7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COfT VOLUME LXXIII, NO. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. 1950 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 14 At.H. Contractor 'Driscoll Heads Highlands Ends Gulden Jubilee Celebration Pet Show Fair Haven Needs Gets New Rebuke Speakers' List Revived bv Storm Sewers, •i From Sea Bright For Convention Social Service Says Official Mutual Ordered to 70,000 Legionnaires Knri^ht Reports K>cut. Country Fair Fulfill Contract in To Visit A»hury On I looilrMl Area* To H. IMd >.|H. 16, Week or Face Suit For 3-Day Meeting Due lo Heavy Rains On .MH.HinpiK'l) I arm The Mutual Contracting company Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll will head A H i wi.'i.«' ni''nt for pvpry! fair Havpn ne»da storm sew»n of Atlantic Highlands Friday night, a list of prominent state and na- Hi. family being in ^vora! sections of The borough, (or the »econd time in as many tional officials who will address the and councilman Jam^s E Enrijijht. meetings, faced the rebuke of the 32d annual state cqnvention of the 'miii'rv fflir n r Mi** M'lnrnoij'h i h.Lirman <*>'•!, informed th» Sea Blight borough council. American Legion at Asbury Park I ('...inly Oii^.tri/a'.'Hi ft 16. at the Rpportinsr '^ flooding of cer- its 40 ft 8 Societe and the 8 & 40 to accept the offer of Tony Steffer, I R. -ipi* him nf Mi«. Thn nn Mr- tain artvi.i r^ «nt]y i"-y heavy rtins, will also hold conventions the ' ('Hmiitifll. Holmiirf. h*> said tIii* condition has arisen Mutual's owner, to 111 "pot holes" same time. in the borough streets which the ' 'I'll• • pft Hhu'A, uhi(h >,*, t^mg re- i-hi»'i1y H.S the rm.it r»f the rapid firm contracted to repair this year, Harry V. Groome, Rlverton, state ; v IVI-I| .ifl.T .-r\ i i ;,] > •• i i.i, will in- r-.n •*• ruction of nf* homes, caun- Legion commander, will preside at 1 elude \. irinu.^ typi H of :in,mV,i from ;ntr more rain water to be diverted nnd ruled that the streets must be 1 repaired according to contract the business sessions in Convention 1 :i fl- a to a Si. Hainan! \ training i no borough pncin^er, George K. Further, coUMll gave Mutual Maplewood, state auxiliary presi- 1 ;tii't fi.-iruJlinK "-> W('ll *s f<" unu.Mial A:>n. ia making ••*. survey and that dent, will conduct meetings of the c in e-ti:na,tr oC the. C'»«t of ftorm just seven daw li^fet on with the ffi'urr- ;i n Chef de Gare, will direct 40 * 8 j hr addp'i, v.'iuld be corrected with- Previously, counJiwhad rejected , Kni r v hiank. ai •• I>Pini,' distnh- meetings in the Asbury Ambassa- in six v weeU<* us "wholly uns»tij|nctory" the dor hotel. Mrs. Dorothye Bremer, ,,'• il tin- wrpk thn.uKh'jiU lh>- Miert work done by the Atlantic Port-au-peck, La Chapeau Depart- i-iriMt v and ruav he uhtainerj fit Mayor Eds?ar V. Dcni<» reported Highlands contractors since, it mental, will preside at 8 * 40 ses- Mf'dSS hivc.th fpntt-rs a* Mnnns- arrival of -Pf-• June* ion, park opposite thn Willow st. school. contract, including & failure to Gov. Driscoll will address the Aikm.-i :I\I', A.^oury I'ark, and n 1 TopnoU. he ."aid, has been added to square-cut and repave, holes in the convention Sept. 9. Other speakers t h< MCOSS hnadf|uai tori. Ml N thp b.ijiehMll diamond. streets. will be Charles Ft. Erdman, Jr., (''nincilman Ruwll H. Minton state commissioner, conservation Following the initial rejection, I'li.-i,. W1|i ,'i!so hp many divrr- reported purchase of a three-way and development; Thornton Web- Mr. Steffer had met with council n* f«»i- lh - mother* and tathnu, fog nozzle for the flre company. ster, U. S. veterans' employment ( representatives and told them he with ii nking conti-st featuring Dog licenses totaling 420 hav« representative; Rev. Edward J. h(lpn would outline in a letter corrective county farm products as issued so far this year, report- Carney, OS,A. Legion national 1 c (>f measures he was willing to make " :i hiKhii^h . Kcrifes u.sinK four of i trough Clerk M. Kloyd Smith. chaplain; James F. O'Neil, Legion A in older that the work would be past national commander; Dr. t thf cmintys' aiiruiiUurul jM

16-inch Pictur* Tub* 145 Square Inch Scr««n LAY-AWAY SALE Iti th. new PHI ICO UM-M with If not specially purchased SPECIAL PURCHASE! these would b. 11.88 to 12.91. Balanced Beam—make* the finest pic- ture in television better than ever! Luxurious Mahogany veneer console cabinet, Built-in Acriul, and new, ex- ORANGEBURG the lifetime PIPE SNOW clusive 1951 Philco feature!. Come in fora demoratntkm. Pint Tat and Warranty for HOME and FARM SMEAR SUITS Iti 40-year record underground prove* that time if All wool 3-plece suits. Several styles. kind to ORANOEBURO PIPE. Once installed, it five* Alt new, all perfect—no samples or OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 P.M. old stack. Girls' sites, 2 to 12. Boys' lifetime service in house to tewer or house to septic Amplt Fret Parking at R«ar of Stor« sti*>, s to ». tank connections, downspout! and other underground $1.00 WILL RESERVE YOUR SELECTION 'TIL OCT. lit non-pressure uses. That's because ORANGEBURO PIPE is built of time-defying materials that withstand cracks or breaks due to toil settlements . . . and because RED BANK ATONTOWM TAPERWELD COUPLINGS prevent leaks, keep out roots. RADIO td. fio liip uta >• ftruAq with Fin^J«f Baach Boy he was one of the earlier develop- modern d«iiqn B- fop quality, flowar cold. laa-C-amo, Ashuiy Park convention hall, ca- sino and Prei-p building. He had Tony Hunting, mandqer ot the Strand theater, second from ri'jhf, presents Gem P been consulting architect for the trophy after he wa; selected as the Jackie Rcbin ,on ot Red Banl." Booth wa, y,'. ><; i . CHECK YOUR City nf Asbury Park. Before coming to Ashury Park of sportsmanship, playing ability rind < o ope' fit ion. CHILD'S from Trenton more than 50 years Others in the photo die John Bfl'mer, man-jqor of Ihe Carlton theate', Ic'1, ,i"-i ago, he harl bren in business in the state capital. He was the or- Bowers, president o( the Knee Pant', baque, light. BACK TO SCHOOL ganizer of the As.bury Park Rotary club and a charter member of that body. Wilh a group of Monmouth J. Arend; a *on, Erncvt A. Arrnd. puator lit the F'iist Pre-byterian theft of two Uf^.s of 11.-»-r Tnim WARDROBE county architects, he founded the Jr., living at home; a daughter, church. Afliury l^aik. Rurial was in Daly'« restiiuiiint and t'.'ii, K>;ins Monmouth County Society of Ar- Mrs. DDavid d W. RRu«.«el l of Shrews-I Fair View cemetery, Headden'a bury; two sisters, Misses Christine Corner. A short tinii' nft> r 1 hi- th''ft was FIN DEI IEACH IOr UKf TODAY. chitects, and wns the first president METHOD H...ii,» ,t,l.. of that organization. He was a for- and Clara Arend. both nf Trenton; reported Roselle park pnlir nnti- a brother, E. C. Arend. Hnddon Modirn bafiniKri. •••not* Then for mer member of the state board of Theft ed KeanshuiK |K,IIC' th.it th y had rrnlSod lor quiet. aa>« tad architects, having bren appointed Hold, and a nephew, Drew Arend, «kor»,l, yk. pi.,-,. Quirk, Economical; by former <»ov. A. Harry Moore. Hay Head. apprehended tun ni<'n whu I'lmil (Juickly Solved ted the theft. The ln-.-r w: Thorough Dry Mr. Arend also served as consulting The funeral was held yesterday 1 r. (iis architect foi Scars Roebuck com- at his home in charge of Dr. Don Co-oprrativi work is cred- covered wln'ii pulHu im>M t.ltid Cleaning Call pany in the erection of that firm's aid A. MacLeod, who is summer ited with H speedy arrest in th an auto aci'id'Til. HE 6-2800 houses in Monmouth county. He was n member of Asbury lodge, !•'. and A. M., the Red Bank I,od<;c of Elks, Deal Golf club, New York Athletic club, and the St. | Petersburg, Fla.. Yacht club. He was a vice president of the Mon- LEON 'S mouth County Organization for So- •INCH I»I2 cial Service, a former director of the Asbury Park National Bank Cl«an«rs - Laund*r«rs — Rug Cl«an«rs and Trust company, and a former director of the Jer.w.- Central Pow- 64-76 WHITE ST. , RED BANK er and Light company. Mr. Arend was ui : i at Trenton, RE 6-2800 a Eon of the late Ernest A. and Mary Whitelry Arend. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mae J

and the end of summer playtime.• • Fellows, you'll have to discard those dungarees and polo shirts, and get ready for a little more "learning," so of course you'll have to dress the part* We're ready to outfit you for study days.

Corduroy Sport Coats Students' Suits • . • Tough Mraring and packs plenty Sharkskins and nailheads, in sin* of hlyl«\ Maroon and precu. gle mid double-breasted models. School opening price— Qi87 Fabric* that hold their shape and Keg. value lo 13.9.1. 7 > wear MI well. Our School Opening Price— Corduroy Pants for Jr. Famous "Hockmeyer," zipper front; navy, brown and green. Students' "Zip-in" Our regular alen and I^ord gingham*. The latest in with hooded cap to match. Just the Boys' Shirts. thing to keep Junior dry. RED BANK 64133 Regular price 1.95. They're copied O.fiS • EVERY JOB GUARANTEED AND INSURED * after Dad's School Opening Price— 9? FANCY HUSK [ ,,r. 1.00 SCHOOL NECKWF.AR 65c SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS • 3 YEARS TO PAY

— Store Hour* — • ALTERATIONS • Combination Windows • GARAGES Charge Them Tiday9-9. Sat. 9 - 6. • REMODELING • INSULATION • CONVERSIONS Pay «/3 J.Kridel Other day. 9-5:30 • HOOFING • HEATING • FOUNDATIONS Oct. 10 • Nov. 10 - Dec. 10 RED BANK, N. J. • SIM!N<; • PLUMBING • Porch KIK-IOMUT gSimlii Ill lllMllnlll ilii'lllliluJJUHhJ 1:':i'IIIIIIH»llllil»NNWll«ll»llllllll»*»*l| ll|lll|l| 'I Hi-llj.,, ll.lli|l|l,,.r.l..U:li: H.|h, ..:lll «!IIIM,llll,,il|l alll 11,11,111 jl, [HllllliK filllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnun liiii:i»iliiiiiiiiiHiiiLiiiiiiiiiiliiiilliiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu Page Four RED BAXK HIXMSTER. 'ATGI KT 31. 1930

Margaret Reinartz YOUR LOCAL Historical Association Show Spring Bride-Elect Amtrici's Beit Corsets ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL of DANCING fitted by QraduaW Conetterw Ballet technique, body development, rhythm, grace, poise Dr. and Mrs. Paul Victor Bein- SKY COACH AGENCY Clai-M'ii in hallet. oe, modern, tap, acrobatic dancing. Attended by Several Thousands artt of Happy Landing, Vista pi., TUCKER'S NO SERVICE CHABGE Junior Amrmbly — Ballroom for Teen-agers announce the engagement of thiir CORSET SHOP Several thousand persons filled canned product!, baktd goods and daughter. Miss Margaret Ogden For Tickets and Reservation* Anywhere 117 Product Wii i«-. Kr«l Bank. Phone (>-222O Monmoulh parT\ i ace track club- other foods. Reinarti, to Richard Crawford IS* Broadway Long Branch O'Donnoll lr.v.l C.ll R*d Bank 6-5010 12 Broad St. lifjiDc and giounds Saturday when At the conclusion of the after- Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Monniou; li County Historical asso- noon program a fashion show waa Stanley Williams of Middletown ciation staged it.s annual fair. At- staged by Doop'a with Mrs. Edward and Maplewood. Tht wedding will j tractions were many, with horsei Scudder a* chairman. Louise Pow- take place in the spring. | playing a prominent part, tut of ers, formerly of Red Bank, was the [equal interest were the fine display commentator. Fashions were mod- I nf aii!if|ues by more than 80 dMl- 1 eled by Mn. Scudder, Mri. Francia DONALD'S LAUNDRY r-rs. in exhibit of old cars and a McCarter, Mrs. Francli Lobdell, .progiam which wound up with a Mrs. Frank McHuffhes, Mrs. Rob- ' iquaie dance in the clubhouse 44 Marion St. 1 ert Young, Mn. Jfchn Russell, Mrs. HOME OWNERS... lounge. Frank F. Blaisdell, Mn. Philip Ise- Antiques included fine old silver lin, Mrs. William Heatley, lira. tea service*, bright brass candle- Harold Ahlers, Mrs. Bayard Stout, SAVE 20%—DRIVE IN nick.', sparkling glass, pieces of Mrs. Williamson Thomas, Mrs. Ed- lopper and many examples of satin ward M. Crane, Mrs. Joseph Lord, finish furniture. In charge of this Mrs. Thomas S. Beers, Mrs. Rob- Phone R. B. 6-0203 exhibition was Mrs. Lillian Boschcn ert Pearsr, Mrs. Craig Severance, and Charles Vandcrveer, Freehold Mrs. James Finlay. Mrs. William antique dealers. Smith and MLaa Betsy Donald. I Prize winner in the best in ahow Tht Corn Huskcra provided the daaa in the auto show was a lMM music for the square dancing. Also IN MONMOUTH COUNTY Cadillac owned and driven to the appearing on the program ' were fair by Mr. and Mrs. William Flem- •everal stars from the Roller Derby mlng of Wycombc. Pa. The car now at Convention hall, Asbury FOR FINE WALLPAPER waji deep maroon with bright brass Park. A mafic act was also pro- headlights, red leather seats and vided to entertain children. the luggage racks at the side of AND BEST PAINTS I the car were large, wicker baskets. Mr. and Mrs. Flemmlng completed ' the picture by wearing linen dm- IT'S ters, googles, etc. Mr. Flemmlni Couple Feted also wore a slouch cap, and hii [ wifr chose yards of veiling for her Miss Margaret O. Reinarti headpiece. In New Home The Richardson* Miss "icinnru graduated from KLARIN S There wore 35 cars on display, Wayriou hUli school in Qcuigia, including an old fire engine built I

BY RAYON PLAID . WASHABLE PART WOOL . SOLID COLORS ZIPPER FLY - PLEATED FRONT SIZES 8 to 18 BOYS' PLAID BIG MOMEBIT-with a Double Impact FLANNEL SHIRTS T'S a big moment when any new ease your way. A handsome flexible is of solid, thoroughgoing merit. Large variety I car rolls up to your door and you steering wheel, automatic windshield of patterns. You've bought quality—top quality- 29 start out fresh and spanking bright. washers, soft Foamtex cushions, and Sizes 4 to 18. all the fine things a fine car should 1 Think, then, what it's going to mean many other items that are "extras" provide. But you haven't spent a when that new car is a ROADMASTER elsewhere are standard equipment penny more than a fine car need cost like this one pictured here. here. BOYS' BOXER LONGIES ROLSTON WATERBURY And that can mean a lot. For in- You'll swing wide the door and slide Out even while you enjoy all that, stance— 1 you've a still deeper satisfaction en- Each new exclusive listing we into a car that's truly fine —and Drop in on your Buick dealer. Try $|69 receive is a challenge. At once It riching your pleasure. is an opportunity to perform a looks it. out a ROADMASTBR. Match it, fea> selling service for an owner. You'll put foot to treadle and touch For here you have not only a fine car, ture by feature and point by point, And a chance to guide some 0 Part wool fancies other to a aV me which meets off the might of a great, 152-horse- but a sound and frugal investment with any other fine car on the road. 0 Heavy twill sanforiied shrunk their need* power Fireball straight-eight that's as well. Hie* get the price. 0 Elastic waist. Sizes 4 to 10 ready to master any road—or any* Each exclusive listing to us is have paid less per pound than \bu may well find that you can get a blueprint to someone's happi- thing it meets there. ness. Many prospective home any comparable car costs—and auto- not only a new ROADMASTER for the owners difCU6s their require- \bu'll have the silken magic of Dyna- motive men will tell you price per sum you had in mind — but maybe a CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL ments with us. Then when a suitable home is listed, we bring flow Drive to simplify your driving, pound is the soundest measure there new fur coat for your wife as well! the parts of the picture together. COAT SWEATERS Each family has distinct prob- lems which the home they buy /our fry to Solid colors and must solve. We try to help rova-WAT Greater Vo/i/e two tone. them find the house which best rourmotfT SI 79 does the job among those avail- Sizes 3 to 6. able for tale. TMl rvggtd haul tnj (]) 1 srtl tht tlflt note, (1) isral «i nptir raid — vtrficof That's why it will pay you to ban or* individually r«* give. us an exclusive listing on pkcttbl: 13) o-oioi - lock- yuur home if you want tn sell, jn| dorm," (<• molai porl- mum & SATUUMY ONLY Or, to discuss your needs with iftp and garaging toiitr. us if jnu want to buy.

Our Inns h-l of customers Is ^our guaiantec of satisfaction. STORE OF 1001 BARGAINS Rolston Waterbury 8 BROAD ST. RED BANK DE RIDDER BUICK, Inc. Realtor Insurer Money Back Guarantee USE OUR 163 to 169 Monmouth Strort RE 6-2089 R«d Bonk, N. J. M« red tii|n in making 16 tVcit Front St. Red Bank LAY-AWAY PLAIN IMione HE 6-3500 'HIM MTTI. 9UICK VHI RF.D BANK RKOIPTKn. 'AIT.KPT 31. 1f)r>n Pa ire Five Keyport Couple Married 20 Yean* Phone Company BHiothal Told Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carnry, Mi iimi MM John Ludlo-.v of St. R. THOMAS BOWERS Fulton St., Keypoi l. inloi taint Worker Retires .Inhii - \evi found iH rid. announ- •• a baibecuc and lawn pait> in i AND brat ion of thrir 20t h wodding Ji>*f>)>li Novak Had Miss O^.I Vi(»:«- Ludlciu of Oi niversary. 2.> YrarV Service angi, !«i <*h.'si>.- Kiiuin <'nno\^i nf JOHN K. HARRIS Gucsta WPIP Mis. i>al«- Hoit nnd KaM Oranj;' M. ('nnn\iM is ' in- daughter Comfort, Mi.- Joseph Jus.-pii .\uw.k. of ::n K;t.-t Sun.'-'i ..on ijT Mr.1 H.rt.K, H t'onovcr nf Holt and Mi. and Mis. Drum Jai- :i\v . hx- ii-tiirii fj it in i hi- New .!•* i - Km^ -s Hi^hu i \. M iddletnw n, ;mj man of Scafoid. UP I., Mi. and Mis. KtAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS .<< y Bell 'l'o\f]i\n>nr < urupuny a flri the i.ilc t'orii i'(i:i(»\n Jack Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. JHIIH.- Murtha. Mi. and Mis. L'onaltt rii'ai ly ;15 >.-Hi .s uf t.-ipphonr soi- APPIAISING • MANAGING • StUINO Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leonardo W omen Pierce and son. Rid Bank; Mr. and Mrs. James Burner of Asbury j To Hold fail) MAIDING ROAD •W SANK SCHOOL Perk. Mr. and Mrs. George Stuul The I.sidi' «' a;i\,ii.iry of Ih IID BANK, N. I. *-1»00 and children Ella, Loi.s and Andiew of Belmar, Mi. and Mis. Arthur ! Brrvent I'nili .-ind Ni't in | Mmj arc icnrf rou oar Monthly Vtltrrt Stumph of Jamaica, U I.: Mr. nnd \. Mrs. Howard Spi ague, Mr. and Hollywood' ]mi ty Tlmisday niglil.j Mr*. Edward Cahill iind childn n Sept. 14. Mis. VIOIR Heffernan will i and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 8pntgu<', be chaumnn. ns>lstcd by Mrs. Mnry I | South Amboy; Mis. Chai lc* Kiy Alhcrtiion. The p:u',y \wll he held, | and daughter of Atlantic High- a! the I^on.'irdn ^rill with t'harlesl lands Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips "" Smith of Kast Kcan^huif,' ; and children, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew as ma.stei of ceremonies. I Nagrosjst and children; Jsolin: Mr. Mrs. George Kovelrslty and Mis. ; and Mrs. John Kalita and son of James A. AKerson weie honored i Falling Cliff wood. Roy Cm noy of Union KuesU at a birthday party at the SPEND A LITTLE Beach, Mr. and Mrs. George Car- last meeting of Ihe auxiliary. The or Running Water is ney of Morgan. committee reported J110 realized at One of the Oldest a rerent card and game party at Also Mrr Edwaid Headden and the fire house. TO SAVE A LOT! Sources of Energy/ daughter, Mr. and Mi*. Claienee Headdcn. Mrs. Carman Cogalina and children, Mr. and Mr«. Gordon PARSONS. LABREMIUE, WttcrV/kuh Davison, Mr. and Mrs. William CANZONA * COMBS Did you know that good Nagle, Mrs. Stephen Ridgewuy, COUNSELLORS AT LAW built hundreds S W.IUc. SI *•< *tnk ofjursago Miss Stella Briskie, Harry Meyer*, Theodora l> P»r*oni Edmund J. CftPlun* cleaning saves clothes? Actual- Mrs. Marie Poley, William Phillipp, Theodora J Lubrerqu* art still in MlM Fay Carney and Joseph Car- Eliton F. Ccimbi Thorn*. J. SmlUl use-and ney, Jr., all of Keyport. Robart B. M«iil« Will'im R. Blair. Jr ly results in longer fabric wear? today, about Ahi.h.m J Z.j.t OHt-mrd of Shower Tendered A luncheon wa.-- held in his honor tJUINN, OOREMU8, McCl'B • ' Well, our new tested process does all U.S. at Pleasant Valley inn, Holmdcl. RD88KIX j elutriatyis Fall Bride-Elect where Raymond J. Smith, division mtrattd Mrs. CJeorge Wagner of Wilson plant superintendent, central, pre- | COUNSELLORS AT LAW I just that . . . and gets the dirt out, circle, Mlddlutuwn luwniliii), waa sent td a ti.ulitional wallet and a I Whltfi.ld Buildinf, Had Bana | from filling huatc£8 last Thursday at a miscel- Bold service emblem lo the RUest of John J. Uulno Tbotnt* P. Doramui I too . . . all of it! vtatir! laneous shower for Miss Nancy honor. A certificate for life me.m- Vincent J. UcCua Knfai Kuaoc ! Scott of Long Branch. An all-white beislup in the Telephone I'ioneeis William U Riuiall. Jr. I color scheme wa» used for tho dec-of. America was al."() piwntfd by oration*. George Warner, chairman of the JAMES F. SMITH • Odorless • Spots gone Miss Scott is the daughter of Mrs. Monmouth County council, H. G. 100-proof whiskey is Janet Scott. She will become the Mi'C'ully chapter of the I'ioneer or- AUDIOMKTKIST bride of William Wymlw, son of ganization. HEAHING EXAMINATIONS • Fabrics like new • Careful pressing SQ% WATER/ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wymbs of Mr. Novak staited his telephone Boring Aldi— Arcanoriea—Uatttrlcl If you pay $5 aquart.it Riverside Heights, Oct. 1. career in 1914 as a lineman with Phona Red Bank t-bVb costs you 14,800 per ton, Other guests were Mrs. Elwood the New Yolk Telephone company. 485 RIVER RD. FAIR BAVEN, N. J. or $2,400 for the water Searlfs, Mrs. H. Conant Spear, Mrs. He later snw service a.s a splicer SAME DAY SERVICE-NO EXTRA COST lame" Onndspeed. Mrs. Rufsell Mr- and v.a.- v.orUin^ a.~ lineman alone.' Connell, Mrs. Albert Klotzln. Mrs. chauffer at the time of his retire- WILLIAM E. BEATY Joseph Kelly, Mrs. J. E. Flad, Mrs. ment. We supply you with Howard Cole, Mrs. Charles R. Still- water for less than 104 wagon, Mrs. Charles Thompson and Novak haa no definite plans for COUNSELOR AT LAW a ton. The water in whiskey Misses Nonie Wagner and Doloios the leisure years ahead, but prob- costs you 24,ooo times Searles, Mrs. Cecil Sherman and ably will spend some time ."salt- Income Tax Conaultant that much.' Mrl. Albert Wymbs. water flshins from the new out- 24 W. Front St. RED BANK board motorhoat he plans to buy. SO Eaat From SI, Red Bank (-437T TO OPEN NURSERY SCHOOL His completely equipped machine Mn. Carlton Hadenwald's nursery and wood-workinp shop will also Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. school for children, ages two to five, claim many of his .-parr hours as MILTON KOSENE will open on South Lincoln avc., it ha.= in the pa-=t. Any time Wt CwnifM IISI. lenl. Mam I "»"> !"• Oakhurst, Monday, Sept. 11. The over, he says, will be spent in bis ATTORNEY AT LAW WEAR school, which has been approved flower garden. CARE MEANS by the state board of education, will Mr. Novak lias been active in the 107 MONMOUTH ST. hold morning, afternoon and all- Men's club of tho Red Bank Re- RED BANK « 2811 BUILDER'S SPECIAL day clasjes. form church. Gibson ELECTRIC RANGES

List Price 8154.95 Modal A3A. Builder's Price In Lett of 3

$ WIRING ALLOWANCE On New Installation on Lines of Jersey Central rower k Light Co., and S**JE 45 Approved by I'nderwrltera

Complete Seles t Service of Gibson Deluxe Electric Renges end Refrigerators MIDDLETOWN PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLY CO OFFICE & SHOWROOMS AT HEADDEN'S CORNER 1 MILK NORTH OK RKD BANK TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-3877 sm SMOm Monmoutb County Surrogatt'i Office Monmoutb County Surrogate1* Office SXffSoRoWf ZTZpo^ Sn T In the mtt'er of the r.iatc nf MHI.V In the mutter of the eitalt of Paul G. H E. Sci-lt dcc-pturd. Notice ti> creditors Slippy, drrf-ased. Notice to creditors to m*^% l*Jfc ^. . " *"vn WAY! fiNF TAhitftlit f%/\iiB M U"Crifrf to i rrti-n1. claims ujrainht rstato. [irmrnt cluimfl it gainst esUtf. Pursuant to the nnli r nf PnrniHn ML1- PiirHuan'. to ihe order of Dormin Me- l''nd»]in, SurroirAte of thr Cmmtv nf Mon- Kmiditi. Surrnpnie nf fhf* Cnunty of lion- mouth, mmJc on the fourteenth cliiy of mouth, mndo on the twenty-seventh day Autfvi.it, IQ'iO, on the iij.|i!ifnt ion of of July, 1 It."• 0. on thr H[iplicatlon nf Leon Sylvia AKTI'DH Trlrh, adnii nisi rut rix (if Anncnrlrwif z, on If executor of the eitato the eitAte of MHry E. Scott, drrfiiftrri. of PHUI n hrrchy u'\ vrn to th« credit or* hereby itiven t ..> r«rk. New Jeriey. *"ornf/. |l ,.||. Attorney!. f 14.11. Fa* Sis Al'OI'KT 31. HC.O should h* very if si in n a UK'S nn BATTLE OF THE BULGE RED BANK REGISTER SIK h a li«t. LETTERS FROM EVENTS OF YEARS AQO 4*-4I ir.U III Ml. «•< A wiirtw condition eitint* in the county, OUR READERS HTA»UMCD IHI binvcirr, a* fur H» ii'jji»iruiioii« go. We ven- 1 1 FROM REQISTER FILES •5 Johl H. Cook *•« Bs«fj CUT tiiif i<> nay that there an Ih<>IIMHIKIF of VC»'I MOKK ABOLT DR. KI.NGDON Fifty Tear* Ago. Twenty-Five Yean Afu. ~~ THOMAS IRVWO MOWN dents of Momuoutli eotiniv who art> mil Sycamore ave. Editor ••! FsbllilMr Shrewsbury. N, J. [ Louis E. Brown and Daniel Er- Harold H. Brown of Riverside JAMBS J. KOGAN. AMOchta MIMr regimei-ed. Home never registered under tliej Aug. 28, 1980: rick»on formed a partnership and ave. bought a speedboat at Lake M. HAROLD MUX.1. AMllUM EtUlm new in'i'inanpiit tvjjiMrsit-inn net-up. Other* To the Editor: went into the horse business locat- George, in which he made the trip W. HAftftY PENNINOTOM, ftoit M*. I am rncloaing a copy o! a letter ing their stable on Union »t., near from that place to home. The boat hate failed to re>r>ier niine moving to the whicc h I have written to Mr. Smock,.. Capt. Thomas P. Brawn's coal of- was a special model known as a brlul!rt Ns-ontl A*»»rtl«lri» R»»r«s»t.!i':»j, OrMttr sea sled and wu 20 feel in length. WMkliw. »10 Bro»J-.r. N*» York CXt» riiiintv. lirokf'u down there nre perhap* 50j one of the trustees of the MethodlJt church in Fair Haven. N. J, which I dinner party wa« given by Mr*. H. Wallace Bennett and Fred See- or more potential voter* in every out- ofj feel could easily be of inteie»t 1J. ', , pi .»rH .v. In Su n Ewln Pi nt rd 11 dorf, both of Red Bank, went on a T»ii T>iw»pit«r inmN »o rnpMiltilitlti for andd value to the public in general. «* K °' " flt hl T'^ '" the 13*1 mid rounty dint rids wlm are not ] Witi h thaht thoughhh t in minid I am I celebration of her 6Tth birthdabirthdayy, cruise to Barnegat in Mr. Ben- .ti!tm»n!i o( opinioni in limn from III ruin*. nett's powerboat Marjorie. re wintered. * hoping that you will *ee fit to print Four generations of the Ewing fam- Tk« R»4 Bank R*|isttr sisunsi n« Innelsl r.iioiiiibili. I it in this week's l.'sui- of your pa-.ily were present at the affair. John H. White of Hudson ave. de- tlet 'ni '.'petrspS'csl «rrori in «il'«r::«f»«M, tut will «• signed and constmrted for his son >.t -h»: pirt of nil stfrntlMasM in «h:th iKa tMoirtM' Thin rondition i« not only dpploralde *"!'_• . . . . I Miss Addie E. Price, daughter of ll *ir«r etcuri. Mrtit'lW «"•! »'-«M net iff IM t»tll- s. Lewis Price of Oeean- an unusual type of rowboat made K*C«B«nt nnsdlcr!* flf try trrnr wb rh rn«» orcjr. lull iine«rii«iilil(> under mir deiiio. an the.v are today at. home and ftI i road and Mo«t sincerely your«. lin of White st., Red Bank. Th* looking as the ordinary rowboat. In- (Mrs. B. Wl Margaret R. Campbell «r»mony was performed at the Intiai WMklt. •n!fr»d •• Siror.d-CllM Ml!:»r it tii Pott. our (hoxfii way of life under fountain stead of lowing thc boat with one's ••<• ••. Rtd Bant, N. .1., undtr '.hi Atl of Mirth I. It. I. brides home by Rev. M. L. Jerri* face to the stern, ln this boat the threat, m-ry true American, should stand Shrewsbu v . i of Asbui-y Park. Mr. and Mrs. Fred oarsman would sit in the (tern THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1»&O Amr •>« l»V)iFrlck of Red Bm"k facing th* bow. ready to Tld -T. Traff»rd Allen dwk at tlio son of that plact, a former resi- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton community and his erstwhile hosts celebrated their 20th wedding anni- Tin we in doubt an to whether or not the.v can settle down to the American dent of Bed Bank. In th* group foot of Maple av<>., n»w IM.IOII^II propci't.v, way of living. The Methodist were Misse* Annii and Eva Lucas, versary with a dinner party at their s home on Catherine st. with *0 i« ma onlv iiiisijrhtlt h«t in <' present are registered way contact the comity board church can do Its fall house-clean- Thompson. Kitty and Maud* : gna Thompaon. Kity and gueJts present. After dinner, the of election*, ruojn KIT, court. house, Free- early and the citizens and resi- pjorman Es«ie Clayton, Benjamin celebrants and their guests went to eoutliti<>u is sil»o H liaximi to life ami limb. >fF C n littlC x i' ';!i?'l !' Th '' littlC JohiiioB. John Bainton, th* farm of Mrs. Hamilton's father. Time wax when rtie nt I" tll« H farmer ha» heard has n tropical "r Ga. Rtd Bank, met with an accident Certainly Asia deems In my previous letter to you, I! Charles Reeves of Llncroft, died dork. Tlm.iigli the ,v<'nr* Hie river at tlint municipal clerk or HI the office of the cotintr Of Other Papers near Manasquan, when hia car was lioard of elections. overturned and the occupants particular location lias filled up *> tliat nov deep purple stalk, and the droop- caught beneath it. Mr. Pharo broke DI8TINCTIVK OCKAN UHOVK ing cluster* julry and black enough out a window through which he and ow «an i>r;u-li«-iillv wade around Hi" outl to give to the. plant Ihe additional many years of experience, to which o Mrs. Pharo crawled from under of flic deck at low wilier iiixl oiilv rowhoaU Ocean Grove 1? featured in the name of Inkberry. Pokeberry Juice hiss polished chicanery will attest *« J their badly damaged car. Safety on Bicycle* Should B« AddedAug. M issue ol Collier's mngnilnc If y ill bt d can iiu>i»r tliciv. is a pretty permanent dye an* theIf you will but open your eyes and youthbor wan j ain slav Holtndee ownel dan bdy i Davin nidl Fire, believed to have been caused A new feature of tho curriculum of Rod as "America's Bluest Blue IJIW Indians put it to good use. A man mind and investigate. Williamson. He was freed at the by a spark from a passing* locomo- MavWo another iltxk will be neetlfHl iliere Town." having not only prohibition looking at pokeweed can remember 1 firmly believe he is wrong and Bge Of 24 and thereafter worked on tive, broke out in a combined store Rank school* will lie the teaching to those of liquor, wines and beer hut also in the not t distant future ami if wi ti when he usi?d to pity Indian by and dwelling at the corner of old enough, how lo openite an imloinohile. of tobacco and dancing and on writing with the juice on birch Beech St. and Central.ave. owned hy much smaller one for recreational purpoM* Sundays of surf bathing, automo- bnrk and thus Rend war messages Sandy Madison. It was estimated This in a very worthwhile iindcriakin^ an bile riding, buying and would wifHce. Tn itlttllipt to uw the plewtil to another juvenile sachem. that damage amounting to $800 re- IIM* many of our pretK-nt. duy iccn-a^erM newspapers and other things and I [,ute a iot 0( other lusty weeds, man Vincent Peale'n article in the James Reeves of Llncroft; Mrs. sulted to both building and stock. September issue of Ihe Headers Di- Hannah McOuire, Mr*. David Miles piling- in reoonmnicting a cm>k-k : pnk,weed in a symbol of nature's At a meeting of the Middletown huge wealth, even if Its berries are gr*«. One paragraph in particular.'and Albert Reeves of Red Bank; township committee, several of the wasting inoner. Th<> piling has »erv«l its liave Ux> little knowledge i»f lion to drive a jin(, ,atinK, walking and going to on page 127. will to the discerning Mrs. Henry Mumford and Mrs. poisonous to man. Rut pok.mied y men who served a* special n»tmi- niefuliipsi" during tlie tentiirv it Im* been oar for Ilieir own t»«fetv BK well HK ilia I of mind, bear out one of my beliefs. "'" ''"nical that while uthi-ri henles never killed a hsrdy enthitd "Pati iuti«iii ia not a state of Dean o! Navesinli; Char'.cs men at that place without salaries nlliei'« ' ic»orts would have I Indeed, pokeweed wouldn't get mind—It is a course of action." asked the township committee to (loan. Aiiioinoliilf" iiisiriHtioii should he sup- Mifs Addle Reevts of New York; provide them with handcuffs for valued the article at thousands ofl.-irouml much if It started in by Sincerely yours, Miss Sarah E. R«eves of Trenton Mat we suggest to our Ma.tor and <"oun- dollars and would have rejoiced atjpoUonlng birds. But the chances (Mrs. B. W.» Margaret R. Campbell ipe in arresting prisoners. The ie- plemented hy giving pointer* to the the a( curing benf fltx, Ocean Grove j are thst birds don't find pokeber- and Mri. John Norman ef Phila- quest would be considered and de- eil that while TIIONIH* I'rocter has his pile delphia. cided upon at a future meeting of pupils rf|;Hriliiic Nufety (h st., X. \V., Washing- like them. to Its celebration. With such co- Lewis R. Cole of Shrewsbury ave., I lateness cornea In a stiller land- took a party of friends down the and Muriel Briggs, Betty Holt, Jane successful in the creatiou of the brand new- ton, 6, l>. <\ and is available for a few cents Collier's article admits that "the ' scape. In an 'August afternoon, operation, our beautiful borouRh Lois Roy and Eugene Hclnz. Grove" hss the lowest taxes along \ -summer1* cessation is felt, rather can take Its rightful place in the river on his launch Nellie. In the borough of »w Shrewsbury has every rea- per copy, with reifiilnr X. E. A. discounts than seen. Summer'* fruition, of family of progressive communities. party were Mrs. R. H. Cole, Mrs. John T. Tetley of Chestnut st, the coast even If its voters cannot Otto Gautschy George Rolston, Mis* M. McCue, closed his sporting goods business son to lie proud of its success. This group elect town officials, and that It hascourse, can be both seen and eaten, for quantify orders. from an elderberry up to a pump- Miss E. McCue and Miss Anna on Broad st. modern and efficient fire and po- LIFE WITHOUT FREEDOM Gladys Cole. Down the river the William A. Truex of Hudson ave. now has been given everything it has asked Also Available is a very pleverlv done lice protection, is eplc-and-span and kin. But not the lateness after rain and the new timeless pause party met the yacht Streak, owned and Morris Brown of Marion St. for—the form of government it wanted and two-color poster for cla*s room line listed iapractically crlmelesa. It must be Red Bank. N. J. hy Baron B. VanRaden, and Mr.went porgie fishing near Guyon* a desirable place, or such an able before twilight. It it something Aug. 30, 1990 its choice of officials to run the municipal- an class room poster series Xo. -. like the shadow a tall tree casts To the Editor: Cole's party transferred to the point and caught nearly 300 fish. lawyer and state figure, who has Streak and they sailed to th* High- Samuel Johnson, a colored resi- ity. Now that this has been done, however, been often talked of for Governor on the wet meadow. A farmer These truths are "self evident" Hundreds of bicycles are seen parked doesn't quite know how to name or that "life without freedom is worse lands. On board the Streak w«r* dent of Centra] ave.. Red Bank, had New Shrewsbury founders are just at the and would be an outstanding one, B. V. Spiedel, C. F. Spledel, O. a narrow escape when a cave-in of almost daily at our rnrions schools and the ss Richard Wesley Stout would deal with odd hour. than the blackest death." To live In the old days of dirt roads, he under a communistic or fascistic Lynch, James Mcllvane Gray and dirt in a ten-foot trench In which beginning of the road. riders of these, as well n* others, should be not have been a lifelong resident. or any othpr foreign ideology ia noN. Zeeland, Jr. he vii working st Pnrmly Park, It's a major asset of thc Jersey lemembtrs, a rain like this could llff at all. If pjuodo intellect* pio- Rumson, almost buried him alive. The 3!»f» to -«1 vote at the July 18 ref- taught how a bicycle should be used. chinge a farm even mure than it fessing communism have no con- Kdward Taylor and H. Albert coajt rvrn lliuugh It has always Phillips of Eatontown went on anHe was saved by the quick work erendum slu wed that the voters placed their barrtd a State Ocean Highway does now. Dust, then, used to coat ception of what it dors to the minds of William Howard, who was bur- The Register would like to see tins in- roadside chokechcrrles and dimand to thc thoughts and to the outing on their bicycles, leaving with its noise and speeders. early one morning for AtlantiaClty led to his knees, but who worked faith in sponsor* of tlie separation, and this formation on safety for bicyclers become clematis draped over stone walls. spirits of human dignity, give them himself loose and dug the soil away —Monmouth American When a shower came, all •merged one day under the rerime of the and arriving there that night. The confidence was re-affirmed in the election a regular pun of instruction in all our local "workers' paradise" and thc-e is following day they rode to Phlladel from Johnson'* face In time to pre- fresh and cool and shining. But no question but that they would vent the latter'* suffocation. By the of eouiK-ilniauie candidate*. It is certain schools. with the concrete highways and phia and returned home via Tren- IN THE ALGER PATTERN renounce such sensclc^ stupidity. ton. Pennington and Princeton. time Johnson'* face was uncovered, most New Hhrewsliury |>eojile feel that in the "black roads" John McAdam Although the present hour is. he was in a semi-conscious state, Horatio Alger wrote about pen- initiated, there are no more suff- black, our way cannot but help Frank Yarnell of Belford re- but wai soon revived after Dalton the founders of their new municipality they Tragic Lesion in Defense niless boyi who rose to fame and ocated bushes to be revived. Per- prevail and the blessings of free- marked to George Henry of the Parmly, owner of the property, and have found what they want. fortune through pluck, energy, In- haps a man sec* a landscape ac- dom spread to the far corners of same place that he had some old other workmen had dug him out. Recently, when the fighting waxed hot itiative, resourcefulness, honesty cording to his years. A boy would the earth. rubber overshoes that he wished The new lenders have in their hands and other admirable qualities. To think of the coolness along the Morris Shipkin a junk dealer would call for. Mr. Employees of the Monmouth near Chinju, South Korea, some vitally- later K'-nerr.tlons Aider's fabulous woods as meaning that squirrel Henry, a practical joker, directed dairy company of Red Bank, en- Koinething like modeling clay. They can needed tanks arrived on the scene. The heroes became a sort of joke. i hunting time wasn't too far away. every junk man that he saw forjoyed an outing at Long Branch. In mold something that will IH> tine, successful But thc Alger tradition wa« not j A boy might look at well washed the next few days to Mr. Yarnell's the party were Irving Shomo, Ed- dounhbojs, who hod been taking a territic Know Your Government house telling them that Mr. Yarnell ward Rltter, Frank Ayers, Frank and lusting, or they can do untold harm to i myth, as we arc reminded hy thc ihokecherrles and nibble one tenta- Snyder, William Perry, Mort Van- lieating all along the line, breathed a little death of Frank Phillips. A Ne- lively, even though he knows how SPOTLIGHT ON BETTER GOVT. had a lot of rubbers tor *ale. For their neighborhood. Tin- laws they write, puckorsome they are. But a man several days there vu quite a reg- sauter. Harry Hammond. Robert easier. Here were weapons that could help. braska buy who left hia parents' Governmental reseaich, that im- ular procession of junk men to Mr. Rockhill and J. M. Ernie, Jr. the problems they settle or leave, open, the farm at 14. he had all thc Alger somehow h»a to figure out why Tbev were ready to roll these tanks into there is such a feeling of lateness portant highway toward improve- Yarnell's house before he realized Announcement was made ef th« virtues. Beginning as a barber's ment of government and iu* services what or who caused th* junk men engagement of Miss Hazel Dennis, way they handle |>viMic money is. going to action—when, to their dismay, the.v found apprentice, within six years lie after rain now, and why the golden rod shines brighter each day, even to the people, will be in thc N'ewto seek out his house ao frequently. daughter of Walter Dennis of Har- be of lasting importance. Failure i-iiu be owned the fanciest—and best—bar- Jersey spotlight early in September. ri*on «ve., to Harold Tetley, son of the tanks linked fan belts and new voltage bsr «hop in Crcston, Ia. Soon hr when the sun is low. Joseph E- Johnson of Naveslnk, serious. Success must lie certain. That will Governmental Research Associa- paid a Sunday visit to his best girl Millard Fillmore Tetley of Hudson regulators. Here was life-saving equipment bought all thr barber shops in town. —New York Herald Tribune tion, an organisation of (rroupn nnrl .ve. require hiu'd thoughtful work arid full pub- Impressed hv his sagacity and at Beimar, taking the trolley from inside useless Uy someone's negligence in Individuals professionally engaged that place and expecting to catch While Mrs. William H. Wikoft* of s»l«*manship, the leading banker in the Held, will meet at Asbury Maple ave. was vacationing at Rut- lic co-opera i ion. failing to supply them .with essential parts, Invited him into a bond venture. Red Bank Doctor €et» the 11:80 train from Long Branch Park Sept. 6 for a three-day con- to Atlantic Highland*. H* missed land, Vt., Mr. Wlkoff thought he The Register wishes New Shrewsbury's Frank mr.de 175.000 in commissions would like to "drop ln" and have according to front line dispatches. and married thc banker'* daughter, A Research Fellowship ference. the train by a few minutes and had founders well and hopes always to be able Moie than Just a get-together of to take the trolley to Red Bank and lunch with her. So he hired Jack Who made the mistake isn't known. It but 'voultl havp dl6d ln oblcurlty Dr. Warren D. Fowler of 300 Casey of Red Bank to fly him to Broad at., has been awarded a Re-several hundred researchers, the then walk from there on home. He to continue to tell its success story. had he stopped there. Vermont. The trip took 2',-j hours might have been an.v careless person who search Fellowship hy th* Interna- sessions are expected to produce reached Naveslnk about 4 o'clock Instead he sank all he had and benefits for taxpayers over a wide in the morning. and Mr. Wlkoff claimed that flying did a sloppy joh. What is known is that all he could borrow ln Oklahoma tional Chiropractors Association, it beat all other mean* of transpor- was announced Saturday, at the area. Members of the Association Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Appleby of probably soldiers died hecaime the tanks oil wells, s venture which at first represent state and local govern- tation. van unsuccessful. But he brought organization's annual convention in Red Bank were visiting at Mon- Let't Shame the Slacker* Davenport, Iowa. The Certiflcste of mental research, taxpayers and civ- treal, planning to return the begin- Miss Margaret Kathleen Watt of could not IK? put into immediate action. The in a Rusher, organized the Phillips ic agencies throughout the United Honolulu became the bride of Earle Petroleum company and. addinu a Fellowship was awarded by Dr. B. ning of October. The Kcgisier todiiy carries a list ap- mistake wns ver.v serious. Dispatches from States. Standing behind these, in William W. Bennett of Worthley S. Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. chain of rrflnriWand 1.70(1 flllinK •'• Palmer, President of the Asso- turn, arc hundred* of thousands of Chsrle* R. Snyder of Atlantic High- proximating I "il riillllllllS in li'llgtll of the rimiju front Niiil the tanks were im- stations, built himself an oil empiic Nation. st. was enjoying a vacation from citizens, who are members of local his duties as clerk In M. M. David- lands. The ceremony was performed names of registered voters in M on mouth woith $350,000,000. The award wn.» (riven in recogni- at Mr. Snyder's home by Rev. Ralph mobilized while mi air search wusi tion of Dr. Fowler's work in fur-and state association, interested in .°on's clothing (tore. In the Algci pattern he g:ivr crn- improved government at a reason W. Carr, pastor or thc Central Bap- countv whose original and diiplicut« perma- nishing data utilized in H recently Loral residents visiting at Ni- ti*t church. made for the new-usury parts. One plum? of his wealth to churches of able cost. agara Falls were Mr. and Mrs. nent registrations and record of voting a published volume titled, "Field Re- The marriage of Miss Eleanore hrutlght in fllll belts too KIIIHII for me. All-I " denominations and to all worthy search Data" The research work is Thc A*bury Park discussions will James R. Smock of Broad at., Mil* forms must by law be removed to the inac- causes, especially thc Boy Scouts develop not only how money may Bessie Valentin*, Ml**** Florence Reiss and William Roach of Ocean- other dropped a box of pistols instead of and other youth movements. He widely used by insurance firms and port, took place at St. James Epis- industrial concerns to aid decisions be saved in operations of govern- and Lillian Chadwick and Oeorg* tive file. These people must re-register be- regulators. A later dispatch said dealt so fairly with thc Indians ment, but how these operations may O. Hendrlckson of Red Bank, and copal church at Long Branch with Whose oil lands he acquired that on the use of Chiropractic care in Rev. Mr. Brower performing the fore being allowed to vote at any subsequent certain designated cases. be carried on more effectively and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lufburrow of some of the tanks (tad to be destroyed In- he wa* adopted Into the O«age efficiently. Mlddletown. ceremony. election. American s to prevent their rapture. tribe. Representatives of government as Charles Clay, son of Robert Clay Ml** Elisabeth Marie Paliae, • The records of these people were re- He died rich and respected, his iWi«« Darrah to Serve well as citlxen organisations in this of Mechanic St., won a prise of (1 daughter of Frank Palise of Fair Col. Alrin L. Piiclivnski. the Watson life shining proof that the Land of state, such as the New Jersey Tax- for solving one of the puaxles In Haven, and Harvey Tllton, son of moved to the inactive tile for not having lutiorHtorie*,' commandant, palled this news Opportunity is a continuing reality On Defence Group , payers Association, will take keen the New York Sunday Journal. Charles Tllton of Rumson. were married at St. James church by voted at any election for four consecu- to the fltteiition of his personnel, with the for those who an willing to work Miss Winona Darrah of Little Interest In the proceedings. Mayor The people of Red Bank voted and to lake liaks. The copy-bonk George A. Smock, of Asbury Park, favorably on the issuance of bonds Rev. John C. Farrell. tive .tears. Silver, executive director of the reminder t h;« r MIKTCSS in hat He depends maxims have an enduring vulidity Monmouth County Organization for emphasized significance of thoamounting to $10,000 to lay water Miss Gladys Erving, daughter of that skepticism cannot demolish. meeting when he pointed out that mains in most of the streets of theHarvey Erving, and John T. Gan- Checking one district, vviili which he largely upon the equipment furnimhed %hi- Social Service, has been named co- ley. both of Vanderburg, were mar- -New Sunday Nrw«. chairmen of mining problems of "with affairs throughout the world town where they were not already was fHinilinr tin- \witcr foimil ilun most iiijr iiien--"aiid the e<|iiipuieiii won't be anv now In a critical era, the GltA con- laid. ried at St. Mary's church at Colt's the medical and health prepared- Neck by Rev. Jamea Larken. of the iiaiiii-s WI-IV of |HM'KOIIK M |IO had better nt ihe end point ihan nhcre it starts." INK8POT IN Al'Gl'ftT ness committee of the State Civil vention comes at a time when all Miss Ada May Sweeney of Hill- of ua must KIVC serious thought to nide, near Atlantic Hlghlsnas, and Van C. Sweeney of Fair Haven, moved aw a* sonn- lime SIJ:IIS in other districts. ated. Jt is up to each and every umn ovei'.v- commissioner, hearts the committee all lands." vious In a fall from a ladder. He big and lif.le. With ihr crowing which will deal with nursing, hos- of their birthdays. Ada was Ifl However, ton niiiin name* woe there of vlieie n ho is making an.vthiii^ tlnil. will scascn ovei. he i:in w reds | years old and Grace 10 year* old the wa* survived by hi* widow and pital, and community ser- Car Jump* Curl), nine children. prominent resident* who really have no help us to win tlie light, afraiiiHt ('oininuiiisl with equanimity and even give to Elh B f day before. Pressnt were Elsie and some of them the admiration which vice.". MIBS E. Elisabeth Broun of Smashes Fire Box Anice Phelan, Myrtle Walling, Jen- Charles Jackson was found dead legitimate excuse for in»t Iteing registered ion to iiiitke sure ihiit liis product is their beauty demands. The growth Haddonfleld, president of the New nie Bogardus, Arthur Johnson, Wil- in hii bsdroom at the corner of or for not having voted in the last, four anil the beauty of growth which Jersey State Nurses association, A flic alarm box and street sign liam Swtn, Otorg* Walling, Nelson West Bergen pi. and Pearl st. The lierfecl. ll is well to wmeinher that on each nnturt* can produce without man's hiMd.s the nursing commitleo with were knocked down lit Shrewsbury Million and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.discovery WAS mad" by Robert A:i- years. These people nre slackers in the worse wen pirn depends not only the life of a sol- cultivating and only tin' pl.-intlng u! Mian narrah us co-chairmen. and Sunset nves. Monday when j Swenson. mack and Ralph Lewis who had sense, of the word, and are shirking their birds are. surprising. And the lin- Neil Panmiello, 25, of Neptune nt-! Amos Blrdsal) purchased from stopped to take Mr. Jackson to his dier l>nt the assurance of ultimate victory. SI'EKDKK FINKI) 110 work at Child'* Bros, bakery. Ho ger and lovelier the floweringo r t»mptod to pn.is a truck on the Robert All«n, Jr. ths plop t ogf ground responsibilities us American citizens. 7iH every producer tell his workers what Austin W. Stewart of Flotilla rlRht. was 55 yean nf ngr and had suf- fruiting weed, the gleatrr the sur- on Monmouth it. on which Blraial) fered a heart attack a few hours prise. On the one swnly field of his was lined $10 and $3 cost.s this The truck was driven liy Hooksr and Son's carriage ' repository was Carefully checked and with the names <"id. PuchviiMki told liis stiifl': "Thc nieii Watts, SI, who started to make a before his body was discovered. acres a cnuntryniiin fan look ai a week hy Little Silver Magistrate located, for $8,000, Mr. and Mrs John Glblon nnd of tin'ileail ami thrw who have moved away who will eveiitiuilly operate what Watson clump of poke-weed. And il lower* j William Wichmann. The charge richt turn as Pnnarir.Hn henan lo The Allaire house on Fiont st. rin pass. The Neptune mnn'.i »dt\*, Tlul>eit «nd John or deleted, the li>i In io«la\'s pn|wT would bt- hilinrattiries develop MIC enlilli'il MI (lie liesl to a colorful hfiRht uhich niusli"*a.« erlinx Rr.-meh m p. Pa- on tho river. nwn«d hy William W. MAlir il ai*rm liUt n Im minium liiiln Chailr/i h.nm issued the .lumped the curbing. Pnlrolman I'onovri, was sold io Mr*. H*rry C. Maple nvt., were vscationlng In the 1 iuinp«miiich mnall, nevertheless, there «e cun itari tu*nrd them.' group of skyscraper* to a Atld *ummons. Irving Krakowitch investigated, Badeau, Pocono*. RKL» HANK RKCISTKR. Pag* MONEY LOANED Specialists From Britain Visit — NANNA — •a Jewelry, Silver, Musical Initruments, SQUARE DANCING Camera!, Btnoculara, etc. CLOCK SHOP YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT Ufumi ••« kn*>4 b» 3t«i« and SILVER Caller and Orcheitra i* or oMANor«THi* CLOCKS c For Knxwiement A group of 13 Bpeciali.Ht. ftoni*- • ANTIQUE FARTS MDI1I0N- i" World »i(l«- • \irliup - Sl«atn-liip - Hold Broadway Loan Co. rhone Red Bank «-MSS the BiKish meial ftnuhing industry,! «. L' u 1 M ID AND MPLACta «M Broadway Lone Branch |{r*ori> • lours ami CrnUrs i studying their American countci - : -Mr*, hthel >la«M'V • CLOCKS CALLia fO« ANO Cw"n^-Munninrc-^;SOof Open. Nu«ery S<-I,»,,l DILIVIIMD • AN OUTfTANOIMtt CLOCK Matawan. last Thursday. The itin-1 hf Happy Hours nuisery «chnol MAKIM O DONNELL TRAVEL AGENCY eraryy, arranRed under the com- at 40 Sycnmiiryr e n\-r. Shrewahnry HIGHLAND MANOR SCHOOL bined auspices of the Anfjlo-Amen-; formerly conducted by Mr.« f'iaie 82 Bridge St. Red Bank S-Slll 12 BROAD ST. TEL. 6-5080 RED BANK can Council on Productivity and | McCoach, , wili l reoppee n Sept. ir>. wlm tthhe E . C AA. , ilincluded s tthh e studtd y of I MMr s EtheE l Maasey. toimeily of technical and manufacturing pro Buffalo, as the new owner. t-'CASen in the electroplating and AND JUNIOR COLLEGE •painting Industrie.* The ^'toup is also interested in the industry's la- bor relation.*; and practice as coni- paied with those in similar Bittitth AT SHADOW LAWN, WEST I.OX; BKA.NCH. N. J. induitriea. The group jipent the morning on ' a guided tour through the recently Telephone Long Branch 6-2-H-l- I enlarged laboratory, the largest of iu kind in the world. They were Day and Boarding Pupils (Sirli). Non-sectarian. Grades I thru High School end 1 accompanied by Myron Dlggin, technical director, and D. G. Foulke. Junior College. Elementary, College Preparatory, Liberal Arts and Vocational chief chemust. Here they saw a Courier Your daughter will secure a better •ducation with us because she i complete modern plating installa- tion, up-to-date facilities for the ' analysis and control of electroplat- 1. Will receive more individual guidance and form heller study habits. ing solution* and the most ad- 2. Can itudy Piano, Voie«, Dancinf, Art, Ceramics, etc, all on the itme I vtneed equipment for research In the electroplating part of the metal 5* campus* i ' finishing industry. S. Can take lunch and remain on the campus all aftrrnonn to participate in The afternoon was devoted to-the •wlmming, riding and othi-r activities. manufacturing techniques of the •You m«v enroll jour n.aiat»l> niihnul enrolling her business when the group toured thr j manufacturing plant* of Ihe com- in the r«at of ihe arhool. pany, escorted by John Boots, per- sonnel director and member of the factory management rommltto* VVVWVWVVVIrWt^ , Special attention was given to the Mrs. Ethel M.is.'ey study of manufacturing techniques in the building of low-voltage mo- Mrs; Massey is the former Ethel tor generator aets described by Iitnson of Red Bank She was a Ross I^yotu), manager of electrical resident of BufTulo ten yrfus. She sales, full automatic plating equip- is a graduate of Beaver college, I ment described by Irving Oemmell, Jcnklntown, Pa., where ?he majored assistant manager of conveyor In klnderr.arten and primary work. sales, and the production of finish- She taught two years In ManaR- ing supplies such as plating anodes, quan, asslsted»tn a nursery school INCH THICK ILUMINUM COMIIIUTION chemicals, buffs, compositions, etc. n Florldn and Jast year set up and At the end of Ihe day when nsked •(inducted a nursery sehnol for the what impressed them nrnst, the U. S. Army al Forl Dis. She hns a j mm^•:f!?m OUR IUSINESS OFFICES I group was unanimous in pxpresx- Bon, Ijunce, three years old. ing uniazt-ment In the amount of Improvements made, lo the nur- STORM D00 free .service given hy American in- Ineluda* iturly utnidia seiy school by Mrs. Massry include •luntlsum eutillt ieor fluu M«mt witft full icrtM WILL IE CLOSED lli tjint;i» in the IRW r their Itinerary will be. focused on The. monthly meetinc of the as- $4M« liut. hn, producers of finished plated and Hoclmlon will be held at the Berkp- painted products. ley-Carteret Friday, Sept. 8, at The leader of the English team 12:15 p. m. The speaker will be However, we atand ready, as always to answer emergency call-. is John Adcock, who is conducting I»uis Stein, million dollar pro- For there are no holidays in the continuous — 'round-the-clock — joi» his tour with Ihe assistance and ducer of the Home Lift1 Insurance guidance of Julius Demetcr, proj- ompany'i Newark oftVr. His topic of living you the best possible service. ect manager of the E. C. A. will be "Balanced Field Activity." l Frank Klaus* and Charles Shaw, Jr., will represent thr loeni associa- RE-COtt tion nt the natiomil convention at Lincroft Man Washington, D. ('. \hf week of Sept. 2.V The associaticn plans to Jersey Central rower & Light i: continue Ita educational activity Dies of Injuries and will again conduct C.L.U. COMPANY classes during the coming year. €. T. Williamson Hurt Three of the meetings of the as- *dgtJ.Si In Auto Accident sociation will he held in Red Bank txteniion* to during the coming year. 12- x 48" 1.« Comeliun T. Williamson, M, of Lincroft-Phalanx rd., Phalanx. At- lantic township, died Monday at ON PRESIDENTIAL YACHT Monmouth Memorial hospital from Fred Andres, Jr., 18-year-old son concussion of the brain. of Mrs. Katherine Andres nf As- Mr. Williamson was injured In bury Park, has been selected us an automobile accident Wednesday <>n« of 20 Navy recruits to be as- RED BANK & Vicinity... CALL RED BANK 6-5286 of last week when th« front tire, signed to duty on the U.8.S. Wil- of hit car blew out as he was round- lianishurg, President Truman's PKKTH AM BOY P.rth Amboy 4-1313 • ASBUItV PAKK Ashurv I'ark 11.111 ing a curve, calming him to lose yacht. He enlisted June 1 at the STATEN ISLAND STORE: 23 Sand St. (Open to 9 Kri.) SAim <;<•<•. 7-6100 control of the car. The car ran Asbury Park recruiting station. into thf front of Chrin' tavern at Tinton Falls. Mr. Williamson was horn at Mt. Tabor, a aon of the late William A. and Alice Albro Williamson. He lived tt Newark a number of years and had resided at Phalanx for the MOW past 12 years. He was retired, and at the time of his retirement was J. YANKO secretary of the C. T. Williamson Wire Novelty company, Newark. 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK He li survived by hia-wife, Mr«. Grace Garrett Williamson, and a niece, Miu Virginia Garrett of Phalanx; two alMers, Mrs. Helen 1 W. Belknap of Little Silver, and Mrs. Alice W. Cawley. Upper Mont clair, and a brother, George A. School days ahead And the one to Williamson of Fair Haven. The funeral waj held yeaterday at the Worden funeral home In Score an "A" (for adorable!) in is the Studebaker Champion! charge of Rev. Christopher H. Snyder, rector of. the Eplscopn these new fall clothes. All are Chapel of Holy Communion, Fair Haven. Private cremation took washable cotton and corduroys place at Rose Hill crematory. Lin- Nylon eardiganj, 7 to 14 5.95 den. Nylon pull-om, 7 to 14 4.95 Sanforized, too, for perfect fit. AH wool cardi9«nt, 7 lo 14 2.95 All wool cardigans, 3 to 6i 2.95

At INOWN STUDiftAKIR CHAMPION Someone must pay 6-PASSINOM, 1-OOOR The Studebaker Champion CUSTOM SIDAN NOBODY ever wants to be is one of the 4 lowest price tinanriHlk liable for a smash up! Hut whpn two (urn ml largest selling cars! lido, soiiifciiip must par for 1563* t lie dminiK*' done. Thf rout of DELIVERED IN RED BANK accident1 CUIIM-S much higher SHU »»4 Itttl /<»(, if «»j, rtfra than the cost of ailetjiiatr in Prim may TCPV ilifMly In nearby You get brakes that automatically adjust thf mielvti tfu« to drffer*n»i in tramp *fti tint • Glare-proof "black light" initrumenl panel diali miranef! low prleM on oth • 6-cyllnder "goi-mlUog».champion" engine of Itu4t)bak*i ChutpioM Cuaton higher compression power • Automatic choke • Vari- IJKT tliis ajft'iirv pmtwt von 4-4o*i ••••!«, B'ttui. Starlight able ratio "extra-leverage" steering a A brand now with Automobile IiiNiiran Pretty plaid dressei with kind of coil-tpring front end suspension • Luxurious Skirts of all-wool and corduroy. Jumper! of fins wale coiojroy. upholstery • Lounge-width seats with real hip room, that flllti every requirement. Solid colon. swirling skirts. Mr»t 'uti'mct ro rfcnnQ* wltHoirt notif* Finely detailed wide lipper leg room, head room a Tight-gripping rotary door Sizes 7 to 14 latches a Capacious trunk • A fina choice of colon. backs and two pockets, Choice Siies7tol4 4.95 595 LAWLEY AGENCY of two colon. Blousat of sanforiud cotton Pre-teen dreisej in plaids, Highway #35 Siies7toM 595 and washable crepes. tolids, prints. BAILLY BROTHERS WERNERS GARAGE Siiei 10 to 14. From at Navesink River Hoail Pre-teen Siiet 3 to 14. Prom 1,95 4.95 01 MONMOUTH STREET, STATE HIGHWAY ROUTE 3C, RED IANK, N. J. •ELPORD, N. J. Red Bank 6-0110 ui:i» HANK UI;<;ISTI;K. AUGUST SI. Freehold Woman Highlands Louise Marcclli ^Married at Atlantit Is Fall Bride-Klecl killed in 2-ilav Oa^li —PUBLIC AUCTION— Mrs. Anne L. Scatuorchio, 11, of Mr. and Mis. Joseph Maicelli Colt's Neck id, Freehold township, ESTATE SALE of Sfien Bridge id, Little Silver, is killt'd Thursday night in a t\.n-car collision at Clifton »T have announced the engagement FUEL-OIL of their daughter, Mi?s Lomsc B. Her husband, Nichulas Scatuor- ihiu, 33, driver of one of the cars CROYDON GALLERIES Maicelli. to George M. Kuhn, sun in St. Joseph's hospital Patcr- Per Gal. of Mr. and Mrs. August Kuhn ot sun. -Mis Si atuui'i-hio is survived ASBURY AVENUE & ROUTE 35, Wallace St., Red Bank. Thr an- liy her nvthei. Mrs. Flurcnci1 Set 11 (Asbury Avenue Traffic Circle), nouncement was made knwwn a' a zer of Bordentnwn, and a brulhci, Blame Srtzrr of Rnrrlentrmn. NHMl M. MW mt>V.\ fiimily dinner held lei f ull.v HI SPECIAL CASH PLAIN. Rumson inn. \ew Era Picnic ENGLISH. FRENCH. AMERICAN Miss Mairelli was graduated An opportunity to save money—for those from the Star of the Sea academy The New Era Monument and at Lonjr Branch, and is employed Benevolent A.--sn. of Monmouth Co.. ] I HMTl Ri: - DKCORAT.OYS by the. New Jelsey :1 rust company !in . >• ,\\ h:iv i\s annual pivnn' vith the desire to. ^TIHIIM. SII.VI H IM> --111 I I II I II ( III.VV <,l ASS at Long Branch Mr. Kulm. a j-nid- Sunday. Sep\ 3. 2.00 p. m al Mi-' (iuii-'s drove. StHtc Highway 35, I>M OKATIV I I "VKI.I IIMN* \M> l..«» uate of Red Bank Cathnlir hmh school, attended Monmouth Junior Middlr'ow n town.«hi4>. RKK AHHtl —OKI I S I W. HI l.*> college, and is a lepip sentut ivp fur F'lfnt>• of i r fi is hments, enteitain- HANCE & DAVIS Al ">HI SSOV I \l'l>ll<> I I I1MTI Hi; the Monmouth Paper company nf mrn! ami danri' music will he [no- KNABI 1.IMMI I'MNO New Brunswick. \ ided. AM fi if nd> of the oignniza- TEL. RE The couple plan a fall wedding. tion an1 I'urdially invitid. Property of the Estate of LILY MEINERS, Deceased l»ld hy Order «f thf Ixrcuiort: Davit A Quat. [ftqt.. Attorney* Fine Collection Rrmovrd From a DEAL RftlDENCI and Othrr. AUIION S\I.K ON IHK PKKMISKS Fashion—Firsts For FHIDAV & SVUKIMY. SKIM". 1ST & 2\I) Ample Free Parking 2 So»i<»n« Mail> At Rear nf Store School and Career. AflrriKMtns al I :". Pnul Phillips

Af the Atlantic Hijitiland^ Meiho- wore identical dresses only in aqua, disl rhuirli. SHtuidny. MI.^P t'niii land ih'V too carried asm*. ci.n Goold. daughtt'i of Mr?. Don- Li-o MrC'ann of Keyport was best ald (Joold of Arlinfilon. formnly 'man Tlvodorr- l.auer of Leonardo, rtf I*ronarrifj. hccanir the In uif <>t nml Buriitt Cilmoif. Little Falls, I'an] I'liilliJ1'-- •*il)n <>f M'- and Mi.-1. U^'CI fi'il. Wives—you can save hours .John f*hil!ip.« iiT Hrinrwoud ;i\ .• . Then- imi' 2(Ji) ^iie.st." at the re- 1 ^unardo 'V\\v t-pi pnnmv \\ :i« pi-r- ii-ption. The iH-'di-'a moihei i liose and (hours of labor by hav- foinii-d hy Rev f*oy VVill!;im.-. p;t.i- :i plum coloiiil Inc-p Hooi-length \ or, jitlii was* folUiwpii 1»V :t t liirt. Thf di '•<.-• ha«l an 1 WITH THIS ZIP- washed and ironed by us. off-.^houldrr \ olu1 neck I in- \nnn land.-. Tin liiide was graduated 1 - fiom M:diilrtov.n Township high slerve.- and H full trainrd .«kn[ H*M 1 They'll be in much better i) » LINED ALL WOOL ' hospital. Si hool cf Nursing She condition, too, when you to a hcadpiei-e of Ch.-inti:;y la'c and pi'arl-*. The biidi- i.-uii-cl a is now tlnng ^en.-ial duty work in the hn.-spita I pediatrtc department. COAT FOR ONLY unpack them next spring. white Bible with a niaikei nf white orchids and white, gladioli. The bridegroom attended Middle- ! tow n tow n.ship high .school and Rut- Miss Patricia VanAmei in^cn of ! gei.s university. He is a chemist em- South Orange was the liunar at- tendant. Her gown of satin and net j ployed by J. Howard Smith of Bel- ' ford. was coral colored, and .she carried 9 Highest quality all-wool fabrics, insulated for warmth, a bouquet of varied coloird a>trr.> The cut bclott shuns where to go. made Colonial style. Tlie brides- maids, Misses Joyce Sage of Little 0 Lining xips in or out in a jiffy to suit the weather, A SMALL DEPOSIT Falla and Carol Carhart, Hazlct, I CASH AND CARRY SAVES 15% ( • A MUST for back-to-school wardrobes. HOLDS THE COAT foundtd I«S0 Keyport Woman's • New bulkiest version for lighter weight. OF YOUR CHOICE NION LAUNDRY 9 Navy, dark green, grey, wine and red. ' CLEANING • LAUNDERING • FUR STOHAGE • »UG STORAGE Will Is Filed • Sites for juniors and misses. Relative* to Share James Strollu Estate The -viu o: Mu. Mattie K. I'aR' Back To School Favorite ! Style-right Accessories of Keyport, who died July 23, wa.s filed for probate last werk In the office of Surrogate Doinian AIcFaci- din. Saddle Shf vvilkd $50 each to Ru-hai J T. Pa^c and I'i.vid Leon F'agr. sons SHOULDER and Mrs. E>stelle Andrison and Mis Evelyn Ross. daughi'T-. Tin- : :• mainder of tlie cstat' go.'s to an- other daughter, Mrs. Milton R. BAG Grey of Newark, whu »as nnmod executrix. Mis. Mary A. Jarluon of Brook- 4.98* DON'T BUY.., lyn. N. T.. who died Aug. 7 in M;il- awan, willed $300 to hri biothei. SUITS Henry Rnstetter; $5CM) to hi'i sist'T- Soft saddle leather in roomy shout ISK rtm i in-l.iw, Mary Muxlry, and tlic re- mainder of hri S'riiatr to her sis- SAVE SPACEI der bags with gdld emblazoned ter. Elizabeth Sand*. trims. Red, green, black or russet. Winfteld Sr-oil Kmmons ot Wist What would you do for Long Branch wliu dii'd July .'!1, additional spate! With Modernfold • Plus tax willed his eslati- tu hi? widow. ' Dour?... every inch of floor aod James Strollo of Lont: Branch, who , wall space is rendered accessible 22.98 died July 29. wilted his intevcet in ' FREE Secoda Holding company. 4f> and uwble. Accordion-like in idler ahaies of stock in New Jersey operation, they eliminate the swing Tr'ust company of Ashury P:nU to his nephew. Charles Strollo. A ' area ordinary doors require. See us HOME TRIAL DEMONSTRATION brother, Michael H. Stiollo. will re- j today—about Modernfold Door»— Fashion major for campus and general SOCKS ceive a diamond ring. Mr. and Mrs. ' fabric-covered for beauty, metal- Frank J. Gricco wer-e willed the j wear this semester is the dashing clan house and lot at 352 Willow ave. J framed for rigidity and ttrength. Long Branch. The remaindri of 1 plaid pleated skirt with red or green 1.00 •« tit the estate will be shared by a ei.s- Icr. Mrs. Lena C. D'Ambrosio; n OVERHEAD DOOR NEW TUtSETS nephew, Dr. Alexander DAmbrosio; jacket primmed in matching plaid. Sites The traditional bobby socks, by a niece, Claitc D'Ambrosio Sena- * * tore; a niece, Evelyn O. Strollo PRODUCTS CORP. 9 to 17, priced for junior budgets. Malick; a niece Rae Ellen Miller: a well known Adler in all wool, nephew, Charles Strollo: a nephew. DISTRIBUTORS with prices starting at lew at Willipm James Strnlln- a nir.. •• PHOM: RE 6.4888 nylon reinforced for sturdy Jean Strollo Uuller; Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Grieco, Sr.. Frank Grieco. U1HIE ti SHOWROOMS weak White only in sizes 9, Jr., and Claire Grieoo. 4S3 SHBKWSBl KV AVEXI E These Fashions SHBKWSBIKV, ,V J. 10 and II. Also At VO(,ELS F a t h i o n • F a in o u s Long Branch

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Herr'n the FAST. SAFK, SI'KK w»,v to complete home ownership. THI HANOVIi. »y Du Mont VV.ih G.M 15 .• n L.re wt picture. Our direct Krductiou Home I.nan run he paid off in f>a«.v monthly In f.» tlii.it. i. III., •liff.-r...... in ,,uulil, w, market, the Tirrni,. in pruc MI snuill ln«tallmrnt«—junt like rent. One pa.Miient ciner« Principal, In- 3.98 lrre»l. Tain and Inmirancc. Thounandii of Ked Bank Inlln have TRADE IN YOUR OLD RADIO, COM!, RADIO-PHONO, |R SMALL TELEVISION SET ON A IKMCRUN DU MONT bought their hnmi>« thin simple »a.t. Ingenue—Here's your favorite Pater Pan

He'll be fUul to ihow >on hnw >uu can own your own home. Why again—as an innocent round collar that give: this OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 P. M. not utivp in (or a friendly talk? blouse a charming, disarming little girl air. Judy \\ E ARE TEI.FA ISIO\ sl'Ed j/./s/s Bond does it in Crepe Nylene (nylon and acetata RED BANK SAVINGS blend) that positively loves laundering. Fashion- ATONTOWKI favored fall shades. Sizes 32-38. E RADIO

Jaw LOANS \JHKV SPK\KIN(. Ol HKALTH Cranberry Estimate Higher: , a m •, „ i • IT l<> NOT IBI r. TO SA» ' \\ (• 1)111 I tKKl IHIVC. POSSIBLE" • "iH Miu- I >LKK« ( IIIKOfK«< Tl( \\A< l\(l.l llt.ll K.I . .•; .1 l>,.i..-.n "f Turkey Crop Same as in 1949 Oi.U OOLU DONALD'S LAUNDRY A'lnn'ir His DR. WARREN FOWLER .•ririH,;. iii.-n- "f -i ; I- • ^•••' ' M--- , Both Ci-anhei i ifs ;tnj tin kr iv BAILS 44 Marion St. J.in<- R...-.-.H i: '• I ti.i.-..n • . l '.i 1 j ?BA MONNtOl III -I Pill will t»e mote p.erlilu. t >• I K WIKMIW i Ml -wi o' Mr a n*i M:.« [ IF I H II * ?AA1 BROAD Tu IVrn Tampan Win id! K S\ n.irlw H:I] ;I.JHI of A 5ea>un. Critic Huh" IIMI.- Mi* h.i.x Shirts Our Specialty Mew ,lfi-r\ s i ran^fiiv «r HI1 this yeai us e>i,milled at H.VtOO V'Tli ( It V .UNlul ha:. e'.* 'JIM- pound." each>. '11 per ipn' of t he:T ru^i Phone R. B. 6-0203 i.'iif tti.in ' t^t \, ,u - h;i i \ • >' rn |»er tent mint- i!i;in avei- FALL DANCING CLASSES ape, acrording to ttym es nmde hlf in the. State Department FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION of A.gt ii-uii me b\ t lie New Jt-i sey SIAHI SKITKMBKK > IH ci op i eporting .ser\ ice of the 1 U S.D A. Turkeys, the other essential fi»r ! Thanksgiving, will he about the OF UlaidentTvtm BRAS , same as last yearn near Lecord ; crcp of about 4on,non buds in New Jersey. This number of young hen* .and toms is more than twice the I ! average annual production for the ten-year period between 1936-45. KIRSCHBAUM'S Fop the nat ion as a whole * record production uf 44,550.000 tur- 23 Broad St. Red Bank' keys is reported. The previous high was set in 1945 when 44 million birds wrre raised. The cranberry harvest is expect- ed to start about Sept 1 in the Gulden state Bogs -suffered very little winto: killing or front darn- ape and bloom nnd set were heavy. Miss Dobson a graduate of a^je, although the season is later Bank C'atliohc hiKn ."ihool and th' 11 than usual. Katharine Gibbs ,«chuo! in NP Last year the yield WM 67.000 • ! York. i.« employed at the Naval Am barrels, while the average annual . munition depot. En Me Mi Wood production fur the ten-year period • ward. Mho set sed in the Ai my. i. from 1939-48 was 77.500 barrel* „ n. adtiat e of At lanl i« H lichland- ' high «choul and Die.vd Institute of I Early Blacks and Howes, two j TechnolriKy l" Phihidi Iplna. v^ hr varieties developed for flavor, size. Mb* Halvry nil.-rulrd R«l Bunk he wn.t a nifititmi- nf I'hi Tun ltd color and nutritive qualities, will Catholic high school and Rrd Bank t ratei nil y ami th»> Anni i. a n .Son make up most of the New Jersey Business infill ut ••. and i> im|>lo.\cd ty of Mechanical Engineer*. Oil Si fit 4 ill hi i -I I 11 I'll! ihnn i H 1/ fhl i 111 l.i >• i ,• 'if 11,, I h,, .,1 /, if crop. by the Pro^i e;-M\e I.ifi- Insui ;ince A considerable volume of the company. Bnad st n*?i mother is I nhl n d I hi in t >t ml m, I lit i t ii' \U In it ir nh it mi • ' mfiii h *•< lit if u If* add to your enjoyment New Jersey crop will he marketed the late Mr> Katharine Halves'. JPH jgh T ( HI ft'I ii ij nil I if fit " "f tin III < n ii 'I i -i i» j nil 7 s* /in i -f ,'<<»/(,•/.• I In i * sauce- and juict-. VVoMd Wai II. s.-r\i- I w !! h ' he th«- N'aliunai Jewuih Wi-iran- turn il Armi-d Ki-rrrs jn Kumj i- H.- \s .m- has i^sut'd UM .i nnual Jew i>h (\-il- II lit In I II I, I -fusil S I'H IKIIJM Mil * X*iH If It lit 11 Mi II '< < ,< i •! / , f ,, <,'I • I, I', ilil n< *», r Hazanl llo-jntal J1 r (111 ill fill III"'til IM-I k ii tin- >4 . ii'.>. | t ractlng company, Shi cw ?=imi y. , furce?*. I I It I t * Iff il I -I ill I'x III I II i i t fit t if. Building In ml Drive I Calendars an- h.'irii: maiii*d to | fii'M siHff ni'-mln-ts and to .Jewish At a rerent meeting uf the Haz^ Stork Showi-r iiivrn I chaplain.s f<»i distribution «t 30» 1 ard hospital board uf governors, il 1 HMA.KT I il Ktt .UKOHiTIC was decided to ir;i'-ti\ ate their j Mn*. Jala Lindslruni , posts in t h" I "nil ed S'Ht'\* and lo building fund cnmpaiRn, Organi/.a-j unit.« in Koi en .injian. Hawaii, \hr Mi s. Amanda Kaliii;i nf K ex- I'hilippirms and Einupr. tton 4plnt\R are under way on a coun-1port, Mrs. John lJut 'in <>l Kvcrett , The 8T-p:»gr booklet n-.oids th<- JOHN TOLAJNU • I'antoniiinc ty-widr badif, and the opening date i and Mrs. Edward Kalm> of Sco- Jewish holida.ss fm tin- J*»wi5h will be announced kooti a» plans ! beyville gave a stoi k .shown Sat- yeai 5711, uhich will Btait Sept. 11 are complrted. ! in day for Mis. Jala hind.-; i urn of at aundown; contain.1* si'lccted ptay- Said James BHI boui. jn rsulrnl uf, Sown Orange. The pan \ , ijcni ni . ftp in Hi'biew and Knglish and lists the board of poveinoi.-s "F^eaclivat- Mrs. Kalmn'fi home, al.^o lionoi ed Mir boairt'*! aimed .-ervire field of- Ingthe buildinp fund campnian has another finest. Mis. ZHrna Snt'ej fii t's in !h'^ I *ni!ed Statr- as well DOROTHY TOLAND DANCE STUDIO been necessary due to the im-rea>e of Minnt>>;tta, \\\\u u ;i.s i'li.-cr\ ing as thr na nice of ov>-i .sraa arnmd in building coflt.s on the original her birt hday. structure proposed. The plans, how- • si* i-vices committee chairmen in (Jiu'.st < we to Mr. and Mis. I-Jino Ala.ska, tin- Canal Zont*. Jamaica 201 KASI HKHIiKN PL ever, are bein^ stieamlined to con- Massa uf Sniueyvilli-. Mi. and Mrs. form with the response to the Kiiti.sh Wc?i Jndies, (jermany and Charles Ayra and daughter l^clen. H a wa i l. previous building fund campaign. Fair Ha ven . At i and M r.-=. Ke vo The public acceptance yf the. tir.si I*htonen. Red Bnnk; Mr. nnd Mrs. drive ever conducted fur \hf Haz- Arne Kalina, Mutii .\.t n. Mi .inii ard hospital was indeed very nmt- Mrs. KIUR Hduy, l.itUe Silvet, Mr. ifying", with public approval for nur and Mr.v Michael Knuttila am) Mr. cause demons11 ni*-d by some 5JKH1 and Mr Om^f Anderson, oontrihution.*. I sinccirly triuti that Orange; Mis. Jalnmr \rmuino. our present c:ampaign will rece.ue Cliftnii, ami M -HS Shirley K.t'.ma. the samt' fine .**pirii of puhl.r co- Ann Kalnin. Jiilui I 'r>rlm, IOdu ard operation and support that has heon Kalma. John Poitm and Jala given to Hazard hospital in the Lindstrom, past." Campaign headquarters are lo- If caught in the open by an ap- cated at 150 Broadway. Ixmg proaching expei'.- advise Branch, with Albert H. Doe. Haz- you to run. nut walk, a; i ijjht an^le* ard hospital public relation direct- to its path. You may bo. able to or, in charge of the campaign. Hd out of the way. if- your best home heating buy ONLY is dependable

imoum 1. Gas it faster 2. Gasiscl«an*r 17th Annual Cutest Child Contest 3. Gas is more tihcitnt Closes September 9th! 4. Gag is completely automatic S. Gas heata evenly SPORT JHIKETS $500 CASH 6. Gas heats silently 7. No fuel delivery problems tr« tin ti ffti Grand Prize I. No price uncertainty Wets tf (•//#!# 7,000 Cash and Merchandise Prizes 9. No eottly maintenance Hn* yaw b*y *t §Irt pti»l«|f«(rfn< rnri win • Ifirilllni print Thtra't HIM tin* H 10. No space-wasting fuel storage * «

181 BROADWAY LONG IRANCH m Page Tin HKI> HANK UKCISTKR. 'AICIST 3). 1950 REVIEW OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY IN RED BANK AND VICINITY A Complete Cen ter for All Needs of the Building and Construction Trades DORN PHOTO SHOP Red Bank Lumber and Supply Co. Continues to Expand Its Service RED BANK DIVISION SPECIALISTS IS Covering Phases of Building Supplies From Homes to Major Projects COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION — AMI — A!l o\d America ' hammers ore. CANDID WEDDING PICTURES puunding out a tattoo of piogreps, buildings ate rising from freshly A creative engineering and msnufacturinK or- PASSPORT PHOTOS. PHOTO COPY rlfiited land and homr.s of all sizes ganisation constantly exploring the widest possible OZALID PRINTS and values >i't Koing up to shelter America's children under a peace- applications of all the sciences to all manner of in- ful sky. But all of this construction dustrifll, commercial, domestic and human proh- ADULTS EVERYTHING and building would be impossible were iv not for the suppliers who lems to help achieve a bright and better tomorrow. GROUPS make available the necessary ma- PHOTOGRAPHIC terial.*, tools and equipment. In CHILDREN HIM community the Red Bank Lum- MOVIE CAMERAS * SUPPLIES ber and Supply Company is doing CONCRETE &CINDER BLOCKS INDIVIDUAL IS WALLACE STREET RED BANK its share to keep the con?tiuction machine running in hiph gear. • 8AND •CKAVF.L • CEMRXT Nme Partnltiir* Co-operating nith Monmouth Boat Club Bill and John Frank. Fait Haven • BBICKS • CHIMM V I II K public auction Friday, May '-'fitli. picsiilenl and m-rii-laiy u! tills firm took ovci the old St. James pa- CALL REP BANK 6-4194 rochial school building at Pearl and Wall st.. Red Bank, a few years ago and since that time they have RED BANK BLOCK CO. been a.1! bui-y as the contractors ATLANTIC GLASS CO. /.••^/ • 1U Leonard Street Red Bank «h.i r..|y ..n irmm for supplies They have converted the former school- house into a model n lumber nnd Glaw and Mirrora in every size you can hrrak'. hiiid'Aiue heaflqualtfrs and arc ORNAMENTAL HAND RAILS Mill busy making additions, alter- Auto (.!««» . (.lam Top* • Plate <.la«« ations and lenovations to he better able to serve their customers with 21 MAPLE AVE. •••«•••• *i.»m.B» RED B,ANK 6-3860 a high quality line of all kinds of mf> f f>m \\%i ___ building materials, from the small- est nail to the heaviest beams. rCIXY AUTOMATIC Step by .step they have added to LUMBER then services until today they are WESTINGHOUSE equipped to .supply to the fullest MACHINES measure, millwork, plywood, pine, shelving, hardware, paints and a i Ineluded among the hundreds of to a mansion or factory, that can- full line of garden tools and nerds, thrniiRh whirh lip ran H«r« yon can hava your •oil«d • MASON MATERIALS i items allied to the building and con- not be obtained at the Red Bank including power mowers and home look and get idea." and estimates. clothM wuhtd, rinnd damp dried workshop tools of the famous Members of I hi- firm "ill fir hap- struction trades carried by Red Lumber and Supply Company. • WALL BOARDS .Bank I.umbci and Supply Company •utomitically wbilt you do jour SUI1 Tool line, in quantities for the py to talk over the needs of build- | Quality products, service and de- •hoppinf. Half hour itrviet. (tri nml prospective hiltl/IlT- ii.tviv ' ;i! p rnnliinfr mflterinN nnrl tnsilla- • PAINTERS' SUPPLIES w_, ,_ .-ontiartcr, tliu home cv>rM*, and ( pendamnty are represented in thl« industry. ing them as to the materials and tion, the 4>rodurU of loading manu- j farturtra, all types of brlckn, wall- .firm, located in the old St. James GROVIR PA1KIR S Red Bank Lumber and Supply quantities they need. j schoolhouse at the corner of Pearl Red Bank dumber and Supply ] hoard, asphalt and tile flooring, RED BANK LUMBER Company stores all ils millwork in ruhhrr tile, post and rail fence*, j and Wall sts.. Red Bank. Out of "Drive-In" Laundromat a steam heated warehouse at room Company hn» spicinus storage fa- | the concentrated business district, cilities both inside and out. In their unpainted furniture and cabinets, TW* INTMMU • WALL tTRtlANDT SUPPLKtYD BANCOMPANK Y •••»»» temperature. Thin is a most import- Satlnlite decorative tile board, parking facilities are ample. ant factor in house building since one-story Water «t. warrhouse all Mieot rock, masury paints, wire If you're planning to build or if It MMfeaalt *«. M WsHm St. Century Welding Co. this treatment reduces the possibil- types of mason materials arc ' il •.-!!• . -. • !.|V..l»-ni,:i,Warl|iH.lil.i|i.,1,,l.i|! M,, : WItg fencing, and a full line of hardware you are a builder and not satisfied MIMIttoWH 1-0114 ity of shrinkage after erection. I „ it i, • -,:i • .,;• .,!!..; • In:; • i| •»• \K •• •. !•; • !Mli':ll»i]:|i,, 1% 3 stored. A sizeable yard is used for for home construction at moderate with your present supplier, why not The company cafries the Wey«r- •t -.'«. i.. ii .•:»,.,i-ii.-iua-51-fc-i.:biUt.iu^ut.'.•. *° ~ 1 receive from V. A.? develops when the cattle stand in I f .iii.''|i „•.!'• ii 'I'!);. :|n Tkt Vntf RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Carrier ceutical association for avoidance BAIRD-DAVISON CO., INC. RED BANK 6-5228 Air Conditioning Systemi •MOP LOCATE* AT tlfc tt-1730 S-1731 of dangers in a cluttered family LAWN sktAiS FERTILIZER Uil Burners - Fuel Oi medicine cabinet. Edward A. WMA*r AVC me MM Stoat* II, MIMIttew* RC «.IT« Thorne. president, said that 1.500 It's wonderful—the. relief you gel persons died annually in this coun- from the heat with a Carrier Room try from accidental poisoning. • GARDEN SUPPLIES • Air Conditioner. Tumi a hot, Window & Plate Glass RED BANK AUTO PARTS CO. "Weeding out the useless or , PHONE RED BANK 6-2300 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS sticky summer into a fresh, cool harmful articles every two or three apring! months," Mr. Thorne said, "will 176 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK Mirron Resilvered MACHINE SHOP SERVICE save many lives. The contents of Removes dust and dirt, circu- • PHONE RE M070 • unlabelcd bottles, icmain;: of old lates air draltlessty, relieves ha/ 1 prescriptions and poisonous drugs No Monty Glass Tops For 111 SHREWSBURY A< E. RED BANK fever. • that are kept for general use cause ' Save Up Desks and Furniture •many deaths, especially among Down For your better health and children. to 35% LET IS "MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN" greater comfort, order yours to* 36 Month. j "The contents should be disposed On Heating Safety Auto Glass ' flay for immediate delivery. 'of before throwing away old hot-! to Pay INfTALLID WHItt YOU WAIT PLUMBING & HEATING I ties and pill boxes. It should he un- Conversions Cestsl ! necessary In warn that every hot-j M tie. jar or box in the cabinet should ' in 4 ia No More TE GLASS CO. OIL BURNERS - NOEL I. - IT MONMOCTH STREET 31-1IOIK SERVICE be labeled. Yet there are accidents , 6 Hours REU BANK 6-1063 every day caused by people drink-1 Co«l Worries NILSON ing or using toxic pieparations j YoungstoHu Kitclienaiders taken from unlaheled or wrongly 488 Broad St. Phone RE 6-S454 YOU'LL WANT THIS Eatimatei Furnlihed labeled containers." Geo. C. Koeppel * Son TELEPHONE teas* HOSPITALIZATION 141 First Ave. Atlantic Highland? 1-0890 Geneva RED BANK 60419 BECAUSE IT GIVES YOU

'" DON'T DFSP\IR , . CJET MORE WEAR •M »»r c.mpl.t. lln. .1 plumbing MORE BENEFITS AT LESS COST! •a* anting Hitur.t f.r h.rmt, PHONE RE 64747 Tomorrow May Be Too Lute SIGMUND EISNER CO. •Ml., and larg. kull«lng> , , . • VULCANIZING • RECAPPING V It will pay y*ul Selberling Truck Si Paueofer Car Tlrei «. For Mor# Information Plumbing and Heating I. Martina Can At H.mtl CUP COUPON Tom Wilderspin IATONTOWN CIHCLI—HIOHWAV II SHARPE TIRE CO. (. Ct»n AMIIltaal O I I F II'TEKS r>H0M lATONTOWN 1-tiaT CklMrtal •ex ••• * tiro i MONMOUTH IgACH 14I0I IftI Oakland 81. (At RR tra-?ka> Red Bank 1. N* Waltlagl T»i Priirtttlv. Lift Iniyrtnct Ct. For 4. 11* Bi)ri C*«*rag*l **4 lank, NH Jtrtty L N C L E S A M I. Ctvera MitwaHrl a. II* larflul SINCE 1UU3 FORGET FURNACE WORRIES!! SWITCH TO NATURAL GASH •mf«ttl f. N* ' ECONOMICAL TROUBLE-FREE a. oal liawnMl *. Ami LI«M**a' A RED BANK INSTITUTION COUNTY GAS COMPANY le. Ctvtrt ea«fi SOI III UMUOL \VK. Ill I) JUNK FREEHOLD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS KEYPORT PROGRISSIVE LIFE INSURANCE CO. Home Office: RED BANK, NEW JKUSIJV TtED RANK TtF/iTSTRTt. 'ATOPST 31. 10'rt Page Elerea

tional denfens"". that it would' amount to a subsidy for 5hi[>p,n^ ' What It Means: The subsidy, tncy add, would go j to foreign vessel* a.« mmli u.» CHEVY'S Panama Canal Dispute American ships. Treaties rf|Uirc j equal toll rains "Home of Spotlest Dry Cleaning" By CLJVRKE BEACH I BIT nobody knows the true oper- A new canal also \» involved Will I Wajhingrton , ^p, -- President | ating pijjrns.'s of the canal, tho in-toll rates bp based on in'i r^st Pick Up and Delivery Service Truman decided back in March. • vrstiRHtors poinird out. because charges on that vast, ne«* capital 1M8, that there, ought to bf a litlle them is no business accounting ays- outlay? SAME We Operate Our Own Plant hlke in the toll rales for the Pan-tcm- Thr Hoover Commission asked If so the ri«e might be fantastic. A SERVICE PHONE RED BANK 6-1871 a.ma canal | '(•organlZrttion uf IHMHI adininls- A government study in 1945 recom- Cinal Zone expense.* had Rone uplfation It. simplify accounting. mended the ronst ruction nt a *oa- LANT AT es mvm ITMIT •(» BAH* & lot since the last toll rate rise i At "1P suggestion of the House level canal, primarily for defense in 1938. (committee the Preaidenl had thepurpose*. It estimated the cost «t Toll rates in the privately opcr-' Budget bureau make a study. It $2,483,000,000. Since then many LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR attd Sue* canal have heen raised i recommended a reorganization, prominent engineers have ques- LAMP rrom 28 Egyptian piastres in 1»39 I substantially along the lines of the tioned the advisability of such a to 30 piastres. The Pteeident an- Hoover Commission plan. A bill 13 canal and have said the most might IMKEN Conversions nnunred tha.. Oct. 1, IMS the rate ,now in Congress, be aa high a» J20onn.nno.nnn SILENT AUTOMATIC • Television for the Panama canal would rise I Here ire some of the arguments At present U. S. government from »0 cenU to fl per ton for ' brought out in hearings on the bill: ships use the canal toll-free. The • HEAT * Appliance! laden ships. ' Shipping men contend that half reorganisation bill provides that I Installation t Hervlce by • Radios But the rate rise never has gonr tho interest charges should be paid they shall henceforth pay tolls or I Factory Trained Ezperte as national defense. The Interest that the canal shall otherwise be I * Repair Service into effect. It has become involved in one of the stormiest contro- charges, about 115.000,000 a year, reimbursed. I INIONOILCO. versies now raging in the capital- account for 7S cents of the JO-cent Thie is a itep in the right dirrc-l HAROLDS Involving such issues as the build- toll. lion, say the shipping men, but ! LO PRCtTI, OWNH ing of a new canal and reorganiza- Cross-continent railroad men, on they feel that under the plan the ' *• LAM AVC FAIR HAVIN RADIO I ELECTRIC SHOP tion of the canal's administrative the other hand, say that no such government still wouldn't ne pay-' •HONI MO BANK 0 M7» U Front St Bed Bank e-»4t and operating set-up. allowance should be made for na-ing its full share for national de- At the suggestion of Congress fense. the President haa repeatedly post- poned the effective date of the rise JVew Methods Cut j while Congress studied the issues Lighting Equipment Production Costs j CAR REFINISHING Now it is set for Apr. 1, 1*51. and Supplies DONE B\ SPECIALISTS Shipping interests protested to Great advances are being made J Congress when the raise wa« first in the joint Air Force-aircraft in- announced. They said ship opera- COMMERCIAL dtutry program to improve the ef- IWRECK REBUILDING tors were barely able to make both ficiency of modern complex aircraft THAT WILL MAKE VOCR CAR LOOK NEW ends meet, and some were losing and at the same time auhstantially money. Besides, they were already RESIDENTIAL reduce the cost of manufacturing. being: charged too much in tolls, I Background of this program »a« 24 Hour Wrecker Service they rnnt«ni1«»|, tyea'iM in setting • described in the February. 19511. is- toll rates the government made ; INDUSTRIAL sue of "Planes." them pay for Items which should I Progress of the program is algril- • POKUS AUTO SERVICE • be charged to national defense. I lled by the fact A.M.C. has ap- 30 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK. RE 6-3346 WltTINCNOVII proved the let'ing of ten methods The House Merchant Marine LAMM development contracts. It now haa committee was instructed to make under consideration B list of 19 an Investigation. It recommended I other high priority undertakings that the whole theory of Panama ! FELDMAN proposed by the Manufacturing canal tolls he examined. The cur-, Methods committee of the Aircraft "Music By Majestic" rent practice Is to charge tills' Electrical Supply Co. Industries Association. These were ALL YOU 00 IS I Vee. we will Install a ntw ar guarantee* use* JUKI iOK In ttat which will defray the costs of opcr- j selected aJ the most important ITS FRESH-FRUIT I ream el yeurs. w« have a fine telectlen el sneakalls, shuffle alleys, sting and maintaining the canal I 759 River Road Fair Haven from an original list of 200 submit- ADD WATER AHO Inmate central systems. High Monty machines MINTID lar aartlee, and Canal Zone facilities', besides; I ana eneclal attain. Music tcrvics art eaulamaiit ler lateetrlal plants. Red Bank 6-5232 ted by the Industry. LEMONADE, FOLKS! llSMvlrles ln«ltea Iram stem, luncheanattes aa« restanraats. Call as (riving the government a 3% return ' I NOW It net eallsllea with »rtt.nt service ana- aajvlnmant. on its Investment. I The Manufacturing Methods com- ICE! NO LEMONS mittee point* out thai money spent WITH REAL for the development of a new pro- TO SQUEEZE! MAJESTIC AMUSEMENT CO. cess or a new time-savins, enst-cut- ilHOMEMADE TANG/ If W. BIROIN PLACI PMOHI RIB UNK Mill SERVING OUR CUSTOMERS IN ling, accuracy-improving machine SUGAREO OUST may mean the saving of millions . HOME NEEDS FOR OVER 25 YRS. of dollars in the final cost of tutn- RIGHT/ • GARDEN SUPPLIES • II out airplanes. Japanese Beetle COOK & DUNN PITTSBURGH PAINTS SECOND TO NONE! Quarantine Ends SIEGFRIED HARDWARE CO. Japanese beetle quarantine regu- PHONE ATLANTIC HIOHLANM I-IIO* lations for the 1950 season on the ur MT. AVIHUI interstate movement of fruits and vegetables, except green corn, ware revoked Friday, the division of MAIMONE BROS. plant Industry, State Department FINEST QUALITY FLOWERS of Agriculture haa announced. The - 1111* beetle flight season Is at Lemonade "RANCH TYPE HOME" an end. Certification requirements on FOR INFORMATION BRIDLE & LATHAM green corn and cut flowers will NAVICINK, N. J. PHONB ATLANTIC NIOHLAMDS 1-OIOe end at midnight, Sept. 30. Year PHONE RED BANK 6-3937 round restrictions are effective on the movement of plant material OK KE 6-0785 and eoll from the whole Japanese Imagine! Honosttn-goodncRs lemonade, nine beetle regulated area, comprising with sunny-tart tang—without squeezing a the entire slate of New Jersey and much of the area east of the lemon . . . Mississippi. the grandest lemonade that ever trickled The results of a survey of the down your throat.. . damage by the inserts to New Jersey farms and gardens will be that's Birds Eye Lomonade! announced later by the plant in- It's the juice of fresh SI) N-R1PKN KI) Irm- I UPHOLSTERING dustry division. Last week mai kid That will grace your home ALLEN I the 34th anniversary of the dlscov- ons, concentrated, sweetened, quick-IVn/i'ii. ! ery of the Japanese beetle near ELECTRIC SHOP YOU JUST ADD WATKR AND l( K, and Krt Riverton, N. J. 6 glasses—a FULL QUART of glorious lem- LIP COVERS "Red Bank's Leading Snug at a glove Early explorers, amazed at the onade in 30 seconds! Electrical Shop" slie of footprints they found in DRAPERIES Southern Argentina, called the Try Bird* Eye Lemonade! If it isn't the swell- BIRDS EYB TEL. RE 6-0612 to place Patagonia, or "Land of the eet lemonade you ever tasted—including your Beautifully custom made 18 WHITE STREET Big Feet." own homr-Mjutrzed—yawr money back! t RED BANK The National Oeogrtphic society rrrttM I BO, t ...tr.l r

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AUSTIN M. CROSBIE /"i • "> THE Vlagttajf Pea* are grown HOUSE MOVING and telected especially for SPECIALIST Flmgitaff.Thty're perfect gem* "*> MARITON AVI. KKANIIURe. N. i. NKAHtauM e-ieee —packed when young and ten- der, with all their lugar-eweet flavor teiled in. Taste them. Complete We challenge comparison! f T PEAS Radiator Service TRUCKS {Repaired FUEIIUE Cleaned SOLD ONIY IV YOU! UIINDlV NtlGHIOIHOOO OdOCIK

Recored Deluxe Wallpapers ALL OUR WORK Oils, Varnishet GUARANTEED Brushes, Ladders ASPDIN PUBLIC SALE WOLFE Having sold my farm and living immediate possession, I will PAINT CO. tell at Public Auction on the premises at: AUTO RADIATOR SHOP 20 White St. RE 6-1129 53 Morford PI. RE 6-0209 One* rrMay NI|Ma RAINBOW FARM, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Mountain Hill Road between Five Corners and Chapel HIU "SERVING 28 DISTINCTLY DEUCIO'a FLAVORS" . . . home made Ice cream made fresh dally SATURDAY. SEPT. 9th CATERING TO SPECIAL ICE CREAM PARTIES at 10:M A. M. The following described property: g Original Duncan Phyfe Caramel Ice Cream Shoppe Dining Room Chajra with Brass Inlay, Oil Painting Landscape ISt RIVIMIDK AJVI., RIO BANK Rl e-4114 (Creaewich 18S4), Mahogany Inlaid Night Stand, 2 Lion Glass Com- potes, 1 Shadow Box Wool Flowers, 1 Shadow Box Wax Flowers, 1 Hanging Shelf (Walnut), 1 Pine Clock, 1 Steeple Clock (Mahog- any), Ruin Bottom Chain, 1 Drop-leaf Table (Mahogany), 2 Ma- ple Chain, 4 Arrow-back Plank-seat Chairs (Original Decoration), 1 Pine Dough Tray, i Corner Cabinet iPinei, 1 Folding-leaf Ma- MONMOUTH hogany Table, 1 Wool Winder (Circa 1750), Linen Press I Mahog- any), 3 Carved Walnut Chairs, 1 Pair Decal Lamp Vases, Dewey GI&M Water Pitcher (Battle of Manila), 1 Corner Chair. Steuben SPRING SHOP Wine Bottle and 8 Qlassei Twist Stem, 6 Beer Glasses (Danish), 1 Folding Cocktail Table, Odd Lot Hooked Rugs, Chest of Drawers (Mahogany), 1 Mahogany 2-tler Table. 2 Slat-back Pine Chairs, 1 All Type Leaf and Coil Springs For Truck* portable Electric Washing Machine, Coffee Table, 1 Maple Mirror, FRONT END and AUTO REPAIRS Bureaus, Cheat of Drawers. Odd Lot Prints, Odd Lot Steel En- 7« BRIDGE AVE. TEL. RE 6-5191 BED BANS weight cl«M-13,000 le 16,000 lbs. O.V.W.i gravings, Bennlngton Cuspidors, Sunbeam Mixm.'istrr with attach- Net ha>raea>ewer ... the power yen vie, the F»aturingt TWO OMAT VAIVI-IN-HIA» ment), 1 Pine Footatool, 1 Wing Chair, 1 Koiir-poater Mahogany pewer tWIveree1 ef Ike cfufen . . .!« the true Chevrolet heavy-duty trucks lead them oil! The "Flavor Test" Proves They're Beat Bed, Braaa Andirons, Kitchen Set. Chlnaware. Glassware, Kitchen- measuring (tick of o truck's ability to haul Compare the forts! Check the seriol plates INOINII e THI NIW POWIR-Jn CAMURHOI ware and many Items of which spare docs not permit listing. peyleadi. And for net horsepower, Chev- of ell other popular mokes for proof. And Lunch will be served by the Ladies of the Middletonn Baptilt e DIAPHRAGM SMINO CLUTCH • SYNCHRO- rolet heavy-duty truck* with loadmotter remember—/»'i the power at Ike cfvfch that Church. Sale will start pri^mptly at 10:30 A. M. as thin is » large MISH TRANSMISSIONS* HY"OIO RIAR AXUI CLUB ROYAL one-day sale and by reason of giving Immediate possession all onglna have no equal among the five met) cevafil Come in and let us tell you tha Items must be disposed of and removed from the premises. popular etene'eni equipped mokei in their full story ef Chevrolet's truck leadership. • DOUtll-ARTICUlATID BRAKU • ADVANCI- CARBONATED LEVERAGES By Order nf: wlaraaita DISION STYIINO • MU-TVM STIIRINO Manufactured By C. ALAN HUDSON, Jr. H. G. DEGENRING, Inc. I. G. COATS AUCTION ERR McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET CO. Distributors of RUPPERT Beer and Ale rhonr: Lung Branch, N. J., «-«»IW Memhrr "Nitlnnal Aurtlnnma Aiinnntinn" Rear 16 W. Front Si. Red Bank 6-3Q00 "N. J. Slate Society of AucHloncrnT v 29 MECHANIC STREET Phone Red Bank 6-3130 RED BANK Page TWTIVP RKD BANK RF;r.Ii*TER, 'AUCfCST 31. 1950

Y AND fcLLLTION Ha-rnuny Ttuad. to Ha1'**! C. Hendrirk. •REGISTRY AND ELECTION for the full term of three years earh. REGISTRY AND ELECTION NOTICE IO AUTO ULALLBi REGISTRY AND LU.CT10N Nl.llLL VJM'I (or riff . ' heucr H ) full uwing the thr^r (.oron^rg fnr (h»> I o uny of Mon- i .; •! -Mt. t NOTICE NOTICE NOUCt f TOWNSHIP Ut MIDDLtluWN, N. t. '<»a I moji h nnri for '.he follow ad, • hf W N. J. ,pf hen<*« (ft* Nolut \. :, A;. . r • . I •• Kr ! t\ I--- i \ >.. • " ,ih ' h, . • j .- |..[ M.- An Assessor for tht full term of four fur the Bormifiti of Nrw Shi< w-burv , iy. alui.jt Bay, to the iioinl^ar ©*•« i .( MotiHinjU. Sv*t« ol Ne* Jerl*y. will H il- n I.. ..;.. •,. .\ .,; }• : • . , »•.vi X he c a- • ii. ;•'.'* • years. < ounty of Monnmuih. .^latc of Niw J-:- • if Rt-tfinn i niffi AI the [ifnrcs hrr«inafl«r designated .Ilk' C.f • .'.. Ml •• •• .•!,.! ( .. . . : a(-.(r tn sr.aled t:' r !in f MM nv .'•f.v, v ..! fn«-« 1 *t. the rijnrr hTf .nafh : 1»!»CB fui 'he Sixth b.*«*. Jn Notic* is hereby gi\tn that qualified Ti •••:» I ;. - S-''].,.. . , •• .-• ••; 1 IN i.Mlil-K ?, I .' •' 1 I M'\Y. M I litjn Ili'itti-i. i^ (he I'u t MUMIU. 4ih Kl:e( 'lUK-SitAY. NOVEMBER 7, l»&0 voter* of th« Borough t.-f S«» Bright, Ufs.iinaiui i>i. I'.''.- ;«• • P. M ,i.,> , • II h.-l'U. S"'. I MI5H! 7. 1-. J lluu-i at I'o.t County of Monmouth, Stiite uf Nrw Jcr- 1 Th. Mi.),-: HI •[ « ..,n. f(n the hcu off a anajj tf p. 8 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER T, UiU I Seventh Lleclion L>i«tri<_t Commonly lfy, nut already ieK' U-ri.d in said mu» h»twc«:i int hoJrs ot 7 n. m. RI.II a p. fur the ! [.»>•• ':•• •!:•• ot conducing* the • paliiy unJi-r tfie IOM» ot New Jersey 'KKNNr'I II I IKI.I'S, M Known at ihf Ei«l Kcfln'bi-n Ditdkt. I,' r 1 Hi hlrrt m., f'ir the puipost of conduct! ng the .1 : ]fu\ernintf prrmflnrnt rftriitrnt mft may (Jfr.eral tllti [,«,.-. 5tirnth ElfLtion DiitMtt. I The b\> Jt.daile* of 'he lame a:i a* H he j MAI.(;IU:TTA L. KKKJ.. * . I I'I niunicii^lity for the purpose of reif.itt i nr transfer with the clerk of Huid C.-nerH! Elcrtion will be tuld in tU !»» K a' aw" »h* t- 'he of t tfl'd mun'f •ip;ii:ty at h.« OHHV, Bor- III.MS'MNC t>i ll.e inni'h ol I'.w'i lii't.MK h memb'r of the Houie of lhe PHiiJ municipality f*>r lhe purpoBf of NOTICC i I H. i.h«] it ef: H ::•'< •( • " ft ;h. "In " ' "."*'" ,' j (;.eo« and m Sai...y H«>oK if (t»-ii»n j!•= .. nifi1 •• < s fiom ihf Third t'or.gr^,- fiMd'i H:;!!. ]"53 Efts: Oria:. itwi.ui. ,^ta flu ling u rmmbr v uf the rl"usc «t .1 - : 1 AN OIU'IN \N< K KKI. \ I INi, I (• the • a ," ' ' " | Ha v . then re rjnnit.y ( 1 > Sum he 1 v. aluim OI.H! Ilipti '* nf Now Jersey; «. ishf-nlf Hnttht. NfW JciRry RI any Unit.- bftwten. Rfpi-f MntHl'V. s frum the Thud ( f N»-w Jrrtey. a Shfnll UO Alt J' HI" HKAI.'I II "1 , • i li!iL!"'i '-he hountlfcry lir;S vt Kir. nun nUniet i Muiinniiith founty for the full tfim, „, OUt.II (M- Nf-.U <\\ \'A \\ Nlil 6 day. >f iitrmlif r ^«. IS.jd. dunfijc th* for Monmouth County fur the fill, l.-rm, n>! Vi..'in ..i na |i ,..,sh ,.( nel Hnn, c- > • followin« ruium: |l»;ly 9 •.'III a. m. to i wo mrmbfi-h of ihf Board .|g|, Ml .\ tnr M H .' v a ('••(! it rt I.IK l! Jlrl u 7 lf J2:Qr» ii'init. Sutur.-lHy. tjiiridny* and Hoi- I'rceholdri M f>>i the ("ounty of Monmrjuih \",'\ Mm .'! " ^ . - 'ei.«e (-> Wcitt.ly. Hi 1 tin full inrti of t hire year* * ach: IMII > t W , I r,«" u- ,',,a.| i.< • f of : ht- Neu for the fill! iirm *.f ! h' • f J Lfir- enrh ; !•„! uy KUIKI Ni> 7 to Palme. Ave IM* unimrn f»r the County of Mon- st nd Hoi.dtiyft i ...rruled, nr :•! V if • H jiit h t ni1 < OfllJ UIII 1 Hl.v thifi Cc*ron* in for ttu County of Moti- \\ Th. •• >hit" I" . A> ., «,. f •>• •(•i : .un v )• h r-.r C> ils inter*!1 i «t!h 'tip .mniirJa. ) llitr j.. \'7 . hold. N^iv JriHrv, at miy time l.P 1 M.-«:il r. «-• ...I|«I, . H rl, -I,. ! (r • thf P < H • 1"fl 'M? H IOI.H A Mayor fir tht full term of t*oWrdn-'K'lHy, Ap>;l IK. IH.Vi and incluriinu u/firts. vi/,.. ( line uf 'he Ro aujih of Ke«ii«l)ijrj£ • if 111. U. '. -..t SlHW... - .- -. ll-.f> -f ) hr*ti,,, t *1 Mtf\ 11 Thurfijay Srnt»»inb*r 'JJ*. 19i». dur- «rv A May or fnr the full t#rm of two 1 'hen.e !t> Norlheily an>l ea«teily, alonv T'll. Jfi: t Inn. 'i ."I: S. " ..r i ""iih thr ' i ': lilt r of Ma- n 'ilm«n for full ttrmi of ing the fnliou.iik' ho'li t: Daily 9;'"i P, 1 the hmmdiiy line of the Tmv.t#h:iJ of yrnr«. '.ht-t.if rr lit '•lly alonw i he (tin , m. (n 4 :Vi p. m.. Sa:urda>i, SjndBy* Two (onno 11 men fnr the full term of iii>n Ih-: .j i:.:. he Kuiuugh of KeMn** mml, th.-r.nf. nf Maple a uifi to 'he id. r ID hereby given that qualified and Ho'.'.dayi txcepied. thr»r )<«!». . Fll bum tu the high waifi line " Hanisn T f n.f r. I-: "I u n.th the <"•trr l.'it of V,'f <'k - I . tli it ,.f M .in ct Th> .-n ,1 Hofid >•( II' ;• 'M Hook f'n> . thenrr 15) Kti*t«r- volem of tbt BBoroug h of FaiFir HHaven, On Thuradvy, Hepirmbrr 2", 19J0. Two CounpjJmen for the term of two thrt >' a rt ihinre rut the .,:>• of M ..i.rii.j.jlh. .Vflr*. ,.l N, w ».M of (i\. IIKMI' • r* tt'i., -haH ihc •»!(! Uny lo tht point ai not already registered in taid Munici- tht rtgibtratiuu book* «ilL bt doled ye«r«. Nt •v j; • i ii • in' ;i: i ( fl yf Rookl««« re lo thp cen- :nly :flti»:(«i K ..f Nr« Jr !«l\ r, of III. ( mil . ' ..i.d -H.I " The (lolling |I1MV• fur the Si•venih Elec- governing permarient registration may Election on Tursdiy. Novrmbrr 7, 1960. yrar. ,-„• •..tri-I .-1 ;< ;-|ii;i! i nt i rij.t' a tin'. i-n.nt«d r... a ;• rm :•. . ; not Birr p register or tranifer with th« Cl«rk of An AsM'RBor for the fnU ttrm, 1 , f •v y in r»i»ti id I* the l 'iie Hume "f 'he Notift of change of residence or NP- M. l'.l.Ml HI.,| .in' Un.; Ml>. V* ,. ; '* s N* lc:c th* taid municipality at hit office, Bor- A Colin-tor for the full l*-rm. ^ 1 y ufVi-r East Kean^bu'Z Fi • e <_.:>miianj, ihomp* plirittioii for t rannfrr of rr gist rat ion apfii.t.Kil ;.'•'( i|.iii. fi. d. Mr n nn 111* h.-t . is Rnl Dank Woman'* (. lub, p.t- I. • ough Hill. IIS Fair Haven load, Ka.r •on A\en.jf, Kast Keaniburg. N. J bhall bf made rither by written rpgu*"-t N >ti-e ii htreby given that qualified 2. Th'.f »ft. ' th. M,' ... •• tf r !>' li H ! •.r I ', ot B-o«d »t:«t. i. It . H.^h Eighth Election Otitrttt, Commonly H»\tn. Ntw Jerati. at any timt bttwe*n forwarded to th* Municipal LleA or tht votrrs of th« Borough nf New .ShrewB- ., - „ ,. l.« € Hi _ •V .1, .-<... \"i- nnd ••on- M .'f the ( niim-t| tha sf •(! M • P "y • ' Eifhlb Eltction Uistnct. j Known «• th* Riverside Dtivc and V\ rdn-«Hny. April 19. 1950 and Thuft- County Board «f Klfrtion* on fnrmn bury. not already rpgistTPd in mid M^ ] Thin "lav app.nnt n;i' nn ml" r I.I tii..: ..)h- • vnfh Hi. M. < ' ' . 1it .1 Hal !•• . i\ny, S-|itrmbrr Jh, 1950, during tht providtd by said Municipul Clerk or Beginniitu in cetitcr line cf I^p.-usl »vr- 'hi Headdrn* Corner District. nicipality, under thf laws of New J.-rs-y betw *e i V, •dn« 8- the f. Sew Je; a a' > time • \i% RV high v-ater tint of thw Ncith I Tht bournjarie* of the innit *it JLIfdliuw hours: Daly S;0U a. m. tu 4:30 Board r>r by calling in person nt the govtrnmg *«ioiiiu«fit it-tfmtratiun aiuy hiild nhVr fn, I Iti .. -lit ..f !».'. V v i ; .- i i f . Id 4J") p. nrixl »i Al In. > . Mi >• henrt eaitfily HI'IIIK m., Satirtdayi 9_:i>'i a. m. to 4:00 p. m.,County Hoard of Elections up to and in- t"-> in. nil" r.. to In-M "Mi. • *•..( »h I- .-•.•'•J liuui.. foliowi register ur transfer with tht Citric ot ! center line of Lot i", avenue 'o the r*iL- I at th* Intrr&eciiun of the • Sundays and Holiday* Csctpttd, or at cluding Septembr-r 1!H, 1950. tha said municipality at htr oftica, it»u of ihr., im , \ ' tit* ml.* - Ight of ««y ei the NPW Yuik nnd l^r.« . Pfmnnent Reg'nuation Bureau Court- H.iiii-d Ihi n;,fi. : HI :-. '.-'d h.i l ler ln.» of Shi-ewFb.ny HM-IU It- .: -It;,' ..•! llur rt- Tht polling place for tht Borough ot d*nc*. Sycamore av*nut. Tin ton t'alls, *f>.j.hff!y tloi g the tmter line Hianrh Raiimad Cumi-a-y and nt the ' h»u«. Freehold. New Jtrwy. at any N*w Jenty, at any timt bttwetn poil.tMl I... If'. M 1.^ :•: -I I. N< ^ J"V| i.y t Sta Brtjrht 1* located ID tht Borough S).t(>rt*l..iiy avrnur t" thf rfiilfr V < -it <•-(;.,. Ai-. 1 Nave-ink o, Srufcttnuuiy lluer, ami fmm nmr b<-tt.«i Hednesd*y. April 1«. Hall. 1098 E»«t Uctan Avmut, Sta Wednesday, April 19, 19-*.» unti Thurs- (,'hcMii'it. »t'cet ; thcrice *a*ierly hem.- i-niiiiing Hi Nnrthe-lj. alung 'lie I H*-*" and Thunday. .September S S. 1030. >hH ii ll., .1 nil,,, f..r I... :. Mil '"< .I..;. .-. |--M,,I,, t Bright, Ntw Jerkcy. day, September 2*. 195", during the •he center linr "f fhP'tnut -t"'» »ht following hourt: Dally lolloping houn: (Jaily 10 ;U'J a. m. tu J <»/•>. < \l . I.t .' I'll (•.-. ,lf 1' :i)'j CLARENCE STEVENS, ,-ei.tri line •>( thr C. R. ft. Cn's rih* of; Blei-iHni Disuin Nu. C> »ml ti«Mii,1(1 Hi*.''••:<"» *• m. to 4:3o v. tn.. Saturdays 4:»D p. m.. Snturdayn, Sundays and Hu). »»r,jir ,- ).hH , I- li ..] f..r tR wiiv; 'h»"nre i.oi'he iy a'eng mt r lit:e irt No. 1 to Mill Biiiuk thence (V) Sundaj* and Holidayt extePLed. Borough Cltrk. idayn txrrpted, or at Permanent, Hi git- l'iP-,1 t.Tni ul C. It. n 1*1*1 ni!h' "f why lo hij Saucily, along Mill B".ok to Chipei j »" Thursday. September 2$, 1950. February 1«, 1900. tr-Rtion Burtau. Court house, Freehold, .1. S«.d H'l.nd of ll.ii •:. ter l:nc of the Nnfth Fhr*w»hury Hill Unail. thrnre (81 N...thirty, along l»e retf!»«.ration books wilt b» closed N.)w Jeriey, nt any timt be tw fti Wr rl- i hencp r••.!! h'\ #*• tr • J v alnng hirh t hni eI IIill Road, to Mountain Hill ( until after th« forthcuming (ieneral oenday April It*. 19 JO and Tliursdny, !.np of N*,JJ :»i .Ghr<<., No vember theiuc (it C unniHiiii^ Northerly tlrr-iif.n on Tuesday, No\ember T, 1900. REGISTRY AND ELECTION S*« p t r m b r r 2 S. 11' >.' ('. during t h < f o I - •iihfht line to pH'h Avtn.ie. thence) Notice of change of residence or ID* ii.M loins, f»«iiy 9:IMI a. in. Iu 4:i') p. C) Ha^ieiij. Huins Park Avenue t" » : pi.i-ation for transfer of rtgittration NOTICE m., Saturdays, Sundays and Hoiidaj» ("• Ihe H i,,: d. :, ,. * Ihf I'" p ate mad leadinjr ihmitrh the Ho«- i BnH|| h, mud* either hj written rtquatt cxU. Biiil^e avenue a .ad Mi Mitain^Hlll I t'OJIlly Board of Eltctiont on forms thf registration bouks will be cluoerl (., •' vate •if t •.. •tl i MN rt|'«. Ll' iiif Board of Election and Regi»try in and un !»• \ ili>l». I.- 11 r .1 ti \V**t Fi'Ofi! V rfet. pi'l'y to tht i'roV|ded by taid Municipal Clerk or uhti' *U*r th* forlhroming tienr r«l ! -\ h! i »•: **i.s «n fulrm*, for tht Borough of Shrewsbury, County Ninth Election Dlatrlcl. ni'tU trt No H"Hrd or b*, calling In person at tht Lleotinn on Tursday, Novrmbrr T. 195u. thai! i> • m. tie b. M li:.rtpal LIcrk nr of Minmouth, P'*te uf New Jeriey, will nwlaiy line of Kle.lic I'onu FJertinii ; "liice of tha Municipal Cltrk or Noti't of change of reKitlenct or AP- Itfi-iniiinv in the iftiKr line of l/.c li. • -i • | > v ' K .1. |-( i >n the m«fct at tht pltcti hereinafter, designated •1 BPI-...I.1 ( -» .1 I'.. ...1 for«(rulc nli.Htion for transfer of regiat ration a-.finiv hi hi.*h wnifi tine of the N»> ..Hi • .if lh/ M. • pi! t t' 1 r :• 'r. t ir t'nu r.t.v COJ- !.v P'>ar'i »:%t r-"f t Nn. '1 I'i the <«n Wf-tprly rludiiitf Srpttmhrr -'«. 1930. on tthall b<> made either by fl ritten rcyuetl Shr-e-v-tnj! y 1 i> ei. 'hf nee ea*l«i iy MII I:.., 1 f 1- . > !•> ,. l.il ihK lonr.l "a",l 'i!,.',' ni'»> In •'! Shrcw«huiy Rivrr: thf?r,.-f! rro\ .He tif m., for the pi,pott of conducting tht provided by taid Municipal Clerk or of i.ir.•:. ip lo and in* I h The polling nlarr for »h? ElRhth Klec*- ing place In *ach district, art as follow*: Board or by calling in person nt the iivp' >ic t . *h* i enlti line nf Mi'l 1[I- •ii \ li he polling plm-ri In tienertil Ekclion •>)•>'•.1 i|i»'xn in nl 'in in- 1 ! inn !>t tr!i-t U the Klre Hnuwn Fire Cuni|.;iny No. !. State Hitth- Election I* strict I is hereby defined Said CrnrrHl iTlrrtion will br. held in The foll'i v it a LO'II.-;•?!• dr.-c •('-| imp rf rhf»tivit Hrrtl tr» thf ccn't first Illrition Omtiict, Commonly Known County Board nf Election* up to and in- Iiilrnilin'iil: \,,.-,,-t •_• I ! •• • ay. Heflddtn'* Corner, N. J. n:id rlrt.rribrd KI follonit: Containing alt the said municipality for the purpobc nf t'on of th Kir.- 1 ).!•'.'.- J m 'he i .»f rljrhi uf "ny nf the Ne• York ft |,M. v as the Middklown District cluding Srptember 2$, 19.'>0. KKNNKT1I I IKI.MS Max, thHt [l of n*-l * ar-l :h. O.,-M! .-!1 R aii.-h mlhnnfl : Ihrnre Bfi.ithep>tfl> I he bouiiila: ie« uf the turns art as Nlntb Election Dlttrlct. flin'iiii^li ,.f ,\,-» • A lini- uliirh begins at a point where tht IteprrsenUtivrs from the Third CUIIKITJ-- nf pniiing 1'iArc ea h of ihe $n\d .enter li >f w«v .if N>« The uDiindarlea of tbt lamt art as B.)Ut:f!ariE5 of th<* Election District* I Attrm ; Mnr-.'i. in I.. Ur. ,1, I fu V rrntir lin*> nf liurna Vista Avpnur if e.\- sional Uiftrirt of New Jci>ry; a SherilT Vo-i, B-Hrirh "",;"\ MM in lhe rliir.ui/h of Nrw Shrewsbury anrl f !fiidr'.l would, intrrsret thf Shrewsbury fnr M.w>mf>itth County for the full term, cptii«r line n f Riv-rr tt r*>ft (|,i ml ,-e.| I ! c ml the mouth of Wai*. tlir pnliing plnrt in enrh dibtrirt^ arc Mttl Election District :iv on . t.itt ffik'hnay IIUNIC Nu. 30 I'ivr, thencr running south along the two mf mnrm of thr Honul of ('hnsrn CHANCERY DIVISION 2 115 rhe.M-e ve^teily nlonp the re-.tfr line 'if reck and Rs-idy Hook or Ranun ns fullowr.: (" :hr uni ihence running 111 tjujtherly. dlotitt irii'rr line of B tic nil Vint a Avrtiuc, t*> Freehold*-™ fnr the Cmmtv uf Monmouth Shr«whiiry . iver; «hriit-# tui:th- ' . And from t,hci-c« ruittt.i.if (1 ^ 1 SHERIFFS SALt: -liy » .;., tht No'th Sh lhe tiuninlRiy In if of the Township nf Hint t'oint wrfrrp the rrnti»r line of Bupna for th<" full t*>rm of 'hi * yrjim iarh. First Election Dltlrlcl ii"''• il high « H*P ' 11:;r of \' h thei Iy. along Wait desk and Iht Of I .< ,;,' n-l. [., ni. ,f : . < '. ,| . ,, . , tw«n the i••<> <- iirs ,>wied I'.v (he i Mi.lillctii-M. and the Tuu-ti^hip of Holm- Vi-u A vf nu*. iiilrr<,ert» the Kumson Bor- thrpf ( oronn-.n fnr th»- County of Mon- Al! Hint pnrlinii «>f lhe hnrnugh "f P ndHiy line of Elcrtion Tumrii-t No. 2 • if thr S I ' modlh B<>H f ".\\\* a: d the im hu • y \\\er to the rci.iri li*. ' j ilel n. '.he Kr'l Hill Ruad; thc.ee i'i > mouth and for the following niimicir.al \,.w «!, .-,,.1..,..,, -:--. .r --.-rth, :.f thi Pfi.k AvenilP- thrnr- I'M Fa^tf-.lv v tlr1! Hank 1/ ft iin, otiircH. VIE., CriUrtl lUilrofwl trarkn. M h?i,.,,y h i.- .„ . «.,, l,c or along Park A^fiiue, tn Hf.foid Avenue MormiKh Imp to a point wh**re the said r j 'd the Hum Hiillow KnB'l. thence (3) The polliriK plarc fnr thp First Kler. nil-.- II. l,i,l,I.,- i.n.l.i. . I.-I thence Hi Nuitherly. nlnn* Hn-furd Imp inifT'-rrts 'he rrntrr line of lair Ha- A Mayor for the full term of two Mo,,,l;| v. t hr 1 I tl| ,1.1V •'' S' i»'.r«f!. f f The !."!!.nir [."*'• of 'hr N i.'!i T.'r-\ • | a Inn / • he Ram Hollow Road e«i'!erl.T Iu timi Iiisiv.t \ in thr Ki>r*>;iHh oT N^\ Avenue, to the New Monmoulh and At-vr» nmd; 1h*"Ttre north along th*> renter years. 1 t:,U III IV, n ,, |l,, ||M ,; . ,,f Broad e ' I'l-iii't ii Union Flic HO:JM, Shiewsli the Nt-w Yin k and l^onj: Brunch Rail- Shrewsbury t% the r'irrhomt. Tin ton RiKhiar-'N Rca')- rh*r re M) K f Fair Haven road lo tht Shrews- Two Cnuncilmen for full term* ci anil I .S'i .IV.II. n |»1 : ,, • ... centtr line Mr "hfcitii- f:. eel. t hp"-* avenue. ruin, runt of way; thenre (4) Northerly, Tails, Nrw Jrr>-y. bury ri* three years each. cajy ute the cfrter line of Mr- Tenth EltcMon Dutrict. aluiiK the Nrw York and TiOnK Branch erly; alor.g »F\4 road, to Leona d A theh n Northeilyl , l l*eon- Tht [lolllnfr Plact for tht Pint Elae- Strond Eltciion District ilay at lli>- I "Hit MUM.i M It,. Hun chanic *tr«l to the ci.'l of Mechanic Recimtinfc tn tht rentrr line nf R right cf way to Mill Brook : Tax Asflcet or for fiill term. aid Avenue, to Rarftan or Sandy Hook tlon District U at Wlltuw Street School. All thm portion nf the Rnrnutrh nf "f lT.ehnlil. i oniin i.f Mi,in,,,mil. »tr*ft. 'hence *oijthf«»t#rty *|nnjt the fticet at hliih water line of N» : hcure I .*> > Ka«t«rlj, along* Mil) Stcond Election Dlttrict. Notict It htr^by givtn that qualified New Shrrwhtniry. situnte south of the Fence Li •• e t n the r u r vrH r>n u t.c]• ry line th Hay; thence (t>> Westerly, along Raritan JIT.I-V. tu s»i .(y a jmlijm, • t ,.f Shrewili'.rj river, then re easterly nliiny Itrook \n thr Chapel Hill Road; thence Elrrtion District 2 Is herehy defined fottrs of tht Borough of Shrewsbury, Central Kaiironfl trackB, of th« Borouch nf lied Bank, ihence or Safldy Hnok Ray. to the point or '""nit yn nt.i-i; Iu Hi- center .me of River ulrert (pinducei] > tn (6) Northerly; alorifi the Chapel Hill nH foliowi: •Containing all that part of not already registered in mid MunicT- Thr polling plnrr for the Srcond Klrc norihp««!wanlly ami norlhw flrdlj fo|. place of Beginning. the rf'itrr lir>« of right of wr* of 'h( llnnd to the Mountain Hill Road; thence ihe Bnrnitiih lying" west of the *psterly pwlity, under tht U*t uf New Jersey tion Itistrii-t of thp Borounh of NPW All tin' f..r...»iiiir i,:,..| ,,,• |. ,., lnirlng the c;, vrf Ihe tion District li the Community Plrt Intid anil PI'I ni *< . h- i, ,,;,!':, r thence jnu'heaaterly alona the f-mter noithcily alontt the Mountain Hill Road linr hounded and described as follows: register or transfer with tht Clerk of Houer, Wayftidp, New Jersey. North Phrew«lniry live ; thence couth- r House. Appletrm avpnue. f*«n«rdo. N. J line of ri>;ht of w .r of New Yi.rf. A- to Pa k Avenue: thence (^) Westerly, Hf'tfinning at a point whert the center h said Municipality at her office, rtsi- M- *, *arti!v ami we-iwarjl>' alonjt the H HOWAKIl W. ROBfiKTS, MARGRETTA U REED, the Hnmiiirh'i.r r»n 'lii'n.T.'.i. Hi, l' Blnti>; Park Avenue, to the County road lino of Hance Road intersects the •hore of thf North Shrevri-bury tlver to [.on? Branch rallroRfJ tn it point di-'Rnt dtnet Sycamore avemit, Shrewsbury, Borough Clerk. t.v cf Mi.i.nwiiitl I :-• f S.u Township Clerk. Shr*M» >hury Rivrr; thenre running south the pn!::t ilwne mri'inrifH «t iho >hni# 7!>4 fert from the southerly «Me of Rei- run ni MR from New Mon mouth to Key* Ntw Jersey, at any tltnt between August ^1, 1950. •>iy. hiiMtrn nnil it. ••vi, it t • 'I II- I.,n Frbruary 1 ri. |i ,,f Club and property l.nown an the Red lowing hours: Daily 9:00 a. m to 4:U0 p. NOTICE Ueciunirig. NOTICE. The imlling: l'lace for the Second Elt-e- of C R f N J m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidayt •>• ll«"'l, N J." l.,mn 1). l,,,.|,rr, ( Bank WceunT.y ! 'the point or plar. of !."thrnr• »iFt: ict is the fire house of the etpted, or at Ptrtn»nent Rtglntration AN ORDINANCE CREATING A IVh-il.iry It I'll I I'nir Havtii Volunteer Fir* Company on bejrlnniriir lishi of way of the C. R. R. 'I' ••< Ji"' S- , ••. -:i,.| Third Cleclion Dlttrlct oiith «!de of We«t B«rtftn place Second Elaciion Olatrlct. Commonly for the Townhhip of At Inn tic, L'uuniy April 19, lO.'.O, and Thursday, .Sp|.trm- SHREWSBURY. IN THE COUNTY limiK dutiiiii :;n |,, : I..,,,, ,|,, Klrrtion District 3 is herrhy defined OF MuNMOUTIf. d*r Fire Rnu'-r, Merhanic ftreel, men«ijrerl at rlcht anglt* thereto; theme Know aa tht Navetlnk DUtrlct. of Monmnuth, Stnt« of N**w Jersey, will h«r 'iH. m". during the following ram ri.iinr i.f th, ,.|.- , .- „„ ,,f ,| mid ilrhrnbrd «B that part of tbr Bor- Sttond Elertion Dl»tHtl. we»ltrb nnd parallel with Wr't WC-^P-I meet at the plact hereinafter designated hours: Daily !);00 a. tn. tu 4:30 p. m., WHEKKAS, thr Ro rough ttt N-w Ju^k-iili S in II I Sin -|i .••:;,, | : ||, The boundariea of tht umi art ta nuKh 'vmtr wr>t of the westerly lint of Btji'ii H ^ at it [HIin; tvhfe the centei Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays cz- Slircwshury. in tilr Cminl.v nf Moiimoulli, ! HI .II n i.ininui '• 'j it..n n l>lat«-r \?,'.\. V. L. l^o", ' th- w.-«i,, v , ,1, ,,f !.,,( N,, Kt'.lNNlNC. nl th« irHersectlon ot tht TUESDAY, N(JVKMHKU 1'.»,"•« Thp rolling plare for th» Third Elec- : with the r^Mer U of street, •jpi't tn a rrfrrrridum hr!d on J" .vma,. l:r, f, . : I,. „ -r.-,k,. „ along hlph water line of the Nmth ImjrxlHiy line of thi; liuiough of Atlantic -id 8 p. tion District is Mr*. Rose Boss's garage. theiK'e *nu;h«fl((lly aloi.u the center fcttween th« 1 nti*-« of 7 a. p On ThiirMlay, Septrmbrr L'8, 1950, h, 19.'i», whirh rrfprrndum wm duly »••-! i'.i. i., r ,,f 1 "i N... 7:: Shrewshtity river to the center line of Highland a anil Seventh Avenue, and h Knft SiSiddp r«rkTurk.. 432 River road, near of Broad itrpct tu \\% intr-'rctlo uth m., fm the puipost of -o.i iact:ng the tht registration buuk» »vii: bt ctuvtd hrld and Hdortfd by a majority of the in R s.niihw, *1, , .v ,1 ,, !•! River street, the print or pi a re of he- from thence running \\) Soutj.ei"y. Lincoln avenue. th* centrr line of Walla.e at'ect. thenie tirtift'nl Kitvtion. cntil af'tr tht forthcooiing (.cneral voter*: and south, r'y linr t.f l.i.l Nn. ;:; ,'.J c'.nn'ng. alotiit Seventh Avenue to HllUide Ave- eautwiirdly alone the ernter line of Wai- Said (xiiri-Kl Klx'lion vi;i IT IK 1.1 in U. FtOYP SMITH, Election on Tuesday, November 7, 1950. WHEREAS, pumuant to said Chifptrr a i*t«l*r; thi-iiri- I:;I ;,, ,-t MMIII t 1 The polling pla .* for the Tenth Klec- nue: thence Cli) Westerly. alon« HUl*ide lace •tre-et 1n ih* irnr uf thp property tin.- &i.nl rnurr.i-iiinl.ly fnr Iht: t'tlipi^v of •orouch Clerk. riirrvtii.il 1:1', fi-rl In a st.il.n ttainl n tlon Pi'trii-t i* lh» (liver Street tchool. Avenue to South«ide Avenue, thence (3> Notict of changt of residence or ap- 133 crrating said Bormigli of N^w of ihe Feeo-d NntiuiiBl Bnnk. thfni-t rl( rtinc n mfmhrr nf tin 11 mist of »biu»ry 19S0. thp liorthirly »ido nf Jnrk-.,.. . Eleventh Election Dlatrtct. Southerly anil We-Hrly, along Soutbaide plication for tr.tnsfer of registration Shrrwuhury, an rl ret ion for thf govern* touth«a-flty along 'hf rrar cf »ald Bank Kf't'VMT.tativi'b from the- Third (.otutrrh- thrnt-r 141 in « mill h, a-1, i-ly du\ Avenue anri Old Woman'a Hill Road, to shall b* mad* either by written rttiuett inir body of Knid BnroiiKh of New Sh«•«.*- one hundrrd feet fn»m the center line of fti thee center line of New rionnl I»iMri'-t of Nr w Jti:,«-y; H SlicrilTI hiiry wa« held on Auitusl lAth. I!'.".'i, anil .".- fr.-l alonir !-H il 1,,,,'lh. i :.v - .lr ,,f J an ifr road at hieh wnter line of Mountain Hill Ttnad: thencc (4\ South- for Monminiih ('mjnly for the full tprni. j forwarded to tht Municipal Clerk or tht tValla'c -t?( t'. thern e *cn*twnrdly Hy a REGISTRY AND ELECTION th*; Mayor and Council const it ut injr the snti Strcci t,, il,e puiiit (jr t'!;if,. tif the NWlh Shrewsbury ilvrr. thence |fo;ui| of (liosrn County Board of Elections on forms utrairrht fnin^inn "y line tr» it* Intersec- NOTICE (tnverninti body of said Borough uf New tion w;*h -he c«n'.cr tliir* of t.lnden j ••''y the center line of Ntw man thf mad lending from the Mtvintaln l-ri-i''ioiil('ri. for (Me ( .unity nf Munniouth j provided by sniri Municipal Clerk or Shrewn bury nr* nrjra nix inir on this date SriKi-n" a' tlif t,ri,i,.,ty of An.* place nr-'J Wailacr «treft. thri.ee no-ih. I fK ofti) fo the center of Rioad Hill Rnfld to Ilriiwn'R' i DocDkk RoaRdd and for thr full i. rrn (»f thi ••< yi am m- li; j BOROUGH OF tATONTOWN, N. J. Board or by ctllinq in person at tht mwl the authority of thf Townnhip <'eriert fivcrfivcrriee \ the sou'.herlsyy meet aL tht placet hereafter deiignated Shrrwsbury bewi n n f ri»r tli in dat<': and Parsi.im, l.al,r<-f,|,it. I'.-inzuna « Ctii Long Bram-h .Ilit-cur\iit d term Borough ts th* firt houce of Shrewsbury WHEREAS, the territory of thf Bor- eurvedd ho^rdarhd v ll!:.! e nf the Borout'Bh h of pi Attorn,ys. -Irip of the bou nda i y lino of the Borough of of Jitrnrs P. Itrsmond, rt-tirnj. Hot* Co. No. 1, ?ro*d •treat, Shrtwt- KtK d . thence northwardld y alonl K thh e • '?< '«t from the utherlv TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19(0 >tch of N*w Shrrw>bviry, prior to the > feel ao'itherly tion II'UtrirU t U tht Naveiink Firt House. the said municipality at bit office, res* t-lrcting a member of the House of buildintr rod** as laid down in the Nrw t 'ii! Attiiin —MITH K aectlon vnh the cei.trr lir.e of Brnad Iti'prrbcutativea from the Third Congres- from the south fide of We*t Rertrrn ^•ave«ink. N. .1. idencc, H<.ln.utg road. Van- REGISTRY AND ELECTION r»ry Statutra : and ARLINK NKSHITT IIIEOW N, I'.ain •treet, the pr-hit or plHt-e f.f hecinni'in. sional District of New Jeraey ; a Sheriff i4tu'e; thence westerly and parallel nith derbuvK, New Jer-ey. al any limp h^iween n. i.nuis J. m:iiw s, int. The nr>i:if:g (I!R. P fr>r the Serntid Flee Third Election DUtrlct, Commonly I for Monmouth (.'ounty for tht full term, NOTICE WHERKAS, the Mayor and Council arr West ReiK'n p'ace to hijrh wa'ter \U,f ot Wrdni.-dJt.v. Ain-i! r.i. ly.Mi nml Thurs. Tn: UlUIS J. HIIOWN: tlon di^tiift I* fnr!^[.i?r.rlent F1r« House. Known ai tht Belford Diatrict :wo mrmbrrs nf »he Board of Chosen 'vised) thflt th* ordinancrp hTrtoforr the Nmth Shrewsbury river; thence dav. Sci.ttmhcr "J>. I'.•:-", iliiriny tli' f..|- BOROUGH OF RUMSON, N. J. adftptfd and efTrotivc in thf Township By virt,ip of an K-ilir nf lHr Sni-c Mtchanic *::eet. • imtherly alotig the hliih water line ot The buundsriet of tht »m« art •• Freeholders for the County of Mon- limn s; 1 );i.)y V> :nu ». m. lo 0 :')d p. Notict is hereby given I hut District of Shri-wnbury may not become rffprtivp Omit nl itu. Siatt ul N, \. .1, •-., i ) Third Election Diatrict. the N'oi-th Slnewihury river to the cen- iR lin s; 1 ;i)y V mouth for itie full term of three years Boards of Eltction and Registry in and in thp Boroujjh of Nrw .Shrewsbury as ftry liivi,,ini. mail,- h. Begfnnirii: at a point whfe the eer.ter ter line of the Newman Springs road, the BL'ilNNIN*; at the lnter»e<-tion u( the m,, Saturdaytuayss 9:9'99 t n. n. I'iI :Diii noonon, raeh ; three coroners for the County of for th# Borough of Rumson, County now operating unlpss and until thf ftamf Aiik'.ist, llt."iU. in a r.iu-r wh, Mnt of Wallace Bte.t I* mterteclcd with point or place, of h«j:.m>ln2- old rl;hl of wayy of tbtb t N«« w Jerseyy SundaySd s andd HolulnjHll * t.\Lt[itedid. or Monmouth, and for the following munlo of Monmouth. Stat* of Net* Jersey, will arc *nactrd bv thp Mayor and Council Nr^Viitt Hrown. >,,,,r «,l, t^ iti, r; the center line of Broad itrret, thenr-e SouthSh e RailroaRildd witihh thh ee northerlrhhlyy at Permanent lleKiitratiuri Hureau. ipat ofticcn. vie, The iiollinii place for the Eleventh meet at tbt places hereinafter desig- of thf Rorouuh . artd titl nnil ynu iirc tht Ii,r, ii-ln (•outhwardl.v along the center line of line of Raritui n BayB ; thench e runnini g (I) Courthouie, Freehold,, Nee w Jerseyy, A Mayor for tht full term of two Election r>i\\,,.. Hi, t', Broad ** reel tn it» intnsection wi:h the Southerly, along the «aid New Jersey ny timi e tutw Wedncdnyd , At>riAll years. WHEREAS, it is absolutely r^cntia! Hou*e, 1*1 eh ton avenue. of tht Plaintiff nn nr In lor,- tin. |tl, center line of Harding Road thptn-e ea*t- Southern Railroad right of way to 19, 11'.'iU find Thuihilay, Two Councilmtn for full ttrni of and vital that pmdinif thf rn°C(SBRry pro- l Sb TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1050 of llrtnlirr. l'J.iii. and in ilifniiit tin wardly along the centfr line of Harding AMV E. SHINN. Comiiton'i Creek: thence (L't Southerly. •J*. ly."ii>. during to ouini; hours: thre* yearn. (•pfdinirs to adopt H complete Koning or- between tha hours of 7 a. m. nnd 6 v. Hitch jtl'Jk'.iicnt will In- ri'iidi nil Road to It* intersection with the -enter Borough Clerk. HiotKt Comnton'i Creek and Milt Hrook dinnncp ami buildma code fnr \ h*> B«r- 1 >H 1 ty «:"() ;i, m. tu One Councilman for an unexplred tn., for tilt purpost of conducti'i* tht Jim m thf Cnurl .hall |li-i.\ e ,. line of Branch avrn-je. thence southeaat- flowing into Cnmpton's Creek, to County dayn, Sunday* nnd Holiday* dutch of New Shrewsbury, that rrjrU!H- Frbruary M. \9of). term. and ju\i. Thr nhjeft uf Mi'il su.t i> , wardly RICB the fentr; |h,r nf n.ai.ch Road No. 7. heing the mad fiom New On Thursday, St iitrmln r General Election. tion^ as to zoning and • huildinjr rodt ratio a vours of the Borough of Eaton town, thf saiH Plalnliir and im t*r line of Fertrcn p'at e. rhence east- e:ly. along the Raid County Road No. 7. the said municipality for the purpose of ahould be con ti rued to prrvrnt irrrpar- g y until after the forthcoming (ienerti) not already registered In taid Munici- Uatrd: Autiu.-t [> r.i.".u ward Iy dnertJy lie: ween \be properties I ii lh P A electing a member of the House of nble damaiff to thp various lornlitips con- th Elejtion on Tiusilay, Nnvrml pality, under tht laws of New Jersey KLATSKY. URAV' **Kl..\TS owned hy thp E>tntP of Snrah F. WoL REGISTRY AND ELECTION I'II intersection «lth Park Avenut: Representatives from the Third Congrrs* tninrd in thp various r.oncs mtahliahfd thenc (1\ Parakk AueAvrtiue.. E»fitrrlyy Notice ot change of resideru-e ur ap- } governing prrmanent registration may Attorln-.v.s fur Pla -itif cott «nd Emily spinning, one hundred NOTICE nional District nf New Jentcy ; a Sheriff undrr thf nonintf ordinance of the Town- ti» the head waters of Ware CCreek, plication for tnuiilrr uf rcKistratinn or transfer with the Clerk cf By Grort,'^ A. (Way. I'artiui *r.d fifjy feet fmm the center line nt for Monmouth County for the full term, shit, nf Shrf w*tbury : BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER. N. J. thence (.*) Northerly, along the y |::>c of the Bo".j»h of Redof Mcnmniith, State of Nrw fy. i\ ill Board or by calling in person at the mouth and fur the following municipal 7onina ordinance heretofore adnptrd by to the point or place of Beginning. 7:00 to »:00 p. m.. or at Perman- In tne matter nf tin C.-:HIC ,,f rhf, Bank to it* i-.teriectinn *\'h tht centn ( meet a I tht plact hereinafter designated office of the M'.nlcipiil CtetK oi ,i(licee. viz.. t ht» Township of Shri»w*biiry. in thr Al'', IMNANCE LIMITING ANH RESTRICT. TL'ESHAV, NOVEMBER 7. Sandy If^.k 01 Fort Hanrock. i»f(ii Wcdnt'Nday. April 19. 1950 andthrct ytari. Piiriuant In ihe ui-lir nl Unimiin lace Ur-rt tf It^ :•.• erection with the INC TO SPRCIFIEU 1HSTRHTS ANH ( b(t« et n the hours of 7 a. »', The polling place for tht Third Elec- 'lhe polling place tot the Township ot Thursdny. Stptember is. t8o0, during raddin. Surrn/nir .f Mi. t-.uii.iv uf M center tine of Linden place, then-e di- -l 8 Ont Councilman for an unexpired term. RE Township Hall Colt'r tht- following hours: Daily 9:00 a, m. to mn.ith. made un Ilir [lunl .In.,- ,ir Ai, - rectly wen«»-d!y liy a •tiainht Mne to n., for tne p-jrpoit of condacl. r.g the AND STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO k ford Chemical Engine Company No 1. NtcJt, New t:2') p. m,. Saturdays, Sundays and Hol- Notict Is hertby- given that quaiihtd l!i.*.n. un the a|ip!,r;ir,i:i ,u fliarlcs the rear of '.he Scc-und National Bank; Orncral Elect mn. THEIR CONSTRUlTUIN ANH THE NA- Relford. N. J. HAKUY CRINE, \An\ a rxreptcd. vottri. of tht Boruugh of Ilun.ton, Krrfti. Jr.. Ailiiik- K,nun,i ,,f (hr- thence northwaidly t., the rentei line of Said rra! Ed ft inn will be. hr\,\ in TURE ANI> EXTENT OF THF.TR l-'SK Township Clerk. not already regis'ertd in taid Municl* lair nt I IIH. 'f S M II,.u I.,, I. ,, d, ,, ,, Wallace slrert. thence we-twardly to the iht said un.ripalily fnr the j..inioM. of Fourth Election District, Commonly On Thursday, Septcmbrr 28, 1950, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF SHREW.SHUKY February 1«. l'.>."i. 1 •>* .if Known •• tht Leonitrdo DUtrlct. tho rtfrittrAlii.il buoks will bt closed ANI» PROVUMNli FOR THK AUMtNIS- governing permanent registration may of said dci-i-a.^.-il Iu • ^ h:..iL Iu III. a point o' brjrinnnjr. nlHti\rs from the Third COIIKIO.- The boundaries of the tamt art ai tint':! after the forthcoming Gent*-* I TRAT1ON ANI» ENFORCEMENT Ol register or tr««ti»ler with tht Clerk ut Jrriht-r, lulinc i ,rrn',,r n = afnres. l.itfift «f NrW J'l,">; R .^li-irlT foUown. vi*.: REGISTRY AND ELECTION Election on Tuesday, November 7, 1950. THE PROVISM-NS HEREIN CON- The polling place for the Thud 0*0- tht said municipality at nli offict. ,-ie- Ihr-ir debts ami il. iiuuuU iinniii.t tin- • mmith County for the full term, BEGINNING at the Intersection of Notice of char ire of reside nrt or nv TUNE.. AND VIXINft PENALTIES FOR tlon niatnrt l» nt tht Stnioi High School M Nonet morlal Borough Hall. Rivti road, U«m- i >t..tc. unili ;• ,.aili. wiihn s-\ niuii nilxri uf the Hoard ,,f ih»Mn Seventh Avenue with the buundarv line plir.it if-n for transftr of registration THE VIOLATING THEREOF." passed buildlnp. Hardina road. TOWNSHIP OF HOLMOEL. N. J. son, New J«i«*y, at any time betwttn frntn thr flute ((f the afun^aul onlfr rrt. for ihe t oimly of Mnr.nunii li of the Borouvh of Atlantic Highlands, Nce shfll! be mnde either by written requm and attproved on Mny loth. 1 ft4r».an d Notice i* he re liy uu> veil (tint I >i strict Wednesday. A v ri I H. ID.'.O nnd Thurs- th, y «ill I,,. f,,r, •,,, |,Hrrr,i ,,| .,,,,r" Fourth Election Diltrict. fulu l ttrtrm of tth h and 1 unning thcni-c (I) Southetty atul ffn«arac«l to the Muncipftl Clerk or th«- th'- Hmtii'lmcntu thrreof and aui»pi**mrnta y ; Bonn. t.f and Registry in nnd day. September 'JS, l'jju, during the fol- tinn. thcrrfur «;i n-i the •a.d HII.M-I-;| Bec^ni:i:;»* at a puitil «htie 'he ren'ft oners fof r the Wester Iy. along the boundary of Elec- County Board of Electiona on forms ihrrrtn. be and tho nanif arp brrfhy ntyy of Mou- for the Township uf llolmdcl. County fol lowing huurs: Daily 9:tlU a. ni. to Hand: i-r,.hn:,l N J \.i ..,.t : ... line of BroH'i street it inttreeL-teii with '. i! h f f tion Wst-lr-t No '_• to the Mountain Hill provided by said Municipal Clerk or a:0ti p. m. or at Pwmaneiil Kpgistra- I'HMU.KS M. KKEIfcK, . th* center line of Harding load, thtim ' then fl\ Westerly, Board or by catling Sn person nt tne rr POM ted at length hrrrin, it hpinir un- meet ttt the plate hereinafter designated tion Bureau, Courthouse, Freehold, New Kl'.'J lilnlia Ku.i.1. cMtw«rdly along thf .-niier line of H«id* \ CoJncilnun for full ttrmt of i Mountain Hill Roadd, to an anglle tn *ald office of the Municipal Clerk or d« iHtood that three (3) ropim of aaid Twy on < F.ir,-t \tros. Ing road to iu ln.e.*fcrt.on with Branrh j OI j j | the properly formerly known a* County ponrd of Elections up to and In- Jersey, at any timt between VVednesriny, ordinanrr. nnd the ji(in*ndro' ntii th» (•••<.f Ult vc roa( n I'.ilnnibin. South Carolin* •venue, ther.ee «u j:hea«t« ardljr along th • ' ...... , .! 'he Hn-fnul property, thence 18> North- TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, I'J.'.O chtding September 28, 19.*iO. Aiiril lft, l^Tin. and Thursday. Sfp- and Hiiliplrm* nts th. nlo. duly in tifird f IK ppy tee Me»-|». I'a.auiis. I.iilH.c,,.,.. center line of Branch avenue to iu in. 1 Notice 'a hereby given that QUH! hed I • - * - - - - be I wet n t ht hu.iu uf 7 a. in. mid a p. '1 he following is a description of tht tember* 'JK, 195H during the following hy th<- Rorpuich Clerk of thf Rnrmiith "f along tht private road through the liu.^.niia & Cnrntu, teriectlor, with the ceM.-r line of Bt;- | »'ot«i» u( tht Borough of i tie Silver, m., for t ht uiiipu&c of I:O:L lu-:t:i. ft 'l.c Election Hiitrirti :cott and Emilv iri; perniEnent rcgistrat may Avennr. t<> thf Cnunty road run'iin« the sa iiliiy r>-r t H<- imiix^i nf Firit Eltction District On Thurtdiiy, St,*Utnker 2S, 1950. Sftiwn '1. Tkal the tmivislnn* nt ihf Stinpitiu, u'.e h.i •! «>! and fifiy fen itrr * Icrtinw n m« in In i- of thr )l.-u>i of rii>bUi (.i iiMnatrr w.lh the Ucrls oi fmm Al)«»:it HiEhland« in New Mon- Election Hnirirt Ont ll hereby defined the rerf't t ration books will bt closed buildITU' code hcrrioforr adoptrd by tho Montnouth County SuitogaU't Oflic from the .filter hue ul Bernen [•'•<•*. th taid Municipality at his oilice. liur. I rnu.ith, hrinic dmnty Road No. 7 Itnu'i-b* tittili\ (•-•' tintti the 'I'll i r tl I uiik'rrs- Township of Shrewsbury in t hf Count y e y at h oiler lu I mth, hrinic County Road No. 7 iinil lietrribc 1 as that section And :erri- until after the forth cum ing t.ene<'ni In lhe mat t, i i,l Ilir r • -i She nil ough Hall. P.oM'tt avenue. Little Sihci. ' henrt (5i Eaile-ly. along laid Coi-nly Uuy oi' the Bov«ugh lying cast of a line fcilrrtion on Tuesday, November 1, 19J0.of Mnnmmith fniitlMi "AN OlthlNANCK hn% to tht (••-.».td liuvii iiu y line ni iht for M h »*.Miniy fur t'lic full ti r T. Si".II. Jl ,'»..< ,|. N,,i:,r I,, i-'iilit New Jeuey, at any timi e butb u roadd, t Trd AeAvenueu : tlienrlieee («) TO R.R(iUI..*TK. CONTROL AND PRF- Borough of Red Bauk thtrn.6 tmrhwrt- inn n Mnh-i> t,f th' Houi'il of riiM-M, de* ?r.i.tf- i.-- ,,,,.i , -i;,r,. U'dn'Mlnv. April IP. I9;.