r they nett couattrmeetmg. MOM 719.40 70.00 •ay ba tMalatt frMH My Btet Nurse Entertains 100.00 M00 144.00. 71.00 KBAODBKS CORNEft-Miaa I have found very ftw •malay- Barbara Kaaey, eaughter af Mr. Six More bounty Men •H.00 19.74 914.24 •100 WalKmardfl • Wood Flonrin:; en whe willin|ly turn In an In- and Mrs. Edward Kaney of Cooper EnlUt In the Navy rnmptete ar inearreet report," Mr. rd., entertained her ela»«mates Raid MM. aad ether friende iaat week at a MMtmMrib eeunty has eontribut Mat • Ceiling Tib frankfurter roast at her horn*.ed *l« men men to the Navy serv- W9* pOT eylw* % yvlr •••• Mtt WIWB* MM 01* OwOfOÔfe TO MBBT Tha yard was d*c»rat«d with bal- ico. They are Philip Vlncu.it Car- Texaco Roofing V). C. MMBaea, inner of In- laoaa and Japnnese lanterns. The delfe, SN dark *ve., Union Beach; mutle wai provided by Cdward dustrial RaiftUMa 4aBMtnMt, Finn. Frederick Har*!d Caparn, 1U7 For Tran*it.M(xed Concrete Call Ollbtrt AtaaekaUa, |M4 Maw lark Bradley ter.. South Belmar; Harry «lty. tttiltty mtMna M4 aonsuh- Mlaj Kaney to a student nurse Donald Schneider, N Rlvervlaw Daal 74100 Mtfl, Wffl aMfNg the MMMMMth- at Monmouth Memorial hatplUI •re, Ifeptva* City: Oerdon Alhert Oe«an aaeiatr tf Fiilnwinal En- and will hs graduated at exer- •Mllaa, lit Mt Tabor Way. Ocean THE SECOND NATIONAL tlneata Mat Wtdaatday might »t C|BM ta he held frtitay «f neat Ore**: Edward Jams* I^mlrand*, Crystal Braak iM. Bataatawn. HU week. Attending the party were Main it., Adeiphla. and Paul Ray- tubjtet will *• "Labor lUtatltM Misses Evelyn MUM. Mathla Well- mond Callthan, Pin* ave. Free- and Thair «*Ht an "tofesslonal •r, Derothy Hlallcky, Virginia Al- hold. len, Kleaaor Paul, Jaen Ottman, Tha imp ta mderfelnr tatte BANK & TRUST COMPANY Engineers.* omMr »(|| be served Jaaa MeOulra. LeU Frey, Jeaa Monmooth Lumber Co. at T15 aid th« Mattlic will |U> lUefcaftller, Evelyn VagUala, Xm» tralmag at Oroat Ukee. III., aad later. «pon eaajptotlea ef tkt* P«riod win Maria Addeo, Amelia Oarela, Iris be ajaigaed te aetlv* duty with on* 79 CENTRAL AVENUE RED RANK, N. J. The atarnih Ii OM af tha aehuttt, May Lou Taylor aad •f th* units BMlnUlncd by tha na- ant •nemlea af ayttsrs. Ross Mario Aecera, and Mrs. RED BANK^NEW JERSEY Hamld Bennett, Mr. and Mn. vy or will be sent to *n« of tha Garden Wilson, Mr. and Mr*. Ed- many tradi •eheeli operated by th* ward Finn, Albert Sheer, John Da- navy. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS — 6>3U toI|O » Vies, Raymond Ingram, Buddy There M* *tin many vaeaneles to O'KMfe, JaMph Antennella, Teddy bt SIM during th* aeit few month* Finn. Lynn, Ualey and Holly Wll- aad th* lecal ncruKIng offie* U SOB, Anna, Jean, Bubal* and Ed- •a** els day* a week for the pur- 41* Kaney, jr. BOM et accepting applications for enlistment. School'Bound Fashions at

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SHOA E CO, 88 Broad St. Red Bank 6-3421 18 BROAD ST. ( 'R CONDITIONED) RED BANK MED BAVK naat m. MM Deal Youngsters Win Archery Tournament InPJilN TO MHVI BntAMCH—TW tho W«W W«a • year tho fsnnr tri Af IASY AS L«ty eo**M at Menropd aad Cedar fa) T«m • ft* Twn . CraiM — • UrnUrn, riaco ew tao aotih Jertey ahen, O DONNBX T1AVR AGMCY •rlli ge uader the aucUoneor'e ham- II ttOAD ST. U MOM WO RANK E 0. Coats, auctioneer, will nil IS pleta aad Sve dwalliag*. laclad- mmatst run AVULAMM •g the mala noun which waa the L«vy manaiea. The dwelllag* eace imiaai farmer heavyweight boslag ihempMao Mas Bacr and Jack tempny. Tho aalo will atart at 11 a. m. tad etch viaiter will bo fiiniihod THE WAR EFFORT rith a saap of the plot*. Inapectton H the ajroperty to being held daily a 1 te » p. m. "BUT HIE FIREMEN Warrca Pugh of Middtetewa MMBI Bit REDUCE IIME A wathip «a« floed 111 MoaUy Cairo* To*. B>ornia« by Magiatrat* John V. ••*• SAFETY HAZARDS 3nwell on charge* ef bciag dnak 71 So. Broadway . Long Bread. 4.1031 IN YOUR HOME wd dlaofderly. Pdgh wa* armtod ate mtaday night by Patrolmaa Tharlta Jones oa North Bridge ava. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER HH^Fv W^^B? W^rw •fJW^W wWBWfc SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER M, at 10 A. M. of •*•*•! REMEMBER WHEN HOMES WERE HEATED WITH THE OLD Coopente With the COAL BURNING STOVES Thai wa* w the nranVd "Goad OM

BBBisSBBSBBBBBBBfl AfOSBBBBBBsl nW SmSBSBSBl •JB'SUISSBI ftBkamW SYa*SbSk*l aMBk aB^kA «AssW —— •*> FIRE GO. OAKHUftST-UmJa **, af Daal k pM.ro. roaaMnf tha ssaJar «**. Sfcara A«Ma«at ^n^navnpsj gW""A*nl ••) ••^•f WRffMot Homy VifJoW SB) *MMP MM MM To JUolw TA«M Drftw a Big Smeem Day camp frit alaca aware] far tks archery tanrnamaat fram Caaab Frank Zampala, srsbary »W te*e«MpM tho ether. Bartng tho nlgM MM SM was* oat Haw tor. Othar winnan, Uft ta riobt. ara, front raw—Fran] TatstM, Jimmy FoMmaw, Francat Hawlan, i la MASTB* HBATT yoa anit hMo w ssdwr Hka NhH, Raimy Yavmam, Uno!a Ratanha'm, Irvts Janwan, omj roar nm lawy Siman, Mk AIM Faro, Oafl FOR PICK W% SUNDAY CALL Harmon, Art Mohan, Richare] Faimaa an*) Shiala ZalsVif, Wimwn nat pictura*) wars Mttkasl bff. n*v AWB moirr. RED BANK 64100 atai ask for the man and Jatt Naban. At last waak't datinf a*arcita*,* wltnastaa* by 400 paranti ami h'mit, tks Sbara anej Al-Star atblatai praiantaej a araa/am of aamp aativitiN ami inttrttatian m baabttbaff. baa. Hook A Udder Co, 4)t MASTER KRAFT: W# wl flatly pick so it yow wwislssi any •)*•).

Mn. Nell* Jacohaen ef Center at. Sea Bright KM returned home from Mon> mowth Memorial hoaplUI. Mra. Ja- WARM MM. HelM An4*rM» «f OCMB •v«., who hM bten • me«lc*l ««• cobaen waa taken to the hoepital tlant at RlvirvUw hMpitil th» satt laat week after breaking her knee thrM wetki, If rtportc4 iMproviaf. In a fall at home. Mn. (tory Pukui and her Intent Mr. and Mn. H. K. Meyer and AIR •on return* to their no** m daughter! Bobby and Janet of Ocean we. IMI Thuradar from Chatham are (pending a week ai llonmAutk MemerUI kwiitaL rueiU of Councilman and Mr*. ADVERTISERS... John Keenan. Jr.. tea cf Mr. ant Kenneth Andonon of Ocean aw. Mn. John KMnaa of OCOM VH. It MHotoi homo Sent. IT for • MM. Frank Covert. Sr, of Beach month'* leave horn the V. S. Kaw.-•t ha* been conlned to her home Thli will bo hit flrrt vlilt home by HtaoM Mvcrai day* thl* week. alnee he waa Inducted a year ago. Patrolman Stanley Renahaw of Very Convenient • • • WIU Hang in Any SmaU Space The Sea Bright jchool will re- New it. la eonSned to till home Here is a big dollar's worth! open Monday, Sept. 1A Mew puplla with a leg Injury. Renihaw wa* In- ALSO STANOm FLOOR TYrt TO WtACf rirHISS COAL •URNAd may regliter on that dny. jured but Thuraaay when he fell Mr. and Mm. Edward Duehner •n the atoft of the borough hall. Tko MMtsr Krsfr V0F.7I4 sesltaja sf all . ke Mala. «*•,, •«»>, aad ton Carl of Albaay, W. T, •neat n^ak&A gVmm flOjamsstf fj^kAgamfl ugj wm ss^sngnasa as^anasf amanasv» Mvtral day* kit week with MM. Everett ••••" •••• tviomya, Itlsnjty B^BnBJ PU IfBVoW #JHBJ f^BW* 4**dhamaa» sW »»J Camfa If? On Humid*?, Sopteancr KH, Hie Red Bank Reg. BloomSeld fmry, of Church at. <-t 1—.At-- BsiTaia J -** --A*..—I.. .*••*_ WfJUBj BJ MM oMB II •IVfJrfjIB)! IIBWiflvBja rTrBJM *TfrMHlVBjiya MR Rally day of the Methodlit Barbara Mem, daughter of Mr. later will publiak • hoeae MppleMent edition. church lunday-ichool will be held and Mr*. William Diem, celebrated Sunday, Oct. T. Included In the her alnth birthday Tliuraday of program will be promotion oior* laat week with a lurprtie party. Tbie ediltoa win oe a rofalar toetloa of tklt MW» CIMI. On* object of the progiam M D»M hpat- will tw to bulM up the achool * at- Mn. 1>na Warwick of Matawaa paper ... It will bo editorially devoted entirely tendance. la vlilting her daughter and aon- Mlu Elliabeth Oalletley of Pu- in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Stll- to IMNM improreawnt, hooM rentodeling and •ale ipent the week-end with Mr. well, thli week. and Mr«. John Llnd*ay of South at Charlei H. Conover celebrated home repair*. The advertbetacnta placed in the MM Oeorg* Doyle of New at. hla birthday Tuetday with hU Service •pant Mvcral 4ty* this week In family. HOOK Mippleaent teetioa will be exclutiveljr New York city whore ah* attended Mr. and Mr*. Robert WUaon, "Serving the Shore? • convention of the Lndlea' auxil- formerly of thla place and now IW. iary of Veteram of Foreign Want. thoae aoVertitenMnto whoae goods or acrvices Ing In River Plan, are the parent! Cpl. Walter Covert, Jr. eon ef of a daughter, born lait Thuraaay • LI. 6-5151 • A. P. 2-2420 • R. §. 4^241 Mr. and Mr*. Waltor Covert of Now at Monmouth Memorial hoipltaL pertain to tbe booM. at. ha* boon transferred from Fort Betty Jane Cos, daughter of Mr. anW RIMIMtttt MR YOUR MIATIMt NUBS Di* to Camp Stonoman, Cal, where and Mr*. Charle* Cos, It vlaltlng ha la attached to the Far Eaat Com. for a few day* with a friend. Su- ««AVR AT MAIOARft" REGULAR RATES WILL PREVAIL: mand. nn Tanla, at Matawan.

Oar regular adrortitlng rate of $1.00 per column

Inch' will prevail for Mo—iamb County adver*

tlaera who advertlae In tbe bone mpplenent.

Pait experience witb special editions such as this

show great reader Interest. Merchants adrertis* ing in ibis section will derive a pester dollar's Blazing its worth. Mtrchontt In Hit Following Categorta: into the Hall of Rime! Dry Qeancrs Lumber Yards itr TM iNtM of MIIACll N-POWIR . THI NIW STOCK CAR CHAMPI MM) NVSSA.MAlie MIMI Furniture Builders ' Tha nan track mwsj.a anr** tho Hudson Hornet Is a flva-l winner in Grand National Stock Car Floor Covering Electricians 1 Racea. including Daytona'a National Championship meotl an engine built to outtait any other. Appliances Plumbers •Opted et etwe —*. Television Heating , Fabrics Awnings MOW! YtB CBB tWB B Curtains Carpenters NB(iiOB for BS littlo os Linens Wallpapering Paints Finance

Hardware Painters (gaaamjnsi ( mi mm AND OTHER MERCHANTS CATERING TO THINGS FOR THE HOME .... HUDSON... MOST DURAILI CAR YOUR MONEY CAN BUY CALL RED BANK 6-0013 tiUDSON HORNET FOR SPACE RESERVATION WILKINS MOTOR SALES 432 Brood Sift, Rod Bonk, N. J. Mien* M 6-0040-6-0723 nrmwrin, m, \m rarsalagaale. wh* died aug. T, willed bis aaUta t*> hit wtaaw. Lots of Turkey, (janberries JLyoa*' Widow Rose Gelber ef EBgllahtoam. wbe AIMI 1911 PHONE RE died Apr. St. w»U*4 btr tateU ta her husband. BAST KBAmBUna-Mr*. Eve For N. J. GHWMCW in 1«1 VilMbttte Bergmaaa, 111 Hitason avc., entertained over the week-end Mr. and J. H. WHITE > fMUMOU>-The will of Oscar Mrs. Charles Barron. Mr. Barron ia T»ssllTOIe -»Wr a* Ivias Lvoaa »t Uttle Silver, who 35t Cops Attend publicity representative for the aa« ereaherrr •••*• to *h* f*r*- 41*4 A*f- •. waa il«d for probate United Artists corporation. «**t tat Maw J*ca*r H l*Mt Week ia tkc oMce ef Surrogate UH, aaaetdtag to *»gw* ••**- Convention Set Mrs. Bergman has al.«o been Doraaaa McFaddia. Me left hit es- Narcotics (lass visited by her niece, Mias Gloria •ID IANK wmtm *f «he M*v Jersey Crop **- tate t« his widow. partial tor***. ASBURT PARK—More than SSO French, who tecently returned from warn air glsearted pr*4uctieei for the »UU For Sept. 1 to 3 Mrs. Julia Prtchard Chapmaa of ehore policemen atteaded the two flouth America, where she covered a* all kiwis • Mew Hasapaklre. wha died July 2. claaaes on narcatiea conducted at the larger Latin America eitlea to mm twh*»*-a record erea- Triaity Lutheraa chunk af Red willed her real estate to her sister, during a concert tour. the* lait year's 4K.0W Baak will be represented at the Aibury Park high echeol last Carters • DtKtwork iRtfef.PaUiaaaCt. L. Prickard. Upon the ais- Thursday afteraooa aad night by thea twice the Mtk ainusl coitveatioa «f the 'CiffbCiffbt ououtt of IS r*«4«>ra eonnult The ter's deatk it will go ta Mr*. Chap Joseph M. Braasky, federal aar- a eult e 1M ay. rraat Boi Baa vrimm Wr«M imi iMtbtr Leaguu of New Jersey ta nun's two daughters, Mrs, Benja- SV«itt«i r ClaClii l 4A."—Aitv»rtii«mmt t Te t* wttfe tk« turkey New Jer- ka held Saturday, Sunday aad Mon- hb cotice agent. taBei aer wmwi will have saute day at St. Paula Lutheran ckureh. mia VaaVlet ef Shrewsbury »ndi Mr Br,niky whlbitfd aample* frew TM** karrcla af craaberrlw, Oelliagawood. Appropriately 310 Mrs. Janet Humes. Clothing, jew- of v,riollf typ#i H ».rcotlc* and airy, furniture aad all other ar- to!d thc peiicMBf„ how they could wttk fdtatr ••» free* Itaaaaekti- leaguen from feven dliTereat tl§- tides ef personal or domestic use p ._ aad Wiae< trkti will attend. go to the two daughters. Th» re- combat the uae af dope a* h* talked Tha Hoard era* ef turkeya war Tha convention program will In- •aalnder ef the estate will be divid- for 2'» houre on some af hi* eaper tasatai aftet steadily rising clude devotional Eerrlcei, butlaeii ed lata three truMa, with her son, iences ia IB yeara a* a aarcotice prices hw tvrhey awat daring th* tlngi, recreation and refreeh- Bdwatd P. Chaptuaii eHil Mis. Van- ajient. •ariagr month* eacsura#cd New weata, a trip to Philadelphia and He hlaned sauck af the cause af HAVE YOUR PLUMBING, HEATING Vliet as eieeutsrs. The Income Jersey fatawra U taciaasc tkeir a banijuet Monday night whea new from the fund* will ga te the three marijuana use among teenagers aa «a«Sw war thaw trlftaal Jaauary offlcen will be installed. Aa in- children, with tke principal going parent* wha fall ta give their ctiil aatWsatil Meet received by Oar- novitlofi thii year will be a block ta the grandchildren upon their dren the proper aupatviaioa ar guid- tea Btato araiiirsra far turkey* daace Saturday evening in place of parent*' deaths. ance or those wha da aat spend freai Plenary te My th|* year re- the ueual CBtwa*4 Keyaort area waa arrested for possession af lat- aroeUffttl*. tery slips. Tha ttah met retaatty at the Arraigned baler* Magistrate Eu- tavtra, tM teleeted the reetaaraat gene Caplblanco, Etoll wag. held I* Mg aflorlal meetlat alaee. Tha 11,109 ball for grand jury Mtle*. FACTS you should know about NEW • wnmeet Meadaye at S >. m. Chlaf Frad A. Lsmbke MM Btatl aattt eharter aajht aad thereafter mi nabbed in a groeary atora op- *a tat leeaM aM fourth Monday erated by his mother, Mr*. Erne af tvtry gMatk. Bptetel arraagt- •toll, at 100 Comstock tt. H( wu Balk Up aw awata wtM he mad* far ehartsr arreated twice before far th* same algat a* ever US gmata ara eipeet- charge and Nov. t, 1160, waa placed Sklafks as. M probation for two yeara. A aamlaattag eoimnHts* was *e- taeted to areoeat a slate of efnem aas tm the terms tf o«ee. The lemmHte* membert are William Btfaa, Jaka Mars, jr. an« t«eph*a Federal Restrictions on Mural Gas HaUeta. . . INSTALL ate Nermaa J. Carrie, Uifhurrew aas Oeorge UM Petrole** Atoinistratioa f«r Defmm Order No. 2, due* A-p* 14,19S1 FaJ.McEVOY.liic. aH af Kejrptrt, aad Fret- ertek Wherle aad Oil** Wlattaa, amd wl«rth» A«f*jst 22, 19S1 |>1MM eertaia Rnilsitioai •»! mtklttkm m IM MUNCH MI724 hath af Ctttweed Beach. THE SSlfMtl dU^I Nataral G«. M» in* wtttaat argaala •ass. (dversba m Tea vtthgtjt wajtar< BEST c FOR NEW HOME HEATING and NEW INDUSTRIAL USE •v tmm, nor mm Prospective purchatert of H Gm Hmm Heating mn R Toqmcfiod to th&dc wiih Y PROMPTLY

e***assaaMa*MtNS**s*ee*ee*e rsrfi Sol YOU! HUMM-t 01 S MATIN0 CONTlACTOt L PUBLIC SALE E REAL ESTATE JCP&L has filed for exemption Kotle* la larahy gtvaa that th* —UrsigiH wtt sal at Nhtte AM- tkm*atkapr*»alM*at R By fltag for a^gpjvVgaigV ^B^PJ ^^BB S^*JOBJ^P« W^B*BOPV «0*# IOSV OABOJ^WV fva avsÔsW LAKEWOOD.TOMS RIVER ROAD (Highway 9 and 4) tagj ansjl Septembw IS, MM fttosulatiaui «a W Halfway between Lakeweaal aM T**a* Brrar as aorth iMa af HUhwajr, •I* i)w order for gw tmmmen of mr eomp«f It pott« daring the 19SM9S2 h«atJng seaenn, bmt mek AIRTEMP poned to SepuaoW U. Wtt, m Aortlr tl: rct/Ut. Thh at m mUmg from aW tompiny it ftW WednttdaV""S«pt 5th . x. Two modern bungiiowa «aoh soailsttSf of (our Mom*. On* Bun- GAS galow v«ry modtm with hot wstar k**jt-oU saner, Hardwood Floor*, If you want gas hom heating...You should act before Sept 15 tub and *how«r Bath, Iuvlat*4. - One Bungalow alw modtm with ••Mar Oara«*, Hot Air Heat, X» •• ^vV ^vHiw* eî^grÔMgMOVaW Va^tW O^TsMV QOTUHOK HaJRHa^rN ID •erriee for home aratwag far tasbilataoa to lit aiadt dW cioied Front Powk. Unr* Attic * HEAT ywir hoaM Ware acst Jmm IS, ywa SJMSJM Me for W*1 ing UM 19SM9S2 heatiaf tataan («)ijatt to *s Tariff Chlcksn Heuat It' s IM', tttMllr UN Blrda, Oat Brooder Houa* rmeiva wrillMi uttftfrn ffMi MM Cuiafssjs| Man for Cat SMfita mi tha arafl.bairf af •Mfttrtab ssJ 12' x 14'. Ou Station, around*) 171 f**t ol Highway Ffontsg* by Ml feet la dtpth. » CONSULT US Septenber IS, 1951, Such IWÎMW, aatrtle* •*• to gas RKMAJUUi Thii salt »r**snU • unkqu* opfaituntty for nta to pur- cha** a home aad nav*. laeosw from rant*. The building* ara In good condition. Due to oUtunatamen beyond ay control 1 MM obltgtd to sell and Invite your iniaastiaa ef the preaarty pttor t* sale date. The high** bidder *haU ba r*«Mtr*d to pay a deposit of W*« (euh TODAY or certified ohtok) at tlm* of aala aad glga tuual Real B*UU Purchas* dgrocment. PoaatMton within thirty day*. Th* Information stated herein wi» obtained from MUMM deemed reliable. Tha property will be aold aubject to whatever stats of fact* an accurate survey may show, The properly will be sold In It* entirety and all dwelling* thereon ar* 1. N. MOUNT CO. being sold unfurnished. Jersey Central Power & Light ISTAIUSHED 1IM By Order oft MARGARET H. HOFFMAN Cor.MoploAvoiWMtoSt COMPANY & G. 00AT8, Auctioneer. m Bath Ave., Lent Branch, K. 1. PHONE RE 6-4330 MNMI IMI Bnauh Mgaj. KdrfBaBft awBPB SB Musieak, Flower Council Approve* •OtflaT HAMC1 14,000 1* ibdaia. Wdl Bayshore Service Contest Sept. 9 •UILD YOUR HOMB KCWOBT-At • eaeclal anger.- BdB>*JrV4ef)C9 i —• - • i & SONS* IHC. lag ef ate awyef aaa cauacil laet Show at Church ' SEA BBtOHT-Thera will fee . •awwraacee that thie aerviea ABBUItT FARK-Bat Thuradey ala*t, aa ardiaanee waa IONO BRANCH - Twe huadrcd year 'round awe atrvica botwaea - wl4 compete ta aa way wtta the popular radio aad TT HOWARD^ LOAN 4244 M*MN*II $•. introduced «• rrevtde fun4e not t« entriet were judged at the aaeeaa Bright, Belter*, Pert Hea- Bora few achedulee. Mr. Oehmaua will produce aa4 act for" •*» fie-th Ke« 1.4, N. J. ticeed §*,*» te reeletaa • w«ll at annual Bower aaew Friday algat, lth and Kaaaafeurg if the Bute aaid there would be aa campetttle*. auriicgeiva /Jar aj anatet ti ea*a> T. HUNK .4PMJSV A0MCY the water alant. Then will be • eaeuurrd by taw Oleaaera af tha Beard af Public Utility commie- bat agreei *« rewerd tfee leaemttoa moalaa at the "Mra. Amertaa" faaM HAtDWAtf . TOOU public heailnf om tk* erSinass« W. •. C. M. ef Bt. Uike'a Metfeev aiuscre autaeriaa a plea accepted ta name tha aeatlaatlan atapa. •aala ta fea held Buads* afteraaaa, MAM IT. i UATTBOM AVL 1« fey tha mayor and council Friday Mayor THamaj latrcll taM fea •apt. •, la CeaveattM kan. FUIN1TUII diet church. A mueieal program waa Bight. The arm of Willieai Stathe* 6a. alea preeeatod during the evealag. mt a«ra taa aarvlea will be af Borne, who hat beau aaaa far a •Weafe^p^nHj aMHa^Bî eTW (jW JUVINILI FUINITUII Inc., af Flemington, had bean em- Mra. Harvey llocum, Mra. M. A. Couacilmea voted uaeaimeualy to iâeUeraMe feaaatt la Bringing number m year* aa varlaiai TV ployed te attempt a repair af the •hepparei and Mn. David ". Xlrby allew taa New Tork, Keaaafeurg A mere people ta Baa Bright aad ia aetmork oaamj. laeltedtajr "Bap- " TWL Mi-OOP* well, but it waa found that the alter were judl|ee of flowera aad plaata Long Branch Bua camp nay permie- makiag traaeaerUttaa mare «oa- With Artiag" *1>1 tAaga the aaaire aioa ta pick up aad aieeaarga pea- vealeat tar local reeUeeta. gerern and pip* ahaft were beyond and Mra. Harmon M. Bradford aengera ta and from thoae peiata. "Mm America" feurkaur leaf awS> repair and would have M be re- judged the children'a drawings. At many aa tea feuam a day will aaat. Including tha feoawejr gB4 TELEVISION placed. Mica Beverly FhlUIpe wag "Make hemamablng dUvhilaaa. Councilman Jena B. Btaut cat* Believe" and "Smoke Oete ta Tour Henry A. Oealaaua, aaeratar «t la track ewaoa fey the Bantfe Jer- Mat* than M wad4a< RADIO* Eyee," fey Jereaae Kern; a piaae from an deetteaa « tha thla will provide a practically new 1 tha Hae, urged eavaeil te adept a aay •urgieal titppry aampaay, U well at the plant and the work eolo, "Waltg af the Flewera, reeelutiea he had prepared far tale Eaat Froat at., which nraa atalea will compete far tha aevata. "Mta. APPLIANCE could be dene at a treat aeving. Tachaikaiweky, waa played by Mlaa aervice. Ha aald the etopa would from the rear af tha eomaaay'a America" title. Prtaog vatoe* " SALES.SERVICE while the iraa hae machinery and Barbara Roblaaen, and aa organ net infringe upea righU granted building Baturtjay night, waa fau*4 |r,«a>, including a V men in Keyaert. and plane duet, "Kameaael-Oatre," ia the Bare Bua coapanr'a fraa- •uaday at Keaaafeuic. nVinaay a canvaKibb), will wat p!«yed hy Mra. ctalee, eii*t« lie liuate do net make truck ewaea by the M. A. Headrick- la "Mra. America" af Urn. i In order ta proceed without in- John Ebner, arganlet, aM Mlaa eintilar atepa. terruption, an gaigency rtaolutlon Barbara Robinaen, pianiet. Twa aea Oeaatructiea company af 11 waa adopted declaring the rcpaire Blmt, "flowera at Work* i Mr. (lehlbaue aeld hie raejueet Broad at. waa atalea tram tha perk Clectrlelana advta* agaiaat n an eitreme emergency aad author- "Growth of Flowera," wara ahewn, waa prompted by the number af lag let af WaMmeae aerviea ata- aing Mtenaioa ceraa ua4er ruga, HAROLDS iging Councilman Stout ta have the and flower elidea were praeeatad tiateg paeaengera waated ta board tian, Maple ave. Tha truck waa particularly any part that ia walkai RADIO * ILICTIIC SHOP neceaeary replacemente made with- by Mra. Marion Clark. big feuaea bath la Keaaaburg and found by Miwdletewa tewnaklp pa- aa regularly. The walkiag caw out the formality af advertleirig. for He. Bright aad get of at aae af lice in Middletewa twa feaurgafte r the card te wear aad a*ay matt U Freat St., Mt4 Beak MM*. Priae winnera in tha Sewer aad the twe tewae. From Keaaghurg it had been reported atalen. la a chert circuit ar Bra. plant §r' ip claaeee were Mra. Har- ry Nel»on, Mra. Viola Welcett, M. T. Clayton, Mra. Jahn Leech, •. L. Reed, lira. B. Aaderam. Mra. B. Balcoai, Mra. L. Durel, Mn. WalUr Krueger, Mra. F. Weianar, Mrs. Herbert Butler, Mn. Florence Jahav DONT WAIT UNTIL ZERO WEATHER! son, Mra. Harry Herbert, Jr., Mn. McOann. Mrg. Charlca Mohr, Rich- PERFECT ard Robinson, Mra. A. M. Meeker, Mra. Joeeph Brutt, Mra. Belle Gtt Your Bungalow Roody For Tho Parker, Mn. M T. Clark, Mm. T. atothart. Mra. Oiace gtothart, Clark, Billy HuUley, Mra. Anna Coming Winter. Goto In Your Foun- HARMONY Abate, T, atothart, Races Benelle, Mra. Esther Kranta, Mrt. Ott Kratovil, Mlaa Edna Cobb, Mrt. K, dation. Apply Insulating H. Hamilton and Mra. I. Allan. Winner, alnong tha children'a en- triei were Uellf Adle, Helen Bu- Siding fc Combination cherer, Judy Ann Ball, Patricia Dennie, Billy Huttley and John UNFAILING Hutgley. Windows 4 Doors Popularity prlaei were waa by Mra. Waller Kruefer for arrangement of roeea, Mrg. Joaeph Bruet Aa NOW! for dicplay of mixed annual* and SERVICE Mr*. Anna Abate for perennial dig- play. GET OUR LOW PRICES TODAY naaaef B Baal. BMaaanai Rfae* aail Honorable mention waa given BBFBJffBJ Bf VBJBJBBJ VOTwWwVW| 1 lf*Tf VffBJ Mra. R. H. Hamotin for vaee of K|>aaaj1 TdBdBjBJI Jna^kdfl kaâU aWdkMdk flower a In picture frame; Mra. An- MODIRNIZI Y0U1 H0MI •^^^V^BBJBBf VBByBBBf BB*BBJ V^BBJ lâTVw na Abate ana Mra. M. T. Clark #BBBBBB JLaaV aaaaaM ^BBMaL. one larse dahlia in diah, Mn. Pay A* Litlle At A MoNth FfBBfl WWf Vgf •^^^""* George Edwarde for toadatoal and 5 Miat Mildred Harvey for Mnleaa guaflower. FHA TWMS - YiARS TO f AY — AU JOB MSUItlD - MH ISTIMATK AAdnaaa aHaldWdB: ^&* dBJl BtdnaS akJa^naStaBajlaaAt emJnaaaS «N(BAL MaeARTHUR IN THK -IMI • rAlNTiiro • DOBMEBS • OABAOCt • MASONRY • BOOFING "Well «om, good and faithful tervant." • tEABtn • ATTIC CONVEBHtm • B1DINO • COMB. ttlNDQWI Honour to him who grimlr atendt befere • NEW BATHBOOMS • HEATINO A eountl.tt fee to hear Inraaaaiitlr • FMMB TIUNO ffJffBJaaaBda! dBJaaSalWWWrfW jkJBJfJfffVk dBjBBf fagdnak JâV AiBTVi "aaatdaa^FWV FBnaaaa wfflWk "He cannot hoM." And ret he aeMe, • BOON ADDITIONS • riVIUHNO • FOBCH KNCUMPBM for tee I Through eplintereil tiomkt, through •htllflre'i deafening roar, •atann yield, not a whit and further. mow, <• Jersey Central Rwer* Light DejHilte a fever-freniirit enemy. till) lifu—utitetthed—cheve a <««»ANV turea eaa, The leltnd fortreai *f Cerregider. Soldier, wh.n Mching ttnki are wrapped In ruit And mm In chain, at ltet have won SEABOARD SERVICE Wh.n lilver wlngt are folded la the dml CONSTRUCTION Ca "SERVING THE SHORE" And from this dark interne e • 10 44111 • AS 14*20 • U Ml* Whm you hive mtae >«ur iiltlmeta. l9l 7 BROAD ST. ~ RED BANK nure thrunt REMEMBER: FOR YOVR HEATING XEED8 LET US 0IV1 YOU For victory-ah thin—Rod five ft peace. CAU SANK 6-4133, DAY OR NIGHT *8AVE AT SEABOARD" wootltof protection •-Loulie «. Talcott, RiiKaon, S.

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04* onytnincj tnot con DO CMQIMCI Just say, "Treat it They Like it a Million! HwyBB; yM 24 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK week Buick let • proud how right that proved to be. They loved the COIIMMM it g There's no time like Ae present far them of every traffic skuatkm--and rcoordt t Here, they found, was a basically discovering the thrills that mare the relaxation it contributes Is a The millionth Dynaflow Drive* different way of delivering power. than a million Buick ewaorc SANE DAY SERVICE ... long day's drive. wt« delivered to « happy owner. already know. NO EXTRA CHARGE It wat the firaf drive to get com. They loved ha extra safety m sNp- That's a new peak in popularity for pletely away from any gears which pery going, and the improved con- modern drives which take you from function in a series of fixed stages trol in mud and snow. a standing start to any cruising -the first to apply supercharging NOTICE «ldtd wai executed April la. liPJO, and As they had a chance to pile up SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY recorded In tke Monmouth Ceunty Clerk'i speed desired with a smooth, unfal- principles that did new tricks with Caaacery Dlvlilea—Mumautii Cwaty office on June I, 19!1, In Daily Book UOCKKT NUMB£I( r'-m4-C(l Number •», convtyini premltei known experience, they loved the unex* et Lot No, I ae ihown on a nap entitled tering swoop of power. spinning oil. STATE OF NEW JERSEY "Mac ef Lota Belonging to John D, peeted savings of rear tire wear 90 ESTATE of CHARLES WHITFIELD, Wailaee," made by Frank Oaboroc, SUN And how folks loved itt CHARLES WHU'FIELU, hit unknown veyor, Auiutt. l»00, being al>o known "The biggest advance since the and reduced strain on all driving ntlri, dtvifeep, Iritntfr'n mid !»it*l rvn* and d«il«n»led en a nap entitled "prop. rMetrtsllviT, Mt(» "fll.Mlt.r!"' '.VIHT- LUI In Hlildieluitii," lUcutllitu and listed self'Starter" is what the motor* They loved the freedom from strain parts, from engine to differential. HELD. *;rl; ,,r Clinrlea Whitfiil.l, flnt ai tuch in tho ofUclal tux asirnnment tikmt hi'iriic flctitiouN «nd unknown, map of the Towmhlp of Mlddletown, h*r iinknuwTi heir?, rivil tction in which vtseei, Ugitett and Iciat I«pre»entiiti CUHIn Junri «rid Qurtta .Innca art i>lain> are made ftartltt dafendant faeraum ^.JU tllTi and yuu ami ihr l.Vmtity nf Men- appear ai the rtoord koldtri of the t,t;> •outk and the State of Mew Jtr.ejr are to aald premlttt, WtHN ••"•I AVfOMOMM. AM Nl» MICK WHi MHU UMMI dtdadantt, iwudinv i» tha Superior You. Mn. "Chtrlat" Whitteld, firit Court of New Jerwjr, within la darl name being fletitiona and unknown, your a(t«t tk. day of Auautt JO, i»H, eulni- htlre, deflwea, letateea and legal rtprt- 1ft ef c«k dett. If you fall to da to, •antatlvei, are made partita defendant Ike rrliaf deaundtd in tie comulalnt will bmaute you are the wift of Chtrlti be taken aatlntt you, Tha aetlnn kat Whltdeld, who It the reeord holder ef DE RIDDER BUICK, Inc. hten imtltuttd for tht iiurnoit of fora* tht title to Hid premliM and mty have doting a tax lien rutcuted l>r John M. an Intereit therein, wen, Qalltctor nf Taat o( theiBuwnthln n«)pdi Atbury Park, K J., Auguit nf MlddiBinwn, I'nunty of Monmnuth unit PJ. / J. Hlate "f Nrw Jfrirr, rtnt'H l>tr(mhrr t !, fJRANT SCOTT, 163 to U9 Mwimouth II 6.20tt I*. 191*. end dupllmt* crtfnrat* nf tux ... .. ' Clerk el tat iuwrlor Court . gait MieikMe la ei#i.me ataia ala »««• MM ^ *hi 9Rf> %tA\Wt%% AVMWT M, \m fmlktom

Mr. ea4 Mm. Engineer*- and Item ef the Urn Thit dm Pratt •»* Bttarder. Mr. Tttratf Land Surveyors ENROLL NOW aa ea tm-w ef the frvtag Trait M«|lir a« Kew York, fctvief re» PAIX TERN KCtW WFD., SCTT. f Convenient •eetly neaivad a ynMiw. Had Meeting Here MM OMN Btwle end Kathleta IANKING ef J*Mty Cttr ke»e MM ia Oatoa vtettsaf Mr. ead Mra, Of INVILOM •aatth. BUIr Lea HMN ef tteae M he** retasra- All Day School «*A. M. to 5 P. M. efter atwe> week*' eta* at Tha aaccuUv* aatMilttaa af camp cewew. MaaaMuth-Occan Boelaty af Nursery School 9 A. M. to 12 Noon fiMMto P*tUle atkjbrated I laiiail Eaitiaeeia and l«ad Bar- tMtk birthday taft >nk with • veyara a»t Tuesday ai««t af laat party ettaadad by Samuel weak in the new oOcea of Heary f. ""TRAWSPORTATIOW PROVIPEO I Raw TMU, Philip BayasM Da- Labraequ* on LJndea al. Cwto, Meryl** ead Jack PtUlte ead Tha arofraiB and antcrtaiaaMa* aataete «f the ehlldrea. watlttee announced that tha fmr fmtiker ImfarmmUom md irwcfcww, H—m Caff Mite Jeea Vtri, tMgkttr ef Mm. aaaaker tor th« r*fular BMatlaf A«li Ward, kM btea vlsltlag rale- t WMn««rf,y ^(ght, ••!»<. », ti«M la Welaiaid. ild b* R C. Hinpeaa, nunafar, •ANK MANOR NURSIRY SCHOOL and • • # Bdward CHIM !• sajayiet • *•• laauetrlal rolationa deaarta»*n«, (Ml- eetlea af twa waake hem feif 4*> bait Aesorlate, Utility Caaâay AND CHILD CARE COTTER tilt at CMf Bveae. Oaaauttanta. Th* feartfc birthday «( J«r »•«•• The educational eenMiHtaa t*- BBM 4aW Masks* JaBMaanw AanmaarfaBlaBmBT amnf •MM, tea ef Mr. «U MM. UM parted that the paraoa* waa ha< WJ »^*W l^PaTw vV1w| W*^âW»IPP^PW ^P7 FAIR HAVsW-Tke taken lut year'* refceiher eatiraa Kl w-lf II tktwaay with • eaaetine** th* premmlea ef Utat had returned questionnaire* which Jtrema B. Ofaata ta the rash ef iadieated that tha courae aaMably M • ITttM Aft. Mr. aM Mi« fn» Bnmft litataaaat, taaler graaa, etwtiva BMt their needs. After this rtaart feaM Mill ra. akawvai ttatr •!»• Aug. 1. Mew at MeHMk. Va, k* M ' eae«utive caaiMittea anthld «at «aMI«e tMivarmty Iwt wnk. wigned te tht VMM. Messrs. If. Odd Albert, P. B., M BehMr ti vMt«4 ralatlvai la«t wath •• A Ms** vtwraa m World war ta caaduet another rafraakaraawM . U*et OreiN* was ratsllad ta aader the susplcei ef tha Mea- •M Mr*. J. H. MMttk *f active daty latt AarU. A frslasto BMMth-Ocean society. Aay *>fi«* pi. attMiied a lawa party af lUd Baak Catkella Mga tchaal aera punning to taks MsaaiMtlon* kaM rrMay « the Wlllii ho*, | and Klagi Pelat Msrekaat Maria* far rirnfrsnlnniil llrensa and dealr- OakalUM I* Migration af tfc« M«- academy, h* m iimmliiliail aa la( information concerning th* re- MrtM*r at thalr «r«at-ir»aa- enatgn in th* Navy la Btatcmber, fresher course should contact 4M«kt*r, Baaala Willis. lttt Hit wife to the farmer Mitt Albert. Utmost Mn. Bcraara r>rr«ll af Brooklyn, Mary Jaa* O**a*r. They have a The semi-annual meeting; af the MM, Hawara UlinitaR af New •ta, Jerem* B. Orawe, Jr. Mt It New Jersey Society of Profeetiaaal F Ma Mr. airf Mn. It. a tea ef Mra. Mary Ores** ef Had- Bnglneers A Lnnd Surveyor* is ta MaMwia aM cMMrn af MaaUaa •oa avt. a* held in conjunction with tht In Convenience I •a«Bt lart Thitnaty with Mm. Rah* Meamouth-Ocran society's short art BY fiatehar. dinner at Ocean County park, Expecting Baby, UHewood, Saturday, Kept. I. Yaw MMHte your awn BanUaf hear* Tha next husineas meeting will MIM Aaae Tlehenor visited Mr. Girl Triet Suicide I held Sept. 5 at the new meeting M whew JTOM BM aar staple SaMk«hy* aad Mr*. James Madding* ef Weed- Tht atUmatsd taltMa ef a MV place, Crystal Brook farm inn, rt. bury, If. 1. aver ta* we. year aid wamerrled girt, wae ta *a> M, Batontown. JPMMI alMrvBvtp* at law aryVCBaW OTvvlVyVf Mra. Clifford Oordoa attended th* acetlng a b*.by, wta fatltC mday faeeral of aaa af ktr nurse clase* when her landlady found ktr tat- MS WKODINO UCENMS MWMN WlfHreMn CM*f£G I9W00 AS 6 w$* •Bates, Mn. Florence tummer, Isit dd* not* and calltd aeNe*. (Bpecla! to The Reglatsr» Friday la Jersey City. According to eolle*, tka girl. Mlat NEW YORK, Aug. IT — A II pewit slip aad reeeiBt. The reeeiBt It two ether elatsaiates, Mia* Carolina ttett. wha had) a room at etnas to wtd was obtained at th* Burns aad Mrs. Jamet B) Sett Westildt avt,, was treated Municipal building hern today by forwarded to yoa InaMdiately hy retam Th* Y.P.CA. of tht Baptist at nivervlew hospital aad later at Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly McDonnell, church attaaded a beat rldt tie the Monmouth Meaterlel hewalUI after Shrewsbury rivar aboard tht mo- M, formerly of Rumson, now at NeMkMihtac«tit|aa| she teek ttvm cadeln* tablet*. Her 4M Rlveralde dr.. New York, to mottk far jnr fnailr.' Urbeat at Oatl and Malcolm Uee> landlady, Mrs. Nlekelaa Oargalle, Oterg* Carson Carrlngton, SO, an ard. In th* party wara Ml according to th* police, found th* airman, stationed at Mltchel Pleld. Tbtt awky fautoo sheaM Dal* Brlttoa, Oall Banter, Owrgla not*, aad ea enterln* tka girl'* la»).t f FISCHER'S The b«ty hoMtewife win Jar, Meryltu Mayer, Betty wu- Tha couple said they wauld ht •UTTtRCLP BREAfA laW rtem, fauad fcer atleea. Afttr aa aurrlad In New York shortly. tad thk Mnrlee a t*MM> keimt. Wllma Mtyar, Peggy Allan aatucceMtal attempt te waken ktr, aw ktt tkit't /•r aad Jetaa* Waltlag, alto Jtttph Mn. Oergulla oalltd pallet Mad- Mra. McDonnell, wha la the saving factar. When pay- - uiUr. Albert Origft, Jack Can- âerUra aad tkt »rtt aid aaaad daughter of Nicholas and Dorothy way, Jtka Roberta, Jack Bayard took tkt flrl ta Rrnrvttw, wltrt Davttt Donnelly, wai bom la Now ing biUt By cheek y«a at aad tka host and hostess**. Yerk. She was divorced from Jakn Joseph Boetteher ef Oratmere, According te fUe», Ml** lean Peter McDonnell in 1M4. Thay lived ways have a Yalid receipt. Stattn IsUnd, I* a guest thit week named CpL Heeert Uwia ef rert la Kumson. Her prospective kttt- at tkt hem* af Mr. e«d Mr*. O*arg* Monmouth at ta* fatkw el ker baad, who was born in Rlehmaasi, UdkaTaai ISM baby. Bat told seUtt ah* had Va., I* th* son of Oeorge and lea- Mr. and Mr*, tawnae* Buck aad Uwto at rert Bennlng. a*., and la btlla Carson Carrlngton. sea Larry, left oa Saturday sa June of thla year at kreagkt ktr te Baking trip for twe week* la Caa- Red Baak. Poate stated tka girl asld Lewi* had teld her h* wat Mn. CIMotl Oordei, ehalnaaa •ingle aad weaM marry ker. Mere aliatrlet thrn af Olrl acwiti, at- rtetatly, nolle* **ld, ht teld ker taadtd a mattlni far a Olrl leant ht wae married, had a family aad aMva at tha hom« of Mn. A. Jack' wanted nothing more ta d* wit •ea Llndley at Fair Havta en Wt* ktr. •ataay avtnlnf. Tki drlva will MiM Scott wet taken te the Sat IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER hald In Oetaotr. vatlon Army home, Janty Oty. more OVK VERY BEST WISHES FOR

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SrBTBtff MOTtCC R? **fS> likBi tX 4. St. A. m urn* •»*•*. •• * w^ a fcoeoby — — MMia* 1* fcaraby m\ •awbr •••*• Mat lUtiM I* fcmfcr m«a<> tkat District rd* »f HUKtita and B*ai*u* » *ad Baatd. mt lUetiw and Br, itrr ia •»* .. tk* Btoougt, «t Bad •*«*. CaaHP &**. tJ^Tat'Sltii ' * »f Uttl. Silv.r. County •I Btaaouih. Stat* af H*w Joaw. wiU •aMth, atoto at N« at (fc* tUU of Ho* lorotr. will * at th* Blaca Mraiaatter ao.iga.te* at tk aat kapaiaattw 4*.i«a*to* At. tWTaWaaB S. till TVaWAT. MOVBMBU 4. llll TVSJfcBAT, IrOVaWaal f. IMI fcatawB tfc* hoari af ma. a. a. aa4 tat houm of Mvoa *. a. *a* botw**a tb* b*ura at M**a a. a. aa* •iawt a. a., to* tk* patpoa »t «a**rt- n. lEwu-rr. Standard Tiaw). •igkt p m. far tM purpM* tt «.ai«rl- l it4 tha (i*a*rai ElMtioa. foe tko ourpMa of conducting ten.r.i iag tk* CtMtil Hectioa. •Sal ttot tk* nil BuaiciMWy tw tfc* PurpoM ot —*"*•--• * State IVnaUr, twa *MRR> Ui* «M*r.| KwUo* vill k. k*J4 in •eaiaatiag a State Beaator, tw* mam~ aat* at la. 4taa*ral AMtmMy aad twa Ik* ««i4 •iiniciptMty for iKo purpM* ol Ba«<>niaf al a aaiat *k*r* (*• oa«U» ^^»» ot tio GaMral Aateably aa4 twa awabta o« tk. Board *f Ckooaa Paw- •ooiuioUna » Kl*t« ftmtor. t»o •J«.MnTTl kVoaa atrjit U tntertartaa wit* •miii* *f tb* Board at Cm—a* PrM- kalian for tk. Countr of Morimoutb k.w of tiioo CwroCwroJJ Awakl; on* twotk* wotor list o« Barklaw o(*oav tkaan latmmra for tfc. C*«atr at M.naoutk for tk. IM term at tkna yaaa *ack •omk.* sf th. »o.rd .r CkoMo •outkwar4l» aloaf tk* etnttr Ha* of (JaM.'^bTi k f h »d r CkoMo rrM Br«a4 atwrt kTtka aoaUbirl. k*a«4arr for tk* faa) tera al tfcra. r*ar* **wi»i muaicipoj oflto*, »( tk* ti«.fc* *r ra«i W4 *f tfM Mao Ta* Ttwatki* CoaailteMM* tor full fa* CouaaUaMB let luU i •i». fork *a4 Ua| Braack raHnoJ !••»•> term mt ittaa raw Mck. MtHlat I* fcarakr al**a that •**••** T.o ecuntilojM for tk« full Uroj of thrM rear*. to lu latajtatilaa »ltk law oMtac Uaa 1 M*llc i* k*r**r give, that ••allaa* •that* a* tka gajMatik af Pal* MaoaV. B*tiM <* banby si'** tkat Urn r»or«, Ckaataa* MraM. tkaMa«MMar«lp atoaaj ••ton of Ik* T*tnabip at MiddMaw*. fu* aTalpTafaaTaBi*! iâ^SataMMHal Ilk alakLal ** *-» **^^ *S*VfJBJapF •^BBapBRaWTJlBj Bfav SBBBBJ BJa^VjBSBlJBjP ***m at tka B*rw*Tk of Uttl* Sil**r, lor full Mr*. C*ualp at Mmaautk, atate at N*w ta* •iciaaiitp »a*« tko law. of N.w J*r*.r •ovaralM] awatMat MgatratiM a*r ••"• •" MM. M. WB QT/aV - ^* ••».»» pr - — Mt »lr«o4r mitui'td In ui< Munlci tutor lin* *r M.p>* aooom* t» tk* In-gonrsiiii ptiai.wiit ttm\tU»L\»k mat iacttion* are htr**y approved. Mlitr. uMtr tk. !••• at Na« terair toraacil** vitk tka mui Ma* mt Bark- ngiater or treMfor with tk* *Mrk «t wr twjSw wStkm CkMfc itfJrtK at traaafcr witk tka Clark at MOTION 2. Por tk* Impnvaaeat m (•vomit* aorMMmt r»fi.(ratio, tut Iw* alaca, tk*ne* Mkw«| atou tka Mi* auaitlpalitr it kit **ae*, Towt- aurpoio ctatod in taction 1 of . •*" rafiMn *r trui.t.i ojitk tk. CWtk •( watar Ito. af Barklaw ataat to tka aaa. •kia Mall, Kiat't Highway. Ml*«Wtowj, Ur lla. of Brooi (bwc tk* awkM at IO tMwara. • •rdinanc, th*re i. tk. aa<4 alvalci»aUtr at kor o««. aWr- H.w Jeritr, at Mr tia« fcHweoa Wod. fay. linialii It. 1U1, Stop. «a SWMl-April II, llll M •u«k Mall. Naanoutk »tr»ot, ato4 Bank, •lara a< kaslaala*. a*od*y. AarH II. Ull, aa* TkMoaar, 4 N«* loroor. at vit UOM k.tw*jnW*to**- Tka »ollln« alar* for tko Bwaavtk (B*o. Saatomber IT, ltsi. 4uriag tka follow- t*Ua*tktaaair> ktvi:* Dail»i**y >tr *M> toa, r»aTt* 7». a. fay. atp __>*r ft, 1111, duriagi I r.o»d.y, April 18. 19.1 and TWa4ay, do* nutrift k) Bt« Btak •/«••••• Oak, iag koura: Doily 1:01 *. a. t. 4:«t p. BNHM tftf akaflwaMrM* followia._ * koun: Daily l:'>0 a. a. ta •raaa atratt. lt:ltMM an* and l:0t to 1:00 p. a.. SUR. •otttiokar 27, 1951, 4urln« Iko fol- m., Stturdip* |tl a. a. to ll:*l ••»«, 4ari aa4 Molidara *xc.pt*d, or at Per. lo»in« houra: ilailr. 9:00 a, •• ta 1:00 loader* *nd H.lidar* *iec*te4, or *t BIHlt aagittratiaa litny, Cavrlaaaaa. p. •.; tourd.yl. |un4a>. at>4 Holi.«»» PtratMat Begitwttioa Buraau, C*«rt- j I* Motor Hat *f Ucwat at* kaw*. rreokeld. Mow Jerwy tt aay time PnafcaM. N«w lantt. tt aay ttaa M- tkinfor kr virtu. •« " oiMpttd. Alia u> tko Lit tkroi niirkt. nu* at fclgk wattr hat at tka Hart) April IS. Ull. a*4 Tlwaatp. taptaa- twata WodtMdtr. April II. I til. t*4 budget *r huag*t. •* Borough »« tk< lot thrt. *tf of rr(i>tr.tion •atwaa* W*diwt**r. April 11, llll tajnoay. BartoaaaTtT, lift, Jartafl Skrow.kurr rlv*r. IkMil MttMiy I' M* Tkandar. S*atoafc*r ft. Ull. ktt St. IMI. aura* tfc* twtawwf prtviouilprt r adoptedp . (root 7 to I o'eletk. or at F«ii.tn tin. k.tw»n Ur Una *l Sfcnwabary avaaaa; tfctsM a. a. to 4:11 *. a.. Saturday*. Sw- May* aieepted. improvamtnt or purPOM a*,4 to W.4noUa;. Apiil l>. l*H an4 Thun- Mutharlr along tfc. Malar HM Mday* *R4 Hali4ty* tictpt*4. a •• Tfcand.r. Illl, thh* rrutt •' »»*»*I44 T«iill-"wll"w» TkTkoatano d Shr*w.kury imw to tk* ceator uaa of tka tagiatrati*. 7,»oc..ioU) »P*™»riatiair i nat •ar. M»aator 27, 1*51. dorm« tho fol- Oa Tkundty, te»toaaer Sf. till. PllPolljvoiia™r (IJ7(IJ7»oc.ioMI,»™.", ') ••'•—»P*™»riatiat —"*« oi ., .1 lawinf kouri: Dailf *:«• a. m. In l:i« ChatUut itr**ti ikeii. atturtr tit*, __ Tkandtr. B*ptomb»r ft, till, «til after tM tb* Mgiatratiou fcuort «ill ho el***4 met kr laid down payment. Mfotlakl* r. •>.. Satur4av., Cunaari an4 Holi4.ra tk* naUr Ha* at Ckattaul rtraat to tki th* regiktr.tian book, aill fc* *IM*4 ua. at>*r tfc* iMtkctaia* •MUHN TMttoy. MtraabM (. Ull. unUI tfter tht tortheoning Oanaral kond. of tk44o Borough, each t, be knowj mm HM af tfc* C. B, B. Caa rhjkt *f til altar tk* f.rtfceaoaiag O.a.r.1 Bloo- Motlo* *f MM*, tt inUne. at mh .xrrpt.4. w*ri Ikenc. ii.rtfc.rly *MB| **M*r lln. tlon to a* k.ld *a TM*4ay. Mtrgafcat •iitlia aa Taatay, MonaM* t. llll BMctte* •* Tuaedar. Vovembor I. ltsi. M •O.n.r.l ImproveaMt Bon* ol OR T1>uri4.», ttfttmber 27, Mil. N*tio* *t ifcim at miata** at am. PMBUM for tn**rW of roaltirallTa Motle. of chang. *f r*ii4ene* or •»• llll," »r* hereby »uthorll*d to a* it- of C. B. B. C*'i rigkt af w*y to klgh wa- I. Ull. •fcaal k* aaa* *4th« kg nittot PMBMI tta* ia tka principal amount of Twanlr- tk* NgiHr.lion book, aill bo rl«i*« Ur lln. af tfc* N.rtfc Sknnfclir* ritff i tor U*a*l*g at ragMliall*. plleatieo tor tna.fer of rogittntle* •ntll aftor tk* fartkroaiin* O*n.r.l Notiet *f *fca«g* of rtdwtar* at •*• akM fc* awat attkar fc* wrKtoa M**M4 f*rwat**4 to tfc* MaaldM Ctark ar tk* •hall fca aad* cither ky wrlttca r*ta*M «,, Tkouiaad Fiva Hundred Djtltr. atiratloa for tranafar of roglitratlor, Otaaty (War* mt Hltrilaa* aa tara* IIJI.Ico.ll) punuant »*.."• .•*?*} Bwtl» M TiMiaar, Novwukor I, 1*61. UM *f NlrtlTsfciwwtkarr'nMr to __. •kail fc* a»4* .Itk.r fcr wrttun ro«w.t t«twai4*4 to tk* forwaria* to tb* Mualeipal Clark *r tb* BMd Uw commuting Sectloaa 40:1-1 Nmtea at tkanfo «t ciaonc* ur .a- nator UM ot G»»H *«*••*•«*•••, ta«k* panaatat forwtr*o4 to tk* Municipal Cltrk ar tk. Uaatr Iw*r4 at BwttkM* a* *n»ldo* fcy **M Maatalpal Otrb *r Ceanty Board af Election! aa tora* to 4*:l-»* at th. (Uvtaad ttalatM ol l>lic«Uoii lor trant'cr of raiUtratlu ar alaea of fc**rkaalMlaa ' . >i4*4 kr Mi* _ •tar*] or br calHag I* *tn*a at tkt rntlded hy Ml* Municipal Clerk *r .kail ka »«4* *it««r kr writtM ro^wit Count* Boar4 at H.rtlont tn font. Mwitlaal Ckwk ar ••«• at ika Munlclp.1 Clorfc *r Ntw Jereer. In anticipation of tk* la- Ta. polling TlpliM fir tk* Dtfetk *— provido* kr aai* Muni.ipal Clork or K_ r* M k*f MIHM IB BwTrBVwl *W vlwv Bnra at ky calling In penan at tM euanc. «f ..id kond. and t. temporarllr fwaoril*. to tk* Munieiaal Clork or tko tlon District IU* tka* ranrahurit t *T tk* •)••Brar4 or kr r.lling I* poraon at tk. tw (4) Coatla al tfc. NaaMlpal GkMk at Ceunty hUtrd at StetlMa aa to aaa I*. •Sin of th* Municipal Cltrk or C.ntF Boar* sf Blaetloaa •• fortj. mun* tjiaor Co.C .B BrMMi la * atrg Snanc* t*id Impt ov*R»nt or JW|«M. •**o|«*« kr Mi4 MiMidaat CWrk ar .*-• of tka Muaiaiaal Cltrk or Ceuntr CMflr. *• P* Ctwtp Boar* at BlortlM. «* ta **4 (a- -*-* -•-• IT, IIH7 County Hoard of Electlone tig ta tn4 la* •Mgotlahl* note* «f lh* Hor»B W*at Praat atrMt. Itotr* at Bla.tl.aa up to »a4 U.l«4lag •Mlag BjpkamkW tl. MI eluding S*fit*mbar 2T. ltd. JrWl amount j>ot '«^\ „.,,,>, Baar4 ar kr «alllmj In firtm at tk* laptaaikor iT, Illl. Prirato M*4 kM*rna tl «>• Thouaand r|v. Mundrcj •mu a* tk* Nuniciaal Ciwk or tart araptrtri tftom* Tk. fallowing ii a doaeriatloa *f tkt Wehr *ut*.rii*4 to CauMo •••r»M »'*»•» fc) HMdi they* ftb tai-.. Rlcetl.n Diatritt I li fcenkr via: •Malklaniian r*.4a a)f IHl#r# H WHICH BtlgT Tk. tallavta. la a Th* **tlmaU4 maul- nut itr**tt tfcHc* Mitoriy llama tttut •l**f tthl * Mid river to tk* point a* plan ten**t.*.** waul*wauld, InKrn*Interwet! tk* Shr.wiShnwiburk y tin* *f OheMnut etmt to tfc* eoeiter HM at Bog rlv«ri thetM ruRnlnyj toutk al*M Ik* lit* tt tfctBaMugfc •«^^ ^J^t«a*t*lrVrt -liBBiBf. BCOUTBV AM* tXICTION M of right *f way of tb* Now ftrk A Long BEOINNINO at tfc* RMaakarf ftgto. ..Tk* j aator IIM of BUCM Vitto AVCRU. t* Bsjteatag at a paint oa tb* tfcar* af Branch rallnati UMBM M«tk**M*rly war at, Mato Ml»fca»r Ba«to Na. ll,*a* ft. t. that paint when the cMUrlla* at Pwu tfceTorta, krowtfcury River 4inetly M- *laag r**t*r HM of right *t w*f *f Ntw Uwi MatlM Ii kcrtkr si*** thn Dittnit Viita A**RM Inttntcte tk* RIMMB lar. tw*M tk. proportlM awn** br tfc* MM- Tarh * Ung Braatfc nllreai to tfct Borna" ** *it BlMtlollMtlw* i1*4 Btgliliy I* tM eu»h lint i thinci weit ileat tka Ruaiwi amith aaat Club M* th* property nator HM of Moor *tr*ot (prodandl i ' t •jMJM.WB. CtMtP Borougk Hn* to a poiat wk*re tk* Ml* rolling nlaclac* fartor ttMtkM 41rtrI4!rtrl*Ht It Ik* known M th. Bo4 Bank Lyraum, tkenee tkMe* wtatorlr *wag tk* t*nt*r UM of *7aiM*M»tk!!Vut_-.i*o t Maw JotMy, will Ha* iaterwet. tk* **at*r UM *f Pair Mt- aWntisk Hall, Proip.it traaa, t-ar Mtthwar*ly to th* nnur HM of Una* Nartk Bhrawnury rlnri tkenca aerlh- attt at tha plan* ktrttftor dtilgMted ron*; tk*ne* Berth .loaf th* enter Twantr-nven bournM D •trMt, thmM along tkt center IIM of •rty along high waur Hi* ot rt.rt > mt Pair H*v*a raa* to th* threw*. k*n«* Shrawwurr rim to th* nator HM ot , Bleetlo* Dlitrlct N*. I li kor.ky 4*. tlO.OO), Ik. nr*M tk.r.o» o.«• t Bnad *tn*t ta IU taterc*etw* wltk the liacait IIMM, tk* p*l*t ar plaea *f bt- TVBSDAT, MOVEMBEB I, Ull •itlmatod nuinua »»ogM •«W 5 mm lla* at Mechanic etnet, thtnn tked an* 4a.erlb.4 M followai •r Botti «« k. '••»<»*•*•'•;•" Mitwirdly alms Ik* cantor lh*i*f Me- Mam tk* kauri at MVM a. a, *a4 All that peril** *f th* B«r*uga, Mrta KSll?rf oDf tki ui4 On* Tkcuant chanic atrMt to th* and ot Mackanle ( •MM Jo» HU i»pm «t «r * Ta* **Ut*.g Han af th* Hints BWetlM •bjkt PJ a, tor tk. purptM *| taattMU •I Dlttrict ont. tBMe* MutkM.lcrly along tfc* trlatriet It U*l*n Plr* R*w)t, Sbrwrtbary las tfca OtMnl RwttloB. Palling pl.n for tkla 4litrl»t I* tk* SBCTION t. Th. fdtovl Ura to tk* curved fcound«rr HM •rcnu*. BtM IMMNI BlMtica will fc* b*l4 1a Pin M*UM *a Ckurek tt ktrtkr OltntlMi. *M* M ta* aanugk et Bad Bank, thence T*alk BlBaaM piantn. Ik* Ml4 BMltlMlitr tor Iht parpaM *l Mrtkautwirdly **4 nortkwardly fol- •Wglgnlaf la tfc* naur HM mt W**t MalMtlaa • State SwMtor, tw* aaa> ' U' Tfc. MM »«r»«. to*''" U tewing tko rarv*4 fccuadary lln* at tfc* •tmt at kith watte lint of N.rlh bar* at tfca OMtrtl Ataably **4 tw* •Mtim J .f tkU .«•••»• ^ •»* • Boroutk .f «o4 Buk ta tka akar* af tk* thr.wek-.rr rfvar, tlnnr* MiUrly *IMI flwabtn at Ik* Boira tt Ckaaaa Pna- fahraary II, Illl. furrMt (MM ••< •• »« '"T"* Kartk BkrawakurBkrawakur o rlnri tk*artk*** ooulklk- nator >IM at River ttrMt fpn*).***) tn fc*Man far IM Camty tt M**B*«tk •*>twtr4l4l r *r4 w»otwtr4l»otwtr4lr ajaai tkt th* *ynt*r HM *f right af way of tfc* far th* fall tera at tkn* tan *Mh y Irtri Ikna* ruaa fullr »ikt or aeoalr* •••.?•••'•' •kort «f tka Nartk lkr*Mk«rp rif*r to N*w fork A tana Braiuk rallnad: •a4 f*r tfc* f*H*wl*i aualtlpal aana, aloag tb* nnur UM at Mtac. tk* aolnt akav* pjantlma* It tk* akara •wag Parti AVORM, to th* CnMw r* •it. «k.ro*f ku ko.ii w ahll nraalaa trota M*w Moammth to tar- * Bwint wbm tfc* naur HM a N. J. llaa if ta. MI* rim alrwtlr k«t. •" part, know* «• Cualr Ba*4 N*. f| I tka BaaMa BwaitghllM. latiM li hanky giv*n tkat DINrirt l M »ro»»rt» anMKtt* *.M4 kr Jkt Moaaw. Tw* C*«Mlla*B tot tk* tall tora *t Chi* •*.*) araaortr kaowii a* th«M* m aW WMtoriV *JM« Oaaatp IkrM y**r* Mtk. Ika B*taa4 Bbi*« ._rt mt EMctlaa aa* Boglitry ta aa* — tbia* af Ba*4 Ka. I. la tk* p*«*t at alaat wf NMIM I* ktnkr Sl*M that «a*UBaa kaaw at tk* for tko Towaakip mt H.la*»i. Caaatr Bank Jjff— *t «k* HM - •wtor* *t Ik* twrtaffc *t wUMtewn. at Mraaoatfc, State mt Ntw Jotaiy. will tharwtat B*I tlnady tatlMawi I* **M MatlcW aeet al tk* pltet k*nl**fter urpoM tt WaBnajE^wr aJBtCJ BjSBEîiqpj wTlajB) w*t#wv*> NotlM I* hereky glv.a that Bittrltt tk*aot*aatk«* ttaMto klgk w*tor IIM *f tktkaa Mtday. Bapuaker II. Ull. Jurlaf th* aoataaUna a State Senator, tw* awa. tfc* *me* *f th* _.I Br**a itmatto He htanKttoa with jM*r4 of ElMti** and Begletry la and hltawtas atmi TiM ta lit* p. a,. *r *t btra *f tk* Oaneral Aawakly an* tw* Skrawtfciry riwri IbtnM ntrtkrtk«M*torla torlf Permineat ttglilrallon Bureau, Court. M, PLOrO BMtTH, th* center Una .f Wallte* atntl, tktnrt ilong high wtttr lint tf tk* rfwtfatthc far tha Townihlp *f threwibuiy, Ciunlr «cma«na «f tka Boar* al CkoMB Pn*. ti* "Stala" of Naw JarMy •Maw* Mitwirdly ttaag tk* cnur lln* af Wai- th Mt of Mmaouth. Sttta af Maw itnay, will kawto, Pnohold. M*w J*n*y. at **y time h*M*n f«r th* Coaaty of MMB*uth tttUmant .hawa that • inn debt of I*M MnH to tk* n*r at tk* prayartr Shrwrcbary rinr to Ik* Mater Ihw *t •Met at tb* plan kartta*tt*t - • - - kMWMB WadMiday. April It. Ull tad •wbraarr U. Ult. ""•""* "^ «W*r *tr*rt. tfc* print ar ataaa *t a> Tkurtdir, Stpteabtr IT, llll, luring l.r tk. fuM term of tana waan tack tk* Borough, M 4*Hn*4 tajtatta* •f th* atom* Nattenet Bank., thji'j glnnina, and fay u* Mtawlnf »lalia>al •SJcee, 4ltl.II of taM taw. I* IncrMata fcy Mtthwardly along tk. tear al M!4[ Isnk TUESDAY. MOVEMBU I, Ull tka tolwwtaa fcram Daily tilt a. a. to MQIITRV ANB) aXKTIOtt tkla erdinaaVTby T*^;S»*W**- •n* han4rod twit from th* center HM *t TV. ptltla* ••*'-• tor tht TMttk Hkw 4 ill a. m. iaturtaya, SuMar* a*4 B+ nn* Piv* Hundred Dajlwn III!.- Uaa Dlitrlct U tfc* Blvat StrMt wkMi. Mar* *s**au4. On* T»wnahl» CoamltUtae« tor tk* WtlllM elreet, then re entwardlr by • kotWMB tk* lean al **na a.**.*** M. J. toll twa ef thn* year*. loo.oot, an* that tfc* a*M obllgatl.R. etraltkt ImaaiMry lint to IU lnt*retc> •igkt p. a., for tk* purp*M *t **a*Mt> 0* Tktinday, Stpuaktr IT. Ull, T.wnahlp AMMIM la* ran tora. authtriM* • "' - tkM with tka ctiur Itaei *t Mn4a« tag th* Qtatral Il«tl*a, Matte* I* .Mnky tiraa tkat Diatritt plBM and Wallac* itrMt, thane* north- Mulw la th* M*ttr HM wf Rgw. Mw itglitraU** kMk* will b* (1*M4 M*UM ia h*nbr given that quallM within *H aaatwardly tlaag tfc* mtir HM at Wai- aiaVaVriagaVaVriag.. roa* aatt klgklgkk watoator HM aff S*M OaMral BlMttaB wIR ta kaM ta aatU aftor th* ftrtbtoaing General tk* NortNthh IkrowoHrIkH r rimrim.ri ttmratttmra mmaUmmaU tk* e*l* aanleltalrty tor tka P»rpM( *f aPnllta aa T»at**y, N*v*at*r «. Ull. fator* tt th* Tawnahip at ialadal, tatt*c*. atrM*tn*t to Hai latoInUnwtlor n whfwHfc tktk* BMataattag a Stato Saaatar. twa awav Bat alna*r nglttend ta Hid Mualel. *f •nter Nil* *f fiwawtt .**, tktm* arir aJaiftk* Mntttr MMMM ifi . Mtwaiaa NMIt* tt gfcMS* at ftaMate* tt tp> •nd *f fiwawtt at**.**, t t*i Bra*4 Mm ef UM DaMral A**takly en4 tw* ' ,Uo» tor Iraawfat *l naiititttaa PBHiy. iw**g tb* law* *f Naw Janty ara oouthoa>twar4ar4llr aloal g tka eaattr Mat atmkam at th* Boat* at Choaa PrM- gtvwalng ptrmta.at Nglatratlw aay •hirgtd at fr.aa.rt a •trwati thtn«a n.rtkorlr *i«it| aaator •? >T a Hrt ofrtof tk.e «reoit af ana r»*ato t atanua to Ik* anilkarlanil f Braa4 Itnat rot t toto tfctk** jouMJtarr IIllnI * af right holdor. for the Coaaty tt MMBOBM nguur ar tranafer with tha Cltrk tt to k»7naa«ta kf tk* kMaaaoa af «M •ff way *tt N*N w T.rtkk A* LonU g Braawh r*U> for tbo fol um af tkn* rear* Mck TtratvAV. ttovmtn t, itu aMbjMlaut (I) Mat «a*t*lM "»• roBii ttm ntrthwMUrir ttaaa MaW* •nt for tk* tolhnrlas atRlelpal ••***, MMrara tfc* k*ar* mt aawm R*a4iw. Ml** «IM.»»>,*• •«••»•» vli. •f tk* *aat af toaoMaa af n\t «klU MM *t rigkt *f war *f tk* Ntwlark • 4*1, Ntw itttn tt any liaa katwMt l Ung BrMck nllraat to a p*mt dhHaat On* TMmifclp CoaalttMBtn fM f«H W*4Medar. April It, Ull *M Tkvr*. •tttaMi (t) Nat n«aaalat Fl** Ha*; Mr^^w.raly~ito.tNn"k. MSi 'PSS n* tott tna th* MBtkari* *M* at ttit Dcllapj (ll«».#») an oM* •» Urn t» tha etitWr lln* sf Mothtnte ^««*^«* tf /* ar J g term ef tkn* yura. us"* S&t 4ay, Septemkr IT, US1. 4uring tb* •Miawrliit a*4 iM»*ctt*ri ceM* ana W*.t wtrg*a pl*e* awaiartd at right hatwan tk* BarMgk af AUiatl* Mtefc- An AtattMr tor tk* fall lira. followlag knur.: Dally ItOI a. a. ta *ctt*ri ceM* ana atrwt, tfcrar* «Mt«ar*lt«ar*lr along th* ttat - •nglM tktrato; thtnM waitorly an* I k t MhMt 4i«* p. a., Saturday e, Sundays ag* Btel. ami *IMII>H: a»4 «•) Natt *MO*4*MO*4. tta r UnU a «ff MMarhinii t otroott , t a ItIt . IInl.rl - paralM to Watt Barge* ptaca to tkt Notltt li ktnky glvaa tkat *M!IR*4 May* aaeepud *t tt Perm.narit R*git. SriTllrifS IWa : Mttla* wltk th. etnttl lla* «f Braaa otBtot lint *t right «f way of C. B. B. voter, of tkt TownAlp at Skr*wik«ry. WI <•»••••> •trMt, th* point ar piaet of litslnnlnt. tratlaa BJM.U. CourthouH, Pr*ahol*. m» accauM tf Intonat an «klif.ttl«y. of N. J.i tk*aca n*nheriy Unas emt*r no alcMdr nglitond ta Mid MMIII. N*w Jtner. at aar tlm* between W**> Tk* aoHlnt •!»» tar Uw t«jo«. r«- IIM af right *f way *f a R. R. at N, J. Btll'.y. aaltr tkt law* at Ntw fantt B*t4*r. AprH It, Ull tnd Thviwiir. t»oa 4litrirl la Mapaattat fir* •••••. to a total *lauat lit f * ' g*v«rnl*g p*rmln*nt rtglitntloa any BMteabcr If, llll. *urlM tk* fei. Matkaala atrMt. fraa tfc* Mutk iMt *t . rjfiiter at traaitor wltk tk* Clwk *f tawlag k*am Daily till a. a. ta 4tit PtaMt tbMc* w**Mriy *n* i the aald aualclMllty a*tt ktrr IIH*BM., ml ntC. jjt*T*r tat toll tora *t tw* yatr*. ll Btlikalll w arcm*, al aay tla* Tw* CauaaUaaa tat tka Ml tola *l a, BuSatardaya, Suadayi aa* RdMars awsinBiBg at • ff tatman[ fWtdatidav * * ,•?••»«. Aartl II. M. »»P.ttaUlt a*w4 w af WaTlac* Mn Thurtdarr.fcpt.aib., r fi" 1*11, dariag Oa Th*n*ay. Baattaktr It, ItlL .J* MBtor KB* *fBra.* ttrMtTtfc*« th* f.llawla.wlag haani Dally UM «, m\ MM nglitratlon buoka will k* CWMC aautkwtraly alaag tk* Mator Ita* *f ty tttt p . a.a . Saturday.. Baadayi •ntll after th* forthcoming Gmoral ^'•'ôawNM*l! ItPNvMTtvVf t*> HI_ tattnwetlm wHfc |k* Holiday* eieeptei ar tt PtrtMntnt •tettaa a* Tu«4»r. Novtabw «. IMI. ding Road tbeara ««U letntlnn Bureau, CourthMM, PM N*tic* *f tkaagt of rwldiBM *r ta. atntor II*. of nnur lln. *f Harding N.w Imii, at any tlaw b*tw**a pUtatlra tor tranafer *t nalitrattaa with Midty. April II. Ull ana Tfcanaar, tkall fc* aada *ltk*r ky writtoa n*OMt HCTIOM *. Tk* full falkk "i orWIt 8*pt*ak*r IT. Illl. *arlag tha faHaw. fttwsrant to tb* Munlclytl Clark ar Uw at tkt Bwxifk *f* kwrrtr »*»4fo44, toto <1* S Ins inni: Dally tilH a. a. to 4lit p. CMBty Bwr4 af Eltetlcai aa tora* tk* HMt«al%ar»»t»t it UUw arlktltal a.. Satur*iri, laa*aya aa* lalMan pnvld.4 by Mid Mnaltlpal Ctork *r Btrgo* plat*, at aa! latorttt aa tk* MI4 akMnUaa* •Vkraarp II, lilt. _.„ .Fa. t. Win'SSTtLV^g tb* f**4 (m Haw B*ar4 ar by Mlllng In NIWI *» ttw •utkartua kj tkl. ar4lutt«i. RtM oA • Monawath ta Kcytorti tfct*** (I) EMt. Oa ThurMar, Bwptoahtr tf. Ull, •BM *f tk* Municipal Clnk ar WUatii ikall U «lwt. unllmlu. jkll. RnUITCV Ain UKTION •rty. awns tk* MI4 Otoatr Itaa4 Na. t, the nglttratlon ko*ka will h* ttotti Ctunty Board at Election, nt ta ttt In. •atloa. of tk* Baroitk. ana tt* Bar; nW .n. until after th* fotthMalat Ornrai miw'Bm.'vsrisrL'S.'z •lading September IT, US1. each .kail ka aWliataa to Ijrtt a4 . Dfty f raat tk* amtor Ih NOTICE to It* tatorawtta* with P*im ^™ k»* • - ' hwttf—' " -~ — ElKUtt valotoai urn upon .11 th* taxafcl* »POP- na*. tfcaat* Mulhtutw OP NEW SHUWaWBV. thtae* (41 alms Park v.au., latttrly Eleetlm OR Tueuay. Navemker t. Ull. ll**tl*a pollln* lack an NstlM of ehaig* at nildenn *r ay. ApririS.:.• . mVmtttUSttStttillll. and ThiradaTr***^"1. artr within tk. Bamugk for tk* par- k •llntlsn tor tranafer at nglitntlM •M 9t aaU *wilf.tion. u4 tutartat N*t)M I* b.nkr giwn that Dlitriet rt t W V. Ull. during tk* f*U*wln. wttk.ut liialuUoa *t rat* w I1 Board, af ElMtloa an4uR.gletry in a*4 «v3 !»!!!._•? «••.•»*•' ^•I c, St~J«S. katirat Dally lit* a. a. to 4til p. mu tor th* Borough of Naw Skrowakary, •a fara* atwnlM DWriat Tw. U banby 4V •atarday*. Sat4iya aa4 H*U4ayt «s> 5BCT1OM I. Tklt aralaaata akall tak* srttrts \^^ff Caiaaty af Monmouth, State of Hew jtr- flaad a*4 4i*trihil M that Mttlaa *ad Pbbnwry It. llll. ataet twoJitr •fclftlaU K« •?• Pebraary It. Ull. Ctrwty Batfi at EtarttaM a* ttrm section 1. That from and aftar th* in. Augtnt SO. ltSI, and will MM UPMntoTk.Po?Tt.ipr.r IIM f Bd« foitnr tkt .tk Tk* Mpla *BM r . h*r* .1 tk* General Aiatably aad tw* Ptotiapi fcy MM MBBWIMI Ctark ar taaMga of thla ordinance, no automaklle far final eomld.ratl.n and pataaga at • tk» fHatrirtia u th. Bt.l.r High BctMl a*ab*r* *f th* Board at Chaaoa PrM- fWkTMry It, HS1. EBOUTBY AND aXICTIOM •r •tier vehicle ihall be p.rkod within Mgul.r aiMting at ull gov.rnlng ko4r kulldlng, Har*Ias raa*. holdwa for tk* County of MonaMutk th* Haiti or eondne* of th* two follow. ta h. hit* on Ttindtr, tofittmlMr 4. HM f AJtD BUCnOW 1*11. at *:*• V. M.. at tha Council tor th. full Ufa at thiu y*art **th at Ik* at* MPTICS M.J. û^^ria.ir^'tr Ing deeerlbed parcel!, eonitltnting a part an•nd for th* fallowing municipal afleea. ftllawt, via. i at tha public road or publlt ttreet Bow Ch.mk.ri, la tka Reraugh Hall, Man- Baglanlni at a paint whan tha Mntet BEOTNNINO at tka latoiMtttaa of ATLANTIC. M, I. fcarokr st>M that OtatrlM - ird *f BaeUm* m to **4 ta-known ae Manor Drive: , mouth StrMt, Ho* tank. N.w itrtir. at Una of Bnad itrtet li tnurwetod with via. Savanth Avenua wilt tkt boundary tint NotlM It htrtfcy glv.n that Dlitriet ^DbUktata Pareel 1. Beginning at • point 1a ' whleh tlm. an* plat, all poruni d»«lr- Twa Counellmet for tirat mt tkra* of• th- . Banug~ h' a"t AUantl• - ttlet HlihlindiHlghlindi. Ing la «a hr.rd thtrtan will fct |i»tn tht Mittr lln* of Harding road, thane* ytnn taek. t*tr* tf BUetiiia an* Reglitry ta ta* at* af Ntw Jtntr. will the north .Ida ot .aid Manor brivt, •aetwardly along the cantor lint of Hart- an* ranalni thinet (II SoutktrtSat y tad 'or th* Town.hle of Attmttc, County al MMtnirt whith point II dittant 49S.SS ff.t on full oprortunltr. ing road to ite InUreatUon with Branch ti htrtby slvtn that tjuUStd WMterlr. alang tha boondnra y af attll att tthk* plan haralaaltkilt u dMlgaitedlUd i BUS" Ott.ds Auguit SC, 1*81. vot.r. ot th* Borough of New Shnwt* at Monmouth. Sitta of Ntw J*n*y, will aa • eoura. of north H7 degre... l» min- •vtnut. th.nc MutkeMtwardlg along tha tlan Outrtat N*. I to th* MountaiM< n mMt at the plan h.reln.fter deilgntttd PlrM ElMtwa Dktrlet. ut«i vast from the north .id. vf AMY I. SMINK, enter lint of Branch avanu* to IU in- bury, not alr.ady regiit.riu In Mid Mu« TDHBDAT. MOVBMBHB I. llll BlMtlnn Dlitrlct No. 1 Ii heresy 4t- Spring Strot, laid point being alia •«I.t«, Borough Cl.rk. teraectlon with th* cantei Una *f Ser- nleipallty, under tk* ltwa of Now Jartty H*4i an4 d*Krib*4 aa follawii thi tnding point of tne weond courM gan plan, thtnee Mitwirdly dlnctly M- govaraiBg a*ra*Mnt nilitrntlon aar road I* th* proptrty tforatrly kaaw* at TUESDAY, NOVBMBSB I, Ull kitwtta tkt fc*urt *t MVIB N*tk* *f StttlMwat al Acaaaat nclttar or tr.n.t.r with tk. Cl.rk *l -- - - - tonagfc *f deteribtd in a deed from Red Bank Kautt at RUDOLf A. KMSLOH, 4«- tw*«n tk* proptrtlM owned by tkt Be- tka Hoiford pnatrtyt tbaan (I) North., aatwMa tkt ktun of M**a a. a. and Manor, Inc. to the Borough of Bod ee.Hd ITrulti tor Gertrude Erfc.lok Mul- Uto of Sarah P. Woleott tnd Bally tk* uld •atlelptllty tt ktr otaca, nal. arly along tka privaU nad tkratgk tkt uigkt p. a., for tko pnrpM* tftndwit. Bank, dated Auguit 1. 1940. and r.- lor, Ola. H. C. Erblloh Muller. and Ruth Spinning, ona hundrad and flttv ft*t dto**, lycaatr* av*nu*. Tlnto* r*allt, Ho.f.rd propnty, t* th* IntoMttM* *f tag tk* Genirtl Elactlo*. SaM ftaatral UMUM wia a* k*M I corded In Book 2212 of Daedi on Erbiloh Ould.n). fna tk* nnur lln* of Btrgra pltc*. N*w Jerwy, at My tla* bttwM* Park Arm* *nd H*afoi4 A*«*w>: •ago I of tka Monmouth County r thtnn teuthuitwardly by a etraighl W*dnaaday. April II. Ull aa. Tkor.. thmcth * (4) Martfcarly, along Haafar* Said Oantral ll*«tl*n wiE k* h*M ta Cltrk'a Office, and running thenco Nolle. I. h.nby glv.n that th. ac- Una to tka curvad boundary lln* of tka day, Soptrabar 17, 1151, during th*Am tk* County road raanlag tka_..ld municipality for .tbopurpM. " (1) curving to tho right on a eurvo count, of th. aub.erlMr Sol. Surviving Borough ot Red Bank, thmc* wuthw.it- lollowing bourn Dally 10:00 a. a. to from Atlantic Rtghtatida to Ntw Han-noalnatlng a Steta 1Sonator . two. ta" m*m- having a radlua of II feet UT.4I feet Tru.tte of tk. ..tat. of laid d.c.aa.d. wardly along th* curved boundary lln* 4:09 p. a. Saturdays Suadty* and Hoi. moutht , bring fjonty Boad M*. T: and twa will ke audited tnd atatcd by the Sur* at tht Borough of R*d Bank to ' ' tkaBM (I) Atttrly, along eal4 Oarat* bam.of .tha Otairal Ataeakly mom KlMtlon Dlitriet N*. S to a point; thtnee (I) In a aouth- nwabwrn of tk* Board tt Choaai PM*. hwdan far th. Co»tr at Non rotate of tka County of Monmouth and Idayi oeepted, at at P.rman.nt Btgli< wtittrfy direction 86 fe.t, mon or •action with tht Mnttr lint tratlon BurMU, CourthouM, PrMhold, ridraid, , t* fawairfawaird Avtnuti thtaM (tl hoMar* for tb* County tt Maaaaath fo•*r* Utorw fulIkl* Wltwlnt*rm ogf thnauBldpa* r*arl a.Bet*. ta*. and 4«*rik*d M * Uai. to th. ending point of th* ilstk reported for tcttlaaent to tke Monmouth itreet, tfctne* northwardly N*w J.nty, at any tlm* *etw**n Wi ' NorthirlNrthilyy alonllongg Lnnird Av.no*Av.no*. II* for th* full t.rm af thrM ytar* «atb d t tk WUI altal All laat parttaa *f County Court, Prokttt Divlilon, on aaaiBaaBBB'Sl gtlftBtSaEaa BBCBV'WBB. M count deecribed In the afor.Mld otnur lln* af Broad itrnt w naediy. April II, llll and Thumd „ Sandy ifook Bayi tkwe* (fl fufuMriyM . and far tk* following anlelpal rflna. * May*rtor tfc* ton tora af tw. yarn. *Hdi thtnee (9) curving to tht lift Tkuridiy, tk. twenty-uventh dty of Mctlon with tb* Mator Una of Hi Stptemhtr tf, Ull, daring th* fol.and Motktrly. alonl g ththa aaaM BBay aaa d Twa Cin*UBM tor tall torn* *l baaa4ed •• tk* **>t by Sepumber, A. D.. 1961. tt 10 o'clock A. ntw Md •* tk* won by •n n outvt having a rndlui of 20 tttt M., at tka County Court Houie, Main reid, tb* point or plan af heglnn ing huurtt Dally 1:00 a. m. to 4HO p. ••fanf g ththa boundarbdayy llnll* hMwaaa ththa On* Ttwnihlp Caaaltttiaa* far fall tkrM yttn, ' SI Vi feet to a point; thence (4) •nd Court Street.. Freehold, New Jeraey. Tht polling plaea for tht Pourth m.. Saturday., Sunday! tnd Holi4iyi Tawajhlp of Mlddlttawn and tha Bor-r term *f thrM f NeilM ta ktnkr givan tktt I Ihted; Augml 31, A. !>., 1061. Branch avenue. •r plac* of Bttinnlat. N*UM li hanky glvtn tail IUIUM Cunty *f M*na*utk, SUt* *f Mtw la* tha Mttrlit It BuatM TliajOaataay'i ginning. UNITED STATES TrfUST COMPANY OP On Thur.day. September tl, Ull, •olar* of th* Tewnahlp of Atlantic tint. Caaut «tr**i. Mat RMs* n*«. NtW YORK. Filth BlMttaa Dkrtrkt. Tht foiling plact fcr tk* Paurtk L - My. aot alntdr naittoni I* aal4 au« Parcel I. Beginning at a paint tht registration hooka will bo elottd U*n Dhtrirt b tkt Brtvtnrttntt Park anad Mt alrtadr ndiUnd In nnld Munltl. altlptlity uadtr tk* taw* tf Naw Jaraty which li the end of th* fourth courie By I HENRY 8. HENZB. Baglnnlng at a point aa tk* than Una until after th* forthcoming General Mlity. under tht law* of Ntw J*n*y Aaaiitant Vice Prtiidenl, •f tkt North Shnwthury Rlva dlnctlr •lection on TuMday, Navtabtr I, 1IS1 Uontrdo Plr* Hauw. CtnUr AAftRM, savtralBt atraiMnt reglitratlaa aay deierlhed in thi aforciald deed and 41) Will Street, bttwnii the praptrtlta owntd by thi UonaMo, N. J. govirnlng ptraiMat r*|lttnU*a ngliU?«tl«tarr aor; t,.«.ftran.f.Mr with tt*_ .JtrlMif BIMUOB Dlitrlct Na. S. It kinky 4*. running thtnet (1) curving ta tha New York, N. Y. Mtnmoutk Boat Club and tht property Notict of cbanl* of mldtac* ar ar> Wtk tattwa Dt*trwt.Caaa»at» ttglitor *r tratuftr wltk tk* '• Mid munldpallty at right an n eurvt having a radlua of Sole Surviving Trualee, known at tka R*d Bank Lpeaua, that** olicatlon far tranif.r tf ntrlUratloa M Ik* UBBNII DMrkt. 1Mb. Mali. WHV It nit IU.4S feat to a point: thaaea Moiiri, Lum, Pnirllt A Poittr, Mutkwardly to tk* enter IIM of Bretd •hall bt madt tltatr by wrltttn rwuMt Tfc* kounlarlM *f ftk* aa* art M •toiiMB attaate tMtk *l (I) in a north.a.t.rlr dlnetlon II •OS Broad StrMt, •trMt, thine* eouthwtrdly along th* forward** to th* Manlelnl Cwrk *r tk* (*ll*wt, vln fttt. aora or Itu, to th* point ar Ntwark I, N. J. nnter lla* of Broad itrtet ta tk* In-County Boar* af Utetloat an torn* plae* of beginning. Attorntyt, tontatloa rritk th* etnter Una *f Man* provldtd by tald Manlclpal CUrh Soettoa I. Any p.non ylolatlag tklg lll.lt. awatk ttntt, th.nn wMtwardly along Board or ay calling In ptrMn at •••••.•y. awRwayR • ardlnanc. .hill, upon .onvlctlon. pay • t •MU'« th* tutor Una ot Monaontb itntt to It. offlc. of th* Munldaal Clnk or t dBMtttlgBMPttl, *I at PPraiMtM t WaaMaitoa MMBB, wt In* *f not aort than Twtntr-flv. Bok InttnMtlon with th* center lint Of th* tilitratloi) Buriau, CourthauM, PrM< M ar*B*t an* W*r7 Ian (llt.ftn) or be Imprl.on.d I* th* In th. mitttr of th* ott.t. of Maud* Cnunly Board nf Rtmtlona tip te in* ln> 1„ Buriau, CaurthouM track! or road bad of tha N*w J*n*y eluding Stotombw IT, llll. aid. Naw Jtrarr»•»»». atl anaayr tlatim*e ketween County jail for not aort tain Ova (I) Stekl.i, dcnaitd. Votlc. to ertdlton to Southtrn railroad, thence nortkwardly WalMtdayld , AriAprill IIII , lt»l and InaludlnIldl g day., or both. prtHnt claimi again.t ..tat.. alang tb* Mnttr of tfct track* ol th* at any tlm. kttwt.«i#«n Wtdntiday, Anrll Bnundarlaa of tha Election Dlitrleti Road) tk.net (I) W«Mrlr. altng tk. IK. Illl and Thunder. Stptaaktr Thurtdiy. 8*pt*an*r IT, Ull, dur- Section a. Any tnd alt ordlnaneal or Purtuant to tko ordor of Dorn.n Hi- Naw Jtntr Southtrn railroad, to tha In tha Doroujili of Niw Rhrewariury and Ram Hollow Raid, along tk* baandary ng th* tollcwlng haunt Dally •:«« a. r«bmary II, llll. parti of ordinance conflicting with or Ttddln, Surrogato of tha County of Mon. •hoc* of th* North Shnwibury rinr, tha tmlUnr, plact in itch dlttriet an 17. list, during th*. following havtit Ineomlitent with thli ordinance are hare* mouth mi: on th. ttcond dir of Aug. lln* ot El.ctloo Dlitrlct No. 1, u tha Daily mooo a. a>.. to 4i30 PP.. B., S.tu a, ta 4 ill p. m., Snturiaya, Sundtyi theare aouthMitwardly and northern- II follow, i Rod Hill Road, th.nt. U) Wwtwlr and S.tur. *nl Mtlldiyi «at*pud. NOTICE OP APPUCATION hy revetted, uit, till, on ih. applieatian of Walton wirdly along th* ahor* of th. North dand , RnndayRd i andd HolldtyHlld * .itapud. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN i Section 4. Thla nrdlmttt. ah.ll laht F. Culllngton. Sola Ztttutar nl tht titatt Pint BlittiM DUtrlet • Soathtrlr, tlong tk* Rtd Hill Reid and On Thunday, BapMak.r 17, Ulld , Oa Thund.v, SMtomkar IT, llll, Skrawtbtiry rlvir te thi cinUt Una bo- •long tka bonntl.r» Una ktlwttn thi tka ngliiration kotfiia will k* eloaed . PL8AS1 TAKE NOTICE, that th. un-•(•ft nn Itl railage and puWitallon of Maud, licit).!. d.-Mlfd, nolle. l> twMn th* proparty balongltig to in. All that portion nf the Rnrtuik nl Towaihlp af Mlddlttown and tk* Town, in* r.matr.ihiti bouk. will M elMM dmiguci will apply tn tha Monmouth according tn law, kcrtby glvtn to the ert.! month, from th. data Shrewahury li th* llrtkcitn*, Tiataa k%s ak% ihall bt mid* *l»h*r»hr written reaue.t regular aeeting of the Mayor and Coun. of tk. afor.Mld ord.r, or th.y will ha li: •hall bo mada either by wrltlin ruunt Preaheld, ntw Jertoy, fnr nn order .•II nf the Rnrouirh nf Red Bank nn Mon* Valla, Niw Jirny. forwarded to tkt Munitipal Clerk w th* Municipal Clark or tk* authorlilng her to twuma another name, forav.r karnd of their aetloni tkortfor Wklto itrMt: Blattlut on forma day, Auguat 20, 1961, and will come up kgtlMt tkIktt ***a. Hall Monmnuth VAUU 1»ACCOtI*TI*G supply). Catalogue on Request. Mutual Contracting; Co., Atlantic company expense. two from In ion leach end three REMODEL • muntm KEt.lSTlH SOW Highland), wm slightly higher from Matawan township. , slnirtinn mow, tneley anel |e>l 1 rives rtesa Aetarr rark. IT. 1. han the amount, provided in the Of the two Keyport appeals. ARnWWWTRATIOK budget for the work, it wu a>- Irene Szymanskt lie giv* »nu a fr*« estimate Tel. Asbury Park 2-4TU judgment was reserved on the re- eided to accept th« Hi subjeet to quest of Hrnry nremberg, IT* a. approval t« provide the eitra To Wed Soldier Maple at., for a tax reduction on , •on your jrtbe. funda. his house from *3,<*»» to |l,aa». The NOW/ KEAKSRURQ—Tha engagement : Whea the bid of M. J aueosa, ef Miw Irene asyensnaki. daughter claim »at that the property is' nc, Red Bank waa read, it w«a of Mr and Mrs. Vincent Siymsa- aMeeeed higher than surrounding, discovered that the Individual elil, HT Ptrk ave., •saeen Beach, proper! Ire. Everett B. Poling, tax ' items had been totaled Incorrectly to rHt. Richard W. Wilhalme, aea aMrnaor, uid that. In his apinion and were about (4flA lew than their of Mr. and Mra. J. William Wil- the a'esestmrnt was fair and stated 1, ota! bid of I3.M2.16. The Mistake halme, 1 Hudson ave., Ksvt Keana- that th» Rmmhfri home wan waa noted, but a representative, af buig, wax annnurcrd recently , at newer and moi*« \aluahl« than i ethers with which it was compared. I DORMERS ADD••• he corporation present atmted tkat a laws party at the home ef the he total Rid «hou!d stand. bride-elect. There was no action on the other Tha Union Beach Batting and Keyport ippcal whrn Jneeph 3.! e e e IrCaUtV BHll IWNN tit )BUt Fishing club. Union avc. reported and Helen V>na, 24 Orchard st., i that club boata moored in tha Coa- failed to eppeer. They requested a Bring uiMlighl anrf frrtk air In tmir a'kunk creek ware being damaged reduction on their lot from I2W tfl' and riflled. At tha auggcatloa ef UM and a Mm reduction on the attir, makina; it litakiV. 1>! •» Irll Mayor Joseph Srholtr. tha putlce building from |2,Q0A tn |1,IAO. • were iaatructed ta poat "•• twlaa- The mlifortune of Mr. and Mr* I'M for frre aurve>». ming" aigna in tha area. Bcaida the Kdgsr F>. Neumeyrr, 13H Cliffwoed . damage caused, tha nayar polite* dr., diRwoad, continued when they i out that the section it dangeraua diacovered that they mint pay taies for swimming, and drowning* kava an their home which wae com- occurred in the past. pletely dentroyed by Ore June it. The Co«st Guard will alt* ha The Hoard pointed out that the | consulted about posting aignt alang legal rulinK ia that if the properly , Eosy Monthly Payments the crerk, regulating- boat traflle wns standing Jan. 1, 11151, the taxea ! at live miles per hour. must be paid. ' An aHoriif;, appeared fer Mrs. The Weumeyem' home had >>een - TAKI VIAM TO *AV - Carrie VonStnde to request tha located on the Muff* of the C'liff- borough to refund tsxes paid in wnod aectlon of Matawan town- errnr by the Fred Clauss estate an ship, for annie time before the property on Morningaldc and Bid- Are occurred resident! of the jr avea. which waa later found aection had bern appealing for aid to be owned by the borough. "A because eroeion wan undermining further sitarl in the matter had their propelt>. Tltej rlolmeii that ] ROOM ADDITIONS occurred when the Morningeid* the water pressure was very poor •ve. property had been purchased and the roads which had been A«l«l urn l»raiily tn vmir home . • • far ISO at n public tale, demaged during the hurricane last QJtir fall wsre in had condition. Before , add anutlirr room. Picture your Tha matter waa turned aver to MrniaaeU aetien was taken the Neumeyer Joseph Mattice, borough attorney, home caught Are and burned to hume with another room added to who requested an itemlMd account Mlsi Biymanikl and Pvt. Wil- of the payments on the Sidney avc tha ground as the flre-fifrhterawer e il. It will do en much to grace your property and promised * further halme are graduate! of Jiiddlttnwa hampered by lack nf water and wiD be closed township high acheol, Miss Say- delayed because of impassible home |iln* give you that extra aware reeheck of tha Mornlngiide aectian. maneki is employed aa a phone- roada. He Neumeyern had re- Robert Hharp eouiplslned of tha graphfr hy the Prudential Life In- questrd an aaeeasment. ef II,0M be that yon tired. All entlmalea are had condition of tha atrcita sf tha surance company, Newark. canceled. borough. Ha aeked why topping, Pvt. Wilhalme Is stationed la free. Monday, Sept. 3rd purchased hy tha borough, hai net Korea with the IITth Air born* dl- Decision was reserved In the been laid. Tha mayor atatad that vlilon. He received hie training at appeal of the Fred Clauts estate tha recently purchased scraper I) ta have an assessment en It lots Fort Bennlng, da. in ClirTwood reduced from 1700 to shaping up tha streets and as Ne dsta hsj been set fsr ths wed- aeon ts they sra In condition the UTS and on the request ef Noble » PAIMTtNO e cAarKNiBr surfacing will be used, l>. Watson, Delaware a,ve., to have • aoornto < Labor Day tha assessment on his building re- e aiOINIi ,I NRW RATaROOMf e BITCaaW CAaiKETS Mayer Seholsr remind* Mr. IMM Wright duced from $1,MO to f|,«M. • ROOM AOOITIWJlB . Sharp, wha ha* wvsrly esnwrsd Decision was also reserved en • PORt'M ENCLOSiRES e DORMERS the delay In action, that shout Awarded €oaabat Badge • EH.TCN8IONI the two Union Beach appeals. I. • CXPANSIOM ATT1CR '* CARAOM e MAMMRY M ajwayt, wt %\uA waHy t« answer emer- half sf tha Wrests had baan Pvt. iswe Wright ef UT Peart Stranlere requested the assee«msnt waahsd aut by ths hurricane last st, hsj been awarded tha combat en a building at Ml Atone rd. re- • rUPOR A WALL TtUNG *' aEATIKIs e ELECTRICAL WOK* gctey calk—for there are HO hniiaaya in fall and that tlms Is required to infantryman badge, symbol af close duced from |M0 to 1900 and Clem- do the repair work with limited quarter fighting with the enemy. ana Kuslckevies, of Vltorla pi,, Iht CMittaiiM«i,*roiui4*th<'elock job «f funds and few employees. Hs won the award while serving asked reductions on Isnd, buildings Rev. C, Jay Amey, paster of ths with the First Cavalry division's and pemonal property totalling fi«iR| y«« the beit potiible tervice. Methodist ehureh, appeared at ths atth regiment in Korea. IMS, Thla reduction le half the meeting to report vandalism at ths Tha badge, conflating ef a min- present assessment and It was ehureh In Union Beach. Hs was iature reailca, of a Revolutionary claimed that the Kualckevtes ate [Tlonmouth fonstruction \b informed that police are invest !• war flintlock mounted an • Mus an elderly couple and unable to gating and believe they will shortly background and superimposed an pay the Increased taxes, apprehend the person responsible. • silver wreath, distinguishes the aetual fighting man trow rear area The reae te ketUr anil »lgl*r butt* An ordinance tn introduced des- aeu. advcrtlit i» The Ktgiiter teiulatir. ignating Mop streets in the •ad service troop*. borough and no parking; arsu In Jersey Central lower & Light the Intersection ef Union ave, and highway W. Another ordinance was Introduced providing for ths change of tha name of Nateo lane to Rose lane. Thers will be a public TREMENDOUS hearing en the ordinsneaa sept, U. The borough attorney was re- ejuested ta draw up a resolution providing for ah Inereass eff I1W per year in the salary of the aollet LABOR DAY SPECIALS IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER sergeant, effective Aug. 1, Ittl. AUTHOtlZID AOMiCV Savings up to 15 WWTI ST, (NEAR BROAD ST.) RED IANK PLASTIC COATID f»M TRUCK SAVER 1nsp*tHonl VtHnsl l»™ w SPEED EQUIPMENT DUAL MIFFLER StTTS AUTO SEAT COVERS m HIGH COMPRESSION HEADS MCOiOMVL DUAL MANIFOLDS MmNNI CHROME DASH PANELS

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Shop Daily From 9:30 'Til 5;30—Red Bonk Store Open Friday Til 9; Asbury Park Store Open Wednesday *Til 9 7 Gents RED BANK REGISTER •M con VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 9. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 16. Country Fair and Pet Show Set Labor Union Donate* $100 to Police Athletic League Ad in Register If orkmem't Caeca Light Problem Tu Hi Henrd litre 9 Harry X. Ncdin«t«. deputy di- For Sept IS at Brookdale Fan* Brings Out LOW rector of the •!»»<• •li-partKH'Mt of No light Matter A week-ea4 ia •enswte will *e Whita, county hoaae 4aaioaatratiaa labor »nd indiKtr). anaounrrr! •M of several prises awarded at agtat, and U. A. Clark, county thin uerk that ideiliie np>t the eawatry (air ead #et shew ••'• agricultural agent, ara assisting To See Homes Turtdaj, all forma! hearing! on For Ungerer ureter, »ept. li. at Mrs. UwU I. tlM coauaittw. UftYrl Ml. workmen • Kiniprnutlon w ill kr nwpm'l Breekdale farm, U»- There will be a aale af baka4 held at I tic council rhambrra In CfMin«*ilm«t Crilieiiet ereft. TIM thaw will raise funds gaads aa4 farm product* ia tha Kiyfil llwusra at the borough hail na Moinnoutl. far tka public hearth aureing pro- afteraooa. Several M.C.O.I.S. aux- •t. Poliee Drpartmrnt, graaa of MaauMovth Conatj Or- iliary members are aaeUUag the farm The hearing* were previously Aiki *.\o I'uhlicily* faaisatica far Bacial larvle*. committee. hrM al ""!• Hang* ave.. Anbury The trip, eipeaiee for which havt Mri. P. C. Cheater, Wickmtuak, Jamli R. V. M. Leffrrta, presi- 1 furl;. A :<>mnilttr< ,,f I.icil U»- LITTLE SILVEri-The ban donated by twe M.CO.a.l. it arranging levcril gamaa for all dent uf MiJdlctown Builders, in ., yrm, ron«i«tinK of rlfimund fan- of street, lizhts or." ag-iln feature^ haar4 af trustees BMBbera, wiu agee aa4 Mri. Jeaatetto WiaUre, the firm which i.s developing Applr- tnna, Vinrrnt Mc(ue, Kdward W. a mayor and council meeting hero* •ttiwde a pleae trip via Paa Aaaer- Red Baak, ha* charga of children's bruok Farm, \ new village in Mkl- Wine. Jr.. and I ruU H llrailn. Councilman Howard Ungerer, lew airwaya aae twa days at tha aevalty gaaiea. Aa early Cbristaaaa ^own township, reported this wan in.truniental in obtaining chaiiman of the police committee, Coral I*la*4 ekah ia Mrmtaa. Rat- •happiag booth of children's toys week that so far, 1.106 people have prrniitilua of the nia>or and •supplied the *)<:tion. Part of it IV ervatteM far twa aersaeis have ii beiag planned. Miaa Cailly U- ume out to look at his huitifi an council for n«e of the chamber* eluded a verbal clash with a R«f» hata awat far tha week-eat af Marci .«, Itunwoa, hae charga af a, direct result of an advertisement by thi court. ister reporter, the councilman do* •apt. H, leavitw Mtw Tark rri4»y the pony ride*. he run in The Red Bank Register msndinK that no publicity be five*) ateroiag aa4 returaiag •uadajr eve- Luncheon will be aerv*d by An* two weeks ago. hia remark.-. ilu. in. Alllse* Mcra, fcotwy- char Orange auxiliary of Pleasant These new flve-and six-room At several recent council m**t» Wile, iM Mri. J»SMS Hattek. Ul- Orove, with Mri. Helea Moore >M homes, situated in an apple or- ings. Mr. Ungerer hns compl»ine*l tl« sMlver, hava chart* of "»• epe- Mr*. Alma Iteiaiager la charga. chard, cost from »15.OO<) up to llfl.- Frank Soldo, Jr. that the police do not. efficiently clal awar4. Platter* aa well a* hot dogs, ham- 000 and a picture nf one waa fea- report to him when street lights) MIM Jww DuSols, freehold, burger* aad eora will ba served. tured in the advertisement, are out Hf seeks a report when* to aftla In charge af the pat ihaw, Mrs. Samuel fuker, it. aad D. "1 aak each person who drives Is Promoted to ever a light, in out. for three nighta aaaa to tka pets of children 1« J. Tuller, Holmdel, aad Reginald in," said Mr. Lefferts. "how they since, he claims that a deductioaj years af age and ua4«r. Eatrie* Webster, Llacroft, ara la charga at Mw JwiaVirriri erf lacal ft|, AmdJfdmatgai CMniftf. Wertert «f America, at happened to come and see my Sgk in Germany then can he nvide from Jeraey far the pefshow will be reeetvad af the ground! committee. i ffle hHf ffMI aTV mmm pmtwQ ••p#JrT H#Hf effTICVft #n# #VTIC4djl| m TM wfllvfl. v€* homes, and so far over a thousand Ontr;il Power and Light com* aatil W •• m. tM day of tha show Others on the general commit- people have said th:»t. they came pony's hill. aa4 Judging will bcfin at 10:10. tal are Mra. Thompaoa, honorary c*t!a«« wat As prtwtaMta by rkt tmiaa af f 100 »a tha Mca AtMstic laa«ya af KeeJ lank. Shawn, because they saw my ad in The Hi* Parrnt» HWeite Source nt his disturbance was % Maay warthwhlla Itami ara be- chairman; Ml*a Joanna D. Thomp* Mr t* riffhr, *• Me* CKJaf rVsak RMtlisr, Jams* Utieneia, mtfiefar af lacal 211. •etralm.f. If*. Register." CunttralulalioiiM From letter he said he received in Tu*s> lag collected far tba "trash an4 •en, Marlboro; Mr*. P. B Hearika- "Why, I've been in the building day's mall, presumably from the) treasure" counter, which ii ia MR, Lincroft; Mri. Of on* M- Bod- h% L KraUwlfck. r\A.L Irtmrnr, evteJ Anfala SsjayiMsIa, pmHiA af tka lacafi aeactjtiva •osraj. business for ten year* now, and I police although it was unsigned. charge of Mrs. Oaarg* L. VaaDaw- man, Mri. H. H. Neuberger. Mid- can't ever remember nellinK a Cummandiiui (MhVrr The letter reported that, one light ata, ralr H«v««, Mri. rrc4crlck dtetown; Mr*, frank Durand, house In the month of August be- Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Soldo. Sr, ms nut He slid ho per-fonalljf Noble. Holm4«l, «»4 Mri. Leon rreehold; Mr*. Arthur Harshon Bimd to Hold MrHimg fore. It's always » slow month. knew of turj lights which wer# Caaraw, Ra4 Baak. aad Mri. Monroe Eisner, Red FamoiiH Tenni* Star Has Busy Hobby 02 MuLaiKil at., have i > cr ivrtl word And here I've already sold eight of the promotion of their son, out for seven diys each. Mri. Jonah oattehlvi, Manai Bank; Mri, E. W. Heller, Jr., add Tkmntoy Night homes this month an a result of ayaa, aa4 Mrs. Isadora IVrlman, Mrs. Irving Feist, Shrewsbury; Frank P. Soldo, Jr., to the Rnido •Hnmeone !«>' that, one ad. And I'll sell > lot of sergeant at his base in Germany lailayftowa, hava charga af tha Mri. H A. Kaye, Rumaon; MIM morn because of it, too That ad Declaring he. would "forget the) faa4 aa4 produce faaturai af tha Laura Harding, Mn. V. A. John- and a letter of congratulations whole thing." h« described the let* in The Register really brought re- from his commanding otllrer, Col. affair whleh will Iaelu4t eompetl- atoa and Mr*. Tuller, Holmdel; sult*." ter as showing "ho* lax someone Uaa far baked gaata aa4 canned Mri. Edward Cook* aad Mri. Via- Oeorge F. Andorsan, Sflth Air Base Ii." Councilman Victor Satter The advertisement was prepared { group, USAF. fruits, vagatablei and preserves, cent Shea, Ketnaburg; Mri. H. P. by Halsted and VanVechten, inc., j agreed that, the borough should get at wall aa a' farm products contest. Sehaalfer, Eatontown; Mra, Dud- a new advertising agency in Red \ a rebate from th« light company Apples, pcaehea, grapai, potatoes ley Kline, Manaaquaa; Mill Kath- Bank. when street lights are out. Coun* and family sited batkit of product leta M Eckhart, Keyport, and Mri. r.ilman Ohailea W. Stephens at* wilt be Judged. Mri. Loraa K. Uoyd Phillips, Weil Long Branch. tempted to quiet the dUcuniofi by suirKHsting that since Mr. Unaeref Local Firemen has "the light responsibility" that police, should make th* light re* port directly to him. LaBelle Martha to Be Soloist Win Prizes Mr. Ungerer did not agre*. Ka LONQ BRANCH-Rain put a ssld the polic« should report dU At Blind Men's Show Tomorrow partial damper on the firemen's rfctly in Jersey Central the first parade here Saturday, hut Inter- two nights a light is out and *-• UDOHARDO - USolta Murtha, mittent sunshine allowed the Red him the third night. Declaring he) ten-year-old daughter of Council- Protest Arrests Bank representatives to walk off could not understand why this pro* •aa and Mn. Marry B. Murtha of with several prises among the MO eedure is not beinj followed, Mr, Atlantis HKBlaada, will ba a aala- Hounihan Wins competing men and women from Ungerer said there was no sufh kit at the Od annual entertainment f Chiropractors 30 communities In the contests. trouble when George Elgrim waa and danea to be held tomorrow at FREEHOLD — The Meamouth Red Bank, with 39 representa- a member of the police force. Mr. •:M p. m. by the New Jeraey Blind County breach of tha State Chiro- tives, won first prise for having Elgrim resigned from the depart* Men'a aaaoelation for tha beneflt of Mayor Edgar V. Denlae of Fair practic Pattenta committee, whleh the mo«t men in line, with Mid- ment several months ago. Camp Happinaai, tha aUMMer re- Haven, dlitrlet manager of the Red la preparing protests to Oov. Al- dletnwn and Shrewsbury given Councilman Donald E. Lawei, habilltatioit canter en Burlington Bank district of the Prudential In- fred E- Driieoil and membere of honorable mention. The Red Bank ehnirman of the police committee, ave. here, at tha Leonardo Field surance' company, presented Agent the legislature agalnit the arreats auxiliary, with blue uniforms, red was not present. Mr. Stephens, % club, Monmouth aad Rldgewood Harold R. Hounihan of Fair Haven of chiropractors in New Jersey ahoes and red shoulder-strap poc- mtmher of the police committee, avai. with his t-SO.OW production award on medical charges by the State ketbooks, was voted the best ap- said he saw no reason for such ex* Blind aince birth, UBelle will pin at a meeting of the sales force Board of Medical Examiners, will pearing auxiliary, with Farming- eltcment, but that the police com* of the district thii week. dale and Marlboro getting honor- mitten would havt a meeting and alng "Perfect Day," by Carrie Ja- be organlied at a meeting tonight able mention. cobs-Bond. She will jola blind In addition to receiving special in the Knights of Pythias hall In •gt. t'nutk r. «old«, Jr. straighten out the problem, "be* stationery, bualnes* cards, etc., Mr. Th* Port Monmouth eompany causa It is a ilmple matter." guaita at tha camp aad frlenda uf Houaihan becomes the Brit mm? Adelphla. The announcement wae the uioeittlOK la tka vielnity in d b three acting chairmen •< was honored with, a trophy for Sgt. goldo enlisted In t*ie Air *3aah for fire Truck? bar. of the Red liiMllMtt: having the beet appearing fire ap- tha eaUrtalament wfcjeh clUaasaa Force Aug. 18, IMS. Upnn com- Mr. (Jnajerer later said Ii* haa) Ug;MUon at the camp. paratus. Honorable mention went pletion of his baste training at Preaideat'e club. The members of ha Ward to Allenhurst and Deal. The best Bhoppard Acid, Tcsas, he left Dec. been approached by several people) ^Mhor featured performer* In tha EngUahtown, and Joseph Bcudder who asked him "Why, with all tha •how will Include Jimmy Araaat, of Colllngwood park, rarmlngdale. appearing (lrst aid aquad was 27 of that year for overscars duty. LOCUST—Every morning, tve charter, to h*lp the commuaity In judged to ne Matawan, with Red He was aent to Neulinboru Air Base money in the treasury, the bor» Ann Durle, Charlotte Oenali, Edith The meeting In Adelphla, ae* days a week, Holcombe Ward, times of war and disaster. Our ouKh doesn't pay cash for the fire) Caddie aad Skippy Leonard. Thoae tording to tha acting chairmen, Bank's squad and Neptune receiv- in Germany, which ii hi* present former United States tennis cham- obligations are, of courae, Inter- ing; honorable mention. add real. • nick?" H« »aid the he/rough coald] who alao will take part In tha will follow four other elmllaf pion, leaves his 100-year-old farm- national as well and ai Congreaa save "practically $1,000"' for attor* •how include Mary AlbarUon, Jea- meetlnge held during the past *l~ The Red Bank fire department's While at the A|r Baae Sgt. Soldo heuae on the Naveiink river, Mid- count* on us, so muat we count on band was rated the second beat ney fees and bonds if the ftS.OOt ale Alvtrton, Beverly Downa. Ann* weeks in Newark, Peterson, Union dletown townahlp, and drives to Ue the support of the community. Act was selected to attend the 1951 truck Is paid for outright rather Alverson, Mariana Barber, Grace City and Elisabeth to proteit the appearing band behind that of the "Encom Baseball Clinic," spon- Monmouth county Red Crosa chap- ually," Mr. Ward continued, "it Hightstown Ore department. than spreading the cost over eight Jaaa HeMrieh aad Audrey Murphy arrest of Dr. Michael A. Sabla of ter houee in Shrewsbury. He la the Is the community in peacetime and sored by the 12th ASr Force at or ten years. He recognized eouoj* nf Leonardo, Janet Gordon of New Jersey City, president of the State The Rumion department's lad- Oarmiach, Germany. H. borough-owned proper* inch aa tomorrow alght'a entertain- ference next March at the Blltmore vice* on which they rely for health L, B- Wear in 1903 and Bealea part of Prospect ave. business in- Flaherty and Edward Schumacher, and was graduated from Red Bank ty which is adjacent to his homo ment and dance. Recently-blinded hotel, Palm Beach, Fla, Mr. Houni- Wright In 1*04. In 1904 Mr. Ward stead of residential. won the hose-laying contest In 18.5 high school, where ho had played in Sllverwhite Gardens. At the han has received hla invitation to need*. We believe the arrests to men, unfamiliar with tha waya to be a form of persecution which had alao captured the national George K. Weigel or 108 Wood- seconds. Second pines was captur- on the football, baseball and bas- Aug. It meeting, council received overcome their handicap, nnd new attend thli conference aa a guest Is not In accord with good gov- slnglea amateur championship. A bine ave., secretary of the board, ed by Shrewsbury In 19.9, follow- ketball teams. His father Is one of ah offer from Mr. Abramoff of hope, new iplrlt and new idcaa In of the company. ernment In New Jersey and ex- masterful serve and net play high- was present at the meeting to deed by the Naveslnk company the tonsorlal artists employed at $200 for the lot. Council rejected mingling with their fellow blind, Mr. Hounihan has been associat- pect many thousands of persons lighted hU gams and he was In- liver the report. Mr. Lovett'i re- of Middlctown township in 21.2 the White House barber shop, 6 It as Insufficient. Mr. Abramoff said and with frlendi with light at ed with the Red Bunk office of the to support appeals to Governor strumental in developing the Amer- quest wu received at tha Aug. 14 seconds. Monmouth st. ha was willing to increase hit offer Camp Happinaai. Prudential since his return from Drlscoll and the legislature for ican twist service that is still used eouncil meeting and was referred The letter received from Co!. to $300. For tha nnt time In the camp's Army service in 1M1 He has led new legislation for the proper rag- on the tournament courts today. to the planners. At the suggeitlon Anderson by the proud parent* of He explained that the lot does history. William J. Adlckei, Iti the Red Bank district In produc- ulatlon of the chiropractic profes- For ten years—1937 to 1947-Mr. of Mayor Joseph O. Davison, no Hibbs Names Sgt. Soldo follows: not. front on any existing street, principal founder and regular dition each year aince becoming as- sion In tbii state. Chiropractors Ward was president of the United action was taken on the board's that the area is Insufficient to sociated with It. He has aUo An- States Lawn Tennis association, "Congratulations on your son's build without a loning variance rector, waa prevented by lllntas and their patients should not be recommendation. The mayor point- Buc Coaches promotion to the grade of sergeant. from assuming the duties at the lined among the leaders in the en- the victims of discrimination be- and is presently on its executive ed out that only three members of and that he doesn't intend to build camp on Burlington ave., which is tire company for several yean. committee. He has been a moit ac- the ilx-man council was present. The names of nine new teachers ifou are indeed fortunate to have because it is his purpoae to ua* Mayor Denis* states that he an- cause of bad law." tive member of the 8ea Bright Ten- who will assume their duties in lo- such a fine boy, and wo are even In Its Hit season. A camp apokea- He auggested the matter be laid move fortunate in havlns him in the ground for additional rear man aald thli week that Mr. ticipates that at least U members nis club and was for ten years over until a full council could ci! schools next month were an- yard. Councilman Satter suggests president of thai urKunixuUun. nounced this week iy Dr. M. Orcpi; the United States Air Force. As Adlckei' active guidance was great- of hla sales force of M will qualify Lincrofl Inn to Hold study the report. his commander officer I can assure ed thai council accept the offer ly mlised. for the Palm Beach conference. Hibbs, supervising principal. Dr. and Councilman Stephens agreed, Mr. Lovett's request was for Hibhs also announced the teaching you that hid high moral standards Former Magistrate Frank Hall of Annual Fall Opening A resident of Mon mouth county eouncil to amend Its toning ordi- nnd exemplary conduct reflect but Councilman Ungerer said that for 35 years, Mr. Ward retired from assignments of seven practice $350 would more appropriately Highlands, an association member, A Bright New Bike LINCROFT — The annua.1 Ml nance so that buslneas would be teachers, who will do practice work credit upon you. his parents. It is waa director this year. He was as- the New York textile firm of permitted on both aides of Pros- a privilege to have him In my com- "split the difference." Mr. Abranv opening of Lincroft Inn will be French de Ward In 1937. Shortly In Red Bank school* during the off agreed to the $350 offer, which sisted by George Burck of Trenton For Some Bright Bo> held Saturday night, Sept, a, •>- pect ave. from Markham pi. to year. mand and as long as the United and Alfred Scanga of Jersey City. thereafter, In 1942, he tu elected Willow dr. In the request, he ex- States Air Force in staffed with will be advertised and voted upon The smoothest, shiniest bicycle tensive improvements have been to the board of directors of the New teachers and their assign- at the Sept. 11 meeting. The camp U managed entirely by in town, from Mechanik'a Toy cen- made to the inn during the sum- pressed the opinion that the urea airmen of such hish caliber the se- blind penohi. Monmouth county Red Crou. While cited is no longer attractive for menta are as follows: Henry de- curity of the United States will be Mr. Stephens asked council'! ter, is on exhibition in one of the mer In the interest of better ser- serving on the board, his interest Bruin, senior high school, science More than 900 men have received show windows of the J. Krldel store vice. Music for dancing at the in and talent for fund raising be- residential purposes. in good hands." (Continued on Page () free vacations this season at Camp department; James Dadcnas, senior at Broad and Front its. The bicycle opening will be provided by Bob came apparent. Having previously Mr. Weigel alao presented a plot high school Industrial art* and au- Happiness which opened June IS. will be awarded Saturday morning, Lavender and his society orches- helped with Fresh air fund tailing plan to council of a proposed sub- to mechanics; Edward Brown, jun- The camp contiiti of Ava buildings, Sept. t, at 10 o'ulock in Krldel'i tra, formerly of the May Flower in New York, Mr. Ward volun- dlvlilon of Samuel Slotkln's Little ior and .senior high school music; on spacious grounds with private huge, new boys' department on the hotel, Washington, D. C. teered to take on the vital job of Silver Point rd. estate. He said Mrs. Mary Blerstadt, senior high Wrestling, Boxing to Feature beach. It will close on Monday. second floor. The orchestra Baa been engaged raising the money needed to sup- Mr. Slotkln la requesting permis- school business department; Miss Paul Sauerland it association The awarding of the bicycle la la to play for dancing at the Inn ev- port Monmouth county's Red Cross sion to deed 4% acres of land to Caroline Selally, Fort Monmouth president. conjunction with the aale now la ery Saturday night during tha activities during the war years. his son so that hla aon can build school third grade; Miss Helen Wid- progrus, and which will be con- winter. The proprietors are Mr. a house. Council referred the mat- dls, Mechanic Street school fifth Field Day at State He headed up the two most suc- ter back to the planning board. Wins Grand Prite tinued until next Saturday. In ad- and Mrs. Dante Daverlo, and they cessful campaign years the local grade; Mrs. Dorothy Council River MARLBORO—The recreation dej throughout the program again this) dition to this "Lucky Youth Week' are assisted by their son and Red Cross haa ever had. It was Reason for the plan's presenta- Street school second crude, and partment of the State hospital will year. At 4:30 p. m. the hoapital will eonteat, whilch starts today, there tion to council waa that at the Mr!. Euiallc Francis, River Street serve a buffet supper to all on the At West End Casino daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- also during his tenure ai Mon- hold Its annual field day for pa- will be a free showing of old gune ert Daverlo. mouth county fund railing chair- Aug. 14 meeting, Councilman How- school fourth grade. The position field, expected to number about Hermlne Levin, daughter of Leo and Indian tomahawks and free, ard Ungerer objected to the board's tients next Wednesday on the hos- 2,400. Levin of Union Distributors and pu- man that he waa able to direct an of health teacher for the senior continuous movies. additional campaign to finance the receiving the plan before council high school has not yet been filled. pital's .athletic field. The program will be featured by pil of the Ethel Mount Moiar Annual Scotch Games had seen it. School of Dancing, on Tuesday eve- purchaie of the present chapter Practice teachers, their colleges The program 1« under the direc- a proftfsional wrestling' exhlbltloa ning, wan the grand award In the FINISHES COURSE To Be Held Labor Day house on Broad st. The Red Cross and where they will work are aa tion of Mis. Kln;t Anable, super- between Mr. Belvedere of Keans- finals of the amateur children's FORT DIX — Pvt. Domenica 8. volunteer services were moved SCHOOL BOARD UNCIIEOV follows; Miss Loin Compton, Tren- visor of recreation, and her staff. burg and Fritz Zlgfried of Qer* METUCHEN-The annual gamei there in 1913 from a group of rooms The program will start at 2 p. m., many. Another special event will competition at West End Casino. Dodig, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. of the Scottish Oames of Nsw The board or education will hold ton State Teachers college, Mcchan She presented a novelty ballet num- Ivan Dodig of 108 Hltfhtand blvd., in Red Bank. Since then Mr. Ward its third annual opening day lunch- ic Street gchool; Charles Crlppaldl, and will consist of contests of skill be a boxing exhibition, In which ber, "Day before Yesterday, Yester- Jersey association will be held La- has been found ivory day at his Glassborn State Teachers, River for both men and women, patients Pee Wee Pollard, the 112-pound A* Keansburg, has successfully com- bor day at Llnwood grove on it con for educational and non-edu- A.U. state champion, will box deny day and Today," arranged for her pleted the typewriting and army desk, working long and hard on cational members of the staff of Street school; Mij.s Joan Mason and and employee*. by Mill Moiar, aa will m a ''Can' 37, starting at 10 a. m. The pro- Lliu many piubkiiia llml cunduiit Miss Barbara Pierce, Trenton State Hell of Keatubur&r. administration coumc designed to gram Includes Highland events, Ked Hank school* next Tuesday at Among the events listed arc Can" encore number. Hermlne com. teach students the basic elements the local organisation, 12:30 at the Molly Pitcher hotel. Teachevs, all elementary schools', backward tace, sack race, three- The program has been made poa> petcd against six other winners of open dancing, open individual pip- Miss Marilyn Stephenson and Miss of army clerical administrative Ing, juvenile piping, pipe band con "We have not reached our 1961 The luncheon Is being organised legged race, dress-up race, barrel aible through the co-operation ol weekly elimination contest In sing- work. fund quota," explained Mr. Ward, and directed by Mn. Marie Mtiy- Ann Helser, Trentnn Stnte Teach- hnxlng, pie cut in,.:, Indiin wrestling, the Miulboro Women's auxiliary, ing, dancing and elocution. The testi, athletic eventi, events for er*, OHklnml Htivrt .-chool, n ml headed by Mrs. Leslie D. Secly, and clanimen and events fop women. "and havo raised lor-a Ilinn J85,OO0 Bltonn and a committee of 1! fatui- Viatel-melon callnj:. plllu« lights grand prize wan a $50.00 Govern Lltlla Sliver Garbafc ty members. Mi."-, Augusta Wnii, Tiviilmi State Hiirl niiiny others Ait icldeil fi'Mlme the Union Menial Welfare sui'lrly, tnent Bond. There will also be raceg for chil- toward the goal of $108,000, Mon- Tcu<.hei'j>, Mechanic Strnti school. 1 eolltctinn will continue tm Monday?, and mouth county haa 221000 people, this yeni «ill h" th'' employees' headed by Mra. O. D. diuitli. The Fridays. A nudil collection will ba dren, quoit pitching; and aix-n-slde track meet, which will include a 60- aUNilhi'irs will provide prises and mad* Wtdntidiri for the r«mo»al of aoccir. Miss Mary Oray of 80 King and each of them has, I feel, a Cam* Suanriara Marina* M«»r only ira» ralilno, trra leavei, hadfa fitted In our elaan, prlvitt flttlng rooma Nylon School Bat II.M yard dash, standing broad Jump help serve the food, Edward J. st., Ksarny, is secretary. rail and personal obligation to ren. by «xp»rt graduate malt and femala tit- Hop Alnnir IVssirly 'unrhlnix ami for "lowti, (arm*, country titate, lull. trlmmTntfi and trtu twigs. 1 nnd 400-ynrd rclny. The 50-plcce Macklin of Rumson. president of n**i ttulldlnfi fiUtlnt or mw. Long Fred ti, Aytri, Borough Clerk der BUistBiiua If he possibly can, tori. Alterations to (It you t'eriontlly. bottle SJ.«.*,. maihrin nisr* J .'.^!'. liall Fort Mnnmouth band, under the the Rootbccr and Checker Lunch* K**s> Ceel By the same token it is our obi I Kor lervlca without waltlne, or for homa Iioint l>rn* t't <-nnt< to *t. itonril lio\rs tiru «u«v piimtnt, llb*r»t loan* en —Advarttnmatit, fitting rail Had Bank «-i«H. South and jrhnn! .Mn in a vrry lurnr vn< direction of Chief Warrant Officer eon, club of Red Bank, will bo mus- auc«i>tAl)lu pro|iirti*i. Joiapb 0. MoUu* Shop In comfort In our ilr-«*«*ltleit* cation, set down by the Congress 1 Awuy Rtaltori, Mortins* Danart- "Eight nut nf II) vrnArrt eonault Th* mart, Sherman'i, 41 liead *<„ «•< I'.rnt Surgical Supply, .in East Front rirty. Nallonul .'< * I' . Frown's.—Ad. Juan La me i ay, will provide, music ter (f ceremonies. ••nt, Pa«nt *U t.(44«,-Ad«*rU*asMM. ••flsttr Claailtiii Ada,"—Advartliamank •auk,—AdvartlMaaat, of lh« United States In a special •trait, Red lkAdtll firtlitfflint. 9AXW IBEflffff>% wmn tmwm or emmm if, The Oolden Tent is from John. Mrs. Thomas Korn of Newark, to WMh evening service in the chapel en aarveC Maas Alice Die will readar The Sea can do nothing ef him- Vincent P. Walling, Jr, aon of Mr. Jknitroi The Feur Anchers." John renis, and a solo will be readcred. WilHea self, hut what he secth the Father H. Crawford will preside at the the weal aakt, «TMt It Mir Bandars • 1:90 a*, hj. organiM-director, will be ia charge organ console. Arthur L, Illatey wiU " " ~ at." (9:19). and Mrs. Vincent P. Walling of «f mu»ie «M MiMrea Palmer Stout be in charge ef uthera end the wel- prekMts wW at t>. Beared Head wag the citatiena read from Campbell ave., Pert Monmouth, Tattdaye IML will renter a Mpraito eelo at the oming committee. Mew Wsajedsd," Bach, ead the of- the Hoi* Mela (Kit. James ver- has been announced. Tha couplt morning service. The minister will odVlata at the fertory, -Break Thea the Breed af ' s) will be Jesus' words spoken were married Aug. IT in Newark. II Mlglaaad Are, aia apaatles after his reeurrec- Memorial altar flowers will be redding of Mlse Blta Meagle, Ufa," arraaged by MUea. A nurse- The bride is residing at the home Rav. MyrUe A. prett-ntcd by Mr. anil Mrs. B. aughtcr of Mrs. Catherine Margie ry fear assail eatldraa it eoadaeted l: "... Go ye into all the world. of the bridegroom's parents until Fletcher Moore ia remembrance of f River rd. to Victor H. Jeaainfi ay meatbera af the aVee club. The I preach the gospel to every her husband!a discharge from the his matter. Mrs. Benjamin P. Deliay Beach, fla., which will yauth fettewsaip meeting It et t :S9 creature . . . And these signs shall The load ta better ttn*. btgf«r Mai Pif FM H#*JIIIH Moore aad by Charlec Prrston in take place thia aftcraaaa at • 9- m. fellow them that believe; la my V. S. Navy, ia which ke ta serving •ternary ef kit wife, Mn. Ida Pres- 'clock in the church. Meaty attractions have beea er> i (hall they cast out devils; as a trst-class seaman. -Ad v« rtiiem en t. tea. Mrs. Hubert M. Parrew reefM far the ehwrfb tebael hey ehell tpeak with new tonguw," Ushers (or September will be Car- dea at a meeting e( tke ehairaisea ta be held Saturday, skat a, (Mark Id: 13. IT) rol W. Arferd. head usher; John f the Circle* of the WasMa'e aa- Wiadwerd Beach, Motsdsetafc, Passages to be read from tbe B. Santera, Menu B. Jones, Wil- aectatian, at which arraaceaaeaU IU be ewlauaiaf, eeftaall, Christian Science teatbeek, "Sci liam Jacejues, Robert Stout, Arthur ere discussed far the taaual yule- pitehiag. veUtybaa and Health with Kay to the HoUllag and frank B. Hetswr. ide baser and dinaer W be held tessw, plagpoag Seriptures" by Mary Baker Bddy The eeecutive beard of the Wom- Friday, Nav. 30. aad atber gtmce. Tht tlBM ef da> will iaclude this: "Jesus established an's Saeiety of Christian Service Rev. Mr. Webster will aerfara] Bartatt tram the church tt *0 la the Christian era the frecedeat WHY*-* he marriage ceremony af Mite Pa. as. These planning te makt tht trie fer all Christianity, theology, an< will meet tonight in the pastor's •tudy. Mrs. William Macdenald, ricia Ruth Ilsley, dsuthttr ef Mr, awe eeked te bring a plenle lunch healing" (p. 131) prenMent of «h« WAC.S, will pre- md Mn. Arthur U lliley «f »«*- Any ana dtelring trenspartetl** RADIO side. lold. to Eugene A. Clarke af Beet- ehewle) eaH Victor •delmaaa. Ruav CKRiar CHCRCM The WIC.I. will held a covered le, Wa*h., Saturday at d p. ta. la aea t-IUaVJ. MiddletowB dish supper Wednesday at T p. he church. There It Kill peiatlng and ear. Sundsy Holy Communion will be la fellowship hall. Co-chairmen in Mrs. Ralph A. Norton, pretidenl •water werh U he aeee la (' celebrated at I:M a. m. charge af the eupper are Mrs. Mal- laa called a meeting of the execu- buiMlag. A crew ia working each Holy Communion will he the or- colm K. Minton and Mrs. C. B. ive committee of the Women'e aa> night. Thtat Interested ta helping ler af worship at 11 o'clock, with VanSent. The regular bualnees ses- sociatlon for Wednradty at 1>:M are asked te call Themes Wllsea, Rev. Mr, VanDyke using aa sion will fellow, at which yeer p. m., when a covered dl*h luncheaa Red Bank M3U-R. aermon subject, "Anxiety." books af the society for lMt-19Rl will be Tucker la president. has been set for Sept. • at West- minster house, stsrtlng it 1:30 a. m. Beat. •, at 9:«S a. m. far lattructien mea teple of Rev. Roy E. Willlems, la KMt end ChrloUaa living. The Jr., at the 11 a. m. service Sunday. TRINITY KHSCOTAL CALVARVTA ef the church eerviet that Suaasy-aehool will meet at 9:48. Nursery School Red Bank Red Bank Buada» will he cheated from 9:49 Rev. Robert H. Anderson, Jr., te the ueaal hear af tt e'eleek. Itev. J. B. Ollehrlst delivered aa High Point rector, will return Saturday te tht Inspiring message ea "Christ, tht An Myeetlenel lMVrhitie«-NOT • Day Cars Center parish. The services for the Fif- Chief Cornerstone" at Bundsy mere- ST. AHfOHI'B CATMOUO Rtv. Frances Stevenson, paster, teenth Sunday after Trinity will he Ing's service. Mrs. Kathsrtnt Oar- Red Baak will officiate at a special floral me- CMMrta 21/, te * Yeeri morial service at I p. m. This will Holy Communion at 3 a. m. and land of Mt. Vernon, M. T., waa f entity instate are celebrate* at Certifiee1 by N. J. State Deer, of Educetlon Holy Communion with sermon guest speaker at a matting ef tht T. a, ». tt, 11 aad « o'clock. Bap- be the pastor's final service. She It o'clock. A nursery school is pro- missionary circle In the afternoon. tisms are Buaaaye at 1 p. m. Coa- pleas te leave Wednesday (or vided for the children of those who Mrs. Lillian Sidney presented aa fettlttM Saturday frem «:» te • nerlaa. fttC'SCtlOOL CMUP «*. fMVATE MNOIRttHiTEN attend the lattr service. Interesting program tt the evening px M. tad T:K to 9 a, si. The HOME OWNERS! service (or the benefit ef tht OOOOWnX MZTHOBIST 1TM VEAR Church school will reopen Sun- stlrsevleue Medal aeveaa tt day, Sept. I, at »» a. m. Georgia club. Tlia full day't re- Meataye at TiM f am, Tht aerpet- Rumson baerienMtl entl Qualified Teacher* ctlpts totaled 1141*0. Worship service Sunday Is a< «al naveaa to It Aathaay la htld Merntnf — AHerneen •ne) AH Day Sewieti with Het Lunch BT. JAMES CATHOLIC Sunday-achool begins at 0:80 TuMdam at T:30 p. m. 11:13 a, m., with rtev. James W. Red Banh n. Morning worship I* at tl a. m. Marshall preaching on the theme, Safe TraniaMrtatlsn Previtleel m New Rcemy Stetien Wefana Bd evening worship at 1:30 e'clocb. "When Ufe Becomes Disturbing— Sunday wastes are at a, T, 3, », Twe Nacre af Spaeieut Play Ream and Clati Roerm Fuly 0. 11 end IS o'clock. There also An appreciation program will bt New Meameuth Thea Whet?" given Sunday, Sept. 9. at 9:30 p. will be • aad 10 o'clock masses In Rev. Merhel Oont of Btrdsbom, METHODIST OernvKtlllnaj UHrtvYioief UHMM Throughout tuildinej Red Banh Catholic high school au- m. al the church in honor et the IV, Seld reprtecaUtlve ef the ditorium. Sunday-school for chil- official staff of the church. Alt are Moody Bible Instltuta, will occupy Naveslnk dren attending public school la htld invited. the pulpit at the morning etrvke. At tht 9:46 a. m. service Sundey, 64S Ocean Ave, West End Tel. IX) 64)901 Rev. Roy B. Willlami will preach after the I o'clock mast. The con- The organ prthidt wilt be "Cal- JOHN F. CITTAOINO, Director fraternity elem for public high METHODIST vary," by Sergltsvn, end there will em the topic. "When Is God?" school pupils la htld Tuesdays at Keansburg be spatial muefc. Buaeay-achool •uaday-school will meet at 10:41 7:30 p. m. Rev. Edward 8. Zelley, Jr, will win matt at 9:49 a. m. Baptisms art at 1 p. m. Bundaya conduct- ell services Sunday. The Tht Towig People't Ohrittlan ae- n tha sacristy. Sacrament of tht Lord's Supaoi eaclaUm will meet Thurtdey at dig Get more mileage per gallon! Get a Studebaker Champion! Week-dey maetei ere at T and 3 will be administered at Iht S:M p>. m, at the church and ga to tha o'clock. a. m. service, which will be tht lut homt of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Bet- of tht season, Tht neater will ter en Lookout MIL Mlddletewn, FBBSBYTERIAN preach at 11 a. m. en the theme, far a plenle supper. A meeting at Bhrawsbury 'Meditation." All are Invited to the Beater heme will fallow the Sunday worship Is at *:30 a. m. thare In the evening fellowship euppir. ^^ A guest minister will occupy th when the minister will speak on the ubject, "How Jesus Dealt With BAPTIST pulpit In the absence of Rev. Ar- Zacchcus." Sunday-school will meet as-saver thur 8. Jolee. Samuel Cameron of al 9:45 a. m. Leonardo New Shrewsbury will be guest so- An important teuton af tht of- Church school will meet at 1:41 loist. Hla selections are "Were You ficial board will be held Monday a. m. The mtdlUtlea of Rev. Joha There?" and "Sweet Little Jemn night in the church. The combined M. Johnson, pastor, at tht Com- Boy" by Robert MacOlmacy. Or- meetings of the Worktra' confer- munion aervlee at 11 o'clock will gan selection* will he "Internet- encc and the board of education ha entitled, "Love Net the World." «o" by Dunham, "Entreaty" bj will take place Wednesday evening. Tha Intermediate and aenler Salome and "March" by Roberta. The building committee rtperte yauth meeting will he htld at 7 p. Sunday-school reopena Sept. 1*. the "Mile of Dimes" le nesrlng the m. At tht evening servlee at A Sunday-school and church pic- 300-foot mark. o'clock, tht tutor will preach ( nic, it planned for Sept. IS fer all the theme, "The VrevMtace field! persons "from one to 101." Details EMMANUEL BAmsT fled." will be announced later. Atlantic Highlands < Rev. Mr. Johnson win continue A nursery Is conducted Rev. Howard M. Brwln will bring the study et Bsedue at the araiet, 3 YEARS TO PAY the message at the Communion aer- praytr aad Bible etudy mettlng Sunday morning during the churcl service. vlce to be held Sunday it 111. a. WtdDtaday at 3 •. m. The 11 a. m. worship service at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS will commence Sept. K. Both the Clarence Christ, 33 East Uncoln junior and senior choirs wilt ' ave. He will also speak at the Eatontowa Our len« eiperience In home remodeling guarantees your present. evening worship at • o'clock. Sunday meeUnge art held a* lei- Church school will m«et at »:46 lowt: 10 a. m, Bible atudy hour, satisfaction. Our aipariancad workman aro ready to do any CHRISTIAN BEFOBMED a. m. The beginners, primary, Jun- with adult, yeuag atopli't aad ehll> job ... large or smiN. Our prices are sure to fit your budget. Aabury Park ior and intermediate girls and dren't claasss. At tt a. m» a gen- junior boys will meet at the Christy Call now for a free estimate on any home remodeling or Services are held at tha Gram eral aaaembly fer singing af hymns, avt. Reformed church. Thougl home, and the primary and inter- praytra, gospel preaching and Com- home repair job. Sunday services will continue mediate boys, senior girls and adult munion. 3.30 p. m., next Sunday mark* tli clastes al the residence of Mr, and Th« church aisembllee at T p. m. end of services at 9:30 a. m. am Mrs. Frank B. Bell. M Third ave. Sunday for a half hour ef practice 4:30 p. m. The Home Mission; The midweek prayer service will singing. The evening aervlee be- • OIL BURNER CONVERSIONS board of the Christian Reformei be held Wednesday at't p. m. gins at T:30 e'eleek. church It studying the posstbtllt; Tht mid-week Biblt atudy, with taasaseiiritaaaleatjai of establishing In the Wanamassi PRESBYTERIAN classes fer adults and children, la • PAINTING area. A survey haa been made i Eatontown held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. the community which lndlcat Rev. David Ling will bring the Buy a trim, sleek* powerful • MASON WORN OF ALL KIND that there Is a need for a church message at the 11 a, m. worshl Mr. VanEna, Calvin seminary service Sunday. Parent! may Itave Atlantic Highlands will speak on the theme "Fare their children In the nursery dur- Rtv. Herry W. Kraft will eon- well" at the 0:30 a. m, service ing the service. The f:30 p. duct tht morning worship i At the 4:30 p. m. service, he w worship includes an Informal Communion strvlce Sundey at CALL hymn sins, with members select a. nv, Sunday-school meets at 9:45 to 6 mi NEW STUDEBAKER spesk on "The Hope of the Chrlsl isn." inc their favorite hymns. a. m. and youth fellowship mettt The mid-week Bible class Sunday-school meets at 9:11 at 7 p. m. The pastor will bring per gallon better I end Us actlvitiss Thursday ave a. m. with classes (or sll sgct. the metsagt et the S p. tn. gospel 6- nlng. The group coneludtt iti The young people meet Sundsyi service tnd Donald MacPeak wll at 6:30 p. m. and Wednesdays al direct a song-time. CHAMPION study of the Covenant of Ora as Is revealed In the Bible. 7:30 p. m, In the chaptl. Jay Vs- Tht choir rehearsal will be held Iff ftffj •• Monmouth County's Largest Mr. and Mrs. VanEna wilt r lant was elected president of tha Wtdneaday night. turn to Grand Rapids, Mich., Mon- group', Louise Norton, vice presi- day. Mr. VanEna will continue his dent, and Nancy Smith, secrstary- Homt Improvement thtologleal studitt at Calvin sem- treasurer. Atlantic Hllhlanda A CHAMPION IN IXTRA VAIUI, fOOl Rtv. timer T. Schlek will preach wss Vk t« « inary. ST. THOMAS' EPISCOPAL The denominational radio houi on the subject, -n» Perils et the Company Asbury Park Vltlonlsis" at the 11 o'clock ser- can be heard ovsr WMID, Atla Sunday's servlcs will Includ sBat BaWstt s.llsWls»a atJ 4wls» sHcslly •ttlwst Hi ... Variable rarle "extra, tie City, st 9:30 ». . and ovi vice Sunday morning. BJF/ fflfj BJIHIIBJB1 WW fflfj m Mstins and nermon at ( a. m. and Church school will meet WPAT, Psterton, at 6 p. m. Su threw ariiaf taraeat teHlng sser lefchst IttaMithtd 1939 days. Rev, Peter Elderveld is th Sunday-school at 10:30 o'clock. ... ton-Blew "Ma«k Wfhi" IniHwment aanel ttlele... radio minister. Rev. Kenneth E. MacDonnld The Ladlss' Aid society wilt holi law pricee) can. rector and Flnreth Y. MncOonald It* birthday lunchton Tuesday a AuterMtic cheko.;; AutomaDc ipa-rk entl heal cenfralt BAYSHORE Is organist. MIIKIC selertlnns will 12:30 p. m. The luncheon will in Hwdtbeitr everdrivei epMeasI ... "HaaMkim" plitana... Hi capacity trunk... New be "Andante Rtligiosu," by Fran- East Keansburg followed by a buslnen mettlng. lanaar wtieellMie... PtltM*«tresm«e1 ttyllnt—ne bufs> 'The Truth About Salvation" wl! cis Thome, and "Berceuse," by be Rev. John P. Euler't sermoi Benjamin Oodard. MISSION 'BJ vXC9S9 MINI •••Rltfl IfpAMSMfya** tPMIty d#fly CMWS* title for Sunday at the 11 o'clocl Pert Munmouth MODERN HOME service, The choir will be hean METHODIST Rev, A, Donald Magaw, palter, In two anthems and Miss Ann Shun Belford Allan Teat, Sunday-school superin- will be at the organ. Rev. Robert I. Blackman will tendent. Tonight the church guilds a preach on the subject, "The Minis- Sunday-school at 9:30 a, m. Morn- BAILLY SROTHIRS WERNER'S GARACE sponsoring a spaghetti supper < try of a Devoted Heart" at tht Ing worship at 10:45 a, m. Young IMPROVEMENT CO. tht Bayvltw hall, Bast Keansburt. 10:i5 a. in, aervlce Sunday. people's servlct at 6:80 p. n, Eve- 01 MONMOUTH STRICT, tTATI HIGHWAY ROUTE M, 417 IftOAD STMiT The mid-week prayer meeting and ning worship at T:46 p. m. RED IANK A npaclal request prayer servlci Blhlr study will be held next Wte> Prtyar and pralst lirvlet Wsd- RID MNK, N. J. •ILPORD, N. •!. win be htld Wtdnuday bight. . oesday at 7:45 (. to. aaiday at 7:tS|i. m. fuy* ntatvffM. \vm*T m, Thf Tax Board Slain f Aircraft f»11 BUGS Mrrlmmim i'mmn* LAST 3 DAY5 Pratty a*Haro« in fair k*tt, $5.tl Appeal Hearings V.r.C. Richard •• Back FREE nth RAtiHib Mac* H«M llwwiar, FREEHOLD- The » disn-imi- Mr. and Mr. J<*. E«, fVrifat. TNI LAST WIIK of Our natory tax appeals against Long farms, Jamesburg, waa graduated 14 in. wi#Ja; 79c y«J. • Miibaw Stair Branch properties 111*4 by gamutl AU«T. i| upra coaaplctioa ef the AT COAST NAIDWAII Hei milch, Long Branch busl»«ss- Aircraft Mechanics co«rw at Sltsp. man, will be heard by the county psrd air force base, Wichita Fall*, board of taxation Sept. 25 and %Ten. A certificate »f proScieacy in the district court room in Long was awarded each gradutt* by Branch city hall. Maj. Gea. C. V, Haynet, VM.A..T. The appeal! flled by Mr. Heim- lich aik that the assessment be FAIR increased on the M proper tiff at they are not in line with those of other properties in the city. He said if the tax board sett the assessment figures on these proper- EXTRA PRIZES ties at his recommendations, the city would edd |1,300,170 in rata- blea. A three-man reassessment board FOR ALL last year made a atudy of the city tax rolls and reassessed properties in the city which If fnuM were ONCE AGAIN, COAST HARDWARE OFFERS BUY MEYERS not proper. As a result, 1M appeals of asaeeiment* have also YOU THESE MONEY SAVING VALUES! hcen filed in Long Branch and will he heard in the city hall there Sept. 12. THIS SALE WILL NOT BE REPEATED! COME

MKTHDAV IN NOW ... THE VALUES ARE HERE! SEA BRIGHT — Mra. John I. Olsrn of IS Center *t. waa guest Of*Y of honor Sunday at a birthday party at the home of her son-in-law KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES frkMdty Irsrsf Davlsr km ysur f«v»ril. A«»r> and flavor combinotiam ' and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert • • • ' W. Bragg of Mnntrlair Also pres- TMa it MM fact «*fc Wit* Ev«y FMKIMM M«ci« For This Sale You Can Buy 2 8 ox. I Ask for Irayers—and be sure you get it. ent wore Mrs. OUen'a other aon-in- B, Bark IPM. ACM. Jtat taiat Of KoHoffS Corn Plakti For 21c. Reg. Price 18c ca. Come ttw M"M Orayari on tea craam package* and paper wrappers. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 4ka>| djfdjdhdklg Robert Wood of Lou Island. After Sept. 1, Each will be stationed at Weitover air force baae, far tha LackL y Numaar ta ba Musx. «3rawa an ••!., AIM. 3IH at A former resident of Icebeyvlllt, • PP.MM. 100 Foot HANK GUARANTEED LF.NGTH RFC. Esch attended Atlantic township school, Colt's Neck, and wlaalng ntjwiir «W ba waa a member of the Red Bank drawn by Mr. Many M. Tad- high school class of 1M». He I. saaftJaldBaSfedk saieBSB^sVa^BaataaijBl dBSB4dsB^Ba%ea\saBBl salaS NO. 7 CLOTHES LINE HURRY! SATURDAY LAST DAY! engaged to Miss jean Evelyn Mac- HiVsTVfOTc fdTVOTfJVVvW NVVWlVf V* intosh, daughter nf William Mac- 1 •>*-- Lahsa RamawBi thmmkmi af Sfrofiflfyy Woven Line Gives You Good Service intosh, Newman Springs re . tâj V'a^WH W^gfvâ>â înajTVs^RFaj^Bjaj ajyvj Jyaâat far "III COUfONS UNDIR ALL WEATHER CONDITIONwnwi i IWIISJ Krporta on 4,irl Br.» THIS OF OUR Scout Confrrrncr RIG Raawaikar: If the wirmar h - SALE ' International friendship U fos- 99c tered and expanded at the Edith SENSATIONAL... Macy training camp of the Oirl 1.59 ONLY Scouts of America at Pleaaantvllle, N. V. Representative members from n countries and many of the II JUST IN TIME! [ Mates gathered for 11 day. from CUf Aug. I to II to exchange Ideas aad ALL METAL I take extensive courses in training and leadership. Among the com. trlea represented were Greet Brit- ain, South Africa, Japan, Canada, SCHOOL LUNCH KIT ONE Peru, Italy, Norway and Finland. 0 COMPLETE WITN '/i-PINT VACUUM IOTTLI • Northern Monmouth County council wan Included in the roster by PERCOLATOR | the president, Mia. Robert O. TNE ITEM YOUR CHILD . THIS Pearae, of Rumson, who returned WILL RE PROUD TO TAKE }•« ' "'" with many Ideaa for training and TO SCHOOL IN SEPTEMEER! 2.9S SALE SWEEPING helping the many volunteer leaders in this vicinity. Mra. Pearae wu particularly Impressed by the In- ternntlonnl program which wu given at the camp in celebration of HOUSE PAINT (WHITE) the 35th anniversary of the camp. MANUFACTURED BY THE FAMOUS COOK & DISCOUNT! The program Included presentation • HIM ALUMINUM to the school of symSollc ahlelde by DUNN PAINT CO. IDEAL FOR INSIDE AS member nations of the association. Reports from the county coun- WELL AS OUTSIDE. PURE WHITE—NOT TO OF REGULAR cil's own Camp Nomoco show that BE TINTED. extensive camping lias been carried NOW 94c on throughout the summer and all date* in September have been re- Rog. LOW MtlCIS. served. STkOHGHfART 3.59 BKTKOTHAt. ANNOUNCED NOW 2.49 WEST KEANSBURO-Mr. and Mra. Norman Dutbrow, Brown's lane, have announced the engage- DOG FOOD ment of their daughter Linda Carol FREEZER FOIL to PFC David Joseph Dougherty, MANWACTMW Towaen, Md, A September wedding FOR DEEP PREEZING, STORAGE AND COOKING •lanned. iaa Dlibrow attended Keyport OP ALL POOD PRODUCTS. 20'. INCHES WIDE high school and la employed by the New Jersey Bell Telephone company, Keyport. Pvt. Dougherty IY 25 PEET LONG. la stationed at Fort Monmouth. Rog. NOW PER ftefeiM all Ike IILICVE IT ROLL 1.39 OR NOT 79c naiilaieai at MM lib. CAN WHITE Re*. 2 far Uc DELUXE PLASTIC TOILET SEAT 10 Cam TOUGHER AND STRONGER THAN WOOD! i ACID RESISTANT. JUST CLEAN WITH PLAIN UTIXID NON-SKID SOAP AND WATER. IRONING IOARD PAD AND COVER SET Reg. This 10 rlf 4.9S Sale AM 2.98 Waa't Ms Or SWt. mow saws Rag* '»*«• SALE 1M ONLY Holland Linen Window Shades, Side Hemmed, 1.49 FirstQuality. Cloth Measure 18" to 31". Mounted on Your Own Roller — Complete With Nylon REPEATED Braided Pull.

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urn tun* mt*9*!twt*fifMinf T* Ft. Ms far Basic EAST KEAN'SBURG — P. F. C. VOCVST—Pvt. William G. Grid- LUNCH KITS DR. WARREN FOWLER John R. Johnson of the Air Force ley, Jr., *on of Mr. aae Mrs. Wil- lefi la«t Thursday for Germany liam G. Grldley of Navesink River lsM»««1KiH where he will aerve ai a control t., was transferred caily this tower operator. He recently com- month from Camp Kilmer t» Fort plctrd a thref-montrii' course in Din, where ho i» undergoing basic tower procrdure at Keeiltr air raining. forcn base, Bilnxi, Mi«t., before spentlin^ a ]5-day furlough with his )iHrontB. Mr. and Mrs. John John.«nn of Wr>ohawken ave. here. A 1»49 jjrartnate of Middletswn township high ichool tad former employee 01 the (irrat Atlmntlc an<) -AStWYPAl l'acifln Tea company, Johnson reported parly thli month to Caanp MAVPAII IAVOV Kilmer en route overseas. He enlisted In the Air Force in January. •MffAM eWffllllVl •URLEfQUS FI*M» AT RVMSON RUMSON — Persons who fine* here this week for traffic Vio- lations include Alfred Dudash «f Allquippa, Pa., (50, permitting •• MAM _ JUST unlicensed driver to operate hi* MARTIN • LCWII ear; Gloria. Guiliani, Sixth ave., Atlantic Highlands, |S, 4rivlag • nnvaw SATURDAY * without a driver's license; tin Dawson, Newark, 110, "SHOW iOAT" «—rt—- Ing; Elisabeth. ODay, But Mai* ST. JAMIf st., Freehold, and Arthur Stein m AT CARLMH lfi«S ._ I AT rHIMSiniT *>*»m_^ Irving*on, IT etch, failure to step Ceoel* Ue*a> M*V Sat |a«k I Caa* Aa Uta A* SiSk Set RMk «t >top signs and blinker lights, and Robert O'Neil, Third at., Fair r*t, WNMam O. OfMkr, Ir. 9VN. • HON. • WE. • WRD. o TUDK* ll.ivcn, failure to stop at a atop HPT. S>S*4«Se§ street. A graduate o( Phillifw Eaeter academy and Yale university, wltere he received a bachelor of TUt TOT MUSICAL Of 1951 arti degree In Jun«, Pvt. Oridley enlinted in the Army for two years In July,

Deelare Ordinance?* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, R i. Threaten HOB Indunlry FRI—OAT SAT. MAT. NKW BRUNSWICK — A com- •UNINt mittee to investigate the raising NA1lM In and fending of hogs In the state MIT1I ftAVNOM ROLLER has bpen appointed by tho Now . la Cals —!(•— Jersey Swine Orowem association. •TAW OAM or m Headed hy John Henkle, Br., of i DERBY Becaucus, the commitler includes -MEPTIMK ran RONZO" LITTLI tlUt" James Turn of Hlnhtstown, Her-: • to TwMlralar > SUN.-NON. *m*»t MaUmw Ftf HtMnfltlMMrlMtl Hard FVtfer of Whitney, Scrlven NADINr ^LSS* -ALSO— I JUMjryPati 2 7US • Lorillard of Pluckemin and Donald 1 STEnUUT MC KALLV JEANK CRAIM I Kniffen and Ororge VanderNoot of « "RITS AMR MStM" MTSI OAVNOH the College of Apiculture, Rutgers OOLCEN GRAY university. H "TAKE (AUK OF MV | The livestock men pointed out la TacNnlMtor I.ITTI.K OINL" I that local governin» bodies are BU.V—MON.-TUKS. • la TevhntrolQr • I threatening the exlntenre of the '•• state's hog industry hy pasulng or- SUNDAY CONTINUOUS ROY ROGER*) : distances barring the feeding of MONDAY CONTINUOUS —IN— large number* of hogs, especially PORW MV "TWILIGHT IN RIKRRAS* where the fee* consist* of waste tOROON MM MI TVK8.-WEP. food products hauled from the RICHARD CONTE metropolitan areas. COLEEN flRAV The swine grower* held a fat barrow show and business meeting •THE SMCENNO CITY" at the College of Agriculture Sat' —ALSO— urday. They appointed a commit WKDNMDAT ONE DAT DONALD O'CONNOR tee to arrange for a sale in Jan- 1 uary and another to handle pub- • • • OWNS AT f • tTASTS AT RWSR ••• JOAN CRAWFORD •Caftata CaH ta'cMtaa Cnx* licity for tho association. ROBERT YOUNO THVmiDAV ONE DAV A Duroe Jersey exhibited by TURMV AUOUtT M—Mf>T. 1 —IN— Lorillard won the gr»nd champion- WILJJAM tlJNDIOAN THE sMMK-rr-SMomme STOBV or -THI Houstv "GOOD »rB MV FANCY" RICHARD RABEHAHT ship in the fat harrow show, -ALSO— —IN— Porter Bills of Ions exhibited the M0MAH0 MMNMT--WIUIMI LUNONUUI BOCOUR KRNNBDT TKCJfll champion Poland China, Austin IN "STAGE TO TUCSON* Moody of Woodetown had tha win- H SHI 'VOUATH" 4hs> ning entry in.Vorkahireg and Rob- HOUSI ON TU6RAPH HNX ert Sherwood, Jr., of Magnolia, car- BfarW SJUBJ MTnillSVJaj ried o* tha ribbon with his Berk- it KVI m racMNioouM it shire, First place in the grade das* ANTHONY QUINN ANP JOHN DUSK W went to a barrow exhibited by Isaac Sherwood of Magnolia. MASK OF THI AV1N0IR" Attempted Break-In Thwarted by Clayton An attempted break and entry • MldnlfM into the garage of the Broadway Itotsra corporation on Bridge ave, TOUR.. FRI.. SAT. AUG. SO .«1 .|0T. 1 was) broken up last Thursday night i SEX by Capt. Qeorge Clayton. According to police, Capt. Clay- SHOW tan was patrolling In the area of the motor company when he saw a Mack coupe parked on the wrong side of Bridge ave. Suspecting TIOIWTt NOW ON MU someone might be tampering with car* on the lot, Capt, Clayton got out of his car. Aa he did so, a SUNDAY—MOM DAY man ran off tha lot, jumped Into ON OUR OIANT SCSI** IN TKHNKOUR HEAUJNE MSTMKY! the coupe and rode off. Although naa\A ^NLCSjj •JSxBMBaSismsf't he chased the car, Capt. Clayton was unable to overtake It or to APACHi MUMS read the licence number, Police said a window at the rear of the company's building had been broken, but that no entry had been TOKYO FHJ 212 made. MIM Moller Star* In 'John Loves Mary' LONO BRANCH - Playing tha MSPUY feminine lead In the Norman Kraina comedy hit, "John Loves Mary," which I* being given at the Long Branch senior high TUIt^-WBiV-THUR. ichool tonight and tomorrow Blent la Helen Moller, a graduate of the AOAMMV AWAUD WINNmi 1.1 Neighborhood Playhouse school of JOSE rBMKR * 1 m •# m A sVI tf% Scientific lasts, sturdy the theater. Miss Moller recently completed a road tour with tho IN. CYRANO leathers, extra stitching and reinforcement, musical, "Oklahoma." Appearing- opposite Ml** Moller Wus tnti HH heavier soles and Iserthor liningi or* just will be Hat Riddle, also a gradu- Tke laetde Starr el Pftaa U«*t ate of the Neighborhood Playhouse RICHAUP CONTS—AUDUV a few of tho many outstanding features and whoae experience In the theater Include* a 32-week engagement designed to add weeks end months of with the popular comedy, "Mr. UNDER THE GUN EXTRA wear! Roberta." COMPARE H* dHHw! SEK ffi#

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R«d Bonk WALT Color By "Beaver Valley" Technleolat UNIT #3 UNIT #4 felling 3 Million Mr • Ye.r-THEY MUST IE GOOD! I EDDIE QUH.LAN 6ANDY GOOSE STRAND "RACE OF BURLESQUE" •Tun On TIMJ Run" m#i§riit» ft» aipaa aatural gas kas been usc sala*. raUakaa, aaa. aaka'aM mat tk* Ckambar of Com-' MATHNJTY wTkanday aigkt. ara at 11 a- m. coabc. Oama aa4 caka aaatat wtH Tee's boar* of directors to vote j Naw . m Mr*. HaraM Oaak aa4 Mr. aaa Mr. aM Mra. Mvaraat WaJdraa* aa tka (ranaa*. la araat af Maaalay nlattt to kava ita civic »f- j r •• •« Edgar Uytaa af HMtsaaa *M 4a*fktar Patricia af Dtwaat raia the boatha will ba al*ca4 •*- fairt committee make a atudy of i am, wa M ta* waak-aat) at Watartawa, apaat tkt waak-aM wltk Mr. aM ataira ia tha •>• ka«as. Tkia aua- gas rater pair gmr JUaa aaaargaiaff Mr*. E. Dowglaa BVaadt. par will taka tka plaea of tka aa- Daniel J. Maher. president of (he ' TUCKER'S NBS, N. T. aual fair. If trataiaf at aa.a>Ba*a air Mr. art Urn Tkaaaara Edward* Mr. aM Mr*. CUBtrd UckvaM chamber, said that nome of tho M. T., aftar kl* rallit- af fcraataa, Pa., spaat tk* w*«k- af RickaaaM Hill. U 1., apaat tba Mia* Doria Kohl af tki* place. eonsuiBers have complained that ' CattaJaif. we eaa aaaat tar tour raart la July. wa*k-aad wttk tkair daagktcr aa* Miaa Dorothea Gillesaia af Part the billt are higher eince the u.<» ! •a4 witk Mr. sat Mr*. MartM Meaaaoutk aaa Mia* Marl* Laibar- 4a a faeaary-rl«Bt rvaair >ah, Margaa. faaaily, Mr. aa4 Mr*. R*laad af aatural ga.* in the company's •t lin •"•••» *e ar« Hm- Mr. aM Mra. Walter Valk aaaat Backkau*. g»r af We*t Oraaga saaat tbrsa ga* manufacture was inntitutert, Tka Kiwaaia club will kala a •ara recently tauriag Naw Tark where** trie compsny had prom- latt Tkuraaay wltk Mr. aM Mr*. atate. Tkay viaitaa AuaakU Ckaaai iaca th* rates would '•* lower. V. $. McCartkr at Btoyasfsr*. karbaraad ckJeaaa diaaar at Me- Nartk Pala, aaata'a WariHliap, Mr. aM Mra. Taaaaaa Behatt aa4 CaaepMI'a ayivan fama* Tkawaa4 lalaaaa, MaMt'a Caatl*. The tlvla affair* committcp, aw af lUkwar vtoiU* Mr. da!, Saaday, Bap*, ft. Banriag will Lak* PlacM aa4 atkar akvesa af keaaed by Ralph Damiano, will Mr*. WaMar Valk rriaar. ttart at 1:M> a. aa. iateraat. check ta eee If th« complaints are Margtrat rtaod, daughtar of Mr. Plaal ptaaa wtra aua* far tka true, Mr. Maher said, and if it Is SMW iaf Smfet •ad Mi*. Rabart riaad, attaadad kanreat kaaaa aapi found that they are. the matter tka tattd Mrtkday part) af taa Uacraft Bra atajaaar at a will be taken up with representa- a«(« Aaa naa4 at Middatkraak awtlag af tka aaaaaaar Tkwaaar tive* af th* utility. •MM. A*k*jrf Park. Sw tight. Ralph Uytaa la T« §miy G« 113 WtU fnmt StrMt M.J. CaaiauBity eburek atrvkaa will Maaiaara af tka Is*** aaiiltary LONO BRANCH — Caaplalat* fed •at aa bald tk* "rat Buadar la ar* aaaiatlag. Tka *appar will ba that Mil* far tka caawaiptaaa *f Th« ronl t* h«H»r and h\gt*r huni- 6.117? fltataaabtr, but aa tka tacaM Ban-acid Batarday aigkt fram « ta • gas fram tka Jerasy Otatral Paw- ••••• advtrtiic in The RfgHiter rcgullriy. dar wklfk will ke Hep*, a. - " p. •>. Tka await wiU kMlatit ekiek ar aM Ufht eaajtaaajr ara klgker

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Lbwraft TM LkMMft 4-M attta will ajaat MMi TuMaajr tvnlaff at tat In Tka UaW AM aatiatr af tka OtasBMBattr akarek will asaat aatt Tkurttay aftaraaaa at tat aaaja af Mra. B. DaatlM siraadt at Marbj Tka I*dlee" auxIDtry af tk* in atajpaay a»*t tut Maaaay algfct ft at tka art katitt. Mr*. WMUaai OMM eaa4ucte4 tk* aiaattag- Hui wtr* BBA BBafM mffrVpf IBBnBwBj VaaBaa^^aBTg^ «ay W9 IWgaj •apt. 1. A aaltgatiaa — aualllar* BMaiktra win atUad tka M*t «r«- awa'a aiattlag ta auk* laal alaat. Tkaat atttMlMg th* auaiUarjr ataatlag w*r* Mr*. Harry Jaattaa, Mr*. Aaalf »raun, Mra. OaraM Waratkar, Mra. Jeha Waratbaf, Mra. Jatapk Ctatatlaa, Mn. B* is- • •tat Para. Mra. rraa Owtat, Mn. WUUaai Waraakar, Mra. KaraM WUtftratt, Mn. Uala DaaiMlaa, Mra. Cterllt Laaaaa, Mn. MwaN Mtylaa. Mn. William MeCarrta aM Mn. William Nowieki. !*£&^****' Mr*. S4war> Baylaa aM tan Alktrt visit**: Mn. Eailly Pttrutl at OaMalt, U I, tat tkrtt aayt MM wttk. Albtrt Saylaa, wka at* kata kaaj* aa itavt far twa wttki wttk kit parents, has rttaraat ta •%5 tka aavy batt at SalabrMg*. Mfl. \ Dtaat Umkta, 4aughtar af Mr. 1 1 1 aM Mn. Jaka Umkta, ha* ft- tnraatf fram Irylagton, whara she 2,9* wwtt * * ~ •ptat a wttk wltk ktr a«nt aa4 aaclt, Mr. aM Mrt, E. Otbkardt. kae> alive. Aad. Barbara Umkta to tpaMlag th»* Crape Juice »a rn will, If ra* will ba watk visiting Mr. aM Mrs. Ota- alert to karat. 33 Mr. aM Mrt. Ralph Uytaa aM la V . aaaflktar Evelyn vMtM th* Ola- bariaiaa, t**'- gtrbrtM eastla at Hamburg Wad- n»t a fr*iea f*«4 leeker. Tbaa r*a Tuna Fish •« can buy In ««antllr and aa* aa aastay of last waak. They ' needed. A froien foad lacker *aa ba tptat Thursday In tha P the difference between ajaad Mllng BMaatalat ta Pennsylvania. and juat aubalatlni. 8top It tsdar CIAOCOS and let ua allow ya« kaw a Isekar Mr. aM Mrt. Frank Btaaar aa4 will aav* vo« msner a* ve»r feed aaagkUr Jtaa af Syracuaa, If. T. hudtet. Red tank CM Mere** * art' visiting tktlr ajaugktar aM Locker Co., 13 Hirhart Mf**t> Sunshine - taa-lalaw. Mr. aM Mn. E. Doug- rkone Red Bank ••3H04. lai Braa

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FMturd this wetk NiblBts 12 ex. Duz WHOLE KERNEL CORN can 20ft OZ. SIZE •I $»fiway-p|gmp, lbs. 30< icy NrMlt Pwtirf. • "HI WtU"... fWHt torn um Sweetheart SWBBthBBrt 8 DELICIOUS k SOAP DEAL AN 4 rag. ban a4P 36* 26< •uy J t» itaalar anatj ail ash* Seediest Crapes tori* ri|ulsr arieai f*» aitra taka (ar te 4*ba«arte CRIS* Mclntosh Apples Bab-0 IvirySMW ^30. Ctltry ' 14 01 SIZE Frath1 Corn mm •••< Tomafotf NMMMM i.f Oe AIR CON0I7I0NI0 Cr«tn Ctbbtf* W •• 4c Potitott Pre>th Prunti *«* • 17e PotttoM ADvnmuD mas imenvi THRU SATURDAY, imiMiM in SHERMAN'S Wl MMIVI TIM WOUT TO UMIT wUANTITIIS HOME DECORATORS KKH HAWK HWWTWfc AVQWft ft, Puru Found TASK MAVEN-Mr. and Mn. Hi« UUy No 'Uohf MarMd Wilkin*. Kemp »ve, aa- $199 Good Time* Are Here Again aewjt* the engagement of their tONO •RANCH-MI** Marian Insurance Specialists (CentinuoJ from peg* » dawjator, Mia* Jean Wilklns, to A Bocketbeok which was *t*lea Leddr, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. three week* age from tha Made opinion ae to whether the horoafh €pl. Herman H. Laage, ton of Mr. Jeha L«44y, who will be married aad Mri. Herman Lange, Allen *t.. shop, Whit* st., wit foua4 about a Saturday to William Reed of Keaas- •hould exercise it* otdiaanco to week later la a B>14 in Uaag burg, waa given a bridal shower roe,uire sidewalk* and ewrbtadj on Branch and turaed ever toLaa g Wednesday night of last week by Prospect «v*. from Willow dr. to Branch police. Mr*. Stanley Butkus at her home, SWEDISH HOP Ruauoa rd. He said he thooght The purie, ewne4 by Mm. Edith JIT Norwood ave. that curbs an both alasf wawid Moonry, who opeiatts tlie Mo4e, Attending the party were Mrs. 10 EOT OCEAN AVE. SEA MIGHT, N. J. mak* the street too narrow, hat waa taken f roaa under a counter la t. Ru***U Woolley, Mr*. Franci* Buildiajr Inspector Wtnneld a. the front ef the store while Mire. Golden, Mr*. Herbert Davis, Mr*. Waiawrla-ht aaid that ealy the Mooney was in the rear af theWilliam Doane, Mr*. Kenneth •hort eectioa in front of the Ur- •tor* w(«h » ruttom(.r, lutacctrd Adam*, Mrs. Hugo Toanaini, Mrs. MONEY DOWN *ugh hail, which already i* corked, of taking the purae, police said, are Peter D*ra*le, Mra. William Ruch, would be narrow. two women wba entered tha (tare Mr*. Jehn Ward, Mr*. Mack Lewin, f«hff Um ml SmMehn • Ttmmm N* and left again before Mn. Meaner Borough Clerk Wnt U Am* Mr*. William Blakemaa, Mia* i aaid the work could he don. M as had the opportunity to wait an Gloria recaaUra aad Mra. Jean YEAR assessment pr*p**ltmn. attar Mr. tkeat. Leodf. Stephens explained that tha her- Although I1W la cash waa •lea- gh would hot have trot raaaoval Ing from the pura* when it waa re- rile* have oeea captured up to or a problem of high hanka to turned to Us owner, a number ef II mil** away from th* place where A* tar i pay for. Mr fttephea* eald that check* Including onea for ISM, fM they were "tagged" with radioac- children coming to wheel from and III were (till in the puree. tive material. Crest Village would nave to walk Capt. Owrge Clayton of the Red In th* street*. At Mayor Joseph C. Bank police department ii iavcati- Davison's suggestion, the Matter g»ting. WILLIAM SALLADIN wa. laid over for a dedal** at th* Sept. 11 meeting, Golialh GMtfHg Here SHERMAN'S Montis1/ AficfMMM Mr. Stephen* alat aaka« H Oaliath, th* Biblical giant alain "tchoal aanei" c*ul4 be tita by a rMk fr*m th* «llngshat of FINAL •4 at RUBIMII r4, Markham David, will come t« Rod Bank Man- and Branch ava. Mlltoa day, •* recreated '** Twentieth borough «n«rn«r, HM thar ewt Century-rax for that company's Any Drets On Our Racks Reduced To ba. ^«t that aa ordlaanea twU •• Miae Wilkini, a graduate of Hum- new technicolor epectacle, "David •fir* neceasary. Mr. fltephem MI4 that hoa high achool, la employed by the and, Bathaheha." Mr*. L«rojr C. Tyaek of th* haartf Not AJ She)*—All S*lti Fin«l--Veluei to 12.91 of education requested that tcn- government at Kort llonmoutti. Afttr appearances in Aebury MM AM CU€V Cpl. Lange U attached to the Sig- Park and Long Branch, Oollath mile-per-riour (Onri be in effect by will proceed to Red Bank, .where Nylon Hosiery. Reo. I.SO to IJS-Now 1.00 Sept. a, data of the achool'a open- nal Corp*, stationed at fort Meade, Robert Hynes, local manager far Judy Bond Blouse.. Reo;. 2.90 to 4.9B—Now 2.00 ing. In anawer to a queatlan by Mi. Walter Reade theater*, ha* ar- Mr. Unfferer, Mr. Mauamr raMh e ranged to have the caravan In Rayon Crepe Slip*. Reo. 2.9B to 3.98—Now 2.00 414 not believe that tha new etit* KBTDRKS r»OM M front of Carlton theater from ap- law •evernlrif ipead rtgulatloM proximately 3:30 to 4 p. m. Fine Lotto Girdle.. Re* 2.9B to 3.98-Now 2.00 •ffeettd a *eha«l aane'i eaeed. RUMtON - Misa Join Baird, 4aHaThUr ef Mr. and MM. Frank The picture, now la Ita World- Two-Wey Stretch Girdle.. Re9. 2.25-Now 1.00 Ceunellman Hatter MI4 he win>alr«° •( Rumian rd., returned premier* en«3gem*»t at tH* Lyric, report at tha neit mtetlag •• re.T)M*)4>r after being a gueit tenAabmy Park, atari Gregory Peek pnira needed on the firif* roof. day* if Oan. and Mrs, Richard at King rtitvid, the Lloa of Judah, AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT A letter from Ofoije A. dray, Red leeev Day "rln|i 4o«m Hw cvrtem". MM yttfr Cutta of Don Doric farm, Th* and tuaan Hayward a* Bathaheha, Rank lawyer, waa referr*4 to W. Plain*, Va. the wif* of Uriah. Jam** Taylor, ehairma* »f the lonlnf board of adiuatment. The White a gueat there, Mica Baird attended a formal dance at the To make a deliclou* stuc* far m wM Qanwiir. M aWt «Jetsy. ManaH, «a aMflQW- 1<-t«er dealt with a Ml eaajfi ata> Italian enbuay in Washington, P. SHERMAN'S flsh flllPU, fold Inely diced cucum- norrrapher'* bill far COBIM «f »tn-C, flvtn In honor of the officer* utea of the J«m«i Annareil* hear- ber into commercially prepared ana cadets of th* Italia* training sour cream and season with aalt, Came ilMf ml IMH •» OORN'S FM« St*v«l ing. At the Aug. II meeting, coun- ehlp. 45 Broad St. Red Bank cil wai of the opinion that Mr. pepper aad onion Juice. Oray, Annarella'i attorney, had ef- fered to say •"• £•**• of granting a variance for the Anaarella hear warehouie. Mr. Oray*i •newer, however, eald that Mr. Tnrter ha4 ordered the work and that tha aanlng board of adjustment wai •dvlied at th* time that there NO CASH NEEDED YOU would be • charge.

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Hardinj of rRCEHOLD — A ttasT of IS Holirdfl, has been upending the jroisaf woaaea has baea working summer at the Wcsthampton play- for thraa saoatks to ia4n saort- bouse at Wcsth&mpton Beach, I* nu. ID- CHATEL mix gtga and laaa as'« references han- I. This week she is appearing in the dle* ky th« couaty clerk's asace musical hit. "Brigadjon," in which IflOOLEIOWN TOWNMUP siaca MM sad th« work is not she plays the fiancee of the leading pactca to ba eaatalated fet three man, Dougias Hideout. In the pro- years. I uction of "Rain," starring Law- AT.M.I- The lacal wosnea were hired by nee Tlbbctt, Dorothea waa seen tka Remington-Rand coaapaay of 1 a South Bra native. Mew Turk, which is under contract ta the board of freeholders ta iaAaa all laad nttftt. received la tka county clerk's aflcs from Ml* until this year for I15T.710. It ia astlaaaUd that «W references will have ta be catered. The stair is under the direction •t Mrs. Hasel Larsea of Boston, wk* started work June t and says the job here will be completed I do... by aeat summer, but that the re- atalnder of the work to be done II Reniiifton-IUad's Bottom of- tees will Uke more than two years. The records were last indcaed in MM fry the Russell tadn corr,- aaay, Pittsburgh, and eavercd all tk« years from 1IH. SAU Starts T0M0M0W T* WilliaM BeckmM BRONX, 1*. T -The engafement at Mlw Florence Cashel, daughter of Mn. Ethel Cashel of «34 Norrui Park ave., to *$t Wil- Mlw Dorothea HarsVag liam T. Beekman, son of Mr. and When she i« not acting in the Mrs. H. U Kitts of 40T Roosevelt plays Dorothea assists backstage ava., Elberon, formerly of M Reck- in a variety of technical chores, bas pi., Red Back, has been an- such as sound cues, light*, and NO CAIH NEEDED •Dttaead. 'props.' During the day the divides A registered nurse at Westches- hti time between rehearsals and t«r iauare hospital, Miaa Cashel working in the boxdtticc. At rehear- attended New Tork city ichools sals Pottie often stands In for "ab- TAKE AS LONG AS 18 MONTHS TO PAY and was graduated from 8t. Mary's lent etara" who do not arrive until hospital, flgt. Beekman attended lre«s rehearsal night. Res) Bank high school. He is an This 'M lar fuurtli summer in aircraft mechanic stationed at Mc- itoek. Her first season waa at the U W. Fro«i St. Red BMk 64736 Qulre air fores base, Fort Dix. lohn Drew theater in Easthamp- (OR YOUR OLD The couple will be married Sat- :on and «he spent two summers as OpM Fridayt Until1 f. M. — Othar fvanlnqi by Appolntmwt iurday, Oct. I, at Our Lady of 80- an apprentice fit the Westport laec Catholic church here. Country playhouse at Westport, Conn. ROOM SUITE! Dorothea ia In her senior year at Bcnnlngton college, where she majors in dramatics and has acted in several productions. During her Your old living room snit»> is wmlli up tr> $50, "work period" last year she was of condition, Soppo McCue will share the spot- (OR YOUR OLD lifrht with her husband, and will sing nperatle selections. She has Hit tardky Suit studied music in the Conservatory of Milan, Italy, nnd has sung In sen operas in Europe and New York. Two months ago Mra. McCue sang WHETTt (A nft Am WMl| M wlW MSCR ^nftftn BUM* In a. television show in New Tork Sim I) H II. city. New members will be Introduced Think of it! Your old dinrfte or breakfast set Is worth up at the next meeting. Mrs. Allen Hughes, hospitality chairman, will to $35 on the. purchase, of any brand new dinette ia our 59.00 be in charge of refreshments. store! Act now, let your old dinette help you pay for a new one! Choose from a wide selection of styles and colors. Executive Council •lade Watch Coat Plans Card Party IsK ***-J Asul stl—tsTT — * BJlisil Meeting at Independent Bre •tf TffTW VfffW OTOTIw ^•t^PW WTW*w9* house, members of the executive council of the ladles' auxiliary of the Red Bank lire department on 49.00 Tuesday night made plans for a card party to be held by the auxil- (OR YOUR OLD iary Wednesday, Sept. 19, at the Mack Watch Skirt parish house of Trinity Episcopal church on West Front st. Mrs. Kenneth Woodward, council president, presented a trophy 11.93 awarded to the beat appearing con- GRS MMGE OR tingent In the Long Branch lire- men's parade Saturday to Mra. Pat- rick Nicolcttl, president of the SAVE $25! Your old gas range or refrigerator is worth up Ladies' auxiliary of Independent •lack Watch Slack lire company. The group had the to 925 on the purchase of a brand new gas range or refrig- largest number of auxiliary mem- AIW»SI«MMI bers in the line of inarch, erator. Many famous makes to choose from! All latest Mrs. Frank Cannavo U genera styles. Gome in tomorrow and see for yourself—SAVE! 12.95 chairman of the arrangements committee for the card party. Other committee members are Mrs. Rob- ert Forbes, Mrs. Charles Julian, Sm our eoflMfion of other Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. Cannavo, award*; Miss Angle Verance and dm phidt tomixwd Mich Mrs. Prank Wisseman, refreshments, and Mrs. Gordon Wilton publicity. (OR YOUR OLD After Tuesday's business session SHOULDER STRAP BAGS—Al iMtlwr with •mbltm «Wa>. Irewn, Mrs. Wilson was guest of honor at a stork shower. Mr. and Mra. Wil- son are parents of a daughter, Hoi ly, born July 25. SOFA KD OR STUDIO COUCH!

MARVELU PEARL NECKLACES— on«.fwo.thrM .tr.nj, *»h .d- Lighting Urged to Curb Rural Cur Deaths We allow you up (o $15 for your old sofa bed or studio Iwt*U* diiat, fr«-Htt*. %\uu FROM 1.95* couch, regardless of condition, when you purchase a new To curb the mounting death toj from rural tralttc accidents, Th one! Act fast! This offer good for a limited time only! So, National Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau urges better il come in tomorrow .. select a sofa bed or couch and SAVE! MONET TAILORED COSTUME JEWELRY-^'*'-'' lumination for safer visibility on andeKakan. 6*W and inVtr pUtad. FHQM 2,95* dangerous sections of highways, The Bureau recommends light ing «uch nccident-pronc location! on main highways as approache METAL BELTS— I- vU an. i!W. into villages, tpwns and cities; ap- FROM 1.50 proaches to Intersections; ap- proachex to dangerous curves; ap- proaches to bridges, tunnels an HUMMING BIRD HOSIERY-AU.* !.. railroad crossings. The provision of adequate Illumin II 9"«« l» wMiM 1.35 M 9, TAX to approaching haiards but wouli permit them to see dangers in tlm to avoid accident. FUHNITUIE BEDDING Adequate Illumlnntlon, the Bur STORf AIK-CONDITIONED FREE PARKING IN REAR etui Afiy.<4, reduces fatal nH crashes hy BO per cent. In I 147 Msi* Street, Asbury Park 170 MtNMWth Street, Red Btnkl rural aacldaats kllitd 24,000 parson* BASE nttmmm, %mim m, tm Navesink River is Scene of Colorful Sailing Regatta

A pMwial f«vitw af bit waak-and'i National Swaapitakat Sail, day's raea. J^loadintj homo from tha Rumion britjfo Sunday, wOfODn W* lTWifl| CORMAOOOfO Of tnO NOfWflOl wWOOMfOKOS doaa tM Sunday. Tha Susptnta, boat 2199, ownad-by Robert fcif rtfatta an the Navau'nk rivtr w«i praparad by Tho ftagittar'i Johnny BuN'i El Toro is on tha way ta iti Mcond win of tho tarias. association, loft, peasants prisas ta wimars in aach class. Thay ora, Quackanbush won by a nosa ovar boat 2904, Tha Rad Wagon, pAataa/aphf. It thowt. I—Tho Comati ai thty mala turm in 4—Ed Watan ii shown foDowine; tha El Tora,' lull's boat, in Satw loft to rlajht, Johnny M, Ujhtninf winnar; Jorry Howta, Nm«jui« ownad by David Iratt. At tho bottom it panorama of tha Light* frant af Monmouth loat dub. 2—Tha Panguim' start for Satur« day's first raea. lull placad third in this avant. S fraaholdac WlfinOC| OflO mMfwj LwW| wOn*0T WMnWi 0^*"! HO VVmVll VlttllR M ,• woiviott AVM

taking Dave Bett of Lake Hopat- Hilary Lycina » t 4 FORT HONMOimi IMITsWCTOM visor for the New York State Ree> conr by the width of a mast. Bar- Dive Brett t i 2 AB B II I reation and Leisure TLme program behenn was third. AI Willlimi a 7 Legion Loses New Athletic under the auspices of the National ., Low Retain Tom Morrifltm 11 l 11 If Howie, Brown Dead Heat Phil Marriner 2 12 12 Youth Administration. ~ riiih Quackinhush ....10 U 1 ,«, Ik Jerry Howie got off on the right Duvc Katterman ....20 Presently active In the baseball foot in' defending his title in the Hi-nry Miltrnbrrurr .14 10 I To Instructors Traeey. Sb .... Officer at Post aet-up, Lieut. Pierro'* immediate Chi'Htrr Aw. Jr. ....1.1 Mist, e Sail Regatta Titles Penguin class by finishing In a H H H»mm, ik FORT MONMOUTH-Lieut. post team duties concern large- Rncljier Low 4 dead heat with Roger Brown in 4 DNK Stiflltr, rf Louis A. Pierro, recently assigned 1 Burr Tweedy U lit scale planning on the post * 1951- the first race. Henry Pope, an ear- Ed Ryan Is 11 By 9-t Count Willlaauaa, p to Special Services, is post team 92 basketball team, Softball waa ly leader, was taken to weather Ed Binddock SS 17 in athletic officer for all Blgnaleer his first active interest, and tha Bud Scow in Lightnings, by Howie on the second weather Doug MeNItt 17 21 11 'Iron Man* Henley ss squads here. The nowly appointed Slgnalecr produced a First Army Mot-Kan Lamon, Jr. ft IS 14 EATONTOWN A. L. KMT MS let;. He opened up a fair lead, fol- Ni'lion McCann 21 DNP position enables Lieut. Charles Mat- title. lowed by Brown and Norman 15 thews of Keanaburg to concentrate Mtrrick Wins With Thistle Don OlHL>n IS PNP Hurl* Slx-Hlller Bleh.nl>, If *! * Schenck. It wasn't until the boats Dave KinKHton 18 DNK ThomMin -...... -. - ... 4 on the huge Intramural sports pro- reached the finish line that Brown Moritan lUhili 9 DNK Holmgrin, Sb . gram planned on completion of the Tha fourth annual National out, along with an extremely light John Clark 1» But Error* Hurt leVrawer 1b .. .. •waepstakee Sailing regatta was southeast breeze. finally tied Howie. Schenck was Art Miller „_ 22 DNF •ew field house. DNK EATONTOWN — After scoring lllan.fl.l,), e 1 Today's Entries kald the past week-end on the third and Pope, fourth. In the Vic Pav«'»p 27 DNF Llll, 2» „ - Aa the officer in charge'of all MIM Methot Eat** In second race, Howie again broke Robert K«-lly 25 victoriaa In flv« straight tames, the Ifelmd cf . ..••• •.... .*.. Haveslnk river under the auspices Howard Kmifman ....24 DNK post teams, Lieut. Pierro has a Some 30 Lightnings followed the out In front, closely followed by DNK local .American Legion'a aoftball lattl, M ; of afonmouth Boat club and the Thistles over the line In a moder- Edward TCIMM; ..29 Henley, p good background in sports. Prior Schenck and Pope. During the Dun Hnllister .31 DNK team finally tasted defeat Sunday National Sweepstakes Regatta ns- ate northeast breeze Saturday DNK to assignment here two months ago At Freehold ooclatton. rain squall, accompanied by a P<-tci- StrfrVraon.... SO DNK when the Fort Monmouth Instruct- 44 * is he was executive director of the FIRST and THIRD RACES—Clansifitd morning. Reid Dickerson es- calm, Dick Davis sailed into first Tom Mullen. Jr. .21 DNK ors walked off with a t-S tally. EMontoim A. U 210 210 020—8 Pace: 2 one-mile dnahri. Jarry Howie of Red Bank, sail- tablished an early lead in Wind- place to win. Ernest Hangartcr of fid Garretiion DNK fart Monmotith OSO 401 IU—S Hudson, M. Y,, Youth bureau, which Vnrst, 1600 Dlvirlerl, tac Joker, successfully defended ward, but was taken to weather by PENGUINS Al "Spook" Henley, who turned HR: Haiti 2. 9H Tksmas. Brawtr. tB Included the administration of the P.P. P.P, Staten Island also moved up Well in an "Iron man" performance two 3rd Rac< kla title in the Penguin class while June Methot, sailing Bon Grc. On in the storm to take second, Howie Jerry Howie I i 8 Uni, Miif, Thorn... Hits alt Htnltr ft municipal recreation program. For lit Race Larry Low of Green Pond also the next weatljer leg: to Brown's Oil Rothlrin S 4 1 8undxys ago to pitch double head- In 8 innlnn! WHUim.on 10 In S In- the paat four years the officer waa lrl Abb* (B. Bryner, Jr.) holding on to third. R"B«r Brown 1 10 nlnn. struck out b» Mmlcr «: William- Gay Lucy (E. Kelly 1 ; Itpeattd In the Comets. Johnny dock, both Bull and Waters passed Nnrmnn Srhcnck .1 « « er victories, again waa on the •on ft. BIHI on fcalli oR Healer 1: Wil- sports director of radio station Stoncridite "Oayii; ("E. "My f) ...... I Bull, at the tiller of El Toro, took Mis? M»thot to enter the final leg. In the final raeo, Rruh Hanci* I llt'tiry Pope 4 7 5 mound for the locals. His perform- llanuun 2. Umpires—Junes Dorao and WHUC in Hudson, which is his Major Braik-n lit. ib\W»> 1 ! Mirk Davis 6 1 10 Wild Maitnty 7 Arst place among the Lightnings. A3 Bull and Waters dueled with assumed an early lead which he ( « ance was commendable enough, Ulir Cff home town. lam Herrlck of Bay Henri tonh ! Krm.at llnniiat'ti-r , . « 'I 1S 45 Victory Lu»ty tStnkcm 4 their s|iinimkcrs, Miss Mothot held until the air dropped, mi ! Jami's Mullen 7 8 18 4* but four error* by hla matea didn't During the last war he was ac- Clta Lord (O. (ii-CL-n) 6 top honors In the new Thistle drove around the outside to take Rothlein of Staten Island moved I'nuik Ilnnaa DN8 5 at help. He gava up but ilx hits and Arehlo'a Choice < VV, (lain) & IS tive In. the field of recreation and first place in a thrilling finish. Wa- into first at this point, followed Walti-r Kin 9 9 17 one walk while striking out live. athletics in organising programs for SECOND and FOURTH BACKS—Clan. Tot three-race series opened S;it- ters just took Bull at the line. hy Brown, with Howie taking Carl Schwiinker 13 IS 7 *« Art Williamson, Instructor burler, Fort to Lose lined Trot; 2 ono-mlU' danhi-.i. Loulne Worthier ....If II t various posts and stations. Attend, Purai', Hot) Divided, ttfday morning in a moderate The air had dropped considera- third. Arnold Schwartl... 10 IS 12 ss save up ten hit* and two walks ing the Army Special Service P.P. P.P. Sam Boynton 12 13 14 • and ended Sunday after- bly by afternoon, but Dave Shay After the last race, prizes were .11 while striking out six. school at Washington and Lee uni- 2il Rare Ith Hail In a dead calm which saw awarded to the skippers and their Tpiry nortmu 11 DNP 8 2 Star Boxers 1 Billy Ili-adin IK. Allii'itson) H of Metcdeconk, at the tiller of Mruh Hatin. DNS 12 11 2s Eatontown moved to a command- versity, he was assigned to the staff 2 Dynaflow I(J. Manslarifi) 4 i of the contestants taking five Renegade, took an early lead to crews of the first three boats In Thll rtmiri», Jr 1» 14 20 21 ing 54) lead in the top of the fourth and faculty upon graduation. He II Wnltri Rrturn I.I. 'Pi'ikinsl fi kours to complete the course. each class hy Bill Bennett, chair- Don O'l'nnnnr 17 17 16 211 FORT MONMOUTH—Two prom- 4 Klowlna Chuck IM. Caw • > 1 be passed by Bull on the second It is only to have the soldier* «have it also was a membei of the first or- About 100 boats from all parts man nf the regatta committee; Willlim llniiwr 18 111 to B-4 in their half of that Inning. inent boxing figures—Coach Mike t Ml»» Donna Dil Yum {W. Anule- weather lep. Bull held his lead in I'oh Purinc It 19 DNK Connelly aad Heavyweight Jimmy ganiied coaching clinic established mnyer) 1 at New Jersey, New York and spite of a cloudburst to win easily Freeholder Joneph C. Irwin, com- Don Uiti • II BNK DNS « In the fifth, it waa a M game, but by the War Department to conduct * Thlitle Dean a Girt Trophy, Prenvntinl hy The remainder of the fleet finished Phil McKny l» » S .',;, Bitters of Newark .and Mara Ben- in January, IMA. Special Services Mayor E. T, Doyle to winner of sixth tka Red Dragon Canoe club flnish- I.sylnn Wnt'in 7 7 21 Sa nett of Detroit, Mich. Lillian, who ing home plate three time*. Bob The Portland, Ore., lighter drew division of the Army also forward- ra», 00* third. Second among the Thli- in a group In front of the club, Orni-iii. KHIy IK 11) IS SI wrestles barefooted, * In Rocca, Is Brower and Ed Thorns* went for raves from boxing circles around P.P. p.p. tlaa wai won by Dave Gihh, Jr., Hany Sadler of Long Brunch lead- A. Lrltnr-r II) 12 IB (K New Jersey and New Tork last ed a commendation. Ath Race [i[|i Hm-f, Ail Rots la 'J| t 4« considered tho molt natural young extra base*, Browfr pounding out a Joaedalc Pilot IC. Sims I •> Of Lake Hopatcong. Tom Lloyd of Ing the vanguard, •liM-l Judovll-h ...21 II ID 4S girl to >appcar on the wrestling triple and Thomas belting a triple winter. Winner of the eajtern In- Returning to the States he was Pay Way IE. Jlytr) " 6 Baa Bank rounded out the Thls- Defending champion Low led the Bill Unc « U 1H «ll scene, Auburn-haired Mar* I* MI and double. ter-aervlce crown Bryne went on chief nf the athletic branch in the MIM Ufayetm 111. D«IM,'I'I. :i tfca, taklnt third, Comets ovor tho finish lino Satur- Parker McCli-llan ,...|» 818 7 41 to win the Newark Golden Olove* New York offices of Special Ser- Matilda Hanover (J, WHilnnl ' 1 i In,. Kavminhl. .25 14 * 41 expert in aeroplane apiM, flying "Big Jawn" HIM, ace catcher for J, Mmworlhy (W, Dnln) '. 0 Tha flrtt group sent away by day morning, closely followed by Ji-rry Drew IS U 24 »* mnre.s and back-breakers. the Instructor!, and Joe Ling, ag- title and advancad to the Mew Tork vice* division'until termination of Klne Biew (A. Dlxnn) 4 tho race committee wan the This- Plill Marrlner from Long Island Morris Sherwood DNF IT, 6 37 finals, where he lost a close decis- services In May, Hit. Bruce Dodd 80 19 20 . 2!) Balllorgean, the Canadian muscle gressive ihorUtop, registered the SEVENTH and TKNTH HAfl'S—( I,,,. tta aUai, oompetlng for tha Arat and Hilary Lyona of the Red Suwtdl tlnldwln ft 20 22 24 man, who holda the Jersey shore only extra base blows for the win- ion to Champ Mike Maye. Lieut, Pierro holds ' numerous rifltd Trot, 3 oin-Mill.' ,hi-iip«. MMa in tha Sweeps. Both Batur- Dragon club. Low displayed con- Justin Minsh 2H 25 17 IM championship, will come to grips ner*. Both connected for double*. Curing Connelly's stay here the memberships in athletle societies, l'uiHi-, ;ODii Dlvl.ltil, aVaf*a races were won handily by sistency in taking second in the Art Hotnllng IS 2« DNF 18 P.P. • I',P. with Torres, Mexican champion, in Bath men scored twice, Ling add- Little Bock, Ark., scrapper fought He Is a licensed announcer by the 7th Race KHIi Marrtek over Olbb, who followed next race though Red BankV Tom Million llnynton ....111) H 23 15 K Mnvi. Shay IS T)ln|. DNS 111 a special challenge match, An Auit- ing a single to hit double to lead as a middle and llght-hcavywelght New York Athletic commlsatun, a 1 J1. LauriLie (I,. McNIchiil) Mm ovur »h» llnr tadi time To Mnrrlsiin wiin I'BBlly. Ed H:\vUc- llonnld Cnhrn 27 211 DNS In trnllnn tac match will pit Nick the squad In hitting at two for registered official of tho New York Scottish Guy (A. Himiinl .. . eanplete the conslstrnt sailing, henn of Stnten Inland was tlni'l. Turn W.il . . U:i 2H UNK !i He officiated in sponsoring numer- Sully Dowoy IL A|i|i|i.'irnti I' | Roberts und Mike Clancy ncnlnst four. ous post bouts and several benefit State Public Recreation society and Ken'a Hilly (I'. Alkvrtai.n i . ... Lloyd copped third in each race. The lH»t race produced the most John Wsln-liury ....24 27 DNK II Leo "Arc" Fsry, managtr of the brloriRs to the American n Cm-Uy 111. DumUM't Mtey afternoon* avent waa tall-1 thrilling finish of tha serial, Boh COMETH j Jim Auateil and Ed ".StiHngler shows In th« «Uti\ The two flghtora MndH UiiHt't-i-ofl IH. Stnkutti . aar oaaaM a>ai sssaa saBaa BBSMI The matchci atari at I Legion nine, It anxious ta book l«ave for their new assignment* itlon society, Inc. , of JU* Baa* *as aaatsau with «o«a.tjr taaajs. .. , V V 1& te im to am a. wM »d. i n"ZZ I Mr. Vanyiiirt—Wb*t 4o you at Brlgp Win* Second L#g m Huber TVnnU Trophy thTr a:e no ^rnnts in the Shr< O'Brien to Participate lM-Ltp OiaMpimhip Rut huvv IIVTT? A^.oul a m-n'h my liii.-l^n'l In Water Shon .it Promenade Slated (or Will Stadium Monday 1 bought 'h"V nativ to Flnr- Ida, a.< !a.-i vvinfr on the *lor:1a j,|is_, Maureen OBnen, da-i2hte-| society arid 'he Y. M.-Y. vV H. A; BEI^VAR—On* »f the largest be held Wedaataay, K'.-v» h- rauirhi fjnit" a few. He of Mr aTld Mrs vviiliarr: o'Hr:cn Mr». He:ni..n C.r.htr., Mr? Ja<-lt 1 fields of racing stock car* ever t» la addition to thia »pccial Labor hi-fiiit-h! it in ar.d identified i with ,,f r,] w Front .<••' xrA foirr.'-r W:n'-r.«. Mr.-. Hvmar Pi,..:. k\ assemble at one time ia eEpected day enaa>pionsh!p Wall stadium lish il'. ii I.-.O'K i.n Klui'lda !Uh. I!" „.,.,,, na; »_ A V. • -. i'nn; .rii <.:'.<:• J-ir.k, I,r.svr 0: ;•,'„:• r. Mr.; Meiv.n at Wall stadium Monday, when the feature! albeit car races every h-j.- .'•:•' •• i-nuht a f.-w mor" t'runt* , \,,,,!„.. ..vlli ...,],,. p.,,, ,r .-,. •..,.,.. <;-,,,.\rr.:<: M, sri M:.-- Norton

100-!ap Labor day championship Wedaeeday and Saturday, with ac- ir. II--- Shi.'W.-il.iiry nv.'r. Sn t f."t "' , ,v..,,v .,, r,e ;.,, i,| n, :, ,, „. ..<•;;..:.,y armgi-r., Mr?, E°nj-;.'ir.- VMH Mr? Ed-vriTd S"a'i... Mrs. in addition to the purs* aad boaus [''''•' .-•.-<-I r.v n-.>-li'.!.i"..- of 'he • '•:,.:; '.r- M-/'or. KO-T-, M; -• ['\.\i, VWd- mfmcy, are at stake. ] T:.a:ik< fn, ynur letter, but I *ti!! j ,, ... | •;,,,*,,,,., , ,., ,,],,» <• , ,,.., jcv.on n.-in. M'lv-.vîl H. K'?.r;r.,' B'id'ly 1 r r r Th" two trophies for thia event Is'.ik t-i my suns. At cording tr.: p. :,-;,: \<::,,.\ .,• i),,. (•.,-...•, ;:••,••': i:- i^cr. M'.fiT. V.'t--r'y riavid an; thr largest to be given at Wall |H';' A. i,i Minn in 'ilfin.- Ki-^hin'i ,.;,,!,. .\,,rtll [^n^ (; i. i n f: i I'/ii r.or. Hnr<:'l fi'/Aivvt. Sam this summer. The first-place trophy Raceway Mutuel in K..: il-i' 1,.- .1 --.-i-nlr.-s tli.- Kl'T'-'- j Siniinv VValdrnan ai.'l i ..< ••• - h-'.- ...hu (ir.vrf s-'r,,.. ?-..;n', Miss --a beautiful cup—will be awarded i-IUI;' -""I !''' -'••:•• kr;'nl ;ii f"!-'t-h'-.-'is »i.; |i!ay for tian-in- :<:-"r Minnie P.: r.-V,-..-. M,.- Bi«fw and by Bill Gundaker of Central Mo- I ll>« 11I!:-..I> îV" ~, II siii-1-h-d "' | | ho water viio'i. <•<•'..;r\\ ::.,; I,. ! .•: ! J|u. !:*.;.v, .-<•.;.-,. '.oar'l r^r''3ry. tors, Bclmar. to the winner driving Handle Mounts f lei-it- ;n K:O:--,I:( wnteis. Th.- , un,[, ,. ihl, r|.,,,,., inn ,,f K.] A „,,( Sv; '....._1' a. mod«fL'd stock car. Yhe Pat's FREEHOLD—The mounting: mu- Diner trophy will be presented hy ••Y.i.••!, L-iur:t i.. th.- most hrailtlfill-|v..,t,.,. ..^,,,,. .<:)f, ;y t-hairniin of r.%»*l-.S W KK !>MIM TKST tuel handle at Freehold Raceway y :ii-iil NKiV SHKtWSHi'RY Walter Georgi' Rip.lti of Bclmar to the ha* been the highlight of the 1851 is >•':-"• r"l. Not nearly .-o nu- , |>,.,J 'i! 4'i" •••:'!••• t- .' I> il(. tin:- still threatened during th« flnal .-.iM-i-i.-ti:;.,- m th- Klriiida K.-yc »,n ,i,r,,., r, -A „,,., ,,,.,. -|-,.,. ,.,.,. •:-('-.• \rir-. i::i ,\. *', vt hn fl1ic- dition to the trophies a total «f 1 1 days of the 24-day meeting. T.i ' îry ^ûut l.k.' t h. Fi.-neh yy1(,\v ••%]',] i-,. .-i.l-- .!-n--,r'-• • ;r -.p. <>' - f i.- / < .:r.; .- • i ••• i1.- y >î fety $2.00f> in cash is waiting for the Special event* remain on the Sjp c:--. :il-,i |.f'f. is the w.-unier j . hour.I and <-MIIO.- v gas jockeys. su) f ui-'.-: (i:n;r:.' ', -, t. ..-• vi ir The schedule to draw the interest of ",:':. :i:-::i^ :::• n'.or.' £.;uthern l.ar.-u-i m-.«:.i" n fiuial hair -;,.,r- ,:n\ hv Duke's llJ!ii r J Favored 10 win is the ten-titae harness racing tana, with the Bay- l "» o the Florida eiK-tst, JintJ m1n of tn(, S'.-u !..'f;> I : ..m.-r.-id-. ' j.-.-,.-,-•,; . .1 :','• ,r. '!'•;,-. i-m«nt and feature: winner, Bill PBster af shore getting attention tomorrow |.-i: 1 i'-nlsi i i>. t!ie Keys ar.-a. The I whi,.h u UfU\K i.e-1 ...,-,:,. f.-r.-ii. •t,i- !:. .'. i"i,-.« F.vfry freshman Eatontown. In his last try tough wh«» Mayor Felix Brennan of 1:1 ! 1 'f-"' "i""- 'i '•' I'"^h pink inside Of thp rimii.iSJ'i.i. , l.-i,:-i::,: f'in.l ,1 c :•.-• n -i •--i!:r..T r'- "tr-t during luck plagued him on the high- Keansburg will be on hand with an.I to,,ih,,| - He is heinK as.-ii..'i>! ->y •'.•• f'.-.l-.A- -H I.T.'HTI.I.I -'—r k a:;-l a;; who fire ly nlcr-to tho pic CKartia lri|fi, Itfr, it pictwrad ai Ha racaivat ttw Hubar (rafHy from HaraU Ntfar, The 1.1,-1.1,• ml .„ provide lh.lt till- 4- or MUM: (t.xriil a rifMiilliurxt) Frankie Schneider. Lamber tville; ture laturday when .ie Freehold Ksri'pt Al I'omponio, Lakcwood; Wally lodge of Elk.s No. 1450, led by Lee ajiractar, Sunday at Marina p«rk. Tha award it tymbalic af tha man'i beravfK tannit ch«m- line to I,.- u.i.-il in ail tlin-ad linen, 9 HA<:K> DAILY Campbell, Trenton, and Mickey Vranciai, Halted ruler, will make a At tkt rifht it MaraM Karr, wha afiin thit ft it tKa ryanar-up. Iriaat, IW0 champ, in- eiruivalrnt to 120-pound test ny- FIRSTIf»ST2P.M. Rorcr, Quakertown, Pa. presentation of a trophy to the win- lon. Mi Mt.M-i VIM. ami vil. Ituilv Ihicil.l,. Among the non-feature winners ning driver. La«t Saturday it waa awtW win ta ratira ti* Hwber Oii.-f lout n;ituent awards are the Ittmtiil nl junction who will have an opportunity to the American hotel truphy. New- Ji'isey yiiv.-i noi'.s plaque and l.ailir* l»nj« ri'lmrnU)') take the big muln, will be such The coming week-end promiaca 111.- Hen«l.-r challeni;.' trophy. (Itililrrii nut aillliillxl of Knillrn 9, t mill XI and black split channel marker, Dili'inu; the yeai.s in whirh Uli* standouts :is Bill McCarthy, Red to be a smashing event at the har- which lie« about two miles north Bank; Dick Williams, Cheese- ness track, with both Saturday and evi'lil hi- hc-i-n Kl:i,:etl it haa been of Bcotiand Lightship, the r>()-yeai- tile writi'i-'n ;:iio(l foitilne to attend qualc: Dukn PeBrizzo, Jnmesburg; the following Monday Labor day Id girl ,-rfliinl |u seil.-e sonieihitiK Tnm cii.irk, tied pHnk; Gordon Old- 11 race programs likely lu Uiaw SURF, FIELD AND STREAM thrill all. .So we hope to he Iliere big was in the wind. this year .-mil he alile to Kive field; Pete Frazce,, Rahwayy; Duke top attendance for the seaton. In Tiawly NOIM On The Great Outdoors Here is the way Mrs. Wntrrumy j yoll „ W(ml ,,i,.|tll.,. uf u,is gala af- Heller, Branch; Charlie sfw- dlcitlons point to traffic to the catel, Bclmar; Richie Hall, Torn* Freehold Racaway in record fig- descrlhed the trip: "The s™ (Jflll f;iir in ,-i later T BY new VAN VUBT came to life today after 5(1 years, WALL STADIUM River, and Len Brown, Lambert- urea, ville. Oetaway day, Sept, I, will find and smelled the blood of hlii.ll.sh With Ilic I Inn. r» Kiir the I'rnvnt loutt 34 ••Imor, N. J. as they hit her decks. She even Wck Cars qualifying for the 140-lap the raceway pitying host to New teva taw Haaa» MrHch Ad Howland of Rumaon aboard his held Vr own with the best of them I atisl • ml. A. < olliriKWiioil I'ark TraHie Cinlr .'lr«l, ll:.'iO P. M. en\\f« off because af rain tt will tha day. out he got, being high honk for the finite, pnicies, snappers and few or two lad eon of Bayside and the writer. Kain l»at» Nrptember Mh dny. Capt, Ad fished the other wire | rt ripen) in fiver. AeeordinK tn fete trfk, Rfjer a High hook went to Chief Hunting line and came in accond place. | Panels of Panels Iloata, lUltTUon. quick aou'paater, with Mrs. Waterbury a clone, sec- Capt. Cottrel! of fled Bank handled the largest hnss taken weighed 12 STOCK CAt IACIS blueflih dcicrt- the two outrigger hand linea and ond. ed the Shrews- pounds. It was raiiBht by Jack Every Weil, ft >«!., H:3O |>. m. M«w VanVUtt made a poor third, while the writer Cohen of Red nank. bury Rocka and —with trolling weights—eat there Gnmta Rain (Utci Thun. * Sun. moved out Into deeper water, but all day, stood a lot of ribbing, We have received the following Americans in th« militnry serv- RMKRVKU HKAT THKK.TS ON SALK NOW they hava now returned with a ven- watched them with envy white they geance and are bigger and better letter from Mrs. Judy McGregor uf Ire.s cunaume an nverage of 218 llrliiiar P. M. and distribution 01 ana top grade gaioline sre passed on to you. REPAIRS That's why you get high-test Blue Sunoco at regular gat price. W! AM Bike Ah* Sarviea On All OMMT Mahai Tha Popular Ntw Mirror BUB BEFLE8TBB parfomiiabattar Mounts on chrome itrip on rad- ttan Ma antaima- iator. Bends bugs up and over the ear, Handy en long trip*. 29c FNHMN CONICAUV-IIAMI FOOTBALLS MihMts Antenna* lapairad and Inttalltd Sp«lwlitf-Wilta*-IUw ministrative work early so that Bank Catholic Oct. I, Red Rank hard for a closer spot aad Oekes Meanwhile, atablefeld was breei- Urban, If. ...£ he can u«e all available time for did a spectacular end evtr cad lip, Ing along. He retired the ftrst II Mureleski, cf high Oct. II aad Matawaa, Oct. 30. Oreeo, t training. Hia i* one of the sche£- Then foils* three some gasjiei, agaia rtd-aaggiag the saala oveat. batters in order and gave up a Sinver, rf Ules which calls for a Sept. 22 Point Pleasant Oct. 31, Atlantic la tha restart Chevalier, who had bingle in the fifth but was unncored Lee, ai. •pener, a game which will pit the Highlands Nov. |, aad Keyport « lead, saaaaged te acid this spot upon. Fucka, Ik. „ „ 5 Maroon and White against the In- Nov. 10. The sessoa suds st Leo- until the checker was dropped. But the Ilignaleer righthander walker, e, 4 trsborough rival", the Oreen and nardo Thanksgiving day. All Mister, who was secead, spun out was clipped for three runs In the 12 4 Oold of Red Bank Catholic. (tames will In it I i. m, eacept again en the fourth turn and re- sixth, which brought about a tie 8outk OranKr ... 000 003 t0» tl— Basra Oar" With Caiw»e the finale which is at 10:30 «. sn. linquished his spot ta Wally Camp- hall game. First Easeman Fuchi tort Monmouth. 201 009 000 tt—1 In addition to the regular sched- •ingird to lead off and with one out KBI: Koimns 2. Si nn-rrhia 2. Mrn. A tough schedule throughout, the hell whe was driving the Marks Richkus also «in;Ied. Then Manny 7>l. 2B: Casalinunvo. MurdrrKkl. ItHI: Vuci will play host to Princeton ule, the Bulldogs will visit Long Ne. 1; Gordon Oldford, Westaeld, Sennn-rhia. SAC: CnHallniiovo, IAT. HP: Branch Friday, Sept. 21, for a took third spet. end BUI McCarthy Hennerchta tripled to left, scoring by Wtlkrr tRueeiprl'). Wxlki: gtal.lf- Sept. 29, visit Mp.nasquan Oct. •, scrimmage with the Oreen Wave both runners, anrl the latter arorcd frld 1, Walker 5. Strikeouts: Stablefcld play host to Rumsnn Oct. 13, visit of Hed Beak, fourth. 7. Walker C. Dmiiirri: Mclllngtr and ls no Jayvees. This has been a practice on the next play, as Shortstop Clous. SCUICT: J. Oietrick. Leonardo Oct. 20. r y »' to As- of Roeati's the past two leasoni All la all the fans witnessed one Oeorge Montgomery booted Ur- hury Park Oct. S7, meet Lakewood which he considers well worth- ef the largeet Acids ef ttock cars han's roller. here Nov. 3, and then travel to while. which provided the meet thrilling Tha roe.4 t> better and Ulter k>u>U Neptune Nov. 10 and to Long races at the high beaked oval this This was all the scoring until the ataa. advertlaa In The Register regularly. Branch for the> Thanksgiving day Rusati, too, is looking for a cen- fateful 11th. Monmouth loaded the —Advertlaraunt. classic. New on the schedule this ter L*«t year's «<••, lf.it r,rrli»|r- HMt test—II lets, tint, gill Pli.Ui. year la Lakewood, a tchool which ton, was lest te the Itumsos htatten: Htn4, Ftrktr Soda, I'rct- halts tklre, G»r» KrtfkOey, Manai. Usually has a tough aggregation, cause when he enlisted In tht unafi. Tlsie: Nan*. |aat year excluded, Navy. John Calvert at IM pounds BS»n4 best—It lass, drat, Gordon or Pat Talhot may rill the eeater OMror«. W«etltM, M. /.; H^Mie, Mil Until after tomorrow's session, MeCartky, Had Beak: third. Twa O.rk, Ungltore will not have too good spot, At It the cast along the SM Bank. TisM; I44.T1. an idea of what material U in line, Coach "Oentleaua Jot" wiU Thins kaat—Ift Itpa. tint, Jack taw. prospect. He hopes to gain some be "looking and hoping* at tomor- ell, P.rt MMtswtki »c.»d. Wally row afternoon's candidates. Caatpktll, TrtntM; tklrtl, Cksriaa l>y«r, backfleld help from such boy* as Mortk Ber«n, N. I. Time: !*>,••. Andy Larabee, Jackie Lewis, Billy Hrat Steal-«aal—12 Isnt. Dnt. TaM Potti, Sonny Thornton, Boh Jef- Almost certain te bt around art Clark, sM Bank: tewi>«, (ill Pfl.Ur, frey, Charlie Hyers, Ed Hughes, Bttastswiii tklrd, siit—IS Usa, nrtt. SHI Fella, Chubby Menna, Bob Holi- with end Billy Parktr. Ben Oa. • • veasraa w* day, George Samaras, Tiny Craw- goodby It expected te rtsuate at . J.i fratth. ford and Joe Cannavo. At least offensive guard while Fred Baden sr, K.rt»B.r««r.-N;l/l'ttVst**All*rra;: one prospective lineman will not takes ovtr tht defensive, at that scale. LskewMd, TlBMt N»m. fee available. He's Maurice Hayti, spot. Tht big autstloa reels* tht who showed up well as an end Bulldog eoaeh it how much help •ait year for Pingitort. He enlist- hs can gtt from last year's jtyvees. Soldiers Thump ad la the Army. Without giving the problem toe Bnlger Take* Over much thought, he should havt snoMUfpt At Red Bank Catholic, Coach Earl Bcholl battling for tht cen- Red Rank Giants Joe Bolger moves into his first ter's Job. Don Manning and John Patrolman Edit IrooaV Yankee*, tap BtW*, wi mat)* Fawtlman Alma) CwdkVs lim at year as head football coach, suc- Pratt could dtvelop Into twe good TORT MONMOUTH-Tht glg- guards, with Larry Schilling, a 5:10 p. m. today at th« fta. lank hitjtt tdwal aHtbtk Mi U efcclfe ttlrtj piece) in tha Met Atfc. aaleers thuatped tha Red Bank ceeding Adam A. Kretowici who Oiaatt, H to t, Thursday night for transferred to Sayreville. The sophomore, trying for a tackle tttic Uaaue. The dub* ara «M wfth •no win, fir*) Uts rtcartit. In tka Y«4a« phot* left «• rJejkt, Caaey chieftain let Tuesday at 10 slot. John Mooaan and Km OtMIt thtlr Mth vietary of the season as are prospective ends. •tending, aro Patrolmen kWt, "SbW Slab*, Prank Milanty. Tracy ShtflttoM, Eti Swwy anej Kan. johnny Walsh hurled his eighth a. m. at the school auditorium for straight triumph without a defeat Ms opening session. He asks pros- rttM'a Teae» a «toawaa nit Atthtttine, Knatlma. Jackie Gordun, Paul Klahky, DtftaM Ittrt, Pttt KtHtkak, Harry aVyant pective candidates to bring sneak- Vincent J. "Kokey" Finn it call- Moamouth teed off on Ked Bank ing Atlantic Highland! grid hope- and Jot Falve. The luci, standing, art Ray GfcW», Rotjtr Wall, M«W Anttw, Jasila IreaKit, Tat) starter, Al •ten, for throe runs ers, shorts and T-shlrta so thai In tht frarth Inning to Break a conditioning can begin immediate- fuls for their Initial meeting Sat- Loddy and Pttrolmtn Curchin. Kntolino, lta*y Ham, Ray Stoatfe. Marty toimtr and Armt ly. Bolger will be assisted by Vince urday at 10 a. m. at tht tchool. M deadlock, and scored three turn Corman, head basketball coach. The session will be preliminary In SvinoSend. apiece la the afth aad aeventh Bill Gray will be en hand to again nature, with nothing more than frames off Reliever Charlie Stout guide the destinies of the fresh- issuance of equipment and outlin- for a eostrorteMt lead. Tha gig- man team. ing plant for the praetlct tttelon nalter southpaw yltlded tkret nuts in tht week ahead. ia the eighth staaaa to aarrew the There wilt be some hard work McKnight's Giants fin PAL Title Northerns Win margta, but waa la eomtlett eotv •head In the 17 day* of practice The Tigers open up lent. SI trot all the way. before the Caseya meet their arch against Metuchtn at home. Two rivals, Red Bank high. As Is the more homo garnet follow, Ntptunt By Taking Clover's Wildcats, M Both Uams collected alas hits MM with Pine/ltore, Bolger will Sept. 2» and Toms River Oot. a. Legion All-Star but Moaasouta got theirs when aot know Just what type of team Then come four away games, Key- needed most. Leading tht Signal. port Oct. II, Freehold Oct. 10, Sgt. Roy McKnlghts CUanU be- IOIIT MONMOUTH — Tht Jua- saea'a attack was CtnttaDtldtr Os- lit tan field until he sees what lor American Lesion's all-star base- car Touag. Before the gassa the enthusiasm Is given Tuesday's Point Pleasant Oct. 27 and Rum- came champions of the Red Bank ball game htro Monday alght found •penlng call. ton Nov. S, Tht season tlotts at Police Athletic league Monday Eagles, Youths slugging ovtfltMer waa dabbing at home Nov. IT when tha season's night at the Red Bank high school the northern contingent unmerci- .Ml. All ha 414 Thuraday was ge Among the candidates he expects "biggest gtmt" will be played athletic field when they posted a fully belling tat touthtra aggrega. 4 for 4, including a double aad a back are Capt. Bob Largcy, tht Win MO Play tlon, KM, triple to haock ta two of the funs canter-fullback, who showed great against Leonardo. •-0 victory over Patrolman Ben Of tht five teams mentioned (Hovers Wildcats. Tht Atlantis Highlands Baglts Joe Ktrltls »f Katontowa mat* sad ettea4 hia hlttiag streak to St promise last year. Then, too, there and the Spring Lake Heights agtd the winning; team whllt Cleat games. Young, laddtntally, waa the Is the big Casey fullback, Jack above, Leonardo last year had the Ralph Soldo pitched the victory only glgnalttr to get more than DeOenito, Jim Anderson should be best record. It was sevtn wlnt, the fifth be has hurled in the Youths scored victories In the open- Corn* mi mentor for tha losers. no defeati aad ont tit, tht last ing games of the Monmouth-Oeean It was practically no contsst after one kit. 2$-rt. Ml %-lncli • help, as ahould Charlie totaling (Hants' six won, ono lost record. County Baseball league's playoffs the second Inning, the) northern 1 and Mike Wade. On the lint, pot- mentlontd coming on a sloppy Allowing the Wildcats but two hits Shortstop OIIS Simpson was Held against Toms River. Frtthold Sunday. nlnt scoring ilx la tha Srst aad Walsh's big ataetels ia banging out sible candidates are Don Mac Don- and two walks, Soldo waa in com- sevtn ia the aecond. ald, Jim Carroll, Tom Farrell, high school won tht Short Con- plete command as he whiffed 11 The Eagles' victory was rtglsttr- three hits aa4 scoring four of the GARDEN HOSE Dick Doelger and Eddie Coughlin, ference championship by going bttters. ed In the late innings, Atlantic com- The northtrn hurltra, Buddy Ro> Jersey shore champions' six runa. through tht season undtfeated. ing from a 5-3 Matawan lead la tht senthal, Tom Farrell aad Bill Mul- Fred Mafsueca also had three hlta. Tmec Has Tresta Eight of its nine victories wtrt In Dickie lforan stsrted on the fifth to equalise the count In the ligan held the losers to but throe Although Walsh gavs up alas bits Over Leonardo way, Coach Arnle Shore Conference play. mound for the losers, but was re- sixth. Two runs In the eighth and hits whllt thtlr mates wart col- he had good control In aot walk- Truex will take his first look at placed after three Innings by Nick three more in the ninth did the ing a batter and M Giants went A *MSK lent.twtlng. tajellty Rumson's four win, four toss Panlen. Both pitchers gave up two lecting II. Ma* rftaoi net*. All In ono this year's crop of players Tues- record waa next best in this sec- trick. Spring Lake Heights wat dowa via the strikeout route. day at 10 a. m. At that time, he'll hits, but Moran walked six while never headed In posting its M win. i0U Stern waa relieved ta the fourth aJtee and as* ta bo ternW yreslde over physical exams, Issue tion. Thtn eamt Red Bank high fanning nine. The only hits collect- ™' A..* with thret wlnt, four losses and ed by the losers were tagged by ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Donnelly. Ik _ 2 » * Inalag with two outs and waa •f equipment and exercises. Regu- a Thanksgiving day 7-T tie with Ml I Marmora. Ik .-.._ < charged with five" runs against him lar practice will begin Wednesday Ouilliams. For the winners Caruso C. Mill.. 3b I I Klrby, rf H I Long Branch. Red Bank Catholic K Reed "k .... _ „ I * Corko, ef, rf ..— I as well as the toss. His tuceassor at S:1S p. m. School officially open and Falvo came through with a went the rest of the way, giving at Middletown township a week also had thret wins and four double apiece. Singles were poked Rockier. If ( „ WITH % losses, but had two tlet. Atlantic Harrington, If, p « M 4 BrecVa'ter, tt' ..! „ '. 1 up the other six hits and as many I MASS * from today, although the fresh- out by Finclll and Soldo to account Kryri, lh 4 Hewltatn. rf t runt. men will be on hand Tuesday for Highlands, smallest among the for the other two, hiU. Taylor, sa - 4 Traitors, c I five, had a one win, seven loss Hall, ef _ _ t KfftflBII. • »>•••••••...... •>•>!.<..•..••«,* ft The sanatory Monnwuth hoMa orientation. record but three of tht toasts By winning the Giants will re- H. Reed, c - - 4 *•"•* p —- » over tha Red Beak Olants now Tht Lions' eight-game schedule ceive gold baseballs engraved 'PAL Acker, n ...... t U P found tht Tlgtrt a tough eomblnt O. Hill*, rf - - t 1 Suv i!an3r'p !!ZZZ!"!™~!" o stands at at* wins aad only one begins Sept. 29 when Keyport vis- to subdue. Regsrdlest of last tea- '81." The runner-up Wildcats will Stepkenaos. B « ' U loss over the last two seasons. Its them. A trip to Lakewood Oct. son's tallies, a new day will be receive. _»Jlvrr_J)aa!iballs_svJth 8T 19 II M^ra. Ib*..* I Xarller this year the Signalmen de- • follows, after which comes a dawning aa of Saturday, coachet same inscription. Presentations will Kcany, ak I feated Red Bank, • to I, at Point week's breather before the. usually be made at a party at PAL head- A. H H M«nd«nksll, • 0 and playtra alike trying to make Kl*m!n», 2b 4 1 « pearee, as Pleasant. rugged engagement with Red tht bett of It. quarters, arrangements for which Bovino, 1b 4 I S HewltMn. ef BSD BANK OIANTS fl Bank high Oct. 20 at Red Bank. will be announced later. Na«l*. If 11 1 Ortltr. If FOG A trip to Neptune is set for Oct. Boyce rf ... 4 11 Water., If The season officially comes to an Flttpatrlck, e t 1 1 3T, Toms River visits Leonardo Rutgers to Give Course end at 5:30 p. m. today when Pa- /.ainbito, « » 0 r. Mameta, If. Nov. ), the Lions travel to Hamil- Ron, » „ t e l •taken, Ik. LAMP trolman Ed Brooks' Yankees meet „ 4 NO1THBRN (•rlsst, ef. . ton township Nov. 10, to Atlantic On Vegetable Farming r..Hto, 3b 4 « 11 AB » Patrolman Alonno Cm chin's Bucs Mn», cf ....: I t 0 Jeffrey, rf. - Highlands Nov. 17 and then back NEW BRUNSWICK-Vegetable Newton, ef S t Mlnton. rf.. to decide third and fourth places. DiDlaw, cf „ „ 1 (I ft H.mernlck, Sk i. 1• borne to tangle In the Turkey day production, Including the elemen- At present the teams have the tame Mullnney, p 2 a-Stoeeker game with Rumson. That will he Devlin, |. t « It lUlty, t ft I Stmant, if. ... tary study of the principles of records—one victory against five t Pant. If i 1 Maloney, r a 10:30 a. m. encounter. The Ham-plant growth, will be the subject of losses. S. Aplrelll, rf 4 I Lehaiaaa, Ik. . si ~i ~i OBourke. aa i 1 ilton game is a one-year affair a ten-week course to begin at Rut- At. Highland! ••• W> •!* MS—It b-rieanlnt •Ince the Conference schedule will gers Oct. IS. The PAL succeeded the Knee Merl, Ik 1 1 Stern, r> Pants league's work of interesting MnOwan M" H» ••><>— 5 Illlloian, }b 4 2 Stout, p be in vogue In '52. It replaces the This ia one of tht seven short 2B: C. Mill.. Taylor, Hoi.. HRs Bar. RaMntktl, p - •• I I ss Highland Park game. courses* in farming to be given at the small fry in baseball. Financial rlnntnn. s«crlAr«: Hall. DP: H. Rttd, D'Ambrlil*. Ik i 2 TORT MONMOUTH support came from Red Bank's K. Re.-I. Struck out, by Mulltaor t, Stavols, Ik t I AB R Minus Regulars this time it the unlvtnlty'i College three service clubs—Klwanis, Lions Devlin 3, Acker I, Harrington I. Btnea Farrell, » _ t <• StlvoUttl, lb Probably Truex's best prospect of Agriculture. Tuition la frit to on hnlln off Devlin 1, Acker 2, Hsrrlnf Auaroi, rl - -... 2 * Mmtioawry, ta. residents of New Jersey. . and Rotary—with Local 39 of the ton 2. Hit. off Mullanty * In 7 2-1 Donakut, c ». S s Mental, rf, Is Danny Treua, a power in last Patrolmen's Benevolent association Innings', tlfvlln 1 in 1 !•> tnnlnns Ac- Vlncelll, ef ...... _ S 1 Yeunt. .f. l*ftltMV9 RAW year's machine until he broke a Various phases of successful vege- offering the men to operate it. ker I In 4 2-3 Innlnge; Harrington I In Warren, at .: I t Ksnaot, It. 4 1-3 inninxn. Wlnnlnn pitcher: Har* Mtilllmui. o It bone In his foot in the Red Bank table farming will be considered in rlngton. Lonlng pitcher Mullaney, Usa- FltsstrsM. e. _. COVW game. An outstanding fullback, classroom lectures and actual prac- GIANTS Uuln" If "11 ... I 0 Ctttllnutvo, c, — Flntlll, 2b, 2 2 ItlrCM: PreHton. alurthy, If t J> Btklioa, Sk. .. pun $mt* Trena could be the reason tor tice in the college's greenhoucts Hoffman, If. .- .22 SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS BanUtt, lb. y$m aat.fres» another excellent Leonardo season. and laboratories, Among the sub- Soldo. |>, 2 1 AR ; B H si tt "it Waltk, p. He'll have to be good, though, for jects will be soils, plant propaga- Ftlvo, 3b •• 1 Larson, M 4 t I IS 11 Spratcu*. cf A 0 lleMidn'lta, lb 4 J t Norpiein t?D 401 t—St a-Battfd for Mlnton In Itk. Truex has lost every other back- tion, insect and disease control, Scott), ttx '2 t Day, rf » (1 I Satftkern 210 ISO 1— I b-Battcd for Ukatsnn la ttk. field regular. He hopes to have horticultural machinery, farm bus- Caruso, i 2 1 IWiruti, Sb 4 1 J SB: Rllty, Dlleltn. gtavola. IB: Rown. Fort Monmouth |tt lit letter Johnson, who did some iness., marketing and how plants Kumnry, if a 0 Henvtllt, c 4 1 \ thai, O'AmbrUle, ataph.n.on. HR: S. Bed Bank Oiaatt .... ltl 111 ... . work hut year as a halfback. grow. Tht course In how plants Brcilln, Hi 2 1 Pnlala, 2h 110 Apieelll, Sac: Schumann, DP: SUpben. BBI—reunjt t. Kormsi, ntifertld I. Polly, rf 4 t 0 son-Mtndcnksll-Mysni; Rnasmkal-Utri. Sinker* 2. r. Msssuecs, Orlfia. IB— With graduation riddling the grow will Include the study of the Kern, If * I * Rllty. struck out by Htviltnd I. Tan-eK Youns, F. Msaiuees, Orlssa. IB—Younr. structure tnd function of various WILDCATS Mnlnnlx, ft 4 ft t il, Mulllfan *, Stephtneon S, But! on Flttsartli. SAC—Stnkorn, Walki— learn, Truex and company also is bill* off Ketnan I, S»rre» 3. Scbumtni faced with the sad case of Ed La- part* of the plant, absorption of H H (innlill, | OOt Walak t, Stern t. Stout t, Strlkeouta plant nutrients, the absorption and Gullliainn, If., c H I, Ronntkal I, Htvlland 1, Miillltsn 1 —Waltk II, Stern 1, Stout I. Hltt aft marr, the lad.who drowned a few HolTman, 2b a 34 1 I Btepktnuan 5. Hit by pitcher, ky; Sarrea Walih t in t, SUrn I In I i-t, Stout weeks back after a dive at Con- use of water and the Influence of Wrlsht, rf., If 2 TORT MONMOUTH (O'Rourkr). tttevhanian (D'Ambrlalti. t In tM, Winning ptteker—Walth. Loa- ner's beach. Lamarr weighed in environmental factors, such at Panfen, • I All B H Hlta off Ketntn 4 in 2-1 inninsa; Sarrat Int rltehtr-Stern. Umnlret—Osye and temperature, light and length of Ktlle, 3h 2 Simon, ap 4 it I 1 In 2-1 Inninoi Sehumtnn 2 in J-l rueki. Itorar-J. Dietrich. at 170, was in excellent physical Curtln, th 2 Mui'ithy, r ., I t fl Innlnst: Harlland 4 In 2 Innlnu.; Ste- condition and was a pood swim- day, on plant growth. Burnon, c 0 CuBtla, 2b 4 It (I nhenaon 2 In I Inninsa i Roeenthal 2 la mer. He was slated to be the Prof. Lyman O. Schtrmerhorn, Pagano, i.'f 2 Ponhner, cf 4 « t 2 Inninsa; Farr.ll 1 In I innlnga! Mat. Roller Derby Quee;. • Larner, rf 2 TonM, lh - 4 0 l> Ilisn o In 2 Innlnsrt. Winning pltehtn Orange and Black's first string head of the vegetable department Crlml. rl. „ o I) /•«tn, If i tl 1 BoaanUial. IMIIIIS pitcher: Kwnan. Urn. To Be Crowned Tonight W. FRONT ST. center. Likely to get the post is of Rutgeri, the New Jersey State Moran, p 1 0 (Hover, ilh i 1 1 plrtt: Ooieeisa, Atektttlno aad Bektrt. Tony St&vola, who did part time university, will be leader of the Nov>l»n, rf I t I ABBURT PARK-Otoria Clalr- NII.II, |i 1 0 (I btaut of Nutley will be orowned HSR •TORT! IM CEBTM work as a center and «s quarter- course. All phatts of the course IK 0 2 Poker Is believed to be tn adap- '5af#tB» ^flaaaW. back, Giant! 0 4 0 :. 0—V Hannan, p „,. lot tation of a Persian game, "as nu," Holltr Derby quetu of '51 tonight AMHOV, NKW BMCN8WIIJH, • B>aL^**W aaBBBBWBBBBBBBa will be taught by regular numbers Wlldcati o It n n 0—o at the Convention hall as the Jolt- TSBNTON, llltABETH Other possibles are Richard of the Rutgers faculty. Umpires—LoBlondo mil Burnitldr, St 1 S which came to the United fltatta by Ft. Monmouth not 0(10 OtO—1 way of Ntw Orleant. It takes Its en clash with the Chiefs with tha MtSWAKK. Isaknen at right tackle. He fin- Further Information about thlr, SliilniC Luke 110 140 0I«—1 name, from the French game, stason drawing to a clost. Open aU slay WedrMeVkys. ished the season lost year after course and the six other* offered Salmon can easily smell the dif- 2H: Dunlsan, DeMlilowltl. Struik nut "poque" and the German name, The final contest will bt at 9:90 Al Patterson broke his wri.it. Tom nt the same time can be obtained ference between water,! of two I'v Mi.lin.tx II, Oanlell .', Nanh 4. Ran- p, m. Monday, alter which the NO MA ft Krnmpf, » substitute tackle, play- from the office of Prof. Frank O. { mm '-', lliiwa en l,nll, off Mntanlv 2. "pochen" which it resembles. % stream*, even thouijh the tit reams Nu-h :I. liHiinnn i. Hit. nff Malnnh',1 skaters will move to Wettcliimtcr, ed hfllf thi Unit' liift year and Hrlynr, director of resident Ineliiii'- lien MtiHtly eiinilnr in pliyKlcid char- In v Uuuriin; (Unltl! it In 1 Inning*; BaK* ,'fhe road to Mt«>r anil hlRifrr tiilal* N, T. dene Gammon still lead* ahould )>>' iiiunti'd on for some tlon at the college, New Brunswick, acter, exprrlmcnlers nt the Univers- mm 2 In :l Innlnitu; Nark t In s Innhiia. fJsWd performances, Others- who* N.J, . W4nnln« tiluhm MslsnU. UttM ' ' seas, sitvertlaa In Ta«J[Jfj|ttef (fM|at|l> the New York Chiefs, while X«n ity ot Wiicowia IH Ikaimaa "- ' L — *•- -•* BA9K Ar«f7P? m, SMI Field Club Tie* Mrs. Hathaway and Charlie Briggg Little Leape CEMAMIC Crowned Borough Tennis Chanps Nean Finish HomYi§rs SERVICE FRANK B. LAVVES For Playoff Spot Mra B. r H*thiwt u« Char- Tfco MM tor tto IS NewsBBB Spttefs r Harold PotUr, toraufk Uaata 4t- It. Uttaf. were email IU4 facter, presented th« treaty ta Ca«aty little ioag*o cfcfptoaiklp Caram-lat. U oatorlac tke hotwtr.ua. Soao Baak'a tcn»i« chanpiau 8va4ajr Briggi. Fiwitat*! ftwca* to ardor. at tto Marine Park courts. Ifn. Mr.. Hathaway and Mn. Braua of tao UaaTtee ha*, already oad>d Hattawar 4icpo«d of Mn. Julc received sterling lilver tr»rs, flfU their regular oaaooa'o MhodMlo and Firinf. Coal - Fuel Oil •raaa. %•', 7-5 and t-J while of tke borough. Tke preaeatatioa* laagao ckawptoat aavo beoa deeid- Brl((« again took th« mrmirt »f were made by Couaeilauui Everett od. Otkera wfll bo bottllag darlag GUY CONMER • Prompt Delitmy Stfiff Har*l« Kerr. Baraton. The two BaalM. alee tha •oailBf wotk lor their chtac. to wto tho «aaa«y orowa. M day St. Fair Havea r»r Charlie. defending champ- carried home beautiful houauetf Tel. Rr«J Btwk 6-2875 «-J. 6-1 victory meant the of roses, gifts 1 the Coloalal Tha Sartoff L«ko-B.toMr l-aguo ItcoU 1«J of the Huber trophy for florists. tHkt kaa koea decided with at. • way lata UM. Oae more victory and he can though Kerr wag kept from tke| m of Bolaaar, Srot half wlaaara, la tha Barm. Mn. Vita ntlr. the handsome award. The aiaglee championghis, ke agaia UMlag tao Belaar Kivaai. t**glM> 1M1 edition of the male ehaMtioa- teasMd witk Bill Haferaaaa to ra- •two, totoM half wtaa.ro to ta. WhHoovtBo A. ft. IS* Tka Ma) •M* vu just about the urne aa tal* the double. chaaatMMkia t+Kt. St. Koo* to HI waiting gave tho fWI fin Calcutta ia 1M0. Briggi also iefeateil Kerr they won in '80. Thir «td It kf to BMtt the rktaipl.ai af tho Tri- for that title. The winner and rua- defeating Briggs and Jack Fowler, CHy lean.. A. A. Mind at aer-up received gift certiflcatM «-4, «-«. Their award, were gift Trl-Clty, Loa« •raaeh-Baton- IBB Cowatry atok wa. woa ky Pott •nimtcd by the borough and re- certificate, at gherwoodT. Bportiaf jwa-Deal, Sad. St. Ttorothoa'. Holy N.BM Hawk* af Eatoatowa, autt at a neutral SoM. ~ u aM Mia. Pat VIU, who reg- «e*>able at Huber'i Mea sho».( Goods, gift, of the borough. a ktat hall af 8847-71 int half wtaaora, llaod up against Something New atal gaatt •« Mra. L. E. tho Star of tho Boa BaAjort. we- ttagaa't regularly aM half rUtoro, for thoto Uaguo County's First Pro-Lady Won chaaatoaahlp. la tha F*r» BoM loop, rrothold- AdeipMa-t •*»•«•• !«. Vaftojar Witt BM0-T8. The Cagltoktowa-Braaovolt aad C.lt's hlaMdBBadhW SBJnta HAJMJ BJIIK uah lawtf By Albfrti-Mrs. Convin at Beaeon Moek-r%ra»lafdalo-St. Hoe. of Ll- Uag Braaok, M4 MM •NMI •••^•JSJBj wfBjl §*•••/••• •*>*•••• a^BM>a> a^*aj,ud r inaaaiM to kill MM* (Has ptota, pttar kavtag tw* auto •artaere, LEONARDO — Veteran pro Mn. Urry Scott, TT-W—WO; Altor* saa, freehold aM Oar Mdy of Mercy. EagKehtowa, trot aad ate- ^B^P^B^^P^r^^BjA a^^hââBBBBaPaF v^*aW SJB^B^P BHBV 'B**^^' two ctaa A, tao tttor iTTtort Johany Albert! of Jumping Brook tl and Mrs. Albert!. TT-N-MI; aâaî^ f£s\ AdhdhSBhtBi Alam .B4^tjftdByndVAc)S^KSa Country club teamed with Mr.. Newman and Mr.. L. K. Verlegor, and kalf wiaaon, roopoetively, ar. tfhA eBJh*^B to tko taoa't atab Don Corwin at Beacon Hill Coun- 77-16-162; Cafona and Mn. Harry aaw battling tor tht orowa. Pint RED BANK try club Tuesday to win the first Austin, 8S-M—165; Cafone and MlW gaae of the phyof wa. ealUd be- ktta. _iTw*a kad tko dart tow gran pro-lady golf tournament ever held CarUon, U-H—16B; Sicilian. aM eaaso af darkaooa wMh a tie at UN—T8, aM WUIlo Caaaavo in the county. Mrs. Roy Truswell, §0-«7—WT, and the end of oevoa lanlaft. Th. oec- Oeoffft fia |MMM Mr UM a krackot. Caaaavo do- fcoro* were determined by add- PetragliH and Mrs. S. C. Alexander, oM ga«t »•• *•• ky Bagllah- MM TbMMk to ga«a ap "tot featad Jaha Warrta aM Merriman ing the pro', grou ocor. to hi. 7S-W-168. town. Tho remaining garnet will and Vicinity MMM| to to tatigh la UM William Murphy ~ partner's net .core. The winning be played tht. week. •hea, fiatll ttetkTtt vaa a •Mtckta w.re by twa aM on* teim had IM via Alberts 77 and The Rumson league, competed await, to clatt B, Dav. Jon*. de- Mrs. Cerwln's net 6k\ Second place Wrettle* Tomorrow of Holy Cross, Rumson-Rumson edge at that (law. Thrat f«M fatted YMtar B. OraMiag.r went to the home club team of Raagers and Proelont Blood, Mon- WATCI FOI la Ik* atsth AM faar tatfe to " Crawford Gaaaptaa, Jr., defi Andy Sikora and Mrs. Edward W. mouth Beach, was tak.n handily Otofft Mttitt ky two aM ta* WIM. They were but a stroke off by th. Rumson Ranger. In the a runaway af **!«••• ataate I* da* C WIHIaat B. Mia- th. pace, Andy'. 7* being added to Ant and second halve*. SELECTOR IîBiV BfttaMft SBstfttlR? BMM Ma, who kM tow att of Tl, defeat- Mr*. Wise's Tl. Alb#rtl came back The Bayohert league, Keypert •tor to third ptattTtke wto ad Harry AMkat, two u», aad Prod with another team to tie for third Cardinals, Keannbure- Athletic, M. tkito as tlgM-M** Joknatn doftatad Edward M, K.l- with Angela Petragim of ran Mon- Agaei of Atianlie Hlghlanda and If. Jr. oat aa. mouth. This time It was Mra. Wal- Mlddletown Uons was cleaned up la tho ladtaf atoM A, Mm. Vita ter Reid 3d, 77-73-150. Petraglla by the Keypert Card* la tho Irst tothofaarth dMaalM Mm. WtM, ana up: Mn. and Mrs. E. A. Allen had 73-77— half. Tho OMtnd half, after a nip to IM, Petragiia'. card being the low- and t«ck struggle was woa by tho JIT 'XT!' t*t turned In among tho pros. He Carat over the Keannbtirg Ath- Stottfa ***• | h.4 aa_i iianiy htM laat TkwMay alght of Smltty'a Driving range, 40-40- HtU* «t 88, aad John Cafone of Man«squtn l|. Awrra, M . kt tokas aM stolid River. 4448-88. ManBeaaett A. Aeernv • ', Hjg «M hjajnaa. Mifl CUoaek, p — Other team score* wtra Sikora ABBURY PARK-Ready for an ilHIng «•!• MM. IOoraM Broaa* aM Mrs. Vita, Ta-Td-188; Morris appearance tomorrow night at tke ithUn. B. Shna, Mra, Arthur aM Mrs. Cushman, 74-T8—153; 81 local armory I* MUM Bennett af Bv^rala. at, aM Mrt. Aruur kora and Mrs. Jones, Tt-T8-16o; Detroit, Mich., who will tangle with •MfBh\ *T. Pttraglia and Mr.. H. L. Klrach, barefooted Lillian Bitten of New- 7848—188; SlcilUno and Mra. Rich- ark In th. night's co-feature of tht a • «f tS* aaewat ardsoa, 80-TT—187; Morris and Mr.. wrestling program. A elreua per- A fevarNa former before entering tho mal CsuMea, 1b JOMph Rudnlck, 74-«»-lS8; Pedone Mm motorists ~ e fork aM whHHe. aiae aauto ctoapod aM Mrs. Victor E. Orosslnger, Tt- game Mar. la exceptionally power wMk* •tod, tay 80-18*; Pedone and Mr*. Ira ful and knows all tho trleka Crousc, T841--180; Newman and the upoit. go -forit;..

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SL'XDAY ArTKRNOON, SEPTEMBER ?, 11>51 Csft. laws T. Oaaata* af Afertia HisjMaasJs, lafi, aasj Cap*. rM Xar «f lit* SaW rafarsjiasj t DESK sNOTTOU k PADS 1 1:30 O CLOCK r«sant Army raftjatiaa ejaaafat. Tie* wart is part af *a aa-rha-faa waMaa «r* Daraafciwf T«a af *• WOlrt Oraamaas) Rasarva TraaspaHaWaa Stasjiaf sjait wkiak it kara far fwa 1TNDM THB AUSMCtS OS> • ZIPPER NOTErlOOKS PENCIL BOXES si KITf CHRISTIAN aCIBNCK eMMCTY • RING BOOKS * INDEXES OOtORED PENaL SETS M OCBAK DOULBVAItn ATLANTIC maMLAHDS, S. J. Mrs. Henry C. AckerMa at Hs*aVkti*s Gamer • MEMO A STENO PADS •PENCIL SHARPENERS Keyjwrt per Lake, jr. T. Newly-elcctcd offlcfn of ItarlU* Mr. and Mrs. Fraak Veary, El Lse Davis, who has besa attached to the I', a, fnf«nr. Kllsssr. Woild War II veteran, U the ntw Mr. and Mra. Edgar L. Diefcrow Mrs. Vlaesat Sullivan of Oyster i • WorM AlbsM GEM CUPS omnmndci; Oeorge Weinman, Jai- and ion Robert have returned to Bay, U I., was a reeeat visitor st DRY CLEANING ph KimWi and John Davtno, vie* Angola, Ine, after vlaltlng rela- the hosM of Mrs. Edward O'tiah-' TttUMb, Tseka omiiianrtfi.": Ailhur UrOailand, tives here. ficivk-e oKlcer; Benedict Mien*, Mra. Adrian E. Mtunt haa re- Mr. aad Mrs. U» fina and faai- Itnancr offlcer; Joseph Cameron, ly have returned from a motor • SCHOOL BAGS BRIEF CASES turned to Washington, D. C, after trltj through the New England hsplHln; Pun! Fjiinnlnf, hutoriin; a viait with kw aUUr, Mist J. iloyd Jackson, aergeant-at-arini; •tales aad Canada. They visited the Mabel Brown. aarlas la Quebec. • LUNCHEON KITS DESK LAMPS Harry Farley and John O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Roth- Willie* Barts, who has bsea as- ruiteea, and Honwr Matttaon and enberg, Walling ter., have return- Arthur McMarlantf, deleiatit to tM slgasa to an Aircraft Carrier now • UUNDRY CASES STAPLERS ea from a trip threuth New Eag- based at Norfolk, Vs., sseat the county executive committee. The Und. weeh-end wtta his aarsato, Mr. aad poet will be represented at the atata Mr. ana Mre. Philip Cohen. *J? department convention nttt month Mrs, Oaylord Barto. Broadway, have returned from a • 9HEAFFER, PARKER, ESTERBROOK QUALITY n Wildwood by Matteaon, Farley, vacation trip te Niagara Falli and Mr. aad Mrs. John Donsto have Dyson WoodhouM and Frederlek Canada. returns* hoBH Irons a motor trln PENS, PENOLS AND SETS Kriucr, dele(>tec, and Ted l*«ter, through the Heuthern statss. Claude Brldeau, Marcui TtcaibU Mr. and Mrs, John Corcoran af and MePirland, alttrnatei. Now Tork city spent Sunday with ALL-WAYS Mrs. Emma leholen af Willow Mr, and Mrs. Charles Corcoran. Michael Halltran, chairman nf he youth eanteen eommlttta ct Uw ct. was treated at Maaiaaath Me- Braes Oatare la visiting relatival Veterana of Forei|n Wara poat, hai morial hospital Monday morning oa Long bland. CtOMD WI0NB0AY AT far a cat on ths head when she Albert 1Wolchek spent the week- •a final tapacfian-wa *u announced that the refuter Batur* day nlfht canteen held in the aoet fell at home, (he was taken to end with friends at Baltlatoro. II NOON DUNN* AUGUST tura ya« rtia finnt tgualiry home and open to all youth of the the hospital by the »rst aia aaaaa. Mrs. Gerald Menhennett has end- Mr. and Mra. Charles VsnBrae- ed a visit with her mother, Mra. aVy-daaninsj! Da at hurt. ocal area will reopen Saturday [or the IMMfN aeaaon. mle an* daughter Carol af Main Knowlss, ia Pelawars. aVash af afta particular Mrt. Herbert Wallint will be st. returned home Sunday night hairman and Mia. Joaeph Shumock after (pending three weeks' vaca- TO PLAN CLAMBAKE. PANCE paapta aa—try our wparior tion at HlaWan, Fie. co-chairman of a faihlon show to LEONARDO — At a masting held Sept. 27 by the Junior gulM Ths W.ax!.«. of ths Msthoatst church met Monday In the chursh planned for next Tussday night at •ay! of at. Mary'* Eplicopal fkurch. the high school here, members of Plant will be furthered »t a atMt- " - Present were Mrs. John Hulss, Mrs. Charles Walling, Mrs. the MMdletown township auxili- Ing next Thursday at the home of ary polks association will discuss Mai Eleanor Aah, Atlantic at. At- Perky Riddle, Mrs. Edward Berry, Sr., ana Mrs. Osorge C. D. Hur- plans tor a clambake to be held, tending a ipeelal meeting lait week ley. The group Is planning a bakes! during the Utter part of next were Mr*. Edward Prini, Mill Virginia ham luncheon to be held month and a barn dancs to be' DONALD'S DeUIXE JfflBSF Emily Britton, Mr>. Oeorge Frank, held In October, Patrolman Ray-1 Thursday, Sept, 30, at the church Mrt. Hai old Mettinlut, Mrs. Benja- hall. mond Walling, civil defense coun-l 17 BROAD STREET 44 MARION ST. TEL RED BANK 64)203! min Reyei, Miaa Eleanor Aih, Mr*. eil chairman of auxiliary polics William Heil, Mra. Hairy Ryer, Mrs. Oeorie Lopsr of Wolfhlll sitd this wssk. j RED BANK 641001 Mrt. Donald Ryer, Mr». Fred avs., sntertained members of the Thimble elub Tuesday afternoon. Bchaub, Mra. Clifford Bray, Mrt. Joseph JUtumock, Miu Dorothy Members of the Oceanport hook Omweller and Rev. Jamea Ouiwel- and ladder eotipany and the Port- ler. aupeck chemical hose company and membera of the Ladies' aux- MiM Barbara t» Lehan, daugh- iliaries of both companies partici- ter of Mr. and Mra. Joieph I. Le- pated in the Bremen's parade Sat- han. Holmdel rd., Hailet, and a urday afternoon at Long Branch. graduate of Keyport high aehool, Robert Rosen, son of Mr. a ' hai been accepted for admlnion to Mrs. William Roseh of Main St.. the, freahman tlu* at Wilton col- who was Inducted Into the Army lege, Chamberaburg, Pa, Mlaa Le- Tuesday morning at Nswark. was han won the American Legion guest of honor Monday night at medal of honor in grammar aehool, a farswell party at ths horns of was treaaurcr of the senior claaa in Frank Mandla of Red Bank, his yhcttodolhi*high school, and a member of the former employer. MIDOLETOWN Htudent council and year book Carl Christiansen of Springfield ataff, She will be enrolled Sept. 24 ave.. Hillcrest, who Is stationed as a member of the claaa of IMS with the Army at Fort Dix, spent at Wilson college. the week-snd st home. Mrs. Herbert F. Brown, Mini Mr. and Mrs. Jules Usdlila of Myra F. Brown and Herbert F. Herbert pi., Portaupeck, had as a Brown, Jr., have returned from a dinner guest Tuesdsy night, Miss visit with Mlai Phyllli J. Brown Virginia Beck of Fort Lee. of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Chsstsr Loeklin. Charles H. Adare, Jr., hai been formerly of Cape Cod, are now anendlng » vacation at Grant Isle, residents of Hiawatha ave., .Port' Vt. He ia employed at the Chan aupeck. National bank in New Tork city. Mr. and Mrs. David Toren, for- Mr. and Mra. Corneliua Acker- merly of Red Bank, are living with ton and son Terry and Mrs. Daniel Mr. Torsn's parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes and son Carl have re- Julius A. Toren of Poeano ave,, turned from a viait with Judge and Portaupeek. F.81H

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ai3 sun st, ath nn, run AMBOY, N. TIT mis>sisoi 4 MRJS NORTH OF RID SANK ON ROUTI 39 Lk.Nt.Ul NMAB. « ADDRESS. „._-_..- , „ _™™ .„..» COMiAU.' Cl T Y >. STA TS.... MAK% m. \m TmMbmam In Afr Form Army Btwic Training TIMOTHY It HOUNH1AN C fc K CONSTiUCnON CO. Gontrnetor and Boildar On bRproveEtento A atarfe akawar wa* ahwa far cwnut ooirnucioM Mra. Faffy Itjeaaal af Walawt *t, SPECIALIZINC IN JOItlNC •BTPOdir—Ordiaaaeea aaaf*- Putt Maaauuth, rriday avraiag ky artatiaa; tun for tk* aurcka** af Mra, Aaaa Altlhaaiata aad daagh- araaarty at tka foot af Myrtia tar Aaaa, aad Mtw PkylU* KajWy ave. fraai Edwia OoldimMk eg •af Mlaa OMtthy Ta«M. at U* Mavark, aad ««,«•» tawarde talk- •a af Mra. Batty JatJtra. Ml HMHWAV M II 4-MM ktifit at tka water plant at tka rewakary avt. Bad Baah. Oaeo- •art af Cadtr at. were adopted at tauaaa **•* la aiak, bhja aad a abaft ataataag Maaday abjkt af whlta, wMh a atark aa tka table i* *Myer tad cauacil. «*at*r*i*at. Tka ataaarty la euaia feat aad Attaadlag «tr* Mitt** Mary SIRVINC I* aas tka aaatarly eld* af Myrtia tUrriafUa. Marge Krua«*r, Clair eve. aad adjatae tk* termer rtil- CalUaa, Caaat* •aiak*. D*lar*a raad praaerty, aaw ewncd by tha Caaaalty. Mary Newaiaa aad Rath haraagk. at tha rear af the watar Kaaaawaj, Mra. Myrtle Mellaan, phtat. Oae af tha watar alaat waHa Mra. Oart Marrie, Mra Ckarlatta RED BANK toaa Mr. QaUaeBttk* praaatty. rtraatlaa. Mra. Ptatk Baeklay. Mrt. Tka MkhaadUa* wtrk, whiak M lakawa. Mn. Bdtth Tya... AND JERSEY MORE ARIA arlll aratect tha watar alaat aad • I Mra. Jeaaahlaa H»*u#h, Mra. Har- iwnrvelf, I* la aeat aat aatr* thaa riet Maadima. Mr*. Harriet 'AM. Tha BtaU DaaartaMM tt Tkaam, Mra. Bdtth Drake. Mn. Dtar Ahoaaar, Marlel Oaaaelly, Mrs. Dorothy Utbor Day it right tt 'niatt ui—t»ut» u* all in a Tall araad. tad UMW (award tk* *aet aad tka OriaM, Mrt. Darathy Caaaver, aaaaty ta alea caatriantiaa. a aar> We're uaaackla« itoaee hy trit doaena, *o we win be ready Mr*. BdWk /aa*t, Mr*. ChrittlM far yaw *B Tuaaday. Nothing I* a* MeMagj aa tht n«w rail M. vum.1. Aadrawa. Mra Ahlrtty Mill. Mr*. clstkta. NEON SIGNS A reaalntlaa. wa* aeTtrat at tka Batty Lawk, Mra. LMIM Abbata. ef karaHfk i Pvt jafca C. Barata, jr., aaa af waa taaiit aa tha fraahaiia Mrt. Bather Bar«*r, Mr*. Maria riaak—Tka tMseu* Saconx 8eaartt*i are hart. They're fe REPAII SERVICE ever far etaaideratiea Mr. MM Mra. iaha C. BarA*a af backay taaai aa4 vanity gaall* Haaaatk aad Mra. Maa fink. Uvaaia fa*ki*aa taat it • gti't atedt at well u her budget— at tha a*«t meetlag, T*« r*Mlw- IMvar H: ftwaaaa, it aiaatt»i ta arhila a atpfcataart. O'Mall mu •bather aka't watklai lo ea eaV*, at to atb*al af raitlag llaa «ra«M ^r»W*» for a raltrtB- aaafUU baait tralaiag at la«a> aajaaa faali* aa th« AH-Amarku • faatily. Ta* tanael skirts, la grey, tin. red, brawn aad |yai ta ka wkmltud it tha c*n- aaa tlr farca bate, M, T., ahawt tka •ac*n< ttam during a ttatoa whaa Sent Defni FaiaWn grata W* abtut fll.W. The Wathablc won! blomn ia inter, LIGHTING anl abatiaa M MavtMbar aa Ika Mia af MMt «astk. A «ra4»- Frlaettaa failt4 ta via a atateh. atting atriaa* »i ylala colon tre dytd t« blend ii ar matafe H« •»• amplaya4 la a4vMtitla« aU af rkilliaa Baatar atUtaiy aa< I* Day CtdMB GMMC tat Uu nnni •kuraw thawM k* aUeat «»4tr tka Tato nMvaratty, wkara ha naalvat by Oaktrty, CUffot* aat Iktfr • kathitar af arta aafrat ia Juaa, M, Maw rorh eHy. trier ta k» RIVtB VUIA - Caajaatitlaa Teu'll k* tAnllad t«d amaitd to *•« whit wonderful thMfj tatlraataat piaa at KM wa* kaaa bwt Wedaeaday aifht PH. Baraaa aalMM la tba Air Mllatmaat for thrat yeart la th« baaata ta your I ftet t" »r aadar Agur* if yaa) try e Army ia July. WIMI ha tuaialataa aafara aa aathyalaatle (tilery tt Wkaa Ik* Mattar ctma «t far rare* lar fawr ytart ta July. Whrtlay^atta wit! Ne ftney daadada, a* triekey datatie, aa banlc tralainf an4 lemdcrihia tha day aaaia father-to* aafthali altaratloat Kttdad . . . Just th* »r»e*ful, auirnnlni line* aat ManaNtaa, tka eaiHMlt 4aeMaC A trMvato af M. PtMl'a achoel, gam*. Th* lathert begin th* ron- CaacaN N. H, Pvt. Jamat H. tehasl at Fort Din, ha will ba »»- teuchtt that aiagkally whittle your ellhouette tad add a tkara aktuM kc further ttviy af (ICIM4 ta Offlctr Caadldata aelMal t*it with at*t but in the tevRnth tk« ate* aa< also th« Mea of bar- O'K«II, it, m af Mn W. II. inning, ytuth rallied and the fame klat *f k*igkt. wtrdt of Moamouth av«, Rwa- at Van Knox, Ky., w«>orIVM e«ml<- aaaa, atttudM Prlaectoa uaivtrti- tk* aoaa, l«4. Coket wtrt *n)»yd if twa •«« aat-half ytart whara atathtr. feathete. fait* aad vainure. N* ttir ctrrying your aid aua> aratlaa. ky bath toaaM. Brad Dlaon, rraak awr aurat a** attker. ASSURYPARK Parailttlaa wai iraat*4 ta (ha LoPratti, Oaaay Wtlllag, Walter Vftaraaa af Paralg« Wart ta hava DaRwetell, Marvin (lrtm**, Dan- Havt a f«ad aaak aad, 1.11SO a MaMla war aiklMt tore, tha «tt« kruliet of the note; Mia. Unit Dl- ay VHtlle, Jaa Malrt, Carl M*nU- Six Injured Laraaaa and RaaaM PlL»r*BM. aara aad Keaay Osddard alayed Wl'll kt Regittering aaat waek, aaratekea of tk* right kattt; Ellen for the MM. Walter Treaey and PORCELAIN ENAMML t<|rB«h, acritnhe* of hath knert, Al Bill Baarka w*ra tubttitute*. KOVCATIOM Com DO Df In Head On Crashwcra treated at Rlvervlew hotpltal. STAINLESS STEEL LONQ BRANCH — HaroM H, Bit HMOM tutered aalner la- Marj> Ana Lynch, it, aad Jaatah Tha fatkert' taaai aiaaibar* Waal, aaaratary aad builatai •«•• Jarlai ifoaday (oernlng when ear* Lynch, T, war* treated far ailaar were Wllllaai ataba, Edward Mi- •ftf af tka board af adueatlan, I* drive* ky Louie J. Dltanaao tt laiurte* by Dr. John •Inaott *ad an, ttaart Cltaey, Audrey Smith, hit a*a«al rtaort ta th* bow* Brau aad Ellea T. Uyneh, Bay- r*itu*d. Jaaiaa Bhaak. Harry Treaey, Dan- Maate/ aifht diielaaM that tha aide dr., Highland* collided head- Both driver* w«r* given auav aid Orainaa, C. Moattnara, Jaeaah aaataf taueatlni aaeh chIM la an aa *a Harding rd. Moaaea far eareleta driving by P 1/aVraaM aad Bmmatt Wtlllnff. Bill Itarlet w«a tcorekataar and cltr achooli lait year wat IK8.T4, Acaardlag ta poliaa, Mr. DlLsren- trolaita aVrieant, who Inveatlgated ROAD-AD SERVICE. Inc. baH< an avarafe •nrellmtnt. Thlt a* wu traveling w**t tnd the olkoi Henry DtUiea, Mini director, um- alrad. raarataat*4 aa iacraait af W»TI ear eaat aa Hardlag rd. whea Ike The an* af tht earth kit been I SO. MAIN ST. avtr tha »t*vtoui ytar's per Meldaal accurrtd. MtlBMUt at more tka* twa billlea yean. •Atlantic Appliance Co. Anniversary Thriller!- This OFFER ONLY at ATLANTIC Brand New I Full Automatic! 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Take W Yean to Pay! TRAOI-IN YOUR OLD WASHM NO CASH NEEDED! TOWARDS THIS NiW MNOIX Open Every Nightjill 9 25 Monmouth St RED BANK Phone Rl 6-04M Appoint Teacher Fair Haven Club VfNfflAN Holds QamlMke tatt o< tab MM. To Hebrew School rAIR HAVEN — Tha Fair Ha- Rabbi Arthur H. Hertht* of ven lion* club held a clambake Cawgregatiaa B'nai lerael hat an-•uaday afternoon at Each nounced the appoiataaeat *f Mra.grava in Middletawa Julia Begall el tt Stateeir pi., John Anderson waa ehrf 2* Riverside HeighU. aa teacher In •saUted by Robert Rack* and Al- charge tt the Hebrew eeboal and bert McCiacken. •uaday-schaol at the Community Others preMat w«re Mr. and Mrs. Center, 10 Riverside a»e. E. Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. •cully. Mr. and Mrs. David Br<-w- eter. Mr. and Mis. Donald Mill*, Mr. an4 Mis. Harold OtUa, Mr. and Mre. LewU Connor, Mr. and ARRANGED Mra. William Beaty, Mr. and Mra. Albert Wynibs. Mr. and Mrs. Jaaaes WHOLESALE DISTRIMJTOR Warden, Mr. and Mra. Harry Wer- MAIMONE BROS 4on, Mr. aad Mra. Charles Gota- chalk, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oats- MJtLDCftSA chalk, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ja- RAY O'NEILL SUPPLY CO. kwbeey, Mr. and Mra. Peter J. 4 Crtlwrte 8l. PIMMM- Real Had. 6-4397 Eickele, Mr. and Mn. Edward Waodward. Mr. and Mra. Niehelaa DeMale, Mr. and Mra. Ocorge Oray, Mra. lUbert Rooke, Mr. and Mra. H. E. lean, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thru Paotiae, Mr. and Mra. F. Van- Senate*, Mr, and Mra. R. Neuter, 1 Mra. John Anderson, Mr. and Mra. KENNETH CLAYTON Alan Conklin, Mr. and Mra, Abram Got* bastm Diioa, Mr. and Mra. William Hew. ia, Mertla McQuire, Jaaeph Saecj aad Wallace Davidson. ANNOUNCES for Naveaiak Ouh la Hear Ansiliariea' Owi NAVEaiNK-Mra. U V. Beeley, chalrmaa af auxiliaries at the CLAYTON'S TYDOL SERVKENTER RegMtratlon far tka Hebrew state hospital at Marlboro, will •chool will be kept. 4 W a at 4 address membera of the Navctink Fnnwerl*/ Cherr^'a Tydol Service Cealer OLD DIAMONDS p. at. Iwaaay-eehool reflMratlan Onrden club at 1 p. m. Tuesday will kt MM at tha tarn* tlaM. Tha at the public library here when Hebrew achaal, with elaaaaa felly, plans (or the coming seaaon will will opea Monday, iept, M, and the ba discussed. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st aMadsy-echeol will open luaday, Many auxiliary members have ct. W. taken part in therapy activities at 236 MAWJ AVINUE AT IIRGIN PUCE Mr*. legall attended tht Hebrew tha hospital during the summer, Mrt. John T. Lawley, Jr., a club RED RANK, N, 1. W1O\K RE 6.97SS schoela of New Turk city, and I. number, us id this week. These graduate at the Jewish Thter have included gardening and cut- '•I seminary aaad Teaehers' laitl- ting and arranging flowers with ute. A Itukitukir af wla> eapetleace, A Servicenter WUh The Accent On Service •he taufht for ten yeare la cue orpatients who have been permitted tha largtat Talarad Teraht in New to participate in the recreation CAR WASHING — LUBRICATION — WHEEL BALANCING Terk. and In monthly picnics held the •ha alta t*rv«d aa teacher (or Anal Thursday of each month, Mra. our yet.s la • congregation* Lnwlay laid. The activities, with arhool tt Kingston, M. T,, where appropriate adaptations called f°r • 4 Gtnuiiw Pyrox Custard Cups •he had lupervlsle* af both Hebrew by the changes In season, will be and lutday-aeheols. A •«• believer continued, she added. In eusttta-ttllortd Jcwlih edaca Mrs. i. R. DeRidder of Holmdel • lolloons and Lollypops For Tht Kiddits Your diamondt will be »afcr...tool larger...bring ion, ah* baa TAX rter Kay. Mra, Winifred .Keller of Newark )• ipendlng three diya thla wttk with Mr. and Mn. Loula Ignato- vieh. Loula Sgnatovlch, Jr., la con- lined to hla home by Illness. Mrs. Anna Kane of Long laland city and Jamea Murphy of floral Park, L, I., are gueati o( Mra. Mtry Bruaco fer two weeks. Mai Kathryn Bencher of Lau- rence Hf.rbor has returned homo Contulr with Saari tira aiptrh now whila the rubbar on your from a week', vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillip*. wad tirn it ifiH worth monay to you! Turn in your roctppablo Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Palovchlk of Hutlngs-on-the-Hudaon vlilted TIRES? tlrat today lor ntw Aftttata Tkat and and your tiro trouMtt! Mr. and Mra. Mark Bendon of Bea- con Bench thla week-end. The Daughter! of America of Bayalde council held Hi meeting Friday, Aug. 34, at which time the trade-in allowance when blrthdaya of Mn, Ctara Mack and Mr*. Pearl Helfrieh were celebrat- 3-way Portable Radio Vacua Claaaar ed. Tomorrow the group will hold ..-. you buy a new Allstate. Hoyt ett AC-DC or Bottarlet for Bottoryl Fina for Twvel Her* ia the SINGER* Vacuum Cleaner—with 5 a home-made food tale on the lawn of the Methodlat church. At tha PMSNC Cobinot - J 22 JS all ntw, owhtnvo featurn: neat mettlng for Sept. 14 a abort Now, Only.,mmti\ 1S.SS meeting win be held, followed by M Balttriea Kxtr* A re* real *m, itmvm fw As t»N»ae) as aw* etawl tt lode areea ALLSTATE MTTERIES a household dtmontlration. Group 4 of the CI.A. will meet emy-ttiany. Clear ask* p4e«c COM. WthjM MM the* J GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS Sept. U and hold a barbecue lunch- M l Ike, ewaplatal Wnoma inly *ei|id. A guarantied FACTORV-FRWH bat- eon on the beach, Mra. Bdtth Slaa tery that will handle ordinary start- will be Mates*. .19 ing and Hinting needs. Has 30 •Ua«T TIRMf ehem-iet plates, power-puked irlus, A\Blflathbl^KAA a^^B u^^^~ ^^*»«»^Sj ^M ** -S Mr. and Mrt, William Feehan at- QoHon Picnic Jvcjs flneat top *nid* wood lepsratora. MJBUKI Mr *onr prawm IBON* tended tha capping eeremony of OIVM 100 amperu tt 20 minute Mratlon ia your own horn their daughter, Mlta Jant Ftshan, Iniulottd Porcelain liner 6 .. r.nnrit at St. Mlchael'a chapel, Newark, laat Thursday. John Oargano of J. C. Hi8glnt Allttat* Albtota Keanaburg ileo attended, ai wtll a* relative*. Miss Feehan It spend- ' 2.2t Tirt Ptimpi ing two weeks' vacation at hsr AS LOW AS 5.00 A MONTH home, Keep your drinks hot or cold 1.19 lie •Fit* Chevrolat, Dodqe, Plymouth, Miaa Patricia Brennan of East : up to 4 hours! Comfortable Sold-S«rvUt4-Guaranttt«J at Your Orange ipent the week-end with Per ell tire re* rubber covered carrying han- ltd«Md telitl an oth.ri Mr. and Mr*. Obarltt Samuel and pain. »u«a« preimrlied tan daughter Doris. Mr. and Mrt. Wil- dle. Blue enameled steal awlikly. Check typa. Ikeeh l«. liam Brennan of Katt Orange asent INSTALLED FREE SINGH SIWING CINTIR jacket. ««t ktrlitntelly. Sunday hire. aretrare. A key I •1st. la*e tewl Tht Cub Seoul* btld an annua 69 BROAD ST. , RED BANK field day oolebratlon at the Lion*1 Held Sunday, A ceremony wai eon- 36 Whitn St. Open Daily 9 • Si30 MONI MD SANK 6-3S06 ducted first, after which a father and son baaeball game WSJ played, ^iW^ Hed Bank, N. ,T. Friday 9 • !> FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTUATION Horaeihot game* and refietbmtnta Phona RE 6.1122 wera enjoyed alto. PA**; mniimt, AFOFPT M, tm

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JOIN REAI> TNI SIMPUC RVLHi OTIQUE HUHT t, Runman thru your hotine, olRct. ahop, atara, l>llan«a Co,, lu aMIIata, Apnrovfit Rrrvlrp, Inc., There wilt t>« a total of 242 prlien ai foliown (•rage, attic, haneitient, harn, cave, anywhere In auvrrMalnt aumiry, and nawanapar* and . you ran find nomcthlng olil , • . a loekot, a coin, radio •tallona In which Atlantic advtrtlMi. rmsT PRIZE— a l»tl»r noatmaiked, a »hoa, a Malnllni—any. I, Tk*> fs.t1tc«t h nnt wan to Art U>ala», Antlguo Sat af WaetlMkamie Launalry Twlna plua Ihlna, vaaardltsa of p\tn .ihaii>, Inrm, *& long ai t Utnlar«i Aurtlanvem nr any tf'^nn "r t'^i^nn.s IT1' Metallic falavlilon, Total Value.. ..| I,MM .an APPLIANCE CO. it la old. Atlantic Judio la In Innlnam nf hnylnar nr >eM- I, Hrlni the I'-m to ymir iieaienl Atlantlr Hint: l«r similar nhJ«H», al n liront, mrll a» ir «ouiht SECOND PKIZE— Wa will racoi'd your it»m. If yuu wish to leave In tall rontot. Waatinihaufe Laundromat, Valua I SM.00 your antry, tva wilt give you a receipt for it. THIRD PftlZE- 7. Conttat rlmti 1> I' M, Saturday, Stpt. Mh. N" I. Any Item too tarse to tranaport, a iiicturt or ronildtratlon will bt (Ivan antrlaa aftar that WaallnfaaUM Dry.r, ValiM I 100,00 ALL STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING photoiiat of tha Ham will do with an affidavit tlmr. Wlnnara will ba notldtd appcoilmattly FOURTH miZE— of ownerihip. Stpt, Hth. 100 aack al WO.00 MarchamUea Chacai. 4, All Kami muit he ownad aolaly by panon regie- I, Wlnnari will ba decl.lcd only on tha aulhtn. Tsui Value - « | I.OM.SS terlng tha entry at Atlantic. tlelty of the a«e of tlia Htm, In tho avant tha nrTH PRIZE- data or tha origin of tha Item cannot ba trared, 140 aaeh III.M Mirahandlaa Ckaaka, Asbury Park nww avMM ahVllft VI Snlfll Ktyport rfHAOM I. Contest i< ol factor. TOTAL PRIZES ....$10,000.00 711 Main St. I Monmouth ft. til Iroadway S tut Front tu 90 Ian Main ft. ttriotondlt. Aabury Park M4M Long Branch *>aU4 K*yport MOM ACQCM it, vm

THERE** Hn. Howard Haves* of thrcvo- ' Viiitt Sen Bright lions' Sporti Night The He* Baak eaVe of tfea Mew bury «v«. entertained at * dinner Jeney State Ea^layaaaat lervic* party Tuesday evening in obeerv- atke at «• Saet Front at. will U ance of hd birthday. A large birth- dated Labor 4ajr. Maaatjer Warria day rake adorned the center of the B. Clark aaaewaced teety. Wkca N MKHAMC IT. MO «ANK. N. 4. table. ta* aaVe aaeiM Skpt, 4, the winter Attending I ho party were lir. koura of eperatiane froai 8:38 a. POWER AND HAND MOVEftS and Mis. Wiiliain Havena. Mi« •. lo 4:M p. •-. Header through Margaictta Havens and Harold Friday, fo iato efect. SALES AND SERVICE Havens of Ncptuni'. and Mr. and ClaiataaU who noraaally r»P»rt Mn .Bruno Mazzu, Howard Havni their UMoiploiraMnt otatua Mea- PARTS AND REPAIRS and Missre Mary Ann and Pauline 4ay, already have an alternate date, for thi* week only, awijned IH Haven.- of Red Bank. A to the«; 11 lo AdvcvUnp in Th« Registe VOUt OtO MOWM HAS TtAOUN VAUH The early Greeki helieve4 cak- PETTY BATTERY ta cculd keep a a«raoi aober Ye» »ir . . . • aaHery •*#• Jeliveri real ZING •• your ana.inc. MCIM imt«nf bock-to-school with •tartinf; • > • ra pick-up pea; more aawer an KiH«. Let ut fait tht "enersjy petentiel" of your bettery. service, ••-

Our Car a Will Mat* r*ict«r*. at Harry't Lafc»»ar Una, Saa IrifM, at Mana^y'i "tparh nifRt" af «m SM |ri«M Smy Yarn Cmre Salk Wl^iM aMlsa eaaca ifefta Y a u r Car Liam efcj. an, laft ta fiflkt, Law Jacauk*. eU mambar anal wak af la. Ia4 Mfh tdkMTi Maak. atcaai aM aaad-aaay aatasau Lett Langer Send n itmen To4my . , in« ttaff; Alai Wajciahawici. farmar Far-ham wti vanity |ri.ira* fraatj rVa«k HaMa, Liana fvatitW, and Mirtan "Ra." Nichali, farmer ftumian hifh caach wh« naw it ana«iata> wit* fVaitkia Hayai' HONIY Ml tpartinf faaaji itara in "aint flaaiant. Nickalt raaraiaiitaal Hayai at tha affair, whiali ala» «n at* •S.M BILL MAXSOITS aM FLOWERS tan«ad »y mamkwri af tha Lang trench Liam club. Heye*. farmar m§\tr (aafuor, alayaaJ with tha FMCNftV •wteM T. HaiiWo* •4.98 SOVICE STATION 444 Iraaa) St. tcr nf Mr. and Mr§. David Blmpion 12 E. Front St., Car. ©loae O. U. Had lank M020 Jolineoits Honored of descent dr., Minncink Pirk. PTA Oppowt (More rioted at I f • m. Hednev Her rather ts township building tank HIM clay during AI Inspector. Son of Joseph K. John At Housewarining son, township treasurer, Mr. John- Double Session mtm ¥ m as*a» aMM NAVEBINK-Mr and Mrs. Don- son is employed l>y Bailly Stude — The executive ald D. Johnson were guests of baker Hales and Service, Red board of the Parent-Teacher a#io- ciatlon, at a meeting Monday night BRIDOBPORT BOMIS 0. 0. T. honor at a surprise houscwarm- Bank. He Is a member of the «M)aiaW •*»•*«• ing Wednesday night of last week township board of education, at the home Mrs. Beryl Anderiea, Killi Matqvitaei, Riei ans) lufi at their home on Lakeside ave. Guests at the housewurming In went on record aj being oa>ao«ed Iamb here. oluilfci Mr. and Mrs. Nell John<»n, to the I'auble session which will go into effect when school re-openi af all kindi—hart i» • bargain in a The couple recently returned Mrs. John Maxeon, Mr. and Mra. J from a wedding trip through the M-uoliJ I.cuiii and son Harold, Jr., next week. Houth. Mm, Johnson, whn i« em- Mr nn

Cotton Bloufos TABU APPLES 1.95 SIRLOIN Sanforized lirumklotli tilouses in tailored style*. STEAK7K 5^29° Sizes 3 to II. 6 . When you're dtcofitint, HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE 3D Pt 3- the best economy is skillful CorOnroy J'olo work and good materials. STANDARD TOMATOES 303 CAN 19* 6- 10 For Painters, Paint Deslers, Zi|t|K'l' FlOllU 3« Long Bleevc I Wallpaper, Wall Coverings STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 39> u ^ 3- . . . look in the "Yellow Pages" of your Telephone PINEAPPLE JUICE ^ oz 35« 3- tiulmrrline Lungies «m ( Cotton Knit FOR TOO .#5 Directory, Zipper KronlM At NIW JIRSIV till Mum I- Knit Hulls »^* TltimONI COMPANY MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE-83 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER m COM VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 9. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951 SECTION THREE—PAGES I TO 16. Mrs. Dries Cop Stops Speeding Motorist Red Bank Rotariaiu Hold Annual Clambake Responsibility for Fort Pupils Arc Welcomed By Shooting Hole in Rear Tire Rests With Middlctown Board UTTUC SILVER — Ooorge E. take tke CelU car, L*caas Mew ale LEONARDO—Three repretenta- According to Dr. Pate, there are CeM, about X, of m Merrit av«., whittle ana waved Cell! to the aide. tlvej of th« Middletown towiuhip •7 grammar school and nine high To Red Bank Leaf tVraath, paid Saca aM coaU As the police car was about to board of education took up a ques- school pupils on the pott. The Fort If* May Aatiei|Mle4 of M* TiMt4ar alfkt befort Mag- cut tke aua o>, CelU—with a burst tion of responsibility for idmin- Hancock school would require two istrate William T. Wiehataaa. of t peed-fcegaa te Bats the Bailee istering; the Fort Hmncoclt school teachers for the first four grades, !• Work Feaktt Red Bank area and brings tht Hemlock Olen, the home of Mrs, presentation wai made to Robert Khool must hava a certificate of Judges of tht baby parada wert advantages of a permanent or- an automobile In Rahway Friday Mayor and Mrt. Waldron P. Smith Arthur Freer, completed plans for Rtndrkkson, builder, for the new vaccination. night In which his truck was se- Lieut. Feakes was recalled to ac- Plans Installation ganisation to the promotion of the the annual presidents' night to bo Salvation Army building on River- of Atlantic Highlands and James tive duty with tht Air Force list district's salti potential. Ht cited According to Dr. Hlbbs, all high verely dimaged. They were en McElroy, chief of staff of the New held at Freehold high ichool on aide ave. route here from the Newark farm- January. After refresher training HIGHLANDS - The Ladies' aux- statittlca to indicate the above- Wednesday night, Sept. 19. Regis- school pupils wishing to dUcuss Tork city police department, and at Randolph Fltld, Te*., he report- iliary of Twinllght pott, American average itatus of Red Bank in Jir. Hendrickson notified tht schedule changes should see Wil- ers' market, according to police, Mrs. McElroy. tration will begin at 7 o'clock and committee, of which William A. who aaid Mrs. Long was treated at ed to California Aug. I for over- Legion, at a meeting Wednesday comparison with other municipali- the program, at 7:30. lis Slsson, guidance director, this General chairman of the fettl- seas shipment. He was believed night of last week made plans for ties of similar site and population nuhr It chairman, that he had all week. Dr. Hlbbt said few sched- a Rahway hospital for Injuries of The council agreed to bold an- necessary materials on hand for the legs, anna and hands. val was Mrs. John P. Adalr. to have been In Korea but tight the installation or officers to be when he taid that the borough's ule changes will be permitted after Thomas Tyrrell was queen contest held in conjunction with the pott's sales rate of 1M points was 96 other poster contest during tho the work and "the job would pro- the opening of school. After taking the poison early days. spring of 1932. The contest's theme ceed without delay." The building chairman. Members of the festival installation Saturday night, Sept. points higher than the average of Saturday he waa removed to the A World War n bombardier In II. other towns throughout the United will be "Civilian Defense." The la scheduled for completion Dec. 1. committee were Mrs. Thomas Ho- an Eighth Air Force B-17 Flying hospital by friends. Middlesex Coun- gan, Mrs. Maria Welei, Mrs. Ber- Mrs. Elisabeth Kehoe, reporting States. committee in charge includes Mrs. Other members of Mr. Fluhr's ty Coroner Kaln pronounced the Fortress In Europe, Lieut. Feakes on civil defense in the borough, kadore perlmen, Mn. Lawrence committee are Edward J. Macklin, Few Participate nard Cralghton and Mrs. Eugene waa awarded the Air Medal and Mr. Taylor answered questions Shilling, Mrs. Charles Stillwagon death a suicide, Patterson. Thomas Hogan, scout- pointed out that the municipal civ- Mait advtrtlM In Tht Rtfiittr rtgultrlr. •tort, Shtrmsit'i, 45 fieti sU, *H judge that the muffler has been west thlt afternoon, tonight aad bud unlformti ke eland M of Am, 10.—Advirtlitntat, damaga was don* to tho wri, •"Advertisement! as a Phlleo representative, SkAd?ertiMSMal fsBtirtdt {tomorrow, «w> nmwnm. ATOP*? m, mi far Tawcra .. Me*-, it, at Mtrrity W« IUI Alortf Council Moves VHk by Rev. CaerhM P. Awards Presented WACA af tha MethadUat m t»f Amy aaâÂAAA^^^ ~- J-*- - ajBaT—A^^ eanttKiA^^ (By Harold Jesebtea) head a gerau* Twceday at Mtmkert ef the L*ease> i This week-end te will celebrate Pfe. Joaaa* •. UytMa, Jr., wh« af e tares** pas- MONMOVTH B E A C H-Aa avaataeaf er tse weaw witee •f the VFW last week reaetvea a At 'Bungalow Day* lAbor day. It can hardly at called To Curb Foliage aa recently graduated traaa the ta* here, Be*. B. A. MiUtr, whe is ameadtaeat te the berongk'a Utjttar ef tvweeagilea Mesa Vgt otor Traaa|>art a»d Maiateaaaa* coejtral ardiaaaee that wewld re- a holiday for mott people because ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* - Bor- awar retired, ead his wile, la th* ef Cbartee Beatta. it Ceattal ave. r BL Maaaaig; ifMMC* wC HIGHLANDS - Mrt *uth they will attend moat of their time haal at Caaip UJa«a«, V. C, M •fttreesa the greaa weat to th* eajirc the two local taveraa to be Mr. Smith wa* decMd vice pteta- Is m tat actsan Berth ef ough council Tuesday night ap- now ataUoawd at Cherry Ptaat. W. abut dowa by 2 a. ta. was iatre- ache-ails end Hey Tevnatnd ewre in aa autemoMle. It i» tfca busiest proved on tret reeding aa ardla- feat* (My Boardwalk. Th* trip Korea. Me raaentW reateved a gM . awarded cupe M tkc outstanding trolrk holiday of the year, aa many C. Ha li«a been tiaaaferred ta the wejs aaed* Iy private cart, e picnic duced by the beard ef tad ~ Frederick Repel* teentesy. •AtfkaaM atf Sa*^ ^Â aw IB* â^ athlete* of the day-long fsetlvitiet forbiddinor g the exceeaive eieaere at their meetiag Tuesday jpawMaw ** •â» eea^ ear «a» eeta* pereon* try to tike advantage of it. ••*r « th* of °'" • "•• , helicopter diviaioa. The pjeai aaM Imtok adag catered at tat Miller at the lSih annual "bungalow 4*y" The anly way it really will he a « «* '°"««« at iatoreeeUen* ' the aoa of Mra. MargtMrita Ldtr- >e*7Alt«wd»g w*r* MM. W. Bight. Marry Albert Repel* gad «urr* a'. Conner* hotel Saturday. • land another r«*Uicting parking a «f •arewehufy aad J«Mfe aV WhMAttt, Mr*. Jam** Boa- The ordinance calls far tha dis- holiday ia. if the weather beeamei along rt. M and First ava. ia prep- Mn. Bvtlyya Depferp . lUaert Ma- Cup* al*o vert awarded to Vir- aavert ard preventt m«my from gat- Uyton, »r. *f Miaati, Fla, Ma haa «*« Deaals. Mr*. continuance ef aerving driaha at 1 birthday _ Ml ginia McCartcn and Henry Eggcrs, aratian for the laatallatiaai •( ac- keen tyaadiag • It-day IMM M feal a. m, but the asaeadmeat calHagj at Mai tiag to the aeaahore. This aaeana tivated lights at UM iatersectlea. „__. MM. Wlllleflt COW for the ahut dawn waa recamaaamd- th* Neveeiek ees. who were nained outstanding eerim- like a horrible thought, but the in- •wther'a haaaa. MM. Oarrett Chatty, Mn. I MraT Mr aad Mra. mers under li year* old ia th« tentian of the holiday waa to give Public hearing was aat far tine nest ed by the atate division of Alcoholic eld Oakea, puMicMy mernirjf'e iariaaailng events aad te •Meting, iept. 11. .__ I Btaaett. Mr*, fraacn Beverage Coatrei, aceardlag ta Mr. brated tbekr Met the wwrking nan a day »f ralaa- The atreat aepartatent will be Mayor Sidney B. Jehnsea. eery at»dejret their Peggy Looney and Bill Orecher, ation. You can't relax for a mo- Oereea, Mat, Ohariee Faib*oa»rg late ead Mr. Repel* tecretety etae* st. ' judged outstanding- ia tali evente empowered by the trat ordinance Municipal content was given la mcnt driving on the highways to- t» trim all ahrubbary withia tea eM tn«ad**a Oaarge, Mrt. Oeorge IBM. A ehlleren'* pared* will Mn. V la the aftfmoon let children un- Davis ead eaa Jimmy, Mrs. Dtm- the New York Keanaburg ft Leag launch th* aateeiatlee's eaaaal der 11 day. feet ef a atreet and M feet of an Branch But company t« make local last Thareder te her I hav« friendt of mine that have intersection in th* event that prop- hem V. Beialg, Mr*. A4*lph Duas- atops to pick up passengers la the Uber day party at t p. m. A MB h ft bh ' After bungalow decoration, which apent live hour* just driving seek atee. Mm. Oeerge WbitSeld. Mrs. war bead will at awarded at the raa between t and 10 a. m., the fol- erty ownm-a fail to cut the foliage borougbh h fof r ttravel l betweebt a K to the city after a day at the to a height of M inchea, and ta bill Jena Diet* aad Mra. Oeerg* Withy. a4tjM'e party *t the ortvate heath lowing: were awarded prlsti In the They wer* met there by Mr*. Anna bur* and Long Branch. The Ha* at Central *ve. ead •wimraing events: BUI Klika and beach and upon returning home owner* for the work. The second now operatet with permittee te have brrn to tired that they had to ordinance will forbid parking M ataatt, who IB vHatiag I* Oe*aa pick up or ditcharg* pattengar* III a, m. J«rllyn Cothe, Pollj-wog race; Paul take tht not day off to re«l up. ©Hy. Mrs. Mh*er Jiaaaf ef Gross and Donald Bwteney, fr<* feet bath aldea ef Firrt ave. along who will go eapree*p _ from Kew aat Mrs. Oeorge Peyto ef Bee atyle, t>9y». T-l yeart; Eleaaer Mr- Plus the danger of an accident, rt. M e"d 1*0 fe«t both aidet of the At Ms mating test week th* ata*» which does rot huve to be fatal to ' at the Pr«aytertea York tlty ta any af the she** BaaaVAtBBaat wMtBaaaTAaBBBBWel Baaf CsaVB) CâBaaVdMcf BaVtatBaw i:_"_. gen sf Mr. at* I Carten ens' Carline Beatrem, frit highway sleng First avs. tawat, or vtet verse. etyl*, girl*, T-l; Howard Wail art cause a tot of grief, I can't help Tha initallatlen ef automatic te parrhat* a aew lllary ef the VtMraaa *f fWeiga Arehlt Bkask, ef ft*** at, self Frank Bambury, walrua rafa. beys, feeling aerry for the people that crossing (atea at Center, Highland War*, this week atenaitd egealag breted Me tenth birthday ~~ 10-12; Virglnit MtCarten and Mau- ome down for a big weck-clul and and Bay ave*,, with eensaejiteat In- the VTW netieoal thtr and) reen Davit, free •»>•!». girls, IMS; Ind that they have spent almost creased danger te echeel chlldrea. Archie, Jr., vettted New Terk etty- .Henry Eggtrt and David Pumphy, full day driving and If they go led te council1! direction that Bar- Mr. end Mm. Alfred BreweT«f KEARNY-Themes Rtley. M, af l«BaiandBi taaMMaati jnaMamdafiJt BahdBB taajataMB) aBdt BBM* free atyle, boye, 1116; Marianne i»n the ahore as far at Lavalette, •ugh Clerk Nelaon H. Roberts at (ha taeetlag «ai«atarily can- VVwfMJ* wfJfV efj^w"Jfjef .SFJBw WSBBBJ Wf BFTB Boatrom and Edith Bchwarts, fne hey have put in more than a full write ta tha geheols te inform ef- trNMtad |tt» toward Ma goal. Aa Frent tt., Union Beseh, was ar> week after the wee Mined by Mn, BaBBSjB *EBVWA ^F t *Brt> tanaaawaaaaaanananr eaaM es* enraBaa style, firla HIS Warren Devtai, lay'* driving. Sitting in a hot, flciala at the greater aeed, fat cau- tdatMawal UM was contributed at tested yesterday by Kearay nellea a , V marathon iwtm, hoys, It uF: Mrs. ramped car, horns blowing, ears tion. dBW pJ|| l* gj g tfaÂ oa statutory charges tavehrtag a neasey aad MrsM . DeylDy * as the tarehte . ata BtMMay aagytr gsjeaa hy his Katherla* DavU. free style, fir If, earning, many atop* and atarta, •sweat laglatratiaa win ha held U-year-eld-girl. tltlgMM ptradde MondaMd y ef tta t MiliMilitart y S^B*BBeBBt ^tFvBtwe*wga* eBrwjBraaj aavSwg BBjajBan tBBaâa* Ceunctt appteved Mayor Waidroa Order ef tht Ceettstttei, htM la m faat Wfagkm** AAtf IIBBBBBT WBBSBMNA I* up: Jack Walker, watermelon getting eut ao stiff thsy can P. laaitha appaintmeat o( Fred a weak from tsmsrrew at • a. m. Rile, was traded through the 9. W. raea, boy*, 12-11; Edith SehwartS iardly walk. Then a week-end diet Oaaker aa a special aatrelman eta- I eaaa Monday, sept, it fact that when the girl el'agedly eai Raaert ef . and Marianne Baitram, breast if hot dog*, hamburger*, aeida, etc., ttoned aaar It. Agaaa achael for Miner hat contracted for met him laat week he was driving Mrs. Elisabeth Watt* has re- raad Mra. Edweri Neaf aai (troke, girls, 11-11; atrt. Ruth lus, there have te he tht beer the protection of pupils there. The tha aamtlag at hit ttorti, whleh a car with California lleeaats pletes" ' , taratd from a week's vtjK to their sesea aMwaraMward aaf IWnMdaItVaSSa aaaaii Schwarts, erawl, girls, IT up: rtnher* who ahetw up th* hat rod mayor'* appointment of Walter •fa giaaf111 by thejive snd Ten, He is alleged to have turneied up a Breekljm wkert she wet a avast aad Mrs. Mwari Ml aai George Forrester and Rlehard rivers, the teen-sgers whe are Riaieye aad the White Front. Hw day* later with another tar ef friends. l«r«nti, distance, hoys, II UB; Mra. rylng to put *e much Inte a short Oihaoa aad Joseph Caruso as apo- m asKe May. stall Mewat It teal dal patrelawa alee was appreved Pfe Uytea teak bit h»a1t tratt> saraMMaT Fiaagelle, proprietor at having Ntw Jsrsey plates. Mn. Vivien aendbem wag fke^ Mary Haggerty, specialty awlm far BaBBBBBBaVBaal Baft aa>ln% aaaBafjaaafl. irnaV HBBBV aTWaa* Ime. It does not constitute a hoi- approved the request of ag at Parrit Islsad,.S. C, wkert Radio aad Tslevlelan, Riley'a arrest resulted freta a tip ef the arreagtmiais eemtnlt. married woman; Dave Cunningham, May tor many. Council Saturday after from a Red Bank awter vehicle MMn . Naati~ e clown diving, bey* to 14; Oeerge the New Terk-Kaaaaburg-lioat ic received the silver star far kit tee fer th* eard party held T*)te> Th* persons that *niey th* hal- ibarpshoeting raeerd. He is a gratV speadtag a atantk vMting m Ittry registration dealer. day night at the Legtca hall by gwsttef I Forrester, elewn diving, keys ever day th* meat are th* erne* that Branch hut company fer permi*> at a MraaMf 14; Toby Ortcher, fancy divint, tlon ta pick up and discharge north uste af Reef Bank CathtUs high •M Franat. members ef the VFW ewlltary. ' have t* work and wateh the oth- achool aad before eateriag the ser- Tha ataaalag beard atet Monday Richard Canard to eendaed by party helhldd aaftef r tat boy» and (irli te U; Roy Town- er* at play, •*• «V»n't f»*1 M4 If and aeuthhound paaaengem. Bor- Amerteaa Lagtea awlUuv tt aend, faney diving, fceyi and glrli ough Attorney John M. Pillabury vice waa employed by J. H. Kelly to Ity. an Bttta Patttreen, Mn. Marat Dewd, Field event* after community we ean all he her* en th* 4th ef srtryy Ml ta the AsMrlcata a Legiog n thi* week of Bert Miller of Mn. lasbella Redrlgwta, Mrs. Aa> September aengere from the metropolis. Final Rlc* *f thi* plat* returned kern* Set. telnettt Beyer. Mrs. ANN a^rlgst. luncheon at the resort* bungalow approval of the Intentate Com- latt week after apandlng twa hhoej w MondaMd y nightiht , («« whicwhichh timtimee visiting with hit parents, Mr. aad ave. colony brought t,rttt* te th* f«l- tfceF.V. iawreaw merce Commission also Is required. week*' vacation at Camp Mebawk, tha Mrthdaye el Mn. Ivlak Bo- Mrs. Anthony Ratti of Uwls st "Oar CluV awmatre wit Mn. Myrtle Lawrence. Mr*. Aaaa . lowing: John Maggerty and Linda The mayor aakad the co-opera- Charlemont, Maas. water aad Mrs. Mtdsllne Dangler A reception wa* held Bunday at neat Wedaetdev et the home of MeOrall, Mn. Marie Keeesr, Mrs. III*, wa aaw you with Rut* Bun- nVIVv •WPH *^ k Ratty, creepers' rue; Bobby any tion af First ave. merchants In tht Mr. and Mr*. Benjamin Bleat aai wan abtervad. Tkere win be th* Uurel pi. hem* ef Mr. aad Mrs. Chartoi Ttlagtt ta Oeeaa and Jim Flaming, toddlers' race; day night. Did you win ever A. P.? iy, but the coun- MM. Joseph Mareelle following the ava. In the clue's Ant m**tmg ef Mrs. Hancy Weed), Mn. Fltrwit Raymond Kortel aad Danny Skel- Barbara H. who did you promise dlajtlay of the national colors Mon- ehiidrtn, Chrlatina aai Urry, ef day, Beat, 10, whan a group of boat M Lafayette *t., left last Thursday cil wilt heU a card party Monday, baptism of their son, Joseph, Jr., the fall sateen. Btllet, MMM . LydlLy a BthaaHB aad Mn. ' ton, and John Btenlssn and Danny ascend eouples t* Friday night? at St. Dorothea's Csthelle church. Tkt anaaal elemaake aai eatws jfMMfl CtoaB* «faa%6f fI MeCerten, horse rtee teems; Jerllyn Red Henderson, w* tee yeu like owners will he host to members af For a IWay meter trtp tkiwagh the Disabled American Veterans. Canada. aai Mrs. Michael Nevaek ef Mr. and Mra. Paul Hughes ef (awsMat at Conner"* hotel la Dewd aai cttjaty Chagtata Oavtd V«th* snd Michel* Qulan, egg te reserve your couple* well In ad- NIlMlU are visaing their daugh- Valley Forge, Pa., arrived latt night Water Wlteh will he h*ld at S:M •rae*; Bruce Weill and Densls Cun- vene*. Mr*. Edward Jehasea af Water- man ave, entertained at taaeheea tw, MIM Arise* Matrlt of Throek- for a visit with Mr. aai Mr*. Mat- M -r.iinrh»m, henteal rate; Fit Muf- Jo* Norerots, what ha* happened ava. thew Hughes ef College avt. The Fellowship eiict* at tht fett ani Judy Mtrtln potata race; te you and M.T Garden Show at her hem* Monday. Ktr gusets Included Mr*. Alton Jehatea aad Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson Routine huslnsss waa conducted Methedtot church will held a puck Billy Orseher and SavM Dumphy, Marge Wagner and Ann Ramsey, ef Tkraafeaserten ave. entertained last night when th* Friendship festival tealgat at S e'elesh In tht Tw*nty4ve staieats at Crryiwi .sat* ra«e; Peggy Lseney ead Vir- we would like to see mart *f yen. Mr*. Roy Uytea of Boa Bright aad Mr. and Mrs. Willie Uager af Long ginia MeCarU*. peUto raet; Mar- To Open Sept. 8 Mite O. Cetnelr ef Uang •raata. guild of St. Jams* Material Epis- rwrtatlea retma ef the tharth. HtM aetdematmyy spenp t Wsaanaaanayy af JeAna Carue*, have you and Branch Saturday night at canasta. copal church mat. Thenta Mteney, dauBtiter ef Mr. latt wweek k aashingh g ffreef s CapCi i Mn garet Bambury aai MargarH Me* Tammy changed your minis? Mr*. Reginald Uytea of Water* Mra. Refctaeea entertained Mrs. El russt. and Rosemary Vaughea aad ATLANTIC HIOHLANDI- The man av*. I* a surgical natieat at Mr*. Edith Lewi*, MM. tdrdla aad Mrs. Mm Meenty ef Breek- TTe n Cate'Cte'a HappyH , whtth aaile Alice, why aea aaaad Monday aad Atlantic Highlands Qarden dub sie Robinson and son Oary of VanPrit and Mr*. R. B. HatfMd lya. whe are summer gweste ef ffro m tht AtlantiAlti s HHighlandl * Tatwbt Vat Martha, thrtt-teigtd ran Rivarvlew hospital. Oeaaaptft Satardey afteraeen. Bud MeOulnntsj. singls Tuesday? is It Rust? will apea Its annual garden show w*r* guests at ths Fred Sleklu Lault UMarea and Miss Beast* harher. Oary C, what happeaed ta you "Rural Delights," Saturday, Sept. Two wild geese decoys, etetoa CatMMllnaa and Mrs. Lson B. home, Red Bank, a weak ago y*e- li; Mra. Helta Xothe, epen and Wild*? frem th* front perch ef Mewlead UMares,, as Miller si,, was guesg t Mr*. Altee Oaaaea I, at the Sandy Hook Bay Ameri- B. Jones, Linden dr., Wednesday ef Smeek, Jr., and family are vaea- terday at a meeting ef fhrew*- of heaeh r at a eurprtoto t partt y aaaa - 4aV taBaW taa^Jafltafjl 1ft Jtck Event aai Jim Meat- Barbara Berry and John aiaa- can Legion home. ttentag ta Flerida. hury auilllarr ef Rlvcrvlew hos- Jack make a euta eouple. lut week were found Sunday night day when the eetsbrated] her alatk ftftif kiy f haa. land marathon; Jaek Hag- This year's show will fsatun a Mn. Freak Marctlia and Mr. and pital. Mr*. Stole Robinson of Ocean- birthday. "™J BPBff BBBB>>B|B>>|BJ*B7 eBBBBJ .gerty, B0»yi. dash fer married men Ella, dent worry ao muoh about harvest motif auggeatlr.g the com- by Patrolman F*rry Ell in the pe- Mrs. Frank Mereelte, Jr., will spend port accompanied them. Ruse, tksre are pleaty of alee fel- lie* booth at th* int*r**ctlea ef Mr. and Mn. Donald Keraek ef Mr. aai Mrs. J, Dttaa ef berethy Bode tnd BUI Otvis, atta** ing of winter. Over the eitlre dis- the week-end at Sampson Air Bate, Mr*. Anna Robinson entertaiaed M Bav ave., and Mr. and! Mrs. Mur- relay teaaa; Mr*. Evelyn Orlffea, lew* at tha rink. play will be a painting of an "In- Rumson rd. and Buene, Vista av*. M. T* vtaeUng Charles Mareello. the Canasta elub Tuesday after- Harold, Jr., good ta see you home, Th* decoy* are valued at tiM at*. ray Ntehelf ef Belferd were wttb. heel aad to* rte* fer married worn- diana Moon," done by Reamer cording te Mr. Jonas. Mies Connie Prisk of Dover Is noon. Oueste included Mrs. Edith end guests ef Mr; and Mn. Oeerge her Itth Mrthiay last week, Ovettj "an; Mr*. Virginig a MeCurdy and tailae seam* to think so too. Keller of Ocean ave. visiting Mr. aad Mn. Edward H, Lewi*, Mr*. Ella Klotiln and Mr*. Jukle Young, why didn't you Patrolman Beth Jehatea ef Brace Mawry ef Martha's Vineyard, Mas*. at a party at her he*M ea Apeta. Mra. GM Ratty, Mn. Among tht exhibits will be ones Urlea. Willis Unger. Memben et the eteetatlve eee> tea are. were Caret Catiaagn, LilliaU n KelchlfnKlhll , wheelbarrow race want ta skste Thursday night? by local Brownies and cub scouts, pi., returned te hi* dutlaa with th* Mr. ani Mrs. Benjamin Van- Robert Fary. Oeorge Ramsey Charlie H., wh«r« an you M*> iellc* department Monday after mlttee ef the Parent-Teacher at- Jena MeCermack. Oharles DaveA Henry Raw. gait *»ttl«g easiest An educational exhibit will offer Keutea returaed Saturday from a and John Brown have enlisted In seelatlen will meet tonight at I Jeka MeCermack. Marian Davatl, .Bill Dtvla, horseshoe pitching lag yourself. Information to those wlahlng ad' ,wo weeks' vacation. week'e vacation at Harbonlde, Me. the Air Fore*. They leav* tetter- Johnny t*grottlna, keep> trying, Seaman Perry Eli, Jr., aon ef Pa- o'clock at tht home ef Mra, Jeha Ceokit Umbenaa, Mlefcey Me Rtehari Lareats. high Jump; James vice en raising a garden and mak Mra, Haasl Hsndenon af Acad- row for physical examinations nnd P. Adalr en Portland rd. Ctrauek. Robert Duaa. Robert , Menahea, bread tump; Jack Hag* we an sure you'll win her back. Ing attractive floral arrangements. trolman and Mr*. Perry Ell ef La- emy ave. has been eoaflned horae assignment to Sampton Air gerty, ehot put and Hamilton Orlf- Alice P., and Eddie B., nice ta fayette at. returned to Norfolk, Ve. William Fahrer ef BS Barbetl* Oaptaign aad Rkhard Cantaigii. There will be a garden center eee- tha past two week by Illaeei. Hsr Mrs. Josephin" " e Dieks has ra- ave., ceMbrated hi* birthday Bat> fen. men'* walking raet. tea you skstjng together again. tlon for persons having special hor- lut week to rejoin his ship, tha tea DeeaM left Sunday fer fltene- turned te Indiana after having TM wera preteia, given ta nagn- Janice, please give Den a chaaee. aircraft carrier, Balpan, after ten «r4ry. Th* alnitle men won the haechen ticultural and gardening problems. California, after vietted her son-in-law aaa daugh- Miss Lea Kuelashl ef Peterson Iy eamplM swbetanee* feaai ta alt «u«* after Bold meats. Dinner, ea- BUI Beott, who Is your current Mrs. O. D. Bteelman, chairman day*' leave. Patrolman and Mrs. week here. ter, Mr. and Mrs. I* J. Olacelttte ef Eli had a* guests ev*r th* week* and Albert Lynn, ten ef Mrs. living eslls. to derived fresa «h* •tertainmeat and iaact contest! of tha flower show committee, said Mr. sad Mn. Harry RewUad It Villa pi. Stella Lyw ef MT Bay ava., win ht One* weri BMaalag "tret" where Mrs. Z>. Meauaat and Mrs, Hilda ani Marry, cents skating thla week the felt sure the filing •nd, Mr. and Mrs. Oeerg* Meff- . D. ftollly wen tkt Ckarleetea ***- more often. of entries In every class would be meltter of Union City. tart, followed Other datee eeatost Seta aayeat have "Soehl*'** ad- complete baton Sept. 1, the eloslag Member* of th* RUSH wtaaers were Edward Caealdy aad dress? We'd Hat te tee It ta the date pany. Oceanic -Hook ani Udd*r Mrs. Joseph Burns. watt*: Robert bulletin hoard. Clubs from Heimdel. Fair Ha company and the Uiles' aualNary Daffy aai Mm. Mary Haggerty, Edith T.. ale* to see yea oa .in, Naveeiak and Toms River of tiie Oeeaale company marthid Jitterbug, and Jtek Mr*, Mth aUa aitln. are eipatted t» enter exhibits. In the artaua't garaie at folk dancing. BarbarBarbaa W., an yaw still afnid Among tht special prises thai Breach Saturdayuy . Thae ~ of U. S. eanramen live in wmmaiiitief of under • Special awards < art araeeatedl ta of HaroldHld , 8r8? will ha awarded during the show company won a priae ta tha laddtr 53% •Peter Vrteland andI Marianne Boa- Jean B., how an you getting are a garden dump cart, juleeo- raising contesttt . treat. Thomas F. MeVtcktr was along with Bobby HT metle, toadtar, pair of earrings and Mrs. Albert A. Kerr. Jr. aai In- 10,000 population—but not even half of most product, are told there mister of ceremonies at all thi Jimmy P., It was nice aeelIng you poker set. fant sea, Douglas, returned te their ie/a events, He alee was ehaltwu* at th* rink Friday night, Pleate of the "Bungalow Cay" oommlttM home en Blossom rd, Monday af- com* more ettea. 141**10011 eVrtatt eHOasMOWtll eBHaBtrOflaU which also toetuoai the following Jean P., we hear yeu ntv* a SOM and Daufhten* hospital Th* chlM was hern Aag. Mr*. With MeVlektr, *ecr*t*ry, crush en Milton C, agate. U aad Oeorge Davit, Jtek Htggerty, Pilgrimage Sept. 9 IT. true? Curtis Errel Luaila, ant atats Edward Caatidy, John Rogers. Mrs. Tha Past Councilors asioctatlm Peggy Eggeri, Mra. Atlee Cotnt, Barbara H, do you still ae with Kout ef troop 11, tea ef Mr. aai Jehnny or are you back In cir- of Monmouth-Oceen county, Son Mr*. A. W. Lundln ef S Henav Mr*. Vivian MeCurdy, Dan McCar< and Daughters of Liberty, will held tea, Joseph Bambury, Mrs. Flor- culation? •unk st., attended th* aret ftlknr> .eae* Tewnaend, Edward MeOann, jo rtrn, wner* are yen Its annual pilgrimage to Old Ten- ship eonferenc* ef Area *G Or- Mrt. Dorothy Bods aad Mrs, yourtelf? sent church Sunday, Sept. t, der of th* Arrow, at flat Mm Oeorge A. Bed*. Joseph Oonlon Fay H., why don't yea meke up Mrs. Ella Woolley of Scout reservation, Ctomtatoa, Over was eommltt** trseiurar. your mind? Branch will be In eharge of ter tht wetk-end. Ht wu a guest at Ed, Kanty, whe It that girl yen vices at the monument, following Laoau lodge and was lalUatti In- akated so much with the other the 11 a. m. church asrviees. The to the order. night? association will meet in Ukewood Dr. and Mrs. Edward Navarra ef Brunner Coamitled Hilda T., and Harry B., we see a week from tonight. Rumsen rd., returned Friday am To Marlboro Hospital you an still going strong, th* ship Cent* Blancamaao after a Tom Parneli, what happeaed to FABTY MABJia DEBUT three months' vacation- la Italy. ATLANTIC you and EllaE? Wellington Brunaer, 41, of Congratulations to Joan F., More than 110 guesU attended g and party given In honor of Miss Terr) Mount ave., waa committed Don H,, they have bean going Marlboro atate hoapltal ytiterda; Wrrlemann Friday evenin* by Mrs. YOURj&ARDEN steady (and we mean steady) fer Wilbur Barlow Ruthrtuff at he afternoon, Police Chief Bterlin two yews on Aug. It. by CHARLES H. CONNOM Bweenay aUted thia morning, home, Highlow farm. The estati Marie and Chick H., wa would was decorated with colored lights. (Rutgers University) Brunner waa taken to Monmouth like to see mere of you. Miss Wsriemtnn la 18 years old ani' You can make a ntw lawn ar re- Memorial hospital Tuesday afte Good luek to Johnny Brown, Boh a graduate of Rumson high school pair an old one any time now. Late noon after he jumped] from hi Fary and Oeorge Ramsey, who are She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, aummer and early autumn la tht third atory apartment, according leaving for the Air Force Friday. Oeorge Werlemann, Rumson. best seston for this. Cooler nights, to the police. Did you set Alice P.. crying Sat- usually with a good aupply «f According; te a hospital report, urday night? ture encourage grasses. Brunner fractured both heels I rOUCB ERECT 8IONS Thdr ravtrtts Banga Two essentials for a, good lawn what police described as a lUlcld Police Chief Frank W. Rsuthei are thorough preparation of tht attempt. Alice and RUM, "Because of Teu." announced this morning that to soil and good seed. One eoaatttntsl Brunner, whs U also awaiting Barbara Berry, "Oh! Johnny." lsvlate dangerous condltlona at sev of a good garden soil that It often .sentence in Monmouth count; Johnny 8.. "Iôulse." court on a morala charge, oral local corners, police have lacking Is organic matter. With tht Barbara Hathaway, "I O«t Iotas." erected "No Parking Here to Cor bulldwer as a means ef grading, -..*• transported to Marlboro by thi Marglt W., "Charlie My Boy." ner Signs." The signs have been much harm may be dona In pack- Atlantic Highlands ant aid squad, Ann Ramsey, "Jim." put up at the Intersections Ing the soil when it it wet. Joan P., "Because of You." Bridge ave. and Chestnut si., Bridge Thorough working of tht Mil, In- BOBIN8OMS ENTBBTAIN Paul T., "I'll Never Smile Again." ave. and Oakland at. and Bridge Bigtowa ;U. S. A. hu potential taltt fir greater thaa EATONTOWN-Mr, and Mrs ave. and West Front st. corporation of organlo matter, tht William H. Robinson of Throefe FIRE WRECKS BUNGALOW use of lime If ths soil is acid and i currently told—far greater than you have told it. covtrtgc of big dqr aiarkett k equally sound for Bigtowa morton ave., entertained Sunday a' DEAti—A bungalow at 2 Pttassnt HURT CLIMBING FENCE some fertiliser with readily avail- : For example, it it 49% of filling nation tales, yet what U.S. A. a harvest dinner at tliilr hom pi,, owned by Mn. Edward Ogle, able nitrogen will contribute te OuaiU included Mr. and Mrs. wit badly damaged by fir* Tuesday Dorothy Otbeey, 12. of 1M Nav succeis. oil company's advertising and talet efforts match thiif It You can't ttiflc or aide tat talte power af a Stf>Uat Thomas Robinson and aon Osry o night. Second Aulatant Chief Roy sink River rd., Mlddletown town Buy good ssed. While we it 3«% of all food talet, yet what food company'g ad- tinttlumm in a •>, !• or 10-pagt aewtaaptc. Oeeanport, Mrs. Emma White and Mana estimated the loss at $18,000 ahlp, waa treated at Rivtrvlew hos- the use ef New Jersey standard •ertJting aad lalct effortt match this* It it 21% "of all drug actual advardiiag rtaderthip mearch Igoret to big d granddaughter Nancy of Neptun and said the cause of the blase, pital yesterday afternoon for a cut mixtures, there are many other Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard White arn which started In a rear bedroom, on the chin. The child told hos- good ones. A tew cents difference «codttctt»yet what drug mtnuftctuwcan mtttn thitf It dailiet' tttet, aai you will fad tka law Billiat talk ton Stanley of Neptune, Mr, am was unknown. He added thtt It pital authorities she was climbing in price mty mtke a imt differ- ft 31% of all retail talet, yet what individual company caa more eoteiy thia you think, Mra. Willie Vngtr of Long Branch may have started from an elec- a fence when she fell. ence in tha final result trical short circuit. Long Branch match thiif * Toe only ie«daMUttrc it: Apply yonradverriilngcoit Mr. and Mrs, Michael Novack o: From now until early October While we doubt thtt very many manufacturers' talet against Nader traffic tor your advertisement. Then, attum* Michigan, Mlta Atlan* Harris o) firemen assisted In fighting tht ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE BANNl evergreens can be successfully Throckmorton ave, and Mr. an The banns of marriage ware moved. You can iwobably get bet- mau*^canfflatchevtflthctelcîwpercenu|ct,wtkox>w ingyc^paittalctrMordexperienceproT«yo«hiv«good Mn, Nick Rapplyea of Lakawood ter service from a nurseryman at only a wrji, my fn> u» fnm 33%. Klling copy, you will atrioatly want to talk with as about WINS »1M nouneed for the nrat time SundV, at St. James Catholic church be- this time of year. Thd opportunity it there. A larger percenttge it pot- the Bigtowa U. S. A. Market aat) the local ptptn thtt ATTKNDINO OONVEMTION 8EA BRIGHT-Mrs. Margaret tween William J. Walsh and Ml This, too, ia the time to plan< tiWe for you. We can prove it by new specific product tlwayt tell bttt in any market and really do if cheaper ia - Warren DeBrown of Bun rite pi Fowler of 44 Church st, won $100 Dorothy Jagich of New York elt Madonna Lily, a favorite In gar- -River Plua. left Monday night b> yesterday for recognising MUt X and between Mias Dorothy Cueic dens {or thousand* of years, !< brtnd-ntme research—the retultt of which arc now Bigtown U. 8. A. airplane for Los Angelas, Ca! at Gladys Rwarthout In a conteat and Thomsa Kelly of Belmar, shoqid, h« planted with the tip o available on rtquiit from the fine itttc-wide mrvey, It eottt seta thia yera tUak'laaMa»ûJaba«isaia where he will attend thi eenvsn spomored by the Newark Btar- the bulb only 2 inches below the while limilar reiearch ii now being conducted in a •tlon of the American Air Force aa- Ledger. DAUGHTER FOB LINGO'S caa Ltgian •***, a member at tka Burr, eeagwUr *< Mr. prayerbeefc wltk aa orchid to be announced, were discussed birth of a daughter, Busaa Waod- ead Mr*. ila«aa Men'* at the last meeting of th* Com- ferai Ftrlow, Aug. SO, at Faulkner Jefe* Relaey Burr, jr. the*. Veteran* ef Fertlga Wan Park, Atlantic Mighlead*, va* Mar- Miu Miry P. McCNIt, tka arid*'* munity rhurch members. Mrs. hoapits.1, Boston. Mra. Ftrlow la tko at Celestial ledge. Free aad •liter, wa* maid af kaaar. MM wart Harry Seylat was appointed pro- foraner Miat Ruth Aaendorf, dauga> ried gatardey lltNMW •• the Accepted MtMW *f Red Bank. Fraawfteriaa chunk her* U James a yellow silk ergaady |i*i aad gram chairman IK place of Mi*, ter of Mr. and Mr*. Hermann A*e*> W. Evaas, IM ef If r. aad Mn. A»- carried aa eld feahieaed kaua.«ct af 'harlea Cot, who was unable to dorf «f River rd. Ma M. Evea* «f Fraatlaghem, Matt. IT. purpl* gladioi aad yellow taa raaai. ?rve. Assisting her arc Mm. Fmnk. Mrt. Charlea Coatej and *oa Rev. Chart** Webster, racter «f Kdwera Ryan, aartagfteld, tu Braun and Mrt. Edward Fields. John William of Vegae, Nev, KEYPORT—AaeMtaeemeat hat Harold Morgan, president, con- tlM |M Bank Presbyterian char**), iad* ef tka amarriage of Mr*. kia brother's kcat aua. who have been spendind g several perform** tke urtMtir wklcfc we* Following tkc e.reeaeay a wed- ducted the congregational meeting. weeks with Mrs. Coatet1 parents, FlerMc* (Uka) Melee. M E**t Proceeds of $162 from th» recent fallowed by a r*e*ati*« held at U* Freat *t, ta Farcy Caleery, Ktaray ding breakfast ead reception wes Mr. tnd Mrt. William Curchin, Jr., held at tka Hatcl Oraaeda, Brook- dinner, it wa. decided, will go to of Pickney rd, left last week for MMMMta Mill* OMtM«UM h«*l**. at. Tha wadding took place Aug. lyn. Upea tkeir return fraai a *•<- the furnace fund. The church Bwawl A. Caaslmetls, Tack. F*., M at tka kaaM ef Mr. aad Mrs. rustles »« a committee will make th.ir trip home by auto, accom* a alac trip, Mr. aa4 Mra. Ryaa vill p»ni»d by Mr*. Coaten' mother. •MC "••MVM," "I UN TkN, M4 Paul Maaatl, Breed **.. «itk Rev. lira ia tut Saak. a aurvey and report their finding* " CM uHTI WWmfwwt •••^••tvWiP'V CkarUa H. Bmytk, paster at Cal- at an early meeting aa to the ad- Mr*. Coate* i. th. former Mils vary Mctkedtet church, eateiatiag. Dorothy Curchin. by MiM Hutu gsna**a at (ha ae- visability of th» typ. of h'.iting Ta* krMa were * aavy Una laca lystem 'he committee ia ronsider- Mr. snd Mr.. George Buonano of drisa vita ut> sad »U>k acces- Unto BRANCH—Mit* Barbara ng installing and the cost. j ,on borB Friday at aarlM aa4 * ceriag* of ptak ra*a aa Kukler, daughter af Mn. tut*. MM WI* given ia aaarriage Oail Bailey af Ferda. beeame the The with annual baiar hels etch | mol m hoeeital ye«r by the Ladles' Aid society !e I _ ' ay kar ml, Mra. Frederick Fr«d- brld* Saturday af P.F.C. Willie n 4 u •»•»•• J- Greenoerg erttka af Keypart A. Ball, •**> of Mr. aM Mr*. Ray set for Oct. 10 and will b« com-! ;, ,, V. ' , ined this year with a Htrvest. I "* 4;lu«ht*'» »'•"• moved ffro*. Mr. aad Mra. •t«m«! wcr< tki A Ball af Reedtville, W. V*., it thf r ldft*ra**n dress at beige tnd pink Tha ceremony waa performed by Qn Ai ion ct Ea •rial akatr witfc matching; aeeet- Rev. A. J. Velgw, paster af ta* 'Id Willferodt, Frank nraUn, Mar-I - - * * > »' *«d Maaae«uaa Metkadist church. ild Morgan, Charles Conover and aarlaa aad war* a CWMII «f Tali*- Edwards Fields Mr. anil Mr.. William Shaffer *f Oivta la marriage by kar uncle, Following this meetinr th« Sun- Philadelphia are guests thl* w.ck A diaaer tar th* weddlns; party Otie O. Mabh of fiatoa *ve.. Eat- day-school trustee* and teacher* of William Greenwood at hi* home nllewad at Crjrital Brack inn. ont«»a, the bride ware a kallerlna met, with Krancis J, Iûbmelstrr on West st. Mr. aM Mr*. Cklnery sra mak- gewn af white silk aM French pieslding. Plans were m.»de for ing tkelr heaw at M East front lace. Her Sagertlp veil fell from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker, at, where Mrs. Chlaery •pentee a a cap af net trimmed with teed the annual Rally day service to Jr. , . o..f n Prcaptcr t ave., ..ar.e ,par, - tin held Sunday, Sept. 30. Mrs.! ents of a daughter born Monday at rtett«a*ry atar*. Mr. Cklaery to •eerie. Sh* carried a white Bible [ •mplayed ky tha Central railroad ud orchid. MiM Nancy Riddle *f Harold Willgerndt waa appointed Rivtrview hospital. at Tarn* River. He Is a graduate Treated wu maid af honor and Mayer KatWin* gaW WM* tUMrtn ar rieew cyrtiwej ear»ma*y ytttenJay mafninf at tkt chairman. She will he rnd Mr.. John Molt- by Mrs. Ada Woodward, af Keyport high sehoeL her ealy attendant. She wore an J. KriaU itott a#» •>•«• •». ta mark Mw afw^t •• an* al «fc» lar«MT, bnttUcked a«yt *k«a in Hi. gomcry of Riverside garden, are ke-blite silk baltoriaa gewa with Mrs. Herbert Ks.nl and Mi' Ed parents of a daughter born Sunday ard Fields. Refreshments were BE VOB-CMITH matching picture hat and carried •awtry. Laatinf an. bfr fa regM. art: Mn. ChartM CamaWI. Hwvy Fiat. MiH Miymt Smith, lor. Monmouth Memorial hospital. a colonial bouquet of piak reMi. rved after the business session. aiis* Deri* Maydiwa DeVac, Bogor Babtan af Lang Branch wu ntti H. Nsfewan. attMan* manafar af MM ttara; OanaM Naff, maMfar ef tk* n*« wcana'-flaar Hostesses were Mrs. AAda a WoodWood- Raymond Englandg , who hat been daughter af Mr. and Mn. Hirold beat waa. WtsUaW * -* ft fWaiai i aBHsU O'&atfaBUsl MMA ' *- A ward, Mrs. William Smack and itationed with the Navy at Bain- Smith DcVee, IT Rtcklet* pi., be- »»iwfw# nwjfiwww Ira ^WfJi m^vn ** •»•••••••» wnw vfBtOT a^# Mrs. Charles Toop. Others attend- bridge, Md, is spending a leav* came tha arid* af Oordoa Ritchie Tha brlde'e mother wor* a gray ing were Mr. and Mrs. H. Praul with his parents, Mr. .nd Mrs. Wal- •mltk, aaa af Mr. and Mr.. John drete With white aeceauriu aad Clark, Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Mor- er England of 101 Weitside ava. had a corsage of yellow roue. A t^MJta-PATTKBaON Mrt. Howard Rurns of Cheetnut RlUkt* Imith, "HeatMrtoa,- New garden reception aa the town at Family Reunion gan, Charles Toop, Mr. and Mm. Mn. •anwabury, taMay afternoon at ATLANTIC HIOHLANOa-MlN .Stanley Stllwell, Mr. «nd Mrs. Ed- it. is vacationing. She haj visited th* nemo of Mr. aM Mn. William Miss Mottle n France, England tnd Ireland. Oivta la awrrlaia ky k«r tetkar. tka Pmbyterlaa cburch. The cere- Wardman en Tiatoa ave., Eaton- Pearl Jcannett* Folks, daughter ef ward Fields, Mr. anil Mrs. Charlea maay, perfermed by Rev. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bullock, bang Marks Birthday Conover. Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt, Mra. William E. Lrary, daughter tka krMa war* a $•** 1 wklta town, followed the ceremony. of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald B. Van Mtla aa« kalrlaaai BriMarti lac* a Webater, waa followed by a Branch, aad Jam** Caiy Patt.r- To fed Today A family reunion waa held Sat- Mr«. William Dinm, Mrs. Floyd The bride chau a gray feallerliit, __... Jr., *oi of Mrt. Anna L. Lum, Mn. Harry fteylaz, Mrs. Hsr- Brunt of William at., has irrived fraa h*r pattrBal iraaaaMtkM'* drett with white jacket aM accet- Mlsa Elsa Erika Mocgle, famed urday In celebration or the 13d back In Karlsruhe, Germany, where waMlag iff. Tk* fowa ki4 a Hsnry, Atlantic Highland., and birthday of Mrs. Rudolf h Malchow nld Wlllfterodt, Miss Mav Stnark, •oriet for her traveling costume. th« late James Cary Patterson, Sr., harpist of MJ River rd. and Delray frank McCarron, Francie ihe Joined her husband, Ma]. Wtl- •tttd bo4ic« with aa aff-tka> Sh* woi* a eortat* of whit* roiet. Beach Fla., today at 5 p. m. In the of 1*1 oy pi. A buffet supper waa iam E. Leary, after vacationing ikatiMcr acckllae «4ia4 la aVut- were married Sunday, Aug. 1», *t served at the home of Mr. and Mr*. melster and Charles Cox. Th* couple left on • motor trip Trinity A.M.E. chureh here. Rev. Red Bank Presbyterian church .vlth her parents. Nil lace, a catha«ral trala aM to Unionvill*. O., aM ta the home will become the bride of Victor Stanley Haviland, "Witaend," Al BruaMli laca altta. H«r llhutaa V. Peak performed the ceremony ston tt., Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Myron V. Brown of the bridegroom'* pannti. usltted by Rev. John B. Mmms. Hanld Jennings of Worceeter, COUNTY^ BIRTHS of Harrison av*. have returned vail fill fro* • erawa at aut«k- Mn. Ball attended Long Branch Attending the reunion were Mrs. from their annual vacation spent tin lae*, aM aka earrl** a caiaata school* aM graduated from Vn- niven in msrriag* by her etep- Rudolph Malchow, Mrs. Mart Hav- Mr. and Mra. Butler FlUpatrick on Lake Wentworth, Wolfebore, aawiud af tvkaraaM aa4 «taak*> Icnvlll* high seheal. She wu em ftther, the bride wore a white iland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Malchow of Englishtnwn, are parents of a N. H. aMtlli ployed at Perth Amboy. Recently •Ilk gown ftthlonad with a por- and ton Robert. Mr. and Mn. Ed- daughter born Wednesday ef tail Mr. and Mr*. Howard Haven* Mra, Rabart K. Dawtan. Raek*a> returned from the occupation trait neckline and a seven-foot ward A. Kruse, Shirley and Martha week it Fitklh hospital. and family have moved from Canal train trimmed with lace. The hoop Kruse and Edward A. Krua*, Jr.. t*r, M. T., waa matrait t kaaar a«4 forcei in Auetria, P.F.C. Ball Is an Cpl. and Mra. Harold Cyphert, box st. into their home at ilt% Shrews- wor* • 4«k put* !*•• * »•«•* two months' furlough. He la a sktrt wat styled with loo** un- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kruse and bury av«, whlck they recently pur* pretted pleats and the dress had daughter Jane, Mr. and Mn. Edgar 123, Atlantic Highlands, are par an4 Mt an« * art cia. MM car- graduate of Reedtvllle high teheol ent* of a daughter horn Wednes- hased. ried • aeiH«at af wkHa giUMi. aM attended th* lignal school at gngertlp-length sleeves. Hsr Illu- DenlN and daughter Jean, Mr. and sion veil fell from a crown of Mrs. John Hendrickaon and son day of last week at Fort Monmouth Mr. and Mr*. Many Clayton, Jr., MIM Mary O. WaMraa. Watalaf Fort Monmouth, where he will re- mother-of-peirt and eh* carried station honpita! and Mr. and Mr*. M. H. O'Htra, taa, p. C, tka krMa'a raaawaU at port at tha completion of the John and daughter Nancy l/>u, Mr. ef Worthley at spent th* week-cad cellaga, waa maM af kaaar. Ma furlough. white rote*. and Mrs, Stinky Havlland, Neal, Lieut, and Mrs. Jean C. Paquin, Dean, Karl, Mart and Stanley Hav- apartment SB, hldg. 2M1, Fort Mon- at Budd Lake. wor* a almllar fawa M4 aarrtai Mlu Peeola Coward, t>ng Mr. and Mr*. Henry Higgint of a«r»to aM wklta gMMI. Tk* atk- Branch, wat mild of honor. Othtr iland, Jr., Sherry Lynn Haviland; mouth, are parente of a son horn MUTON-DAVIDSON also Miat Mildred Barrett, Mr. and Wednesday of last week at Fort Weetsid* ave. are spending a week •r aM«aainU wara Mra. Jaka •• attendants wers the Mlssss Bar- with Mrs. Mary Quigg at White ranyth, Fair Havta, aM Mn. bara Haynss ana Audrey Harring- Mrs. Chtrlei D. Allaire and son Monmouth station hospital. SHREWSBURY-MIM PatrlcU Htrry, Pat Combs, Sue Botkln, Haven, Fa. Ctorkaaa I. riifcw. Atlaatk Hl|k- Hiltoa, daughter of Mr. and Mn. ton, Jersey City. Lavernt T«lllver, Petty Officer and Mrt. Jolm A. Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Petrene and laaa*. Thay won *aMraM |r*ta Long Branch, was flower girl. Florence Stanley, Ronald Weyer, Charles M. Hilton. Sycamore ave., Bob Waldo and Pat Tilbot. Bennett of Jl Mke ave., Eatontown, son Oregory of Poughksepaie, N. »*l»*t aa* art gawai aa« atrrM aM Philip Theme* Davidson, un Robert Wade, this borough, wis are parents of a son horn Tuesday T., ara vlettlng Mr. and Mrs. Bruno of Mr. aad Mr*. Samuel M. David- beet man, and James Smith, Jr., of laat week at Fort Monmouth Mtxsa ef Monmouth tt. TkatMa K. Maeh. CartUU, •on, New Britain, Conn., wan mar- Long Branch, was ring bearer. station hospital. Erie Hanton of Shrtwabury ried Sunday at th* Hilton ham*. Brldetmtldi' eseorts were Rob- Newark Man Hurt Pvt. and Mrs. Theodore Berkerl Manor apartment*. Riverside ave, •aa R**M, Scrantoa, Pa.; William Oatdaa B. Rabbi Aaron Lefkowlts of Tempi* ert Folks, the bride's brother, and of n Pemherton ave., Ocetnport, ha* returned from a month's vtilt 1. Hoey, McKeeapott, Fa.; and Both Miriam. Long Branch, offl- Albeit McOirt, Eatontown. Ushers As Car Hits Pole are parents of a daughter born with hli mother, Mrs. Anna Han- Richard I. Craw, Unlontewa, Fa. The) brld* wore a Muik utln «tmted. A recaption followed. were Albert Polks, the brld*'* bro- Gerald O'Donnell of Newark wa Monday of last week at Fort Mon- ton of Strasburg, Col The brld*'* mother war* a ghaded gawa wltk a portrait neckline. Her Th* brld* won a etown of point ther, and Horac* Davl*,#Long mouth station hospital. Mr. and Mm, Jackson Murphy of heirloom veil wu made of Brut- Branch. treated at Riverview hospital early violet chiffon gown with purple ae- d* lyon lice aM an illuiion veil yesterday morning for broken ribs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert City af Westsldt av*. and Mr. and Mrt. eetiorle*. while the WnmaJ atle lac* aad she carried Eucharia which fell from a helmet at match- Following a reception held at Edward Murphy of Newman Mae* aad white heather. euta of the left arm and bruises of Hamilton rd., Eetontown, are par- mather waa attired la a pal* pink lag lace. She carried a colonial th* bridegroom'* home, the couple the knees and forehead, Mr. O'Don- ents of a ton born last Thursday Spring* rd. have returned homo eklfren gown wltk navy Wu* i*e~ Mlaa Ckristlna DeVoe wu her bouquet of Sour d'ameur and UUM left on a wedding trip to upatat* nell told hoapitsl authorities he •t Monmouth Memorial hospltsl. from Seaside Heights, where they aorles. B»Ui war* orchid eersej HtUr'a maw af honor, tad Misa af th* valley. New Tork. spent two week*. A gradual* of th* Jultilard was Injured when the cur he w*.« Mr. and Mrs. George Silvera of For traveling, the brld* wer* a Jessi* Louis* Doremu* wag her Th* brld*'* lister, Mine Faith Mrt, Patterson la a graduate of School of Music, Mtu Moegle hat driving struck a pole on Montana Miss Catherine O Hern af Locust Hack pique dr*ti and eap* with •auaia'a attendant. They both wore Hilton, and Mn. Robert Q Long Branch high school and li had the honor of appearing at the Eighth st., West Keansburg, are ave. left today far Cape Cod, ecruSower blue nylon net dress** ave., Port Monmouth. parents of a son born Friday at white aeeeaaorles and a wktta or- were honor attendant*. They won a member of the young people'! White Houaa. Sh* it th* asilitlng Other persona treated In the where the will visit her parents, chid conig*. After a wadding trip aad earrtcd fuehl* glameliu to gown* ef pink tulle and crushed choir of Trinity A.M.E. church. •rtltt In reeitati with the poet and Monmouth Memorial hoepita!.. Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry O Herat matck tkalr *ash*s. Mr. Patterson attended Mlddletown emergency room of Riverview hos to New Himpihlr. aad Canada, Mr. velvel and carried colonial bou playwright, Michael Strange. In pltal during the week include John Mr. and Mrs. Warren McNeal af Leon Dennis of Bridge av*. la and Mrs. EVaaa will live In CatUtl*. Jam** Dean, Eatontown, wu but quota. township high school, is a veteran addition to being a virtuoso and rt. in, Keyport, are parents of a a aurgieal patient at R!v*rvl*w ef World War II and a member of Osborne, 8, of Sllverbrook rd., Fa., where th* krldegroom la a atth man and the ushers were Warren Donald Davidson. New Britain, lecturer, Mils Moegle haa been Shrewsbury, cut over the right eye, ton born Friday at Monmouth Me- hospital. dent at Dleklntoa Law ashool. Bur and Harkatas DeVoe, the was b**t man for hi* brother who the Sandy Hook Bay put of the morial hospital. Mr. and Mr*. Bernard L. KaUin. American Legion. orchestral harpist at Radio City struck by a croquet mallet; Robert The bride wa* graduated from bridegroom's brothers-in-law. hid a* uihert another brother, Muiic Hall and with opera Bogart, 10 llaaon fit., Keansburg, Mr. and Mrs. George Kost of Madison ava, and Mrt. Robert Ki* Atlantic Highland* hlgk eehoel and Attar a trip to Nassau, Mr, and Lawnnc* Davidson; Benjamin and Mr. and Mrt. Patterson ara IN, companies under the baton* of bruises of the face, arm and shoul Euclid ave., Matawan, are parent* lin and eon, Ronald, Wanama***; Dickinson eollege, In college she Mrs. Bmltk will live in Eatontown. Dave Lmnthal, Maxwell Rafkln, lag ia Atlantic Highlands. Laopold Stokowskl, Alexander der, fell off bicycle; Gloria Citar of a daughter born Friday at Mon- have left for Miami, Fla.. wh«ral waa a member af Beta Tau Alpha Tka bride wu graduated from Red Jerry Keka aM Qerald Mysrson. Smallent, Albert Stosise! and Efren olio, U William st., Red Bsnk, dog mouth Memorial hospital. they will attend Miu Phyllia KaM fraternity and PI DalU Cpsllon Baak high Khool aad Barnard eol The brld* attended Villa Maria Kurta. She Is a member ef the bite; Mtrlo Flannagan, SI McCai- Mr. and Mm. Charles J. Krueger tin'* graduation from th* Univers- Journalistic fraternity. Prior to her ttge, New York. Mr. Smith I* a convent and wu graduated from MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. Anna Ma, faculty of Msrymount collage and ter ave., Fair Haven, cuts of the of Port Monmouth rd., East Keans- ity of Miami Sept. ». marriage she taught English In At- graduate of Peddle achool tad Ham- Aibury Park high school. She re- rl* Botler, Schwartsel dr. and Wil- a tcuher st tha Preparatory school scalp, ran Into a door; Patricia burg, are parents of a son born Word haa been received from Mr. Untie Highland! high school. IHoa eollege, wher* he wu a mem- ceived her A.B. degna at Emerson liam E. Grimm. Flushing, L. L, of the Institute of Musical Art. She Dardiek, Sycamore ave., Shrews- Saturday at Riverview hospital. and Mn. John A. Henry* of Mara- Mr. Evana U an alumnus of Dkk ber ef Delta Kappa Eptllon. He eolUg*. Her husband, a graduate w*r* married Saturday by Rev. is the daughter of Mrs. Catherine bury, possible eoncuaiion, fell off Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kish of eiibo, Vtnetula of th* birth of their Inson eollege, wher* he wu a mem- served two years In the Navy and of th* Berkshire School aM Trin- Elmer T. Sehick, pastor of Atlan- Anna Mugle. bicycle; Anthony Banner, 40 Col- Farmlngdal* are parents of a son third eon on Aug. It. Mr. Hrary ber ef Phi Kappa, F*t fraternity to a student at ta* New Tork Med- ity eolleg* 1* a member af Tumble- tic Highlands Presbyterian church. born Friday at Fltkln hospital. I* th* son of Mr. and Mrs. John brook Country club. During World Mr. Jennings, who Is retired lins St., But Kaanaburg, cut righ' and Tk* Raven's Claw, honorary ical college. Tha ceremony took place at the from Crompton snd Knowles' loom leg, spiked while playing baseball Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mewes of F. Henry of River Plata, formerly fraternity. Curing World War V War n h* served with the Navy home of Mrs, Bliss Baush, Mrs. US Naveslnk ave., Highlands, ars of John St., Rsd Bank. OWBTH In the PaclBe area. H* I* an execu- works at Worcester, Meat., la of Wlllard Mailh, broken leg, slippsd he served with the Marine Corp*. Bosler'a daughter and honor at Worcester and Delray Beach. After and fell on a boat; Mil* Fay Fields, parents of a son born Saturday at Edwin O. Lomarson, at McLaren tive of the Fair store. New Britain. tendant. The other attendant wu Monmouth Memorial hospital. at., it among the college men who VINCENTZfONEi KBTPORT-Mlu Roberta Jane a wedding trip to Bermuda, the Cirter ive., port Monmouth, dl.t- After a trip to California, the Fred R. Grimm, New Tork city. Mr. and Mrs. John Riker of «N will direct th* campus activities at Roberts, daughter of Mrt, George A reception wa* held at Old couple will live In a home now loeatod tnd broken right e\bow, Virginia T*ch, wbick opens Ita aOtfc Mlta Mary Patricia Vlacrat, B. Roberta, rt. U, Htslet, and the coupla win liv* la West Hartford, being built for them at Hypoluxo fell through porch, and Dorothy Eighth St., Union Beach, are par- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Conn. Orchard Country club. ent* of a son born Saturday at session Sept. 1* at Blacksburg, Va. lata Mr. Roberte. was majrlod Sun- Island, Lentana, Fit. Mason, rt. SB. Mlddletown town- A student In metallurgical engin- Vincent of Bast Norwich, L. t, be- day afternoon to Robert J. Cheno- Rev. Charles S. Webater will ship, cut right elbow, tell on a milk Monmouth Memorial hospital. cam* th* bride of John Laftyette SCHBOEDEB-APOAR HAMMED AT EVEBETT eering, tha young man will head w*th, son of th* lit* Mr. and Mn. officiate. Arnold Beatua will give bottle. Mr. and Mrt. James Deans of the Yankee club, a social organisa- Jon**, son of Mr. and Mra. Peter John B. Chenoweth of Newark and Mrs. Catherine Williams of Mid' the bride in marriage. Attendants Oreen Orove rd., Wayside, are par- Lafayette Jonea of Red Bank, lun- SHORT HILLS—Miss Dorothy tion of V.PJ. students from th* Belmar. Th* ceremony wa* per- Scbroeder, daughter of Mr. and dletown, became the bride of Nor- will be Mrs. Helen Maupai of ents of a ion born Saturday at Northeastern stater day, Aug. It. at St Thomas Epis- formed, at St. Joseph's rectory by wood Hopier Undell of Red Bank Scout Encampment Rlvlrview hospital. copal church.* The ceremony waa Mra. Frederick O. Bchroodor, 10 Miami, Fla.. and Arthur Potterton, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Miller Rev. William B. Magulr*. Winding Way, becam* tha bride at a ceremony performed by Mag- former Jersey City commissioner. At Sandy Hook Mr. and Mra. Harry Bailey of performed by Rev. Kenneth Mo- istrate Stanley Stllwell at hi* home MT Bay ave., Highlands, are pir- and daughter Carolyn of Gulf Donald. Th* brld* won a white not bal> Saturday of Oeorge Donald Apgir, The Chris Catering service of Deal Sea Scouti and Explorers from blvd.. St. Petersburg, Fla., ar* Itrlns gown with cbantilly lac* Mn of Mr. and Mn. Oeorge F. Ap- at Everett Friday, Aug. 21 Attend- will be In charge of a reception it tnti of • son born Monday at Mo* Th* brld*, who waa given In mar- ants at the wedding'wer* Joseph Monmouth council of Boy Scouts, •outh Memorial hospital. north on a visit and ir« staying at bodice aM flounce with Princess gar, Wallace at., Red Bank. Rev, the brlde'i home on River rd, will hold their fall encampment at their apartment in the Millar build- rlag* by her father, wore a white Ann cap and carried a lace fan John Ryan performed the ceremony W. Hyers of Freehold and Charles Mr. and Mrs. ''rank Springer of Ing on Broad it. gown with satin bodice and an ac- trimmed with girdenlu and rib- which wa* followed by a nuptial V. Cox of Everett. Sandy Hook Sept. IS and 1«, ac- It Kramer ave., Eatontown, are cordion pleated skl.-t of nyloa net bon*. Mr*. John K. Halnu of Bel- maM at St. ROM of Umi Catholic Fair View Cafeteria cording to an announcement by parents of a daughter born Sundsy Helen Huhn, daughter of Mr*. covered with Imported lice. Her mar, sitter of th* bridtgroom, wu church her*. BEED—BEED Kendall Lee, chairman of camping at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Miri* Huhn of 133 Manor dr, bonnett was of old lace and had a ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Mn. To Open Wednesday and activities for th* area and celebrated her 13th birthday Moo- matron of honor, and Mr. Hslnet Escorted by' her father, th* bride Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett of finger-length veil attached, Th* wu but man. Mrs. Haine* wor* a Jusnlta Woodburn Reed and FAIR VIEW-The cafeteria at Loui* E. Cook*, director of the en- M West Valley dr., Atlantic High- day night with a dinner party brld* carried a prayer book adorned wore a white lac* gown trimmed campment. Col. F. J. Woods, com- at tha Molly Pitcher hotel. Ska rose salmon pebble net gown, with rhlnestones at the neckline Charles Allen Reed, Jr., were mar- the grammar school here will be lands, are parents of a son born with white orchid*. ' ' brown tulle hat and carried an old- ried Friday at home, M Third av*,, open during the first day of school manding officer of Fort Hancock, Monday at Riverview hospital. will enter St. Dominick's academy, and a fingertip length veil caught has granted permission for the Caldwell, in September. Mis* Doris EUat* Vinetnt, ilettr fuhloned bouquet of tea toses. The to a tiara of flowert. She car- by Rev, Elmer T. Sehick, pastor next Wednesday, It was announced Mr. and Mr*. Harold Wendland Of th* bride, wa* maid of honor. bride's mother wu attired in roya at a meeting of the executive two-day camp. of 31 Atlantic ave., Keansburg, ara Clancy Boynton, 7, of 31 Leroy ried a white prayer book with a of the Presbyterian church h*r*. pi., and "Conny" Abbatamareo of 8h* wore an lee blue straplest net Woo gown and won an orchid white orchid marker. Their attendant! wer* Miss Dot board of the Fair View Parent- Th* program opens at 10 a. m., parents of a son born Tuesday at gown. She had a helmet type cap corsage. Teacher association lut wtek at Sept. 15, and closes at 4 o'clock Riverview hospital. *9 North Bridge ave. are surgi- The maid of honor, Miss Ann Seeley and ' William H. Bennett, cal patients at Riverview hospital. af blua lace and carried a bouquet A wadding dinner and reception both of Belford. the home of Mrs. John Burr on Sunday tfternoon. Chief Bos'n M. Mr. and Mrs. Justus Johnson of •f Nd gladioli. Bridesmaid! In- Chlaravallo of this city, wore pale Conover lane. J. Hacker, group commander for Hi Church st., Eatontown, are par- Fells Santangelo of 101 Shrews- at Burlew** rtstaurtnt, Laurence green. The brideimalds, the MIUM bury ave. is a medical patient at cludes Mia* Jabel Boyd of Fair Harbor, followed the ceremony. Mrs. Victor Eyerman, chairman the V. 8. Coast Guard, has ar- ents of a ion born Sunday at Mom Haven, cousin of the bride; Miss Elsie Ohi, West Orange, and Lil- ranged for the boats to dock near Riverview. There were #0 guests In attendance. lian Linen, Stone Ridge, N. T., Farewell Supper of the cafeteria committee, voiced mouth Memorial hospital. Alaharetta Jones of Red Bank, sis- Tha bridal table, decorated with an appeal mad* by Mrs. Anna the campsite location. The program Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilca Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lucas. «• ter of the groom; Miss Jsan Brls- wore pale yellow. All carried whit* Spring st., are parent* of a son, rues and ferns, wu shaped in the orchid bouquets. Grimm, cafeteria manager, for do- includes surf fishing, swimming, route 36, East Keansburg, are the coe, Hartford, Conn., and Mis* form of a horaethoe, with a three- For Rev. Reinig nation* of "abundant vegetable!" boat handling, navigation and parents of a son, born Tuesday at born Tuesday at Monmouth Me- Mary Alma Faust, Detroit, Mich. Joseph FUlKh, Eut Orange, ws* emergency service training. The Monmouth Memorial hospital. morial hospital, tier wedding cake is a center- beat man. Richard Davli, Stone EATONTOWN — Rev. and Mrs. for the cafeteria'e use. Their dresses war* slmllltr to that piece, together with a floral piece campflr* will be held Saturday eve- Mr. and Mr*. Robert Luscombc, of tht mild of honor. Ridge, and th* bridt's brother Dunham V. Rtinig war* honored Mrs. Edward Vlner, P.T.A. pres- 25 Newman Springs rd., arc parent* of gladioli and uteri. ident, announced the following ning and arrangements for relig- Richard Behroeder uihered. Sunday night it a firewcll buffet ious services have been co-ordinated Birthday Parly Tuesday of a daughter, born Tuesday at Miu Sandra Evans of Rid Bank, The brld* chose a ntvy and gray Following a reception at th* horn* supper pirty In th* church hill, at committee chairmen for the com- Riverview hospital. flower girl, wore a white net gown. •Uit for traveling dress. The cou- which time they were presented two ing ichool year: Mrs. R. H. Beards- with the pott commander. The aite The ring hearer, Muter Vincent of th* bride'* parent*, th* couple will be located at the tip of Sandy For Belly Ann Lawes Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeChicchlo, ple will rutde at the Roberto' home left on a two-week wedding trip to end tablea and a matching coffee lay, program; Mr*. E. C. Holmes, 132 North Riverside ave., are par- Clark of Jamaica, L. I., wor* Mil upon their return from a trip table, membership; Mrs. A. R. Montgom- Hook. NEW SHREWSBURY - Betty dress. New England. Upon their return Visiting units from nearby coun- Ann Lawes, daughter of Mr. and ents of a daughter, born Tuesday through the New England states they will live at Parkway, Irving- Thtre were TS gueiti present, in- ery, hospitality; Mn. L. W, Nig- at Riverview hospital. Sanford Jonea of Red Bank wa* and Canada. ton. cluding the Rclnlga' personal geman, scholarship; Robert Owens, cils are expected to participate and Mra, Cyril T. Lawes of Hance ave., bat man. Usher*, included Joseph The bride wu graduated from safety; Mrs. .Robert Hendrlckson, the officials estimate that more Tuesday afternoon celebrated her Th* brld* wu graduated from, friends from Spring Lake. Rev. thin 100 Explorers will take part seventh birthday at a party in Ellison. John Williams aad Igt Keyport high Khool and attended Mllburn high school aM Montclair• Mr. Relnlg resigned u pastor of goals; Mrs, Kcnnath Elmore, pub- Emmett Terrel of Hed Bank aad MansAeld State Teachers college In licity; Mrs. Lionel Simon and Mrs. The Explorer program la for her home. Mrs. Lindgley State Teachers college. She I* on the Methodist church h*r* about a young men 14 years of age and James Otlne* of VauxhalL Mansfleld, Pa* tha put year. Sh* th* faculty of Chatham township month ago. He conducted his final Burr, budget and flmnce; Mrs. J. Guests Included Alleen and Don- Mn, Flora McDonald wu organ- hu bean employed during the sum- tervle* Sunday and he and Mrs. R. Hendrlcks, historian; Mrs, An- over and includes the Sea Scout ald Brandt, Carol and Bruce school fscalty. thony Petlllo, publications; Mrs, division as well as the Explorer Dunn, Sandra Walker, Marilyn Mc- Gets life Income ist. mer at Burlew'a restaurant. The Th* bridegroom attended Red Relnlg thli week left for Oreen- Th* ceremony was followed by a bridegroom Is a grsduate of St. vllle, Pa. Marshall Smith, Girl Scouts, and potts. Cormick, Joyce and Leon Martin, Bank high ichool and graduated Mrs. Eyerman, cafeteria. Kenneth Sycr, Joseph Thompson. NEW YORK CITY—Tha sntir* reception on the lawn of the brld*'* Michael's high achool, Newark, «nd from Millburn high ichool. He ia The W.8.C.S. of the church, of estate of the late Vin8inderen ZJnd. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr*. Mar- attended John Marshall eollege at Fair's Second Night Mary Ann and Aileen Sagurton attending Rutgers university where which Mn. George Whltfleld U nntt navlrl trishnr. tley, veteran corporation lawyer, shall Jone* of Fair Haven. J. John Jeney City. He served overieas he Is a member of Delta Kappa Bp- president, was In charge of the af will be set up as a trust fund for MaulawsM of But Norwich, ON ia tht P«cifle «re* during World ACH0OIA TO OPEN. Puatponed by Rain allon fraternity. Mr, Apgar ia a fair, asslated by several member! th* lifetim* benefit of hi* widow, ganiat, provided music. War II, and wa* t matter technics of the congregation, NEW SHREWSBURY-The Tin ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Af- MiddletoMit Couple Mn babel Fanthawa Llndsley, Sirgeint In the Air Force of the veteran of two yean' nrvlce In ton Falls and Vail Homes schools Upon their return from a wed- the Marlnei, ter rain forced the cancellation of whose address Is listed as in ear* ding trip to Oak Bluff*, Ms**., th* Marine Corps. He wu awarded the will open Wednesday with reguUra planned events Saturday, the tte- Lead Folk Dancea of Mrs. h. L. White of Sycamore coupt* win live In Red Bank. Silver Stir for bravery. Mr. Cheno- HOSPITAL PATIENTS tion taking place the same day, ave., Shrewsbury. HUFF—tTOFFIELD ond night of the annual fair of MIDDLETOW.V VILLAGE—Folk Mrs. Jones it a credit Interview- weth la employed u Insurance ad' Among the turglcal patients at George C. Malone, principal, yester St. Agnet Catholic church, tht pre- dances of England and New Eng- Th* will wa* filed for probate I* «r for Michael Brother*. Sh* la a luster for the General Adjustment FORT MONMOUTH — Capt, Rlvervlew hospital this week sre day aald that all pre-prlmaty and sentation of a 1951 Plymouth four- land will be featured at the coun- Surrogate'! court here today. Mr. graduate of Oyiter Bay high Khool bureau in Asbury Park. Marguerite Huff, Smlthburg, Md., Mrs. Mildred Walling, 393 Broad first grade pupils should report to door sedan will take place Satur- try danee to be held Saturday at Llndtley, who died Aug. S, pro* and attended West Virginia state a member of th* Army Nun* St., Keansburg; Mrs. Mabel Cross, Vail Homes school. Grades two t day night on the ichool grounds 8:30 p. m. In Leeds hall, King's vlded In hi* will that the trust fund college, whir* ah* waa a pyramid MO OOL-BYAN Corps, and Capt. Lyl* Duffleld, ad- S Third St., Rumson; Alfred King, eight should report at Tlnton Falls. on Center ave. highway. will ultimately go to a ion, Van- of Helta Sigma Theta sorority. Kit. BROOKLYN - Tha wedding of ministrative aulttant to the com- 16 Bruce pi,, Rumson, and George Pupils enrolling for the first tlms mutt present s birth certificate, vac. Mra. Jamei Cullcn of Memorial English cnupia dances, simple Slnderen Lindslty, Jr. Jones Is slio a graduate of tin Alice T. McOIII, daughter of manding genural of the Signal A. Layton, 23 Central ave., Atlan- pkwy. was awarded <10O Friday New England contra, dances, snd Mr. Llndsley wat author of a Browne's Business school, Mr. and Mrs. James F. McOIII, this Corps Engineering Laboratories, cinatlon certificate and evidence of tic Highlands, Medical patlenta at immunisation against diphtheria. night. James Hlgglns w on $50 and square dances recorded by Ralph book, "Rate Regulation of Gaa and A graduate of Red Bank high pise*, and Arthur C. Rym, Leon- formerly of VanBuren, Ohio, wire Rivervtew Include Alfred Sulzer. hli mother, Vrs. Thomas Hlggina, Page are on the program for the Electrlo Lighting," dealing wltk school, Hampton Institute, Hamp- ard st,, Red Bank, son of Mr. and married lut Friday evening it the Middlesex rd., Matawan; Gordon of Ave. D, received 925. evening. These folk lances, held statutes and decisions relative tg< ton, Va,, ind the New Tork ton- Mrs. Edward Ryan, Springfield, chapel here by Lieut. Col. Lisle Tha iold lei nrttrr mil h!|t«»r fcml Marshall, 49 Park ave., Keansburg, HM>. sdvfrtlM In Ths Rrsiitw regularly Albert Wolfe Is general chair- every two weeks, are led by Ruth gas and electric Illumination. HI* sorlal school, Mr. Jonea li In bual- Mats, took plac* Saturday at St Bartholomew, poet chaplain, and John Porter, Holmdel. —A«>tnltaasi)t. man. and Harry Hollander. estate has aot yet been appraJ*a4 M*«>* Laker, Vsraa Balaaaa, Car- ol DiBSMi., Barbsra JOUasaty, Pa- Youttonju tricia SUhlbsum aad Marilya El- 17th Mr. aad Mr*. Walter Tha»p*ea grim af this place; Janet Craig and Maw a*» a« sH* ysw wait. ««*»• — tad fealty sp*M Carol Th*m«foa of, Port Meaaaoutk Nat WiadW Shidgi praaf — ffcara is a*> IDEAL BEACH—Mr. aad Hn with Mr. as4 Mr*. aad a gwmt. Hops Cemptoa. Mae- Steve Nestor of M Ocean av*. mwyowtuwtf a • ad a a«ataLl*aa1 , "a J.,., aLaJk aad faaaily at Uawataaa Lafea. sacauaatu. nbsy warn? ptfgsaw am wnms weay wet celebrated their 17th wedding ea- Harte.-t Ttwaer «f Mala at. «*>•• The asaiar Tauth rallawaaip of ' •»*• camperat win niversary lait Thursday. hratod his *4a»th Mrthday Wataaa- the Methodist church held a beach Host to employee! of Duoteae day, AH*T. It, with a party far a part? aad fraakfurtsr roaat at produfU of Keyport, which la few *f hi* friaad*. Leonardo beach Monday evening. owned by Mr. and lira. Neater, Thsama* W. aVaryua *f rt. M »aa These praaent were Rsv. R. Block- the couple received a 11-foot eabia lac year aid Moadar, A«aj. IT. A cruiser from their gueete. Inventor a, Mr. and Mra. David Tirnrna Faaaily ealebratiw was held. Mr. aad aosM. Mr. aad Mrs. RUSMU of an adapter which transform, >d Mrs. Fred Baiter *f Water black »nd white t«levi»ion to color Beaaett and daughter Joaa, Mr. ritch aad ather* were praseat. I Mra. John tenta, Mra. Jack TV, Mr. N'eator preeented •• at- Mrs. Kitty Bartholomew has re- tachment to each of the gueete Lentl, Mr. and Mra. John Najsn before the party aailed up the bay iraed fresa a visit with Mr. aad and Mra. Hasel Woodward. sWWtf >aWrls>S pjsjaj & tlu and the Hudeon to the Oeorge Ira. Joha Oiaceaao *f West Naw fork. Mr*. BarthalaaMW attsaaed *s«sV iaWâ% Washington bride* aboard the h* ehristaaiaf *i her aew graad River PlMt cruiser. Chsrlas Uiag, sea of Mr. and laughter Michele in West Mew Otrtray a •» *r Mrs. Narmaa Long of Musing 1 J RiftU Paid fork Buaday. etptiea KM* Now in Traiiihef The Scouting Building asaeciatiaa at., reported to Sampaoa Naval 7fc II.M fill will hold its aest assetlaf at the bsas for duty laat Thuraday. Addi- With iigaul CW|M Scout huilding Thureday, aept. t. aea DSaVMsoa of Red Bank ten- ^.^ HusldaallialBI All treap eessmltu* maaibeia ara dered Mm a farewell party before awkkera, •** roRT atONMOUTH-Servlag a urged ta attend as plane far the he left. two weekV tour of duty with the coming year will he discussed at Mr. aad Mrs. William Beatoa of If i U. S. Army Signal Corpa aa part hat time. Carpenter at. aad their children Tna« 1509 * tt-117* of the summer training program Billy and Riehard returned from II.0M MJ H.$4U for gigna) Corpa reerrvlsta are Oirl Seeut troop T« will held its two-week vaeatioa at Point aaaffy Sa Maj. Clarence S. Gale, • McLaren drat meeting far Uu tall rriday Pleajant a week ago. ... No matter luftat you write, Sept T. st.; Sft. George Grigga, la Herbert Mri. Joseph Msjuachak of Clif- w^m aW •a saataar how you writ* it, at, and Cpl. Louie B. Oolladay, 144 Mr. and Mrs. Ocsrf* Taraalt, tea tpoat last week-end with her gWW rW thaw's aa Marbrook point Bridge ave., all of Red Bank; Sgt. Mra. Vivian Messier, Mra. daughter aad family, Mr, and Mr'. er taad (• • jM madja mirassly for your kind at Willard D. Willie, a White »t. Jahasaa sad Mrs. Aaaa Thampesa Theodore Marka of Alexander dr. tns HIM f*m*» Pa> fflW Shrewsbury; Hgt. John A. QUTord vialUd Mr. aad Mra. laehery Jehn> Russell Tetley of Applsgats at. •titiBf' For ths irestest writ- I 164 Hance rd., Fair Haven; Bgt atea af Oesaavills, aad had sapper returned a week ago from a vaca- iag saas you'vs ever known, George J. Wirth, Bloaaom rd., st Pelat Ptsaeaat Monday. tion trip) to Canada. THE WRIGHT STORI data** your point st ths pen Rumson, and 1st Lieut, Edwin L. Mrs. Jack Lenta gava a picnic Mr. and Mra. Jamea Shenk of UKUVEIY.h*. Brov.fT. 21 Navcalnk <•>•••• Htutrt Mr. and Mra. John Plteitelll and children, l«o and Joan of Koalln- dale, Maae., apent the paat week with Mr. and Mra. Alfonso lader- osa and Mr. and Mra. Joseph Pi«ci< ulli. ! Mr. and Mra. J. Frank Welajan and MUa Margaret Weigand have SM 0«r toMpltto UM •! Iwtar lr.«a*v left «n a vacation trip to New Hampshire, John J, Warnock, 17. I. Navy, Norfolk, Vs., haa been advanced to seaman, AaiarUa'f fovtfiM CUMm't Sktai Nftel lit Mr, and Mr*, !>, Morrli lathsm and von of Delalr, and Mr. and Mra. Arvld Latham and daughter of Aa- bury Park, vUlted Mr. and Mra. Harry Helaer and Mr. and Mra Charles D. Johnson the pact week Mra. Theodora O, Bailey, Mia: Mivrii> Relitinger, Mra. Prank M Oleaster and aon Buddy are extend- ing thin week at Mlddl«town, Pa., and Bainbridge, Pa., with relative*. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Latham toft ! this week by automobile en a trlf I to the Thouaand bland* and Nl agars Palla, Mr. and Mra. Cyrua Roaa and Ml •film V y / . and Mra. William Vratadt have turned from a two weeka' trip ti Florida. V «• «mâi"Hi Rev. Jamea A. Olenn, Rplicopat iuV mta*«Mtabwiw rector, wliu liaa been vUitlnf itli pnrrntji, Mr, and Mri. Jamea Glenn, Hazlet-Holmdel t»., left Frl day for Pcrerto Lemon, Coata Rlea, O«ays Jam borec FOUNTAIN MN where he will apend the next three year* In missionary work. •t AsWMCeVl £W{r MM MINI Mr. and Mra. Chnrtea L. Johnaon and Miss Deanna Jolmaou have returned from a vacation apent at Lake George, I*. T. Th«y alas VI*' ited Mr. and Mra. 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Jr., wM Una at ATldUrTIC MWlMfidlffki Mra. AJBURY PARK - Mrt. EOMM ; throe brother*, Wladeld Mutant Leao, tt\ widow ad l—itta W, trite sf Freak I* FraaJae of California, Slater Lvsaedea, Mr. ef <11 Aebury eve., Cborlaa Uai, died Header at the Franks af Fair Lewi sM Alfred Deaths h Red Bank ami Vicinity • ef haw " " " ~ died Friday »t Mooaoutk Memo*. Freake of Metawaa. aad a eieter, 1. Caeaeu lei aoeeittU. •he wee barn »t Irv-Mra. Walter Bach et California. iafton, daughter of Mrs. Julia Fi* The funeral waa held Monday •i tha aeot eeveral yoara. Mra. Frankee, who now lives in Cali- at the Day funeral home, with B. BOBT JOSEPHINE A. months, prior to which he bad Surviving are a aan, Jeaeao A. fornia, and the late Winfield been a reaidoat ef Red Bane. wu i barborna et ReRedd Beak ead FarreU ef tM Ifiorarhr mm. al- Me eTan»n, Jr. Join C. «*«** Rev. W. Clinton Powers, pastor RIVER PLAZA—Mn. Greet M. Joacpkiao riving ere hie wife, Mn. An- baaa a resident ef Aobary eVeet, aad a brotker aad eaptor, Franke. and had hoen a resident of thf Red Bark Bnptirt church, Rudy, 76, died early Tuesday aiora- Adelia Brawn, M, a life-loaf raoi- of Atbury Park two y&sri after officiating. Burial waa la Kalr View ew MeCeert Nelaaaa; a am ave. kenatN t*e.a M yoara. Bar- MM Flrna e*d Mra. Mary WHka, iag at her borne, M Applegate et. dcat of tha horough, died aariy laat T. Neiatta. Jr.; a deaakter Mra. riaar, beaidebid e bba r ddaajraterj , are katkofBwawk. ___ livtDf atMatawan. cemetery. Bearers were Elmer •a* wee the wife of Oeorge K. Thuraday la the koaM when aha viriaar, m Surviving, hejide* her huabaad Freakt, Alfred Fraabe, ttllman Wtlneaa tkbMat; two aleUre, Mm. eea. Storlw«-Laaa at Aalaatte Rudy, who retired two years ago ai bora, 10J BreM at. Daufhtar Ceewad HerUaateia and Mm JB-Migalaada; aaother «aa«hter, Mra. Hayman and William H. Lumndea. afUr 42 yeara' employment aa a of the late Coraeliiia H. aad raoaa aaaaraMr Baraiafl Se v At LAW m Heyawy; a brother, Inept OartrMa Waathtaok af MavaHak. «le«k at Bt Catkertae'i OwMUc *__« env^-o.. watch repairman for Wilbur'a ne Fraacea Btraaar Browa) ekaaa. ead twe araaaeblM tea. It gmaicMMroa aM tea S*eee- tW> l W kr jewelera, Broad at., Red Bank. ater af the late BWajeatta TM fuaoral wiu be held tuaser- **' a JL, _!!l **"'" rewa, faraaar a«a>Uahor Of fi»5^» .*»!foat't««*o» Bota la WilUameport, Md, Mra. row a t • a. aaaa. .et tM Mebarii aad The funeral aria bo hoM at II rootiMof tka Rraa Rudy had been a resident ef thla Keyport Weokly wad the tfatoweai Berth baajb e tatar a aa, teaaerrew ot the Pevtoa fa- place M yean prior to which aha Jeuraell , MMleka BBrewo a wet a Irviiftea wUi M ia Mt Olivet BBejrlal •« bo k) * had lived la Red Beak atverol icaloa-let aad hkateriea. She taught terp. yeara. Mre. Rudy wee a BMaabar hool for eevaral paara aad at ial wW M kt Crystal Stoaui , of the Red Bank Metbodiet church. le time waa librariea at IM Mer- tory, Navaawk. ^^ She waa a practical aarae aad cele- port Free Public Hbrorp. •BABpta BXAHtNATIOMt brated her T6th birthday Wednes- A charter aaomber ef . __ . a*.lltoS> MB*. OROMRm Mte.be AUs-Aeeeemtii itattertte day of last week. •ort Literary club aad tbe oeaaai* fcttr, aa, oi 1M Worta nfttiavo, ad Mah I-H7I Surviving beildei her husband aatioa'e preatdeat la MM aad Urt. a brotber af Daalel naaTarty 1 Has ATLAJITIO IVLAirOaMM ad. Pair Naeoa, «. #. •*•« a**** are four daughters, Mrt. Grace Miw Brewa waa a aaember af the ^bfktl •Usaat aMn^dBfMkMMr ffaa^kB^gaBeV BtAÛ> Qeatfetu Moray, fa. wbe fatawr- M, wife ef Ruaiel U Tetlty, «1 Meaawuth Ceaatf Hiatorieal eeat work at the federal Mania, prif ly lived with tor eu, loba Fame Applegate st.; Mrs. Gertrude, wife cietjr fer aiore thaa it retro. SMact aa Kajb ft. •*ere M wu a } But ova, «M ««Mar at tM ef Orover Carter, Uttle Silver; eeatptied a btetory el Reyport wee] af brtskhayeai, Me Watt Jeteey MaaMal. GaaaUa, iMr e* ear dMi h N oaajMe to WEUAMLMATT Mrs. Helea. wife or Howard la eeaaeetiea wtth tM bereuak'e awvrviag bootaaa Mr. Fanoa are dotbtoT Yeare after tM foamey baa Mr huaaaaa, Jataak Moray! two ATUW endtd at the Saa] reeling place, Jeffrey, Red Bank, aad Miss Do tenth UMMaetasaMMuwbagi A.-Tee. Tea aay aeeatfy t» four Etpreuitm of thy Rudy, living at home; a son, aerial ferai la the Weekly oad forty, aM wu a kfe-tea» otber aaaa, AVrad Narajr, Nlga- actly how yeyu watut yf ' - BWOMS TAS mmuutttn ateaory, with a charitable hand hMa, aM Jooeaa Moray, Caaeiea, dima the eorrow of tk« Moment. Harry A. Rudy, livina at hea tha Journal. Mlta Brewa wae eavof tba ctty. Mo wu a BMabH af atoaoy yald eat, ia addKlea to ope- Seal Fieas St Sad Baah e-atrf True Remembrant* tea grendehlldrea and Sve great*ployed, otter eM ceatpteted Star ef tM sea Cetaetta ebarok aM with whom aM wu Hviiag Mfare cifyiag who it «e get tM atoaoy. Aad how pleulag tt to to know bbew g taketk n to tM keapSI aM a No other act of a normal that the cereajoay wu con- grandchildren. teaching yeare, kt the taw a the Bricklayon, Maaeu aM pSI aM aAny V A. edui wM Map PM wllfc nans liff give) him mort The funeral wilt be held thla af- ef the Itta Qeerge W. Brewa aad terete latematwaai •atoa, aa aietor, Mra. A Ctl L tM detolM. duet** With dceorum and beau- Braaea. Aaaa Cattle, Long complete eoul satisfaction ty, and to remember how ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wor-tha tote Juetiee Heary R. Acker- a poet eeeretory of tM aalu'a k> say eoit. Vlitt our shoe/room Frink A. Selaeoth, TT, of Apart tha Methedlet ehurck, officiating. Uretta M. Raferty. Maawotaajl U t and ice our displays of then Funeral Home ment IS, Molly Pitcher apartmentt, Burial waa la Oreen drove ceme- I, Mn. freak Kntpka. aSoet, U OAKMVRtT-Mre. Mary Ray- certified mcmoritlt, Branch ave., died Tuesday mora- I., aad Mra. David WMIaa. l«eg —l, Ta, wife ef Jataee Riyaoids, tery. ^^ ailed Mvi two ehplete: (II tM ine; at Riverview hospital. Braacb: two other MrtMro, Wai- ... Taeeday at Mr heate on Weat Itvsi premluas Urai aolety, Itaaod Born in Hartford, Conn., Mr. AtBERT f. PCTI.F.V ler RtaTetty. Kaw tMtdeaa, M f, Peck avt, after a luag iiiaaat, She without a aayeleel eaoatlMUee. Mt Mill «ee IMI gelnaulh wai a son of the late aad Edward Raferty, Kaaaeturg. wu bora at Oakhurat, daughter ut JOHN VAN KIRK UTTUC MLVER-TKt fuaeral of tM late Daniel aM Stieaa Dangler, for which m aeael afaajr te VA. tAndollit and Msrr,i«retha Bren- Albert L. Ferley, who dtod Wedaee- aad II graadcMMroa. wtthai t» dago of your esparattaa NM M ML OUvtt CoaMler* TeeepMee MMI nelsen fJelnsoth. He was a resident aM wu a lifelong reaMaat ef tMtreat torvloe, er any otaa of tM day of laat week at Ma lummer TM funeral wu keld th* Mroufh. HWM Its. laafc *031t Neft-Seettrio* of thin vicinity about 30 yeara, hav- home, MOT Bay are., North Beaeh lag at Star ef tM S aaotlol KSU tbat to tuaed only te ing lived In Rumaon five yrats and Kavia, waa held Saturday atera- where Rev. Lee M. Cee, Barter; of Surviving, Maldei Mr huibaad, dleebled vetiraae. Tea a*ay aaatr HP. 0. Be* lot Reellaa* Fair Haven » yeara. Mr. Selnioth ing at the Red Rank Freebjrterlaa fond a high, BMM of raojaieai. ara a eltter, Mra. Charlea King ai to YJL for tkto wlthia one year waa employed as a fireman at church, with Rev. CharM S. Web- Burial aader tM direction of tMOakhuret, and aeveral aleeet aM tram tM date V.A. aado you are Fort Monmouth until abaut a ster, pa**", efrklallng. fleck faaarai koaw waa la Meant aopMwa. eaeTtrtag front lietbirltlu far wfclth month ago when he was foreed The fuaeral will be Mid teeaer* •• would M aarable. Ia ia atop work btceuee of ill health. Burial WM la Evergreen CBTBMI esBMtery. re* at S p. at. at tM Wooltey Fu- tery. Bearere wore John R. either eoee, any V.A. ooetact rep- Mr. Solneoth waa a member of aeral home with Rev. Fay SaHtb, Bracken, Robert M. Neree, George flEORtW IT. BSAX. JR. BUtar af tM WayaMe Matbadlat THE fuiURfu Home Major Fidward Fletd camp, Na. a. Brewer, Joeeph JalUao, Fraak fartMr detalla. MOItOAfTVlUJC - Oeorge W. ekurea, oMciatlag. Burlat will M 41, department of New Jersey, Hall ant John J. O'Mett, United Spanish-American War leal, Jr., M. of String ValUy rd, In Olenweod cemetery, Weet bang Mr. Forler leavot hli wife, Mn, It le Mhaatod tM< . . Vetetana. He waa a member of died wddiaty FrMay white wwk- Rraneh. World War vekwau wttt att» M the Connecticut National ouard tone A. Florentine Fsrleyj two lag at tM eervice etatloa at IU Of PERSOnRL SERVICE daughtera, Linda and Uutoe Per* Hviag at tM tira ef tM auteoa la the hoepltal eorpa four yean Corners, Keypert. where M Mare than as aillllaa AaMrietai tiy. aa a young man and wai a wagon- ley, living at kerne end a brother, ee-proprieter. Me woo Mm swffer from ehraalo dleeau aM Edwin Perley of Miaiareaeek, If. T, er with Company H of the First England, aaa af Oeorge W. Real, dloability. oTATSMBMT WILLIAM S. ANMtSON Regiment of the Infantry Volun- OOMCETTA BOTSO •r., wM now lives at 1 Tie •ealelaal beatjndtaaate oab- teer! of Connecticut In Me. in., aad tM late Mre. Real, tad nATtiatirr lahaaf kaalaMMtSa smSal MSt amBaaluT MaaMai IIBwl arVvwWeHi OTV ^WMS ^MMUfr gfaanwwaj S042 HMIJSOM Avo. led RMI Surviving are hie wife, Mn. Jen- KETPORT-Mra. Coneetta R«a- td la World War I Tae iimlelMl aoa4 wllataee *t\ au tke ttreatr-eer atrM eTiWSUee nie A. Dietrich Selnioth, and three M, Tt, wltaw af Fraak Raaae, died United Statei Army. Me wat allakte ».r.wlta fees eeea OaelJr aasMi wlthla obltk a aait. etUea timwu Menday at tha home M her tettfh. aad tae t«at».aa» xrled et lle.ltail.1 awstioaiaa tke «tliaitr ot eatb eedft Smllh-Corona ' PHONI HD SANK 4-1404 nephews living In Hartford, Conn. MeaMr of Metawea peat ef tM ter, Mrs. Franeea Caankaare, IN witala erkleb e •nil. aftim fitMtlti tea ae eeeuaeaeid ee attvited ia The funeral will be held tomor- Aatarieaa Uglee, aad tM Mertta- ueetlealiia. «at veiMltf 1 eaeh waC m L _^ k->^^ lk« ^ ab^^>*^ Al*\ ûa^ POtfAMI IVNWMIM, row afternoon at t o'clock at theMain it. She waa bora la Italy, vtlle Are eampaay. ' oase tea ee > toeuii «• na rraneee Taoeta VAanlea. and It aei vivuag, aeaioet tut rataer, are fraa Ike 4ete ef tk. Irst »»klltetle« dore E. A. LeVan, reeter ef Chrlet kit wife, Mre. brie aVeetigaa Rial: et Ult tleUmkt. w TWICn Orrw OCHOft 0f Kplteopal church, Shrewsbury, will survived by a ion, John Ruaaa, TlOWABD W. kOBBITI, who llvei in Connecticut; another large T. Real ead Jo- officiate, Private burial will M at el MergeavUto; "— " Cl.r» H. IAURENCI SCOTT tha convenience of the family. «a«thter, Mra. Jeaa Crlaclllo of Keyport, tl (raaichlMrea aM lev- deegateio, Mra. Lea/ Befcot, Mre, Mater Edwin Field oamp win on great-ffraaaohlMrMi. ~ BoMl and Mra. Filial / Wdjrrfi fat** hold etrviiei tonight at ( e'eloek af Mergaavtne aad Mat at tha funeral home, with John Tba funeral waa held thla warn- MfttiM* MORTICIAN ing at St. Jeeeph'e Cataolla eh«Nk where Rev. CorneUui J. Kans, aaa- wM live at keaae; twe bretkra, Teatea ntm paut nwtoet totet tt]g| Thonaa Real of New Sealant aad MRS. HAROLD C SMYTH or, oBered a high maaa of requiem. •taa BM' *n Church Street, '• aVIfwd, If. J. Burial, under the direction ef the eaWaajVI eRTOnBnBj nnj emlââemugganl ^ VMBOIBBB FAIR HAVEN — Mra. Daily Da- Bedle funeral hoate, wae la It Joe- tan, Mra, FraakRaaeaf of " eteaa tke sbere (real at Bait vis Smyth, 08, wife ef Harold C. •ph'a ceaMtary. BL, Mrt. Mae Meyere ef Phone KCIMINUI 60338 Smyth of MT Hence rdM died laat gaa. III., aad Mra. UaUa Rapley wtrd tke eeit of aaM oerk-u ktiaa Thuraday afternoon at Rlvervle MBA EBNESTWE sMBXBtTM sVaenbard. HI., aad one graadekll »aeewteed.taa> ike ittinajed.eejrof CARROLL'S hotpital. Mra. Smyth waa bora la EEANSBURO - Mra. EraittlM TM rtaeral wu MM Taeetay at Red Bank and waa a daughter of Bahlburg, M, widow of Charlie H. kla Ute borne wkk Rev. Mr. Sp«- tbe late Charlie U and Vlrgiale Bahlburg, died Wedaoatey af laat otr of Robartaville efldattag, Bir- OfFKX SUPPLIES Antonldea Davit. week at her borne, Tl Plaorlow ave, ral, uadtr tM dlreetloa ef the lie- Surviving beaWlee tier »«•* after aa Wane af svo yean. Skadie funaral kopaa, wu m OM Tea- •ad 8TATIWIBRY are aa aunt Mra. Cordelia B. Da-waa born la New York city, daugh- TttaeMftte via, Red Bank, and two aephewt, ter of the late Ernaot aM Anna » MONMOUTH ST. B. Fhllo Davla, Newark, aad Staa- ttobMad 1141 Zenttack Muea, aM aM ben a nuBDBRiOR A. nouu, %V> IANK ley B. Davla, Ocean drove. reeldent of XeaMbwf. «are thaa XIOHLANDt - Fredoriek' A. Tbe funeral waa Mid Sunday W yeara. Thrall, ff, wM formerly made Ula teraoon at the Mount Memorial Surviving are a eon, Okria kome with ha) dtughttr, Mra. TEL 64S6S homi. Harold A. Johneoa, former Bahlburg, of Keeniburg; a broth- CMrlotie fodlar, at tit Bay The Mount Memorial Home reader of tha Flrat church of Chrltt er, Louie Muei af Kobokea, aM died laat Thuraday at Ray Scientist, officiated. three eletera, Mra. AdiUae Burial Monday waa la Fair View lag. Mra. Sophia Bates aM Mraahln, , wbere be' Md beea a patient Frederic K. Aclaau, Mfr. cemetery. Rev. W. Clinton Powere, Dora Wade ot Janty City, aaa year. Me wu bom at Mnw paatw of the Red Bank Methodiit The funeral wu MM satsrsay sVaadea, Oaaa* tea ef tM lit* church, njHvdt tM ooaualttal at tM at tth a BBedl e fuaerafl I Corulla grave. Fraaklla aad FUNERAL DIRECTORS Rev, Fraderlek BBooe, paatar of tka Thrall, aad w*01 utwoweMy eawjeiaissieiassi ,ww TIRES Keyport Lutheran eharok, omelat- tMtoUBatawE. Row* Thrall. He ee eototby Ing. Burial wu ta Falrvlew aTawMkaawlae B»a>J II veMadJ few yean *t RIVER PLAXA-The funeral ef tary, Falrvlew. ranawrij «*TM HTVI . _ Hlgklanda after apetdlaf meet 110 Irood Street J. Melvin Paaaa, tt of 14 May at who died Tueaday of laat wMk at kit Ufa at Nswark Mr. Thral k». ... - traiaanee Monmouth Memorial hospital, waa HEADDEN'S OORNER-TMaeaa wu a retired tootetaker. htM rrlday afternoon at the Wot* Connor, Tt, who formerly Jive* ea Sarvtvlng, bealdte kla daughter, dea funeral borne, with Rev. Rob- rt. IS here, died Tuetday at thatie a ass, Frederick A. Thrall, Jr, utt aeea)e«êtrtae*^t?efêw art H. Anderaon, Jr., rector of Trln* welfare homo at Freehold after of Fort Moatteutb; a kretMr, Riy Thrall of Hollywood, Flo, aad tiro •e ta ajans awTely Otis R, leaauu, Ity Episcopal church, officiating. an Illneat of two yeara. Ha waa Ceaatr laafiMr, aad tke eeelraet te I tke III!fcsfitt, end keaae fee UvebU Burial waa In Fair View CM bora at Uncroft, aan of tha late e Ittert, Mra. Alice DoBekkor of ttU awardt* by the Ceaatr of Meameat tery. Bearers were Jamei Cleary, Richard and Mary Harvey Conner, tonvllle, N. T., and Mra. Helea Dajt, aU at a toot net te eawtd te Ike Ttwa- of Colorado Sprinfa, Cow. shta ef Mldtletewa. tkt ana et row- Ralph Haflner, Norman Dliatto, end Md Mia a life-long retldent teoa Tkettsaad Dollars (|l4,Mt.tt|. JaW# MWMjC iti Uee| MMB M 9f al#tiV9 AM MONMOUTH MONUMENT Robert Umfrank, Frederick Mun- of the area. Mr. Conner wai a The funeral wu bald Saturdiy Seetlea I. Tbat^tka eaa eitU.tn.tt dan and Joseph Holiday. gardener and la lurvlved by twoat tM Foaten fuaeral home, w»b W#llu The 4ttel UMWtl flC B)M4& lfto COMPANY M& Peaaa It aurvlved by hit w)f Brother* Matthew Connor of ea Rev. Donald MaOaw, potter of tl i earn tat tke prevlsleai ef tkle tn koadi er aetoe te ke Imo4. Tkt BIS- Port Monmouth mletion, ofBelalln net b kersey ae»reatiate4 fer salt natur to be raised Mre. Mildred Johnaon Pease; a ion Newman Springe rd., Red Bank, auraeei wd a dewa paraMOt ate Wea parteee it Headden's Corner, Middletown, Route 33 Jamei Melvin Pease, Jr., living a and Richard Connor of WayaMe. Burial wu la Feirawtat cemeter irevldtd fot la tke emreat kMiet fw IT.wa,H. Nowark, tke year 1011 for tke earn ef ITH.' flku all bndt or home; a daughter, Mrt, William Tha fumral wai held thla morn- wd 'keada lett Ua kalsace tkeneTfVr arnica I. Ta) JAMES J. HURLEY, MaiMoer Bodtmanro, Belford, and two broth- Ing »t St. Qtbrlel'i Catholic church 1. FREDERICK NKMINOER llt.IH.tl. are kereky aeitberlaet ta kt BHBM BAtltiaMatlaMk '^'•"taSreel'S era, Ralph PAw, Mlddletown where Rev. John Nowak, putor, te thla metafile FRBBHOLD-J. t sale weft "The totaTaTaeoetTf a me ael i townahlp, and iTstir Peaae, Key offend a requiem meat. Burial, nlnger, M, of IS BhtrUf at, dli isatisatwwd akall an eaeee< tie sunaaaaai. aad PHONE RED BANK 64810 port, under the direction of the Freeman luddinly Saturday night at tt ef aiMteMte.eeMt.ee. ,, wklek U the estliMtel funeral home, waa in Mt Olivet ananwoat t ell headheads er aetaaetaa U be lai»*dld. American hotel, where hi wu oa> The jMaiaua asMiut af U ke Long Branch 64978 • Day or Night FREDERICK *. cemetery. ployed u eltrk. HIGHLANDS — Frederick J Bora In Brooklyn. Mr. Noaalagt MRS. MATILDA WINKLEX Seetietiea t. It Is kerebyy detennlaed aal Wallhelnke, 72, of 35 Portland rd. waa a eon of Mn. Lena Nennlnga " elareljj ass tellewstellews:: died suddenly Monday at For KEANSBURQ — Mra. Matilda of Freehold and tha late John Dei , la) Tiat all bands er beat eaUelM- Hancock where he wai employed tlea aetot Isiaed purenaat te tkls eM Winkler, 67, of Holly it, widow of nlnger. He had Mm a redden aaaee skali bear laMraat at a rate ait as a carpenter. He wai born at Frank Joseph Wlnklir, diid Sat- here tM pott 10 yeara and wu eaeeedlat ebi per eeataai p.r aaaua. seat et tkls ortiaaaw «n trat r North Bergen, son of the late M urday at Monmouth Memorial hoe- put esaHid ruler ot tke Freehol aad ta« aiaturltl... fern aad all ether Sir saade ead Ued lajke eaee and Mn. Frederick Wallhelnke, and pltal where the waa a patient one Elkt lodge. Ha wu an exempt Art natteta aet deUralaed aerela shall he Tewasklp Clerk ef tkt lewaahle i. ditenalaed by reteldiea er reselutieas 4 tttwa and sel4 taieleaeaUl had been a reiident of Highland! week. She wai born In Europe, man of tM Freehold are depart et the mveralRe.badr ef tale TnratU* 35 yean. Mr. Wallheinka wu daughter of tht late Mr. and Mra.ment ef UledMtewn adapted earsuut te law. member of the Red Bank local Peter Pittplo, and ta tunrlvea by Surviving MaMte kit mother at lb> Tkat tk. arena* verted ef ase- the carpenters' union. Surviving Maoae ef tke tumeeM dNeriatd In lee- a eon and daughter, Fraak Wink- bio wife. Hie. Vlrgiale Neanlngei Uea t bereat. wltUatiw Ualtatloae ai are Mi wife, Mn. Mary Wallheln- ler and Mn. Anna Could of Ketne- ead a iteppoa, James Pattenen e trevleleas ef tke LaeaTSead Uw to ke; a atipion, Bernard Crelghton, burs. Labor Day and four grandchildren. Freehold. The funeral wu MM yuterday TM funeral wu told Tuetda: The funeral will be held tomor at St. Ann't Catholic church whore morning at the Freeman fuatra tke ttvta W. a|| knew that hundredi of people row at 3 p. m. at a mausoleum Rev. Edward A. Cerrlgan, patter, borne, with Rtv. Paul Munton, ~ laaaee o t Tweaty Bellars aitd la tke O«c. ef tkerlstd aeteia te In Falrvlew cemetery, Fairview, offend a high man of mule*. tor of the Freehold Metkeaiet 1 . of MM4letowa will b* th« victimt of highway accidenti thb where the body will be entombed Burial, under the direction of the copal church oaelatlat. Burial wai debt under the direction of the Peetia Bedle funeral home, wae la Mtla Mapleweed cemetery. ef ._. Labor Day week-end. There will bt many funeral home. • Olivet cemetery. ta>*snu f eoti en the highway who wil Imlit upon suit te anaaat tke toil et the store. WE MkUf TOD TOM AT NO sale laarevtatats. eae«terla« aid Is- riiking thair livet « wtl M the llvet of of hart; LEONARDO—Mrs, Homey Frye satstlra teitt, liaal «a*taaN aad etksr EXTRA COBY wkBe aew trtadt Tl. of Burlington ave., In IM Ocean ill^Jbl italUtleaV preseriasd ay DM * • Settiea 4lil.ll ef DISTINCTIVE are Mau pal ae year Mree, l< •(frame caution on your part tt tha only way View eeetlea, tbla »lui, died Sun aeetien 4. Tnilut tke Iwaante ef « •a |h_t laBMaWM t day at home. She wu the widow koada, tit tort of said work aar ' — rm~—v ^w ^w w^wrâ mm*m9 ewa^nmv vt fo keep from fangling wifh weh driven. ef Adotph Frye, (oaaorarilr Oninesd kr tke Itiaintt * keata, the test ef saM work mtr ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS »o»ra»iit|i»Utii netin «4 faek et as itnpttaVly taaaesd kr ike Istaaatt Born In England, daughter o notes ekatt coalala a realMl tkat It I bend Mlltlaatlia aeMli and eisk e rerfeeUea of Material end the late Mr. and Mra.-Edwari issued ia aatlelaatlea et Uit Ittnenaa e aaM aettt Mall •wtaia a resii ' Stop In oitfj SM Air CondUluMd for Your Comfort Werkaaaaaklp ta Beautiful Wattt, Mrs. Frya Md been a real' tone's, aad aaall doterikii In atteri it It iMitd la taUelastlea ef tl dent here 10 yiari. She waa a mini terme tat aaraeM ar eareosti for \ aate of ken4s, an4 akall eesntke In tea, NewDealfu anaaalaJaaa ell «alc«klckk .iktke aotaste isIt mate, tnl lirms th« »a»tit or HIHMI fi bet of the Ordir of the Eaatern All tutti nette mar bt IMutd foorr perl Iks anintlnt «t wklek the aeteli line la our ewa plul Star, Atlantic Highland!; Charity of net eitetdiat «ne (1) >tar atnnj a All stith notts nar be issued for rtrloi chapter, Amaranth, of Red Bank, ke reaewsd from tine te tlae far •er•eriis et net eKtetlna one (1) rear aaa ae> our memorlala ara eff nott Mcetdlndl f out (11 rear, bubtt euh« ke rentwid from tlae to tlat fer ptrlei tured by akllled artlians in our and, the Woman't auxiliary ot Com-notes, mcludlna- rtntwals. shall matu of net euet4lat ene (It jtar, fc« tut munity Sri company. •ties. Ineludlsisi rtntwals. tisll Mitu well equipped plant at Wait an4 be tale aet mere tkan two (I)a«4 Vs tali aet mere tka* twe It Surviving ara two daughter* rain frees tat 4ite of the orlalas Long Branch, notes, enetst aa ipt«latell» pretldid tnn froa the 4iti ef tht erlrlnal lotti, KB.BOMMf. Mra. Bertha Phlillpa, Springfield, tMtlea 40tl-41. nttat at saealatlr prevlatd in Itettoa and Mrt. Helen Kruno, Maptiwood teetlen I, That thlt Ntolutlm akill IttHon t. That tkli erllninee shall a ion, William Patdui, Cida take offset twtatir (It) 4iira aftw i take tlfert twenty (II) din aftsr tkt e home.oe Orovi; four grandchildren am (rst publlMtlan thtnel alter anal »a lint iibllsallea tktreet after anal MOUNT •O t.'ftOMT ST. MD BANBANK N.JNJ. three great-grandchildren. paM.d and atiproved nt a 'muting ratted anil anprovtt at a aaeetlna af ikt Township Oommltt.t of tkt Town, tht Towmhlo Commltlte of tht Town. LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO. he. The funsral wu held lut nlarhi •hip of Illddltlown, htlit on Aug. ill PHONE RED BANK 6-0557 at tha Poitin funeral home, will •hip of Hledlitown, held ea Au», " TIRE SERVICE Wall St. Tel. LO 6-3567 West Long Branch Rsv. R, A. Smith, rector of H '"'• Bned. Our Vktritf 1/tctrs of OepcndflbleEconomketStrvice Clemmt't Episcopal church, Bit tAWMMCI A. CAtlTON, JR., 71 Whit#$», RetJIdnk fard, officiating. Burial, this morn Ckljrmsn o( Tpwaskln OommlttM, BEND FOR tLLCITBATXD CATALOGUE PHONE RE 444M tei( wu la Ray Vltw umtUry. wsp IA»* nitwm*. m, \m Beach Club HoM§ PraUltBt'i Bill •aUBMONT —Wtadlac «aaa

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MM af loath at WM •Mala will MM k* t*tttm| a akarptr watt mMMMNdîr ma»f frlMda •letur* af kla 4MM MatAIUaa, aad a*Hhbon Maaday *a hla aM Kraft Caramels X 21c frni Mctar ar kanltol. tkM M b4rtk«laUf« He fseelveel flMuurkewitt * Of* trhhy till 9 Whole Chicken IZFZ *1.73 • Mm M4 la tM part fal tawtH aad a tare* aaator af pMMia* af trttt«r aee«ra«y Mrthday auda. 20 Rock Lobster"ât.MI 44c la laboratory ilataeal* rewlta from Mr. MM (M*toi a a«a*ar af Lummis M Mnrle* aaiMacM taaiy by tfc* frhmda wh* drapptd to at tM Cloridge Franks tT 60c CelMf* af Amtrlcaa Patkotofltta. eaairatalati Tkla Matlaaal koa> at MMtleal apa. f ^ p Ptonut Butter Gulden's Mustard "£* 13c eltUtt* It MtlatlRg a pratram M aMwarat tilwjkwi MO* traai wklck will aMkta Mtkawtlata wka w*li wtaMra. A MUkMTa klM M 4lMct laboratoriM to abttla klgbly . la a birthday oak* aM T34c £M. N29C ataMaMUatl ek*a*lea| athiUea* for aaa« "Mappy Mrtkday to TM- M «*m VM la p*rf MtalMt teak) aai MaytMy pnaMtod tM fMt ta tM aala> bfMt* Swift's By akaeklag aohitlMi arapar*! Mr. MM asanand kla y aw IJ^. _t_ *mw ••••• *r •••••• «»^» ••• ^»w ky tkalr *w» t*«hal«laM a«ala*t ato ptaaaM all wMt a Md bapp kl yMr atM far him PREM tka ataMaH aalwUtM auppMal Pistachio Nuts X: 39c PrincessOleoJK2.^gc tlMat, tfMetera af Mftlleal labora- toriM *aa tk*r*ky IBCMIM tk* r*- 'At Peanuts SSsT JX 23c Nucoa Oleo * >. „»«,«. -*33c Vaffh *«*, 22c "WVvll *v W/M vap^Ha wiMW/wâ^B^â wwaava4P* v^v Dr. J. AMa Park*r ltaa maviaf res tk* laui*dlat* a*a*flt of th* alek. kl* dMtal *Ae«i tram IN to IU Olttrlbatloa of (taaaartlaM ««m- •hNwabwy ava. MItopMMMM t Swift's ttM* aad iltregM sehitloai to war* akMd todayMdMwa » aiUn apM 1,480 member patbototfita, wkkk at tM a*w leeailM a«st Tteaday. Ptonut Butter Ice Cream SSTSSL <&29C The world's greatest Ice cream volue! Vi-gol. corton $1.12. 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ENGINE. 193H KORIJ V-8. IIxcallant FRKilDAIBt BaWtMCaUtAB. fceatleat POWBB LAWN MOWER, ll-ia-k 0WA»-«a«_a.*f a. aalp eat* lat gap mummum ATTENTION HOME di . Ildig practically n*w Cilniea aaotar: slightly Mad; Mi < aUeKeliaa, kr k U money by _wderalaingi your Including practically ronditioa. Call LO I-17I4-H after et i'V ' * **" * "** - •'• ondition ri»(, 150. LO Wrlgkt Store, ••______roureelf. we arc eauipped -to eupply radiator and tttlKGtlOja rWdWtter 1% ;«. ., — UM >««tirisabuild- apaet aedan. Oaly 11,111. Aiaa 1141 you Witk all ta* Btteriala u«cee*»t»- . I. IHI' Liaeela aedaa, kpdraa-atie. radia. kewt. Sm*ll meatkly i»y-ute arranged *•> 6.10f.T-M. SOLID MAHO«A»rr Ckippeaaala ft. la perfect ruaalagt »aditia». II*- ^JlaW* Threw C#flti $ Wm4 pure**** of aay aiuiiii,. Hero ara FLOW, Mc( ORMK K-DtERING, mo kot. dinmg rooaa euite IK, apes kaati- LO 4-«2o«.J. 17 CayUM •«•., Portaa> II laatallai aal aid er. arkite mil tirea. Oalp ll,»»» mi lei, lorn, iiartnr drawn. Guoil condition. re-paired. call RU l-tm-M and »»50 Mercury aadana aad club *a a aoaaa ot tbe )ob» you can do: raie M.fi", ive-pi«ca kiteker. aet Minimum _*»••: TSe Attic icaalatioa. arplication of tile- M. TWO C661) USB ga. stwee—la verg Eagliak aaiatare, II Maple ave. I-Oldl.' COATS- S \ HV 124.85, ne» niing caklaatg I2I.II BE a-lldo. Double Rat* l« De«*le board in kitchen or keth-iaieh your Imrk nrirl lirn White Saan*g n •aea aonditioa at lit aack.. await* aaee re««ired. Wriu to P. O, B*x baaement or attic -r.l.o a playroom, bed- hurt- iloi. lino n and Toirgfn- to tat*.95, h'.gn henck ar karreoaa Furaiwra. Higkway 15. O.ajaiU Mid Illl PMTIAC ccaavartikle a kydramatit. Eiind Bdf uling Th. Elgiiter'l room or wood, doara, window*. davrnron table tlt.tt, Buaeil'a, II irgaia. 1MI, Bade) ineuiatuni. etc. Free kouic pica kvok. chai II I hi seMi. and back*. Per- rtaam «—for gardea werk by eeatracter. any advert-taanifDt it reccrved br Sai'r'.h'cc, * JO. Call at East Front at. aluaainuao bathinetle. io II. everkead valvea. la axeellaat aaa. The RcciaUr. American aiu.iding Supply. Highway 8^, feet c ndili ditioa. Priced far ««iek aale, till. PJaaeBA I-CCI»-M afur « P. >.. at houden'i Corner. B.ddietewa. Fkane nden ave., Huhiandf. dition, Tall EA a.8418-1.* AITKEM—For all around werk. Ap- Wt nil not b« reeronsible Jor s-~H^ci use'l, clear,, delivered. WoTiAMOCAVr ate'v-up ead Uhlea, «rTT0rstXtr«JSrcoiv*ii»B4at. Tkraa. " l-llia after 4 - ~ " ' error* Ln'.aas they are. detected be- HI per^thoosand. rni.tu- al_ d-0t»». 111 eack; tare caaakiaativa aiila (la>a piera parlor aet and live-piece kitckea _r— — -. -— , . *Paf_ai[_W _H*)*1 fore the second insertion. ATTlNfiuNl—We aav* everything ~yog LADY'S BitVCLE—»Zi. Good con- and araee end ual« laaapa, 110 aack. gooaet;d feMrVpieckuy. Aet kedrooBwartaB Furnitureaet. lilt.. Very aaaia* •awt-claaa ea_ditl*a. APR* No car.rellatiore will he accepted need in the Una of plumbing and kcat* ilitiou. as Bridge eve... Red Bank. In- Call LO l-i|a«. Eaceileat coadltloa* wayd 35b . OppositAt swrte a MidlletowFurntUre a nrBlfac .jcelloat. lia mad tireo, oae **w; or changes made '" adverti'err.en_ ing auppliae (ar tka building sr reaavat* qiric between • and_T',l". •ny__v?n_.l-*- ftALHATToW fV*tm Kiatirulli Company. R—E l-3il«- - ,; ac aad radla. Be. Taa*., IT Eaet: Proat one hour filter reteirt- *t office. ing ot your .leene. A largo aaeorUDcnt LJfcf) "LUMBER—2x8, 2xTo, anil all Barked. 1% moatki old. Beaaonakle. ffH^TIHi for makii cider. Prlee of batbtube, teiina, teileta and aacdicin* w.ilthB of flooring. < heap. Pkene C»ll anytigM, Ke_«-2OI2^WV^^^_ 112. Call RE 1-8282-M. aViiMMI fl(-UH *edaa I*, BHfcwA DEADLINE: cabineta, aitchtn ainki, featuring th* fe- fOLrgT-BUiVETl table op gee range. HAfllC s raaga, |IC| c. *c tuu. u placed wltk »*w **M*e ia IIM, Illl. Itil Eetate. Tuotdar Kay*. anoua Voun«,u»D kitckaae; gat- oil and J?. coal fired Basting plaote fee ateam beat. Fair condition, 112. Pkone RE •• girl'* bicycle 110. 31 Irowa pi. BE i eae «a-claltgVaaia, a Ce. Prlvata U___^_ All Others I ». m. Wedaeeaer. rand model, wita top. 3IZB-II.- _ J-uil ^•itif-ili _ap m -m narTir 4,^., tk tk, , hot water h.-at or hot air; oil burner! d f lik witk Minr.t&rolie-clo&eywcll controls. Good condition. Fhone NKW. I.AlGC PICf»j»E, aiîll". Co»lT. i-otn ELaVfTtK, Mwin. gaaekiaa. IOB ELBCTBICIAM. BMifl. recently aveffkaal «41«. _ of middle-aged« lady fa•r 1%yeaalligkl kawd Call fuel tanks and e-ptli: t-uka, galvanized try actne kand painted la aaetel. Ma« Ba'ltiful walnut conafle. Original \iOM a . ajaae. aad aiayteeer. aaecU«n• Itl. __ _ . .. nd re TWO HtCYCCBS—Boy't 2«-inch, girl'a Itl. Call BE «-44IT-W ",""lrl. Thl*a ca'»n «k a«a a pleasanpl •*e • 1%-year.alt koaaee afadr and alack pipe ana fitting*, copper h«Kany and gold fraaie. Muat eecrilee. caat |2«". Sacrifice, 1125, Alao type- Ma MM**taa aeiaHH a* k«nek«ne,, llVLla- 1141PONTUer»_ACK. radl* aad-aaT- ba rightt peraen. Red Baak ana aad '.jbsn* and linings, soil pip* arid nt- [.i I., rirftct condition. LO *•Will conaidtr oiler. RB «-»!>!-M. l t B. F. »„ •laJ.bjtewa. pkaaa at. New aeat acvere. Perfect eea. irl Thla can k aR d lBaatk k fd Red Bank 64W13 writcrJZfiiJZfi . _EEAA S-14»^ . ._ .. cala at., ceavenient to traaepartatiaa. AT |. Cnns. A Isrtl* aaiurtaver.1 *f electric L.UlY'S FUnACTEfTaeFUnTfT a atilatia,. C6HI ANt> LOOK at aiigoo4 need l-llll- Jbt dltie*. Beat affar over nil. Call Kl and gt* water aceUm, alactric and ga* Bfifi KS- Sew, c ll *-*4d«-M aat thma after I ••I*. lition and face, from origininalla y very cxpenaica, alB*et aew, farniture departauat. tedi caaaatatatatee, AH—Tre werk witk keraee aad h*!Ta- rar>e°te, 'ectri* refriycratori and Iraes- aacrilceacrilce. 140: pair sew eiek ksllet alia- k em. I'he famous Mrara water puaape fhon» KB a-0»»5 thautand, delivered. •II;; ekeiti. 110; dreeaera, 111; kreak farm. Mut be eiperiea«eda*d taa*. pcra, i-B, aaadaaaae kr laviae af Ma*feef t eetaetats . 122 and away atkatkaM* fafa««4 _uthly reliakle. "" • LOST AND FOUND and lump pumpe. ftuaiaratae other Keen*. York, II; katklnatte, «aa4 aace, t gwarti Furatltlta, MlgkWL Middietown Plumbing and Heating Sup- TWO-PIECE MAPLE living raoea buy* at gwarti Furatiwa, Hlfkwat ••; jOaTTWw iwB KjOW ODwT traa*a#r. iTriBblel, aluaiaaaa. deluie wltk gaat • Mitae MiddlatowMiddletowa Fir*e CeaapaafCeipaai . U tatiaaf W* aave Illl Oldimekile I. ily .1S9. ?ecoi.d Corner, Middlatowa. Ona anile nartk ef lit. BE I-8H1-M. . Nat'ov,?. Bank. . Red Bank. Pkor.e IE I-IIJT. ~ suite i'», Hooricr kitchen caainet «T6_n: bur Ivi Mlile Myllader. 4-deor aadaa. Da. fOl'Xi>— -"Watch, «l firemli.'e fair '-n ll(,;», platform ecale lit, ia . . If IfMAIIf Peeklag. abi»» TcVJI—_T ' gUii -far Hifalaada fat latac. Smi.n chttnfc rurjr, roniain- anaple rocl.fr 13.50, bedraea acratn lenial kaaags kaUk cakiaet kar> .... >*n*!a. iycamore ave., ihreWB- •Ing. Lecal :esa diitau "Ar.gV reverse eide '?:nm Mother, broiler, two utility draarera. Excellent elae 14 price II each; aiaerted glaaa. All typei of e*att relln'd. alayer* ra. . vertiwle. Lev prlc* ALB—Experienced l *ri>m*a far led!*! tlques. art objecti anal all aric-a- ware re**an«kl*i *aiertea_ ley*. Mr*. Illl MNTnC HI wear ihop. Partmrakip oppartaalty 194.V ltffi) lentimental value, 1 iridtr hi.ii', liuiril'e. It [ait Front at. condition; MO. tali LO i-OITI-M aa- lUai i..t r.i.t alt. laeed, buttonkelca mil- Eiaati wark. for ««iek tale, or will ead l_r_ate call HE C-STIO-M.* tween 1 1 and 'I* ___„ ed M Beiser. MaaUat ave.. Part menahtp. Will eall, *H. deli.**. KE I- teletleloa aet. _O I-III4-W 'or rlgkt man. Belmar 1*1*11 a to I. LO?;T--^:iver~*Hrr:ii£ mitiiHtun- rnwbiiy. rbona RE I-U.l. Fkaae LO I-IH4-W. onmoatb. It MlrM. •114.• t'llnENCED rOTfNfAIK girl HouTi JiAVrTT'HhiiE 1D41 GTTS. atep-la , -I up; Finckec. Para. B III! iUIC-T-ffAg )»at paaee. In. T t* I Steady employment. Apply Vicinity Kroad it., 'I'lie.-ilny I'. M. ttufkl with new boditB. Would like kt.ti ikunkaH , Hamsupn; rmckeeTropica. Pl «aka , _l*g>>wf* -^>va>« 9 miii^'Vi, mâ1^ Tints— All aiiia; reaaoaabl* epaetlea. IIM. KE I-07II-W.' ew York Bui Terminal. 174 Moameatk Small rovard^ Ca!i__KE «.'»I1M.' to eell or exchange one or alt of them Open Sundays. Helen Mlller'Tia Pel t la*P« . old. Advanead deelgn, ||t*. TPtVTUH "lar *ilu"xT Red Rank LOST--Iri>h Sttler, frniflie. AUK. IS- plicae. Recapping and repairing, all ai luirt payment <>n a I94H, 1049 orHighway II, li> milea aartk af Bed•14 4-J oik g-u*ranu>e'd. fjwyer'e Kky-lYak Ser- mo Vord tedan. Donald'n Laundry, it Bank.- 1I-I1ICII LAWH BDWBaV—la gaaw aen- lAt-aCs-ta-Metlonal I A ID, fg. o!j_M!,_Pl.eMe_e«u A l_ 1-t>i sa-K.* ic« Station, Highway II, ae*r f'iira Marion >t. RE 6-020(. HOH-iK BEAT—Krcak frecea, Tve ditie*. III. Kaell't ataat V«ra, II •TOBE-w»it*Ha fat any kylian Blaek Mr., Banaoan. EuSTf -Vicinity of Broii'd in.7 Nul Bank. orn^rn, MiddletownL 1 nounda II i pet aupplies. Ope*_ lun. Bector pi.. Bed Bank.* from gtatiaa. (Across fieaa Crate'a Cold than bracelet with three irolcl 'ICK-Ui BALElU. Kew HaUa**Ta«w HoUJEBotl) «IM>r>R-PhiicVTefriger. -AT. art leu atnr, TV combinnlioii, ru^r, Uilli>e. dayaa.,...... ,.Hale-a* -.,...Miller,, Highway IS, ii*(URL'S BICYCCe?=lT.Tic.. . . _r •neellaat package etere I, II Nartk Bfielfe are. C.refally **l*eted law mile. MACHINIST and tool makers. Im. reli/iom medals BttiKh'-rl. Sentimental ur used, Conover Uru*. Salae and Bar* d iet, dinindii g room Ket.Qi' Quickk aalleajwirtk el Wed Bank. Ml I-OIII " Cgll after I, U I value R(\vHid. If found. rWaec CHI! vice,_Wirka:uiik. Phoa* HO •-I1II. condition, 120. " ' i can. Outatandlag v*l**a. all priced mediate work. Goad eandltloaa. lli !i«oiml>le.. *_|J_ 1 -»»4 4-R. •iel, Sde up; two adult J444.* UaTea*. Btera. ew the prevclllag m*rket: Illl Ford Apply at Matawan Tool and Ma*. Wt BUYANYTHlN. and Vver»tbin« r » LOST— P' luxe jM"' >s wapi'ii taken from and give the ken pricea. Call awarti USED i mK.M—Mil- a "HUxll, , >ouxl7, female rabbits. Aak far George. Helen TlaT 1,111 aauare feet, witk a_Mte, katk, eedan. Illl Ckevrelet Fteetline *edaa. afaeturing Company, II Mai* at., Miller'a Pet Shop. Highway SB. Six W EKceptional value, II. kree storerooms, lecaad laor, Ive. rear yitrd of 3.'> Bridge ave., Kid urniturn. Highway 16. HE t-«ail. 650xllt, IJiiJl'', Brookaide Inn. Near nifleent toae. 1*11 lord eedea. HIT Ckevrelet eed*n Matawan. Batik. Pirase return to owner nt above Btflnc <*hurrh. Attarttie. Highlands.* mUeeaaortk ef Bed lank. Cpen gun- 110 takei it. '•"-â'a Piano «kop, IS room and katk apartmant, aarck; tkra*. WK GlV_~~-OOb IraU-ins mi your eld 1 1 delivery, 1141 Ckevrelet eUtlea wagan. • lM!TS=S.' ^^ _ . furniture al wa have in outlet for It. a~"CU. "FT.'"'COLl> Sa*ot~"refrigerator. In P'_""!S»-___ l-llll, •r garage New keatiag_•/•.•«' /»•• 1*4! Rtilck luyar sedan, till Chevrolet a a e at outlet r l>«0. Boynton Agency. BE I-Olll. AH PfClt-RIt—Experienced anly tOSt— Mile Boxer. Finder please call u»aua turmtura, Hiaawai 16. 8- ixreiiitit working eiilidinoh. Keaaoh- M VIrQNIMT-KI«a " c»shl*niT"cuVt*il Et TmriBWEl.irBepetlt Matlan wagan, HIT Chevrolet 4-nnor ••• tit, _fc.U«.J.W.__Rtwn»d. _ ntily iirlrtil. RK S-S4ZB. made slipcovers, IIP. LO I-I7II. with aulky. new Illl, Bargain far PAIBHAVtN -Fine iaveatmcat prep. dan, l*4i Plymouth tudor. l*ltn Bulck 4- need apply Old Cherry Trie Farm, I8 BACAl>f!m force! ulck sale. Merrltt Lawn Mawar Ikap, arty, located *sa• Biwerr rdd,, ina •*!maa;dear ipeeial eedan, 1141 ttedgc four. lidd(letown, Highway |i. Pkeae Ml LOST—-Strayed or taken frrim ftcGuire'e AND RAIL fencing THIiEE-PIECK WALNUTTTietorian ben. Crovt. r,,:!ic with liaJ tuth. Dtfrer room aet with marble tap dreaaera, to move, Mint sell Immediately, JI Mechanic at.. Red Bank. akapplapelag are*area. Lat t«>l««. Over l<» daar, 1*41 Chevrolet tola*. 1*11 FUSTS ANDN RAIkL fencinf g loldând a. ftt ateaterre area. One-caarr garage. Aik Pard, f'oPBtWoRIHn»LAflt- COOIT Inter. return, a* dog l> under dnctnr'e rnr< . eect«d. No ekaria foi etlim»tt», Kmpire couch, Chinese love benek and bur's bicycle (IS. girl'a bicycle 111, tlkin. HAND — Good eaaditlen. Md*n. Ill* Rtudekaker tt-to. American Flyer train aet 112. All ex> Cheap. PkonPkoe BE l-tlli-M. iag ll.aot. ExclusivExclusive witikk WlWalkek r at ale. p. till Chevrolet 4-deer eedan. cited I* gaed heme. New kome, aa Anyone linnu'iliK the when/al.outs of 'hone Saturday and Sunday, or »eek miireHaneouB. Burldy's Aniojue Khop, TldlLilndalLiaa EaiEtt FronFt a tt RE I-I4DI. •an thta Hoc. rail HE B-1S7S-M. _. _ «!••< after ( p. M.. UK «.4U2-K-i. corner First. at\d Fulte* ati., in Key* eellent eenaltlon. RE 1.104,1J ALTIMATOILTIMTII RtOTTO Jany athtn. towaH Iowa payment, II line. Scaall family! modern appll- J.OST— Pas-honk, number" S5.9«2.' Bee- pol% KE 7-1309-M.. conditiondii , 1171, ItOCait River"rd- lanfe*t.«*rm* fie>..i>i!t. Vileua jsq '•-:'• «»«' lovaa. kad. _*(irutM. RU ATERI-UMPI—Alftiiaa. Jet and nil- 1 mettr «wwtrT»*CHii ond National Bnnk, ton typei. I). a% i. t'ompanir, Bcobey co.«i. •Titk^r* ''"'""'. V'"r u"!""! fon- Kiiwson. mi i.imii-M. awi^sTrm>or eeilpment and itockW. ill Mala it., .ta ,pay, Op*a lu* dition; Honeywell thermostat and all [CIta"t:i r.ij.l. Ne siijii/l, iitai purU _a*aburg. Inquire after I P. M* 41 Oeeaapart CiKn,iiandaVrMni able caiF. 115. •ewlag Miekiae Ex- WTC__A~NING and preaeing kueiaeaa. tO Mill a* SALE«I,*DT-Mait kav* eapedeai* made to order. I). • i. Company-, 'lectrical cuntrols, |7I. Phone HI I* parlor table, I eak draeeerl, alagla

RIDING HORSE, cen'ti* and jTxaM ^ iln. IIIK, mode •rator porcelain lee baa, redie, electric Call El I-II7I. wark. Inculra. KlrMkbaua'i, II FINK POTT BUY, lirau and copper con~- grill. RE I.457K.B.' ______Xm BALB OB BENT—fully eauipped and keater. Call KE " " -•-""" taincra. Alio nsveltiti (or all occaiium. yiiuiiK. Call RE 6-DI«^_ _ II, overhead valvrs. In excellent con - Braad tt. rAH BELTS AND PULLETS far ale*. [hi'Mi mny bi tillid »ilh lilants anil H'TiTABLB ELECTRIC radiator f In! dition. Priced for quirk sale till. Phone W*ce_AlN~TOP~.iteSen" tabte, *>• reataarant and aoda fountain. C*nv*«. I»4I HAW AMBAMADOB feur.deer trie motor* in stock. Dnualae _!ec lleiwcri from our own greendouiei. Sui- Hendryx bird rage and ittnd Ii. Call LO 4-4110 after 4:10 P. M.« ekalra. Ill; femal* Collie puppy wltk iMtly lacated. near factariei aad trala aedaa. Eaeellent eandltlon. Over. trie Co.. II East Front atraai. Pawn* kauled B«te. efd «ied tlrea, r-laatle eeet UAL ESTATE SALEIWAN. Ecperleae* ;ak Jloritt. »a Avtngt of T»a Illveri. •t 27 .shadyslrtr ave., Ketmburg, ar _t*THERTC!lAn_l,~m*k*ga«y kneihnle paperi AKC, reaienakla; tabli aaw al, nation. Cell BE l-ltll „ nat aaccaaarily required. Laag aatak. Bad Bank l.*ll». lutt off MiaUeajiann'i Coma*, «r call phone KF, I-3U2. deak, gai Move*, k*r, Merge refriger. rndy *n kaneh. •" " rfee" t' eo idltlo Jr)TTrOB_—AcreaA>JrTTrOB Acrea** fratfataa "leeaardlaada eavir*. Waatacr I i heater. BE I.IITI. iaked real eatata Srm *?cn I W" NEED" 6F~cAfcP_Tt _ ^-Very re*son*kle; •ten, Kelvl*at*r eatactrlc stave, ward* Call all Tkartday ••rPrlaay. RE I highihh eckaakkk ATT I . HIHITT. VlVallely drd . I* carpeting I* noi an aale at Carpel alio wooden candy stand, five feet robes, erlk, keudalr chain, Hollywood Illl.' Ceatet 8 Broad at.. Red Bank (aeeend LIFE TIME OATBI. Alr-araft alralnu*. beds. Lana cedar eaeit, *la m*hog*ny ligh, 7'la feet lepg, I fact deeep, Rter- «V Aire fA H__i»WAMTID oor). Esti Ail aiiea. Immediate elallvery, F. I. «e apace In n».k. Call RE 1-1081 dining room ehalra, odd eheata kreak- opportunity far S ûgan a> Sons, Marlboro. FB ft.1145. Urge plaee, aaa aeeletant .AfCftfSt or appciintment,* front, Innenpring mattrea**a. boa ible. LO Mill >a traacpartaUaai ammn fETtTISlON ASTHJUA, "tSoiBrXTylS. TtND~KKiN(i ROOM table. Brook. eprlnga, mahogany twin bedl. threw rugi, MmNCM Nonas and Artloom In tka newest color*, dc v. nfcrcaeai la aamarlat. Completely inatallad, 130, Television aide Inn. near Stone Churck, Atlaa. Hide-a-brd, tkrea.pleee llvlag rooi _. __ Jlvll_*vlfaTTm, PCflrCB %n% •igm and fabrice ara now oa jlwlv *t A>al4A* _»*_,_t_lf_.4l__im'_i Al____im •>_._h- _.t_ia repaira and ronveralopi; aaw picture lie Highlandt.* auitea, grandfttkar'a tlaekt, tea.plece aa«la**aat iacluded. Prlea 11.10*. Carpet Center, I Iraad *U KM Baak. tabea. Call BE ..413B.R. msKoganny nuiDuneat n Phrfa dlalng room •0. UHrt toaewrM *w awHKn (Second floor.) Stmnmm. U montK. M. "ure. •Ilia* aa aacauat af III haalla. Call Kl mriaLpivwogars bred Guernsey. Pkeaa Ml i-IIIO.M. uite. Burdgd'ea War'•rekeuare . (Neit ta Mr. Uw HVM*> «• eaB lar meinbaeb'hi i parkinklngf llet, I II Clap at., Hi-W'nifrHEWITAni raate. Alfiitp •01XDIN0 MATUUL& KHH a lawmaower, weed cutter, tiimmar in Cell after I P. M. " • " • BB I-MI4. aM a-Hfar. •araM't Raala ne. Bugged, yet light-weight balanced BETtRflOM—-Three-rieee walnut, wltk Blaetrta Bkaf, II We* AMI a*. aad laeal a*w*pap*ra aad maiaalnea. •uppllea. National Luabar C»* d«lgn makes it extremely easy to mettreta and spring, Alao three.piece INO"chair. Including flood prolt* Immediately, aaaaa; Bavtk 8e»ertk ata. at tka rtilraai!. landlt. aipcclally around ehrufchery and living roam, leparate mattress and ruitem made ilipeoveri, auhegany bed Kai Btak. tkt* U ».I7I_ aloa poaalkilitlcl. Writ*. and coil (prlng gee atove. All in gead "" Ill, fjed Baak.« aad haapltat i. Paid *a«*al*a. >*. rkona to I-I4H0. In elosa auartere. For complete details, iprlng, will sell single piecea; clulub cbalr rl*a Mantger, Oen. UUTANT OA_DEK-H. llaveelnb Blva# call tarl BeAmann. BE *.«O79. If no rith ftlipcover, table lampim , Sgiiaa mg eondttloa. Call a«wlag* ar aeem, BE BBIBHT—Wa *r7*f far aaw at at. *- Ilia ktaln answtr, BE 4-470O. any tiane. 25; *>1i rug, |40j halll runaar, II. tractive price* th* following ami* rd. aelghkorhaod. Owa traneporUtlaa CHICKtl. fcrtillier, lawa and garden AMT16m«—•rlca-arac, pattern, other IE 7-1370." JRONA-UITR aatiabl* typewriter, •••••a. Gnlitg eenearn* opiratlag prof- taala and iuprli'». Wholciala and ra. •latiwara, eklna, furniture, parchment ExMlleat cnndttW, tl«. Call LO •• Ubly. Fish marktt, retail, caak 11.001, iVnk • tail. Ditbro* Brothert, Wkalapond rd.> tkadn to order, Burlaa/'e Antiaua Shnn rtCTlC 0»»»-lj,'' _ _ h*l*n» termat tavern, k*r and lleenili OUPLUPLB-^-B r*r laaall citato. Wife, aaaaa. 124 r.i.t ii., keypert, Kit 7-0HI. Opt* brass handlei. 8iia 44 Inch*! wide, workerr; kuibend ta da gtrdatUg. yl -Ki. E! LI liichei high, I inchea deep, flood -HOWCAnE^FIv_.._* feet ling anaXemed amcec reitauraat. ffully •euilppad: graaatka aad k ! TOP SO ! TOnsOlLfaiJ arenlnga alao, 1 partition, twa piacea I feet tad I feet. auata' : dr' y rleaninleaning anand tallatallcn alialia come drivingdii , generall aialatcaaacclaa . AAte Lama traded aad condition. Write, "fireplace '•ercca, ;,'«««l»e leparate auartere Write, tCit SOIL! TOP Boi 811, Bed Bank.* Terr reaae'aabie.•--'--'• *' B«d Baak Radltter, rlverfraalverfraat araperty, residential. Per good and teited, LFa M III t-»ll A NICE PLACE te chap ana browae. IIIlIl WeaWwtPwnt frontt it. M HID,' ataltatlt , aaa Bowmaa aad Anelaoa, till "Couple* Bex HI. Bed Bank. di' • — TOIS^HoTdTmiSMoie, up'tupta U-Iaa. and porter* leadedANTS. CaliottVI iafte «°I>r «1 Fg>»adma. , ia| Household gooda, antigu.i, and kit, witk H k. p. motort , kkeat af acOil ITAC1 HaUTM, wiearteae" Oeeaaave, IB Mil?. •lar 114.»»i' , aala price 1995; tayon •ric-a-brae, New and used furnl. aaarlea. Value 1114, all far III. IA raala, pet ttave aad kallerler,, KeaKema t* wark la eMceri' dlnllag Ma* al gakardine't l«.«5, all iliea. Sacco't cell aglutoaglutorr , ButMe tannr Uulra ' 1411 O»e*r wukaf, IT Emal WRTW-tlvarcreai W.r.ln, *,m.. »• lulldiai ITI, ranti Shop, Sl> Weit l'rui.t it., aid <«ra, Rmeil'i, It Eaat Front st. a-flitit.il.* r. Uu M 4 BaRankk . '' M ''J'- f91N\ iww i__y-_i«4]tttllt , .—Experience :« IHWI KFVve-l—New. Caa ka und COMPLJBJT— b_T or drum*. Oali liu atUa ta* tan, tAL BKbSfttSTtNKtw nn o( the largest poultry farms. In the _a___H_t Wft ___• Mil __ntfi 0 aa aklpplng crate. Rita ilillail a_r_m*jg—BB i v»w _'_*—' vmw iBBP—isr w OaM etl arn adjustabla hotpital beda for rant RUfi-»xli(,,t. maraon'witY a lowered ^HlLPWlUtar-.JJ-'S ',!"-!i S.pri- g Xew anil used bed! for aale. Call RE state ef Mew Jeraey oftere for sale, live Inches. Lesa than coat, AT 1* la Maplewaod. Sleep la. Aislit wltk poultry raised oa tae «neet feeds, Purina daaign, 110, Very comfortable rock- «-i«14, aik for "Patient Service." Frea and Double Diamond. Broilers fryers, 0750.' aaeral keueewerk and care af cklld. aleliwry. Sooth Jere*y Surgical Supply, f."! .•_"•;;••«" »•»>*• •«'• fcaalred, 13 Eaet Front >t.. Reel garik. roaitert. white, red and croeees; two- pound brnilera a speciality. Open all *—twrwhee! drive. Campiett CAMERA — I Wil 'iVilihtlanler fl.l > An il*llTdl year Call for information and appoint. with moiorited snowplew, I1.JO0. t itetdy amap|*y*M*tp , SAVE AT WHITE Furniture as Una, eoapled range finder; alt* „-.-fTn 'l*»cM c preferred. Ualfar-. ..„. ?...btlWMB£ •"• " p- •• Ukewood tickle bar ||,3, Call EA Mill l"4»l!a Kerelli Beflex with tale* Tai- Bedding Co., 170 Monmoutk It,, -1 ••••*•!. B«il Gl,,, Paltry Farm. aar 111 UPJ. Call IE I-4II4-W after illed. Apply lit ncnaa marainit I ta ?«kaon_llilll B. D. J. Lakewood. f !* a,1'"0,1!1 c»"»_> I" Craaa Ikea, Bed Bank. RE 1-1031, hluea and icvcn brown •Inkai wklti II Riverside *ve.. Red Baaa. AlHlNClli»:CIUNErBsi,Spir,drie7. rabbits, MA 1-ltn. J?—Wear Knapp Aec-trad late modal, fint-elasi condition. Meun, tiBAV KNAMfcL comkln.tion coal aaa PROFESSIONAL emplcyCMat , shoe i for men and wemen,, wltk built Wilson avr. Port Moiimouth. KE I- gaa atove, in excellent working ce*. twataa. ear. K, In archei and cushion inner iolei, C. I dition. Gar and coal oven* apera't* aaa« . «Mll thlldraa. light kacNwark •y. Oaxce, aalec, tcckalcal aagiaVi 1469 between 4 and I P. M.» CH_VPJOL_T Clayton. LO I-IUC-M. tr eifkiTtENsr8ivVn arately. RB 1-0018-M. II ahr*w*kury wood PlpeleH furnace, ll-lnch. ce*l. In Otker kelp kept. Experience •era, and eucutlvei (aaly). Maw P*» ~60%~6N fi6oFING~m»t*rial Ttr fTinf- ave. . • ... L|kt Bew7 Ctll j,sfc army type Iron il aad refaraaeaa aeceuar l S weeki eld. Houiebroken, Pedigreed. condition. " ' attwaa ape* dally. Ckaraw BilMe . odd* available, 8-ln J Itrln. Ihingle, **•'<• reaeohable. Call VENETIAN'"BUNDS—Wood, II lackil aolora 14.EO aq.; 90-pound alate rol 5 M______a*_J______J______lag. III Stag* av*. AS Mill. * ! at., Eatontown. wide II each; aereena, 28*17 Inchai. amir lu. point* I-IP 111! TWo-DOtjB aadaa? H» pooling 12.10 roll: is-pound felts. 12.1 7Ttr-FTT: II each; IOO«II tirei, uaed, 11.10 UP! kraal, tkrea atkti reaeeaab BE 8om_AUnjtNI»CAPE IERVICK, •*». Raise* I ta I. Interview* I ta L toll. Ralph Mundy, Highway 31, Keant- baby'a car crib and teat combination, I.IH4.M.* cylinder t ll.lll mllia. Oactd eaadltla*. COUBT-OVt UtaWLABIES. New IIH4M. •ah L. More**, Jr.. laadMap* atchl- Radio aad kutar. Orlglaal awneri Illl. Out- Saturday* I ta It, taryturg. KE l-0803-il. ljl.50: three clothing lockera. metal, |l. UWIt.I»At0» anal wa.kln,"iiael tect contractor. Shade, Cowering and Mare. Pleaaaat werklag e*a> LIME SPREADER, aaddle* and bridle. Call BE 4-I4II-J aft«r I P. M. inch cut, J k. n. Clinton engine. Very In gooi ceadttlon. Can ka aeen at ornamental tr**c *kruba. aad *virgr*e»e IEEP. CIVILIAN, HIT modal, faai- dltlaac Apply Tharedsy, Ckarm. UUNTAIN-COVNTCR OlBli — Biaady MiMidelrtownd . Stock Farm. Thome* 8. good condition. Phone 9E 2-007». If no ffjuaMtf, Eaeellent eon' II lank at., Baal Bank. BE I.MI1.W.* af tk* klgheit auallur. Plaai lurnlahed peiltlon far rlgkt pan**. Apply la field. Highway SB, Red Bank. a_ns_wer. RE 1-4700. wkeel drive, kydraallc Jack aad Paaklaa*. II Braad at.. Red Baak. dition. Frice 110. Pkene BE I' for all phaati af dailg*. All work per- •hovel. Excellent —inning condition, Pile* periea. Frlndly LiMCkaaatt*. til Wait Oil !!»M. irnxiritinrTowiK. Cau writ sonally plaaaad aad a«»ervlaed. Pre- rojt it., Bad Balk, al a_«M II t> MKONTIMVaB) watkaaVi u« n» IHI. BE l-llll-W after I P. M. WOMAN—Par llfkt kautekeeplng and tereeV healthy and handsome. Luett- NTIUUbs—Large colleetlan^ French, TRniTONHaraart. HmE 1-1711SnOPAntlauei, . Plnger liminary wlalta, aitlmatei. aad dellwarle* TMB3E AftI CUAN can. Tn"perfeat •leep ia. Pkene LO ~ 771 for aiinointment. lut wall MHra far aaatr raaaa to gens R. D. I, Freehold, n phone HO Engli«h and Gorman china, early are tree. All* da lawna. retetilllng, plaia cook. 1 carved Vlctoriaa love aeat. lady'a ekalt running cendltlen *nd priced reaaan- UAL. ill-UAL aervlce reprea, - ?> .1 S 4. American glaaa, furniture, linens, pate*. light tree moving and trlmcilng, Loca- degree la Pkaratacy, MatatWe. van koma. ValoM to ItMt, tow and twa aide ekalra, makogaay caraer able: USD Plymouth aedan. Illl Cbev. IS-fed HAK-Ov.r II ytara'at age tL d, ckcai. •>.•! far 10 atngla roUa. Uarla'a BLACK ANb TAN huund'dog with two work guilts, andirons, lampa. vases. what-Bot. Boston racker, mahogaay drep. tion Colt'* Neck. (Mall R. D. Na. 1 rolrt Mdta, 111! Card twa.door. 1141 da general Hack wark and ke allatry ar caulvalent. age 11-1*7 Mew puppiea five months old. Extra good Many other mlscellancoua itemi. BK leaf table, marble top tablet, pine dry freehold.) Phono FR I.B»I7-W.». Willya .eepiter, Illl Pard aedan, 1141 •nay territory. Salary, ker.ua, cxpenM Valati a»« Wa'.lpann, U Mam* 33 anaad kelp. Five day* week. Hood Ml. brcrj). Alio 200 buahala rye. 110 I * alnk, ekina, colored glaaa, brica-brac, ~MASO N WOBK^BrDyy wells, eeiipooll. Bulck nation wagaa, HIT Chevrolet can. err. Apply •telaback Company, account, autemebile farnliked. Writ* ACCORDIOS. ull bran, copper, iron, tinware. We buy drlvaway Jim Naa- •aUJPJ V* complete reaume af background aad ex. aautk Itratt. llhaaa.'Perfect eon curb, vertible. 1141 Willy* penal delivery. Can . ed >t ttailar on wheel*. diditioni . MiMill . . Made In Italy. Celei. nnd tall. Tnt Mattkawa. Ill Btaaa. can ke earn nt Matthew* Brother*, Wll. 'l!l_?LlJ_ 1I*UV ' •edj"'* **'* - Mrlcaec to Ann Company, lac. Hew way. Keyport. KE 7-1441. . Junloil ACCO1t/hTAHT for poeltlon fark Once. I Eait dJti Su New Yark .Tf H a___ %4 **••*••"» »»—------_.-.__._-.. particulars, call Delaware 2-1711 blacl kk an andd whitehhtei : : faufa r trebltbel change h e andd CAHraMfTSII '?* y* d**l*r, Newmaa »prl*g» rd. Bed ReplTAMy laT awa kaadwrlt. chrome wheel ehalra for rent. Reason- two baibaiee . CaCases IncludeIncludedd . ClCall l Ml I . promptly aatteaded to. neat leading. tank. BE 4-4110. wltk CP.A. ' imymornlngjolj; lag.. itat_ atlnl a age, experience, aad cdaea- ll-l i x able. New and used chain for aale. Cal UOOD T(* SOIL, also All dirt. b].. A HOLIDAY TBEAT tkat will feed Call M. Ma It Me«nt «t.. BedWE HAVE 0N~-l1P_AY a laa aalee. tlaa. ••*&•& R. Aakla, II Braad it* Ulaur—To da i RE «-2«14 ask for "Patient Service.' atone nnd travel. Grading, bulldoaer glDEhoAftb ANI. «_»VER-Tw. U..J a mab and gave you money) Oet Bk RE I tlaa af aaed c*r*. DeRldder Balek, Red Bank. havhaee refereneecreferen ec.. MMondayd W, Wedd Free delivery. South Jersey Surgical electric water pumpi, Dura and Ever. IIC. 111 Manmtuth at. Red Baak. and SaturdaStd y preferredf . Call and loader work, EA 1-0211. a tender-beauty turkey direct from BEN AND LAiat toYI to work h I«JMJkt I t.jL and Supply. 38 East Frait tt,, Hefl Bank. AXBlNO COCT—AboiiOrmonihVoid. ready, alao new cellar sump pump. Har- " BE a.101*. JCtT-OX. HOLDS 180-200 Iba. of lei ro ding, 2 Harmony ave, Kcansburg. KE Margate Farm. Bound, plump, late nuraery. Goad pay. Lee*ted. jan ; ,*•*]*" » !".-_MAJ_»_2ll_. nrrsT^B II culi - foot fool compartment. Priei •era wklte meat, Iota mere lark Hock from Bora bit* rout*. Lovett'a ply at one*. Manny'i Froten Cuitard. 175, RE 1-2343. on 1951 N. J. certified planta, 100,000 TV CIIMHINATION radla and pkone. neat. Full af real country gaed. Nuraery. lac.. Little Silver. Phoac RK rt *l, above Bed Bank. BE 1-1101.' _ BMlTH-CORONA PORTABLE tyiiewrltt planta, IS varieties to rhoole from I, graph. Admiral, roto-seope and aerial, nan. (very bird Ii to perfeetly lea, 71 n_ ON pmTATS Ma*a. Trlu Silent model, same as new. Must scl mnhogany cabintt, 1250, and other woi . weekt:. VlelaltyVicinity ' o"f"_itt"lef Little Silver.sirver.llBi* Malt 2, 3 and 4 yearn old. Write, for Tirlce grown ana primed that It'a Melt* 4 eut gran, rake road. Experienced Best reasonable offer will be accepted, list or Phone Pemberton 4»71. Abram lêms. Bargain. Moving. RU I-0I4I.R, *'" cowT»Aewi. _ Si",' O*?*" refmne". good nay. Writ*. •ave reference* and own car. Call BE Call RE...1-001»-!_ , Mrown, llrowm Mills. N, J. Largest ex- oSE^r'HEEL TRAlLERr~Call at 108 In-your-mouth heaven. Beautifully _. U» Mil, 111 *llrt. el-del*, "Private." Bex Itl. fed Bank. 6N_nBIEI)~BCTCHER BOX, clusive blue-berry plant grower In Ne« Kentuclijr ave^, East Kcansburg.' cleaned la our auany turkey kitek. aiaaara, aMiaaaU ajadJlnLay.il* BODA'CLElK-hperlenc. aat ncceV. mate-ly S-xU. Complete with machin Jcrhey. wholesale and retail, Your in- GKAPIS—Jfliie. for jam and jelfyrWIil ait. No pin feathers, no work far MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, to work Apply Liggett Drug Co, led and coils Price reasonable. Located it inaction invited. L fick Sept, 1 J .na j. pocl;, „, Batik. Long Branch. For nt'Polntmcnt, writi FERT1L1ZKR—For high quality and al half bushels only. Refund on your bas- you. Quick-froien, oven-ready/na aa kousekecper In family of four revtrauB TO TAKE young child ta and Wagnrr Market Co,, 83 Lafayette it, analyses, call Dayton Fcrtiiiicr Corp. kets. NUshiri Farm, Holmdcl-Evarett waste. Up" ta 12 Iba. «5c Ik; II. adults. Seme laundry and general front achool for morning union only, Newark. _^ Kaytnn, N. J. Phone Monmouth Junc- rd.. Holmilei. For advance, orders HO 30 and il !bi., He Ib. Bargain? RaaV.:teievl»in cleaaiag. Five-day week, I A. M. -'If, Preferred to *«r* far child after OftI>EJi YOUR FISKSH killed cKIckeni tion 7-4011. We alio buy potatoca and ',>->8il after 7 P. M. U Wan M. ««d school far young working couple. For uralns What other choice meat can you to I P. M. Na Saturday* aad Sun. further ^formation, ctll PIE 1-1140 after nnd turkeys. Diiiik' yimr basket foi •"' OF FRENCH-^DOORSTii^pieTe buy tor eo little in Iheie dayt of 5011. nice atiple;. KE C131 _R. AE HEAtltt and out.id room ret. good condition and clean. BACCO, TH- TAILOITi L Cleaalaf aad day*. Ea*l*M reference* aad Hate TIRES—'KctreTdlng, vuleanlalng oui •storage tank. Will heat five-room klfk aeat prleetT Reierve yeura M aiaa wark aad draaa •alary expected. Write, "Houee. TriuH-N .iRt—Rlverercit—rfuwla* ipecialty. YouV»ur oatar tiltiedl up onli » X hunjalow Prlra 110. Phone KE «.WAIIUKIIHK TRUNK II, oak wardrobe, aow. EA 1.1071. Pick up at yeur keeper U" Box III, Bed Bank.* Home. •«••••• «w_esag lmitea to put lonnart on whilwnilae wt ra* <>0»S. Richard E. Luker, Route II. Bel- full length mirror door, lit; apart. aonvenlent. Margate Farm, Weod. II Waal rfwat a_T M cap your tiret. No eharga for loanar ford. mont washinahing machine, (b(babyy alia,)aiae,) ; ... DODOE—Oood condition, New aarvlra. Mount Tire Servfca, 7E Whi tad dr.. icebeyvllle. patat Job, 'natraahn. IF TOU HAVE HAP experience warkm at.. Red Bund. Phone RE «.O««4. nve.hurner kerosene atove, HI l*tllt. 111 aeabreeH oa prlval* plaee, cutting grass, kand BOATS COMPLETE LINE OF fireplace fWfT"BLACK~COCK_R Spanleli R7a> ling power mower, and have good ref- ' cccaaioo. Pottery TWO AAA HAMPSHIRE GiitT No _„.., Bulck. Motor erences, write Mr. Conway, Box 111, Red copper, braa* and wrought Iron no*- equipment, Andirons, flretooli, Istered. AKC, _C,1,1| | BE a-ll'l.alll. " at' Bargain. .1400. XU MEW il-FOOT SPORT eraleer. II.M*. SSSBlYCTlS. Light weight racing butekera. breeder! only. New daor, ai» A.I, ludy Bank. Salary 181 ta IIP weekly. altiea. Honey Bee Flower*. 4*4 Brand acreena of all typea, wood carriera, SS'S'lr" Lih i llgh(, approximately 7fxl.' Vet* ABO SArERT DauVlIt- •0144-R or olnt Pleaaant 8-1*41 Gray, Fireball engine. 110 k. p. Caa gtrcet Phone RE 1-4080^ frame, 21-inch whrel, 110, Call BE I0V8EWIVES—Saleielerki, for youi i icen, Cliytort Boat Wolka, Wen Cape Cod lighten, fenders, itc. Rut. I-5S98 after « P. M.« waiher. aet tuba, bnoktan, two tied. In lafety, to drive itfely. UII 1*40 PLYMOUTH two-door aedan. convcnltr.1. hours. National I * 10, ROYAL. REMBJGfbSTlJndarwood. am - r «te«iil, box (prlng, Philco cadie, Plione the ear wltn two ateirlng whcala, Mnaburg. E. J. Davii, I Beaeoa Blvd. ci'.'i, :; Eail Front it, fEVCR BA!OO --J«-».S 5iiw condition; an See Mr. Ransom, manager. saniburst L. C. Smith typewriters low •> f29.Rn RE I.QIII.H,' eon la auta driving lattraitlaai alncc 4» 8TUP-8AK-B Hegegell deluxe wdan SODDA FOUNTAiFOUNTAI:N kelp wanted for af. Reconditioned, ajnaranteed. flerplco' Ctn RE OIL HUTIR. Tour Illl. Eaay Method Auto Driver Train- 1|4Commander» , 11.111. OOn e owner.V Very *«1B CRAFT KIT BOATS. Outboard nUOVHBRM o!L HUTU. I School*»^_ _. • I•_I Eae_• t Pron_a^ _ _ t_ at_* . B___BEI t I* ternoom nnd evealngc. Call la per lot Moamoutk (tteet. Phona RE weeks old. AKC registered. Inoculated, itlraxir •"¥.«!.•"• •• flve-room capacity; reelonable, clennC . Can be aeen at IT Shadyalda ave., ton. Carlton Sweet Shoppc. Next to Carl and Inboard. Nina modcle. Priced PBrSTEKS— Female, rive montha; regla. 2111 Keanaburg. or call KE C-1182. from I4£ Delivered. Eaay to 'build. wormed. Make nice petl. Moun. Wilson Weiley at.. Monmouth Beaeh. CM RED RAN- tlpaa Craft *•-)•*. ton theater. Bed Bank.' Hensler Kotoed Co.. Keyt eve.. Port Monmouth. KG I-14H8.' ternl American Kleld. Good klood line. BA8~RANO_. 9X12 American' Mental iBi) MCK.W. one ton, 1141. la per- aTOCK CCBRK *nd w«rehouia man. On. ALUMINUM BABY stroller. New CAiTRSKBS glattery. a*TneTS«7~N^w; RE «-;ir.7ii.- rug, >xla rose Wilton Rroadleom rug. feet condition. Cheip. Inejalra John U0HTN1N- ClAii. olVolVoFTuirtTEieiTo : AKtlQUF, "SHOP—Marble "tap eoltee ing* and aagravfag* r*at*r*di taaVeli McCue. 101 Hendriekion pi.. Fair He portunity to grow with u*l 40-hour lt i b Ul ju;t t!< mnr.thi alo. Call RE »»i. H. A. Hendrickion, 82 Newman Call after I P M.. AT I.»IM. IntraaUt* ataaUl mlrtart, wladaw va Week. Time and a half forTovertime. lent racing boat. Ulrncr aa.Ua. Rataay Snntig» rd.. Re-d Bank. Call Drat RE table 112, secretary desk 111. Rliyo WESTINGHOUSE 194S refrigerator, III ven. Phone RE I-III8-B.* Spinnaker Call RE I-4T48.M. lampa 12. mirrors, etc, (Nest to lire anoaa,_lawn •••?"• f»__»y. jal.rMra, Must have refcrcneec. Experience. Age «-l I'"' or RE c-4442 lielween s and h cubic feet, 60-pound capacity deep ! l-llll. lP3d FoRb COUPE. H4i engine, aiial mS-fCof C-bAlt outboard III. l-ejaat kouse), M«in tt.. Port Monmouth. XE ound capacity deep Eait Front it. and color na harrier. Kindly phone foi flat boat tin, new Mercury 1U k. a. TW>t "VJnrk. Afterji call HE 6-4B40. frreie I n toptp, MM 4. R. CCoall CompanyC , exhauit. Ilia or bait oiler. Phont appointmentilntment. CChina and Olan Shop flat boat tin new Mercury 1U k DALMATKJN PCfS—Two mnr7Tln~oTi, «-:i9S.,l rlaily Sundnyn. !}_ Broad it.,_ Ke Wsu RE *•!!>»!>.• lll.-i. Phone KE 1-1324-M.- ' * S". Torlay'l new prlte Fl/fiNltURE--Chaifs, tables, dining 2! Broad at., Keynort. BE I.IK*.' >_P T-WW 14-foot, with I.lnru*.~l4 Wonderful with children, 115 each, Fl/RNItURE —. - —v— — - - —« «~ -v — «_*_* —'«—9tTa>4 UseaTOs O1_ AUTo INIDRAHrE. Special lew 1.133a. room suites, bicycle. AT l-Ollt.W.' tlR XARGE" SfE__~«A8 ENOORAPHER. Five af. FSMfJUS HrP-HUGGER boys' patttt in Pheim LO 6-L'ay».J. ahlt for factory or garage, LO ffo r farmersf . JJaiil Donald EE. . AM"t-CRETARY.STternoona a weakI . Will handle diet*, h. p. motor, llio model. Ilk* new. A. nanter, 10-lneh Full-time agent of AllAllatatt e IIniuranci lion, cheek book, etc. Muit have hae 8 B CB bolhls and cheekii Wathablc, ilxe 4 GOOK BUY FOR one hot water bollci »i«e. Six years old. EA i-0»a8-W. RXtOB and, papet rVi'-'/v " *•»• •»• •''Sat. ft Io Hi for the thin-wairted boy for only and four radiatort, one gaa itove, % SIMMONS INNER aprlng Hlde-A-Bi laagtrt Interior and exterior; J Company, gear* •Imitar experience. Write, "Retire la.95 at Cohe-n'f r>e|it. Stnro. Shrewsbury eme Maytag electric Ironir, Thayer lold- FEED, FEEiJ, F_ED—O, t.. F. duality'. Color roar. Phone RE 1-0714-R.' yeayeann ' txparldnce, EiEitlmatat matat theerfaltheerfallly 1110 DODGE aedaa. Low ~ icrutlve," Box III, Bad Bank. COMET SAILBOAT I* excellent itiK stroller, ime used bed mattrnt. All Laying maih 14.70, grower 14.70, giveni . LeatLt t CaaianC . 441 1oarawabur b y mileage; on* private on; new aalli: kargaia at Illl, aye._f»ppo!.it(> River Street _schnnl. •tarter 19, dairy |3.«T,, hone feed 11.10. THRU.-PIECE LIVING ROOM cat, cof- ownercr. Pkoae SEcTOUK LINE 'of'achotil "meVchandlae. In gnod coneiition, Alio one Fox Ter- fee, end table*, .Unman. Pot ejalek To break la for aalpping and "recefvlni tlr,r iniptij left. Will iel] reasonable, W ration 11.40, Add JHc each for It will ne worth your while lei nt hag, refunded when returned. Ran** * aale. Reaaonable, AT 1-0II4-J.' ^HTAVI-LVI NCK-UP. Hurricane an. children'! wear manufacturer. Cal least have- n look. Shop and pave at ; I'avls. RE 8-niQS.* IEGIBTERED SPKIN3-R pupplel, Three gine: 18.000 jnllec. Can ke ml it • .8077, Cohen'* IJe-iit. Store, Shrewsbury ave. er lilatform rocktr tin, C0tEHAN~FL06R furn.«. Good con- month* old. May be seen at Cobb'l Leonard'i iunoco atatlon. River rd,, Pair one witk gen aectlon,* Open i very niyht until 8, Saturday ui'holsttrei] cushion back chair I2S, dition, H*i ol|. regtil»tor and dr»ft I BUY AND BILL cecond.hand (lothel. Haven; I1.080.* eral ledger experience, but not ea< Until 9, _ Mtiat be In toad condition. I, Kerbcr. -777":: CLB1I coup*, -floaj atntlal. Mutt ke accurate. Will eon SEAMAN 8EA SKIFFFF. Well type. II Both have their nriirimil cnverlngs, Won. control. C*n lie seen at 18 Harborway. h p Evlnrude SSpeedlfour. Steering JllN'INi; HIJOM I UIINITUHE, ten derfut condition. Oill any morning a Hast Krnii.liurir. or rail KE I-21»4-W.# nlture. Two bedrtiomi and living 10* Shrewsbury nve.. Red Bank. Phone running condition, tilltill.. 41 Branch elder recent klgk aekool graduate, Cal pit-ci-h, Kood quullty. exc».-lle;m eon- 1(1,1 ^Whittjit.. Shr.w»l|iiry. BE I.0IOI.M. .... R—E J-31431-3143.. . for appointment. AT 1-1077. wheel, etc Will aacrlflce.. McDonald! ditinn Ali-o Zc-nlth Hearinir Alii, ltl» ( UMHINATKIN OIL~ANh"g*Vriai*7_i^ room complete, Including rugi, lamp*, Harley Point. Humeon.on'' TrVil Dxl2 ttfJGS; ennniilVr toolsTTlanl quire 40 Highland nve., Kcaniburn, etc, Norg* refrigerator, new parch fur- OAR_URET(IR» and rnntXTfJlBTSIttl U-to« pick-up. PrU tftUNfl MXSTtor poiltlon aa tales rei inoi-t n»vv. comnact, low yricc. Photic other anifltB. l'is Si-a View nve niture and canopy Included, 11.000. 8E _v*te ownerner. Low mileagemll**g_.. _ InquirInjulre. reaentative for National Salea Organ nxT~roBt-__lyT, with II h. p. •!«-. 1(U I.11711:,. BATHTUB—Slngk' pbreelaTn tub, gai beard motor. Complete outfit. Twa I.nnr Branch. Phone I.I) «..J304-J. heater 90-xallnn holler, kitchen alnk, 2-OIIS ______171 Lake at.. Oakhunt. Ca* LO I.Ication t tranaportntlon and leada fu J'ANEl. IIEIJ—Six "liirh linen sh. its nnd FbLUING'NARY TAIvHIAfiK Very liooi WATERWTfcSTWA-HER. Very good. wSXt SSH"A TL-iT I04I-M alaheds permanent poiltlon with pa yaari old Excellent condition, In watur, T.illmviUHc,.. i-liU' m.il IIKIIPF' BVIO^H, Vit.-hi.-n >tovi. 48 R'ulKt rd., Rumson. vacation and usual benefits. App r crinditlnji. RE t.ligoi.VV.- Ml l.dP.II-W. Call miy time Sattirrlay. Reasonable, 10 to 9:30 and Hundiyi. Rank. Phetia BE 1.0111 1111 PLYMOUTH two-door aedan Very in* id altniih' mt to>b and linuks, EUMMTGE SALE-Btuin, ' Thursday lid John at.. Red Bank. II.H0UR IERVICE ai tka raaali af good condition. Price 1290. Call KS linger Sewing Machine Co., II Broad at, ,U.:.nft R-ToVPif. "»-•»•" KE 6-'5;_"_-^ '. ANTIQUE ROSK.WIMl'l v,u«vr luar.n, Red Bank Sent, 4, Com* early utid net tremen- radlai aits) aleatrlwl aaplliaaaa, l«ll« IAIUOAT—Comet. 1100. If aold while uKi; ftrroSi ~vm. uunn Am.e, .limn limuaiiiu at next tn neithitii-' CORI wilh pern! keys «nl floral panel in Sir7nOTEHXLKRi 1141 PACKARD convertible. Radio and atlll In watir. Saili la good condltloa. S 1 1 Mdthcj- of Penrl. Piano number 280. conHnli' model television. Owner re Wa tall far and deliver. HaHild'e SINGING TEACXBRi—-Wall qualified mahofitny, t'li t-ifes. includifiir wlarf- Tlir- Thjjft Plinn. JJ1 _ ^'Ifihlii-'-J . '! h«»ter, five eKcellcnt tttca.. I.MI<. "" teach popular er popular and clatil All* II' Trogen outboard with I h, p. Hfitotl StoOtEtl—In" ne<- ucndltioi Mule hy N. J, t F. Haltici, Jrd ave..ci'n'ly deceased. Perfect condition. RU Radla and Bleetrle Ikep. II Waal nhnion motor, 1300, New this year, flout cluiia r'ulili'inrri. eirielionrd, lervinf eoiii.i' of 14th it.. New York. RE l-'t71!7.J rvetilngn, cal, Davli Rttirllci af Muilo and Dan lMh:c. round ttiliif. »ix ihnirM, RU I* Vevrr uneef. Can hi- sern at Bud' DETROIT JEWEL gai range, 4.burner, Fraat it. Red Bank, |>koae M " !iJVPIRE*IJI flulf Service Stltinn, Flllr Haver. Phon Ms '|.,t. HI riny M.. lair Haven. laria nven, broiler. Perfect con. 8tudrb*kcr, _S^_rlJ_i^_ri OXrtB_B_R7~tinner I _JIN OUTBOARD. I h. p. Very gaod Hl>n^!nV Ith If-'iliSS. ••J744, years af age, Capable of operatln condition. Approximately II hauri 1 RAliio EQUIPMENT—Ieo-w' phone-cw dition RU 1.0311, aftir I P. M. any I!•;,'. Phone RE I-IMO, or aae at luyittt? mi' y«nr old, K earn, HK grail mower and tractor, guhitantls running time. Asking I1O0. RU 1- FoTlTi TltUfTi (IOIIY—Oni-inn trii iimiMiiilii,r with mnrjulalliin 'icupc. in rVftlllllf. Arnone'i Texaco Station. Broad it., aad H 4K tyfi'. Ii feet lonir 4' 1" wide etitl '.'^ iiirloMil riibinet tack; Kl.mtte.ir cuill. WB 1'AY algkeat prteca lei i*ai m/i wages. Write, "X. V. Z,, Box SI WOH^RaftjrSP, M.« * JI1.UF.1'1?111N(;: DoVt forget to deep. Complete with tall bourn*, fem|er< ltn:iiide» mitiMit transformer, switching LATEST MOTOROLA, n.ineh television, try. WrH* or pkane, Laag Bntae Bad Rank il-FOOT CABTN~f?HU!SER. fwo bunVi. rfet ycitr '1 m.y Accdtd Pet 17 and fa- to 1AH drivcrN for hi-fi ipeaker repro- blond wood, with table to match. Be. l-llvl, II North Braadway. Loaf Newly rebuilt. Unlvenal Marine Super ext'-riwion rack* K feft long, fi' 1" wift, low cost: HISO RCA. Phllto, Emerson at Rrnnen, twlckl'a Llv* Ponltrt aHrr»« ii.ooo'mllei. Oood . C0NC-gSlON~ATT-N-ANi'. Fameli moiiti Jik'lt-K'l for trolling. ^'e rig3 feet hUrh. KE 7.(lB4t.R. James H (lui'tiim (torn your receiver. E^caiitluiml Wllllnm J. Levlne, 41 Oceannnrt «v*., 10 years, Wonderful opportunlt. Fort engine with radio. Price IS00 lli.iii li.i -.II f... ht full."!'- I)i lit. liny at I'll), .tehien walnut base reflex discount ternii. RE l-»17t,' Call KE _0tl0. Arker/em, Iln_Kl*t. llI(;_IlATORCrosley, like new, ISO, PAINTERS AND OECORATORI. West Ung Branch. LO 1-2448 or I'right pnrty, Ooed.aalary and worilni Ftore. slinw-linry nve, Otiiiosite Kiver fWOIJSEIl COLKSfAN floor furn'ac with Jc,n*en Concert Cirand siieaker; ex- yean experience In milropolltan arai conditions.'" ;loni. " Appl' y Manager, Carlto- - n the- SXl-BOAT—11-foot, snipe CIH», com- Street ,1-IKII,:. _ _ _ i-t llt-iit condition, - |ou. Hammarlunil 170 Ocean hlvn.. Atlantic Hlnhlandi, llli-i. Open Sundays. ("hem,, 5'linne RE tl-llill. Interior and nttrlor work, plsiterln 16 BULLIVAN'B "8*f* luy" apeclar. W..k_ty.'- l A. M. to 1 P. I ulpned. 1110. France! H iiAU-UTTA sitRF'HoDS, niH»""f«t,"for IIU-120-X, (75, Sin to (t.l me ARC-5 WTlTK~WM«~BTCTerT~iTlTcKWM!TBUcTCTeFrTl 1 and g|a.l»a; Raphael 1*1*1, IO_ Shr.w; 1150 Oldiaobll* II rocket club taupe. TOUNNO MAN—Ai a retairrti l lalciman am only »5 nt C'IIIIII'.^ l)p|it. Htore-, HAM-TON CHAIN HOIST, 19; el«h imlvn with l-volt tubei, new, 11(1, Msck Hat body truck, IHt Iba Bright bury ave,. HlghUnd*landi. PPhonh e HI 1.141 Hydrnmatle, mdlo, heater, 1J.00O mllea, tnr admlnlatratW* duties. Mutt Ilk ra0TOP_NBOXTwnbraTrTooleil Shrewilnny i«\t, Vnvir nt* flshiny tiivkle d'.un r-HtininK iurs, 'la i-.-ntu 'I07.1 lir->:,9 triiiinmllter, converted, Illi, xkltT. 22'j fret lonn, new motor, XE to maet people, present a good appeal motor and trailer. All In good con- ^nifll! KeMru'tr comr'refiBnr Dele, dit Thiii.liiihon H-wiilt nnilillncr, ll!6. RCA«.'I7»I).M 42U Main »!.. Kcanilmrg, DURO WATER PUMPS and wati Excellent condition, fl,H9u. Other excel- In Ililqum let -. Si . m,r lini nf KOod 1 miftcnera. Part* anil service. Eatal lent buys. English Motori, 34 Mapla ance Only the best of references a dition, 1200 complete, RE 6-8*11 or tarklc HI «en.:ii'i I.I:.-. -. cnnti'iiHd mntiti- cum r'le-ti-. S-fi, Id ]") l,i' to Illl mi' Mitrml Krnurateir. SI". Je'fSrH BK'Vc'CE, Id-lneh hlryc'lp, SO. l> r..(i'.i;t:,.W • ^_ A -tut i _ T-ll mil i iiltlinrii' on liresf-to-talk llshed '16 yean. Walter and Colib, A ave UK l.41trJJ acceptable, Write, "Yuung Man, Hi M I.IIIH - J XSHAWAY NYl.IlN miuidn'iiiii "lini. "jo". Itull bicycle, Alt til excellent con- bury Park' R. F. I). 1, DB 7-U2B 111. Red Bank. Minid HKHPUTIY ronvcrtlble coupe. Only it.FOOT RUNABOUT—II *. P. J«I» lii.in.d In' loi iii.ly II.IS lor ,.'liKNF.RAl L Kl.Kl.Tliic 'riliitrcratnr, lix nniitcr" oiitiiiil liatuformer, $l,ri, Heavy SAMUELS, CONTRACTOR, sreprrl 18,000 miles. Radio, heater, overdrive, W"AffRe«SES-A"ND~HoST_S«, _.•>«? engine nnd trailer. Excellaut con- yatdl. See nllr hue nf blni-lt.titl Hr|iiiH rellfnt condition. I7,*i| \N'e hi i tiktluiii rlnty power transformer for that hl-fl _._ eu, ft. Good con- white wall llrei. Also 114* ford enn lenca nrraiiary, Alio dlihwaihcr am dition, freshly painted, ready tot water. tnadu by the nsheimsn fpr lf)i< to f,_oapartment lir.f, electric rahgr, Needs ne dlllon. Red mala Ccr.ket' Spaniel i,ur- maintenancee,, repairing, rpalntMtc, rle equipment, 110, 2» Woodrow at,, Oak «r*tln| and p__tf. kinging. " ' ' mm, Cryttal ii**k I Culien't Pert. j?tore Shrtwibui* ave. rnl! un'ti ItK'. Hoovsr raeuuin cleaner, kattt, H. *.> ar _O pr (our mnnthi old, Pedigreed. Phonl pea ivity aitkk tutlt I, k«i. ukul, IU, U «-MtO." 'BIVHIT I tit Blt> 1A»K MMLttTATIPORRINT RIAL CfTATE POR MIX RIAL UTATE PORIMU RIAL IfTATI fOR SAU RIAL UTATI FOR SALE RIAL EITA71 POR IAU XOOSRM Ci9B COO—atocy and * half. •ALT *T DOUBLE MOUSE. Six LOVELY APABTMBMT (ar >ntlTlll BIVEB PLAIA—Maw twa-kldaaim kaa- UTTLBoiLrW- SEA BRIGHT— Eight-room aauaa. Tw* LOT, IM LITTLE- IILVBA—TSxHO faet. improvoawnti: ala* t*l**kon*. Newly gtlo*. Stlirt to eipootiao attic, full (arose, aa nico ana Four bedrooma, tile bath, screened m*d*ra bathi, etraamlined litehaa, hot Aakia* 11.11*. W ., tako offer. Ayera- lately furniihtd, privata antraaea. porck: attachad porch ; attached garage. Electric refriger- Mlir koot, *il. Excellent condltioa fakg Agency RE «•!•.••.. . furaiake*. Right off Broad st« decorated. Mew privat* katbroom, LO basement. O. I. 11,450 down: Mi! month. lot. Mot water, oil al*rtrie range and ly. Weart-KtKeth A««acf. 41 ire»d refrlgarater. tuk* ia aaljar. Priag llMvO. ator, atorm oash, aeraeaa, vanetian t>l>ndi. throughout. Aiklngi I19.0QI. Inapactioa BIVSatnuNf «WEL. r-.-eiUr,-, t,.,. akort walk to atjulon. Phone RE 1-1154.* «rg« iiiot. Bxeolloat buy for 117,000; :ted. Sweeney Ageney. Monmoutk atr«et*d *ix-room dwell,nv. r*.rep'«ce; u*. un.MObHfN CAPE COD"bunnalow. Four 'WED. UpperHighlands. at. Phone BE i-llli' IckwarU-lbckUa. I Wait* K. U •• Coll AT .-•Ilt-W. OCtANPoBT — Inveatmeat gevporty. •111. 11.100 oxiatindl O. I. mortgage. Be!- •v* ^h^ne RU_I-U»2. 2'^ bathe, larsre hey°d ninrnrifn with foa***. furalakad: attached garage: au- Four rgaau. katk. perch: yard: front commandifg river v>w. Lar»" recrea- na baex entrance. Oil kaat. koi watar, Largs ftve-badrooa koaaa. lovoo aeroa, I HOtW. WM room* toa Watorbury, Realtor and laatitor. II HSON' AFEA-^)k'rewabury~river" in." tomatic heat: 1110 a wonth. Rolston tut Front it. BE I-IHH.' tion room, photographic darit room. "'atcrbury Baaitor and lnauror, II 'at. electric supplied. Becmtly deeor- idoal 'or aevelepeaent. Pneo rod neened Could a* aa*d far tw* famille*. All pt. Nine-room dwelling, two batbs, •Jay #ab*Jl aruajr t • small (reenhouie, !utoma:;c heg".; two- MIUATWMWANTIO ated. IH. HI IMJM. to |18iO|18,iO** . WNWeirt-Nemetkk AAnacr , II imyr*v*i watt: l»ra* lot; twe-ear **r*g'- KtAR RrVtl—four k**r'••mi« , two hot. water heat, oil, Splend i ou'.ieoa. Wai• ,tt Front iitt . RE 1-3600.' __ car garage.: beautifully i::d«r«;,'rf *t. »ro»d it. Phone BE *-»»l* • _ Other . •utilaw building. Baaaaaabla. -_ --. p*wd*r r*om, very large living Immediata po***Hi*a : 111,sot. Inipee- ; _. —ildranildren,. to eharthaa* six THREE BOOMS. Faralakad. Suitable •oom with Iroplfteo, e*at*r ail! *n-tion mvit'-d. Charlea %. 9ween«y Ay*r Ai-ncy. RU Will,' WUX BOABB CHILD. kath. **w kot watot oil-lrad kaats UonwwcAit am. KM M- .ranr*. Newly dacoreted iaaide *id out. _' nmoiith ave. Phone RU !.li»2. *v*r Paor,* iqtÛ kug liM, near trkoale, ehurchei and :ancae e Io kuua a*d HlroaHilroad elelationa . CCala l Priceneed right. BolatoBolnoa WWaterkury. Baal- rtVC-'RGQM BUNCALOW T»o bed- atorca. Conveniant to Fnrt Hancock and t S55 LLocus t ave., RRe tBk Bank.** Pric* 111,1*0. W - - reema. two katka. radiaat kaat; twa* •ATAWAN VTLLACl^fina eld d«T- 42 Broad *t. Pbooo •r and lniur*r, II W**t• - : it. BE ,nif. S x rooms, hath, two *replac*e, roomi, fuil ee!'*r. oil hea'., electric Fart •onmoulh. Bent imiotiablt. AT Agency, 42 Broad It. Pbooo BE «-ll««.* ear garage. Coavoaioat locatloa; 115,- water heater: two.ear garage. Screen* rtffLL p*»itt«:t i ill) lANK—excellent enditioa. IW. •ta. GroHisgar A Meiler. BS l-ll««. ti'irner hea^ : serage. Tmmediate po*- l-UOt-W from » A, M. to * P._!».__. Private •ntranee, aJaetrie kitchen. 1:111; II0.SO0. Or for rent. ITS ir-d storm na»h. In A-.lantic Highlands. fCJBVsaWED^-l room*, ppace oil hcat- bedroom hemi. Hot water oil heat; BB «-l«». 1 Ph.ona AT_ I-0S02.J*/. ,r»e living rooaa, tw« kadrasaia. tila two-car garage. Modera ap*rtm**t. VAciOtlAciOtll nVI-Hbk67lTkoma~Piro~nVIH - LivinaT room, dining room, aiodern won'h jr. (r.tpec-ion iRvited. Sweeney m *r. (loctrie re/rigcrator, ihowrr. Year. >ath and bkowcr, eundeek. largo doaet*. .itrhan, tnree nic* ktdroom*. till hath; Ageney. Moritiouth ave. Phene RU 1- If uunt. Bart 15a. N**r bus and Renting at 1st moathly. Alklag price placo. twa aaato* auaroomaa. a katka, A i»m o.l saat; g*ra«e: llT.Oo attached garage; oil koat. Plot TlmlOI. RET> BANK—Livlnv room, dining* Kiwi IDT rkabreete war. Keanlburg. TUUUMttb ipartate.t. I1I.00too . v o.l saat; g*ra«e: llT.Ovo. CreMiager Broad si. BMellarBMll , Hi!! I-1I0*I1I0* . BBE *-l«r" Vary roavaniant location: |1*,<1O9. Rol- RT'KSfjS' Excellent rts 4eat:*I erea"; rcorfl, modern kitch*n encloied CSSSiI* HOUStii. Btford. Hot 34 ProfPKt ave., Afloat** Mighlaada. •ton Waterbury, Bealtar aad Inatllor, II fWo APA*fMENTC~ATi utilltiM, 1100 "•nr~°l \SFsrtnSF*a*taila. T - " llOAb "isiiBT. kad lank. ieeji I 1-, approximatlly 90-foot front- p*reh. Seeend loor. -.hree bed- •ir ktat, cellar: aica (roundi. Rent Weet Front It. BB *-*8fl*^ . ap.erifiiH sirroundings. Near bul. 1 ontk. Bafarencei. Pkent KE per month. Call Dorothy Swartl, BE kuMilaw witk oapaaalaa attla. Mot t'.t: MiM-rooaa reeideaee, tila katk: rooma and bath; f '", batctnect. oil air baat, full kaaaasaavkaaaasa , PricP* * ||T.I*«. . twoeatwo-ear far***far***'. *U.««U*U.««.. Qr*aai*t*a r * oo'.a. (iwnir alkini I2.20D. rharlei RB SPE( !AL OP WEEK!—Piva-noo*. burner : gange. Excellent condition; Waart-Nemotk' agtaey. III BroaBdd atat. MailerMil . RE7111RE7-11100 , BE *•*•!*»*!*! ». E. Swee;i»y Agency, Monmnuth ave. ... Bink'l «ne*t »lJVr.t«iHl|. AfAUttHUt. tkraa kea- older kom* ia Middletown Vil- Phon. m: T-i*92. • II.SOD. »'airt • 5or. .Atency, a*ee kuilling. Allaire * Son Agency, moms, livintr rooaa. kitekea a*d katk; (AMCAMCm tmi^f5iia£tmif5iiai:iuimi glDDTEToWN. F*ur-ro«m bungalow oil-lrodilldh; attached d g*r*ge; large laad lage. Two Wdrooaw. Perfect kooaa Inc. RE l-3«.-,0. tea. Agont. BE 4-34j.fi. 10.7 per month, include! all utilities. o**-atr* plot. Pric* II,***. Waart* ' plat; |l*,l»*. Oraaalafar * Mel- VAN HORN — RcmodeUrl riverfront nrTTTTLE SIXTH.—Modern fTvc-reoaa LO ••4114-W f*r a working man, G*od coa- Nemetb Aacaey. II Broad at. Pk*M I«-ll«». BE 1-1**1. seven-rimm Kome. I'j baths, oil keote. Two bedrooms, tilo bath, oil jRlrt CoaifTletelr furnleked. tfew dition. Easy to take care of. Eco- «•*». Oo*4 r*i*r«*e*a. _-.. RE *-22sO> Ui. WT-«Oft« reeli.ace. fire- heat, fireplace, !nt'i!ation ; Hri'ible gt- LITTI.B SILVER — Almost new heat: garage: yettr'n lease: llOu per rcfriserator. All utllitiel included. C'ail nomical to htat: range, rafrlgeritor, city. WriU. "Goad Cook KE H-0021 • mvETBiuit - miens - place, lunrooai, tvndetk, three bed- ranch h'-nt-. i.lv.iig mom, din- month. Call AT_l-0_S20-J. _ _ house, iteam beltheat: roatoaakla taaaa. reemt: attached garage. Bicellent loea- Priced at 11.000 for Immediate Mia. rlge: h*!:'a-.-c: 127.SOI. Van Hcf* StX-ROOM "BANCH STYLE house, (I HJRM>Htl> APARTMENT, four" rooina Pric* 11,100. W**rt-Waart-VeatL k Afaaar. 41 tian. Noar river; 117,Ml. Groaaingar Agancy. Fair Haven. RE 1-4110 • ing room, kit-hen, three bedrooms. •OBUMWWÛM^ry^W and bath. keat. kot watar. Availahla Uwiey Agency. BE I-OIIO. bedr**ma). ancloied breeiaway. New Broad st. Phone BE l-llll* t Meiler" BI l-ll»». BE «• 1111, tile bith. f>jll hammer.*; attached koatia* lyatem. Convenient to Little Sil- aanediatrly. 1*50 Oceaa ivf, lea 1 wST Bt SoMm illillrtttiBt'iWarfroat prep'- ver ftcbool, shopping center Bi.l but rigbl. Vt J-01»». •OLalbtL-focapti garage: na f-arre plot; 119,')')'). Al- >*a*ti*l feur>r» buagalo lar«a Mviag arty eompriaoa tkraa aeraa of well- PART OF Oil) ESTATE. Pond. O *m**a>BPW OW" • V ^t • ....^ . Ilia*. Phone BB «-0141. landscaped grounds. Maelernlafd resi- MCRB IS VALUE I—In the reuntrp laire 4 2>«n Agency. Inc. RE 1- wafk. atan work, or day work. W6~rodBS~Tnd~-bTth: SSlI~BB"T. room: hot water oil k**t; plot IIS Three acres. Studio rnttate. Liv- kliu. .... 428-ft. acres. Price 112.500. Weart.Nemetk dence. Scvca bedrooms, four baths. 011 an acre of land. Two bed- US0. Ut Ekrcwtaucweauri y ava. (Aak. I.)* ing room 42x10. •re|l!a<'l.. r, heat: NFmoutfiSI r rooms aT* I* Atl*a- atation Asking tl*.80l. W**rt-Nemetk • bout one-half acre. Belidenre built oil heat, nine panel.n^, two mod- Pkaa*• a AT l-tlll-B a(. Agency, 41 Broad it., Bad Bank. Phone >nly ten yesra ago. Contain* four bed- ASSUME fi I. MORTGAGE. Alnoit ern baths; garage: |lT,',rjO. Van 19 Monmouth St. RE "-3450. BEFOBMED CMUBCH of Middletown RE 6-2>'4fK* rooms, two baths, large living room, din- an •ere. Onr-stnry. two.bedroom Horn AKcncy, Fair Haven, RE I- will kold its monthly food tale, Fri- ing roam, modern kitchen and garage. cottage. Fireplace, dining rnom, ^l»ll^g•»ll^g•• and library with televisiontelev . day. Aug. II, from 1:30 to 3:30 P. M. Price 111.001. Wm. M. Hintelman* «rm, 4100.• FAIR HAVEN—Almost new ranch Two-bedroom kungalaw. expansion at- baaemoTit; attached garage; well U «.4«ll betweeb n I aadd II P M iii tka caistek rooms. Mra. W. A. Car- tic. Ideal location. Weart-Nemetk realtort. BU 1-040* houte. Living room with flr*- tfUtUivUt. nt n HTl wllc aetinf chairman. Agency. 42 Broad It. Phone BE 4-I.tO • AfO*r ll*vea.~New mod- landnraped. Askinir IU.500. Law. tilar,- cjinin? rnom, beautiful larve McGUIREl CROVE, Highway" SI "Mid UNDKR FUKKIII Plot 100^200. f THOMPSON AliF.NCY—Ranch houa*. ern home on plot 100i27S feet. Con- ley Airrnrr. RE «-04l0. kitchen, screened Im,-'h. •»') bed- dletown, Turiday, T:4f> P. M. Bruin Six moms arid hnth. fireplace, porch; fifiiuinc <• unn[Hun ilx-room ranch aitis three bedrooms, two bathe, lav- roomi a"H t.'p biihh. S»con'I floor, ifnv Sept. II, Bayhorc 4'ompHnion hog r-«altal• — ^f bn'.h, nreT'Inrc, hot air heHt. oit: one-car Hlntelmtnn (Kirml Realtors, Rtimion. RB 1-4100.• lampa. *t*tu*i, al car.ee: 111,000. HI Cast Front it. IU I •"•*•_ • 00, Lawley Agency, 100 Illgh. ilioad raaoa la aaator of ta* tewa. REAL ESTATE POR SALE way N heal, nil: plot «IK'15O: attached ga- eccption hill, dining room, pantry, UNSURPASSED VIKW!-I,I.»1 kom,' I;,* ha.Ui, f'lil lialirti.t,', r-nmntion laaaanakla rental. Hun > attn la ha iree-bedrnom bungalow. G, I, loan ap- brdrboms, nrrplare, atjtonaitic heat; e»«e: III.SOO, "I Kaat I'rnnt at. BE Itchrn ami lujn.li,, automatic; httt. for eiitertatnitig. Four 8|>Hi'ioi>s in-" •i1'1^'- cir tr-'sr;- f'l-.«*r- urovcd. Comiiiete elirtriu kitchen, in- Garage with houaekeeping apartment. lii«-.ieuay, double garage; 1:^,600. kedraomt, Kitcle luding range, refrigerator, hot water THoM PShN "AGENCY—ModenrhungV- flrnnndi comprise JV» acrts of lawna and berlroorni, thrtc tMtd hathrtinmi, Van Horn Agtney, Fair Hsven, SB .«;;.. |12.000. All. .re A 3..11 ihower. Call after I garden!, dele iiri.t I4G.000. Exeluilvely maid't room and bath. Finlshod Ai!en!y, Inc. RE a.jr.0. s and corner lot. Nice location. Price 115.000. low. Living room, kitchen, two bed- • •4100. • I.4HI-M, rooms, hath porch; attached garage: offered by William H. Nintelmann basement playroom ; double Harage. riri Maria Cox Agency, Comanche dr., Port- __. Realtors. Rumion. RU 1-0100. U AlliTTuTnTilieTI aupeck. LO 4-1*02, Plot 10x110: oil heat: 111,10*. II Eait Sheltered patio. Clear view of New ar witkaiit kiteken rrivileget, Muat rront .t. BE I-0700.' . SMC" ASM TIPAN. ~tSil7ibte ~(!hr*wT. NKW AND BEAUTIFULLY built. have ear. BE I-IIU-B-I bury location. Three year* old. R> tt York. Jult decorated by eKfert. DELIGHTFUL ranch house. Wooded BOO* JOB f*«tleeaen, 1, WILLIS CQNOVER—Town »n< 1 <,f in..»ii,liu. laiiaminn attic: attack** acre, yjxrcilcnt construction, 1'ic- J.'.TSl AVAILAULK—A few mora Selling at cott; I4M00, Ltwley rooms, tile bath, full basement, *x- aad f *arl *tl., % block to bui eountrp homes and farmi, 71 garage; full kasement. Ella Wiltthlri ture windowa, oil heat, atone fire- tkrei-bedroom ranchari, Larga Agency. RE 4-0110. pineion attic. Many closets all fr*m railroad itation. Conv*nl*nt Wait fraat at. BB I-S14I, Agency. BI *-llo* or RE »•••««. place; 123,100, nrftra invited. Bay rnnmi. Ncweit knllt In feiturei, OEC FAHIIViaAOEARi*; Ideal f.r ccdlr lined (two in matter bed- Van Mora Agincy, Fair Htvea, BB In RumsonT Twaa largI*e full cellar!. No down payment for couple. Ultra modern, living room room.) 110,101). Alltlrn I So* combination kitchen and dinette, bad MIlilll.T.TOWN rABM—U itr-t of •-4I00.* lot! for aal*, Seasonable. pB,ona BU veterans. Peirc* ave, and Wikofl Ageney, lac. RE «-t«,i0. I*I»**M. room and kith: 99,000 far uuiek sale fertile toll. Large, kraok; kirn; rd.. Eatontown. Call EA 1-0*90. Ella Wiltshire Agency. BB *•»••* oi beautiful shade tree!. Four com- £AsT"ltEAUlllUBG—4',i."ycar-old home SE 2-0004. with I raami and modern bath, auto- R7UMSONr—MndVrn calaaTal dwelliag. fortable: bedrooms, lunporrh. No PRETTY DUTCH caloalat. Fin big CENTER OF REP SANK—Largt anatic haat, aluminum combination win- Living room, araalaca. dlaing room, rrdeeoration necetiiry, Clote to rooms. Hot watar heat, ell Irad. horn* in but locition. Five bid- dawi, wltk awningi and Venetian blind*. home* under IIMM. «oun|at«wn iltfhen, twdroom, tiled katk, icreened iltchen. Open lor Inipcitlan daily I to Bed Bank! 121,S00. Uwley Agiiicy. Near Kttollwood ifhool. Asking r**mi, Ht bathi; lll.loo. Allalr* Expansion attic. Located on three loti, porch on ground Moor, l!i kedroomi, 1 rixll* feet. Unfurnished 14.150; fur- »"l,*»*"l»|*. Carn.r of IMIaaa *«. RE 4.0411. III.100. Rat Van Horn Aftaif. * Son Agtney, Ine. RB 1-9450. lied bath upitaim recreatiorecrea n room with and W*it Bad ave., West Bad. Eacluilv* nlihed 17.11*. Call KE •-O0I7. bbaa r in basemenb asm, stea, m allll kkoat; at Fllr Haven. RE I-I100.* NlAT1llD'*BAttK—Four-year-old hou«*. with Ella Wiltshire Agency. Exrluilv. SWMKfnrmiimii\ini tachethd d garage; UU -*er* pltplot.. Alkinki g «gent. BB *.|l*l or »Et-**»*. llalf-fMt living room dining room, Miooo Minugh Agency. PPhonh i BU l" Red Bank, Jult redecorated Inline VETERANS—For in explanation »t and out. gig roomi and bath, fire- Paukli ke« and kottwo ktdroami, kith, large modern 0711^ WOODBD SECLUSION. Attractlv* th* new law permitting v*ry law let neighborhood. Ill Wai- kitchen,.electric Hove, full dry cellar, (JUAINT, CHARMWO, cintgry-oM vlT CABLONS AGENCY — li.nea Plice, new kltekan, attic, dry cellir, new raack houM, II fiat Ing. Sla fully Intulated. icreeni and storm win- •teel hot watir oil burning koiler unit, dew* paymenta. plioa* *r eill at our " ink.* lag* home, live rooms, katk. Ire kouaa. Living room, dining r**m, room*.; gauge; bailment, Sreplaca, dows: lot 150x200. Fully landscaped place, corner cupboards, eaeloled kitchen, thro* k*dra**>i, katk, kat tiitkleii domestic hot witer, supply IM ame* without oblig*tinn. Alisire A with lovely trcci, flowering ihrubi. RE porch*!. Nici plot with tkrnkl, ikad* fuel tank In yard. G*nge wltk cement tiled bath, automatic belt; III,000. Son Agency, Int., It Monmoutk It., wat*r kail, «**.«r*«. hMllmt aa. Door. Nie* porch anil yard. KB I- '•ami. . •r*ei; !*;*••; I10,»»0. Mlaugk Agency. ontm Van Horn Agiaey, fair rnavm. BB BB l-llli. housekeeping Phon* RU 1-0714.* portanlty (or rooming koaio. C*a. *-«ll*.* MARIE COX AGINCY. realtor! and nrmoM Wmc.AtdWCoriSrprai Fine far service people. Lot vinlent t* akapplat araa, traasaor. ACKificV—Loeited in Red Vang. at alowt roan: ISO monthly, include iniuron. Salai yearly an! sum- erty HOxlOO. Oil hot water hilt, till NAVESINK B1VEBFBONT. Tkraa tatlan, aad ackoala, Far gulch **le. kith. Tall KE ••OIli-J.* Lovely three-bedroom kome. Lang* ttvrftatas. Tan aiinuUi from Fart Han m*r rtntali. Camaaeka dr., Port. delightful icrei, gorgeoui tr***. Prle*d at 111,1**. Ill UalagtM HotifRrTVOULTiiY FARM—%\ oeret VAN HORN—Newly painted and living room witk nreclace. dining r**m. eoek. Apply Wander Shop. 71 Flrat aufwek. Phone LO 1-1102, decorated. Ha-raom, Fair Ha- •paelaul cloeet*. Conveniently iltuatad. tall AT 1-OHO in the evening. lix.room cottaga, katk, pin* pan- *v*.. Fair Ra**a. Pkoa* BI l.llll. Five-room house: two-car girtie: I,- «o(l eapaeltf et>l.v«« bowje, krexMiar ven h»m* I* etptl'tnt tindltlaa. n>ty fii.aoa. rjt-.gv w. ft*f, TT H6WiU T MOM, We.r town, 1* tiled living room, picture window* RIAL ESTATE WANTID i O • • * ••«-**^» ••« fl *"• _ -jnk. Four haaii, twa feid koum, automatls ayatar Broad It. IB 1-0104. I«*al*gl, BE I* Na kltehaa Paakla giragi. Only III.!**. Vaa 10*1. avi.. Bid Bank. hedroomi, twa til* bitht, lutomatlc autonitlc hut, liviral outbuild* CARLONI AGENCY-Vary attrae. feeder!. Bueellent eonditiaa. Annual heat. Owner will take two-thlrdt mort- Ingi; 115,000. Mlnuik Af*aiy. taxet III. Asking 111,000. Theodore Hora Ageaey, Fair Mavea. BB I* ITT TO* profeiiionaofmionall aaa. wivKiaHlsffCb ROOMS, counie >re age. Phone BB I-OITI. tiva twi.itary katiN. Una llv. W, MrOlaniH, Beat Ettete.lnsuranc*. EA Rlvar rd., Bid Bank. Substantiai)l kouM, Paoni BU 1-0714.• lat roam altk "replace, dining room, mo> good location. Seven morns end hitk, it **tata. laa.M. larrad. l*«ulr* 71 Haunt ava., Atlai iSfWoUtrOtTCH, Ocean ave. Seven- I-BT40.' tlca Highlands. room house, I ',i bitks. Completely fur- kitchen, lunraom, twa kedraomi, Wtt'lAWK VlcTr.ltT-rour.-ra.rn .«- automatic heat. Aiking Iti.ooo. Bow* Bwren** an. RUMSON—Attractive River rd.. lproperty. llj Agenejr. BU 1-1140 of AT 1-0111. IT A NICE COUPLE wanta e~"Vcoi nished: double garage. Easily winter- bath, automatic heat, lereene, storm BUSINESS BUILDINO In Pali Ma> fllow. Full cellar, *ii>*nil*n attla, ixed; 110,000, WriU, Box 18, Sea Living room, built-in booktam, dining BtTHSON'— lineh type, ilx-ronm houia. mivirai kath, In a fine home, call RE * ink; fang*. Beautifully Ii*4ieine4 *an, Located In hilt huilnaw !•• tila bath, gtt haat: 11.100 dowt 0. I.: 1101 aad **• i*me, HrigM, 1ar_ appaintmant.* rum, corner cupboard!, modern kitekaa, IIO.IOO. Hilgh Agincy. Ul »roi«. Mt Two tM bltni, ii-foot living room, It wtaur a*a*M ar toanr. tlen, ututuom, uaih, lercehed porch, Map- lot. Convenient to schools, •••». cation. Your business and horns all flreplte*, full basement, hot water ail "tittle Wiver,'1'Box 111. Bid BinY*/ >. ARK OrrMlriU a rVve-room cot- l-IIIH/liOI." inell woman or married couple. '£ tage fully Improved, on Front It., aarata e entrance tn leconsondd floorloor aparapartt- plnf and tranapartatlon, Alking under an* roof. A red opportunity heat: J40-f»ot frontaee: 125.000. Row- WILL PAY m»"aavaa«. a ra«tufTr ment containing two bedrooma, sleeping ltBKIi~RE(> BANK—Flvi-raam ounga- Ma»t HigUkh iit.t, BBed Bank.Bk' e Union Beach, to veteram with no down I14.S00. ill Lexington ava. Pair ta defeat overhead. Borui Agiaaf. law. Hat water kaat, laialitl*; twa* Ull Agtney. RU 1-1140 of AT 1-0111. suitable Ive raami ar mar*. t.rch. kitchenette and lavatary; 111,10*. ke Fair Havan ar R«B»«a«. Tkraa adalti. BUIINBBB OKNtLEMAN. Slngl* room, payment and monthly payment* of only Fair H.ven. BE I-4III.* aar aarag*: Illxll*. Naar kua. aehaol: River rd., Fair Haven. All modern 137.10, Thli hout* Ii new and ha*John V Minugh. Agency. Pkona BU Haven, them BE 1-1 III, NOTICE Wrlu, "Advanca." aW» til, »a< •»»»•• 111.00*. Hilgh Agaaey. 117 Braad. BB Improvements, including private en every Improvement. It Ii the latt cot* «•_«'»*. l»'»j** By »Irtu* of a Judgment of the Moa- ffOTl)Tf*KtHFWiCiO»*?" trance, RE l-40i'-M. taga that we «re able ta offer to vet* TOWERING OAK TUBES lurraund tkli County Court Probe lovely colonial. Six Itrgi roema, (I flDcak VIKIR WN0AIO# moutukk County Court Probate bivinol ROOM—Kitche_. . n privilege!. erant at a* dawn payment. Open to SMALL FARM-n fertllo acraa, CABLONS AGENCY — Allmtiva madd * JulJly ItIt , lt.~>llt~,l ththe lubieriberbieriber. th th< bedrooms ar twa kslraimi ang dm. Inspection every day. Tak* .Highway bedrooma), tiled kath, powder room, roomi, iclinca kitchen, fireplace, til* mad* Garag*. Llttl* Sllv*r ar B*d Baak area, Suitakla for business woman, RE •• Piva minutet t* Bed Baak Ita. hami, ilttjatod la Llttl. Kl**r. bath, recreation room haaement, oil heat: admmiitratodi r of t»t eitat* of Del* Uy- »;W- No. II to th* tram* light at Union large screened porek, hot water keat, ten. ddeeattedd . wililll on SSaturdayd ,St Septemm- Write, "A, •. C.,« Bag Bit. B*j Btak* ave., thin turn tawardi tk* beach. Our tlon. Living room, dining ma, iua. Livlnt reeai witk Irapltia. dlalat fully imulatid: Itl.tOO. Borui Agency, ROOM—With private bath. Good ret. u rat I. 1111. at l*:l« A. M. ia tk* lor*, HVE To M^*A6aut tana, witk al*a model It located at the very and of tho roam, kr*akfa*t room, kltchaa, r**m, adara kitek*a, lavatary, Fair Haven. BE «.4tH.' a***. Mil at PubHe ill* •* th* premie*! ^- .- Cra*anla«- — t ta rallraad at*« identia) section. RE 1.045s. •met. Only 100 feet from the water- BlVERFKONT LOT—In Rumion. IMap ravja!•OWTELL AGENCY—Shrewsbur* * "y •rive•r ka»H, , CMII Vi bedrooms, katk. A bargain at tare* Mraaa*. katk, autaatatl* at II* Aibury Aviuue, Atlijry Park, " !«,«•. Writa. Mr.FURNISHED R~d6*TS—Sleeping or lijrh front. Mnrrlicy and Walker, Inc., Main wat*r, iindy a«ack, Cktnge 1* plant estal*. IH acrei, mulcted locatlaa. lion. tVca t lil.lt*. Mlnuik Agency. Pkoa* kaat 1 *M>*ar tarag*: kraaiaway, Eight roomi, two tile bathi Drepla**, N*w Janay (af a mialmum prlca al lettf, III-*T ' ;*aping. IS North Bridga ave. and Ckurq it... Biaaskgnt. forces owner to iirrlnei thil attractive 11,101. all tkat trait of land mora pa** k. Block from nation.' BU alHtrl* «•»•, Mn*M, M*ra Mik. deep watar 1st. S*it**; If.lM. Barut aunroom; barn; garag*; garden: out- Uculaily diMribnd at (allowi: JlBD BOOM—Clou to Broad it. ÂVTin>LkM«rTirn. Al.nry, Fair Haver.. BE *.*HI,« standing- fai.OOO. AT I-01U ar BU Bed Bank, an* In Eatoatown. For awalagi all tattuaaa. ImaMalata *e. All tka certain tract of Ian! la thi •**V. III.*** »rlc« cten. 1Wtlta, and kui llnel. Convenience!, Refer, •upaacy. Aaklng 111,***, 11* L*x- l3FF~TcrPARISt=Uw d*wn pirntent. City *f Aibury P*rk, County ol Maa. olored people only; at a very good BIVER OAKS—Attrattlv* ali-r VBWttLl ' AAKNtiT-Atlantie Migl". "4 •adrâan," —» ill. Had •»»*. a«* required. Call KK »-3iol-W be. rice, Call Dorothy Marts, BE I- l*gt*n ava, nii Have*. Pkaa* II Army maa left order! to sell hli on*, •outk and State of Naw Jersey, ka*wa - I P. M.» •olonlal. Fireplac* 1* llvlag mm, yeir-old cottage. Living room with flra- landi. Five roomi, tile bath, modern, and designated *• Ut #412 tad Ik* »l» nr BE I-I4H, L^___ ••I III. all boat, New O, E. range: lot S*xllo. lib BOOH-Had BaTk~Wom* •creeled parch, d*waltalri lav*t*fy, place, combination kltchen-dlnettt. tw* easterly half part of Lot 9411 aa a n. Ill Broad it. RB I.IIII. .nuiual bedrooms, large expantion at- Aisum* O. I. mortgage. Bargain, I*,- map of Atbury Park, mada ky f. B. WANTED TO ROrr MBW wtTNMlSfJyt BAMOM kaat*. autaa*tl« kat water heat; garage 1 ooii. Near hiich. AT I-Oli* or RU "Airtr ~tWo-IbbMfunSihTd Twa aad tare* Wdrooms, •*• tic, automatic heat: attached garage. Kennedy aad Son, A. D. 1871 and WN (bungalow!. Kitchen, bedroom, living lhadi treei: 125,000. John Mlaugk (MELON! AGBNCY-A k*a«Ula| Camklnatiaa eereeni aad it*rm aaak: aartliularly deierlbed aa follow!: torn. No objection to children. Neai •liet, nai 4* (*al laan 17.111 Agency, Rumioa rd. Pkona RU !• 111,10*. Low down payment fir nan- Jg rawmi. *ipinsl*n at BEGINNING at a point In thi aoutk- II facilities. Moun. Wilson ave., Por **w naik k*m*. Living room, tic, to ll.ll* (or t.mpigti kom* *a yaur •711,* veteran, Borui Agency, Fair Haven. «•<-, nurianIreplace,, tiline* bathBotn, electriVIVCIHCc OlOVOatove; erly line of Asbury Avenue, distant aaa " KE «-14n|- lot. Coronado Citalof. iTgratt H. 4iala« r*MB, kitekaa, tkraa ked. BE I-HI2.' . attached gange; IVi acrci; tun 1140. hundnd and iixty-nx feet (111') »a* IMS—All convenience!, Thorn*. Slag'* Mtgkwap. MMIlc roomi, til* katk, full kaitiMM, OWHtRTMCST SELL. Attractive rand Nicely landutr-ed; 110.00*. Fraak B. eight inekei l*"i wwatirly from tk* location. Private family. RE •appar pluajkiai, automatic kaati homa In Rumion, let! tkan tlx mwntki tawei Bad Bank.' •autkwait corner of Aibury A vena* and Uwa. BOOM roB EXPANSION — Ita old. Living room with flreplaci, *n- LOVELY WOObRl location. Veteran1! Grand Avenue; then (1) wetterday *l*ag . _ .. _ iia in prli aem. Seven-roam kaua, katk, aai-car itta*k*d gang*; large lat. cl*Md breeieway, kitchen-dinette, two opportunity to buy a six-room (I bed- tha southerly Una of Aibury Aveau* •fty l**t (10'); thene* (I) touth*rly al One ar two gentlemen, Garag*, T HTnVtVBTEIf REALTOR, tart* •ereened porch, lunroeB, kat watM lmmtdiate aacupancy. Pric* |l*,« lovely bedroomi and a partially «*m- roomi), raneh home, tiled hath, mod* JI« line. KE 4-417S-J, parklnf ipaca (ar your e*a**nl*nce. pleted expaailon attic, full cellir. all n* kitchen. Only 11.11* de-wn. Aet tight ang'.ti wtth Atbury Afenua an* coal hilt! additional Uree-r**m, II*. 114 Uaingtaa ave., Palt Ha> hundrad l**t (HO1); th.ne* (II' *a*t*ily _ — Large furnhfiei aa SUt* HSkwat II, Urawiavrt; all belt: attached garage. Alking III.**!. auicklyy, it won'wont lattl Borui Agency, typaa of nraparllaa tkr*«gk*ut MM- hath, kungtlow, krlagl III* nv. ve*. Pkei* BB I.IIII. «lr HaveHavenn . BBEE lIIHa" parallel with Aibury Avenue fifty (aet nan, witith privat*e kithhath, brelkfsbreikftiit Borui Agency. Fair Haven. BE Mill.' (i*'l; tkenca (I) northerly agala at •outk lounty. Turn: tawa aad aauntry enue. Pric* 112,000. Miaugk Agency. lMMAcBCXTe=Sii-loVeiy krlght room! prlvllatei If desired. Nice location, be kauaH. waurfraat pr*p*rtja*l avjilnesi BmwmmrtTtn *«,\t *** . with Aibury Avenu* aaa twaea Red Bank and Atlantic rlifh apBortunltlM. Can at wrlu y*u r»- Pkoni RU 1-071I,' lUTaiHViiunT rHUrlHlTi WllB 9mm* Modirn kitchen, living roaaj wltk rir* -mwm right -aailM land!. AT Mill, •juiramenti. law aad aaapataal rataff kail*. Cuitom kallt Itrga komi. Cam- plici, full cillar, autamatt* kiati ga^ thil attractiv* eight-re*m (I had* hundrerd (**itt (l«0'> ta tka tlae* •* Ba* plitily (anlik*d. Tw*-ear garag*. BNa rat*. Claw ta Mkoat, b*m aal n*wf**mi) komi la choice Fair Haven la. glnalng. tn t«rv> rm. IVi-ROOM FURNISHID ctttage. Beat- aatlaa Large living room with (Ire. WIUJAM H. POTTEB, JB, onable Near churck, kuiei Wiluklra Ageacy. BE 1*11*1 ar U shipping center In Llttt* Silver. Alkl 1-0004. lll.ooo. Btrui Agency. Fair Rama. I Admlalitrator ol thi Batata tt 1. Pkane KE 4 ' LOCUST—On Locust Point rd. Three . Dala taytoa. deemed. APARTMENTS PAUL ft trBTKEB. Baaltar. fam* «•*»»»•* _. _. . aad (am atuta*. But* Rlgk. __ -Early Amerliaa ckolc* kulldlng lati. Tlilll. Baauti- mJ type farmhoutv. Comparatively naw. (al letting. All utllltlii. Near akapplag. WON'T LAST I—Thli attractive two. a, — ^^ ^^ *I»B»^^ ia%|vjoi •* w# w> •• NOTICE 0*0 CONTRACTORS. aktarhl famlaked raaa». vrttk ar wltk. njBNIIHED—Two large modern room way 14, Ralaitk Pkaa* IO •• bedroom •Mtag*. Llvlag room wltk ll«» alaa raami, two kathi, lavatory. Four bedroomi. two bathi, lovely lafg* ttation. kiaik, Mkaad |I,M» a lat. Call Propasall ar* ,r*itieited ky the C*a»* w»t k«*rd. aa tarn a* »rtnU kaaaa. wltk bathroom, new refrigerator, ko' Mil. living room, dining room, porch, ol AT I-*II*-M. flreplace, tile katk, iteam kaat; !*'•••• Cottage, lv* rmmi: three-ear garage. Vlalnltf a* Bad Baak. Paraw»a«t aan* watar aad oil keat. Bui at coraer; IS Eipamlon attje. Only l»,«00, Barai bcillencillontt and convenient loeatloa: »»l^ ell *( Fair Mav*a Borough (or coaotruet. heat; about "j-acre of tastefully planted EASt kEANSMURO—Flv* roomi, bath. In* coacrete curki, lidewalki and en* minute* to Bed Bank, Businesi eoupl grounds; select neighborhood. Short dtl* Agincy, Fair Havea. 0». Frank B. Uwes.' mu~ *»x 111 tft Bank,' prtftrred. No petn III per aiontk. KE 1*1 Myrtla avi. Alklag oil kurmr, kat water keat; gang*; - - -- ... Atlantic at.. Keytranee. i an the North lido of J*ekt*a 17.100. First floor, llvlag roam, din- tince from choice school!, ocean and KNOLL-JOLLWOOD—Lot' , 71x111, on Prlaca* -WHITY AT Ul~A Street in Mid Borougk. 4.14II.* community ihops: 132,000. Ray Stlll- IliK*. Party driveway. Mova ia im- ton rd. Nle* location. Coavealent t* port. Slg roomi and bath, large dry •MUTANana WJV«n«vT m MDPCw^tvw*** •••*•*X• ™w»«~*dHires- m—«™ a— Ing room, modern kitckia, twa kadraami, mediately; 14,001; 11,000 calk. KE I- Bidi will be received at Council to*** _ jv*-room apartmvn til* htth; Mcond floor, two bedroomi; man, HiEhway IS, Shrewibury, BE town. Price I1.J00. Mri. Ida Chima*r*. eflltr. oil kaat, *l*ctrlc hot w«ter, en. two-kedroom apartmmt. Vicinity a 4-M11, el*Md parch. Nice resldentiil lection. on Fair Haven Road on September 10. Bed Bank. Occupancy Sept. ll-Mpt. I*. Availabli now. Inquire The Terraei full btsement, automatic oil hot water aaip-t-ir-tn*muri. wm . *».'•»'•••wirBjmitis • till, at ar by 1:00 P. M. Wrlta. P. O. Bai 4*1. Bad Bank. Apt!., Spring it., Red Bank. RE 4-4441 heat, Intulated. One block to railroad •W'WBH roBKW-Ied lank. Itore. BAiTGAiNI-Ko broker. Six Urge'room!. Conveniently rtelocateld t oc ichoel. railroad u SrlREWSBURV river froni I.II* lenirt feet, wltk office, kalh. tViiS /"* , "» "« '"«*r. Wavirly Plans, specification! and prapoaa] THREE OB roUB-BOOM anartaiaat. Ba> or ace i j**rintendcnt on premises. nation, ichaoli and Itoret. F. A. Cchl* age. Sheltered cove, good dock, large atom flr*plaee, large eereanvd form* may hi obtained at the offlee of MULLI PITCHER VILLAGE. Atiractlva haui 71 Baaekway. KE •••••• ar rt. thre* atoreroorai. Second Soar, five- porch, furnlihid: 1*0x100; garage. Own. day time. MA 1..17M-J evening!. «ned young em»tt._ Cenvenlaat ta about IH-foot water at low tide; ap- room and bath apartment, porch: three- George K. Allen. C. E.. 17 Linden Place. huWal ifneôline arr rollrwad. rali Beatonaktc r**t. •aiwta development. Unf urnlshli er leavineagg for Sauthuth. Reduce. d to tt*,, < BY^TIt=¥ 8*. Leonardo. AT 1-fllla-W. ximately two,acrei of ground*; lava- car garage, New heating tyitim: 110,* Reduc «n. Bad Bank. New Jersey during bugiae** Vk««a BE ••«4t1 MartirttMntt* - , Under niw managamint. Bad >ti:u», ihtde tract and lowering r>0r>00.. CmCom* * ind seseaa It far yeurserfyeurserf.. ished equipment to finiih. including haura on payment of 15.00. Bank' . Phone BE 111*. l»». Boynton Agency. BE «-0»it. CilenteCilt , II SkorcltaSkldd ter.It fa, Easr t KKaan*. plumbing miterial. furnace: •mall bun. HOUSE-Ia **d Baak, T*a roomi. iruba. Well ennttructed ten-room horn*. IN PAIR HAtntN—Atlrwtlv. two-kief- E A certified check drawn to the order nrvnniBBCU—TBrce. large rooni _jtclaie| sunporch ifforrii panoramic galow. Iniulatid; one irrr- land: li.loo. OUT* twa katkn lit Ilillli kel alt ream kuitfilsw, Living I, dinette •i .... WUI tak* aortglg*. Reed Airency. BB *( Fair Haven Borouih in a sum of at Privatte batk. kaat and electricelectr cit: y ll marine view; eflclent ecnnomlcal kat AND AVI.. Porl*up*ck. Lot Mm 100, least ten (10) per cent of the amouat dd Ill l per monUU. FB »»-» kaat <*al Ira. tal* prli* IT.Ill. water hsatlng tyitem. Exclusive tectlon. aad kltehen. One-car carat*; lat 71x140. hone AT I-Slll-B.* birl. mutt accompany the uropoial. Few mltuten to Bid Bank ttation; f'" Convenient to tehool and kui. l t tamtttaal tar tloa. A price* at IU.S09. that NOTICE Bilked apartment, on private place heat. Naar school, churck aad tram- room with fireplace, dining room, lav- •-- — W "^ »^^»— -r w ^-m m-^^^ ^ w VV ^Sl«*«^g «*WV SHrlF.W?lluilT—Ttiree-yilr Cipt P5c5 1 "nroif alaas til alrt. knkaia raeka ar ataM*. atory, tile kiteh*n, four bedrooma, twa cannot ae daplloated at that price. Very tlon. 100 acrei. Beautifuu uwl pr.duchome-, Frae. CaaUtt BK l-li4i|M la Bumsoa. Prlvata yard. Two bedrooms portatlom ll.lll. Call J. W. Baw. MO bungalow. Xxeiilent eomtruetlon. . I ""- 100 aerei. Beautiful home, TO THE OWNER8 OF ALL SEAL E*V katk, kltlhen, dining room, living room baths, nald'a quarter*: three-car garage, large llvlni-dlnlng room with tw* pie-fully Insulated, complete screens, itorm elfnt roomi, hat water hsatht . toaii : ga- TAMI AFFECTED BY THE IMPBOVIU •OLIO INSVRAMCE-rall ftaltjr «av- garage, Ointa and closed porrheit; |8tj BELFURU MOUSE—Six roomi, batk About on* acri of ground. Price HI,- tura windows, modern kitchen, lavatory, wlndowi, doori. Living room, flnplac*. S^';..01"!,' •J-«»»'Kln«i; ill equipment MENT OF THE WIDENING OP 000. Bay Stlllman, Highway IS, Shrewi om ktdroont an flrst floor: two hid- MM00. Beed Agency. RE araga, 110 for twa jraara. Balster. par month Available Sept. 1. Write, automatic gas hot wataitar. heat, ...kot. large kitehen. two bedroomi, colored 00. Beed Agency. RE 4-01I1.r * WHITE STREET AS AUTHORIZED Waterhury. Realtor ana innror, II Wait PrO. Box (I, Little Sliver for appoint- and cold water, areplae* In living room. bury. RE eW.lll, roomi and tiled hatk on Mcond floor; till bath, expansion attic, full dry base- ftoMee SrTES=BeitTlctedSrTES=BeitTltd: Hr7iSr7d~H7iSr7d~rSTSTr BY LOCAL IMPROVEMENT ORDI- frarit at. BB t-a3u0.' • ment to vkw. cctlir: garage; lot luOilOO; low taxit. Twd-APARfMENtr~IiOME—£aeh 'com. ment with laundry faclHtles. Wind for Realty" plots 100x7*0. 12.400. Other NANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF RED kiirment. Newly constructed. Will be all electric operation. 0. E, water heat- n BANK THEREFOR ADOPTED APRIL TWO DOOS—Roviekrakan. Ona wlU IM AND 4U-BOOM apartments. A Termi. KE I-U70-M, plcte with kitchen and bath. Good lite finished In about two weeks. Thil Ii i?Ji*' •i" *"*•• ••'•"••' : "ven acraa, akats. Frea to anyoaa wltk ekIMraa. modem Improvement!, In One rci SIX ACRIi3=iT«T'mt fronts »(i milei lot; convenient location; one block from er, automatic all warm air: attache 11,000; four acres |2,.r,no: in acrei, 7. HIT AND AUGUST 21. 195*: Indeed a reel value. It will pay yougarage. Beautifully landicapad lit. BE11,800. Bead Agency. RE l.rjlll,' You ar* hereby notified that th* RE I-4IU-W after I P. M. dent la,, ssectione tion, near everything. to Red Baak. Beautiful location loi but. Alking 112,10*. Bay Stillman, to invcitlgtti. Walker * Tlndall, I* ThirThdd *ve., AtlantiAlti o HighlandsHihld . AAT 1 country horn*. RE «.*H7-M-I. HiKhway .1,".. Shrewsbury. RE l.iMI *4ITW* Board of Aisesiment for Local Improve* Eait Front it, BE 1-1404. misti ot th* Borouih ol lied Bank, RTtl~riATiK=Liin~daca:t>ed • lot «OxtO» UTEVIff ' CROWDED!—You'll like the house — Banch KOUM of flve RIVER OAKS — Three-bsdnem having been notified of th* completion REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ATLANTICHIGHLANIIS. Three lane, BED BANK—Seven-room nlonlal. Beautiful floe/er beds, borders attrac rooms and bath; one.car attached ga- w* hlvei in mind tor you! Thee* of the Improvement of the widening of attractive, furnished rooms. Bath. Built 1*4*. Eteell.nt condition. tively marked by shrubbery affording rage: hat water heating, oil hurner: lot home. Oik lleori, powdir room, lirge bedroomi, long living room part of Whit* Strait. rUd Bank. New Private intrancei, parchit hot and cold seclusion, surrmindr.d by lovely larga 7!xU0 Cloie ta everything: IM.SOfi. tile bath, hot witer gls. Flagitan* Jersey, at authorited t>y the Borough OrriCI SPACE—Bulldlnf lentat an water, all burner. All utilities included. Attsched two-csr girage. Center home*: rivrr rights; 12,200, Ray Still with two Areplaeei. den, dlnett*. _ Broad it. Red Baak, l>««lra ttraad Walker * Tlndall. II Eait Front it. terrace. Aiklnc 121,001). Dennli K. ordinance! therefor adopted April T, IIP. Suit couple. Phone AT 1-0A2B-J. hallway: wall-to-wall earpctir.g s In- man. RE «-M11. kitihin. iiwlng room, attic; largt 1*47 and August 21, 1IS0. and having Restaurant. 14-1* Broad M. HATAWAN-Short Byrne. Realtor*. Phone BU Mil*. *UTrsoNiHrAtE~Flvi.v*om girag «tm lihii baiemint pl*yr*om. built-in BRICK ANIl STONE HOME—Til* roof, SHREWSBURY—A charming house n? lot. Alking 114.000, Offeri ronilil. examined the work ind said Improve- 1*!H, Oct. II, Twa a bbedrooms, 4ti kr*ak(ait nook', itall ihower, glan ixcolltnt conttruetinn, living room six largs raomi. m bathi. itcam •red). AyenFihy Agency. BE I- mint and viewed all land and real *i* apartment, unfumlthed. Aut*m»tlo all rooms, duplex, Directly on lake MA tlte upon the line of and In th* vi* keat,' Beautiful surrounding*. Ideal far •oor, lavatary dowaitalra, iomkln> withfftreplacr, dining room, kitchen, two heat, oil burner: oai-eir attached ga- RUMSON^Pre-w*r. Three bedroomi, two III!. 1.17IW. Saturday cillt alter I P. M., bedroom hath; u'patalri, two bedroomi, rage. Beautlfull'ull]y landieaped plot tile baths, quaint living roomm,, Hrlira«* elnltv of said Improvement which w*r* bullneis couples III monthly. B*f*renc«l atloa wlgdowi, icr**a«d porch, fully bentrUiu th*nby, htreby fix th* thir- required. Immediate possniloa. Sw*»iy pl****i— bath: hot water heat, oil: two-car ga* IHOxlJO. Only 121.500. Walker • Tim pla-e. iteam oil: nicely Ialandscapedn _,ed, Alk. ~U 1*1*11. TWO.ROOM APARTMErJT. Kitchen and Iniulated, Baal ka? at |tl,«oo. RB rage; latuttcaperi lot UOxllO; |l*,t«0, dill. 1» Eiit Front it. KE 1-1404. ing tll.uuu, Oinnlt K ,B Byry ne, lUal- LOVELT HOMS in TiTrHivenTEfv..... teenth day of September, 1951, at 1:0* bedroom, gat, electricity, -itcam heat I.I4IS. Bay Stlllmnn. RE «-.'H I. tort. Phone RU 1-1180. room with fireplace, suntocm, dining P. M, In tha Borough Council Chamber! JOUSE—All improvement!, unfurnlt _ luppllid. Year around, Near bm and inDDLKTbWNll"S—ll*acr* f farm ith room, kitchen, two bedroomi, larga katk In tha Borough Hill on Monmouth Strait Immidlata occupancy. Inqulr* Sam LAKG3IDE RANCH bungalow, on* y*ar _— Shad* SHREWSBURY—Two years old. Two Red Bank. New Jersey, as the lima and trains. Greene, Wilton ave., Port Mon- In* 7-room and bath ham*. bedrooms, Property 100x200, •xpamlon attic. Alking 112,000, Ayers. Hoffman. » Broad it.. Bad Bank. mouth. KE 4-1477-M.• SIX-BOOM HOUSB-Naw. All krlak aad old. Llvlnit room 14x11 with fin place, treei. On hard turfae*. road, dote to Till Fahy. RE «-2S3«. plan (or (waring all persons interelted. two bedroomi. tiled bath, (I. B. kltchim Rid Rank. A real buy for III.SO0. Wnl bath, itfam oil: attached Kara-re, Ask- Tha ordinances above referred to au> iw flOM»-*tMMtlfttllr furniBka4 AHTTOCouple totn" share six-room •tons, Thru larga bedrooma, larf* JfBW HOUSES"liTTtuS~8Uver;" Tht*i Foui attached garaiw; automatic heat. Com< ktl« Highland!, AT 1-tlll aftir 1 Hhrewiliury, RE I-2I91-M. RtttrkANK—Six larga roomi and bath. UTTI.B SILVKR—Three-bidroom ham*. attached twn.car narage: brreteway: lat lowing th* hearing herein notictd ** Hat air heit, all hurner: one-ear ga- Bath. InrKc kitchen, pantry, hot water aay adjournment thereof or any other KEAN8BUBG—Three rooms and bath. WILL SELL FIVE-ROOM all-year-'round HOLMDKL AREA— ISO acres, (100 till- 15x150. Ayeri-Fuhy Atrency. RE | £[ rage: large trere*. A bur it I12,f>no. oil hfit; two-car garag*. Asking 111,* •Ill kaarlngi the said CammUaiorrtri may unfurnished. Heat, light, gat fur- bungalow for 11,100, or exchange for able-, exceptionally fertile toll, 1* kald tha Commitiloatri or Board of WILL SHARE MY well-equlpped coat' •mall farm, plus mme caih. Call KE acres fenced meadow, lovely brook, tome Walker A Tlndall, ,11 Bait Front it. 500. liennia K. Byrne Realtors. Phone nlihed. Inquire 311 Carr ave., Keam> RE ••1(04. RU l-ll.-iO. AiHliment will make a jutt and equit- (ortakl* tlx-room houu with conger)* I-O9I8-M wood lindt: In delightful letting of twtoo apartments. Five roommii In eaceachh. 111 butlnem woman, No cklldrin vital*. reDDR BEDROOM.BEDROOM.!, two baths, dradrann . able aiMlimint of thi benefit conferred TWO. t6l;».ROOM ap.rtmcntj. P.rtly WIST KEANSBUHG—24 Union it, Four mature *hade trecu. Colonial home, al Hkkt watet r htih t witlili il burnerb . MonthMh< upon any real ettite hy reason of luck Bui line. T. V. Ruienakla. BB l-ms-M Improvement*: poml barns and outbuild' xfafmefnmmafBi^n location. Property *$.xtSOt ,M Mot water ly Income up to furnished, Seventh nve, and Hllltlde. roomi and hath, large itoraia attic, 1)90. Both IPlrt Improvement, hiving due regard ta tha bttween I and 7. automatic oil heat. Convenient to itoret IniM. One of Monmouth counly'n rial built houac. Good condition, all; one-car larage. Asking IIK.OOll. ments now rdrented. . Ownener will taeriieotaeriieo. Dennin K. Byrne, FJealton. Phone RU Tight! and inten-iti nf all pertom con- JBFT. ID-JUNK II—Seven-roam house. ave., Atlantic Highland*. W. J. f.'onnt. and hum. Corner lot tOxlOO; 17,100. farms with a very livable home, Alking neighborhood. Overlook! bar and hook, A«klnAkl g lli.jonllijon. Ayeri-Fahhy AAgency cerned as well HJ to the VAlue of th* real Three bedroomi. (urniikid. Coal ho tr.fl.OOA. Ray Stillman, Highway II, •inor! traninnrtatlan. AT l.OI'.B.W.* RK ll-.'K^n estate benefited and shall also fix and air heat. 14 South it,, Eatantawa. Call ratnrareisir"ArH"rhwater, electrio ttovn. Occunanry Bint. Shrew«bury. HK, «-.',l II. <5t;ftF.n HOME—in An* residential area, 7nnHAVr?Ntr Llviiitf roam lit. Inquire SI Mount ave., Atlantic sllREWSRURY—E«elT«nn'ocation. One THREE.BEnRn6Tg~HOME~n7Wr' Rid determine the amount, if any. that any evenings or week-ends/ Rnl Rank, Eight room*, two bathi; dinette, kitchen, two bedrooms tile property is riamascrt Incidentally hy Mid |TI MONTHLY—-Four.room kunialow, Highlands, Phone AT l-0>:>5 ar RE •• vear old. Thrc* berlrnnni* and study; FAIR HAVEN—Six rooms and hath with two-car garage. To icltli estate; 115,- hathth , showerh , hohtt aii r rlrrulttlnlll r oil Rank. Living mom. dining breeceway: two-car garage; large tiled large enoloxrd pnrrh, Garage and modern kitchen with cabinets,ts," AskinAking improvement, exclusive of damage* for All Improvement!, oil heat, Excellent •00. Roliton Watarhury, Realtor and Alking 113,000. Dennis K. Byrne. Real llloot111,00(1i ofOfferf s acceptedtd. AFAyors-Fahhy rial *it*te tiken. All asseitmenti la nilghborhood t walking dlitmei to RedTHRU ROOMS AN I) RSTrTTVurnlihed. kitchen tiled bathroom, lavatary. oil hat workshop. One block from ttnril, Iniurnr, || West Front it, RE l-ll00,» tori. Phmie RU 1-U.io. water heat, da-gallon altetrio water heat, tcKool nnd bun, Alt thil for only |ll.« CUSTOM BUILT four.room bungalow Aeency, BE H-.83V madi and to he levied shall. In each Sink Italian, Lease required. Bay Alto lit. electric and water ti can. hi ai nearly miy be In proportion •r. hcatid haicment, piano, ilaminum 500. rlchwarti-Macklln, • White it with exoanilon attic; attaehed one- FAMILY RUYI— Fnur larga bedroom! SHREWSBURY RIVERFBONT, Living Stlllman. EB Hill* Available now. Call KE i-OSlld, icreenl. ttorm wlndowi, iciaaml breeze- Mr glrad, Lead* of eloiets, Conven. two bat In, entrmcu hill, kot water t* and not in excel! of th* peculiar WANTED—Working cauil* to" MgnFTJDR"TlbOMS, Including alf uTiTFti*!. BE i-ani, room 11x18 feet, fireplace, dlnlagbenefit, advantage or Increase In valu* way wltk itorm laih; fruit trin: lot lant Bank, Prlca 114,100. Rol. heit opan porch. Corner plot. Asking roam, kitchen, open porch on flrit floor home of ildirly eaupla wltk kltchm AT 1-0111, 118x100: 111.500. BB 4-I470.J O0EANP0RT — Three.bedrnom ranch ston Waterbury, Braltor and Iniurcr. II 11,600. Dennis K. Byrne, Beiltora. whlek the respective lota or p*rc*li *( Ivllegn, with kom* invlraamiat. B**t THRfB BOOM'S—Furnished, Tile'hath typa, lirg* living room, dinette, kitch- ury. B*alt_. threi bedroomi, bath on leeond floor' rial eittte ihtll bi deemed to receive Wnt Front ^hone BIT 1-1150. __^_ •turn coal htat! lot mill: Uael 1141 112 per month, KE t-OIH-J. and ihower,, PrivatP e entrancen, , HeHeitt UNFINISHED m-STORY, 7-room build' en and utility room, washing machine, it, BE I.II0I.* tr hi benelted hy riaion of tueh Im* AVVAILABLE SEPT. 1.—TKrea nlaa large WILL BUILT HOME, with oil-fired boat Two-car garage. Unusual opportunity at prnvement. Tha total aiieitmanti lev- rooms, all latest modern lonvanlaaeei. water supplied. ItO a month. Ing. To ka removed ky purchaier, refrigerator, electric range. Only 110,- RUMSON ROAD—Lat 110x111. Biautl- 0".f'l, ft ..o.ii. Phone AT 1-OUI-R.' 900. Schwarti.Macklln, I White it. BI (ul location, Prln 14,111, Bollton •nd tarai*. Netr rice traek and IS IU.,'00. Mlnuith Agency. RU I-0T1I.' lid upon the raal *ltat* binifUed ihall Automatic hat watar heat. Yearly ren not exceed the loll of th* Improvement. tal. Adulti only. Retereneti mentlal JIWraHBDAP7*TMENirtworoomi KATONTOWN—Two-bedroom home. Ex- Mill. ' Witerbury, Realtor and Iniuror, II Wilt mlnutei from beach, Phone LO 4-17*1.» RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS. Vitmn. 1100 and kitchenette. On Highway »« and Front st. BUI *.|»»0.' If tlw benefit! to atteiMn thai! not equal Looatad bitween Colfi Ntili and Holm Piinilon attic, full baicraent: plot RED BANK—Four-room and bath with RUMSON—Shrewsbury river. Splendidly down ; carrying rhargei, |4T pir month, the rott, the balance shall hi paid hy dil. iuitalT Highway No. 14. 100 faat kui line bitween union Bench and Kcans- 50x350! hot water nil heat, Arapliiea, two n^tra hnrirnnmi tipstnirs, full cel- CONVRNIENT LOT, SflxllO, lldtwtlkt, coudlttaucil t-ruutn ilwilliuu; Uvu llleU Two-bedroom hotnt. Living room, dining Ik. B.r.u,h, ^ wait on Vtndarkurg-rhatMn id. I burg, KE «.(i:«n.,l. Plus three-room cottage, renting year lar, tteam heat, oil: electric range; lot rurbl, witer, gut and electricity in the bathH, tervicc bnth, Mtitnrntllc till heat room, futt cellar, nlaater walls. Conven- waitl t bont VtndarkurgrhatM I l I • Mn id . r tlon bftwtin I tail I •, M, on rrldif, HODeBN TrfHttRHQM ."piirtmenX around at ISO monthly. Total priea 10x110. Price 110,300. Purchaser neidl tlrret. Priced aIt only IS00. Rollton flreiilarc; two.car jmaae; nicr itraimrli iently located, (ienrge W. lr*y. 7T Furnlthid, Arlults nr builnfii couple 111,001) (asking,) Wearl.Nemeth Agency only 11.700. fehwarts-Macklln. I Whlta Witerbury, Raaltoir and Iiaiutori , II Wilt 117.ion, Sweeney Aifenry. 1'hons K\J Broad it, tt 1-0)04. Ivenlagi RE I fai HO 1' Mil •M*llrt"t"i kr ""• prefirred. KE I-083I-M, 41 Broil it, fhoai H Ml «,• It, RE Mill, Float at. I-IIO*.* 1-1411, IIII-* IT.II. Bataurh 1 Bad Baak WHO HAWK WMWtWRf AfWHWF 1H IWW The Old and New In Fire Fighting Equipment
Dantfer TotsM of the Tvlaad JUST 3 DAYS «FT TO deaca aUdW iMtraetad a tlaaa in •erobatie* at the aaaati! coavea- iim of tha National Ateociatioa •f DIM* and AnViaU4 Aitiua SAVE 3.00 ON EVERY whkh vao held at the Park aher- •Ua hotel, New Yerfe city, reeasUy. Ôil Mattheva, one of Mn. Ts- SUPERFOAM PILLOW laad'a puaila, parferaMd a too 4aaee la the etudcat revue held YOU MJY —9OHUMIY! la the Park •heratoei ballrooa Fri- MONEY LOANKU day. RRJ fBâVBRtJf g. VRPPRvg RBvjBpBRV BRBV^PMSBW^BY^BJ Jeha Tolaad alM attended the Rcgnbr 9.9S NOW |.93 mvMUtm i*4 taafe private lee- la baton twtrllag froai Bob RebeHj, ana of tha worldt fore- Regular 11.9S NOW g.95 •Mat twlrtete. Broadway Loan Go.
Regular 12.9S NOW f.95 All CONOITION0 FALL DANCING CLASSES START SOTSMKR** SHERMAN'S The new Amrnka* UrVenee Inkwkil itlef BL. trrivtti Mt*> 45 BROAD ST. RED RANK dty, t*d h *~* tie** titfe ef ReSeTs eM Awrlmi M free* ef fte «f» hewe.
at tha dadlcatwn Fair of the saw •ddMloa to tha Knoll, M4 L. by the emit, U.S.N, of US Heir SUvoa Mga of thia rd., U echeduled U gradnat* froej baranfh. Mra. Waatoy Crealcr aang 1697 19S1 recruit training Met *Hk at MM "Tha ttor eaaagUd Banner" M the 17. •• Haval training center at •ag wat being ralaed. BaiabrMgo, Md. Upon eeoipletUa MAME ft af the 11-WMk tralalM period be will be aerigned to a duty etetlea with the teat ar at a Ifavy than Midekinman Pater Uidlew Extend a miMl Corttof Intimion to You wit! your fr.e-adi to **• etation or Mat to a eervlee Mhaal Wood ave. la eteadlng a leave Isr advanced technical training. with hla tMthei, Mn. BlUabtth Uidlew, and will return 8apt. • to Mr. and Mra. Oearga Curehla AnnaaaUa, Md. •f Pair Havea rd. returned Mr. aad Mn. Frank Malnee have rrltey nifht afttr • four-«ay trl» bee* entertaining Mra. F. Ruler and ta Natural BriOfa, Va. aea af C!lffild« Park. Formal Fall 0|>erong Mrs. Alma Haydtai of Mv«r ra\ Mr. and Mrt. Arthur Connelly it •pc*4la> Mvcral «aya to Phtto- and daughter* Dtrothy and Reee> dlhdelphll t viiltlniltl g rttothU awry have returned from a twe Charleo VanKelet, who has woetV tour la Maw England. •tayinc with hla slater and broth* Mr. and Mr*. Philip Dc>l* at er-M-ltw, Mr. and Mra. Htfry Her- Newark are tpendlag thlt week of Pair Haven rd. th* paet with Mr, and Mn. F. U Boyle, month, left this weak for tha Miee PatrlcU Anaa Bayla It takiag South. a trip thla weeh with her grand- Mr. and Mn. Arthur Devlsea af parenta, Mr. and Mrt. JMMO Whe- IIMessie ave. returned home Sat- Ian of Jaraey CHy. LINCROFT INN irday after epeaaiag several daye Tha CHrl ieavt trao* will held Canada. They left Tuesday far Itt irtt macUag thia fall on Twee- trip* through tha Southern day, Sept. tt. The Brownie troop AT THE CROSSROADS, UNGROFT, N. |. ttatee. Mr. Davinn Is an vaea- will held IU ant Mooting Monday, tlan from his petition as custodian •eat 1*. of the lire house. Mlw Wyanda Culp, who I* at. Member* ef th* Fair Flavoa taadlag a monotype teheol In Phil- Mona club present at the dedica- adelphia, hi apcndlng • week1* v*> MARCIA TOIAND *nd SKIPPER DAHLGREN Saturday Evening, September 8th tion of the addition to the Knoll- H t h wood sehoot Saturday afternoon tt her ON STATION WPIX, JUNE, ItSI were Introduced by Albert O. Me- The Mlddletewn township Sehol- Craekea, deputy dletrlet governor. arshlp committee will held a Moot. We are now accepting new ttudtntt for cfetiet *t the Dorotkf Also among those present at tha lag at Leonardo grade school lent dedication ceremonies were Rev. Toland Dance Studio. There will be a wide and complete tchedult cover* Christopher H. Snydar, Barney T. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Oray and ing alt type* of dance and carefully $eparating age group* with chutcr Egeland, W. Raymond VanHora, children of Teaneck spent the Mr. and Itra. Harry C. F. Warden, week-end with Mn. WtehMh Lttd- for beginnert, intermediate and advanced itudcnti. Music Every Saturday Nite J. Preret, Mr. and Mrs. Everett lew and son. Sunday a plenie was Allen, Mrt. William Howie, Lewie held la honor ot Midshipman Peter Boys and girU from three yean accepted. Pareutt are cordially Connor, Mrs. Pranh Perry, Mr*. Uldlow at Oeean Park, Ukiweed. Clifford Orlmmer and Mr*. A. O. OuaaU Included Mr. aad Mrs. F. U invited to ob«ene clattet. MeCrackea. Oamato, Mrs. Ulllaa Urtaa. Mr. By BOB LAVENDER and Mrs. Herbert Savagi, Mr. tad The Shrewsbury River Tatht Mrs. Oray and Mr*. Uldlow. BAIUT roc lub will holh d an Informal dancs Lrada Berth cetekrated her Sfth •atttttey «liht at tha tabM birthday Suaday at the hesM of JOHN TOLAND And His Sodffy Music Tha Pair Ha»aa LIOM club wUI MM, awrlas Berth with a party hold a aeraa aaatr arlva la tha for It friends aad raletWca. ^ bornufh Sunday. CoiiMllman Jaatt Mcllrar an- In shtsslag a board for pastry, DOROTHY TOLAND DANCE STUDIO nauncad Monday night at tha see that It la a Sno^raln hardwood meeting af the Mayor aad council as It will not easily absorb fat Th* JOl BAST BERGEN PL. RED BANK 64119 Dbutere awl a la carle Bienti For Rciervation that there will only ba one eollee- surface of the board should be very tlon of garbage Laber day,' —— aad have an crack*. * Featuring aMortmcnt Phone Red Bank Mr. and Mra. rruk Brlgham md daughter Barjtl and tan BUI •f Choice Di.hes 6-9753 t TUMdo, V, T., are vMttag Mra. Brigham'a mothar, Mra. William Blenheim at Fair Mavam rd. Tha lait rummaga eala «atfl » further notlee will ba held next Because Of Last Week's Rain Monday night at T e'eleek and Tueaday from 10 a. m. In the fwr> lih houaa of tha Chanel of tha Hatv Otmmvnlon. Her. and Mra. Chrlatoaber' H. Snydar of River rd. win leave Kent ik for the Pecan* wauntalna where they will eaend a Manth'a vacation. Rev. Bayder la vlear af tha Chanel of the Holy Commun- ion. Rev. WMton B. Orlmthaw of Church at. will have charge af tha atrvleat while Rev. and MM any* d*r are away, Mra. Addla Jonea af Clay at re- etlved word lart week of tha deatk ST. AGNES FAIR at her titter, Mn. ChrMten Fow- ler of New York dty. Mrt. Agnea Allaire «f River rd. haa been conflaed to her home by Ulneit ttverai daya thla weak. Allen Clark Praderleka, ton «t Will Be Held On Mr. and Mra. Douflaa Fredorleka of Rumaoa, formerly of thla place, waa baptised Sunday morning at tha Chapel of tha Holy Com- munion. Mr. and Mra. William Uttle. to.. of DeNormandle ava. aatertalnad at a family dinner laat Thtmday There art many new fabrics o V. Heater, aaul M rran* at, Bad aau COME OUT TO party Ua* ratee, aad II coata M Jaaaph laava* af Nawark »v Murkla, Donald B. Maaa, Arthur L. roaidea** tadiWdual UH ratM, a •aed |U ana Vlaciaaa Blaada af Ruby, all of Brooklyn; Edward BVeeat riM ia OMathly bwolaaea CllftM at oa aaaedlaf eharga*. •aulecki af Forth Aaibay, WUUaai Ba>^^ jkj fjaajdjam. AaaMrtaBa) AMMHABBBBI ratM, • tea-ceat local aata bra rraak *>. B*IMa*tat* af Pataraoa, araanjai ava; awaaaawaaa aBjaBwêjBw^p a^v^'^'^^^BBBaoBnpa? ckarfe, aa4 upward adjueteseata aad Haa* Bacaar af Vatoa paid of Aetoria, U I, David baua af Watelkj McGUIRES la toll ekargee. III teat, aad Edward Btaadak of F«aa*M. Edward F. U* of Win la aakiaf far a roaaarlaf of HaOarflald *M amad |M a* ckargea New York. N. i. Maedieal Feia- tpaUaatloa, the taaipaay aikfd e! earataM drivtaf. Ulllaa W. Sla- af Mtchavtllo. U I, Marry To Hut Conftrt aatailMiMi to prewnt avideaee «• «#1 af paraat Mill* waa aaeetaed Oraave* of Belltvill*, Beraard 1. tjaay, far HfcM/rt aartah af tettaf » a*far ft." Wrtlrf to «att few present (air vain* of tke aaa> only m aaweacttincupniK*' '"orfrrquentpasftaeea. fV»iir drlvara w«ra ekarfed with [>•• t K(ltct vuur k Mnrya if th.M com>i- Red Bank on Highway 35 •aay't properly." failur* to abaarva a atgaal, Btaphaa MMW kaihtr »..». Try Uoan'a Pilia-. aiil4 dlvntit. Maae aucr-r .frJ!, by aiillioni for la a oavM-polat petitiea tlad Btiruai of BliMhatk waa taad H, a*arl« tan. lt'eenu/.ir.« how many tinM with tka botr4 in Treatoa, tka Jtmci T. Mahamay, if. of Broaklya, WIM Htmmi PIBM Va«j«ahat»y r»lirf trrm »hta« t\tam- '•Melvl*tktUinilf«oflt*rmia- tha right and Ralph Taranta af •eatle*, vlaliaiaU; Pat Howard BANK lag fair value r»t« basci. atanaa«Ma paid a II Ana lot tiuupet I»U>*» aad C»thnla» Ring ktviat bit restoration in hit pot. and William Howard, clariaotlett, • PLAYGROUNDS AND acMlaa. Rasert Baia was aaetiacd This group, wklch i* dlrattad by M for not havlag kit driver* II-Karl Wlthol, placet third te la*t BATHING FOR cena* with him. yoar't coatatt Sisty-four BMtorlrU wart (HTM la tk* faraatry arojoet, CHILDREN ft ADULTS tlekaU for paaalai wothar car aa taadmhip of Mm. Oaarga I. tbe wrong aide, paailnla RIBM of ateveaaon, Bverott rd.» Catharine FIRST toth e YOUTH CEHTER r Bayoana paid the hlghatt taa of Ring received aa taeelleat and 110. Other* Baying N were Michael Jeffrey 0111 a vary good oa aete- • BASEBALL HELD • SWINGS Babbitt af Uhowood. Crawford of book* of loaf apatiaMM and 4»- North PlalaAald, Mario Acito af acrlttioa*. • HORSE SHOE PITCHING Broaa, N. T, Fraak Gapalbo of Nutlay, Morrl* Blumaberg af It- • PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM vlngton, Frank *. McKenaa. Jr. Tleen Be Peace?* of Kollla, L. I., Join B. Campbell fitci of VhMklag. I* I. Marvin H. John- To Be Quaker Talk • SODA . CANDY • ICE CREAM •ton of WanamaaM, Albert achltiaa arlRBWSBURY—"Caa Thar* Be of RooMvelt, Jamra D. Oattl of Peate?' will be the aukjoct of • CHARCOAL FOR FIREPLACES Hackeaaack,, Robert A. Novotayy of Jamas B. Brlotol'a talk hoforo tha nt OraagaO . JJoMph h O. OOlaooail a off Rellglou* Saelaty of CURED/ • BUILDINGS TO ACCOMMODATE LARGE Utelton, Alan Pattereon of Avon, Quaere, at I n. m. aunday. Bopt. Willlani Rue of Union, Arthur t, at the meeting houoa at Broad No nood to lot a good PARTIES UP TO 1,200 •mlth af Lehlgh County, Pa, A*Mr> at. and •yeamor* ave. of Aatoria, L. I, Aaaaclato aeeratary of th* Mlddl* watch 99 wrong. Bring CharlM W. Hawley of Cedar Orove, AtUntle region of Quaker*. Mr. • CLAMBAKES ARRANGED Aaron ftaao af Wuhlngton, D. C, Brlttol win ten what individual* it to us for export, scien- NlehoUt Atvarct of Long lalaad earn da ta oraata hop* for a batter City, Paul N. Temple of MHIi Vat- world, haw we can build toward tific cara. You'll find our Ity. Md, Edwatd II. Nlculliin of pone* and of aon-vloleat rattataae* chlrgoi low. FOX RESERVATIONS •ummlt, Wlliard E. Drleland of ta aggroMloa aad tyraaay. Tka Pataroaa. William aommer, Jr. ofapaeck will k* th* local meotlai'e Olan RMga, Malcolm W. Viennaannaal "atata taotkaoay.' ' PHONI RID RANK 6-3767 af MvarMga, Allan Wllliaau, An- gem F. CantM, Alfred Ihring, WO* Reussilles' Um MtLaaa. Raymond B. H OR MIDDUTOWN 3-0580 maa. Edward a White, lylvta Flat,
COTTON PLAID DRESSES MUlaatlr faahlwiad U latter UM brlfkt faca4 kladtf gartMT aad tka High •chool bwiM taautw with aw (MtlM. «Mt I to 6x - 7 to 11 - 10 t« U. TnmlMtttM SKIRTS Alt woola aad part wsoto la brand aaw dMia aa wall aa th« elaailea UM ajlrla Tooaiw. itrlt anal ehabbr VrMiUIWaVM • BLOUSES Crtoaaa • fan MM wkttM, pUMa aa4 aiw* a t« •»• • T «• u. UPRIGHT Mart at tM IN TNtt SHOAL • JACKETS Oattea wapUa that 9* a with alpsar fraat Water repHteat. Popular m mi awy. gtea TtoK, NWMSE CMJftQTS WMTER CUTNESNOWI SfdMfei art fratkl CMhVt- art hama hm idwall UM wf haM any ****** Oat. lt». ,.. ar CHMM IT, aaiy aaymant alan avaflaafe. • SLACKS Tha aatt ariaetloa of kvya* . wlaa raata of color, atytaa araaaairaalatant rayon u MewatajtattM • SHIRTS •UY ON MAM UtMa H • «M« vtritty of collar ttyiaa, fcbrlw aai IASYHAN •ataia taetodliK whHa. Man t ta t - «to O. rr«ai 1M «• »M POLOS Lone •>••««. «IOM knit In many ttylaa and color* from Tfifs ptwtrlul 'duo Cheeta tithtr ona at this ruoh famoua mill* «a OONUOOR, HtUtTTH-TIX an« deal an euttranding TAX OSHAOTBR. Jfaar ttylaa wMh matehiat atek*. axtramaly low prica and ba Enfoy modern claaning at a buil* ciaaning |OD a • a and asturad of Kenmort Quality gatpriaa. td Um% tallar. UNTIL 9 P. M. HIM • «e II la brawi, Una!, uvy aad it*r- SwHaNr iriud. 11.00 will held wilU Oat. tat. 12 RED BANK Frea ParlriBf Let ia Front of Stora. VISIT OUR SHOE DOT. efa«iliMj iwtlati whlla yaw iwy far (f rull aelection la achool ahaat NMonably priced — uparily YOUTH CENTER 36 Whit* St., lad l«mlc •tt«Mj. 20 BROAD ST. Phono tl 6-1122 Aagei* PWraaarta, Mi- chlldraa, P«trMo 004 Were ku Juet bcea reeelvod ef u4 Mra Fred ifaMa Ryea, Mr. aad Mra. P. O- have returned te the deetk of Arthur •wad, direc- Mr ••« Mra. O. Oarack baa returned t* Mr. aad Mr*. Ryta, Miee attar tor a* *oei*l atudiae la the high 4awfM*r Ua4a an Uttle Keck, U I, af C*rlaea, Mn. DMr««arl« aad Mra. JULIAN'S eaUaa la CatwOa. tar oawllaa- o•»•••_ «*w dey;e a* ta. .'. H. Alaacaa*. Mr*. •eh*** aero, la a railroad wreck atH*-~eo4 Mra. WUUaaa R. MM Meta, rruM, aa Aug. M. Se- Mi*. WllUaai t. Meat ef M*. oo4 Mr*. « Mr. aad Mr*. Many WeUe Ct> a* _ " • i at. tertaie^d *t • dlaaer out* a> rael, wka we* via* pneMiat af 2M% aa «M*r tooM ea (to HiUvu Pareat-Toeehor IIH- *a*B a trif ta Witter aad their hoaae ea Jftw Bruiwlek oeo> ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* 41 WQHLANW clatlaa, ••• a aa**aagar MMia1 Mr. aa4 Mr*. WlUlaa* C. Mr. oad Mr*•ekteMBf. Bar Wa l have re- Tfc* gueat* war* Mr. aad th* t»* creek iateraaUaael ae- aatartaiaad *• Taaraaar eoaadiav a h* day* He** «f Millbura; Mr*. W. ON «T. H ON WATKNONT pree* traia* wklch were la a reer- in c*laar»ti«« *f tt* Uta oMMer WMttr'e heaaa ta Alfred aad daughter Patricia af ••« colllrtea la which St pereeae *• taalr aaa William. Oaaau vara iagtM Height*, K. Y.. w.r» killed ncludiag **ur Ameri- Mr. aa4 Mr*. C. WlUhaai Utm, Mra. OmutMr, Maalawaad, aad Mr. J. Carte Aatoraaa, VteUr aa tt Mn. Mra. L*ul* A. Heuwr ef thle can aoldier*. Mr. Oortet wet aa a Jr., Cfcerie* Vraiaa, ead Mr*. Michael t»ur ef Europe aad ••peetod t« Mra. Orac* Citrraa ef laa. Aath—r BrKin*. Petar Mai- 3. retaraed efter rttura to achool Sept. 8. ia th« Pelnt I* rUitiu her PHONE Urn r»»ta t» Pt Pleaaaat far a a*a-ia-law, Mr. aad Mra. week'* vacation, Mia* Carol Craig MiM Kataartoa Draw ha* riMi- Meeto af Mr. aad Mra. Ateatfader E. D. JaaUea, at their Utoaw kaaa* in RackvlH* Oao pMaattt at fMtatald, Maw. Boatoa, Maw. AT * HI MOW a«« Hln Patricia Bfma suffered ter, L. I., after *aaa4iM o Hw neck iajurlM when th* car la Bertha Devtia af Valley dr. Ranald Wcktca, **a af Mr. day* aa tha •weal ac Mlaa Jaaa ae etakoaraa* a* a group *f ANTHONY'S which they were riding and which Devlia. Mra. Oaiie T. aickla*, w., driven by William Craig w«i >we» girl* wha aacnt thi. hi. acvaath birthday at •alvatar* rate*, at, aad hi* aaa, L at Kkat PUaaaat. Thoe* sandwiched 1* a line of traffic at Patty, tt. af d* O*rar«l are. Oak at hi* hem* ea Jackaaa , Collingtwood park aad waa badly att—aif <*f Mlewe Aaa* Car- day afternoon. Th* gwattg were Shade*, Matawaa tawaakia. ware tea, Barbara Ow»**, Diana Dennia, TUCKER'S SB I damaged front and reir Mrs. iajuitd Suaday attaraaaa* whea Cathy Harriett, Maria MarMe, Ma- IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE IEGISTER Jaaa Oevaraaea, Coaatanr* Helaer, TUCKIIf MAVI A ; Craig, who accompanied th. group, th* elder threw a evaatity H kera- | suffered neck injuriet alto. Mra. Otrale mthatU, Lueill* Iciarappa, HM *• e •>• to rtvlva tea aaaaa* J*a« pwajek Carol Craig and Pa I Mary Hooey ef Newark, who after a .udde* ehever had almeet | struck the Craig ear frawt tha eitiagul*h*d it, end tha a*a want trtela loia. Thre* girl* cam* for | rtar, differeff d cutt* around tha eye* to hia father'. auiaURce. *Mh a rew dare. They war* Miaaea p»(- ware removed ta th* aaV* af Dr. gy Devlia, Wilde Jaaeaea* and Je- I Craig car, which murk tha car ia Fraact* W. Halau* ia Keypart ia SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I front, nprratcd by Mitt* C«l*mbe, th* ambulant* af th* Matawan Mr. aad Mn Wil**o W. Hn- •W INTC1LIK.. S1.SI ' Hashrourk H«i«M«, had to b« tow- Flret Aid a«uad, tnata« aad tfeaa ireugh have returned t* their The perfect Setae! Ira . , , dwignatf to ci* I it from tha aceM. Mr*. Haaay re- returaaa ta their k**a*. h«a* ea Park av*. fraaj a aiet*r TO PARENTS OF SOYS AND 6IRLS GOING trio threat* Ceaada. tiMlie rounded line* to ev.ree* eetowi! ceived a •unimoni for arivlag toa Leray aickla* af Mala at. la a AOAGIO . . . tor rh» tiny Jr. AA Butt, perfect dote to tha car aheal, Mn. Charw* B. Huat I* *nad- aurgieal patUat at tha Perth Aa>- lag a we*h aa tha gueat »f Mr. TO OR BACK TO COLLEGE tat a hoaiHHOr. $ 1.85 Mra. Harry Kaha ana taa Jaha a*y Oaaaral h**plt*l. are •pending aavcral daya la Maw ead Mr*. WllUaa H futahia. Mr. Mr. Md Mr*. PhlUo NaMUaiar Meat returaad heat* efUr apend- DON'T ftUY ANY IEDSMEADS Tork eity. af Mala at. an ea a aaater trip le Altk. Tha third annual raahio* ahaw laa th* *N*fc>oad at their ham* at N*v* geatia. Prtaee** Anna, Md. OR DRAPES FOR THEIR ROOMS and card party «ai held Turadajr Mn. Fraaklla Aaoanaa, chair- afternoon by th* Matawan Warn- Mr. aad Mn. Theme* Reid aad man of th* 4-H gr*UB), inaouacM Brian and Tarry hav* re- UNTIL YOU SEE OUR VERY, VERY n't Republican club an tha lawn the prl«« winner, wh* eahlhHed AUMTTf ••VMTMtl • MC4A.TAV of the home of Mr. and Mra Har- clothlag at the Preahald Mhlblt. turned t* their ham* at Newark SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IN NEXT ry May, 911 M*ln at. Th* lat*at Seeoad year graup, under th* leaeV afttr viewing Mr. and Mr*. Everett la A, *, C one • Cap. fall faihlon. were ahown hy th* er.hlp of Mr.. Charlea dprlnghara Carleaa at their hem* an Mir- Dainty Apparel faahlon ahap, A** and Mr*. Lawrenc* Laawira taUp* iam dr. WEEK'S REGISTER. IT WILL PAY YOU TO WAIT bury Park. The door priien, which and .le.velea* blauM*), nala Due- Mi*. Dotty Uu C.rlion of were donated by Mr. and Mr*. Har- can, very gaod aa« gaad; Shirley Wechlagtaa avc. celebrated her TUCKIRI KMOWI WHAT ry May, Mr. and Mr. MparTord Joan, eaeelleat *ad very gaad; niath eirthday with a H'ty The , Edward Myrne, drayaon. Serena And«r*an, twa (icellaaU: IttMta were Cer»l Bvlatka, Carol* Van Clcef, nobeit Colot of Colot'i Diami Diggln, eieillent; Jean L* Brewa, Jaaa Almenai, Kliln* t'r- Uaa atatlon, Clara Louiae Beauty And Will Cutiom-Fit and AdjuU Them Without Cher* main, tw« euelknta, e*4 Jaaa eell*, Jeae Bawl*, Patricia Farrell, ahop, Sloan Product, and Hottet- Or*y, very gaod »»d g**d; third matr Bewle, Patricia Almena., SHERMAN'S Ur'a Regent .tore, were won by year group, under tha laaderehlp Patrlde Beaaer, Joan any, An- TUCKER'S - Corstti, Mr*. Walter Taylor, Mn. K, K. af Mr*. Peter ReU faightgawa drea Beeeathai, Mlchele Anaon, Greduot* CwMtlere* Van Nontrand, Mr*. Walter Uhlnn, and ilaavala.* .IIH), Mi>a Mar- fifnn Bewle. Carol Wilson, Mary HOME DECORATORS Mr*. Malcolm Tune, Mra. P. P.ter- garet Aan R««d. twa neellcnt*. Jean Aneoa, OlaAye Hyrne, Ron* If* MOAOWAV 1ON0 IIANCH non, Mr*. O. Htrulimcn«er, Mr*, 45 BROAD ST. RED IANK, N. X Mr. and Mr*, Bernard Clark and DtOregcrl*. Rebert Rvlatko, Wil- ______op.* frlei* Cv**l*e* frank Johnson, Mra. Joseph Baler, Mem Bewle, William Wtlaon, Jamca Mra. Everett Carlaon, Mra. Uaui* four children hav. moved fram Heuier, Marfuerite, I*lrd and Mr.. Main at., to Delaware. Mabel Deubliar. Th* cake, which Mr.. Helen McComb Ii chairnua waa (h.peeed of an th* ce-opara- of a dene* te b* given Sept. T ^y tiv* plan, wa. won by Mr*. Carl th* Madiaon townahlp Republican MOLLY PITCHER U B.rgman af Leonards. Th* pria* club at tha Launaee Harbar ea#l- winner* at card* were Mr*, rraa no at t ». in. Mu.le will be furateh* Where Can You Make a Better Investment? HeaMy, Mr.. Joieph Baler, Mr*. I hy Barea Rehhlek'e ereaeetra. SUPERMARKET Richard Erdmann, Jr., Mr.. Wi|. Mr. and Mn. William A. Waa. Htm H. Craig, Mr*. Ch*rl«* amith, muth have returned ta thdr hen** Mr*. Harry Well*. St.. Mr*. David aa Ambey rd. after»trip te Weeh- Plan to Attend Shadow Isle's Third Annual 1840 MQNMOtmi ST. RE 6-9M9 Bruce, Mn. Bell* Young, Mr*. Tu- nil Sickle., Mr*. Elmor* Kattner, Mn.' Carrie Dtggin of Breed •« Mn, Charlc* E. Huat, Mr*. A. B. I* e patient at th* Ivy heuee, MM> FANCY FRESH YOUNG Htrderton, Mr*. Edward Byra*. dletewa. Exhibition ft Sale of Aoerdeen-Aiigue Cattle Mn. Ev*r*tt E. Carlatn, Mr*. Mar- Mr. aad Mr*. Jenwe Sheanen of guerite Laird, Mra. Peter ft***, Riviera Beaeh. Pia.. nww VMUM Ml, Sat t, MiL n MM, & J.-fcB»nM U A al-MU mHHlf.il. Mr*. J. Franklin Dominlck, Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Aleyeiii* PenaetH ea Paul Binh, Mra. Robert J. Marvin, Sutphla eve., hav* returned efter HEN Mia. Duncan F. Black. Mra. Ralph vl.ltlng nlatlvea at Caaten, Pe. Bedle, of town; Mr*. Mary Rowing Mr*. Warnn Doeaell he* return- FeHurtmg Son*, Dmugktert of Laurence Harbor, and Mr*. Vin- ed te her home on Madiaon Ian* cent Appleg-ate of Keyport. Other after (pending a few day* at th* lueeta preeent were Mra. Edward gift *how, h*td »t th* Het*l Mew MI Senkm f TURKEYS W. Currie, Mr.. J. Baymond Ket- Yorker tut weik. ' "** ° EXTRA MEATY 1116 U. chel, Mra. Richard Erdmann, •>., Mr*. Rennaelacr L. Cartan, Mr*. Mr*. rred*tiek Noble entertain- Four Gre«j| Herd Sir** Paul A. Egan, Mra. HowaM ed th* Thundey Afternoon Bridge mann, Mr.. Bin Ea.tmond. Mn. club et a pkal* «t her aummar TOP GRADE TOP GRADE Ewart Blkox, Mr*. W**ber Brook, Hem* In Maateleklnf. Theae at. Jd4linf $ BulU mi 62 JERSEY Mr*. Earl* White. Mra. OMrf* tending wen Mr*. William B. YO17NG Lehrltter. Mr*. Allan Merrlera, Craig, Mr*. Howard Erdmann. Mr*. lmdmdi*§ 90 Dmtghton of -FRYING Mn. Wilinn W. Hobrough. Mn. Edward Currl*. Mr*. Richard Brd* Laurence Barker, Mr*. O. 3. Rua> aaaan, Jr., Mra, R*aw*la*r Car- Intonuttomd Gnmd Ckunpiont tell metier, Mr.. Frederick Mtuar, tan,, Mr*. HarrHy y Kaha an d Mr*. Mr*. Olaf Hoy, Mia* Barbara Hunt, JJoxph h BBaUU r ef thlthl * nlacel , aad FOWL Mr*. Arthur Vogt, Mra. A. Edgar Mr*. Evert lilees of Keyport. Mn. •NVTOUS HACKCAf I oth CHKKENS Palm, Mr* Oerurd A. Devlin, Mr*. Paul Efan wa* unable te attend. Walter R. McBrlde. Mr*. Joh* L.' Th* high echool cheerleadere are •LINCARNOCK MlCÔf OMMONA ChamberUin. Mra. Sidney B. Deck- new practicing earn* eh'ten for Prince Erie of Sunbeam er, Mra, William R. Helm*. Mr*. the JtU-SI echool year ea the high HLHNMMI SOOtfc Charlea Noll, Mr.. L*wl* A. Hal- school grauada an tvanlng*. The Me ItOMao World'* BKcord Priced BaU-alre ef feat •er, Mra. Donald Rohinaon, Mr*, girl* ere under th* dlnetlaa af lattraailoaal Champleat. BeUIng twa *MM, four MASTM MINCi OF SUNMAM 49i 49i Walter Taylor, Mr. Harry Mun- emachteneadMhelferaaatelacalMoklaiervlca. BXTBA FANCY EXTSA FANCY Mil* JoMphln* OMaate ea cap- *on, Mr*. William J. Rabel, Mm. tain end Ml** Ann* Cartan a* eo- PMMCi SUHffAM 24trh Frank H. Bli». Mr*. Harry C. oaptain. The other girl* are Mite** Tonka, Mr.. Gurrett McKeen, Mr*. Connie Heuaer, Diane Dennl., HltlNMERE 1032nd William J. Miller. Jr., Mr*. E. E Jen* Pengol, J*en Hugh**, Arl*n* Van Noitrand, Mil* Ann Radl. OeM, Pamy Bathun*, Tannl* re- Mr*. W. A. Clote, Mr.. Leonard del* and Elaine Mllllgan. POPDLAB FAM1UES- Blackcap BMile. BtiUnoaHeet Brown, Mra. Vincent Burl*w, Mn. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Drugae and Oeorglaa, Black Emprtu, Sunbeam Queen Mothtr, Htrw Charita Smith, Mr*. Arthur Toing, *on Rebert, and Mn. Edward Sehu- Mr*. Howard Worth, Mn. George ber and ton Edward have returned Mf EUae. Mica Burg***, Oammer, McHenry Barbara, ltaeo> SUPPLIES Clark, Mr.. William Brown, Mr*. after (pending a vl.lt with Mr. aad *MN EeJtttoH. K Pride. Eileen (detcended from Bta«k William Halite., Mra. Conrad Jo- Mr*. Alexander Penntttl and ram- hannien, Mr*. Frederick Dederlrk, lly and Mr. and Mr*. C. Noumea Blleea), Everm.r*, Anoka Barbara, ErUnna, Witch ef Ea> Mr*. W. Oliver Diggln, Mr*. John at their horn** In Ptttaaetd, Men. C. Heuey, Mr. F. Howard Lloyd, dor, BalllBdalloch JIH, Black Jettreu, Portiethea Lucjf, Mr. and Mr*. Edward Taylor Jr., Mr*. O. J. Sterling Thamaaon, Juana Erloe, Tolan Blackcap Fandle, Evergreea Erica, Jr., Mr*. W. W. BoiawetUr, Mr*. hav* returned to their home after Otto Btrohmcnger, Mr*. D. P. Hug, apandlng th* week-end at Atlantic Totan BUehcap, Eleina and etbera. Mr*. Walter Bhinn, Mr*. Bella City. Young, Mr.. Rollin Richard*, Mr*. Mr*. Adrian E. Mount, of Wash- William Renwlck, Me*. Sue1 Van ington, D. C I* the gutit ef her 20H*ifen Guaranteed ufe in col/ to Orien, Mra. Florence flmith, Mr*. •iat.r and broth*r-ln.|aw. Mr. aad Helm McComb, alco Mr*. M. Mr*. Ralph W. Herrlek. Mn. Kruse, Mrt. A. Lund, Mr.. C. Berg- Mount I* h*r« te attmd the funeral Prince Sunbeam 249th. the $100,000 Prince Erie of Sunbeam man and Mr*. A. Maler of th* *•* of her aunt. Mi** Joeephln* A. IBM iateraatleaaj Grand Champion. RING BOOKS wHh the Brown of Keyport. •eMIag twa eea* and tt danghtcn. Mr. and Mr*. Aloyiiua PeanetU Wo ere oettag praetkally ear eattre UU *hew etriag, hat nomt off Rtd lank High School and daughter Diane and Mr*. Poo*. weaM like to metre the privilege of akowiag them tale club of Leonardo, Mn. Letter be A. Si*|l*r of MaUwan, and Mr. Dick, Mrt. Floyd Brown and Mr*, and Mr*. Jam** Shannon of lUvl* or Rod lank Catholic High Our nret Mg ehow for MM, the AU-Am*tlcan Futurity at School imprinted on thtm. LoulavtUe, we ebow*d four buUt end six helfere. The bull* wer* each *lr*d by a different one of our herd bull*. Th* OTHER RING BOOKS FROM 33c Up You am toy*&B loweet any of th*m placed mi Tth, and that waa in the auauaer yearling elaa» of U head. On* of th* bull*, Prince • Pencil Sharpener. • School lafi of Shadow Ida Uta, wen hi* clae* and went on to win # Mucilage • Pencil lent UM Staler ohamploathip. • Scoteli Tape • Pent - Paneih " la the femal* ehow, again all of our entrie* placed "ia UM money." The tenlor yearling, Empren of Shadow • Typing Peper - Carbon • Gratart ble, won that cwai and want on to win the nnior and • Comput • Ink Prince Sunbeam 328th. gfaad champlonthip awtrdt. Another heifer, Bculah 2nd Utt InteruMeaal Junior Champion and Beaerve Oraad of Shadow UU, stood eeeond In clan to the junior ehaov • Spiral teoki • Rulan ~ ' telling two eeat aad els daughlen. • Desk lamp* • Upper look* Wa were eepeolafly happy to win th* trophy for the • Cloth Marklno, lnl» • Denniten Goodi beet bull aad heifer by th* tame tire. Thl* award wae Yet,youc*neetuen>owaabread. price* to It ae* owne. Cnliioml, M new9iNoc*.*ei*cuicPorubteMa.. awd*n, period *rjrmv < woa by «w»tte, Prlno* Barbarian et Sunbeam. Thle r*> • Tempra Colon .•Staplon cbJat for«mile e*SW.m v 9Mth*m,tr7lfa*m.ch*Hr. ord ewrely provei that all of our herd bull* are airing the • Show Cardi • Papor m Padi Thn* m many an* cabinet todo* at your aeeemt imotK tight Wad, beta bull* and female*. Km* of the 10 head awdtb, too, m a wid* reaa* of - ohowa at the Futurity will eetl, Including the two • Crape Paper • Crayom •or foor • Leundry IOIM • Mapt • Senior! leatag Machinei, tad othjr Dr. ft Mm Armand Hammer, Owneri • Diotionariei eroduet* oily throned • Typewriter Ribboni meon SIWINO caNiiaj, • Rubbor landt M*«MedbytMa.td"fl*«o WUIIBM Wuntdenl, Manager John Fnniel, Herdinaa • Stoncilt • Paper Clip. aeverihre*|h Prince Barbarian of Sunbeam • Rubber Stamps • Social Stationery other tlorei of VMITOIIfl WELCOME IMS Beeerve Grand CARROLL'S two aeaa aad It deaghtw. OFHCI SUPHIIS AND STATIONIIY SHADOW ISLE FARM 22 MONMOUTH ST. Pheno *J3»J . REO IANK of IROAO ST. PHONE 4.3Mo RIO IANK . WIST FRONT STWEtT l**m Ui ini ••3410 RID IANK. N.J. *M> *K*% IWHiTWI, AFGFOT
Hibb-N Sute Fish and Came Gouneil Ct-- Eugeaa *. N. J. Cuts Shotgun Loads Mrs. Graiie Makes Morrli, S4 Trinity pi., wae taweg akore area soldirre who arrived at Bue Bon Fraadaco thie week a-board tke JMCU Itr Bad "Beaten f Finab Seta Policy for Stocking Trout TOP SOIL transport Aiken Victory from kirk sefcael dariap; tke MM- This Season to 3 Shells aimaow - Mn Korea Other enure men who ar- CALL AfTH 4 f. M. - M sckssl mr Mn aaaowaead raackad tka aaals an — Ia virtually all tiaaal activities, kwt ajaa an a aer- rived at Sen Fr»nci»eo were Sjrt. tods? ay Dr. M. Orcw HIMt, mt- Jersey waters, trout Aahlng leua datriaaat to beak maatamm elykt trranlsa a« Uat^l m*r as SMlataiasd by artlt- •eh pradaetiaa aM saataasral aag- Andrew F. Edge, 2M Ocean ave, parrteaBf priaeipeJ. kuatiaf reeulatioaa fer tka U>n«Branch, and Sett. PttrkkVaa- C. 0. DtmM KmUr$ Ceaatnr cl«b wkea aba e*ai prepaaetlaa aad *tackiag, tke ling, tks divlsleas claiaw. task PtafKere win MSS season fca»e beea aai .. - t4 risk aad Oame. The divlslaa la actla« aM will aallo, Tenth ave., Neptune. M kead eeack af tke *«raitr teat- by tkc State Fiak end Qame Ceua- HOfm-Ome Club Mra. Martaa A. (Jairfc, am aad Or*. a Ska will saeet tke viaaar at ike teaartmsat ef Conservation and contiaua te act ia aa Mvleary or ban Iwn with 1>wn Pslppe M cil. Development, e«pha*is*o (Ktaaeloa capacity aa asjaatic weed IK CMVIUHk sasttaat. Viaecat Paladiae will re- Mrs. A- C. Swansea) Mra. U M- HAVEN-I^wia T. Wlleon Uader tke aear res^letiess), kusl- at taifaaaa-a aM Harwe esatck. trout will aaly ba contrel and will eeatlaae te carry place LMIII Jeeewbe, wks reaifaad era will ka*e ta make a ekaafe la attha la eraper watera: on asperimsats a* Ma awa aad ia of M» River re. left yutorday for u }amlar «ataity ttwk. Oe«rge Ia tke amla tovraaaaeat. tke Montreal, (Jue, wh*r< h* will Safe, wkc •itr*' aae>r »« Ut- tkc number of ab«lla kept la ska* Tks atete fish «n4 Game Coun- c«-cpcratiea wMk vastoMS iastltu- 1 funs. aa tka lU>>a*d IMk ladr felfers today wW pier tke cil, m a *tausMBt of policy adopt- tions aM eeaparatiaaa to davalep •pend two wp'ks vacation. Mr. tto at Oalitmkte aalvereKr d •Ita Ulcsjal ta use ia kuatlag aeml Baals, wltk tka laasjsjlsaiklp as a guide for future planning better SMtkeds af asjaatlc weed Wiinon la employed aa a cataloguer eaaeked at Ptodmeat jtwisr kick fowl cr aaimsls aar kind ef skat- rouad set fea< Meaear Mi tka tatjr- I activities, alee announces that control. at Fort Monmouth In maintenance aekael. CbarMU, H. C, vUl aa- lea ***** tssaaai tke sad eueply. gwa keidtaf mere tkaa tkraa ekelle kad 11 aaker «ey ta daU, Mra. Taeaaes Ssare wt arlll ealy be stocked in New MtM UM datles ef freskmaa grid at sac time or tkat mar *• tied defeated Mre. C. C. Hardwiek, T-S; ieraey waters where •cie>ntine aur- more than thrice without raised- Mre. W. D. Banks defeated Mre. veya have Indicated they can aur- Ulil* Stiver «4 « .«k* t-fttt. «M Mall* r. M. o. m. seuatry will ke laenfurat- lag," tke regulatisa aUted. A. C. Swansea. «-•; Mrs. Jassee vlva uatll caught. Coat of preduc- Miss Mildred Meere, aasiauat eu- rMMrgt , BtCharifr < i H. N'orvan •i*h*« t*> ex- •4 tata foil la aa eeJeet to tav The regulation speclnc« saetf was •4 M- A. r»« defeated Mrs. i. C. EM* kp returaa ta the snarlere, ard t wsprcaainna of sfitipatliif »it#nHoff default: Mrs. T- II. Cttmmlat de- pcrviaar at t»» Had PJenk Oetrlet by tnatida «n<1 neiffitiirs ar tin H*«th of ptwta tth« wliMri track tea where the sld eae said flrearms. sport snd recreational oSks of tha avudeatlal laauranee h hmoan4. Mr, ( harlci M, Norman.— Fraiklp D. Itaitad Hear? dtBriiin, • fradwete af New Jerser lew speckles tkat rites fasted Mrs. L. M. Magw, tww ap; will govern the siss end company, to teaflaed to her kasae Advfrtiacntrt. Mcatatalf State Taackwi cailaga are net allowed fer kwatlaf In tkc Ed Kelly Drives Mrs. C. rrederlc Nellase, lr, da quantity af teh etacked. by illaass. state. fetted Mrs. Martin A. Owrk. sac Cw4 aaa a memfcer ef tha varaitr track "Every effort will be made to ses PoetmaeUr aM Mrs. William Tae family of th« itta rharlae A. teem, win aaack tke a«w ttam. Ha Deer hunters will be permitted us; Mra. J. C. McCwreek daft Mra. J. C. Stanley, an* ap; Mra. tkat distribution af trout is made Wichmaaa returned kome tkto Mintnn, «iih to th.nk Ih.lr many will alta aaaiat Mr. rHIaalaa. Bead ealy sac buck deer per penaa, re- Five Winners witkeut partiality and that all li- week from their vecetiea at been ffritiiftt, n.ighhnr., r.lat'v.a and 1<1 m.ni-1121 •erdieae of method w»d. A attater r*EeWOU>-Bcart, owne4 by OcMf* V. Oee defaated Mrs. B. M. those wbo h.ipcil in any way durine o'lt track aaack. Craas, faur ead tkree; aM Mra. cence keMera have an equal oppor- N. V. rei'.nt b.rr.vcm.nt. Al.o R.v. afanhtll, Mr. riafitara will efals aaack" WM> bage a dear wltk bow aad ar- Ruewll rref, Hilleravillt, Pa., tunity te harveat tha fteh," the Tha aret meeting of tke seaeaa kcv. Snirdvr, Fair Hxvtn Fir* P»rt,, First | rew will Bet be permitted ta kuat hrouckt Wetary to E4 Kelly, Bur- 1. H. Miller defeated Mrs. W. C. 'A Squad, raiih.ftrrra ami thnip who UM katkatbaU taam. He will be Rlker, aaa «p. SUtesMBt af policy sets forth. "A far tks todies' euslltaxy of tke are llit floral Iributti. Advariia.ir.nt. asalstH, sy Mr. la**, wka win tkcm witk a ekatftia. If, kewever, liaftaa 4rivcr, yeater4»y ia the ef stream imp>rsvsmeat compaay will as held Wsdaapday eaeck tke Juaier varett*. Mr. ke miasss wltk tks bow aad arraw featvre4 FraekoU Ckaaaber afCam- will alee ke stressed." aigkt. ke will be sllewed ta want la tke ajaree «*eelal alath race before a In tke ssaead raws*. Mrs, NOTICE MKIOWAVI will ataia direct tks freek- thotgua season. arawt of l.taa «,t the frcehol* defeated Mrs. aaars, mt warm water tsk Baglaaiag Wednesday aM con- Notire i| harrtiy y ven lliat an efTcr three; Mre. Cammlnf will SUM be based on scientific in- tinuing each Wednesday through has l>»*-i) r#««.v«d \>y the Mayor and VIW Here are the IM1-H regulations; Raceway. The triumph over Nancy Council of Litti* .Silver Hi/ri tor tht Mr. Pfclppe will ceatinue aa kead •ua tnultM ia Kelly roun4iiif out Mra. roi, three and •»•: Mre, itigatien, the division ataten. Nov. 14, a (pedal garbage collec- purrhant rtf pniprrly Irirated ,n I.itt > rnr atlra<44vr poeltlaa la (.eaaenai Pkeaunt, rekkit. *»«» Nellssa defeated Mre. MrCurraak, tion will be taken up. Tkto will on Silvtr Bot-nuvh. h- :.g l,<>\ .'. H;r,rk 4i kaaekell «each. Ha will kava Mr. •va vlrtorlre for the 4ey a*4 Large mouth black haa«, •mall saaaH, hat rapurlf irawlafl Sal* aa hit aaalsUat. TMi Murks !•». IS- -Dec. a, «• •Kt«nS<>4 three and tws, aad Mrs. Oee de- ssatitk black a*a«, and pickerel will ly be for tree leevw, hedge riip- «n Ta\ Map of I.iclf S:!v* r Boroija;h, ir a sum of l^' Borough hali, on T.i< .-t<- ...r, .Kolauii Maaor DM. I*—Ow. II The victory for Heart waa fol- tek er aalvaajed tah must be care- lection day«, Mondaya aM Fridays. ta>rnb«'ir ;irrl ('(rmni «i|) CUCTM IMWUC Ul. fully evaluated and uaed only when Council authorized this procedure ! eaaek taa taaaia taaai. nos>lii»k, As. I—Sart. Mi •«»« awar4 by Mtrty Collinc, rrcrho!4 Hardwiek, faur sad tkree; Mre. conttfltr i«.nt «>Pf IT unrt whd hf r i'. »i ! >IT,». Matt at !»• parmlU ta Hague defeated Mn. Bill*, twa up; It imprevee the nahlni In a par- at Tuesday night's esuncll meeting rajert thf lime or confirm and ratify M WHITl Chamber af Commerce e«eeutlve, ticular bady sf water. when Councilman Victor Matter tfcr mfnt, §frordi"i* *rty by any othtr ptrsons. Sec liemTkeeaext, two easla Mr4i rtaehold. ed Mre. Rlker, fear aM tkree. ate* eeisntlMe facts, efforts will be Tha W. S. C. S. ef Embury Metk- aace—a, IIHIII .»•* ^*!!* In Tuesday's Udlei1 dap alar. ta M»n«l» verioua bodies af Miet church will held a covered Up ortW of tha Mayor and Couriei! #f any M«I"*I, el« deilr Bc»rt Mliie« Are la tha later dieh luncheon Wednesday at 11:M the Bnroiifh of Littlf Milvrr. POISOM srauM, tkrn tail*; avail, ae»es SMlt Mn. ft. O. Metealf walked ef witk waters aa indi-undent • entitiea, j RKI* I- AVERS. keat when the aine-year-old geld- p. m. In tha hosne sf Mrs. J. Ed- • . dally: rectae*. aa eallr ing wtnt into a gallop, and Ihii wat first prlss with M-IO-44. Mrs. since It U only in this way that nl "k COLKS mmmtc wofiToww«giiw inn fiaait »l t%. ward Walls, E) Markkas* rd. New Haled: 2tt. 1»r.i. fl.mt. ..., lour! D«r. T a. e«. to I the Inne «Pth»rk for thi> hnrit-ifrlv- Crsns and Mrs. B. B. Blake were atatlmum production r»« he nb- tU4 tor aeeoM wltk respective talaed," tha aUumrnt claims. oHtcera are tire. Oeorge Ivina, pres- rn. Oih.r faaw eveaiaa ear. Hev. ing Kelly, who brought hka taut ident; Mrs. Neel Nileea, vlee pres- M*am»utii Carnalr Surraf ata'a U , I a. a. te eae-kalf a*ur altar au». up to 11 wlna to hold a irm grip Inveatigatlona and management In the matter of thf ents.tr (»f t)in«it HAVE aet. Altar «t*alaf 4er, a aeH-h»ur a*. er tm-n BM iiMe-ra. ident ; Mra. Fred A. Ellison, record- D. Hruwn, dtcp«»f(l. Notic#> to creditor! tare llllrlH » *-"•" *" aa tap honora. waerlmants will be pursued to de- velep effective and economically ing secretary; Mn. William Skid- to prascnt rlaima against estate. Ret BI1U In racei and (knenl Wayne In tha paaslbte ways of controlling or re- Fai'tin, Hiirroj'nn' «? !h« f'llt'i'y of Mnr.- 'liill •I>, >r dlvltii trs» MmMad a* a«r moving coarse or traari fish which Mrs. Well*, treasurer. Secretaries of mouth, mafle »n true twenty-ninth day IVY-DRY ateta a»We huntiae e»4 laklsc eresr.ee fifth and eighth rtcei brought dou- Take* SoWler*, 9.7 •peelal work are Mrs. E. H. Thorns, of AiiKUat, 1ST, | on th'' aM)!iciitii)n nf Aa tas sat elto. *aea rear eelar k md aad aM a* tree ef aar klad ea nklta blaa, and rouaded out the live vie- are upsetting the proper balance In rou l •I'xrf ii kelo* ser. Thea are aaRttlHlag tha tiama sa4 ***nu Thomsa* Haunted Inn baaeball vleleB states. of Ernrst |i, Hrown, drr.-a'cii, nut ire i« urn* n uy Cwirol— kaadia continued to Mount when 4erful avealRg af raclttmMt «M Mt,»H wai f«nt through tha wla- MOULD ft MILDEW tkrlllt. dowa, agalMt ItfOOO for the alMilar Tka eaajauttat aaaaa to uae a day during the 1IW harneaa racing portlaa af tka a«w aUr far tklt aeuoa. The booit la haadla aver 149*° evaat, waatbar parmiUtat. How- Itao for tha firat \t day* af tha M- ever, la CBN af rala, tha Farrier day Mcatlag haa kit SIT. rooaa aaa MtaajiMy reaat will M NOELR.MLSON utlllati for tkeae aetlvlMea. Bryan Fires 69, "PIG IN A POKE" Durlaf th« aaat taa yaara tha aumber af kartaa aaa BMUI la tkto RE 644S4 country haa decreased by U par caat b Tied for Second BUM8ON — Though Johnny Bryan trad a brilliant 1M0-W ^WienUn ».Mstmiw» tMI* aajav— •MakaaA 11*i a—aaaiai •— V**aaam avar Rumaon Country club'a layout TRw aflfft* IfMMMf M VMir p Sunday, tha beat It amid gat him HAROLD JAOOBSEfTS waa a Ua for accond place In tha ISO Red Rank day's match play agalnat par tour- Monnonth St. aimant. A NKI PACKAGI HSHIMIS Winner af tha event wu D. W. VteJaHy «M flat • Yarn Ruuill, plui two. Bryaa waa plua >, the came aa W. D. Bank* In B. MeCMIaa wai third, evea, WHh ™ 1*8 Ik. I J. C. Baara, Cartes D. Kelly •ntCUL! and a. M. Bryan were tied far . iMdae. the next epet at minus two. WAIXOPS Ia Saturday's play, Schuyler Vaa- unwoui BAT . MlkV nixn of Veehten won with a plua oaa .McftV niXBTH. count. A. P. King, Jr., was seeend, even; Mr. Bears and O. D. MEAT ... IMt*. OCBAW BLCB rttH . Stalk. Donald were tied at minus one; Norman dePlane was next, minus two, and Mr. Mm, C. r. Neltsoa F SAlilO~N."sUUBVT. COD. BMOKED FIIXBT BIBIMEYB rBOSBN FBUtTfl a VCGBTABLB8 and O. V. Cos were tied at minus I. Km DeUferles Twle* Dajy - t:M AM. • DM *. M. An active two weafcands af golf Red Bank *>2378 are In store for members here, this THE mar xomsuui or TBLKPHONB BOOM week-end being the M-hole medal U play tar the Vice President's tro- We cator to leneM Dtrmen, OwmWInM end phy. A gruelling TS-hols member piest tournament to slated for tha Sept ••» week-end, when flve flights of eight taame each wilt E eompita, OUR DEMOCRACY 4*M*t I Signaleen SafTer Year** Wont Reatlng L FORT MONMOUTH—Tha Wood- HOUSEPW NT bridge Athletics handed *ort Mom mouth Ita wont beating of the season by trouncing tha Blgnaiears, U ta I, Tuaiday alght at tha post diamond. Fog made it ateesiary to call the game wltk Menmouth at bat In the seventh, after the O viiltors had two other runs voided which they had scored in their half of the Inning. Three Slgnaletr hurlers were paunded for 1« hits, with (tarter Al I Martin chased In the second framt when he wu hanged for six runs on as many hits. Bill Bothum, making an Infrequent appearance, earns on to relieve Martin In the L second Inning to get the third out. "—.**• However, Woodbrldga continued Ita aawult on Bothum with ulna aoltd wM awto yaw fctVM Ikt mtf of ym hits, whleh ware good) for flve runs, •a*la>BtkaMaV it •Jattt BhA «*•» -.A»*- .. îfca. fVV*Vv*wvr** *• WiPJ EM fEKj WW1Vt% wWPJ all eoered In tha fifth frame, amssBanwvaBj m> aâBâmp1 aajaBBsjaâBMjSjarma aBaa^faâaw/'w/ Whan You Deal With SEABOARD Fort Monmoath Drops Grid Sport Never a "hrtsh" In any sale. Iverythlna sold by aur representatives must TORT MONMOUTH—Football at meet our nigh standard*. Only the best of fuels such as tun Heal Fuel Vert Monmouth la dropped from Oil, a produet of tha famous tun Oil Oompany and aeaboard OeHMIsd the 1H1 aporta calendar, It was announced by Post Special Ser- Ooal will bo delivered to your home. 10111 of the highest heating capacity. vlees yesterday. . Beth will give you most for your heating dollar. Pressure of military duties snd increased responsibilities st the Signal center were the reasons Make It a point to And out why so many thors residents make Seaboard FROM THE given by the poit In canceling the 1M1 football schedule. Part of Mon> their "Heating Headquarter*." »ieo* your next order at any of the eon- UWI5 COAL COMPANY, In* mouth's nlne-gajna grid sehvduto venlent . N. J. rbeae *i kaak «.IIW to being picked up by the nearby JACOtS HARDWAU CO. Csmp Kilmer Installation. tT» larewatary Anw Pkaaa MeH Red laah ICE YACHTSMEN TO* MEET The North Shrewsbury Ies Boat atGAUSC OUM OCMOCNACr ASFOKMD KEISS LUMIER I SUPPLY CO. and Yacht club will resume iti monthly meetings nest Thursday teftew ANW< rnxnom TMK oenKnmivt TO ««OB]M ewr warn to**t,nvu raw wmnniumtx AWP WITH Seaboard Service ~ •"" MONMOUTH PLUMIIN6 JtS CO? ^^ night, Sept, a. No meetings were held during the past summer W months, MIVINO THI SHOir -CHANDLIR-MAPS CO., IT ™ **** President Stewart Cook will m IMCM /emc. ^ n «Mtk Breeamr rkeae *>nM Laaf Iraaak bring before tha maoting the mo • LI. 6-3151 t A .». 2-2620 R.I.6-02M ATLANTIC SUPPLY CO. proportion to bulkhead the club- THAT WH» «• trrmrmnv r» AM laMMTiM. *B.RT OP THE home property, with the poiilbll. RIMIMBIRi FOR YOUR HIATINO NIIM II Weel Hlaalta.4 Aveatie Phaa* I4W AllaMle Hl«ktaa4i Ity of having the work done be. PMtOOM WW SMAN' T» •4AVC AM* IP M0t»" ae TMAT OUB- IAYSHORE HARDWARE CO. fore tha coming Ice yachting MOP«f AMP OUl WSKNB eAMd* ON COMtWa T«*je .;' 4 "BAVI AT 40I.M heat ItrMI pkMt T.|ia Keynrt aeuoB, . BED 9A«1t BEOIfTEI. AtTflUfT M. Iff f Highlands Mayor Receive* Pint Aid Donation Redly Viewi tl tarn. Wa hawa o
SttstJ of Ma*, •naawval Staaal al UMITR) 0* S1UMNTS ACCIffav IfDMMKtVMII II rW outta?" THE ORIGINAL HWHWAVN MIOOtlTOWM CLUB CRACKERS PEACHES 'KltMLl* A WHITE HALE •OUTON WATMMV 4 StoFrotK •ewvoH " ••*Focksoo Art tovat «• toaa* Ma trlonaa, J««oa* Coatsa, Wr. truiMwr «T Ike "Wt««W Is* •Manfl Banaaaatlntanaaaaaal BaW 4^Bnfi ••mfkaBF' BRACKiTS A UTE ROSE It Jut* wtwidtv, at Art aa/ rol ct*w«iHoo o» Con-tVt hotti Bftaom. a tJios. for tIM. • »•»*., le Mayor W*«n Miwotr of *o aaatj*. frfMM S at ft, Wttor WW. mxT wtfx Mat loaf ag>. he ttld to me, Mill Thomas fc MtWokof, tammiHtt cktirma* and t»as»ot» r «f el Mw #JayJa*a "Tetj'vo been adverUeing that O*iN OAHV ANO IVB)MN#S yew know bow to sell real e*. •Mm I* astvavtl t? loft aa. Ctwwtow* MarHiow F. Mara* IMIM on •• rifhr. Tkt prttofttafia* Mrs. J. C HcNdrtekaosi Ml S4I1M tat*. Eepettally if, you are con- took altu ttomf MM ataa «ka» t*o«ii»s wk«k fotawa. kwftlew dWcartrMf an. swiMMtiaf Milted In advance. So Roltton, , f aantlatr tkle a eontultatlon. ' hii tk tktt mi, - i I al tk. MaTM t a,»ta»tw ••""ITI . *MM •••»• • V Ika ifttnioi How, lot'a *•* you do your aUf!" ami «MMT e«i antaHaiMMR« al Ika ratarl'i maia kMtek c al «fc|ktk . An amwal affair W II for your next party— N#V FfMfl 9vYIMM f# !kaaô?a«frMa»artykaMyaarlybyMri.M!k MaVlaW far akMraa ef M» aaiaity. "What art you driving tt, Attf t atkod, "Art yM and OM HsmMlo* Ud Now • • • Madgt going to ttilT" Colt's Neck Cnekle Glass — CoeklaU Shakm Ttt," ho twit, «Wt *utgr«w 324 Hilltitfe A»t>. Among tho local retldent* who Mr*. Arthur 0. Freer, Hemlock Middletown talk dancer* held a Slurp Slock Ksiives aod Forks oaw bow** aaa MtjM Itat month. < N. J. wtnt on the boat rid* up the Hud- Olen, entertoined the Monmoath week-end party at the heme of Tan kate* whoa sty new boy ton river latt Thurtday held by County Council of Parent* and Ruth and Harry Hollander, aittata eae Wo watt la toll our tn* CoMolidated Heputmcan clubt Teacher* at her ham* Monday at Included Mary Ann and Mkhael I ntnt g«t OB* hotter of MoMjiouth county were Mr. andtn outdoor plenle before a meeting. Hermtn, directora of the communi- A COMPLETE UNE t* •ataU* After all, Mr*. Jtobert Uthrop, Mr. and Mr*.Piutnt were Mr*. Oeorge O. King, ty folk dancing tenter in New fork tkret ktas tola »IM at room." Robert Beam, Mr. and Mra. Fred pretident; Mra, Chtrltn Stlllwagon, city, and Jo memberi of their work, Of MAUTIFUL Beam, Mr. and Mrt. Edward Bryk, Mrt. W. F. Bradley, Mr*. William ahop dane* group. Mr. and Mn. *«kay, Art* t aaM, -well Mr. and Mrt. Raymond Bryk, Mr. Thomaa, Mra. Donald Oordon, Mr*. Frank Welnhelmer, Mrt. Ruth HANOCUT COCKTAIL ft HrftHtVOl tUSMS aaatt your challenge. Although ENTEITAIMING : and Mn. Jotaah Wyman, Mr. tndLawrence Schilling, Mre. S. M. Bwaekhamer and Mr. and Mrt. Mel- r«a been to your boa** ttvtrtl Mn. Walter Fink, Mr. and Mrt.Hoffman, Mra. Unilt Shapiro, Mr*. vin Krampf of Middletown, Mr. tit***, 111 neat) to look at it Edward McUtnnon, Mr. and Mra.David Newman, Mrt. Joteph L. and Mn. Danlrl Frithnun af THE NEW otitteally again mtaturt it up OVD LABOR DAY? Charle* Rogert, Jr., Mr. end Mra.White, Mra. Edwin Jorgenton, Mrt. Shrewabury and Mr. and Mr*. Wil- —Nip you oat a fair price- Oeorge Nole end Mr. and Mn. Fred Uui* Wett, Mr*. Fred Boyd, Mr*. liam Haaelton of Atlantic High- UMt pour oa tht advtrtlilng.* • youf Freibott. Fred Btdle, Mn. Lewie Smith, Mr*, land* were among tha local dtacert RUMSON STATfONMY Arlene lUtlly sf Monmouth ave. Jack Preatan, Mra. Harold Perry, who took port In the ftitivltlt*. Wt did. Fortunattly tor mt Hovo frtiH fiowtn to recently celebrated her 15th birth- Mn. John Burr, Mra. peter Schatf- Mr. and MM. Lout* Otehleehla (aad Art too) a young eouplt day with a party at her home. A er, Mra. I. Perlman, Mr*. Thoma* are parent* of a daughter born yet- CUT 4 TOY SHOPH bawght kit kautt within a large birthday cake wai tht tablt Row, Mr*. John Polhemu*. Mr*. Urday at Mvervltw hoapltal. Prank Haydra. Mr*. A. F. Burdge, On Mvcr Root! Next to Our Fi eenterpleeo and deeoratlont were Memberi ot the Outeh Reformed OtU a* M to Mi raa N» in pink and white. Preeent were MIM Barbara Freer tnd Mitt Bev- church will hold a food tale tomor- nuoAvs nu f r. M. SfteUt TUt Wmh Mr*. Ethel Reilly and Mary, Ait- erly Bradely. row between 1 and > p. m. in tht man, Richard, Oerald and Bryant A covered dlah mipptr and lawn ehureh room*. FAIL MIXTURE... Reilly of J«r*ey City: aUo Mr*. M. party wa* held Tuetdty by Atlan- Peter and Tony Dean returned Shade, Evelyn, Therett, Bobby, tic grange at the home of Mr. and Sunday from • week'* ttay at Camp Richard and Judy Shade, all ofMre. Warren Oerow of Dorbroak Cownw. near Delaware Water Oaa. lit pltee. farm, Scobeyvllle. A butlnett aoo- Rev. and Mn. Donald MacNelll Mr. and Mrt. Matthew Havey of day I OrdlatMt entitled. "An Ordlt.. 14, and children, Jamet and Xtth- latt week with hi* unole and auat MERCHANDISE orlilni the Drtdtlag ef an Inlet Olorla havo returned from a vaca- ryn Ann, and Mr. and Mr*. Jamot -. JtMk Skrcwttmy fiver Know* aa tion In Atlantic City, where they Dr. and Mr*. Wylle O. Pate. Pell*1! fond and Appioi-rl.tlni a Por. attended a card party given by the Mack and daughter Kathy. tpent Mr. and Mn. Adam Sehlleg* en- Uen ef tbo Goite Tkereef." wai Intro. Sunday with Mra. A. Oravttt af tartaintd at a tupptr party Satur- Seeed kyTke Mayer aad Coaaeil of tke Auxiliary ef the Medical Mittion Lavalette. Seraojih ef Riiaaan en Auttiet t, Itst, Sltttri of Fes Chat*, Philadelphia, day In honor et Mra. Schlldge'* 20% to 5 W Off takft^d Mea AatitAMU.U* 4SI* . l*a1111i . ».wt. i «.-1ltutllJf Pa, held Wedneaday ot latt week Htrold Ounther hat returned hit mother, Mrt. Oeorge Bunct. Many *i*Ha< ea* tntnti ky tk* Mayor. •t the Hotel Ambassador. They dutie* at foreman at Laird's, Sco- gueiU from New York city and . . ALBBST A. KERB. «., Clerk, war* accompanied by Mia* Lucille beyvllle, after being laid up with Middletown attended the tupper, mill M. B. CVMNINO, Mayo,, ll.tl! Kttntn of Columbu*. O., and Mitt MI injury to hit foot which beeeme which waa entered by Longchampt, infected from a rutty nail PUBLIC NOTKC Mary O'Keefe of Hartford, Conn. New Tork city. The Plm Bart of «ko Boroutk Mr. and Mrt. Robert Hyntmann Oeorge Decher, chief of Atlantic COLDIN'S ef•^•-''""wll tuBtontluBton. wll l***' koM* a* rubll' '*c• *ktarln!*"M'rtt Deelrinl AppliaoeM of All Kinds Repaired. of Colllnt nve. havt returned from townthip Or* Company, la Improv- at ata*tttaik«k r II. tost, |« Memorial Bnr. Uoeroft *u«b Mall, hnn, M. J., et t:ll P. M., Part, and Serrtea for All Makes Radio* Waters, n trip through the touthtrn ttatet. ing after an operation tt Mon- tet detMMindeteralno vhttnrwhether or nonut It will ap•»- En rout* they viiited Robert Hyne- mouth Memorial hotplttl. Sheila Hamernlck, daughter »t Mr. and MM. Joseph Hamernlck of prove a aap entitled, "Plot Plan for Vacuums, Ranges and Refrigerator*. mann, Jr., of Corinth, Ml**, Keet- Atlantic Towmhlp Ladle*', auxil- Itha J. Malkaek. Buaaen. Moaaoutk i ler air aehool at Biloxl, MUt, Vaaderburg, aptnt the wiek-end CORNER OF IROAD I MICHANrC STRUTS Cejenty, N. J.. dated Joly tl. Mil," le. Motor. Serviced and Repaired iary will hold It* nrtt fall mtetlng with htr grandfather, John Mauaer ettod ti followet which Mr». Hyntmann'* brother. Wedneaday night. KEOIANK otouaded en tk* north ky property of Pvt Thoma* Wright, I* attending, af Phtlanx. Charwi L Taylor I ea tk* wo.it ky Ward and an. Fern Royal of Charlotte, Member* ot the auxiliary ot the Aveawt ea tka eeutk ky property ot towmhlp Are company will be The iced to WUriU Mttw kul- tk* btit* .of.a.or«lanna.SnipMn 7an4 N. C. aeaa. ad'truae It The kttitur niuttrlr. aa «a« oait kr Ut toutk i Mita Dorothea Ollleaple of Oil* guett* of the Bremen Sunday at a—MvartlMtMat IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER river. pig roaat. .At tke tin* atd »lac* akova atn. / / place. Mia* Doris Kohl of Llncrolt and Mitt Marl* Mtberger ot Wett Mra. Joseph F. Forman haa been tlraed, alt Mnoni etiirlna to b* hurt \T RED BATIK II J •U.KHM7M Orangt have returned from a tour confined to her home with tht grip. of New Tork state. They viiited IMS. tetretary te tke •tanning Board. ' tillable Chatm, North Pole, Santa'a STATE OP NEW JERKY Vorkthap, Thouiand I.land*, Halndel Max Leftky and daughter, Mr*. FAMOUS GULISTAN BROADLOOM DEPAKTMENT OP STATE t loldt'a Caatlt, Lake Placid and CERTIFICATE OP DISSOLUTION rther pleeee of intertat. Clara Hyman, have returned from North Eatt, Pa., afttr a vitlt To all to wkoa th.M traientt aiy The flrat- known mention of cof-with Mra. Gerald Dldion and fam- MADE OF 100% WOOL YARNS HERE IN FREEHOLD WHEBEAS, It tppetn t» my utltfat. e* waa In an Arabian medical ily. Mn. Dldion It Mr. Leftky'a tlm. ky duly authenticated record ef tha Nationally known for beauty, atyle ead qulity. II ye* .at* preeaadlnte for tho voluntary dlnolutlon neyelopedia about ISO A. D. daughter. Ihoroof tiy tho vnaniaoue aonnnt of all I talaklta ef baylac caraethw aew et i* the near IMare vlalt "etr Ike •toekkeldert. dapoilted in ay offlte, QVUSTAN IHOWROOMI ler ratoa caelltr and tow frieee. Bare tklt Ptrk Builder, and Developer. Cor. yen at* ttlett frern every <«alUy, weave and eeler. We etoah paratlon, a corporation ot thl. State, wkawe principal office I. altuated at No. taeaeatde et yarda ef braadleoaa carteUag la rolla far wall-le- U Monmoatk Street. In the Bsroufk of wall or teem etae rat* ti eitrt eteelal ptloet fee o ItaMed lad Bank. County of Monmouth, Stole thne only. ef Mow Jereey (F. Bllu Price, betnjt the atom therein and In charit thereof, tin- Defense Jobs Now Open We Utt ielew a tew et tke «a»y tpealala tor waH-te-wall at* ea whoa procei. may be aorred). hai •U»ONT eomslled with the requirement! of Title or reeai-alte reae. Llailted amntltlee. Met ell eltta la all colon. tl, Cerporotlone, acneral, of Rtvlitd „ —At— All twfeaaitdlae II egared tvkieet to arlet etle. Statute, of Mew Joriey. preliminary to * the iMulag of thl. CcrtlScate of Dl«. DUCO Aa early eeleetloa le advlaabla, Heate trlti neat «waa»r*i»aiil*. **MOW" THERETORE, ! the Secretary NEW JERSEY STATE Sit* Color tad Type RBO. MOW of lltite or the State if New Jertey, Do Hereby Certify that the Mid eorporatloa 12' Kill* Oreen Figured Wilton IISJS «d. at tka Ninth day of Auguit, 1IJI, M' xU'l" Red Emboittd Wilton 331.00 file la ay office e duly executed and attocted aonaent in wrltln* to tha dlito. 12' xlO's" Orey Pabblt Twlit 24SJ0 lotion ef .aid corporation, executed by 12' x •'•» Teatt Sculptured Wilton MLM all tha itockhaldar. thereof, which .aid f xll'l" Oreen Emboittd Wilton SMJS ranaaat and the reeord of tho proceed. . Whether you UM it on your fur- 41 EAST FRONT ST. KB MNK, K I ln*a eferaiald are now on nl. in ay 1 niture. J»*% or woodwork, thii I' xll'*" Red Pebble Twlat • WO.OO USJS laid office a. provided ky law. touch tik-tik* Inith bring* you »' xia' Oreen Figured Wilton 2MJS itMl IM TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I dtfly delight . . . katpt .tt •' xia' Brown Textured Wilton 11140 14MI Jure hereto let ay hand and af. •P"U« • • • *toys a* m; to clean tet Hi 6-5050—NO FEE CHAWED I' xia* Oreen Figured Axmlnettr 1ST.I0 SMS •Ml fatd »r *«olal aeal. at Trenton, tklt Nlatk dda y off AutuitAt . A. DD. utlM faith on your refrigerator! •' xia* Orty Figured Axmlntter iaijo one tkeaiand tint kundred aad ; 8M tbi itrikiaf may of rich »' xia' Crty Floral Axmlntttr tan SMS tfty-r - I' x •'•» any Textured Wilton LLOYD S. MARSH, Uifr and brightnet. »' x I' Rot* Bmbosted WIRon mm tt4.ll Secretary ef Bute. Preiitrt—Hand and) Machine, How Boyi, Shell Mtitl Appren- 1 tice, Truck Driver, Civil Engineer, Traneitman, Rodman, Elec- Shown abevt It OtalMaa'i •' x I' Or*tn Sculptured Wilton 144J0 Meaaeath Cevatr Sarroeat*'. O«M I * letyreett tronic Engineer, Combination Welder, Burner, Mechanical Aattm- I' x I" Beige Sculptured Wilton 111.00 dSM In tha matter ol tk. taUte of Joi.pk Maw CMtanna TaMam' MM • •< •••••gfBj fMMPJNM W blert, Tool Maken, Dlt Makera, Machlnlatt, Bookkeeper*, Key «' x I' Rod Sculptured Wilton A. Slerhaum, diceaaed. Notice to ered* 12' x I' Tosat Sculptured Wilton Itor* la prettnt claim ualnit e.tate, Punch Operator, Production Foreman, Machine Tool Operatore, moo SifS Puriuant to tha order of Dorman Me. Factory and Production Labor, Painter*, Fruit Plckeri, Dilry Suimmr rtiManfi. vaeatiaa. 12' -x 1'1» Orey Pebble Twiat Vtddin, Surrotatt of the County of Man. Farmtrt, Milken. t' x *'•" Orstn Figured Wilton 181*0 nouth, made on tha twenty-fourth day tiH—wa tMp niu avary of Auiu.t. 1IS1, on tho appllcatloa of I' x 3'e" Orey Leaf Axmlaster 1*00 SvtS Helen t. Blerbaum. Bole Executrix nf wharal luy bafsra yau t'l"x I' Beige Ttxturtd Wilton 44.M 14.11 tho aalato of Jo.erA A, Blerbaum, d<- laavi. Sava hina'iamary. \%»* I' Red Figured Axmlntttr 20.00 Ml ceaeed, not Ire la kcrcby tlven to the J. H. KELLY CO. jredltora of Mid deceaaed tn exhibit tt | tha tuRMrltur Sole Kxecutrlx ai afare- Counter Olrle, W»ltrttati, Cay Worktrt, Cookt and Maid* (live id. their debt! ani) rlcmandi aaalntt In), Clerk Typlett, Stenographers, • aald eatale, under oath, within alx aWOfloi •>•< WL HOralinfl ttOb« Row tMHIK amonth* from the date of the aforeiald McKELVEY of Freehold ardor, er they will be forever barred tl 6-ltOO af th«lf aetlatl tkerefor atalnit tke aald FM MALE AND FEMALE SdMfm far Guiittm'B fmmi Rup Mad* in TrmkoU '"Datrfrrrartold. N. J,, Aug. »d. lilt. HELEN K. BIERBAUH, iutfac* mmi you taw alit Sewing Maehlnt Operator*. Ant for l*id fwmlUn from Anmkift But Msfcars Applieanh Will Appaar In Parian. Na Faat Char«a*l. nilHOLO 21 WEST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N. J. Moear, Wle. . * * . GULIS7AN M|LL NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS ftort Hour*; Monday thru Saturday ItfO AN. to J.JO P.M. ttorneye. 118,11), NEAR OUR STORI Tou art Invited to place your ordert with ut, Store Open Friday Until »;00 P. M. Tke retd t* tetter lnd blf.fr tiuil. MM. •**!"*[*• {• Th» Ratliter reiularly« "fitter* " «be •Hfi baa* arkllt bar bast fallav saaat 4*1 after tier tbraviaf calaisa* feathers at Ik* wiljr Iraat and best? Tktr aWt all «t«r ••y «•*•. Tktr f* 4 4* raal wtll. The MUMS C«»rr Vhitt
Mlr« •••« #• tktir ••• wkta tbtlr k#y Iritatft hltrf •H wltfc tint and Ucklt. Tit* fllrlt aalflttol tlwii- ••Irtt w»ll far tbt Irla, •aaa4 «p aa "bints far bttbiaf salts far »asal»U falls a«aa| tha racks af Nartbtra Ontarla's 0>tt«|«t aai laatfarf tbtlr fiat*. PLANS. "*• wan't t* »Hw* tlwy aa. Wa'll fina* • n«w ahca."
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FOULED UP. "Oh, whet a RMII Whet 4* we #» new?" TRAPPED. "New ceme her*. You're ceuahtl" POOR FISH.GeNe be eouglit b/someone one" who could be nicer then thoto girt*? tk). WMk't NCTIMI IHOW-Ar Nn>ifM«yr«i. • 9im Utter* lAIHI lH!Hff El, 9$, Iff! fnaidj «#*, «m> I 0#/d» faator at taa Maa*a MIMKI I** Laurino Host LETTERS FROM Mayer aad Mn. Waaarea P. aaay ml Mow York city, will at • CURTAINS Sattft Saaday vatMed «aa mayor* boot la oxcatrva* af taa Brat •*'-• • MAMtairs OUR READERS use**, Baaauel X. Smith, wfce Mvoa arday at a Wu*4akiaa; party wkick • NJP covcas At Cf V Picnic • UNENS oa dKatoa Ialaad. Saoadaaar iaa •ill stav* tfc* harbor at T a. m. • VENETIAN BUI - St. Ji nUaBIBJB UkM week*' vacation at ate hem* oa Th* Atlaatie Highlaad* Oardea For poet, Catholic War VeUraaa, played Av*. D, taa mayor i* employed aa «m» *H9W will be kold aUaurday, •kor-X HIM* hot* ia 71 pertoaa fluaday at ita Aug. m, IMI. an etpedittr at Bail laaaraMrieo, feat. «, at ta* Lagioa kotae e( Baa- F*»M •• iUuai picaic at the hoeae of Coun- To the Editor' Wkipaaay. ty Commander Joseph l-auriae, a dy Hook Bay peat, Waaaiaataa put coaMaaader of St. Jaaaca psat. If th* student of hiatory were ta LaBelle Martha. daagWar of aad Virat avo*. be told (bat the first white ana a to Couacilmaa end Mn. Harry B. Mr*. Nesl K. Spir* of ft Waat Barbecued frankfurter*, grilled die and be buried in the wkele Bear Murtba, returned Satatday from hamburger* and fresh corn oa the Western world lien at Keaaoburg Hagklaad avc, thi» weak i* viaitiag cob topped th* menu, ried Yeuag- he would be caught between aston- tke New Jersey state Caaap for relativo* at N*w Bedford, Maa*. ANTHONY'S anan of Fair Harta and Eugene ishment and doubt. Yet it is true. Blind Ckiidrea trkere aba eptat Mr*. Jama* P. OaaToy aad Mr*. Hoaaan of Red Bank took top hon- Whea Heary Hudaoa aailed his two week*. Ethel T. Vaa WiakJe raturaad laat MHAPUAVC. MED lANK or* in the horaeaho* pitching ron- Half Moon into that cove at Bandy Member* of tka Lisa* club will week from a trip to Hu*b«* aad Hook in ldOt he sent a boat and attend a night baaebae) geeae aeat tett while Mr.. Ycungnian directed crew to survey the coast wcatward. Mala*. the children in a series of outdoor At one point they were attacked by Wednesday between the Taakeee Mr*. A. B. Ubrig wa* g«**t af faint' hostile Indian* and onr of the crew, aad Red eV>«. A chartered bua wiU honor at a party laat Thursday Pip«»nt were Msgr. Jeeaph T. Ca- John Colman, waa killed by aa ar-leave Waafetagtaa aad Firat eve.. aigfct when ah* celebrated her •*y, Mr. and Mra. Vincent Arnon* row. He was buried, the log aay*, at d p. m. Arrangemoate for tht birthday. Ouesta at the party at and son Michael, Mr. and Mrs. "at a point of land." That waa af- attendance ar* baiagmada ayToay terward called "Colmaa'a Point" Cardaer aad Jeeepk P. Deader. her home. •» South ave., were May- Frank Arson* and aoa Bobby, Mr. until the o»cials changed it to or aad Mr*. Waldron P. Smith, Mr. and Mra. Robert Ciaatbraiw, Mr. "Point. Comfort," where the boats Algie Driahwater, Jr., of Part and Mr*. Richard Faaaa aad aon COAL and Mi*. Mclvin Rsa* and children, now dock. Research at fort Han- Monmotitk. who le emaioyad by Dick Mr. aad Mrt. John Heaaes- Mel Jr., Noel, Mary *nd The****. cock, where the annals of Sandy Naylor'a Auto Parte, le aa (we ety, Mia* Mary Htmiakaa, Mr. anl Mi. aad Mra. Jaha Holian and Hook are kept by succeeding regi- weeka' vacation. LAST 1st. children, Jam**, Jack and Edward. mental historiana and by reference Mr*. Philip Dinktlberg, Sr., Them- Mr. and Mr*. Russell Streupe aad 1M. Jot* A. Uata, ft. ta 'Tke Manhattoee." a kiatery of Mr. aad Mra. Dale B. Otte aad a* Coppola, Mr. aad Mr*. Phlli* ^•TdBa mmm% !•• MSJSJr* childiea Maurcea aad Kathy, Mra. eerly New York, tke "Point of tkeir daugatar Diaa* led! laat Diakelberi, Jr, and daughur. Don- • w ••*• Ml Joacph Lauriao, gr., Mr. and Mr*. Pvt. Joha A. Lenta, Jr., af Oar- Und" referred to it placed, def- Tburaday for Caicaga, III. aadaa, Mr. and Mr*. R. B. Loekoart, Y#M "HI P-K Midi MMaMP Frar.cit Mttle and children, Patty, Seld ave., Btlford, sailed Friday initely, et the foot of Carr avc, Wiaconam whore they wiU vlelt E. B. ROM, W. H. Ortk, Mr. aal Keanaburg. Plymouth Rock, where their pt"ate. They art tapacted Mrt. ARtkoay Caprlwl, Mn. fior- Aaa and Geoffrey, Mr. and Mr*fro. m Seattle, Weak., for aervlea ia th* Pilgrimi landed 11 ycaia later, John Welch, Mr. aad Mra. Joha K. Japan. A member of the Infantry, la duly marked and revered. Wkere to return te their home oa Best oaee Clay, Mia* Hortente Ellk, Day, Mr. and Mra. Francis J. Sag- he rtcently completed a caurae in the Bret white child waa horn i. a Waehiagtea ave., aeon after labor Mr*. Caarlo* P. Jakaaea, M. J. urton and children, Mary Ann and National shrine, but where the Srat Dey Murpky aad U>u B**l*k. Eileen, Mr. and Mrt. t"r*d Young- the radio tchool at Fort Dix. Hewhite man died and bequeathed kla hat been la military aervice aiace A joint taatallatioa af oJBear* af man aad aon Freddit, Mr. aad grave to a new world !• not even Baady Hook Bay peat aad bodies' KBCMOPBNS tu Mra. John Cerrigan, Mr. and Mrt.March. Pvt. Lent* ia the husband marked. Shame oa somebody! auxiliary of the Aaaerkaa Ugioa ft Francis Cay I* and children, Mary, of the former Mist Marjorie Den- Ted Breton, will bo held at a p. m. Walaaaday, Ktt Beak Catheli* high aad St. TEL IE 64)109 OX HALE AT Frankie aad Joan, Mr. and Mrani. t of Belford. They were married Ideal Beach. Oct. 10. Jamet grammar school* will ••*• ,lfr*d Targon and aon, Alfred, Jr., June 10. Mr, and Mri. Charlei Jennlng* and It part ta A4vtiti.a ia Tka n>*ia« Councilman Harry B. Maltha of Wednaad.y. UGttTT NU6 iTMKS daughter, Midge. Mr. and Mr*, Eu- gene Ltboiaeonniere and daughter, Mary Jean, Mr. and Mr*. Leslie MeBrida and eon, Patrick, Mr. and Mra. Eugene Heman. John Me- DAVIDSON'S Orath, Mita Jeaa WoIUehleeger, Modern Mr. and Mr*. Richard Norta and | i| : li l | ; 1 | | children, .Richard, Jr., Bonnie, Pat- ' i.ir j ii "i '! -ii ;iii ; ': 'i «iifi iiJ '!i! ty, ,lnhft «*4 P*(.r, Mr, and Mn, Harold Macgartlli and children, Jeanne and Harold, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Timothy Neonaa aad John Hughes.
Shrewsbury Mr. and Mrt, Daniel Oalllvan of M Thomas ave. Tuesday returned fww^n^Nw* horn* from three week* In Neva Scotia and Upper Canadian prov- LSIOR ince*, Registration of new pupil* will take Plaee m the aehool lunch room Tuesday (rent 10 to 11 30 a. m. Children who htv* net reached their fifth birthday on or before Nov. 1 may not enter th* reception grade. Parent* ar* required to bring birth certificate* aad certified rtcerda of immunisation from diphtheria and tmatipox. Behoel open* at 141 a. M. Wedneaday, tht flrat day being a half-teetlen. All third gradt pupilt will t*p*rt to th* aehool lunchroom, whtr* th*y will be given Inttruetiont eoneam- Ing th* procedure* to follow and b* assigned ta tht aciiita th*y will attend. •r* MM. Marry1 Bordtfi ha* returned MMG€A hone from Monmeuth Memorial FKOM Ytt* fetter on CAU.hoapital. Mr. and Mri. Parkt Maaon of PACKID IY ^^c POTATO CNH1 CAIl MCKMANN Sycamore ave. are vacationing In UHY'S •at Owui Avc. AKe Bright MtW th* New England itatet. UNDHWOO0 (If no MM. RE tf» C. W. Bennett of Sycamore av*. PINEAPPLE JUKE It a patient at Rivarview hoapital. Mr. and Mrt. Jam** Tumoek and aon Wnde ar* horn* after vacation- MOZ. •4TFW^*OTJO^%*BB' ing in Florida. Mr. Turaoek waa on CANS vacation from Singer Sewing Ma- chine company. CRANBERRY SAUCE NAMSCO nittrlct Cltrk and Mrt. Utter C. Scott are )n Seattle, Weak., vlalt- THANMWManitfHlliiiNi Ing Mr. Scott'* brother. Jam** Kearney la at hit Parktr pi. horn*, convaleiclng from the recent operation he underwent at STRATfOKD FA«H St. Lukt'e hotpital. STRAWBERRY Janet Borden ha* returned home from Rivervlew hoapital. where he •ICTMM1Y waa a surgical patient. John Ziegler of Brooklyn I* CAN •pending hit vacation with hit cou- ain, Mta* Catherine Sleklea of Bye Hew Itrft MM tlte—new ty*> amort ava.' ARMOUR'S TREE! naw i>lat««: Riant up t» th. niama, Mr. and Mra. Blwood Hendrlekt, eararin* mtn't Incrattad activity la Sr., of Monroe av*. left thi* week av.ry fluxA! ''M^w--£,*:*• ' ^=1 ther, Robert Williamson. Chllton OITICK SUPPLIES Williamson la a professor at Co- m lumbia univ.raity. and STATIONERY DABNEft CUIB TO MEET. IrtkSt 22 MONMOUTH ST. WMS-UQUOXS Large Bunches Calif. Fancy Nearb. SHREWSBURY — The Darner 6-3334 RED BANK club will begin Its wtekly meetings a week from today at the hem* of TEL 6-5363 Mri. Elmer C. Walnright af 4 Pat Thaw Im't a Mora COMSTOCK eAIROTS 2 - 29* GREEN BEANS 2 *- 2* terton avc. YOUtCHOKI B*fr**ainc Naw York Kate Drlak Than ' Fancy Florida U. S. No. 1 New DAVIDSONS CWMMtNE or PALI DRY Naturally Ftrmented Avocado Pears 2' 25* POTATOES 10^20* la the Batik
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