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 M'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 jMup Amboy is pa.'jinq Mi'ler it. Ne c S. Thoiii|i-.,u. president tif MCOSS. complaint to the bonding company who were (ulcCajM f 9 °H«f»*'' tn4 oducation. Montgomery Jones; ibis vicinity. Mavor Denise said furthei lm« school stadium. At 4:30 p. m., the j declared, "uill offer a real outing that assured the Job and have it and univiMtjw throughout thi M of Civic associations, Louis The Red Bank Register ha« pur- pvcivenumts to thf building ar« con- Legion will hold a street parade Mr. ThiflemaOin found the i for our Monmotith county families, p g follow through WfWKItgal com- United fltAaVM.^ *>*e«ltB» memberi Despreaux, and social, Robert chased from Mrs. Ida B. Hager- templated. Sanitation trucks will with some 29 bands and drum corps watch Apr. 16 cm a Lung Branch- in additiun to aiding in better of the platoon leaders' class at the Gerst. man of Hudson ave. her property New York Pennay train, nnd has be housed In the rear of the build- participating. It !> expected that Marina corps school at Quantico, health for all. The money raised The job was awarded to Mutual William Bott, newly elected pres- at. the northwest corner of Chest- been trying lo locate the owner ing, he added, and will be washed the evcnU Sept. 9 will attract Va. nut and West stR. alone the New will make it possible for the MC- in a $750 contract, upon a bid con- some 20,000 persons to Asbury Park. ident, presided. ever since. The lost and found In the basement. siderably lower than any other re- York & Long Branch railroad and departments of th.' Pennsylvania OSS to continue and to implement Signets of the petition were J. H, Outgoing committee chairmen its program of rare for the sick, ceived. Reporting heavy advance reser- made final reports on the activities the Central railroad. Including the and New York 4 Long Branch McMillan. H. H. Corlles, W. S. vations at resort hotels, C. Harold .school health and health educa- Regardless, council Insisted, it of their respective committees. railrofid siding that ]r>ads into the railroads were unable to help, as 1 Brown, Herbert Johnson, Frederick awarded the contract in good faith Saldt, Trenton, convention director, property from Oakland st. they hp.d had no it-port of surh tion,' C. Brown, Rev. R. J. Hamilton. states that with more than 70.000 ami cspeeted it to be lived up to The Register proposes, in the not a watch having bern lost. The M1.-3 Jeanne DuBois of Freehold, John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- hy Mutual. Legion members in New Jersey and watch and bracelet wrre pp. chairman - Another problem laid before Police Probe -staniial building on the premises praised at $130. reiving rntnes which must he re- Reevey, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, this year's convention will be the turned by Sept. 10 in order that Towler, Mrs. Iola Sears, Mrs. council by way of "repeat business" largest ever held In the state. which will take, rare of its mechan- Mr. Thielemann may be was a request by Otto Gillig, pro- iral operations a* well as provide reached at 225 Hickory ave, clashes can be set up In advance. Gwendolyn Brown. Mrs. Jacob prietor of the Ship Ahoy Beach Jewel Theft stowige facilities for several car- Tenafly. His telephone number is The dog.". In addition to compet- Webster, Miss Kannle Coles, Mrs. eluh, that council intercede in his loiids of newsprint at dne time, and Knglewood 3-92.17. ing fur the ont in bent condition, Matilda Holmes, Janet. Edmonia, behalf with the board of adjustment May's Home Entered the best trained, the largest and and Samuel Uuarus, Ella C. Bai- Rumson Denies also house The. Registers fleet of ley, William Taylor, Mn. Dorothy so two of his beach club signs At Little Silver delivery trucks. the smallest ay "iglitj,light au» ththee cluclubb prepre-- drill, tactics and weapons. A stu- ment, where its large press is now sent 5 ney A. Henry Giordano ruled no, The proposed bridge was to be lo- nation clip, valued at $100; a two- phony in three concerts, the flr.«t of Exhibitors are to be 1o nthel ' "* Summer Frolics, a show dent at Princeton university, his installed, can only store a single I(1 turi council could not overrule the board cated at the foot of Island rd. strand pearl necklace with white which is scheduled for Nov. 28 In grounds' before 1 p. m. on th day i« n« performances by 24 girls time will he divided between class- gold brooch clip, valued at $120; carload of newsprint. In its new the Red Bank Catholic high school of adjustment. Vincent Milliti told the council he of the show and judging will begin In three groups of eight. room lectures, problems, field dem- a man's heavy 14-karat gold key building it will be able to store sev- auditorium. Mr. Autori will hear Rehearsals for the show hav« To RevlcV Ple» was opposed to any future develop- eral carloads at one time, having at 2 p. m. onstrations and maneuvers. Several chain, valued at $225; a sterling the young musicians and advise been In progress several weeks, and ment of email colonies on the ij- days are spent on the rifle range silver and 14-karat gold woman's delivery shunted into the buldlng parents on their potential abilities Mis.s Laura Harding of Holmdel However, after Acting Mayor lcnds in the river. the committee says a capacity at. Carl Nelson said the ordinance Is where weapons such as the rifle, vanity valued at $150; a gold love over Its own siding directly to the in Ihe concert field. he;ids a large committee of men The motion to deny the permit, pressroom floor. and women arranging the fair, tenHxn<-«? is expected. Most of tha Hot designed to discourage the suc- carbine and pistol are fired. For bird brooch, each bird with ruby They also will lie allowed to at- profits from ticket sales will jo to cess of existing businesses, Mr. Gil- made by Councilman Harold J. the final three weeks, the students eyes, $125, and a sterling silver Goetschius. was unanimous. Mr. The building will be ao construct- tend rehearsals and play with the Monmouth Memorial hospital as a. liR said he would rcapply to the move from their modern barracks anchor brooch with sapphires, val- ed as to provide not only tor im- orchestra when Mr. Autori begins gift from the club's 'teen-agers. hoard of adjustment for permission Dorn did not attend the meeting. to the camps of the Quantico res- When he made his application at ued at $35. Also stolen was a gun- 'mediate needs but also for one or preparations for the season shortly. A.D.A.PutsOK Friday night, several of the per« to make the change. Nelson Finch, ervalinn for training under field metal strong box containing per-(mote stories to take care of fu- All expenses in runrwetion with the . . formers who win take part in tha hoard president, who attended the the previous meeting he told the borough officials that he planned conditions. sonal papers. hire growth. project will he piovkl'd hy the frolil pul on a floor now for th9 meeting, said the board would be Shnre Symphony society and nn AnnlfMriitp "' •'' glnd to review Mr. Gillig's applica- only a temporary atructurn to en- The rest of The Render's oper- On •'•pPlCtOlApplegatev club's senior members when they able trucks to carry Mil material ations will be continued as at pres- charge will be made for the 11 h tion when it meets again Sept. 6. 9 You ill* Arrested auditions. ° "l. Vi.ti: har-,|! .'<> the political action i Serving on the committee for th» lie had ordered Mr. O'Connor to im- ionul .1 4 10. 47 Rrnun nt Rod Rnnk. sry City were fined $5 each last I department members will sell 'ng and accounting department* »nricp'h'r. Your I i.rm- K"' • rl-.u..- II, loniiiutti'.' of the A. D. A. and the • ball wore William Hassenger, Mon- prove, the situation. lull n« up. tit, «.;«S0. ». deliver.— wi bl! l.il A.lvertnemr nt. , week hy Magistrate Stilwell for ' home-made cakes, pies and cookie.'., ' " continued as at pi fsent nn g Luuntv r>enuH-iatic leaders, lent his mouth Beach, chairman: W. Rcuit Seveial violations of the local passing on the right shoulder of ' Fall loclal activities will include, the second floor, and thethiid floor Yn-r han.l. . ,lr h<1 I complete aupiiorl to the aims and Chapman, Rumson,, and Merrill S, fire control ordinance were evident Attention Builnm and Prcfeitional Men! Route 34. They wrie arrested by a masquerade to he held in Octo-1 mK assigned to the l.dies' rest National h * 10. l' ll-nart room nl room ' policies of the New Deal-Fair Deal SmithSih . EEatonto.vn. Mr. Hasiengef when the property was inspected, f>dar Inn invites you to me their Chief Joseph Phillips of Holmdel ber, with Mrs. Alan B. Wallace as , . " ' "moi-pue and gen- pr'..ttmn pto^ram which parallels the pro- (*nnctleliKht Room for your specisl bus- p p eral office smpply storage. said the Sea Bright Yacht club has the chief said, including the pres- iness rnrHinK*. Luncheons and dinners. Julius Datiiicnberg of Nesv York chaiiman. Natici to Llltlt Silv.r TaapaytTs I gram of A. 1). A. j bbeen selected as the location ot ence of high, uncut grass, a large Oui* steaks Hnd fried shrimp are a real a( Others present were Mrs. H. The In list nf I'JI5 'I. • II'|II.-IIII ha> city, arrested for pa. dng on the Drap«ri«a Memhers of the political action j three dinner dance parties to bej accumulation of lumber, scattered treat. You host Walter Knitttl. (.'i-Jar Werner Spoerl, Mrs. Portland Mer- hpen comclft^d nnd will In- a'hert,r*d Inn, Highway <1ft one-half mile north of right .shoulder of Route 34, was OiittitaniiinB' si-lrction in plastic drapn. at an curly (Imp. Proml't PHI ments committee were appointed by Sam | held next year by the beach club, railroad ties, and piles of waste 1 Sea Hriuht hrldW* or. hlihw«» Hljh- fined $5. The arrest was made by rill, Mrs. William A. Lee, Mrs. Leo Tim.* to chtii\«« ov*r l.i full dnugne. W« should hp madf )iy nil th' in nrrt'Hrs Ft.iher, Jr., Shrewsbury; president one at the start of the season, ontj rubber and paper. Also, he said, lamls. Open all year. Phone HI 1-1861. carry the heM Imps in this fieM. Irirliul- Constable A. R. Clatt. Rocco, Mrs. Raymond Moore, Mrs. 1 to avoid imtilicatiun uii.l ja ^. of the county chapter. In mid-.summt'r and the season-end^ there were structural errors In the —Advertlat-ment. inir relu, surd* ,, rarole. hoilSP bpsutiful flark I'. Krmt.. James O. David of Pine Brook Noel Lartaud, Mrs. Edward B. Frici'd from II r>e. fair and up. KlorkH They are Jacob Levin of Long ing Presidents ball. building that did not conform to C.illectur of Tn.\es. Wotman'i G. O. P. Party and John Paris of Brooklyn were Rath bun, Mrs. N. B. Clark, Mrs. dr,t orKandin, strrtph riuht the window. —Advertispmrnt. Branch, co-ordinating chairman; At a meeting late this week, th« fire regulations. The United Women's Republican clubs 11.39 mid up; kitchen curtain*. CH!1 Rfc flned $5 and 12, respectively, for M. A. Grimes, Mrs. Howard E. «--2* ~ B'Miul j'u'ft. Dr. Frank Clayton, farm committee. H.i.lrnWHl«rs Mursi'ry S.-hiiol now to* fie«hnu'-ils. Tickets 11.00. Advrt. faims, rniintry >• H-,l Banl. A,l•..u^.-m. . • i','|,!.in fnrollmmts for h.<:f-dar (A. II.- keeping it open longer. pns.sing \elilcles at the Intersection Louis E. Connor and Mrs. Harold I' M ' an.l all day uro.io. rhons D| of Routes 34 anfl r> Willinm P. LnrtRutl. ParMnal Loans Htd Bank Business Inslilula Morlfifti FlRRg nf Cnlt'ii Nork wn« fined !fi n I f^ to lr,(10 on jour mrni "nlj. Prewnt "• h'iv anrf **-fI mnrigsf*. Rnvnlnn *ni t( ,nli. 1 :".,•!. l'i. |,n-,,,r. O'Sh.n |;. Urns'! ifnr fmlinc lo slop on signal bj' *'m* .hf mviri BP! FiHHnca Con,- • Botnt..n, t MriimmonH pi. Phnnt HE HnrHn i I ,sm ^h'.l nn thf hea'n, 'lilt* 4»[>i".mint. Fhoaa HE l-3iut. l»nr. V Broad str»*t. R«d Bnnk. Hhoua Ms\t"n»i Not so bsil. Chlaf Phillips, v it. Phont H£ l-otu.—AdvtrtUtmiat, l-om (| « Ri:<;isTi:i!. \r<;rsT si. i»so (*irl Joins the Navy Coast Guard Rescues Council Agrees TKO County Fishermen Coast Guardsmen of th* Mon- OUTDOOR FIREPLACES On Bulkhead Job mouth Beach station .Saturday sent out an amphibious "duck" to rescue FOR BEAUTY AND UTILITY J. YANKO St-u Bright Earmarks ri Anderson of Sea Bright and $.>. M Riifcihi hi.rough council the rescue party found the two! KnrtHv niKhi dr'i Hlcil tu earmark fishermen aboard Anderson's 22- .S.'tiiMu m Ihinlr !h;i: had been t.ud- foot skiff, Anna. Both h,id suffered burns in a fire from an explosion j K, •• [| fin .-HIM • ill. l"ll |illl|iOS«« 10 Warner's nylon lovelies id,. i.-j,,ii; i/ tni'i hiilk McadinK in which occurred when Mr. Vugel- j •In Niimnndy jpctiun uf the .N'oilh sang attempted to correct faulty > Bearh. ignition In th« engine. The fire wan Kecommrndat ion 'hat the fund* extinguished by the time the Coast Ouardsmen arrived. have nothing on you! lip used lur this I'lojeii »'»« made ijy Coiini-H 1'rosirtfTit <'ail Nelson, Th* African elephant Invariably ;inii council derided to have this sleeps atandlne up. The Indian ele- madr iiMln«p in an uiuinancc phant lief down. Girdle. 7 50 tO 15.00 uhiih VM;1 be ilia\wi up for intro- ttucuon at Ihp nom meeting Sept. 8. *« 1.50 to 5.00 It is propoM'd that the borough join \wth owners of Normandy firoprrty in a project which will repair not only the ljulkheading but a hOHt basin their. The owners would pay for repairs along their private properties, including the boat basin and the borough for Nancy Ann McCormiek, 20, Indoctrination will begin at th* bulkhoading along strips of adjoin- daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Charlrs Naval Training center at Great ing land it owns in the same area, McCormiek of Buttonwood lane, Lakes, 111., where she will receive probably under a joint contract. Rumson, was sworn into the Navy her 12 weeks' recruit training for FILL SIZE • MANY 8TYLE9 AND DESIGNS IManj for the impielement were as a seaman recruit Aug. 22 at her four-year enlistment. The new TO CHOOSE FROM Navy recruiting headquarters in iciiuit attended Indiana State picsontcd to council by Boiough EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO OWN AN OUTDOOR Engineer O. W. Morris. In speclfl- New York city, by her uncle, Cdr. Teachers college, and recently FIREPLACE LIKE THIS. lations, they differed from those John J. .McCormiek, U.S.N., al»o graduated from Miss Conlsy'a .soupht by representatives of the of Buttonwood lane, Rumson. Her Bufiinens school. Male Your B«ck L«wn Complete With One of property owner*, led by William Taiiinlu. Mi- Morris suggested that Our Beautiful Outdoor FirapUus Port Monnioiith Mr.". Catherine Darke is a pa- four-inch lumber be used for ex- tient at Ilivervlew hospital. FOI Id YEARS.. terior bulkhead planking, while the Mrs. Jean Jefferson IK a surgical John Gnrrett and James Werse Mads From Rtinforccd Concrete in Attractive propprty nuni'if beljp\'ert tv. 0 iflCh patient at Kwerview hogpttal. attended a dinner given for the AMERICA'S FAVORITE Rustic-Colored Stone Finiih lumber would be adequate. How- Sam Al.iback and Edward Werse American legion junior baseball ever, this mallei will be stilled at spent the week-end at Atlantic team at Log Cabin inn Thursday, —Delivered end Welled Ready for U»e— a later date, before bids are asked City. • Aug. 24. for the project. The LadieV auxiliary of the fire Mrs. Edna Hillmuth has returntd IN me Stop in and See Ut Today company held its 27th anniversary home from Fitkln hospital, where HANDY HIKTHDAY PAKTV dinner at Marlon's restaurant, Key- she underwent an operation. Patricia Dunn of Appleton ave., port. About 25 members attended. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petruzzl of IDEAL FOR USE AT Leonardo, was ten years old Fri- They were Mrs. Olra Eastmond. Brooklyn are spending two week* day. She entertained a number of Mrs. Roberta Beam, Mrs. Edwin ai their summer cottage on Walnut BARBECUES, LAWN PARTIES AND Kueat.s at a lawn birthday party. C. Beam, Mrs. Edna Bryk, Mrs. st. Mr. Petruzzi is enjoying a vaca- Attending were Marion and Jane Bryk, Mrs. Lnna OHerron, tion from his position as mail man. AS A YEAR "ROUND INCINERATOR Charles Duval, Robert, Carol, Rich- Mrs. Rene Plebeau, Mrs. John Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malley of ard and Pat Capene^ro, "Cookie" venson, Mrs. Carol Dovvens, Mrs. Campbell ave. have named their Lamberson. Joan, Juhn and Mi- Edward MacLennon, Mrs. William son Wnyne Patrick Malley. The *••••«• chael Thncker and Robert Dunn. Waite, Mrs. Jean Wenz, Mrs. Clara baby was born at Riverview ho»- Manufactured By Mulraln, Mrs. Flora Flemm.np. pltal Aug. 2. Mrs. Anita Wyman. Mrs--. Ann (lae-1 Mr. and Mrs. William Stein. Sr., brl, Mrs, Ruth Jan.-tn. Mi/.. Anna Moxie Bottling Co. Riser, Mrs. Evelyn .Savage, Mr>. .Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. William BUILDERS BLOCK & SUPPLY CO. Anna Rudden, Mrs, Martha Runge, Stein. Jr. and children Cathy and 1 Richard of Allwood were guests of Mis. Edith Rhinehart, Mrs. Paul of Asbury Park. i<* FREEHOLD-ENGLISHTOWN ROAD Ludlon, Miss Ada Sty vesta nt and Mrs. William Sebastian of Collins Mr* Myrtle Franklin. rd. Thursday of last week. i .!•-•.irph Docker, nephew of Mr. Rout* 35, N«ptun» FREEHOLD, N. J. PHOIVE 8-1860 Robert Marvel of Wilmington. jand Mrs. Louis Werse, who has Del., returned home. Sunday after | just completed a season with the PHONE A. P. 2-8002 spending two weeks with Mr. andi St. I/iviis Cardinals farm team at Mrs. Chester Hendrlcks of Wil- Geneva. Ala., visited Mr. and Mrs. son ave. Werse Monday of this week. Frank Mrs. Kenneth MacLennon and Lawless of Jersey City wa» also a daughter Mary Ann, Mrs. Frank guest. Lennnn and son Harry and Mrs. Henry Lenti and children. David P.T.A. OPEN HOUSE and Mary Ann spent Thursday of last week at the home of Mr. and Tuesday, Sept. 5, from 2:30 to Mrs. Arthur Runge. at Stanford, 3:30 p. m. the Parent-Teachers as- Conn. sociation of Highlands will hold ng Lusting V. Hanf and daughter Dolores open house at the school for new and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Man kindergarten members and parents. Lennon and children Kenneth and The purpo.se will be to acquaint Vinyl Plostk Mary Ann attended a birthday par- the children with tholr teachers ty In honor of Maureen Hanf of and classroom. Those who have not d Top ' Carteret Sunday. registered may do «o on that day. Mwne B. B. th ftgfc. Corporal Norman Merker return- •ontaUre to caSMn wtt* ht *aaiple« anil estlmata. ed to hia base at Shepherd Field, The»s weigh-nothing, do-everythirg Warner's have Tex.. Sunday after spending a two- t g«nius for controlling pound with ounces . . . week furlough at the home- of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles It's one-stop .hoppina at the Red BanV YOUTH CENTER. washing in a wink . . . fitting like dreamt. Merker of Monmouth ave. The Port Monmouth club will Heri to ihoei and everything in between at wmiWe pricei. Girdles and pan tie girdles are 3-way sited. Choose hold Its first meeting at the White your length, hip siie and control. In bras choose House on Port Monmouth rd. Thursday night, Sept. 7. eup-«iie, band and Mr. and Mrs. John Delia, Jr., of Jersey City, spent the week-end at ..AnotfWFoof Tr/dr/i their summer home on Monmouth DRIVING AN OLD CAR ave. James George Wallinc, son of Mr. WITHOUT A SAFETY CHICK-UP and Mr«. James C. Walling of Wil- Court records prove that it'i foolish tnd son ave. Celebrated his seventh dangerous to driv* today's cm without birthday with a party. Decorations discovering and correcting un-balanced were la blue and white with a large wheels, misaligned frames, bent tata ... birthday cake as the table center- because those condition* cause parti fii|. piece. Guests were Christine Wall- "«. blow-outs, loss of control AND AC- ing, Carol Ann Harvey, Dianna Leo UUENTS. Let uj correct your, car NOW Girl** Department and Bruce Walling. Also Mrs. Wil-with our scientific BEAR Equipment. liam Harvey, Mrs. Frank Walling, Starting Mrs. George Kronemeyer and Mrs. Think Your fttpair Mil Fir •t Albert Leo. "The Accident That Mrs. Robert Lathrope of Atlan- Dresses, 3 to 6x, 7 to 11 tlr Highlands gave n. household Cdrit Hopptn" 1.98 demonstration Wednesday, Aug. 23, at the home of Mrs. George Muckin Skirt* 1.98 of Poplar it. After the demonstra- tion a social hour was held and It's Been "Quality" Sine* 1833 Blouses, cotton ft crepe refreshments served. Attending 1.98 were Mrs. James McCurnln, Mrs. Stanley Seninsky, Mrs. Elenore Ru- Joseph Wildanger Co. Corduroy Jacket*, 3 to 14 6.98 by, Mrs. Lillian Skinner, Mrs. Body Builder* Charles L'ckcrt, Mrs. C. Abbes and Preteen Dresses Mrs. Lillian Hodgklns. Rebuilding... Beflnlshlnf 3.98 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennelly Gallon Hoists and Dump Bodies Cotton Slips, 4 to 14 and son Joseph of Jersey City were 435 Shrewsbury Ave., Phone .79 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Red Bank, N. 3. BE James Campbell Wednesday of last Boys' Department week and on Friday Mr. and Mrs. SAFETY HEADQUARTERS Frank Srhlnmpp and Art Powers of Paterson were guests. School Slacks 349 Shirts 1.98 Polos 1.00 NOW, enjoy the newest advance in tele- vision on our SPECIAL EASY TERMS. Corduroy Jackets 7.98 New Philco invention balances the picture tube scanning beam ... yes, does away Socks .39 with blurred ediea or nmeared images! Sweaters 1.98
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 "Buck" 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 HIGHWAY 35 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 tornado 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 rPlace Your Confidence In
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 THK METHOD AND MANNER waidiy ali.i.^ the . jr\r.| huniidai.v l;nL I Krrrh BK<:iNMN'G at the point whert cc plitation for transler of registiatiun P,i;»iia tin i.id, i ..I li.nni.m ! 1 '.'.••", diinnj; • :- i S;iinly Huuk Bay; thenc* i~\ EBa.%Ur!f, l>ne r llip OK HUILD1NC, CONSTUV-CTIN';. AK- c( vh» Bon. i»h t-i P.fi RaiA io iu mtei- for tlx ' V "-I *\\ i in'' iif'iliii - ".MiiiT I'J'U'II: " State Highway intersects t.s- shall fcr mndv either by *tit[t>n rrtiucl •aily '.':'") i n-x<\ -outheily nli>n^ lhe laid Bay and fr TKRlN'i AND' ntPAIRIN(. HOUSES t*etion wi:h the rei.tei line of Broad thr. r Oirnnir!. fur ilw CiMjn'iy of MOM* I ""a's P'ook; ihenre along th STRUi'TURKR IN THK TOWNSHIP tenitr line of B;oid •licet to th< ,,/.. I "h»re Souih itr^ft intfr»tctt with tht providtd by taid Municipal Cltrk or S.vi\.a Ak-ri-i I i ,,-h. .tdnrinali am.. T.I Kri: Huifau.'Cu i.igh uf A;la'itlc Hiirhlandi. to tht point OF SHREWSBURY: APPOINTING A ••c'.ion with the cen One Townsh p ton Slat* Highway; thence along center lin Ihe rslalc "T Jann - i'. Siull, tlina* e of Harding | Krcchu:d. Ntw Jersey. or i.lai-e of Reirinnirit! ilteem*»n for the Board or by calling in person at tht BUIUHN(i INSPECTOR AND PRE- toad, the point oi i-iBce of tieginiitig full trrm uf three it; lo South street tn the point where tht office ot the Municipal Clerk or mUit-r is Ill'lTl.y U,MI, I,, |l,r v'vilil tw.n, VWdncMifty. April IS.'i'jm. RH-I The polling iilan for tht Fourth Elec- SCRIBING HIS I'UTIRS AND POWERS' The po^;nj: p'.fit fc- '.he Fourth Elec. Township Clerk I oi •ill tcmi of three ernter lint if Richardson nvtnut Inter* County Board of Elections 11* to and In- piiKHrd and approved nn Juno Sth, IIUS, of mill iln'iHM'ii in <\hil.it tn tht • '1 huriday, .Sfptemht r '.>, H'jti, (Jiiniij; tion District li the Brtvent Park and At'rihrr ailinint-i ,-a I r. v a- i,l,,,-.-; I 'ion di»tr n ib at the J-ir..or high school, CHrs. tec;* the tenter lint of South tire**, cluding September 28, 19S0. and *he imendnrnts thereof and Mipn'r- tl...- follow;nir hotiiB; [Jaily !':"0 a. m *o Leonaulo Fire Rouie. Centtr Avtnut, thcrce In a straight, line tn tht inUr* ileots Biui dvmnmls mjainst the mil) Branch a\e:,u<. Notict it hfeby given thnt quHllticd incnts thereto, he and tin • -• 4;30 y. m., Saiuidtiya. Sundnjfc and Hoi- !*onnrilo, N. J. section of Hopt road and Cranberry Boundaries) ot tht Eltction Districts In tHtC. Illltltr OHlh Uilll'll r,;.\ llli.ntll^ |l Fifth Elecllon Duuict. voters of tht Township of Holmdel, ,)*M-eby adopted and enacted the iiml Fifth Eltction DUtrlct, Commonly KnoVn brook, tha Borough of Rumson and th* polling tin- date uf thi. Hftmsiiiil ,., ,1,.,-. ,,, tt Bvgtnrniijf at a ii<-;iit on the ibure Uric On Thursday, Sepunihrr *j s, l'.t.".i', not already reuiBtt-re-t jn snid Munici- a« thoiiKh repented at Ktm'th m. < •t the Llncrofl DUtrlct. Pmre nf meeting of Board of Election plact tn tacb dWttlct are at follows) will be ftiiivrr liarntl of thur .n-ti, of the Nmth Fhi-fw.h-iTy Rivei directly beinir undfrntood that I^I*. Iht rnjinralinn bfxiV^s will he CIOM-I Tha bouiidariet of tht nnn art atpality, under the laws of New Jersey and polling plact for tht First Eltction Flrtl Election Ditlrict. thrrrfnri. annln-l thr jn.il -,ili,,-,.l,,i be'.weon iht huM.iiti owned uj the df nairf ordinanre, and the amendment• UN wl afUr the forth com ing No'.-1 e of ctiaiiue ol ri sideiue ui up- • lulu of way of the New Yo:k and [ All that portion of tht Borough of Borough of New SJirrwubury, #re on file pt.cht:o trn infer of feiflitrnt inn idencc lied Uiink-Hulmdcl roiid. Holm- •JT Abtni.'hy llnvr. ttreet, thenco -outh«H, ,J. . nl>mi{ the Itaihuad and Nnvt«ink River 01 ftnfd and described as that section and Rumson sltuat* north of Rldgt road, with the Rflrnuith Clerk and constitute del. Ne«v .1 er-it-v it nny t ime b*tween Tr.-i Nr.y J,r -j.. center line of IVond *<:. e«.t u, 'he ti.. illUt r !>y «i -• •• *••. rt n«f >•: A-lnny Itlvci. fcml from Vh*n<"t run- tmitory of tht Borough lying west of boundtd on tht «ast hv Blnffham avtnua - ;•.!• t f il.:., ,,, .i: : Wrdnrs.lny. April 19. nd Thn u Artnin Ti ., Ii. K-II.. terAection m\: h '.he • ti-iti line of Mon. tlie M>niiupiil Cict'n or ttic (I) Noitherly along tht »a!d riirht me niie as set forth above. and on tht west by Butna Vl*ta • we nut Section .1. Thr oflirn of Building In- 11M., 1 y the M.I Kant Slatr M luoutb ititti. ,fii MI H ill i oi l-jecimQ* (i'i fnrrns nt- ul tne New Vork and Lug Plarc of meeting of Bowd of Election Tht polling Dlact for tht First Elec- npfrtnr i» hereby rrrntrd and il .nai' be • ih Bam HoHow lnvu:» to Trcnion. Niw Jti.'.y, the L-entei K.it <,l Mnunn tt to it* •;< -I Munic.i-iil Lltih 01 and polling plare of the Stcond Eltciion tion District Is Oceanlo Fir* Company'* unlawful for any person or prrnon*. firm 1 Ilimil: th.-iue CD Weittrly. along tht 4:t)ij p. m., Siiiuiduys, Sundny* nnil Hoi- Alli.mry IM-.K Interttfi-Uun «ilh 'hr i (.all ' g in p- rsn'i H I I hi* Uiiirin It tht Firt Roun, Houst. corntr River road and Alltn or corporation to romtrurt, errtt. altnr. e nf '.ht HHIU Hiiiiniv Hiiacl, along the boundsi j KIB> s exec iilnl or nt I'ermniieut Reals*. tracki or (MNd bid ol 'm Min..e.p;il ( icik u; ttrttt, Rumson. rrpHir "i n irnn r nr commenrr tn rnn. w 1. -ej •tite nf KUiUun In Uriel No. 1. lo the\ ration Buieau. ru.irth.iusr, Fieehold, ANDREW G. BECKtR, Monmoulh County bunogiile's Olficl Southei ri i«li' i.fltj. 1 hr hl ,.f blrctir.r « up to and in- Stcanrf Eltctlan District. ntnicl. fr-M'l. altrr, repflir nr remove any '...I H :i R I 'hence d) Wfienv anH New J iti. at any iimi brlffp-u Wrd- Borough Cltrk. In t nn nuil'i r nl thr r-talr nf \ r-i Lhe , .J! llhr 1 •' Election District No, 2 i« hereby de- liui'Hini or Ntrurturr or stiy pnrl llierrnf along .-••> JMIM'V. a'oi-g thr ned Hill Road and iip'itaj A i-r.t l'.i 1 '.','.11 mid 1 hursday, fehruiry II, IBM. without first ha * ing obt ainrd » permit li. Jail'lv. il.,-rB.r,| Nm ,. In , ,,,j,t Ntw .ler»e i- g, • •hr i ol Iht Sr |i* rnibri '1»., I'l.'iti. during t hf fpl- ftn'd «nd desrrib*d xs follows; ;,, ,), • H.M.,( thu tMitinilHt y lint hcLwten '».* tll*refnr from taid Hu'lding In»perl or. • hurt Of ! ht IOW ng liu.ji".. Pft/y '' 'MI „. »,, i „ 4 .;(n All thai portion of tht Borough of In-.M^hii, '.I Mi.ldlcu.^n and iht Towr,. Srrtion I. In thf event that pnv pnr- ihen< t • IM. ihe* ;h< p. ni , Sniirdny*. Sund.iji and Hnlidnrs Rumaon tltuatt north of Ridge mad, -In i. of Mo! m -lei io Snimminir Uwr- RtGtSTRY AND ELECTION tinn of thi.* ordinanre in uncohMiMiMnnal. I nililn . .^.i.ms.i, ,,l -I,,, i ,,.,„,, ,,'f \|, e.Mfptf il boundtd on th* *ut hy Navtulnk nvn- •':!.• T Mi KM ' I r i '. y pri'l Snufhrriy. ulnng m.,,,'1, in .1.1 ,1., , ., ,.,,, . •', ,|. hhrt«iibui y : it t i i'i '.ht ,-n tr < he *>* • NpTICE nu* and on tht west by Blngham av*- 1 1 ctlr>n Dif.'lft nn Tinf.i.-iv, src'rnitiT r«. i:i;.n. A'r.-ii-t. I!''.". in. ih. ,,,.pl ,„,.,.',, i tht |Tl >pl . e i'. v lieio> t • g '•! • r.< nuv. h;i • y o: ?.n\, .iii l, Hlkci, W) Ui* put ut oi Lir.ll iuuiks Kill b« clUntd n t ' • I' • BokoUGH OF SEA MIGHT, N. J. l.l».|>. A. W. J.-I.IH,. <„•, j.;, ' Munnioull) H<»n' L'\ ... a; . Any ptrson who ifiull TI«« ,{ I iild <• ul H.KUiniiil. Lilllll t lio foi lliciniiiitg (ienernl Noticn is hereby given that Piitrlet Ihr rMalr "f IViri. (;. J,,,,.|v ,1, i- ' Vtu>\\ n HI tht Ceil Hfti.k \.i re im, iht f. • .1 M |..r tion District Is Rumson Kir* Company's iHle «ny ot thr i)rovi> \ ' 1 ! The [ urn ir lh- Vitlh Elec- point 01 i>1*ct tif uegili'iiiiU- ,,,, l"> Klrrt.n Jin jilny. Nh»ll lliKin rnnvirtinli. -uti'i ;•. liirrliy UIVIII In til,, ,-ntl, • UllS-M'l 1 ilH of said ,lirra*nl t" r lil.it iu ih, .. The polling place fnr th« YW.h Klec- It I i loii I u.t - u t ^ tht t'lrs Huuse of the Noi'i Lliiingu of r» slUtnce or ftp. lor the Borough of Sta Bright. County Rumson. ItHV n finf nf nol to fxirpij th^ Hum "t 11M A-\ 1 1 | l.im mft I-1'r I'ompmiy at Mncioft. N. J of Monmouth, Slat* of Naw Jtraty, will i'jllil.lld, or niiffrr Impriaotimrni in tl»r • iTihrr K'.lc r>.,-iit,,, „. i,for,Hi,,l III tioi< lii.i.i, [ !• r.iherty Eniflnt House I'llCHlUJ (r. r (riinnff r of r eg mt ration Third Eltctlcn Dlttrlct. I Sixth Elect mo District, Commonly Known m»et at tht plact htrtinafttr designated I'nunty Juil fin H Utlu mil * *ci-et!i"H il'l'li, «,,,! ,1. tin,,,,I. IU-.!•-..• t|u. ,,u,\ While itJic!- hull mndt ntlif r hv u nl !*« r«t,MC«t Klecl ion Ifistrirt No. 3 in hrrcby de- tht Port Mftnmoutb District. on ninety (I»ni dny» or hy both aurh flnr tnlii. nnil. r onth. \\,th!n vix nuuith. f' Stvih hltcttun DitlfiLt fnmnrdcil to tht Mumeipiil Clerk or the nned and described as follows: I h iKiiiiilaile* o( th, lima arc a* nnil lni|>H«nnmi>nt. Th'- nniount nl surh Ihr iliii,. ,,f th.. nfnr.-i,,,l unlrr. ,„• ,| Uvgliilni,n' Ht « i.uli.t Whtie the ctfilfi Loui.ty B'Kiid of Klti-tioin on forms TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1150 All that portion of the Boiough of fttic, or thr trrm of mich lnilii'i*otiTm'lit. will I,,. t'.M v. I- Imrri'il ,if I bur iifln lli't 11 f Mo'.uu.ah «it«i ii mttiH/t«n l»ro\ iilc«t liv sin.) Mi.-.inpnl Clerk nr bttnren tha hours of 7 a. m. anJ I p. Rumson sltuat* south of th* ttldgt road thirrfur nvnini.1 lh, -ni.| .nli-i rib, r I ifttlOM ItK'.lSMNi; nt the hi^h *ater line ul nr both, nhnll hr in thf dlnrrrtlnti nf thr *'lh it (, in 1( ,,f Uioad »u«tt. i:ii;itan o- Sm.'ly Huok Itny and KI thrUonrd fi; by cnllnin in pemon ul theni.. forr t hli* purpospurp< t of eondnoting tht and eatt of Navantnk avenue and bound- mARlHtrntc befurc whom Biich ciitivirtion llati'il: Inthnul. N. J.. Annum 17 Lticix t >.','l.» H'ui.v iilu'.K tbt iciiitt lu.< iiiif j HCUI'MI ^ith 'ht WeRlfily buundiiy o'liie of ihu Mumi -liinl Clerk or ti.neinl Klccllnn. td on the west by Hanre road. of Biutil ."ITS !u lu* liiivntrtloi. with Tht polling place for thi Third Elec- \:n\! of Klc.-iiuii hi. 11 let No. .1: thenct County llnni'U of Kl.-n - up to and In- Sai.l (..-tKtHl tUrlmn will he held in Sprtinn «. Thii nnlinmii-e >lml! taki' < »«M * MI dly ahinu 'he center Hue ol 111 Sill lln-.ly. H ad- thf HHirl muniripnlily Inr the purpose nf nf Kin;-iun PI • It u t to Tho I'lm-f [nr Ht.tmdt-1 rage, Washington avenue, betwttn Wa- priivnl nnil liubTicmiim n» prnvulffl hy l.nni: 111 ui.Vh. N.' J Us* wl»*. i.in. 1 \,> -, inter pert Ion nPh ( lr rlmji * mrmhrr of 1 hi* Home of I v roitlf 1«il < 1111 v flUITl Ne w M un. Tmwi'hip Halt. H Itc^tiMciitnlivr-B from the Third Cungrm- terman avtnut suid Ward avtnu*, Run- rnr>un>. I.i, In , ,-.,,.... t „,,,.,,,,„ the in,!ff • , ,.f Mnplt nti'H..c. Mien*- Intiiiiiiif.il: Auiri.t 21 K.I 1- l.iml,. 1 t : Netr Jerify, M I IHMn-l nf New .Irr.-y ; .Sheriff ton. ' '' "* -' . • ' g !tit renter ..ni of H >N l;I. OAN1KL S. fcl-Y. (MI Monniniith lojnty fnr iht full trrm. 1 ALBERT A. KEHR. .in. KRNNBTH I'IKLDS. Mnyor. HI llruml Si M«i>l# HWI.IL ' , iu ir,ttr»tction wilh .,'11 L.i I ' •• IM'/ R'.nd Ni.. 7 lo tht Harmony 'J u« nihip tltrk, ttrn member* of th*» Board nf Chnipn Borough Cl*rk. Hnmuah uf N^w Shr«> Mniiy, Krd llB'.i .', J. tbt ctnltr Juit of Lhtiuiul »Uttt, Lhtnct Ttbiuar; H. I960. ftutd. Ihtnct (3; NorlhtrJ/, »lon# U}« Itbrutry It, 19J0, ri (or tbt Ccuiity HANK KKHISTKK, AI"«;i"ST •'•I. I''"1' P>H Thirteen
is more education
"THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM AND CHARACTER BUILDING"
By JOHN H. BOSSHART State Commissioner of Education
School administrators recognize a major cause of emotional disturbance. Mental hyglenitts end teach- that juvenile delinquency may be ers have found that the failure to learn to read wsll in the lower developed at a result of the un- grades is one of the major causes of delinquency. As a result most fortunate experiences of children child-study clinics employ a specialist in reading. with any of the various educa- tional agencies of our commu- nities. Case studies ef delin- Tha second emphasis ot the schools in promoting the building of quents indicate that tha causal good character is on the social education of the child. From the dey af misbehavior are usually multl- they enter ichool, all boy* and girls are faced with the problems of pJe and complex. They show alia social relationships. They have to learn how to get along with othar that poor leadership in any ana educational agency may defeat tha children and to adjust themselves to the organised society of tha efforts of other agencies to help a child acquire goad character. Tha school and community. During the whole school day they develop so- solution of this problem is to be found, therefore, in the cooperation cial habits and attitudes. Their mental health depends much upon of the home, the church, the school, the playground, the police force, their opportunity to do things for others. the radio, the moving picture, end any other organisations involved in tha upbringing of our boys and girls. Good social attitudes are based upon a respect for the rights of others and a genuine concern for their happiness. Through demo-
The peculiar responsibility af tha I'Nod in regard to (uvenila cratic activities involving both work and play the children learn ta delinquency is great because all children are required by law to re- hove a due regard for the opinions of their fellows. Under the direc- main in school until they become sixteen years of age and most of tion of good teachers the boys and girls may not only learn how ta them ore required by social usage to continue their education through think and work together but also acquire the desire to build up society high school. Although this prolongation of Hie pariad of educetion it rather than to tear it down. highly desirable, it places upon the school the burden of making sura John H. BossnaK that the child's experiences in an institution from which ha cannot Social growth includes discipline. In the good school there ere escape ere wholesome and uplifting. The assumption of this responsi- af life, but also the acquisition of loyalties and ideals that will help plenty of opportunities to leorn to obey. At the same time the school bility constitutes a pioneer movement in public education presenting them to live the good life under any circumstances. presents rich opportunities for the development of obedience based problems in the solution of which past experience provides little as- upon understanding and loyalty. Externally imposed discipline should sistance. become less necessary as the pupil learns to discipline and control In order to help prevent juvenile delinquency the schools have himself. In time the pupil will learn to obey willingly the laws in tha for a long time bean placing more and more emphasis upon two ways making of which he has had a part. The opportunity ef the school in preventing juvenile delinquency by which parents and teachers working together may so guide chil- It great because the school has charge af tha child far a large part af dren that temptation to misbehavior is minimiied and the desire to the day and because teachers may observe so closely tha growth and do good encouraged. Social education is training for citizenship. It requires the ac- progress of the child. quisition of knowledge and facts, of an understanding of our demo- cratic society and the principles upon which it is founded, and of tha The first way Is to try to moot the normal needs of the child for skills of living and working together. All of this learning, however, recognition, for an assured piece among his fellows, for the opportu- To train boys and girls ta become good citizens Is a complex may prova dangerous to society unless the child develops a sense of nity to assume and to solve his own problems; and for the privilege process. Much more it required than to halp them to adjust to a pat- responsibility, a desire to use his knowledge and ability for tha com- of acquiring self-respect. The pursuit of this way has led to better tern of life. The pattern changes frequently. During the past thirty mon good, and loyolties to uplifting ideals. schools providing courses of study adapted to the needs of children yoors our young people hove experienced the serious disturbances of varying greatly in abilities, interests, and rotas of development It has World War I, of the subsequent period of lawlessness, of the eco- oncouraged teachers to express greater confidence in all children. It nomic inflation and depression, and of World War II. At the same These two emphases in education, designed ro prevent juvenile has given to the children the opportunity to do things for themselves time they hove bean compelled to grow up in a highly urbanised so- delinquency through the promotion of good character, become more and to find their "places in the sun." The consaquent feeling of se- ciety in which there is much confusion because of the automobile, tha effective in a democratically organized and administered school in curity has been a great help in overcoming tendencies toward delin- movies and the radio. During the war tha unusual tensions in fami- which there is full provision for meeting the needs of individual chil- quency. lies, the absence of parents for war service end industry, and the inter- dren as members of society. In such a rich field of experience tha ruption of the long-planned careers ef high school pupils hove all children may, under tha guidance of sympathetic and understand- tended to increase misbehavior. To maet the challenges of living in Long experience in this endeavor has shown teachers and psychi- ing teachers, acquire the abilities, the interests and the loyalties that such a changing society requires not only adjustment ta tha patterns atrists that tha failure to acquire the so-called fundamental skills is characterize the good citizan.
This educational endeavor is made possible by th« cooperation of the fo'lowing pub'^-'-pinted citizen? who are always in the fore in striving to make our community a Trier and better p'jee in which to live.
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H.•!';J'J A. .17. Itj 5:M 1\ M.-KLU UAAK STUKL ul'L'S FRWAt ElEMSUS LXTIL 9; 'AtiBLRW PARK MORE Vl'ES \\EU.\EnDAY, EYESlStiH LMTIL 9 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER P» COfY VOLUME LXXIII, NO. 9. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY," AUGUST 31, ~lV>i) SKCTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 14 Memorial Field Hold Decision Higlilanrls Jubilee and Attendants Kids'Day'Fete P.B.A. to Hold Dedication Ends On Tax Appeal Here Sept. 23 to Annual Ball at Highlands Jubilee In Middletown Feature Parade Molly Pitcher «y Recreation Onler John ('. Hafier Asks IYIM in (' .New Ford Car to Be It Gift to Boro hy I or 50 Per Cent Cut To It*- Juclp'd in .Warded Saturday Haik kavookjian On His Estate KiuHiii- • ii;-i-11 i.in i -(iii^' "i! i i nfc.'*1'! inn of Red Rn.ik, Middictown, Lit- sented by the children." Thus spoke have the total assessment on hii In- HIP Krnr.H r i1' •>'. I'. •! Rink ilc SII\.T, CKe.-inport and Eaton- Haik Kavookjian when the prop- Green Ridge estate on Naveaink ;i< p-u I uT .ir. Ml* • ' •- i II* •• i ' = n'] 1* ' el town mi: ho held Saturday night River rd., Middletown township, re- 1 erty he had given to the borough hy 111.ne tli.i'l .M'-'i K: . III.C r!-|!.<; .it • iio M'i| •' -lll'ii,^ ii' 11 II i-ld.-k ings from $17,000 to $8,500. in liic ni'irninj Al the rMiirMi^i-.n
\Vi!!i::m H. Hintelmann. Sr., uf ' he '11 . 1 "h. \ • 'ill." -' . • - ;i ii.! '\.f; • 1 Rumson realioi. wa.s the main wit- \"' - ^ r.'. ;i. •••!ii ''i- .r !•' n i • i _.; i u\ ]t ness for Mr. Raftei, and testified wh.-e j.iilj...^ •• •" -.-. ...j [.-:.— -. that he has advertised the property extensively "hut the taxes are a An> I'll Mi'li'imip Tho Km nil- i-|i|!. «ai(| >b i< (Ilil serious deteirent to the gale of the 1 ; 11 V property." He added that the es- til »-n m iv ''li '•: ni'' p'- !''V '1'-- tate is listed for sale at $85,000, but •••i: >• ''!• r ;i dm; i r ',. •-,• ,,r uin- its maiket value is just about $50,- (••• :nillii i] l-.nll V '• ,i,k< -I:-IV he 000. In comparing the Ralter prop- II!'' mil-.I f: urn •itiv • ••>• di.-piny Vrty with others in the vicinity Mr. inti -I Ki.l.' d-n p- •!••! Hintelmann aniil that the fact that A l-tj; (l-i. <• i I ' • )•• '.| !ii '-.,n no sale has been made indicates the IH'li-lli.Tl .• I'll I'lP Kid (I IV F'lvir worth of the property to its pres- I M" 111-. Mr V runt i I'III! .•,) In ^'-'i ent owner. t"'.'. .iid i . -i t:in. » f-.r undo: priv I hililien in thn r'inini'ini'v Mr. Hintelmann made a compar- are i ison of Green Ridge with the near- 1 1 by estite of former Judge Thomas Pictured above are the queen and her attendant! of the High- In the photo above, left to right, are Bernice See !, Butty Kinney Wi linni l> .- n ha ? hpon !l11 n si'lrc .•d n ihe h Hi-' «| iv ch.iirnifin. Brown, amonK other examples. He lands Jubilee, which ended Sunda.,,„„y, with a- rJparad. e .TO~ owm„"""" q" . ,a- „ -:»« nine_- Jn yy< f\t nrgani7.i\- Middletown township* assessor, t ,'n n . •M mm 1 William C Johnfion, said the Raf- fnmii'il t iito a niorf Kaik Kavookjian <•{ ter property could not be compared Slap Cost Stamler Schools to Offer Kent' . 11 i n •'' i '• : i n fi pprrrfritinn with the Brown estate because the Jersey Central !$2 Daily Pay nf A iii'iii-.-in \ rn n K only p**r- cation address and to present to riverfront, which makeR it far more Arriving In town early Tues- AitiTt Newman. Jr., president of valuable. Mi. Johnson related that day cveninR for a scheduled talk Stands Against Trenton, (API -When Now JerFo- r Court Jurors suns benefit in^ fioni t lif> rolrhn- the local, is general chairman of June- Lodcr. Golden Jubilee queen, tiiin will be tl R u ndrrprivileged X flap that had flown over the en pi- in 1932 I he assessment was $45,000, to the Red Bank Lions club at sey school pupils and teachers re- the ball. Assis'ing him on the ball and it has been reduced since then, child PM. tol at Washington, D. C. Mi's Lo- tlie Molly Pitcher hotel, Deputy turn to their classrooms they will committee are Irvinsr Krakowitch unt il it is now only $30,000, includ- Attorney General Nelson F. Stani- Rail Fare Drop he trained for emergency nction Now Proposed Campbell Slat** 1'itliry nf Red Rank; Melvin l.ttk of Mid- der, ln turn, Rave thr flag to Wil-1 Mr ("liiipbpl ,«-i i'i the Kiwnnl* tuxes Tn JPJ- pajij n cnll on fl former srhonl needed if their .Thool is hit in an n dl«t'.".vn: ''•'•"fgn Elgrim of Littln liam Fehlhaber, Si., «lio "ill <..•>• ns «4nn i In' ernatinrvil I'-nif h-n= l-prn not*>rl Tells P.l'.C. Cut .'itnmic bombing. Present .">nt Ke.: Silver. Robert Berry and Jack that it la flown over the field on answer lo r|iie.stioninji by John M. chum. John Solon Hunt, Jr, 25 t for Us \\n\\\ atnnpjj underprivileged Pillsbury, attorney representing the Hantc rd., Fair Haven. State Education Commissioner W'el'-n nf Oreanport, and Robert special occasions. The memoriat Would Violate. Termed Inadequate • chililrm. He ;uMn cents a day to S2. Straus estate. Cooper rd.. Middle- not hurt, but he had to buy a ation of faculty units to fight fires The committee termed present and Osrar Kreuger and Sergeants cially opened the program when Commissioner! would violate the 1 ''Through the pruinotional activ- I,er.,v McKnifrht, I.i;wi, B. H«n- town township, which he bought it new pair of pants before making ann supervise food and water ra jurors' fees inadequate and said ities n( Hie National Kids' lla v he welcomed the 1,500 celebrants auction early this year for $32,600. his speech. United States Constitution. tioning. dricks and Joseph I.inhart. at the field. William Fehlhaher, "many persons cannot even pay Foundation. Ine, the Kiwanis cluh He is assessed $14,000 on the build- The railroad made thai ilaim in the transportation cost to and fnmi nf Red 1 The year bonk committee Is Mr« Sr., and Dr. Richard Weiss con- ings and $1,400 on the land. He a. letter addressed to the P.U.C., nf Red H-inU it Hl.'e t.i jnin with Kiaknwiirh. Mr. Leek and Mr. ducted the balance of the program the court with the amount paid literally million* of Anieiiran* in wants this reduced to $8,220 on the dated Tuesday, written In connec- them." ' Ne*.vman, Jr. and Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., :a- tion with details involved In a Air Force Group sjion.siu ini: the oh>ei\nnce nf a day bullllin(,s and tum on the land. Organized Units set aside for helping \oirh." The car committee Is Mr. L«ek, troduced Mr. AuchincloB.?. . |i cal was adjourned continued effort by the Jersey The suggestion was contained In Ml Sa rC!i app a report to stato Supreme couit Alonzo Curehin. Charles Crouch In the grand parade first prize at ,hc ,.oqum o£ nls a!torney, Shore Protective committee tn and Hindu Jones. Mr. Krakowitch. p p at ,hc ,oqum o£ nls a!to Thief Justi.e Arthur T. VaiulnlilH. , R Bk have the rate increases granted Elects DeBrown hni fh.'uge of hall tickets. In division A was awarded to th»|Go A Gny 0, Rci Bank, Of Reserve Kept in Mar., 1949. reconsidered. It is one of R number nf reports Keyport Wants Gold Star mothers. Mrs. Lorctta i D,,cisjon %vag reserved in three riven to Ihe rhlef justice prior to Other otli. er« of the local ar» Duffy, Mrs. Edna Byrne. Mrs. An- ,. board heard lnvolv- Tn its inter, the r.ii?roqd Mid" Knier.c.n Wil!inm«t. vice president; na Patlerxon, Mr.". Mabel F. Park- othp cascs tnc Regional Leader ilie merliiiK of Hie t>ln(p. judicial Ptl M Mbl F Pk g Free From Draft "Respondent's (the raihoad's) posi- conference in September. The con- Fred Olien. secretary; Mr. Krako- er and Mrs. Catherine Matthews, tion with respect to its intrastate Street Repair witch, treasurer, and Mr. Curchln, for their float. The Girls' Friendly , Morton W. and Shulamite. Liebcr- Atlantic Highlands ference will consider measures for man, land on Nutswamp rd., Mid- 178th Division Note commutation fares is that any re- improving New Jersey court pro- sergeant at. arm*. The trustees ar« society of St. ^Andrew s Episcopal |dlP|own townsh|p, from J4.900 to duction hy the board would Im- cedure. Mr. Leek. Mr. Jones and William church won first place in divi- $3,300 and land on Red Hill rd., Outlines Policy; New properly burden interstate com- Man Wins Service Project Extended P.rooks. Past presidents are Frank •lon B. merce in contravention of Article Hit Summoning Method Mii7.7.a. Edward Brrwk*. Mr. Leelc Middletown township, Irom $2,700 The committee also described1 thr The Battle of Mnnmnuth, a float to $1,740. Meinhers Accepted 1. Section 8 of the United States Award at Convention Council Approve* and Mr Jonej. Philip T. Jinnlne Constitution and would be confisca- present method of summoning jur- is state P.B.A. delegate. by the Sons and Daughters of Lib- j Seaboard Service, inc.. assesn- Warren DeBrown of Sunrise pl., ors as "haphazard and unsatisfar- erty, Twinlight council, won sec- , ment on buildings on Creek rd., The 78th Infantry division, Or- tory, in violation of the due pro- Emrrieenry Fund to cess clause of thn 14th Amendment . Shadow Lake park, Middletown tory." The report said this condi- end place in division A. Keansburg. asking to be reduced ganized Reserve corps, has issued tion "is due largely to the fact that a memorandum to its Third bat- to the Constitution." j township, last week was elected re- Surface I Second place in division B went , from $25,000 to last year's ftssesa- gional vice-president of tho Aithr e process server Is allowed the to the Highlands Cub Scouts for . ment of $18,700. talion, 309th Infantry regiment, The railroad also refused to! statutory compensation of $1 for Reeking to huve 14 additional, To Build Plant headquartered in Red Bank, that Foiee association, representinR the their canoe float, nnd the V.F.W. ! Harry Beaman, Manning pi., make available to attorneys for *Middle Atlantic states of New Jer-summoning a Jury of 12 person* streets repaired lirfnre material orj auxiliary took third place in both , bunding assessment from $2,400 to it is not Selective Service policy to the Jersey Shore Protective com1 and "•"> cents for summoning a jury labor .-.hm-taKes fuui1 1141 pi ire.-4, the strip the Organized Reserves of sey. New York and Pennsylvania. At Eatontown divisions with the V.F.W. cottage$1,200. mittee specified inforniation re-! The election, held in connection of six persons."' Keypoi-t niiiyor and council Mun-| depicting the national home for In both Keansburg cases Assessor their men. quested in connection with the 'with {he association's national con- "As a result," It said, "the prac-i^ay night adopted an emergency Variance Granted children and a hospital float. Francis A. McNally agreed that the The memorandum, read at therate. case. ! tlcc of mailing notices to prnspec- , resolution calling for a special ap- new levies were too high. battalion's meeting here Monday by vention at Boston, also saw Gen. Judges were Mayor Charles V. Col. William A. Roberts and hisCar' l A. Kpaatz, Air Force, com-tive jurors, or of rounding up propriation of $5,000 to have thi- Danclectro Firm Applegate of Keyport, Mayor Maj. Victor Anidu. a unit instruct- jurors at or near the courtroom has work done, or from Trenton, said that the U.associate, Warren Woods, Wash- niunder, chosen to succeed C. R. Thomas Farrcll of Sea Bright and ington attorneys representing the Smith, head of American Airlines, grown." 1 ANu given consideration was the* The Danelertro rorporatloa James McElroy, chief of staff of S. Army seeks to preserve the unit Jersey Shore committee and vari- Seek Better .lurlen factor that il would be more eco-1 Thursday night was granted per- Public Schools integrity of all Organized Reserve as chairman of thn board. the New York police department. ous New Jersey municipalities pro- The Air Force Association, com- Another supreme court commit- ' nmnlcnl to coniinuo the street re-, mission by E.-itnntown's mayor and Impressive dedication ceremonies corps units. Also, it said, aa few tee has studied means of imprnv- j surfacing pioject at a time when rmmnl «" construct a on«-story testing commutation rates, had I prising more than 50,000 wartime 1 were conducted Saturday afternoon ORC-attached individuals as pos-a.sked the railroad to supply the Ing juries. street work 13 in progress in the building for "light manufacturing. Reopen Sept. 6 sible will bo called up. veterans of the U. S. Army Air Tn< by Edward Finlay, captain of the information, deeming it necessary' corps, was formed about five years The committee, headed by Su-borough th.'in to wait and ask for 1 " factory will be located near first aid squad, for the new first new lml.-i an.!, pel haps, have anoth- the new building f lrwin's Body Expect 140 Children "ORC units with enlisted mem- for a proper determination of the t aKo for the purpose of keeping preme Court Justice A. Dayton Oli- o aid building on Valley st., erected rate case. j phant, said juries made up of per- er contractor bring in his equip-1 Works. Milton Stein, who rejwe- entirely by volunteer labor. In Kindergarten, ' sented the corporation, assured en by local j The railroad informed the P.U.C.' sons of "thft proper type and cali- ment. Words of dedication were read bre" are needed Tor the correct Recommendation that the street council that the factory would not by Mrs. Vincent Mendes in the ab- Approximately 140 pupils will be quoting the 1 not, ln its opinion, material to i.-=- j functioning of the states system repairs he extended was made by be noisy. He said that 12 to 15 sence of her father, Haik Kavook- entering the Kindergarten classes the 78th division commander. sues involved, and would require of justice. • Counnlmiin John S. Stout, street persons would be employed to pro- mous leader of the Tokyo raiders cess and assemble electronic dt« jian. when the Red Bank public schools Accepting Applicant» considerable effort and expense to and wartime 8th Air Force com- The report said panel member* committee chairman. He Said, too, reopen Wednesday of next week, vices. The Atlantic Highlands first nid Reserve (ifflerrs now being rf obtain. The railroad held that "in- mander, The new president is Roh- should represent a cro^^-sert inn t>f it ah(ni!d cost the borough far less r lils in p curring such expense to furnish the community ami should be suf- lo make additional repairs now The Mutual CunlracUng company presented a large electric clock to , "! I" t" elementary schools called to activr duty arc coming •'it S. Johnson of I/ing Island City, of the Highlands sqund in recognition Iwl " "P011 at 8:45a " m' and Junl0r immaterial data would be a disre- ficiently intelligent to underhand than to wail for the ice and cold I Atlantic Highlands was award- from the. inactive and volunteer a veteran 8th Air Force ace. oc1 two 1 of their comradeship. ;an d scnk»' hlS" -^'lools at 8:25. gard of the public interest in issues given them for consider- of winte. to do further damage. ""l ™^- First, was on a reserve lists, Maj. Anido said. He b d of $ hhfi Police Chief Howard Monaban I To datc tne. klndcrgar- transportation ensts." and therefor ! Zelchnrr In Honored ation. It is necessary for Walter R.! ' - W for constructing have been rc- added that army officers who didwould not be supplied. Darby, state director of local gov-1 sidewalks and curbing on Schuber read from the minutes of the first ten registrationg s not join the organize.:' j-eserve. upon At the convention, Irving B. meeting and Harry Duncan, who ceived, with moic expected at all Col. Roberts announced he wa!s Zeichner of Atlantic Highlands, rrnment. to approve council's ac- Pl " was the only offered. Next separation from active service now tion before the new $5,000 project was on a bid of $2,998.65 for im- has served longest in the squad, schools: 60 at River St., 22 at Oak- can be. reappolnted to the active writing the P.U.C. that he consid- I former New Jersey Wing command- also spoke. land ut. and 58 rt Mechanic at. ers it up to the board to decide er and a member of the associa- DiFiore Wins can be started, since thp necessary proving Throckmorton ave. Other reserve by writing to the local ORC bidders were Charles Hesse, $3,- Joseph E. Plx of Rumson was Junior high school pupil* in unit. on the question. | tion's board of directors, was pre- funds must be appio^nated from grades 7, 8 and 9 may register eith- sented with the organization's 1950 unbudgeted money. 2S9.60, and Fred McDowell, *3,604, toastmastPr at the banquet at run- It was explained by Col. Harry er at Branch ave. junior high or outstanding service award. Taxicab Suit It was reported that the local Councilman James N. %Vo!cott, ner's hotel Saturday evening, lrin- Rockefeller of Manasquan that River st. tomorrow between 9 a. Mr. DeBrown, who assisted in or- civil defense organization plans to Jr. reported that he Is attempting; ored guestts were MMr. and Mrs. when Red Bank's Third battalion - to obtain a lot adjacent to the bor- m. and noon, or Tuesday, between 'ganizing the association s Mon- 'JVo Cause for Aetion' incrf-asi- its po.n-p ii-^»M'Vt's from Jesse Clark, who were observing reaches full cadre strength It will Angus Breeders' ough parking lot for $500. It la and 4 p. m. Now elementary mouth squadron in 1947, last year 12 to 25 active members. Council 11 comprise 34 officers and 125 en- owned by Mrs. Martha Melone. Ac- was elected New Jersey Wing Com- On HotluL'aro** Claim a p p i o v e il the appointment of ^trrKSi" "' »""•»•• «con,p.nl«. hy one listed men, most of whom will be 1 tion will he taken at the Sept. 1$ Ipaient, in grades one through six, C.eor^e Jat obs as th' irsnvr po- and Rep. Aucbincloss. An eight- non-commissioned officers. 'Get-Together' I«awience piFiore of firing st. meeting Mr. Wolcott also said that 'should enroll in the elementary lice director ann also the.>p new tier wedding rake was donated by The battalion, parl of the Active Mr DeBrown in well known in recovered a judgment of $13l| and he is studying a proposal to limit school in their school zone Tuesday Exhibition, Sale members Charles H.rngei, l.eRoy the. Baldanza bakery. Reserve, is authorized to hold 24 the Red Bank activities with the court costs laM Thursday jn Long parking on Lewis jt. between 2:30 and 4 p. m. Registra- bny scouts, having been scoutmas- S Broun, Samuel A. Mauro, Patricia Malazak. pight-yoar-old paid training assemblies a year, he Rraneh District rourt befurr Judgt s (.'mincil voted to send Oeor(« tion of Kindergarten pupils will al- At Shadow Isle Farm ter of Trop 23 ten years, a district George F. NadlT. Reimcr - acrobatic dancer from Trenton. s takc said, and conducts an optional 1,V j Edward J. Asihcr. Parker of Barker ave.. Vail Homes, won first prize at the talent show I " P'*" Tuesday during the scout commissioner two years and The judh'tnent was for damages I-cuth, John C. Mills. Micuacl J. samc registration hours. day summer encampment for all. Dr. and Mrs. Armand Hammer having been appointed to his jiri1*- a letter of thanks for having paint- at the school Thursday evening. members. i arising nut of a collision involving Halloran and Royal L. Hmton. ed the Volunteer Ambulance corps She received $50 and an audition of Shadow Isle farm on Everett cnt post as district chairman of the id., Middletown township, have Is- DiFiore s car and a White Star I *» >'"»' !'"»• Office building. Mr. Parker offered hi» for the Paul Whltemnn television Oder Same Grades ', scout, advancement committee. taxicab. ownfd by Charles Botta- Hope luled that Keyport might services as his donation to tho show. Second prize went to Lois sued invitations to an Angus I Before entering service in World Riverview Serves Col. Rockefeller said army veter- breeders "get-together" and buffet garo. A "no cause for action" w-as get a m'A post ortlr-e in the near corps' campaign for funds. DIUmbertI of Trenton, 11 years ans with non-commissioned officer War II, he was assistant chief ob- returned on a counterclaim for ' future with the reading of a letter John MacCray attended the meet- old, who tap danced. Robert Be- supper Friday, Sept. 8, at Molly server with the air raid warning ratings now can bo enlisted ln thePitcher hotel, and an Angus beef $272 by Bottagaro. There were no ' from Rep. Jam* c. Auchincloss ing to complain that the defensa dls of Avon, who sang, won third Many Patients unit in the same grades they held service. He entered the Army in Injuries involved. iH-Uumsuiii staling: "Post Office council did not give representation party "on the grounds" at Shadow- Aug. 1944, nnd wan transferred to prize. at time of discharge. He said, too, Isle after the sale Saturday, Sept. 9. Witnesses appearing for DiFiore Department advised me that under to his section of town. Councilman July Report Shows there U room in the division for the 9th Air Force in Fiance after corroborated his allegation that the ' existing regulations no further post Spencer Patterson, head of the de- Edward J. Macklin of Rumson At 11 a. m. Saturday of next having been wounded while serving was master of ceremonies, and Bill men with no prior army service, taxi was traveling at a high rate of littler ljitil(l;ni.'j< r:in be authorized fense ouncil. said that committees) 1.493 Patient Day* laonnti tur thu unit will ne week there «-(ll he n hrjpf evMH «.i'u iln *Ul liifuiivry division. H&UHuner, a magician, and ternic tion of some of the sale cattle an speed. liiKiore wis represented hy in Ihe tti 1111 (IW[rict ut New Jcr-had not yet been filled. He pointed Lamb, who sang Ihe "Lord's drawn from Monmouth and Ocean Mr. PeBrown is employed in iheBenedict R. Nicosia of the local I sey " out that a meeting was scheduled Riverview hospital administered well as their dams and slreg. Lunch Prayer," were non-competitive tnl- counties. New Vuik home oflice of the Amer- law film of Quinn. Doremus. Mi- Count .Inian Hewitt Wharton sug- for last night to interview volun- p 1,493 patient days care during July, will be served at noon and the sale y Men who are interested in join- ican Si.rely company a* supcin.«oi Cue ami Russell, rtnhrit Wnl ..fSi-ietl Ki p. Am huu'M'ss be con- ent. Paul Aladdin and Bobby Clark, accordindi g to thhe hospitalhi s statisti- will commence at 1 p. m. Breeders of rn.-ualty claims in .he. \cw Jer- organist iind pianist from the Log ing the Organized Reserves v\cve from various parts of the country t he Ashuiv flrn> of Tiiiinnil bin- '.;tOftl pvi lodu nily so Keyport will Owners of dogs which "habitual- cal report, submitted to the -board advised to eonlact the Rnd Bank sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and and Canon represented RottaEarn lie (in ;hv list when mure new ly disturb the peace" will he sub- Cabin Inn, also entertained. this week. Since the start of this will be. on hand on bolh days to Mai-yln mi aira. Winners nf the swimming events office it 12 Broad st., or to attend talk "Angus." meet old friends and 'MIIM IIIL> a : e authui ized. ject to fines of $:5. An ordinance year, 9.H28 patient days' care fas the next Thltd Hatlalion meeting The Air Koi'e associations N'ew Local Inventor Hi > -^.»: .1 Jt'illillun. p:i'.-!dent of to thw effect was adopted. Thursday afternoon Vote Flnsenm- been given by the staff. mnke new one*. rl« Noonan, Donal Michael, Mnrv at the above, address at 8 p. m. Jersey Win^ reiently nnnouncrd 11 tne Kfspoit Bu-Mne^rucns AS-SOLI- voted tr> approve (. r«e» The. cost per patient day in July next Tuesday. An dnhnrate illustrated booklet ^ ill hold 11., Hiinu.ii 1 011 vrut lull al King. Henry Egjtfr.*, Dicli Bntr.% linn liecn published for the c\hihi- " I . S. I 1 urn. t\|i:rs.*ed lln- .tppic uitiun off omnirnd.'itinn of the horoug-h'i two this year w» $13.52, and in July, the BeilielyCarterel h"'el ,-u A-- i| Patty Kin?. Archie" Black, Jack s Another feature of this week's ArfhiR P. Kin:: uf MHI ns p.iik iiij* is;*n.iatmil fiu tin- i)urough*. p.itrulmrn thai Fatontown join th« 1919, the cost was $13.21 During tion and sale "f Aberdeen-Angus buiy Park Oct. 14, with Attorney Evans, Richard Lorenz, John Grif- meeting wa.s a talk 1< Lt. James Rod Rank, tins week WJ»S granted new stiMi't c I fan 1 [IK piogt am. Rod Bnnk Policemen's Ben«vol«nt July hospital technicians made 118 1 cattle. fin, and a relay team, the "Dukes," A. Mitiley of Keanr urg, who dis- 'General Thrndoru D. Parsons as a pfitent for his invention of a new 1 Boruu^h Attorney J. Krank Wei- association. x-rays. The hospital staff cared for cussed the historical background of 1 principal speaker. ' gnnd ru*P'.1 thai since it has been who were Howard Billing, Charles 45 maternity cases, and 166 emer- Donkey BsiebaH Game Tonight radio marker system, it was an- Korea and events that led up toThunilny. AII«IUI al. Muldlrlnwn I lound that pioperty i>^ iu*it by 11 me Whelan, Iliuhm Lorm/. nnd Algencies- , and 99 operations were nounced by the United Htatea Pat- phonse Moreiuix. the present conflict there. I.ion* vs. Hrpvent Turk I.tonHTflo I-'^f Houiehold \ aluil I Janud Lauio is aii:i.i!iy S5 per crn; M yotir ^r*lfl•\ performed during July, Co. at Lennnnln hitrh Frhciol fli-til H:.1it O.jr hH.M-iniiit IB fi... HI outMnndinir ent Ofllce in WiLshington. The HIKIIIMIHIS museum, located Since January of this year, 702 fi'i-lnrk. In CHUf (if rHin. ««mi- "ill I..;hlllll^ llri I'SM.'.tH. rilimi' llfcW lilltli iLi'imli- The marker system, tho patent 'in I lit tow rij-hip ul .Mala v, .m it hv! l.ir Stand- An You Planning • Fall Wxldlni? l.'nyi-il tnmnrriiw ni«ht KIIIIBJ-, Nr|iiini- M1.1I.-u-n-Hy I1111-I1 in 11.1), mnvn.i) at former jvihileo her.iiquarters on x-rays have been made; 244 mater- ortlce said, was difti'icnt in 23 jit-movL'tl fiom the tax roll of Key 'ficn .«»•!• Kulhrrini; Kn.ltt] Inr deiiula hi-r In lli.:u-nt "f rmi"r -rvution »inl ikh-h.li MI, I'liloiiil lirnvan *. |i.nM r f purt. ila a (Jor.t-n. Bay ave. has had about 1,00ft visi- nity cases taken care of; 878 emer- Tor your ri rfiilioii in the liuuitirul Criliir mifht fund. Arlv«rt in-mcnt. i-iiii. iiiina (I '.'.I ,,ln.i,i- , •,.,„.,, I,,,- respects from any .similar system e jars. Ma» ..n unc cap jar|» tors. It will remain open until to- gency ca>.es treated, and 825 opera- Kofim nf the- r.ilur Inn. Illnhwiiy :|«. 1 h•• ,1 I'IMIX :I<.I 1 • HI , in f I ,'.i 1,1,1 vy ever patented ur knmvn. Co uiu* :iniiin Wharton said adver )l\Tf. Free tlHvtrjr. Prown't* i * 10. 47 Il•r,t it.. Rd Bank. morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. tions performed. uiii>.|inlf milu nnrlh of Sea llriuht liriilyi- Morlfita Monav imilil.il rlui , , u.hnin. ;;i 11 HI.. ,11,,.. The Hid Hank inventur filed a ti^« nient» cillinn a*, irnl ;un to de- (l way, HiyhliuitU. S(iilin« i * pur. j f I'".-- vi '.'-. s «. • 11 .. in,, s,-,,i Ph.- KE Certificates of mr'tit are being or «m«". fnrtnd. cutmlrii «»tRt«, bull' patent appli.-fiiion Apnl."). 194c, and hnqut'iH IJM.S and VMU.T !»lls soon !-'•. II,., ,1 ,,l jrai. l'hun. HI • ntl b'jiMiniit, •xiitlng or ntw. Long ,'••• - '••• ••' ••!,.. I' N»-. 1 1 1 \v 1 !| h, pi f pH 1 f f It \\ .1.- 1 nno tine el prepared hy thr jubilee rnnimilten ImUy'i Fram* Shop 3-13.. 1. -Ailirili.rrtiinl. M.II • mv ii,ivm«nt. libtrll loant an .I'M I •' I!i.I lln". W • •<• H -"tinned hm \\H' t *»<* Summ.r W.ddinn for piTscntatlrin to lhn~p whn iifl|>- j ..i;it"i ut y- \ui» »i fl'ii Inbl* pmiifriit* Jn«»iiK G M'-r'u* • , I'hn. , UK i- ;«... \,i,»,., .m. .... P.^'I I>lpph'in*» I.H^'II HI i'i ir- Ire A [ipr te u111p in tilvtr. s !• „,.,„ .„„„ ,,i<| H,,,, li,.«H, Fiiim vili »« I.n«#ii known MI make thr fnlden jubilee celebia- •-^---•'#< T...I|P,IIT muiigi|V IS! N»' Y<. \\«ich for ojicnini due.— ng^urm. All ftrjggiiu. —Af.- I m^nt. Fbon* Rum»on 1-04U.—A iln- JKT be lion t • I, Aibuiy Page T*'O ru:n RAXK nF.niKTr:R, u».v> ou YOUR CHOICE America's But Corsets Spiritualist Services f ^ LEARN TO DANCE FlttsaJ by Gradual* Osnetleret Wit* MHHIH $MOOTHLY AND CORRECTLY, LET OUR TALENTED e.pem Your choice of insur- TUCKfR'S Tuetaayt. t •>. M. aaal • *>. M. h II Mlfklaaa- Ava., Kimwea feach \OJ *' e la'e.t s-e^ > •--• • -•. »«'': r'r^i-db samba, ta-.go, ance agenl is just as FIRST BAPTIST PBJiSBVTKRIAN HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CGMSET SHOP Sttexog. e-:. T-e PACE DANCE STUDIOS, 21 Broad St., Red B«nk, Red Bank Red Bank m »r«.vJw»y Umg Branch Uasayai •••• P. M. important •• your fted Btnk Hlfk Pelat Spiritual Cfcatwl Phone RE 6-0844 or 6-2691M. Studio ©pan i-10 P. M. Church nchool will meet tt 9At Rev Chaile* S. W«bsler will de- Rev. Harold Hornberger, p»su>r. CHAPIL HIM. ROAB, choice of doctor or a. m Sunday and Missionary Sun- liver th« sermon, "What Aie Youwill administer Communion at the Th« fOBil to bffttir unri bigger buti- LIOMSjSJOO day will be observed. Rev W. Clln- (.49 a. m. service Sunday. His ser- ntl» tdvtrtlu In Tb« Ktgii1.tr regular'.?. lawyer. Tj(vin(? For?" m thj S:SO a. m ser- Re*. Myrtle A. Nnk»y, Patter ion Puwcis will iiptak on the topic >vlc e Sunday. Thi« will be the last jn tupic will bf "Kw'M»aiy —Advertisement. Tour entire financial Thire Tiuths About Ood" at (In , Be|.vjc:4B Services will ba held Thursday 28,000 Sq. Ft. J-M Kockwool, Full Thick a. m. Sunday. Rev. John E. John- ing the sermon. Organ selections at 2 p. m. and at 7.20 p. m. Sun- "Parable of thr Two by Miss Ella Kin if will be "Morn- day evening services will be re- Sons" will be delivered at tha morn- ing 80111;" by Mendelssohn and sumed Sept. 10 at 8 p. m. Ing service at 11 a. m and Com-"March Romaine" by Oounnrt Fol- $09.Uv Thousand SIRLOIN or PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 7 5»> munion service will be celebrated. lowing services a short meeting of 10,000 Sq. Ft. !^x6 Red Cedar Siding, clear "A" There will be a senior youth the boar! of deacons will be held. Coh'i Neck meeting at 7 p. m. Sunday. Evening Th« board of trustees and reno- Mits Marie Clayton, IS, won her s Fl GRADE A YOUNG TENDER FANCY FRESH service begin* at 8 p. m. Rav. Mr.vation committee will meet Tues- fourth women's stock .ar race Sat- 19*0 * Johnson will preach OB "A Win-day at 8 p. m. in the church house. urday night at Long Branch sta- some Invitation." Tha session will meet a week dium. She drove t Ford racer, own- CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER from Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Prayer, praise and Bible atudy ed by tht Atlantic Stock Car as- EATONTOWN 3-1470 HEN YOUNG will be held in tht church fallow, church house. sociation. ship hall Wednesday evening, Stpt. Sunday-school will resume Sept. The Sewing club of the Reformed (, at 8 p. m. 17 at IMS a. m. There will be church held a lawn party and oov- REISS LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. The church achool workers' con- clasaes for «ll ages. cred-dlsh luncheon Tuesday at the Turkeys ference will be held Tuesday Sept. Souvenir plate* in honor of the home of Mr. and Mrs. William MAIN ST. EATONTOWN S, at the home of Mrs. Walter Bill* bicentennial celebration are still 1Hun t Member, pre 1«.1« LB. AVEBAGE An intermediate and senior youth from th« Jolly Workers or from MrB. chrlney Conover, Mrs. Oeorj-e Armour's Star Boneless Cooked rally will be held at the church Mrs. G. Harold Nevius. Taylor, MMrs . Lesttr HeulittHllt . MrsM . Best Cuts, Tender, Lean Juicy Friday evening, Sept. 8, at 8 o'clock. Sunday, Sept. 17, has been de- R D clared r ." r* u« H ThThe ,' - - Heulitt, Mrt. W. C. Heulitt All young people between 12 and 25 Go to Church day The , , j,^ | | . ., are invited > t }untor am Prlscll a Mart n Guest STEINBACM COMPANY BOILED un, part In the i-nioservicesr chcir. e will take preaent were M|,s Ifabel|a Heuliu PRIME and Ricky Hunt, grandson of Mr. PRESBYTERIAN Atlantic Highlands HIGH pOIN'TsPHUTlAL and Mrs. Hunt. Church school will metl at 10 a. CHAPEL Mr. and Mra. Frtd C. England 121 Broad R»d Bank m. Rev. Elmer T. Schlck will speak Leonardo have returned from a motor trip to the White Mountains of Ver- on the topic, "On Outwitting a Rev. Frances Steventon, former mont and to Bangor, Mt. Routine Job" at the morning ser- pastor, will conduct the service Hams vice at 11 a. m. Wtek-end ruests of Mr. and Mra. Sunday tt « p. m, assisted by Rtv. ROASTS Whole «T Half, Sltc«A Me <,<% ft. W. O. VanNote were Mr. and Mrs. The Ladies' Aid society will hold Mr. Pinlsney, present paetcr. Rev. Fred Weber, Phunfltld; Mr. and birthday luncheon Tuesday, Sept. Mrs. Stevenson is making htr home Mrs. Harry Flnt, Mllltown, and Mr. Fresh Genuine Boneleit Sugar Cured In Florida, but Is visiting friends Armour's STAR JLJ% 5, at 12:30 p. m., followed by their and Mrs. Frank Tilton, Oakhurtt. monthly meeting. Thursday, Sept. in this area. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. RUMP 7, there will be a trustee's meeting LAMB GOODWILL METHODIST Horace Baylor, Brookslde farm, wer« Mr. and Mrs. James Case, SMOKED HAMS 68lb CORNED EMMANUEL BAPTIST % Rumson Milford: Mr. and Mrs. John Hllde- Whole or Shank Half LIVERS 49; BEEF Atlantic Highlands At the 7:30 p. m. service Sunday, brant and son John and daughters Rev. Howard M. Ervln will Rtv. James W. Marshall will Yvonne and Barbara, Washington, preach at tht Communion service preach on the theme, "Light In a N. J., and Robert Miller of Oxford, at 8:30 a. m. Church school meets Park Night." N. J. at in a. m. Dtnnis M. Lingo Is su- Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Smith. perintendent. Mid-wf.tk prayer Joll- FILORIM BAPTIST Allentown, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry owship and pastor's Bible class Red Bank Probasco, Croaswlcks, wars dinner will meet Wednesday at I p. m. Rev. A. J. Wade of Long Branch guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mn. Joseph Moreau, Sr. PENTECOSTAL will be in charge of Sunday ser- Miss Sandra Gemmali, Vand.tr- Union Beach vtees at 11:SO a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, is on burg, is visiting friends at Mer- Sunday-school will meet at M5 vacation. Sunday-school will meet chantvllle. a. m, morning worship service at at 10.30 a. m. Atlantic grange will have Its 11 a. m. and evangelistic ttrviee Mld-wcek prayer service will first fall mtetlng at tha new grange at 8 p. m. meet Wednesday st 8 p. m. hall on Vanderburg- rd., Monday The Ladies' aid will melt Tues- night, Sept. 18, starting at 7 p. m. day at 1:30 p. m. , CHURCH OF CHB18T with a covered-dish supper. State SMAR1 Prayer meeting will be held Eatontown Lecturer Howard Hancock will Wednesday tt » p. m. A series of sermons will be de- speak, and children from the Pre- livered each evening at 7:30 p. m, ventorium at Farmlngdale will put METHODIST on a program. The meeting Is open Atlantio Highlands beginning Sunday, Sept. 3, through Sunday, Sept. 10, by Brother O. H. to the public. Rev. Ruy K. Willlame' atrmon The Reformed Women's League Sunday at 11 o'clock will be "WhyTtllman of New York city. Bible classes will be conducted at for Service will resume meetings Do You Work?" Roy M. Jeffrey Monday night, Sept. 18. will be in charge of the choir. Sun- 10 a. m. Sunday, and Communion services will be held Sunday morn- The) Ladles' auxiliary of the tire day-school will meet at 8:45 a. m. company will meat Wednesday Tht evening eervict will be a un- ings. A sermon will be substituted for Thursday evening Bible study. night, Sept. 6, at the homt of Mrs. ion service with the Navesink con- Arnold Conovtr, George at.. Free- gregation at Navesink. MEMORIAL CHURCH hold. The W.S.C.S. will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Elberon The senior choir will rehearse Divine service at 11 o'clock Sun- Atlantic Highlands Thursday at 8 p. m. day will be conducted by Dr. Don- Henry Orlowaki of Irvington Is ald MacLeod, assistant professor visiting Rev. Elmer T. Schlek. CHAPEL OF HOLY COMMUNION of preaching at Princeton Theologi- Mr. and Mrs. John Reed of Brown Sutda Fair Haven cal seminary. Dr. MacLeod received Grand avt. have move- to Jolitt, and The service of Holy Communion his doctorate at the University of 111. Mr. Reed Is district manager will be celebrated Sunday at 11 a. Toronto and was In the active min- for tht Hotpolnt Appliance com- Black Calf m. Rev. Christopher H. Snyder will istry in Canada aeven years before pany. , be the celebrant, assisted by Jamet coming to Princeton. Word has been received htrt of Wemmer, George B. Moxley and At the vesper service the quartet the death of Edward Stair, hus- Robert Aumack. The vicar will and violinist will be under the di- band of Mra. Kathleen Hamper speak on "The Power of Money." rection of Dr. Robert Ge-yior, who Stair, formerly of Atlantio High- Charles Maglll, organist, will 'play served the Elberon Memorial lands, on July Jl. Besidta his "Beside Deep Waters" by Lyon, church as organist-director almost wife, ht Is survived by three "March" by Camp and "Mora Love two-thirds of the church's existence. children, Kathleen, Nancy and Ed- to Thee O Christ" by Speaks. dy Stair, Jr. METHODIST The second confirmation class Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Cardner meets Wednesday, Sept. 6, at I a. Belford of Memorial parkway have re- m. The cabinet will meet Friday Sunday-school will meet at 9:30 turned from a girls' camp In the evening, Sept. 8, at 8 o'clock. a. m. Rev. Robert L. Blackman's Pocono mountains, where they sermon at 10:45 a. m. will be "Tht have been councilor! for the past EPISCOPAL Christ of the Ages." ten weeks. Highlands The official board will meet at 8 St. Agnes church will hold a fair Morning prayer will be held Sun- p. m. Monday. Prayer meeting will on the church grounds tomorrow day at 9 o'clock. Rev. Christopher be held at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday and Saturday tveningi. Al Wolfe H. Snyder will speak on "The Root and at 8 p. m. Thursday, the senior Is chairman. of Evil.' Mrs. Ruth Lucas, organ- fellowship will meet. School opens Wednesday, Stpt. C. ist, will play "A Flute Essay" by Eight classrooms, the dental clinic Dudley Peak, "Allegro" hy Ham- BAY SHORrTcOMMKNITY and the general office have been mer and "X Heard a Voice" by East Keansburg repainted in two-tone green. Mr. Dykes. Rev. John P. Euler will preach and Mrs. Georgt WuesthofT have The executive committee will on "Do We Need the Church?" at received teaching appointments meet Tuesday, Sept. S, at 8 p. m. 11 a. m. service Sunday. Church from the board of education. Mn. Offlctra and teachers of the church school and Bible class will meet Wuesthoff will teach fourth grade school will meet Tuesday evening, at 10 a. m. and Mr. Wuesthoff, high achool Sept. t, at T o'clock. social studies. Both taught at Mata- Ready for a country Prayer service will bt held Wed- Black Coif nesday at i p. m., and Friday at wan last year. Mrs. Wuesthoff is PRESBYTERIAN 8 p. tf. The board of trustees will a graduate of tha local schools. background,a city scene, Eatontown meet. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mulr, daugh- Rtv. David E. Ling win bring ter Lois and son Paul, have return- 15.95 the message at the 10:48 a. m. ser- FIRST CHITBCH OF CHRIST, ed from two weeks' vacation at for commuting in-between, 8CIENTI8T vice and at the 8 p. m. service, Keesville, N. Y. FOR THE WELL-DRESSED HOMEMAKER .... which will Include a hymn sing. Rid Bank Weeber W. Brook and son Billy Sunday-school meets at 11:30 Servlctt In Flrtt Church ot spent several days last wtek at these impeccably tailored m. and Includes an adult Bible Christ, Scientist, 209 Broad St., art Atlantio City. class. htld Sundays at 11 a. m. and 8:15 Mary Noll of the Brook insur- / Suit shots, designed with The Lost and Found fellowship, p. m. and Wednesdays at 8:15 p. ance agency la on two weeks' va- consisting of high school age peo- m. Bunday-school meets at 11 a. m. cation. ple, meets Sundays at 7 p. m. Christian 8cienct Lesson Sermon: James W. Shannon of Avenue DAYTIME CHAMBRAY cushiony soles and wonderful "Man" is the subject for Sunday, D Is confined to his home after KMBL'RV MKTHODIHT Sept. 3. Golden Text: "Blessed it sufferinr 11 heart n(tn?l:. l.lttl* «jl«»r the man that walketh not In the Donald Miles appeared on tele- finger-up flexibility: At the IMS a. m. aervice, Rev. counsel of the ungodly, nor atand- vision, station WABD, last week in James W. Marshall will preach on eth In the way of sinners, nor slt- connection with George Steinwalss the theme, 'Getting tht Moat Out teth in the seat of the scornful. day. by Pat Perkins Many Mof Stylet to Choote from of Worship." But his delight is In the law of the Mayor Wtldron P. Smith Is on 5.98 A W.S.C.S. executive committee Lord and in his law doth he medi- two weeks' vacation from hit posi- meeting will he htld tonight at tate day and night." I Psalms 1:1, tion with 1h» Bell Telephone labor- the home of Mrs. Gtorge Ivlns, 21. Sermon: Passages from the atories at Whippany. Rumson rd. King James version of the Bible Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dinktlbtrg, Fin* quality chambrsy, el»v»rly dtsigned by Pat Perlins to Tonight at g o'clnrk the country Include: Jr., gnve a lawn party Sunday fair committee will meet In the "Be ye therefore perfect, even as Atttndlng were Mr. and Mn. Rich- Uep you frtsh and aWracHvs. despit* the rigor* of daily homt> church hall. your Father which is in heaven is ard Fagmn and Mr. and Mra. Philip Dlnkelbtrg, Br. perftct." (Matt. 5:41). Correlative routine tasks. Zipper placket closing, self belt and deep f'.:p METHODIST passages from 'Sclenca and Health JOHN B.ALLEN CO Navfsink with Key to tht Scriptures" by Rev. Roy E. Williams will preach Mary Baker Eddy Include: ATHLETE'S FOOT pockets. Blue, rose or beige with contrasting trim. I4'/J 93 BROAD ST. RED BANK T.I. 6-0267 on "A Soldier's Choice" Sunday at "In divine Science, man Is the Mt> Atot^tJ - M» AtM — MMtat 7 p. m. Harry Hallgring will be true Image of God , . . The Chrlat- to 24/2. HOloial VVCUOarV ORiiiMNV. U*- like unri>r.itandlnK of jirirnliflce be- vtiaaea let *t •*»• tj Bat Am;. Our New Stort Ntor Port Offic* Sunday-school will nKft at >:4n ing and divine healing include* a feTI? ktaea lefsa. tW WTor a. m. The official boaid will meet ptrftct Principle and Idea, perfect .. Mae tat fttet AM »r 1 after Ihe Sunday evening servict. God and perferi man. a« the hnsls «t ati ea tar (art a* UK IJO u [ The w. s C s win matt Wtdntt- at thought .1.U In M Itni br Until, W'tlan, DAYTIME KROCKS, Budget Mtmnlni and dtmonttraUon," Su. '—- sMreti *r you, ' me <»y »t ISO p. m. Jt»» Tu;i> HANK I:I:»;ISTI:K. Ar«;I>T MI. i'.o. Page Tliree Mayor Charles R. English Cuts Rihhon at Jean Frocks Opening IF YOU WANT 1. ^ our linen- \MI»IK'liirt« iiiiniil to )>tili rlioii .'{. \ l!( Hit- hiumlrx HuiMJIi- LEON LAUNDRY SERVICE (I (tank f»-2«00
CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING PORTRAITURE 35 SILVERTON AVENUE,. LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Buy BREYERS PHONE RED BANK 642)2 Fresh Peach In the) men*y-tavin9 The Atlantic Refining Co, HALF GALLON Only H20
Will Op«n A tW» Half ry Holt flo.ii tomb no'.ooi alto available in th- Half Gallon NEW MODERN SERVICE STATION IN RED BANK SHORTLY SOS 17 Broad St., Red Bank INTERESTED IN INTERVIEWING Mayor Charles R. English cuts the ribbon to officially open the above, left to riqht, are ' Sleeler ' SMpfi, Ju'r. ili.i.c, i"m, : Red Bank 6-0001 ' new store of Jean Frocks, Inc.i Friday morning at 86 Broad st. Irving Brown, Robert de la Reu",i! e. Je^vi Lie nipr• >r r. |,rf 'I>II! ,-.' DEALER PROSPECTS , Opening ceremonies were held Friday and Saturday. The company s Jean Froclcs, Inr..: Robert Worrlen, M tyor h'q h, M. . C.r<-, I- r <". DOWNSTAIRS DEPARTMENT 6enno Gideon, N/iiton Ma«,t, Mr',. Jc i-1 L -••"••• ••"•.•• . • : K' . L i Participating in the opening were store officials and directors Hollenbauqh, itore manager. Aggressive-High Type of the Red Bank Community Chamber of Commerce. In the photo
RE( KIVKK DOCTORATE Rov. Rohcrt Blmkmrm. pastor of Lincroft FINANCIALLY STABLE—EXPERIENCE SECONDARY the Bolford Methodist church, re- Church services will begin next RED BANK 6-5080 cflvrd tho dnproc of'Doctor of Sunday at the chapel at 11 a. m. Theology last wook from McKin- This will b« the first service held ]ry Roosfvclt college, ChiraRo. Rev, since the church wax organized OR STOP IN>AT Call Mitchell 3*0100 BlarUman's Ihcsis on "Thf Snrrn- with new charter iiieiiilrtfrn. The ments of tho New Trstampnt" wss senior choir will sing and Stanley approved Ins' yonr and nomination StiUvcll will give a sermon entitled O'DONNELL TRAVEL for the doctorate was made in Jan- "The Blessing; of Work." Sunday- VI Broad St. K.TI Rank uary. school service* will bogln the fol- lowing Sunday at 10 a. m. Church WATCH services will be held the first Sun- OESERVES COOO FOR 10W BUS FARES K> Dutch-toe GHIIUE Boys' LUG SOLE BROGUES day of every month until further notice. • rittiburic • Dallas Siiei 10 to 3 TREATMENT- -LET US Work has begun and is progress- • ChicuKU • I-"" AllgrlPH $399 ing on the excavating and founda- t00K/TO\/£R. tion of the addition to the chapel. • St. Inuii • San Krari'-lvo Work is hclng dons by William Kohl and son. The Ladies' Aid society will meet •US SfRVICf '< ?•*•», •- iizet 31 i-6 next Thursday afternoon at the iv«rwH«. ^ ^ home of Mrs. Charlei Toop. Reussilles "Surp I'll pnimoti' you ««> a lra\rliiiB job - hut dmt Id «ui;f«t $4.99 The monthly meeting of chapH ynu try si'ttlnic al"iie * nerk hire in the ofnie ulthnut mini; that officer.', trustees and members was 36 BROAD - RED BANK pomfnrtablr ihalr cushinn «r hought for jnu from TKTI.UVS." held las' Thnreday evening at Ihe chapel. A motion wna mndr for • SELLING OFFICE SUPPLIES the trustees to hold an early mret The ro«d to hutter unH bunt FT h II • I - With ing to decide on by-laws of the big church, which will then tt« pre- fii, nHvertine in The Rtjjl«t^r r^aularly, BORUMGIDN TRfllUMAVS Cloied at 12 Noon Wednetdayi During August thick sented at the next meeting for a Advrrtisrmrnt. red rubber vote. After the business meeting WG SOLES refreshments were served by Mrs. Ada Woodward. Mrs. Charles Cox and Mrs. Herbert Kaul. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stilwell, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fields, Mr. and Mrs. William Diem. Mrs. Floyd Lum, Mrs. Harold Willgerodt, Mrs. Charles Conovcr, Charles Cox, Charles Toop. Francis Laubmeister and Stanley Stil- well, Jv. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toop and children Susan, Anne and Billy have returned from a two-week vacation In Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels at- tended a family picnic and reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. Dan- iel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Daniels of Freehold. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duckworth visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don't underestimate your youngsters. They William May of Phllllpsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens, Mr. know what they want-AND WE HAVE IT I and Mrs. Frank Renaldi of River Plaza and Mr. and Mm. Percy Wea- Western embossing, silvery buckles and ver of Red Bank spent the week- end at Green Mountains. Vt. hi-style "tricks" are frankly intended to Mr. and Mra. Ralph Layton and make the small fry happy. BUT there's no daughter Evelyn and Mrs. I»iyion> mother, Mrs. Klla Pope of Uttle sacrifice in QUALITY! Scientific lasts, sturdy - Silver, are leaving this week on a trip to Niagara Falls. leathers, extra stitching and reinforcement, An executive meeting of Ijn- croft 4-H wa» held at the home of heavier soles and leather linings are just Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kraan last Tuesday evening. Plans wpre made a few of the many outstanding features This 1950 STUDEBAKER for the next regular meeting Sept. 5 at the lire house. There will also designed to add weeks and months of be a new drive made for membecs. EXTRA wear! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davey at- tended a party given at the home COMPARE the efffierence/ of Mr. and Mrs. John Warren, Jr.. TO BE r n r r of Leroy pi., Friday night. The SEE th* difference/ honored guest was Edward Rull- LWed for Hchlni tcsema, psoriasis, Inftc- •oM, •thItte't foot or whattvn your —WONDER 8ALVC can help nu. 65 Broad St. U* tot tke bo.i i. thi «n* WONPeil MLVK I, white grc«.H« At •ntlieptlc. No ugly appurancr. Suit tot Red Bank children. Oet WoNDtK SALTE-renilt, •r montj rafumjed. Trul/ wondcrftil Red Bank Stores Kol.l In Karl Hank hv SUM llav. Whclmi I •nd LHKf'tt l>rui Store* or >our boma I Ion draiflau Pase Four TtKn HANK HKGIPTKR. AT/GIST SI. ior>n
Belford Mrs. Elhel Massey Marlboro Word has been received by Mrs.i Opens Nursery School Nineteen members attended the Henry LohBDn and her brother, meeting of the auxiliary of the I COME TONIGHT Craig Finnegan. from their nephew, | The Happy Hours nursery school Marlboro lire company Monday, j IX. Robert R. Finnegan, of his ar-< at 40 8yc»more ave., Shrewsbury, New members) will have to wall • DONALD'S LAUNDRY rival in Korea. Originally station- ' formerly conducted by Mrs. Clare until spring before obtaining their ' ed in Japan for the past y«ar with McCoach. will reopen Sept. IS, with uniform*. I his wife, Lt. Finnegan is in the Mrs. Ethel Massey, formerly of Mrs. Bertha Stolt spent last i 44 Marion St. 24th Army division. He Is a grad- Buffalo, a* the new owner. week-end at West New York, the : uate of West Point. Mis. Finnvgo.11 guest of Mrs. Ida Eylert. is In Japan. Mrs. Esther Adelman of Brighton ! A new cafeteria has been com- Ut, Beach. N. Y., has been spending a ; QUALITY-CLEANING pleted at the Belford school and week with Mr. and Mrs. Horace N. I will be open Monday, Sept. 11. The Rubeiustein. I Phone R. B. 6-0203 Rumson Vets Fair j cafeteria has been moved from the Mrs. Oeorge Searles of Fort Lee | -AYKMr. OF TWO KIVERS: ! third floor of the school to the spent last week with her son-in- , basement, which h«s been redec- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ; orated. All new equipment has been Arch Apgar. Guests with the Apgar I Installed Mrs C. R. Smith and family last Wednesday were Mr. i Mrs. William Meyer, who are In and Mrs. S. Sabalo and children I charge of the lunchroom, took a Gail and Raymond of Union City. • WALTER READE THEATRES • 1 cooking course at New Jersey Cot- Mrs. William Quackrnbota of Cen- lege for Women during tne sum- ter Lino, Mich., has been spending AUGUST 31 -SEPT. 1-2-4 mer and will use a variety of several weeks here with the Apgar menus for the coming season. family. Mrs. Quackenboss Is Mrs. Apgar s aunt. She Is 96 year* old, The Mariner troop took part In e. and made the trip here from her water ballet Sunday at the West home in Michigan by herself, OW SHOWING! GROUND PRIZES NIGNTLY End casino, Long Branch. The show, sponsored by the Red Cross, • was directed by Audrey Bhipple. A Riverside Heights sextet number, entitled "Floating Stars," was done by Barbara Smith, Charles Holmwood has grown a Barbara Harnett, Theresa Romeo, sunflower In his garden which Is Frances Tarnow and Mary and 12 feet high, and IS inches In diam- See The "Tug Of War" Loretta, Clseskl. A duet, entitled eter. "Floating," was dons by Misses Joyce Schelber, Grace Adams, Marylu Richmond and Beatrice Vincent Tabor and William Tim- Parleman. Mrs. Ethel Mauey mens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. MD IANK Albert E. Snyder Saturday. Between Local Fire Companies The Mariners have made a pro- *.J»00 Mrs. Musey Is the former Ethel Mrs. Robert Taylor has sold her ject of visiting Rotikrt B»nn*tt, Muiwun of Red Bank. She was a eon of the former Mae Adams of home here, and plans to make her resident of Buffalo ten years. She home |n V»»r Vork city. this place, at Monmouth Memorial la a graduate of Beaver college, hospital each week. Jenkrntown, Pa., where she majored Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and in kindergarten and primary work. daughter of Campbell ave. spent She taught two years in Manas- •] :1 i'i TREASURE CHEST OF PRIZES the past two weeks at Moody and quan, assisted in a nursery school York, Me. In Florida and last year set up and Louis Plumadore of Saranac conducted a nursery school for the Lake visited h/re five days last U. S. Army at Fort Dlx. She hu a TONITE, FBI., SAT. AWARDED FINAL NIGHT - LABOR DAY week with Mr. and Mrs. Claude son, Lance, three years old. AUG. 31, SEPT. 1-2 Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith. Improvements made to the nur- ROBERT TAYLOR sery school by Mrs. Massey include Charles Patterson of Walling ave. a new floor, new equipment and JOHN HODIAK has been confined tq his home for complete renovation. the past two weeks because of ARLENE DAHL illness. Mrs. Bertha Thompson of Pas- saio Is spending this week with I DRIVE-IN "AMBUSH" Mr. and Mrs. William Harnett. Shore' THEATRE MOM'S finest Wmtcrn In Circle. Rl U & J4 Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey of %S Collinf;wood Pk I ten years. SUNDAY thru TUESDAY Whltt- Plains v.-crr Sunday gutati PHONC J58URV P4RK 1-080(1 of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey. NEWS CARTOON i'ri.-Sat. Sept. 1-: Mr. and Mrs. Serge Lakhnvsky SIN., MON., TLES. and Miss Eugenie dc Rohaning: of Randolph Scott SEPT. t-t'S New York were week-end guests Ruth Roman White of Mrs. Bertha Brouwer. The Technicolor Epic ! WILIIAMS -JOHNSON Miss Milllcrnt Broander has re- \\ turned to her position in New York "COLT 45" Destination after two weeks' vacation. in Technicolor The junior choir of the Method- Plus ist church attended a picnic Moon" at Cheesequake park Thursday. "I Was a Shoplifter" Don't miss this thrill of the Adults attending tn addition to 19 future. members were Mrs. Dirk Hofman, Sun.-Mon. Sept M An exciting trip Into space. Mrs. Dora Roop, Mrs. John Lentz Rosalind Russell VETERANS and Mrs. David Tlmnis. Ray MllUnd WED., THURS., SEPT. t-1 Carol, Janice, Constance and Anne Boeckel of Port Monmouth "Woman Of Distinction" MARTHA SCOTT are spending two weeks with Mr. Plus end Mr< Harry I.ohsen while their WILLIAM GARGAN parents are on a vacation. "Prison Warden" Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Balr en- "CHEERS FOR tertained last week Mrs. J. Ver- Tues.-Wed.-Tb.ur*. Sept. MM NOW SHOWING non Oooding of Rochester, N. Y. Jame* Stewart Mrs, Susan Crawford returned Shelley Winters MISS BISHOP" home with htr daughter to visit Kiddles' Night on Wed. in Rochester. with Extra Cartoons Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benson re- "Winchester 73" ceived word from their son Rob- In Technicolor COMING ! ert that he is on a vigil patrol In Flu* Alaskan waters. "BROKEN ARROW Mr. and Mrs. John McCauley of "Marv Ryan Detective" "My Friend Irmi Goti Wait" Yonkers, N. T. spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halli- Children 9c at All Time* "BRIGHT LEAF" day. Mr. and Mrs. G. McLaughlin of Long Island were week-end guests. A moving picture show for chil- Skews Billy Sill • T - • •>. M. NON VETERANS dren and adults will be held tomor- MARINE THEATRE row evening at the Scout building. ConthwMS SMALL DOWN HIGHLANDS, N. J. ATLANTIC tot. . t«m. • Nth. Jerry »nd Kenneth Cartier of Fit, Sat. Sat Mat Dumont spent a week recently PAYMENT JAMES STEWART Thur., Frl., Sat. flat Conk with Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Plebeau. 8HELLV WINTERS Virginia and Patricia Plebeau were SEE guests for one week each at the A THRILLING ADVENTURE home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Car- "WINCHESTER 73" Jackie Robinson tier In Dumont. -also- "DESTINATION * Miss Terry Hrinze of Baltimore, LOI8 BUTLER MOON" ' ,p,lde of M»> Md., spent four days last week -In- — in — SUNDAY "JOCKEY* •In technicolor with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ir- -also- thru wln at their new home on Ninth »t. •In color- "The JACKIE VINCENT PRICE TUESDAY Miss Betty Matula is spending; a Sun., Mon. Sun. Mat EIXEN DREW week's vacation at New Hampshire CLAUDETTE COLBERT •In- ROBINSON from her duties as nurse at the ROBERT RYAN "BARON OF ARIZONA" Muhlenbtrf hospital, Plainfleld. STORY" Mr. and Mrs. William Benninga "THE SECRET FURY" 8un. to Tue. Sun. Cant t pm spent Tuesday in New York city, -also- where they attended some shows. HEAR ARTHUR GODFREY DON'T MISS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beh>r -In- EDMUND O'BRIEN spent the week-end with Mr. and "S0 YEARS JOANNE DRU Mrs. H. W. Towner of Media, Pa. BEFORE YOUR EYES" Robert Behler, Jr., who had been spending two weeks there, return- Tues. Wed, ed home with them. JOHN WAYNE "711 Ocean Drive" A meeting of the Belford Scout- JOHN AOAR PICTURE WAS ing Building Association, Inc., will MADE UNDER Dishes to the Ladies • Tues. and Wed. » be held Thursday, Sept. T. "THE SANDS OF MILITARY PROTECTION STARTS NEXT WEEK It ' »ANA ANDREWS—SINK TIKNIV A picnic was held Thursday eve- IWO JIMA" "WHIN TNI SIDIWALK ENDS" ning at the Belford hotel by Mr. Wed. One day Nl "ll««t AND MASMII OUT WIST" and Mrs. Melvin Barnes of Red Thur. One day Bank. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ABBOT and COSTELLO BARBARA STANWYCK Joseph Halllday and their guests, .In- JOHN LUND Mr. and Mrs. John McAuley of "IT AINT HAY" -In- Yonkers, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. -also- "NO MAN OF HER OWN* Now at the Shore Area Walter Readc Theatres MARIA MONTEZ -also- MAVFAIR, Aabuiy Park—"BLACK BOSE" Thomas Phillips, Red Bank, and 1 Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Simpson -In- WARNER BAXTER PARAMOUNT, Aibury Park—"8CN8ET BOILEVABD ' and daughter Joan and Mr. and "ARABIAN NIGHTS" -ID- ST. JAMES, Anbury P»rk—"THREE LITTLE WORDS" Mrs. Kenneth Layton of Little •In technicolor ESTATE PENITENTIARY" LVBIC, Asbury P«rk—"STELLA" Silver. PARAMOUNT, Lonf Branch—"My Friend Irm» Goes Went" 14m Lois Hofman celebrated her STBAND, Freehold—"BROKEN ARROW" eighth birthday Tuesday, Aug. 22, m with members of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanNort- wick are spending a six-day vaca- CARLTON * PARAMOUNT tion In the Adlrondnck mountains RED BANK ** LONG BRANCH with Mrs. L. H. Ward. ... WALTER READE THEATRES ... Miss Emma Snowflack of Jersey lAtT TIMIt T0NIDHT City is spending a week at the A Tktllllitf Trlpi Thru Unkimni tp.se* home of Mr. and Mrs. William Starts Meyer and Miss Mildred Morris. Sunday Miss snowtiack and Miss DESTINATION MOON" Morris visited the preventorlum at •N TKCHNICOLOR THURS. Farmlnjrdalo and attended services ALSO "THE GOLDEN GLOVES STORY" at the Orean Grove nilditorhim. rSllOAV—SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bluh and sons SEPT. Robert and Philip of Florida and WORM D* Carte In Silver Springs, Md., arp spending 7th this week with Mr. and Mrs. John BUCCANEERS GIRL" AltO lir. and ..lip. (ieoi'Ke Pnxton. Jr.. of Long- Island, weep week-end "STREET WITH NO NAME" quests of Mr. and Mm. George Pax- — EXTRA SATURDAY NIGHT- ton, Sr. Mr? Fred Bauer of Staten Island and Mr«. Charles Matthews MIDNITE HORROR SHOW—"MUMMYS TOMB" • of Elizabeth were guests here last •\Vpflnpsdnv. SUNDAY—MONDAY WaltDisnei/s Mia. (Jem-go HnlzhnusGi of Jersey *L.NML«D CAPTAIN CARIY U. $. A." OPPOSITE fltv Is vi«itinj: Mr. and Mrs. / ALSO ^^^^^M*ti bub Stmmtn's B.K. STATION Chmies Rchindle this u-ppk. Phone Mrs. Jumps Lukr-r. Mr*. Vivian TMI MMI Mot. -LOVE HAPPY" •nd BIN Messier. Mis. Anna Thompson and TERMINAL HI 61038 Mrs. Alma Johnson vlsltfd Rev. IITNA MONDAY NITC White Paul M.vi'in of Beverly, who was VRII OLAitWAM TO THI LADIII — H,U% A PURNITURE AND BEDDING CO. a recent surgical pntlcnt at the OIANT DISPLAY OF NIIIWOItKS Qreasure Post fjradunte ho.inilal, Philadel- TUISDAY—WIONHDAV—TMUMDA" phia. Mrs. John Barratta of Jersey Jam«s Stewart in 170 Monmouth Street Red Bank City spent thn week-end wnh Mr. and Mis. Melvin Leeli. 'WINCHESTER 73" 1 Mr and Mi«. Jaciili Slnd of Hn- AMI! KV I'AHK STOKKi 117-119 MAIN STUM?' hokPn .-pent Sunday with .Mrs. E All* Tlunyon and Mr. and Mrs. Roheit "ONCE MORE MY DARLING" POBBY DRIjCOll • ROBERT NEWTON • BASH SYpNEV Mewlands, !!.\\K i-:«nsTi-:i:. AILIST ::I. Mobol CoUman School off Dancing Goldin—Cotcnoff Nuptial** Bell lYI<|>li i.luU TAP, BALLET, TOE. ACROBATIC A!SD Plan* Lobulrr l\jrl\ FORMAL WEAR BALLROOM DA1SCING. The H>., i luh an oi a mizi'ion r.f For The Sake Of .* j TO HIRE telephone • nnip:in> » injiii>\ »••-.•-. ^ ill Register Now Studio, 31 Rector PI., hold a lol^i.i p.-u'y Sunday. Sept 1 The Moil Com- Phone RE 6-2011 Red Bank, N. J. 10. at th* Mfinnmut ti Reach I nn Cleanliness and Health pleta Selection Fred S..tlrnz.ilil is rhaii mmi of th>- | In iht Skora entortainnii ni rnmnutti-e The affaii wiil fie upen to gin -I.- Have Your Rugs Cleaned Crystal Wine & Liquor of the chili mcnihfi s. I n\ it at ion.- are available through Mr. Seiden- Complett zahl. Red Bank. Pet.i Juhnsnn, More Often Range I^onK Branch, Cl.ure Sa,sser anil says It's a Fact! Or siz«« tot Wayne Met?., Asluiry Paik, and Ai- thur Cameron. Point Pleasant. Mm and Boyt Or IMT WIIH'S ••¥. Thr aortal prnf;rani for the reM LEON'S More Vhui of the fiscal year in JU- fnllow s rum WATM is HOT «O«» S00 Suit! to October, Hallow een \mi ty ; Novern- Choo»« From. TO •mult brr, thejiter ^mrty, I I'leinlur, New Leading Run (Avuiwr* for Over 38 Yearn Yrai s party; Jan nary. aaiat*'ur EXPERT Absolutely pura water would ht .show; Kebruaiy Valrntinc il.nue, 61 WHITK ST. TKL. KKII BANK 6-2«(MI injurious to the human body. All and Marrh. annurtl dinner. FITTING drinking water cuntainit mineral elements. 1. - "Uncommon Know- Men Monnioulli Open ledge" - Geo. W. Slimpaon. Eveninfs Andrew Hut > he sun of Munh inir wa.s a week-end Kl'c^t a' the home 'TIL 9 P. M. of Mr. and Mrs". Janice ftunaldson DO Yor n\nir mint \u rrnumber b'rthdo>*, o' < • * It» alw*ji a pleasure to do bus* and daughter. Miss <'athenne Sav- intss with us. for friendly »ervic« age of Glen Ridfce la spending the SSGALL S and fair pric«i are the order of week heir 116'j N. B'.vay I»n( Braack HIXT mi) ihi day. Mr. and Mrs Ralph MortWd To make THis ea'iy, wp hnve .ipenl Ual ThuiMlay w h h Mi. Mrs. William Tichenor of Haddon- a "Reminder" ip Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Cotenoft* fteld. Just phonp us fhe da'es y.u 1 Crystal Wine & Liquor Sunday afternoon at the Hotel man. The honor attendant was Mr. *. Howard W. RoberLs, ^ hn Buy Youi Douglaa at Newark, Miss Betty I dressed in a navy blue lace strap- ha* hern a surgical pjitirnt nl it-e n 6-0218 Jean Goldin. daughter of Mrs. Jack ' le.ss irown, worn over a lime-yellow Elliuibeth (Jeneral hospital, retui n- Ooldln of Shrewsbury ave., Hed I undcrslip. Her accessories were u. James PORTABLE off of Elizabeth, and the late Mi". Km her daughter's wedding, Mrs Allen, Jr.. of Pitman. \\ CIT week- Cotenoff. The ceremony was per- (Joldm chose a dinner gown of lend KU>'atH of Mr. and Mrn. Janus formed beneath fi canopy made of hunter ^teen crepe, with gold BC- Allen. Sr From A smilax. clustfis uf white gladioli ec.-orie.s and a corsage of yellow Member« of tin* Km-t* Pauls Int.- - and chryFanthemums, by Rabhi Ar- orchids, tied with golden lace. The ball team of St. Marys' <'n tin Un- CLEARANCE church, and 27 othej .surrounding thur H. Hershon of tho Congrega- bridegroom's mother wore du«k Catholic church team.s attended i!ie mmim tion B'Nai Israel of Red Bank. pink with silver accessories, and a corsige of violet orchids, tied with Yankee Stadium Friday night lo The bride was given in marriage honor George Sternweiss. by her brother-in-law and sister, silver ribbons. SPECIALIST! Mr. and Mrs. Bennett A. Lorbcr of The bride's table was decorated Miss Mildred and Donald Bis- with gladioli, bouvardia and chrys- grove have joined their parents, SALE Irvington. The bridegroom was Rev. and Mrs. William Hiagrove, at We're typewriter tpccialists — (riven in marriage by his brother- anthemums and smilax greens. Guests' tables had center pieces of their summer cottage at Cayuga hiits win we rci->trnniend the in-law, and slater. Mr. and Mrs. new dr.r. M.ic;^ Ki"..il I'urtahlc — Jerry Rosenburg of Newark. summer garden flowers. Lakes, N. Y. for several week.s" The hrid'''^ frown «'n< rnnde nf The couple am np n wedding trip cation. We Im.v. .• .•. !••.•'? frifjrai Chantilly lace, designed with a to New England and Canada, and John RobertR has ivturned from! me.in t-.iAier, f.r.ter ivpin^j tnr you, GLIDER REPLACEMENT CUSHIONS a ten-day vacation with his cousin, I strapless bodice, and worn with a upon their return will be at home • nd lunger, tr-uihlo-tjcc ti>e. matching lace bolero. She wore a at 180 Manor drive, Red Bank. The Allen, won of Mr. and Mrs. Fred* Stop in >odoyl French illusion veil, trimmed with bride's traveling suit was green e.rick W. Roberts of Kmrfleld, Conn. REGULAR $A.95 matching lace, and her cascade gabardine, her accessories were bouquet was made of glamelias and brown, and she wore a squirrel Exposure to sunlight result's in $16.93 SETS bouvardif stole. Her corsage was of brown the formation of vitamin I) in the Serpico's 9 Mrs. Lorber was attired in s orchids. body, but the best natural sour RED BANK 61832 103 Monmouth St. beige lace cocktail dress with The bride was graduated from in the liver of salt water fish, es- brown accessories and her coinage Red Bank high school, and attend- pecially cod and halibut. Red Bank, N. J. Tel. 6-0485 wan of yellow orchids and bou- ed Paine hall in New York city. vardla. Mrs. liosenburg was dress- Tho bridegroom in the owner of CHAISE LOUNGE CUSHIONS ed in & slate blue frock with navy the Crescent Supply company of blue accessories, and a corsage Red Bank and Elizabeth. He at- of lavender orchids. tended Elizabeth schools and Rut- REGULAR Miss Thelma Goldin of Red Rank gers university. During World War $595 was maid of honor for her sister, II he served four years with the and Irving Cotenoff, of Elizabeth, Air Corps in Europe, completing 35 $9.95 the bridegroom's brother, was best missions.
convention last week at Chalfonte- Keyport Haddon hall, Atlantic City. Mr». Dale Holt and daughter Mn. Thomas Smith i.1 visiting Comfort of Seaford, Del., are guestfl Mrs. Fred Hemstreet at her sum- METAL CHAIR CUSHION SETS of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carney. mer home at Gerrltsen Beach, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Linden are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oetjen are vacationing at their lumncr cot- spending a vacation In the Adiron- tage at Ship Bottom. dack mountains. REGULAR 5^.95 Mn. Leo Sadkowskl, Mis« Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar I* Dishrow «8.95 jorie M. Bronkhurst, Miss Elaine and son Robert of Angela, lnd.. are Cherry, Miss Marion Matthews, Mr*. spending several days with Mr. and 5 Harold Quackenbush, Miss Carolyn Mrs. Raymond O. Kiuser. Smith, Mrs. William Whitacie. Miss Miss Flora A. Ryno received ft Audrey Floriam and Mi>s Flora master of ails device from Mont- I Ryno attended an executive board Hair State Tcnchci* college recent- i meeting of the Mntawan Junior ly. Miss Ryno received her bach- Basswood & Bamboo Porch Screens . Woman's club at the home of Mr? elor of arts degree from Montclair HALF PRICE • Everett Cailson, Matawan, lasl in 194S. She majored in English j week. and social studies. A member of Kathryn Davis, daughter of Mr. the Matawan elementaly school fac- 50% Off Regular Price and Mrs. George Davis, has re- ulty for the past two years, she will turned from Camp Te-Ata, Central teach eighth grade English there Valley, N. Y. this coming year. i Mrs. Arthur J. Cahill, Pierre V. Mr. and Mrs. William Whitacrc ! Cahill and Miss Betsy Cahill. are 1 and Mrs. Lee Harris drove Mrs. SALE visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester K. Harris' daughter and granddaugh- WINDOW AWNINGS Morln of Sparks. Nev. ter. Mts. William O. Bennett and Mr. and Mns. George Davis and Patricia Ann, to Patuxent River, 30" AND 36" SIZE children George, Dorothy and Kath- Md. last week Mrs. Bennett and ryn spent last week at Lake Win- her daughter are flying from Mary- ALL STATE nepesaukee, N. H. land to Port Lyartey. French Mo- REGULAR Mr. and Mr«. William E. Woolley rocco, to join Mrs. Bennett's hus- J1.50 and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth C. band, who is stationed there with FORTIFIED TO $3.29 1 Demlin. attended the oystermen's the U. S. Navy. BEACH CHAIR RECOVERS NOTICE! MOTOR OIL REGULAR Mm r^Q THE FOLLOWING BUY 1st CAN .57 89c 49 LUMBER COMPANIES REGULAR PRICE 1PLUS TAX BAR HARBOR CUSHION SE.S WILL- BE BUY 2nd CAN PLUS REGULAR J^ QQ CLOSED ALL DAY ONE HALF PRICE 79 TAX $2.98 2 SATURDAY, SEPT. 2nd GET PEAK POWER AT LOW, LOW COST NOW! BEACH TOWELS AND LABOR DAY REGULAR ALLSTATE BATTERIES ALLSTATE BATTERY ALLSTATE REGULAR BATTERY $2.69 MONDAY, SEPT. 4th GUARANTEED FOR 12 MONTHS 18-MONTH (?UAkANIfcfc OPEN TUESDAY, SEPT. 3lh Really a low price for all it* quick-starting quality. 39 heavy 45 heavy-duty pl«tes, "chem- duty plates; 80 amp-hr. capa- COLORFUL NET CURTAINS set" to give that powerful start, city, plenty for ordinary start- RED BANK LUMBER COMPANY 6With REGULAR ing and lighting power. Olil long-lasting performance. Batlirv TO 92.98 MONMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY 50% Off ALLsrm; HKAVY IHTY AM. STATK SITKK LITTLE SILVER GUARANTEED FOR 24 MOS. GUARANTEED FOR 36 MOS. U ,hea\)- fin ni. 1'haianx. M .i... Mi- II.HI > i'Uclir, and /A/ EVE&TWAY/ Mi in..I Mi - •; K'1 Srhnm l< at-
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;; .]•• . M:.- Until.i \Vn ](i and aon 'I ...IIII- hi\. iliiiii.il liunu- from :i \ . \\i!h Mi i.lul Mis. Joseph c.. in- :i-. ..; \V;i-!!in^'.»n. II. C. l.\nn-- limily daughter of Mr. .ni,l M- lli.:v Douty has ii*- luir'-'l fi'.ni :i \IPI! with her Einnd- Ih.i'll-:. Ml-, I "i'.' at"-|lf IlolltV, Of Edwaid A. Mi. .in.I Mi-. IJi'iii^i' Wnndfi and .]i.,.:i.-ii I;M-^UI> .iiiii Siis^ii uf Edward A. Unlly of Oenvillr. N (';. \. i;ind. (),. an vi.-ninj: Mi and J.. who is rmploved as .salesman Mis Rob. r Ueh.-nnw. Mis Wan- in the Rpd Bank area l'or the Co- ili i i- Mis Llehcnow's sistri. lonial Srrri'n Co.. \\ Iiich icfcntl Mi.--.- Niim-y Thoipi' of Livirtgaton opened an office at 157 Hioad M h:i- I'-iurn.vl hnrni• iift'-i spendinK Mr. Rfilly wn.s formerly with th :i '\ I'.'k w;th M|j»> \AH.< IJI'IHTIOW. C. G. Winan3 t.'o. o! iSowaili. MI iinil Mis Ju.-eph I'hillijis and .-on Biini- anil Mi. and Mis. farl- inii KiniMf-'i and diin^hiri Carol A aurpih"- hiithdnv party was HAPPY HOURS NURSERY SCHOOL iH-na"d a Uinuiy JIII nu- Sunday Riven fin Fled Ftrpnlf SnUnilay by .-i! IIH home of Mi..-ind MM. Frank hl« wif*1. It wa< hold outdoois on 4-0 Svaworc Avr. >liri>»xl)iir\. V J. l'..i>. i. IM >pun Ocean avr. Attending w.M e Mr. and Mi .-mil Mi« Kuhi'it Barnc.- and Mm. Rohrr! Marhetip. Rob.'it M.I- .sun of .J. i-.-y Cily havf nr»\'Pd int chette. Jr.. and Maltha Machrtt.- ill.' H|iiii:mt-nt \-,-ic.'itf[i by Jack Mr. and Mrs. Chailea Smith. Mr. OPKNS SKHKMBKU l">lli and Mis. Janvs O'Binn. Mi. and Mi .-mil MM Wilson CiinoviM-ind Mis. Cli.-.il.j Sli-ii-k. Mi. and MM Joseph Valinotc, Mr. and Mis. for Children i'-a Vear* to ti Uan il.iu^hi. -i s Miiip.'int iinil Miiry. and Mi. ••ind Mi*. Riivmond Crawfoid Franei-i Oitlieh, Mr and MM. -j.'iii !i w.-.-k on vacation and Charlies Miller, Mr and Mia I.-iny Full Day Setilon—(:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. inui'tl pints of Ciinada and Nova Donahue. Mi. and Mrs. William Si-i.ti.'i Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs Joseph $50.00 Per Month Mi.- .Inlin INnli'r und aon John. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. John .I:nU Siliox iind Hobhy Ijiobfnow Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Prti-r Lec«, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dun- Morning Setsion—8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon iiii'inl.il ii Imsihiiii unmr Wt'dnes- il.-i) n{ In.-i « .-• k iit NVu- Yolk. Thi' leavy. Mr. and Mrs John Gardner. picnic, their first choice is Swift's (-.l.-biiiiiun v\;is in honor of John Mr. and Mrs. Ch«rU'» Yien^ju, Mr. Premium Table-Ready Meats. $25.00 Per Month I'm ti i 's but Inlay. and Mrs. Hei ben Kirchn.'i, Mr. Their fresher Haver aiw) finer In- Tasty bologna, mellow liver sau- and Mis. Fied Biand.l, Mi. and Kii.l Tiau«i'in anil .lark Silcox gredients make them America's sage, spicy salami, savory ham Afternoon Sejiion—1:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M. Mr*. Geiaid (ireene, Mi. and Mis. , with no cooking, no heating! ii!.«n irt'-n.lMl ii liiis.-hiill Kamo last William (ilynn. Mrs Harold O.ikes, favorite "told f Ilir rhild'% nun piny nrrdn and provides and .hums Hammond, Jr. Victor Sautei. Albert Ri'pole, Jr., opportunity for rxtertdlnK eupPrininvi, I«r finding nnv interest and Rlchr.rd Miller. and derelopinr «klll*. Th(' Ohio Rivrr ha.=! .13 dams be- twof-n Pittsburgh, Pi*nna.t and CaJ- Our club met at the home of 10. 111. Mrs. Harold Oakp« laat week. Present were Mr*. Rita Bis.-ett, ".Ira. Gerard Gi .-ein- Mrs. Edna. Hiitchlnson, Mis. Henry Romniele, Mra. Otto Root. Mrs. Elizabeth Watts. Mrs. Charles Yiengst and Mrs. Robert Machette. The Water Witch Beach Improve- ment association will hold a beach party Monday, Sept. 4. at the pri- LOOK FOR THIS SIGN TO FIND TEMPTING VARIETIES OF vate beach on Ocean ave. Mrs Rita J. YANKO Bluett ia chairman. Thei e "ill bp a parade at 2 p. m. for the chil- 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK dren. At 8 p. m. the beach party SW/fTS PREM/UM f MEATS will be for adults only. The Ladies' auxiliary of the Vet- AT ALL THE FINE FOOD STORES LISTED HERE,.. ran» of Foreign Wars will hold a card, party at Bahr'a landing Tues- (ASS' MARKET day, Sept. 5. Mrs. Edward Hen- ASBURY PARK HIGHLANDS Ml Broadway RED BANK nessey in chairman. LITTLE WONDER MARKET FRANTINS MARKET SIEOAL REI.I/OLE MARKET BIBU8TELLPS MARKET Presenting . • • Mr*. Elizabeth Watts ha« re- 1124 Springnnod Ave. 385 Bay Avr. 3H5 Jollne Ave. 1M Monmouth St. turned from a visit, with ftiendj W. G. DAHKOLGK THE FOOD IBASKKT .SlI'ER BIG "I" MARKET WEST BEROEN MARKET at Brooklyn. (C« Uunlpwy St. MARKET The Women's auxiliary of St. 128 Broadway III Went Bergen Ave. Andrew's Episcopal church will ACK MKAT MARKET KEYPORT LEWIS' GROCERY The new Fall fashions hold a cake sale tomorrow morn- HUB Sprlngwond Avp. DAVIDSON BROS, 8. t D. MARKET 196 Long Branch Av«. ng at 10:30 In front of the parish FRANK TROCCIA 9S Broad St. house .147 Maple Flat*. BRANCHPORT MARKET 1146 Anbury Are. Left.—one of a new collection of fill Mrs. Emll Aufleri. Mrs. John H. C. E. BAHRENBlRti 311* Branchport Ave. VICTORY MARKET dresses of wool jersey, tweed, corduroy King and Mrs Hubbard Stiles are CENTER FOOD MARKET Front St. C. rtlLUER'S MARKET 21 Front St. vacationing (or two weeks at 1128 SpringU'oud Ave and gabardine. In solid colors, plaids and HUBERT'S MARKET 330 Jollne Ave. VICTORY MARKET Keeavllle. N. Y.« PARK GROVE MARKET 29 E»»t Front St. two-tone effecti. One and two-piece An executive mooting of St. 1-S-B Main St. HM. KOOPS' MARKET lit Monmouth St. Andrews church will be held in the 201 Third Ave. styles. SmarHy designed fo- the junior ATL HIGHLANDS KEANSBURG BENNY'S GROCERY pariah rooms Tuesday, Sept. 5, at THKKE STAR GROCERY mist by Dudley and R4K Originals J p. m. NICHOLEH FOOD MARKET GENE A STANLEY 61 Broadway 1S5 Shrewsbury Ave. Mr. and Mra. Frank Frazei and Meat Drpt., UK) Flrat Are. Main St. Mrs. Joseph Layton and son Leslie KAY'S FOOD MARKET NELSON'S MARKET 16.95 CARBONE GROCERY JAMES MERRIGAN 607 Broadway 1M Monmouth St of Washington, I). C, are visiting Vallvj IlrivH Church M. Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence of BALDANZA'S GROCERY Second st. RICH MARKET 411 Prospect St. RUMSON Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Clark of 78 AveiilK' A LAKEHURST BUSY BEE MARKET Cedar st. celebrated their golden SAM'S MARKET JOE'S MARKET BEER'S MARKET 104 Liberty St. wedding anniversary Saturday. 23 First Avr. 30 Union Ave. 20 Went River Road. They were honored with a special SANTORA MARKET float In the grand parade Sunday. LAKEWOOD 244 ventral Ave. MOWER'S MARKET BEECHWOOD 122 River Road. Both black and white pepper DISBROWS MARKET BOEHMER MARKET MANASQUAN come from thr samp plant, black S« Fourth St. MEL'S MARKET pepper from unrlpcded bcrdef. BELFORD REESE MARKET 136 Main St. SEA BRIGHT LENTZ GROCERY lit E. Fourth St. GOOD M)t MARKET GARDELLAS MARKET Main St. R. D. ESTEU.E & SON Highway 4-N. 1120 Ocean Ave. AHEHN'S MARKET 220 E. Fourth St. MATAWAN Main St. 3. H. BROWN (Choice Grocery) THE SAVORY MARKET SEA SIDE PARK HARRY'S MARKET E. Seventh and Nowlan Sts. 141 Main St. BLUE FT. MARKET Campbell's Junction LOt' t GEO. DELLS MARKET 310 Central Ave. 141 E. Fourth St. 106 Muln St. WHITE OAK MARKET BELMAR KANTOR MEAT * GROCERY BELL BEEF CO. SILl'ERSTKIN MARKET 105 Clifton Ave. 1«6 Main St. 208 Central Ave. MH F. St. MIDDLETOWN VAN 8ICKELS, INC. HAMMOND FOOD MARKET LAURELTON OFLAHERTY MARKET MIS K. St. CRACKER BARREL eOl'NTRY Highway 3S. TOMS RIVER STORE GERAC'I BROS. HOME FOOD SHOP 1110'., F. St. Laurelton Circle METEDECONK 9 Washington St. ROYAL MABKKT COMMUNITY MARKET F. St. LAVELLEHE COMMUNITY MARKET LAVELLETTE CENTER NEPTUNE 84 Washington St. NATIONAL SUTER MARKET MARKET BARTH GROCERY F. SI. Highway .17 1905 Monroe Ave. WOOD'S MODERN FOOD MARKET l.AVF.M RTTE MARKET "Fff RELIABLE GROCERY BRIELLE Ocean Blvd. 1232 Sixth Ave. 10 Washington St DORRKR'S BRIELLE MARKET Highway 4-N LEONARDO NEPTUNE CITY UNION BEACH NEPTUNE CITY MARKET CAPE BRENTON WHITE HOUSE STORE Stelner Ave. PHIL'S MARKET Right—Imported Scotch tweed coat Center Ave. (I.ONINOF.RS MARKET 719 Union Ave. COMMUNITY MARKET NEW MONMOUTH 95.00 EATONTOWN Viola Ave. GENTILE MARKET Leonardvllle Road. WEST END Other sport coats of all wool tweed, • irthday? W.ddmg? Annivtrtary? MOLONEYS MARKET A priient (or yeuntlf? . . , Htrc'i LITTLE SILVER PRIMAVERA MARKET gUn plaids and tweed mixtures. Bo»y 4 Main St. Iht ptrftcl antwtr to your (iff LITTLE SILVER MARKET OAKHURST Brighton Ave. I'AT'S STAR MARKET WHITES FOOD CENTER or straight-line styles. Finely detailed problem! Thii 9 inch tray •«• Pronpect AM\ Highway Xi A1: Monmouth Rnad. BONEFORTE MARKET down to the last button. Interlined for quinllly wrought of lolid lilvor LONG BRANCH 130 Brighton Ave. warmth. 45.00 he% 10 many uiti it limply con't EAST KEANSBURG OSBORNVILLE fO wr«rtf. Cvtry Koittlt will wtl- .IAMKS GILES' MARKET PRIMAV ERA'S MARKET JACK'S MARKET W. LONG BRANCH Many of these coats have matching comi ii, vf it proudly for lift. Bm.\ A»e. Uptown) Hooper Ave. BOS Broadway. NANN1NI? MARKET •uits and hats. Stt it today! CARRIES DELICATESSEN Thompson and Carter Avet, CITY HALL MARKET POINT PLEASANT 142 Wall SU H tl 547 Broadway. POINT PLEASANT SUPER Suits 39.00 * 5.00 STMUNG WM. BILLS $Q.95 MARKET SANDWICH A. I S. MARKET Cedar Ave. Cloches illustrated are by Brewiter in FARMINGDALE 600 Arnold Ave. TRAY THOMPSON GROCRKV 813 Broadway. feH and velour. Diomtttr C inihti (Intl »«df.c . Ton) «<) Main St. DKAVF.ns TRAVELING GRO- VETUINA It CAi'ESTKO WANAMASSA CERY (TJI Arnold Ave. From 3.95 WANAMASSA SUI'ER MARKET HAMILTON Salrs Am. KRAFT MARKET Wickiipeckn ti Siinnet Aves. E. (i:VOI.IK MARKET ETMJAK A. WEST OIK Arnold Ave. Reussilles' »tat<^ Highway No, S3 ' -•* Atlantic Ave., PORT MONMOUTH North Long Branch WEST BELMAR 34 Broad St. — Red Bank (OKOTENUTO GROCERY * HAZLET RAIMONDI BHOS., MEAT KING'S MARKET L. U. BAHRfNBL'RG 119 Morris Ave 1'urt Moiimouth Road. 127 "H" St. KF.n n.\NK n!-<;TSTKi:. AIT.I-ST SI. Page Seven
& •721 7 FOODS for LABOR OAY Kb: featured now at SAFEWAY Get set for a weekend of fun by stocking up on foods for the long holiday. See values below- NEW SEPTEMBER ISSUE Shop f ar/y and Savt! FAMILY CIRCLE SAFEWAY STORES WILL IE MAGAZINE CLOSED LABOR DAY On SaU Today at SAFEWA Y
AUTUMN pint CHICK mst mots Grape Juice quart bot. 43 bot. 23 FARM-FRESH S Fruit Cocktail SK » - 35« 16 oz. 4 Illinp PINEAPPLE cans PRODUCE Grapefruit Juice TOWMHOUM ?iB" 33« U UIU V DEL MONTE or DOLE 33c 2 27. The best place to select produce is right where it grows Thafi why our men visit BEVERLY 12 or Grapefruit Juice 1SS& 2."j: 29« farms all over the nation, pick out the vegetables and fruits that will eat 16 Regular or Chunk Style) jar Sweet Peas I^MUI 2 «." 33c Peanut Butter 32' best, rush them to Safeway for your selection. 11b. Cut Green Beans 'siT 21? 23c WESTON FIRM RIPE FRUIT pkg. 23' Bananas 12 Maine Sardines . . . »*.««•« 7c Saltine Crackers lib CAMPFIRE FANCY WHITE SEEDLESS Evaporated Milk CHHUI 2 11 23« Marshmallows box 29 Crapes 13 FANCY - ELKRTA Salad Dressing MNUCU"HIP .#•* 35< lbs. STRIPED 32 or. Peaches FREESTONE 23 Salad Dressing »««« PM«29« Kosher Pickles LEIBO jar 27. Cantaloupe FANCY "WfST SIDE" . DAIRY PRODUCTS FROZEN FOODS MM. WRIGHT'S Strawberries »•;;' BREAD Creamery Butterssus —70= Honeydew$:r2- Cauliflower »«.t. » 15« WHITE SLICID Creamery Butter sr —65' lkl MLMN TILIM LB Orange Juice J%'J • 62r$ MNer-iMuim 2 - 27' 16 ox. Cream Cheese —— >«*«15« Prunes "IIN -ITAL "" 2 *• 35 GreenBeans-:2-25« m !oaf MIIMTT Shrimp ™ »**• G5« HOMI STYLI LOAF Cheese Food •^•"*« 23° Celery CHIP - PASCAL Onions m™-™* ^4« Swiss Cheese «-•* »u«. , 59c ItLICIOHl , Broccoli Wox. Tomatoesi IOM[ umn Potatoes A 1(U 23« American Cheese "su - 45=
AIRWAY fRESH when you buy it!.. FRESH when you use it! Keep COFFEE a supply me ROAST RICH, friftruit Fdwardi ii tcmilly FRESHER BV DAYS! Rotucd only to £ 76< on hand Safcwiy't ordtr... tuthed to Salcwtjr by truck. Your grocer g" »i*««-«n ] Qe Pretzel Sticks "" M't 14= -J CANTIRIURY'S RKMNISS MARB IITTIR TMTWS TUI FRYING CHICKENS Cherries *"**• ln Boned Turkey 49« Potato Chips im.T«iio10c c."o 25= TABLI REAPY MIATS '„ Ib. C ^ pkg. of 41 Fancy Fowl "VEST . 39«* T r* L Gitttd tlfi ox «j « 19« Tomato Soupc*m'b'"'2'^." 21<= Liverwunt, Cooked Salami or Margarine <,*«»*.* •>,„„- ,„*, Jjc New England Sausage »73« Cat Food p»» 'N lo0" 3 «Vi 25= Lipton Tea M c ion Sliced Bicon «„ » 59c Boiled Ham ,S Ktn l ilion r Cigarettes »..,*. « 1.92 Dog Food -•« 2 <»• 25 •i Ib. *J *> pkg. of 48 C *J * ONLY fAN-RIADY POULTRY AVAILABLE AT SELF SERVICE MEAT SECTIONS. ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd Pkg. JZC TEA BACS */O(
MINNERi CANDY CONFECTION IROADCA1 VAN CAMP'S SPANISH MCI . . CRACKER JACK Corned Beef HASH BAKED BEANS MACARONI 'eg CMOLE 17. pkg SAFEWAY cam Mm** ctn Vaze Ki T?KI» BANK KKdlSTDlt, Al By- Annual Crew Race Feature Copped Hy Cunningham By Don Gordon—Marie Clayton Second June. Methot and Charlie Allaire Barefoot. B. Suyn - fKILiAY NIGHT HAS r.r.i^r .-;in:«ris« n.phl al Yankee utadium shared top skippering honors In the Serena. G. Kelly i.in tha: m.i'le 1 r.f trip to honor Lrncrofl's Windward. K. Dirkn-jnii and fur :hr tountj dflrsa week-end Lightning race- conduct- Water Witrh, J. Sinndlo i.f lan« " f'-r tin 'Ti rts.->n breezing in to nab first place in IYour N<»e, K. I ohn, 4:06.47 There »•»» ni> question annul Hie caravan running into dlBI- Sunday's competition. i St'NIiAlf MapntonK V, ('. AtUure rulllc*. ami it did that with no trniible al all. We know th» tailing in a moderate breeze Sat-; El Toio. I;. Bull rnnimltlre »lio nrranijed the ni«hl l"r t.eorge appreciated th« urday. Miss Methot. piloting Bon jHuuhec, "• '""'Ion Gre, got. out front at the alart and ••Karefont. B S»yr» help offered hj the Mule police in nmt in( the hu«r» on their Windward, It. I>i(Ur-on led throughout the entire race. Bon (ire. J. MMh<>t way Howeier. we thoughl the Mate police Mere • IIHIt tl«ht George Kelly, sailing Serena, and Serena. the mine !0 or more nines that lined Dick Gerwick, at the tiller of Gfl- \•irfy |ia«n. H. Woml Bam. T. l,i»i»nc :0n..1J up alonu the highway In South Amboy to start on their merry axy III, were righting for second Galaxy III. 11. (;ei\vi ond waj going on, Bruce Gordon Ann Lee. E. Bnynton :03.4l Tn handle thin large group 'of highway fcor«. one trooper Water Witrh, J. Sliinille took^dvantage" of the fight to slip lite. A. Parry »a. assigned to Ihe detail, which certainly «»» far from into second place with Jerry Howie Your Move, R. Cohin ..i-.m.ot enough to as»l»t the huge number «f nu»e» In moving parad* scarcely a boat's length astern. CBKW l:A( K fanhion along one of New Jersey'" hu»ie»t hlgh«a>«. Gordon made an attempt to grab SUNDAY MORNINQ The trooper played his part and esi-mtcd • the parade up to the Sunday afternoon'R race, but Al- Banfthee. D. (iordon n2.su laire, piloting his Mopalong V, put Windward, M. Clayton Oeorte Washington lirifl(re ami »e'll Icrinitcly say no upr-i-d laws of this hi« veteran .sailing knowledge to Serena, 3. Coshy .«:."ite u-ere broken The man al the wheel was either trying to keep all Water Witch. J. Swndle, Jr. work. By the tune the boats were ' El Torn. H. Rihtnik of ihe transportation piantf tocethr:. m- he \vn» under the impreoion all rounding the third stake Allaire! Bnn Ore. O. Branil hu5e>» had puvernors to mrtan their *pr*», r'.riin.;:!; !• .1-fmi!»•'y "rifn't n ji!) fnr cne man. It next reach, and ho pulled up to v ,.,..,: rnvp 'aken three m t-ven more iu kri-p things rollinjt. Of courie third after beinj,' down under at Ann Ue, It. Iln,;- ..UNF •ne ! iitflu- .".tuH ti-in •'••) Friday «;i» fi rifle. Inn nne man couldn't do the start. Allaire continued to open , m.u'n r.iu.-.r, 'h;.- All ih.- ii..i|icr cuulil it" Mt tn Ie3tl. BfinR alone, he the gap and crossed the line with j Jersey Shore Loop h.,.i nu opj. iitjniiv i" ihei-k nn what thr Inil end of the parade nil a two-minute advantage. Bull kept p SLNIiAY1.-: KKSt.'LTS d.'-.n^: <-r to kec-,' "'i,, r uarlu fiuni cuitmj; inta the car.wan. As a re- up hia speed to take second place, j Pictured above fire :he -"ide'eeted Rum;on Tigers who copped Mi.rphy, John Desmond, Eugene Kennedy, Ronnie Riddle, Jim Sigler Red Bonk Tooiieik 6. Krrenold Guli ^.ii: niaiw-rs vr-vc realiv r-'iilnl up and even though the buses left Am- Gordon finished third and Barbara i tarn S. ;.i.\ n: f> L1" ihe tii|i t.iuk i"n iiu.irs. anil nii>re fur- somr- of them, and the Knee Pao'i c'rcu'r -, _'c/vn la.t wee- and rher\ continued its win- and Edward DuHy. Front row, left to right are Ben Fallow, Tony Can- Sayre look fourth in Barefoot. ' Adcllihm A. A. 5, WliiusvilV A. C. v p wee MM several passengers nnsoed the fit.»t inninfj entirely, along 11 West Belma: 4. I.eoniii'.lo K. I. I. n'ng ways b/ beiting the Ai -Stcir: o: ihe c rcyt, 5-1, Sflturaay after- taKce, John Blake. Tad Dowd, Bi Smirn, Fred C.'ambrone and Coach Sunday morning the crews of the! Red Bank RWPI . II. Fjeehold AC ^w'ti the ilwnweisp acl;v:t_\. noon fit ihe Red Bank Towners fieid. Ray Arend. Lightnings were given the oppor- Long Branch 4. Bi'lmai 3. According: to a few nf the ruunty residents on Ihe stadium tunity of changing places with their STANIIINCS Left to right in the back row are Bill Walker, manager, Frank Red Bar.lc Town.-n 1) t -9 Arid when -SnuBy" »» presented the 19SI I'ackard automobile, skippers in the annual crew race. Adelphia A. A 1'.' 4 .7 the St. I.niiln Bro«n»' serond baseman fallen tn hold hack tears Marie Clayton, sailing Dickerson's Lons Branch » S .« Red Bank Rangers H A .;• of appreciation a* he «ai so flat..! with the major gift. Also Windward, took an early lead but I Two-lmsp hits—Aufiero. Marvel. Dcv- was unable to hold it. Don Gordon, Freehold Gullotan* " « .r. receded was a hi|rh powered rifle which (ieorge handled like the : lin. Thrrt'-tmHe riit« Auflero. Marvel. Gro8singer Wins Railbird Season WMttnville 7 « .Ti Matawan Knotted Horn,- mn—Mvyvi. stiui-k i>ut by Dev- piloting Banshee. ioon took over I-«onardo 7 \ .4 real bear hunter he I*. Not In mention the fact that he will b« lin 1.1. W'M'-n.ll I. .Mt.y,r (. |l,«e, on Opens Tomorrow the lead and won the event by over Belmar 3 11 ,'J I 1,1,11, off ll.din C. Wi-it»rielt I. Hit liy well drenned «hen he displays nrw fednran for the rest of hit President'* Cup n minute at the llnUlt lint;. Mi&jj w HfV.il- ..nn .; 'l.l.h, , D,vll>. AilSi ... Hit. ...Pf Wealrr- Tomorrow, Friday, Sept. I, will Freehold A. P. I 13 .n life. That Rift ramo from a friru.l In ('mum licul. ! • • !' W, i:, .'. i,,i,p . Mirii * in 4 Innn. Clayton passed John Cosby in Ser- / For First Place Freeholder Victor E. Orossinger, mark the opening of the New SL'MJAY'S (JAMES Jersey railhird season, Dr. A. ena to taka second place, Wh:ienville at Red Bunk Rangers. Rev .Inteph Y. SheVhan. nf St. «iabrlel'» church, Bradevelt, I). I ,c,l»s. In a nip and tuck links battle with freehold A. C. at Re,mar. SPHINC HEII.HTS John Wnrren, copped the Presi- Heaton Underhill, director, State SATCRHAVS RESULTS f.omr Braucli nt 1-ennnnln. made the ear presentation to SllrnnelM and flabberg«»ted the In M-0 League AB R Kish and Game division. State De- BOB' Owm-r Tim« W. Belmar at Kr..eholH (Juliiitana. S 2 dents cup at Beacon Hill Country Bon Grt, J. Methot 8:H.(i5 Red Bank Towner* at Aric 1 phi«. hall player right then and there. George started tn apeak and S 2 club, Middletown. partment of Conservation and Eco- BaiKhof, B. r.ariun .1:.'i6.H nomic ' Development, announced his talk nan very brief beraime hl» feeling* were no great, ha Highlands Triumphs, i t Freeholder Grossinger, in tip top Ham. J, Howie 3::.«.23 The UCLA, and Purdue football "«« ju«t no happy hp couldn't rome through with an oration. )»>. rf. . • < J today. The season as set by the El Torn. <;. Bull 3:.i«.nH teams will meet on the gridiron for 4-3; Spring Lake r:-.«. If. form, upset the low score shooter United States Fish and Wildlife Mou.lonir V. It. D»vi. 3:JT.S9 A'.l twmiicrs of the Monmuuth Oiuniv Friicrailon r.f Holy Name L, ynolili. lb. Warren on the 18th hole after the •iniaxy 111. H. <;er»irk 3:59.2(1 the first time, in 1950. I, Kill. Ih. Service for sora. marsh hen or mud .^Kietifs a:ul others \* hn joined in in make ihr night such a glorious ••lim.ill. if. . match seesawed throughout the hen, clapper, Virginia and king ; Nine Beats Eagles tntlre tour of the match. nnr for ijeorge. should he cuncatulatcd for a job well done II «»« rails, galllnules is from one half A In the quarter final round of the unfiirtunaie thai thr caravan ran into irnuhlo and spoiled plan* for Matawan and the Anbury Park | ''''''"' hour before sunrise to sunset from Boy\s' club continue to pace the «ri- j club championship the following \*h-.\ *>nj:d hnvp been a prrfcr: and the riigfce«[ laratati of fans to at- 31 U Sept. 1 till Oct. 30. Bag limit for ond half of the Monmnuth-Ocran ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS wins were recorded: Warren de- sora rail is 25 per day and not more tack the stadium. AH R feated Henry Berghoff, two and baseball circuit, rarkinfr up one-]Rr,l( than 13 in the aggregate of rail > :, l one: Dave Jones stopped Pete sided victories Sunday afternoon, j ijai.-. 1 5 1 other than sora and Galllnules may HOW ABOIT A MAI BKKN OBH1F.X »AVf Now here I* Lakehursi wan blasted, 12 to S. hy 'K'i". t.. 5 (I Burns, two and one; Joe. Spicer be killed daily. Possession limit is a champion and a world's champion at that, living right here the Matawan nine, and the Boys' I ,*-'**"XV'if defeated Ira Crouse, three and one day's bag. two, and Larry Scott squeaked in Red Bank. What have local fan* and organizations done to club turned in a convincing 11 to o. Mill 2 b. nhon appreciation to Red Bank* champ swimmer? The an- 5 triumph over the Whiting aggie- I )•••'•:.i rf. • through a one-up match over For those desiring early fall . oner to that question I* easy. It i* nothing. At ID years of gatioa. Hull. George Middleton. shooting, there is nothing like a 'O'N.-. Fighting; it out In the ladles' couple of hours out in the marsh age Maureen hold* world championship* In the 100-yard back- Jackson's Mills, with an unde • ClIN, •f. •trokP. short course and long course, that is, for 'IS-yard and feated record up lo Sunday, fell President rup bracket, Mrs. E. W. after sora or other marsh birds of RED BANK CO-yard pools. It Mas only recently .Maureen set the long prey to Highlands, « to 3, for its 40 9 It Wise scored a three and two vic- the rail family to get the feel of Suit. I.ak HehU n 3 1 J 1 0 1 1-14 tory over Mrs. Roy Truswell; Mrs. the gun and the open air once course record. In breaking these records Maureen replaced a first defea:. All. HiBhln :L 10 2 2 110 1 l— a 61 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 6.1021 name in the rerord book that everyone knows, and that Is Other results «aw Monmouth V«lai» D.j. Victor Grossinger defeated Mrs. more, The season annually pro- Eleanor Holm Rose. I Beach trim Brick township. 12 to 6. "I h.. --hn e bit Perkin!.. Home inn — Pat Vita, two up; Mrs. Kay How- vides hunters with their first op- H Pnlnia. Double I>1L. land belted Mrs. Pej; Jones, three portunity to train their dogs and Maureen dipped a half-second off Holm's record over a 100-yard ,and Spring Lake Heights clip A,- HUM-. Hull. Slrurk nut iiy O'Ntil i. Hm - and two. and Mrs. Tom McVicker improve their own shooting abill course t;rne of l:l'.i,8. Maureen is recognized as one of the all-time ' lantic Highlands, 11 to 9. i,nKi"'i T. Apoli-Kati- fi. BBRPB on liaIN nil d'X.-il 1. HnrrinKtiin 3. A|i|>li Kate 1. won a default match over Mrs. M. tics. The high tides will send hunt- suimmn): females around Ine rounlry and its ahout time Red Bank ' Matawan kept in tune with As- Crown "HEADLIGHT , bury by coming up with a ficr- Ili- l,i |..n-h'-i — Ri-ynolili Johnson. ers along our entire southern coast reci'snucd nsown ihampion. How about it?? ; ihi> T O'.Vi 4 in I' ' itin>.. Hni i-ins- frnm Salem to Ocean for sora ,scoring tilt. Manager Mike Ku\inu. ntiK. i Hylwit and Mi-s ORnen has r-ne Roa] she is now heading foi and that Is to i Tony Nappl and Duu« M:nve| led • li'/ii hunting where the finest of guides rare in the 1SW tt'nrlrl Oljmpsc" at Helsinki. Finland. The L'niled MONMUUTH BEACH for poling are available. the Matawan 18-hit atlark. Eovmn AD DUNGAREES States team wji! carry onl\ one female backstroke Rwimnier, and i'ou H Wild West Riders bangtd out foui sin;:lr.'. Nappi v S n0 0 can bel Maureen n ill be in there flRhting for thi! herlh. There arc thousands of acres of three and Marvel connected foi a {^ 0 open rail shooting grounds in New three-baif! blow und a two-bagger. , H •I t ALL 4 3 3 Jersey, particularly the Public •j Co into Action SIZES NK.HT IIAK.VKSS KACINb at freehold would get the (a Earl Devlin went all the way for H 111. h 4 Shooting tract at Tuckahoc-Corhin slgrnal at the local track If the state of New Jersey would set j the triumph. j] If. 1 fl City, where the Division of Fish IN around to changing its lans against night racing. Freehold 4 I 1 Highlands and Spring Lake.-f 3 1) (1 At Wall Stadium and Game has developed a series STOCK currently is enjoying a very successful season and for the first JHeighta art deadlocked for lluril • V 1 1 1 of control ponds which are planted g five days of racing we were told the take wa« $75,000 over the j place w-kh 1-1 record?. Highlands with wildfowl foods and a growth first five days in 1949. 40 12 11 Ranch Rodeo Slated $2.98 i upset Jackaoh Mills by coming BRICK TOWNSHIP of natural food is abundant. The Before Monmouth Park rolled down It* curtain on the rac- I from behind in the seventh inning AB It Saturday & Sunday best of the rail and mud hen shoot- 7-PIECE ing season It was understood that the Jockey club plan* to re- with two rune. llOlinrlly, S 1 ing will be found In the salt-marah AVIATION TYPE t;.-«»lo!il, 4 a quest a later start for it* 1951 meeting at Monmouth when the The victor* also scored twice in Elini-r rf. At Belmar Oval fringed counties of Salem, Glou- 4 I) cester, Cumberland, Cape May, At- t4Ut* K>ie*ct StU racing commission meets tn award raring date*. the fifth, which deadlocked the II, III. 4 0 Saturdny and Sunday, Wall sta- SUN GOGGLES count at 2-all after the losers post- f. . .1 I) lantic and Ocean which contain If 'Me dales were requested and awarded. Kreehold« track would If. dium, Belmar. will convert Its ed single runs in the second and good stands of wild rice, reeds and be facing a problem if it had to compete with Monmoulh. There'! one ;P.i.ni.iili.' infield into chutes and corrals and third frames. many varieties of the essential excellent soluiion an.l lhai is nipht racing. Freehold would, without a ViinXi.-.i-. will bring in two nights of the Wild Jacknons Mills went ahead. 3 to Liyli.n. s food and habitat of these marsh doubt, nin into opposition from Mnnmouth's nfneiais. hacause something West, featuring Jack WcstcoU, and birds. tells us thf/ v. ould not totally favor arc racing with the trotters and 2. with a run in the sixth, but in j his Circle "VV" Ranch rodeo. Two the next frame Wnlt Tievois Rot ; performances of the rodeo will in- No federal stamp Is required for IUf. 98c on with the aid of an civor alshort, t clude 20 events in * full two hour hunting railbirds. only the regular Pomi-.ime ago we heard thai a group in Deal would request permi»- ;Karl Patteison doubled him to • i-.l •,.,: fin l.n,i-ton in 9lb. presentation tnat will feature cow- New Jersey hunting license. mon to huiid a ti.uk in thai boioiigh. if nighi racing could be swung j third and Bill O'N'eil bolted a two- Mm B^rli 0 3 0 < » 0 5 1 \ ' boys and cowgirls, wild -outlaw Be sure to wear your license over in Jersrv To this Charles K. Davenport, vice president of the ; run double. 1MM -k To»n»h.|i 2 -1 0 (1 0 2 11 0 0— i horses, Brahma hulls, roping spe- number on your shooting jacket as Leopard Skin Freehold Kaceway sa\? 'Don't you helicve it. If there i» a track in j Jake Supienski wr.s tagged for V (i .Ii»»|. hit.-— RIM-. Ilieselti. MiWii. thi.« county for night racing il wili be in Freehold." Th, 1 . . h.i-e Viii - rif.; -on. Russell. llou- cialties and a light touch will be now prescribed by law. VINYL PLASTIC SPREAD-OVER j 10 hits, but managed to register hlr 1'tH y - — M i 1. P * ^ t" Shi-ehin to Cia»- added by CabbRge-head Red. the There is no question about harness racing booming in New York. .the victory. Flay Pavison allowed- 1 1IMI Ddi!^ IIv. ^tiufk out by Tu c- Circle "W"1 jester and his clown Purses dariniB Yonkers' 19-mghi Spring mertinc totaled $250,000. No i only four hits in his performance, 1 Oilf 1. l.iffod 7. Wk-Mond 3. Ras rs nn Itf ilU ofT CilToul H. Tucciarone 4. mule. W-0 Circuit SEAT COVERS race- was run for less than a 51.000. If New York law makers atlon- i but had to be recorded with the U ii•!.lt mil 1. Hit by IHtfhn- by Tu Among the standout women com- Sunday*! Retulu Fib all an. Eullj wiped cltaa night racing, what's stopping New- Jersey? , lost. I .HI• iin• iMik.-i-n. Hiu olT Tucciaione 9 with *»mp elolh. ;, i Ilijhlands 4. .Inchon* M:,:8 3. Spring Lake Heights scoi ed ciuiy ill inn-.. Wicklurul - in 2 2-R inne. petitors will be Betty Wescott, Jeavi Hn mi n^r |iitchp- Tin- i-iarone. Umpires Rogers, Ann Pendclton and many Mntnwau 1'J. Lakfhurst **. and often to belt Atlantic High- S.-rJriff I.nke HcighlB H, At lantic SHORT SNOKTS FROM SI'OKTS—Barbara Clark has a 1 :a n. HII'I VtMinit others. Among the cowboys who unique name for her (Voodpus\v das* sailboat, it Is Seven C"t langs Eagles. With three luns in' ASBLBY PARK Hik-hlHndh 9. AB R have, performed in bronc busting Anbury Park 11. Whiting S. and it takes care of all seven Clark* . . . Jack Burnett of the each of the first, second and third H Monmouth Bcsrh \2, Brick Town»hip I a!CO. If & 2 1 and bull riding contests from coast $1.49 chapters, and a pair in the third. Roller Derby says that the Roller Derby New* has an 80,001 VIII la. ,. 6 ] 2 to cuast are such standouts aa Cliff circulation. Servicemen pay no admission fee at .lerxey tracks, the victora coasted home v.-iihrase. Ti,i til! 'Hi « 1 0 STANDINGS COMPLETE , Clark, Ft. Worth, Texas; Jimmy (Second Half) Jin Mli •i-o.' i-f...... -. S 2 but I nele Sam gets his hit when the men in uniform pass Tom Harrington slammed two W Hill ii>na. :tb .... 3 2 Reed. St. Joseph. Missouri; Bill I, prT round trippers for the Eagles and ii 1.1)00 through a gate . . . John Henry Mel all, IS-year-nld son of Mr. it-h Ill i r. M :-, 0 l Anbury Park , 2 Murphy. Little Rock, Arkansas, Mfitmvfin '' 0 l.'lOO and Mrs. John B. McFall, Rumsnn. is an up and coming golfer. Jerry Palaia hit one for the op- Ho. n»: ,.. :l t 1 ,1 1 1 .TSft Voung McFall tours the Runison Country club In Ihe mid W« ponents. S it ' hi, Tl " l> __} . i id Bud Bar.ij, Lincolii, Ni.l)ia.--ka. H.KhUniN". '. ...'.'...'.'.'.'. * ] . *.'] 0 1 fivr\n Lal*p Heifrhta 3 1 t h' n n d % 0 jlflfl \:-. 1- . '•' h 1) II I M. Harold Kelly or The Register returned to work this ty to cushion the win. . s • feature such stellar- contestants as j JACKSON MILLS C ;t ii m . 3 0 'I GirtiM Sunday «eek after enjoying a three week*' vacation. Says Harold. ^ !ii '1, . 1 0 0 iWally Campbell. Sam Mahaoh. J.flkr hurst «i Mnrimnu:h E \ |.| .!i i ft 1) 1 irarh. "No fish, hut we had a softball game one nite. <,rrl* played AH R H •air" lb...... < Ai nni.r HiRh.anH* Pi |lr:rk pg I 0 1) Frankie Schneider, Bill Tanner. 'low in«h.p. hoys and sal* won 17-3 " Danny Welch, son nf Mr. and Mrs. I'JI •in., if. . . . . J Spriig Lflkp HrlKhl* nt W'hilin: CURB Rtibbor Utility Mat lK)Bfli(Jo. 3b. \v W .iidu. if -. I (1 0 ' Lucky Loux, Axel Andersan, Char- James .1. Welch. Hnt Bank, baseball shoes and gloie in hand, (J. Smatu'fV.. K.i .; .".Ii . . .", 1 1 ' lie Muscatel, Len Brown and many ' ki.blri 111. H-jfhiands at Anbury Paik. FEELERS went fnr a trynut with the Brooklyn Dodger* Tuesday at Eb- ;i * ;l 2 1 J others. P. Smatun'l, (J I'H vn, i-f. .1 I « 0 het* field. Danny pitched for Red Bank Catholic hi;h school In I>»»iilti-. Jo. 1 K.j •no lilf. rf. % 1 i Twenty-four cars are slated for W«rni driver when I94H and i* now attending St. Mary's college, Maryland. Weber. If. . . ,., 1 2 ?-. Smalufek, 4 the starting line-up to be selected y Grid Drills Spcaluni; of Mis. Welch, she is a rabid Dodger fan. At the Yankee 31 b h from u field of nearly 40 top East- car (et< close to Davioon, p. . A-li.iiy fail. . I 1 ! i i I I I 1-11 curb. Saves tire stadium Thursday afternoon she told us her heart was in Cincinnati Whiting 0 3 0000101— 5 ern drivers who will be out to try Start Tomorrow Two-li hits— UfynoMg. Bheehan. ildewtlli, fenders, where the Bums were playing Mrs. Welch went tn the big city, and HIGHLANDS for the title. Red Bank Catholic high school's hit—Vona. SacriAce—Reilly. running bowd, etc. there, she picked a wood tick off her arm while in the .stadium. Some- AB It houble j.lays— K\el to Bowker to Apple- Jalopy stock cars will again be grid coach Adam Kretowict, sends thing new. tick in the city. Cud, 3b . 4 0 > unti-. Struck out by Reilly 5, Gardell featured Wednesday evening with out his first call for all Caaey grid- Ovelil. If .40 10, Kv:l 4. Raaia on bslln oR Reilly 7 the modified stocks returning- Fri- Hay Siinborn. Sr has the distinction of having two sons playing on Trevors, c :i t in 4 inn. Fvel I In 5 U-. l^ririr irer. candidate* lo icpou at tne two Red Bank trams. ,tnd each nm i« -• Hi" !.•<-••r-.iur. I*.-., Dai,bum, 'lutrh'i Re illy. i;mi>iir Vola. day night. Both nights of rodeo high school auditorium tomorrow UitfulinCor, Pattennn II, as well as all racing events are 19c Ji.. /luius doun the initial s.ick for the championship bound Red Bank W. O'Nell. :'b. morning with note book and pencil Shop or Hem* Towers while, his brother Willie protects tirst base for the Red Bank (i O'N'eil M. . scheduled for an 8:30 p.m. start. in hand. Mahler, cf. ^larksnian Mazza I)0^d. rf. ... Co:uLli Kri'lowicz will hold a "g«t I • Charlie HriKE* won ttir Red Bank singles tennis crown Sun- Tom Lloyd Wing acquainted" mooting and will then Victor in Shoot conduct blackboard drills. In the day morning. Ml* small son looking on and seeing dad holding • ll.-k.M II I I (i o i II n (i_.-i AIR SCOOPS afternoon Casey grid hopefuls will DASH FENCE thr trophy asked, "Who won that trophy?" When hp wa» told HiKhln: It 0 it II i I'jitiolniiin Frank Mazza of thf .Milford Races a chap by Hi.- name nf Brings, he replied. "I thought something !' Sni i«-l. A in* Kiven conditioning drills in the CHROME FINISH \\ ON' I ' lorri! j/ulki. ilt-jtii i unt-nt. ieuenil> «s> fishy " Brings I...I Harold Kerr in straight »etn. winning |il>\<—n. DNril ,, cnp.Morl ttip lndn'idllal target tour- Tom ljloyd. skippering his sail- ii'ar of the .school. One practice \\ (I N e HIP hard nay In the flrat one and I hen breezing through in the Dm ,.„• - • nry }v Id .-ii Ihe Long Branch range boat Sud.*." fini. hfc1 first in a .^i- drill will he held Saturday. For 1 « ll» olT Ha 11 wnll n "2ft4 ,T\Pi.'lge. ies of five lacra in the Thistle • ln. dnwlth keeping them . Mii-iil. i-f. .. Kimshini! srennd in tho. 38 clais ritorinls and therrfoi c could not Couch Jor Kotali , Ik)\-;nu. rf race in thn nfttionals. home. Sunday, l.ou went i.ul in 46 and got hot coming home ' i Svclunkha . 3b. . ! wn.s Railal KnrRlia with a 29o ftver- Calls (>rid Meeting o fire a 91). .Not had fihnoting. hut l.ou is Mill moaning about Davlnn, If. j nge and t.'iinl plnec was copped hy bloyd. at the tiller with Ncc and (Jarlto, I I Frank Triolo of Red Bank wilh a Hank Mlltenherprr of Red Bank a.s Come in and See the the 40 . . . Harry belts the little white onion around In the low Devlin, Coach Joseph Rosati of the Rum- n 2D2 averajje. crew, copped two flrst.s. a .second, son Bulldogs will hold an import- n Dr. Marc Krohn, firing In the 22 a third and fourth in thf scries. ant grid meeting tomorrow at S45 i la.-.-,, .uriajii1'! a 2119 Iu walk away Second place wiu taken Iiy D. K. p. m. nt the high school gym, at NEW 1951 All II II Hooper, I with llrst place. Kon Krantz shot Bowers of Kasex, Conn. Dave C.lhh which time Incidental Instructions McCyrrnicV. Jlh. a 290 avrniKr fnr second and Thief of Lake Hopatcong, foi IUIT ("oriiet lur the athletes will hr u;lvfn by ThomiM ]b i k:iyriinml \fanl>cihorf, Kn^lish- sailor champ, took fouiih (llare in "(Jentkman Joe." A. Ciiido. If. lonn llni.slieil up with n 295 for- the Jici les Mentor Kosnti lecjucsts all fool- 'liird honor.". Hiizps weie n warded .Saturday b;il] candidates Iu teporl nt tliia enieicii AHmiml Billanl \ London, Aifi'"n." ;i, ' evoninn nt » rijnncr jiiven foi nil M-.^aion. h'ouiball equipment will be assr TELEVISION Iiiiii l|i>ni:in nri'l fvre l-' er nil* fitteiid • " i \« .N'aiional l.eagup hatling , c(m I p.* t ants and I.loyd rereivrtl » issued Siilurdny morning ami the W n fitli'iu! liilawfiii I' 'harlie Xfiuflh Weile eli. ' " ' ihampion lias irpenlpd since Rug- . pi-i7.e foi Urmfc sf t m* w innei In- 1 llulldoK1* will then hulrl nioinlnR HOW IN STOCK mit^i en'n ,-ii \'i< i ii inin cm. If hr il'>r«ii t ihrrr. he will '„' .. " I" "i" Hnrnariv won his la.«l nf »ix grl her with pi >,.(>/* for Ihr f\i nt, ami nfternuun dnllfl Monday and up'wuh ilif H..mi.n Tied Si.A /nmily. Lnkehlrat 1 1— > straight hitting title* in 1920. liecond nnd third pLac« vici.ut:ea. I TuMdny. RANK KF/JTSTER. "ArnrsT rti. Patje Nine
'• • '. -!.-•••!•• fi ri'i- 'Vith Charlie Brings Wins Red Bank Tennis Crown Brig£S Conquers Rlimson Cleaners '.n J.in. r r,'-d Tennis Crown j Keep Slate (Jean «:• ; •••! ::•. . ir.s tr, r..~,n the In Grasp of Towners M r.rr.', .'• [{•••.• -, . .D nu,"1, out <'harlr.* rfriggK b^i-*.ri h.* way :o Spol K«'ni(»\«'ri* ? ,i ••, n •-n o'.'T Sandiaan t^ go the -inpr'f. ehnir.|.i'.r-' |. of Rerl I I Slraiplit \* in. • ' , L '•-!; i- •.• •*•. • r. •. h*. los- HHIIU SunrinV mnir:nK ' . ii.sea'ir'.K :.••..'•• f.-.'! r.i rT.Ar'A*4 th*1 wild Red Bank Nine Beats Gulistans, 6-3— Ha:,...I K. irV I9I'< !i- ..• :i -.-l.-r I1' K 6.'I. on the loc.il rcwr'e at M»- up 'n T< x ini- niw I'iiik NT .r :i ,TI J'.earh and Sandlajis Rangers Trounce Freehold A. C, 14-3 .short of flri! an u'. I'?' •!•• •! , i". '! .1-rl 'u play out a prev- In a bli.-t.iii.it heal In, a unr.ui re.-ord in the Hubu^hnr. ' .tu ;'• •* . .A ; •<;'•.•'•! Kirrte ;n Monmourh they rer,,rd^d a [>«;r 'if ••'.•'tr-- niatrh. Lanky Bilges Hnd K.-rr h • The red hot Red Bank Town«r» TOWNCM ( ,! Tr.p ron'.ejt wi:i de- AB K H ram,- up \;''i m;. <>f th, t on^li^at cniy a gam* wl'h tr< * fl^'.or.'l p.* continued to burn up the Jsrsey f'.ni^h ;r. 'hird and Slmpton, 2b >e's of the lo ii-narut-nt hefuip Rumion Boys' r;uh Ht.inrin ;n •!: Shore Baseball league and are now Naughton, Ib .... 'I'. 1 4 Hilgg.s tin.iily |i,-,li advarrajjc u! hlf way of th" - 'n . ',mp'•" straight regular season champion- I their *> h'-dule unb>riii«he'1 R. Mtuucit if . Hi.gg> gut tile jump nn Ketr ship after handing the Freehold F. Maliuec*. it I :'! • : -I ;«:i • H.'. s'-arjl will rn- Cullstans a 6-3 beating Sunday af- (Ira/, rf 2 again In 'IK «>•. nml »e: 4-2, nt Although hamp.ie,i hy th. JIS> u jnd ard fourth-slot a. Madun "huh time K'n rnlli-d to brinx Jack Hharp*. art- pir< h< i. 'h :<>4^:i ternoon on the Towner diamond. Carbonr, tb •• j.- i ' .'. n.< .., Manager Herman A«ehettlno'» the score to \ '.'. Hngi;*. v. l.n Oenovwt, e 1 nine registered it* 14th victory Mill r wasn't making in) mistaken in hli two convincing '.»mn a* II ,1 S»!'J W iTflnie, tame iiglit rinck to firf at nion pitched :»iil!;.ir,t l*h'.\ ' , !• '.' -i 1: against one setback with three 27 • . s the rornftrn to keeji Kiir on the Monmouth Bench c:ut> II ••> I ar. game* still on the schedule. Sun- a. Hit br plu-har for Grajr in «th. ttumiiin Boys' dal> S to 1. S.,..n...- V! day, the Towners will travel to (iullntaiu 000 111 1)00—; run Once ge"!ng Ifift year's Adelphia to meet up with the sec- To«n*ra 100 0J» Nix—« champion in a tough spot. BriggV gave Monmouth Bca n !,:..• ur.-| ond place Adelphia A. A. and then Two-bi.it hlta—Ball, glmpaon. F. M«: smauiies aoon had him iiolding t hr earned run. and 'hen •wirir-.i n ?:!* ) '\~^r>\ .ys' f-.-zj,- m<,r..\ n*> IT grandchildren two postponed games will be pltyed G«novtM. Double pUya~Ind|rh-Ca#hiori ilub-a »lngl« by Wa'.\ Rv,s :•. iin,; .,, -n ^r»n"-i{;an'lf:n:idren. FUz off, one with Leonardo and theKuuck out bj MMIU •. Swinbanr > Councilman Everett C. Baynton, second from right, presents Charles Brlggs the Hi'ber trophy match. other with Long Branch. Batn on btjla off Mrtill I. SUInbtrn Kerr, who was laM year1* singles Kuoison Boys' club eflgdl nui d s r. -'A T'l y....-, .,.d and began gal- *. Hit by pluktr br Hampton, Madun. after h« defeated Harold Kerr fcr the 1950 Red Bank singles tennis charnpionship, Sunday morn'ng 9 to i win over Sanding, br ot. > . ;i.r«. The Gulistans, with hopes of UmpIrM—Arntlla, ZatniwUa. ehamp. didn't gn home without a knocking off the crack Towner •ID BAKU at the borough's tennis courts at Marine Park. Briggs won in straight sets, copping the first, 10-6, piece of pie an he managed to win nine, tossed Ralph Stflnberg in the the doubles championship with n;s AB R F and the second. 6-3. ring to conduct the fight from the Lucia, at * 1 " partner, Billy Hagerman. Kerr and Barton, ]( I I I WALL STADIUM mound. Steinberg, one of the topVaccartlll. tb 5 2 " Others in the picture are Harold Porter, tournament director and court superintendent at t^a Hagerman beat Howard Mendel hurlers in the circuit, fell victim 1 » 0 and Dr. Jerry l.a*ky in straight Sloeum, cf left and Kerr, the loser, at the right. B'iqq-. and Ke'r each hold one leg qn the three-year trophy. to Red Bank's batters aa they went Adcock. !b > 2 2 »eta, «-4, 0-3. IiKLMAR, N. J. to work in the initial (ram« to hop nttnhorn, Ib t } 1 ftoldn, c S I 1 RriSg* who was a victor in the raaUal It-tfairi* hl«h »««kni macadam a»i*d»ar m Wld-*«laatl« *Ulaa off to a 2-0 '"ad. Ftrrigno. rf 4 I 2 191'.! double* chanipK.n*lii^. lust out 0 II Dingrll Bill Become* \MW The Bankers continued to gather Fr'att'nl, rf in this department Saturday after- BA( INIIA1, 8S0 P. M. in the fifth and two in the seventh 18 14 II nature of thi' r>ingi]l Federal AM canip from behind to whip Rriggi chapters to total six tallies. FREBHOLD to State Kisherirs bill is b"in(! and Gordon Forl>e«. 2-6, 6-3 and % Mll« tcuMt •! Collln(W»ad Tr.flc Clrcl. Freehold bunched Its runs In the AIR K Hinlm, Ib 2 I hailed by coiwrvntionlabi M a ma- 6-4. (lattra««U«a af Rauttt Is and S4) an R«vta 14 middle of the tilt, scoring; a lone U*rd. if 4 I I Knee Pants All-Stars jor »tep toward the: Improvid ninn- K 1 I run in the fourth, fifth and sixth Qulnn. rf afement and restoration of an im- •«••»• MMHM—Chll«ra«. aoc—»dul<» |ll«—|Ul lawludMl) innings. Brarton, cf I Conwsr. «b « portant natural ITHOUK**'. FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE BELMAR 9-1873 In the first frame the Towntr Jacob.. Ib 2 The speed with which this bill runs came as gifts from the Oula. Dorf. c « Ray Arend's Nine Beats Best in Loop, |moved through the rnmjilit ated Pete Simpson and Charlie Naugh- ltor»jr, a> 1 WALL STADIUM SAltE. p _ I legislative ihanncls of Congress In to:i were Issued free passes. Ernie Matthtws, p 1 5 t |_R nnie Riddle Sparks Triumph the Presidfnt'fi de^k. once Us orig- Belmar, N. J. Stoeckcr moved the runners with o O inal inertia In its first ateps was }'ou Must Si'f unil Takv Part in a. sacrifice, then slugger Ray San- 13 S fi Rtd Bank _ 100 «0S 106—14 Bay Arend'i Runucn Tigm.-* overcome, has been little short of born went down on strikes. Ralph breath-taking. Even morn gratify- TIIK THKII.I.IV; Maizucca, who clipped Steinberg Freehold 000 00i 101—8 champion* of the Knoe Panla cir- Twn-baae hlta—<;rlf««. Soldo, Ftrraif cuit, displayed their euprf macy Sat- ing at this *ime w:i> the prompt Circle "VT Ranch for two for three, came through no. Struck out by DeVlto 18, 8Utz 8, action of a Chief Executive upon Matthnri S. Baani on btlla off DtVIti urday afternoon hy whipping the United Hunt Meet FAN-DKIVEK SViKKPSI \KES in the pinch with a two-run single. whose shoulders now rest* the Fred Maizucca ended the frame by K. Bieti ». Matthtm 3. Hit br |.lt-h» All-Stars from the loop, 5-1, in the t-r I'tViti, (Hluglni, Story). IlltJ ilf annual contest played at Towneri heavy wei^nt ot imjiendinR world AMI grounding out to short. S»l«i « in 3 1.3 Inn*; alatthtwa 5 in conflict. If the Preaident had seen Red Banks tallies In the fifth 5 2-3 Inlu. Loaln* pitcher. »l«tl. Held. October 10 and 11 RODEO the nerd for vetoing tlii» bill dur- BBLMAR V. F. W. Th* Tiger* in winning, kept 7 OTHF.K SENSATIONAL rune from power at the plate. Jim ing this time of atre&s, few juml- At fi II their undefeated slate clean by go- Haflkell Announces Sat. & Sun., 8:30 P. M. Gcnovrse started the Inning by Rfhrman. m 4 1 flably could have taken exception Ing through the aeaeon without «uf- grounding out to short. Joe Mcgiil K«an«. Ib « I Monetary Distribution wlih his reasoning. As it is ln.s sig- D'mbr'ikl, 2b 1 I) fering a aetback and then wound up walked, but was later nipped at the natuic on the Dingell bill markn n N'vm'n. cf 4 n I Knee Pant* competition by stop- plate. Simpson doubled, Naughton The United Hunt's race meeting, the end of an 11-year-long fight for n» Rr«nch 101 000 002— 4 profit organization and any profits quietly in the first chapter chasing Trip]. p|>r>—(;rWr-»«hrm»n and Mill Little Ben Fallon opened the ftret ace: jed from the two-day program pr. Struck out br Ftrvunn I. Brtitor 8. Inning by working Falvo for a fret over a lone run. Then, after two H Memnan 1. J. Nman •• Ru« en will be uaed for the improvement >«cor&)css frames, the Rangers bom- ball> off Frreuion 1, Bllater 1, H. Nt*. ticket to first. Frank Murphy fol- and advancement of amateur rac- barded the A. C. with a nine-run man 1. J. Newman 4. Riu off Farftmon lowed with a double to ecore Fallon, ing. • in * lnn«; Rrlater I in J lnn«: H. fourth chapter. Following a blank- Johnny Desmond walked, Jim Sig- Newmin 1 In 2 1-3 innn: J. Newman 6 ler grounded out, Fred Clambrone He al.o stated that th* directors ing In the fifth stansa, the Rangers In < :-l inna. WinlllR« pltch.r—Brlater. empowered the United Hunts Rac- Loalnc t>ltch«r—). Nrmnan. Umpirta advanced the runners with the a.id registered a trio of markers in the Aacvhtttlno, BolaonC, ing association to reimburse hunt eixth and another tally in the next of an All-Star error and Riddle's ground ball chased over two lalliea. meetings that operated under sanc- inning to complete their scoring. ADBLFHIA You'll enjoy that holiday weekend tion of the National Steeplechase All The All-Stars' only marker came Four of the 11 men in the Ranger and Hunt association during 1949, Madgt, Ib 4 I in the second chapter when Riddle lineup came up with two hits etch, Lott, If J (i for any lossts up to J600 on a race failed to find the plate and forced while Bob Dorf was the only Free- Roe. of 4 0 meeting. A further endowment of Lunuloff. u -... . 6 1 bolder slapping a pair of bingles. rf over a run. Genoveae grounded out 11.000 was allotted to the K.S4 Wllaon, rf t 0 to first, Sprague singled, Anchettlno Larry DeVlto sparked the Ranger Ely. rf J n HA, the licensing and lawmakinK reached first when Kiddle threw DaHer. tb _ J o body of steeplechasing and hunt When you start at your Happy Motoring Store! triumph by striking out 18 and al- past aecond and then after Rlddlr Haroa. t _ 4 t racing. lowing the Freehold club a half R>ro«. lb I I . got Leddy on atrlkes, he walked dozen bingles. Lthrar. r, I 1 1 Falvo to force in the marker. Chris Wood, Jr., Held director Adelphia continued to chase the H'ndrlki'n, p _ « n or the United Hunts, stated that leaders with a 5-4 triumph over AB~R H The Tlgera' run In the fourth the spring session of hunt racing Whltesville. The victora scored two WHITISVILL1 came on a walk to Slgler and was th* btst in' a decade. The [JEsso] Alt H singles by Riddle and Eugene Ken- ITER runs in the top of the ninth only amateur meetings on the Eastern firant. *% . ..., _ _ n nedy. In the fourth, Desmond made to have the home team bounce B. ni'l'n, Ib „ 4 o n seaboard were well patronlied and first on Scotti's error, moved to back with a scare to register two Ponl»an. Sb _... 4 t the quality and quantity of entries n. Midvin, cf - 4 0 third on Sigler's single and scored runs in its half of the stanza. 1 showed an improvement over prev- Pollr. o . I on a ground ball. ious years. The proof of the spec- In other Sunday games Long Vanover. >b _ .. I «. Holm.. « Rlddlc'a fast ball m working tator interest was denoted by the •Branch edged Belmar, 4-3, and West Mtnkt. If 1 as he fanned 13 opponents. The fact that only one meeting In the Belmar upset Leonardo Field club, b. U PAIVn, ef 1 Tiger chucker struck out the side East operated at a loss. .4-1. N««vaa. If ..._ 4 MaHnlx, p 4 in the fourth and seventh innings. GULISTANS Following the game, special AB a »H 4 10awards were presented by Mrs. '•7 Kutava. ef .... h 1 1 a. Walked for VanoTer In fth. Rohm. If. c 1 0 1 b. Singled for Neake In Tth. Philip Bowen, president of the Jndyk. Jh 4 fl 2 Adttphla „ 00» olo 113—.. Knee Pants league. Eugene Booth Canhion. I It 4 1 1 WhitMvlll. 001 000 102—4 was presented the "Jackie Robin- McGnckln. 2b 4 (1 1 Two-kui Mta— tlonkjan. Lupulaff. son" trophy and Marty Brenner was Thompaon, rf 1 0 ihroe-baiuj hita—Hyrea.. Home runa-- 1 Wxko. rf S 1 ? Mallnlx. Doubla nlayt—Vanover-Grant R awarded the honor of being the all- is : Ball, n .... - 1 n I Punblaton. Struck out by Lahrar lo, around player of the league. Bren- Hampton. If . I n 0 Handrlekaon 1. Mallnli I. Baaia on 7*lccnffl, a* ner wta selected for sportsmanship, Ths Aniwsjri to Every Day > • 0 ballt off LeJirer a, Hendrickaon 1. M»- spirit, as well aa playing ability. Steinberg, p . 4 0 0 Unix 5. Rita off Lahrar I in I 14 Inn*; Hendrickton 1 In l-t Inna. Winning Certificate* were also presented lmur«nc« Prebltmt * II I I pitcher Uhror. UmpCaa—Darcar. to the boys who will be ineligible next year because of the age limit By William D. Sallad.ii rule stressed by league officials. RUMSON TIGERS AB It H N^/ Pallnn, rt « 1 1 CAR PAINTING Murphy. If 4 I I Dvstnond. c 2 2 0 Sifkr. Ib 2 1 1 Ciambrone, aa 10 0 $ 50 Kiddle, p (02 KtnnHy. Sb SOI Smith, 2b « 0 0 O 5t«sp«il-Up Esw mitt GSMMM 49 Blakt. rl 10 0 QUESTION: I have carried Special Pre-trip Clieck-upf O Improved Else Ksplav Citato* ALL STARS twenty-five dollar deductible AB R H © ttHg-MHantiw tXTM Ntttr Oil DU PONT PRODUCTS USED EXCLUSIVELY Brrnnfr pa. . . collision Insurance policies on Have your EMO Dealer Welivir; Ib various cars I have owned over give your car an all- Ffivilli, If a period of many years. I've for Your O WafTMttH AHsi OMP-SAff Tim Srtitti. 3b around check-up~ O'Borni.. t had two minor accidents, both (nnnvt.i, rl. under the twenty-five dollar make sure tires, liyhts, O |in«Mnt Atlsi MCMHK OH Flrtsrt HORNBERGER & SANFORD Bnolh r. limit so have paid the whole battery, windshield Sliraiiiit. If. rf. Money... Q DtatsssMs HtUt CtUWMMI t—rfc AftchrUino, cf. . roat myself as well as the wipers and cooling ays. 39 PEARL STREET RED BANK 6-3259 Leddy. 2b Insurance premiums. Why HIXT*A0«MW»«» tem are In condition. Kalvo. ti don't the Insurance companies And get complete Esso Mnran put out a policy covering all Dealer lubrication, with ai many as O MH-UttlBiMlaa HUVY-Dim ildiimiie, huttcver -ilitfltl- and 0 •'piimiix.nl Enso LuDricanta. Sjttfliet Tijen .. 3 (1 (1 1 I 0 0—5 give the premium payers a AILStai-a 0 10 0 0 0 0—1 break? Q Thowugti EMO Dtsltr lutrlcsMssi T«ro-b»ae hiti—Murphy, O'Born*. Struck out -By Rlddli II. br Falvo 5. hy Morhn 2. Baaea on balli—Oft Riddle ANSWER: You can ge' a full 4, off Falvo .*>. WAR coverage policy but the cost is very hifh. In effect, you Driver, a .mooth, .te.dy flow• «|'«- j. of the Services and O HanjJ" MIM FlaiMiftrti | Andy Sikora Set would he paying a share In Fuel Shortages—High Prices thp cost of all thorc little fen Fru tut Rud M*p._b««t dpr henrllnfr* and headlight 1 Conveniences^ Want! O For Golf Tourney breaking all over the country. JOHNS-MANVILLE ROCK WOOL INSULATION The repairs are small hut K«SSS5& BSSE Stop at your ESBO ® CJ«sn Rut RttlM installed by J-M trained mechanics pays for • * there are lots of them By Dealer's whenever you carrying the deductible policy want oil, water, bat- Andy Sikora. who is now .solr itself with fuel savings. you pay for Ihc small dan;tine tery, or tires checked propiietor of the Hill A Pair golf yourself hut yuu make certain iy,Too! _. for HiKK Esso Road range on route 3<\ Middletown. you don t have to foot the tnll Maps. Touring Service. FREE ESTIMATES wpont thf ftrnt pail of thi* work for a really ataggei Ing amount. i KVTR* Road News, too! En- pi ppai inK for coming tournament liibrn-ating b" A i rial met- £sso Insulation & Siding Corp. of N. J. wTtoToll at MzzlinK or, will play at i hp Estn>x Kt'll.s *If you'll address your own enKlnetemppra- 905 MAIN ST. ASBURY PARK Country cluli in the Now Jersey Insurance questions lo this of- Pro-junior P. O. A. championship 1 „. tlrlva. c«r.»«Hyl »•>• '»• ' fice, we'll try to give you the tuiea! Lon££f .'Hi! ^ wwl PHONE AS 24)44)7 today. Tramed up with the tn.stiuct- may •• l*?' » •SSO STANDARD correct answers and there will or are Jack and Ronnie Hilbert, oiTnecded! aom ""• ••*° '"•• OIL COMPANY Leonardo high school xolft>r.s nnd be no charge or obligation uf JOHNS-MANVILLE Albert Tprrnnova, also of Leonardo, any kind. The tourney lit an 18-holo ttvent, and ROOFS and ASBESTOS SIDING will bi> a low grosB and low net Local Representative affair. William D. Salladin In the stat»? P fi A pro-amftt«ur GKNKHAI. INSl RANCE LOUIS JOB IN Red Bank 6-3351-J touinanvnt fui the Geoifie Sulli- You get something at your Happy Motoring Store! vfin tiophy. to he hrlrl >oon «t Old I 94 Wot front St. Orrhard Count rv flub. Sikm a \\ ill ! Thou* *-A6«t Rod Bank team up with Willitj L'anna\u ol! Red Bank. Page Ten REP RANK KI-:<;iSTKK. Aldl'ST 31. 19.V1
S'-rn and the weigh; 300 pound**. Insurance' Men si!! caught on the lightfM poaaiblr larklr. Huge Shore Firemen's League I'urt Monnioulh, 8-7 Afirr all what is a apoit.^man? Ridei SUN-MON SURF, FIELD AND STREAM L'nahle to hit in the clutch in Is hr a fcuy « ho wants to pull in o Open Friday Night, Sept. 29 «pvera! oppuitune spots Monday S7 BIG Timely Motet On The Great Outdoors n gallant fighting lit tin flah with nifht cost the Signallers an 8-7 ex- a windlass or is hr onp who wan s The Sinn e Ku t>m< n.s Bowling • tra inning loss to tne Prudential BY STEW VAN VLLfcT in fiivr th<- littlr fellow a brrnk"" 1 l-ife Insurance nine of Newark on Sn raid my fishing partnei, Phil loay;!* , rat*d »s the largest rncuil \ , in t hr world, hi1 Id is ;innua| ot - (irid Candidate** thp Fort Monmouth diamond. This Lt«p in t Jim Hulin of the insurance men N«w Ford S«d«n .maikeii-: *|i:mish mark'-r^,. anib'i- |K:anization meeting .Sunday at the In Them Thar Watpni E"R1P Hook & Ladd'-r rompany fire Asked to Report wha'ked in the winning run in tho aHgni fhr on\-in, in- j.lrks anil d"lphin extra inning with a powerful triple. ] Custumiis pf priit\ boat.* out of house in Ocr;in (Jrove. Fiank J. Pingitore. Red Bank Ml i. ba\s and Reprfsentativr.-* from 70 teams high school coach, has issued hu Crane opened the inning with a Monm.mtli tounty port* taught "H Stanley Herbert single and was sacrificed to second. PI.* « nnrssrd wt'ie in attendance, with Lewis B. annual call for football candidates, ,'^| ri\ tin H-h ihcy IU.I!(1 iair>. Chum- This set the stage for Hulin's long of :h<- jiM'flt- 1 Hendrlcka, M-cii'taiy of the loop, managers and coaches to report to- nirt * m S:ind> Hu<»k h^y. .\n\p- 1 drive to chase over the winning fl.*hin*: tui n- presiding. Lav I y<-:\i th' leacue had morrow morning at 10 o'clock at KS3I pink .'tntl Sinrw.«bui> nvris i aught Race Saturday tally. .«t of all timr stnngs of .VI to 7(1 wrnkfish to « i six divisions in net ion, which to- the Bergen place athletic field. n taled 95 tram.- •i t h past boat An Anatu and Ed Frbo of Senator to Present Mr. Pingitore announced this Thr fastest time for a mile made i^^H wo*fU-rnd. N o t H< d Bank ntuini'd lu Paurl« boats | Leaffuo com pi tit ion is scheduled week that physical examinations n to Ji(1t undir way Friday evening, by a trotter was Greyhound's 1.55',* 1 y HI 5 th. at Kum.^on "ith a catch of 13?) sand Trophy lo Winner would be given the candidate;, and established in 1938. ^^MF^^l °uiathrr al! thm jtoijitf*.^ Snjtppr-i fishinK was n'\rj Sep\. 29. Six divisions will again equipment would be issued at this •LJI The Senator J SUnley Herbert I^^^H I'm:ild b< ;isU«'d brttri m llie Xavc.^ink rivn . operate, with thi- possibility of a meeting. no-lnp trophy lace will be thr big » d .4 y « J n t h i 1 seventh, should the number of M hpn Ih* Moon ('onirn Over !*«• fratuir event on Saturday's stork teams wai rant n. The 1950 football meeting between t ^] . hul ! hr On-an « Spinning M> Will <•" I .P•K* j 1 rar racing pioKram at the 1-iong Because «f th*1 labouous job of Villanova. and Louisiana State i« i ; n »'•• dc- If I iicvi i catch an^ithcr (\^h »s' Bmnch stadium when the stotk p S\rw Van\l:r; p'fl 1 drawing up the schedule for this I th Rrst ever acheduled between i t ni< tits i u- long n.« 1 livi-. the mrmoiy of the rai!- battle in the 17th Mrie.1 of loop. Sen ctai y H^ndricks is the two schools. pritPd to the n:h drgp'i'. jspfij t thnt I rnjn\'Cd l;i.st nitht on thr championship tight. e the Shif wtihuiy Rncks will nmain ous of hcaiin^ from those teams STRAND Including : owbo;i: -, ou'-boa: ii. with n)i' alway;. Knnkle Schneider, currently which plan to bo represented thia ;r.-board>. «Kiff.«. lalun CUK-'MS and coming bowling season. Hendricka head boai.«, on** nnjrlf i r>iim;iti d This «as a spoi :.-man's Hshins lrading Len Brown in the thick of NBUVO BROf. RED BANK and the point championahip, will alao has set Sept. 6 as the deadline for :h#? numbpi of hoats fxri-pdnd fi.tKHi tiip. We wpyr not aftci poundage. will be accepted ^.#^. PLUMBER, and the numbt'r of an^leis mui »• \v<- »Tif after thf thrill thnt U trli- hr troubled by the tough pilota j rntrie», and none LONG BRANCH than 20.0O0. Tho piea:»'M conc-onti;i- etaphed up the hnf to a spinning when Sam Malach and Jim Dclan-jafter that dMc. iion wan located in thr RXPR of thr iod \\ith nn fight-pound tr.st Ajih- ey join in the struggle on the Each of Inn league divisions is Waiter Remde Theatres Long Branch Stadium Shrewsbury Rock*, where the chop- away nylon lint- whrn a six-pound . quarter-mile track. {determined by team averages, with WE HA/E APPLIED « TWO WG NIOHTt per.* of the sen continue to £iv. fighting hhirfjsh Kinachs youi bn;:. The fan-driver sweepstakes race i'he 16 teams having the lowest IT MANY PLACES,. SUN.TUE., SEPT. 33 SUN. SEPT. MOM salt wain angina thr fa*i II ti\nx Saturday and last night will earn other in the bottom division. k 8-3»P.M. 4 yoai f Thf-i r p^rnis :u hf* no limit out of Highlands ya« ht baf-in. The hr irtaintd by promoter* Bonn The other divisions are de- SHEET METAL ACES MS. MX »I»T»—!».•• io the numbtis and *^<*. Six and cicw was made up of sunie t,f the Jaffe and Mack Wiener »* a steady termined by team averages, ail the «IN. AOM.—tl.S* TAX INCL. *pvpn pound PIS no lon^c i makr hrj-t spoilsmen ! evei had the attraction for the rest of the stock way up the line, with thr next low- CMILDRIN—>•• new*. A* wo nuniiuiifd in In.st pliasuie of ft-hiniz with. There wafi car season. est 16 compiling in thr nrx". divis- ion, which would hr the "E" brac- werk'5 column thrrr a IT so many l'hil Ro>.^. who owns a .-*poit .^hop The holiday week-end attraction I hry nrr o\-rrflnwmg 'h<> Shi r"T ket. As thr iivriiigi's go higher ihe In IC!!".r.hr •}-,. rtnd tlnii « aa TMuige following the Saturday stock car bur> Rocks and air spread out Conn of Hif.rhl;.nds and bowlers air a.ssignod to the higher from onf rnd of thr rna.«i to thr Hai ney eight rvent raid will be Joe Chit division. Duff nf Rahway and la.st but not wood and his dare-devil* lor Sun- othci. Ifast. the sluppci. Otto l?rut. Red Bank.- Ijlbeily Nn. 2 came day and Monday viewing. out on top of th • "B" division last Howevrt. thr lai'grpt ft.«h air !o- Phil hrouEht along two .spinning year with other local winners be- (atcd nrar tho can buoy, where outfit*. They were «o light 2'; ing Shrewsbury No. 1. "D" dlvis- chumming con tin UP* on a 24-houi owners that it did no: serm pos- Head-On Crash ion. Monmouth Brafh No. 2 and schedule, whilf tiollcia air at it sible they (ould handle a fighting Belford finished in the top berth Call On Us TODAY! from daybreak until dark. ' six-pound bhiofish. He handed nir: Injures Eight in the "E" and "F" divisions, if- The next tim? you go out. if you one and told me how to operate , sprctlvely. the reel. It is a funny gadget. A want to save yourself a long boat Eight men were injured early State Senator J. SUnley Herbert nde. try trolling, deep, in 'hr area fellow haji to crank the reel with will again serve as president of the NERVOBROS Sunday morning in a head-on col- of the first pound not* off Sandy : his Jeft hand and when you are circuit, having first taken office in 1 PHONf 6 4115 *• fn."t to a scrapping hlue-devil and Ilision on the Pine Brook-Eatontown Hook. The jflsh are not as huge as rd., New Shrewsbury. 1934 when it consisted of only 18 PIUMBINOHEPTIHO PPPllfllKU they aif al the Rocks but they Hie not familiar with the outfit, believe teams. not fed up on chum and nit* mighty me you have gov your hands full. The car of Ocorge Thompson of Plans were also discussed at the 7>h\ SHREWSBURY ftVE. hungry and stiike like a ton of As Phil fiiiid. "I belli ve in the rules New Yriik was struck by a rar op- session for the silver anniversary brick*. , of sportsinnn^hip. I hrlieve m giv- erated by Lnwson Berrlen, Jr. bell- ing fish or game at len.-=t a 50-50 hop at the Hotel Monterey, Asburv I ^ Die leilgllr bieaU I would much lathet match PiirK. State police Raid Btrrien wnsjl^ Whtrv the Vl,.ln% Fifths Play i my skill against a gallant fighting driving the car without the own-'| Now »T have- .^rn i-vrrylhinj;. In , fish using a Ugh: tackle. I would t er's permission, he having taken It ovrr 3U >eaijs of fishing on the Jci lather land one fish in ten minutes, from the hotel parking lot. RED BANK MARINE WORKS fipy coast, Ia>: Fiiday was (he first. with my light tackle than catch time wf evei saw a flying flfih. \ onr « minute on heavier tackle." , The injured were taken to Mon- 26 W. Front St. Red Bank mouth Memorial hospital by the lAi'WF ROBINSON Now you can't see double on a | I got mesiird up with my first ' Katontown Volunteer Ambulance PI.KASLRK ANI> COMMERCIAL CRAFT 'lit hit of D;ooMjn is HiMStlf .n' dipt of h thfrmop of cold milk, one blue-devil, 1 could nut grasp the j corps and by Troopers George DESIGNING - BUILDING • STORAGE A REPAIRS of ice water and the other hot soup. | knack or grinding the reel handle Quinn and Ernest Seremi, who in- DIESEL ENGINE EXPERTS THE so wf know we saw it, and h*>Fid''R with my left hand. He was a big; vestigated. Berrien was Issued a Bill Mena.il of Neptune, the fourth, hrui.-rr and I had the lime of my Isummons for taking the car with- TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-2620 JACKIE THURSDAY, membpr of our flshinc patty with i life uyinj: to out-smart him. ! out the owners consent and for Capt Bill Frank and Mr? Frank of driving without a license. Shrewsbury, confirmed it. ' It wasn't long before the chum I FRIDAY and slick was boiling with big ilsh.! Mr. Thompson suffered a lacer-1 ROBINSON STORY It happened about one mile r-t.st Evi'n the skippei got excited and ated left knee and Mr. Berrlen suf-1 TROTTING AND PACING of Sandy Hook and headed .straight | brought out a three-ounce rod. Bar- fered lacerations of the left temple, j ATURDAY m n», but just before it reached ney stuck to the chum line hut he and left elbow. Others and their; thf boat it dove into the ocean and . managed to keep his line owl and . injuries were Raymond Williams of | RACES AT FREEHOLD l2nd HlY the next instant it took off again between scoops of chum ho would | Eatontown, bruises of the right from the crest of a navf. Il wasn't j reel jn a blue beauty. arm and possible fractured ribs; MEET CONTINUES DAILY TO SEPT. 9 Penny Singleton ELECTRIC very large and at fli?i we thought ; It has to be born in a guy, Georgr ! Jimmy Williams of Asbury Park, it wa* a humming bird, that was Farl-muturl betting. rtii Mm Ural ran t Conn, one of the greatest surf fish- . laceration of the chin; Freddie' P. M. tottlnf •« tally "Beware of Blondie" TRUMPET HORN until he hit the waier. Kirkland of Asbury Park, lacera-1 crmen of all time, with whom little I Ten events Wednes- In checking with a number of Dick Croll and 1 have drilled the ; tion of the jaw; Robert Owens of Ashury Park, fractured right arm; I **m»lm $1.M. «•• old timers \vr learn that in years coast many years in search of the ' days and Saturday". •trvMl b« Mate »!.«•. TUESDAY it LADIES' DAY pant it waji not unusual to *ee fly- king of them all Mr. Green Head! Carl Donaldson of EUwbeth, bruin-1 fd left shoulder, and Paul Wyatt of ing fish off the Jcnscy coast, but had the time of his life using a f THURSDAYS ARE LADIES' DAYS in RED BANK! this Ls the first one seen in many spinning rod. I East Orange, slight chest and back j TRACK AT .UNCTION KOl'TES S3 AND 4-». years and they account for it be- , Our actual fishing time from the injuries. caufp of the warm temperature of moment the first ecoop of chum the water. was thrown overboard until the Ohio State and Southern Metho- Alonp with HIP flying fish other captain said 'pull 'em in" was dist will face each other on the southerner* are arriving daily, in- three hours. The score was 75 of football field for the first time, in eluding albacorp. bonito. king the finest hlupflsh anyone has ever 1950, Curved TWIN Try something Lighter.. TRUMPET HORNS Comport ki ipora. Giro k>wl, dw lifnol. A quality hem ol o N> lop mmmf "DONKEY" l
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D....bu..d .„ JOS. PINGITORE, INC. 241 CHELSEA AVENUE IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER LONG BRANCH, NLW JEKSEY TELEPHONE •-0IBI m;i> RANK RF.f;II*TKR. A ru. tooling • Siding Window Insulation Jackie Robinson (lounty Holy Name Societies OLSON County Legion Title ROCK WOOL HOME INSULATION Movie to Open Honor George Stirnweiss SLACKS Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanic! In 3-Way Tie Again Estimates Without Obligation NOW Here Sunday Monnmutb '"ouni v MM W. W. KENNEDY: Local ReprasanUtlv* f H.,.\ Nai Phoac: Bad Bank S-H33 Knee Paul-* f'lawr* Ml uiiwfiiii Pigskin Parade Eatontown, Oakhurst, Atbury Park Invited; Brenner to I GORDON'S SHADOWBROOK INN tilt* tlip ' Yorl< Is Forming Fast f I.in- °Idfnt Pants tn Slock Shop SHBEWSBl BY Share Top Spot—2d Playoff SUted Win» Top Attarri 3>4 Monmnalh Ml. Ke<| Bank A Itflftlr »OCTK IS, 1 MILE SOl'TH OF RED BANK i.Not In Red Hank Cleaner*) Eatontown'a Junior American Le- II. Ib . Thr Jackie Kuhlnsun S m\ t rim- * XhP til Ferarra, «. 1 "No Better Place to Cine" gion baaehall learn Jiiil can't get to ft*'d Bank over inn w u••- r.it HI hni of i t hnt foi ni'-d Mart I oniot rou la Aim grip on the Monmouth the Strand theiiii-t. ;tnd i' the ROAST PKI.MK RIBS OF BEEF 2*4* I' j county American Legion champion- I • 8 0 I 0—3 IL < ome.ji Red B.tnlt> .1; -U Koh- . h!> h in «fv f ra! h r., 11 t(\ S 0 0 ft fl I 4 1 1 SERVED EVERY DAY FOR DINNER ship. Joe Kaiit;a' nine had four op- inaon of the Kru ' I'ani - >n - uf I he r.m VH n ni K mil ' portunities to wrap up the title -Pollack. TKri't-bm* hit when H lt:M a. m. to 10:00 p. m. Sunday* •i, (-luyton •">. Overtop H. Rain «... i Asbury Pai W «v the latest block \ht Jar Wit* Rohinann of I'.i il Thoma* V } l.«ii,, ..ff Suifi,i>uii i. rU.-inn I. (),M. and wan •warded a tinphv 1 l.i (..fa Banquet* and Wedding* Invited. I p to 150 Teople. of granite In the way of Eatontown ton \. Hii hy niti hfi. by fcon*n.on 1\ nf Spring I*n I vlrai uf thi IMMI *Mt Bank S-11M. (Uoied Mondayi) Monday night when Aebury broke .n ton i Smtiiuon I. Hii»- day at the conclusion nf the Knt- dini-p.-p mado t he |ti e.-entn'inr Off Sor«n»on 2 in 'I 2-J inn«., l.eon Pdt.l« si'uon. The ii t.|,h> a tie game In the jiith chapter 1 Stirnwem* The 1 n ] in H ) inni.; Oveiton h In I a WHi'drd for *poi Ismaashiji I h' Mil"!" work do with » lone run which reaultcd in Winning [Ml etui* t'luytnn. l«*ln« and I',i'\ Slicrnaa t \\\o a 4 to S victory. |Mtrh»r Ovrrtoii. Umpire! Calandnello playing ahiljtv. I,.iui« Krownn lr t.;,:i pr.,. at prices you ran afford. »nd Pallia. .-•h.ne •I !• Friday evening in a struggle Robinson. "The fridt- nf Hit>uk- Fni-kiiid tar. ASBURY PARK I'fMC ::>' • ,1.1.!; with Asbury Park Eatontown took AB K lyn." mnh'i.« hi.^ Mi >l uppt-ai ancc In making thp pretentat ion Ftrv E. T. SODEN a 1 to 0 lead in the fourth inning T)il!uiai>. •• . 3 0 in 1 hi- moving pirhn «' v..», Id "Inn .She ph.tn re fen I'd tn >it n nwpiK* a* Ml"i i ' -'A' on Don Reilly'a homer, only to have C it mo <>** 1 ti. .30 h<- arls out his .iuc< r»» *\o\v fitirn 'HII out>tandin>r familv man aplrn win- h - CONTRACTOP- )i»n, rf. ftnt hiyh ai-houl days n«ht up tti lh«- u.'l I...K \ « V; U •' | Akbury knot the scorn in the top of ;lul K leman, a\ eat N|)HII .>mu n .11 r. Wenlaidt- Ate. KL &-UU fMlnrk, r. . Mll.l M'|. Movna. -f. 1949 hHKPtiall aia.-(in. and a loyal iion of .Viother ir+iurrh " the fifth with a run. After two !,,-f ,:<• •.. ircl.'s.s fiame« the fame was n. AtiKclit-. :i Jiickif, an all-aiouml "injiimjj flj; 1 1 Cu-lt-i. if. 1 St i! n - . !'i.-.f in nceep! my thr kr\.« A '.'•• hailed ny darknejs. 8«-oii. 3II. V in i , wa.s • Iour-lrUri Jimn in hi^li In thr f'arkntd replied ihflt he «;** achool. UP then worn In f'UNHII'-IIH •, re Me I Ha: By virtue of Aiburyi "'in Mon- "lii'*! too happy tn npfftk." I'M' r.i.i i; day night thice teams are once M.I If. Junior <"o!l'*yf. win 11- hi was a "ft'fini thr hottom nf hi* hrm1 ' hf ! - K.'H -.i- L-.T.K &\i\\ a I foot hall, ha .-lu'thn I! :unl i (I >inMM\l>K ic?.in involved in a deadlock which t h'i nkrd 1 hn-r i i r.p(in?ttilr fni ..I t Miui.Mi| . n will take anothn playoff series to KaTONTOWN hn>vUall. Uohinson ^ on a schuUn -in* II i ;inl rihut ion Iowa id thr declare the champions. AH K ship Jit I'.C.IJ.A. and runt mucd his rni'ii' < <..-1 i\-iii«w J 0 w hit I witui *poi t pa re at i h.i' in- Due in the failure of the first In Jidilit ion tn 1 he eni. Sinn SEAT COVERS stitution. round robin aeries to decide any Ov iliin. p. r f. i. . • i\ ril ;\ Ili-nungtoii Hand ilnV thing. the eircuit'a annual ly Thr Stiund ttnat--!. fulling '" from a ui oup nf Cnnnectirui fans fMPi in i he I < »K Shaugnnesay" playoffs have been Stool, i-f . |i. lint- with the husi-hrtll pi. tui •• in- N.»ton. If. hendni l>\- H.'iy Ti pmpcr who a Inn •anrelled and the special playoff (h.ltv. Ili vited srvtual nirmbeis of th•• Knrf .-lu.iiiied thr hnnored bull phyn :\ series now being; played will be for o l;,,,,, k. ih. I*;mts circuit ns put -IJ« nf t h< thr- itMHtli-ite entiilin^ him to Lee huts all the marblca. iNpn, rf. . ntn foi Hundny aftci rn-on 's ruat- fur the I CM of Ills life. AUTOS The initial tilt in the aecond The North Carolina univeisity S. |.l H round robin icrim \va* scheduled Aibni-y Park IncHulcd in tin* gioup ;n«- th' 1"! alumni, with Pat I'aie.xm mnlunf; Eatonlown . 1 i The t• i ^ In' r for yesterday, with Eatontown and lowing Knn Pant-i-- I 'n-ddy I'rtw the pi (.sent at inn. presented Stn n- s.-pi •::,. ^ HIM Boat Cushions Pick Moiiin. Walt, i Nublr. Kml Oakhurat meeting on the diamond. u-c i = s a w i isi w;i t c h while thf Cartii-UI Hoffman, Fred CinmbMinr. Hill Second (tame of the aerUa will be YnnUee pin ye is. former team nut try l..ini; I: infli-l.t at Oakhurst grammar school field Smith, Jim Siglct. Konnir Kidtilf. of Stli n .veifss. presented the honni- Monmouth Loses Klen hl.-> l-'i ).| an.l whin Oukhurat and Anbury Park John Desmond. Tony Kalvo. Hill : with a liOngineK munt e| BAR STOOLS battle. The senes will then end on Woimlcy. John Cani'ii. Alfred cli.rk. T mmy Heniich made the I'illll.illl- Tuesday when Eatontown and A»- Kj-pM, K.iy Thompjiun, Sum M*nu«. Baseball Title On bury Park tangle at Oakhurat. I Doug Hollywood. Paul Klnt^liv. Don Mil.-s of Atlantic Highland!, fl-l.-ll Asl>ury'» victory wai paved by Fort Dix Defeat* | IV :e Kazuihok. Hol» Kinclli, I >tm wp.-i (O-ehMJi innn wit h Hav. Shee- Kitchen Chairs the thr.'o-hit combined chucklnft of | Ciimi, Unlit Mytis. Pat McHndr. li.-in nihiMo m I h*» ^'"MJ, u-)vi (""k Koy Sori'inon and l.eon (Jlayton Signalrcns, 10 I (Maiiy Jiuiiniik. -Li-ny' Ijilii-y, pint in the etMen\nni<*« on the fteid 1 To O|H*n Hi'unrh Store who relieved Sorenaon in the third Rirharc! Guodwyn, ' •* <• J M ' ' iut*tl were .Jim Ma honey, president of Fort Dix'i baseball team broke Office Furniture inninK and continued to acore. the wyn, Hay Gilbat If. ll'iny Davi-, the M on mouth Cfmnty Kedei at inn Foil Monmouthn grip on First Ar- Th.' iH.L.nifc. in.-nt nf ':-- I.:- want La Aava on victory. Tom Epp.t. Ted Lfddy. M;i:ty Bi'-n uf Holy Name soeiMies. Rpv Fifl my champion«hlp« Thursdty after- Paul Dilloian came through with niT. ROK«'I Wt'ilis Jo«- Khinne: j, Cliinry of Holy SpU it. A>hury noon when the vl»itlng nirie slam- .In -fi-\ . hi- .'iiiimintt .1 • h . i •> a timely triple in the aiith Inning Millanl. Mn-Ury K--nr.' d>, Park; Pat Dunn, chairman of the GOODYEAR med the Signalrera, 10-1. tu gain nationally known C U LIS T A N that drove in Tony Scott with the Ed Duffy and John Annnozzi. <';ithfdie Press committee nf Mon and-cii i \ -I ur.-. u hit h r \\»* 1 ••.!«. the Fint Army baseball champion- winning tally. Marty Brennrr of thf (iiant& was mouth County and John Fngan, HI 113 110 : 1.1 KM. ship. awarded the top hunuis SaluiUuy M-rretary of f)eal Holy Name «o- for thi' mm Asbury Park broke fajt In the The Dix squad had the contest BROADLOOM CARPETING first inning to regiiUr a three-run when Vie was pi cum toil thr "n.o.st of Hint HIr AIRFOAM •ewed U4> at the end of the fourth lead after one out, and it looked valuable player" award. He was »e- the Bound uok hiam-h of thr frame at which time it was riding f q« If the Adhury nln« wan ]oc\pt\ nn nnly for phiyini: ,-ihility along on a comfortable 10-0 advan- mads AtA* in Jjwhold, Tbw $M*A*if, for an easy triumph. but also for .sportsmanship and Pants (limit, will hnve a poi trait tage. It «u not until the top of the Super Cushioning Eatontown came out fighting in done, by UcUy Miller Han. : t urn" il plant H! I,i;tl ninth Inning that the Slgnaleeri 1 the third chapter and before tak- Voted a* the most improved play- The final standing* of the ]eague, of the flnpst m tin iiuntry and managed to save themaelvea from ing the field again Karitis' men (#n each team wrf the fallow- includinf; playoff games for third, si rves H cli'-nl '•]. i. »Uii McKELVEY'S CULISTAN a whitewashing. knotted the score with a three-run ing. GiutiLa, Bub FhKlli, fuuilli and flflh Jilaces, were. I famii H-s m .Not I h< l1 l1l \«w Ji i.a.y Monmouth'e etickmen were col- sortie. Marty Rudnick; Tigers. Fred Ci- W m an ar< :i Mppi-^Kimnatiiy 1!VI n\ii-*« lared by John Mulhern, Fort Dix SHOWROOM not fa front *uU The loaeri batted around In this ambronc; Yankees. Paul Klalsky; lon^ ;'nd ft» mih'.s u id.'. Visilom WEAREVER chuckter, who held the home team At McKelvey's you have frame. Wi'.h one out Jack Lewis Bucs. Roger Wells; Wildcats. Fred Yankueit from all over thr ••oilii h»vi- in - n to four hits, with Hansel getting 1 every quality, pattern chalked up the first hit off Sorrn Hoffman, (iiantJ attiai-ted '.'» oh-<-i v > I". <>pi-t :i tinr,. FOR WALL-TO-WALL two of the four. AUTO SEAT COVER CO. son. Johnny Overlon was safe on Selected a* the most Valuahl Wildcat* In ;td(l.linn tu i'- main uflli <• ;mil and color to tried from. Centerflelder John Dunay led the OR MADE INTO Dlllolan's error and Don Reilly wn»* JOP Scott i. Giants; Duk BUM plant itt L." i!«' l''.i' ! ••. .inti i hr pi o- 109 OAKLAND STREET We stwk hundreds and ten-hit attack on Monmouth, belt- pii5>->oU ^tuif. hi nneht-s walked to nil the sackc. Lewis Good ing. Pirate*; Jim Siplrr, Tifi Pirate* . l»I thi- K K. station) hundreds <6 Boston Red Sox lout 20 wocxi; r.tl M:i:n a •. • n.M'.n. him again on a walk. Overton was forced two doubles, a triplet and a single. Vian.s, Wildcats. ;amc{i in a IOW,19 ol In in at SoinetbrL ui . Niw HiLiiin'AiiU. and RED BANK 6-2612 home when Charlie 8tout walkod The First Army Commanding Joyce Inftelhert, throuKh th.1 Knew home. Newman Springs id, U< d F4>tnk. ^LLREGULAR GOODS IN FULL ROLLS and Reilly acorod on a wild pitch General's baseball trophy waj pre- Clayton came on at this point to sented to Coach Mulhern. In ad- AT McKELVEY'S LOW CASH PRICES whiff Bill Larsen to aave the game dition Mulhern »ai voted the out- Overtoil went nil the way for the standing player of the Fint Army Compare quolity, beauty and prices with others. Eatontownera. fanning eight but- tournament. Then you will see why people come from all over the lers allowed five hits and walked East for McKelvey's rare and exclusive values. four. CALLING ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN BATONTOW.N Surf, Field and Stream AR R MANY SPECIAL VALUES IN ROOM-SIZED RUGS Kullman. 1b. . 4 a sty Stow VanVllet Unit. ». 3 NOW BEING OFFERED . . . while stock lasts! Overtoil, p. •Reilly. c. The Fall Hunting Sea«en Will TO ENTER THE Llol.mty rf. Soon Be Her* I N»»ton. If. Chatty. St.. With the opening of the fall gun- McKELVEY'S O'Rourkr. Ih. ning aeaaon nearly upon us. per- Stout. Ili haps it may be in older to point Laiton, cf. OF FREEHOLD WHERE FAMOUS out any change! In the laws. GULISTAN RUGS ARE WOVEN There will be a split upland hunt- POLL PARROT SHOE COLORING CONTEST ASBIIRY PARK ing seuon and a longer bow tqd Set tht Complete Culistan tine Direct From the Factory AH Ft AUo Finest Furniture From America's Best Makers Dilloiftn, as ...... 1 0 arrow season for hunting buck ALBUM HOME OWNERS... ter sunset. On the following days) When you aawnd money to improve your koirit, you want the hunting will itart one-half hour •• U wi* that thi MIUIH will be tttlaiying. Here, et before sunrise and end one-half Menmouth Comtruction, we hive had ycort ol Bracticel hour after sunset. •iperlartce . . . that i> en euurance le you of quality Fox hunting will start at 8 a. m. work. Je remcrnkir, when it's home improvements thet on opening day, Nov. 11, and will you Mae, cell u». Out wtrk it |u«tante*d ana our prices continue through thr winter, with Enter Now-Contest Closes September 30th •re rigM! the nine rules as applied lut y*ai. Dec. 11 the deer season will open ADD AN EXTRA ROOM for firearms and will close Dec. 16. During this period bow rind oviowa HERE'S HOW TO ENTER THE CONTEST Let HI shew ytu dew eaty it ii to edtf an iitra room may also be used, provided the to y.ur >omt. Cell ui now, we'll five you cemplett ••- hunter has not killed a buck drer Milt, »m4 of ceurit, e free eitimtte. during the special reason preced- When you purchase your next pair of Poll Parrot Shoes, you will ing the regular season. 12-page coloring book The State Department of Health receive absolutely free this beautiful big has asked thai strict inspection of about HOWDY DOODY and his friends, Simply color the cute imported cottontail rabbits be made to guard against rabbit* picture in the book and return the book to our store. Judges 3 YEARS TO PAY... which might have tularemia. The racoon season will start Oct. for the contest will be the editorial staff of The Red Bank Register. SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS It and continue to'Jan. 19, with a cloaed season from Dec. 11 to Dec. 16, which is the deer season. There Is in. u imn iiiuit ana ine sea- Poll Purrol rli.ldt'eir» BIIOCN art* iiiutlt' In llir largest son bag limit is S3. manufacturer of juvenile footwear in the world — Thlrty-Sli Tom of Oium WINTERIZE YOUR BUNGALOW When the Eighth Annual United They are pre-te«ted hy aetive children for durability State* Tuna tournament gets under Yewr Manner htme tan be speedily converted lute winter way next Wednesday at Montnuk Point there will he 710W pounilai and comfort. Every pair i§ guaranteed to give three atitrtsra. We cen pu» e foundation under yeur tunetlow of free chum for the event, which end thus make it livable eurini the winter months . . . will be donated by Petri M. fiib- months wear. Sizes 8'/2 to .'J — A-B-C-D-K. 85.95 bage on behalf of the Smith Metl lor yeurttlf . . , or to rent out ler additional income. company of Amei^nnsett. I.. I. With daily catcher of 500. 600 and TOfl-puiind home mackerel being IVUY JOI INSURED made a' Rollirs T^rdae then1 in HEATING PORCH ENCLOSURES every indication the tournament ROOFING SIDINGS ROOM ADDITIONS GARAGES will he a Kteilt surreBetween IMS and 1030. Bob Jonei won three U. S. Open golf championship*, and Ion two other! In playoff*. 6 BROAD STREET RED BAMv FREE MpOITM[lN5TRinilMt Only nine member* of the De- ESTIMATES ESTIMATES troit TlRnni, cxclualvc of pitcher', • * f "' I |f J lalaVa%sk4kaM^ jA»iaa'a> MlataM LfMLMLU were wilh the u-am in ltMrt. 517 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH \T, Mu^ajgu «%^ HIDDOH fnWiB«» MM KB^MBM The Philadelphia Alhletic* twice 1ULU KDMNK 6-5060 have ln»l 30 fame* in » raw, flul la 19H and again in 1HJ, Page Twelve BANK REr.TSTEIt. 31.
!.> IMA T. HOI STON Methodist church «•'! ieMime iLs MFUBt* Of Kransburg meetings Tuesday, Sejii. 12. a; thrQuality EQUIPMENT COMPLETE Wi'irl La.- I.een IPMIVTJ line n! home of Mis Jo.'ejjhine Smith in SUPPLIES AND tIRVICI r I.ady Jean Mr-Coro.uodalr' lodge BATTERY SERVIC thp dfath of I.wlla T H" iMuri, t, mrt Monday eveninp. .Severrt mem- East KeanshuiK F«r farm e«r N.'n I in »II I V « '.ii <\ ' WARI> tUSNOBS MRS. \MI.1.IAM (. WILSON .Muidock, Mr?. Maigaret Milne, Mrs. EIMO Kleibei, Mi.- Mnigmrl WICHATUNK, N. J. lw.ml Connor*, hn.'hanil of Mi? Mr s Klizabnh \V. Wilson. 70. Mi*. Mum Diven*. Mm. Elizabeth Ackcinian, Mis. Eva Whitehall ani SERVING N*TiON-AiDE iHii Buy If funnoi.«. died Fn- \\lfe of forme- M.iwir Wi'Mani ('. Ahbutl and Mrs. Marjoiie Sharp. Mrs. Alice Donnelly. ii.iv at hi.< home on the Haskcll in of Pel Hi Aml'Cjy .rtl"ij Mull- Walter Beyers' birthday was cele- c.-tatr ,n Middletown townshij). Mr. da\ at Ivy H'JII.<«' niusint: home, brated at a meeting of the Star of Sfldom doc* nnr think of nerd- MONUMENTS Cuniiui- had bn-n an employee on Mid letnun, after- a Iun^; illne.«> Hayside council, D. of A. Friday. MiddletoM'n ing the SPMHT? of an iiwtitu- <\ :t - lirji n in Frank B. Lawes the est.i'e unt.I hi ic'ned six years | Mi.". \V New | The next meeting will be held Fn- Hal Ward has. returned from a lion #urh a- iMirs until thr :,£u. i Yoik ciiy, d;iujih!'-i of Wil- i ,|ay. Sept. 29, instead of Friday, vacation in Maine. fmcrprnty an.*r.- :hrn hoi-R\i-c Mr. fonniii.s « a.* horn in 11 el and, liam P. ami Wilhrlmma Ko.-;tc-r. j Sept. 22, an originally planned. The The Bridge club met las; week Slio had brni a rc.-idcnt of Per t h | annual convention will be held at it is a timr of niiol;on;il .-'II>.-. .-cm nf thf lute Wiiliiim and Bnd- at the home of Mis. Wylic G. Fate. Hazelbrook Coal «•••. C.iillin i'i>nm>». He was » mm- Amboy 57 veins. Last month Mr. I Atlantic City from Sept. 21 to 23.Prizewinners weir Mis. Kenneth it 1* often (iiflicnit tn make thr !ie, uf st James Catholic church, and Mis. Wil.-on observed their Members and non-member* who Robinson, Mrs. Hoy Maftln, Mis. proper df i-i.-ii-r.. ' •• >* nn\* « hat .ind lh«' Htily Name society of that Mill wcddins anniversary wish to attend may contact Mrs. Victor E. Grow in KIT and Mrs. one should ilf Thr Mmtician *<*. < linn h. Reside.* her husband. Mr.". Wil.-on Catherine Coombs or MIJ. Anna Frederick (.' Tatum. The nest Standard Fuel Oil lertrrf shoniH hr * ^palu-- of n<- He:i wife, lie i* survived is .iurvued by tuo .-MH\.-. Klluitt Wil- Vorhccs. The thp will be made by meeting will he nt Mis. Robin:snns f IIV a biothi'i-. Patrick Connois, liv- .-on of Tottenvillr. S I. and Rob-1 i>u.s from Kcanshurg at 8 a. m. onhome. 15 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD * urn ing -I'I r r.M'nn.-s^:':;>. crt Wilson of Pott Monrruiutli. sev- ' (he 21«*t ing in Ireland, ami t«o sister.*-. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hull return- TEL. RED BANK 6-2875 Kr offrp ir >rrvi.T« « I'ti Mi- Alice MadiKan and Mi>- Jo-, rn grandchildren, and tu i. huithf The Methodist youth fellowship ed Saturday fiom Ando\rr, wheie pndf. krm s thnt *'f ISM v- -rphiiif (Jnflin, hoth of New Vork j Kd"ard J. Ko.'tcr anil Hugh P. held a boat excursion to Coney Is- they have been spending two ht\r ihr family ant! fnr nd* of Your Expression uf t-it \ j HosKoMrrt r i, both of land yesterday. ' weeks. K'-v. John J. Rnlly recited the j The Garret.ion-Koyen funeral Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood. Jr. All detail? inndrnt :<> thr funeral Mr. and Mr*. Boas Magunc and CUSTOM TAILOR True Rememhruntu loraiy .Sunday niRht at the John • chapel of Perth Amboy directed and Mr. and Mr*. Kdward McKcn- family of Mcquon. Pa., spent Fri- and burial and f< wr lo ueate : organist-1, side is on three weeks' vacation The NeeUlewoik guild will meet Select your own fabric, pattern and suit ityle from »ur John E. Day 'jear the Guild mark of ap- Trenton Tuesday at l.ced* In!!. Mrs. An- soloi.-t. Butlal was at Ml. Olivet from her position in New York. 5 range of materials. Won't you stop in* : Mrs. Khuarir:, n na!i\« nf Red thony BischofT and Mi.-. Ru. c Hay proval, your RUarnrtee of n c, metciy. when- hrncdlrtion *w Mr.». Lester Hnrner and Mrn. SPECIALIZE IN VLTfcUATIONS finer Memorial at no extra Rank, died yesteMay morning, i^hc will be hctcs.se.'.. Funeral Home .-..aid by Kathri HIIRIICS. ; \v,l^ an mint nf Cllffnid Krrlri i,f llrace Ha.steadt «pent a week ftt thr COflt. Visit our Rhnurnnni Hejuri.-- uric John McGann. fat - Sterling house in the Pocono nits. Mrs. .John Wickc and Henry P. B. PR0MINSK1 14-16 4ror.d St., Red Bank and see our displays of these Ashurv PaiH. npeiatni (Jf the foun- 85 Riveriid* Avenut rick and Thomas Corcoran, Michael. tain i" thr H T YllMnj; ptlR I llhi i > Mis.s Jean nnrUafr-!!rr, v. |m has l/ncki* nf Flur.bing, I. I, v.rrr re- TEL. RE 6-5262 certified memorials. H.inilhnn. Jerome Mlllpliy. Buddy t been training at Graymoor hospital. cent guesls of Mrs. Mary C Locke heir. She Irf1 Kid Hanl< almut If is on a month's vacation. She. will fhon» 6-0332 Red B«nk Wal.«h, Dennis. Mead and John! yrir.< afiu uji'iii her niairinge to Kinp. | return to Monmouth Memorial hos- •«}port Branch—861 Maple PI. the lute Kred Tratnm While here, pital at the conclusion of her vaca- l>l*phon« 7-18SX JOHN VAN KIRK fhe «ss well kn" ' n for lier activi- tion. Nut la Ml Olint Cmmtmn KIK.AR F. W()OI» ties at Methodist ciuuch affairs and as an amateur singer nf note. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samuels Non-Sectarian i Ho)d Wood M, died Fll- Phone Red Bank 6-0319 Until illness foiced her tu retire liift Thursday entertained Mr. and day at hiss home, 26 Byrnes lanr, Lady Attendant 1 a short time a^o. she held a posi- Mrs. John Helss and sons Robert R.F.D. Bor. 108 Red Bank K. tuniu.tii. following a long ill- tion in the state house at Trenton. and John of Washington, D. C. I net,g. He was born nt Trenton. & Surviving are a .sister. Mrs. Sar-Guests this week were Mr. and '.son of Mia. Carolyn Wood, and theah C'oloman; two daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Arch Daley and children late William E. Wood. Hazel Ashmore and Mrs. Elizabeth Joanne and Robert of Wethersfleld, ! Mi. Wood was a World War I Tramm, and a son, Fred Tramm, Conn. 'veteinn and a member of Eaton- Mrs. Walter Wctjen and Mrs. PAINT OR STAIN THEM YOURSELF ! town j'ost, American L,e(;ion. Be- H. L. SCOTT MBS. MARY KO.SKKV Dorothy Hulltt and daughters re- sides hi.s mother, who reside? at turned home Tuesday from a two l.amhei tville, he is suivivcd by his Mia. Mary KiisUey, widow of Jo-months' vacation at Spokane, Wash. Made uf finrot clrar while MORTICIAN wife. Mi". Carolyn Tilton Wood. seph Kosltry. tfiirl SuriTlay evening Mrs. Rose Coburn of Lakeland, .•iml four dailgbtcis. Mrs. Alan W.at her home. 6 Mr!.ear, ^t Free- F'i, ;prn: thr.-i v»Ccka >'ilb Mia. pine Midi such i'raturrs an : \V;:;;.! r.f l.nr.s Hi .ii.. 1., mal Mis».» hold. Margaret Ait ken. blind dadoriii)!. round rtlgr* Cburcli Sti"cl, Uclfurd, N. J. :l* and sides arc solid-no 1'bouc Kcauftburg 6-0333 the Robert A. Bratin home for fu-iau nf Free lu... week. They are spending several veneers. neials at Eatontown. Burial was in I Thp f,,n(,,.Hl Wfl(S hr|d |h|s norn- days this week at Atlantic City. (Jlenwnod cemetery. West Long Injr at St. Hose of Lima Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gllmour of [•; ranch. church. Burial under the direction Maple ave. arc spending two weeks ORDER NOW! of the W. H. Freeman A Son fu-at their cottage at Burlington, Vt. MKS. ADAM LETWINK neral home, was In St. Rose ceme- Mrs. Alice Ferry and son Robert LIMITED QUANTITY Mi>. Mary Catherine I^etwink, 68, tery. and Fred Reitz of East Orange w,c,. nf Ari-.,m Lftwink uf !9 Or .•.pent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. AVAILABLE. chaid st., Keyport, died last Thurs- MRS. RICHARD BENNETT Benjamin Andreach and family. WILLIAM s. ANDERSON day. Tb»' funeral was held Monday Mrs. Lillie May Bennett. 48, wife Mr. and Mrs. William Wheatley #361:5 BOOKCASK ENDS at St. Joseph's Catholic church, of Richard Bennett of Hillside ave., will have as their guests next week- Keyport, where a solemn high mass Navesinli. rlierl Monday nigh* nt end. Chief Petty Ofttepr and MrB. #361K BOOKCASKS, all gizr» FUNERAL HOME of iei|iiieni was said by Rev. Wil-hrr home after suffering n heart William Schaufler and children li;un MeCiuire. attack. William and Sandra of, East Green #317 a-DK. CHEST Mis. hrtwink was g daughter of Surviving besides her husband wisch, R. 1. #112 I-DK. CHEST 30-32 HUDSON AVE. RED BANK I hi' lite Mr. and Mrs. Martin are a brother. George Kobinson of The Ladies' auxiliary of the West I'Vketrp. Besides her husband, ahe. California, and a sister. Mis. Flor- Keansbupg fire company met last #121 .vDK. CHEST is survived hy a daughter, Mrs. !ence Huddlestcm of Atlantic HiRh- week. Mrs. Edward Werthwein, PHONE RED BANK 6-2406 Theresa Henderson who lives at - Mrs. John Oliver and Mr;. Frank- # 131 STUDENT DESKS home; two .sons, Albert of Newark ', The funeral will be held this af- lyn Werthwein will be hostesses the iitul Theodoie of Bloomfleld; two ternoon at 2:30 o'clock nt the next three months. Plans were #136 VANITY TABLE pifters. Mis. Knima Martin of Union I Postcn funeinl home with services made to sponsor a card party and #2218 RECOKD CABINET Be:nb and Mr.«. Julia Sltfanik of in charge of Rev. Elmer T. Schick. dance in October. A variety hat Kennioie. N. Y., and two brothers, I pastor of the Atlantic Highlands party will be held Wednesday, #3030 GATE LEG TABLES Strplien Fcketir, Union Beach, and i Presbyterian < hurch. Burial will be Sept. 27. The birthdays of Mrs. Jo- Michael Feketie. Newark. In Fair View' cemetery. seph Rosata, Mrs. Barney Chano- #3611 BEDS & HEAD BOARDS Burial was in St. Joseph's rcmr- witch, Mrs. Audrey Moran, Mrs. leiy, Koypnrt. supervised by lh« Emma Divine and Mrs. Jean Werth- # 1737 HUTCH CABINETS Day funeral home of Keyporl. wein were celebrated. Jtvttt §r iJta fhmt would Imjtrtvt our A. 0. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Howard O'Dell and "CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER" FKA.Nt'ES PICCOI.A son of Nctcong spent the past two ttnrln It jtnr'iJtd(hat wt may can Hunt JW mtril fkt Frances Piccola, 14, daughter of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen EATONTOWN 3-1170 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Piccola of Dies in 72d Year Knoble and family. tmnfiJtHC* placid in ui. Tinton ave., Eatontown. died Satur- Abraham Osborn Johnson. 71, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VanNote day nt Monmouth Memorial hospi- former mayor nf Monmoulh Bench and granddaughter Linda of, Iiving- tal of chronic nephritis. The fu-and a native of that community, ton were week-end guesta of Mr. neral was held > Ifeavs oy°Dept?ndable.EcoRomicdlService two brothers, Meyer Caren, Bron\; SATURDAY-6:30 • 7 P. M. Hany Caicn, Tacoma, Wash., and four sisters. Mrs. Patrick Charnow (>rts Safely Drvicrs Station WNB1 *nd Mis. Shelia Klein, Brooklyn, Devices 1o prevent head-on col- Mrs. Clara Rimon, Israel, and Mrs. lisions at the ."ingle track railroad (Channel 4) DISTINCTIVE Ethel Kirklnnd, Fail Ha\eu. line on trie. Matnwan creek trestle Si rvice« were held Sunday at havr been installed by the New v the Kir si he"baum chapel. Bruol\ oik anil LOUR Branch railroad. *i>< H* » far Hi* ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS 1\ n. and burial was at Monte Fiore Switches at each end of the tres- fam»uitutl«lr*wii cemetery, Springfield, L. J. The tle would work to derail a loco- Sliui ikM all Hn Perfection ol Material arid •vilir Irtwn Workmanship In Beautllul John K. Pay funeral home was in motive which had fa.s,«ed the auto- of ioi.ii l nrranKcments matic block ."icnnl system. New Desifni
Our menioiialt arc manufactured by skilled artisans In uur well MONMOUTH MONUMENT Headquarters For Official Boy & Qirl Scout Shoes / equipped plant at West LOOK COMPANY , Brnnch. Hcaddcn'i Corner, Middlelowu, Route 35 L. FT. Frnncii?, Manager LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., inc. Formerly with Francli O. Squlrei, Freehold FOOTCRAFT SHOES PUOM-J RtD BANK 6-3810 Si. lei. L. B. 6-3567 Wc»l Long lirancli "USE SMOtS KfR WOMEN AM) CHILDREN SINCE lS9t" SE.NU FOB ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE MUI1TS: POINT PLEASANT 5 US 17 86 BROAD STREET RED BANK 6-287.'? IU:r> HANK REGISTER. 'ATV.rST 31, 1030 Thirteen River Plaza Parker McUrllan Man William Wildangu, son of Ar- Kntcrs Annapolis -At HUBERS- thur VV. Wildanger of Fosttr it., i« Lifted a* Suicide visiting in Canada. Parker Wilkinson M,< \eiian, inn Ftank Manning of Kransburg. Raymond Franklin of Carpentei of Mr. and Mi.'. KJ»aU VV. Mr- j 44-ycat -old lailiwad uorkfi. u as The great trek back to school and campus will it. ii on vacation from the Jersey Clellan. Ji , of IJitle Sli\ PI POII-.I. pionounced dead at Monmouth Me- Central Po««i & Light company. has entered the I' S XH\;I1 aiad- I menial hrwpiu; early Monda} mom- Mr. Franklin and family will visit etny at Annapolis. Mrl. T)ie mid- I \r.% in what Kcanaburg police de- VALUES soon be under nay. We are proud of our new, fnendj'at Lebanon, Pa., during part fhipman «as jjrnd.i IN-.I fiom Ad ' scnti* d as suicide of tht vacation. miial Billaid acad'Miiy at New i Hi- was rushfil to the ho.-piial by F0R authentic stock of college stylet. May »e invite Donald Graman of Applegate at. IiOndon, Conn. In June, and re- j the Keanshurg first an! squad after returned home from Rlvarview hos- reived his appointment after being ' t>eln|[ examined by I)r Frank A. you to see them? pital Saturday and resumsd work chosen for Ihn competitivt exami- Mlele. Death was atticbuttd to Man- lioiuUy. nation by Blllard offlcinln. ning's having swallowed roach pow- Daniel McBiide. ton of Mr. and der. His daughUi, 1^-yrai-nlJ Cath- it Plaid lined corduroy jackets. Mrs. Albert McBnde of George at., erine, notifliid police at 12 17 a. m Dark o,reen, red plaid lining. It vacationing at the home of hu She told them that ahe arrived GIRLS and BOYS cousin, Mra. Ethel Burdje, at Lake- . oms about midnight, at which wood, time her mother told her of her $22.95 Thomas Stoble, »on of Mr. and fathers condition Patrolman lira. John Stoble of Carpenter at., George Preston and Melvin Keim Investigated. Be.stdrs his widow, •k Gr#y flannal slack. TIM observed his fourth birthday Mon- day, Aug. 28. A family party was Nora Manning, and daughter, a son, college favorite. held In the evening with Mr. and Francis, survives. lire. Charles Hanssn and daughter •13.00 Patricia and Walter McCaffrey a> Key port guests, along with Michael Stoble, Rev. and Mrs. R G. Dtwton and Tommy'i brother. son Grady, Jr., of Sanford, N. C. * Waal fiat In lolidi and Mil. Helen Schmidt and daugh- left for home Monday after vint- AdoraMr style* in plaid-*, print* and ter Helen of Brooklyn, N. V, were ing Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. £hr- check*. Long and narrow. houae guests of Mr. and Mra. Har- lich of St. George pi. for several •olid color*. Wa»hultl<- cotton* in ry Treacy of Carpenter at. Aug. 24 dayn. Friday they went to Idleivild $1.50 and ». airport to nieil Uie J lawsoiu' Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kaninia o( dniighter, Mia.s Mnry Howland Daw- Chicago, Lou it Fraoaul of Tom» son. who U'UK rt-turnin^; fi om Ger- SIZES 3 TO 6x • Oxford cloth shirts. luHen River, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel many. Miss Daw.xon had htu-n with down colar. Stripes and Pilla and son of Camden were a Methodist raravan K'oup which gursts of Mr. and Mrs. Peter De- toured Europe thi.v sunirncr. solid*, ly Manhattan. Fazio of Manning' it. Aug. 23. The The W. S. C. S. of I'alvuiy Meth- three men served in the war with odust church will retume mu^Jngi, $3.95 Mr. DeFirno and it was the first at a covered dish supper In the reunion of all of them in five years. Parker W. McL'lellan church Monday, Sept. 11, it 6 M Mn. Irene Casey of Pelham p. m , «t which time the evBtiit ve it Heavy plaid iport shirt*. Manor, N. Y., was a guest of her At Billard, Midshipman McClel- committee will proteni a suggested *1.79 sister-in-iaw, Mn. Elwood Searles, Ian was Commander of company A program for the year. $7.50 of Orchard dr., Mlddletown, Aug. of his cla»s, which won three out Miss Tom Marine celebrated her M and 26. of the five Inter-company competi- 11th birthday at a party Saturday SIZES 7 TO 12 Stephen Henley, ion of Mr. and tions held during the school year. at the home of her grandmother, He Is the grandson of Mr. and Mra. it Solid color, hoary sport Mrs. James Hanley of Hubbard ave. Mrs. F. K. Marine. «5 Second st. observed his sixth birthday Tues- V. Parker Wilkinson and Edward Present were Catherine Burrowes, shirts in rust, groon and day. A party wai held in the after- W. McClellan, Sr, all of Little Janica .Uarber.Uai! and Jean Ea.it-1 Silver. blut. noon with friends from Fair Ha- mond, Barbara Marine, Mary Lock- ven and neighbors attending. wood, Gail Hartman, Patricia >'er-' Joseph Michael Treacy, infant son BENEFIT CAKE SALE rante, Carol Bergnn, Miss Rachel! $7.95 of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Treacy of Marine, Mrs. Agnes Marine, and '• Carpenter at., was christened dun- The Ladiet1 Auxiliary of the itti. F. E. Marine. '1.98 day at St. James church with Rev. Keansburg First Aid Squad will it Tartan undorihorti. By John J. Reilly officiating. A fami- hold a home made cake sal* Sat- The U. 8. FUh and Wildlife Ser- Manhattan. ly dinner was held following the urday, commencing st 11 a. m at vice lays deer do more damage christening and a buffet tmper WHS the First Aid building on T»rr Ave than flr# to fnrpfttn in unnt* atstns. served. Relatives attending from $1.50 New York city ware Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Treacy, Mn. Walter J. Nanry, Mr. and Mm. William Leahy GIRLS SLIPS Com* in, browte, and family, Mra. Thomas V. Mc- Garlty, Mrs. Elisabeth Ryan, Ar- we're pleated to $erve! thur T. Ryan, Mrs. Charles Bern- Lare trimmed ruffled bottom, with built-up it .00 hart, Mrs. Mary Qrau, and Walter Graynor. ahouldfra • sanforized cotton. Size* 4 to 11. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Johnson and sons David and Larry of Rochester, N. Y., are visiting Douglas King 1 and family of Sunrise pi for a KM UIMI few dayi this week. GIRLS SLIPS [ There were 24,629,000 head of milk RED BANK LONG BRANCH cuwi and two-year-old heifers In Made with built-up shoulder • fine the V. 8. en Jan. L IBM. Nainsook. Size* 8 to 1 *• 59 GIRLS' BLOUSES Sanforized broadcloth with push up or puff sleeves with dainty eyelet trim. Sizet 7 to 14.
W Zlitl€«» GIRLS' CHILDREN'S WITH THE BEST! SKIRTS SHOES fflMI POtt 10 SCnQOf Wflh All wool plaids time/ the famous Paiker "21" pleated all around p*n and p«ncil s«t. $8^5 Genuine leather upper, stitched and with button on tut* creased vamp • rubber sole and ParUr "51" Set $19.75 penden. Size* 1 to heel. Sizes 8^ to 3. 14. SI 98 BROWN $1.98 1 ONLY 1 BOYS' Boys' •to start young scholars LONGIES Shirts Part wool witingi, in Sanfofiied whit* off on a firm and handsome over pltidi, ehacki and broadcloth, ragula* herrinqbont; boiar or tion collar. Sim 6 -Footmej in our schooh aoino regulation waitt. Sizsi 4 to 14. 1 to 16. Stride 1&tesfyou //Jove $159 scoff!-rest'stah-trfeathers,"smart \ 2 1 sty/inj, the Wonc/erfu'f 'care they Four in handi or ready tiad, take*offro^/ngfect'/ There's BOYS' TIES colorful pat+erni. 39c a perfect SttUt Kite ^nand expert AFTER SCHOOL PUT THEM IN fitting... for every one Sanforiied 8-oi. blue denim, reinforced at point* of itrain. of your youngsters, Two hip pocketi, two ilaih DUNGAREES "ArfwiifOr pffi ortd p6iv* pockets. i£rom p/ay froc/p CM Mtr t"9 pOf10Ct 9« for School Dovs. $8.75 Size* 8-10-12 BOXER "to'tetnaqe.,. DUNGAREES $' SO br/no. em in ! Heavy blue denim, sin- Divided Pavmenti — No Extra Coot 1.49 forixed, two ilaih pockefi, $ S0 58 aH elattie waistband. Priced From 4 1« »8 Sizes 14-16 Sizes 2 to 8 $ Mmi S. WL 1.59 Special 99C Open Friday Until 9 P. M. SCHULTE-UNITED 72 BROAD STKEET RED BANK SHOE CO, RID BANK 209 BKOADWW LONG BRAN<:iI 80-82 BROAD STREET 18 BROAD STRICT RED BANK Air Conditioned for Your Shopping Comfort RED BANK TtF,GIi*TER, AUOrPT 31, 1950
Everett fiup"^ nf Mi. ami Mrs. Norman Patricia O'Keefe I Methodist Group Van Kmliiup Thursday and Frid.-iy Good Times Are Here Again Make Your Plans Now of la«t , v\ eck V- p 11, J i . M i •-" ./ - Kva n ? and Fair Haven fliirl to BiltW- <;ia»s KvenI For Labor Day Weekend Mis. John On mm nf Ii \ lnfjton. Mr. I and Mi-\ K R Smith of Madi-un ! WeT Mrs William 10 EAST OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT, N. J. in Kellnw-hip hall Orl. 19. flans rn-i j.-Lif.-is WIMP Mi.> .luhn R. MIII- A. Mnr i ay of River id, Ka ir Ha- Red Bank 1? BROAD ST jihy of Ii \ injjion. Mr. and Mi.«. wete nnHe nt H .«uppfi- meeting; vrn. and th'- late .lark O'K^pfc. U> l;i.-l TliuiMiay a' the home of Mr. Freehold 39 Ea*» Main S* Ki ank N. Van EmtHiig nf Ea.-t Rohert. Pnul Sfujt. son nt Mi. and Sea Bright Yacht Club r.-in^p HIP jiUfM-* this ivppk. and Mrs. B. Fletcher Moore, Accordion Player Week-Ends Mrs, MHvin P. Stout of Grango Mr. Hnti Mi.«, Thomas Knlly ac- Country Cluh EMatrs, MIddletown avp., Fair Haven. township. Mr.«. Moore and Mrs. RKST.U'KANT DKI.l"XK m pa rued Mi find Mr.". William , W-annui Reatlr are chairmen. Full Line of Sandwichet Krlly and cluldiPti of K.ur Havrn • N/ME FUMY PIES QUICKLY WITH on a tnp to Pennsylvania Sunday, j Attending the meeting were Mr. MODKKVIK IMUIKS Mrs. Oiga Mnulti-n and daughter1 ami Mr? ({eiide, M> and Mis>. Ken- Our Specialty: Hot Dogs Cooked in Beer itsy and August Pan.itri of At- j neth Way. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jan t ic Miphl.'inrf-1* visit pd .Sunday Stratton. Mr. and Mis. J. F. St. with Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Stii- Cl.iir, Mr. and Mm. O. Ibsen Nor- Call SE 2-0183 Ask for "Big" Slantoy Dancing To Val Ernie's Music WPII. Jr dnim. Mr and Mis. William H. Jar()iie.«. Pr and Mrs. Samuel FLAKO Karl R. Kcrndt relehratrd n\? Hangman. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas OPEN TO THE PUBLIC NO COVER CHARGE 7t+th riiithdny Aujf- 1* with Jerolamon. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. his daughter. MM. Charles I'nn- NO TAX AT DINNER HOUR PIE CRUST MIX Whitinj:. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. over, and fanul>. Monday evening Boykin. Mr. and Mis. R. J. Kirk- Just pour contents of Flako Charles H. Cunnvpr rdehrate.d his man. Mi. and Mis. Kenneth Wood- Kuni'on Head Bridge Sea Bright. N. .1. package into a bowl, add water birthday \< ith ihp family ward. Mr. and Mr/. Kred Bucherer. —and there's your pie crust ready Mt. »nd Mi P. Charles Humph and' Mi. and Mi*. J. Leon Turkingtoit, PH(»K SK 2j of a nephew, Kred picm, ! Whilinir "With Prices Likv the i.outl Old Days" .Jr.. at W.'itcliunjf chapel. Wat- fhunp. N. J., Siiluiday. Miss Bar- HAKDUi ¥ bara Barrett was th< bride Miss Patricia J. f )Ki pfp Mr. and Mr;- Tharlns Cnx and CORN MUFFIN MIX children Betty Janp and Skippy Miss O'Ke.efe was graduated' REGISTER NOW Felt Base DCUCIOUS WITH ANY MEAl look a trip to Newburgh and Wr«t from Kumson high school in June. ! For a pleasant change from bread Point, N. V . Sunday. During her junior year she was' fur Sept. S, l»S0 Mi. and Mrs Weimer Tiovila and chosen by the auxiliary of Shrews- D DAY OR EVENING or roll*. ser\e corn muffins. Kasy CLASSES son nf Hampshire, \';\.. visited Mr. bury American Legion pest Rfl their Floorcovering with Flakorn. |ust sulil an egg rcpi p.sentativR to attend the state • JR. ACCOUNTING and Mis. John Pnrtin Saturday. • HIGHER ACCT. and milk. And so delicious. No Lisa Portin. daughter of Mr. and auxiliary's Girl Stale sessions at ' R • SHORTHAND other corn muflin mix has Ween Mi ?*. John Portin. was given a New Jersey College for Women ' • TYPING For wheie special course* were given' • DICTATION birthday party Sunday. Guests • COMPTOMETRY able to equal Flakorn quality. 1 to outstanding junior high school I prn.srnt wen Mr. and Mm. Kino A • SECRETARIAL Alaska, Mi. and Mis. KM* Roos. Mr. pupils In Americanism and good | COURSES Kitchen 61 Bedroom citizenship. Miss O'Keefe is em-' • BRUSH-UP and Mi". Charles Ayra and daugh- COURSES JUST ADD EGG, MILK TO ter Helen and Mi. and Mrs. Eero ployed at the Naval Ammunition' K _7n observance of Labor Day, depot at K.irle. I Accredited for tahtonrn and children Kllen and Vclerant Traininf Yd Mar-It. FREE Pla.em.nt Mr. Stout attended Red Bank ' Bureau The Everett b».«i>hatl team dn- t"';ilholjc high school and is em-I E this bank will nulbe open for pioyert nt the Irwin yacht works in! All Graduates Placed tcntrd ;» Pirtiiiiid team Sundny nt Founded IS83 s 49c ** Frrehold by a stoie of 7t to 4. Red Bank. I CUPIETS The couple plan an October business on Monday, September 4t Worth 79c sq. yd. CUP CAKE MIX Occanport wedding. Andy Roberts of Nfw York visit- "DONKEV" BASEBALL GAME LARGE SELECTION 12 to 18 delicious cup cakes, or ed Miw Carolyn I'zdill.i of Hoi'bert COLLEGE A 'donkey' baseball game for the one nine inch layer, easily,quick- pi.. Poitauperk. over the week-ond. benefit of the conservation and SIJ Rial* St., Perth Amboy ly. Remember, too! Cuplets is Rr)beri Dick »r Comanrhe dr. will sight fund of the Middletnwn town- rhnne I>. A. 4-2133 ent^rtnin ovi r the holiday wcek- SECOND NATIONAL ship high school will be played to- precision-mixed for sure results, rn;l cln-.^matPA from Princrton. Dr. "V. C. Cope. President night at 8:30 o'clock between the Mn. A. J. St. John, Mir. and has the quality no other cup Robrrt McCormick and Joe Baum- Mirtrtle-town Li.ir.s and Brovent BRNK.LTRU5TCD AXMINSTER RUGS pr of New York city. Park-Leonardo fire company on the Member N. J. Aii'n of aft G£O /jANK tvttv J/ cake mix has been able to equal. Schools of Business Maj. and Mrs. J. U Smith and Leonardo school field. In case of MIMHIK Miami (il "From America* Lending Mills" chililren of Philadelphia spent the rain the game will take place to- Accredited by— week-end with Mrs. George C. D. morrow evening. State Oept. al Education Hurlpy. Housework Lewis G. Hanern of Jersey City and PortKupeck entertained a num- 9X12 SIZE - WORTH $7495 ber of Hudson county friends at Easy Without dinner Saturday. ', Miss Barhnra Jean Wootcn of! Newark spent the week-end with j 95 NaggingBackache her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. I j An wo gpt nliler. stirn* and ttti-nin. nwr- Where Can You Make a Better Investment? Reduced to »54 William Lee of Cayuga «VP. I onli) unmet i me* AIOW? down kiilnev func* Thr Shrewsbury Sailing club held i linn. Thin may lend ninny folk* In cum- oppn house Saturday evening with COME IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION ' plain »f nnKfciiiB Iwcknehc. l»ns nf P*M> and : enr-'fv, hrmlHrhrii snil (li/.i'tricsi. (irtt.u* K'freshmenta and ilancing. Plan to Attend Shadow Isles . MiHl>t< rcyiii l.t-CMlurdit i fii.m mint • blIn'lili n due t" ijmnpnes* nr .— .— i If yimr Hi Pvt. Roheit H Chromrzali, 1'. . rnu-urp. dnn't h'-nn'n 1'ilh. n miM Exhibition & Sale of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle diuretic. [•«<-. -1(lTrs.^rully I'V millKinn f<.r .^nn of Mr. and Mrs. H. C'hroniczak ovrr S« yrsr-i VV'hilr ihfur symptums mav of this place, has completed his nil1' nftcn ntherw «n- occur, it'* iimazinff li"w 1 SAT., SEPT. 9, 1950, RED BANK, N. J.- EXHIBITION, 11 A. M.-SALE STARTS 1 P. M. MILLERTON RUGS, Inc. n*n givo hnjipy relief — force basic airmen indoctrination. if kitlnrv tul>e« »nH filtPrn course at Lackland air force base,' hp i'illi San Antonio. Tex. I 130 BROAD STKKKT RED BANK flush out waAt«, Jl' YOI* COILI) buy a bred heifer and 18 Robert Connolly, John Generell! i months laJer sell ber calf for what you orig- TELEPHONE RE 6-5279 and Ernest Snavusel of Explo-er' "Eight out of t\fry 10 ren(]fm eon- Scout troop 47 returned home Sun-1 inally paid for tbe heifer, or more, so that the dny night from a ten-day training | NO PARKING P R O B I. F M •iiH 1 h* krir.nifr I'lnBiiilifd Ail!."'—Ad- rip to Stewart air force base at heifer cost you nothing, wouldn't you consider vertlM mrnt. NewburRh. K. Y. Hull ynu hii'l made a ^iod investment? This has been I lie exjterienoe of those who have bought heifers bred to mir \\orld Champion Aberdeen- .Vnjriifs bulls. Here are some examjiles: Rovcrie Knoll Farm, of Danville, Kentucky, pur. chased a heifer bred to one of our bulls for 11,250k The first calf sold for $l,5S0 at auction. Mount Prospect Farmn, of Gaithershurg, Maryland, purchasfd a heifer bred to one of our bulls for J800. Her first calf was sold for $1,500, thus returning their original investment and they still have tha heifer, plus a profit, and the heifer cost them noth- Prince Sunbeam 219th. ing. $09,000, 1948 International Grand Champion, Ankony Farm, of Rhinebeck. New York, purchased the World', highest prlre*l hull a seven-month-old son of Prince Barbarian of Sun- VICTOR beam for $1 000. Last year they sold this young bull fir $2,700 after getting the benefit of his services in their herd where he had been bred to twenty of their MARKETS-RED BANK row*. Cnr-hranr Farm of North Salem. New York, paid 21W. FRONT ST., Tel. 6-0508 Delivery 112 MONMOUTH ST., Tel. 6-5292 S2.65U for a heifer bred to one or our bulls. Her l\Y sluill sell, 10 daughters of Prince Bar- Turkeys 55 Imrian of Sunbeam and seven heifers bred to SEEDLESS !I3S,000, ID45 Intern>llnn»l Jr. Champion and Reserve Grand Champion. him; 4 daughters of Prince Sunbeam 24Dth and SWIFT'S PREMIUM 18 heifers bred to him, including 2 cows with.. GRAPES ^till calves at side by him and rehred to the same bull; 1 daughter of PrWe Sunbeam 328th 10 to 12 C and S heifers bred to him. Lb. 17c glGHT GKKAT HERD sire prospects will be Lb. Size sold including 2 fop sons of Prince Bar- lb bai'iiin of SIIIIIM'IIMI. 2 sons of Prince Sunbeam Hams 69 CALIF. JUICY 24!Hh mid 1 son of Prince Sunbeam :528th. LL MEAT §HAI)O\V 1SU-: is the onl.v herd with an In- ORANGES ternational Grand Champion, an Interna- £X R.aRIB ROAST tional -11111101' Cliaiiipioii mill inn Inlenialional -OR' c ISrsene Grand Champion*. BEST 29c DOI. Dr. * Mr.«. Armand Hammer. Owners SIRLOIN Prince Barbarian of Sunbeam STEA William LjunRdahl, Manager John Frenzel, Herdsman ir 79lb BEST TABLF $3S,000, 1IMR International Reserve BONELESS CORNED AA, CELERY Grand Champion. VISITORS WELCOME Jumbo SHADOW ISLE FARM BRISKETS 6% 12c Stalk EVERETT ROAD Telephone Red Bank 6-3460 RED BANK, N. J. WEEK-END WEATHER Considerable cloudiness and oeca- «ional showers or thunderstorms ii forecast for today. Tomorrow, rain. 7 Cents Saturday and Sunday, cloudy, srat- PEt COPT tcred showers RED ANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXIII, NO. 9. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. 1950 SECTION THREE-PAGES 1 TO 10 Democrats Open Disaster Plans Keyport Mayor (longratiilatfN Coaster Carnival Motor 1950 Campaign In Good Order, After Syndicates At West End Red Cross Told Speeches kept Short Area Civil Defense States Stamler At Slrea* Is Placed Boss Expected to On Entertainment Take Office Soon Cites Perils of Organized Optimism and gaiety wore the An effective disaster prepared- prevailing features when Mon- ness organization has been formed And Legalized (rambling mouth rounty DcmocraLs opened i in this region, and defense plan* their 1950 politir.il campaign Tues- will be co-ordinated once, a civilian day night at West End Casino at defense chairman is appointed for At ii- T • n ." • i' N- :-.,r , Ijong Branch. | the Monmouth-Ocean district, it t K. S'Hinh-i lull 7'i runil..'. ar I Even tin? nights heavy downpour was reported at Tuesday night's |gueft, of the R -! Har.rt Liot.n du:. wasn't sufficient to keep 500 party meeting of the Monmouth county 'Tuesday night a' tm SI illj IV. he- Arthur Sickles hotel that, the at.-!''- ;rrh ,:,':, - had members Irom taking part in the.Red Cio&s chapter at the chapter ; 1 1 festivities, among which were two house in Shrewsbury. H definite uiia on x im '!in^ . in 1 r waj. the ernd:, "iiion "f *v. ri'l;'-a'e,| Dies at 57 floor shows. The first show included Sub-committees to the chapter'* amateur talent from the county. big-Mme Karnhler* disaster committee representing 1 J-'air Haven Ex-Mayor The second waa made up of profes- several municipalities, made this He saiil "New Ji-l.ii-;. l.-ip-'l all ' sional talent from the Metropoli- report to Mrs. Edward L, Irving, the ba/1 put'hcjty ;i.« 'Iv I'-siilt rv-w.' Slrirkpn Suddenly ' tan area. the general chairman. haj* hern ;i eiini'- in I'hil.iil'-lp-.;;i Only evidence of a scarcity was Word from State Senator J. Stan- An ,i [(.!• i< Sit.klK". 57. former in the sprrchmukinK department. r.vi-ryl hint; happen:, in C.-wn-l.n Icy Herbert, a Ruest at the meeting, The .<.ime Hum; ;ipp\'- = ' • N-' -in-, .r 'A Fair Ha'.er. ilied suddrn- Although the leading candidates was that he would attempt to ex- ! v -.• 7 r. n m ..o««r^av ,i h,, Yin k Tin II- is ii.i ^ i n, lii in L' ir; Ni < , »m ..n h.HI'l. M»yr"' F Pli" Pt!"»jprditi- the formation of a district h .'in' ;n IieNormandie. »ve., Fair : j Yolk ll'.« all in .II-IP-'-\ of Entontown, county Democratic civilian defense headquarters and ; ' Th-i-e m no wit.- tijijiini: in N>".v rbairman. promised that their have a chairman named. t .Ji'i •• > . liilt w HI- ';I;I|I.I,_ i.< p. i ini' words would be held to a minimum. te.l hv l.vi in New Y'ji k Tin. :• This promise was fulfilled. Kiirly Activity Forecast 1 Sgt. Joseph J McCormack of the how the ,\i-w Yolk .ni'h.ii it i- .<< .an Top candidate was Matawan's .o i.T.'filv 1111 TI up Inr^ ..-!- nf N- * Mayor John W. AppU'gatr. He is I Hownll state police told the com- .Jersey pi o[i|e who tak<- !i. • < UVT opposing Rep. James C. Auchin- mittee he believed civilian defense closs. J'sPYt was Paul Kiernan, organization activity could be ex- former Lonff Branch mayor, who pected in the area within two weck;- lie called them, ";m' the h.iulev. seeks to unseat Sheriff Ira E. Wol-and tl at state police were waiting type of gamble! to eati Ii. i'S|n I'lally cott. Freeholder aspirants Edgar F. to offer its co-operation with the without the lieni-lll of win tapping group. 'The federal KOVI-I nni'-nt u com "Skelly" West and Belmar Com- mitteil t i wl[ '^ on' all types of missioner John Ferrusgiaro were A report waa made by Vincent ( also on hand, aa were the candi- Gorman, representing the County gambling. J'e I ,1 ,O-u|MTMtl s hy dates for coroner. Medical society, that Leonard Drey- Lewis G. Hanson, candidate for fus, state civilian defense director, ;ind .tci-i-piinK iniome tax [Kivment.-i governor in 19-16, was present to ] had told him local civil defense from self-ronf'-s.serl hooki'-s nnil prrrftit utei, ,,n.i thi» s'ate pever praise the caliber of the candidates. councils would be. instructed to j He pai-'.:r'j!:ii!y rommrr.drd Mr. join >• ith !h" Red Cror.?. in com ; Mayor Charles E. Applegata of Keyport, second from right, Rain failed to dampep n the hopep s of the daiinq drivers o r the Kiernnn for his leadership, and pre-'pleting plan? for the location of, i\nt U'linderful <>tj>A 'emergency shelters. In charge of n dirted success for him in the fall. conqratulates Lowell Elberhon of Perth Amhoy, who v/on (he rjMnH -.pi»r tfltnrv F^ns lined up about three deep a'o q !^e r»':e cour-e H* said ' Houktnaki'i s ai^ not Red Hank's delegation WHS head- jlhe Rod Cross "lib-committee on, r prize of the Coa:tet carnival he!d la'.t night on Weil Front st., to brave the elements for the racing program which «a . conducted the wonderful wuys you are led to ed by Mis. Katherine Elkus White. |shcltcrs is Max Von Philipovitch of i believe they .11". Must of them •\\ho is waging a campaign flcainst i Spring Lake. j Keyport. In the picture above are, left to right, Jack Gardelfa, for approximately one hour and a half. have long ruminal records" He Dr. Stanley O. Wilkins for the of-; Edward Sylvester of Belmar, | Howard Jeandron, announcer; the winner, Elberston; Robert M. Over 30 contestants came from miles around to participate IT cited one case of a Russian-born ficp of mayor here. chairman of the warning, rescue j alien in the .state penitentiary for Mayor Joseph A. Dempsey of and evacuation division, said 38 Ochs, Kfiyport director of recreation and supervisor of the car- the carnival. The pilots held a parade with the firemen and dmt aid two more yours, and raMer! atten- first aid squads iti the county Highland?, Mayor Charles Apple- squad before the rices. tion to the fact that, this man had gate of Keyport and Mayor Solo- cover-up system were ready to work nival; Mayor Applegate, and Tom Elbertson, the winner's dad. been twice ord°red deported by the in co-ordination with Red Cross mon Lautman of Deal were among reiltfiai Hulliui ii ie«. Were stuck Artnur B. Slcklci prominent Democrats at the party. and civil defense dUaater and with him." h» said. emergency programs. Broad St. Flood William Sutphen of Matawan, for- Register Office Pointing to hnokmaking ag big Death waa caused by a eartbral mer representative from this dis- Complete Feeding Plans To Close Labor Day Youths Rampage Greatly Exaggerated Dads, Hubbies business, he cited the case of a hemorrhage. H« had been ailing trict, was another of the "big All arrangements have been comparatively little operator In several months with high blood names" to circulate' among the | made to feed evacuees should dUs Labor day, Monday, Sept. 4, Contrary to published reports. ! Brldgcton, who did J25,HO0 business pr-P3sur« and was stricken a* he celebrants. William Russell, last (aster strike, according to i report being a legal holiday, The Regis- At Highlands Broad st. wa« not under two fett of May Face Earl) in one month from townspeople and his wife prepared to enter his year's candidate for assembly, was ihy Harry S. Jackson of Asbury ter office will be closed all day. water during or after Tuesday alone. autnnn'iile to drive to a nearby present, as also was Mrs. Catherine ! Park, chairman of the committee The management feels that due night's storm. A Newark paper, in He, said "Some people rlaim restaurant His death com»s M a Freret of Fair Haven. ' on food. to the fact this holiday falls on And Holmdel a storm story reported that Broad Draft Call-Up I hookies are not harmful, but I coniplpt* nhork to his many friends st., Red Bank, was under two feet 1 Among labor and party leaders i The Monmouth County Firemen's Monday, the plant can be closed I claim no on" knows how harmful and relative". present were James LoBiondo of Keamhurg Children of water for a distance of five Selective Service association is working out a cover- without any Inconvenience to the •hey are. especially when th* syn- Mr Suklt.*. was born at Frtt- Red Bank. Otto VanHowe of River public. hlockc. Police and firemen stood dicate takes ovoi. Ami you can up system similar to that effected Charged With Ruining by Tuesday night In rase of emer- Seen Ready to Ask hold. a am -f the late CharlM and Plata, Neil McCaffrey of Asbury by first aid squads, so all parts of The Register was unable to , rest asauied the syndicate is in Maruarei froxson Sickles. Ml Park and John R. Deisler of gency but nothing unusual hap- 5 where any one bookie does n SIIP- the county can be reached in an close this year on Decoration day Edelmulh Home pened. ramp to Fair Haven 35 year* a^o Rumson. emergency, said Fred Focrster of and the Fourth of July became Truman to Lift Ban I ahlf bu.iin'"". The lynHicatfs ean Juveniles have been the source and ha." been a palmer contractor Keansburg. these holidays fell on Tuesday Duplta th« heavy rain, the water afford to buy their way in any-sine* He was Fair Haven council- The civilian defense ten-hour and a complete shut down on that of trouble to Highlands and Keans- drained away quickly, traffic wu Dad mty be In uniform soon—If where. Thu« crime and corruption he Ii between 19 and 25 years nf man for in year* and served en* first aid course was termed wholly day would have meant a definite burg police the last few days. Mon- kept moving, and no flood or near climb.* and climbs If it can reach term »» mayor. He was president Wolfe Expands curtailment of service as far as day at 10.45 p. m at Highland*, flood condition was reported. Whtn age. Certainly, Washington sourer" as high as the personal aide to inadequate by Vernon Ralph of reveal, a big effort Is about to be of the Fair Haven fire company a Keyport, speaking for the first aid news and advertising were con- eight 'teen-age boys were appre- asked about the situation yesterday, the President of the United States number of years and wag a char- cerned. hended for creating a disturbance Ray E. Taylor, executive vice pres- made to get young husbands Into squads. He said the Red Cross service. It can go further. Once the gamb- ter member of the Fair Haven Shop Facilities in Huddy park. ident of the Red Bank Community ler." own you they own you body Lions cluh. recognized no first aid course of! Chamber of Commerce, said, "I leas than 18 hours. I Capt. Cyril Parker and Special The word from Washington Is and soul. Adds Sheet Metal Officer Arthur Cummins, Jr., were wonder if those people realize how that Selective Service officials be- He wns a member of Mystic Sgt. McCormack reported that I much two feet of water really is?" lieve they must tap the supply of New Jerwr CVIUI Brotherhood, lodge 21. F. A A. M.; Crafts to Business the county police radio wai' Eatontown Squad dispatched to the park when they received complaints that the boys young married men because there "New Jersry I* a clean state In Bay View Forest, No. 18, Tall Ce- equipped to send necessary com-; is a growing shortage of avnilable comparison to most states in the dars of Lehanon; Navesink lodge D. D. Wolfe of River Plaza, who munication.1) in a disaster should I were running wild and had moved toas operated the Wolfe Auto Rad- an artillery piece from the park. .single men to cnll to the colors. Union, and in immaculate compared 39, Independent Ordi-r of Odd Fel- other methods fail. Robert Topping | Has Active Week lows, and nf the Jr. O.U.A.M. of iator shop in Red Bank since 1945. Released pending a juvenile con- Crowell Sends Selective Service spokesmen said to Kansas City, Mo. With our sys- of Long Branch, transportation; this week they expect President tem of enforcement in New Jersey Fair Haven. Ki« wife, Mrs. V'ola announced this week he has added chairman, said he had arranged for j Farmingdale Woman ference committee hearing, five of r.ittle Sickles, is supervising prin- a fully-equipped sheet metal *hop the boys were picked up yesterday i Truman to be asked to lift the banI fiov. Dri.icoll intends to krep it necessary emergency transporta- 5 Men to Jail ' on drafting married men juIK money under The two dogs that died suffocated bulance, but waa released after ripped from the walla, doom torn million potential 1-A men. Reaching eral Shipbuilding company at Barr, 57, River Plaza, was given a the age of 19 each month arc about a system of general legalized book- John F. Malley, Sr. of How»re Kcarny. after the bees stung their throats, treatment for a fractured right from their hinges, radiators were i making will be *mRll loan com- closing the windpipe. Each dog was suspended 30-45 day sentence. 10,000 additional men. Of tho.-f, ave.. Keansburg, was chosen unani- At federal he also worked with ankle. Mrs. Beverly's three children ripped out, plumbing fixtures were panies and the personal ne'e de-mously hy the "recall committee" valued by the owner at $75. were riding in the rear seat. Two ripped out, bannisters knocked over many are deferred for physical dis- stainless steel galley and hospital ability. partments of banks." List night to oppose Mayor Felix J. -equipment. Before that, he was Mr. Megill said quick work by Of them received minor Injuries. [ and the house was smeared with 15 Persons Fined He closed with a persono, plea to Brennan, according to an an- •with the Naval Aircraft division of the firemen—several of whom were Monday the squad was called to peach stains, the fruit being used all not to avoid jury s rvice. but nouncement, made by William G. the Philadelphia Navy yard and stung—probably prevented his pack Old Orchard Country club to rush j as ammunition in a "battle royal." At Middle town Keamburg Women < wherever possible to attempt to Low, , haii man of the committee. with the Naval Ammunition depot of hounds from being wiped out by Eddie Lufkowltz of Long Branch j The children live In Keansburg, serve on juries. the attackers and prevented mem- Richard A. Jessen. borough clerk, at Earle. He has been a member to Mcnmouth Memorial hospital. j East Keansburg and West Keans- According to the Mlddletown po- Support Rrennan Mi. Slaml'i .liiiiii'-'J uut Muri- has .-et Kriday, Sept. 29, the 25th bers of his family and others from The boy, a caddy, was struck in ! burg. of the Metal Workers' International lice, "the war is on against speed- The Independent Women's league mouth County Prosecutor J. Vic-anniversary of the adoption of the association since 1923. being injured. The bees, he said, the face with a golf club when an- ers." Last night in Recorder Gil- tor Carton of A.sbury Park us "one borough-manaaer form of govern- other caddy took a practice swing. of Keanshurg adopted a resolution were part of a swarm he hsa kept bert Manson's police court 13 traf- of the best, if not the heat, prose- ment in Keansburg. ai the date for Mr. Wolfe ha.i been a River Plaza for 25 years. in support of Mayor Felix J. Bren- resident since 1938. Monday night the ambulance took Revoke Lieense flce violators were fined. cutor in the entire state." the leca!! election. Agnee Kusner of 299 Wall St.. Eat- nan last night at a meeting of 61 Fined wore Alexander Hindcn, persons. The officers of the league L'nder the .--fate laws governing ontown. to Monmoujh Memorial n. F. D. 1, Keypnrt, speeding, $5; rei-ill action. Mayor Brennan had Draft Board Here hospital when she suffered lacera- At Runigon are MH. Nettie Maher. president; Frederick K. Bettiger. Keansburg, Mrs. Helen Kovacs, treasurer, and Breakfast at Willtiir'* until midnight last night to decide Elwcll Recovers; tions to her head from a fall at Edward H. Stone, 20, of Broad speeding, $25; Elmer Branin. (Jim whether to resign or face a fpe- Orders 50 Men Her home. St., Shrewsbury, had his license re- Mrs. Betty Kann, secretary. The Curtailed by Ih.-lt Ridge, speeding, $5; Florence Det- league's slogan is "Fight foi Right ci.il elP''ti"n. Tuesday Marion Comstock of voked Tuesday night in Rumson willer, R. F. D., Atlantic Highlands, There may be "Breakfast In Hol- Daniel S. Welgand. chairman of court by Magistrate Arnold Tulp With Brennan." In-ititutintr the recall action were Attempted Suicide Local Board 46, reported yesterday Laird's, Scobeyville, wa« taken to stop street violation. $5; Nathan lywood" today, hut there was no petih-in* circulated by the commit- Monmouth Memorial with a frac- Stone was charged with careless D'Amorr, Newark, no headlights, The league's resolution follows: Neighbor Discovers he has sent out an additional 60 Whereas, we the women of breakfast at Wilburs diner, Ma- tee, seeking the removal of Mayor notices to men in the Red Bank tured leg. driving on Bingham ave. The stern $2; David G. Eyre, ClifTwood Beach, plo ave., this morning Rrennan on the grounds that he penalty was based on several pre- speeding, $8; Wilbur F, Baiter, Key- Keansburg know what Mayor Man; 4 Gag Jets on area to report for Selective Ser- Brennan has accomplished In one Detective Capt. r.eorpe Clayton was "Ineffective and inefficient due vice physical examinations. vious motor vehicle convictions. port, careless driving, $8; Tim reports that Wilbur SvminEton. Mcllray to Address Jn nthor *»!»••«, M«j* T lea Nylln year ar.d. Wnyne E!"-»ll, 41, of 187 South r\uapct-tive ntleitres Ueie uljei- ULieary, Bronx, tailure to exhibit owner of the diner, railed him at roRance." The petitions were vali- of Sycamore ave., Shrewsbury, was license, 13; George Bellardt, Jersey Whereas, he has lived up to the Bridge ave., is in "good condition" ed to report at the office of the Fair Haven Petitioners pledges he made when he took of- 7:30 today. The ice box was cleaned date-! when more than 600 voters this morning at Rivervlew hospi- fined $10 for speeding. George Da- City, speeding, $5; Donald Donohue, local draft board Thursday, Sept. 7. Rev. R. J. Hamilton, pastor of fice, and of its contents, including eggs, ha- signed them. tal, where he was taken yesterday vid R. Koeser of Highlands and Fort Hancockt careless driving, $5; con, roast beef, hams and tlsh. En- Mr. WeiRand said that In ac- Flsk chapel at Fair Haven, has George L. Mott, Red Bank, speed- Wherea.", we are confident he will Mr. Malley has been a resident after attempting suicide. cord with selective service policy, George Kerstn of New York city try into the diner wa« made by of Keansburg for 31 years and has called B meeting for next Wednes- each were fined f5 for failing to Ing, $8; Louis A. Focacei, Union continue to keep his promises to Elweil was found by a neigh- no man will he permitted to enli3t day night nt the chapel In connec- City, paising on the right, $5, andthe taxpayers, neatly cuttinR a screen from a been established In the milk de- bor, Harry Chasey of 169 South in any branch of the armed forces stop at a stop street. Charles F. window. livery business there for 20 years. tion with a petition presented to Sheels of Irvlngton was fined $13 Russell Falk. South Amhoy, im- Be it, therefore, resolved that Bridge ave., who thought it un- after he has received a notice to th* borough council Mnn^iy niph' proper parking, $5. H« wn-i !a?: .i.i.icnsor for two and nntuial that Emell WHS not on his appear for physical examination. foi caielena dllving. - Viv unmiiiiiuunly pledge uui »u|j- one half years and acting postmas- protesting against the use of the ' port to Mayor Brennan in his fight Seek Soda Clerk way to work ns a railroad lirnke- H'iw-i-ver, he said, the board will James Luker of Bclford and Al- ter dining World War II. 1 former Fisk st. school for housing ' to retain hi* office, and ask all man. Seeing the man lying in bed Ii' pleased to advise, any registrant ' borough equipment. The petition Fair Haven Official* bert E. Waltz, nf Leonardo wcr* I or Tompkin* Theft The recall election candidate has and gnspinj: fnr air, Chasry Jim- voter*, in Ki'an.sburg to suppon of the probable, date hP will be call- , nhjected to the storage of sanita- Investigate Fire fined $10 each when rh«rg*d with , him. been a member of the KnighU of mied a window tn gain entrance. ed for such examination, J tion department trucks In the taking clams from the buy without A 2"->ear-o:d wmker at the Tomp- Columbus since Its organization In An unoccupied new house built 1 After tinning off four gas jets in building because of "odors." a clamming lirrnjr. kin. ic? cream parlor on Mnnrnouth the borough and was president of thr. kitchen, which is adjacent, to I by Allen Bros, on Park rd. in the | G. O. P. WOMEN'S LtNrHEON ct is 'uspri'tril of rn\ing s'olen $75 The pantor culled the meeting the Hniy Name society of St. Ann i Elwell's roum, Chasey np i« ,'uitrned and has thre* Leo C. Rocco. Eatonlouii Tract snr. m suspected and Police Capt. Opening Postponed I luncheon and meeting al r,uim' r»^- 'leorgr C'liyton. wiio inve.-tigate,1. sons. Joseph, Edward and John, Jr. Lhe burough sniiilaLiuii committee, Karl Jakubccy and Fire Chief Al- Detective Capt. George Clayton, Ronald W. Allen of Allen broth- The Tinton Fallt and Vail Homes tn'iranl, Route 35. Mlddletown the boy. John E. Small. «lm lives who told him that the signers of lied Robbins arc conducting an in- with hi" bir.ther at 287'= Main »t , who Investigated, said Elweil is ers, developers, attended Monday the petition "had been misinform- schools will not open until Wed- Wednesday. Sept. 20. at 12-30 night's meetlnp; of the Eatontown vestigation. Several washing ma- Ki'in^h'irir left 'or 5'ipprr Ttl'--'^i'' •(Ml TKt.K.PHONKH OVT married but that his wife had loft ed." Mr. Mcllrny will nttenrl the chines slorrrl In the house were nesday, Sept. 13, It wa» announced o'clock. Mrs. Rohert Runvnn i* planning bo.'ircl to discuss the de- .ml fit I n.i' i "i n ! n : ' ' ^-' p 11 '"' Tooo !l..r.|eii telephones In Hl> him Ti:e.--rl:iy. The detective did meeting and ^i\c the council"* d'-.st ruypd. riiimsge v c.«tini'-itcd at Ttiesilav whe i (he. Shrew.slniiy rluiiniHn, a.-.-istnl hv Mi.- HIKIM velopment of the fiU-ficre JiMt-A- ' o- In hi* tl'illlc He l.rr'T'\ i-TIHP ! Ki'\i"'it MiM"an ire*- .ire out af not. however. Five despondency a.s VIP\'-S to the pet it lunei .•-. (1.2U0. toun.»lu|> lniaid .-' education met. Copi'hind. Mi". John M'-i'iii-n. the motive, lie .-.aid the man had.Mere fiinn he recently purchii.sed. I Oi;gm;illy slated to open next Mi- ['ifiwtoi.i Cornji'on, Jr, andto K' ir.-'cirs; f'"ii ("I-;!I>I PI i A ; -e:\! c ,lie tn a break In (he tele- ntl'Jlipterl K'lU'iile oil'" iM-foif. He submittril a plot plan to the Wednesday the board found that Mm. Craig Fvntiegan. w;\r;.*t\t h.is been i?.-iUi'U tui n.' , p- Hei IMII'.O winch runs under Oillhurftt Country Day School Toyt arrest. board. Though it wan regarded fa- announces I-'n!! simiiiir tiiKins Sppt. !1 Ilava you vUiteil thin department an additional week Is needed to I .Mit.i i. .in cieck. Ihi break oc- Donkey Uattbtill Game Tonight vorahly, the plan was returned to tor Edilcntioiiiil l'lny Ci-nti-r Niirm'ry mill lati'ly .' Wi- hsvr .ml rcrrivrll IIVI-I 50 complete renovation work in two cuired late yesterday. Telephone Thurmlii). Aut'u.l :i 1. Mnl.lli-lown I< W.dntid.y Your Day Off? him for compliance with now rules Kinilrmartrli L'll.ts: Sr|it. I •. luf Cniilr m» Vlnminii tuiinlMii tn linnki mill classroom.*. Registration ilale Is un- inc ihi. fHni 'v In H i|,-;ik:hitrii' S««ahor« Nurierv School ' men worked all night, and HaroM LIIIIK vi. Him in I'nrl. I.einin i il,, 1-IIT S,In,nl Ti»nsi"iiU'iiui, : mi h. ipml (i. il 'uy. pi. -In: flr.al .nr j.nulr licll IIKIU IIIMI 1'n. Ill I.ri'iini.lii 11 j Ii K, I | |irj,| .vill scl up by I he hoai^l. Three-bed- rhinged. It mil he hclc Tuesdav y, Keyport manager, waa un* i . j.ri it nr« ,| slair- iliMinuirli, >..||,,. o , ii. tui- ih.. t.il.l .. •-'. i .-1|»• Ii n » ch- s: ." in..- 'ti i." N ii-n ..••!.i o-i-iiii-k In i«.|. ,,( ,« i, VIImi- will h- roo, i ranch type hou»ex will he IMII.II CI lit irnti, fun! hH liiiini nnH h'in- from 10 v m In noon at the Vail «»» 16 >.„, h« ( m • i ••••h nl ?.< 1 •. I'.' T I' -I'.' :.•.,•.• • to say Rt 9:30 this morning pl.-Mi-.l 'run.,. ,r,« n.-h' Ii il»i, S'i'ti-m- .l-'.l' of »'h-".. Priilrn • N m • n n •>' '. » Hi jh' K .[.-» . s ,-T » *• H a h «ml* -rl . i,, -f i: 11 ' i - H • • • .- . W ' h» I1' lv.,,1,' ,,r .-..I.THBI ,, ,| limit In all, thi! urea will hold M hnnl and from 1 to 3 p. m. ai thn break woul« bt rtpalrtd. n >n nrm m'n r. In'- riav •»-. i.r. Muni I" <: H n»H >i R-.l Ri' • VI - -!•, .,, nt'.n • ' yan. thnnt HI Mill Ad> 'r- If If en im Ml •- m-l - Adifrt ' • -hi Imiti.— Adititnenimt. ahojt 150 homes. Tinton Falls, and lervic* restored. C. Voumam, dinctoi.—Advennemeiu, Phont RE t.JMO AdvtrriMmtnl* Intmtnl. Page T.vo Ri:i> RANK REGIrVTER. AUOCBT 31. 1950 made cakes, baked by auxiliary and toutv '.hey \». ill etuji at Pru-^ppct. Kalonlou n COUNTY BIRTHS PERSONALS 1'ark nnd BHUIHIOIP. in thf latin OBITUARIES lociety members. Thf Lions club meet* at Crystal Highlands lo Air State Hospital Mrs. Maiiiu Hi££inbotham. \*ho iu\ they will vi.«it Capt. Mrtal- The Fort Monmouth band enter- i Kiouk Kami inn tonight. K< HIUI r uf Mr nnd Mrs. Charles Juinian of CHRISTINA C. GIVKBSON has been .^pondinp the pununer u<:h lar.i relatives. tained and played for singing, and .the meeting will be the awaid of Wil.-un .r. i , Matawan. air pairnts her daughter, Mrs. S. M. Hoffman Robert Howie, 17, of Conovei uf a daughter bom last Thursday Mid. Christina C. Giverson. wife gave an exhibition of precision 'a home air conditioning unit. Pio- Low Rent HousingJ Stages Annual of Leroy pi, ha/ leturned lo hei ianr, Middletown to*\ nahip. u ajj in- Ht Jslonmouth Memorial hospital. ^ of Fred A. Giverson of Manchester marching. rr.iU go to the iliib's $ 1 .CMio pledge ; Blvd., Whiting, died today at her winter hom-- in Miami. Fls. jured Sunday, «hcn his hand was Mi. and Mrs. Rhca Picsloa of i Bernard Kenny, executive diiec- The program closed with a picnic j to Rivervirw hospital. home. She was 5(1 years oid. Mr. «nd Mrs. Anthuny Lev i of pinned under a boat. He Has treat- iliitawan an parenU of a daugh- tor of the Jersey City housing de- supper. Serving on this committee I A "Come As You Are" breakfast Mrs. Giverson U a former Key- | Field Day Catherine st . a:t pa until of a Pun ed at Rivervirw hospital. trr bum Fuday at Monmouth Me- velopment program, will address a were Mrs. William Wye, Mrs. Thom- 1 party was held Tuesday. Ml*. An- port lesident, and while there was boi n Sur.ii.n .11 Kiwrwrw hoep;tfil. Mr. and Mis. K I . Curtis oT die-vv Becker, president of the moiinl hospital. Joint meeting of the Highlands More than 2,000 patients at the as S. Beers, Mrs. Owen Gibson, Mrs. Aim* Hams uf North Rlvn- Plainneld weir week-end guests of active in the civic affairs of that Gleaners of the Pieshyti-i \nn Mr. «nd Mr". Vincent Tooker of I mayor and council nnd the High- Mia. L. C. Til lot son, Mrs. Thomas eidt ave. fr.i& irturr.ed from a visit Mi. and Mis. Albert Curtis of Wal- Fust *i.. Kiypon, are parents of , land.s Chamber of Commerce Fn community. She was a member of State Hospital, Marlboro, partici- church, was hostess. The party was rst it.. Ki-ypcrt, are parents of lands Chamber of Commerce Fn y H. Lafon, Mrs. R. T. Bowers, Mrs. wuh relative? at 1'IUsburgh. Pa. lace si. daughter born Friday at Mon- day night, Sept. 8. at which plant I the Whiting Methodist church and pated in the annual field day pro-David Barry, Mrs. J. Spann Jef- at the home of Mrs. Becker's moth- a past president of the church aux- Lievr.. 'V.. :,rM Mrs DaMrt C.nf- mouth Memorial hospital. for low rent housing and redevelop- gram yesterday on the hospital fers and Mrs. Walter R. Daggatt, er, Mrs. A. C. Vincent of Oceanport. ment for the borough will be dis-iliary. Her father was the late L. fin an p:i:er.t.- Ltf a .^on born Sun- CHURCH NEWS Present were Mrs. Eustace White, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown ot | lawns. The event was directed by members of the Junior Service day at Marine Mtniorial hospital Bt Beishaw ave. Eatontown, ars par-cussed. P. Christofferson. Mrs. Thomai Cathpole, Mrs Euphe- ; Mrs. Elna Anable, acting recreation league of Red Bank; Mrs. Clarence Stapn-tnn. S. 1. Mis. Griffin is the MKTHODI8T ents of a son born Friday at River- This announcement was made at Besides her husband, Mrs. Giver- R. Bcrgrr. president, and Mrs. Ed- nia. Stone. Miss Lillian Dangler, son U survived by a son, Robert F. director. form< r Miss Ahcemarle 8mith. Red Bank Mrs. Clarence Meeks, Mrs. Kenvie- w honpital. Tuesday nlgbt's borough council ward Lfimerson, Mrs. Richard dauphin- i>: Mr." Hrlrn Wenzeil meeting by Mavor Joseph A. Demp- Giverson, a grandson, her mother, Rev. W. Roland Haver will be neth Smith, Miss Elizabeth Higgin- Mi. and MrsRober. t Horan of Highlight of the program was s Hammond, Mrs. I. C. Kuhns and Smith ami the late Howard Smith, son. Mrs. George Myersj, Mrs. Clif- Bay ave. Highlands, sre parents sey, who set the date fur the Joint Mrs. Esther Chrlstofferaon, and aseries of wrestling matches staged MLS Bess M. Green, Shrewsbury Red Hunk. guest prenchrr at the Sunday st-i- session. brother. Leslie C. Christofferson, all S viie at li a. m. His theme will be ford Brower, Mrs. Maurice Adams, of a son born last Thursday at i by Belvedere of Keansburg. The Helping Hand society; Mrs. C. E. John M 1/V..1 of West Hergrn pi. 11 Mrs. Benjamin VanKeuren and Mrs Rlvrrview hospital. Council introduced an ordinance of Whiting. ring and equipment, uen- secured Meeks, Jr., and Mis. William "How Great ia Your Christ? Rev. Funersl services will be an- was mated fi i H spider bits al Mr. Rn\er is a former pastoi of John DeVrlea. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MacKctule authorizing new curbs snd drains | by Adrian Bailley, who also acted Swopc, Woman's Community club Rivcnie^ hi)-pital Friday. on South Second St., between Valley nounced by Anderson, Campbell , lh chun-h, having served from Mrs. Kathiyn Snyder will leave of Wilson ave., Matawan, are par- I as referee. of Eatontown; Mrs. Augustus Re- Gladys Brvari Hatling of Pinck- ents of a son born Friday at Haz- and Cedar sts. Under the terms of and Apgar of Toms River. gan, Mrs. J. Russell Allgor, Mrt. R. to 1028. The chancel choir, di- Saturday for a live-day vacation in the oidin&ncf* piupeity ufcneis who | One hundred prizes, contributed ncy rd . has returned from a com- d by Juhn Ferris, will sing as Philadelphia. ard hospital. C. Riley, Mrs. Edward E. Rogers bined business and pleasure trip will benefit from the Improvement FREDERICK H. FE1L I by the Woman's auxiliary of the (Tertory anthrm, "Praise to the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and Mr. and MrsJoh. n Lovett of | hospital and the Union Mental Wel- and Mrs. Ann Fee, Belmar Wom- to central Pennsylvania, whirl shs i ?. " Sllverside ave, Little Silver, arc may be charged an assessment of Frederick H. Fell, 64, died Mon- ," by Whitehead. Organ selec- daughter Barbara have returned tl per front foot per year to com- ! fare society, which Is made up of an's club; Mrs. L. D. Seely, presi- did research work in the field of | parents of a daughter born Friday day at the home of his son, Peter dent, Mrs. Chester Woolley, Mra, art mutif.-. the history of Pennsyl- tions will be "Benedictus" by Re-from a month's vacation in Ver- •enate the borough for the expense. a group of nine Union county wom- gcr and "Arioso," Handel. mont. at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Fell of Valley ave., Highlands. Mr. en, were awarded for pie-eating Richard Lawrence, Mn. Harry vania Dutch designs and folklore. „._.„, „. Mr and Mrs. John Gordon of Councilman Charles Hatzenbueh- Fell had been living with his son Finn, Mrs. J. C. Richardson, Mrs. These wi'l he incorporated in new Memorial altar flowers will be Mrs. Lydia O'Keefe of Deal ia vis- ler reported that dredging in the contests, watermelon eating con- given by Mr. and Ills. B. Fletcher King Councilman and Mrs. Ralph ! Cherry st., New Shrewsbury, are for some time and had been a tests, relay racea and other games. Abner H. West and Mrs. Bruce W. ceramic designs. Next week. Mrs. parents of a son born Friday at Shrewsbury river will fill Baymens Highlands resident ten years. Hathnp will loave for Gloucester,' Moor in remembrance of their Lewis. ! A tug-of-war waa staged between Campbell, the Woman's auxiliary; Monmouth Memorial hospital. association's beach with sand, mak- Surviving besides the son, with also Misses Patty and Nadene Mass., to do marine painting. mother, Mis. Benjamin F. Moore, The organized playground pro- ing It Impossible to moor boats i the patients living in the various ami by Charles Pre«ton. in memory gram ends tomorrow. Swings, sea- Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn of whom he lived, are two other sons, Woolley, Jean Kwartek. Carol Ro«- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allaire of ' Ser"Bre«e"way,"KeansbLrg,"'are <»"«• Possible future mooring sites cottages on the hospital grounds of his wife, Ida, Preaton saws, horizontal bars and a basket- r th Frederick Fell, Jr., of New lo.k well and Carolyn Ardolino. West Palm Brae h, Fla , formerly parents of a daughter bora Friday '° « fishermen were Miller »t. and the prizes for this were home- At the 8 p. m. service Sundi y In ball court have been placed on the r city, and Charles Fell of Brooklyn. of Red Bank, are- registered at the beach or the area between the jet- the chapel, Rev. Abram J. V'an-field by the I/Ions club, with assist! Monmouth Memorial The funeral will be held Satur- Molly Pitrher hotel. from Frank West, playground In- Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Willis of ties there. day morning at 10 o'clock at the Houitn. will preach on the subject, No decisive action was taken on Mr. and Mrs. Rocx-o Montano of "Our Ally in the Fight.11 structor, and Leon B. Smock, Sr. Eatontoun are parents of a aon Po«ten funeral home, Atlantic Oakland st., are parents of a son j a request by Borough Treasurer Organization* of the church will Mr. and Mrs. Cliffoid C-idman ben Monday at Monmouth Me- Highlandse , with services in charge born Fiiday at Mnnmnuth Memor-I morial hospital. John Adair for membe,ship in the ;or Rpv. Horrv Kraft, pastor of resume their meetings next week. and daughter Barbara of Elizabeth ta 1 ial hospital. j ,ph thf Mr. and Mrs. Otto Strobel of Mon- ' " employees ^retirement »**'<""• I Central Baptist churchchurch,. AtlantiAllantic, i* Men's Fellowship meets Tues- parkway. Me vacationing In A t r Mrs. Kisie McLeod of Linden pi.," New England states. mouth ave, Port Monmouth, ars " " froinQeorge M. Bnrden. H, ,,lands Buria, „,,„ ^ ,„ u day at 8 p. m. in the Fellowship 8«crftar>' «' 'he system said Sir, | science teacher at the River st. hall. The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist ; parents of a son born Monday at View cemetery. school, who is vacationing in Cali- Ad.lrs membership would cost the The opening fall meeting of the church will meet at the church ' Rivervlew hospital. fornia, attended tht recent Call- 0 1 1202 r ear fo MRS. IDA LOUISK HETRICK Woman's Society of Christian Ser- Tuesday. Hostesses will be Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chero of , I*"" "* ? l P« > , fornia Air Freight fair at Oakland, Church «t., Little Silver, are parents iod of his employment, plus J5.175 vice will be a covered-dish supper Harry Dennis and Miss Mary Den- for the past ten years of his em- Mrs. Ida Louise Wyckoff Hetrick, Included in the $30,000,000 worth of and meeting, Wednesday, Sept. 6, nis. Mrs. Elliott Willetts will have of a son born Sunday at Rlver- widow of former Mayor Clarence equipment on display was a double- ployment that he has not been en- starting at 6.30 t. m. Mrs, Olive charge of the program, main bus- view hospital. E. F. Hetrick of Asbury Park, died decker Boening C-97A transport, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Millen ot rolled in the system. This payment Mlnton and Mrs. Cooper VanBant iness of which will be a discussion would be made over a 25-year per- yesterday at Fitkin hospital. She ALUMINUM th« largest ship of Its type. Writ- Phalanx rd., Llncroft, are parents 1 are supper chairmen, assisted by of the "Parade of Brides" which iod. was the daughter of the lat" ing to The Register about th« fair, will be held Oct. 18. of a .ion born Monday at Hasard Mrs. Roy Inscoe. The absence of John Flemm, Charlea and Anna Wyckoff and a Mrs. McLeod said, "It waa an ex- Members of the executive board hospital. STORM ENCLOSURES tremely educational day. I only The business session sttrts at chairman of the council's police descendant of one of the original 7:45 p. m in charge of Mrs. Wil-of the Home and School club en- Mr. and Mra. Raymond Dempsey New Jersey proprietors. for tvtry homt n«td| with my science students could of Bay ave., Highlands, are parents committee, delayed any action on a liam Macdonald. president. The Joyed a beach party at Takanaasee The late Mayor Hetrick died In have been there, too." beach, Long Branch, Friday night. of a son born Sunday at Monmouth new criminal registration ordi- program Is entitled, "Style Show," nance. 1M1. He became Anbury Park's Mrs. Floyd Slmson of Madison Mrs. Beatrice Wells is on vaca- Memorial hospital. mayor In 1915 and for many years ave. and Mrs. William Curchin, Sr, and will feature the "latest in W. Councilman Louis Loder. Jr., sug- 8. C. S. costumes and accessories," tion from her duties at the Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flnlayson of waa chairman of the Asbury Park Pinckney rd.. left for Las Vegas, Phalanx id . Lincroft, are parents gested the Miller St. sidewalk be which will include not only apparel, confectionery store. city Republican executive commit- yesterday. They plan to of a son born Sunday at Monmouth sand-blasted, where the cracked fwH fnt/.,,,,, „ s, but the ncv.est in hooks and other Mr. and Mrs. Letov Kearney nnd tee. His political mf m h C Ch stone Is worn smooth. He also said TZL?. Z\ Z^ll Mr .nd »«•"•'. helpful fo, circle"and d'e-! '°n" James Te'turnid ho'm.'saturt.y Memorial hospital. that he would Investigate the pos- I "'"• aerve »•" Neptuns township tax daughter and son-in-lsw, Mr. and , , from tb %ir vqritlon in Cnrsncctij-'J! Mr nnri Mrs F.rtgar And»r«"n nf >k uf = sihility of obtaining a flood light for receiver, Asbury Park city tre.ns- Mrs. Charles Coates. i.^L »" . "° n J."" "'•-"""•- Elsie Gelger is in chirge of thf Leighton avf.. Navesink. are par- i No Down Payment t nn aari l nol cr t Pnt 3 of a ilj D0ln lhe Water Witch railroad station "«r and Monmouth county sheriff. Mra. Mary Harrison of W«at \oJ.°";.?l^-.*f literature an»dJ publications! . :,", I's" yInboys' and girls' worship program ' n Monday at Mon- Bergen pi. is a medical patient mouth Memorial hospital, charge. Mrs. Carl Anderson, Sr., Bt the Presbyterian church. Bob at Rlverview hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Miller of T petition was received and! MRS. LOtlSE WOOD will lea devotions. Nicholson teaches tht junior Sun- Convenient Terms Leonard Porcelll of Hudson ava. day-school and Mrs. Stevens, the Pinevicw ave., Keansburg, are par- placed on file from residents of | Mrs. Louise Wood, 80, 68 Bay and Harold Weber of Keyporl are The New Jersey conference over- ents of a (laughter born Tuesday at Linden ave., suiting better drain- View st., Highlands, died yesterday night meeting of the W. S. C. 8. primary class. vacationing at Mexico City for two Mrs. Lulu Brown of Perth Amboy I Monmouth Memorial hospital. age and repair for their street. afternoon at Monmouth Memorial weeks. Mr. Weber la on vacation executive board will be held Thurs- M ani At a special meeting last Friday hospital. Surviving Is a daughter, CALL TODAY day and Friday, Sept. 7 and *, at and George Loos of Bloomfleld ' f- Mrs. Norman Bragar of night, council gave the U. S. gov- from the People's National bank, Woodbine ave., Little Silver, sre , Mrs. Anna W. Grasslck of New Ocean City. Mrs. A. Melvln Morris w«.re Sunday gueats of Mrs. Dor- j Keyport, where he Is employed. othy Davis. | parents of a son born Tuesday at ernment permission to fill in the!York city. Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. McKee- of this church, conference secretary The Eatontown Woman's Com- Monmouth Memorial hospital. beach property from Valley dr. to i The funeral will be held Satur- of Christian social relations and lo- v»r, George Finnery and Bert Hen- munity club will hold its first meet- Mr. and Mrs. Aiex LaVegllo of Miller £t. ! day morning at 9 o'clock at the rtch of McKeesport, Pa., are visit- cal church activities, will attend highway 38, Keansburg, are par- Church of Our Lady of Perpetual COLONIAL SCREEN CO. and conduct a departmental meet- ini g of tthe season a week from to- ing their aunt, Mrs. Howard M. night in the American Legion home. ent.s of a daughter born yesterday Treasure Hunt Help, Highlands. Rev. Joseph Don- Sly of South st. ing. at Rivervlew hospital. nelly will officiate. Burial under the 157 Broad St. (Kelly Bldg.) Red Bank Th* It will ba charter night to honor Word has been received from church official board will original members. Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wicks of Al River Plaza direction of the Posten funeral par- mat Tuesdayd , SSept. 12. „ _ 'lor will be In Fair View cemetery. PHONE RED BANK 6-0268 Capt. and Mrs. William E. Leary Winninnngg will preside. Thomas S. Grange ave.fl., Fai r Haven, arep par- Mr. and Mrs. John Rerd of 84, of Prospect ave., Little Silver to Rev. Roger J. squire and family, Field, Jr., of Middletown township \ ent" »' » »on born yesterday at who have been vacationing In New Applegate st. entertained Tuesday DR. NICHOLAS OLIVER th» effect that they have arrived will be the principal speaker. His : Rlverview hospital. at a treasure hunt. The hunt start- York state, will return home Sun- M d M al Bremerhaven, Germany. Mrs. topic will be "The History of Mon- ' r. and Mrs M. Michael Mahoney Dr. Nicholas Oliver, 85, a retired day. Rev. Mr. Squire will return to ed at the Reed home and covered Leary it the former Misi Betty mnuth County." of Swimming River id.. Lincroft, River Plaza, ending at Chris Do- New York dentist, died at his Aa- I VacBrunt, daughter of Mr. andthe pulpit Sept. 10. Bus passes'and tuition cards for!*" parents of a daughter born this Filippo's store, where each child bury Park home after a lingering ' Mrs. Reginald B. VanBrunt of Wil- The annual conference of the all Eatontown pupils attending moving at Rivervlew hospital. illness Tuesday night. In recent, OKN FRIDAY TIL 9 K M. liam st. Methodist church will be held In received a dime for soda, or ice Long Branch Junior and Senior I Mr. and Mra. Donald B. Read of cream. The first three arrivals re- years he bad conducted a real es- "Sandy" Graves of Brown pi., was Ocean City Sept. 21 through Sept. high schools can be obtained from Kemp ave., Fair Haven, are par- tate and brokerage business In 24. Friday, Sept. 22, will ba wo- cnt ceived gold candy coins. burned about his eyes Sunday, Mlas Margaret I* Vetter at the ! a of ja daughterg ; born this morn- Asbury Park. ' men's day at the conference, with n Taking part In tho hunt were : when a tall light he was fixing Eatontown school a weok from to-! ' K * Rivervlew hospital, Roberta Coudrier, Wayne Mattson, Among thoas surviving are his on his automobile exploded. He was their program being held on theday between 10 and 11:30 a. m. Mr- wife, Mrs. Margnret Oliver, and \ c s n of anPard Mrs. Raymond Robert- Patricia Partrick, William Fiord- „., ...» ou."•""""= ,""'"X" *"i.*"r 2^J 'Music pier on the boardwalk. Mrs. Sept. « Is the date of registration ! ° P k ave., Port MMonmouth, three daughters, one of whom is ' treated at Rivervlew hospital and J.^^ ^ for Eatontown pupils. The Eaton-1 are parents of a daughter born l&nd, Brad Dlxon, Richard and Jo- later released. Orvy[ w|| J pnMf tl seph Benoit, James Lynch Michael Mm. Louis H. Parodi of Lincoln [ r TS w»«t morning session which open' at 10 {yesterday at Monmouth Memorial Rocco Calandrlello or ro "«i o'clock , , t,tand- town school opens Sept. 11. and Beverly Reed, Toni Citarella, circle Country Club estates, Mid- TCutside ave. is enjoying two Ther wm b an ou Rev. and Mrs. Dunham V. Relnlf j hospital. dletown township. ing speaker, a memorial service, Paul, Richard, Sandra and Ernest weeks' vacation from his duties at are touring the Southern states. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Darekow- Fox, William Quinn, Joseph Bogart Klarin's paint store, Monmouth St. special music, and regular business. Fred Wolf is recovering from a 'sll i °' VVeldon rd., Matawan, are the COMING NUPTIALS A bus will leave Asbury Park and Arthur Kaney. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Havens of serious illness at his home on High- parents of a daughter born yes- MIM Helen E. Jewett, daughter railroad station, Sept. 22, at 1 a. terday at Monmouth Memorial hos- Canal st., entertained at a family way 35. of Mr. and Mrs. Grandjean G. Jcw- dinner at their home Monday, the m. to transport women of the Bob Nicholson waf elected pies- pital. Beacon Hill Club church wishing to attend, . itt of Lincoln ave., Fair Haven,and occasion being Mrs. Havens' birth- ident of the young People of the i Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Boyce of Plans Dinner Dance I Howard Wcntworth Lancaster, son day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian church. Other officers iBurtina pi., Keyport, are parents REFORMED of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel W. Lan- George Grob, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. are Don Thacktr, vice president, of » daughter born yesterday at Presents Red Bank snd Edith Fosa, secretary-treasurer, j Monmouth Memorial hospital. | Bruno Mazza of Red Bank, and 1 id ay. The Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hoffman and Sunday, Rev. R. L. Wolff will Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hlclis and i Mr. and Mre. Heniz Hllmer of at a steak dinner and semi-' praach at the 10 a. m. service from take place at 2 p. at tht James Beatty of Asbury Park. son Jimmy spent Tuesday at Lake iSecond at., Fair Haven,, are pparents I formal dance to be held Sunday at' p'i Our Zip Liner the text, "Lat Ua Love One An- 8 p. m. Cd urch. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Higglng s of ParsippanParsippanyy. |off a daughter born this morning ««tt i * P m | other." Gerald Fornlss was treated at • Monmouth Memorial hospital. Feature event of the evening will WiWestsidd e ave., ar*on a ten-dad y trip to Canada. Tuesday, S*pt. B, the Ladies' aid Monmouth Memorial hospital Tues-' Mr. and Mrs. James Marley of be the presentation of the Presi- •DIANA' LEAVES TOWN YEAR-ROUND Dr. and Mrs. James W. Parker, will meet at the church. Sunday, day. He punctured his .lght instep IEeaconlight ave., Keansburg, are dent's cup to Victor E. Grosslnger, The Diana diner, which has been 6r. of Shrewsbury ave., are on a Sept. 10, Sunday-school will reopen when he stepped on a nail. I parents of a daughter born this winner of the men's golf tourna- on Bridge ave. at Cooper's bridge, motor trip in the South. They will tor the winter at 8:30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Calef and morning at Monmouth Memorial ment and to the winner of the this morning was moved by its visit relatives at Montgomery, Ala. son of Orange, were guests of Mr. hospital. women's tournament. CHAPEL builder, a Mr. Mahoney of New and at Hampton, Va. and Mrs. Dewey V. Nelson last A scotch foursome will be played Rochelle, N. Y. John J. Reese was Llncroft Miss Marjorie Fetta of Bridge Thursday. Saturday, Mrs. Nelson's Annual Scottish Monday beginning at 10 a. m. the diner's operator. The Dlano's ave., has returned homt after Stanley Sttlwelt will deliver a sister, Mrs. Eleanor Farls of Hart- ultimate destination was not dis- spending a week with relatives at sermon on "The Blessing of Work" ford, Conn., arrived to spent the Games Labor Day Rumeon Veterans' Fair closed. Dumor.t. Miss Fetta is enjoying a Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. week-end. two-week vacation from her duties Sunday-school will reopan Sept. Herbert Rose of Lynnbrook, L. I., The annual Scottish games will Will Open Tonight at the J. J. Newberry company 10 at 10 a, m. la vacationing with his uncle and be held Labor day at Llnwood The Rumson Veterans associa- ATHLETE'S FOOT store in Red Bank. aunt. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Werner. Grove! , Raritan township.p Th e prop - tion will hold its annual fair to- OLD CHRIST EPISCOPAL A surprise "pink and blue" stork 8ram »•' sponsored by the New Jer- No Alcohol!—No Acid—No Sting Pilate Williams of River st, a night, tomorrow, Saturday and For quick rtlitf and so"' "suits s*t mechanic with English Motors, Shrewsbury shower was given last night for ' »*y Scottish Games association, the Monday at the home grounds on th. lamou. VICTORY OINTMENT. Dt- was ticated for a lacerated finger Holy Communion Sunday at 8 a. Mrt. Robert Woolley by Mrs. John Monmouth County Scots, the Scot- the Ave. of f"o River*, Rumson. vcloptd (or th« boya in thai Army, now ' tlsh Clans of New Jersey, and the for tbt hom. (oik.. Gal VICTORY—Gal ' at" RivinieVhos"pitVl."FrWaJr." He ] f^i' " ^ »;.'m.., worshi^'"lp" service and Wortmann of College ave. A treasure chest of prizes will be R.suits. Alao for First Aid and Itching. crmon Rev. Theodore S. A. Le- ~~ T. Chaffln of Rose ct. has been Daughters of Scotia. given away each night and there Safe to ua* on any part of tho body. •was injured while at work. j ° Events wil1 Mrs. Daisy Slayton of West Ber- Y"1 ™tor' CommunionTues- connned~to"his home'by an "eye To- [" Include bagpipe band will be a tug of war between the Sulil in Reme» and hnmmer and caber toa»- are Fred C. Bradley, Harry Stuart, In the matter of the estate of Jam.a Little Silver to the Pentagon. ing competitions. A. Beckton, deceased. Notice to cred- home at 73 Herbert st, Sgt. Mattot j Donald^Gahn, William F. Bradley, itors to prcEent claims auaiust estate. haa been iss'.gr.ed to the Military Sunday at 8 30 a. m., Holy Com- Mr. and Mrs. RussMl Rrnith Ymv*» Ralph Johnson, Louis Vinki, Frank Hursaant to the order of Dorman Mc- Police at Fort Monmouth. munlouni n and sermon by R Rev. Theo- returned to their home in Union. BOWLING LEAGUE TO MEET Faderaro and Dr. Louis Mellaci. Faddin, Surrogate of the County of Mon- dore E. A. LeVan, rector. Mr. Smith, however, will continue They will be assisted by the La-mouth. made on the thirtieth day of Aug- Mr. and Mra. Thomas DeOeorge A meeting of team captains of ust, if.'O. on the application of W. Hen- of Trenton spent the week-end to conduct Sunday services In St. the Monmouth Major Bowling dies' auxiliary. BIVERVIEW PATIENTS James Memorial Episcopal church. ry Morris, ir>le executor of tho ratete of with Mr. DeCeorgc's mother, Mrs. league will be held at Weat Long James A. Feckton, deceased, notice ii Elizabeth DcCeorge of Shrewsbury The following are medical pa- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Stcly, Mr. Branch Bowling Center, next Wed- CUTS HKR HAND hprpby (riven to the creditors of laid decru*eil to exhibit to the subscriber «ve. tients at Rlverview: Mrs. Emily and Mrs. Edward H. Urion an.l , nesday night at 8:30 o'clock. Any Nancy Horr of Grange walk, Fair sole executor as aforesaid, their ftrbtg Miss Stella Wright and Miss Grady of Lawrence ave., Keans- three children and Mr. and Mrs. F. team de3irOus of entering this loop Haven, w*as injured Sunday when Rnit demands against the said estate, un- Mary Everett of New Brunswick i burg; Henry Kautzman,, DivisioDiision Howard Seeland and two children is r<»r,uoKted. to have & reprejenta- she fell while carrying a milk bot- der uath, within six months from the visited Andover Sunday for a fam- | present, dale of tne aforesaid orduj. or they will were guests Monday and Tuesday; «• Keypo-t; Mrs. Doris Qarvln, t ve tle. She was treated at Riverviuw l>e forever barred of their Hctions there- ily reunion clambake which was at- _ for asrnniNt th& said subscriber. of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Mln-! Church at., Sea Bright, and Mrs.tended by 90 persons. Mis. Seely hospital for cuts on her left hand. ton of Towerhill ave. Miss Wright \ Ly°la Brummer, Branchport ave., INJURES HIP Dated; Freehold, N. J., August 30th. returnetd d homh e FtidaFid y ffrom her isr.o. is a cousin uf Mr«. Minton. Portaupeck. Surgical patients are Mrs. Bessie A. Martin, 71. of BOH BOATS HISSING u c ln stay at Washington, D. C. v •W. HKNRY MOHMS, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Kilzen of! «- n K » Jefferson, highway 36, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lester Whitfield Edgewater Beach iotel, Sea Bright, Gradln Johnston of Ave, o_f Two 102!) Mnllijnn A,.., Riverside ave. have moved to 151 *"<>" Monmouth, Mrs. Gladys Up- was treated at Monmouth Memor- Rivers, Rumson, reported to Rum Asbury Pirk. N. J. Parker pi. Shrewsbury . ; hihamm, HoHolly HHouseo , Navesink River have returned from their trip to Messrs. Frankfl * Frankel, b rd "y Mlk Ri ial hospital Tlesday for a contusion son police last night that two of Mu.< Dons Biggio of Palisades - Mlddletown township, and p g Kinmonth Buildirifr, "Mr! snd Mr«. Matthew Hughes .nf tne li*hi hiP' Ashury Park, New Jersey. has been visiting her aunt, Miw: Charles Patterson, Walling St., hix rowboats were missing, Altornrys. 11 (.»« Delena Prate of Mount st. Belford. and children visited Mr. Hughes' Mr. and Mrs. Layton Webster of brother. S. J. Hughes, Jr., Sunday at Plalnflcld. Keansburg will leave In a few days KILLED JN KOREA Mrs. Elsie Demare*t has returned for an extensive motor trip through Word h» received thai the southern slates. Mr. Webster n lu her position at the New Jersey Warden Thomas, 19-year-old son of Trust company after a week's va- operates one of the battery of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Thom&s, 118 cation. news-setting machines at The Reg- Ridge ave., Asbury Park, and a later plant. During his absence the — The Friendship guild of St. member of the 25th Infantry divia- James Memorial Episcopal church machine will be operated by Mr». | ion, recently was killed in action will meet Saturday at 8 p. ni. in Edith R. Smith, a former operator , in South Korea. He was this tint the rectory. The auction held by 2d ANNUAL ANTIQUE SHOW at The Register plant, who return-1 A."buiy Park serviceman to die in ed the church Aug. 19 was a great fi- 100% a few week* ajro from a stayMbe war andthe tliiiJ. /iom lhe nancial success. Another is being TO BE HELD AT Of several months In Tucson, Aril. Ishoie area. planned but no date has yet been ALL WOOL Mis. Gwendolyn Clarke of At- set. lanta, Gi has been visiting her TRICK ORE AT BVM80N Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schwarz of mother, Mrs. Lucille Grant of Oceanic Hook and Lp'lrier com- *39.75 Peach at. Toledo. O., and Mr and Mrs. E. RED MEN'S HALL pany of Rurusun wm called out at (.'. Glendbill and Miss Lois Chatlc- Mi". Samuel Talcs of Twin Ua- ,'j.lo i. m jt»tfid»y In extinguish ton of Gallon. O.. are visiting Mr. ] CHURCH STREET RUMSON, N. J. hies, Rlveislde ave, while hanging a truck fire, at Lakeside and Park and Mn. Leslie D. Seely. Tsvn-wlM ... ill iccssissi, twsfy ww cswti rfcst fivt y«M r»i«s Idundiy cm the roof of the ap.irt- Hve lOent house, tupped on u television Fitcuitn wot kfii for more than a Sept. 7, 8, 9 and 10, 1950 HM W«W, »Wkl« »IM ««fMNMy *f ,e«r Fsll •*• Wints. warairak*. ment house Saturdayy, trippeppdd on aa j half huhourr bforbeforee bringing the blazbl e Netv Moiimouth Wsar imi C«IMI iratrt-casH sr Mtai (••«>• csa* «•* a sWtscliakl* television wne. and fractured her | under control. The truck was Mr. and Mis. William J. Kcogh Hour.: I P.M. to 10 P.M. Mlr-bah). Sttp lasMar twaad wWi T*|M artfsMa la black a* brew*, left arm. She was taken to River- moving van belonging to William and children James and Elisabeth vlew hospital, where she was treat- Wilcox »t Son, Hoboken. of Brooklyn, have been spending ah* ia black ana wMfs, krawa ana* whlra twaadi, asvarh snd aakar- ad and icleaned. Admission: SO Cents {Tax Included) lhe summer at their place on Mar- dlaca. Ivary fartntiit li 100% all wool. Tlia solid colon art slick, 'Capt. O. F. Broacck and Mr. and OCEANrORT^VOMAN~HURT vin dr., Orchard manor. Mrs. Edward Brighton of Prospect Mm. Eileen Laurino, 29, of Complimentary Tickats at All Stores Displaying Our Blue Poster town, |rsaa, wins a*a* frsr. Msac art 10 la 20, f fa IS, 31 ro 44 Park, Pa., were guests yostcrday of Oceanport suffered severe bruises VISITINfi KKIKNDS Mr. and Mm. William S Anderson and I4V> »• UVt. Tuesday when she fell from a FRANK FRISCIA o| Hudson ave ni.d Mis Anderson'! truck. The Ucennpnrt flr.it aid Mr. and Mm. B_ (i. Mi l.uunhlin 3 Ways To Buy — Cath, Budget, Loyowoy sister Mr,.. Ralph s McCnllan, vli- squad ruslifd her to Monmouth of ShippcnAbui H, JJH , spent tlir Iflng here fioni Miami. Fla. Mil.Memorial hospital for 11 rat ment. «»ek-end vinillng Mends in th!« Sma« ats«lt baUs aaraMM natil »a«H« McCnU«n md her oV>oh1i>r Mxrinn Shs returner! riom* yesterday, vicinity Mrs Mrl.nughlin :• thi ais learmg. today for hoQ)*. Ea wtaeg MM u u£dj4, c#i. of a former Luretla Uujw ot Leonardo. RED BANK REGTSTF.R. 'ArfiCST 31. 1950 Parrp Th TP#
MITCHELL-- HEILMANN and carried a bouquet of yellow RVA.V-MKYFR ( AMI'Hhl.l, HIM WEDDINGS Miss Laura Mitchell, daughter of F'.rnr.Hr; A' , Fa r Ha- roses. M.? Jam. l'a:i,|ii>. Red Bank High Mr. and Mr*. Frank E. Mitchell of The br'desmaids wete gowned Ml.«d Helen Elizabeth Ryan Signal Regiment SNYDER—JOHNSON daughter nf Mr. and Mr* Frank .1. Mr and Mi; I! Seventh ave., I»ng Branch, for- similarly to the maid of honor, Mi£s MIT KVKN A LITTLE PINK Mm Jacqueline Anne Snyder, Ryan of I^kewood and VKUJI .J. merly of Rpd Bank, and Charles Mary Farrell in yellow. Mrs. Bar- the I, Class of *30 daughter of Mr. tnd Mrs. Earle William Heilmann. son of Mr. and bara Miller in pink. MISJ Lorretts Meyer, son of Mt. and Mrs VKIOI To Hold Reunion M.-id.o'.An N .1 J i . .« Spader Snyder of Locust Point id.. Mrs. Harold Heilmann nf Mont- Smith in blue, and Miss Ann Geoige H. Meyer of Haddnn paik. Fair ir.l Mi Ai; 2» 19.V) Hi:: , I. Locust, became the bride of Wil- clair. were married Sunday at St. in oi chid. Miss Joan Becker was Haven, weie mairitM Saturday al HD.J.I to Mrrl To •!•• Kd.T,: Th,- , ') • r«:«i.)' <,r.> 'o Mr John Has 20th Reunion liam Seguine Johnson, son of Mr. Jamen Episcopal church. 1-ong bower gnl and she wore a whit noiy Cross C:itholu rhunli. Ru.ni- C/alhi. Ha'e." ',: •..- .-[,.<-r.'!.d in! -.iiiian' and Mrs Stephen Seguine Johnson Branch. A double ring cpirmony go« n and (/handily lace headpiece son. Rev. Joseph Sullivan perf-um- Next W .ck-KiKl al lorl 65 CLatt Membrr* •id a double-! in£ cirnionv, and Th,- .1,. • '"••• ' : .' • '.•> , pi r.-ed .n VTjr of New Tork city and Brldgehamp- was performed by Rev. John (1. Thp beat man was Thomas Smith, p-ipe ..-i.-' .••<•< I' sh'j'lld 'IP re- ton. L. I., Friday at All Saints said the nuptial mass whi< h fol- lac,. ,!i.v.- A'-.,,- T'i offii e ^ ;.r.d n.en alp ex ) Mainer. Mrs. Ray Castillian was the bride's cousin of Morganville 1 pi.n'ed for ''], h-ncfl- of 11 iiunn .i tin • t'pf.d •,, arend 'i.i- n t -.- Hiinn. Episcopal church, Navetink. Rev. soloist, and Miss Doris Frame, or- and ihe ushers were Donald Miller '•Li ;...i, '..,n«! v f:."r.d< .ihn mizht j veil. Hei l»iii ieu,u,ii "' tt... "ft.id Si^r.a' Training Charles P. Johnson, rector, per- ganist. of Morganville,Herbert McGee, Rob t.v.. n.:-.-.-l .' WM Toaetmaster formed the ceremony. BPJ- • --«l• rti- n- '-I !:• held „> y,,,< Mon fnf.d-r.'a v I \ e ippn -he jr»ni>- ert Haraz and Robert Swell, all o! c | ML*S Lulu.* MiM.i'i, S. |,' •» nnd in rn^n s.--.(rH. 'in:- and he isn't Tht class of 1930 of Red Bank The couple chose Aug. 28 u their Spotswood. Thomas Taber, brother I tint n Hnd J, i Arn.inK 'ii'i-.- .B!a''d t,i '.ikp p.'ir' even a :." '•". "pink ' high school held its 20th reunion wedding date in honor of the of the bride, wan ring bearer. 1 ^i-ief-i ely, I or al.icnnnnt in 'I,, vv ecrt end prr>i;r!\m of ;i'n Saturday at Cryttal Brook inn, bride's parent*, who were observ- The bride's mother wore a blue S'e » M Core Eatontown. One hundred and thir- yrllow nrt K" mm- h .,'•: >. -,n(] s.,, i-ji e-.-riM Hr<* Mij ing their 25th wedding anniversary. street length dross with whitp ac j, : ,, A ty-four persons, 65 of them class A reception followed the ceremony bonne:, iii't ' i. r. i ',< '. • ^. I, \ ;. n I >.''i -«• r. r>r. -. cesgories. Thr bridegroom's moth- •:• ir .if 'tie \\ r A In. rn-i'. «. ,n. members, attended. at the Snyder home. er wore a navy blue print ttteet Kuriaid III.: A irciptlcl • : MM K mid Hi Iat . ,i-n > HI n. . (I H.. «••;. Jos. Hoffman William Firth of Little 8ilver Mr. Snyder gave his daughter in length dress with white tccessories li.i-ip' . . e pi.'-.den' and " tr'.iy was toastmaster, and the invoca- A reception followed the ceremony held H' Ih,' - I; •.- lit • PAPER HANGER • marraige. Her gown was white em- h.-HI K ^ Wh. i ••' -he Aril- . .-.-ill T.-.ej.•,.,!!. 'I P, d tion was given by Rev. C. P. Wil- boridery organdy made ankle in the Morganville volunteer fire Painter & Decorator liama of L»ong Branch, husband of house. p!e I ft I! A'..i lit., T-- t-LV •, Pi, • unip-t r.\ length, and worn with matching n.in . r a class member, the former Anna n kc .M I I..- {>: .,^i i m .i.,dr< a ,i -, ,| ier SI vr». %#*r\inif ^lonmolJth Co. organdy mitts. She had a waist Following t wedding trip to Deli Witch. Seward. ware, Mr. and Mrs. Fitts will re- S:i',i:,l n :..«: *' • J s -. •. = h • Tn.- «'! llardink- Kd. Red Bank «-l(MT length silk illusion veil which was Thr In nil- niti-iuli- "Happy Birthday" g aide in Morganville. For traveling •il » iM be M. IV.- i '.I.- ,, m.-l" A' th. was sung to attacned l0 a Juliet cap of organdy stchoul In J'lS'V ('i'\ anil ;• Mi Dr. George L. Wolcott of Asbury and carried a cascade bouquet of the bride chose a yellow suit with Olil. . I.- < II' chaol's .sehnul :n I 11.1,11 ('tt> mill i. Park, a class member, and to Stan- Euchtris lilies. white accessories and a corsage of A 11\ ,IIP(i .n I'!.'. T.+4- • :.r : > *. employed in !!:•• \.-\s \<>ii ollh . ley Zelick, husband of a clasa mem- yellow roses. men- tia.ned ni"ie th-nn Ul "<*i m< n Electrolysis Specialist As her maid of honor the bride of Lloyd's of l.iindiin. Thr hi hi, ber, Madeline Bogart Zelick of The bride attended Morganville I'.r du:v with tlip Signal ('orp5 1' chose her sister, Miss Yvonne E. groom attended Middletuun tnwn. n i:\rmi: Ft'.i.u Rumson. and Matawan schools. The bride •-t .i.s ba---rd at V>tT< M.tnni-nr I, Ar Snyder, and for her bridesmaids, ship .schools and i.- eniptn ."I ul By Apptlntntnit Only Miss Esther Weinstein of Florida groom is employed at the New rn n^.liip n' s fru the !>-.|nion an be Misses Valerie H. Thomas and Ger- tht Eaiie Naval I,JL>C ;I t l.iun.tido •%•>• Lan( (ranch IIIK received the prize for the class Brunswick Cabl* works at New in»C hindled l.y Col VV.-i;1. r Kiln nf iuperfluout Nalr ^vrmanvntly trude Merteiu, both of Locuit, and ff4 member coming the farthest dis- Brunswick. WILSON—\\ KIH.R < >• eimport i, ^inietii.i: . onni.H n If r tance for the affair; Edwin Hobbs, Barbara D. Potts, Fair Haven. All ta Ck«Uta a». L*ng Branch the attendants were gowned alike (torn 1!M2 11144, and Maj. Al.nn » . Little Silver, received a gift as the 8ATTEB—MORGAN Announcement him ln->-n nide r,f clasa' only bachelor; Fred Mann, in white organdy (rocks. The maid the marriage of Mrs Snmh sh.ili •. Eatontown, won the award for the of honor's dress had a lemon yel- At the Red Bank Presbyterian Wilson, daughtei nf Kdw.ud W'IIM.H low taffeta undersllp and the largest family, having live chil- church Saturday afternoon, Ml Mr». Victor Meyer of Krypurt. and tin- late Mi* Wii RALPH A. COLE dren; Mrs. Irving Diamond, the bridesmaids were lime green. All Elizabeth Ann Satter, daughter of son. to Itonalil Chrstei Wei,, i .i,n former Ruth Straus. Rfd Punk, had matching taffeta sashes and Mr. and Mrs. William Satter of "Bobbie" White of New York of Mr. and Mrs Che.M.r Wehei ..f Bl'l I. I> F. K IVI. l(t: 6-3:tO.» headpieces of ivy and bouquets of Mr». Charles \V. Heilmann White rd.. Little Silver, hecame the was winner of the prire for the city, young boy tenor who sings Matauan ihe collide u-i< nuiiiui! ADDITIONS • NEW HOMES • ALTERATIONS youngest baby, Sara Dena, born variegated green leaves. Mr. Mitchell gave his daughter bride of William Clyde Morgan, son in St. Patrick's cathedral and who Aug. :o by l.iitln-i- A Ki-:n Mr of Mrs. Coleen Morgan of Shrews- May 19; Mm. Delbert McMurtie, James W. Johnson of New Tork in marriage. Her satin gown had appears on TV. was soloist The nuan tn\vn>liip leconlei. at h ;.< I-Car Gar«ge $580 - 2-C«r Garage $960. 3 Years to Pay. bury, and the late William Paul the former Dorothy Longstreet, city was best man for hif brother. an illusion neckline trimmed with church was decorated with white hump at I'llffwuod Morgan. The pastor. Rev. Charles Red Bank, received the award for Peter L. Johnson, New York city, pparla. The dress had long sleeves gladioli and palms. Thr bride was gi uln.rcil (nun the oldest child, S. Webster, performed the cere 19-year-old also the bridegroom s brother, tnd and a court train. Her illusion veil The bride was giveg n in marriagge Keypnit hiyh •md l Henry M. Polhemus. Jr., also of mony. daughter, and Mrs. Henry Chad- fell from a tiara nf seed pearls, by her father. She chose a white ( ployed 'by t he KM II Ti ick i ri > wick, the former Helen Arnold, New Tork city, and John A. Plant, and orchids and stephanotis made The church decorations orffandy (?tiwn, made with a Peter , parly at Krypm: The limli' Red Bank, had been married the Flushing, N. T., ushered. up her bouquet. white gladioli and palms. Mrs. Pan collar, long sleeves, a fitted I i.s a graduate of Ma 1.1 wan longest. When the couple return from a Miss Jeanne Cooper of West Warren H. Smock was organist. A waistline and a bouffant skirt Ei-hool. A moment of silence was observ- wedding tiip to Bermuda they will Long Branch was the honor at- reception followed on the lawn of which had a court train. She wore i DONALD'S LAUNDRY ed for the four deceased members, make their home in New Tork city, tendant, and her gown was gold the bride's home. an open-crown white aatin pillbox | The bride was given in marriage hat with a fingertip length veil, and ; Vivian Sears, Anthony Bordink, The bride was graduated from taffeta, styled with strapless 44 Marlon St. by her grandfather, William Fred carried sprays of lilies of the valley Elizabeth Hughes Jacqueline King Reckless and Dor- the Northfleld school for girls at bodice and worn with matching Ziegler, chief of police at Little and white orchids. othy Dodge Wildanger, and three East Northfleld, Mass., and Edge- jacket. Her bouquet was of tea Silver. Her gown was made of Miss Patricia Ann Ryan was her deceased members of the 1930 fac- wood Park at Briarcllff Manor, N. roses and delphinium. ulty, Miss Sarah Stanger, Miss white net with a gold metal thread sister's maid of honor. Her gown Becomes Engaged Y. The bridegroom attended Hotch- The other attendants were Miss- Marion Gailbraith and Miss Arlinc forming a line design, and was was designed like her sister's only Shirts Our Specialty kiss school and Tale university and es Phyllis Geller of Long Branch. Hooker. •y!ed with an off shoulder neck In pink nrgindy, and «he carried a Wedding Hi J. V. WuWi is a member of St. Elmo society. Norma Wilthciv of Jcrsiy Citj and line. She wore full-length white nosegay mad* of sweetheart roses. Phone R. B. 6-0203 Letters and telegrams of con- He served three years during the Marjorie Budd of Clifton. Their Planned for Nmrmlirr mitts, and a half hat, to which her She wore a matching garden hat. gratulations w»r# read from Ed- war In the U. 3. Marine Corps tnd dresses were blue taffeta and their bouquets, roses and delphinium. fingertip length veil was attached. Frank 8. Ryan of Cleveland, the win C. Oilland, former superintend- In now employed by Burlington Mrs. Anita K I1IIKII<"< nr Kivri Her bouquet was gardenias. bride's brother, wu best man. The rd. has announced ihe enyagem-nt ent of the Red Bank public schools, Mills corporation in New Tork city. Robert Ganzenmucllor of Mont- ushers were Stanley Murnham of and forthcoming tiow on vacation In Shamokln, Pa.; The couple flew to Ne-w Tork clair was best man. Ushering were Mies Virginia Kathryn Satter nnuiin^"' of her WE WU MOOERNIZE YOUR HEATING Mrs. Ada A. Crandall, former prin- Red Bank, Harry Moaer, Glen d.-'.ughtn. Mi? city in a Bayshore Skyport teaplane Vincent Connally, Ray Unasch and >as her sister's only attendant. Her ICii/.,ili. 'h .l.iin cipal of Red Bank junior high Robert Lampotter, all of North Ridge, and Joseph Matthews, Hunt- Hughes, to J EQUIPMENT AT NO COST WHATSOEVER TO YOU! FREEl from In front of the Snyder estate gown was designed like the bride's ph v. Walsh. .Ji . school, now on vacation in Maine, Jersey. ingdon, L. I. son of Mr. am! Mrs Jn.-.-|ili V. at Locust. They ltnded off 23d it. only in blue, and her bouquet was Wl Will SAVI YOU A ORIAT DEAL Of MONEY YEAMY and from many classmates. A reception for 150 guests fol- mixed summer flowers. She wore a A reception followed at the home Walsh, Si., of Si anton. Pa. A No and after spending the night in of the bridegroom's parents. When Corsages were given to two facul- New York, they boarded an airliner lowed at the Mandarin room of wreath of mixed flowers In her hair. vrmber wedding ty members attending, Miss Mae the Berkeley-Carteret hotel, Asbury the couple return from their wed- Whether or not you think your heaiini it now efficient, •'*> ui, to (berk for Bermuda. Two planet were en- William George Toncy of Arllng ding trip to Sea Island, Ga.. they it lor you, «itho'at ob!iti!i«n If *<•« Vnnw >our hemin| ro«i< nre tw biih, Throekmorton, Red Bank senior gaged for the New York trip, the Park. After a wedding trip to the Pocono mountains, the couple will ton, Vs., was best man. will make their home in New Tork our ier>ice in a must for you, lor *e may lie able to lave you ihe cot's ol • high school librarian, and Mrs. extra one to carry baggage. How- Robert C. Brown of Maplewood. make their home at East. Orange. Both the bride's mother and the city. new »)i>tein -make your old equipment perform like new! There il no eoit ever, this plane was not needed for bridegroom's mother chose blue Mrs. Meyer attended Western lor our insperlinn, anil if our service is needed, e\en that may not rost yoB The class graduated 168 mem- the trip, and after the newlyweds The bride was graduated from costumes for the wedding with bers. They have held tour reun- Long Branch high school and New- Reserve university In Cleveland, a penny, lor we are the Iranrhivd dealer lor the I- iAe patented and copy- left in the other plane, the pilot en- whit, accessories and corsages of and was graduated from the Ameri- ions, in 1931 at the high school tertained the wedding guests with Jersey College for Women. The right plan for rutting your (uel rn»u with equipment for which you need gymnasium with Mrs. Monte B. bridegroom Is a graduate of Mont- gardenias. When the couple return can Academy of Dramatic Art, loops and other stunt flying ove from a wedding trip to Canada not pay any money whatsoever! Call m today — Ynnr lavinsi rin lUft Jones) (Kathryn Coulon) as chair- clair schools and Rutgers univers- New York city. She has appeared immedialel*! man; in 1982 at the Monmouth the river. ity. He is employed by the Lenhan they will make their home in Mid- on T. V. programs of both WNBT Boat club, with Mrs. Firth as chair- Fink corporation at Bloomfleld. dletown. For traveling the bride and WPIX. On the WPIX channel man; In 1940 at Old Orchard Coun- MAT£—LE COMPTE wore a beige suit with blue acces- .*he appeared in the summer YORK FUEL AND COAL CORPORATION try club with Herbert C. McClees Miss Veronica Irene Matz, daugh CHIPPENDALE—SMITH sories. theater program. •ti SHniwsauiiv aviNui. HID BANK. N. J. ter of Mr. tnd Mrs. entries Alberl The bride was graduated from class president an chairman, and Miss Joan Tere«e Chippendnle, Mr. Meyer prepared for Bowdoin mo I«N* ••itit the Saturday reunion with Mrs Matz of Park ,ave., Matawtn, be- daughter of Manasquan high school and is em- college at St. Pauls school. He is came the bride of Rowan Keith Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond Kennedy (Margaret Chippendale of Jersey City, became ployed by the telephone company a member of the Monmouth Beach Supp) as secretary. Others serving LeCompte, son of Stuart B. L* in Red Bank. The bridegroom is a club anl the Yale club of New Compte of Baltimore, Md., and th the bride of Harold George Smith, on the committee were Mrs. Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. graduate of Red Bank high school, York c.ty. During the war he AUTO AND TRUCK SPRING SERVICE Mrs. Diamond, Mr. Firth, Dr. Wol- late Mrs. LeCompte, Saturday at and during Worfld War II served served with the Army four years, the home cf the bride's parents, Smith of Matawan Saturday at a Salt's • Installations • Repairs cott, Mrs. Walter Dohrn (Harriet high nuptial maas at St. Paul's with the Army in Europe. He is two years of which was spent in Taylor) and Dr. Edward Mulligan. Rev. Dwight Fault, assisttnt pas- employed as a carpenter at Plain- the Paclflo theater. tor of the Crescent Avenue Presby- Catholic church, Jersey City. COIL SPKLV; Tables were decorated with floral The bride, given In marriage by field. centerpieces done in green and terian church, Plalnfleld. officiated. BARB—ANTRIM SPRINGS SIPPIJKS The living room was decorated with her father, wore a white sheer ny- gold, the class colors, by Mr. Jones, lon gown with long pointed sleeves, IZZARELLI—TRAVACHJNO Barr, husband of.a class member. white gladioli, chrysanthemums and Miss Adrienne Frances butterfly sprays. high neckline trimmed with up- The marriDge of Miss Hose I«a- daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dewey Others attending were Mr. and The. bride, given in mtrritge by standing nflon ruffles and an apron elli, daughter of Julius Iaarelll of E. Barr, Sr, of West St., and Wal- Mrs. Leonard Compton, Mr. and her father, wore a floor length front with ruffles forming a bustle Cliffwood, and the late Mrs. Louise ter William Antrim of Red Bank, Mrs. Edward H. Schultz, Mr. and gown of white bengtline with a effect in the bac(f. The skirt was of Izzarelll, to John Travachlno, ion son of Mrs. Eva Antrim of Mans- Miss Elizabeth J. Mrs. Benjamin Cook (Peggy fitted bodice, three-quarter length layers of white net terminating in | of Mr. and Mrs. Gengcrnaro Tra- field. Ohio, and Walter B. Antrim Wood), Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beer, sleeves, and a high cuff collar which a short train. Her headpiece wu I vachino of Elisabeth, took place of Union Beach, were married Sat- Miss Huches Is th>' dmiEhter of Mr. and Mrs. John Reed (Evelyn urday at St. Jamea Catholic rec- edged the off-shoulder neckline. The a bonnet of white organdy and her I Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's the. late Walter E. HIIRIU'S. She was SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Mattson), Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth skirt was ornamented with Dior veil wa houlde lngth She ar Catholi~ o church, Keyport. Rev. tory. Rev. John J. Reilly performed graduated from Hod Bank Catholic Balrd (Vivian Roseberry), Mr. and veil was shoulder length. She car- flying panels. The veil of white ried a prayer book with white Thomcs Coffey performed the cere- a double-ring ceremony. hiph .school and is employed at the PHONE RED BANK 6-IS5I Mrs. Elbridge Boardman, Mr. and tulle was edged with heirloom Itce mony. The bride was attired In an ankle COIPS Signal laboratory. Shr also Mrs. George Delatush (Cecils Dix- orchid* and stephanotis. and the carried a cascade bouquet Mrs. Ralph Dolan of Matawan, The bride, escorted to the altar length Cecils Chapman gown of ice attended Red Bank Business In«:i- • on), Mr. and Mrs. James Turnock of white gladioli, bouvtrdia and blue lace, designed with three- tute and the Stenotypc Institute of (Grace Partrlck), Mr. and Mrs. Bister of the bridegroom, was ma- by her father, wort a white gown fleuri de amour. tron of honor. She wore a gray designed with an illusion neckline, Quarter sleeves, a high ruffled neck- New York city. Samuel Diggle (Ella Dougherty), line and a full skirt. She carried a Mr. Walsh, who is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zerr (Char- Miss Amalia Legnanl of Hyde organdy ballerina length dress, gray lace bodice and full satin skirt Park, N. Y., wtt maid of honor tnd nylon mitts and a gray picture hat terminating Into a train. Her long white prayer book adorned with a the University of Scranton, is em- lotte Pettlgrew), Mr. and Mrs. Wal- white orchid and satin streamers. ter Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. Richard" wore pastel green tatin with an trimmed with cerise streamers. veil of silk Illusion was draped from ployed by the Singer Manufactur- NOTICE TO PUBLIC Morris (Virginia Chasey), Mr. and oversklrt of matching tulle. She She carried a fan bouquet of shad- a tiara and she carried a prayer- Misj Martha Jane Ban- was her ing company in New York city. Mrs. Samuel Phillips (Evelyn carried a Cascade bouquet of yellow ed cerise African daisies. book marked with two white or- sister's maid of honor. She wore a During World War II he .served Kirk), Mr. and Mrs. William gladioli. The bride£maids were Miss Helen chids and Stephanotis. yellow lace ankle length gown, de- with the army two years in the Eu- Oraven (Alice Bunell), Mr. and The best man wai Stuart B. Lt Ann Houghy of Long Island, Miss signed with a Peter Pan collar, cap ropean theater. Did You Leave Miw Ann Jacobuccl, cousin of sleeves, a fitted bodice and a full Mrs. Stephen Sanduzzi (Rose Ca- Compte of Baltimore, Md. Frances Lynch of Bicnton Woods the bride, served as maid of honor. nonicol, Mr. and Mrs. Sante Cusu- The bride's mother wore a ttreet- and Miss Rita Chippendale of skirt. She carried an old-fashioned Her Car Stalls— She worn t. blue gown of lace and bouquet. mano. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bren- length dress of ptlt blue silk Maine. They wore similar gown* net with a matching picture hat Woman Suinis (hit A RADIO SET at nan (Geraldine Smith), Ralph Rus- Ihineie print and wore a corsage of as the matron of honor, only with and carried gladioli. The brides- Dewey E. Barr. Jr., brother of the sell, Mr. and Mrs. William Pillis American Beauty red roses. A re- tangerine streamers on their pic- maids were gowned similarly, with bride, was best man. When her car became stalled In (Gladys Springsteen), Mr. and Mrs. ception immediately followed the uie hats and carried fan bouquets Miss Mary Kordon of Perth -Am- The bride's mother wore a taupe the flooded South Lincoln ave. un- Samuel Libovsky, Dr. and Mrs. ceremony at the home of the bride's of tangerine shaded African daisies. boy in orchid and 'Miss Ftnnle crepe dress, with gray accessories derpass beneath the New York and MOBILE RADIO & Robert Tlcehurst, Mr. and Mrs. H. parents. The best man was Adam Strey- Fedele of Cliffwood In Nile green. and a corsage of yellow roses. The I/Ong Branch railroad crossing at i Dalton Hall, Mr. tnd Mrs. Robert Following t wedding trip to East soki of Irvington, and the ushera The junior bridesmaid, Miss Do- bridegroom's mother wore a navy Long Branch Tuesday night, an un- ' Burnslde (Josephine Kettel), Mr. Hampton, L. I., Mr. and Mrs. Le- were Camillo Gentile of Matawan, lores Kronowiki, niece of the bride, blue gabardine suit with red ac- identified woman driver used the j and Mrs. John 8trode. Compte will retide at 118 West Roger Gibson of Philadelphia and was attired in pink. tessorles, and a corsage of white bent means to escape. Slip swam. ; TELEVISION SERVICE 73rd «t., Ne'w Tork city. orchids. Patrolman C. Carroll Clreen said Chris Danmeyer of Point Pleasant. Harold Barton of Linden served Mr. and Mrs. John Row*, Mr. and Th* bride was graduated from The hrlde'i mother wore a teal The bride wui graduated from the water thero wns that deep. Mrs. Herbert Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. as beat man and ushers wire James Mttawan high school, sjttended New blue silk crepe dress with a black Travachlno of Elizabeth, brother of Red Bank high school and Is em- Tuesday's cloudburst also heavily Frank Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- Jersey College for Women, and was velvet neckline and black velvet ac- ployed in the offices of Morris Port- flooded various other portions of ' Over 30 Days Ago? ton Zimmerman (Gertrude Levin- the bridegroom, and Charles Al- graduated frnm the Cooper Union cessories with a corsage of black locco of Keyport. Donald DiCeilo ner of Rod Pnnk. The bridegroom Ijong Branch nnii made several «ky), Mr. and Mrs. David Russell for the Advancement of the Arts orchids. The bridegroom's mother attended Mlddietown township high streets impassal.le. (Delphlne Stlva), Mr. and Mrs. of Roselle, nephew of the bride- and Science In New York. She Is wore a beige silk crepe dress with groom, acted as junior usher. school, and served four years with Due In lark of storage space and that rudio parts Frederick Roberts (Dorothy Allen), tn archltectursl draftsman with the Naval Air corps. He is em- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lomax (Beu- dirk hrown accessories and a cor- Following a wedding trip to are hard to KH. / WILL RE FORCED TO SELL Murray Lelbowitz, architect of tge of brown orchids. ployed by Tower Craftsmen of Red lah Tilton). Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perth Amboy. Canada Mi. and Mrs. Travachinu Bank. IIM-M* unclaimed radio* if lh»*\ arc MOT PICKED Norton (Katherine Figaro), Mr. A reception followed the cere- will live ai Cliffwood. For travel- Mr. LeCompte was graduated mony at the Swiss Town House, SAVE IP AT OMCL. and Mrs. Joseph Wildanger, Mr. torn the City College of Baltimore, ng the bride wore a light gray BEI.1.ETTB— LOVELACE and Mrs, George Predmore (Ruth Union City, for 200 guests. Each gabardine suit with black acces- and studied st the Institute of Con- table was decorated with bouquets •Tllllt EDWARD E. CARLILE Wilman), Mr. and Mrs. Edward emporary Arts. Washington, D. sories. Announcement htx been made of I of white garden flowers. The bri- the marriage of Miss Marie Bel- 11 Stanton (Melinda Lomax), Mr. and C, and is now a designer and work- Mm. Travachino attended Mata- Mrs. Kenneth Coyte (Winifred dal table was decorated with fern lette, daughter of Philip Bellctte | • WORK er of stained glass, with his studio nd white flowers with a five-tier wan high school and is employed Shaftoi, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olson in New York city. of Ktyport, and the late Mrs. Bel- edding cake as the centerpiece. ! by the Keyport Dresa company. lette, to Clarence Lovelace, son of' (Winifred Armstrong), Mr. and Out of town guests were Mr. and Her husband, a graduate of Thom- -monEy Take Mrs. James Miller (Katherine After their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lovelace of Keyport, j Mrs. Charles A. Matz, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Smith will reside at 263 South as A, Edison vocational and tech- and the late Mr. Lovelace. The Franz), Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dore Mn. William Greenfield, Mr. and nical high school, Elizabeth, at- nius (Ruth Eastmond), Mr. and Fourth st., Philadelphia. For trav wedding took place Aug. 19, at the Mrs. Harold Herschenhart and eling the bride chose a hunter green tended Union Junior college and home of Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Mrs. Michael Canale (Gertrude George Robert Lewis, all of New served three years with the armed Unpainted Furniture gabardine suit with hunter green Harwood at Keyport. Rev. Mr. Har- a Holiday Connors), Mr. and Mrs. Harry York; Mrs. Arthur Lord and Miss and red accessories. She wore t forces in Eu-.ope. He is employed wood performed the ceremony. Mn. Xruse (Marjorie Worthley), Mr. Margaret Toung of Southampton, corsage of red camellias. by a real estate firm at Elizabeth. Donald Lindsay and Donald Love- and Mrs. Harry Stewart (Grace L. I.; Dr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Le- Mn. Smith is a graduatt of lace, both of Keyport, were tht at- Hick*), Mi. *iion «s« her al* Each time "Operation Mosqui- .Inly 31 at First Baptist church of She worp a gieen govn styled uith Rinnch *chool«. and Mr- Parker, ter's only nlu-ndant. Her gown waji| toes" was carried oul. 8,400 acres Frfdericksbuig, Va. the old fashioned huatle at Ihp hip, Anbury Park hisrh «rhnnl. H» i- »nv white orffftndv. ntyled uith a pastel AND SUPPLY CO, w*r« covered and 2,100 gallons ef The coupl» are making their and an nff-the-shouldei neckline ploveri hv frm New York and Long punt design. Andiaw Cianford «ai KF MH 53 Inseetlclds used. homt tt M Third tt., KiyporL Shi wort a larit whiti picture hat' Branca railroad. but maa, Wall Street Page Four RKD RANK REOISTEn, 'AUGUST 31, 1950
Ji , and ctnldi'n p:i;uni NOTICE District 3 Th* follow njf nnme* hav# h*tn rt- Malayan and Rirhnrd HIP rnjnyi Byrne. Frank H., Ti Hani nil Rd.: ml 'i urn 1 hi- prrmnnmt r'tfim rat ion Crawford. Will K, 74 McLaren St.I Miss MI:' Munning ».n KUP"1 of \ai'alion in Virginia --'County PTA to America's Best Corsets f-ii • ill the * outuy <»f MqnmoutK. »cvotd- Hilkey, llor.n.e M,... ..- M.l.a'i. .-: . Fitted >>f Graduate I'nraetlerei hi.nu! Saturday at a luncncon Mis Maltha Lue^ ami g:;ind*un. nu l-» v-r\,vn lfl;3l-5. of tht N>w J*r- Mjirtin. I'l.r.K I. . 4« I. nnm I'l. Marl n, hndge given by Miss Jane Devlin Kiank Tuiiiin.' ii-tumed In their >rv E>ctMin I-aw. Title 19, ntmely "if Mlrtha 44 L nden I': . Mr. uai-li. Jnyre h hu<" h J ftfi»t in i.l uon not Vule a I »t\f Merer Mrs.. .'4 McLaren St N 1 I ail a! the Ki>ifpa!e '"oun'ry I. 28 *h.iji }>r r«()ui.''^d to re-rrRiit^r b*1ort> be- Burnhatn. Jerume I. . :h>3 Bioad .qi : Jeanne Munning uf Ka*i Or.-infce Miss Kflt h.'inne Nellis WH.» irtirnt ir'K niluww'd 10 vot* •! any tubttqiicnt Mi.«H Ellr>'n Rlrllev of Cold of hnn.M Hi :i lilith.Uy p:tr!y at : Tn.' l,.ir. j rl i-f nmnii[;P|= ..f thf Marion L. L., :'y Bnnv ri PI. l.l.i.rki.i. I'M* fpfriit ralirn] day for permanent Spungy N Y Mis. Frederick her h'irn.1 on Hiuitd si in celebra-i M'lnniuuth founty < 'utin.il nf Par- ! Cladsa F. P. Kiss. 131 Huii».m A>.; ' rt-mtlraiutn for tht? cominif (enrral elec- Lyuns. Mildred ('. 29 Brown PI.: Dim. HanHins of Kfypurt Hnd Mr*. Nich- SAVE 20^o—DRIVE IN ; t '>n IN S"p'»>nnh<>r 1*. 1950. Non-vot*ri tlon nf h.T fourth bit tJida\ given ' pntH and TcarhPi.x. ;it a picnii' sup- Jcannelte A. Mrs.. 345 Broad St.: Pagan. KNITTING YARNS n!a» A Munnlng. Mm. O J Ster- tn her liy he: patents, Mt. and. per meeting Monday, made plans . mny rpgiitrr w :th their municipal clerk Anni" E. Mra.. M4.5 Broad St.. Petb^r• w <*o\ yarn* at liriK Thnmpi'in. Jr. Mi." Milfnrd , or at thf office of thr County Board of bridge. William H.. 211 South St.: Po.... 1. I Mis. Donald J. Nellis. The (jeits fnr fall and winter activities. The Kifrt.nm, Court Housr, Freehold. New low Nrali". Mrs. r.prard A. Devlin. Mr.". Mont R. B. 64203 Abrsham, 33 Harding Bd.: Toinrl, Ccha p j weic Penny Marvrl, I'alnria Mos- meeting was held at Sugar Loaf [ JerRey. Mrs.. 13 Harding K.I William Bennett and Mt»« Cathft- I TlHinc in doubt ai to whether or not 822 RIVER ROAD ei. Ketny Staple. Mary Ler Boe- • farm, home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfcn j Diatrict S ine Sprinshorn of MatHWan The ! j thry are ictrtjtfi'cd may cuntart the I fwettt-r. Kllen Miller, Margaret (Juntafufn at Jeisi'yville. ( ( ouiilv Board «f EUrtinm. Room 107, Marura. Jeanetlc Pearl Mrs., 50 Welt PAIR HAVEN RE 6-1885-R prize winners at bridge weie Miss ! Jean Smutko. Ruth Ann Kobus, Mrs. Oeorge King of Highlands, 1 Court Houfie. l>f.Kr,ld. New Jer^y or Front St.: Ostrom. .Snrn Mr.:. 31 VShua Pauline Munning, Miss Mary Mun- 1 St.: Robinaon Lf.uu, II. Mrs.. 3 AIUII Jtinp Mtwer, Sundry Kuit, Nancy president, announced that the an- N-,f-,,hf>np Krrrhold .'-H31 or 8-143^ on ninp. Mis. fi. J. SicrllnK Thomp- or Effort Sfplpmber 2 *. 196H. PI.: Shurabba. Mra. 27 Went Vrnnt St.: Nellis. Alex Smutkn and William nual prvsidiTit's meeting will be ShnrnhhH Frai.k. 27 »>n r r.mt S- : son .'r and Mr« Ni.'hnlan A Mun- MAX M. BARR. I,awit-nce. Bot'sw fttcr. held at Miitawan high .schonl, Sept. Wall, Junius. 17 Pearl St.: W'halrn. Sara ninp. Mu« Munning will he mar- ANTHONY'S HEATING CO. Commiiihioner of Registration. Mrs. 24 West St. John K:ihn iPtutned to his- home ?8. at 745^). in. with the Matawan , ned ID Frederick Hnnkin". Jt . NON VOTERS Diatricl • on Kioad «t. after upending the i'm ent-Tracher association serving ! 1946— 1I4I OISON Sept. 16 at St Joseph's Catholli 59 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 6-1 Oil Krogan. Charles. 6: |) ilt'liiup. dry wt'ek-end at Tiey, N. Y ' -is hostesses. Thp meeting ts for FAIR HAVEN BOROUGH i-nnioh. Keypoit. gan. Delia Mr... 41 Monmou'li St.S |> illlsl.TS t|llU'k* , Mis. lyinn.-i' .lnhn»(,n and daugh-. ni'w P.T.A. presidents, their oflicrts I Diatricl t Schwarts, Meyri. T7 Oakland St, :V Mis. Ralph Herrick. Mi« lierard I tpr Imogene hfive i dinned ti. then and niembers interested in the or- Biiil. Waller I .. 3r> Woudland Dr. District 7 IFREEI Dialrict I A I)t'\hn ;ind Mrs Kd'.vin A. Duni- horm* in c,eorgetuw n, Hnli.sh ^anization> pioginni. County chair- Btnneit. John. 2i K.ik.e»s I'l. ItruMne. I K»an>.'Hairj S. 31 rial. Si.: Nurdlic. Berton I .. 17 L. i oy I'l.: lonlf?. Chtti .s 1VY-DRY inu k weie guests of Mis. Peter , t;uinea, .Soul h America, after visit- turn will attend to answer ques- . I->..l. 1M Thi:d ^t • Sharahria, JoatDh J. r., 20(1 Bergen PL. MrDari.. I. V.ola Mr. . ATTENTION! With every lervice contract, ! Read Monday afternoon at bridge i ing Mi and Mrs. Paul C. Johnson tions cnncerninB meeting and pro- »'.• I'arkrr Atp.; Williams, Virginia. Mrs., 39 Arthur PL: Spata, Adele Mils, l»s ! ".9t Rurr Rd. Donald Singer of Forest Hills i at their home, 90 Washington ave. ' gram problems. Mrs. Chester SmI'h ; Broad St. He vill examine your oil tank and recommend a I Diatricl 3 Diatrict • wan a Matawan visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matz, Ji f Farmingdale and Mrs. J. A. 1 Hadi.) Alice Mra., o<• Chestnut St.: I We Specialize Conover. William B.. 23S West Front Mrs. Hany Kahn has returned i hayft letuined to their homr in White of Neptune, are reservation Morion. Malt-olm I)., 107 Forrest Ave. St.: Cowaid. Clmence, 121 Oakland St.: rust preventative. LITTLE SILVER BOROUGH in to her home on Broad si. »ftn be- New York city after spending the chairmen. Delia Barea. Mario. "I North Bridce Dialrict I ing a patient al Monmouth Me- week-end at the home of Mr. Matz' Mrs. William F. Bradley of North Ave.: Elman, Louie, R4 Bn.lgp Ave.. Belknap. Mary Joy R.. Branch Ave.: field, Vernon E.. 37 Shrtwaliurjr Ave.; Men's Troupers morial hospital. patents. Mi and Mrs. Charles Long Branch reported that county Carlione. Charles, West Connvcr PI.: Cur- Gelso, John, H6 Chest nut St.: lioldm. Buy Direct and Save Jacob Applegatr was guest of Matz, Kr. They also att. tided tlv- members have given $668 to the na- tia iifoTgti J.. Chnrrh St.: Davidson, Jack »2 Shrewsbury Au : Howe. E.l- 1 ward K.. 24U West Front St. Kuril, honor Tuesday evening at a family wedding of Ml. Mai// si st e t, Miss tional "quarters for hendi)U;irters I.i da Jan» Mu.. Willow Dr.: Fauiht, 1 Betty Mrs., ,",1 Rertnr IV. : • Kii-II. Ru- GABARDINE dinner, celebrating hia 80th tiirth- Veronica Irenp Matz. to Howan fund." which will be used to build i ENGINES - PARTS - SERVICE Li-mi C. M'a.. Rum.-nn Rd.: Hair. JarV, : Oak*. Rd : Hall. Wrbalrr. Oakea Ril.: dolph. 51 Rector PI. : Murphy. K...rente. ibiy. The guests wete Mrs. Jacob Keith LeCompic of New Y..ik city a national office building in Chi- ; Hirtjhornr. Manild. Jr.. (Iain Rd. : Juli- 127 Oakland St.: Peluao. El.iabun MrK.. TROISRKS I2» Chestnut St.: P.-i-iM). Sivf •• J I • Applegate, Maynr John W Apple- Saturday afternoon. cago. The r.iunly goal is Jl.lldll DIESEL ENGINEERING »•!". Jntnh. Winfuld Ilr.. Maffr. Althea Mr.. Memo.- Av».: Mill.r, JamM H.. CheMiiul St.. Pem.t, Ch»r.n I.. 66 Beg SI2-S0$|N.(.j,,| S9.50 Kate. Mr and Mrs. Warren Vrrr-- Mrs. Klva Raihanell lias n-tuined Mrs. Chailes R. Stillwagnn of Lit AND 1'nrkrr Ave.: Srhnnrk. Jnhii H.. .11 Easl- Shrewsbury Ave.. Pr..al. 1'itri. A. ID land and Miss Elizabeth Ann Vree- to her home in Brouklyn after tie Silver, a vice president of the i.iw Av. S'.l>-:'. J-.-:;::k V.. Mnrkh^m B-otnr P!.: Sfjblr H'lririil M.-i... 11 West Front lit. Innri j -pi-ndinat 11; e «(ili onJ ii Lhi: iiunl NCH' Jrisf-.v Con^i I-.SK uf IVircnts I I'!.: J-'hnlti J^J>ie Lida. Willow Ilr.: Sacco's Pants Shop EQUIPMENT CO., Inc. Diatrict 9 1 of her In-other and si.stei -in-law. and Teachcis. stated the state con- .-'•ininn !••. H rhard Ii.. T.'i Church St.; Mrs (ieratd A. Devlin entertain- W hriHn. Willmm W., Prospect ave. Arnone. Franh II" Hprbeit Si.; A-- \\ Iron! si Rwl Bank i'd the Thursday Aftemoon BiicJgi' | Di. and Mrs. William H. l'engel, vention will be held at Atlantic 394 Oqd.n PI., Perth Amboy none. Sophie Mrs.. I 1 0 Hirbeit .-1.: Diatrict 2 club at a luncheon bridge. The I at their home on Valley di City in Oitober. The annual fall Binaco. Michael, 13 9 Br..ln> Av. . I:• ..« n. Baiter«hv. Klnnn.f K. Mrs.. 31 Grant county C'Uncil will be held Wednes- t'athnii,..- Mrs.. TT H.rli.i: Si : H.IPUII. pii*'.o winners were Mrs. Ralph . Mi. and Mis. Krank H. HIIF.« h;tve Day /"hone—Perth Amboy 4-5033. r:. llr. William R. Ciaig. ii-tuinei to tlwjr home un Rroad day, Nov. l.'i, at Rumson hiyli Hni.. Mark-ail' P.. Mra.. Cr*al l"r.: D«Catherine Mii^. 4T Lrxhtun Ax. ,1 nyne. school. / WEntfleld 5-8JM lii., ,» \i|H K. Mr> . X Harden Rd.: Kathrjn Mi«s. 3» L. itlilon A>. . !'«"- Mrs. Rennseliier I* Cartnn ond st. after s-pendinv the wprk-end at NIGHT PHONES > CArtoret MM* l)»)-fr W ..am J.. 1"! Silverliin Ave.: it-ln, HMttie Mm. Ul (iilh.-i-tie Si ; Mrs Paul k. Ejj«n. Other quests , K. Ii,,.: M.l.lud Mr. . Proust Av». . Far- l>r.l>ardo Cmln. !i.'. Heilun St., D. .- MANAGEMENT 4 were Mrs Fiedeiiok Noble of Mis -- Suzanne Donni'il and Mi** Plail I Mlllburn ' -. H- |,s V\'. T Salt-m I.a.: Korr. Irvin sanlo i.avinia Mis., U.'i Heiti.il St.: Di •• t M. 17.'- Pinckiit} Kil. : Nivman. Aliene sardii, T.HIV. '..•. ID i I.m St Ii.. l.mn, Holmdil. Mrs. Eva it .Silcox of Ki-y- Ki'Kinn Kromh.tn ale enjoying a, „ . . , ' Mia.. Han..' U.I : Papiir. Harry B, 29 Nit-k. llll IU-IIKII SI.. l»e r.nle. Anim pnlt and Mrs. J. Kriymond Ket< bel. 1 CONSULTANT \i.-it with Mid* Ponnell's «I>|IT and N»ini-Annual Silvi rl.in Avr.: Patui-i. Rcba ('. Mra.. 2» Marie Mr*.. i'S Cath. lin.- St.: Kimlai.il. Mrs. Edwaul Ciurie. Mrs. Leicty hrother-in-Uv.-. Mr. and Mrs. John; , | ,, , rdei of Girl Silvcrton Ave; Ffttchel], Roberl, llumson I'lara Mrs.. 4.*i Lo.uhl Av.:. , «;»:u.i:.u, W»llAi>o»» i ,.-..-,!•. ».'h i.nnv. Th( f;<1 den Eaj e O Carmella Mrs., 24 I..-.ifhton Ave.: Ken- Sickels. Mrs. William Wnsniuth and Kradley, at th.'ii horn «ve >en > .-f I-..-:- ---...' •••: • •••' . in Denver, Scouts have made preparations to MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP nedy. John J.. H L\e . | hold its camp meeting Sept. IS. 16, Dialrict 1 M. Lawrenre. 2H9 Shre»»l,ury Ave.; Mrs Margaret Sherman has re- William Oerardi ' rihnnowich, Svmon Box 134. MUldle- Uwil K.nn.th. 7.', H.rh. rl Kt.; Murphy, •nil! client!! -n M.II.MI.,-.II h I I'-mh Mr. and Mrs, and 17 nt South Mountain rescrva- turned to her- position at the Muta- l»«n: Unibun. Kii'.aUth Mr>., Ivy Nura- Katherine Mrs., »!• < alluiin.. Si : N <-n- pan-'.me I..'.-. H -I" : < I •' ".I" : 1 and daughter Sandry of Riviera' So,,|h Oran(!(,. m: H'.mr. Mnl'lletuwn: Heath, John. Ittti, Anna Mn, 1 «:. f'aiheriin St.: 1 For finer diamonds \v;in brunch fitnre of the Keyport Hrueh. Kla., were the quests of Mr.1 Nicnlftti. Chai!.-. U-'. Catherine St.: Mn.leB' fi <•. ' •••.i „• • ..I.-I Bench Ha were th KuesU of Mr Go,d(,n Stale Hiiihvny .!.">. Mi.lilIflown : Hirka. Cleaners after enjoying n \ac:itinri and Mrs. Jamps Shannon at !he W :::ani, Mmliulia La.. Midilletuwn : Mll- Kobinbon. H.leli Mil., 16H I'alli.iiiie St.; Eaglets, lef„,.,t , im ,this rank was abol 1 Tnp|( on y ah(nlt :.T. Iti.hi'il W.. Kin<« Hiuhway. Miildlr- l(.,n..... Sum. Mr. "'I H.-.lie« Si • Mis. Fled Srhaaf h:is retutnt-d lionu of Mr. and Mia. Aluyaius A. | u Com i ('.' J • cm i .••<- i n. • • - ii - I..!ii M* isheil around l 30 when the merit i HM\n: Ituherta. W. Nelson. New Hun* Kuds. Sarah Mrs.. l']tt I.t-nnard St.: to hr; hnmt in I1,-r.r.i.yiv,ii,i,i .,fU , I', IIII.mi un Suipliin ave fur a leu h'uine systt-m was revised. Thr- ; at reasonable prices mouth Ril. New Mnnmouth: Spradley, Scopelani. Pietr... Li.«hton Ave; S.o- .Writ** "(".tnnuhani " H-.> \ l ] , Kr.l Hank. spending n few days as the guest Kill. Mr.. Maiinnlin l.« . Middletown; petani. Rose Mr*.. Li-iKhttm Ave.. Sief- da*/' ,, , . I Golden Kaglet is the highest rank of Mr and Mrs. George Hazlett, Warner. V.,h.'-n:d S.. Rf,l Hill Rd.. Hid- felt. Kdwfti.1 M. 1 1 ' iiltunne St.: Spnu- Mr. and Mr» Conrad Johann.«en ' j f;]|.| g(olltjri(, ;\|e nibi-l* uf I ins ill'tnnn: W,.;iam>. Willemer Mrs.. Rednuolo. Angaln. :IT L.iirhton Ave • Vain. Johnson ave and Mrs. Jlka Johannscn wer*1 the Hill ltd.. Middletnwn. group keep in touch through two Hsrry E.. «9 Herbert St.; Wocaieiki. Miss Eileen Riellcy of Cold week-end Kue.st.s of Dr. and Mrs. M. we suggest a visit Michael, 207 Brindne Ave. meeting* a year. One is the. camp District 1 Springs, N. Y., and Misses Pauline j \V. .lohannsen on Kire Inland. Diatrict 10 meeting in September and thr oth- Flnuns. Jamea A.. Locuat Point Rd., and Jeanne Munninsr of East : Mid. William Shepherd has re- I.iimn. F.iy. ( harlrt A., Hillsida Ayr., Ariozii, Emilia Mrs., 2*7 Shrrwsnurj er is. in February when they meet Orange were week-end guests of N.i\cainH. Farun. JoX'Th <\. First Ave., Ave.: Caprioni. Tony. 24* !lnd*r Ave.. turned to her home in Kockville Kamulary. bmelia Mr.., 23« Bridge A>e.; Mis* Mary Munning. in New York city. They also pub- to Navf-t'tik. Bnt 1H. Atlanlir Highlands: I Center, I,. 1., after spending the Oalella, Oloranni B.. 2«» Pearl St.; lish a news letter. fil!. Liia M. Mrs., Mntimoulh A.V.. Nsv«- e>ery minute that Miss Jane Devlin was the week- j week-end as the guest of Mrs. John ;:nk Mulhnlland, Helen Mri., Delaware Glover, Leon, 39 Bank Si.; Jacks.m. rl's- Mrs. Marie Laubmei^ter, P. O. ' sie May Mrs., 221 River St.: Johnsnn, end guest of Mlas Sue Mnuquine ' Shepherd on Broad st. Avr. R. K. n. Atlantic Hiihlands: prtnrs the reed for Box 5. Red Bank. i» in charge of Rrt vry. Ruth Robinaon Mrs.. Middletown Henry. 24S West Bertrrn PL: Kane. (ier. of Summit. On Saturday eveninjr ; John Fleishman entertained at a trude Mrs.. 1 Berry .St.; hnne. William, information concerning the Golden Ave, K. P.. Atlantic Highlands: Smith, good in«tnanrr rrprc- they attended * perfoiniance uf party Wednesday evening. The Franc* E. MiaR Seais Ave, Atlantic 290 Shrewsbury Ave.: Krdcrian, Rose "Peter Pan." ' gucM.s were Missci Marilyn Elliott, Eaglet.«. ', Ilishlaiids: TurV.r. Room. Chai.el Hill MUa, IK Willow St.: Koe. S.huylvr. Mrs.. urntation. In addition Kd.. Navesink: Woollry. fornelia R. Mrs., 2«2 West Bergen PL: Lincoln. Ernest. Mrs. William H. Sutphin is visit- Virginia Banafato, Jane Pengel, Scar.. Ave., Navesink, Box 17, Atlantic 263 Shrewsbury Ave.; Kufflni, Knse Mi.'.< East entertained Saturday evening at a I.< onanlville Rd.. Bclf ord: Heckelman. Sunset Ave.: Fanning, Mnrscarei Mr,.. complete service when- and Paul A. Euan, Jr., are enjoying | i Kilna Mrs.. En«t Rd.. Belford: Hej-cr, buffet supper at their home on Val- port. 25 Carmen PL: (Iwrgutlo, Nick, West hide a week's vacation at Ocean Heights. I r'annie Mm., t'hurch St.. Belford; Heyer, c*fr needed. ley dr. The (cuestn were Jir. and Ave.: Moran, Richard M.. Wrstaidc Avr.: Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gray are Ciiir^f Church St.. Belford: Howard, Oaman Albert. 3S9 Shrewsbury Avt.; Mrs. Evarett Carlson entertained | ! Sivillie Mri.. fhurrh St.. Bclford: How. Mis. J. Raymond Ketchcl, Mr. and the parents of a third child, a son, i Falandrano, Umberto. 21 Willow St. the executive hoard of the Matawan i I nr.l Willinm. Church St.. Belford: John- RUMSON Aim. Joseph Dernherger, Mr. and born at the Perth Amboy General j Junior Woman's club, at her home | snn. Herbert O. Main St.. Belford: Diatrict I Mrs. Charles E. Hunt, Mr and Mrs. Krohn. Munte. lampbell Ave.. Bclford: i hospital Monday, Aug. 28. Mrs. j on Miriam dr. Those attending! JOSEPHGMCCUEI Arthur Bowne, Mr. and Mrs. Ma'taropni. Mildrrd Mrs.. Ninth St., Ril- C»rew, Jer« J., 2S Allen St.: Mavis, I Gray is the former Miss Evelyn' were Mrs. William Whitacre, Mrs. Charles Schock, Sr. and William fnrd: Mmr.ai'o|ipi. Philip. Nlath St.. Bel- Ethel A, Mist, 2 William St.: Lundin, Zleglcr. | Harold Quackenbush, Mrs. Leo j fnr.l: Prentice, Havid, Churek St., Bel- Hereno. W . 71 LnOyet'e Si.: R-:!:::. Sutphin of Matawan; Mrs. Henry funi. IUHS0N.N J - PHDNt BUI-i | Mr. and Mr". Charles E Spring-; Sadkov.'slti. .".".•: M.-.rjoric -M. Charles F.. 28 Third St.: West, Warren, Wickham of Hrd Dank. Mi. «••,! District 4 31 Third St. horn are enjoying a vacation In J Bronkhiir.st. Miss Elaine Cherry, Mis. Harrison Travis of Atlantic Rakrr. (>li;a P. Mra , Atlantic At*.. District 2 Vermont from their home, on Sun- Miss Marion Matthews, Mits Au- Highland* and Mr*. Eva Barba- Hi'lBin>: Brn, Margaret Mra., Center Chrlgren. Valerie E. Mrs., 44 Tenter net aye. I drey Florlan and Miss Flora Ryno. Ave, near Brevent. Leonardo; Kohms. St.: Connett. Harold J.. 1! Center St.; nell of Brooklyn. -C- ' William P., Center Ave., Box S32. fceon- Fallen. Marie K. Mrs.. 4 North St.: Flat. Mr. and Mm. Charlej Jurman of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dernberger i Miss Ann Cerrato of Morganville innln: I.a Hue. DonaH F. . 7 HilliiHe Ave., ley, Thomas J.. M Blackpoint Rd.: Mc- 56 Wilson ave. are the parents of have returned to their home on i Ilonald. John. 2S Ave. of Two Hiveia; was gueat of honor at a shower ' n-^ai' I-irst Av#., Leonardo: Lewis, Laura daughter, born Thursday, Aug. M. Miv, P. O. Ros :i«. Leonardo. Waldion. Edwaid A.. WUson PL: Wai. y Ed(5Edgcmer,mer( e ddr, . after visiting in Hun- given at Magnolia. Inn, Matawan. District S dron. Margaret M. Mrs., Wilson Circle. 24, at Monmouth Memorial hospital.' tington L. I Thursday evening, Aug. 24, by her Tarroll. Plorfnce H. Mri.. Oak Hill Rd., District 3 Mr, and Mrs. William Crowell Hudson. Elisabeth F. M^i., Buttonwood sister. Miss Nettle Cerrato of Mor- M ad M William Crowell i Dr. and' Mrs. Carl A. Gesswein R. I) . lied Rank : Corhran. Helen M. Nils, have returned to their home in Main Rd.. Lincroft: Eckman, Charles A.. La.: Hudson. H. Klerstede, Jr.. Button- quickly, cleanly ganvllle. The guejta were Mr». An- of Main st. are entertaining Mrs. wood La.; Muetler, John Do'itclass. Hum- Springfield after upending a few Registered Jewtlen — American Gem Society , 2'.* (ieortce St.. tUver Plftia. Red. Bank: thony ferrato and Miss Nettie Cer- Frank Noelker of St. Louis. Mo. I Kckman Luella <'. Mrs.. 29 Georare St., ton Rd.; Mueller, >lary Frances Mra., days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. rato of Matawan; Mrs. Mary Cer- Mr. and Mrs. Garrett McKeen I Riv.-r Plaia. Ren Bank : Geer. Edward Rumson Rd.: Parker. Joseph A.. Ave. of Two Rivera; Stern, Jack, Believu< WEED rato; Miss Dorothy Cerrato and Mathias Schotte at their home on and Miss Patricia McKeen were ! S., Kverett and Holmdrl Rd.. R. D. No. nny height, Lake blvd. 36 Broad — Red Bank 'I. Rrd Bank; Kirkham. Helen S. Mrs., CUTTER Mis« Nettie Cerrato of Morganville; Sunday guests of Richard McKeen U Ui'orKe St.. River Plata. Red Bank: SHREWSBURY BOROUGH Miss Emma Tretola. Miss Jean Mrs. John Loy of Tyclr Hill, Pa., and family in East Orange. l»«tro'enk. Mina 1. Mra., Everett Rd., District 1 i* visiting Mis. Jamci McCormack Lincroft: Ostrolenk. Samuel, Everett Rd.. Bennett, Ella B. Mrs., While Rd., Mon. WITHOUT ATTACHMENT*! Muny, Mrs. Tolanda Fisher, Mrs. Mrs. Marguerite Schuber enter- of Ravine dr. River Plaia: Paiker. Vernon H-, Wtst me Ave.. Box 381. Ked Bank; Calan- Man,- Tretola and Mrs. Terry Tre- tained the Friday Evening Pinochle Front St.. Box »T2. R. 1).. Red Bank; driello, Dorothy Mrs.. Broad St.: Calla- tola of Union; Miss Nettie Cerrato Mrs. Phoebe A. Ziegler and Mrs. club. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. rin»«. Alice Van M. Mrs., Nuliwamp Rd., han. Anne I. Miss, 2i White Ril.: Iiolan. of Union Beach; Mrs. Josephine James Shannon of Riviera Beach, Dora Drugas, Mrs. Michael J. Eo- Lincroft: Rnaa, Mi I lard F., Nutswamp Catherine Mrs. Broad St.: Dunn. Elita- ltd.. Lincroft; Sleinbach, Dorothy B. beth M. Mias. White Rd.; Dunn, Theresa Modern Wk of Irvington; Mrx. Angela Fla., spent Wednesday in New vino and Mrs. Aloyeius A. Pennetti. Mra.. firookdale Farm, Lincrofl II. Miss. 49 White Rd.: (irover. Raymond Cadeliere. Mrs. Rose Yacavone, York city, where they attended a Charles Stonaker and house District 8 H., Sycamore Ave.: McQucrn, Kdwin 1... Mrs. Anne Freda. Mrs. Sarah Ma- performance of "Texas Lll' Dariin." guest, Le_ e McClure. of Londonvlllc, Sycamore Ave.: Van Htse, James M.. Mower Brown. Bruie Mri., Main St., Fort Broad St.; Willis, Helen E. Mrs, <3 siello. Mrs. Bridgrt Nitti. Mrs. John Shepherd left Tuesday to i Q~~ have returned from a vacation I Mnnmouth. Conard. Helen Mrs., Wilson White Si. Josephine Genna. Mis. Dima Pr- Ave., Port Monmouth: Dally. William Ms.rlel Mil* ««• ; spend ilx weeks from his home on jn Canada. NEW SHREWSBURY BOROUGH trello. Mrs. Jennie Cerrato, Mrs. J. YANKO iH, Collina Ave, Port Monmouth: District 1 SI.04MS del'at. Broad st. aboard the S. S. Exo- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mackenzie I H'inter, Lillian Mra.. Brainard Avs., Port Minnie Petrella, Mrs. Millie Cer- Bailey. J. Henry. Cherry St., R. D. t, chordia in the Mediterranean sea. of Wilson ave. are the parents of 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK ! Monmouth; La Bar. Bertha Mrs.. Wil-Red Bank, Box 1010: Bertclaen, Amanda rato. Mrs. Lucy Petrella, Mra. Min- Mr. and Mrs. Rhea Preston are a son. born Friday. Aug. 25. at the I MOn Ave., Pott Monmouth: FrcltSfre, Mra.. Water St., Eatontown ; Binnrn, nie Paradiso, Mrs Mary Trrtola, 1 Frank Jr.. Campbell Ave., Box «*. Port Lucille. 52 Cherry St.: Casey. Mary L. the parents of a daughter, born Dr. E. C. Hazard hospital, Long , Monmouth: Schnoor. Adrian. Monmouth Mrs. Thelma CIi>mcntp, Miss Anne Mias. Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury: Kfl- Thursday, Aug. 24, at Monmouth Branch. Ave., Pnrt Mnnmouth; Schnoor. Anna J. ton, Joseph. Tinton Falls, R. I). I, Eatnn- Rizzuto and Miss MarKin Cichino Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and I Mra.. Monmouth Ave., Port Monmouth: town; Minori, Antonio, 7 Shrewsbury of Newark; Mrs. Doris Viviani of ! Srhnoni, William, Mnnmouth Avi.. Port Ave., Red Bank Uen. Del ; Thnmpaon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Johnson daughter Susan, have returned to i Monmoiith,: Stava i hsrlcs. Seshrook snd Enjjlishtown: Mrs. Philomcna Bl- ; Virginia Misa, R. F, D. 1, V.'.,M....VMI. entertained .Saturday afternoon In their home on Main st. after spend- for good underwear- W .!t,.i( Avi-8., Porl Monmouth: Tajior, Bos '««: Thornton. Iwlus, R. F. D. 1, anchini, Mrs. Lena Andretta, Mr?. honor of their son, Deiter, who was ing a month's vacation on a trip to Hniiv Ilivision St., Port Monmouth; Eatontown. Box 427. Anne DeLuca, Mrs. Mary Castro- Wril. -. Jnhn. Jeney Ave.. Port Mon- celebrating his tenth birthday. The Arizona. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP nova. Mrs. Connie Stout, Mrs. Millie nioulh: Welch. John C. Port Mon- District 4 mouth: /.fmalkowaki, Vincent Joseph, Castronova, Mrs. Julia Gasperini, Smith, Fannie R. Mrs.. R. II. I. Box be sure it's Carters! Wi'son Ave., Port Monmouth. !»», Wayside, Asbury Park: Wilson. Mrs. Angela Merola, Mrs. Philome- District T Suian Mrs., Eatontown R. I). 1, Hamil- na DiMartino, Mrs. Jeanne Gro^n, ; An'lmnv, Clymine J., Mrs., 81 Thomp. ton Rd., Pine Hrook. i son Ave. East Keanabtirg, Box 130} Mrs. Eleanor Andretta, Mrs. There- Harris. Adele Mrs., 4 Crawford St.. 'Burnett, Allettn Mm. 137 Orran Ave., .-* CiivpIHno and Mrs. Christine R. 1). Eatoiituwn, Henley, Alvin J., S>i T#l tf 20071 or at (4700 . Eaat KeansbiK*: Burnett. Ruth Mlsa, 117 Barker Ave., tatontown. tiift.ss. t»r details and dealer's name. Tashjean of Freehold; Mrs. Helen Carter's gives you the finest cotton OceHn Ave., Ealt Kcansbari; Carlin, Byrne of Hl/jhtstown; Mrs. Ollvea Crace T*. Miss. Bray A Thompson Aves., knit, the finest workmanship. You'll Fnsit Keansburp: De Marco, Loiiia. 1$ NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS Cuina and Mrs. IJ. Semaro of Colts ! Warnn PI., East Keansburg; Giles. Fred BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY, N. J. Carl Beckmann Neck and Mrs. Lillian Gentile and ('., Hray Ave., Eaat Keansburg: Knapp, An offer has been received by the Manufacturers' Representative Mm. Filamena Luccaielll of Way- be smarter to buy Carter : AmeliH 1*. Mm. l'i:t lludaon Ave., Eaat Borough of Shrewsbury for Block r.. Lota ' KennshurK; M'-nonnell, Bcrnadette Mrs., Noa. 4 and 5, Patterson Court, said prem- Sea Riifilit. N. J. side. ; Tli-'ini-snii Ave., Eaat Keansburg: Mc- ise! being alao known as Lot N'og. '12 and : I'on.'i'.il. Jnhn 1L. Thomx>son Ave., Eaat 'ii. as shown on a map entitled "Berk- Mr and Mrs. Richard Erdmann, NEW K.'.liiatiurK. r,,.,,i:i. Elaaiiui Mia.. 39 shire Park Shrewsliuo. Munmn.ith I.uni- I Wnrri'ii PL. Rast Keansburg: Blckard, ty. New Jersey, property of Shore De- ; Junies S.. 4'2 Hay Ave., East Keansburit; velopment Co." and made by (1. K. Al- '• Schlick, (ienrKe Francis. 8 Harmony Kd., len, C. E. Red Bank, NEW Jersey, said ! Eat D.. Keil Bank: Mueller, (leorge Any successful bidder aha]] take title V. R. I).. II, ,1 llnnk: Miifllrr, Maude It. on or before thirty (3ui days from the Mix.. K. D.. Krd Hank: Sihrumpf. Emily in ctiutl «Hir« . . . tht date the Borough arcepts hia bid. I). Mm., Kroat Avr.. Rii'iislde Heinlita, ORTHLTIE C. VAN VLiF.l, K, I) No. 1, Rid Haul, ; Scot I, Anna Mrs., IS.04 Burouuh Clerk. TARTAN jicktT. Styled by Coopi-r Kil., R. I).. Red Bank: Siegfried, SEE THKM TODAY AT Albert Joseph. Andover St.. Box 111. R. NOTICE McGregor. Ai advertised II.. Red Hank: Sutton. Virna Mrs.. Head- Take notice that, a|M>lication has been dins Cunier, Bo\ l.'O. R. D., Bed Bank. made to the Township Committre of Mnl- in Lift Migtilne. District • dletown township, to transfer to Samuel Hfinieit, Knndolph P. 'enter Ave., Albaum. T A Idle H..»r Inn, <•,,•::,,-, nf BETTER l.'onardn, P. O. Bo.\ IUJ; Fagnn, Elinor Applelon Avenue and Highway 36. Leon- Mi».. Centei Ave.. Leonardo. Knodel, ardo, S. J., the Plenary Retail consump- Me'vm I., ll'ithland Ave.. Leonardo; tion licenae, heretofore issued to Ir'i'-k I.imd. Jnhn Allen. Ham:Kon Ave.. Boxand Aided Fehn, partnership. T\ Hie INT l.ronmdo: Van Brunt. Ralph E.. HOUI Inn. rorner Appleton Avenue ntul 00 IMier.-.e \\t.. l.cnnsrdo; Wyman, Alite, Highway .Hi. Lcimaidn. N. .1. HOUSEKEEPING Girli'vests. Sleeveless. Sins 4 to 16 ,£5 Mis., TO Letinnrd Ave, Leonardo. Objections, if any. should be made im- RED BANK BOROUGH ..lediately in writing to Howard W. Rob- erts, Township Clerk of Middletown With short sleeve. Siies 4 to I ,75 District 1 Township. rielaliiih. Joaeph J.. 2K< River Rd.: Signed. Girls' panties with elastic waist and rilwKovesan, Julia Mra., 240 River Rd.: SAMUEL ALBAUM. SHOP I.,,. Arthur L., 17 Ruena PI. Mather, 3 1S Forman Avenue. (im'avi. S. 4" North Proapert Ave; reinforced crotch. Siiei 6 to 16 #75 11.40 Point Plrusant. N. J. Paiton. Ciiuule T. 211,1 Mechanic St.: 46 Monmoiitli St. T.'l. 6-1310 1<«MI Rank Thomnnon, Dln'lvs M. Hiss. 2 Vista PI. Boyi' trig shorts like Dad's. District 1 Al.iumimlU. Lillian Mi... 4t Washing- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT (Winter weight.) Siies 4 to 12 ,$9 ton St : IJollit I'ietro, Victor A., 66 .Sprlim .Si : Dieli. (iertrude F. Mrs.. 23Snow White Paint WEAR Boys' trig undershirt with short sleeves. Wallace St.: Jennings. Anna Mrs., 109OuUUU. .jnow.wh.U titanium Utd tnd Mrl.aren Si : Kelly, Calhermt Mill, 7D oil. Monty-back fuarantit not to ptel, Plenty of Free Parking Span* in p ,I,I (,, Kellv. Ruth Misa. 79 rub or wath off. or turn ytllow. (2.2S J0 BROAD ST. 185 BROADWAY Sizes 4 to 12 ° | 00 Pui.liec \" Flni> Ruth Mrs.. »h ft), in S-fal. cim. Ov»r million gallons •nlti. Sam pi* can, BOc. SnawWhlla RED RANK LONG BRANCH Hear of Store on While St. Mnuru' Si 'I'slSMro, l.ivnae Anna Mi»a, :.'| John .cl.; Vonka, Irvma M., n3 Wai- Paint Cn., IS Ctnivvoort It- Ntw Ista Si. Vwk, N. Y. i«« Get Out of the Kitehen and Have a Wonuerfui Week-End Holiday! ';.
Wouldn't \o\i likr to trails \<>ur kit>lim -lose lor an r»ntii*n>r Im-plan"; . . . \uiir "-ink tor a Customers I>;tItI>1111jr liinok . . . \oiir china fur paper pl.ite-:'.'' 1 lien whv iml II.IM- ,i jiicnu. tin- wrek-ciiii .' It s Corner a jjr.niil wn\ to ni.iki- li^ht unik of IIOII-CWOI k . . . P-J>!TI;IIIS wlinn \m\ jp.uk \ntir Lj-k'-t \•-I 11 I ci-\-io-lix food* innii A&l'. M:iny are n-:i heat and eat . . . other* ran he prcparerl in a>l- \.inrf- . . . ami all arc *o rittrartivrlv pn^cl MMI II save money, .1= well n= work. !*o for ,i Labor F'av that'« S.iliorin ••, ciinif t,ik»- ynir pic k at A&P!
Sweet Mixed Pickles Manhattan n or i« 19c Stuffed Olive* M™ in « i- 39^ Plain Olives M**"* IOOX i»r 13c Libby Ripe Olives $«.« •«• »»2.'k Ann Page Mustard . • • . • eiiarllc Peanut Butter Ann •a«a-craamy »mooth 12 si. jar 32c American Crabmeat H»rn» «<* SI. can 59« White Meat Tuna chid* »f s« 7« can 13c "round Alaska Pink Salmon Cold straam 1 ib can 39c Vth '**#* Maine Sardines i« •« 1% « cm 7c * *"HaV So, Liverwurst Spread stahyaayar 4vtet.ctnl9c or Beef f "*"«'<< Spaghetti D inner W <«-<•»». '*!« """-6* Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Ravioli UK « '^ 21c Claridge Meat BaUswuhSpighxiiSucti^oi ilc Heinz Baked Beans , « • 10 oz. cLibby Mixed Vegetables , . w « «n 15«- ant or 'Mrf Cranberry SaUCe DrsnwdsrysrOcMnSpnyl6 01 15c Libby Tomato Juice • . « «. ««> 2 for 27c
Campbell's Soupi-Chick.n, |Mf, louillon 10H 01. ] 5c
Macaroni or Spaghetti Ann nt* 101 »kg 9c A&P MARKS THE Prepared Spaghetti Ann ras« ISM si. cm 2 for 2!>c PRICE O> EVERY Brandy Wine Mushroomswhsi* buiisn ?«. 20o SHARP O & C French Fried Onions iw « »n 25c ITEM itfcaf *r«r I Yemrt Hellmann's Mayonnaise 1 si i.r 27c PI 47« ... as well as orvthe shelves. Re- —-—i^ Cider Vinegar Ann ••«• pt. 10c *. 19« sult? You can see what you're FRANKFURTER or Salad Dressing Ann P»S« pt. i»r 29c at jar 49c spending and check your purchases A treat villi culil meat ... a with A&P's itemized cash register popular choice for landwiche* HAMBURGER ROLLS Mayonnaise Ann ;••• pi. jir 35e 41 i.r 59c and snacks. receipt. Jello or Royal Desserts . . 3 pkg< 22c Fresh Butler sUnn»<,.id nbb,atf7e Grapefruit & Tangerine Juice'«oz. 21<" 25c To thrill your family, till tIif~f Lie Sparkle Gelatin Desserts . 3pknl9e Marvtl Saniluiili Rnad .... :o i ^ 1H« Bleu Cheese Imporlad Oarnh Ib 59c Lipton's Frostee Dessert • • 2 pta 23c Marxi Rvi-Dreatl «,m •«« »•• l(ie Imported Swiss Cheese Switzariand w ib. 53c FRUITS * VEGETABLES iMiik i Strawberry Preserves Ann P.J« U or \,, 43« Macaroon Cup Cakes ck3 ='6'='29« Kraft Swiss Sliers ...... Hib.pk«33r r h English Style Assortment ">Poios< P^B 37C Peach Pie )•«• °»*" «= 59e Camemhcrt Cheese Mii.nry brand 3ponPkj35c 1 Graham Crackers N.bi.co i*o. pkg 15c *» )•• b. i 39c and rriap grfrns all al the peak of Gold or Marble Pound Cake • • • 23« «a. 19c O perfection. Velveeta or Chateau ..••«. >*•> p'» 29c P Cut-Rite Waxed Paper . • us n. r»n 23c W^ Holiday Snaeks ... Frta Keirtj Inkirit-FfinttM Baby Gondas wmonun aach 43c Waxed Sandwich Bags , , pk »i 30 8c Pop Com Jjn.Psrk.r 4st:*:aslg |9c 9 Elberin Peaches • * 8« Pippin or Snappy Roll • • • • • 3oiptg2()c Marcal Paper Napkins , pk«. ot»o2iorl9e Potato Chit>4 J*n«Park«r 4>^ oz c«!o pkg L«)6 Seedless Grapes c.wo.n.a i> 15« Dog Food Otih-Pird-Ksn-Llttlion 11b. c.n 2 for 25c in Frosted Food Depts. Potato Sticks Jan.Pa:i.r 4 Tomatoes l">m nurby farmi Ib 8e Grape Juice waie» Pepsi-Cola 'h» dfpoin 12 01. boi 6 for 29a Swret Yellow Corn ('<"»M»kyfi-«i 5(<"17«
Hoffman's PtItOrysrClubSoiJa-pluidtp. 29oi 2for32,'{c While Cabbage f-omnaarby f«rmi ib 3« Frantz MarshmalloM s • . • iibDkq2.')c \cllow OllioilS ftomn»atby iatmi tb 1-c Hard Candy Balls Wonhmort iibpkg33c Bt'ClS from naarby larmi bunch 5" Pilc«t lff«tM*t in Suptr Morktl. ond St1f-S«rviw $t»w» Only Candy Bars and Gums Hom.P.ck 6 for 23c
Aster Peanuts Sozptg23c Moi. pkg 39o Planter's Salted Armour's Armour's Luncheon Meat Armour's Armour's Upton's Soup Mix White House Cocktail Peanuts Chopped Ham Vienna Sausage Armours Trect Beef Hash Corned Beet CKickan Noodl. Tomato Vagetabla Evaporated Milk 8 oz. 12 oz 4oz. can 33« can 55« can 2L RED BANK REGISTER. AT 31. 1950 Page Bis
>ear» of age wan treated for cuts! Hazlet and biuises to hi? light hand last' Fire Department Thursday. Jt HI caught in an au-, The (,'rrsirn(,'rr i cluti »njo>ed an LEARN MORE-EARN MORE! In.iiuhile door Treatment wan ad-,outin,g g on thr boardwalk at Ajsftuiy LEARN TO DRIVE ministPied at F.iveivieu- hospital Paik last Thursday evming. In thP BLUE MAGIC KNKOI.L >OVt Groups Win Mr and Mr*. A. Edward Burdgejpartv wrrn Mr> Theodon- (i. Bai THE SALT SHAKER THAT NEVER CLOGS DUAL CONTROL of Oichnrd |>l «nd their twin'ley, MIFS Stilla Bailij. Mr." .Joai'jjh I .oral Auxiliarir* lUiiRhTrf Mary Anne and Betty:!!. I'IWIIX Mi« Wall"i Smalc, Mr!, Low Rates—Include Test. SHORTHAND & TYPING Plan Man> Be nth I* lanr, and Mrs. Burdgeg mother. Harold Km. Mr* Klwood I. Mon- $1.00™ SIT CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 5TH Mr^. Janice K Kanp of Prospect ' ahan. Mrs .J. ("HI! un Chfiry, Mrs. Long Branch and Red Bank a\p. are expected home this week ' Roclif H. L,«'Roy, Mrs. William I'r.s- BLUE MAGIC DPI-ALL TC KEEP FOOD CRISP A listing of the activities of the f'om a motor trip to Kansas andltadt, Mr=. Joseph I Lchan, Mrs. Auto Driving Schools auxiliaries nf the fled B.mk flte ONLY 49c EACH Iowa, where they visited relatives. ] Cyrus Ross, Mrs Roland Emmons, MONMOUTH SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE department wa« Announced at a 101 W. Front St. IS Memorial fty. meeting of the exerutne council I Mis. James Nridinsfi, Mrs lieorge KELLY BUILDING 157 BROAD ST., RED BANK E 1 RED BANK LONG BRANCH of the auxilianes of the department Emmons, MIK Mai if Bailey and FOX'S GIFT SHOP East Keansburg Mr.?. Henry Tinti<\ The club will RE 6-0308 LO 6-1055 TELEPHONE RE 6-5040 Monday «l Relief flie house. Mis. 41 Monmouth Street Red Bank Kenneth Woodward presided in the The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire • mePt at the home of Mis. James absence, of the president, Mrs. Ja- company met last week. Proceed* j Neidingfr on Beer* «t. Thursday cob Bloom. from the recent fair went toward'evening. Sept. 7. building a new fire house. The next ' .\j,?. Stella Emmons, who make« The Hook and ladder auvtlmy meeting will he Sept. K. ni.,. homu with h.-r SOn. George will hoid a pliintii party at the WOLFE'S AUTO RADIATOR Janu-e Vitelli celebrated her Emmons. c-eli-bmted her 80th birth- fire house Sept. 14; Independent eighth birthday Sunday with a any Wednesday evening w-ith a auxiliary, a game party at the lire paity. Attendind g weie Eileen De- house Sept. 20: Llbeity auxiliary. surpn*" party ;it rhe home of her and SHEET METAL SHOP lamyl , ThctesT a and GGary Cruse, Ai- Si.-tf>. Mr.--. Kiank C. Hyi-i. -Mi a game and caid paity nt the riie l.mt.-e. Oct. 3. and Hudk rtini I«nJdpi ihur H.own. Nancy and Arlinp Emn.on.s ...nv.d manj .^iJ» ami Mil.xiliory "'ill stage, its annual Hal- Joseph Delaney, 1/iuisp ,lirfU| ^ifts Attending were Mi. S3 MORFORD PUCE R. B. 6-0209 KnciMi, Bfinice Whelan. I.imla ,m| .-. Fiank C. Hyci, James Inuetn dance Oil. 28 »l ('haile«j Van.Noitwick. Carol Anne Slejinski, s :... i nd Aid CONDITIONING vrifsUv. vid and Linda. Mi.-s Ruth Holz- in parades Rnd attended Hitmen's M:. and Mrs. Joseph Comito en- , nag|f, Mi. and Mi< Charles I. al'F.ri \i.r/.i\i; n >///.// \II:T\I. n O/,*A faiiR throughout the county and tci IKiii. d foi two weeks Mr. and si ate. Attendance prizes weie Youny J'., and < hildtcn Betty LEON'S WE MAKE ANYTHING OUT OF METAL Mm. Louis Comito of Beatrice. • j,, M: ulyn and Bohhy, Mi. anii awarded the Red Bank women at an tht' Kair Haven Oceanporl. l.in- ,Ni-li. Over the week-end they had,Mli Maitin Lauderwald and chil- rroft. Key port. AllenliurM, Brook IU then guests Mr. and Mr*. Thorn-'dirn ,jlldv and Martin. Mr. and 64-76 WHITE ST. RED BANK 6-1 d.K) lawn and Bordentown fait.« as LaGuaidia of Long Island andly,s (jror^e Emmons and daughter ! Saturday, members pailicipated Miss Biuty Prppe and James Peppt- paltv Bobby Hyrr, (Jail Duncan In a parade at Runnemede. South of Nfwuik. iandbeoigp i)unc"an. Ji. Jersey, which marked that depart- Mis." Anastasia Kelly of Newark Mi. and Mra. Stanley J, I^tham ment'* 40lh anniversary. The> will was a week-end guests of Mr and of thi* piai >• utal Mi. and Mrs. also attend the stale fair at Tren- Mis. Nelson Rauh. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ev.-ins of Now York state John Kolstri of Kast Orange were | Are cnun'in^ a varalinn tiip I In nt>:l month. thfu JIUI-SIS foi thiff di.is. througii" the '.Nra England states. The next council meeting ill hr St. Sept. 25 »t Independent die house. CHihcrinr's Catholic church . yj,^. p Q WP -and Si has IT- hH,l a baked ham supper at Bach- Ui'rn^ honir, jrom Monmouth' Me- s'adt « iralaurant laat Thursday | hofpiti I. whci c she had been ( vf rlin moria l.illlr Silver ' ' S' a patent thp-' wit-kti. Mr.1:. Mnbel F'lacheneker. niothe? Mr. i.nd Mrs. Oeorge Boyee will Mr. and Mis. John T. Waison are of Mi>. f'red Murf. u confined to obs-ive then fifth wedding anni- spendin,p g a vacation in Maine and her home by illnes5. v.'iaiiry Saturday. lothrr parts of the New England The Young Adult fellowship nf The senior Girl Scouts spent yi>»- 'sla,ej ShMffcr't Admiral terd:iy at Atlantic City. Mr. and. j el B. Piastro, Jr., of Hart- Enibuiy Methodist church will hold Mr- M cna Enttmbl*. Pen, :t fair a week fiom Satuiday fron M JohJh n ShaSh w accompaniedd ththe !! fol^'""co"nn. and "pauf'Thomas" of J5.00; Stt, $1.73; l» Kills. Thi-y Wire Jane Nay, Rose- j Rumson visited Ernest E. Pesetix, :t to 10 p. m. There will be fancy maiy Connelly, Adrian Heir, Loi-ij,. g day. ltd. lax t.lbles. food tables, white elephant un tables, flih pond, 1>ony rides and raine Whelan and Dolore* Shaw, j Mia> Bai bai a Wilson has returned SHEAFFER3 folk KameK. •''• home from a visit with relatives HN way It a Man's hewt Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Bosk''y and Mis. James Culp and daughter i a^ ^vt-ncl SUN HEAT Wanda spent five day* last week ' Hariv S son Jebbie of Sunnycrest ct. lia\e Cowli's is building an at Washington. D. C, Annapolis I addition two bedrooms to his is ft** returned from a trip to the (Jin- and Kion: Royal. Vs. gerhread cattle at Hamhnrj; and bungalow on Holmdel id. Tin- Mulli'-rs' club »'ili meet Tues- Miss Marion I/. IVsrux and Miss BushUiU Kails. Pa. day, Sept. ft. Mr. and Mrs. Charles* Zabriskie Doris J. Pe6cux have irtuined from FURNACE and daughter Ann of Ridgewood an .tutornobile trip through the spent the week-end with Mr. and 1 air Haven New England state?. ARGUE SOCK PACK The Ladies' auxiliary of the flie Mr. and MM. William O. Mrs. Harold Bitchenoujr.h. Miss Zabriskie is Mrs, Birchenough's company will hold Its second an-I and grandson Lloyd and Mr. and nual square dance Saturday, Oct. ! Mrs. Russell Herile and daughter MO MOM oumiwe ABOUT ofrrn si you likf. The rirn it brother. I School will open next Wednes- :•«, at the Willow-brook. Mrs. Peg j Odette motored to Atlan:ic City on Shteffer't shrink rrratrrl. LoPirrolo is chairman, assiated by i Sunday. Mtw mwttt ywf — One pack mutes day when only one session will be Crifltman How to km) Argyftt — Iu«( follow held. Pupils not yet registered members of the "All-Spice" min- ! Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Webster fan. Amaz- one paw, uuy HVC. 1 Mrel cast. Music will be by Stan and son John of Newberry, N. J., ihr tifar imtrmtinm in eaih pack — should register that day in the ing valual Mclntosh and his Corn SUlkei arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Angflo i — 1C tme-njrbt color combj- .in i prestf! A perleit pair! ,p!ini'P"i9 office of the Maikham $3.73; no : pi. school. orchestra. ' M. Wcbater. nibooi. Choose his favorite. Mrs. Henry Tmtle nf Pompton fad. tax START KNITTING A PAW OF j Mrs. Harriet Morris of Rumson Ed Conway, Sr, and Ed Conway. Jr, are vacationing- at Nassau in Plains spent several days recently Wmm — Minerrt Ytrn* tre !00^ rd. is a. medical patient at River- ARGUE SOCKS TODAY view hospital. the Bahamas. with her sister, Mrs. George Em- mon*. virgii wool, ipecitJly spun i< r | The W.S.C.S. of Embury Melhod- Edward J. Wenner of Third at. Vf,. II we plenty iiver the to*t of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean enter- r i5t church will hold an uutdooi has completed the summer's course r? • na" Arctic; anywhrv. in the Naval Reserve Officer*' Can- tained at a hot dog roast at their Sheaffei'i Sentinel Sheaffer'i hamburger roast at 12:30 p. m. fan, (15.00; Pencil, Valiant Pan. - Dunk the Wednesday at the Markham pi. didate program at the Naval train- home Saturday evening. Guests home of Mrs. Edward Wells. Pr ing station. Newport, n. I. i were Mi. and Mrs. (.ioorgre Schanck $5.00. Complete en- Outstanding F. A. DeMarif, former pastor, will Miss "Jane Covant of Battin rd.' and children Gale and Barry and ttmble in gift caie, buy! $12.50; he, the speaker. is on a two weeks' vacation from I house guest, Miss Shirley Schanck, $20.00; no fed. tax v> fed. ta« SINCE 189 6 ' Robert Hulsc, 11, of Ocranport her position as librarian, nnd Mrs. Danberry, all of Trenton; ave. fell from a tree Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. George Curchin Mrs. John Hertle, Mr. and fractured r>i« right heel. He was have returned from a week's tour William O. Reya, Mr. and Mrs. The- taken to TUvervinv hoiptial. where if Virginia. They stopped at Wil- odore O. Bailey, Miss Marie Bailey, he was treated and released. liamsburg. Miss Marie Reisinger, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davison, borough proper-] w- P'ers°n Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Au- Warren Babcock I.* vacationing 1 from his position in New York city. ty custodian, is on two week* va- gustus Bailey and daughter Adele, The country fair committee of cation. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jay Baker, Jack Embury Methodist church meets Miss Jane England of River rd, I Mil1*' Ml- an<1 Mr"- K'rd RED BANK. N. J. Mi tonight at 8 o'clock in the church has returned from a. month'n vaca- " Anna Dean. Miss Vivian Dean, hall,11. ! tion with her grandparents of! »red Dean Jr. and Ralph Dean. Mr. und Mrs. Charles S. Hani- Wampee. S. C. ; snn of Riverview ave. weie hosts Mr. arid Mrs. William Kelly and j Thursday night nt a corn and thtre children of this place and Leonardo frankfurter roast nn the lawn of Mr. Kelly's parents. Mr. and Mrs.; Mrs. Matthew Er«,!ine celebrated their home to members of the Mr. Thomas Kelly of Everett, made a. her birthday Saturday. Guests were and Mrs. Club of Trinity Episcopal trip to Pennsylvania Sunday in the John and Nancy Schmidt of this church, Red Bank. Guests included new Dodge sedan won at the Holy place and Clifford Bedell of Prince- NOW IS WE TIMS Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Zoldak, Jr.. Cross, Rumson, church fair. Mr. ton. Mrs, Carl A. SwertfcKer, Mr. and and Mrs. William Kelly's daughter, l Word has been received here that Mrs. Richard A. Kirby. Mr. and Maigaret Marie, 3 j, was the win- Lieut and Mrs. Frank Kilduff are Mrs. Robert F. Worden, Mr. and ner- of the car. parents of a second «on, born the TO BUY THE BEST! Mrs. J. E. Robertson, Miss Hazel Mr. and Mis. Robert G. Il»ley | past month in Japan. Lieut. Kil- Duschele, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. have 'Ruined home from their; duff of this place is serving in Clark. Plans were discussed11*or a camp in Canada, where they have Korea. Mrs. Kilduff is the former business meeting which will be been on vacation. Mies Mary Preuster »f Burlington held at the residence of Mr. and Thomas Emmons. an employee of ave. • GOOQAEAR Mrs. Swertfeger. the borough sanitation department, Renee Gauch. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mm. Harry C. Mottnrd of Branch suffered a broken ankle in a fall Harry A. Gauch, Jrt Highland ave.. ave. i* a surgical patient at River- last week In South Carolina, where had a party Sunday on his second view hospital. he and Mrs. Emmons were (pend- birthday. The drama department of the ing a vacation, They returned Mr. and Mi«. Frank F X. Kil- home thi« wQek. M,., Emmoni will TIRES Woman's club were guests at duff of Me'.uehtn. foimcily of this ' luncheon Thursday in the Rumson be laid up six weeks. place, spent Sunday with Mr. Kil- ! home of Mn. Lewis Prentice. Plans The Fair Haven ichool will re- duff's sister and husband, Mr. and for the year were discussed. Yes- open Wednesday. Sept. t. All the Mis. Frank F. Miller. John Kil- , terday at the club, the art depart- • lasses will be held in Willow 8t. duff and family nf Jackson Heights, are the best! ment met. with Mrs. Richard Doug- .school because Knollwood school is L. I., were also Sunday guests heie. las presiding. The club's luncheon not yet completed. High »chool stu- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lowenstern will b.» held Sept. 13 at Deal Golf dent* may get their bus ticket* at of West New York, and Mr. and club. Mrs. Wellington Wllkins, Jr., the Willow st. school tomorrow be- Mr*. Samuel Lewis. Jr.. New York In times like these, far- ia chairman. tween 8:30 and 11:30 a. m. city, were week-end guests of Mrs. sighted people naturally A Brand New Kitchen For You Philip McNally. 12. «as treated Only on» collection will be made Ix-vvia' iislei, Mrs. Belle Uold Cross. 1. for lacerations to his face and nose by the sanitation department La- buy the best. And when it at Riverview hospital last Tliuis- l>oi da; and that will h« In the Holland exported $7,500,000 worth comes to tires, they buy day. He fell in a sand pit. eatly morning. Garbage only will of flower bulbs, mostly inilrc In At Little Cash Outlay! TTrrhniJ Shd.lkt.i, t,vu-aliu-tt-litaif ''^ i*n.Ktu up. [he best liiea. Thai's wily more car owners today are Yes, you can have that sparkling, new turning to Goodyear tires. That's why we're having a hard time keeping You want a heating oil modern kitchen wiu'tr al\\a\* dreamed Goodyear tires in stock — despite the fact that the NEW that ignites readily and Goodyear makes more tires than any other manu- about . . . rifjht now I Lack of ready burns cleanly. Such a fur- facturer in the world. Even if we are temporarily nace oil is efficient and cash need not delay the iiiMallalion . . . out of your tire size, it will pay you to place your economical, and gives you order now for earliest possible delivc ,. for Merchant* Trim! 4!oiii|mn> will »up- trouble-free burner opera- ply the necessary fund* ttuoii^h an KHA tion. Such a furnace oil is Sunheat. Title I Loan. Ju«t bring n»> an rstimalr Trade new miles for old of the entire rosl and wv will handle all PRESENTS NIGHTLY *O% of all tlra trouble) pccuri In th* lait 10% of the detaili. tire) life. Why take) chants* with worn, smooth THE I.OVFI.V, T4I.ENTED flrei? We'll trade now Oaodyaar mile* f«r th* remaining unsafe rrnloag* In your present tlrwi. Oot out of tho "danger tone" —go Ooodyear. Von Can l'a> (her ;i .'{-War Period And for safer driving, got MfeOuard Safety Tubei. Willi an J HA I ill.- J ELISE MICHELE AT THE CONSOLE OF THE FOR AN UNFAILING MODERNIZATION HAMMOND ORGAN R*mtmb*r, If w« don't have LOAN /our tir« six* today, it will OIL SUPPLY THIS Be turr to vialt the Shore1, nenmt and moat pay you to wait for n«w Good- beautiful restaurant and cocktail lounge. Tonj- SyheMer, f'BI'a original "Serving tlw Shore" Crystal Brook Inn MOUNT TIRE SERVICE RED BANK 'MERCMNIS 75 WHITE STREET KOI IK 3.1 — EATONTOWIV, N. J. RED BANK, N. J. PHONE RE 6-0484 6-0248 <:ATKRIN<; TO \*KI>I>IN<.S, BANOIHTS, TARTIES urn TVAVK
b«en spending the •ummer IB mainr. leturnfd home yesterday. Irs. Malcolm Bell Fred Farwell of Blnffham av«., Runuson. left this morning forCaps Porpoise, Me, whera the Helling Years of Age Dredging company haj a contract for the dredging of a harbor. The Open Home Parly company has just completed the dredging of Belford creek and the Held at Kalontottn dredger is being towed to Maine. Mr. Farwell expects to return from lilrt. Malcolm T Bell of Asbury the tow ing trip in two weeks. Ink, for many yrars a resident of litontown. "as honored Thursday John Rawley of Washington St. Iternoijn on Ihe occasion of her had a fish hook removed from a Ith birthday. finger of his right hand Monday |An opi-n liou^e waj. held by her at Rlverview hospital. Howard Ttlton of Center tt. while lece and tuu nephews, Mr*. Een- "- S linin VanKeuien, Councilman walklnK on the bulkhead on the |red S. Moirin and Ralph Morris riverfront Tuesday, fell Into the the councilman'* home. A lawn water and Injured his left shoul- der. He was treated at Riverview Itrty was held, main decoration be- hospital. lt; a laige birthday cake. Many |ft» »ri|. iciiiifd as were flora! Jack McHugh. Jr. of Lafayette st. is & surgical patient at Rtvtr- eccs and greeting cards. In the view hospital. t a family dinner was held, rs. Fred S. Morris being the host- s'' Acme's everyday low price* en every item I Attending the open bouse were New Legion Post savei you more on your total tood b•!!! \s. Mary Anderson. Mrs. Earl Be sure to buy enough. kadbeatei. Mr.". Geoiga Myers, \J ALL ACME MARKETS Irs. Guy Steven*, Mrs. Fred G. Seeks Members leelman, Mrs. Clifford Brower, WILL Bt CLOSED ALL DAY Irs. Ray Tiifiprr, Mrs. William E.m- Jewish War Veta Meet on.« and son Tommy, Mis. Thomas MONDAY,MONDAY, SfPT. 4th,4th, LABOR DAYDAY I II II ' II fuchpolc, Mrs. Albeit Wolcott, At Community Center is. Maurice Whalen. Mrs. Kustace Members i>f the new Jewish War ACME I'hite, Mrs. fcly Miller, Miss Lil- Veterans of Red Bulk are con- Open Fridays Until 9 p. iw. I nellman sNwyoiinaise |in Handler and Miss M. Elisabeth ducting a membership campaign FRESH FRUITS Special for on« w««k only! Try our . i»g>nj>on. all nf Ealuntovvn. according to plans made at an or- top-quality Hom-de-lite mayonna.se), .' ' --nlhei.s pireent weic Mr. and Mrs.' ganizational meeting Monday at und 16-01. jar 35c. , t.m l" [rank T. Bell and Mrs. Howard I the Jewish Community center on Extra Larg* California anil duuRlueis Pntty and 1 Riverside ave. Harry Cohen, com- .VEGETABLES lurlry. Ashury I'ark; Francis Her- mander, and Gcs'.ion Miller, senior t 16 or. «fl" Til, Hiiniiir. Mw. Carl White- vice rummander. inducted eight 1 week enly lir.«t and Mrs. Roy Paison.s Jjonlt new members Monday, Cantaloupes - 19c I Campbell's Pork & Beans lie • ranch: Mia. Harold Nevius and According to Comdr. Cohen the lijM Maiy Bordrn. Shrewsbury, and new post, which was formed Juit -r- IMAIT-O-CMICKIH Jrs. Gortlen Biddle and daughter a week ago, has 22 members. They Jumbo Sizo California Cantaloupot 23c I UnO Chunk fotk PUUM |arol Ann of Wa^hinginn, D. C. have net a goal of 12.") to 130 mem- Vanilla Wafers "ST* 29c bers by Jan., 1951, when the ohar- W ler will be closed. All Jewiah war Krispy Crackers ZZ.. 27c Tuna %?£?% «.' 39c Rum son veterans living in Red Bank And A the su'rminrtir- arm have been In- Fresh CORN as 6—19c | Good will Methodist church will Cheese Ritz Lobster — .-. -. 39c turkey dinnri Thursday, vited to attend meeting* and be- Especially delicious served with plenty of Louello prize butter! ST jppt. H, from 5 to 7.30 p.m. come members. The nenl meeting Fgeos Pink Salmon 'IT" 39c JLila Hollennaugh, daughter of will he Tuesday at the Community |r.«. I.il.i Holleiibaiifjh of Forest Center. Spanish Rice m [•?., celebrated her fourth birthday As trie post plan* progress a Hormel Spam"" ",t!"l 49c Hturduy with a party. Attending ladles' auxiliary wilt be formed. Full Podded Lima Beans 2- 15c Illll'l, With M«al and MuihrMmt *re Catherine and Rickey Butt, A special meeting will be called Lorge, tender fresh, green lima beans at their best! V*, Gulden's Mustard!".',". 13c jichard and Wrndy Sue Ward, for this purpose next month. [oily Berkenshlre and Paula La- Spaghetti Sauce J-T 16c C [rottrria. I Honeydews SLt^. -* 49c Lemons dOZ* "•»»29c Heinz Pickles 1^L 21c Hamburger .T"..' 'n n«. Nn41 c s Elizabeth Monerieff of Claridge Franks • '^'51c Clapp's Cereal V; 15c lellevue ave. is on a weeks, vaca- Nearby Tomatoes * 10c Jersey Red Apples* 10c lon from her position with the J lugar Bn»l. Miss Monerieff will Cauliflower'*:i, '-'23c Peaches T.:r 3-25c ' Beech-Nut Beech-Nut Peter Pan liter nurse's training at Monmouth lemorial hospital In September. By MAURINE DOYLE I John Baumgardth of Black Point Strained Baby Chopped Jr. Peanut Butter ll. Is on three week's vacation 0AV IT WITH ORAYI A l lorn his pwiition with Castcraft Double your Foods 10 ll 93c oods 6 7.T 83c T 35c l.boratories, Brooklyn. The back-to-school crowd will bt BAKERY Tim~at Qtttlir ' ]Mn. Ruth r-iejka of Lafayette money back reciting In gray . . , gray In ' ^, Alt VtrUlIf! Ftalurrd al All Armti! Why Pay Mort! is on a week's vacation from every conceivable tone and fab- if you do not er position at Uiu borough clerk's ric. It doesn't agre* that MIT IUY M-n. lire. show the dirt Supreme White Popping Corn 18c Sweet Pickles ^.o T 15c tathryn Betts and Patricia Des- and it is «. mow S • a b r o o k Wees1.. >m Jiond returned Saturday after a wonderful base Farms frosted Forks, Spoons pellets •» M 9c Pickled Spears "Z2$. 25c leeks vacatinn at Hidden Valley, for bold, bril- IBfM |ak« Lu/erne, N. Y. liant accessor- 'foods art Bread-14c Paper Plates 10c Stuffed Olives ";;"., 29c lMrs. Albert Miederer of 85 Ea.it ies. Watch for [iver id. Is on vacation from her topi! "DATED" for freshness. Enriched otlvl it with plaid! Drinking Straws .1 IN Stuffed Olives V:::t 29c sit ion at Yanko's department Aa long aa It for nutrition! Buy enough (or the Ollv ore, Red Bank, and her daughter, is gray, it will PARMDALE FANCY IABY iss Gladys Niederer, from her po- double holiday. m. Waxtex Wax Paper 'IT 23c Plain Olives " ,...,., 19c be a winner 12-es. Ition with the Joseph G. McCue with the Potato Chips J,:;i. 25c 1»1 estate agency here. They are American Limas 19c Reynolds Wrap 2 ~* 49c •sending thij week in the Pocono school girl. Victor Bread 10c fountains in Pennsylvania, With Pretzel Stix"SI '" 49c Ideal loot" for the small family. , Napkins Item are Mrs. Lyall Enstice of Al- The American school girl know* In st., who Is employed at the Colored Napkins ™\tZ 10c Sandwich Bags .» M 8c |.'rlght store, Red Rnnk; her the value nf • meticulous ap- Lemonade 19c aughter, Miss Janet Enslice, and pearance. That Is why we in- •new Cr»» C«n«nlr«t««\ M«IIH 1'i FreshRolls Z£r"l 16c v lias Betty Ryan of Church St. vite the classroom crowd to In- Armour's Star Educator Clapp's | Mr. and Mrs. James Lemig and aughler Plane of Camp Gordon, spect pjr back-to-school collec- MAIIOOK IIIDJIYI Breakfast Cake 1' 29c tion. Gsbardine. faille, plaid 25c STICKY Chopped Ham Strained Baby lugusta. lii, spent a week with 4 Jir. and Mrs. Fred Russell. Mr. cotton, whatever her fancy, she CRAX Foods 10 r: 93c lemig is a radio instructor at is sure to find the dresses that Succotash 27c Cinnamon Guns .?? 35c ":: 55c lamp Gordon. Kerp m Trim f.mnt an Kimil AH behave at class If aht comes to 1 Crackers 1 Mr. »nd Mm. Howard Stanley of Spinach TSXT IT Danish Pecan Ring 39c Jelham Manor, N. X., are visiting IIAIt00K VIMINIA Uf lOUIIANA Armour's Clapp's Jr. and Mrs. Richard J. Effrary of Cauliflower •''indmill lane. Carolina Crunch Ring 39c Potted Meat Chopped Jr. 1 The public schools will reopen Broccoli 29c 27c I'ednesday. _ T 16c A real treat with Ideal Foods 6 ",*;: 83c J Kathryn Briskey of East River Cottons, inc. creamy peanut butter. ll. punctured her forehead and MMI Concentrated Angel Food Try « Cm Toia}'. * Fimturtd at Alt At met! lglft thc«k and lacerated her right 7 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. :pv lyebrow when she fell on a rake Ml Candy Dtparlment " *" Iver the week-end. She was treated Hours. 9 30 to 5:30 - Fri. span Orange Juice 21L ca.m *t# t Cake^rf 29c Pineapple Juice ^, 15c ' MantiaoHaw (-*l. 1Q It Monmouth Memorial hospital. till nine! Each can makei 1 !'i pints pure juice. H rti 0< ttrt lllra. William T. Plum, who has Nectar AHICO" T " it. •»• JOC lvhta -tr: 19c Peanut Brittle ,r,k. 35c Orange Drink ^ eA Ideal Grape Juice ^45c Marshmallows Tl,ki31c Mp M Y DllS0N L Mt#rt °" " Merri-Mints ... ,k, 19c reaces,,«...'« i»— « v Pineapple XT" "Z 29c Orange Slices ,iT«X »., 19c i HBO A BAHTOfl AIC0 Fruit Cocktail ZZM . 33c All 5c Candy Gum 6 ""23c I mum Cherries ZZf^ *:: 12c Salted Peanuts ™:L u, 19c 4 lb. prinfi O C- Princess Colored Margarine *l:l*Zlb. carton 4«rV farkfly or Ailiwitt C«!or#H Morg«rin« '< Ih printt, Ih f«r»«« ??• Swiss Cheese i5?» P^olone Choc. Milk 23« 22c Smoked Pabst-ett «scie« • • m 59c Sharp Cheese Whele er ""ShtN*k lb. „, Loaf Cheese HAMS Half Sliced Full Cut H«IT—Short Shank. BUTT HALf lb. 63e
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New Crop Dai rye rest Ice Cream Under 17 lbs. The, *• creemr, ts smeeKi, ts ee- Frmcii Firit lb. fceiillfal, IktolTh. ...lity ,...»t! TURKEYS poltern, French' Melts^ef .., I,. . __ Tender, juieyt DRAWN TURKIYS lb. 73c. Equal *elue f« rhete $2».?5 Iniptrel peripc. Bargindy Bo Modorn — Sorvo Acmo Froth psllern, plare-ietlinf. Fresh Ground Beef |3«.7S Frottod fithl Federal tax P«r»pf. Whole Canned Horns F-tth f*r>itt?J t.«ri is f-ethtr than tftih' Ir'i quick Included, plate-ieitini. ruii row Ihif • Ocun Frem • (:»>or! Try icmt todiy! Atcvtketi Sausage Meat 59c Haddock Fillet ;. 45c REfD* BARTON Pollock Fillet ,:. 29c Assorted Cold Cuts » 65c one of lherm,iny beautiful Salmon Steak jni In to lid >j|vrr by Meed JiM «n» o( ihe mnnj beautiful fnt »MflWf> Barton, nrnier rraflinien lot ociigne in solid nli»r hy Rffl| over 125 jean. « Birton, mmier rraltimin fsr i •vtr 12} jeori. Last Chance to Save Over 40% On Household Institute Waterless Cookware Offer «n«ji Sepr. 1«»h Claridge Claridge Hl-C Planters Red Heart Meat Balls Scrub Brush WILBURS Hamburgers ORANGEADE Cocktail Dog Food 15 BROAD ST JEWELERS RED BANK -* 19c 10w r." 3k Peanuts M". 33c 3 'r. 38c 155c !^*nf It mmr I tig Bri»tU$! 41c fa K,/r,,htnj! <» ))>/iVin«..' Mf A, H, «r I ! ?>g« Bfff »gfiT»TK1T. 'ArcrPT HI. 1950 HELP WANTED BOATS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES AUTOMOBILES RADIO SERVK E MAN. T. V. *ipvifnf« h' (f * MAIN COAST deiign aaffb FURNAi F. AMI n 1 I. i-n..- v MuKKAU LANIJSi. APK itri.ee. Joseph HI0HE3T PRICES for your ••>•! car. Wa AM1UUF.S—Bomhi sin snld. Made "n| MM,I HK1 I. Mnnan. Jl . lannsrap. ronsuUanl bu>. wa fce.l, »t irsde. \_nasl Auto r>o< iif c» -P-TJ . Wnl», "Radio," Box SP»1 I. roomy, two Bfii ot wilt, Pmal 17 Mechan.e sir,il. Phone HL , ^m 'h M Far H.ver., 511. R--d Bank, ftnt.ng qualifications und :E 7-I r,T«-' !!nl» I » ' HI-. B..T.4" Hnd n.nlrsrli.r. (wii.ral landfeCapinp. m- Sales, lr.,.. 149 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. f.j.ii. _ I"'- ' <:*• *• m'ary exppr'i"d.__ BOAT TRAILER. Maiiterrraft. u»fd. nt.,,.,el. Par .. ii 'I - n if e«i male., n.ait* leaning, iiitnl I'hone KL 8.',224 WANT ADS • niTul:i I Nn TOY FO\. TKHRIERS am i i, nioiinK and tr mminj:. lawni. IO- TO PL'H'HASE I.aie mod.' us'd carCARPENTERS, . Experipncrd mechanirB ihti ipring. ].!-foni bourn. Boats t- t,,l'i;nH •!< I'iis.i-.ri* Inra'ion I'n.l'i pref.rnh.y r- \-.> in.ln. lian Ilonoxan. omy, t r.ariei B. H--niblinB A Son, 107 11. Pnrr |6U. Vrtter's Landing, DISCOMIMJED wajnaL.e and lun- __ « ••••••• » v l.r.r a hi-... W>iil_Kront hi.. Red Bank." __ in ••:i'^-M.i Ne, k. Ma.! in: a.ldre.*. K. I H. I., 1'rte- Phom HF. C-12T6-J Mfinmnuth $t . R*<1_ Bank. last «a.. tatMia I«i •>.!• IUMI : II SCHOfl'LBl'S ""l.-,.pa!"".Mig. i. (~hevr,j>l. CHRlS-Cft'AfT outboard motori. 5'• :>ass \\. h,ii NCIRCF. KEI RHJKH.VI'lU. ' your home. Va.j.a u> 112.m. r« ' ETEI TllK'lA"*- AVAILAIiLS "~eve~ni'niii THE STEINBACH (OMPANY. Red ti. No money down. Termg arran tm.r irau n il I ..nil r a'l steel boiiv. A-l eondit-on. J- »'. 'dur'n [.andine. Zti West Front Classified IJ 98 fcr 10 s.iig:. rel.i Kiann . R..I K \ nnd i.e. k-i (ids. Hou-e nirinii. oill.el*, Mull.-.. R.K H'..ioV. lulu". Valid-rlmm. Bank art- arresting application! nstalliil on of fi .rues and household IP- Ta-cta and Wa'.lpaaan, 2t Mor ilnMI. s I' M STUIIERAKER, 2-t nick, lack body. for exprnenced sales clerks. Appiy _ 'pl;ni-«.*. Klecli.ia -terns obta:nal-le at 1U1'.1. ln,i|i"i nrlch. I'ricnl for yuicl. T-Foot~T>OR"T~€~Ti. p. wWoiTfiir 1 at office on mctianine, 121 Broad Advertising Rates moj'.Ji st.eaL ' liEKP ' I'REE/.K ,| ...iril pi.re. I'hnne RE fi-l.'.jC ; ^ laV. Call A'l 1-Il2^--J board, nr will trade for 16-fool -" 1 1 -• a i. St.. Hed Bank. board with 5 h p motor. Phone A 1.1) I H)U KVfcHY "1 K, f.H. al SI-' ru3"TT5Blf*K coSfVERflRUS e..ui.. En". 3» Word* MIMMLM _ 60 m I fl.'MlH SASDINIJ and nfin.ih nj. K-ne, lop, ! MS Komi. I a.. RE 6- _j232 until .1 P. M. i-MM.rr. tuan M.-j * NURSESY SCHOOL teach, r. Mu*t~hr BUlLh V(KJR OWNI Nin^-fooVHag c.l.s. H>M <•> list l 461 Hmau 33- n.h bj 1,,.,-r' a' - 1 Ii-J I'h'.T • 11H ii. J.J I heiry >l. Phone RE 6-4052-J.* 2 4 I :t £*, n Ann : ^' a, S? word* or fnr -.l fo ennip.ti.iit dm.r. Phone_ DF._T.2l!B5. •en *hfl'. kit* fT(5.*J0 V. O. B.: 6(' I,. M-rxh Oil. ShlK HKATKR in.- II Ji lVll CHRYSLER f T7|,.... " ..'ilan.Tx- • fn- hairi SAl.F.SWOMEN. E:.iie"rienced. Permaiient dm- ruwboBtn, Uyor nailing dinki, E 1 K\c KI.I.KN I I'.IiY Mr i k I u.iil t«. mm.: hi. i.a..,nal, • II, .nia MUM ING- Large fields ami along dm.- eylind'.. imlui. hi »u I >l i.in- • rpd''t or ri' sh • fi :i po- t niis Kefer.nces regulred. Apply de (iu! hoard motors. Everything fi .crrinl"!. l fl^i Kfc -' - - rKICIIlAIRK UK! H «... I all E.l"ard I'rosl. KK 6-di. nn I a.I HK H-.11U o: Ml .i-"i;''-M * boatman at Thr Batman's Shop *tH B: dnuh e fc'.e. af|._.-. I1 M. J Yank,,, .in Broad M.. Red Hank. K\ >••••* art 1 Oc id- |U»Y.\L. l{i;MIN(j ION. Lnilerwouil. am '••.'.,' | I. . fr.i. BOO.I l.il.K, STE5f()t;"RAPHEli With "some know- Wharl avr. Phone RE 6-031 1. L. c . Sm.lb Ul't-w liter*, low »» $:'.'... CENERAI. BUII.n.Nfi rontrauor. So iiVlHTE fiv -ion lin. body irm-k i 3 rs *". BOATMEN!-All your boating n*!*da 1 rl. ledi.-' (if bookke.ping. Steady position. Kfcoii'litioned. irunnnteefl .Sfri..i-o' t I ' lllNINi; r.llDM SET. joli tun ;nrue or- too sma'!. (arlientfl forn-ar.l and lei.r.. ...n.-li. Knmson drr onr roof. Wr rBrry thp lar r a^ 'j. e»H *r re.te-1 wo.k. ma.on work, ps.ntintt. pap.-- fi.'l Aid Suuad Horoiifh Ha:!. Rumson, Must have car In travel lo and from no Monmouih atretl. rtione Rfc 6 H I'h -J \w\ of mar.nr »ui>p.U-n in New J#r srmf i.t i* n strred by Ill II.I'IM.S i -uMtNti ">i.i\ HARLEY-DAVM.SON mntorevrle. nd t'ubliralionii. Thr Bnalman's S L'.-KH ' V ti ,' - .'1". K'ifr-lhnK "H.njr. jonf- e.illei:e Sept. ». Write, '"Stenographer," \V# rut • •• p * >• ll I'DUft-RLRNKn mi ian«r. |i:,. SJ Villa MoTrFliAtiBS—We "buy and lell mort- Model 4.-.. Acre*!.M'.e< llie|,,,|e,|. PhoilC 4 Wharf »vr. phoi.*> RE 1.-0311. i.. ond t.nliril I «>' . t». I. .-. mil !!.[•-,* \V mituiv* anil lUi'tts Two B.u SI I. Red Bank." *"* detected cr pi. Kat.iiilnwn.- x\t't Roynton 4 Hoyntnn. S IJrum- AT 1 -jvj 4 J. _ WATEft WTH'M outboard. 3 h. p.. : In n 4 clirrKTHoUSEKEEPER Permanent. before ! hf srr.>mi •i.urrt.un. W . *»:.il. I II'll.' . MO l-l. m-iid i.l Phone RK_ *- ^-'^ J»JlJL-. '.^I- F'oRTl A modi I rouin.. Call lit Fair 9-foot rowhogt, nrw oari, $16. W • 33-Gi Whilr ll.. KKKMDRK AUTIIMATIC »,,l,,i.« ma. Sleep in, .mill home, two adults, two i M lir-i «rtvft seme.is » • ht ATTKNTION:—We h»'« wtjlli 1 ha!^ JO Bay fct-. R-.mton.* fi s' m;i*l be »r»M rn ne. Si;:,, hit f.irlhn- .nf'iimatx.i.. Haven rd.. Kair Hasin. _ children Own mom. hath, radio. No rec*' \rd UP to h P. M. on ftfit- r,f t .1 :ii Ihr nr i>f I'l mi.-i.il a at-HOL'R SERVICE on Ua repair ol r 1 nirwoorl. Mils'. rail Mn. /.'inm.r. Y.S n.l"»i', r I 16.".!' 193J WILLYS OVERLAND. Minor good, laundry, f I Sn J'hone KII_J-II7« TowEfiAT lfi 4'V with' oiVtboard" rridh.v. CAT; ' 'M OU'.« »<|vri - raiiioi and electrical apiilianrai. hody poor. |T:., 61II .'',di.. . aie.. i,, m, ha*.na, lo.i.ta ami mnl.r- he i. y 1^ months, Y'.y- \.rt r, w.th H'rU.u (inaranlif il ill Blnt'K I94H. fnur-drior Super "7adm, d p J. J . SrhwartiShat , 22 LewiLew! IIt.t , Phon- AT 1-0218.- iali.iif'1. h.lchin links. lialur.iiK the fa- ' Radio and Electrio Shop, II Weat No c»nff..atiMti *.'i be • '- L'I- I all y.\ ?,. I 'ififl, I wi ,t;iiK. VXr.ifhl floie, "" Monmnuth hra.ei-, nylon sit Ii roieri,. Pruau own- Ea^onto*vji CAPE I'OI>. U-footrr. Rhodes del ••pied for ri change* nimif in Front >t., Red Bank. Fhona I-2TU. er. ''*v mileajye. c.\[-iliiiil condition. 1 C..I>I fired healing plants for mam hial at Ifi I anv ave, I St.. R.d R*r.k. ONE JVTECHANH: and one man to grease Marconi riK. nylon aaila. (iood . e.ai-fitiea *<.* one hour after re- Phone »,O fi-.-'Mfi- W , dition. rhone RL a.|»63-M.' ceipt «t oflit e. hnt vater tioiii nr hi.t a .- t>.! IMI ... • i | 1'fcEtl.IKEll-l EEII- Ci. I.. F. quality. HOUSF P'ATNT.NG^wanTed. Interior or cars Must have experience. Buhler unn-ns order, »";:,.• I.jv.ng raash !4.'.'i. gro«'r J4.:,.., oulaide. rontrart. or by day. Learh 19Si" CHEVROLET I'.-ton tiuek. Itae» and Bluer Broadand Thh-d^_Keyport._ WE ("ATI iSSfJBE your outboard mo Phone Red Bank 6-0013 _ body. dual. I29J. Phone I.O 6-4D6T-M.' boat and motor for as little a* I furl tanks and ,c|>!:r tanks. Kahni.ti-.e. i ,-: K.\ .I.I.I." ulart'r I4>1. Ilany 5.'l-'.'. h"R lallon t ( „>:». In.! Ml .-,-llS.K nr RE6-O931-J. ••A'LilTLE .IUf THE way. but less to and blaik pine and fitt.iillh. n.l>i;< i I'KIHCHKK l-i.il. S|.an,.\ tm> months. , *«'•••. "•"" <"•< " Ha* ll'""'1 ' •' TRASH REMOVAL i.'rvie-t' "Attics. iel- NURSEMAID—Under 85. Winter year. Rotnton Waterbury, Realtor 11 Hume * linv.s. I'honi' RK Jiay." (^ju-cFiilly H.-lirled. low mileage tuning and fitLnii.. *o i I !'*" ami 'it- I. mn'" . l.ulT io'. l':ill AT 1 -HI.-.». "H" • lun, garages. rlianeii. Reasonable New York. Experi#nc«d, thrp*- iiror. 16 West Front !t. Phone t.niis. A larje ass..-Imc'it of el.l'tni rau. Ouisundiiig v.-iliien. all pr.i-ed br- (iCli.TllklKM .'I l.iiii.1 Cnod roiV- ' «.01 11.1 anri gaa wptf:- heatcis elirtnc anil tfiis , MUST SELL immediate:.i. T. n-.nrh TV. loiv the prevallinK mnrUI: lt'3'.l Hllick 4- yeir sir!, tiooi lalarjr, good job* JTl'ir'Oiif "SE. SKJFV. Chryiler AcT LOST AND FOUND ill .HI. |.ol Mr.. H'rts 4 nr ji moms. T'llU(TflS(J~Fill~ilirr. im.veT.~loi> n>iT. ranges, 'rrlr.c >efi .jfirat urs ami Iri-i /. • •k. Kimil i( II' to door a.dan SPCCHI, 11*42 I'iymouth iwu- Phone RE «-2069. or. h.> h. p.. In watrr, ready to U . I...in l.i. I n . . »nnl i.ig. door sedan. IKH'J Pijmouth four.door Prire K.'.O. Phone KE 6-2135' _ and • .-,. . 1...I.: Hat.n. Sh,»v O.uiy. Phone HE «.|«:,2. Milan: 1'.»4 N Mercury ...ill io uir . HI4* I.I 1ST - anil hjirili numi'S. Nuni'nuis other i:. nis SsI.'. Illi : t.v.r.f i"om >" IM: Ka< a.\NATiTITK(>RSWAt:T. real Mtali- of- il-KOOt SHEtTER* cabin ikiit. 1IVK Hill I1KH SA.-'H. ''»(•. nlav v< n. WE i'AY nigheet prices for your poul- Cll'V.oIrt .'nil .oupi; I'I41 Ford S.iper rhs i r.i-|»-< i Mat- I Mid.lletown I'.umb.nR a.ul Hcal.ng Slip- | h.' 11 > :. IT..'.II. 4.\ Muldir'.ovMi aie., Al- fire. know kdge of bookkrepinft fBBcn- yrars old. Prrfert condition; 8:( r id K.I shiliB. I' |.-y I o., Hii:h«ay No. .1*. al H»a.Mcii's Ii .-li i h:> . i * I- fiii'I ma-1 less, and ia try. Write »r phone. Long Branch ftelu.\e i,ia::on uak'oti: ll'jy Ituiek S.- : ; v .1. A-ljvO. 5t> North Broadwar, l*>nt daoitl.. l'i,i|"H mile. I'Ml (SicMoUt t al Wondrrful nppormnity for r ffht Jerfi engine. Sre it at Monmoitth I .. Mr I .irr.fr. Midrjl'tov-II. "ne nn'e nuith of ABl F.I.Ei TUli «» t\\. party Wril<\ H. Hmisrr. ** Kimt ave., 'lub Phunt'_LO t 1690.' \ S'., Kti l:ed Bank. riioiie Ft 8-3SW. Upm .''ill.Ill MM'l.K I HRST nn ihrsi and full Branrn. /wickl's l.ivn Poiltrf Manet. Tudor iidan' I'Ml IVniil.. rliib coup. . ... I.. .1 " • h M" '"fc-l Prrferl mn a:... nilihe, I K.VPGKT DRIVING instruction!. Learn 194; Chevroln »edan d'liverv; 11. (:, At!ant> H.ehlandi. Ph AT I-0»*l. MUST SELL A"i;OOD Cli'nker built nine-i .1 ' ...... )»t , -.I'r, Tabor at.. L.M>M.M. rail RK «•" in safety, '.a drive safely. Loo*, for llolile '..-inn iiick-iilv Hlt2 Bur'. EXPKRIFN('KI) hair,.lrr-Kfrr. Full nr r«rt and outboard motor, 130. Call Rt In r" Holland. 1 |T M • f.M.i-ooMi .ireiiai: I'.it. 1-i.yinoiilrl lour- i-,,,- I! I <•• )«-v. tti.ir, "Ilainlio- fA'il. 1 the cur ir.th two steering whrcla. Pion- n' J*rd ; a Ian a M r- Mi,. l\\l:\.= l XS-.-MIillih Prartn;a.ij~ne»- nTiiiK? "Riv.::»..... nT« in Hutu driving instruction! aince r B :IJ J Rrf Bl- I Ifatril self pio|>rllcri I omb 1 ••i--- at.•! pan*. I-'\I4 r.'-.r. . I'll «\I4. I'ai: RU I-IP37J (• 1933. Easy Method Auto Driver Train- i-M terms p.ias.h'e. Ojien Sun.Uya. Wil- MAS "A*» i|ri *ml in xroccfy I IU,,,. Salts, and Sttv.ce. WlckMuol.. * I. v 1" r. . Pnunc| LO s--..U:l. l.onir Branch. Phone I.O 6-2 t5i or C-Yd'lJNt; "MAS' High" artiool Rrad'natp; I. T Vf . ' ' '•!•' it ii h l 4 i i i r• .. r .. 1 tv . R£ HJY AKISECH aecorid-hand elothea, NfHt atipraranr-', to a^sint manager in at il • v I- l( IIU » Ut "I Ur^dl A>1R. ^EEI> ANVTHlNli got ,1. S.ii, 1 KITCHEN' I'ilMRINATIoN -ink. l.alh- . contflrt work for ron at ruction com pan)'. WE WILL PURCHASK beds of lily 1 'I' r • • rii.r in., .^pt IKt ...o'l I "ii K\'''l'nl for rumpus ronm. M'IH- lie in good condition. 1. Kerber, TH. bini urdan. vood run- r lined, anl.que fin n.l u re. \\'i fu'- I'h...,, IIF I...-1I-'. room lo.l-l and lia)-n. Smith. 14 Mai>! .'lift Shr'M-sburr arc., Red Bank. Phona ning r on (lit. on, (iood i nbbn , Phync Salary and mrr, mi us inn. Apply Kelly the-vaIky. Write or phone Lov# i.l) 1 3 Nursery, Inc., Little Silver. Phone RI n.»h home?, ai.p.ilnum*. bvinKaiow* i l.H \NI>!" NTHKlt I'LIM'K. l:Ml. dininn ave ._.!• air__Hav. ii. ... r.""" - "E_.«-:- ."J^ RK fi - n <- f i ^ - M. _ . KE_6-.r.i;i7. Uui.dinf:. No. 20. Rrd Bank, from 9-10 iH Man ^ w • ' ih il' «'- mornings. . . R B. M. 1 . M Krnhld. omp'nu and nimmir homri. niiBt.is, :'i • '.mi .INI.. tnli>. «.\ i-liair*. serving •OKtiAC C)»NViSR'fl»U:."'"l94"«. ViST- rh •;'l.'. li.ill.l Hint rlpliH .-los.l, l.hair* TENDER BEAUTY iiirk.y,. Rn-ht IRON RAILINGS lac porebai. «tatc MASSEUR* • C.ood o^viortunity in t\«w 1 •'. '• 4 V rylindrr. All nTHinr.fs m.-lurt.nit Hy- East 1'ronl It. ...I'A .ii-lii.-.w rid I. two Wathrr (hair* from the loial farm when Ih'y health club. Rrd Hunk. .Steady work. grale any high ground, bank or hii •p •> ivara, ate. Mada to orrlar bs S*o- dra mat! r. E.\rclli-nt coniiitMin I h rough- 7is 1 -' •. 1.. !1 Hi (!«"*•'., ma !P, in. I *.!!>. !.hr^i> lalil'. hnnkrlt'e. see. Wri.r for inti-rvirw. "WMICO." BOX Ml. exchange for fill dirt, any quantity, t, • 1 V ; were grown. At a [IMP* lluil man's ark 1' «i• ..i • on• m. n > !••( rh some ATTENflON "HOME u WNEllSl— .,u > .• i !,.->. '.. I:. lie. Sold reasonable. Call dorf Companr, II Mftra at 9 Walt : Red Bank, or phone RE 6-4999 after other cost. P. O. Box 802, Red Bai ii • Urn a.-.i. r•h...,r hi: '.i'l them a truly woridfrful huy! I'r.iren, Ttjr'PONtMV rluiTroiTiir. 5 \-Vy7rnd7n mom y bv niuiierni. mg :onr bmi>e I., ii.... _• and .V IS llerklraa pi., or at.. Red Bank. Phona RE 1-2189. Nrw iiM.rii. new rustnm mndf m-flt cov- 7:3'. P. M. . • TO BUY--Large quantity of used yoursrlf. We. arc egu>i>i,ed to *ji'jily UK t; - 16 J.i. _ ready for Ihe nvsn, iarh liird is a r*. pao*t*d la.f.'t inf pert ion. Hcst offer MASaSEUSES- Full and parMimf. Rtd >tt from large home, churches, you with n : the malrriais life, s-aiy. I HI i H.'MntiiRllI.A TV. lamiis'.~i.'iteh.i prime beamy, ho m.ity ami luscious- fo K TN SUH ASOE ~(i. Phnnr KE fi-2Mfi. Bank. Steady rmployment. State qu«l- Phone HI 3-tO.VV" FOR SALE Small monthly payments arrai:ir'.l on 'al.. iin.i .-hi.'i' ear'y colonial lies; K. H. Stout. Ltwil building. 77-ft Ifir^'ions and cM>rricnce t') ' Weitru." pur.'hHSe of any mauiialr.. Here m. ly juicy, it's a niiv kind of ratine tfKUSUAl/* .SEASONAL '" VALLfK' -1 !»TO PIANO Any kind, liny condition. v.i,..ifn-li.r rlo.-k-. eirla-Inal oil and water Hroml Htreet I above Newbe.rrf ator»* Huirlv ctitivcrtiblc. »< *• t«n.. f.mr KOO.1 Bo-. Ml. Red Hank, or phone RE 6- some of Ihr joait you ran : 1 VileBsuif. Smh elm.ct siii'.i. fnniy Tenr.rr. 2S Prarl St., Lakewooo. PI- I' ,-, i- il-:""*, nla*i anil i-h'na, tl'Slt.a.v white wallji, r«fjin and hra.rr. pican in- 4.ty«t nfin- ;:•'.') r. M. Alt;c iniulatinn. at'l'l cat on ,.f hlf- (iUTTEHg. LEADOIS. in "copptr or ga,- LA B-2l9fl. CALL US WHtN ttil.ng rour ttillQUii. birds normally I'll for -•! eenli a sifif ii nd oul. Mot oi, m rljuf tf ••-. t inri-.- board, in kit'hen or bath-lin.'h virir • i.i. t. I (lili.r .urn* Coiliy. Phone vanized. Call ua for aa ratimata or. PAINTERS -Only mrchanirs nprd'apply. china, bric-a-brac tnc! houaehnld ar- III' I...IJ... _ v* rhftM.' «l 1 h *s •iimnni. An SEWING MACHINES. All kind* hou iintemtnt .,r attic into a tilayioorn. li.d- pound, but to emi.lv out fne/.er for any ahfet mtial work. J. V. Boxart, 71 tall at fi P. M.. Ul fi-asil-J. ticiei. Sra Bright Anti.mt k Gift 1 buy, •6(Hi. Vhunr RE 6- :.1 to $ 12.*> cash: also cash regis rnoni or den. I unnilrte line of lumliri. I DMIIIN \I'IIIN .ad -i.-phnnngratih.' Be'aii- some needed lepatt*. [n. f.iiic !h I Koater I'.rfet, R.vcr Plata, B«d Bank. ENPKftlEN) ED "(iROCERY^Icik. Apply Show*. riiotit f»a B.'lgBt 2-000». or 1 from fin to f.f'.O: typewrites 13 : : f i mail'..'am . alrne! I.I r.f.,1 .|; >. 4.M4-K. A Ri.niM.-ili i:>9 Monmouth St., Red T Bh f4IST m ,lwnik. imrdwai--. ra.m. vail lioaril. week i« on'v fi'i 11 II. s a pound. Phone R H «-'iT»«-al $1 1 II : arlrfinn marhi^e. etc. Will inofinir. ml in. iilynncid. door... « n.l.ni-, 1. ..ii. B..' .'ITr,. \'.n elertnr aleam at UKKNS l"N>TALl,Et"l. mane, to order", BunV. : l'/3!» I-ltRIi SEDAN*. H'rhHnii'nMy'KIMMI. ( • w h *• re. a ii v t m e. ^J*h o n *•_ A P \ -^' inhil'MtuM, . I • '•; I I.. • -. and T .iVnrk. in .loin- nrd'r no'i, brfoir- Ihri'ie im.ntina. od ; Jolji done. Call RE I-EnKl:i«h Sale I nmpan}, Jurf* drnir is. t hinrs.. To work on nkirti. jackrt I . ANTIQUES -Best prices paid. Vh Contents of hoir.fi. alorei. estlles. al ll.addni't (orncr. H.dd:clcinn. I'lu.i.c , TIKM'ln P1K llVF.N. nt.ani tah>. Kr.". oi:\-,. jm»swarr, pictures, statues, jew* '! T«w, RF f »!:*: eellira, arici. china, glassware, an- IlK ^-44 14 ' I HMUVEH LI.EANEhS nimred. bruMm Srhwart-.. J j LPWI.-. st., Kfttontow n. metal toyg. Ism pi, old revolvers, *i - i-i piini.e ni" i.'i'I.-,::!J!- " 19*48 (HUDSON s,\ «rHAti. line "i 'at tiques, art objcL-ti and all bric-a- 'ifffES-1c"efr»»di'n«. lu'omziim MH ready, Ihroiv a«ay | 16 rtbriitled. Allen Electric Shop. It thp fMTpt in II ally l i Bofli .\cfllent condition. raphc r, apple pickers, farm laborrrR, [trinjf St., Red Bank. Phon* RE minutt* lo put loanerB on nhile «e re- • frer'.er, it's a liargain. Sm • 11 to dealem Phonr RE 6-0176. Fhona Red Bank i-llil. call your tire*. No charge for loan, r COMPLETE LANDSCAPB Hrrlca. •!^iry ijirmers, tailor, cabinet maktr. In* itorW up noiv. If you're feeding FORIt STATION WACON, 19 40. (iood srrvi'-t. Mount Trr S'rv,re. T.'i White TWO ll F. 1HIXKS. Vn good Vonditinn. »:, 1'innti, ihrubi, treea, aupflied and _ rendition. J.".'tO. Phono M() 1 -22.'.«.• trriype oi-crator and repairman. Lino- GRAND PIANO-From private pa FAN BELTS~AND PUjXbYS for elec- ItfiJ B»nk. Phone RE 6-n4"4 a rrowd for the holiday week-run1, ly pe uprrator. offBtt prrstman, m»chin- n.irl JIu rar-h. One refriirerator needs planted. Lawna mada or renorated. 1934 CHEVROLET "sedan," Mait^r." fair Any size fnr studio. Steinway or | tric motore in atock. Duuglaa Kla(- _ rep...-.. «:.. Phone EA 3-CKI93-M. _ a big turlny is a perfect, idea. Serve condition. Can he *t * n after 7 P. M.i. too] and die makers, Sftmen mn> make preferred. Age and si«e not trie Co., So East Front iireet. Piona FEKfR—L's«d T.nit and rail Irhfitiui Maintenanca by week or month. T. rhinr, turret lathe operator, milling ma- I1'4", ; KKOI.I. (RIF1. *prinK. mattress atid it for icieral meala, hot. in sand- Thomas Hanf, Thompson H\P. One block chine operator, mechanical inspectors, portant. Cash. Write. Box IS7, Ri Red_ Rai.k S-(ll2!l. Xcry rfasonablf. AVil:y'a Steven!. Phona RE <-2S2«-J. • off Palmer avp., Krflnsburn.* City Station, New York 19, N. Y. THREt'KooM.S of brand new furni-.ure low miU-Hrfe.Nctliene iiumit conditioni truck . KitPhotih RIIDO KE 6- \ O.H-III, ,MI maie PomerRnian. Uood wi wiches, or ealacU. You'll save sour. iff-t metal worker, welders, arc and for I*T,',. No down paymt-iitf for vet- .iildtiii. Hf.t ofTt r takes him. Phone self work and you'll be minify CEsSPoot; OCEOHNertrnlTiiiim ten- 1939 GWCT'ANEL TRUCK. iTr^o^TnTn^ jftylene and aluminum, n-lertronii' trfh- BUILDING- Suitable fnr a garage, t. arans. At S«am i-iirnituic. HiKhway poo' reptic tanks, dry welli and ning condition and has good jiaint job. cian. plumber, television repairman, moved. Inquire Clover Lawn Fa <'by load, aim l"n bu'hils ' EA .-.-•• -!».T- M. _ ahead 1 Martrnte Farm, Woodtam! Photi*' RE «.M2:i-R.* kdio repairman, roof ere, taxi driver*, Highway 85, Entontown, Phcne EA 16. phone RE 6-3213. Oi.cn until > Ifor sied. Harry lii.oly. I HV.NIiIN WASH6R, green rhai'ar lounge, drains Also irood dealer, aawinu jobi 1 Ilr,, Scobeyville. 'Just off Enton- -. - .... ' mileajte, lick driver, p re user (I (marhin* anrt lift 9'. o'rlork cvtry 1'ight. 'liniie [III '.' '."4. _ _ .'.,-tiie h*'a*ers. mirror and chest. and trucking. 39 Peach St., Shrewsbury ,.»nd l, auto merhanif n' helper, tire IN NEED (IF CARPKT? The newest :ftNSEY" (:6\V"Vnlri-nr. I. ' 01I.K »n.l ...d-. «e.- Fridsv helwe.t, 3 town-Kreehold hiph'eay ) Phone EA !n'.'.!.;h,i>. Phon« RE t-1841. C. II. f'jMy rijuipprd. TAiliu, I.t-MUT, o%-rr- TWO RADIATORS, hot water, 54 ln« ; ! iv-f, white wall tirrn, frndrr shicldc, changer, vulcftimer, turning lathe opM pne .torase eov. wocm paintinK. Paint guaranteed 1 tor«. 34 Maple avc. Rfd Bank. Phonr true,ion, oil burner inritallcr and service CARPUTS ANII Kt'r.S by Mohair).. AIBJT- lio.i-.rbi-nk< n. Ml ; snmll «'.ii: RE «-:iSI*-W after « P. M.' er.d, rough- Birdsijr mapl, b.drooni years by Ohmlac Paint Company. Call RE «-454.-,. inn. dish watt hern, handymen, houseman, RE «-n3«n. arfHcr Smith. haratrheusifcti. Mawee I>»chsh'in.| pupnics. .<.t'i i ARE V'lill l.llOKIN'cfor a'aroo.l second- roclei. old china, ula LIK'E'NEW • 19« HnrUy-!>avidnon ;•; lasneiir, rare taker, sewing machine op- WANTED TO RENT and Artlnnin :n ihe ntntH rnlors, di- ^'reed. nio-ulatid. Boanlinc cat.. Mrs. hHii.l StMn-.lriri- marhinr ? If BO, call l\irc% and frumoj-. (lii, chemist*. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT in IIU Yi I.E I h'M's thi er:wh"eeie"r. Orig- ditches and dry wella. We guarantee •hrmiral enginerr, field radio engineer, If rend «..../.l WrM >1 , Writ Long nal r-..*t »nii. Will ll for I.i: irrjoter • atv bladfC, ~i inrh"). ami l'*s, rmn- Bank for two lad Jen, going to k fdSTS "AMi RAIL lei.i-.ng sold niirt lr l-lctr. Hav Shoip TrnHrr, -7 lit^t »vr., tri solve all drainage problems. A Jonea, nrTtPcntiac.H7ntcrand mecht.nienl engineer. Apply in prreiu, tu ness. Phone RE 6-5062. evenings.* — • Hunch, or i-a.l 1.(1 6-OJ1 1 »•-'. I,..o.l condilion. J-J Huhhtrd pk.. adio. Phone RE «-24.-,». New Jrr*-»y State Employment Service, e-rrtfri ^' . ch-irff*- for "'iTV''' EMil.ISH' RULLDCK.S." championship Phoi.e I!E «-::!> I.J.• Ailantir HiKhlandN. Latontown. Phone EA 3-0477. THHEE OR" KOUR-BBDftOOM furni Pkr.n. Al l-..::n.VV or RK stock, AKl rrgittrrrd' ma>s anil U • BUK-'K 1949 SUPER four-door leilirT, •W Efist I-'iont &t., Red Bank. No Tecs hou^e to rent by month, starting A WINTER _ nuede cloth.d UTILITY TRANSIT. Also of «>ii CHAIR CANING and niih work! WTf- black, good while side w l| lirei. males. RP 3-2766-J, Orcan rd. .xpnng limvir lliir, fire Hi, worn once. Cal und Mrljinr furnaii- gralt s W-^tiT, a rhurgpd. 9, within six miles from Red Bank . Lake Heights. COAT' Cr MU bur Ivms. 19 Went Sunitt av«. Phone [lynanow, radio, heater, excellent me- BUILDING MA'IKRIALS. Maton RE wt »»•<,. Will vfll vcns. M: f-J19«5-J.- OouffUt Elecurie Co., IK Baat Front Red Bank. to Jan. 1. Have two girls, ages 2 TARPMJI.IN In itood VonditVernTTt.-aV- Mr,. Bublin. 313 Bianc-li av«., I.itllc Y?)U CASTTTOY fHnt'auality "Wd"rar rat on. cooks, general house workers «-3il6. Sllvpr.- itM_B_lH _Banlc^ ..Phona_RB_J-OIM. (live !n). counter girU. waitresses, book- 7. Will pay full rent ia advance. ' 'L'f.I KT^—-^""U -.H'Jy 1" Tay ami i.i.r.nlr. Call RE S - 0 7 T.» after «:30 VACUUM cieaiiara rcpairad, any maaa. with complele confidence from your keeper. Apply in person to New Jersey RE 6.3164-J. I'.IUII "• I a:i chiAi nn orilfr. Dii- P. M. UVTN?T~AN.t> ftfillTHnnf an.( "klirh^n Allen Elictria Shop. II Whlta ttrttt. local Buick dealer. Vifit our uR~T:T- L'ncIaimVii 'ruVi furniture, fifil) frft of ntw ftnoimr. m- lot, corner of Monmouth and West sts. State Employment Service. 4fi Kast Front in''"- It.otli.is. \\ hairI'oml rd.. West fr ,m IIU; runliei. from .? I a JHrd. (,OI!I'O\'"SETTER puppies. (Iood hunt- Red B«nk »l.._R«l Bank. No feei charged. roDirts and bath. Vicinity of Red B* I'hnne LO «.J6"0. wic nnd sh-.iv stock. AKC re.Ri*1er»d, rludinK ^0 iron imstn. I ..({mrr Saturday Open Friday evenings until !», lie Ridder ton* Riam-h. I.srue stock, all i-hHrntioiicd. ll|"-ii Thm*- aftT 12 noon. I. Kit man, corner of AJN1X)N HAI.VORSSN—Painting con. BuJcJ^ Inc., 163 Monmnuth st., Red Bank. GENERXLHOUSieWoftKER. Sfeep fn. Bent references. $75. Write, "D. ilav. Friday. Snlurday until « P. M. I. J. nine in.:,* old. Phone RE «-5J49-W.' trat-tor. Interior, axtarlor. paDarbatis- Must be experienced with children. Box S11, Red Bank." RF.I-'KICE'RATOR. Apartment house lite. Afain «t. nnd Brm.dwn v. Brlford. 1942 CATirT.f,AC"four'-doc.r ndan. Black," SWAKTZ IUHN1TURE buy and lell Sacks. I.i7 Main St.. Anbury Park, o|i- In*. East Washington av«nu«, AtlantT« Phone LO_6-1738 before noon. ON YEAR~LY~1SENTAL baiis. one-f. ir...',.y shilvmlnr. rebuilt, |4.'i. Call HiKhlanda. Phnna Atlantla Hlichlanda 1- fully equipped. Condition «nd tires anylh.ni.-. everjrth.nK, and pay tha RTffn and ivory. Fully pNT. the vicinity of or in Red Bank. Ph rondition. |l.*.. Phmit KK «-u.T .*. 7. W -1 .- 4 to 12 P, M. Apply in person, N. hlEheit in.iea. toutcnta of homei, moving from Nm Jcrny, I will sr'l TUo' ST()RM" SASH. 2X«" by 5 feet: CADILLAr. 194«. model "62,' touT-door AS 2-9824. or write, "Yearly Rent HORSE rofiN. 1 r.O bushVls. 1'rrm Lr>rr, LAWN ANII fOR-CH furmtura rapaialad.. Y. Bus Terminal! 171 Monmouth it., *-.ortj. eilalts aid mil estate. Call all hou'-rliold furii.tui.. tables ihnris. Iv.o irt lio'.eB. ^.i and SO-pound ice: Called for and delivered. Wilklnt Mo- sedan. Perfect condition. For appoint- Red Bank. Box Ml, Red Bank. (iM.-l. ii-n. r t-as plate. Anply ,1a Si.ring near StilwcMji storp._Ei crrtt.* _^ _ merits call RE 6-1427-M. RE C-1 647 or RE 6-3- 1 3. difhe*. He. : 1P37 Plymouth coiue. tilil. tor Salei. Phona Rail Bank 6-0040. Aik .•»....I—To take rare of two rhiMren JffiW YORK commuter executive. . I'C, jrood inndition: one rnilkine K'.jil ; I *t.. K' d Milnk Phone RE 6-46JP-R.' r 19"i!t "PLYMOUTH two-door se7lan."P7r. cln ity Atlantic Highland* or Red B» LA R(;"E~ C.RJL^RA f (>"H, lOO-'itnund ca- ^,r Mr Brit*.on._ and do light housework. Live in or out. two pediiri.nl I)arhshiind>. Can lie ....n'llUI MoTI)l« YCLE. E.\ce]lerit"conditioii'. vate owner. Passed recent inspection. near jailroad station and shore. Liv WOuli—HREI'l.Ai t-. . kindlTnif. pncit v. Perff ri c nnd it ion, i. H so nab If. WE LOAN \dV tireV. "no charge, while Reference!.. Call after 5 P. M. 92 South between III A. M. ami 6 P. M. Air-, j I'..': nfler B P. M.. RE C-0496-W. Cal]_RE 6.2S49. room with available space in dry wt lhar:l :s- lo : o r l: 11 rh<1 F; 10s "FfeET 5TEW raii.At.iin* for ra"ilTH"lors. FOUNTAIN BOY'or gfrl. Steady wSrk". '' "'!'.'. _- '" '- -' "' F C-"7!.::-J.l. - and fr.r7.int. :;, cents anil up. Rur-k- RE_«-04R4. paint recently, light hlue. red trim, for occasional light experimental w< p Rea»ona\.>. Phonf RK fi-4'C.4-J. 1 a!l year around. Apply 1S6 Mt?n- Must be year around, monthly basis. on nahing tackic. ftEN'f "A" MODEhN" MOWFI: h\ I ,-u.i r'nim. Phalanx. Phone RE (JnOj"'S UNION MB nl wa r** whitV t>hoe tiENERTL CoRTRACTOlTand ceitooolt $100. A. AckPi , Chestnut kt.. Port Mon- -.', IO 10'. law nmowcr. v.t« d t.iU.r. Mi>\vs fn.r moutjr Phone KE fi-2fi^6-J." mqiith_st.. Red Bank. quired by Sept, 8. Write, "Commut rodi nnd .iil« mils HIM! icela r(- 1 r\ If you il r ri tl f 11 > jni r c Ii s.-' i 1. Iii !• i in larm. Phalanx. Phcint RE DINIMf ROOM HIRNITURE.'tablr. siilr'- 14C4 Oscar Becker, 47 Second at.. Fair cash. Phone after 6:30 P. M.. EA ,3. USF.I1 PIIWERMOWERS. Pinrore ;«-' ents and up. Buck- \t-0- _«"«!' KE 6-n9.',»-W. < Year around job. Write, giving full nil f h# n tittiln j nil h« \. iir>"J nui v \u- l Ph RE DIN'IN'boifdC. ROObulTftM . FURNI(inod T condition, ri 4s- Hji ven; 0074-W. :reh. in; 'M'<. 1 m, I'.'j Roto- R-.[.;>(! 'o lr.- |>urrha»o pricf. Phnnr* particulars to "Chauffeur," Box 511, n*d SITUATIONS WANTED fin 21-inch. n,«. II MI-:}.' nn! eiiiti. ?7."> : TWll I.AIUIF. STRAIGHT r'rm' chiiir'i, on^blc. Phone RF. fi.iian6. AUTOMOBILE. ChTalT—It is old"Tbm Bank. SE -J-O.iTy. If no »ni«ir. RK 6-4700. r.ilai" ihr^l, ru^hbiHtom roclJnK chair, riPELESS" FU"nNAl''E""o"r oil fioTir fur" sUKfc YUUR HOME, auilntaa. auto. good «nd tough, Phone RE fl-0075'M Riinixy flrrsr.e. l.ln. lltherf. Plinni' _ila>. arivjiour. __ no"f>Tl»XAlTr~r<5oR, to go to~iht SK L'-li'.;-.'. If io .li.mr, HE "-1TII0. : w\nnl mlil Mrniithi chairs, skis, icf- Inrn I rd ll\_ai.y houi._ L'SFU'nflKK.S-Gon.r <"iidi"t uii. C. H.>l*iur*. itn li.iokshclvcs. five aniique nace l*ooi.ed up to your system klna Brothera, Raal Etatas and Insur- 1947 TOM Aft MOTORCYCLErT4~*cu"in beach. Apply Dr. H. J. Stokes. Elinet vnte duty. Care for convalescent Wilson. 3I» Pf«rh M., Slircffsbur.v. '•i*r!.Y Ftmi.irf chpii*, small antique clock. burtici on'Ti;tion job, coni[.|rtp ance. 77 Broad itrtat. Phona Rail Bank Excellent condition. Rest offer takes it. building. R4 Broad St., Red Bank.* tients, surgical or medical patients. I A"K"C REtMSTKREH'h.aule luipli'ei.. il Phrini RK 6-1 «46 1 nreki old, ail fcmiiict. tall RE 6- Plmii' SK J-HJ-:, • 275-iriillon Inn . S2s.'i. Call LO IS - (14:', X. I-BM Call _LO 6-035<-J after :. P, M." to travel anywhere. Phone LO USET» Sf(»VESrViidTr«nn. KRS, \<\*\ts. uas MoliKKN" SKVEN-PlEt'E iiininc room 5C()TT1>EI> "< OKN SHELLKH PAINTEIt DECORATOR AND oaMr. 194T FORD 8-CYLINHER, . Call KA 3-0116 any day h»ng«r, Inte.ior and uurlor: 25 Good condition, e|pan. Owner drivm MISCELLANEOUS RESPONSIBLE WOMAN wliHTtTt f\\ e-foot balhtul). comttin«ti<>n »in]v nn*i yearV experlanre. Eatlmataa ehaanullj ! vercrj. hrii'ii: i s, sr.id.nR. land jfter_5_P. M. __ 1 only. Mount-English Sales Company, cure of pre-school age children by • tuli, biiMim. lawnmowfrs. nlil f»rm hi-\\, Mi>tHERSI I? jour~cliil'd'rcn""d[rn'MTire gi en. Lnuia Cta«an. 44t ShrawaMir*; Ford Healers. Phone RE 6-0176. or week for working mothers. Rets clcarinff. trets. •.lumps removed. All b-nch j-eaUn. Other th-ng-t too Minui- KEKRIGERATORr Hiitnointr NerdV some ave.. Rfd Bank. Phona RE «-40M-W. LISTINGS WANTED—If you ban do:.'-, iruilv. .oHd.iii: tvitik. '1'ankl in- »at ordinary veKHables. try "Pict- if pa in, Hvsi offer : also antique ma- able. Call RE «.4054-W. '••u* io rirntion. 116 Shrcff;.hury n \ r., snr|[.i f ft.od*. The best ho^any *poot bt-il with box xpriiigi, 520. bout* for sale; buTtra waiting, R, V. aia'led. Prompt nttcniion siven any FLOOR-W A JUNO. Call Had Bank R, Stout, T7 Broad .itratt. Pbon* R«d RELIABLE KIDDLE-AGED white ii joh Plinie KE C^o!i|4V v-Tn'tv/- ^n»^c •> r i • r. liny. MiililUtown Rpfrigcraiion. High Phong RK 1.4-iH.' (-247S. Superior Floor Waging desirei day's work. Best of referei Vi. Phone Ml •'.-0291'. HELP WANTED Bank I-2M1. STROLLER.~nr,d H»oK marked. Krulol. Pr,'u Monmoulli. im'r SACC'6. THE TAIXOR. Cleaning and UVE-IN JOBS AVAILABLE. Doo»aVc. ptnsa vacations, (ours, hotels, sight-see^ sition as companion to elderly per *torinir awny "Pictswrct" frozen foodl. Boy .'ill. Red Rani.' or child. Inquirt 228 Bay av#., Vi\ • lilNlsr ROHM " SUITK." "Table. »;> hloik 'I' from <-i6 hinhway, cornil Mori- Huy it by tb>- rase at Midtlletown Re- presiing, etc.; aim work and dreaa fantrttt; took and first-floor: flist* ing. Long- Branch Travel Bureau, 5a thair* ainl imiTet. nlso dreSMiiB table. lanji «Jid_\>rmnr.t a-.e!.- KTTCHENTiANGE. wiTrTSiT 6tiniTnT"iiiiit. clan cooki, waitress. Apply Roberts Broadway, .Lone Branch. Phone LO I fr-itfoat "ri. H^hway 3.". Middktown. Kaiamaron heating stove anil medium pante. Ruy direct and tare. Saceo'a EX PERIENCED PHtlVATS ehauff PliMi.e Ri: e-:.;-..• Phone Ml .1.li;j!l. Pants Shop, 20 West Front at., RedEmployment Agtncy, 77 Broad Itrett. S192. T'S'il frvilMKRI-E.'S'ihotiiTnV. (me 16 ICE BOX -Holds Ti [. s^ plparlorr stovstove.. Phone KF.fi1 fi-1 ..r .".r.fi-R.. " Red Bank. winhea yenr-'round position with j inds of ice. THE WAY THINGS "are r-oilm, reffiuer- Bank. REGISTER NOW for fall term; alToTt anri on, 1 .-•fhui.'i Hoih in ifood i-iu;- 1 SINIJEii SEWINU machinehi , r.mn.rno'"u BEAUTfCTAN. Experienced^ Ful'l time". hand and typing; individual in it me vate family, or will drive privately While enamel mils i l, itt, my a'.ioo nmehinfiy and m 'tors will .oon ANTIQUES BOUGHT. Phone HO 9-8001. ri.t.oii, ^',;.L-' : i• uI. I'. n< , fill Acrt !. Syia. bin. electric coniolc mode!. Very gond Good salary. Apply in person, Ivath* tion<<. Ctaise* begin .Tuesday, ^aptemb^-r Florida. Private cook from name mor. av. T i.-nii I a1:-.- Kood cond.tion. Sel rlir p fur qu.ek IM hnul In Kit. Don't waste too long. condition, ***•">. In.juire 241 Iir«t St., TELXrRtW"T7r"T6ri tate wishes' position with local fam We »:.;! b«\e *nmc at the right price*. tcrior design conaultant. Wall hang- erine's Beauty Stion, 48 Monmouth it.. S. RE 0-5040 10:630 to 3. Monmouth HOT WATEl: HIIII.KIl n.d ],o{ troii J:,, Kmnval. Phone RL e' Keypprt. Phone KE T-2Th'.-M RLBk Secretarial' Institute, Kelly Building. 157 •^5 years experience. Phone RU 1*1 Muldlrl.nvii Refflureration, Highway 35, ing* paperhaniiing, plain and decorativa etLBsnk. anv tim-v tabii nio-l', Ii i.-n I'liirirul «>rtrc .\li.ld1.lei»i.._Plione_MI_s.cl'i99._ ffirrTrTjEPmjmfeTtA T Tali "Ptet paintii:g. I'»I1 RE «-(l69i. MIDDLE AGED MEN or •womenrTarn Broad *.., Red Bank. S-nyei- se^ n^ nmrlv IM i\ri.:(nl lor \ni;- P. M.. RU 1-JK17». 110 to 115 per day; full or part time; GOltfG AWAY? — Leave your pet * where "l~RNi)W~A FELLA whose uncle is in GENERAL CWItRACTOH. landlcaping. COUPLE WOULD like position oi or. I Inn in. l.o B. -. .s v u-1{. HOT WATER ros! htinr and fin- h liii*ine.-ili , hhe can Hit it ffor youMAPLE PORCH SET. three Ublt~IS : g"Ading. top soil, til] diet, cinders, pleasant outside work. Lorstan Studios, they get care and love. A Vanesxa OETTETSM." EL'EI TRIi r^V:ii,ri,Tr~"t.ooil Bai.on hoiitr. \fiy coed (un'1'..on. 1 i* ^^ R! flK boarder is a happy boarder. Visit our estate or farm. Man to work a 1 hnli rale" Thai old holum R..y .1 fon'-window i.ash. 'M-.:M tl, e-.nip ''-. gravel manuif. tesaliuuls and dty Nells i.im.'nK i-ondlM.t, fiNo Kel . nut,,', ".'i .ii.ai- (or fjuich removal. J'tii.nc trnin u* atul b. belter ofT. Middletostn Varell, 10th It.. East End ave., Bclfoid.' built, driveway! repaired. Lionel Simon. TlAL CONSIDERATION given to new kennel. German Shepherd and handyman:" lady to do genera tood luni.nt; , on'l t MIL MMI-':.-. ^J1 I.efri^eration. HiKhway 3.i, Middtetown. Phone ItE 6.0,-ibl. women between 45 end 60 year* of age Cocker Spaniel puppies. Vanessa Ken- Email i'.., thi t \y ^ hu.-y, oppo^ile Red HE «-:4^S. p M R house-worV. Live on place. Lom Pr?nne_MI :,-i>S!>!>." for a steady year-round opportunity. MOVING—Cartful handlingf"alio rear- Write Women, Box 511. Red Bank. l J L reiVrenrM If f^rrr-l Wril, f fl .NEW SIliE'CHAIR, needk'poi'nt leaf. ranging furniture. Hill. ISO Weit pof-Ti|;pOT -T'TTT'T i-"I ''V It Ih l(r ., III • • H 1 '' NiftliT SHOP lor the bail to lehno'l THftEE fitloflSof fiirnltiirr left to srll BUSINESS NOTICES i"t oJrTti'i — i two.) ttepresent Avon Cot- Box 62, Colt's Neck. I'-i.JF f_!""l M Heineit tu. r-rtone Kh ^>-44^a.M•^ protect your family for two years f irariK we liHVe hni;'n r.« I'.ilorri lute DRESSMAKING, alteration!, tailoring. metics. Preference to Avon customers. 110 per family, up to IS,000 covera^- t-t'». >HMI ;;i,;.> srtenler . .shoe! n lure, Hi^-linay ^.".. Opin.*;!c Mitldlctonn STALL SIIOWKR — PeTfeTt fonTTtioiT Write. Ada Hay ward, 40 Union ave., for each member. Rolston Waterhury. lr. lo. Ph(,ni_KE 6-3;i.l. ?Jn. CiifT LOIIKC. Sernic dr., Atlantic FOR MORTGAGE LOANS lee R. V. R. AM types of coats relined. Theatrical J d piH d *'i r!f. p ii'fd from 2 "i ernlF R. 6lout. L«wii building. 11.74 Broad t'reehoM. Rtfiltor nnd Innurnr, 16 West From it. county with small company in p « 11..Mi. I lie ShM»-hiii-y in, Reil NEW "Bfcn. slums' anii m'attij-'s." nilj- H>ichloiid> Phnne AT I.nti37. _ coilumri. Expert worVmanship. Will call, •tieet (O»er Newherre atnr*>). nt, deliver. Prompt aerviee. Phone •Phon .iw.aser Ras. >LEJ 6-.T."»00.V".,., .' v. " chasing contact work or sates. You si/r for fi'l. Thi* »r.k oiiiy. S»nrlz COLIiSPOT ItKFKKiERAfOR — fn rood SALE.SLADY. Women's wearing ap- married resident Monmouth county w Furnitii'p. M:Kilwny :ij. OnpoMl.- Miilill'- I'linditinn. «.J 1'iibir feet, fit). Call SSPfTC TARTfS anil~eis:po"ols cleaned"; KE 6-091 4.' FOUR PRETtV iTtTTe puppies to b« n R alio dry we'.ls, drains installed. El- parel. Full tims or part time. away to good home, 44 Waih experience an purchasing agent in h« DUNCAN PHY! K dHi nj; i num :o ln_*vj, I"-ri- in Vhone_RE B-n-.'n •>"!">J-J'" >""- J'- E S-Or.07. industry. Excellent contacts and high fWtfciio'li" USEIi' !i \ 1:, ami" I.III. SINCER 'SKWINi; "MACHINE, fhsiyer timates given Oscar Becker, 47 Sec- Apply Simon "Nir« Things," S3 !175. Cool. I! tf'l. !!..( n t w *::Hi, ond st.. Fair Haven, Phone RE «i-l 464. show Trinncr, m- refrrrnces. Write. "H. A. N.," Box 5 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Broad st. ryes. Red Bank. iita bfiRTY~~CADY wishes posit empo.ii novdi rrr .nd.:; fringing, binding and rtnorauirf. iroi cor.! iy -5 Ha Ij^wn lir« hnii-.. Ph..n» KK d-.l'i:! Hen offer. Phone RE «- PLAN NOW FolS e7t7a christmTs m«rry dinposition, r.\vt\ \y\tty pup. See, as compRnion. B«i>t references. Call PRINCESS STYLE cat. .,< l:,-l«, J.-I.V | i.l I--W. Parry Gray. 45 Waverly olara. Rtd TAXI. LICENSE and husinest. In Port eain. S.i nb'-ani M. ,V-MRM »t- : ,1), Bank. Phnne Reel Rank «-S!?6. money. No risk pian. 11)0% profit. Sell rranonabte. approved f«mn!es only. Miss • -I422.' wi'h fur ir.ni. Nrvn bei n "inn. Inii AUI'il R^IllATDn?. New. itii. rebuilt Monmouth. Phone KE €-0208. distinctive Christmas cards. Writ" for Bniley. Phone KE 6-1677-W. PA \ ..'.•I ph nrmijmi-h. : \,c i.f B, OARBURETURS and mamcloi rtbuilt. FOR SALE-Established" ladiei' and lit; I.H:..;. I ami , eenndilioned. (iiiarantecn Rood. ••ample* and gift on KPtuoval. kf7.krf.fl 1 !<. »-. [• a*!"..- u\ r< !(„< ,. 4 u if It, facto rf workisanKhiD. Oou».at. gent's tailoring and dry cleaning bus- I.-. F.Y » WHITNEV ' rU'BY' ra.r.a,,.- anil n:. Sam. di\v t.:v:rr nn r'.ramr.2 and TH- Sales rn.._Point_Pk»«>«t. I.I. .II..;. Hed Haul Rad.alnr Work*. 113 Fleetrir Co., "f> East Front it., Redineti in Matawan. Excellent opportunity '.r. Ru ». -"• I.fif\ 1 JOnt r-r**' Whtn.j, coiiai.s.blr slrn::«i' MAN—fc>perience preferred, but not ntc- BOATS REAL ESTATE WANTED 1 I'll ItK B.l I HxrtW. Phorn* RE «-«»1 "2*_;__ for hu*band and wife. Write. "Eitab- 1 !."•'•"'"•' er.nv. ill, * lii--h iha.r and lab!., luiliv c»i)*TV o start. Kawleijfh'j, l>ept. 1 Ui RED' BANK—Stun Crafi" Studmi*. l_iiiS*.2 Ros_S22.'_R'd_ Bajik^ ___ 'Hram M«ii. Kxrclleni ci.i.dil .in, . - J I . • a t •. EX'IRA 'HEAVY IlUTY.'oi~" V body. '.;. VJH-UK-M. rhe_stpir. TV _ _ Ion IIHI1.-. .Special typi a.\le hiteh. pietur« framing; oil paintinfi, «trh- ESTABLISHED LUNCHEONETTE. Five FOR 11 MARINE ENGINES. Lehman IF YOU HAVE a houie. farm, or sir .„•I <• it '. '.fi l..o t;.,;.|br.t-, Jl.l Puirknry id I'IIOIK- SA LSSL~A f>¥ —Infant's and children's S'UfT M \t:lNK 1 iv>.: I'.i.i iiii.iif. vpaie wheel. The work! inga and tngravinga r**tored: fuM-clit con V»»TI«H. 101 h. p. V-B. eighties tin hnte for sale or renl, !ae J. I'.nn.i K 1 . H. r -"1•hi' ' ' ll flir HK fi.l . Ifi. years. Will accept partnership. I'ov wear. Apply Youth Center, 20 Broad I.n s-.',. riionr _RE_«.n,'• h. ['. six cylinder, )44> Haigh. Real Kstatr and lnaurance. 1 • Hh ! r *>•!.(it lr. '-•!.> LAVTN'MnWKir 'if-Tnrh Tnmin d. »t: lr,c dr :' |.r. -« ;,..„ 1 '1 1 an tea, lawn ligoi. framed rairron, 37 Conversion kit for your 1937 to 1B4SRroad It. Phone RE i-4158 or RE I! fnlihnfc- hed aid mallres.t. - . »!».» Jt API'UA.NTES ' UepaiFing "and recon- Fully equipped. Have other interest!. 50 ken- TIMI io .:a! f>n, \\ > - i. '••IT rrl '"Ut .1 tuiiiinir. Electric srwinl machines, Bait Front itr-sat. Phnnfjlfd BsnW «.:••«9S Wit"* AWE "*N(TW " taking a ,.n"Uf atiomTivr Foril V-8 engine, %\ '20. Mount •English i jin.- _ 3:<- Katont. 77 I.Mt;. .S.lic Parkvaj, I.Htlc SiUei. AUTO ~RXCI(|3-^SR1CI. itrTicr. * ^Mirrt Can- svt. KeaTisbiirg." 1 vii'U'ini leaner*. washiliR machines, elfe full and part-time sales lad its. Apply Sales 1 n.. Kord dc»Is>r, Red Bank. LATEGE~C»Ll>W tWE" honTe"~on~ii JTJPTTES Howr, Tv fi IT.'illi})<- (i.<] AK( rho,,, RE «.. .-|J4-\V.' repairing, 2s ream experienre. Mobile SERVICE STATION for sale. Stock and in person at our office. J. j, Ncwberry piere of ground, preferably with o THATCHIR WINTER air condition.ii n*. l..a*iprs. mixers elc. For scr COMET—IN V~ETfY good con dition. r'[ Himr| | ft \* Ii * ii i..| hrii ,-['< • i1 KK f-lSia-J. Radio- Television Servic, E, E. Car Me, equipment, cheap, II..too. Reason foe Co. 77-79 Broad^ it.. Rrd Bank. _ ready for water. Price's at $290 for buildings. On river in Red Bank or »>\ hue MTI'1 i>il-1ir'il, foi'.y automHtie. eon ^1 pro.l'eels. i M H 1 e...UH 1 ^ 1 4-1-147 Monmouth «t., Red Bank. Phont selling illness. Call RE 6-23.5 7 after Ml Lie DRIVER—-No experience fleets* quick tale this week-end. Also sneak Riimson, Fair Haven ap». T.tw.i» fi Frell. Al!:•• nr.' ITIH" • ft \ , t rn il.telj inslalird. fiv. rooms. ^4!l.'.. I. * E English RE «-*..4"nl t Springefor childrer "Spanien andl ia.-j. A.-t-lj \>j Iruti, giving age anrt »o.\, in excellent condition, ready to Excfi:. lit p • f] v • ' ' f 'li-ii.'- 1 \K fi *i<.-J HII> l,\pc of hratinK system, K< 1 our lo prim to "Buyer." Bm 611. Red Ban 1 ..„ i i-K' ai IN MI AMf . hilmd i It I) d1 - previous employment. Dairy, Bo.\ 45iai, : two lets of lalli: $178. Phone KE OIL LAMP! «on»ert«d for altetrle. - ' ^",'\. t'n) I ,{:.'..M.' _ 7-034I-J. , holier 111 I'l *• 7( "MB'V i hi I MAHO(;ANY BEDROOM a. t. AUTOMOBILES LIST YOUR PROPERTT with tlM 1 ivvn beija ennipl't.: • 1 n USK11 W A f Ell IIEATER I ro«]». also Ity. Lamp! rewind. Wa rail for APPLE PICKERS—Phone RE #-S313.W. 28-FOOT TRUNK cruiaer wlth~~fly Ing «::.. rji." • \i i- '! n-M \v. bridge, practically new Chrysler Royal Lawley Agency. Phon* RE •, h'l'i" I 1 'KidiCre. ood mi. tuiik >i\ i>],n«'K of Mor'ntinf glift*. and dilii-er. Harold's Radio and GiftTs Tfn vi I.E. '... * < V ill! inn - j..i EXPERTENPfip Nn. HI. completely equipped. Sacrifice. dinette *M. Othi-t fiirn 11' In Cn'; |;K f..;JJ'iS-W afli-r fi:.!Q P. M." Electric Shop, II West Front at., UOLS YOUR CAR itur bird? Do your OtlO. Complete real utiU aad la. dinon. IV.'. d !•.! urn 4 P M no; S'.i. im ( a!l entry. Pleasant working condition. William*. 14 Cedar st.. Key port, phone Ph"i. RE t. ir- l • . : • „• I." i.K It i an4 11, IilNtS*; U(K)M~'ltU . o; living room Red Bank. Phona 1-2744. whftU ihlnmyT Ut ui eurnat lft« Good salary. Apply King Dyers s\ Clean KK 7-1 ji °". . •urano tarvtc*. !' •. 1 •.' . ofa. Veryy ggood rondition. troublb e SSavtt yyouur tlraitai. .LattH 8#ir •.il* And rr&m« itrfcifhltnlnt tguipitnl. er». Branch avr.. Little Silver. SHELTER CABIN SKIFF, 20' 6"x7' 8'. PAI KEIl ACAIN-Siriiifu; of.lii.ln- Inn , I It. ".. RRed dR Ran'-' . CBsijivOOL"ANl>~!iEPtlG~tank"ccintrac." l d r ihl il Fully equipped. Sacrifice. Coast Boat i Ht»T \V \TKH HKATER. Ra». n'titominir. :rank Van Sjd\t. U9 Wtit front AGENTS—Quick money booking orders CONSTANCE SMITH ACNCY, r»li HK «•«:•." '.y uied fiirniii,ic at haul to hint tor. Ceatpuoli tluif and cleaned. Sep- Wniki.._f!.<.t_M11.rr.Ml_|.!.._Rnl__naji>. : 1 > i. v f.! 11 n (i o n d condition. I ."> n. P h n n c iuctt. Hed D*nk. W*«t »f Utpta nr«nut. for a muring Rrflrnur-LiSf mdi vidua I- Maple ave. Fair Haven. RE «-S8 SS~6-H1TE I! P- ,-.. d name plates for top • u i nl mail bn:. M-tOOT SEAMAN skiff, 5 h. v- Wis-Your prunerty for aalt will be glr e>.perieni*. Howard Tilton. nit Center prompt attention. Write or phona • Ji ..i I'atfnrm 111t.11 ti.'.. (ii: ing ll!>. Phonr RK «*12!>«. _ _ Shine at night. Sells f'J.!>>«, profit II.JS. rontii., tunnel stern. Pullen'a Yacht I'l.1.1 . KY. i..: - ' t.\K ML'l I'KT. h m nor, oak aerv.ng St.. Hums.in. Phone III) LIMITS. Illuminatrr) fi\fcn i\,,, ,inoi lull avr, S s(?riiit|on^ Op< n Sundays and evening 1 111 cnli nn I.I in. lei e.T luioi, ncany gpi'-leg lable. UUDUE ANU Plymouth piuiBilt caii* Work*. Rtiminn. IICVEI! "••ii ••. PLOWING, hay" baling arid combining. USTINOS" WANTE.) " WT have i\\, P •.-%:<> for in pieces. Phone AT I- Dotic* iob-mttrt true It i, authndt«d thr. . .he.,* III., 9vi; I nnsnli.itn 13:.". laii_Jn. Morns. UK e.rm.l.W. J3-KOOT FL\T hnttom type ikiff. S-foot viaiting to buy all types of proper! •rrvim, modern •<*r*lca ftatlon. Frank h^am, with t href-year-old 95 h. p. I'ai: KA .•f. M «!•.' .. I' .".fi. ^,h ifnii »™ h .nil* J1 •" rain, BACK TO SCHOOL andnew fall clothes. V^n Sy-kl», 1451 W«t Front atiwtt ••••» PROI)U( TION MANS ehanre to in the Rid Bank area. For prompt i ;«•>•• .-"in\K ' IL r:Mn;i(K tf...i..,t ^hnHr^t, iVlile". Chiys'er marine 4-nRine. Located al Wac- linn, nhonf. write, nr visit the John ,..,\ .•i. I1II»,-II. 2". Ea.| } ri.nl ?l. Hive them made earlyl Al] lipes of RnuL Wtit nf Map.* at«. Phont RL handle rviltan sml envemmfru ri>.i l.lini fb...,. I.K t ••' • I. , » r ,-,.. i li.n.rHii Pli> fr. mh'tntt ner'« yard, Leonardo, Phone Mrs. Lew* MimiK-n Apenry. Rumsnn rd. Phone ) die tsmak ton. alt'raliona. Reasonable A-l Jl. S. _ _ M 'n• I ii noon inndn.nn RiLm v I bu I'.i'n.M. ii,.-ntp h'^'i .< r.' .-' • ;.''.i , LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR — Fill din". nxinth rt'i'ityt a 154)0 loin. Ball Flnanca t jiils. Wrilr. 'Proritictinii," Box »ny trar.som rut for outboard. <"oprtrr l,J|.-,.o b . . . . i » : HK ft.: ;i;. n, b I,,, yeli. lis'lonli tires. Rood rivet». brass screws. Velter's Landing, WH.II in."..... •• . I.I.I.K HI-I.I-.-1I 1 gravel, tup !o,l: gaidena ploirrd : Kiad- I->., 7 7 Ki'oid stiret. Rad Bank. Phom REAL ESTATE FOR REN' ' 'I'PIM< KV.f ff,AV VARII, U.I, U,- mli, I.II. tl -. Plum.' SE 2-"2;;-M. :>U. Ren Bnnk. ^Bj West Fro nl it., Rpd Bank / crhd i. k*ym KI. t nil l,o B-jfiii-J. ing-. crsspncils liuih anil blue >lone dn\r- RK I..K72. Lie*n«# 742. __ .•il.VKN-INi II ( Mil II.All rif!KIM.A( K. WITH rlrcitic !o(f«. thr/r- 1 wavs. Jaoies II. DCHII, ,li.. ^J l.( n is s[.. ( Al»!LI.A("'. 1948. modil «2. Orljrinal 28.FOOT KING SKIFF with Chrysler Rfc KlfilNT; "RdOTS m/r <•' K(,fid ..nihi OFFICES— In Kelly building, eon I,. , in..I ,lli,In ,... ."!.'. li'imir i/m »K.v., rolTrc tnblf. floor Eatontoiwi. Phone EA .l-iiiJI. nw ner. 1 .rat-.-!at.s condilinit. Hydro, CARETAKER-GARDENER. General farm Crown 1 'a-l reduction, portable cabin, 1 V,iy r||,«,,. Phon. \IV. 6- »:•;:•. I! Broad street and Harding road. Ap| «-1 .--•• S - J_ i. f I. . f. I M-- _ In nit-. <>i< -i "f (Inwrri, Inquire 9H CATVPRHTIR-BUILlpfill; caliinit maker": matir, rMi-ni. Src manaurr. L'arltnn thi»- knowledge, trpi; r\iirrienrc preferred. BAlidKh ITOCK |.U11M». tUnriy I o !i.v p A-l coiiftition : new 3i-tooth clnmrake; your broker, or J. H- Kelly Co., R TAHI.K I.AMI'S . ;..'inc • S.i.nl. -! . I,".) Knnk. _ __ 'Ml ia a t 1 ran car in all Li fin BO automobile itrivrr: practiral me- Ui*r,,\ on fr.. rni.ic H'"l '>" '• 'i' alteratinna. lemodcling ot additions I6vl2 right hand pro,»c HIT ; two 187-Bank. eli. r.. |.:i.'f.., in quickly attended to at I'HMuiiiblc pni-ri: chn.\ie . U.'I-*'.", ir.arried. Si\-ro«m hm gallon tHnks. Sampson, M Riverview 'hmn Prt.-. $:.:,» unh. S|.>>u>v •«• !'<..! I.IKI.S HUV( I.K. «.ih ltatk«t. i,,.. »i Pb.if. .In in y.nu: Im/ '\,;h >,hmil.]r r itm |>. ma- e\pi r*. workmanship. Cnll Mahnncy at i9*s pi.. Sra Bright. Phone 3E_2.Q1 18-W. i. . I mill, L .-imft. Pin-1.1 KK fi KE 6-l4.*>-J. or write Box 317, Port Write. ••(.'arcl«ker-(.nrdf nrr," Box o 11, aurora, specialising In waterfrc " 11:. - w • l )]4> '.it.v fn'ij t>v iofr,', \n\iU . ttnrtublr r-nn Rr.Mlank.^ _ _ irV'OCT <1LU TOWN outboard hull, 7.IS properties, .s.es anrt rentals. Com a tie . .. .'Ill miii'l. <-h< M .. . ,. . •• ..• OHM' niul mil' .n-tsffNing iar», Monmo'it h itiui/s im v i-K .'fi- r..-ii • •• i ,,. USKI) CARS 8UUGH1. tulii and" ••< h. p. Mercury. Steering wheel control. Drive, Portiiui)eck, In tha Borough • I..:. . iiilnr ;*H- hMiifi. Vhnnv HE 6- CASH I'OIt TRASH- Cc'lius and atli." ehnngt*!). Tontiao tal«a and aartiea. ATTENTION MEN!—Manv men are be-All equipment. New boat and motor con- Oceanport. Phone LO *l-lflQ2. hog.II, I INlllMlil «I" i h : KK «.i.v:,-.\v 1 ; M cleared, 'liu.-h icinoicd. Phone KE l>m^. ii. M. V C. Rai»M Brotr«r«, ing h< Id back in < >!.il)li^un« thi-m. dition UnO. Pullrn'i Boat Yard. Phone desl IfniiKn. ln'I'-Ji- KiiSKUOUIi SQUAKK I-.HIM.. $;.. h>> «• II.-.M -J. ;i>i'i Btnnd ii.. R«d Bank. Phona RE 6 tflui in * h ilR* rim. • u f t l.r. r nw n due AT "VoLofma. PTRMS: " gatontiTi »B i In.I ' f dniiliir I>Mj. .l M)H\K C\MK»\S Kudu- 1 A. KIMI"U RU Uljifi. _ . t'rrehold ids., Scohcyvillr. llartv ba 1 GESSI'OOm cleaned and hull'., aep'ir r. i -if*. _ to 'he !n-'k nf rnpiinl. l.ri n* put } ettal I'llir ... „ War.lmuM lied. 12 pot .' ..M».(|I t ,i • ..'t •.•run I !"<• ) t '-. K ml*. L * . I". m h lift, nets in Mniimn\iih i-nutUy. l SAILBOAT-lR*foot Cape Cod, mahou- 16 stall* Him ml ncwl, I 11 »crr« "f fa iNr.l In slove. II .. h.i;-i « •, K ii'ln • '•'• \ '1 ••».».• Vnr. 'IM ihnl"i, tankl clatned and tm'.tlled. draitta in- MAURK'K StHWART/. 4 S<»KS.""ChvT lunH I'h.iirr hr>,-kf cn>intr)'. P'-otl" Fl . i !• tnir lol t .'4 • lillad. Phone any time dav or nigbt, »>r. f'lymnuih ind fnlttrnniinnal (rurk on rrrdit The line i« rnm\>'.r'i nnd nr nny deek ano inlenor. full.v .(jtiipp^. I lay It . li.d II... Mo r>lf «f»d I cS'krn 'reil. and wall! ii\ • on, *!••( h» itahlf Write. Rs«!*.gh's, Depl. KJH, in excellent condition, reasonsbl>». Call ii be tli J-37.17 between A A. M. and Hindi, a •=••' 'i I ,|, si., Kid Bank. I > id Phom HE I- Rumion 1-O74O-J. MarTay C. Tlltotu I «• f*P and iirM.i bvadquartari. Fhojia r. M,, or retidence phone £A S-UUVi-R • • n — i •r«t* tliaa, l HE, lti, Chuttr, Fi. RE «-O«lS-J after 8-SO,' Phone lit «•»'•.•». ei, II ««iri. Call HA 1 Q9H-W. RED BANK REGISTER. 'ArnrFT 31. PaREAL ESTATE FOR RENT ROOMS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE To (rive Show for Happinf*« Yi iVAMiiKK (W. in;. LITTLE S1LVER- Ofi.j t- ATTENTION G. I.'il Shrewsbury tow LITTLE SI! VER - We LAttLfcY AGENCY. Ret! Estate and TLEASANT LARGE aingl* room. On bui « . r, ..Ti. si.'l ,«ts». V vmr^ o -! £,• • n. Kn'fnl sh p New two-bed- icm li.n.*»'U Tt.t New Jeraey Blmdmer.a a»- Id-u'a nee flout« J5 •"<» Naveiintt l*ne. Rpfiidenitl i*>ction, 112 p»- w»n. 1" ri-.<-•• td. Middinown.. Phone KE «-U4iO. Oarage avuiiabi?. Phone KF, ft- >iS \ T • J-t'ii i.'- t ..-ii. .. V>'* 4J WoCLlJ 'YOU LIKE to "•har»r»~tMcEef i ROOMS i -nvrr. .»' ...<•..- t\ -N« r r 4 ::. n.-»'r" - /jW f .r th*! rifir."!.'. of Near a 1 t>u»i-« and tat ruRii r a- l.^.ni- i.'. ri.i-.si i H t -I. Pnoi.e_KE fi--. ^ (-iitu(t.rt«lit« bme? Suitable for bu*i- V n. at woman or couple. ^° rhildren. tio. . Phono KK 6-:*;'"< .-. li,<.t,..i! .,i 1,1,.,-m UL'MSnN" Fi verroom, t*o-ltory home. Ly, II • 'tn:[> MHpp n**.^. Ij*"onaMo, Si' ir- ,.l M .Ill • •".HI. hi'ffTPi.<-f i exchanged. Write Shtre, Box UEliRuoM AM' SKI'ARATE k <<.>. n. KM-,-;:CI. rendition : lot 60x1 1ft. Irn- ii', n ^i ' H* ^ V> or.of* \\ ';IP. . •. I'Munu HE 6- cuitiviiry. Pfkc t",-'1o. Veart- UKI' II \ S t Sll^llnl B»..k. S.ntHbi« tui young ierviee mm. »:ni l.»'.na- !'. *r*4- r r-.w1 Tr.,3 J'-ir FlVE-TlOOM II OUSt. Coi.venltntly lo- w.fc u: basilica* coup p. No ch.Idi <-.., N» run ii yi nry, 42 Broad at. Phone HAVEN RK _« -11 A_ l.a-n 'r a,"v"i >/ ,A 'hp 2'-':. ar.'.. .^r.-'i 'V of r.« .0- mini in I-lltif- Stiver. N>ar bin. ita-$15 a week. On* block frt^pn it at on. > i I - -.n ^ "• i-rl> I y l^i ••'. if ^ 1 ufnK , R1\EU I'LA'/.A—"rTew exi-ansiun bun^a- i.'.nn 'if tr..' r;,rr.p ;i'. lyf'.n^rdo, tiun am! »r'.i<>.»'. M-ii. I *-"" monlh. thrr»>- 1'hone RK 6-_2 89l». «. W*»i it.* ;',. !• ! -• P!.-,.- M <•'••• on. a Ag» !••! 1'; t l«-d bathe. .•nHi.pd I ,,,w, Twu Led roomi, fi replace, piaster K. N ar. 1 in '•.m^ni'iiaMm Xr.r sh'iw hi» room a.'* imt-m in Ke-I Bank, h**ai and FURNISHED Kf)(»M. Private kitrh>-n. p • :• > t Lim.K -II.VKft ia.. i ...I K I WHI^^ o hi-at : bt-H.it (ii!!v [nrnl^ai"lnr c.uieli, No down payment Phon KK ( i \\ m.UN hot un-.fr su:.. i>cr month. Rol- Kive minutfi walk to Fort Mnnmnuth, \ • I .--I t I »». >• •.- .. r \-nrn-; t»i)-in: iiarRKi I'r'.Cf 1)6,&00. tor vetKiai.i. Pr:ce |10,000. Weart- NSW A Li ri<"'n r.nme'! A .r,:v**r»ary H:i Pa- r,.n V\ai-Tl.iiry Realtor, 16 Vr fit jm . • ^^ • n- . . M.n.nh Aginry. Chi.ni- KII 1-1)716. Nem«:h .'gtney 42 Broad at. Phone RE . v. n>' ri J-Vmt »!. Phoiif_RE .£-» 5 *» *V*__ LArTtJK PlrttVTSHet) "rf>nm~flfiin. t..rn- h '.1... H ri.l" ' .MllNMOUTH mrAfS. Orfin a»f 5Tt 'n r-ci .:u. H. H .•• lo.'-« In.-'.udP r.aBflle lT-i:'h« Shn-w»bury »•"•'. .on of Ked Bunk. Ph... 1 -..• nliif !>,-.; llll.nlig. Writ*, Bov 38, £ea old. Hot water heat, oil fired, l-v.ng t. <* Km I. I'll .IFHI r,,nnta.in-f Hrr,:"h, A'.ir.'ia Phnt P RE fi-4064.' UAREER (;IRl/~an f-njur romfiirtaK'y MM r. !. M '.' '. Hr.nh!.- room, direttt. modern Utcfceti. two bed- HiKlii'ii'l'i. Mildrtd Giitt'irn..>"n, I'.trni-hed ronm in p'tasani m" hi-m*- room t : attached garage. K>iiecial!y At' E\ KI.OPF.I' rl SToKK TO LET—Suitable for hard- 1 .n L.ttle S;i vci. Un* of Jntch#Ti and BOWUAN AND AIELSEN. g.r.r.l na< tM.;>00 WVart-Nem*-th pa'rr d roarl 1 / ina:'Io; Carolyn O'ten, H ^ford; wire or m. (tn bu i* lines tor• Mon• altrtclive bouwi and aalai.l \n POBd *._Ph tprin 1 ful \> 100 * * r S.ne RE *^i« l8-J." car «aiat« Plm 1" >ls:i. I .„• 1 J ex cannon *t t -o, i .e bath, fu•:•. <• fft c furniihrd. BunirMlo^- „ .ind garage, App^y s*tl.M|t of [ftirff Ifi'v A.k-iin « i ii "•'•' | I'-inifi HA4-I i.'Ji .a US'"! 'nr lrtl hear, cedar rlostti $10,500. Th'.mpfon I'd. K( ». t k mniilJl "i loiik'C LOOper. Ynrli • t.. Rfd Bank.' THOMPSON AGENCY- Little Pilver io- Aitcnrv, aL East Front tt, Phone UK Walker ft Tindsi . R"l Bank. Fnnno Hfc i cHtion, l.v.ntt loom, «i.rnng mom, a>n, I TTUi r*i va'ati'in* for o.ln'lrner, liora vari- a..., I'.iii Mui.nn.mih. 1'HIM blocks back IIIUD i »ja^Nli?flE"D tonm for rqui>if. 6 • Oj I) •'. _ _ kitchen. lavaToiy, three berlroomf. tiic II,,. M a R. • .Un- e ous patlfl of the BTa'p. Comiilete hou*ekeeping. fS Morford THOMPSON AtiENrV-'Rew modern SHK'EWSBUKY' fliiME nf '•••.,,• ^OlJjnfnoirf " rtTSVlF'fifcT) Eungalo'w. linih, •>•! hent: altHcrt^d trarev'': 11 fi.- rooms, lavatuvy. t -t halt*. Ii. rf,ii ni- t w s c n r p!. Phone RK *-H^A-^-l_ „„ .'cifi. Thompson Ageir-y, 81 East Front home S.x roomi, fireplace., porch, oil Two btMlruom*. BL-iffniil porch, refrif- FURNISHED"~fftR)ISHED Rf5bVV for buiinen man. heat: one-car frara*e; p'ot 7*al5O; in- panlry, rereiit.on hal.. rtir..-. ! i f\'i; HKI.I. KK ' i - Phone RE «-<.7(.0. !•(••• , I: .n - - • latnr. hoi water •ui-piiecl. Half hlofk «ulat«d: iffiiwerator. tif.vt ; |l.r,6u0. hftHtt-d ; hot s^ator hfal, gfis liri.l.-s. • • II • ,...n- - Ii Shrewnhury t« per week. One ihort block from l i to rivet, on'' m»h i.K • i in0 KaM River fd., houff. Two li;tiht. fit f ;»Iace. autn- mm. Walkir ft Tindnll, II,,I H.i... I .th f ! ', iii-* llr.. ml J SOI'TH SHHGW.-Hi f;'i Th"UK"h still rnnfln»..l '<> \ M, Mia, Peters p!., Red Bank.* Phone KK ••«;iH(. «•« 1 RumMin.l'hoi^ KU 1-11 47- K mai .c hp«l. pnt io, outdoor nreplace. 7 Bj; «-14li< • I ). . 11K e .Mm 1 THOMPSON AfiENCV- Xivfng room, \Voo*'i-d i-'" K'.\l.Mi. Ku'ly imuintcd: 1 Fl* 1 Wii-inm Decker uf I'.i't'-: -i.ti a\»?, ilinlnir loom, kitthen, three btHrooms, IS<. Kl Ill-'l * 1 -1.111111. Thuniinim Ayf-nry, ^ I Ens' 1. i ;i*..|. 1 . - II. is i-.,n."idi>rabiy Impr-.-, '1 .-'lie suf- ly ij.ruraud, mar »>IIUHHI ninl bus: bntti, piped hot air heat witb blower. SEE I.AWI.KV AfiENCY t,r acr'n ©.! ht-nt ; S.O monthly. St-i-;. 1". ti. Mny APARTMENTS I- -wn: M. Ph-ir. KK fi-'>7i.->. fi*t*'vl severe txxly hruisvs nnii an 1-A1R HASF.N l..A.-'y home in bVst VeT plot TIUXUK; tartiteit;; |,500|K,500.. TiThomi))* A M E FFron t St.P Phonh t UK RUMSON .,f In itijUiPri hand twrj wnks ;i%o ;n n /eir..i! si. inn. I..i .ng room, dininit I'-;..- UK fi- . .m. • . •»•• rr.I. - ' F,, • . a-, on p.. I.UHK Brm-i-h. . _ KUKNIHHEl* OR unf urn. shed, three fi-'i • Mi « T.l lialli. h.. |..nii. . l.ill , rrtnm. !•;!• hen «nd lavatory on first floor, : .i . • .! • • -I. .• rr ., . i, | | m,,'.,r f.i-i rtt. [jtgijettH diuii s'ij:e. P.^d RUMSON —l-'iv. -ruiim ilujilt-x lion**, fur- i-oorn*. two npst• ir« kitrhf-n :ind Ua:h. heftt, ftr*'»i. icr" •,.» •n.ilr y lora- ,.i-.| ,.• .. i. . i - • t: . M . . rushul AiMlti. Keanonab:e lent. 1'honv )np Ifligc room duwnntairi. Meat, vaa tli-i-e ti'-iituomi, two I'lfd tmtfli on »t-c- «n.l le»,l,rj IIM.lr.lt 1 Hink, where «he In dl*'ir.-in. ond. A. I, lvin* At?rnry, Inc., IB Mou- bath. nr«i'!»ct. sun- ' I" H.i'.l • . -•••-..•(. . ;t : KK 6- RU 1.I-J47-K inrt •lem'.r Included, ihe.ro Farm Mar- 1 Kt Ii •>' lii'i,'.i". rn Ii o P»I..M KK «-14i»8. _ pHi.ur. hot WHtttr heat : I .- acreii: double ;M; • .. r, H \. • . -. !i K . .; il .! • J Mi and Mm Alfr.-d J. 'Se-'mtj ket. Hunt* •"*•>. H..I Hank \ KiiiKke. wor^Oioji. oeiih(>n»e. Luke front* WalL.i el r i..l.< .. It'J 1 i I'M: lie. rr-i.h \ M' < urn ' K , I.-.*', t • .r iVVt K.nd HV h;iv« .-• ,.ncd ;)~.Rl)()M *[NT) .-.-ROClM 'iinfurn-fh. .1 lit-'-: i 1 r Mini. Tnuoit'oon A^fiu-y, 81 (.JI01. 1 J. CftWVFORn rOMPTOX, Inc. t • (i I nr ,, .1-,,»..•-.-I «! •• I. • '., -.I •nr.li i :.i»rin* ftconi A niotur '-up t-j .N'*".v i-.nr'nH-tita avoilviije fm rtninm. Im- K:i-t Kmi.t at. Phntie^ RE I-Ornft KAIR HAVKN KM. .. l RCB1, ebU'.c ntiil insurance. If ii't v, • i. . ..,.,....., . . ,- . | ,l)x< ..)i 1 l'(irTT~ M()NMO13TH. "Modern houae. m ^-:n-l>-i V .•!r,>.)ma. liuh, .. .•.«-. .n.^a rf = - rH pi-, ;*r:t a* Ii. •- r:.. it* ntir'pi'.a; nudci niKt-'ri. in fire rf»idtnlial leci.tm. trnrtive location. Rcasonablt. Phone AT KB B-flO.i?'. ang* • one-c»r »::ariir.| . » 1 .1 :- »,-..\. !•• . *•.. n- » I T.^ftfl (,. . f*. , t .j'i.ck Ne»r w.'iffr. railroad utmnin. «-nrr» eir. 1-1 .41-K Mr. anrl MM. Allan <'arman of Liaiti-y. WritF fnr Hl>."--ni m* i.l. Sis'-* « Thii-il nvi-s Atlantic Highlands. Phone Rb M! and Me-iiaii <. Phrtnr • ilk t intuit ( , ] II • .|. :i. SI .«-t» try. HONKYTilOOlTCtiTTAGE in Fairffavtii. • Tel. UK fi-1',,,1 nr (,. H. ti»-vm. P-f. Sharon ro*v have returned from famiy rart':cular». P. O. Uox 6t, Ked REf> BAI^K— Two-famfly homt Tn^oTd i^daii.'Red Hunk. Ph'-V, th AT l-«3>6-J. Complcu'.y equipped, lias range, elec- '« I6 5.I.J • BankBank. rpsi'lenlial arr*inn. I'lose to hu».nf«i lonlll home of riichi r«nm>- . t«< ,i:i; * nki.r.f-n NVw En^Unrl where thpy were ATERW'TPH — "Modern three-room tric rffristrator, colored tile bath, (ami LI m.K SILVER. >^"-' :.ti...ui' «*';.r o diitnct. A foml inveKtmfnt at |8,3 0i). larage. Neav h\\% I.n», «'I»'I« : BANK-—Flve-room bimralow, f\tr- miaitmenl. Hot water, ihower, re- room with I'iano "and pinu pone tablti „ ., . •• .ire, 1». ^: i,-,t ._i '. f^M mshed oil h*at. Available Oct. I ; i ritferntor, furniahpd or unfurnished. A. I,. Iv.ni Agency. Inc., U Monmouth SiTctni, ptorm sash: garaajt- LOV#IT flow- Rarjrain Ht JM.»',(i. W,,,^- & I r • •' N»w York city at Twin I-akes, |{e111' hum EuWtiAToW - Four furniahffurn d roo ma in residential nertion. Nrwly painted l"ront si. Plume HK, d-.i^no." "ive i;irj(e room-. i M-I. «i»- ..- -I ]-..• lunreti pisjni.it, »t Hnrlhoro, H. H. «r,d bath, ail modtrn Improvement i. TThree lurne mid d.-rorHled' 113. SOD. A. L. Ivins HILLToP HOME Nine roomn. four b.-d- ulateci. ho! wp.t. r hi.i. II . t -i ' . i I.'.liKli M:. Htu! Mrs \WK i<.(HK]er of acrerni, Rtnrm Kn-h #• 11* -!-*••• irait.L-> ft*) v .if t'l.nii'lf juefrrrtd. Adults cn'y. ninny ronms. Private kitchen, bath, Agency. \nc, I ft Monmouth st, phone rooms, two hnthfl, large v«randa. . !••,.• '. KK fi-U'*•.«. I7\l^;<. A,! tn . .«•« ',1'i.t co'iiluinn Mouth ''linton pi. hwe returned (> I RB 6.U74, or «i 271 Mechanic it., Frigidare. utililiefi, «tram heat. Sfp.irnte I'mn'riimic view; tennii court : four nrrcs. •»lir-»cb.:.. I'IIUI.. HK 6 ICtil or i.. II. | Re.i Bank.' _ .____. 5TT- R"(» iM. "VSAH "ARO0Rir bungalow. ny: 110.:.'.O. WnlUr &. T.Mlall, fro-n a trip to r;inErprbr«i/i ca.-"tl« entrance. N< nr Red Bunk, Kinnnburif # il.. N. v in. KE rMtvt:'.-.! • 1 Convenient to town. Ko I tit an Wwter- Bnnk. Phnn* RK fi.:Ufi*. S. .1.. v ter heflt. gaa and electric Included in floors, picture window. G 1 paymtnti, Four rwdroomi, two bn'.hs, ef"fitrit tvro tile hlthM, mmlirii ki hiii. -'mil Miti arul Mt^. Otto Hr-rdon are t4S. for ntht-ra, %ilM\ down, mollthly ranieii, 14 r'.osi-t*, sun il c1* w,tli Ii.-Hli. h. rent. Sept. i occupancy. Call AT 1- kitchen, )<>K lunrlrn: nreplHCf, ftaa; stone 'Ii ... • U '•l.-riilln^r » ^nr-k with Mr. r>*»Va- payment H t>> unit. Uigitinson, Col line arute entrann • i-rfu<-Fte>t g nig,-: icr r.iif*-: 111' O28H.J. _ t>atio. Htautiful flowers and trees. Sac- •My -Mi!H.'.' « .1 • storm iiiih. fu 1 linn- riieiit. il hi-iit. I'.'M),,.. I'l neye mother at Kockwoori, Tenn. HEAUtlFUX'LY rURKT8hfP"aVartro»'iit. avc, I'oit Moniniiiith, «n« block from rifice: $-12.Z0(i. Kxlston W'Hdrbury, Keul* l.v 1,M-*-»! u*nv -U )*.. ni.Ml.-rii t'lniip*)' r« »\ tT,tn>. ^ mer ,ir ronil't.i.-i.nj.'. S' J. H. NHMI iina returned horn* Three roo mi and bath. All imprnvi'- tor. 1(1 Wist rnitit »t. Ph»ne RK ff-3r>Ui).* ui'M.••<-:• Im! ha Hint IHVI: H ,. k • hin II -I menlp. St*nni heal, fi i vate *• nlraiu'e. ItAY STILLM AN A" ASHorfATKSTBule Rl'MSON P|.:in,Hh h-.m*-. Artifiitc studio i\'Jiin. in H :n,|. ,1. li.lt fmni Monniniith Memorln! hotjpitnl, no g il. H-llll tl> III' lir'llll l-ll ,] 'll - Si..I w.i i, i' 't>at •imiml. Cliff I.ndiff-. Srenir dr. A'- Ilifftiwiiy .".". Shrews hury. Te|eiihont l.vitiK room, apatioui dininff vttotQv tilt I'...; . Tiled bath nod kitrhf-n : two- er'iia MI v ...•. *.':, 1 • s !': v: • R. I'-,' i,r,,l Mi... Albert. Lmval and Kfc 6-Jllt. i .imi»!«'!f iiHtli.it of (arms, Viirh.-t, ,...«-H^- f|»»m, *wo rr.vtttr hr.-f h. id • . .-i .1 • ..I • ... f, Immeriia'f po»«mi.on, >'or r :,2JI>-J. ft^ni:!v have rotutnr-d from a 1 hit"R1. ituiiM.s inn natn, irnratr*' apan- 8*1. peHNfiore rftntPP. bjsinps§ prop- rooms, rolorcd tile hatht , automatic heat. I.ii i, :i-..l ..-.i -i^- I' -I >!• f ". • •-. r P" * 'n fr. rsl! at 2"S rt!.«n. I-n'gp att'l rnmrietent staff to help COI.oNfAl." iHOMF. Vip I.» P duck, d*ep 1 ,, • I I II,..,:, • .-I. . ;.-.!. . , !•• i.nth a vufn'i'.n in M.ilne. nch a Hitnn i <\.* meni, furniihed. Hot and ro'd water, or l «artg<. Pi , p : 1 h«nt_ Phom» KE_ 6-M6K.M.* write. ___^ ___ . Rolmon Wnierburv, R .-aI I t or. U '.m. fir •»• t Kiftos.ts r KK '••• HWil -. i, Ii N- . , - I: K i, ! fi J b-ett.v fort h. t h., *• In (Ironmn. -<-he sn- l.,ii , f'l.il'.n. t om^r |ir..|-.;.\ n ..nn.t.h^.l a medical pati«nt at Rlvtrrltw hos- tpt-' , porch, private eniran'-p. furninhtd, h mge • $2"i. i» . (iforr* S. Si-linnrl. rfi. i|. in id! ni-fa. .->m.. . hii. iiristan'la: pit-il GROUND FLOOR, neiTTiome, contral riur supply. Phone SE 2*0084. Lieb- SPECIAL!—A fine modern home In Atrenrj. •* Limlrn |-!. Phone HK (.-".(07. hall, targe livinj room, fireplace, dining proved: aehoo! adjoining, etoat to rail* prp-wsr ronsl rurtlun !.. ^ lie mom. itin- Retty Ann L*»ti, daughter ©f n"u s fr-*_ ••• • . excellent neighbor Hood, Entrance FAIR " HAVEN - Near school, Livint: Toon. fcHfhan, two betlrooira and tiled j nation; laka pririlagt*. A f«w int .n. 1:11 1 1 i iiiK r ui.ni. ki'i-hi*ri ami sin P""*h. IWN (jAltOEN ArARTMBNT, Red Bank. horn* site* still available, ttt yoor real- hall. living room, dining room, kitch- room, dining remm, break fn,t n m,,,, PATHS C II. .Irir'rn. nml Imiii. |.-'.n.,ni .--i n. i- il'- Mr. and Mra. ryr|| L«wi»« of Hanc« bath. Rent inrlndei heat and utilities, Three room*, newly decorated, fB^ ( Il2| monthly. Minugh Agency, Phone tor; also El Alexander, oa the pr«nlata en '.wo bedroomi anil tile bath. Full laundry, four bedroom* fiiul buth: •!:;.- T IR.-tK-il itiirmfo ;.i« tiixti. i.'.ii' :. ' J 'i '. ri, o.'lebratcd her sixth birthday a month, includei hent. hot water. Year 000. lienrgc S. Srhnnrk Agency. 8 Lin- KU 1.071ft.- Phnn* RE «-H74. i-n« Aiiin.-y, Kialtnrs. l'h.iup HL! 1- N.-v,,,s. RE«-1«SS-J. spaciiMji roum, Litt!*- Silver home. Ex- i:,n..__ : Francis Walnrlfrht la v»c*tlcr.!np month unfurniihpd, year around from fHREE-ROOM and bath furnltihed apart- Water heat, solid hrick and stucco! *a. with trees, lawn, shrubbery and H'lL'.'-'rT T.':r : r-i-ims ar.,1 l.alh'. "••..- Sept. lit. Oil burning hot water heat. ment, in center of Rid Bank. Call RE ag«. Lot 70x180. Phone RE «.!t.1ff1 flowtn. Storm saBh, screens and ve« tfrior painted, rouvrh rlnmbinK iriMtnllt-il. rar Knr»K^. tfn lols on h ttriway, su t- from his potltlon at Watjon labora- Excellent «np«..iirtn ; t"-o-car Earagc. Wil- f 5 V.M. • 2,100 down. Ella Wiltshire Av*>nfy. THE I1ENNIS %. BYRNK Realtors n>ili> Tnr titisinrsa nf Hliy k ml. ('nil 1 tories. tfib'i. Available Sept. 4th. netian blinds for all windows. Prle* Realtor, 1246 Ocenn ave. (Liifitrnn nfflrrl liam Ht Hintelmann, Firm. Kealtora. OTARMINGLY furnTified~~three-bedroom A sr. anxious to lint ymr home Tor In 4 I*. M. .hi y ai.it ni: .lay Snnir-lnv. Buna ion. Phone KU 1-0600. itGW^And two-ear garage; one $11,500. Allaire 4 Son Agency, Iae. Sea Bright. Phon« .SE 2-finM. Virttinm ( nmi-tnn. H itliwuy -Tli, Keatis- Mrs. Walter C. Ouptll hat return- apartment. Private entrance; air con- nert of land. Ideal for road ita&d or Phon* RE 6-8460. tt5CATE11 ON THE ahrewahury." Five Tint. lull at « Wi->l Riv«r rd.. •d home) after aummerlng la Ver- ButotiALOW—Thr^e rooms. All ifnprov«> ditioned heat, $7$ monthly. Phone SE tiurg. Phon.JiK «-II2'IJ.|(. menti. Near Fort Monmouth. Kent $50 pony tracli. Call HO 1-7704. bedrooms, two bnths, living room, din- Riimson, or [ihtin. KU 1-ll^n " • -•oRNKIl" [.ftT. ti.»l»8, iii~l.»..nardV. mont. »er month. Phnne EA 3-onO4-J-l." IN SELLING OR BUYING real eitate. PAIR HAWN-Barrali.rTmmed'Ute oc- ing room, kitrhen, oil heat, KOO.1 run- On. htofk fiuni h.nch. in now r«a|. R"U M 35R—Three-room furnUheH ft rip dition, Priced S2 2,5"li. Kiln Wilt shirr WHE"N "HIIYiN'i;" <"ilt">ifcfXi'N<; al Mian Ruth Parktr of Sycamor* AT*AR-TMfcNT—Furniohed. Li vinn room, floor apartment. Brand new electric let u* serve you. We handle e.11 llnei cupancy. Near bun, irhooli and atorei. ilfin:s! SIT!.on. (nil AT 1.082"-W »vi-ii. kitchenette, two hrdrunmn, hnth, heat Six roomi, all improvement!; niee yard; Agency, ReMjtnrn, r2iB Ocmn ave. fl,n>- II'.. en I II: ..r the II" ,IIK< snil »-..,...ml. ave. ha» returned from a visit with refriKerator. Water and heat tupplied. tmn office.) Sea Jtrifiht. phone SK 2- i. 1. ttv F I- 1 of iniurance. Reliable, honeit, courteous 98,500. Conatance Smith, 14 Maple ave, MIJS'I' SKI.1. mi arrnini of di-ath, :•,'. her sister. Mrs. Georg* Silver ot and water included. Price S6,<> litr month, Avatlable October 1, 1950. Adulti v* - n» ].. il-.lums, Fair Haven. Phone RE «-2S0S." Hfa.K.f-iI .... room rni.ni 1.4 hims.-, wi(h nVriiti>.i a! 1'rank 0. Lawei, U Newman Sjirintts rd., ferred, $6.1 per* month. Byrne Agency, service. Henry Schwelzer, Realtor, 141 Lili-lnli. rn- Mendon, Vt. ELLA" Wirfftiriltfi "Agenryf "Tk'-alti.r-. UK innin, !.x .11 fiv...i(iiim Ii inralnw W.nt.TiTi-il. 1-r Rea.fnrft Phont RU 1-lJB(h- Main it.. Kransbtirg. Phone KE 6-0121. •ji i i utj OJuv FJ^\ ^ orner propeny \ee* f t.ai.miiti altic. m\ #*ta e and 'nmiranc*.. \\ t -uctiv,- Hi luiirh. full i flnrk SB.f. Jinjiiii. at i."> H'llvu.1 t»i»., MM. Pierc« Pool« wat hostw, at ?EA BRTfi H T"T ur n i ihed t wo-it or y eluded), eight room a, two bathi, t JUJfi-i. A F1VF--ROOMT HOUSfc -"~Two bTtkt; (modern) for Quirk Rate 122,000. Con- Tiome^ in He') Hank atxl SUITO>M,r Newman Springs rd. Tues- rentall Row BVA;lab>, ltijnga!owi and apartment. Living room, kitchen, two (Munajiunil PR, Vour Idling* ere * il. M..I.I..!. arrrs. liV.i.K bedroomi. bath. Adult• preferred: $6<) doublr tiratf-d ^rurag*. Close to but, in stance Smith. 14 Maple ave., Fair Ha* in, ,|.l. flv, day at a i-.ivet.ed dish luncheon .'it Lon« Brnnrh. Hoi water hent, Vf»n. Phone RK R-2S18.* 1'Mfi Oe*An IV*. (I.nntrivi, ofTif« t S> i\ • ml .1 l 1 Ella WiUth.r*- Asfnry. it-nHcri, 1M« per month. Dennis K. Byrne Ajrpncy, Mr i (r h t. P h u n e - - 0 0 •' 4. 'I, ..•-. to benefit the Woman * Auxiliary Or^nn «ve. (1-uiiion cfflcf.^ Se» Bright. inutidry. Immediate pocseseion. Phone LO'fiJ'-'Exccllfnt" vnluea inattractlve Io^ Noticf of Settlement af Account Healiors. H W«it K.ver rd., Jtumson, or HONEYMOON " <'<)TTA<5E. Ex..licit fi.r fnr'h ln:i.| npnv r.t "»l'«'.i|""li. KulM of Old ChrlBt church. At- Phone SE 2-ii.MH. phone RU 1-1150.* . eatiom. Red Bank. Kair Haven, Rum* l.iini, K«tiit* «f Uon II, Van IHIVH, IU- aon. Little Silver, Shrcwnbur/ and Mid- Hum no n torn tion. l'iv e room", lirrmi'- S. w hum tending vi-ern Mm. A. A. West. Mrf. ?DRNlSHEl>~t>i i fV-. room hiingBlow wiTIi I'UUNlSHED APARTMENTS. Three. way : attarh*1.! K«ragr; fireplHr*-. fu ' np'-ll htn I l.aih. m^ij N"',rt> in hrnt.v it vt»ri 'hi' Hi* bath. Electric, una and wntor fiii.phed, four and flve roomi. |Tt> HP per 8IX FINISHED ROOMS, 111.TOO. (llelown. Constance Smith, 14 Maple Vim's', 'r.".la'i''"i-':..sH«. fu:l nee 11 i II la nf *fn- mi'>vi i.«i, », i-\ •• • g K-iymond Hollu. Mn. Charlea r HVB.. Kair Haven. I'hone RE H-SS08.* haBnment. Immediate "CcvuiRiify. Pr.ccii Rmt |. >0 n month. Available Sept. 1. month. Phone AT l-OS*,. _ __ Vliit CurWy Wall Built Mod.l $ir>.f>0<1- Ella Wiltshire Ag'iiry, ltr»i- M n.ofi'i. II1M111I1I11I loU Rul llnnl, nnil .vc-ii.i.r nt ihf .••'H-i- -if *au\ (tt.i4-m.nl, Gartner, Mn. William Turner. will b* surlitrfl nr.il Mated |>y th«> Surro- Cm I KE <-u93'». FUHKI3HE1) THRfiE-ROOM modern gar- Horn.. Open daily ( P. M. until ":..""" SUVrVT AmeVT i • MipTi tora. 1^46 Ocean av«, (Lurtron offtrr.) .111-ui.inliiiu li-ii.'.nry. IT-'.') IIJI. Littln Mrs. Afnea Barker, Mn. Alice il-'HNISHED HOUSE, rive-ali lcnmi, den apartment. Completely redecor- .. J.. Fair Haven, RE 1-2808. All typee Sea Bright. I'hone SE 2-0004. Si; VIT-- Twn-stiir>•, InrBf rorni'r lot. nm#K«t»» nf thif Ciujiiiy i.f Monniniitfi and dark. Saturday and Sunday 10 A. r.[>nr»'-f1 for •itili-nnut to The Mnn. bath* combination nit, «as runn*. Ne»r ated, ierond iloo#, heat, hot water fur- of property. Red Bank and aurroun-Hng NEW HOM£S- Startlnir at f I 1,000, fo"r rooms, ttvo bath.", mrlnsul hr#»«.war. Wreakj, MlM Emma. Jsrloion. Mn 1 towns. Moderate priced homes with con- in'HJih Cnuntjp Pn.lt.ii«- r.nirt. VrnUntt •1! tramiiortation. Orcuixinry .Sept. I. ) nishfd. Ilendix in basement. Rent 1110. M. to 1 P. M. Direction: Broad and flv.-room hnmn, fully equippc. full rfll.-ir. Kami- room. Ill a.it.ful lanil- Jud.ion Richardaon, Mrs. Eugene to May 15, I9.il. Phone Essex 2-5522 yenient terms. Open Sunday And •van i-i-ai.inK »nil Kiinli-n pl'it. rivrr riehts. l'ivi»n,n nf Phone AL 3-1804 or KE 6-4195-W, at,, Shrevitiurr, to Whit. It., op- Mtehens. tile haths. t,ncate\, fit \ni and BUNGALOW New Monmouth rd.. Mid-Allwnhurit J-lH04 or RE 6^4JJ»ft-W. bungalows, five roomi, bath; varage; a (ll ton and Mr«. Cora Hunter. oil heat; rear cottage baa three roomi. ~" *' Mondny throuth Saturday. RE «-1.12S-J l U iiietown. Rent reasonable. Reference. ft IOH LANDS — Three-room apartment. Eir.nraurh, Sr, talei agrnt* Ptaon* Write or rail Sophie Blohm, 215 Clen- Aiklnr IU,A00. Constance Smith, U ATLArti IC TiIC JlL A NI}0. comfort a ble Suniliiys. John V. Crowfll, Jr^ sal.s- Donna Blair. «l*;ht-yea^old Kurniihed or tinfurniihed, bath and KE 6-6102. Mi{i!i an, Fair Haven. Phone Rl I- home. Seven sparioui roomi, mndtrn, muti. _^ _ d^nny «v#.. Jeropy Citjf. punt i y, steam htat tyatem. Ne&r achool, convenient tn every thine, ('rimer lot ; daughter of Mr. and Mri. OMrga fA~MlLV«WISE!—Livinv room', Jining hunen and atation. First floor, private SUlTflALoW-targ. plot. H.ar wat.r. rarage: oil heat; di^iinctiva buy; $1-1."ion Blair of Buttonwood, arrived at room, kitchen, three bed room*. Rath WALLAlJ51—Three n>om'» tndbVtri. Eleetrir, pancy. Asking 18,500. Kxeluilv* Agent 'iiif mum -l.(.'"i liriplftr.. dininif room, Notlc. of S.ttlcment .f Account ator. ita nUat ntei>l ntfiK . garag*. Re*i- livinjr room, bedronm, 'titchen, bath, ttll Agency I'hone AT I-nllfi. Thp officers of tht Mothers' Huh H^titin!, From Sept. 15 to May IS; |8S heat, hut water, f&,SO0. Inquire 68 Constance .Smith, 14 Maple ave., Fair liall. ml hi IV -. du ili.- K«:nitt. liarn. rh:ck- Est»la of Un,t K. Waring, d.ceiis.l. lar^e hallway, ample storage apace. Com- Thnd_av... Atiant ic^HiKhliinii^ ___„ HaverL Phone RE G-280?^" _ • 11 hnus.: jiHHlurr. Minis*- msulateii. and of Old Christ EpUcopal church met per month. Phon* LO «-IDnR. pletely fuinixhtd, including utilities. Im- Club Bitates. Call RE Vmo-W" Notire Is hereby givr-i that th. amounts ffEATJTlFlJL SfX-ftOOH fiouae. Ail mod- EAST KEANSBUKU—5 W room?.. •11- ATLANTIC inGHLANCB. Near Mem or M ill .10 Hent rnniiltiiili. I'nrr |2I),000. of trw •uliscrilier, ex..1 ,'or of !he es'a'p Thursday night at th« home of Mrs. mediate pooiettsiun, 41 East Linroln avt,, year home. Near bus, stores and beach. Ki»nl H. U«». l'i Newman Surinm l ern Improvi menti. Two bathi. in A.II2"ti(' HighlnndP. Phont AT 1-1589. ial Parkway. Modern bungalow. Fiv* of aaid iler-eased, « ) ho auditeii ami Kenneth Almy, at which time, Holmdel township, for rent on monthly Small down payment. Balance like rent. room.; 100x100; oil htat; $10,500, Con- VAM HORN—Riverfront. Lovely rd. Phoni- REJi-J»7:,.' stnterj by thr .'urrmfn'i ,if the Couri'y plans for the winter wert made. *i"HRt!fc-R06W aparttntnt, iinfumllhtd, Full price •4.5t»_0.__Phone_KE «-1326-M. stance Smith. 14 Maple ave.. Fair Ha- view. Ten-room home, 2 4 baths, iJTRBLKtliWN ' ftunmlow. Near sta- of Monmouth nr.d 1, sorted fur let' •- bus it o'r iervic«s (painting, m*ioi>ry), in and bath. Kitchen, bedroom and liv-JfAtfT" HAVEM—Livinf room, dining The first meeting win be Monday, «»rh»i\ge for reivt. Cm}\ RE_y>201?.* 1 ve-n. Phone RE <-2»08.* fireplace, oil heat. Many unutual tion. rum rooms, M'>i. xiisriHion at- ment to Thi- Mmiriiii'K.'i ( otiriiy t.'nurt, ing room. Located on Highway 85. Call roo.n, kitchen, two bedroomi, bath, KE1> BAKK,~lfvTnf pi. Attractive, ton tic, two rooms startf-.l. il.ne years old, J*robati! Itivisinti. un I-rirlny, the third Sept. 11, at the parish homa, it KE 7-1U7.R. lunporch, oil heat; two-ear elnder block features. Carat*; greenhouie; $23.- hath. Private entrance. Sun dock. Ideal fortable horn*. Bight rooms, 1 \i fir*pla«e, two corner raliilmil, dining; day of Novi-mher, A. Ii., ly;,'i, at which tim.- tea will be served. The FOUR ROOMS—Htat and hot water fur- Karage, plot tiOxlEO. Good buy at 19,- $500. Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair room, oil heat. One arrp. uwner built. in o'emr-k A. M-, at Hh:.-h time apu..- 1 for couple. Heat and utUitU-i lupplipd; nished. Available S«pt. I. Phont RU 500. John _. Minugh AaT«ncy, Rumaon. b«tha, {.replace, hardwood floors, large second annual children ! fair la >fl» a month. Phone KE 6-R29Q.J. enclosed aunporeh, oil heat: garagej lot Haven. Phone RE <-4IO0.* n.st material. Plrnr.r MI !-0!-,6-M-l. ration will b«- mail, fnr the a.lowar.ee of 1-1'>4J-J. 79 Avenue of Tiro Riven, Phone RU 1-0718.* _^ 50x150. Terms. Occupancy In to days. WEST PIlINT' PLKASANT. Marl«wond commissions and r-ourmel feel. »lated for Oct. 14. ?Oim-RO0M BUNGALOW. Bath. "Rot Rumson. after 6 P. M. luted: Angus'. IS. A, |i. 1950. water heat, 140 i>er month. One block ATtANTIO MlGHXAKfiS. OvcrlooVint ffiE^SBUTtYT riverfront, partTy fur- Exclusive agency Constanet Smith, 14 LITTLE SILVER—ffSci .rT77 alt ra7t ire rd. RarKnin. Eight ruoms, bath, all Mrs. Richard Lyman tt visiting clT Hifthway 36, East Kcansburg. Call the boat basin. Two rooms and bath, niihed, »ix rooma. bath, hot air oilMaple ave.. Fair Haven. Phont RB I bungalow. Living room with fireplace, utilities, no hint; lot 8N.X174. All in fair THE PLAINHKI.D TRUST KE fi-O42f(. and four room a and bath apartment* to heat; garage; dock ; 24-foot skiff and 1 Z< 2308. dining .space, two bedrooms, cxpansinn i-iin«!ifi, Shrewibury. Ri-d Unni. KE t-31'21. Availabllable to two adults aMt JSfJ8t per CailRK 6-4B41.J6-4B41.J..* ITtJfifSON—EittnTrooms, two tiled batni, »olou«t and orgnni«t Sunday in Ro«- .•monthh to Ma]y 1. 1951. John L. Miniifh elusive Agent, Conatanoa Smith. 14 Phone RE t-Slll, iHIil.|,ETOWH--For quitk ssie.""Girls'. Ifetfield k Hst'fiel'd. FURNISHENISHED APARTMENT. Consistin* large lunroom, icreened breexeway: Maple ave.. Fair Haven. Phon* RE 7 room house: two-rar trarage; one oth- el!e and that afternoon they made Agency. PhPhn RU I-07 I 6.* two-car KHrnge; flrcpUce, hot water AL>—-Cluie to Broad at. Eight bath, outdoor barb erne, flafrilonr- wa'k, f 1 0.0*. Collins. idential section of Rt-4 Bank. Couple only, roomi, onit). modern kitch tree*. Convenient location, Aikintc ^ 1-t.- sold "as ;s" for $14.n and bath, oi] hent. Immediate occu 500 for quick ufli, Ray Stillman. Hi«h- inte Sre Srhivsrtr.-Maekl.n. » White SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Thr. grammar school will open TW"O-R0OM"""APARfMENt. Ki'trfien, RUMSON—Sevin-roym hVusc. Two tiled [ianr-y, ftnrvain; IU.00O. Conltanre wav S5. Shrpwuhury. Phone RK fi-'.III. "'_ Pf»"» KK «-3l-'l- _ Monday, Sept. 11 There will be bedioom. furnlxhed, iras, electric, heal, hathl, tiled kitchen, pine panelled den, h'm.th, U Maple ave., Fair Haven. Phone NEPTUNE- lfi09 Sixlh Vve." bungalow Chancery Division, Monmouta Count/ FURNI9HED ROOM in private family; UocKKT NO. M f>:»r,-fj no afternoon si's-sion the drat day. hot water supplied. Year aiouud. (ircen*. open and encloied porch, automatic construction, location. Living room, of four rooms snd hnth. expansion at- single person [jreferr^d. Ma/ bf Keen Wilnon avc, Port Monmouth. Phone KE hent; _rars»e; plot. TRxlKO. Price $1J<,- tir. l:m. loration: nlie Krounils: c.ntral To: JOSEPH rELDSTMN: The morning si'ssion bpiina »t » 45 ar 4 0 WorthIry it., nr phone RE 6-fi-lfi77-M. (j(u). John L. Winufth Aaericy, Rumaon BujTdlrectj , fireplace, dining room, tili-rl bnth. kitf!i- fee* Two-story framr fn, thrrr brdrooms . M'>"IK>' . «unirnHf.u 1 By vliU. »f ».. llnl.i ,,f •!,. >.,;.-••.>! ani- The b-'Sinners will be du- 47J«.* _ _ H_P_n- RU 1 OTIS' _^ h rTJRtflSrTTiTr TK". rc'iim' nntl'Sath." all Heightih , luperh TTVV location, heat; $14,900: $12.;,00 mnrtiidg'- avail- -(own. balance approximnfiy I4J1 per Court of Ni'W Ji'm. /, ( h*i'i('n*y \>,\ . •.; , mussed at ,1:45 a.m., the other St MA TUB A V ENu E—Funinbeu ruuni, niilh, pu tRX. r write, ut.litieti: serond floor, private entrance. fAIR HAVBlT" riverfront, extra welT^ live roomi'. bath, expansion attic: at nble. Ray Ptilln;;in, Highway 3-"<, h l 11 Nf6r.fnrf.ith Co inly, I>ock«t N". M :.*n'.. One of Red Bnnk'a noit convenient On bu* ' .ie near Navy pier on Eait rd. built six-room hou»t, til«ti kitchen nnd tachfti sariige; land leaped. Call U& ( Schwart?.-Macklin, 8 White si., RE »- 4», n.*fie on 1h • Hr<| ilny f An/ i>'. 19".*>, c'.nsses it 12 15 pm. Registration ( Rhrewnhury. Pf. RE 8-.'III. n location*. Call Red Bank (-1684. Mn. nnd '.. -nurdville rd., Belford. J. H. bath, fireplace, atenn) oil heat; attached 'i!f'llW_after 6_^.O.* 3121. In a ceruin c.i-i-* v.h>T«;n Ilr.iwiy LHTK of new pitniie »-i» K~ -;r.iu:"._J iu Powstr*. L garage; couveniont location, ben tit If u I > HlGTTWAY rARaJ-"64" ftons," nTnVtirtif- CHAPEL'HiLL ROAD »?-ii^*.«n i T«r '21,:: , lj i. . t."i.. -i«-..u U, itiiixiii-.r . 1 '' 1 the principals ollU-e Wednesday IN BACHELORS' HALL, FaTF Haven. V'-y v • . i^i.?:?. J-_u L. H ;. ritr. i\rw nouic. J-urnished. flve rooms. Jw SEE LAWLEY AGENCY for Farms. Felctitein, mm .iteii i>ti*iit;uvs nnu library apartment in Red Bank, on Broad nt. A«ency_ Bumaon_nl. Phont Rl^ 1-0716.* two porche*. Completely Insulated. Hot outbulldinirs: unuiual opportunity. Com- wiLh television. Call RE 6-4913 be- Privnti* entrance: $100 monthly on year- WEST LoHG~ nRANCH. ^Partly "fur- water oil hrat, full cellar; garage; H' SHREWSHUM1-Mew and nice. TUSch. demur to plaintiiT's romi«:» nt cm or from other schools must bring tween 5 and fi P. M. All day Saturday, b(nation farm and roa•( (Jr'oh*-, n-xt. or In ly basin without utllitlei. Adults only. niihed combination store and home, acre lot. Near store, hui and school; Ray Stiilmnn, Shrewab-iry. Phone HE ty|i« Three he'll ooms, tile bath, full i transfer cards from the achool pra- and RE_6-U76ZJ during day. Li virif quart era consist of living; room. 814,0(10. Phone RE «-2872-J." dcfauJt thereof »urh j idgm> nt may Ur Pleapff rail between '9-12 and after 7 <|.S111, _ cellar, oil hm, comtiltitriy decorated, made againat y" i us the ^upfr-or Cur' vloualy attended. No pupil may b« TWO FUUJTlSIlEn Bedroorai, with PM.. KB 6-2017.* kitchen, hnth nnd two bfdrmunsd; ; 1 OH ovprsired lots. Mu*t l>*» Men. Price IK.- n, JVity (t,m> I5AIHV FATtW—Forty ar res, excelicn t nf New Jetty ihni; think, mmtablf nn-1 enrolled who will not have reached kitchen privilcgei. Inquire after & SMALL MOI*iRN furnished apartment i\ f road frontase. Price 17,60U, 9ll'l. Veteran needs just a few hundred P. M., 276 Mechanic tt.. Red Bank. of Too large for preient owner. paittirc. includinK h*ri], ciutprnent: his fifth birthday on or before Nov. for school year. Teacher preferred. In- Jonn L. Minugh Agency. Phone RU 1'IttfuVrnrRit-if iniitle. U'il] put elding on large housr; bnrn ; milk hounc; tool dollars Alinu- JKU per month can ten Phono RE f>-12 7 4. nil Srhwam-Macklin. ^ White it. Phone Th. object of A s-it la to obtiun. a quire 22 Mount a»e., Atlantic HtKhUrnU if cmnmlfrvd. AUo v.iil vacate at toon shed i chicken huuse. Soimd income in- judgment for div. r« i^siolv njr the rnsr- 1. litSij. Birth certificates must b» TRik "MARYLAND. Bniirding 'for eldeTTy duy* or phone evenings AT l-01.'>:,-K, SHHEW.1HURY riTefffnnt. Siven-room »« dfal ii riosfd. Phone KE >-00.17. vestment: I2S.000. Kay Stillmnn, Hijfli- UK «-:i!2l. submitted. PupiU art required to nr busirups pcoi-lr. Very large nicely or AT " Dutch colonial dwelling. 1'our bedEYoNoMlfAI- , ' yVar-'iounS DTmiralow. waySr., ^hr< wuhury. _Ph(in,> HK A-Zl 1 I. PEATH ST: sRTtEWsnrmY.~r.arge 1 ••" 11 li«i>e been vaccinated within the furriiMu-d nx»nii* In center of the town. r-ro*»m dpartment Toomi, irrtct,»-d pnrth, Hunroom, I 'j KiMir raomi. bath, saa, electric, kitehtn home T»-'i nnmi 'wo bs»hs. ho* witer <*al: KK 6-"Ht:H-.M. bathi, firtplace, not water oil ijf=it • tw- WISE A WISE. la."t flve ytars and to have been at 3 Hell view ave., Keaniburjr, op- r,i,.BB itcAl. iu»v i«.-.ei. pruperty ftuxl'Jij, "COUNTRY MVJNC'-Qunint PO- hrat. oil. do,ili,e lot. All in fine c;n- iXfKNTSiiKI) 1UX)M, wilh kitchen p'riv- pmhi Atlantic Hotel. Inquire at lame ciir frarHfte; ^-acre plot; |2u,00 0 (Iwnrr wi't v»tm« on ,ak. Asking IX - 11.. -s fi.r r:a.ntirr, f dilinn. I'riceil al IH.SOii. Eligibl, vet- immunlied from diphtheria. A phy- c'.eiftfs, ov Ctinrrivd coMple. 2S Bank artrirpgB. XIMI. (all Frrdeiick pi., Aeannburg, »<•; loniai. Two bedroom*. _tt',e bath ; eran nieils liu- s feiv hundred dollars. • I l>iiml :••«.•', sician's certificate or other substan- at.. R«d Bank, nr rail RK 6-O5Bfi-J. fffftTJE-ROOM "FURNISHED apartment. i) <°4W garage, barn, green hoi'f : oi chard, Srhw: '.- Mm«l.n. « White it. Phono fit TI ii.l riiir... N.-w J.-rs^y. VOK IOL'TLE v/tuhinsf in tetit'nne room RUMSON—Fully furnished gevtn-room tial ividence must be submitted. ; F.\ct l!f nt lornt'on. l-'nr hu§in»si cnnple, hou«e. Ii-i Itiitha, torch; «ne-ear RK- brook. ftntinK. 'la\el 5102, School n a n rp or^-fHrniiy home with ynuuK r : f v n rage; p!ot 50J1 *i*J: near bus. river and WESTSIDE AVE.. RED BANK. Two 1 A /' f.A lit Ii' HI RB LA S" rX8r~W;e."T.unTa • Notice .1 Settlrmtnt of Account Tn.ly and I wo mum nh> huiband il l '_ ±2L Jt'• A.T 1 -J>' '• - - M._ bus; city Wfiler; H , arrfi. Atk.:iac ocmn. Pr.rt $1U,.SOO. John L. Minugh -.»'. Kour room) anil l.stll. full cellar, Eslala "' H"i: ' I. A'hj ,lf..ilr,! ovfrieai. AH privi-rpr*. a!io telcviiion. ATTffACTIVK '3'a.ROr>M apartment. new modem up-to-date hunfa- IU.000. Theodore MrC.mntii, II rei.'ini hem- iarne ',ol . near bui. Good ri-ns-r rail HK «-^'l^-J_t. Y«*ar »round, f iirnithfrl. Frigid a (r#. Inwa. AH convenience,. Muit be lean I, ,v for -me I familv Prce'l «l 8S..i00. Nolira ii h.r.liv if:w.i i h a * 'i* ;'••' IUTI'I new Jy dfrrirated. Excellent !ncat'on. Broad st. Phone EA 1-0740.* of the suliscr.l"', 1 .vir nf "IT- ri-i* Sea Bright Ft?i?>?T?T4ETt RnoMS. Single or double. HOLHDEL— Fineit pinman;!c v>w tn apprpr.ate that ther are a bar- l.e- us show • .^rhmiriT.-Macki.n, 8 L»dy or ^)ui.np^s couple preferred; refrr- • Miiahle: 87 rolling acres: moHfrn »h'e >• I'hone RK t-iVn. nf sa r] drrra" I. " r,,. a .d 'til at.'! L'RP of kite hen. Lng rabiti i uom, p ri- fnrrv CuU KK ft-l-«an.J.' „_ gain. Price 17.760. Veteran need, THREE-BEIlROOVI hnuf Eight mated by th» .-' k-;^- .if the C«nr -y <>• M/. and Mn. Albert Vbaldi of. val- home, f-r.it.daire. (iooti location. An- hnck vrneered bungalow, three bed* HJRNISHED Hri^sitti'ng'niom and kiteh- ronnin, two bntht>, large !i v ing room, no do*n payment. Monthly pay* acres. Delightful l.vmt nom. firta. Monmoath an-l r* ;•-. --I f-'" bi U^rni" • Brooklyn visited Mr. and Mrs. bury bus at diior. ("n I P. M. to 9 en. One block from Broad »t. Buni- modern kitchen, nutomatu- heat; double Mnl'M, HUMf. Iliien for inlpec- to Th. Moiimi..|'.ii i .i ti.'> \ .. irt. PrMtin'- Claude Minaldi of Church st. over P^ M., 333 Hruad «.. Red Bank^ flrcplicr, automatic heat; thrre-ear L menlii appro V.matlly J 42, piu, taxr,. ncsn penon preferred. Reff rencf*. 2B rnire; t;i".000, Hin ugh Agency. Phone garage, barn. Cooil locution. AskinK t.on. Ilrnnt.fil bui'ilir.g lot for Division, im tr-luv. '.i • >,•..,,-, on,I th» «,»,({ tAltXE. WELL lUTlNrsiirrn hftlriiom. Hudson ave., Red Bank. Phone KE 6- Deal rllici-t v.-itli builder. No agenti. 125.100. Rny Stillmtn Hiiihway .V. cni RU MLTtfl____ Everything Mip|-lii-d. Lovely location. 4691-VV. Ku Uitunminalkon. Also lix-roora oiirtwuury. t*hnne Kfc, ti-,illl. ii'i-Uii'k A M., »'. wiiih '.in.- ivi'i.'. ra',imi Mr. and Mrs. C. A. VanDoerea UOl/r'8 NECK AREA. Charming cen- RECTOR PLACE. Red Bank Irin-r sirti•.)' St.. K.vi.ort. Phone KE 7-29 HVK-ROOVK-ROOM l'UUNrSMEll'UUNrSMEl> al^rtinent; houae, newlr deco/tted, oil heat; ga- will tic mmk fur ihe H.!owunc« of com. and family ot Center st. ar* "pond- fARGE ROOtT Private bath, private 240 Weat Front at., or SI Wallace it. tury-old Colonial dwelling. Four bed Two apartments and own living quart- r/i'ss ijfis HII'1 c.iirn I In. entrance, ground floor. No cooking, References requited. roomi, 3 bathi, hot water oil heat, fire me ; 19,000. 2S« Third it.. Fair ers. Price reduced for quick salt. t'.\- THE NATIONAL NKV-AKK AND KS.^EX ing two weeks In Vermont Hnnce ave., Shrewiburjr. Phont RE 6-BEDROOM ANttT~KlTCHEN apartment. place, screens, storm aash and awnings: Haven. Call RE 1-1107. elusive agent, Constance Smith, 14 MHi.lo 0.: hi at. full ri-!!iir. i-.ectric range. BANKINi; CiiMPANV (IF NKWARK Mrs. Frank Covert, Sr., was given 17H3-M after 4 P. NT Linen, dlihei, silver, utilities and re-4-room gueit cottage, bath, fireplace, hot are., Fair Ha_ven. _ Thorn- KE fi-230-.' Venetian hlinill, romhmat.on si-ieen a'ld honorable mention at Highland* STNGlXTiTrriBIfBEE, RiaiunakU rental". water oil heat; barn-worKihop; three VAN JtdKR—Tive-room pre-war, orif- norm saih: low ln\: $<,ai"i. J. A. Bj: WILLIAM t. 1IOCKER. friiifTntion furnilhed. Reasonable* rent. onr garage, two-room bath apartment STX-KOOM HOUSE. Sunporch; garage. dedication ceremonies Saturday for New furnishing! and liN-RKnnt home- Phone RE 6-29HS-R. All improvement!. Good location; •«,- story home. Like new condition, tileil Ha uh, Renl E.-!ate. 1*7 tiroud St. Phone Vice 1'rriiilmit, above; Id-acre plot, beautifully ahrubbed UK «- 11 '.. „- RK «-!'.' " I " III Bniail Sire.--. being th* oldest member of any like lurrnundinRi. Private home. Highly nnd lind«cftt.f(t. Thli U a rare npp fin(i Owner, MiMa. 77 NnvMink av#. bath oil-nrcd at,am heat, :ii IIA.SK ^•-»;lr^. N'tiv J-rsiv. Truiee. Ladles' auxiliary there. 5hu L» 84. tunity. Fnre $2f),OO0. John L. Minugh C J.J II M»u-S. 1' I'.fy HM rd n * Mar.I, ed and la rue 'lln '.-n-'liiii I-- ir.: Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ran of far.liliel. No ohjfrtkn to rht]dl>n, dining mom combined, modern kitrh- VAN HUKN—Spacious K,, li.-rn- Al!urlny>. Ilii SO. FIVE ROOMS and batb, full cellar, tre * *. 1-our het] roomi, full dry cellar, it, South »t. have bought a home un Mo:in, Wilson avi'., To^t Hnnmoulh. en. twa bed room •• bath, amomatie heat Thi* \* icotid viiUie at |22.M)fl, See Law- SNe iU reiia ri. S ven steam htat, oil burntr, (littered walla, nerfrii>om l). tw n bftth •. h Center at. from David Thompson Thoni- KK fi-0043 ' ..i KK G-H!17.J; I-H.30H VcteiHna h'/e flown, non-velei- l"v. Hijrhway 3*> and Navtsink River rd., SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY oak noon: plot 120x130: complete with l«l 21 DO rrh ; P lot lOn >IM and will move in this week. R(l "TOrSRVilE'li ii..,mi ntilMmm and arreens. Near Campbill't Juoction, Bel- m.i $ 1, 40ri; |oU monthly. fieorg* P. I CHANtFRY DIVISION MONMQUTK : •Schanck Agency, 1 Lmdtn pi.. Red Bank. Van Horn Ai*ncy, >air Hnvrn. private k ifhcn, I. t£ht hou»*>k"ep nK. ford; Ca'IJtE C-0S89-W. RET) B A KK * a"l kTnTdTitTn cVTo "iTbTii; I COUNIY. DOCKET NO. M S034 -IB Mrs. Paul Co\ert and Jiuifrht*r« In aooil locm-im. B«..A Brdge ave.. K<|| I'lnine HE (,-l).1(»7.* I1K_«^<1£2 L _ - _ - SUNNYCRESf." G, 1. ho met. MaimoB* *l'hiff hcrlrnom* and bath. Taxes ap- of Beach «t. have returned from a HRIIK, opt'im:'! inilrnni' s!a .:f>n. AlMiiy BUMSON HOME- La rue hvmr rm pro.v.mate.y IJOn. Tha home i^ !ot*a*n1 VAN HOTiN—? <-rn,im Ear v / 1 TO: ».!"• \ "• ALI.KS. i(i« i. I'. M • Broth*n. Llttlt Siktr. Phnnt R«J month's \ai\uion in Maim- Br.fi^8-.l»S? or Riil Bank «-0T8R. _ fircti'nr*1. foil I' brrli nnnii, two bllth- in a p!rn«ftn< ncidhhorhood ' SI 3,'in.i. f/irm hmisi-. II Ijr i.mii.lr lie > " .- 11 f in Hiilr . ' '-. S 11 . • -v- KfcT, l'URNlt!|IK|i io.m». Kitchen in.i"- LOT. ~B"A~RGAfK 26«-fnnt 'frmitaice. roitnii, mi'nmRNc htRt: one-art* T>'Ot S#» I .a w.py Amnry, High««v 3'i aiuj hH'h«. f'.r*i>'sii • \-iitf rinni r. \ I I II., • •• -S.« J--..-, I •!,,- ) I' .,,...- The N.'iuvoo Rebecca lod^e will r • • "*H r „ 1 • -. • -J i' .Mir A il il • w:ih laige tree*. , gn<-*«t • |2S,li'Mi. NavfFlnk R:vfi id.. MiddletnjMi. M n l.,:i In n II i h".i- i .n n^' i Miinm ..i-n 1 ,. urv |i- ..• N., M ** Branch ave., I.iltle Silvrr; rrBirient^nl 1:. < r ' . * II •'•I •'.' Ill .-•.. HK 6- nn cv Kriii.i\' at 8 p. m. in the Odd Iiii'ferrfd. 'Jilt it'Biii hpo-1 avr, Long tieorj[4> &. Sena n.-k Agency, t Linden rifODLETOWN—Near ReOlsnW bridge", Ray V»n Ili-i W'nn, J-a.i K-'nl 6I.H-I'' iindii i'l "i» -:.ii : .lay ni Aug- area. rull rrir« IfiStf.. Phone UK «• fl I. Fellows' hail on South st. The state llnmih. Ph.inc I.n «-i".i.l. f>~<2-n nr rail 43 Whit a nl • Shrewsbury, PL Phone HK gn39T.' for thoic who tike the old*r lubstan- Phoj-_flK "linn.- I! K-* . •• ust I'.'.l. in a r.-:-'*:n . ,1 1.. si tv-reni V LAFU;E ROOM. .Soulheaatern linl hcniiet. Lawtajr Agenry hat t«v«ral VAN HORN -?M:niiiii m.i. Ti I • \ I It !i VVFS in: -Vl.llW. 1 '.. ri'itiiii president will be a special guesl. BEAUTIFUL three--bed room bungalow Ti iiU Ii. U'I' ty |i tie l.< tijf mom Kilt.a O Al'i'ii. nri. i|..f,"i,l.ii;i.' yna are rximiura, modern bath and ihower. that are sum to pleaae you. They are Ramhlinic ont--s'.ir>-, sivnti-ron 1 PAUL R. STRYKKR. Realtor, rarmi In Humaon, un waterfront. Tile bath, . j, „ . ,, IH..I-. t\l Rev. R. C. Swift of Ocean Orove For gentleman or ichool teacher, Prlvala located within walking diittance of RedTwo baths, fir.-iilnn-. pall fin- -. a Mil. Rr.l- ri-,j.i.nil tn B|.|I,..II* nnd ]• .it.I s.'iiscr 11." aod farra e«tat*i. SUU Higk- hot water oil fired heat, expansion at- . I U .ti. ,U,'l 1 •• 1,i-.r, U W«sl Front tl T.ur to l''n r.!i:T's romijlsltit on or b«- will be guest preacher ut the Meth- h MII... Ruideiilinl Bittiun of Red Bank. tic; attached garage. Unuauiil value at Bank and minutes from the RtJ BanV heat; gaggarage; ; 12.'.1I . li y Van lion ' "p UK_6-27.ri:t-M. ^___^_ wa» 84, HolmdiL PkoM BolmdtJ railroad station. If you are looking fur AAgenc y KaiKi -l llnvnil . Phm *t. Mi«.nr KE « :t•.1) ).• f t- the 'Jltti liny of M,-,.!,,-r. next, or odist church during Srptember. $16 000. W»!irt-N.TT-.ath Agency. 42 RK 8-41 00.' ^, > Vj Ki-neroui situ rooms and genuine com- m' u S'i\ r.i in ..."Trirr-r,, •\\ • \ 1 m In ileiViil ttirri-iif KM -h jinlKint'iit rimy j.IKI) HRooM for cout>l« or bui- e-uoi. Broad at. Phone RE 6-2240.* VAN HORN—Modfm riverfrmit c-olnni It U >n The OJil Fellows will resume i lirrfton. Kitchen privileges, pri- fort, ask us about these nouses. Reas- ruiim In floor, ftrr; .at*. Hut he matin livnllift )'nu us [tie Superior 3lx rooms. Excelli'iit ciiiiilitinii. F'u . .'•• t njrt ol New Jrrs.-y shall think muit- nii'i'tlnua riusJ.iy, Sept. 12. v nitrancc. Convenient to hiiten and RUMSON—New, two bedroom teml- onable prleea. Highway It and Naveaink p.nn- rr r. IT .(' rntnr. H*n i.x wnrh XTTErJtluN V«THAVai-No down plsre. t»'o haths: hnhhy shcti: K n' .1 >' >. iien Call 1 to 4 I'. M dally and all bungulow, with cxpamlon attlp, full River rd. MlJdltVawn. nlil» ami : i.'. payment, F.H.A. Cuatam built, now 1 ' . " '' ! A 1947 Dodge blucU four-door nny SnlurciHy, KB «-l)J()a-ll. baaemtnt, automatic heat: no down pay- |{.'» .: v. Th.- ill..-, i". nf .»:,l su:: . t.' nlrn-i houi«. Two bedroomi, largo living room, UNUSUAL OPP 0 ft TUNITY. Hi excel' catinn: 121.000. HBV Van II..-1. \..i ment for O.I.I Price 110,900. Wiart- 1 •• "•'':.-'" U seJan wus stolen Friday from WIN IN LTTTLE"•sn,v¥n-"r*?om~',r,sr."Tc: rlinutte. kite-hen, modern batli, ample Numelh igi'ncy, 42 Sroad at. Phono KE lent condition. Tomiileteiy furn>eh^d, Fair llav«n.__Phriiif IU. II • 11 •• -i ' cloa'.t MUII'P, full bHiement, exiiamlon at- •iimmer bungalcw. Six large sunny l: KM 111K1 r ItKI 1 1AHN Su cr rrnuiil liur Ii. Orde.ll of 16 Klniwood pi., flirahle locution, on IMIK line t" I'ort (-2240* i, tle. oil fired forced hot air hrat. Cloie room", three bid roomi, modet n bath, VAN HORN—Rei 1. of .•.,--> K- .• ,- . ii ' ..,. x r . .| r. ; '-In n »r,J Short Hills, while It win [utrked at (I.. ,' • lla'.ii Aw.isi '.I '.. I ••••I WimmiMiih and New York city, i'lu>n« to bui line, achool and it ore, Newly 8HREW80URY—New ran-h atyda thrie- rfininir mom. ktrhm with f 11 girln i -r Ai« !• ml 11 .-' v ..1.ms, twi. 1 ni tui'l V .1 n..i'I.,' rt. t« 11 • 1 a1 iraiBkrc 1 • * * the Sea Bright bathing pavilion. RK rt-iMJi." Urultcat'fd. Si I u* ted at IM Rummn ! A beitryom home, lol 7&vlf,0; hul hit- MK.. • -\- . •• nrri> fl <>' 'llK'.l V. If E 4 W ISt. HT" WITH klirhTn V^"- LtttU Silver. Oi^n fnr impact'nn " A. ler heat; ft" down piMnent fn. fj I •• n»« 'y rnn.*r'»d Io win'er home. For gsrise r/m I ,ln>i:n > 10 «,.,, n,, \ »- n i'f,{ . -ri-f • . t n: •." fi \\ n ' • "1 n tumnni t'l-r P's-' ». Mr Ordrll's looker »as hinkcn into H«re 4|enrv, Fair Jlav.n. Fh", ' I \\ •> • t 1:. . ,h \\,'\ IlL'Ilt •- e I I1--S I S ffim Ktd Punk, Nf inhei roomer I. Kef* M. tn « Jo P. M. «»Cali KB l-OSil-R Price, lll.m. Wrart-Nnmeth a««nc), 42 T.ii'k itii* I' »"fi. Conwell ReaUor, Ill H ,- Red Bank, Nt* Jsrier. and his oar keys, atolcn. trencei. Call Rft 4-16U-M. «r KE ilMI. Bioad il. Phone RX t-2210.* L»onkid ftve.. L»on»nl».» • HE •UJV- BED BAXK BEflfPTEB,
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HORMEL HALF CHICKENS in Gravy • I tb. 14 oi. can 99 F0R MORE OUR MONEY COLLEGE INN • HALF Y CHICKENS READY TO EAT - 2 tt>. 2 oi. can 1.09 AVIDSONS DELICIOUS SWIFT, WHOLE D HYGRADE CHICKENS READY TO EAT . 3 tfe. 2 ex. can 1.89 FRANKFURTERS 390 POTATO SALAD MW0T 190 WHOLE SQUAB COFFEE TURKEYS READY TO EAT - 3 %. c«n 1.99 BREAKFAST DELUXE POTATO CHIPS WSE 250 MANN'S r us. BAG SUGAR NSPIC E FANCY BAG OLIVES APPLE SAUCE 71 PLAIN, PLACED 10 ox. jar FRESHLY GROUND WHEN7 PURCHASE5D FANCY MTDELTAA ORANGE JUICE GRADE A 2-31* AVIDSONS OLIVES STUFFED 2 oi. jar I • 0 SUGASUGARR N N SPICE FANCY DELUXE 0 LIV E S STUFFED, PLACED 10 ox. jar BLENDED JUICE GRADE A 2 31 D GUSGLASSS TO TOPP USEABLU! E STRATFORD FARMS MUSTARD JAR, BROWN QUART 2';:: 250 PRUNE JUICE FANCY, QUART 25 TEA BAGS K0SHERSTYLE BK.VXKTT'S PICKLES SLICED OR SPEARS t 290 MAYONNAISE PKIZK KKCH'R QUART 48 ror 45c 35 65 100 "or 89c HOT DAWG e BROAD PHONE RELISH ST. RE 23 RED BANK WINES-LIQUORS 6-3334 FARM FRESH SNOW WHITE L«rg» Each DAVIDSON'S CAULIFLOWER Hwdi 210 CHOICE MEATS PALE IJKY SPRING LEGS VINE.RIPENRD CALIF. Each BEER No Depoult - No Return* 180 CANTALOUPES LAMB Oven Ready 79i BONDED RYE FANCY RILL POD LIMA BEANS 2 *" 17« MORRELL c and BOURBON LARGE BUNCHES CALIF. h TENDERIZED HAMS 651b. Compare uiili higher prirnl national CARROTS 2 »» 190 brands. Our Comeioek. uhi»kies are t MORRELL CRISP, TENDER TABLE >ear* old. Thry lmaM lop quality plus E-Z-CL'T HAMS CELERY 2 '" 190 the flavor ami jioiriicy you'd expect to FANCY SLICED FANCY LARGE find in whiskies costing dollars more. •». 130 1 Lb. GREEN PEPPERS 2 BACON Pkg. 59 FANCY RIPK JERSEY TOMATOES 2 ""•15* FROZfN FRESH V. S. No. I MONMOITH COINTY POTATOES 10«... 230 OIXIANA STRAWBERRIES '£ 390 FANCY LIBBY'S ORANGE JUICE 2 "" 530 AVOCADO PEARS 2 (or 290 LARGE BUNCHES JERSEY BIRDSEYE ORANGE JUICE 2""530 "•"•• 50 Distilled by Park & Tilford Distillery BEETS JI'MBO SIZE SUNKIST BIRDSEYE LEMONADE - 190 DAVIDSON'S COMSTOCK LEMONS D... 350 SMITH'S PEAS 31" 490 GOLDEN BEAR Jl'ICY SUNKIST Doz. »OUND BLENDED PORT v£« CAULIFLOWER 3 £"490 SHERRY RUM ORANGES 350 WINE MUSCATEL WHISKEY V. S. No. 1 GOLDEN NEBRASKA DOG FOOD 190 49 4 Yrar* Old SWEET POTATOES 2 ""• 190 .19 0.95 .89 YOUR FRIENDLY . PERSONAL STORE NO MUSS . J(O FUSS . NO WASTE I 2 • 3 fIFTH 0 QT B '/, GAL'. •• GAL. 2 FIFTH DAVIDSON'S COMSTOCK VALLE FRERES DUY (.IN 79 89 TURKEYS MO)', (.rain 2 i'tfth Blended It YE FRENCH WINES 99 tilth 39% BROAD ST. 9b BROAD ST. GRADE A RED BANK 6-3334 c ALL ABOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH DAVIDSON BROS. RED BANK 6-3262 4,3263 EVISCERATED 79Lh.