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RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXI, NO. 7. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1948 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 12 Firemen's Fair $83,000 More ABC Sets Hearing First Aid Squads On Vince Sacco Case Harvest Home Meeting Tonight Pleasing Affair The state Department of Alcohol- Delegates and members of First Bray Quits Opens Tonight For New Homes ic Beverage Coatrol this week an- At Rumson Opens Aid squads of Monmouth and Ocean Saturday Night nounced that it will hold a hearing counties will attend tho monthly at Newark a week from tomorrow meeting tonight of the first district At Navesink At Fair Haven on a charge against Vincent T. Sac- Tomorrow Night of the New Jersey State First Aid At Crystal Brook co, trading as Vince's Bar, 129 Mon- Council to be held at the Sea Bright School Board Many New Features Boro Pays Quarter mouth street. Benefit For Holy squad headquarters. Charles W. The charge preferred against Mr. Brahn of Spring Lake will preside. County Detectives' And Attractions For County Taxes In SUcco is: "On June 30, 1948, you Cross And Holy A report on the formation of the possessed an illicit alcoholic bev- new International First Aiders as- Ass'n Host To Nearly Cites Inability to Keep Expenses Down 59th Annual Event The Sum Of «11,155 erage at your licensed premises, Rosary Churchei sociation will be given by the vice vli., an alcoholic beverage in one chairman of the district, Alan Mid- 200 Guests —C. Donald English Chosen Successor The »th annual fair o! the Nave- 4/5 quart bottle labelled 'Canadian The annual harvest home for the dleton of Point Pleasant. Arrange- Building permiti totaling $81,000 Club Blended Canadian Whisky,' ments will be completed for exhib- The County Detectives' Benevo- link Hook and Ladder company wen istued laat month In Fair Ha- which bottle bore a label which did benefit ot Holy Cross and Holy Ro- opens tonight on the fire house ven, according to the report sub- sary churche* will start tomorrow iting ambulances and other first lent association of New Jersey, Inc., George W. Bray resigned from grounds at Navesink and will con- not truly describe its contents." night and will continue through aid equipment at the American entertained at their membership tho Red Bank school board Tueav mitted at Monday night's meeting Hospital association convention in tinue through Saturday evening. f of ...th.e mayor and council _b#y mmiH. Saturday, August 21, on the Holy dinner at Crystal Brook inn, Eaton- Macklin Heads day night. His letter of resigna- In recognition ot the splendid ,Lynmvood Minton, building Impcc- Rosary grounds on West River Atlantic City next month. Plans town, Saturday night, nearly 200 tion was accepted by the board and road, Rumson, will be discussed for the staging of guests from.various parts of the C. Donald English waa appointed to patronage received in the past, thi tor. Sea Bright Gets an exhibit at tho American Health fire company has arranged foi Three houses costing $10,000 sach Booths will include fancy ar- state. Each county delegation had Salvation Army's (III tho unexpircd term. association convention to be held tn a separate table'suitably designated many new features and attractions, a.n being erected by the Paragon tides, aluminumwane, vegetables, November at Asbury Park. His letter to the board was as fol- The merchandise offered ij alwayi Craftsman's corporation. One Is on$3^76 From Beach oaken and refreshments. There al- by appropriately lettered cards and lows: "About one and a half year* the best quality obtainable an the northeast corner of Harding so will be a number of attractions, The committee of arrangements decorated with garden and field $15,000 Drive ago when I waa a candidate to be- purchased through local merchant road and Prospect avenue, another ana ground prizes will be awarded for the Sea Bright meeting includes flowers. Each lady present re- come a member of your board I when poulble. on the north side of Harding road, Fishermen Urged nightly. George Dougherty, Joseph Douglns ceived a beautiful orchid as a sou- promised the people of Red Bank 1 The grand prize is • 1»« Ply-and the third on th* east side of Cn the final night, a custom built and Herbert Fowler. venir of the occasion. Campaign Gels would do all in my power to try mouth special de luxe four-door se- Prospect avenue. To Take Insurance Dodge car will be the main award. Captain Joseph Cocozza, presi- and keep the spending of money to dan and other awards are a "Tel-e- Other permits issued were as Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan is honor- dent of the association, extended Under Way . 1 a minimum and If possible by dolnf tone television set, $50 grounr follows: Wallace Becker, south Councilman Neils Jacobsen told ary chairman, James Porter, Jr., is greetings. He introduced State , that to keep the taxes down. prizes for tonight and tomorrow aids of Dartmouth avenue, new Sea Bright's governing body Fri- chairman, Miss Mary E. Naughton, Senator J. Stanley Herhcrt, who, In In Itvri Bank Area "I have come to the conclusion it and 1100 the closing night. home, $8,000; Uriah Coffer, 73 Jack- day night that $3,576 haa been re- vice chairman; Raymond Des- behalf of the Monmouth county del- . 13 practically impossible. There- The valuable services rendered by son street, new house, $8,000; Har- ceived by the borough in reve-nue mond, secretary-treasurer, John vgntlon, gm'e nthiltlnnn} ward* nt The annual fall maintenance fore' [ !"n presenting my resigns^ this company of fire fighters anr vey W. Wixon, south side of from the pay beach. The sum of Mutphy, publicity chairman; Jos- Gets Patent On welcome. campaign of the Red Bank area of tion to take effect at"onco and un- first aid men and activities in th Princeton road, new house, $10,000; $2,832 was received in parking lot eph ' Desmond, grounds chairman, Chief Joseph Hanlon of Somer- thi! Salvation Army will got under der no conditions will I change my interest of the community are well- David T. Brewster, west side of fees and $1,243 In bathing fees. and George Grause and James Fan- set county was Introduced as theway September 1, with Edward J. mind. known by the residents through- Hance road, addition, $1,500, and Mayor Thomas Farrell was ning in charge of electrical ar- Antenna Mounting new president of the state detec- Mncklin, a member of tho real es- "Hoping your board in the future out that area. Realizing that tc E. C. Hendrickson, 132 Fair Haven pleased with this showing and pre- rangements, tives' association, and he was greet- tatu and Insurance firm of will see the way I do, Respectfully, continue this service modern equip- road, addition, $600. dicted larger crowds as the season In charge of booths are the fol- Alexander Rauch ed with loud applause, acknowledg- Scnwartz-Miicklin of White street, Gcorgo W. Bray." , ment is necessary, the firemen Payment of county taxes totaling progresses. lowing: ing his popularity. as chairman. After tho resignation was accept- some time ago decided to purchasi $11,156.38 for th* third quarter was AJ1 was not this rosy at tho Hair Name booth—James Klsrney, Assigns Same To Entertainment was furnished by ed, John F. Giblon, Jr., submitted a 750-gallon Mack pumper of theauthorized. Commented Mayor Ed- beach, however. Local fishermen chairmnn; JoBenh Hcaley, Jotieph Hig- ths Harpers, and there was danc- tho name ol C. Donald English to latest design and equipped with a gar V. Denise, for the benefit of a Klni, Edward Murphy, Dr. LouU Mellaoi, (111 tho unexpircd term. However, 300-gallon water penetrant tank posed a problem which will have Charles McCormick. John Sullivan, 1. J. His Country ing to music of Hacketts' orches- before this was put to a vote. Board grcup of citizens attending the to be. dealt with. Lawrence McCor- Cunalu Joseph Duryca, Dennis Byrne, tra, who featured among their capacity and lowpressure foi meeting, "You see we are just a Jamp» shea, Sr., John Bills, Thomas Member William E. Beaty had a mick, spokesman for the fishermen. Oal.cn, Oavid Hogran, Stephen Cookc, The United States Patent Office dance numbers the Prisoner's Song. word to say, fighting equipment. collection agency for the' county Wanted to know to what extent his Juntur Bouk, Thomas Gilligan, County Clerk J. Russell Woolley Thlj new pumper, which will re and state, and we get all the blame on July 20, 1948, granted patent He remarked, "This has come aa group was covered by liability In- Kfcfreshmenttt jttand—John Noonan, number 2,445,336 on an "Antenna was master of ceremonies. After place the antiquated 1929 Brock for it". Added Councilman Peter J. surance. i-hn:rmnn; Thomas Bond, John T. Wil- addressing the nssembly In behalf a surprise to me and probably to way, will be delivered about Sep Eiciiele, chairman of the finance *on, William shay, Knymond Hand, Mounting" to Alexander Rauch of some other members of the board. committee, "That's only one-fourth He explained that there were l'alrlck Williams, Thomax Dolly. Eatontown, who has assigned the of tho association, he Introduced a In that light, I moves that the mat- tember 25, at which time it will be nine boats on the beach, whlcii Sods and ice cream—Hurold Sheeiinn, number of delegates, nmong whom placed on display. This apparatus of the year's total taxes we pay". nnd JnmcH McSherry, chairmen: l'htllp •same to the United States of Amer- tor of appointing a successor to Mrt will be easily distinguishable from Later in the meeting, Lieut, G. J.when not in use, were roped off Connell. Agncn Fanning. Catherine Wll- ica as represented by the Secretary was Americo Sacco, chief detective Bray's position bs tabled until all other pumpers by the two In-Freret, speaking for the members from the rest ot the bathing area. «on, Nancy llalvey, Mntthew Fuchu, of War. of Monmouth county, nnd urged hnnrd members havo a chance to "I' not worried about wrecking John Cm-ton, Jr.t Charles Dombrowski, quite a few local persons of prom- dian head designs, one on each side of tht group, said they were Just Jnme* Tanner, This invention pertains to bl- study the situation and possibly door, which mean peace-loving In- paying a social visit and offered the boats, but am I covered if I Police—Chief Henry Kruse), Seth conical antenna mountings (those inence to sing special numbers. A miikc other nominations." diani, a reputation which was lived their assistance to the borough at hit a bather? Will we be liable if Johnson, John Keaney. formed substantially of two aligned trio composed of Assistant Prose- Tho motion was defeated as only a bather is injured by a boat, by Sedulity booth—Margaret Coatlcan, cutors John M. Plllsbury, George A. up to all the Navesink trlbual In- any time. chalimun; Patricia Desmond, Eleanor cones) and is particularly adaptable Stanley Haviland supported Mri dians. one of its mooring stakes or by one Detmond, Vern Heekt, Kathryn Betto, for use in ileld maneuvers or battle. Gray and Charles Frankel sang a Boaty. Mayor Denisa reported in the ab-of the cables?" Veronica Healey. very Interesting number, a» did Receipt* from this fair will go Under such conditions, it is essen- After his nomination waJ ap- Receipt* from g sence of Councilman James A. Jfin- Nelson Finch, the Insurance man Car booth-—(Jeorge Grauee, chairman; tial that the assembly be rugged, Harry Zuckcrman, who featured d th h f this new risht. chairman of th* road com- Mn. Ltonard W. Carlbon, Mm. Edward "You Are My; Sunshine." William proved, Mr. English arrived at th* towards the purchase of this new .?*?- dfew up the borough's beach O'Kourke, Raymond McCue, Mr*. John durable, compact, waterproof, read- J board meeting, was sworn In, and ifre^^ lv6TreY,~"MT-i".—HaTv»y—Tittan;-—Ftmrcli- •Sr-Mast-oe,—cfehmftn~«f- tbe-t men with the most modern equip- insurance policy, iaId"11ie~Borough" torithfertthWpef. road improvement will start within Is covered for Injuries received by DulTy. Denni» Meade, Mm. Al Bulwin- I large number of frequency bands. rendered "I Want a Girl." ment to better serve th* residents twj weeks and that Norman «t Son kle, Minn Helen O'Rourke. 1 Mr. Bray waa elected to the board of tht entire community. any af the bathera who paid a fee Ccthollc war vetn' booth—Charles To meet theso specifications, Mr. The evening * program appropri- In February, 1917, His term would wll. begin the sidewalk job on th*to get on the beach. The fisher- Coatlgan, chairman; John Deleney. Jack Rauuh's constructlun comprises an ately closed with group singing, Public address system announc- same street next week. Bolster, Ohiis Delaler, Harold Mullins, havo expired In February, 1949. er* at the fair will be Herbert Todd men are not covered, however, he S CWnrwUllamHa upper cone or head consisting of followed by "America." The election of Mr. Bray to th* Councilman Tony Hunting asked three electrically-fed wave-radiat- and R. R. Meetie. the co-operation of residents In •aid, Mr. Finch suggested that a CAmpanolla, Charles Schneider. school board climaxed one of th* rider be placed on present policies P&rent-Teacher booth—Mrs, Edtnond ing elements and a lower cone with most heated school campaigns in Novelty prizes and apeeialtiei cutiug down tree' branches hanging Carey, chairman: Mre, Charles Sweeney, Edward J. Macklin stand will be in charge of Mra, to include the fishermen. If the Mm. Alfred idBrccque, Mrs. Hartson three similar grounded elements, Ftcd Bank history. Running on * low over the sidewalk in front of The former members are spaced Mary Maxson, chairman; Mn. Neil their properties. premiums are increased, the fish- Howlind,nn'y pitch—Victor Bmery. cchair- general chairman, will head the Mrs. Richard Heidel, Mri, Otto ing local bathing waters polluted. lower elements extend downwardly composed of Worth F. Schantz, Dr. Gwendolyn Jackson, $250. The lot an; John Murphy, George Mall and outwardly in a corresponding Flower Show special gifts division this year. Lawrence Burdge and Donald W. Johnson, Mri. Russel Mount, Jr.,is located between the properties of Mr. Ryan said that state and army John Ltnnon. -Mr*. Harry Burdge, Mri. Nathaniel officials had ruled. the waters, in Grounds—Joseph Deamond, chairman i manner. The two cones, with their Mrs. Lyman C. Vanlnwegen will., White. . thai Giiatle.4M**M, Walter Base*. WUUtm Locke, Ellsworth Parker, Mra. Wll I tak- good condition and'safe for" Mth- contated parts, are mounted to the be in charge of the general «an- •" The- 10s1n£-tl wl chnse a tract of land at Hsrainf Maxion, Mrs. Henry Maxson and Bank incinerator, whereas at least their part, they felt would serve i. Jr.. Thornna Hackett, William Broad utrect. In the Red Bank Mrs. Nell Johnson;- ground prl», six trips were made every day byonly as bad publicity. "The bath- Smithi,, Frank llnlda, Peter Heimchoot. proof his structure, Mr. Rauch pro- stage, its second annual fall flowc road and Spring street for the pur* BJvrnnl Ouinco, flcr, fioodentyjjjh, Frank vides rubber washers between each show Friday afternoon and evenlnj wngs & Lo:m U33OL-Uil!on build- o of erecting % rmw pehrMiT, Th* Harold Hopkins, chairman; Mrs. the former truck. The new truck is ers come here anyway. Walt till Frlscln, Jr. injj, through the courtesy of Kdwln Clifford Cooper, Mrs. Otto Johnson Cnkn booth—Vera Henneiwey, chair- of Its various mating surfaces. To Sejitfmber 10. Mrs. Richard W losing ticket supported the pur* equipped with a device which com- the weather gets better," remarked Ilurd, Jr. and Mra. Alfred I* Fer- R. Conover, president. chase, Public referendum) turned and Miss Alvira Crawford; penny presses the material as it is col-Councilman Solomon J. Nelmark. man : Mrs. P. J. Byrne, Mrs. Edward obtain durability and rigidity, both Rowland, Mrs. HarUon Howland, Mrs. the outside and inside conductors guson, Jr., are chairmen of thi Mr Macklin, who lives at Kuin- down the proposal twice. Gardea pitch, Dumont Mount, chairman; lected. Bertram Cutler and Harold J. P. J. CofTcy, Mrs, Helen Murphy, Elea- Thomas Ryan and Holmes Craw- of the cable are threaded, the foreven- t to be held at Navesink li- son, has been a resident oC lliu apartments are nowvbeing con- Peters were approved as beach po- nor Connor, Marie Murphy, Evelyn Por- brary. Red Bank area 35 years. A mem- structed on the property. > ford, Jr.; merchandise, Eugene Ra- lice along with Stanley Renshaw. ter. mer receiving a ring-like unit that •ourdin, chairman; Otto Johnson, Fancy ftnhl -Mra. William Doutrlai, is connected to the lower cone, and The show will b« divided Int ber of the Red Bank Rotary club, Commenting on Mr. Bray's resig- Three bids to supply a chassis chairman; Mrs, James Porter, Jr., Mn. he was chosen chairman of the nation, Mr. Beekman said that Edward Banfleld, Harry Cooper and Rites Saturday Job«ph Hcaley, Mrs. Thomas Letson, the latter being threaded In a three sections, one for arrange- for a pumper fire truck were held Mre. August Mueiore, Mm. Patrick Hol- ments, one for children of mcmberi drive because of his great interest school trr;c3 are lower now than Uiia Marion Cooper; ice cream,, J. screw-like manner within a bore In in [hilanthroplc endeavors and his Paul Posten, chairman, and Rus- over until the next, meeting. Bida land. Mra. Claude Mlnaldl. Mm. Dennla the upper head to thereby electric- and members of the Navesink Jun- they wer • in 1946, before Mr. Bray, were received from Maurice Byme, Mrs. Stephen Cooke, Mre. Joseph ability' to get things done. who Is al 0 bnroug'h tax assessor, Ml Mount, Jr. Desmond, Mra, Louis, Meflatl. ally feed the same and also draw ior garden club, and a third foi For Local Soldier Schwirtx of Red Bank, H. L- Zobel specimens, either flowers, fruits or was elected to tho board. Soda, Mervln Hallam, chairman, VcpeUble booth—Joseph Schmlts, the assembly rigidly together. To of Sea Bright and Rice and Holclinlrman- ; John Kennedy, Carl Raneire, provide a wide range.of wave fre- vegetables. In charge of staging «nd Harry Burdge; hot dogs, Wil- man of MerchantvlUe. John .Sammon, Russell McCue, Edward are Mrs, Holmes Dyer, Mrs. Earl liam Williams, chairman; John Anthony Ariozzi O'ltourke, Jere Carew. quencies, it is only necessary to ad- Carlton To Hold Mayor Farrell assured Mra. Wal- just the exposed length of the radi- DeVesty, Mrs. David Jackson, Mrs. Cooper, Nathaniel Locks and Ells- Killed At Anrio ter Covert that the new recreation Sigurd F. Olsen, Sirs. James F. Walker & Tindall worth Parker; pan game, Milton P. ating elements by turning them in Lar.genberger, Mrs. Clayton Shoe Wright, chairman; Richard Heidel, hall will be directed by the Civic their threaded sockets. In addition, The funeral of PFC. Anthony club when it la completed. Borough matter and Mrs. Raymond J. De Beauty Contest William Pope, Harry Maxson and Chamber Bulletin the entire contrivance contains a Bidder. Make Three Sales Walter Johnson; country store, Arloul of 287 Shrewsbury avenue, Clerk Clarence Stevens' report minimum number of parts an« may Donald Johnson, chairman; Lee who was killed February 16, 1944showe, d a balance of $80,232.74 In be repaired quickly and easily when There wll! be a special invitation "Misg Sweepgtakes" at Anzlo, Italy, will be held Satur- the borough treasury. Out For August competitive class, calling for a Parker, Morris Walsh and Harry necessary. To Be Chosen Tuesday During Past Week: Patterson.; television, John Lan- day morning at 9 o'clock at St. An- The next regular meeting of the The application tor this patent small walled garden. In the ar- thony's church, where a solemn council will be held in the new was filed on June 5, 1946, and con-rangement classes the schedule genberger, Arlcne Langcnberger high requiem mass will be offered calls for a table set for a special chambers over the first aid squad Three New Members sists of three claims of originality. 1 Beauty will be an added feature and Grace Wright; game, Howard by Msgr. Salvatore DILoreniOi occasion; an arrangement of plan New Owners For Large Maxsoo, chairman, and Carl Wall- building. The borough exchanged ot Red Bank's regatta with the se- Shrewsbury post, American legion, aome property with Councilman Joined During July material suggesting one of the lection of "Miss Sweepstakes" next Ing, and game, Schyler Sickles, and the Catholic War Veterans of Unltc-d Nations; an arrangement of Farm, Acre Plot And coalman; Donald Quackenbush, Nelmark to facilitate traffic con- Tuesday night at tho Carlton thea- St. Anthony's church will conduct dition* at the East Surf and The August number of the Hcd Borelli Funeral all white flowers in all white con ter. She also will have an oppor- Holmes Crawford, T. M. Maxson services tomorrow night at the taiu«rs, and a composition of any Itiver Plaza Home and Ashton Sickles. Wayne street* area. Bank Community Chamber of Com- unlty of winning an airplane trip late residence under the direction merce bulletin lists Ted Lester's plant material suggesting a pre- o Hollywood, a screen test and a Samuel Posten and Henry Han- •f William. I. Klatsky, legion com' Here Saturday cious or semi-precious stone. treasure chest of prizes, if chosen The 69-acre farm located on th* Mufic shop, 8 Monmouth atreet; 1 sen are chairmen of other attrac- Blander. Burial will be in Mt. Oil-School Registration Monmouth Candy shop, 43-A Broad Tliere will also be a special class Movie Star Button Queen" Sep- Ogden Corner-Hazlet road has been tions. Mr. Pos ten's committee tret cemetery, under direction of the street, and G. Harold Nevius of for men entitled "Hats As I See tember 3d at the Monte Car'o pool sold by Walker & Tindall for Oa*> comprises Raymond Taylor, George Worden funeral home. At Little Silver Shrewsbury as new members. Mass At 10:30 At Them". Boys exhibiting in the Jun-at Asbury Park. tano and Clementina Montagna to Rader, William Slocum and Hen- ior Garden club classes will do Dr. Charles Skarstrom of Pearl. ry Maxson. Mr. Hansen's assist- PFC. Arlotzi was born January Registration for all pupils who New businesses listed in this im- St. Anthony's special cigar box panoramas, Girls The beauty popularity contest la River, N. Y. Dr. Skarstrom plant' ants Include Herbert Sieh, Walter 12, 1923, in Bed Bank, son of Albert .have not attended Little Silver mediate vicinity are the American sponsored by the Walter Roade to make extensive improvements on and Emilia Croce Ariozii. He at-public school will take place Wed- Building aupply, Highway 35 at exhibiting may show miniature ar- theaters in co-ouperation with Har- Woods, Herbert Linzmayer, Harry The funeral of PFC. Joseph A, rangements and jewelry, made the house after which he will occu- tended Red Bank schools and was nesday, August 18, at the school Heetldens Corner; Atlantic Ap- lem-Adler company of New York py same. Dr. Skarstrom is asioci- Megonigal, John Walling and Adam Inducted in the Army April, 1943, from 1 to 3 p. m. pliance company, 77 Monmouth Borelli, 21, of 188 West Front street, from, any plant material. city, makers of Movie Star buttons. Linzmayer. who was killed at Ponte Rotto, atcd with the Standard Oil Co. ot at Fort Dlx. After receiving his All children registering for en-street: Video Products corporation, Judges in the arrangement class- Eliminations will be held at sixN. J., at its Linden laboratory. Mr*. basic training, he waa sent overseas trance to pre-primary grade are re- 293 West Front street; Mill* Air Italy, February 3, 1944, will be held es will be Mrs. Dwight Beebe and ther New Jersey cities where Wal- HOTBED UNDER OAR. Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock Skarstrom Is "a short ftory writer October, 1948, with the 45th Infan- quested to bring their birth certifi- Conditioning, 129 Broad street, and Mrs. James I. Coddington. Entries :er Reade theaters are located, to of quite some fame. .*. , John Oakes, 52, of 15 Clifford try division. Before he was killed, cate. Dlxcin Oil company, Pearl street. at St. Anthony's church. A solemn must be received by Mrs. Peter elect three girls from each com- place, received a bruised shoulder he had participated tn the North The bulletin states reservations high requiem mass will be offered Mcitcnson of Atlantic Highlands munity for the finals. Robert J. Endlich has sold hl« >> AH children who have not been by Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo. Bur- Saturday afternoon when his car,African campaign. previously immunized against diph- are pouring in at the chamber of- not later than Friday, September Entries arc being accepted at allhome located at 42 Carpenter street, • under which he was working, fell fice for those merchants who want ial will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery, 3. Walter Norman and Julius Gll- River Plaza, Middletown, to WiV-i Besides his parents, he Is sur-theria must have a Shlck test by under direction of the Day funeral Reade theaters, with the only re- Ham J. Seaton of Red Bank. Thii off the Jack on top of him. He waj vived by four sisters, Mrs. Mary private physicians before entering to ,T(i back to school to brush up on ley will judge specimen classes. quirements being that the ga-1 is at the new technique in retail mer- home. A firing squad from Fort property consists of five-room and .; taken to Riverview hospital by theAmato and Mrs. Herbert O'Calla- school. Certificate of vaccination is Monmouth will be at the grave. Mrs. John M. Langenberger, club least 18 years of age, and that a bath bungalow. Mr. Endlich ie " Red Bank first aid squad. han, both of Red Bank, and Misses also required for those who have chandising, and that as only a president, is honorary chairman. ull-length photograph accompany limited number can attend each The Catholic Veterans organiza- building a dwelling in California Jean and Victoria Arloul, living av not been immunized within the last Others serving are Mre. Charles he application. and it will be ready for occupaacy ' Your Egol home, and two brothers, Frank nvo years. class membership 1» limited. tion of St. Anthony's church and and Mrs. Frederick El- Only the winner at the Carlton American Legion post 168 of Red shortly. The Seatons plan to oe» Colon are good (or you. Ntw fin and John Arloni, also living at Children who will have reached Now residents in this vicinity or dredge, entries; Mrs. James F. Lan- theater next Tuesday night will re- cuply their new home within the ulne Columbi~ a Venetia»nn bllndbllndii perk'you horn*. their fifth birthday by November Bank will conduct services tomor- genberger and Mrs. DeRidder, pub- leive the titled of "Miss Sweep- up_. . The-heyy dres& your house up and you those who have mads recent row night at the Cay funeral next three weeks, will feel better. Why take second belt? I, 1948, will be admitted on open- changes of address, are Gabriel A. licity; Mrs. William Mackey and itakes," states the theater's man- Columbia blind* have map. >topi to keep Kitchen pottery, car load, all colors, ing day of school for the fall term. Sweeney, Spring street; Maria M. home. Mrs Colin Sellar, program; Mrs. ger, Tony Hunting, who made the Walker A Tindall have also told thtm from blowing. Genuine enclosed at close out prices. Bowl ieU $1.60 to School opens Wednesday, Septem- Hackett,. Broad street; Cecil H. PFC. Borelli, a graduate of Red Frederick Werlemann and Mrs.rrangement with regatta officials an acre plot on the southeast lid* head box like only Columbia can matte 12.DO, custird cup> «',i cents each, cat. ber 8. Bank high school, was born here, Robert Dunn, refreshments; Mrs. as a means of giving further pub- ot Middletown-New Monmouth road • it. The Tiffany of the Venetian blind ecrolce 50 cents, jugs, covered for Ice Willoughby, Oakland street; D. n Middletown village for Valentine •.'•-• business, There If none to compare with box 11.50, water jug« $J.3», Urge mix- Sarkey, Rector place; Patrick J. son of Patsy and Rose Callandrl-Hm ry Corwin, judges and hospital- icity to the event here August 21 the genuine Columbia Venetian blind. Ing bowls 11.15 to 11.75, 20-pleee eels la Appreciation ello Borelli. He was inducted into ity, and Mrs. Frederick Hubbard nd 22, Schardicn of Linden. The buyer of i Free measuring service. National ft ft 10. I4.9S, utility bowls with handles II. Bosco, Willow atreet; - Fred Hill, this plot, Donald Pease of Middle- Thli *ls to. express .my most ilncere West Bergen place; Joseph Ket- the army March, 1943, while attend- and Mrs. Graham Ashmead, prizes. Frown's. Phone Red Bnnk «-2680.—Ad- Special prices to hotels and reitaurantt. appreciation and thanks to Mr«. J, P»wir Lawnmswera, MUlillctown; CoIIingwood J. Har- Bank. andbags and costume jewelry, booklet. Mainstay Federal Savings and dowsT Everybody seel your window IS, II, 32 and 24-inch Moto mowers. patients in Tilton General hospital In Appreciation Loan Association. '21 Monmouth street, Bhiulcu. Uo it now. Phone Red Bank 6- Also hand mowors ind Planet Jr. gnr> ris, Little Silver; Letitia d'Nelll, at Fort Dlx. This is part of the kith non-qualifiers also receiving Fair Haven first aid, Red Bank first Ked Bnnk.—Advertisement. 2C80. We will make any. alie or kind ot den tractors. Gonover Brothers, Sntcs Lecnurdo; John C. Hlrd, Jr., River Oakhurtt Private School, club's war service program. ifts. aid, and anyone that helped at leeldenti ; window shade. National 6 ft 10. and Service. Phone Holmdel 0-8121, Plaza; Bernard J. Schultz and Ben- New Jeritcy Depnrtraent of Education also the nurses and itnff at RlvervleW approved. Mnrle C. Yoiimnnf,, principal The club has also placed rubbage Eliminations also will be held Bank aiMk Wauled. Frown's.—Advertisement. Wlckatunk.—Advertisement. jamin Solomon, Sea Bright; hospital. niii-ning* school, ktmlcrcnrten throuxh barrels on the small beach at the ext Tuesday night at the Para- Mri. E'.Unbcth Dnhlgren and duuihter- Willing to vurcnaae up to il.000 shares Charles McGoldrlck, Lincroft, and fourth Krltdc. Individualized Inntruc- or viy part of 2.000 shirts of stock ol Knotty pine, kiln dry, home bars, 48. Bank Stock Wanted. Locust end of the Oceanic bridge. nount theater at Long Branch. The Mrs, Anna Rosswell nnd daughter, " rich. .Special close out. Price 122.75 Alfred R, McCue, Rumson. lion, Kxporicni.-cd, iiunllncd stnfT; horse Mrs, Carrie Ivnlnht and Jane. " '" ._ '. Second National Bank of Red B'flk. Will purchaie from one to 100 shares Thlu.was done at the request ot ths chedulo for other theaters Is as : while they lust,' Wood bar stools 13.60. of tht Merchants Trust Compani ot buck I'idinir, Perth Am- iitniu dfly. New tapes, new cards, re* f.. Sales and service, Maurice Sclmnrli, B. 0. Coau, 4»0 Bath avenue, Long —Advertisement. 6-3111.—Advortlsement, oy. painting, Just call us tin. We will pttfc i ', rhone lied Hunk ••0787.—Advertisement. acceptable propertied Joseph 0. McCue Chrysler, Plymouth, International. Branch. Phone 1.8(1111. "Anr klld of Agency, Roaltnri, Mortgage Depart- Sales and lervl them up right awny. Expert workman* '' Ice, Maurice Schwnrti. auction anywhere."—Advertisement. Chryslrr, Plymouth, International, Closet Dampness ship, Nntlonnl ft a 10, Prown'i.—Adfef —ment' , ""•Phon—e Humion 1-0444,—AdveT- Phone Ked Bank; 6-0787.—Advertisement. Myere Pumps; Tanks tlsement, Snlei find service, Maurice BcMvnrtr,, Moiit Krln rid of It, 11.29 a W, Oot your chnncei on th* Suner Bulck tlsptnent, ,- ."; and power sprarere- etc., now In stock, Home portraiture and commercial Phone Iteil Bank 0-0787,—Advertisement, t them up In your cellar nnd cluit- t'.' Hurry to tho Klks' nnnunl rail', Conover Bros., Wlckatunk. rhone Holm- - . . , If your Atomnch ncccli two Mnyptnks, ihotograpliy. Pan Photo Service, Ifi7 Emit Msiir'i Tavern, Rumion, Cholte give It a coupls. All drugglsti,—Advec Brniul itrcel, Ited Bank, Phone ••4303. tl, Jumho sltn |4,ll,"i, Kreo delivery, ou'll huve the tlmo ot your lifr, l-'iilr Chrysler, Plymouth, (nternattontei W 4*1 l-llll.-A4rirtUlBinb tlnnsri froa ll.f0.-Advettlteaiat, • tliement. Boys nan make rinrknt money hy (til- National e ft 10, rrown'l,—Advertlio* atnrts Fridny, August 13. (UlH'ir Bronil Sales anil service. Maurice Sthwsrtl. • —Advertisement, Ing ThV Begiiter,—Advertisement, mint. •treat,)—Advertisement, ' rhone> Bed Bank MTt7,—Adtertllimafc *as Pace Two BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 12,1048 steln, Asbury Park real estate construction, Mr. Weinstein point- Plan Factory Site broker and developer. H* added ed out that it would have to bo TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAJV WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Star Of The Sea In Atbury Park Areu that the construction would be of built in Ocean, Neptune of Shrews- IT U NOT TBUE TO SA* "WE DID EVEBVTHING modern one-story design and for bury townships. He wtlmated that Contractor and Builder UNLESS CHIBOrBACTIC WAS INCLUDED ' A plan for the construction of light Industry, particularly needle- such a site, fully occupied, would Academy Guild 100,000 square feet of modern fac- work trades. provide employment for 5,000 per- SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING tory space west of Asbury Park, at sons in the area. a cost of about $2,000,00(1 was dis- Since there Is no room within SCREEN AND STOBM KNCLOSUBES DR. WARREN FOWLER Plans Big Awards cloaed recently by Michael Wein- Asbury Park city limits for such a It Pays to Advertise in Th« Remitter. 6 ELM PLACE TEL. BED BANK C-llM-J ™. TUOVM *t$ BBOAD ST. Chiropractor Mercury, Ford Can, Two Televiiion Set* Among Lift Of Prizes. United States .. -. with ft Officers end committee heads of (he planned activities of the Guild Olympic Athletes if the Star of the Sea academy at Long Branch last week held • luncheon meeting at the home of are using, exclusively, Jlrs. Herbert Curtis, WediEhfl. Mrs. SIhrcel Golny, president, presided. -Mrs. Golay outlined activities ISheduled for the coming school Jt/ar, important among which is a PRDACAP WRIST WATCNES •fpecial awards" program, which jjlll include two automobiles, a Pride of Ike »moH fry-M «•» ijcrcury and a Ford; two televis- jijn sets and other awards, to be M« n«ir typm rote timepiece I Chronepiate*} awarded on the co-operative plan, caie, (tainleit tteel back. r«al sirs. M. A. Gaston heads this com- leather strap. ttittee. ADHIflVI IlAlso discussed were two newpro- rxcfuslve at now only tft-ams, which will be introduced at PLASTIR tfic start oi the school term—a RexaH Stores t Iftime economics course and a t^-idge course. The latter will be Jp charge of Mrs. Curtis, a tourna- ment player. •;To benefit from the guild pro- ® Wern.r Brof. Cartaoni, IPC. grams will be an attractively jjlanned lunch room and purchase •if new equipment for the kitchen, SENSATIONAL •At last week's Ecgsion Mrs. Golay •Announced the appointment of the Billowing committees: it Mrs. Allen Hughes and Mrs. John JtTore, alumnae; Mrs. L. DeStefsno 1I2PRICBSAU! &nd Mrs. John Guire, Communion ,1}reakfasLs; Mrs. Curtis, bridge Jjourse; Mrs. Frank Drahos, card JJarty and fashion show; Mrs. Cur- M SALTS it. 29* Ms and Mrs. Alfred Juska, high jsjehool dance; Mrs. Hal Gtllen, dark •eciet; Mrs. Arthur Shannon and ifars. John Guire, dinner closing •School year; Mrs. Charles Peters, FACE THB SUN '4ood cheer; Mrs. George Conway, Bospitallty; Mre. A. Brlckler, liter- ature; Mrs. J. D. VanNote, lunch- room; Mrs. J. A. Poole, merchandise ••- with these ttr/ths <*l«h; Mrs, Warren Hayford, music MILK 3f MAGNESIA ~ Appreciation; Dr. Mildred Luca, P program; Mrs. Joseph Rattl, pub- Mc relations; Mrs. Gaston, Mrs. $uire and Mrs, Curtis, special SUN GIASSES awards; Mrs. Frank Palal, scrap- took, and Mrs. George Welly, Mil. 4 X). Lubrano and Mrs. J. DeLuca, » SODA BICARBONATE si * Sports Gogglet ^ harvest supper, • Glamour Vp,u>eept ;-*.-i 11 be held In the school library .'September 14. • Novelty Type, Circus Visits PAPER NAPKINS * Hhine$tone Trim* Seashore Camp esssssssssssBBsssssssssssssssssssssssl Entertainment Held At West End AorlKIN 5 grain tablets...... 100'$ HOW OOFf Ji. Children attending the Seashore JeUy camp at West End had • j novel surprise Friday afternoon ': when the directors brought De [do's circus from New York to m- aw LOW men 'tertaln them. SK9L70* SPICM! . ," A professional family, the De add charm ;Dio group presented their per- NO MTM CHAMt tot «OU BAILS forming dogs in a series of acts «M«1fcy "Ckmrnp" Cfctek Herbert jthar kept the youngsters wlde- Perfume Atemtter •ymi, Then cams the clowrs, who while you add your 2 lyp«: Durable, Diitanct. managed to get all the campers In wirhtefl. $1.00 Old Satct alhmeM LUNOI KIT on the show. StmiM niwe.95 : Here was a ctrcua that didn't ^1 TOIIH WATER with FT. VACWM need a tent, nor peanuts, pop, nor NO mm ootr MU MAN .pink lemonade to stimulate Ita SUMMER SAVINGS and Reg. 65c OW Spice [spectators. Encores were given TALCUM POWDER •omi 229 ! until the show by far exceeded its 'planned hour's length. As a farewell tribute to the Early American "ro«ei- •* * WO9 Save on Dental Needs ; troupe, almost 200 children fans; •n'-spice" after-bath luxury! ffl* • • j their official camp song, | < The camp, now in Its 22d season, Collate Tioti Paste...;...... IM m* 41c • Is under the direction of John and Low Cost Shave Needs I A. (Boots) Cittadlno. i- Campers from this vicinity hv liaoa Tooth Paste soc »u« Miy 47C ! elude the following: Red Bank— CAM NOME CUANSIN6 [John Calandriello, Ellen Klelnman, Colgate's lather Slim Cream... m *• **« fiARCIA GRANDE •Allan Klatsky, Charlene Imperial, or COW (REAMS Kolyws Teetfc Paste »kAt43e i Larry Schwartz, Anita Podell, Mad- Banna-Shave, brusMess lam* j*t 41c 5-1/2 m. CORONA eline Krieger, Elaine Silver*, Ly. limited rime only, half price! jflla Fountain, Charles Furst, Rob- Ustorim Tooth Pasto prtotfatllc i»rt Norman, Anthony Dominie, Williams Shave Cream.... ***•.-•* 43c Big7Viounceiars. •Dolores Ferrogine, Sandra Levy, j Dorothy Stephenson, Morgan Keen, Mc Poisoioat Teeth Paste Mc*«4lc , •Michael Kunstler, Gregory West, Gillette Shave Cream m *• **• I 50 •Busan Scherman, Jill Miner and Reiall Mill of Mafiesia THA Pasto w «. 33e i JKichael Naggey; Fair Haven— ?Sudy Brokaw and Sally Kllng; Intiam's Shave Cream...... t*nt \* 31« keep tweet .. • keep neat" • Hand-rolled Havana Blend! ; SShrewsbury—Hal Phillips and Rlch- 5-OAY UNDERARM blent Tooth Pasto hn«Aiai43e • Hole-in-head, ready to light I !»rd Hallett; Eatontown. - Philip Reiall Stat Shave lotion i o». 39c* • Havana-wrapped! Made in Tampa! JMabll, Eric Beller, Melvln Orn DEODORANT PADS I ifrtein, Margaret Hullck, Unds Corega Powder n.oo ,*«,!, 71c pcott, Sklppy Shaw and Georgene Paimolive lather Shave Cream.. mm tutu 45c Pal away odor and penptra- Byrne; Oceanport—Allan Schna- lolk, Howard Schnabolk, James tiontn 5!t famout Sih Avenue Salon your lilmi H Pipsodent Antiseptic \um*iU hni fad, •»pert pttatv-nnhhint. Unen't b Ural in Aoacin Tablets..., bottieofiooto Ite CUME SHAMPOO •vefy phef«vllnMi.., ter latter, beiter prkthi 95* BrORJO-Seltzer reRim headachtt 2* on. 57| 4 oi. far *— Creamy lonofinrWi !<•*•» riniei away dand- ruff initanriy, diiiolvet hok dulling film.

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Annapolii Junior Freeser Demonstration JEWELRY ••REPAIRIN• Jnralrr C'n»GH Members Named Midshipman Albert h. Register, At Atlantic Highlands «t (UHUMI ttu*» Id, USN, class of 1950, son of Al- ftow... MINERVA knitting yms All Work Ganmt—i lor OB* VHI bert L. Register, Jr., of Ridge road, A home freeser demonstration On Fire Fighting Rumson, has completed his second will be given Tuesday evening at H. ROSIN, Jeweler year at the U. S. Naval academy, :45 o'clock at the showroom of in NYLON It Wm Front Si, iU« Bank, N. J. George C. Koeppel and sons, First T.l. 4-007I-M. and is now a member of the second 6OC 1 Oi. 9kein« Services Com. (junior) class. avenue, Atlantic Highlands, by Mrs. Elizabeth Madlgan, home service No sprays or supervisor of General Electric Ap- Amtrica's Btst Cwstts Nation-wide Drive pliance, BloomAeld. She was for- Ml OUI DISPLAY fitted by Graduate Corsetleres merly a staff member of the Gcn- WE CARRY COMPlETi To Reduce Loss Of rsi Electric Institute, Bridgeport, TUCKER'S Life By Fire ?onn. COMET SHOP At present, Mrs. Madlgan, besides ASSORTMENTS FOR 139 Brnadwaj Long Branch her sales training, mass demonstra- Fire Cblcf Charles A. McGlniey tion and lecture activities, is en- of Eajt Orange hai been named gaged In building and directing the ALL MECHANICS hairman of a flre-flghling services Home Services club for franchiscd We Specialize committee recruited from officers of General Bleetrlo dealers throughout Thii is headquarter* for quality he leading Ore fighting and Are Northern New Jersey. Under her In prevention agencies in the itate and supervision, these women are the MOTH-PtOOFt hand looli. Her* you'll find all Cleaning, Dyeing will present recommendations for home service staff of the General adoption at the Covernor'i Fire Electric dealer, trained in the in SISI. ti types for all uses — from tiny and Storage of Safety Conference to be held in proper use of G-E major appliances Trenton nest month. screw drivers to giant wrenches. Domestic and Oriental Called by Governor Driacoll in co-operation with th. nation-wide And every one is designed to RUGS drive to reduce the IOM of live, and property due to flres, the confer- give you better, safer, longer- ence will be held at the Warl Me SNYDERS morial building, Trenton, all day lasting service. Wednesday, September 22. WIINCMI! The committee I* on* of ilx let vi help you select the ones, which will atudy the underlying Albert L. Register 64-72 White St., lied Hank causes of the present excessive loss you need. of life and property by Are In the B. B. Fhone (-SMS Midshipman Register is on the state and of seeking wayi and summer practice cruise attached to means of reducing them. tCSIW DtlVllt the Aircraft Carrier U. S. S. Coral Distributors for Other members of the Ore flght-Sea. ng services committee announced SAVE! by Conference Chairman Leon Wat- son, general manager of the Fire flNI HAND TO01S mnt m»*f •ttntt Rating Organization of New Jersey Bayshore Seeks MOTHHOLiS ar« as follows: State Firewarden William J. Seidel of Trenton; Chief notes Engineer Charles G. Burnett of Alleged Fugitive FOA INVISIBLE the Newark Fire department; Fire A HANftWCAVINC* Chiefs Jonathan* F. Cox, Haddon- Reputed Crook MINER SUPPLY CO. fleld; Thomas X Phelan, Trenton; MEN'S SUITS Rudolph Farley, Atlantic City; Fleeces JtlcrchantB PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES William G. Wandras, Kearny; t! 100% All Wool Worsted Charles Errickson, Camden; Wil- Atlantic Highlands police and CORNER WEST FRONT & PEARL STREETS liam G. FrodJham, Hackensack;. federal officials are conducting James O. Elwell,Cape May; Charles search for Jeffrey P. Farmer who is Were M.50 Y. Kniss, Bordentown; Charles Ma- alleged to have passed a string of PHONE RED BANK 6-3333 son, Masonvllle; Edward Connolly, worthless checks in the Bayshore Audubon; C. R. Norris, Mt. Eph area before disappearing a few rium; C. E. Hull, Audubon. Also weeks ago. Now Sheriff Wayne M. Ralston of Giou According to police, Farmer came cester, Director of Public Safety to Atlantic Highlands last month Simon of Woodlyne, Fire Captain as operator of the dining room of Edward McDowell of Camden and the Pier hotel, First avenue. He Fire Marshal John Williams of brought with him a $,800 check pay- Gloucester County National parlt. able on a bank in Florida. It was The New Jersey State Safety deposited in the Atlantic Highlands 36.37 council has been named sponsoring National hank. The bank, giving agent for the conference which will him a receipt for the check, refused be attended by state, county and to give him any cash or to honor municipal officials as well as civic, any checks until the check had been fraternal and other groups interest- cleared from Florida, ed in Are prevention and protection, Farmer then went to Herman B Allen, an Atlantic Highlands jewel- er, and gave him a $100 check to OUR FIRST Edmund's Return pay for several wrist watches. Of Denied In West course Mr. Allen assumed the re- ceipt from the Atlantic Highlands Colorado's governor, William L. bank meant that Farmer had the Knous, has denied Monmouth coun- money on deposit there. The same N ' \ try's application to extradite Rob- system was used at the A * P and MEN'S ert. H. Edmnnd of Lavalette from on Harry Hausor, owner of the Pier that state. Edmond I* charged with hotel. A New York used car dealer passing a worthless $2,178 check accepted a worthless $2,550 check November at Freehold. Qov. Knous as payment for a Rolls-Royce con DRESS SHIRTS had indicated last week it was notvertiblc which Farmer drove around his policy to grant extradition pa- the borough before leaving. pers for misdemeanors. After his departure from Atlantic While • Solid • Stripes The announcement was made last Highlands July 18, word was re- Thursday following a third hearing. ceived from the Florida bank thai Edmond WM arrested In Colorado it had no account for a Jeffrey P, Values To 3.95 after he allegedly Issued a check to Farmer. Warrants have been Is- the Sherman Pontlac company of sued for Farmer's arrest. A trace Freehold to purchase a car, which was received when the Sherafon ho- he later is said to have sold at the tel In New York city received a bad purchase price. check. Now 2.69 This sale will be an opportunity to clothe your entire family with quality, nationally advertised merchandise at prices which are reasonable. IT'S A MUST ON YOUR LIST SCHRAMM'S DEPT. STORE Vi OFF "THE POPULAR STORE" BOYS' WALTER HOLTZ, Prop. 54 First Avenue Atlantic Highlands SPORT SHIRTS Tel. 1-0756 Atlantic Highland*, N. J. LADIES' SWEATERS Values To 3.95

WERE NOW

1.95 1.00 :*-— MEN'S \ 2.95 1.50 V \ 3.95 2.00 SPORT SHIRTS MAKE IT A DREAM TO LIVE IN 4.95 • There's something wonderful about house plans 2.50 f.' and blueprints. Almost everybody has a plan of the kind of house he'd like to build some day—and a lot 5.95 of lucky folks have reached the blueprint and excava- 3.00 tion stage. 7.95 4.00 • Before it's too late, check the plan of your dream nousc for the things that make it a homemaker't dtcam to live in. Among the things she'll want are the conveniences that only a dependable, inexpensive water supply can make possible, such as laundry tubs, an extra bathroom (or at least a down- stairs lavatory), and plenty of water outlets in convenient places to make housekeeping easier. 32 BROAD ST. f# RED BANK Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. 131 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH 32 BROAD ST. Q RED BANK Open Friday Nile Until 9 O'clock 1 "•*%'••*; j' v? BAMC WBtHWtlB,%V9UWT V, VH9 Red Bank BridfEleet X SUMMER COURSES The Rodman Getty Co. AUTHORIZED ABMSTBONO DISTBMBUTOM OF If MOTHERS could be Shoe Fitters BALLET • LINOLEUM • ASPHALT TILE TAP... TOE • LINOTILE • RUBBER TILE for a dav ACROBATIC WALLBOARD and PLASTIC WALLTILE INTERPRETATIVE Yes, just MM day at the job of ... DANCING... TELEPHONE MW. BIVIDBBD. BtJMSON I-1MT BtnnoN, jr. a. measuring young feet would explain Prieutc and Classes. why we make such a point Children from three up. of frequent "shoe size check-ups". The trouble caused by wearing outgrown shoes is readily seen DOROTHY TOLAND in wcakgped arches, misshapen toes 201 E. BERGEN PL. RE. 64570-J and poor posture. Let STRIDE RITE'S supple leathers, tested lasts and ample Miss Helen R. Mellacl "growing room" plus our experc Tlie engagement of Mi*» Hcltn SAVINS* Roto Mellaci, daughter of Lulgl .ACCOUNT! fitting methods protect your Mcllaci, Si\, of Shrewsbury avenue, child's feet through these and the late Mia. Barbara Mellacl, ID William J. Knight, son of Mri. important growing years! Anno Knight of Leighton avenut and the late Jack R. Knight, was announced at an engagement party at. the Mellaoi ,home Saturday. *9t ••II • • • f#r.yov • • • HiH THE Miss Mellacl was graduated from Red Hank high school and i» em- ployed by Alfred DeGcnnaro of Adtlt SimpsM •rlfinal TRIDE Bridge avenue. Mr. Knight was abo Ri'tiduiited from Red Bank wiin ——--- high school and served 14 months nvw SHOE in the Navy. He ia employed by Oakland Fashions on Oakland Figurt-parfot fmhim •.. street. untrly charming crwtitn Tavern Murder in a newly slaMkr, wonder- fully w*arak>U >ilh*u«tt*... Still A Mystery Wanted—1,000 More Thrifty Savers beautifully detailed in «uperb rayen tistm faille Union Beach Man If you are not already one of m this Is an Invitation to YOU. ... designer cellectiem Killed Year Ago Join Inn lariiu group of amart Red Bank people who save at the Red Bank Saving* & Loan. A small amount each week, plun our ... (eur new fall drew Walter Juras, 40, owner of a tav- 9S ern on highway 36 at Union Beach, generout dividend* wniild give you (hat money you'll be needing collections ... to *6 i shot to death in tho tavern a • • • and It's Insured lift In ?»,Q0O, Phone, call or write us. yea" ago yesterday. His murderer 22.9S to 495.00). is still at large. The shooting was discovered by this victim's icnyear-old «on, Jo- seph, shortly after 8 a. m. and charge accounts Invited woi Icing from a description of the RED DANK SAVINGS murder suspect, given by the boy, numerous clues have been tracked down hut none of them hai re- d LOAN ss^ AssgciATJON vealed tho slayer who flred six bul- lets in Mr. Juras' body, one pierc- VShe Door to Security" ing tho heart. for faihian futurw At the time police described the .10 BROAD ST. RED BANK NEW JERSEY It BROAD STREET RED BANK motive as robbery, although It has (Inn Hit never been known how much the nf» 1 SLACKS BLANKETS PRICE thin ; and for a while was afraid and perfected by Weather Seal, guaran- be sure of draft-fret, rainproof vcntila* ViOFF* to change his story. • The only rea- tees an airtight installation. ..keeps out $ tion tht ytar around. You'll know th« 00 son he -would give for telling his dirt, dust and drafts. .98 ENTIRE STOCK original story was that he was real mtaningof finger .tipweather control. 2«. 1 "drunk and didn't know what I 3 Keg, (19c Valiin Beg. tS.»8 Value. Sizes li to 12. GIRLS' and BOYS' was doing," police snld. Whtiii Ills room was searched by 17x18 COTTON police a detective magazine was With Weather Seal, you change winter BOYS' BLUE DENIM found open on the bed to an arti- . .11 the rich, lustrous beauty of Amcricc'a SUN SUITS cle, "Confessions of a Jittery Gun- panel to summer screens in a jiffy. A few most magnlActnt wood i* permanently PADS man." turns of an exclusive screw fastening and yours with Weather Seal. They'll drtss '" Gomza was held without ball In windows and screens come out easily. up your bom*... add beauty and style. DUNGAREES 1AflCC RE G tho Monmouth county jail as a ma- 1 terial witness, but wai released /2 urr PRICE when no evidence was found.to $|69 Regular 50c warrant a charge against him in .Sites 2 to «, ENTIRE STOCK the case. Full cut, pre-khruiil,, 20x40 Comfort Gauze best quality. GIRLS' and BOYS' Files Suit Against Sizes 7 to .1.4. DIAPERS Hnwell Township BATHING SUITS Hnmiiel Jpffe, operator of a group $1.99 of tourist cabins in Freehold, has had tiled a $50,000 supreme court Angular Value $3,50 1 1U

/?*» :Vn.:> 'S&fAtyS-v n< SUN RAY COUPON' sMR'AY COUPON SUNRAYCOUPON [J SON RA.,yCOUr>ON SUNRAVCOUPON SUNRAtcOUpON || POPULAR fc CHEWING iSAFETYSj: s Mrs. Robert G. Goodman !?! ?»» k JP« «TitiTv J «^ »* GEM ANGELUSJI Under the direction of Mrs. Rob- .GUMS MATCHES (HANGERS ICOTTON 'SAFETY, ..'A ert G. Goodman, Jr., the dance rou- NolchiJ k«»l tines will be a feature in the musi- RAZOR r, rinMW \ •#-JCl| cal presentation. Mrs. Goodman -Ml f.Ji lor IWrl.l.,'1. CHcI.ti. ioAc 1H«VAH trained In New York" with the Louis •itllMUt, •((.) firmer crip. sp«m Chalif school of dancing and stud- isfc- •• ied tap dancing with Ned Wayburn. • MaUaiESI 'ilaHoatlfll She also was co-operator of a sue ccssful dancing school at Mont- clair. Miss Gertrude Neldlinger, direc- III 1 tor of the show, and Mrs. Good' Foun 7, 7i man have been an effective team In WitliThese-BpoieySTiYfers : recent years. They pooled their talents in "March Winds" and "Po- WANT HOME cono Panic" for the 200 club of GRILL Montclair and presented a number ftfT.lSUMMERCAND] of productions for the Montclair Operetta club. Mrs. Goodman Is planning a musical program (or the } RIO AY SPECIAL Navesink Garden club. otl/C The dancing feature of the sum- Femily/ mer-time show will include a preci- sion group on the style of the ,.,i.|. •> I.H««t L famed Rockettcs. Girls rehearsing .ilk MlMiM PRHlRIPTIOiU MttID 5*.-l.-.'/v Hi VOUB D0I10R ORDSBtD N for this number are Misses Rose- '..I. .U.. ••II •••! JUMBO mary Maxwell, Joan Stockton, Peg- kuHsr. gy Peer, Barbara MacMaster, Joan BROAD f\ WALLACE ST. THE LAST Loftus, Barbara Bertolini, ConnU SATURDAY SPECIA^ ._ _.>««fcoM!ii|iMMdiaiia REP BANK-OPEN FBI. EVE. :• BITE j ^ rstlstl from him —ef ttrt Piacentino, Audrey Busby and Mary MSW, adaViH snd 1 Oclo > Lu Richmond. TJi E CO N F IT) E|SCE OT tP H Y SICIA N S ( I IAU MOTHERS CO. A cast of eight In uniform will —J • > - U ftfltele J In (fit fact thtf miny ttoctari, (IitmttUti, eemi It 5g» fUy FrtitfiptioR MUNCIE. INDIANA - present a military tap dance, which .ilk 4\a4 «lir» | f H Drpirtmtntt for thtir diugt. What* Iht Doctor coil, you las «ill find tbltluta FKESH< ICED TEA M£SS. PURITY •*•) SAFETY. M*4 \Y% «tvin9i •( SUN KAY'S lo»tr pritft «ra »i »•(• will feature a specialty number by (•m* (a Mum «t ft you. Bobby Worthington. The young •lit.4 l.m.l. women In this dance are Misses a'f\y«—- Yau'll M th, yl.,,| ,| ..«Jr,,,jl Ice Cream Se4a j Rill t. Ihii dglietcbl. tumiiitr miitura NOTICE! SHOE •I cruni, j.lli.l. k,,4 ,,4 >aMa4 TM ««•» •< .'" f I ALCOHOL I'MpW I PJMWCt LACFS H RuisiHCwpior* BTlStlelS •»* B SOAP Just Received Another Shipment of f c B U T c 1 1 x2 I TO H itnWhtr * WORTH Those Sturdy Wolverine Work Shoes | lluroy ( 4CeA Nat' I LB. »» 10e Value ISO Sheet Roll II v>^ THAT* EASY 10 FIGURE OUT! t:> v FULL LB. feft Plastic Cutlery >«*• SEE THAT TRAY 111 ••

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rifmlf anthrt! HT<>t brlitltt—qre WWELCH S V^p| | any work shoe job. No other work shoes in the ^Fadory Rtjtct 5.00 STERNCRESf world of leathertanned like Wolverine Shell Horse- Imported Briar Pipts hideB. Come in and try on a pair... no obligation. MARS Iw •) AMIIM'I rm. fiftly WanJaJ Ubiccei \* § cifar •Ml •!>• DtllH I $t.» *NIICO [M \\i dllhfjll wiNOMbbrl LIGHTER 80X , Lt|ht> «n YOOOMI ,lha flick «r whtel.twinoSIOcI IfTNR icrttntd fo. WOLVcRINE ^50 ?i Ill Wlilf1#r HULL HOBIBHIDB WORK SHO&M L.nd.orr,. IpJ^M All PirfHl! All Pint Oultty Qj^^llM.lHSt,|N..ni«p«ti Zm** volume Lighter lwUWrt MATOHES FLUID A . (ktM RlHi iletllM iifm JOHN B. ALLEN CO. l« Ml »sl. | D tazsxgy « Broad St. RED BANK Tel 4-0247 Ih Vil. fkmSix RED BASK REGISTER, AUGUST 12, 1948 society itself. Under the plan, the society's RED BANK REGISTER statistical research unit reports on all canes. Children Finish EVENTS OF YEARS AQO I 40-4S Srewd flrael, K**I Buk, N. J. In this way valuable in formation is secured ESTABLISHED UTS on the part which cancer contributes to the Handicraft Work B> Jehn it. Cook «ad Hearjr Clay total problem of the long term patient. FROM REQISTER FILES THOMAS IRVING BROWN The study which will be undertaken in At Playgrounds Fifty Yean Ago. William W. LeUon, Thomas If. Editor and Publisher Mrs. Mary Hendrickson Codies, Ross, Irving Finch, Augustus V. Monmouth county, the society reports, will Evans, Fred and Edwin Conklin, JAMES J. HOGAN, AesocUte Editor wife of Henry Corlies, died after a make it possible for tbe cancer society to Articles Exhibited long illness. She had been an in- Dewitt Carhart, Mulford Thorpe M. HAROLD KELLY. AHlitant Editor valid for many years and the last and William A. Shoemaker. W. HAKRV PENMNGTON. Plant 8upt lay out a program for the future, particu- In Woofuorlli Window; ten years of her life had been spent The body of James Degan, »a larly in the provision of bedside nursing. in a wheel chair. Isaac Compton old resident of Eatontown, wae Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Boxing Program found in the field adjoining Mat- Similar studies arc being undertaken in died at Belford of dropsy; Joseph Member •! the AwcfMttf Preee R. Davis of Colt's Neck died sud- thew Byrnes' house by Lewia Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Mercer, Middlesex, Activity at the two Red Bank denly; Mrs. Sarah Randolph died Tuttle. He had been iten in Eaton- Tht Associated Pren It entitled eicluiivelr to the ate play centers, sponsored by tht! fel republleation of all the local newi printed In thli ittwt- Morris, Somerset and Union counties. of cancer; Mrs. Mary Gabriel died town about an hour previous to the «r, it veil as all AT news 4li»»tchet. board of education, was mostly at Eatontown after a long sick- finding of his body and It wu elusive National Advertising Rtprtifnlat)v«, ftrutw Not all of us are subjected to the hor- confined indoors during the past ness; Miss Deborah D. Book died thought he died of heart disease. Weeklies. -J25 Well 89th Si rut, Ntw York Citr 'week due to rain. The children on Maple avenue; Mrs. Margaret He was 74 years old. ror that is cancer. But enough American* r Chic*uo-rhilid«ll>H.[».n«lroit woikcd hard to finish their articles Nolan, wife of Patrick Nolan of William Parker of Fair Haven are to make this disease one of America's in time for the handicraft exhibit Marlboro township, died of dysen- bought George Bennett's stage Tfai Red Bank Register aisumea no financial raipomlblit- wh'ch is now on display in one of tie» for tjpo«ra|ihlc»l errors In advertisement, but nlll «• reatest killer*. Anything that can be done tery, and Willie Nevius, aged three route between Red Bank and Oce- print that port of an advertisement In which the typograph- Woolwoith'a windows. months, aon of John Nevius of Mid- anic. Mr. Parker formerly drove Iical error nccurb. Advertisers will pleiue notify the mM> to alleviate the pain and suffering is a .step Twenty-eight articles, samples of dletown, died of cholera infantum. a stage for Iln. Emma Bennett, •gtmtnt immediate!* of any error which may occur. the type o£ work the children ire in the right direction. who owned the rival stage line be- Thli newbpnlier asaumei no reiponiibilillei for doir.fc arc on view. Included arc The sewing society of tbe Fair tween Red Bank and Oceanic. •Uccmcnti of opinions In Iflleri from ill nideri. We feel sure that with active work samples of embroidery work, waste Haven Methodist church held a baskets, trinket boxes, pot holders, fair and festival and cleared {120. The potato crop of Monmouth Subscription Prircs in Advance. One year 13.00; alx progressing in the preparation for better beltj, bedroom slipper:!, kites, lan- Mrs. Joseph Vanderbilt, a member county was expected to be very mm.lhi, 12.00; three months, *l.uO; tingle con;, 7 e«nt«. poor. The rainy weather which care of our cancer victims, citizens will be yards, book ends, dog leaches, nap- of the church, made a quilt to be iliued Weekly, entered >> Second-Clais Matter at tht Pott- kin rings, link necklaces, bracelets, given to the person guessing the followed planting, the hot dry odce at Red Rnnl,, N, ,1,, under the Act of Miirch I, 1871. more generous with the cancer society when pictures, fell, pockelbnoks, jeiwey nearest to the number of beans In weather which ensued and the hot next it asks for contributions. It is organ- loop purses, sewing boxes, necktie a bottle. ' Mrs. Rebecca Atkinson rainy weather which followed the THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1949 racks, toothbrush holders, leather guessed 879, which wai within four dry spell was expected to result In izations such as this, the National Founda- purses, pins, earrings, pin cushions, of the correct number, and she was reducing the crop one-half. L«M tion for Infantile Paralysis, and tlic Amer- /Inter painted notebooks, ynr/i awarded the prize. Those who than one-quarter of a crop of peaches was expected as they were Proving Grounds bal'^, airplanes, papier machc waited on tables were Mrs. Rufus ican Tuberculosis and Heart associations bowls and clay articles. Merrill, Mrs. Rebecca Atkinson, rotting on the trees. The tomato mayor ami council arc that are given seemingly little credit for the Children who have contributed tivcly when he is going to do some- Mrs. C. P. Worthley, Mrs. Edward crop was excellent. thin;; about this horrible hedge. great work they do until disease strikes at artifice to this display arc Anne Taylor, Mrs. J. P. Turkelson, Mrs. Four Red Bank young men, John HJleinpting to correct a serious safety men- Layton, Diana Garruto, Betty Van- It is 90 in the shado, but he gets John H. Fielder, Mrs. H. Edgar Forsythe, Bob Forsythe, George ace thrust upon them by, of all people, the home and immediate aid is needed. Pelt. Judy Layton, Carol Reynolds, Editorial Views out his stepladder, oils the .shears Smith, Mrs. Minnie Chadwick, Miss Cooper and Thomas G. Haight, and with the sun beating down piti- Addle Fielder and Miss Susie Mar- »s on lilts Red Bunk road. George Goldtn ah electric boudoir Alice McAullffe, both of Brooklyn, Work was commenced on Percy Always signal intention to make right stand no nonsense from his hedge weighed against that sinele-minded, lamp. Public Servants At Work itvtqual shares, and the balance of during the current year. Ho has reckless devotion, to the creative Sherman's new house on Leroy or left; turns, the estate, including balance left erred in the past, but this time the Imagination which produces grint place. William Sewing', Jr., was The Frank J. Mansnn house and Won mouth county hns been added to from • insurance policies, and gov- darned thing is not going to catch art, then we may expect to dee the builder nnd the contract price lot on the north sfrte nf Petem Make repairs off the traveled portion ernment bonds, is to be divided those qualities take woman more was $5,000. place was bought by S». Jnmes New Jersey areas where the American Can him napping. Unfortunately the of the roadway. equtlly among the three mentioned spring is cold and wet. Working and more Into public service—and Addison Wolcott and family of church from Patrick F. Kennertv cer society will advance tlie study of a need children. William C, Johnson was outdoors js impossible, Then, when why not into tho White House?— Oceanport were moving to Bridge- and Danlfl W. Martin for $1O,!W1. "Walk" the bike across heavy t»raffic named executor, and the will was Clancy T"), Bnvnton n( Riverside for home nursing. Programmed home pleasant weather comes thero are The Christian Science Monitor. port, Conn. Mr. Wolcott's son, Joe unless it is controlled by officer or traffic fllart for probate Wednesday, Au- picnics alt Jones Beach nnd the had been mall carrier for a long avenue, Red Bank, died nt the miming already has proved itself a boon in gust 4. week-end visits to friends In Nrw TO HOLD TAG DAYS tlmo nnd a new mall carrier was homo of his sister. Mrs. William light. Teresa Romano who died May 6 Ames of Sewnren. Besides his sis- nine counties of this stale and should be of Jersey or Connecticut. From time The Unton Beach mayor and to he appointed, Don't hitch rides on trucks or other at her home in Long Branch, Iclt to time lie inspects his hedge It council lust week granted liormis- A load of young folks went on a ter, ho left n'widow and two eons, great value to people Mho cannot pay the her house and lot at 105 Dunbar ie certainly growing with a ven- straw ride to Asbury Park. Those vehicles. av«nuv, Long Branch, to her ion, sion to tho Union Beach Fire com- cost for eluborate hospitalissutiou. geance. Lordly' plumes at the top pany No. 1 to conduct tag days in tho party wore Misses Florence THE HOME TOWN NEWS Always keep brakes and front and rear Dotmnlck F. Romano, to his heirs sway gracefully in the bronze. Murphy, Essie Clayton, Anna Stout, and assigns forever. The residue of September 4, 5 nnd 6. Ncln G. Frlberg of Mcrrltt ave- The American Cancer society reports lights in good operating condition. Lower down, branches are crowding At the meeting, tho election to Rachel and Ida drover, Sarah C. >nuo, South Amboy, writes: "En- her estate was to bo divided equal- out the flower beds.' He must got Clayton, Emma Headley, Alice that ninny needy patients are being provid- ly' between her two daughters, membership of two new firemen closed find $3 money order for my Parents can help by impressing upon busy with the clippers, Only he was also confirmed. Thoy nro Don-Clayton, Grace D, Johnston, Hat- renewal of the Register. Being a ed for by established visiting nurse associa- Mary Fanello and Mlna Clark, Her doesn't, July wanes nnd then tic Kvnns, Anna Kbn and Rebecca their children the necessity of observing ion and two daughters were named nld S, Hall, Union OnrdnnH Flrn former resident of Fttlr Haven tions, and the cost j>er xliit i« paid by the comes the fafo/ul day when his company,-and Josoph F. Donnelly, Clayton, Clarence M. Johnston, Les- many years, I really enjoy gottlnsr then rulei. executor* ot the will. wife stops hinting and asks plain- Union Beach Fire company, ter E. McQueen, Vernon D, Cook, the home town newi", W BED BAXK vt&wnm. \i, Pace Sewn EXCELLENT «EPOBTINO. there was a title defect which might atop the ealc. Mn. John F. Hurlbut of Roxford Sea Bright Acts Mr. Palmleri, urged prompt ac- MORRIS AND H.S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA road, Syracuic, N. T., writes: "I tion. He waB not satisfied when NURSERY SCHOOL •OMM nmuE •* have found Tht Rcgiitcr a most council offered to send a letter to enjoyable way of keeping up with On Liquor Law .Mr. O'Connor, telling him it would All SainU Memorial Church, Locust local Red Bank activities. I wish CHARLETTE be a violation to move the scow (STONE CIICRCil) TCUVBOK* LOW) BSAMCH to commend you on your excellent on land. Councilman Neimark said Job of reporting." To Help Hotels Mr. O'Connor would have to have OPENS SEPTEMBER J3TH plans approved by the council and Change Protested building Inspector before anything For Pre-School Children, ages 2(4 to 6. .Monday through Friday, could be moved on land. 8:S0 to 11:30 A. M. As Putting Applicant Olaf Axelsen, building inspector, I or complete Information apply to tho Rector, Rev. Charles I', — AT HUBER'S — was instructed to remain close .o .loliniton, Atlantic Hlfhlandu 1-0417, between July 25th and August In Favorable Spot the situation. 2»th, the llnllam residence, Nareilnk, Atlantic Highlands 1-O58O-M. By a 2 to 1 vote, Sea Blight's iquor ordinance was amended Fri- lay night to permit bomi fide ho- Holmdel Kiwanis el's with 50 or more rooms to have iquor licenses in excess of the 15 :avcrn licenses permitted under Hear Art King >orough law. Chief objector wiu Milton Stein, Speaks On Topic, ong Branch attorney, who snlil Arthur/I/IUMH/taders |[ff«, e represented Arthur O. Axelsen, "What Is Hotel Sea Bright and (he Greater Long Branch Beverage association, At the meeting of the Llncroft- give you a tip about this f which Sea Bright tavern own- Jiolmdcl Kiwanis club held lust •Xi are members. Thursday at the Linnroft Inn, Art The opposition to Hie ordinance King, a Kiwanis officer, addressed I was two-fold. The ordinance was the gathering on "What is Kiwan- BETTER KIND OF n itself not acceptable to the ob-is?" The meeting WM presented ' iectors, but Its probahly result was over by Harry Handleman. I ilso atUcked. Mr, Stein, who also James Howard introduced the DRY CLEANING/ number To develop an Informed public All From Our Regular Stock. 'Although the of tavern licenses allowed, said the opinion to combat all ideologies op- attorney. posed to the democratic principles Lot* Are Broken, a Good Choice Is Available! Mr. Slein asltcd the borough to upen which our nations are look to the future and contended founded. that If the Charles Manor should T-i participate actively in all go out of business in a few years, public affairs, demanding efficient the license could be transferred to and economical government, the US BROADWAY M BROAD ST. tavern. Mr. Fox internrnted the preservation of competitive enter- BED BANK LONG BRANCH law differently nnd Raid that an prise and the conservation of na- exception could he made in (lie ap-tural resources. plication which would nrohihir the To champion understanding and transfer of this holel licence lo a co-cperation between labor and bar. Mr. Stein contended that all management as essential to econo- Cleaners, Dyers, licenses issued in Sea Bright were mic stability and national unity, class "C," therefore the transfer Monniimlh County's Only Sanitoiu; Licrnsnc could be made no matter to what To build responsible citizens and type of establishment. • future leaders through expanding Kiwonis and community nervices KED HANK 6-28OO Mr. Giordano said a transfer of to youth. a hotel license to a bar or tnvern To strengthen the foundation of 61-76 WHITE ST. KED BANK would he a direct violation of the our social structure—the home, the borough ordinance If it meant such church and the school. a transfer would bring the number of taverns over 15. The date for the Charles Manor license hearing was set for Mon- day night at the request of Mr. Fox RED BANK who wanted to be certain the amendment will have become law by the time of the hearing. Accord- ipff to Mr. Giordano, the amend- ment will become law five days af- ter Us publication. Voting in favor of the amend- Summer Handbags ment were Councilmcn Carl Nelson and Nels Jacobscn, Councilman Daniel Pearson voted no and Coun- cilman Lester Perrlne did not vote. Steven J, O'Connor, the man who has 60 days to find an establish- At % Price ment for his liquor license, was the aubject of a protest In the coun- New Jersey's Oldest Firemen's Fair cil room, but this time concerning Here Is ft special purchase you just cannot miss! White plastic and patent scow. bags in many beautiful shapes. Shoulder strap and short strap models. All Edward Palmier!, an Ocean ave- nue neighbor of O'Connor, said he washable, all crisply new. believed O'Connor was planning to 59th ANNUAL land a large scow on a borough owned lot near his home. Mr. Palmlcrl said if the scow were 8.95 Value Now landed, It may float around the lot, 1.95 endangering residents. 5.00 Value Now Councilman Solomon J. Nelmark 2.95 «ald the «cow would not be brought ashore. He said there were cabins on the acow which would be landed, Navesink Firemen's 6.50 Value Now 3 95 but the scow would remain In the water. Mr. Palmleri's attorney, Leon Reussillc of Red Bank, sent Ml FIRST FLOOH - a communication to the council of- fering to submit a bid on the lot to protect the residents. Mr. O'Con- nor currently holds a tax lien on the lot, but Mr. Reussille had hoard Nylon Crepe Slips • FAIR * STARTS TONIGHT 5.95 August 12th-13th-14th

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V « HlnlnM i«lilt|. "Meet Your Friends At The Fair' Page Eighl RED BASK BEGISTEB, AUGUST 12, j «JU1>N, DUREMtS. SIC CUE ft Slart New Studies Raise Far Employees BUSSEI.I. Aumack Resigns In Pcucli Marketing Of Keyport PUnt COUNSISI.I.OUS AT LAW Whitficld Building, Krd Bunk Studies ot new methods of mar- The management ot the Architec- As Union Beach keting New Jersey tree-ripened tural Tiling company of Keyport, John i. (julnn Thomaj P. Doremtu peaches were begun this week by and officers of federal local 20561, Vincent J. McCue Krnedt Fa. clerk, explained that the resigna improved, Hauck said, and last Marvin Ingeldsby, plant auperin- Income Tax Consultant Hun had been .submitted to him fur season's "test tube" experiment will tendent; James Mauro, assistant the July meeting, but in some way, be expanded to a "pilot" study basis superintendent, and John Bardella, Hor fuH quorti of trayen foimui luIk Ice Crtom at a money-saving pnu. 80 Eut Float SI., Red Bank 6-4377 IIIH letter had been uvcrloked. Mr. this year. personnel manager. far friendly treyer Dealer »iU lift you your choice «l i popular flavon. Aumnclt gave thn need to devote Consumer packages, holding 12 his i.ntirc time to private business poaches, will be shipped to tho New- MILTON KOSENE as reason for resigning. ark, Camdcn and New York areas. These packages, according to the AlTOKNhV A1-I.AW Councilman Paul Kolodziej voted marketing specialist, are designed TELEVISION against accepting the resignation, to provide top quality fruit In quan- ON A 107 Munniouth St. Red BanU slalint; that he felt the council tities suitable for table use. shuild defer action until they had In a third experiment, peaches K. B. fi-i-'HI'J n dinner to check the status of Mr. Aum.'ick's work. will be placed In "crinkle cups" and &/ O(e packed like chocolates in a candy RODNEY O. DORWIN, Opposing Councilman Kolodaiej, box. The "crinkle cups" arc made John M. Pillsbury, acting borough of a special type paper and arc very REGISTERED Alt( IIITIXT attcrney, suggested accepting the similar to those used for the famil- 12 Broad St., Red Hank, N. I. ros'gnnlion immediately. iar cupcaltos. The cups give pro- FREE WEMONSTKATIOX C.IVION IN YOUR While- serving in his office, Mr. tection to each peach. OWN HOME Room No. 413 Auti/iick has been severely criti- If the experimental shipments Telephone Red Bunk 8-4800 cized on numerous occasions by the prove successful, Hauck predicts council and on one occasion, the commercial shipments in tho row council appealed to the county Tax container in volume from Now Jet- DR. MILDRED HULSART, bosinl to correct errors in assess- scy orchards next season. sum; ICON ciS ments. 1'n.it Ui!l»>in'(Hi"s—Kleeltn-' j} ilv. Pillsbury called immediate Office Hours: Daily 9 n. m. to 5 p. m. ~veninctt Tuctd.iy, Thursday, 7 to ft acceptance of. the resignation "a I'. M. stet) in tne right direction", Set High (Closed Wednesday and Friday I By appointment only. Red Bank ti-0005 During the meeting, a public sale A registered Guernsey cow, R.p'.'s ON AMERICA'S 37 li. I'HONTST. l!i;iM5AMi,N,.l. of ta\ title liens was conducted.in Highlander1!! Iris, owned by Joseph ?•*... IIWEMMl DELIVERY... which a total of 5200 was bid for H. Reinfleld, inc., of Ecoheyvillc, MOST POPULAR foiii pieces of property. Mrs. Mary has completed an outstanding ad- CJ.-i 11i11 iiml Mrs. Allie Teats bid ioOvarccci registry record of 10,54- Owens' production genius mil tremendous public acceptance FAMILY CRUISER! for two lots on J-orillaid avenue, pounds of milk and M0 pounds of William .1. Oakley S80 for three lots have learned to bring to you lliis rwsi new OWENS 21 buttcrfat i.n the .'IMC-day division, I'LAGSHII' when you want it—during the yachting season. on Clark avenue, and Emma and stalling her record as a junior two- .lo:c|-h Ribniro $70 for two lots on ycai-old. Aiiloinoliilc-type assembly line*, 1600 frrl long, are turning Seventh street, Another Guernsey cow, Glen- out a beautiful OWESS 27 every four hours! That means !t was also announced that there' geran Caddy, owned by Mrs, E. H. delivery to you, through your dealer, RIGHT SOW. will be another sale of tax title Genin of Matawan, hrM completed Here's thrilling, healthful rerrcation for your family fOR A lior? and one tax foreclosed proper- an cflicinl advanced registry icc- nml giic»ts . . . years of vacation fun during ilic Spring, ty nt the next meeting on August ord of 9,80S pounds cf milk anC6l6rs' never have been sold in the lirst plai'e because the main water line 15 MAIN STREET EATONTOWN, N. J. frmii the borough Water plant runs Phone: Eatonlnwn 3-0568 MONMOUTH PLUMBING thrnufh tho property. Mr. Pillsbury explained that in the sale of the SUPPLY GO., Inc. property, the rights cf the borough I'lumblng ami l.'faiiriK .-jtjjn>:ii: iv.^rirtl'n'j tho water line had been protected. It Pays To Advertise In The Register' IU:t West Front St.,

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Hmbr It iht attilMi n up n In ttlllti »l ftur ftiitrUi Uitn >r ftiw Um. . fn Ikt tnl In ptimlum tttr, In NtMltr Prlvat* Lakal fnmltm l)rj Bur Ground Prizes Every Hour 2 - BICYCLES CHANCED OFF - 2 BUICK Super Sedanette DISPOSED OF ON THE FINAL NITE MUSIC - REFRESHMENTS COME ONE - COME ALL Y HENSLER FAIR STARTS BEER Friday, August 13 C»ryri|ht 1M», Th« Jwfph lleiutir Uraoiny Compiny, Niwvk, N, ). UPPER BROAD ST. OLD ELKS' HOME Page Tea BED BASK REGISTER, XUGUST 12,1U9 Average Tax Rate 4-Year-Oid Cirl FRANKS Is Record In 454 Drowns In Puddle WE REPAIR JUST ARRIVED! Municipalities Nancy Keegan Caught BAR and COCKTAIL LOUNGE In Drainage Sytteui • Any Make Refrigerators NfWEST STYlit N. J. Realtor Present* 132 RIVER ROAD HIMSON Nancy Keegan, four-year-old Following From State daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William Now In our new location with everything Modern for your Keegan of Matawan, wa* drowned • Washing Machines Commerce Figures last Thursday night in less than pleasure and comfort. Drop In for a refrethinr drink three fact ot rain water while she FALL HATS and one of our famous Hot Sautate Sandwiches. Property taxes levied by Nsw was playing with a visiting cousin. • Vacuum Cleaners Jersey municipalities in IMS for Tha child wa* found lying in a TELEVISION # SANDWICHES he support of local and county puddle at tha end of a drain pipe governments and the public school* near her home. Matawan police • Electric Ranges aggregate (334,306,011. Thta is $M,- •aid they belltve the had fallen FROM * DANCING * 611,115 higher than the 1947 total into the) water near the upper end UP levy of 1297,697,896 and establishes of the drain and waa washed fHOPBlErORS—THAKK AND TOW MBIXACI a new all-time high property tax through the pip*. • Electric Water Heaters record in the state. According to the Matawan police These fact* are disclosed in a re- report, Nancy and her cousin, Ruth 51 Gauge Nylons $1.65 port by the department of govsrn- Borger of Keansburg, were kept in • Electric Ironers mental research of the New Jersey he bouse the entlr* day because of State Chamber of Commerce. Th« he rain. When the rain ended In 45 Gauge Nylons $1.25 figure* do not include local tax** early evening, th» children went out Imposed on second-claa* railroad to play. Police aay that evidently • Electric Motors TAKE NOTICE property which are estimated by the Ktagan girt fell near the mouth — ETC. - mREGULARS 95c the Chamber to be about $1S,MO,000 of the pip*. Tha drain slant* down- for 1M8. ward and carries water from on* side of the road to tha other. The SHOP PBIOAY TIIX » P. M. The report, which vu based on child wa* caught In tha rain water an analysis of the IMS abstract* of flowing Into the pipe and was swept G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. ratables of the 21 counties cf New to the other end into the puddle. Jersey, also pointed out that 454 of 60 WHITE ST., RED BANK HOME OWNERS! New Jersey's 662 municipalities A prehistoric bird that lived In CARROLL HOSIERY SHOP have higher tax rates this year PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 than they did In 1947; 101 have low- Wyoming over BO million years ago, COBNBR OF BBOAO AND MONMOUTH STBEETS er rates, while the tax rates of Diatryma, was larger than the os- • ALTERATIONS '" «""'• - sev«n municipalities remain the trich. same as they were a year ago. • Rc-ROOFED In New Jersey, general property tuei art assessed, levied and col- lected by the municipalities not • Re-SIDED only for the support of municipal government but also for county and school district purpose* as well. • PORCH There are no longer any state-pur- poae taxes levied on general prop* erty. A 2.9-mlll State school tax ENCLOSURE waa abolished in 1946. The 136,611,115 state-wide In- crease In sjl-purpoit taxes on gen- LUXURY UNLIMITED eral property this year is accounted IMMEDIATE SERVICE! MM MONTH for as follows: Taxes for municipal government rose from S124,186,957 In 1947 to $142,569,468 this year, an Increase or $18,382,511. NO MONEY DOWN Tnxea for the State's 556 school districts went from $113,924,042 in 1947 to |128,335,«2S thl* year, an Increase of |12,4O0,8M. Taxes for the support of the 31 UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY county governments (Including; dis- trict courts and other special ser- vices) rose from $57,584,897 in 1947 MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. will Uke cars of all your to $63,403,915 this year, an Increase Horn* Improvement Problems. Phone ua for > Free Estimate. of $5,819,018. Wa will chow you how to save a lot of money and still get ths Assessed valuation* of taxable best workmanship possible, We employ only experienced me- property, on which local tax rates are based, are found to aggregate chanics and use the finest materials money can buy. FREE (5,652,964,000 this year, according to CONSULTATION. the Chambers study. This sum in- cludes $188,483,000 of second-class railroad property assessments which are added to the local tax base this year under the new rail- road tax legislation enacted a few months ago. Although this year's IINCOIN SPOM SEDAN* assessed valuations are slightly higher than last year, they still are far below the $6,395,000,000 peak fig- ure reached back in 1930. Real es- THE COMPLETELY NEW tate assessmcnta were gradually lower after 1930 until last year, when an upward trend was re- sumed reflecting in aome measure increased property values and ad- ditional ratables resulting from new construction of dwellings and business buildings throughout the state. The Chamber's report ob- served that assessment practices by municipal nml county authorities appear to continue on the conserv- ative side in most part* of the Itate. The average tax rate for 1948, as estimated by the State Chamber, is about $5.91 per $100 of assessed val- uation, as compared with $5.60 In 1947. Taxes on tangible personal prop- erty (which includes machinery and equipment, furnishings, inven- tories and livestock) show a con- tinuing upward trend. Assessed (CONSTRUCTION valuations of this class of property arc 4VJ% higher than last year. Of Wo add any size addition to your home and the estimated $46,581,000 of taxea •pecialize In porch enclosures. levied this year on personal prop- erty, about $37,000,000, or more than three-fourths, comes from IINCOIN COSMOPOLITAN SIX-PAS SINGH CO(/*C* business and industry. Commenting ROOFING (FIRE RESISTANT) on the results of its study of 1948 property tax statistics, the Cham- ber said: "Salary Increase and Increment* suiters, leader, and aayligbti. FREE ESTIMATE. No abUfalleh. for teachers and for municipal and county employees account for a large part of the $36,611,115 of ad- THE COMPLETELY NEW (FIRE RESISTANT) ditional property taxes required SIDING this year. Increased costs of sup- plies and ot public construction I* Eliminate! yearly palstlnf t«ptHMS. Act* >• an Insutatloa too— cut. fuel coiti. We uia only (amoui-maki aattrlali: Jeans- also a factor. A number of munlcl- Manville, Fllnlkote, ctc. FREE ESTIMATE. NO obllfatloa. palitles and counties have added to Nothing axjkfSeRner^or Newerf their employed personnel, and some school districts have taken on ad- ditional teaching staffs EOPLE who love fine cars can't help And it's luxury that's more than surface pleasure, whatever the weather.t "We are going through the same PORCH Enclosures experience now, in many respects, Ptaking a second look, when they see deepl Feel the quality of the upholstery... Know the good feel of the completely .Save lutl by enclotins Vout Iron! and rea. porch. that we did in the 'easy money' these two completely new 1949 Lincolns the craftsman finisho f the appointments. new Lincoln 8-cylinder, V-typo engine, days of 1920. Organized pre» sure for increased public spending sleeking by. These cars have a new ele- See the broad view their picture-windows 152-horsepower strong...flexible and at the state, county and local levels gance, a new breadth and fleetnesstha t and windshields give you. Controls at fleet. Relax in the cradled ride of new is as intense today as it was then stand out in every line. They are the new your finger tips let you summon just the PAINTING-WALL PAPERING and taxpayer resistance aeems once spring suspension and super-balloon tires. V Ut l nC IBMtk more to be at a low ebb. This kind conception of motor-car luxury unlimited. right amounts of air to make your ride a This is the new high of luxury. This is itl *l°''plan** ° "" ° "• " ly ••*• of a situation encourage* extrava- gant public officials to spend more *Whlft ild§-woll Hm, read hmpi aid rsor vhttl thltlii ttn In* MnctJM srt> saMs**! tawipimnr fHtofsr optional tqulpmmt and more and by the same token makes It exceedingly difficult for efficient, economy-minded govern- COME IN AND SEE THE NEW 1949 LINCOLN AND LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN AT ing bodies to hold tha lint against ^Tel.R.B. 6 •oaring property taxea." r Two Escape Injury 7/ ? •* ™i In Highlands Crash' Two persons escaped Injury Sun- day afternoon at Highland* when a car in which they were riding wa* MODERN HOME struck by a train at the Willow ENGLISH MOTORS, Inc. street crossing, near th» Water Witch station. IMPROVEMENT CO According to Police Chief How- ard Monahan, ths car was driven 1 W. BERUEN PL RED BANK, N. J. by'James MUM ot Newark, who 34-36 Maple Avenue Red Bank, New Jersey had Mlts Mary C, Joms of Arling- Gentlomin: Pleaiic havs your expert call tu discuss Items ton as a passenger. Chief Monahan checked—without obligation to me. reported that the car was half way across the tracks when the driver D Construction D Roofing D Oarages was told of the oncoming train by D Shingling Miss Jones. Mazza attempted to reverse the car, but it stalled. The NOTICE. Previously Adopted Restricting Park- Street to Globe Court, August :, 1941, and will come up (or of Chancel y uf the State of New Jersey, right front side ot the cur was AM ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDI- ing," which was flnnlly ntlotitcd Octo- Wnshlngton Street—North from Lin- final consideration and passage nt a made on the 19th day of July, 11148 in NANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ber 20, 1047, lio nn«l the snme ii amend- den Plnco to Wallace Street, regular meeting of old Governing Body II cause wherein Thcnrn Lynch Ii pt- Nanis struck, throwing it off the franks, CREATING AS ONE WAV TRAFFIC ed ai follows: Hudson Avenue—South from Linden to bo held on-Monday, August 16, 1948. tltloncr and you are defendant, you me The engine was nt the rear end of 8TRBET8, CERTAIN STREETS AND Section 1, Thnt the following streets Plnco to Hnrdlng Road. nt 813(1 P. M., at tho Council Chambers, ntrcuy required tu niiswcr the petition Add less — the train as the car* were being PART8 OF STREETS IN THE BOR- nnd pnrts nf street* herein described Union Street—West from Washing- in the Borough Hull, Monmouth Street,' of petitioner on or beforo tho Ullth'Sany OVGH OF RED HANK AND REPEAL- flre and ohnil be rfenllrnntcri nn one wnv ton Street to Whnrf Avenue. Red Bank, New Jersey, lit which time of September, next, nnd In defnult pushed into the Water Witch atn- thereof, siirh dcrrre will lie rendered City _ ING THREE ORDINANCES PHE- •treetfc for nil vehicular traffic, which Section 2, This ordlnnnce »hnl! be and and place all person! desiring to be tlon. The Highlands First Aid V1OUSLY ADOPTED RESTRICTING •hull proceed nml flow only in the direc- heard thereon will be given full oppor- •gainst you as the Chancellor shall PARKING. become effective upon, its pnnsnge nnd mink eilUitnblc jimJ Just. Stats - _Phon« , squad took the car occupants to tions herein Indicated] publlcntion nccnrdlng to Inw nnd'nl, and tunity, BE IT ORDAINED by tho Mayor nml when otherwise provided by law. Dntcdt August 2, 1948. The object of said kult Is to ohlnln k the ofllce of Dr, Henry Shield* for Cnnnl Street—Enst from Brand Street decree of divorce between suld iielitlouer Best Duy oxnmlnntlon, Council of thi Borough ot Rid Hunk: to Hudson Avenue, AMY E, SIIINN, ...Best Tims RBR-6-ift) Thnt Suction 1 of tho ordinance en- PUBLIC NOTICE. Borough Clerk. and you. Linden Plnco— Enst from llrond Street AllltAMOFF A DRAZIN, titled "An Ordinance Crontlnir n« One tn Spring Htmi'l. Tho foregoing ordinance was Intro- IN CHANCEP" "« NEW JERSEY The mud to iK'llor and MitX'r buri- Way Traffic Streets Cerl»l» Slrccl* nml Solicitor! of Petitioner, Wjillneo alivcl — Went, truni Spring UUMII and ;»riied flr«t rendlnic »t a 1*2/107 VI ffrnml Street, IIPRM lend* Ihrnuuh 'HIR lleutHler'it ad- T'nrU nf Slreeta In th« llorouitli «f lied Sti-itt tn llruml H!n.H. tnretiiiK nf the Mnynr nnd Council nT vinlilni columns,—Ad vtrtilimtnt Bta.lt in* Ktpidlnf Thru Ordlitancti TO: FRANK 1.»..-.., uofendnnt. ' Bed llnnk, N. 1. Mechanic Street—East 'rum ttiuud th. Borough ot Kcd Hunk held on By virtue of >n order of the Court Dnlcd: July 10, 1948, RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 12, 1948 TPagt Elerew Vaughn Monroe Apple Growers America's Best Corsets And His Orchestra Fitted by Graduate CorKctleres Vaughn Monroe and his orclies- Keansburg Furniture In State Favor ra. better known as "Tho most TUCKER'S allied about band in America," is CORSET SHOP A Real Beauty Treatment for Your Windows... ppcaring at Convention hall, 139 Broadway Long Branch Winter Varieties loardwalk, Asbury Park, from last night through'to next Tuesday, Au- Exchange liflli Of Jcrsey'i gust IT. Now, New NEW and USED FURNITURE Trees Arc Planted fursW In Mpnnioiiili China Glassware our house That consumers can expect to Q&JL. Venetian Blinds fftii even choicer apples In the fu- a piece ture from the Garden state Is in- Antiques Bric-A-Brac dicated by a survey conducted by the State Department of Agricul at a time turu among New Jersey's 1,578 commercial orchards. Keeping up with consumer pre- In New Colors All Types Electrical Appliances Repaired ferences and competition from oth- cr areas, New Jersey growers af>- pear to be replacing some of the stand-bys and old-time favorites Free Delivery Radio Repairing with increased plantings of E That Match Your nun, Delicious, Rome Beauty, lied 206 MAIN STREET, KEANSBURG Rome, Mclntosh and Golden De- "-but it licious, TELEPHONE KEANSBLRG 6-1415-W There appears to be a' definite Color Scheme trend on the part of growers to may burn concentrate on fewer and better varieties with the emphasis on win- ter apples rather than early and all at once" mid-summer kinds. This means tha~. future orchards will include The value of household fur- fewer Yellow Transparent, Duch- Vaughn Monroe nishings sneaks up on you. Tlie nnd Williams Early Red value of yours is probably sev- Grimes Golden and Jonathan, early Vaughn Monroe is probably tlie fall varieties, also are showing a most athletic, and has the most eral times what you think it is. sharp decline. hobbies of any bandleader. Motor- For example, make an inven- I'Yoin |ia«lels to vivid*—you can net I lie color* The survey rnveals that although cycling and flying are his chief in- nio.-e than a hundred varieties of terest*. Motorboat racing, golf, tory of things in one bedroom appies can be found in\the state horseback riding, tennis nnd many and closet. Sec? Your entire ac- (slut* and tapes) that ilo the mo«l for your win- actually only about ten varieties other sports are included in his activities. cumulation of furniture, clothes, account for almost three-fourths of dows ... in faniou* (loluiulu'a Venetian liliutl-. all the apple trees reported In tho Vaughn started his career by be- books, etc., is no doubt worth survey. Sluymans have retained ing fired by his boss who was con- thi;i- popularity, continuing to rank sistently urging him to go out on three or four times the insurance foremost with growers for more his own. Vaughn admits he likes you carry on it. Vi'A',—rolunilMU <'outrolled Conslruelion Reducing prices on being a bandleader and often than 20 years. About one in every Ask us for a form on which to SPORTEES is like offering live of the state's 925,834 apple laughs at his refusal. lees long »tear, easy operation. ('.('.('. mr<'liaiii*iu tret's are Stayman. Since growers Besides his fine playing, Monroe make a complete inventory of a discount on postage have planted close to 28,000 young has a powerful baritone voice. He your household possessions and trees of this variety since 1940, the started out to be a concert bail |*role.eleil liy ginaii headbox. Hiird-liukeil enamel stamps! They're GOOD suney indicates Staymans wil tone, but success as a singing band- let us tell you how inexpensive SHOES - made of hn!d their popular lead for some leader got the belter of him. His adequate America Fore protec- tiniNli AIHMIM (IIIHI. Kxelmive aiilninalie xat'ety «lo|» time to come. record sales arc In the tens of mil- lions and one can truthfully sny, If tion against fire loss really is. . genuine leather by / The Delicious ranks second in holds Mind seemely where you waul it. varietal preference with about one all his records were laid end to end America's Leading in eight trees belonging to that they would reach across the United Factories. Odd lots cjii cjrory. Rome Beauty and Red States and back. Romp, if grouped together, constl Not only is he America's ND. 1 and broken sizes of tutu about 15 per cent of New Jer- band, he also features such singers AmericdFore sey's apple trees. .Largest increase as Zlggy Talent, . Jay Lawrence, • INSURANCE GROUP • C our regular loafers, in numbers has been made by the Cfice Blake • and the Moonmaids. Red Home, there being about four Reaching the top of the ladder, National 5 , 10 & 1 °° Store jesters, oxfords—a limed as many Bed Rome trees as Vaughn Monroe and his orchestra in 1937. have earned their popularity and Comparative newcomers which success. • have' increased their numbers in Allaire & Son Agency, PROWNS 'Garden? state orchards in the pas Adversity ha* ever been con- Inc. 10 years are Coftland, Starting sidered the state in whioh a man BKOAD STREET and Macoun. most easily becomes acquainted Est. 1873 MED BANK A healthy sign in the industry is with himself, then, especially, be- 19 IMnnnioiitli St. tho increase in the number uf re- ing free from flatterers.—Johnson. cently planted young trees, thut is Kc

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micsloner be has worked ceaseless- ly t(j take the department out of Pipers To Compete Garden Club partisan polltici and to keep it out of politics. • . At Scottish Games 3. He is tb« author of a great Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Macintosh Urges Miller's new system of parkway* and free- of Little Silver returned home re- "Aluay* Dependable" ways. He has evolved a master cently from a two weeks' trip to ANNOUNCING plan for highways throughout the and Quebec, Canada. state and could bring the plan to Reappointment realization better than anyone else They attended the Glengary High- to whom this important position land games at Maxville, Ontario. THE OPENING OF THE might be given. He lias already At the games the two top prizes COLONIAL FLOWERS Rumson Group produced roadside improvement so were awarded to the bagpipe bands urgently needed and has an over- of the Argyll and Sutherland High- IIABOLO PEBBV t GEOBCE GLASSEY Writes To Driscoll all plan for developing it further. landers of Canada. We point particularly to the Blue These two groups are coming to 5 E4ST FRONT ST. R. B. 64666 And Herbert Star Drive toward the completion the United States to participate in MILLS AIR CONDITIONING CO. of which the Rumson Garden club tho New Jersey The Rumson Garden club has contributed in the put. May we ask that you give these which will be held at >Linwood ioincil with the Monmouth County points careful consideration, bear- Grove, near Metuchen, Labor day. "arl-.ivay association in endorsing ins in mind that this letter comes They will compete against the he reuppointment o£ Spencer Mil- from a group of women who are Lovats and Canadian Legion of RED BANK BRANCH er, Jr., as highway commissioner. not only member! of the Rumson New York and the Camerons of A copy of a letter which the club Garden club but aUo citizens of New Jersey, the best bagpipe bands ct lo Governor Alfred E. Driscol] HcKDiouth county in the State of on the East coast, in an attempt and State Senator Stanley Herbert New Jersey. to retain the top honors they were urging Mr. Miller's reappointment Sincerely yours, awarded at last year's games. ivos ericolscd in letters sent to oth- Mrs. Geoffrey Azoy, Chairman Mrs. Andrew V. Stout Mr. Macintosh is bagpipe chair- FRH 129 BROAD STREET garden clubs throughout the Mrs. J. K. Bice III ' man of the New Jersey games and statij. in which similar action was Mrs. William B. Kinney of Clan Montgomery of New Jer- urgcu. Mrs. Georgianna W. Miles • sey. OTHER BRANCHES The club's special club also has Mrs. Hooker Talcott .mi*' •' - sent letters to fellow members of It P«r» to Advtrtli. In The Re«littr. the Rumson Garden club urging . August «, 19«. Taken in our Studio Point Pleasant • Elizabeth • Verona them to write individual letters on TJ: Rumson Garden Club Members the matter to Governor Driscoll Re- Reappointment of The Hon. A BONNIE FIND anil Senator Herbert. Spencer Miller, Jr., as Highway [FOR THRIFTY FOIKI, fAAY WIN YOUR CHILD AUTHOH1ZED FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS OF yoHowing ig the correspondence Commissioner for the State of New lent out by the club: Jersey, Your Committee ha* made a >••*) We«i FAME & FORTUNE! itUMSON GARDEN CLUB careful Investigation of the move- -ROTOFLAME - Rumson, New Jersey ment now afoot in T«Btja to re- August «, 1948. place The Hon. Spencer Miller, Jr., Enclosed is a copy of a letter as, State Highway Commissioner at Scotch fiMNDPrlnWlMtr OIL BURNERS • AIR CONDITIONERS - IIOIMUtS which the Rumson Garden club has the next session of the State Lsgis- NOTHING TO BUY! >vI'll ten to Governor Driscoll and latun. beginning August l«th. We to Senator Herbert to urge the re- believe such action would be highly (tts a detrimental to the best interests of NOTHING TO DO! ALSO A COMPLETE LINE 01 appcinlmcnt of The Hon. Spencer Miller, Jr. for another term as Monmouth County and New Jersey Plakf luaft •--*-— — —- aLUJ. *-»- ^^_ MOVIE SOREER TUT Highway Commissioner of New ae a whole, since it would place In w VSJs VTSIfSJ jWwW WlfSF ' IIIIV ^rVv jeopardy the prompt completion of tn mum «*i wMt tt IMK DIFFtWHTt •t«a> NOW l« • IK! •«•••• rash in color, in wMition I* Jersey. You will see that we feel Make trytfth drettei — create |tufintn| •MRS. Tev'H to ft"" '" •*•'•• GAS — OIL — COAL very strongly about this matter, the the whole new highway system so •ri|lK«llwith |t»utn»SCOTCH 6 oth*r wonderful •PPM* more so as we have discussed the efficiently planned and begun by •1*10 In cttarfot poHtrni ef «ncf«nt sfsfssft. YOU sehef rte sue yw tuniriti for tip- question with the Commissioner him and might well divert to parti- Scetiiih ttoni. Theie rar« fabric* alio> went Mtona'°i« Ae Cental. san political ends the substantial mafce dlltliutlvt children's, ffrmtnti, poaranco M liinifcelf and have been assured by curlilfti, (III fevers, bed •pfMi'i and Heating Equipment him that he is anxious to continue funds involved. men* Sjlfia* uiefut article! for thi home, •US CVWntMj ID stag*, scroon the highway work he has begun Desplts reports to the contrary, HOT PttNTSI Mad* of avqulilu it H«ml CMtttt «!«•• StptomW 11 Commissioner Miller has advised <»Mbed fatten yarn dyed with fin»t foit and radlol rather than to accept any other civet, wtvan into rich brilliant-colored Ivtry cMW, Uf er f irl, up le 12 appointment in tho State Govern- your Committee that he would pattern* «f MicDenoid, Royal Stewart, it elifiWt. - GUARANTEED - ment. much prefer to continue In his Maclelh end ether famevi famlliet ef The naming of a commissioner present position providing New rtittenc Scellond Senfenied to reitir rests with the Governor and the Jcrsev with adequate and honestly OIL CONTRACT WITH EVERY INSTALLATION Senate and Mr. Miller's reappoint- built.'highways than to accept any Fertnerly itld enly >thr*u|h a few other office In the State Govern- •elect «terei in large cittei. New YOU ment will be under consideration can erdtf Ihete levely fabrics direct when the N. ,T, Legislature convenes at the t*w pnt* el $1.45 a yord, on August W. We are writing lo Wi have nleo talked with mem width 33/34". lur before you erder... COMK IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY you in tile hope that your club, as born of the State Senate and repre a vilal part of New Jersey life, may sonttitives of the New Jersey Road TO HUP YOU SILICT tii!:c action on this most urgent oldo Council and the Monmouth lefera erderlni Mfid fer tsORSTA OR CALL nil Sampfe Stfh Corrf question. If the time clement Comity Parkway Commission. shewing tevin different swatchet of makes action by your club imprac- We have been advised that let- thett Hiulne Scetch Plaid (leiilci.j «S BROAD ST., tical, il is our hope that you may ters from ut as individuals to Gov- Tnen trdtr fha peiierm you t?fct feeif. . RED BANK 6-4«31 persuade certain key members to ernor Driscoll and State Senator Suaplir )• limited, le den'twalt- write individual letters to Gover- Herbert can be of real help In se- write NOW fer fur Style Card wnt. B. B. S-SOM. Open Dally 10 to 6, Frl. Until ». nor Driscoll and to your county curing Commissioner Miller's re- at aa cut. representative in the New Jersey appointment. Commissioner Miller Dot. 0-000 FOR AN ESTIMATE State Senate. is an unique public servant, per- Thanking you for your efforts in sonally above corruption, with a Ions record a* penonal Integrity _ NOW — Uiia most worthy cause, we are and successful accomplishment. Sincerely yours, Your Committee accordingly urges THE RUMSON GARDEN CLUB you as residents of New Jersey and EST. 1935 Mrs. Geoffrey V. Azoy, Chairman Monmouth c6unty to make this Special Committee, sma'l effort within the next week. Mrt. Andrew V. Stout Sincerely yours, J.Irs. ,r. K. Rioe III Mrs. Geoffrey Azoy, Chairman Mrs. William B. Kinncy Mrs. Andrew V. Stout Mrs. Gcorgianna W. Mile* K RIDEL S ANNUAL Mrs. 3. K, Rice III Airs. Hooker Talcott Mrs. William B. Kinney Mrs. Georgianna W. Miles PUMSON GARDEN CLUB Mrs. Hooker Talcott Rumson, N. J. August 9, 1948. The Hon. Alfred E. Driscoll Petition To Change CLEARANCE SALE State House, Trenton, New Jersey Form Of Government Dear Governor Driscoll, Petitions asking for a referen- In behalf of tho members of the dum on the question of a return to Rumson Garden Club who number the commission form of govern- Have You Got Yours? one hundred, we are writing to ment for Asbury Park, are being urge the reappointment of The widely circulated throughout that RED BANK Hon. Spencer Miller, Jr., as High- way Commissioner of New Jersey. city. Such a vote would have to' be It takes a real cause for the Gar- held at the general election No- It's not too late yet to den club to insinuate itself into the vember 2. Since 1933 the council- world of politics. We feel that this manager form of government has In a cause wurlhy uf uur united prevailed. action. We want Mr. Miller as High- take advantage of these way Commissioner for another Dr. Sebastian P. Vaccaro laid term for the following reasons: that he personally had collected 1. He is an unique public eer BOO names on a petition, He was vant, personally above corruption the only one connected with the drastic reductions on with a. long record of complete movement who would comment hoiitsty in office. publicly and he declined to name 2. During his six years as Com- his associates. < Men's Tropical and Year- EXHIBITION AND PUBLIC SALE round Suits, Sport Coats, OF Real Estate • Household Goods Slacks, Pajamas, Under- Furnishings and Furniture OK THE PREMISES AT wear, Sport Shirts, Swim 570 PATTEN AVE., PLEASURE BAY LONG BRANCH, N. J. This palatial dwelling show place of Pleasure Bay fronting on Trunks, Hosiery and the Shrewsbury River and entire contents trill be told at Publlo Auction on Saturday, August 21,1948 Panama Hats* STARTING AT U:M T. M. Exhibition Friday, August 20th, 1 to 5 P. M. So come in at once and make your HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FUBNI8HINGS: 14 rooms ef selections while the assortments are Living Room, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture, Chippendale, Hepplewhlte, Early American, Twin and Double Bedroom Bets complete, Four Poster Bed (Mahogany), Six Original Chippendale fairly complete. At the prices we're Dining Room Chairs, Oriental and Domestic Bugs (Room and Scatter sizes.) Living Room Rug, Chinese Imperial Blue and White, size 11V6 ft. x 21'4 ft. Curtains, Drapei, Important Oil quoting, if we have your size in what Paintings, English and Continental Silver, Chinese Porcelains, An- tique and Decorative Furniture, Table Porcelain, Fin* Linens and you want, you should hurry to make Luces. Chinaware (Wedgwood, Limoges, Meiisen), Eloquent col- lection of Table Glass and China; Solarium, Porch, Lawn and Garden Furniture. Lamps (Floor and Table); Objects of Art, it yours. V:,. Cut Glassware, Gold Encrusted Wine Set of (Ins cut and etched glass; Dropleaf Tables, Tilt-top Tables, Sheraton Pieces, Desks, Chairs, Cabinets and Mirrors. Large collection of Hand Tools. JtKAI. JESTATJ5: Dwelling of 14 rooms. First floor—6 rooms and Powder Room. Second floor,-! Master Bedrooms, two Baths. BIG SAVINGS ALSO Third floor—1 Bedrooms, two Baths. Living Room opens Into Solarium—front and side porches permitting an unobstructed view IN OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT they're sheer for now of the beautiful Shrewsbury River and Pleasure Bay. Dwelling is in excellent condition. GROUNDS: Two and one-half acres in velvot-llko lawns, shrubbery and majestic spreading maples; 200 feet fronting on the Shrewsbury River with riparian rights. Larf* they're dark for later two-car garage, . ' .— SEE WINDOWS FOR SALE PRICES — Purchaser will be required to pay a deposit of 20$ of tho highest bid. All facts, terms and conditions governing this sal* L'Aiglon rescues you from the mid-summer lical wilh will be included in the "Terms of Sale" to be read by the Auction- two new, wonderful rayon crepe sheers. eer fit tho time of the offering. Buyer may have immediate pos- Loft: Gold Strike. 'Non-tnrnishablc molollic Ihrend session. Tho Roller and Auctioneers shall assume no responsibility, glimmers auross liin blouse of Ibis litlle-oollnrcrl, lcKul or otherwise, for any accident or injury as all persons at- liltle-wiiisLed dress, sizes 10 lo IS. High!: Cool Million. tending the sulo do so at their own risk. J.Kridel That's wlml, you'll feel like mid look like loo, Plciiso do not phono or call as there will he no admittance pi'iur to (Into lit exhibition. in this beiuilifiiliy fnihu-ccl dross wilh its soft slmwl S^ RED BANK, N. J. collar, smart sleeves mid lovely skirt Ircnlmeul. a By Order of BERTHA WEST Sizes J8 to •i'l. iiulh in bluck, brown, navy and green. SALE UNDER DIRECTION OF STOKE T Daily 9-6. Fridays 9-9. HOURS: ) Closed Wednesdays during August. B. G. COATS, » 490 Bath Ave., Long Branch, N. J. Auot!on(!ers — SECOND FLOOn — J. W. BURNS,,? Telephone 6-3B09 Members "National Society of Auctioneers" Charge It and pay % Sept. 10 - Oct. 10 - Nov. 10 RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXI, NO. 7. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1948 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12 Junior Legion Team Merriman Wins Petraglia Tops Willis Clayton Under Light* Tomorrow' Towners Lose, 2-1; Red Bank'* Junior American Le- President's Cup 1 Shore Golf Pros gion baseball t*am tomorrow night Sailboat Race at Tort Monmouth's diamond meets Leonardo Moves Up Angelo Petraglia, pro at Fort th* Orange Legion Juniors in an At Old Orchard Monmouth Country club, capped Set For Sunday exhibition game. low honors Thursday at Old Or- Red Bank's Juniors are Mon- chard Country club In another of mouth county American Legion 3 Birdies In Final ~ UM Shore Golf league pro-amateur Hance Scores Twice ~ GEORGE HUGHES of Shrewsbury, who now If In N*w Orleans champions. They are sponsored by Adelphia Clips Red Bank In Ninth; tournament*. He toured the with the Army Transportation corps, sent ui an Interesting sidelight to Shrewsbury post of Red Bank and 5 Holes Brings End grounds in 74. In Comet Events th* history of Salvator, former thoroughbred spaed kins;, for which managed by Felix Santangelo, a Former assistant at Old Orchard, Monmouth Park's opening day $10,000 mile run was named. past commander of that post. Fleming's 3-Hitter Wasted by Error To Tight Links Bailie Petraglia zipped around the first At Monmouth Boat Qab George's father was employed by L. O. Appleby, a partner of Dave Orange hold* the Kasex county nine in 36, sliding to a 38 on the Johnson. They were the leading bookmakers in the country, Appleby championship and were runners-up The Jersey Shore Bssaball league-' Fred Merriman won the Presi- homo nine. Next in line In th» pro WILLIS CLAYTON b 4 awning Silver Brook farm in Shrewsbury, which later was known a* In the state championship play. leading Red Bank Towners Sunday division was Ben Yasko of Home- Fanshawe's estate on Sycamore avenue. It now is Irving Feist's home. LONG BRANCH WINS dent's cup Sunday at Old Orchard The Willis Clayton Trophy rao* Red Bank's record is 17 wins, one weru administered their first de- Country club, defeating Herman stead golf club, who had 75. At Silver Brook was bred and raised one of the greatest race horses In loss. Orang* won nine, losing two. feat of the year. Adelphia A. A. Three runs in the third inning will feature Monmouth Boat club's Steinberg, four and three. The Pro Johnnie Alberti made It an- sal',boatlng on the North Shrewa> the world, Henry of Navarro. He was sold at Old Honmouth'i sales for Another Junior Legion game is was the unkind host, taking the proved to be the margin of victory [150,000. Other great horses raised there were Irish Lad, The Bard, All match, scheduled for IS holes, end- other Albeitl day for himself by bury Sunday afternoon. Th* start scheduled for Saturday afternoon game, 2 to 1. for th* Long Branch Green Sox ed on the 32d. In the final loop, teaming with Walter Reid, 3d. for Gircen and Thistledale, a great jumper. Pete Fleming hurled for Red Sunday as they downed Freehold is scheduled for 2:30, at Fort Monmouth. Orange will Merriman birdied three of the five a best ball of 67. It marked Alber- Thia year will mark th* 14th Concerning Salvator, Mr. Hughe* relates a tale toM kin fcy meet Belmar, last year's Monmouth Bank. Although he turned In a A. C, 4 to 1. holes played. ti's second straight win in the pro- his father. Says George: "Matt Byrnes of Eatoatown trained highly competent mound perform- running for the trophy, a perpetual county and state champs. Htrry Ferguson was winning The pair battled over tint Eaton- am. Reid had an 80, good enough awarti at Monmouth Boat club. It Salvator. Isaac Murphy, the colored boy, was his Jockey. John . ance, his efforts went for naught in pitcher. He pitched shutout ball town links for 27 holes Saturday. to gain him part of the three-way Brandon of Red Bank was his rubber and my dad was stable tho bottom of the ninth when *ec- is open to all boats 16 feet, or un- until the ninth inning when one At the end of the first 18, the count tie for third place in Individual der. One of the season's high- foreman. I guess today he would have been called assistant ohd baseman Jimmy Taylor heaved run was scored against him. H« waa knotted, Merriman easing out amateur competition. Capt. George trainer. The day at Monmouth Park that Byrnes sent Salvator a double play ball Into centerfleld lights, as many aa 35 are expected Shrewsbury Club yielded only five hits, walked only of what appeared to be his end. Meirltt of Fort Monmouth copped to compete. Depending on the out after the mile, Jockey Murphy had sampled 'the (rape' to to send in the game winning run. twn and struck out seven. In spite Two down after the 15th, Merriman that net event with 91-28—€5. Har- excess and couldn't ride. So Byrnes put up Matty Bergen. weather, course four will be used. Fleming gave up but three hits. of this, the score book shows that parred the remaining three holes. ry Dolan, Jr., of Jumping Brook It Is approximately a seven-mile ••The track had been raked and harrowed aad put In the Sails 10 Races Each of them was instrumental in BucM Malko, losing hurlcr, hurled That shooting was good enough to was second, 78-10—68. Tied with run. .,' getting Adelphla's two runs across. a finer game, although he wae not win the 16th and 17th and tie thn Reid in third were Fred Merriman, best possible shape. So that the Jockey wouldn't take the horse In last week's Comet racesy out of a true course on the straightaway, Byrnes decided to In the fifth, Stan Roe walked. He so consistent. 18th, whero Steinberg received oTK 80-11—69, and Richard Hayter, 81- Drawbaugh Score*. readied second when Herb Lam- of the six handicap shoU he was 12—61'. "Brub" Hance skippered his Tip drive a sprinkler wagon down the middle of the track. When Mulko struck out ten and walked Tup Too into firsts in both the SaVr he gave Bergen Instructions for the test run, Byrnes told him to pert touched Fleming for the first spotted, Best amateur grou round was 2 Win* In Sneakbox hit of the same, Al Madge fanned only one while yielding five hits. uraay and Sunday events. He waa keep the liurse in the middle of the two wheel tracks. To which HI* trouble came when he gave up In tho Immediate nine-hole play- tuiT.cd In by Dr. Eugene Sicillano. closely trailed each day by Tons the Jockey answered: 'Hell, Mr. Byrnes, you lend me out after for the aecond out, but Jim Hen- His 7(1 Just nosed out Russ Pingi- Members of the Shrewsbury Sail dnckson blasted a double to send four of the five Green Sox hits in off, Steinberg matched Merrlman's Morrison in Tina. So close was tha* a world's record and expect me to have time to look for wagon brilliant shooting of the main tore, who posted 77. The noxt pro- Rn'.s-h that but 22 seconds markesT ruts. I'm keeping the flag pole that's on top of the hotel right ing club were out in force last- Roe across home plate. the third stania. Ferguson started with a single, Jimmy Marrota also round. Dorniie after the seventh, amateur of the league will be hold Hance's margin Saturday and 44 between his two ears.'" week-end. Sunday's races started After Werner Rohm filed out in a week from today at Lakewood from the Rumson Country club and singled and Stu Serlne followed he evened the match by shooting seconds Sunday. Morgan Rehrif^ the ninth, Fleming gave up his only par golf on the seventh and eighth Country club. The hotel referred to was located on what now Is Fort Monmouth Lightnings, Comets, Sneakboxes with n double to drive in two runs. Jr.. brought his Trlx in third 3at* other hit. Clark Martin connected while Merriman bogeyed the final urday and Jerry Jerolamon piloted grounds. ' and Handicap craft of all types set and moved to second when Herb Gsry Penta kept the rally ulive, poklnfc out a single to score Serins two hole*, Steinberg's 160-yard So So 2d to third place Sunday... George doesn't say whether or not tha jockey's argument ended tha sail. O'Connell walked. Then came Ro- shot to the green on the ninth was discussion. At any rate, it's well recorded that Salvator's record mil* Saturday's winner In the Light- land Parenteau's grounder to Tay- with the third run of the inning. A strong northwest wind was deadly. Tho ball hit the top qf the Amateur Boxing blowing for Saturday's start, al- of 1:35% was good for more than a quarter of a century. Andrew ning claw was Paddl, captained by lor. His peg to second was high This win marked the third Green pin, dropping a couple yards away. Miller's Roamer beat that time In 1918 at Saratoga, going In 1:34 4-6. Phil MacKay. Sunday, Paddi nn- and wide but not so handsome. Sox victory in 11 games. Freehold's though it softened up during th* (The best recorded time for the mile was run by Equipoise in 1932, ished third and Huba Huba, in the Martin had no trouble scurrying record stands at seven defeats in The final playoff was on Old nice. Sunday's run was made with 1:34 2-5.) capable hands of Joe Herrmann, home with th* run that finished up 12 tllLs. Orchard's back nine. Merriman's Show To Be Held a moderate southeast wind. finished first. Doug Schneider was the contest. game couldn't be denied at this In Monmuiith Boat club's Sneak- Another interesting fact in this recounting of thoroughbred history LONG BRANCH the winning Comet skipper Satur- point. He birdied the tenth, 12th box operations, Jerolamon's Thlstl*" Is given by Roy Snyder. Roy says Roamer was destroyed when th* While Fleming was being selfish AB R II and 16th holes to wrap up tho At Keansburg gelding broke Its leg while In retirement at Shutts' farm in Shrews- day, but Sunday's laurels went to Mnrrota, rf . . I hit the finish a minute ahead ot. with his allowance of base hits, his Serin*', as , .., 4 match In jig time. Victory marked Pyj's Teal. bury. Ironic note is that Mr. Miller died In New York the same day, Dave Kingston and his Crafty. males were tapping the ball with the second President's cup to find PentH. lb _ MONMOUTH BOAT CLUB shortly after he received word that his equine love had ended Its eareer. George Drawbaugh won the Sneak' fair regularity, Ralph Mazzucca GrandlncUl, c. . its way into Merriman's home. He Bouts At Balliaili'i box racss both days in his Arrow, and Kay Sanborn managed to go Bedell, If ...... copped the event In 1946. Start—2:50 P. M. Ed Oppenlander waa the Handi- twu for four against Lampert's of- Marino, 3b '.. Auditorium Scheduled COMETS Stlllc, cf SATURDAY RED BANK'S JUNIOR LEGION baseball turn, county champion*, cap "A" winner Saturday aa he ferings. Except for Mauucca's O. Hagen, 2b tomorrow night at Fort Monmouth's diamond meet th* Orang* Junior* coaxed Jan Ju across the finish icrgueon, p _ For September 10 Boat Skipper Tim* sinflb in the third,, though, the Tip To In a specially scheduled exhibition game. The young ball players have lin« first, taking his handicap into base knocks came at the wrong Too, Hance. 4 :S:222 :tM» 11 I I Playground Teams Tinn. Morrison plenty class. Their being booked for a night gam* gives localltes consideration. Steve Warne Sun. tirni'. In that Inning, Mauucca's The next amateur boxing show Trlx. Hell Hit, Jr :Msll chance to sea them in action. This team was originally our choie* to day won with Sharon. Ann Haw. FREEHOLD So So 2nfi., JerolAmon :25:11 liner to left-center sent Johnny El- at Balbach's auditorium In Keans- Uof.liful lloynton :32 :!J cop state championship honors. They failed in th* elimination tourna- kins skippered Vikan to victory In lis home with the first, and only, AB R Beat Eatontown burg, has been scheduled for the :35:01 Men, lb • 0 ment, however, mainly because of disorganisation. After that suddin- the clam "B" Handicap race of run. Ellis had opened th* inning evening of September 10. driftway. King - :3(:1T death affair was over, the boys settled down to fine playing, We'r* o rjonnell, aa _. 1 :9<:!t Saturday while Sunday's victor was with a single. Qulnn, c...... 0 Difficulty has been encountered Margin Too. Morton ...... :3i:(l happy to congratulate them on their record and equally happy to r»e- SUIw. If 'ZZZ Red Herring, Howi* . Cert Elle, piloted by Tonlo Dio- Athletics, Boys' Club in finding top-notch performers to Shnmrock, Grant .- :3T :IT, ommend tomorrow's gam* as "well worth watching." The Towners threatened in the Brareton, of. .I...... :I7:4T nisi. Lloyd, rf. .... fill the card. At the present time, Parsons I'rlde, Any, Jr. ».< top of tha ninth when Sanborn Notch Tight Win* HnhH Huba, Apy -~ —i :19:11 SHREWSBURY RIVER YACHT CLUB opened with a safety. He was ad- Hligina, 2b „. . no qualified amateur has yet been C. Malko. lb Z U/.a Jenn, Wlrth -...< SATURDAY vanced to second on Jim Ocno- found who will enter the ring Okie, Ollvcrson - _ PLOWING UP THE FAIRWAYS:—Fred Merriman I* th* Presi- LIGHTNINGS B. Malko, p I o The baseball teams of the Red vese'e sacrifice, but then Bob Scott Bank play centers won their ball against Hugh Asmar, US-pound COMETS ':. . dent's cup champ at Old Orchard. To gain th* title, Sir Fr*d had to Mac Kir and Bob Ayres poured cold water •7 "I "j face a stern battle from Herman Steinberg, who extended th* sched- games against Eatontown last Golden Gloves champ, In the fea- Start—2:S0 P. M. on Towner hopes by popping up. Long Branch .....0 I I I II H 0—I SUNDAY uled 18-hole match to th* 32d green. Winning four and three, Merrl- week. Both games were close, but ture attraction. Most of the lead- Freehold 0 0 0 0 » 0 0 • 1—1 Boat Skipper Tim* man dumped In three birdies in five holes . . . Mr*.' William Sullivan COMETS In registering his three-hitter, late inning markers twice put the ing amateurs in this section will Fleming struck out seven and have nothing to do with Asmar, Tip Top Too, Hance 1:41:11, scored a hole-in-on* at Deal. •if Deal — 8ohnelcer LEONARDO IN RANGE local youths In the lead and 'linn, Morrison - _ ....l:4S:lf CrafU ..... Kingiton walked four. HI* opponent on the clinched victory. and It may b« necessary to go to So Sn 2nd., Jerolamon ...... 8:48:0s" Bill Hurley of long Branch uncorked a similar feat on OM Sherwood Sherry « - hill, Lamport, gave up eight hits, Leonardo Field club chalked up A week ago Tuesday, the Boys' New York city to obtain a worthy ll.uhful. IJoynton ...... S:(«:»• Orchard's third hole. He used a seven Iron for tba lH-yard shot SNBAKBOXES two walk* and struck out three. a 7 to 2 victory Sunday over Belmar opponent. Fight fans can be as- SUSPLIIBC. Qunckonbunh ....3:49:14 ... Mrs. Louis M. Has* teamed with Howland B. J/MMB to wtsj club of the Branch avenue play- fitton, Pride, Apy, Jr. 3:O:U knew - - Drawbauih The Towner* were charged with V.F.W. The win keeps the Field club- ground was host to an aggregation sured that no set-up will be sent Blinker. 2nd., Snyrij S:4>:41~ Sunday's Scotch fouraMM at Bumson Country dab. They wer* Just A Jitter 8 four error*. Only th* last proved bers within striking distance of into the ring against Asmar. The 1YU, Hshrin; Jr „ _ S:5«:lt closest to ending play In regulation figure*. Their last shot wa* ntown. The game Itself HuU rHrbn, Apy '. 8:11:41 HANDICAP CLASS costly. Adelphia erred twice, but pact-letting Town* _ "\, « tlgnrall of the way, with the little scrapper himself prefers to 'he drive on the 18th. Ju Ju Oklt Oiiverson 1:H:4S -..." War neither were of consequence, Lam- game and a half back, having; lost Boys' club scoring three times In have the best adversary obtainable Driftway, Kin« >:5»:J4 Joe Eager took Saturday'* kicker's at Old Orchard. He had 82-8-74 Sharon • Sleder pert retiring the side in order fol- two contests against eight victor- the last Inning to achieve a 7 to 6 in order that he may get Into top Shamrock, Crant ...... _„..3:54:J» . . . Oliver A. Victor won Rumson's sweepstakes Saturday with 80-18-73. HANDICAP CLASS B lowing- each miacue. ies. Their big chance cumes this victory.. Paul Howard led tho condition for the forthcoming Gold- Vlkint. Burn" „.,.,„ ..S:S»:1T Carlos D. Kelly was second with 84-8-76 . . . Arthur E. Pettlt tied Mr. Um Jcnn, Wirth _.. 4:11:41 Vlksn - H BED BANK TOWNBM Sunday at Towners' field when they team at bat. He collected two for en Gloves tournament. fed Herrin*, Howie __D.NJ'. Jones for third. Respective scores were 91-13-78 and 86-8-78 ... George, Them* Song — _ Schwara meet the leaders in one of the sea- AB It H two, but counterbalanced hl» (Inn It in hoped that another match V. Coe, Jr., out on the well-groomed Rumsott links Friday to post a C'eat Bile - Dlonl.il jSIHs, M „....._...... „. 4 11 son's more important games. atickwork with some sloppy fielding will find Bill Smack, young heavy- handsome 76. SUNDAY Carbone, 8b .... 0 1 The game was a one-sided prop- amounting to two errors. John LIGHTNINGS It. Mazzucca, If 0 2 weight from Llncroft, back In on* Sunday ends qualifying round* for "A" and "B" champion- Sanborn, lb ——.. *2 osition. The victors spurted to an Maggi wag winning pitcher even of the feature clashes. Smack de- Track Closes Hula Hub* ...... —..- Herrmann CenoveM, c .....— 0 0 early lead, tallying three times in though he was quite often In hot ship* at Old Orchard. Sixteen will qualify for the top bracket, clsioncd Pete Mnllozzl of Newark S3 for class "B" . . , Mr. Kelly won Sunday'* sweepstakes at Mallou ..: Wilcox Scotl. cl 0 J tht first inning and scoring a trio water. He had the stuff in tlie Paddl ...... Mac Kay Ayrea. rf I) I In last May's bout. . Rumaon with 81-S-7S... A. B. McCleUan waa second, tT-tl-if, and 0 « moro in the third. Jake Jeffrey, led pinches and managed to chalk up On Happy Note COMETS Tayloi, 8b : Fleming, p ...... — 0 0 th? winners at bat. He clubbed the win. The victors outhlt tho Charles Catrino, Kearn's li^ht- Caspar C. deGersdorlf was third, 88-11-77 . . . George S. May, Craltr - Kingiton promoter of the famed Tam O'Shanter golf tournament, should three hits in four at bat. Not only losing squad, S to 4. Both teams heavy Golden Glove champ, Is also Sherry .'..... Sherwood 19 1 • did he manage to get on base ef- committed four mlsplays. So far, anxious to put in an appearance in Attendance, Mutuel be IdoMxed by pro golfer*. He puts plenty cabbage on the lino Type High Douglui ADELPHIA A. A. for the play-for-pay boys. SNEAKBOXES AB R H fectively, but he was a demon on the Boys' club la undefeated in one of the bouts. 0 0 Jtecords Are Broken ; Sad reading was the obituary of Cyril Walker, 57, who died Friday Arrow - Drawbiugh MRdgt. 2b tho basepaths. He stole home inter-playground competition, but All In all; ten bouts will be pre- Henurickson, lb .. II 1 three times during the course of were defeated once by the Oakland In Hackensack's police headquarters, where he had asked and been Juxt A Jlner •• — Brown l.upulolf, 3b ...... 0 0 sented In the show. Weight brac- HANDICAP CLASS A I) 0 the game, in the first, third and A. C, which la a squad composed When n record crowd of J7.01T given a night's lodging. He was UPS. Open champ in 1924, the year he Itonm, c ...... kets represented In the different poured 5.V.94.845 through th* Mon- beat Bobby Jones. Of late years he earned a living as dish washer and Sharon — Warne Martin, If 1 1 seventh innings. mainly of boys of high school age, tilts will run the gaunlct from Sumn - - — Sieder O'Cotmcll, •• 0 0 mouth Pa i; mutuel window* Satur* counterman. In "those better days," however, he was pro at Shacka- 0 0 Jake Suplenski was winning feather to heavyweight. HANDICAP CLASS B I'artnttn u, rf The Athletics, representing the day afternoon the asbestos curtaia maxon, where Alec Tcrnyel now is pro, and at Englewood, where Vic Roc, cf - 1 0 pitcher. He walked one, struck out Athletic Field playground, barely C'eat Ell - - Dlonlsl e l descended on thu third modern-day Ghozzi now is master. It makes a fellow think. Lann*rt, p one, and yielded seven hit*. Jim pulled their game out of the fire meeting at the nearby race course. Seven C'« — - Clark Maianlx twirled for the losers and Iaoikan Watore 10 t I Friday, but managed to score twice It was a day of records through- 0 10 0 0 0 0 II—1 pitched fine ball. He recorded eight In the extra Inning and win the Fort Monmouth out. Not only were the turnstil* FISTS AND FIGHTS:—Th* announcer at the Roland HInes-Buixy Towr.era ...... strikeouts and walked only two. He Adelphia o o * i e o e 1—2 game, 10 to 8. count and mutuel play the greatest Connors boxing show In Eatontown must be trying to wrest honors yielded but six hits, but they were in track history, but every race and from Harry Balogh. The gent told the customers at Friday's fisticuffs Max Baer To 'Ref ' STEINBEBG IN FOBM Five tallies were pushed across clustered and resulted In a lot of the plate by Eatontown In the sev- Drops Swim Title the dally double also showed an la- that "the lightning system will be much better next week." What, no run*. crease over any previous afternoon. thunder system? The same gent, when ringslders jumped up to watch A three-hit shutout performance enth inning to knot matters at a brawling spectator, in pointing to the ring, advised the fans: "You Shore Wrestling turned in by Ralph Steinberg Sun- BELMAR VFW eight runs apiece. Eatontown built Dix Stages Upset In all, a total of 688,183 patrons paid to see THIS one." . . . Artie Donato, who headlined last week's day gave the Freehold Oulistans a AB R H their big inning around triples off streamed through the gates during bouts, doesn't' '.ppear to have near the technique employed by his scrap- 1 to V win over the high-flying West Ferrette, ea 5 0 0 the bats of Donald Riely, Charles the 42 days, a daily average of 13,» Belmar Blackhawke. Steinberg McCurthy, 2b. ... E 0 II Stout, Robert Seward and Tom In First Army Meet py and classy brother, Jimmy, who now Is soldiering at Fort Monmouth. Miquet, Baxter Meet Donlran 3b. ..412 8SS as compared to last season's 13," limited the opposition to three sin- Snyder. Before the deluge of'runs 598, a microscopic gain—but on ac- Jim won the state Golden Glove bantamweight title In '28, th* first Karl, rf .._ 4 1 2 Fort Monmouth Thursday was year such championship was in competition. Among the fighters he met In Feature Bout gles while walking four. Newman, ef, 4 0 0 was topped, Eatontown had tied tual increase, In a year when fig- In later years wore Ernie Ratner, George Levy, Johnny Brennan, How- He was in complete control from Caplbinnco lb...... 200 the score and threatened to go out dethroned as First Army swimming ures are toppling at other tracks of Slmnu. If 2 0 0 in front. champions at the Colony Surf club ard "Hot Chocolate" Chapman, Sid Lampe and, of course, the famed Spotlighting Saturday night's beginning to end and looked as' J. Walton, If, _.._ 2 11 0 the nation. Mutuelj showed a slight Tippy Larkin. Jimmy met Larkin in Long Branch. About the only wrestling at the Eatontown arena though he could pitch all night if White, c S 0 1 The Athletics played erratic ball, at West End, when Fort Dix pulled drop-off to a daily average of ll<- favorable comparison on the brothers is that Artie showed he possessed on route 35 will be the appearance th

Sal., AUK. 14th. Friday Era., Aug. 13tt, Towners To Meet Roache, Burton OPEN AIR I AV YOUR COAL BINJS A '/'J- SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Eatontown Arena BOXING Soldiers Tonight In Arena Clash Hifhmy 35—Traffic Cirtlt Timely Notes On The Great Outdoor* Between Atbury Pk. tV EIIMIOVI Open Air BV STEW VANVUET Play Under Lights Fans To Witness Top 1 Eatontown Arena H'fhwtr »»—TraaU Circb It look*, «t this writing, like the furious nshlng at the Shrewsbury At Monmouth Field Featherweight Bouti WREST BetwU1IISTUNw Attwrr Pk0 . "WILLIEe% U " /l« \\ real thing. W« believe the bluefbh rocks. WHEN YOU IJORE /' | bllti hu aUrted at the Shrewsbury Fort Monmouth'i Slgnaleers to- The Eatontown outdoor arena lo- ROACHB rocka. Since early aprlng we have The first blueflsh to be caught night at post field meet the Redcated on the traffic circle on high- MM gona on record as predicting that from the Sandy Hook surf waa Bank TOWners, current leader* of way 35 will be the scene of a top Buer DIU6 (00 f /SAFETr AND COMFORT thii year would ice the largest run taken by Maury Walsh of J. H. the Jersey Shore Baseball league. feather-weight clash tomorrow Referee CHUCK *BUITON of big bluench which the Jeriey Kelly Co., Red Bank. It weighed The soldiers will be seeking to even night as Whltling "Willie" Roache Newark Star IN SUMMER! 1 NIXT WINTER! MM* cout hai seen ilnce the famous 2% pounds. the season's score with Red Bank, meets Chuck Barton In an eight- FRANCOIS MMJUKT 1 Koun< Fl—I year of 1»36. We based our predic- the previous game having gone to round tilt, Jimmy Ut"*" va. «Msr MsuM Y««, wt can GUAHANTK you'll 7' 'W«# COSl* tion on the "cycle" theory and theTWO HUNDRED FOUNDS OF the visitors, 12 to 9. Roache has had a fine record VERNE BAXTEB Asbury Park Elliakrt* hove heo) next winter by de!!v*r- I fQ^ ej^i :j^ fact that for the past two years FIGHTING GBEENHEADS In Tuesday's contest at the Fort, during his career, Including vic- E«clli»« Team'Match 4 Other Star lityIs! Ing 'blue cool' now. Get :"•':—•• ^ ,^ they have staged a mild comeback. Our "Oscar" goes to the Franks the Slrnaleers took the measure of tories over some of the country's Other Boutt Popular New Prim We figured that If they don't come of Shrewsbury for the outstanding Leonardo Field club, second-place beat featherweights. He has de- rirw. Phone ui todcy. back to root off the Hills of Nave- MO, », | piscatorial achievement of the sea-team in the Shore league, ? to 2.feated Phil Terranova, Freddie C*t Tickets Naw I XX4 Mala M, Cst Tlck.l. N.wl alnk thla year, after their long ab- son in the striped bass field. First Two G. I. hurlers set the Bayshore Russo, Willie Pep, Sal Bartola, Ashurr Park, N. I. AsLur, Park. N. 1. T.I. A.P. k-—*. uncc and reported "wanderings all let us explain that Bill Frank and nine down on a three-hitter. Howie George Williams and Ted Christie. Telephone A. P. 2-4296 Friday T.l.pkoo. EataaUm S4tM over the face of the globe," then his Mrs. flsh from a 16-foot Glbbs Noyet started, being replaced by Sat. Telephone Eatontowa 3-0fl* they will never return and are onput-put skiff which they launch Burton, a two-fisted slugger front * FredD.WikoffCo. Bob VanLentln. After Leonardo Newark, has come up fast In the their way out of this world. from the aurf. They arrived this scored single runs In the first and T^* Kcd Bnnk, N. J. Phone 6-0552 morning at our house before we hadsecond innings, their only other past year and has excelled In many Over the week-end there was finished shaving. We knew Bill safe tap came in the sixth. shore bouts. Last year he scored great activity in the area of thewould not show up at that ungodly •A sensational upset victory over blue coal' IS THE F Al LURE-PROOf lul Shrewsbury rocka. Catches weigh- hour in the morning unless he had Gordon Sayre hurled for the los Jerry Meklin. He Is shifty, but ers. He walked eight, gave up doesn't sacrifice power for cutcness. FREEHOLD RACEWAY ing between 3 and 5 pounds ransome real news. eight hits and struck out five.H e from 12 to 50 to a boat. Capt. Ad This bout is one of the best to come Jiactwa Hi. 31 4V 4 * t, FrathaU • If Mile* Fraa attar fas* "Come on out, Stew, and take m was touched for single runs in theto the arena. • Howland, fishing aboard Capt. Clif look at what Mrs. Frank and I have second and seventh and a pair of Doerle's trim cruiser out of Pul-in the trunk locker of the car,"counters in the fifth when trie sol- In a semi-final six-round clash, len'a yacht basin, boated 12. Theculled Prank. They were stacked diers clouted four straight singles. Roger Muriel, Elizabeth Middle- largeat weighed 5 pounds. They like cord wood. A 47Vi, a 40, Ray Joh'nson accounted for three weight, clashes with Jimmy Lee of also tagged four stripers on the way 34 )i, a 32, a 25 and 23-pounder. Sin runs, driving them in on two hits. Asbury Park. Muriel defeated Red out. The most effective lures wore flsh weighing 202'/i pounds. It wai Fort Monmouth's 14th winArchie In a tilt at the area Friday small red and white feathers and They had been trolling the ends in 27 starts. night. Lee is a new arrival In As- bury Park and an outstanding "Little Dick's" lead squids mounted of the jetties all night long hut SENSATIONAL NEW SMITH STAITKK CAK SHOP ant SAVE with pork rind, were well repaid for their efforts. prospect for future fistic success. Racing Monday Him Saturday AT THE The main body of fish arc be-To us it is the outstanding catch The first preliminary bout is tween the black "can buoy" offof the season. There have been Bednard Leaves scheduled for 8:45 p. m. There will AUG. 6 thru SEPT. 6 Monmouth Beach and the "white other big catches made but none he four prelims of four rounds each ADMISSION can" buoys lying southeast off Long under such rugged conditions. Bill to fill out the card. $!.•:« (iael. tta) Pest Tias. 2 P.M. • Daily DMU* OMM II« Branch. said that the extra 200 pounds of •at Strriet: Aikirw Park, Newark, Trtalta u* Mar PeJata weight had the little skiff loaded Matawan High To add to our optimism, It Is re-down to the gunwales, and It was I1M F. SOX LOSE ported that the pound nets, alonR quite a job to beach her. Tony Nuccio Assigned The Belford Blue Sox suffered the coast shipped over 500 boxes one of their infrequent setbacks PARI-MUTUEL BETTING during the week. Along with the THE V.V.'s GO FISHING To Three-Sport Job Sunday afternoon, bowing to the blues are bonlto and albacore. The lady folks of the VanVllet Union Beach American Legion nine, There Is nothing that starts the family got the call of the wild last Anthony J. Nuccio succeeds Paul 11 to 5. Errors were the main fac- pulse beating faster for a salt wa- Sunday and decided they wanted to Bednard as athletic director ot tor In the Blue Sox's defeat aa they ter sportsman than the magic word go snapper flshing. Accordingly we Matawan high school. The job al-committed seven miscues. The vic- "Blueflsh." It brings to the oldheaded for Pnuel's Boats, Rumson, so entails coaching baseball, bas- tors collected 13 hits off pitcher timer's mind the days when the whero we boarded a cruiser, the ketball and football. Larrberson. Hoffman, winning hurl- ocean teemed with 8, 10 and 12-motive power being supplied by our Bednard, who was elected Shore er, yielded 12 safeties. pound savage demons of the seabac. k and arms. On the way out toConference president for the com- I1ELFORU BLUE SOX They are always hoping that some the "snapper grounds" the daughter ing year, has accepted an offer AB R H day tha big run will return so thnt, Stcwnrd, 31 r, 1 4 tagged a fighting snapper, which from the Woodrow Wilson high C. I.rlimali, «f _ S 1 0 once again, they can get out there measured all of three Inches. Cast- school, Camden. He came to Mata- KlKli'r, If - 4 I 1 and do battle with an antagonist ing anchor near the channel we wan in 1939 after graduating from Aduhntn, rf -. 4 0 2 which hu the fighting heart of a Stuul, Ib - 4 1 1 started our chum streak. What be- Rutgers university. His 1946 base- B. Ulinmn, c. 6 0 3 tiger and the endurance and tween baiting hooks of the Mrs. andball Uam won the Central Jersey Dlnnon. 2b 3 II 0 strength of an ox. daughter, unhooking flsh and keep- Group I crown. Oo\trtia!e, us - 2 10 Ijanil'Ci'Hon, p 4 0 1 From every quarter the magic Ing the chum streak going, we were Nuccio is not new at Matawan. Zllly. 2b 1 0 1 eall, "The blues are In," Is on theas busy as a one-armed paper He served there when Bednard lpnkfeii, rf 10 0 air. The fish folk of the village of hanger. served In the Army from 1942 toNiniclek. Ib - 1 0 0 Sea Bright have come out of winter It was a grand afternoon on the 194S. After Bednard's return, Nuc- 8T 5 1! quarters and sre getting ready for river. Everyone was enjoying cio served in a Manasquan gram- UNION BEACH AMERICAN LEGION a harvest of "Blue Gold." The oldthemselves, crabbing, nshlng, swim- mar school and assisting the Man- AH II H COUNTRY STORE "Fish House," which for so many ming or boating/ The fellow who asquan high school coach coaching Ferrari, 2l> - - 8 1 0 years has played such on Important staff. S. Ktrnjs-hy, ss - 6 sailed by In a little put-put was Just II. Urnudlinui, If 6 part In the fishermen's lives. Is as happy as the guy with a 150,000 Skrir.ko, rf - - -. 4 ones again the scene of grcnt ac- cruiser. How fortunate the resi- Three Local Comets nioi.mci, cf —..'»_ . 5 tivity. Tha old swinging, rusty dents of Monmouth county are to Frap:ni?»o, Ci 1 ; 5 scales which have weighed thou- V. HiifTman, Ib _ 4 have such a beautiful recreation In Stone Harbor Races E. Kiipilnhy, 3b. 4 sands of tons of Ash In Its day, and spot as the Naveslnk river. TV. Hoffman, p. 4 ST. JAMES' BAZAR has been hanging on for a last Bench, Ib 0 Monmouth Boat dub had three chance at the bines, Is" being-ten- NOTietVTO SFOBTSMBN :&mtU representing 11 at the 121UE. Hmndlnnn. rf 1 In Rear of Church Broad Si., Red Bank derly oiled and pftllshed, One thousand pheasants from 14 annual regatta at Stone Harbor the 40 11 13 vn .Bel ford 1 1 11001 0.1— S FROM YM, tha call of "Blue Gold" hu to 16 weeks old are being liberated past weak-end, Henry. Miltenber- {Union flench ....< 0 0 2 4 0 4 0 x—11, gona out through the lengtfc«a4 by th« State Fish'and Game com* ger's "Wfie CloutW D»J§ Hodjfrs FRIDAY AND brtadth of the land, and anything million. According to Warden "TyphooH and \M M«?tnbe»»lr's Y.M.C.A. SOFTBALL MONDAY, AUGUST 23rd TO can happen. Ona thing Is certain— Karl Krlstlansen the stocking it "Suds." vjv -H '••'•• •":"• tha run has hit this section a month scheduled to be completed by nest The regatta's three races had 44 STANDINGS SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th earlier than last year or the year Monday. He urges any sportsman Comets entered from various clubs w prertous. How long It will last Is Ite-i Bank Clothlna 10 who wishes to assist to either con- throughout the state. In the first A.C.W.A. Locnl ...1...- „ « FROM 11:30 A. M. TO 4:30 P. M. anyone'! guess. Everyone has atact him or our newly appointed race, Henry Mlltenberger took a llendix « right to change hla mind and thla warden, Everett Carmella. second place; In the second race, an Coiift Enten>i'ise ..._ 6 • CHOICE MEATS reporter, In spite of all the odds eighth. In the final race, he placed DcFnlco'a .. . 5 which are stacked against them, Aceirn'a Dnr ...-.., .•.._ 4 Considerable concern le being evi- not too well, finishing up seventh J. H. Kelly ...._....- 8 has now become an optimist and Lou's Bar - 1 • CANNED GOODS • BAKED GOODS believes that we are witnessing the denced by fishermen along the coast for the series. After the second •tart of schools which will Increase regarding what appears to be arun, he _held second position on SCHEDULE beam trawler operating within the points earned, Tuttiglit: BeiiUlx vs. Ue<\ Dank Cloth* • FRESH VEGETABLES In numbers and size throughout Au- ln« gust, September and October. By three-mile limit, According to War- The regatta serlei was won by FrMay: Postponed t'amea to be play«4 HOME MADE CAKES AND PIES the time the silver mullet school up den Krlstiansen this craft Is theMaurcy Llpplncott of Rlverton ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY they should be at their peak. "Asteroid" out of Wood's Hole, Tacht club, sailing "Woozy.". The first three major league bat- Mass., and Is engaged In studying ters to got 100 hlta In this year, In ocean currents and taking under* Meamttitk County Surroftt.'t Offict. order, were Stan Muslal of the To round off this week's report on sea pictures from Sandy HooR te> In tht mttt«r of th« es'tatt ot Bernon Cardinals, Richie Ashburn of the the other species of salt water fish Atlantic City. I. Prtntlct. deceased. Notlct to credi- Phillies and Ted Williams of tha we find that there continues to be tors to prHtnt clalmi »gaimt estate, Bed Sox. scads of school weakflsh In Sandy ' Puriuint to the order of Dorman Mo susssr TheletettlMnt Faddin, Surrorata ot tha County of Mon- •Vauteattaia. Hook bay off the Atlantic High- mouth, a»da on tha twenty-third dry Jack Torrance, whos* 14-year- Uen.Meunlt) land's breakwater. Shrimp for Legion Gridders ot Juna, 1»48. on tha application of old shot put record was broken by easily •«* *-' chumming still at four bucks a gal- Ranald H. MaeDonald and Fulton Truit manently •« Company of Ntw York, executors of tha MI c h I g a n' s Charley Fonville, mett tee.. • • • you can have lon and you should order ahead of altnte of Bernon S. Prentice, deconsed, weighed 75 pounds more than Fon- Cheilee •! • time. Porgles are hitting In droves Train For Opener notice is hereby llvtn to tha creditors tnlths. at the Sandy Hook grounds. A lit- ot said deceased to eihlblt to tha sub- ville. the b«st In oil heat.•. tle better report on the fluke situa- scribers, executors at aforesaid, their tion. Striper trolling at the Sandy Mazza Optimistic debts and detnanda against the said es- Florida racing dates next winter tate, under oath, within aix months from are: Tropical Park, Dec. 1 through Hook grounds continues fair for the date of the aforesaid order, or they those who flsh nights. Surf fishing About Team's Chances will be forever baitrcd of their actions Jan. 15; Hialeah Park, Jan. 17- for stripers has taken a slump. It therafor against the said subscriber!. March 3 and Gulfstreain Park, tie Is very poor at the public nshlng Coach Tony Mazza, mentor of the Dated! Freehold. N. J., June 28, 1«48.March 4-April 19. Each track runs Red Bank Legion football team, RANALD H. MACDONALU, beach at Fort Hancock, and not 911 Park Avanue, New York City. 40 days. much.better anywhere along the continues hla bi-weekly training Fulton Trust Company of New York. coast. sessions for candidates to the local By: Clement M. Cooder, Trust Officer, eleven. Workouts are held each 14* Broadwayi Naw York City, IGNITION SUN-BLAZE Monday and Wednesday evening In i In order to confirm the foregoing tha rear of Red Bank high school. Monmouth County Surrosata'e Office. account of the "blue blitz" we took In tha matter oj the astata of Clifford PLIERS Boiler Mazza said this week that candi- W. Humphrey, deceased. Notice to cred- the day off yesterday and headeddates may join the squad Monday itor! to present claims against estate. for the Shrewsbury rocks. Capt. night. Reporting time la 6:45 p. m. Pursuant to tho order of Dorman Me- Charley Gallagher of the "Sally II" Faddln, Surrogate of tht County of Mon- Unit and dress la shorts. Calisthenics and mouth, made on the third day of August, out of Irwln's anchorage, Red general conditioning are included in 1048, on the application of Bertha D. Bank, Invited four of us to goeach drill, with dummy scrimmages Humphrey, sola executrix, of the estate along—Wally Wilkins, Jules Distel ot Clifford W. Humphrey, deceased, no- £8£84 finishing off the night's work, and Harry Sanders, all of Little tice is hereby given to the creditors of Already reported are 26 aspirants. said deceased to' exhibit to the aub- Silver, and the writer. We cast off Among last year's regulars are Jack acriber, sole executrix, as aforesaid, it II L m., blueflah bound. On theKoney, Jack Caprionl, Dom Cltar- their debts and demands agiilnst the way down the bay outriggers were •aid estate-, under oath, within six GREENZOIL taken out of storage, lures were ella, George Wldger and Walter months from the date of the aforesaid "Babe" Jackson. The new coach order, or they will be forever barred of mounted with new wires and hooks, expects big things from his squad. their actions therefor against the' aald lead squids polished and everything He particularly Is pleased with the subscriber. put In ship-shape In case we got in- Dated: Freehold, N. J., August 3, 1948 MOTOR OIL enthusiasm attending each practice BERTHA D. HUMPHREY, to them. As we rounded the point session and with the rapidity with 335 Broad Street, of the Hook we saw other boats which the team members are be- Red Bank, N. J. Complete metal unaer hleh headed for the "rocks." Soon we coming acquainted with the Notre Messrs. Wist * Wise, limoertlurtt. SAC were able to pick up the fleet, but Red Bank, N. J. 1'tafes M, M er 4*. as we drew near we found that the Dame system, which he will follow. Proctors, UEPAIK SERVICE boats were all commercial "stab Drills begin at 7 o'clock and con- COMMON LAW 1/100 netten." As we passed them we tinue until dark. ^ SHERIFF'S SALE:—By virtue of a writ could see many bluea glistening In of t. fa. to ma directed, Issusd out of OUTBOARDS the early morning sunshine as the tha Naw Jtraay Supreme Court will ba Circus Comes To exposed to sale at pubilo vendue, on nets were haulod over the aide. Our Monday, tht 23rd day of August, 194t, tune up at chances of picking up any flsh, Atlantic Highlands between tht hours of 12 o'clock and 5 trolling In that area were mighty o'clock (at 1 o'clock Daylight Saving The Great James M. Cole Circus, Time) In the afternoon ot said day, at slim. Generally the flsh "sound" the only ex-G.I. circus traveling the tht Court Home in the Borough of THE REPAIR SHOP when the nets are laid. So the Freehold, County of Monmouth, Nen captain decided to take a trip off roatl in the eastern United States, Jersey, to satisfy a judgment ot said will visit Atlantic Hlghlai.il!, Tues- court amounting to approximately II,- JERSEY MARINE CO., INC. shore and see what the Mud Hole 471,00. had to produce. We found the tuna day, August 24, for a one-day stand HEADQUARTERS FOR at the yacht harbor. The show Is All tha dtfendant's right, title and fleet grinding chum, but did not interest, if any, in and to tht follow- Marlnt Hardware and Boat Equipment see any tuna Bags flying from the under the sponsorship of Sandy ing: yardarma. Likewise we found no Hook Bay post, American legion, Property located In tht Borough of Cov't. Charts and Publication! The circus features Jimmy Cole, Red Bsnk. Being lot #68 on a mnp of 24 WHARF AVE.—RED BANK •-03U blueflsh out there, so we returned lots of tha Drummond Traet mnde by to the rocks, whero we passed Capt, Jr., eight-year-old elephant trainer, George D. Cooper, Surveyor, Nov. 10, and Mrs. Addlson Howland on their Baby Dorothy, smnllest elephant In 1»lt, entitled "Mnp of Red Bank Park the United States, Five-Ton Frieda, West" and filed In the Clerk's Office of little skiff "Tookit," with Capt. Cot- Monmouth County at Freehold, N, J., trell of Fair Haven as the blueflah largest trained elephant in the"aid lot being located on the South, side SKIPPER For The HANDS country, acrobats, aerial artists, Clean* without expert. They signalled to us' that of Sunict Avenue at the Southwest cur* FOR A water. Just spread they had ten flsh aboard and toclowns and a managcrlc. ner of Sunset Avenue and Bridge Ave- l ap nue, as shown on said map and bounded follow them and they would show Th through Tht BtgUter's «d- cial ball of the Eatontown Metho- were paid through contributions Mr. and MM. M. VanBrackle are vertUing columni.—Advtrtiiement dlat church by Pride of Crescent froti local firms solicited by Neils having their home redecorated. council of that borough. Jacobsen. They will occupy the downstairs Mrj. Edith Lewis, a national rep- Woman's Society of Christian apartment vacated by Oscar Burt- ges, who has moved to Keypore. Public Sale rewntative and mother of the Service will meet tonight in the guest of honor, presided as chair- Methodist church. Plans will be The apartment upstairs has been ON THE PREMISES man and was assisted by a large discussed for the annual fair to be rented to Tech. Sgt. Skeeter and committee of lodge members. Mrs held Saturday, August 21, instead of family of Fort Monmouth. CONTENTS OF Wagner, with her two daughters August 14, a date previously set. Rev. and Mrs. George W. Han- Margaret and Ruth, was accompan- The members of the choir will as- ners of Long Branch were Friday ied to the platform by six escorts in sist at the fair, which will start at evening dinner guests of Harry S. red, white and blue, and carried a 6 p. m. on the church property on Cowles and family. "SYCAMORE LODGE" bouquet, gift of her nephew, Ocean avenue. There will be fancy, Miss Katherlne Webster has re- Charles Fary. She received many home-made cake, soda and hot dog turned home after spending several KUMSON; NEW JERSEY gifts of cash and presents, which tables. HartsliciriHr Lane, hrtuwn Navrnink AAvev , and Ward Ave., weeks at Rushvllle, N. Y. North tide of LaneLane. she acknowledged with a few re- The north side of the Fowler Mrs. Sal Fortorici and children of marks of appreciation. hardware store building has been Haxlet-Holmdel road are visiting HUE GOOSE Miss Margaret Gordon of Fair improved with stucco. relatives at Miami, Fla. View, and Mrs, Amanda Griner, na- Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Powell and Mrs. M. VanBrackle will enter- EXHIBITION - Friday, August 13lh • 1 to 5 p. m. tional councilor, were aS-iong the children, Louise and Kenneth, of tain the senior guild of St. Mary's FROZEN LIMA IE All S many official guests from various Burlington, will arrive Comonow Episcopal church Thursday after- sections of the state. The lodges for a ten-day vacation with Mrs. noon, August 19, at a picnic at her throughout Monmouth county were Powell's parents it the Methodist home. Tinder, young, and freth-bouncing with that juit-off-the-vin* well represented. parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder and I'UBLIC AUCTION SALE " The program of entertainment in- Sons and Daughters of Liberty son David of Savannah, Ga., former flavor thai makoi you want mor* and mort. Ask for Blue Gaos* cluded a vocal solo by John Ouster- lodge will meet tomorrow night and residents of Keyport, are visiting man of Eatontown, piano selection* the Ladles' auxiliary of the fire de- Mrs. Snyder's sister and brother-in- -tat of tfi« better cropi. by Miss Helen Vanderbilt of Key- partment will meet next Wednes- law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCleas- Saturday, August 14th port, recitations by Mrs. Tucker "of day evening. ter, for a few days. Eatontown and ^pianb and xylo Commencing at I2:SO p. M. Rev. Joseph 8. Eldrldge will The Crescent club Is holding a phone numbers by Mrs. Dunham rummage sale at Keyport this ! AT fi' •• . V. Reinig and Charles Fary. preach and the choir of the Metho- INDKB MANAGEMENT OF dist church will sing at a special week. >?sf Refreshments were served by a service to be held Sunday, August Buddy McCleaster is visiting Mr. B. (i. COATS • Auctionem . J. W. BURNS committee of lodge members at the 29, in St. Luke's A.M.E. church here. and Mrs. Ray Stuti at Massolin, O. TWM I* "KM! IMITN HNOS" 1!M1 Hath Av<\, tons; Branch, X. J. phone S-3SM close of the evening's program. "Meeting God" will be the sub- for a few days. W0Mli1fr.M.Mea.*niM. ject of Rev. Joseph S. Eldridge's Mrs. Arthur Heath and children, futiwr rooos toio OUT it AMERICAN FRUIT OROWIRS INC .Members "Xiitinnal Society of Auctioneer*" 11 Cases Of Polio sermon at the 10:45 o'clock Sunday David and Rhoda, of Fair Lawn MMUTMMHmHMOOIOCm Us AiNwIn. Calif. service in the Methodist church. In June And July Sunday-school meets at 9:30 a. m. The church services are being well The total number of polio cases attended. in Monmouth and Ocean counties Mrs. George E. Dlmock of Eliz- since January 1, has been brought abeth has as guests her aon-in-law to 35, according to the announce- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- f ment made by Roland J. Hlnes, liam Robinson of this place, at her chairman of Monmouth county summer home at Hart wood, New chapter of the National Founda- York Mr. Dimock Is salmon fishing tion for Infantile Paralysis. He re- at Anticosti island, Province of ported that three patients admitted Quebec. SWEET BREADS to Monmouth Memorial hospital in FRESH June and eight in July have been diagnosed as sufferers of poliomye- litis. FORMAL WEAR DUCKS The new patients, said Mr. Hlnes, FROSTED are Gordon Bowie, 4, Toms River; VICTORY Perry Walter, 10, Lincoln avenue, TO HIRE Rumson; David Lartaud, 6, of H Lake avenue, Red Bank; Peter SQUABS FOODS Bretnall, 3, Ocean Grove; Martha Tha Me* €•«• MARKET Russell, 21, First avenue, Atlantic pitta Selection Highlands; James Smith, 28, Cor- i* Tkt Store llei avenue, Neptune; Helen Swain, Are* RED BANK, N. J. 7, Long Branch; Joseph Fariello, IS, Sprlngdale avenue, Neptune; John Russell, Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury; James Horher, Nep- 21 WEST FRONT ST. DELIVERY TEL. 6-0508 tune, and Kathleen O'Brien, 7, West Front street, Red Bank. GRADE A

FINED AT FAIR HAVEN Mere than HAM) RIPE Paul Huxbes, Jr., of Holland road, 500 Svitt H TOP Miidletbwn township, wasvMne'd $10 CIIMM fronv In Fair Haven police court Tuesday morning on charges of careless or driving and for driving without tall light*. He was summoned by Offi- cer Harry Veroneau. Arthur H. Methot of Conover BOTTOM Open Eventual Ib Bananas lane, Red Bank, was fined $20 for speeding on River road, He was 'TIL 9 P. M. summoned by Officer William Rob- ROAST ROUND bins. OR William Meeker of Maple avenue, Fair Haven, and George Hawkins, also of Fair Haven, were each fined $2 for Improper parking. The tines were imposed by William R. Blair, SEGALL'S SIRLOIN Jr., recorder. lit1/! N. I'wey UH fendi

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Addresl .,.,,...... ,,...... _.„.._.,Cjty .__. BED BANK REGISTER/AUGUST 13,1948 Woman From Keyport QUALITY FIELD GROWN Man Refused Job Hu 80th Birthday Miss Eleanor VanBrakle of Key- To Avoid Making port celebrated h«r 10th birthday tfu ecently with an open nous* at tht home of her nephew and niece, Mr. FLOWERS Payments To Wife and lira. Paul T. Ryder of Red Bank. tkt Mlaj VanBraklt, now retired, wai Bel ford Macliini«l a teacher is the Keyport public ichool* for 44 yiari. She also Tells Court He served as principal for two yean, —±t* why 50c During her yeara of teaching Mils Will Not Si|i|Miii Her VanBrakle taught atvera.1 genera- iona of local families and haa long For • Generous Bunch James Bartholomew, 60-year-old been regarded with affection by h«r Belford machinist, in county do- former students and their famlllt*. mettic relations court last week, MORE PEOPLE BOY CHEVROLETS Attending the opan houae from Lmrn Seed, Fertiliser*, Lime, 2-4 D Productt. he would re/usc to pay $28 his area were Mr. and Mr*. Fred SAME DAY SERVICE weekly support to his wife. He Young and daughter Nancy, Miaa also said he turned down a. $6,000 Barbara Brown, Mr. and Mn. ON a year joh to avoid pnyinjr $32.50 Charles I. Toung and children, Bet- MYRON P. KOZICKY weekly support to his wife, to ty Jean, Bobby and Marilyn, and THAN ANY OTHER GAR which he agreed in 1HI6. Mrs. E. A. Bedlt, Keyport; Mr. and ROUTE 35 EATONTOWN, N. J. It was disclosed at the hearing Mrs. J. Frank Weigand and chil- DRY CLEANING that Bartholomew accepted 26 dren, Jack, Bob, Ned, Bill and Mar- CALL CoMrPARV E the value*; compart ind Posithre-AetMi Hydraulic Braka* weeks of unemployment insurance garet, Hazlet; Mr. and Mr«, Samuel the prices; and you'll tkooM CkttrM ... plus Many another an/* «U«% compensation after turnint; down Mazza, Long Branch, and Mr. and the .$0,000 a year joh. ]L was also Mrs. Hugh Ryder and Mr. and Mrs. For to compare the values is to know •sVmltft still not available in any disclosed that he wan once tripped Paul T. Ryder and sons, Thonua RED BANK 6-4828 that only Chevrolet bring* you the Big- other motor ctr in its field. RAIN OR SHINE COAT up when he claimed his wife as a and Thornton, of Red Bank. Car ridim-smoothntM of the original dependent for income tax though "The Most Modern Plant in And to compart the prices is to ahi had her own jolj. Monmouth County" and outstanding Unitized Knee-Action know that Chevrolet prices ire tht Mrs. Bartholomew was represent- Murder Probe Ride... the Big-Car performance and km* in the field... ud that CKw- ed by Edmund J. Cnnzona of Red Cost County $6,000 dependability of • world's champion rolet value continues to be the A^bai In Rayon Bank. She told the court that her Valve-in-Head engine... the Bit-Car marriage to Bartholomew'was her J. Victor Carton, Monmouth FIFTH AVENUE in Us field! second and took place eight years county prosecutor, announced laat beauty and luxury of the enviable That's why Chevrolet is America's Gabardine ago. . She said he slept with her week that the county hat nav«r CLEANERS Body by Fisher... the Bit-Car safety No. I cu; that's why it's the car for but he never "attempted to get been reimbursed for the coat of the of Fisher Unisteel Body-Construction close to me." Keyport trunk murder Investiga- » K. FRONT ST. BED BANK you! Referring to 3016, the time the tion, which he said coit between $32.50 arrangement, was made, Mrs. $5,000 and $6,000, one-third of the Styled and lined like Bartholomew said, "1 forgave him annual budget alloted to that of- fur punching mu in the none. I lice. The crime was committed a regular coat . . . 10 forgave him for kicking nu- in the and prosecuted in Middlesex coun- stomach ami I forgave him for run- ty. eaiy to slip on over nini;. around with other women." Mr. Carton, speaking at the She said she still lives in the same monthly meeting of the Young Re- anything . • • and house as her husband, who, she publicans of Long Branoh, re- LOANS said, refused her support unless viewed the three months' Inveatiga- treated, of course, {or shu would agree to get his meals. tion of the case, which resulted in NOTtaTatftMtWyl On the stand, Bartholomew said the arrest of Philip Schreil of $50 to $300 or more water repellencyi Y«u juit can't beat the Thcrc'i notlunf like Onvro- You mil be etrftctlv mm tl Yegandyourfaailyrflajir that in 1916 he made $7,500 as a Plainneld for the murdar of hla 1 machinist at the federal shipyards jmrfnt Unatixed Knee-Actwn let'i world ! champion Valve- your cart baauty-leadenhip the Ir/afa safety protection af wife. Mrs. Schreil iy found in a No Comakers or Glidim Ridt (or real ridini- Colon as natural, at Kcarny, but said his earnings trunk with a dog leaah around her in-Head en|ine (or thrills ml whin you m a car with the Fabtr tMrteal Bady-Caa. last year were only $9M. He re- mtoothne»»—rwl tnveluiury thrift. It holdi ill reeordi (or woridtamit Body by Fisher; struetion, the UaMatd Kaaf gray or green in lizei neck on a road near Haalet. Mr. Special Security —over any and all kindi of milu served and owners latit- actipa Ride aad Pa«itiv» fused the $6,000 a year job mostly Carton said that hla office mailed and tea^deJraolt stall because, he said, the support agree- Required roadi; and. remember, this fled. It embodiei that estra- car bafts-beautiful boa Acuoa HyaVauac Bfaaei^ 10-18. ment In 1D-16 was made through out 29,000 circulars in t atarch to famoui "Knee-Action" ridt is tound, 'estra-dependable *am anile, intid* and out-ii amtkar aanbiaatioa af ha> "intimidation, coercion anc identify the victim. He told of the etcluHve to Chevrolet ind Valtt-ln-Hci desitn, found available aaly aa Qxvmltt tuns found anly in Chemist many false Identifications made be- Prompt Service more eipemivc can. eUewhete only in costlier can. and bifhw-pneed can. aad hither-priced can. threats." ' fore the case was solved by County Bartholomew told the court that Detective John Gawler and Cpl. his wife threatened tn make 1 Thomas DeOaetano of the Keyport complaint of non-support, causing 29.95 him to agree to the settlement. state police. BELL -IS FIRST! "I took all I could get," said Bar TWO SOLDIERS ESCAPE. tholomew as ho discussed the un employment compensation. Bar- Two soldiers serving terms in the tholomew admitted having two Fort Monmouth stockade for being FINANCE CO. cars, but refused to say if he had absent without leave, wefe report- 11 Broad St. Red Bank any bonds and declined to give the ed to have escaped Sunday night. status of his bank account. Neither U believed to have been Tel. §-1473 — Lie. 113. McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET COMPANY In his summation, Mr. Canzona armed. They were identified aa contended that Bartholomew was Michael A. Russo and Richard B. Chrg. i>A% un.lofMO. "very dishonest" in obtaining the Jablonakl. The soldiers were re- •4% over. » MECMWe SIKH Mm M la* 8-3131 unemployment payments and for ported to be walking; toward the listing his wife as a dependent barracks when they disappeared, ' when she had a job. He said the defendant was a man of wealth. After the court ordered weekly mpport payments nf $28 a week, Bartholomew said, "I don't intend to pay the $28. You might as well know it now." He was told he had AT THE WHITEHOUSE the right to appeal the verdict, which was handed down by Ref- 90 BROAD STREET eree John L. Montgomery.

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..rlbu,.. .„ JOS. PINGITORE, INC. U>NC BRANCH, NEE W JERSES V TELEPHONE 6-0158 BED BASK BEOWTBB, APGPJIT 12, Highlands Children Learn To Swim Yacht Club Flam* I Song Feat And Outing . SEA (G1MT A.i evening of wholesome and un- usual entertainment will be pre- sented by the Shrewsbury River Yacht club of Kair Hnvpn tunior- dicing • Entertainment ro«r night. The program will begin AUGUST CLEARAHC at 930 o'clock with a surprise mov- j Every Eveniac (Closed Mondays) ing picture. To supplement ihU members who have any moving j GIORGE FASOLI pictures of club activities are re j ma* hi* Fan-American qitted to bring them prepared 'or ! Ai shewing. At 10:30 o'clock the aong { Orchestra. fes: will begin with choruses of i Never a Cover Charge. old and new songs and vocal solos ' Bar aad Beataurant by r.if-mbers. "The Buzzards", • vo- i Open AU Year cat tram, will also entertain, Serving the Fineat Food Sunday, August 15, at 10 a. m. Along the Shore. thn club will hold its annual, out- inc a< Starvation Island. Arrange- WI CAT!It TO WEDDINGS—PAWIS—iANQUITS ments have been made for power •jMrra mm ft VMr Mil affair—faeililiM t— in*p* «f> I* 100. boat." to transport everyone from th« dub to the picnic grounds. Re- SHOW (M Al I OF Illl SIIOIU freshments will be provided. F'ed R. Stroehel Is chairman of th) house committee.

Shown above i« the class of Highlands children at the Freibott pool at Port Monmouth. The KILL ATHLETES FOOT Peg Lo Piccolo Says: •wimming lessons, which will end next week, are sponsored by the Highlands Parent-Teacher asso- "TE-OL BEST SELLER" ciation. The instructors are supplied by the American Red Cross. Sayt ALEX B. CHAMBERS "Christinas Cast's" arc'' IIEKK'S TUB KKASON. The term KI-0W4 (leeiily. You niurt RKACH it to going fast. KIM. It. Tfc-OI,. containing 911 per Vacation School To Open Matthew*—Scott Lint slrohnl, PENETRATES. l"««cht« Double Shower moiq Hernia. Your >'c back from any At Leonardo Church Engagement Told druvrlut if not l>li-a»«*' IN ONE HOUK. Discount Children between the ages of four Mr. and Mrs. W, Irving Mat- For Engaged Pair nnd 14 are invited to attend the va- thew; of Middletown township, Earthenware While they la -:! fc!r-r cation church school which will.be have announced the engagement of yours now! held in the Leonardo Baptist their daughter, Mis.s Susan Eve Parly Honor§ Freda church from August 16 to 27, The M.'i!,thews, to Frank Thomas Scott, schedule of the school includes Did you ever hear o£ a Lucky Name Sale? son if Mrs. Amelia R. Scott of Fair Kwp« 'cm piplriPOK hnlT! Brabin, Robert Davie such^special features us educational Mm Well, listen, and I'll tell you a tale.. Haven. The couple plan to be mar- OAK j films, game*, handiwork, extra 'iplni; hnl! The Candle Light is having a 'Dollar Ga~c ried next cummer. or Mr. and Mis. Willinm Adam of I treats, religious study nnd special Miss Matthews Is a graduate of Reg. 49c *^ ^| C ' In the form of a special Mark-down Sale! West Front utrect entertained lapt speaker.-. Demonstration night will SUMAC For every dollar's worth you buy be Sunday, August .29. At this Hannah More academy at Hegis- Special Thursday at a double chowcr lor ter;own, Md. and Barnard college. IVScience hiYi discomed *• entile*! Your luck on a ten dollar sift to try. 34 time the typo of work and instruc- Miss Freda Brabin and Robert Mr, Scott is a graduate of the new treatment for iff, Mk •* 2-Oz. IN8ULATE8-^1o\vei' fuel cosls in winter—keeps heat out in summer. . • DAINTSUDS 3 COLORS—While, Cream, Gray. Never needs paint- CHIFFON ing—will not peel, chip or crack. Can be applied on Pound Box SOAP FLAKES new buildings or directly over your present.siding. Reg. 39o Special Special NO CASH DOWN—UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY FOR FREE E8TIMATE CALL mm RED BANK 6-4444 BUTTER DISH PAPER TOWELS WITH COVER ISO Sheets Reg. ISo Special 17' MfljpT»[ON5TRUniONl! Special %L^u35«/ MEDDONf CORNER-RED BANK PIN-UP GIRL WRISLEY --^-* HUuik-L 6-4444 BOBBIE PINS SOAPS C 36 ^ 6 10 cakes for 77' IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY teen degrees fifteen mtnutef Bust two 158/578 chains nnd fifty-five links thrnre South TO ANNA REED PARSONS. ELIZA- eleven degrees Enst two chains nnd sixty BETH EUNICE REED, nnd ADELE links to the lower line, thenei South WRITING GILBERT REED. thirty-seven degrees West seven chains HAMILTON and eighty-seven links to Joseph Coop* Bf vlrtua of «n order <,.' tht'Court tr's land, thence North ten dagreca of Chanctrjr of Niw Jeney, made on twenty-six minutes West nineteen chains, PORTFOLIO th» dar of the date hertof, In a cause and twenty-five link* from the lower POCKET COMB wherein Robert W. Coriuch, Dorothy E. line to the plnca of beginning. Contain* Reg. 38o |>Ve With Cate. «| Goriuch, Martin C. Fnwcett and Ruth ing fourteen (14) acres more or less. c V. V, Fawcctt are tho comptiilnnnta and (2) Also that uthcr piece of land ad- Mrs. Elizabeth C. Madigan, Home Service Supervisor for the Norlh Jersey Branch of General Special *" Special •* Anna Rccd Pnraons, Elizabeth . Eunice joining the last described, Kleclric Appliances, Inc., Bloomficld, tells interested spectators at a home'freezer demonstra- Retd, and Adflc (iilbcrt Rccd arc the IleglnnlnK "t » stone In tha South- defendant!) you arc required to n|>pul:r east corner of the lust described land tion how simple it is to prepare foods for home freezing. • nd aniwor the lilll of said complaint nnd running, thence South thirty-seven on or before the 'J7th dtty of Keptem- degrees twenty-seven minutes West her, next, or the said hill will he taken rlithtt'Hi chains and eighty.nvo Unfa to a& confessed against you, u stone, thenre North sixty degrees thir- ThU demonstration it something every housewife should see. Among the topics Mrs. The said bill is filed to quid the title' ty minutes West three chains nnd thirty of the snlil IlDbtl't W. (iorsuch, Dor- links to tin old chestnut stump, thence, Madigan will discuss are: Vegetables, Fruits, Meats, Poultry and Sea Food, Baked Goods othey E. Gorsuch, Martin C. r'awcett North mwntern degrees Wejt three and Ruth V. V. r'nwcctt to certain lands chnins to tho lower line, thence North and Cooked Goods. In addition to this door prizes will be given away. Don't forget that's and premises, more pnrtlculnrly de- forty-nine degrnoi, Enst nineteen chnlns scribed na follows; imd eighty llnkn In Thomas Taylor's All those two ccrtiiln trycls or tuu*< line, thence South eleven ilcsrcca Bast Next Tuesday, August 17th, at 7:45 P. M. eels of land anil prcmlsts hrrciunftcr two rhnlnti nnd tti.tty links to the place partlculnrly described, Blttnitr, lying nnd of ilegtuning, Containing ten ncrer being In the Township nf Middktiiwn, tnnro or less. In tha County of Monmouth nncl Suite ami' you are mndo defendants because nf New Jersey at Chapel Hill, you nre tho surviving heirs nt law of (1) Beginning nt a Ktono in the ccn- Caroline G Rend who died selr.cit of the ti-r or the Highland Itoiul nnil In the AT WHELAN'S Northeast corner of .liicoli Cooper's lot above described premlhesf nnd If you thence running. South clghty-rnur dc- claim any title, interests, In or encum- KK«i twenty minutes Ensl Eleven chains liriinco upnn tho Rnld lands nnd premises, and flfty-e]«ht links to n stone, thence you nro rciuired to nnswer tha snld COR. BROAD 4 WHITE STS: South thirty-one degrees West two bill hut not otherwise. GEORGE C. KOEPPEL & SON chains nnd five links, thence South Dated: July .6, 1048. thlrly-rluli Wtnt t tdegrees nn d forty-fiv1 e mln- ROBERTS, PIIXSBURY, CARTON PLUMIINO « HEATING 0ONTRA0TOR* — QINIRAL CLKOTRIO APPLIANCES ll'i' WLtnt t *.° 'MM M nl111 olKhty-flvlhfl r AMI SnilRNSnN RED BANK PHONE 6-0353 link*, Ihfnce South two dcxrcci nftcen Solicitors for and nf mlnutei F.niL thrrii chain* and sl.i links, Cmiiiftrl with the Complainant, 139-141 FIRST AVE. (Opposite High School) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-0890 lh«m« Smith Imir ilcirrcrs Kimt Ihreu First A'vrnup, chtlm and t«n link*, thenca South thir- Atlnntla Hlghlnndi, N, i. Paw Six BED BASK BEOTBTEB, AtJCUgT IS, guests of their grandmother, lira. Marlu Farm (]owi Win Chris' Bar Robbed; Bridget NeJtor, and of Mr. and PRINCETON Mall or Phone Order* Callle Club Awards $6, TKO Hollies Taken Mrs. Patrick Haughey. Mis* Mac- COMPLETE BATTERY Box Office Open Daily 10 A. M. Two registered Jersey cows, Price, a soprano, has appeared on PEANUTS ami-... OMMA FESTIVAL Phone I'rincrtoll llW-MiS owned by Marlu farm, Lincroft, Armed with a brace and bit, a many radio programs. SALE V , * RH R T H L AT R t have achieved outstanding produc- burglar drilled around the lock on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy arc SERVICE Mai. Wed. Jc Sal. 2:40 tion records, It was recently an- the back door of Chris' tavern on the parents of a daughter born Sat- KNITTING EK nounced by the American Jersey West Bergen place, early Tuesday urday at Monmouth Memorial hos- New - Rentals • Recharge Sfc NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, t:40 Cattle club. meriting and entered the place. He pital. Mrs. Murphy is the former Harold J. Kennedy &: Herbert Kenwith nreient One of the cows, Karnak Bindle riflfd the cash register of its con-Miss Janet Uetzger of Leonardo. cou Volley, produced 12,505 pounds ot tents which amounted to about $6. Mrs. Ernest Bodell and son Clif- YARNS Douglas Electric Co. milk and 660 pounds or butterfat Before leaving he helped himself ford, who have been the guests of at six years of age over a 305-day to two bottles of whiskey. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Erskine have 35 East Front StreU „::„+ l.tllSE RAINER * returned to their home at Kearny. SPECIAL test period. This accomplishment The open back door was discov- Kalt that school sweater Red Bank In Maxwell Ander»on'i Greatest SUCCCM won the Cattle club's gold medal ered by Patrolman Albert Newman There will be a special meeting of the Council of Civic associations New. v lilAAil AC lABDJttfclE" with Theodore Newton award. about 5:45 a. m. He found the open Heather , Tel.: R. B. 64)128 At two years of aprc, Advancer cash register and reported the bur-of Middletown township, Friday ot> evening, August 20, at 8:X> at the NAN Or LuKKftfNt H^M J. K*™,^ Primate Pansy produced 10,066 glory. Capt. George H. Clayton of Wanted «k- 69 Pricx (lax iiitl.) EVES. Sl.ZO; $1.80; 12.40; J3.00 pounds of milk and 556 pounds of the Red Bank police force is inves- home of the secretary, Mrs. Belle MATS. $1.20: $1.80; $2.40 butterfat over the some period of tigating the case. Gold Cross. time, thereby earning the Silver An unusual aspect of the theft is Mr. and Mrs, Charlea Thenosbren- Y rn K Sif"if.,h. S!!.VIft SIDNEY in "KIND t>DY"&! Medal award. The butterfat pro- Lha use ot a brace and bit to secure ko of Linden were Saturday guests Botany £J«F " » duction of eoch of these prize cows entry. Common tool of burglars is of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergman. exceeds that of the average Ameri- the crow bar or "Jimmy" which Is Mrs. Bergman's brother, FletcTier L. Buy and Save at the can dairy cow by more ,than two used to force the lock. Fritts, has returned to his horn* at and one-half time*. Dover after a week's vacation here. YARN CENTER All tests were verified by Rutgers Mr. and Mrs. John Horn of Fort "More For Your Money. Clo To The Movies !" University and the American Jersey Leonardo Pierce, Fla., have been spending the Cattle club. past month with Mrs. Horn's slstar, MAYFAIR OSBORNE CO. Mrs. Alice Davis of Woodside, '_.. Mrs, Percy Hauser, and family of W A L Tt R READE THEATRES MARRIED IN NEW YORK I., formerly a member of the Metro- Hamilton avenue. 1*7 Slirewshury Avitaun politan Opera company, is a guest The marriage of Miss Alice Tur- Mrs. William Guthier of Portland Bed Bank, tlew Jersey at the home of Mrs. Albert Cross. avenue entertained at a dessert ner, daughter of Mrs. Joseph M. Several boats tied up at the Leon- Mall Orders Killed BANK MOVIE GUIDE] Turner of Wanamassa, and the luncheon at her home last weak. ardo lagoon were damaged by The guests were Miss Lillian Lar- late Mr. Turner, to Paul Anderson, heavy seas which washed over the . ., , .'.lily 2:15 - 7 aim » •'. .... so:i of Werner Anderson of Rens- sen, Miss Marie Ullrich, Mrs. Dan jot I v on both sides of the lagoon iel Leonard, Mrs. Charles Lock Th* Rail Hank Register Is supported Cnnlliuiou* Sat. • Sun. - lloln. selaerville, N. Y., took place Satur- Thursday night. by local a* u-ell ai out-of-town business- C ARLTON day at St. Mary's the Virgin Epis- wood, Mrs. Robert Search, Mrs. men. AdvertiaemcnU appearing regu- copal church, New York city. The The Youth Center committee of Louis Merigold and. Mrs. Frank larly tell the itory.—Advcrtiiiement. TEL RED BANK 6-1500 NOW thru SAT. bride's sister, Miss Edith Turner Middletown township will meet at Jackson. * of Sea Bright was maid of honor. the home of former president, John Patricia Patterson, daughter of J. Connolly of Tiench avenue next Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patterson of • A WALTER READE THEATRE * LAST 3 DAYS OF THE 4 The K«w and Beautiful Monday evening. East Orange, is spending the re Mrs. Lucy Montgomery, Mrs. mainder of her vacation with her MUSICAL HIT OF THE YEAH Frud Mueller, Mrs, Harry God- grundparenU, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Al R (HE MUSICM VOUU IT sltii'l and Mrs. George Thomas Patterson. PARAMOUNT (N.IOV AGAIN. AGAIN spent Saturday at. New York, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas CONDITIONED where they attended a matinee of and children, Shirley and Edwin ON THE BOARDWALK A»URY PARK have returned home after spending |v AGAIN! /^J Stirl. At Dink—Rlin or Cle.r "Angel in the Wings." Miss Inez Leonard, secretary to two weeks at Wapwallopen, Pa. L«it Show It P. M. James W. Davidhciser, district Mr. and Mrs, B. P. Guttormsen, 1 onlghl—Frl., Sat., Aug. 12-13-11 clerk of the Middletown township who have been visiting their daugh- NOW PLAYING JUDY GARLAND hoaid of tducntlon, and her father, ter, Miss Kathlyn Guttormsen, at THRU WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH llciinia Jane Daniel Leonard of Washington ave- Washington, D. C, have returned home. FRED ASTAIRE MORfiAN • WYMAN nue, have returned from a motor Continuous Performances Daily From 12 Noon ••Ml lAWFOtO • Ami MIUEI trip to the New England states. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Renneman Mr. und Mrs. Samuel Lewis, Jr. have returned to their home in New "CHEYENNE" of New York city, spent the week- York city after spending a two The Great 'Bambino'! His life! His times! His triumphs! end with Mrs. Albeit W. Cross. weeks' vacation at their bungalow Cartoon—N«wi—Muilc , Mr. and Mrs. Victor DeBari and on Washington avenue. \ \W jMfohbstL.m-L-Jl ll ill it// / \, \i*\9./A'» SUN.-MON. daughter Gloria of West New York The Women's 4-0 Republican 2 . DAYS ONLY - 2 Sun., Moil., Turn., Aug. 1MB-17 are spending n month's vacation club of Leonardo will hold a card at the Groner bungalow on Leon- party Monday at the Community •loan CauMlrld • Claude Rain* ard avenue. tire house, beginning at 2 p. m. Mrs. Frank Jackson is chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton H. Vail and and will be assisted by Mrs. peter "Th* Unsuspected" son Carlton, jr, of Plalnfield, are Green. vacationing at their bungalow on CARTOON—NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrison of Beach avenue. Union, arc spending their vacation Mr. and Mrs. James Rittcr, Linda at their summer homt on Florence Ramtmber Convcntfnt Location and Jlmmlc Hitter, Nancy Ritter avenue. I Miltl From Albury Park, of Bound Brook and Corlnne Vail have returned from a trip to Valley Mrs. Richard Frank and ion ftoulai 33 * 34, Colllni- Fnvsje, Gettysburg and Philadel- Richard of Greensboro, N. C, and wood Park Grcla. phia. Mrs. Charles Meyers and children, JACK CARSON - JANIS PAIGE - DON De fORf DORIS DAY Edith and Charles, Jr., of Test Mrs. Roy B. Fleming has re- field, were recent guests of Mr. and turned from a visit with relatives Mrs. Raymond H. VanDeWater. in Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. William Hogan, Jr., TUESDAY ONLY Mrs. William Sexton was hostess of North Arlington, and Howard, OX THK STAGE AT 8 O'CLOCK at the Thursday afternoon pinochle James and John Hogan of Jersey party given by the Ladies' auxil- City spent last week-end with their ATLANTIC iary of Community flre company. mother, Mrs. William Hogan, who Mrs. Robert Holdsworth was win-is spending the summer at the MOVIE STAR BUTTON QUEEN T!IIJB.-FRI.-SAT. Sat. Con'l ner of the monthly pinochle tour- Wul I If bungalow on Tlensch ave- lied Bank's S Winner* will receive over 1200.00 In prises. nament. avenue. JOHN WAYNE Guests at the Hamilton avenue Over the week-end, Mr. and GMs ever 18 years of ase register now at Carltnn Theatre. HENRY FONDA home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Car- Mrs. Gustave Petzold of Leonard- lock over the week-end were Mr. vil'n road, entertained Mr. and Winner In tlm final* at Rcade's Monte Carlo Pool Friday, and Mrs. William Rose and Mr.Mrs. Jay Smith and children of Sept. Sd, to rrri-ivn an Expente-Fald Round Trip to llollj- —In— and Mrs. O. Roberts, all of Jersey Springfield, Mr, and Mrs. Jack wood. City. Fowler and son Richard of Leon- WIUJAM 6ENDIX ClAIREIREVOR CHAR1IS BICKTOI FORT APACHE' ardo. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Petz- ON' THE SCREEN Mr. and Mrs. James H. MacPhee, old ot Hoboken and Mr, and Mrs. SIM LHEIE • WILLIAM fflkWLEY • GERTRUDEwiff HIESEc N • MATT NI66S SUN..BKW.-TUES. Sun. Con't Sr. of Viola avenue are hosts to Paul Gregory of Belford. On Sat- CARV I;KANT — CONSTANCY RENNKTT their two grandsons, Gene and Ken- urday, the group celebrated the DAN DAILEY neth Herbster of East Orange for birthday of Mrs. Petzold at the • NOW 8HOWING AT WALTER READE'8 ASBURY PARK THEATRES * "TOPPER" CHARLES WINNINGER a week. They will be joined In a Crystal Brook inn at Eatontown. AND few days by their parents, Mr. and M. DIETRICH NANCY GUILD Mrs. Edward Herbster and eldest Malcolm Blank of Baltimore, MAYFAIR . . ."FOREIGN AFFAI RED SKELTON CHARLES RUGGLES M.I, was a Saturday guest of Ray- brother, Edward, Jr., who will re- WALT DISNEY* —In- mond H. Van DeWater. They ST. JAMES . . ."MELODY TIME" ••THE SHOWOFF" main for a week. ttptn- the day nulling and caught "GIVE MY REGARDS Mr. and Mrs. Mark Crook, Jr., of quite a few fluke. ."EMPEROR WALTZ" •ING CROSBV Kearny, have purchased the Anson Mil.. Alfred Groves is confined to • LYRIC . . . STARTING WEDNESDAY TO BROADWAY" bungalow on Burlington avenue us In Technicolor her home on Burlington avenue ALL STAB a permanent home. wii.li an attack of pneumonia. OCEAN . . . ."STREET WITH NO NAME" CAST Mr. and Mrs. George Kent, for- WED. Mat. i r. M. Louis Merigold, an employee at merly of Seattle, Wash., now ofFort Monmouth, Is enjoying a two WALTER BHKNNAN Irvington, have been visiting Mrs. weeks' vacation. JKANE GRAIN • Kent's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Robert Search had as JUNE HAVER ward Lentz of Burlington avenue. gueits on Wednesday Mrs. Leonard Mrs. George Morgan, Sr., of the Mourse and daughter Carolyn of Starting Tomorrow TELEVISION Bronx and Mr. and Mrs. George Keansburg. "Home In Indiana*' Morgan, Jr. and sons Joseph and ON THE CARLTON MEZZANINE —In Technicolor— Charles Kappell, Mr. and Mrs. George 3d of Paterson are spend- Edward Pohlman and Mrs. Alfred Friday, August 13th —AIM- ing a. vacation at their bungalow Kourc of Lynbrook, L. I., spent the DON BARRV on Brevent avenue. week-end at the Kappell cottage on AT NEW JERSEY'S FAVORITE RESTAURANT Shows D»Uy 2 - 7 • » P. M. DALE EVANS Miss Gertrude Neidlinger of Glivnmary avenue. Continuout Sal. - Sun. • Hols. Montclalr has opened her summer Mrs. Marion Daily has returned STRAND "Slippy McGee" home on Concord avenue. She is to' Springfield, Mass., after visiting TEL RED BANK 6-1300 • coaching the summer show to bo Mr and Mrs. Alfred Knight. given at St. Agnes church, August Mrs. Alice Day and children of NOW thru SAT. 19, 20 and 21. Chest!, Pa., are spending two weeks STAR DUST INN Mrs. Chester Guttormsen acted at the Day bungalow. MARINE as hnstCF* for Mrs. Peter Green Mr. and Mrs, Frank Patterson At the Bridge — Route 38 — Rod Bank JOYCE REYNOLDS Tuesday evening at the card and arc entertaining Mrs. Margaret THEATRE game party given under the aus-Jenkins ot Klssimmce, Fit., for * ROBERT HUTTON Highlands, N. J. pices of the Ladles' auxiliary of the few weeks. JAMS PAIGE i. Brevent Park and Leonardo flrc Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryan fRI.-SAT. . Sat.-Mat. company. Mrs. Pauline Fleming celebrated their 44th wedding anni- MARGARET O'BRIEN made high score at bridge and Miss versary August 3. Among the Direct From Mutual GEORGE MURPHY Clnra Horn at pinochle. gutsts were their daughter, Mrs. EDWARD ARNOLD Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Fran'.: Frohnhoefer ot Beltord and Successful Broadcasting Wumovn "BUTCH" JENKINS Patrick during the past month In- he.- children. Also present was • with Edward ARNOLD clude Mr. and Mrn. ,Tohn Patrick son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Engagement and _" BIG" CITY" and family of tfewark, Mr. andThtodore Bryan, and their sons, SiSD BIG HIT Mrs. Charles Patrick and children Teddy and James, of Woodbrldge. SIW.-MON.~~" " Sun^MaiT August 3 was also Mr. Bryan's HOTEL Victor THE WESTERN THRILLER JENNIFER JONES of Irvington, and Mr. and Mrs.birthday and they celebrated the GREGORY PECK Frank Mazzone of Bloomfleld. double occasion with all »t their ASTOR Recording "BELLS OF SAN FERNANDO" JOSEPH COTTON Miss Rosita MncPhee and broth- ers of Maplewood were the recent other guests. New York ' Artist "DUEL in th* SUN SUN. thru TUES. —In Technicolor— TfES'wtD. .. TuM.'.MiV BOD CAMEBO.V CATHY DOWNS ERNIE MAYERS TAVERN "PAN"HANDLE" Nvvelty • Delightful Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumron, N. J. .JKAN PARKCR Entertainment! Dance Musict HUS8EIX HAYDE.N PHONE RUMSON 1-0534 "ROLLINGHOME" THUR; ~"»ut.'» P."M." ANNA BAXTER Presents HARRY McDANIEL WAYNE MORRIS • LOIS MAXWELL • GORDON MacRAE THOMAS MITCHELLL "THE SULLIVAN5" FOR YOUR ENJOYluw,. 2ND BIG HIT And His Music MARIE WILSON MUSIC NIGHTLY ELSYE KNOX EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY "LINDA ~BE GOOD"

Monmouth County SurroitU'i Ofnci DON HOYT TOM CONWAY In the matter ot the titnta ot Eli7.ii- IUNI VINCINT belli KIUK, deceased. Notice to crcdl* at the tors to pictent clalmi KKnliDt estate, Sjtuciul Kiddie Mat. Sal. 1:30 P. M. J'uisuiinl to the order n( Dormnn Mc- I'addln, Surroicnlc of the County of Mon. BOB McCOMBS mouth, mode on the twrlfth dny of July, HAMMOND ORGAN I IMS, on the npnllcntion of John K. AT YOUR ASBURY PARK KIUK, tole executor nf the cstiitc of Elixutieth Kluif, dcccnftcil, notice !« here- Served Week-Days 5 P. M, to 12 P. M. WALTER READE THEATRES by Klvin to tli« creditor! of null) ric- I DINNERS Sundays From It Noon to 11 V. M. At the Hammond Organ Nightly cenii'd to exhibit to I In auliaorlliL-r, »u,e MAVFAIH—"A FOIIIOIGN AFFAIR" ... ST. .IAMJCS- executor, «• nforcsnlJ, their debt! and "MELOMV TIME" . . . PARAMOUNT—"THK HAHK RUTH demand! aiilnit tht titld eitnte, under STEAKS — CHOPS — SEA FOOD oulb, within elx raontlii from tlio dole STORY" . . , 1,VRIC-"THK KMI'KROR WALTZ" . . . nf the aforebtild order, or they will bo LUNCH •DINNER • SANDWICHES forcvor bnrred of their notions therefor OOEAW—"MTKKKT WITH NO NAME." •Itninit tin; said subscriber. Sundtvichc. Served Till 1 A.M. IJnlcil: Freehold, N. ,1,, July 12, 1948. BEST OF DRINKS • SERVED DAILY JOHN K. KLUG, r.6;! smith 11th Stri-et, | Catering to BaniiuelH, Parties & Weddings I Newark l/.ont J), N, J, I'hurln A, Otto, Jr., Eiq,. Open Daily Cocktail Hour •!y up-tii-date W« feature a feet and guaranteed tervlca In rtplatlng, repalrtnf, «a. It was learned last week that (raving of Gold, Silvar, Brace, Copper, etc Highest type of work. Western states and will also stop machinery; also all garden H you have arjiclee old and in food condition whicb you would Hka To Fight Kail Kisc tho Jersey Central has petitioned in Canada for a short stay. tools repaired. to convert into caab telephone for an appointment for appraital. the federal government to abandon Mr. and Mrs. F. Bauer of Church Note: Many of our articles are lri3X|-ensive. We got a great kick out a little more than a mile of tmck I'rohipt Serviie. Mayors of shore municipalities st"(ci have as their guests dur- of one tale laet mtk. It wai a little boy who had 75c Mved to buy • between the Highlands and Foil ing August, Mr. and Mrs. J. birthday prvient far hie mother. He got hla preeent with diacount. were guests last Thursday night at Hancock. A public heating on this tho Deal Golf and Country club of C. Carlson or Fort Lauderdale, Fla. petition is scheduled Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKeug of the Central Railroad of New Jer-at Newark. sey. Earl T. Moore, executive ofli- New York city spent three days i:c- of the line, assured the mayors Though Mayor Wilson has re-this week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank HIGHWAY U, AT NAVESINK BIVES BOAD R. a «-«U> hd had not invited them to "buymained silent on this matter, some VanNortwick. them off" from their impending le- members of the Protective com- Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bausbach gal light to keep railroad commu- mittee believe the hearing was re- ipent the week-end with tnelr son, Middletown ' Middletown tation Ices at present levels. quested to. interfere with the Sep-Edward Bausbach of Lavalette. temter 8 hearing on the commuta- Airs. Mary McGovcrn of Compton « latll t acra Fara. 4 roam buna- The overall condition of the rail- tion fees. SjaBjaaj»»B ^^"— «*Qp^ ~~ T» road and the proposed fight of the street ia a patient at Monmouth with all karaar, I car fanat. •low, ail ktat, 2 car farai<. Will In its petition the railroad staled Memorial hospital. atll (or municipalities against the rate in- Canvenltnl lacatlaa. crease were discussed at the meet- that the Highlands bridge cannot Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Compton of Only «7,500 $10,000 ing. Mayor J. William Jones of be continued in service with safe- Massachusetts have returned home Lonp Branch, one of the munici- ty beyond 1948 without making re- after spending two weeks with Mr. MANY OTHER MNE LISTINGS ABE AVAILABLE. palities which has not pledged fi- pairs in excess of $219,000. The and Mrs. Chris Jaeger. nancial aid in the fight, suggested expenditure is not justified, the Mr. and Mrs, Lester Daley of that the mayors withdraw the fight raihoad claims. Brooklyn spent Sunday with Mr. and seek a moderation of suggest- and Airs. Wallace Miller and son. ed increases. His appeal followed Atlantic Highlands Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson WHUUHHUH remarks by Mayor John Vogel of arc spending a week's vacation Manasquan, who asserted the rail- Work on the resurfacing of with friends in Virginia and Indl road riding public is "selfish" andGrand avenue is expected to start ana. — bright boys eat here inconsiderate of the expense of op- this week, according to Craig Fin- Mrs. Florence Peters and daugh- erating and maintaining carrier negan, borough engineer. The ter Barbara of Staten Island spent service. Mayor Vogel is a civil en- work, which was approved last three days this week visiting Misses gineer and an executive of the week by the state, must first be Beny and Emma Schnoor. SUNDAY DINNER Lackawanna railroad. outlined by a state inspector. The Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz of Rumson's mayor, J. Edward Wil- Mutual Contracting company ol Jersey City spent the week-end son, chairman of the Jersey Shore this borough was awarded tho job. with Mr. and Mrs. William Sceley. Protective committee which has Charles Gardner, president of tho Miss Susnn Gram of Skoklc, III., DELUXE engaged counsel to represent the Sandy Hook Lines, Monday night was a week-end guest of Mr. and shore in the battle against higher told the Lions club at the Home- Mrs. Craig Finnegan. Some people say.. • railroad fees, said that he has made stead inn that only a portion or Maryannc Smith of Compton ccntraclural agreement with attor- the boat patrons attended the races street celebrated her ninth birthday 25 neys and that suspension of the at Monmouth Park. He said that Friday with a party for 30 guests legal fight was out of the question. 70,000 persons rode the boat in Juiy Mrs. Joseph Bausback and Miss that the appreciation and enjoyment of good to *2- Thd .legal battle will cost $20,000. and 20,000 of these went to theAnne Curtis spent Wednesday with Mr. Moore outlined railroad pro- track. He attempted to dispel tho Mrs. Susan HilUker and daughter, i posals that the shore towns join in idea that the boat could not oper- Mrs. Louis Liming of Woodslde, food and good drink is a lost art. Maybe to. an effort to insure better service. ate without the rack pillions. He L. I. The people who are "in-the-know"' dine here dail.v, urged the shore area to build up in- i Hi! advocated the elimination of Miss Kathleecn Dlngledine of Jer- Not everyone it a gourmet, an expert chef, or for they're certain of finding their favorite foods, several station stops and cited the dustries and amusement centurs to sey City spent last week with her number of stops between Little accommodate the boat, patrons tastefully and healthfully prepared and appetiz- when they arrive here. Tho club aunt, Mrs. Mclvln Leek. Silver and Deal. He urged the Mrs. Margaret Anderson and Mrs. an authority on wines and spirits. But every- mayors to take an interest in themembers also saw a motion picture ingly and pleasingly served. on the residential arena of Mon-Joseph Roszlmowlcz spent Sunday carrier's financial readjustment and visiting Frank Anderson »t Beach in other "mutual" problems. mouth county. Next week's meet- one can ask question.. At the CELLAR, you 'fit you don't see what you want on our menu, ing will also be held at the Home- Haven. Ho said that railroad officials stead. Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hofman, Jr., just ask for it." We'll try to meet your request. know of tho frequent attacks of and children spent the week-end can atk about French Vermouth, "Which alleged poor service but in the ab- The fire department will sponsor with Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hofman, sence of concrete proof, "we don't a trip for 90 borough children to Si\, of Toms River. make, the belt dry martini?", and you'll get • The French Ballroom at the Molly Pitcher is think they exist." Mr. Moore the Yankee stadium September 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley VanFlcit of claimed that results in » recent see a ball game. Tony Cardner has Baltimore, Mel., nre spending a an ideal setting for that wedding reception or questionnaire shewed few com-obtained the tickets. week with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. a knowing recommendation. You can risk dinner you may be planning. plaints. More word on the development ol Smith and family of Church street. Pointing out that the Central has the Firemen's athletic Held will be Mr, and Mrs. Fred Roske of j about fine winei, when and how they should been in receivership since 1939, Mr. forthcoming at Ihe conclusion of Wcstwood spent the week-end with GOOD WINE—GOOD FRIENDS Moore outlined a bondholders' re- the fair, which ends August 28. Mrs. Knske's parents, Mr. and Mrs.; organization plan which would Mr. and Mrs. James Poslen spent M. A. Grimes. I be served, and get correct advice. And there GOOD FOOD enable the carrier to curtail the last week-end nt Philadelphia, Mrs. Joseph Simpson was guest \ service of any branch or division Miss Delia liiorlntt has given up of honor at a birthday party Satur- it well-founded opinion on beert and alet and which operates at a one million her position at Baldwin's studio on day evening given by Mr. and Mrs. dollar loss in 21 consecutive First avenue. Crawford Compton, Jr., at their HOTEL MOLLY PITCHER months. Mr. Moore said he sees Edwin Phillips spent the week- home, Other guests were Mr. and tpiriti. Simply put, it't a policy at the CEL- THE GEM Or THE ATLANTIC COAST" no possibility of passenger traffic end visiting In New York state. Mrs. Carl Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Da- ever operating at a profit and that The 19th annual entertainment vid Wallace and Mr. and Mrs, Ken- LAR to know about everything on the shelve! RED BANK not even increased volume would and dance of Camp Happiness, neth Layton of Keyport. offset large losses. sponsored by the New Jersey Blind Miss Marjorie Dennis is spending Meanwhile, Mayor Wilson Friday Men's association, will be held Sep- three weeks at Belmar. Miss Den- and to paw the, word along to you. Many reported that the committee has tember 4 at the high school. nis is receiving Instructions In the received pledges of $14,340 from 27 Walter Ball is vacationing in New Asbury Park VToolworth store in timei, you'll tave money. Every time, you'll J municipalities. The two outstand- York city. managing the soda fountain nnd ing- towns not yet to report are Mrs. Edward Warren wns taken lunch counter for the newly reno- Long Branch and Spring Lake. Be- to Rivcrview hospital Saturday af- vated Woolwoi*h store in K«d like what's suggested at the community's finest sides nine Monmouth county towns, ternoon for a possible broken right Bank. FINANCING I no -word has been received from ankle. She fell on tho sidewalk on Mr. and Mrs. John Nash arrived liquor thop. I Point Pleasant, Perth Amboy and Monmouth street, Red Bank. She home Tuesday evening from a va- South Amboy, all of which had been was taken to the hospital in thecation with Mrs. Elsworth Nash of ARRANGED naked to join In the drive. Red Bank ambulance. Battle Creek, Mich, FHA Jack Bordello, 11, of Newark, Mrs. Laura Lingo left Wednes- Recent support to the lagal bat- tle was given by West Long was held at the police station Sat day to spend several weeks visiting Branch. That municipality last urday after he was found by Pa-friends in Cambridge, O. Thursday night appropriated }226 trolman Alpie Drlnkwater on Me- Miss I.unilln Rnche spent, the to the cause. Mayor James R. morial parkway. According to po-week-end with her aunt, Miss Etta lice reports, the boy walked from Rocht of Jersey City. The Cellar Mount stated he felt opposition to the proposed fares was worthwhile Newark to route 35 and got a ride Mr, and Mrs, William Ogden of and promised the full support of to this borough, where he sni(| heLenison avenvie had as their guest the borough. came to visit friends. He told the last week Miss .Toan Chapman of police he did not want to return Newark. incorporated Last week Oceanport voted to home. He was held until his father Th« Women's guild of St. Clem- contribute $200 to the light. It de- arrived to take him home. clined to appropriate $400 asked by ent's Episcopal church met Wed- the committee. It was reasoned Mrs. John Larson, mother of Mis. nesday of last week at the home of that because half of the borough's Robert 8. McTague, fell Monday at Mrs. George Boyce of Port Mon- ratr.bles are represented at Mon-the McTague residence and frac- mouth. A new merchandise club FINE WINES y SPIRITS, BEER M ALE mouth Park and Jockey club and tured her hip. She was taken to has been organized. the track patrons have no direct Monmouth Memorial hospital by the Mr. and Mra. Robert Renton of connection with the commoting First Aid squad. Her condition is Church street have moved to problem, it would be unfair for thefair. Union Beifch. RIVER ROAD, FAIR HAVEN, N.J, borough to pay the full share A good rule to remember is that, A NEW (RESIDENT For Prompt Delivery Call Red Bank based on Its ratables. Union Beach according to modern usage, any voted to appropriate $160 to thkine d of soup may be served in a Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Hogan of committee Thursday night. cream soup cup in spite of its Monmouth avenue, Naveslnk, are Rutgers university announced name. parents of a daughter born Monday at Monmouth Memorial hospital. HOME IMPROVEMENTS All may be financed on FALL and WINTER EASY TERMS CRUISES! WEEK END SPECIALS AT JEAN FROCKS THROUGH THE F.H.A. Plan NOW For Choic* Spoc* TMMHC MARKDOWNS ON SUMMIR MACHWfAR

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Little Silver Miss Lois Aaendorf CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fort Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond of Becomes Engaged Kearny avenue, Arlington, are Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Asendorf SUTTON MOTORS Programs spending intervals for a few weeks of River road, Fair Haven, have HEATING Shrewsbury Avenue, Shrewsbury, N. J. WIN* 8:46 A. M. Men Charged With with their son and daughter-in-law, announced the engagement of their Mr. and Mrs. Hammond, Jr., »t daughter, Miss Lois Catherine Asen- Every Sunday their home here. do-*. to John Stuphen Knott, son TEL. REP iANK 6-4145 WNtC 1:30 A. M. Armed Robbery The first birthday of J. J. Osborn, of the late Mr*. E. Akin Stark* of STEAM HOT WATER HOT AIR COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE First Sunday of Month son of Trooper Osborn and the for- Red Bank, and the late Lewis A. Soldiers Arrested mer Eleanor Mulvihill, was cele- Knott of New York and Louisville, NEW ENGINES • RtBllLT ENGINES brated a few days ago at the home Ky An autumn wedding i* CBANK SHAFT GRINDING • CYLINDER BEBORING Monitor Broadcast By Slate Troopers of his great aunt, Miss Msrie Wil- planned. W«IZ I:t5 P. M. by. Another great aunt, Mrs, Mil! Asendorf was graduated BULLED MECHANICS. GIVE US A CALL WHEN YOLK In Hunterdon County Every Tuesday Thomas Bell, Sr., and his great from Goucher college and her lis- - OIL BURNERS - CAR NEEDS SERVICING. uncle, Edward Wilby of Red Bank, ters are Mrs. Harrison Conrad of Three soldiers from Fort Mnn- and Mrs. Wilby were also present. New York city and Mrs. Richard mouth were committed to the Hun-Others at the party were Mr. and W. Farlow of Boston. tcrclon county jail at Flemington Mrs. John Detrabclis and sons, Jay GENERAL UTILITIES & SUPPLY CORP following their arrest Saturday in Mi. Knott, who lives with hit SPUCE THE MAIN BRACE AT SALTY SHORE SPOT and Allen, of Trenton. Mrs. Detra- state;, Hu. Walter E. Jonea of connection with the holdup and betis is an aunt of the celebrant. LIGHT STEEL robbery of a gasoline station attend- Rivtrlawn, Fair Haven, is a grand- The child is a grandson of Mrs. Ella son of Mrs. John 8. Sutphen of New ant at Lebanon. A fourth soldier Mulvihill of New York and Massa- was arraigned later this week at York city and Onteora Park, N. Y. DANCING chusetts, who was a former resi- He served as a lieutenant com- Clinton on information supplied by dent of this borough. tlie other three. mander with the navy, and is now Mrs. Anna Elgrim and daughter, affiliated with the Guaranty Trust SBt. William C. Grubb of Wins- company of New York. He is as The Driveway Covering ton-Salem, N. C, Pvt. Matthew Mc- Mrs. Anna Kingston of £dinburg, SATURDAY NIGHTS samp spent last Thursday with Miss Har- alumnus of Yale university. WANTIO tOt Curlrey of Anderson, lnd., and Pvt. Edward Jenks of Jacksonville, Fla., riet Moore of White road. Of Distinction were arrested after two slate troop Mrs. Harrison Shampanore and CAPTAIN BOB ROOM HVIRNULICIRircJ crs in a patrol car spotted their ve- daughters, Doris and Marilyn, have Legion Leader Lauds . hicle and summoned two other pa- returned home after a month's visit Freedom Caravan Abe heavy iron, trol cars. The police cars con- with Mrs. Shampanore's father in verged on the soldiers' car at a Buffalo, N. Y. Monmouth county'* Freedom car- BLUESTONE OVERLOOK HOTEL s'ul end elf of. pre-arranged point. Pvt. Jack M. Mist Virginia Poteet of Balti- avaii, which toured local public FORMERLY HOTEL MARTIN mtlo/i McDuflle of Coral Gables, Fla., was more, Md., is spending a vacation and parochial schools, hat received arrested Monday at the fort when with her brother, Col. Daniel Po- national attention, C. Harold Saidt, B. A. Shoemaker & Sons Under Famous Twin LlfhU at Hifhlands-Sea Bright Bridge lie returned from a leave. All four teet and family. American Legion director of Con- have been charged with assault and Flowers on the pulpit of Embury vention corporation, told Irving E. Portland Road, Highlands, N. J. IPP PRICE® F ^ battery, armed holdup and carry- Methodist church Sunday were Zeichner, Atlantic Highlands attor- LITTLE SILVER, N. J. ing concealed weapons. placed there Sunday by Mrs. Helen ney and caravan chairman this Music by CLYDE OLSON Slate police at Clinton reported Quackenbush in memory of Mrs. week. Mr. Zeichner headed the that the soldiers met Friday night Madeline Wilby. county's Ltgion committee which TELEPHONE RED BANK Featuring JENNIE PAKISI in a Long Branch tavern and Mrs. Mabel Hurley of Rumson sponsored the caravan. HAMYGOIDRKGISONS planned a holdup at Elmira, N. T. road entertained her card club list HIGHLANDS TALENT CONTEST ELIMINATION this SATUR- In a letter to the attorney, Mr. JiCONP. CO*. LEWIS ST. They arc reported to have started Thursday. Saidt congratulated the county le- DAY NIGHT and every SATURDAY NIGHT DURING AUGUST. Tor New York' city in Urubb's car. Robert 3ummcr3 of Church street GRAND PRIZE—One Week Professional Engagement with Name PERTH AMBOY, N.J. gion for a "fine job well done" ami Police .say they stopped at the Leb- is home from a motor trip to Utuh. said that an illustrated account of Band and Radio Time at RUSTIC CABIN, Englcwood Cliffs, N. .).. PErthAmboy 4-6500 anon gas station and talked with Jack Watcrbury of Little Silver Metropolitan Area's Smartest Night Spot. Eight Runncr-Ups it.s attendant, Robert Mazer, and point has left tor training in the air the caravan appeared in a recent Scheduled for Local Radio Program. 41 Itn tl Mr Pnllnf «l Hl«li«il Frlttt left. corps. He is stationed at Lockland issue of the "National Legionnaire,' field in Florida. which has a three million circula- An hour later, police said, they tion. Modeled after the Freedom ictunied to the station and said Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Vanlnwegen their car needed gas. When Mazer recently entertained the past ma- train, the exhibits, provided by the •YOU »UY FOR LESS AT WHITE'S! wont to a storeroom to get a can, trons of the Eastern Star order and Monmouth county Historical asso- McCurtrcy is alleged to have husbands at a lawn party and sup- ciation, were viewed by thousands drawn a German-make pistol and per. of county school children. Rep. ordered Mazer to turn over the Mr. and Mrs. William Barry of James C. Auchlnclots was honor- Keep a few Good News for Housewives! money in the cash register. Mazer Holly Tree farm are back from a ary chairman, gave them $53 and tlie men ordered motor 'trip through New Hamp- him out to the pas station office. shire. Holmdel iMa>:er was ordered to sland against Mrs. George Nelson of Maple ave- for Hie wall, police reported, and the nue has been entertaining gunsts Mrs. Harry Lubkert is recovering men arc alleged to have struck him from Rhode Island. at I'erth Amboy General hospital HWLOWTMSo* cm tha head, lie v;ns stunned but from injuries suffered in an duto- did not losu uonseiousness. As the moLilo accident. Yourself men drove away, he was able to get IN»rl Moiiiuouth Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Buck '#ive the license number of the car. moved into their new home on Slate troopers traced the car and I.lis. Rose Gill was last weeks' Pinckney road, Red Bank. wont tu Foil Munmoulh to discover winnci of the merchandise club Ralph Morgan and Edward Stil- HOME APPLIANCES/ the men were on week-end pass. spcrsorcd by the Rosary society. well of Everett ipent last week-end Saturday afternoon Clinton troop- Mteu Marjorie Bungcr of Wheat- at Atlantic City. ers spotted a car with three sol- ridge, Col., is spending three weeks Reward Thorne has returned diers. They radioed ahead to two with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garrett from a visit to New York city. other patrol cars and converged on of Wilson avenue, M\ and Mrs. Robert Voorhees at- tlio soldiers' car nt a garage on Mr, and Mrs. William Burlier tended the funeral of of a relative route 3S, near Whitehousc. Thore have returned home from a three at tabanon, Pa., last week. was no struggle as the soldiers gave weeks' visit with Mrs. Burker's sis- Harold W. Cummins of West up without a fight. Police say they te:', Mrs. H. Myers of Daytona New York and Patsy Julin of New- found the gun used in the holdup Bench, Fla. ark were lined $2 and costs of court under the front seat of the car. Thomas Bryce of White Plains, for careless driving and passiiig OR Police said' the men admitted the N. I', and Miss Elaine Diessenbach th« right side of the road respec- holdup. It was during the ques- of Biooklyn are visiting Mr. and tive.y. Chief of Police Joieph Phil- tioning by state police that the Mrs. Ernest Rutt of Campbell avc- lips issued the summonses. Bench Money in the bank g!ve* you that three .soldiers first arrested impli- U4 warrants were issued for Arch cated tha fourth. Police say the Monday Mr. and Mrs. James De- Gottlieb of New Brunswick and "now-I'm-gettirtg-ssmswhere" feeling. fourth man left the car before it voisney and son Robert of Jerjey Frank L. Jardine of Westbury, L. was spotted by troopers. City were the guests of Mr. and Make a deposit here every pay day. Mr*. Ernest Rutt, and Tuesday I. fjr contempt of court. The cases All four soldiers are awaiting they entertained Mrs. Horace wi'l be heard before Recorder, grand jury action in Hunterdon Brown of Freehold and her grand- Stanley Stillwell at Township hali OPEN AN county. daughters, Margie and Shipley- next Monday. Brown nf Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ella Drum baa returned to her home on the Keyport turnpike ACCOUNT Holary Cogs Jiiss Martha Mary Mack spent There will be no scheduled meet- last week-end at the home of Miss after visiting her nephew, Danici iMND NATIONAL I. Schenck of Middletown, for sev- ing of the Red Bank Rotary club at Joan Coogan of South Orange, eral weeks. AT WHITE S Ills Molly Pitcher hotel today, but Mr:.. Myrtle Joscphson of Keans- m, BRNK-S.TRU5TCD. * members who did not attend the bu.tf was guest of honor at a birth- The average player on Johnny iC'.•> :??'*0&'J§£9 -few*. A/tw jiRSfy annual golf meet with the Red day party given by Mr. and Mrs. Nenr. s 1941 Cincinnati squad is sis Bank Lions club yesterday at Man* Thcmas Chevalier at their home on YOU BUY FOR LISS AT WHITES ticket From Tim asquan may make up as usuai at fe^t, one inch tall, weighs 188 Poplar street, Saturday night. Pres- pounds and is 29 years otd. I'umuus Makcfi of tile hotel this noon. ent were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Me- Last Thursday's guest speaker Lcnnon, Misses Irene Dahl, Carol HEIKIGI:KAI OKS was William A. Flulir, local busi- Mayer and Loretta Fogariy and nessman and member of the Red Downs, Walter Mason and Bill WASHERS Bank Lions club. Mr. Fluhr was a Farthingham. recent delegate to the Confcrcr.ee ELECTHIC 1KONEKS of tha Christian Palestine commit- Miss Sally Gillette of Hudson tee at French Lick, Indiana. He avenue was awarded the hand cro- GAS RANGES related some interesting facts con- cheted bedspread which was dis- 'Let White's save you cerning the present unrest and poser, of last Thursday at a card money on these nation- ELECTRIC RANGES periodic war in that area. party and luncheon held at the STEINBACH COMPANY ally famous electrical home of Mrs, William Runge. A appliances! Bring new RADIOS Make-up cards have been received basket of groceries was awarded •ROAD STREET RED BANK beauty and efficiency from Asbury Park for Newton Mc- to Mrs. Charles Monahan of Mon- to your home at the Clemcnts, from Point Pleasant for mouth avenue, and Mrs. Marie same time! Come in Here is the All-Star Lineup Victor Satter and Edward M. Runge received a bread tray. A and let us introduce of Manufacturers: THOR, Kelly, from Lakewood for Charles special prize went to Mrs. Flora you to the very latest EMERSON, GENERAL B. Gallagher and Dominlck Palaia Fleming. ELECTRIC, HOTPOINT, and from Lancaster, N. 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Tirranca Fitzgerald, Gloria Pier- of Mrs. Sophie Whittaker, Green Rockefeller and Carl Sickles, trust- children, Max and. Faye, spent son, Charles and George Collard, Grove avenue, has been accepted day:i last week with his grants*)** George Matthews ees. A game social will be con- Tuesday at Trenton. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joha Kelly «J Thomas Pieper, Susan and Lynn at the Art Career school. New Vork ducted tonight la Red Men', hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Tuller Foulks, Judy Stultz, Judy Simpson, city. Miss Whittaker is a graduate oa Mala itreet. Shrewsbury. Ann* Hlolcay fe »Jjjf Teddy Barber, Lee Stultz, Vernon of Keyport High school, data of and daughter, Mrs. John Dill, and lnf them this week. Dies In Florida Stu'.tc and the guest of honor. Oth- 194S. sons Colby and Jimmy, of Rum- Mr. and Mrs. Jack The* and Everett son spent last week vacationing at ers present were: Mrs. J. V. Hinds, Mr. and Mrs. Herman O«tjen, Skentatelcs, N. Y. children, Kathleen and Robert Funeral Tomorrow Of Mrs. Theodore Barber, Mrs. Roy Washington street, are on a ten- David of Elizabeth were guesta Plerson, Mrs. Arthur Zieglcr, Mid. dav motor trip through the New Mr. and Mrs. Francis fjnubmeifi- ilr. and Mrs. Charles Eaton ot Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Retired Contractor Jack Foulks, Mrs. Frank Maurer, Kn^land states. tev are spending a wnek in West Pl.i.-nfleld were Sunday guests of Conover. , Mrs Louis Stultz, Jr., Mrs. LeRoy Miss Doris Peseux ia having a Virginia and on the Island of Tan- Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Tulier. G*org« Matthew*, m former veil- Stult?, Mrs. Alton Walling and Mr. month's vacation from her duties gier*, Del. •Jerry Hlckey, son of Mr. and Th« rood to better and blrK*r bail, and Mrs. Vernon Stultz. as Keyport Public Health Kurie. Mr. and Mrs. George Gould and Mis. Donald Hlckcy, spent a few neu leads through The Retriitflr't ad- •TOO CAN'T BUT known Red Bank contractor, died vertising columns.—AdverttatraeDt Sunday at hU home, 680 Tangerine liia. Frances Marus recently Mrs. Henry Kautzman, Division AMTTEKTALUE! avenue, St. Petersburg, Fla., in his cclitorated her -16th birthday with strctt, is acting Public Health 80th year. He has been ailing for a lawn party. Guests present were Nurse for the month. the laat few months. Mr. Matthews Miss Patricia Van Pelt, Miss Ruth Mrs. John C. Osborn, Highway retired in 1037 and moved to Flori- Foc.ri, Miss Lillian DiBiasc, Miss 35, in spending a month at Baring, da. HU wife died in May, 1944. Itoso Fedelc, Miss Catherine Run- Maine. Mr. Matthews was bom in Red man, John Meyer, Robert Vogel, Richard Bergen, Jr., Second Bank, the »on of the late Ambrose Robert Fary, Joseph Vrabel, Frank Duvak, Donald Everdcll and Nich- stretl. will entci- Stevens Institute M0L0NEY'5 MARKETS and Sarah Matthews." At an early of TtchnoloBy in Hoboken this fall. age he and his three brothers, the olas Fedele. He is now taking a summer school late Forman, Jesse and Ambrose A class reunion of Keyport high course for six weeks. Matthews, engaged extensively in school class of 1939 will be held In The annual Calvary Methodist the well drilling and house moving September. The committee In Church family picnic will be neld business, Later he and one of his charge of contacting members In- on Saturday, August H, at Ocean brothers formed a partenrship un- c-ludis Mrs. William Gcigcr, Mrs. Grove park, Lakcwood. 4 MAIN ST. Oddt>l3a*A) • PHONE 3-0743 der the name of Matthews brothers Edward Heuser, Mrs. Garrett Post Mr. and Mrs. George H. Knob- EATONTOWN. N. J. and for aeveral years carried on a and Harvey Brown. Mrs. Ronsan la.-.h have purchased a new nome dieating buiineu and bulkhead Auniack Is general chairman of ar- on River road, Fair Haven. Air. MAPLE CHEST FARMS building business and sewer laying rangements and working with Mrs. Kr.oblach is head of the Iron-Hide woik in varioui sections of the Aumack on entertainment for the Corr.bustlon Chambers and Baffle county and state. The launching of event are Mrs. Stanley Glaser, Mrs. company, of Matawan, a manufac- • BOTTLE CABTON two sewer disposal lines off Ocean Gcigcr and Albert Wuestefcld. The turing concern of ceramic parts for Grovo by the firm attracted wide committee on finances is headed by oil furnace Installation. It Ml riimi (It «mtu> attention and interest at the time. Mrs. Heueer with Charles Thomas FRESH KILLED TURKEYS 69 Ib. HOB USUAL DEPOSIT and Mrs. Walter Padowskl assist- Kristine Olsen, Felicia Reyts, MILK I 111 - KXTKA I.AR(.E - AM. SIZES - EVERV TURKEY Matthews Bros., with the late ing. Daniel Cook, built as an Invest- Carol Bray, Marguerite Morlcy, HAS TIIK TKA11K MARK MTTTON ment sis atorei on Monmouth street David Cokley, Monrow street, Emily Hell and Mary Lock'.vood a number of years ago between the Matawan, was lined $8 and $2 cost have returned to their homes af- Bottled by: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Anbury Park present Odd Fellows building and when arraigned on a careless driv- te • spending a week at Holiday Sirloin - Portrrliousp Lrg» of Genuine Spring Under Appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company, N. Y, the Wright atore. ing charge following an accident Housi!, Island Heights. on Sunday, August 1. Police said Mrs Leon H. Matthews and For a few years George Mat- daughter Joan of Broad street, are Well All thews and his son Jesse specialized that Cokley's car struck Mrs. Trimmed Slr.r« in road building and were awarded Gluoy.s Dowdell, 807 Freeman spending a vacation In Seaside STEAK 79f LAMB Heights. Mr. Matthews joins his 69, a number of contracts In Atlantic street, Bronx, aa she was riding a b City and vicinity. bicycle. The woman was painfully family at the shore for the week- Mr. Matthews i» survived by a injured and wns given emergency ends. Loins of Middle Cut daughter, Mrs. Anita Crouse of treatment by fJr. V. W. Holman. Airs. Edward Marine and daugh- Broad street, Red Bank, and two Paul Potter, Fulton, N. Y., u for- ter, Rachel, and granddaughter, •IVIS YOU THISI Tonl, Second street, have Ocen Half or «on», Dr. William Matthews of mer local resident, has been mak- Wholo Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury ing an extended business trip here. spending a vacation In the-Catsklll PORK PORK CHOPS 69f mountains. 59f, b township, and Jesse Matthews of Mr. Potter Is employed by the Arm- 3 BJO ADVANTAGES Shrewsbury. strong Cork company. Air. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fletcher, Services will be conducted to- Miss Marjorle Cherry, Elizabeth •attended a family reunion at the Hormel or Wilson Certified Middle Cut morrow at 2 p. m. at the Worden street, was the recent guest of her summer home of Mr, and Mrs. Wal- Liim«B towns AT A TOUCH funeral home in Red Bank by Rev. aunt, Mrs. James Contello, in Vc- ter Fletcher, Hill Crest farm, Wnll Carroll M. Burck, rector-emeritus of ron.\. township. The reunion was for de- SMOKIlll c Ton lilt or lower a Dearborn Plow or any f Christ Episcopal church, Shrews- Rev. and Mrs. Albert G. Sliip- .sccmlats of William J. and Mary HAMS Whole or Half HAM SLICES •(her Dearborn Lift Type implement by bury. Interment will take place in hoiel. Division street, have been Jane Fletcher, who settled in As- Ib. merely moving the hydraulic control lever. Fair View cemetery. spending a vacation in Willinms- bur.' Park In 1873, Thomas J. Flet- No (training, no tuning. burir, Virginia. cher i.s the oldest living son of the Kilt unit Chuck los llormrl and Wilton Certified Miss Alice Hollmann. Pclham, N. couple. Keyport Y., hns returned home after visit- W. Lester VanGicson has been IMTOMMIC BMFT CONTROL ing Miss Jane Wnlknr, Elizabeth installed as councilor of Freedom Edward Bonhaisky, 380 Broad- strtet. Council, Bans and DaUKhtcrs of Lib- POT ROAST ib. SLICED BACON 69Ib. Uader uniform toil conditions the (elected way, was awarded third prize in erty, Other officers Installed were 79 Charles Adare, Jr., Short street, working depth will he automatically main- the senior division of the Fisher Mrs. Vcra Rockatcllcr, vice coun- Bofly Craftsman's guild model car ha3 teen spending a vacation at I'rinu; Kilis of •I—••ten ia fields with irregular surfaces. competition In New Jersey, the SinRing Cedars, Vermont. Mr. ci!o'-; Mrs. Minnie Lewis, junior ex- comiHtny has recently announced, Adare is enjoying a month's vuca- asscciatc councilor; Mrs. Barbara for designing an automobile body. tlon fiom his position with the' Do Walnc, associate recording IMTOMATK MPTN CONTROL In announcing the winners, the ChBse National bank in New York secretary; Klmcr Truax, inside LEAN CHOP MEAT 595,. BEEF Fisher Body company said ' that city guaid: Mrs. Madora Truax, oul.sidc 69f . VMar reasonably intooth inrface conaU young Bonharsky displayed out- Mrp. Francis Woolley, Mrs. Mar- giiiird; Miss Helen Vanderbllt, Mrs. b (baa, and practically all toil conditions standing craftsmanship in his gari't Quackenbush, Mrs. Fred Wil- Jmrt Mt the depth control one* and uniform model. son, Broad street, and Mrs. Louis wafklag depth Is automatically maintained. .Roselle, Washington street, have Robert Wharton, son of Council- been spending a week at Lake lot When M* «M itmotutrnlt thif grtmt tmA man and Mrs. Ktwitt Wharton, Brand street, will enter Blair aca- Geoige, N. Y. lVMtor m your UrmT demy thia fa.ll. Roy Erickson, Broad street, has Mr and Mrs. Walter B. Cherry, left for an automobile tour o£ Yel- STORR EQUIPMENT CO Maple place, recently spent a vaca- lowstone park and the West. tion at Ship Bottom. Sir. and Mrs. Mclvin A. Phllo, ENGLISHTOWN KOAD FREEHOLD, N. J Mr. and Mrs. George Dlsbrow Ma|)« place, have returned from H Tcleiihoiic Freehold 8-O5S2 have returned to their homo in vacation in the Pocono mountains. Vlneiand after visiting relatives Mis. Henry Chincry, Green Oinve flapytWfc* !•*•. Dearborn Mot on Corporation here. avenue, is ependinK a. month as a : Miss Doris J. Nealia, Little Falls, guest of friends In Newark. has returned home after visiting Mrs. J. Carle Anderson, Broad- Mlsa Marjorlt M. Bronkhurst and way, has returned home after vis- Misi> Gsraldln* V. Brown of Oa- iting her son-in-law and daughter, born strttt. Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Loog, Mrs. William Brower and niece, Swarthmorc, Pa. Gloria Mordecal, are spending Miss Joan Whlttaker, daughter two weeks with relatives in Chi- cago. They made the trip by plane. Miss Betty Qullens, Maple place, a 1M& graduata of Keyport High school, ia taking a course at the Conover Model agency, New York city. (POWERFUL Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Dick, South Main street, have been spending a vacation in the Pocono mountains. OUTBOARD Mrs. Edward J. Damon, Philadel- phia, is spending the summer months in Keyport. She was a for- Dependable mer resident here for many years, Workmanship Miss Jane Walker, Elizabeth MOTORS street, is spending a week visiting X" relatives in Port Jefferson, L. I. Two drivers were fined on motor Quick Service vehicle violations when arraigned before Recorder George Jacobs. -^ James Pardu, Newark, was Estimates Given charged with passing a red iight At Once CONVERT YOUR HOME INTO AN am was fined $3 and $2 more to cover cost. Edward H. Americk, INCOME FOR YOU! was charged with speeding on Broad street and was lined }5 and Alto Put your waste space to work for you. $2 cost. Clock, Jewelry, James LeRoy Stultz, son of Mr. T~l Change it into an apartment. The rent you and Mrs. Vernon Stultz, Main and Silver Repairs street, recently celebrated his Smooth TV* H. P. receive will more than pay the cost in a few fourth' birthday with a party at his home. 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SIDING Sinai hospital, where she was aiting relatives in for the surgical patient. past nine weeks, has arrived at his Sizes SS to 4S. home on the Oak-Hill road, Head- MATERIALS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thorne, Jr., den's Corner. have moved into their new home • ASBESTOS on Slone road, West Keansburg. Mias Lillian Cary of Fair Kaven 1 has been spending a few days with MEN'S WHITE COTTON S3.7S a Bundle Mrs. Margaret Trend }' enter- her sister, Miss Mattic Cary of tained the Jolly Eight nt her home e> INSULATED BRICK Frost avenue. 3-in-l Strip Shingles Monday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran of Too Shirts TILEBMRD 17.75 a Bundle Mrs, Anna Hcaley of Woodside New York city were visitors at the iMt-Lb. Wright avenue Is a surgicnl patient nt High Quality • 4x8 Sheet liomo of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cor- Baked Enamel Riverview hospital. coran of Fairfleid Gardens, Satur- • ALUMINUM Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weber of day. Newark have returned to their ' Mr, and Mrs. Arthur G. Jones, Jr., SQ. FT. Sto Sq. Foot Best quality shingles designed home after spending a month with 49 42' of Shrewsbury were Sunday guests • % x6" CEDAR for your home. Top grade Mrs. Weber's mother, Mrs. Grace at I he home of Mr. Jones' parents, Joft white cotton. Idaal for all-around use. Et»y to make old rooms into dry felt base, 100% pure as- Hodgkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Jones, Sr., new ones with tileboard. 14c Sq. Foot phalt coated, fade-resistant Larry Thorne has returned from of Conover place. ,/ ' Sizae email, medium and large. Baked-on enamel finish. • Vermont slate surface. No two weeks' training with the Nat- Mr, and Mra. L. I, Olsen of Fair- t J4"*f" CEDAR buckling, cracking in chang- Choice of white and colors, ional Guard at Pine Camp, N. Y.Reid Gardens spent the week-end at Mo Sq. Foot ing weather. Made to last William Roughgarden Is confined Nyaclt, N. Y., where their boat was 1'xl' sheets. and save you money. to his home with illness. entered in the races. The Friendly Group met last Mm. Joseph L. Tuiklngton, Sr., Men's White Cotton Knit Briefs Thursday at the home of Mrs.wife of the superintendent' of the Comfortably tailored with all elaitlo waist. Blanche Gardner on Monmoutli Oak Hill far estates on Cooper JACK parkway. road, Mlddletown township, met Size* small, medium and large. Mrs. Alice Ferry and son Rob-with a serious accident last week. MASONITE ert of East Orange are spending While attempting to swat a fly on POSTS two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ben- thu kitchen window she cwunu so %" Thick. Level Sagging jamin Andrcach. hard that the window broke and FRIDAY &L SATURDAY ONLY Morris Dombromil of Park ave- stu received a deep gash in her 4x8 Sheets Floors Easily nue has returned to his position In arir. It required six stitches to 5' 7" New York after enjoying a two. stem the flow of blood. weeks' vacation nt his home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mayer and to Mn Leonard Mazzci of OakMrs. William Furman of Carlstadt 7/KSURPRISE/^ 8 4" streel, celebrated her birthday last and Mrs. Emma Schiebner and son Roy Edward of Hackensack were NO RED TAPE IN MAKING ADJUSTMENTS FROM Thursday with a party at her home Mr. and Mrs. Mark Collins of Tuesday guests nt the home of Mr. 50 BROAD ST. MONEY REFUNDED UPON REQUEST RED BANK Livingston spent last week with and Mrs. Albert E, Snyder on Con- Square Foot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Maraei. over place. Joseph r.iriisn celebrated his 14th Mm Reba Miller of Conover '8.95 birthday Tuesday by nttending the plaeu is a' surgical patient at Fit- Brooklyn - Philadelphia baseball kin hospital. game with his parents. Barbara Ann Garvey, daughter You'll be helping a homeless family and you'll be helping yourself when of Mr. and Mrs. James Garvey of Fire Chief and Mrs. Layton Web- Gltr.dale Park, is a patient at Mon- you remodel your attic or epara room* Into an attractive apartment. 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Red Bank 6-1408 NAM 14 - SOLD ON EASY TERMS - AUDIIKSS ; Overhead Door Products Corporation BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP • Roofing and Siding • Building Material O Alteration Work 46 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 6-2506 RED BANK O Combination Screens and Storm Sash Distributor fur Central and Southern New Jersey 84 McLaren St. Red Bank, N. J. 156 Broadway PHONE 6-0670 LONG BRANCH RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 12, 1948 Page Eleven Four Injured Eatontown THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING Harry E. Taylor At Shrewsbury Rev. and Mrs. Dunham V. Relnlg U1 rnapcct Ave, Bed Bank Telepboo* Re* Baak «-«!• left by auto Tuesday for a visit Four men, three of them Fort with the Methodist minister's rela- Dies At Freehold Monmouth soldiers, were injured tives in Michigan. They will also Summer Clattet Held Morning* Saturday night when a car driven by Theodore Harvey of West Deal visit Mrs. Relnlg's former home in Town & Country Shop Was Prominent Pennsylvania. Charles Fary Is and a taxi, operated by Charles making the trip with them. During 12 LINDEN PLACE County Farmer Thornton of Eatontown, collided on thc pastor's absence of three weeks RED BANK Tinton Falls road, Shrewsbury on vacation ,the services in the Harry E. Taylor, 74, of Freehold, township. church will be in charge of W. Lcs- one of this state's best-known farm Most seriously injured \va» one er Whitfleld. NOME ft ESTATE IMPROVEMENT figures, died last Thursday morning. of the soldiers, James H. Chess, Charles McMenamy, assistant At the time of hU death Mr. Tay- who was admitted to Fort Mon- cashier of thc Eatontown bank, has lor was directing traflic in front of mouth hospital for deep face cuts. returned from a vacation stay in FINAL SUMMER SALE his farm In an effort to lead some Other soldiers injured were Elmer Maine. RUSTIC FENCES stray cows back to his property. Anderson and Leroy Pate. Thorn- Daughters of America lodfie After ho was stricken, farm work- on was not injured. Harvey was members will hold a hot dog and ers took him to the ofliee of Dr.taken to Monmouth Memorial hos- hamburKcr roast tonljrht at the 14 Summer Suits Formerly $22.50 Now $16.95 H. H. Frecdman, who pronounced pital by the Eatontown first aid home of Mrs. Susie Hicks at A.-- him dead. squad and \va« released after treat- bury Park. A former secretary of the newmen for cuts about the face and Fire Chief Leon Smock, Jr., re- Jersey Farm bureau, Mr. Taylor arms. • ported at last week's meeting of thc 5 Wool Suits Now $16.95 to $65.00 was born at Taylor's mill, near flre company that more than $2,300 Formerly $24.75 to $110.00 V* »OST »N» IAU Englishtown. He began his agricul- Highland! was received in the recent drive. • tUMIOM tural career after graduating from This is the largest amount contrib- • INOlttM MMIIll college 42 years ago when he pur- A special borough council meet- uted in several years and the sup- • »IC«I? chased the C. B. Ellis farm and be-ing scheduled Monday night was port is greatly appreciated by the 11 Print Dresses Now $14.95 to $25.00 gan potato farming. postponed. The council waa ex-firemen. J. Ely Miller has been ap- Mr. Taylor was president of the pointed chief engineer to replace ' Formerly $19.95 to S39.95 Harm £ Newman, Jr. pected to act on a building ordi- Charles Lewis, who has moved New Egypt, Mew Jersey Monmouth County Board of Agri- nance amendment which would per- culture in 1921, He wae elected mit the construction of semi-fire from the borough. Tho company Phone New Egypt M81 or 8874 voted to restrict thc Junior mem- 9r president and continued in that of- proof buildings two and one-half bership number to ten. There are Cottons, Sheers and Rayon Dresses fice four years until he was named feet from the property line instead now six openings which will be executive secretary, a position he of five feet as the ordinance now filled from a group of 14 between held until his resignation a fewreads. Objection to the amendment the ages of 18 and 20 who applied Formerly $22.98 to $45.00 Now $14.95 to $25.00 year* ago. had been received from flre depart- for membership by petition. I F. H. A. PAYMENTS The Freehold man also served as ment officials, and Betram Perry, director of the National Farm bu- American legion commander. The A watermelon party will be held matter will be discussed at theMonday night by Pride of Crescoiit. reau when it was organized in 1921, council meeting next Tuesday night. 14 Housecoats Now $7.95 to $14.95 ARRANGED and was a member of the four-man council, Sons and Daughters of Formerly SI0.05 to $22.95 State Grange executive committee. Mrs. William Kohlenbush Is ill atLiberty. He had served two years ns treas- home. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Dawson and urer of the American Agriculturist The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist daughter Cecilc of South street foundation, which published a semi- church held a food aale Saturday have been vacationing in Virginia 30 Bathing Suits Now $5.00 to $7.95 monthly magazine. , on the church lawn. Th( Fellow- and Kentucky. Mr. Taylor Is survived by hisship circle of the church sponsored Fainting and other Improvements Formerly 57.95 to $12.95 wife, Mrs. Anna DuBols Taylor; a fair Friday and Saturday at theto thi> school building are ncaring two sons, Joseph W. Taylor, with same place. Proceedi from both completion preparatory to thc HELP WANTED-FEMALE whom ho operated the farm, and events will be turned over to theopening of the school Monday, Sep- Myron W. Taylor of Freehold; a church building fund. Rev. J. Hill- tember 13, 50 Blouses rormeply $59510 flMB Now $3.50 to $10.95 daughter, Mrs. Waller Swoboda ol man Coffee said that church sched- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Maslow of Shade • Pack • and Sort Depl. Norwich, Vt,; a brother, Mr. Rus-ules for the new builSing will be Belshaw avenue nrc the parents ot Sizes 10 to 20 sell Taylor of Freehold, and a sis-outlined when the construction a (on born Wednesday of last week Full Time 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. ter, MrB. J. Arthur Craig of Ton-work has advanced. at Monmouth Memorial hospital. nent. Clarence Matthews, a member of Basket Bags Part Time 5 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. the Methodist church board of trus- Internal parasites of livestock $1.95 MIDDMSTOWN FINKS tees, is a surgical patient at Mon- use an annual loss of 125 million mouth Memorial hospital, dollars. Paid Vacations Paid Holidays Anthony Qulnby of Now York city and Fred Meyer of Yonliers The Parent-Teacher association were each fined .$5 Monday night in sponsored swimming classes ended Mlddlelown township police court a ten-day session this week. More APPLY than 60 children from this borough by Recorder W, Gilbert Manson on participated. Instructions were charges ot passing on the right on given by the American Red Cross. route 36. Fined $1 each for Im- Mrs. Doris Wheeler and sons, proper parking at the East Kcans- Donald and Billy, returned" to Mi- burg bench area wore Hilda M. ami, Fla., last week after vlglting Architectural Tiling Doyle of Jersey City and Arthur Mrs. Wheeler's parents, Mr. and Boden of Brooklyn. Mrs. Gilbert Layton. The Lions club Tuesday night Company, Inc. Lincruft held their dinner meeting aboard the S. S. Sandy Hook. The mem- Visitors of Mr, and Mr». John bers made the evening run to New KEYPORT, N. J. Wf.rrteker last week were Mrs. York and back. Russell Kline and daughter, Nancy Dorothy Matthews, daughter of iii, of Claymont, Del. Mr. and Mrs. William Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. M. Harold Kelly are celebrated her fifth birthday Satur- on a vacation tour through the day with a party at her home. More New England states. than 30 children and their parents .Walter Angerole, employed by attended. the Bell Telephone laboratories is Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson on a week's vacation. returned to Chicago this week af- .: Mrs. William Kohl is vacationing ter spending, two weeks with Mr. at Chicago, 111., with friend*. and Mrs. A. Meada Robertson, Jr. 51 BROAD ST. RED BANK PHONE RB 6-3940 ": :'MtV and Mrs. Adolf Braun «.nd Mrs. Robertson's motiter, Mrs. daughter-Rose Marie are visiting Ethel McAuflffe, raturned to Kan- relatives at Peru, Vt, I8OPROPYL : sas City Monday after (pending a Witch Hazol Member's of the Llncroft flre few months visiting her daughter Rubbing Alcohol company met last Thursday at the and son-in-law. flre house. M/Sgt. William Norwic- ki, who recently returned from The Girls' Friendly fociety of St. Japan, showed motion pictures tak- Andrew's church will hold a card "Water Lily" pai ly Auguit 25 at the parish house, Pint 27" en while he was there. Mrs. Ernest Vaughn Is chairman. Mia. Beatrice Cramer and (on David have returned to Pitman af- Mra. Alfred Wright returned I home Sunday from Monmouth Me- Cleansing Cream ter visiting Mrs. William Nowicki. GLYCERINE All OcuUm 'Mr. and Mrs. Owen McCarrun morial hospital, whera she had been a surgical patient, Supporitories WITH INI an'i aon, Owen, Jr., of Nutlisy spent Ey* Glasses Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunday services at St. Andrew's CLOCK.CONT1IOUID McCarron. church will be held at 9 a, m, Mr. and Mrs. George Richdale Mra. William Andrew* has re- (Adult) apent the week-end at Harrlsburg, turned from Rivervlew hospital, 12 for Vi Price Pa. where she was a surgical patient. Miss Geraldine Babcock of Wash- The American Legion post will •• ington, D. C, is visiting her grind- hold an old-fashioned clambake Au- DETECTO COOKIRI mother, Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson. gust 29 at the legion hall on Bay •i .as Thomas Mullin, son of Mr. and avenue. Prizes will be awarded. Mrs Wilfred Mullin, ia visiting his Commander Betram Perry la In BATH SCALE BATH SPRAYS Glcctromuter brings you a really convenient deep-well aunt, Mrs. Nells Olson in Portland, charge of arrangements. cooker, hot enough for deep-fat frying yet perfect for Me, A summer festival will be held $7.00 $5*8 long, slow economy cooking! And it's automatically Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of August IB, 20 and 21 at the church Value , _ . clock-controlled] This is just on* of the features that Lorn; Island and Mr. and Mrs. Ray- of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. A Till fi MOT H HIM «l „,»!„, thc 194S Electromaster superb in electric cook- mond Wilson of Dover were guests Studebaker Champion will be DldrMMttir modll ing—see it todayl ' of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Sun- awarded under the co-operative sys- day tem. yw'll likil HOWLAND Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Stryker Harold L, Burdge, conductor, and spei.t Sunday at Irvington. Harry Btowcr, engineer of the Jer- Bathing Caps SANITARY NAPKINS Mis* Margaret Smith is visiting sey Central railroad train which r _ Q relatives in Alberta, Canada. last Thursday struck and killed C WEISS &. MORRIS Robert Lee, son of Mr. and Mil.Leslie F. Pound of Aabury Park In SI Value 30c Value 1O Plumbing • Heating • Oil Burners Leonard Lee, has been employed by this borough, were released In their 69 J. Y. Pyle of Atlantic City. own recognizance Friday night New Improved Formula! Jnmbo Size Special! • Appliances • Leonard Lee, foreman of the J.pending action of the grand jury. Leary stables, is at Saratoga, ". Y.The men were arraigned before Re- Perfect hot-weather cleanser! BEECHNUT J. P. Hall'a stable, recently of corder Frank Hall on a technical lt inc ra rant ncw creara 10 PORT MONMOUTH RD. KEANSBURG, N. J, Brookdale farm, have (hipped to charge of manslaughter. 14OZ.9UE 4 OO "P"* ''?* * f 8 CITRATE MAGNESIA Narragansett, R. I. 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JUNIOR SHOP, FASHION CIRCLI at 121 Broad Street, Red Bank and Albury Park RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXI, NO. 7. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1948 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 12 Elks9 Fair Opens School Board Local Boat To Race In Sweeps Avert Strike Here Tomorrow: Passes 65-Year Sweeps Regatta At Bendix Plant Runs To Aug. 21 Retirement Plan Begins August 21 Site b Grounds Edwin C. Gilland, Union Accepts UK-Cent Hourly Raise Of Old Elk^ Home Supervisor, Expect Largest Fleet of Racing Craft Falls In Category After Eighteen-Hour Session Here On Broad Street Ever Assembled For One Event The Red Bank Elks' fair opens On recommendation -of (he per- After an IB-hour meeting which* tomorrow night and will close Sat- sonnel committee, the Red Bank With many entries still to he) •ndwl at 4:45 this morning, the urday night, August 21. It will be school board Tuesday night passed filed, the 16th annual National United Electrical Radio and Ma- held on tbe old Elks' home grounds a resolution whereby all school per- Pvt. Campbell Sueepstakes regatta being held on chin* Worken union, local 417, Nominate Geary on upper Broad street, and indica- sonnel who will have reached the Local followers of tho National Sweepstakes regatta, which -he North Shrewsbury August 21 accepted an U'A-cent hourly wage tions are It will be one of the big- age of 65 by July 1, lM9,'are to be begins on the North Shrewsbury a week from Saturday, this year uid 22 has already drawn a trt- Increase thereby stopping a threat- gest events of its kind in the his- retired. Edwin C, Gilland, super- will havo a county entry to root for in the main Sweepstakes event Rites Saturday uendous number of entries. ened strike of 200 Bed Bank Ben- For Deputy Chief tory of the lodge. vising principal, will be among and tho Red Bank Gold Cup race. Shown above is Stubby VI, just Starting at noon each day the dim plant workers, On display on Broad street in those In this category. after completion. It is to be driven by Jim Davis, son of Ed Davis, llrst couple of hours will be devoted Thli morning at the Amalga- the daytime and at the fair at It was also voted that all school Keansburg plumber. Father and son arc looking forwurd to trying Shrewsbury Boy Was to outboards with the prospective mated hall on Mechanic street, the Member Relief night Is the Bulck super sedanette personnel submit their birth certifi- the boat this week-end. It is 28 feet and is powered by an Allison starters in the various classes as union members voted 137 to accept which will be awarded the final cates to District Clerk Paul A. 1,500-horsepower motor. Entering Stubby VI marks the llrst time in Killed At Anzio follows: 30 ijoats in Class A; 32 tbe company wage offer increase. Company 16 Years night. Addle Kind is chairman of Young. Teachers who joined the several years that nearby regatta enthusiasts have had a "home boats in Class B; 21 boats in Class Only M voted against the proposal. the car award. Assisting him in pension and annuity fund will re- town" boat to root for. In other years, the entry Hat carried such The funeral of Pvt. Robert Rue C; 22 boats in Class F, and 12 boats Otto VanHowe, union president, The name of Joseph Cleary was sales is Joseph Schwartz. ceive pensions from the fund, to familiar local names as Irwin's, Pierre Proal, Jerry Holbrook and Campbell, who was killed in action In Class M. •aid that the workers were expect- placed in nomination as second In generat charge of the fair are which they contribute monthly. Joe Banfleld. at Anzio beach May 23, 1944, will The racing Inboard runabouts ed te> return to their jobs today. deputy chief of the Red Bank Fire Edward MoDonough and Harry Those not members of the fund, he held Saturday afternoon at the have also drawn a large number Representing the union at the 18- department by members of Relief Klatsky. Frank Wise, Sr., is-chair- must by law, receive 25 per cent Shrewsbury Prcshyterinn church. o: entries with a total of 25 en- hour meeting, which began yester- Engine company at their meeting man of the grounds committee, and of their salary as pensions. The He was a member of the 30th In- tered In Class D and F. Smaller in the Drummond place fire house day morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Howard Leon is In charge of pub- board can give them more if it so Red Bank Officer Firemen's Band fantry with tho Third division. lhboards will be permitted to parti- la*t Thursday night. Nomination licity. Edward Macklin is treas chooses. cipate in these races. Of special Molly Pitcher hotel, were William by the company means certain elec- Novak, local union vice president; urer and John P. Mulvihill, Sr.', is The board acted on three recom interest to Monmouth county will he the dozen or more Jersey speed Patrick Dunne, a member of the cashier. In charge of decorations mendations of the athletic commit- Killed In Action Ready For Debut, is Abram Dixon. tee. It turned down a proposal sub- skid's which are usually only seen union'! negotiating committee; at the seashore. Marcel Scherer, International repre- In the line of attractions the fair mitted by the Asbury Park school sentative of the union, and Mr. has the ever-popular standbys, and board that the state department of To Be Honored Says Director Of great interest to the 80,000 VanHowe. also the latest novelties. The prizes education control all school athlet- spectators who will line the ter- consist of the best quality mer- ics, accepted a report on athletic raced banks of the Shrewsbury will Bendix representatives attending be the big boat races climaxing •were Ralph McOruther, Internat- chandise obtainable. insurance and voted to turn the Jersey Central To Guy Lombardo Asked Ground prizes will be awarded functions of the athletic committee each day's races in these spectacu- ional relations man of the Bendix over to the board. Name New Engine lar events. company; John Sullivan, a member every hour each night of the fair. To Lead MusiciuiiH One of these prizes will be a dish On the latter recommendation; Approximately ten 91-cubic inch of the personnel division of the "John G. Hamincir hydroplanes will compete for the local plant, and Joseph Schuld, a washing machine donated by Her- Board Member Stanley Havlland At Regatta Concert man Brager. suggested that all disbursements of Col. Garcia Valsoca trophy, and IS member of the Federal Concilia- speedy 225-cublc inch hydroplanes tion service. Two bicycles will be awarded on the athletic committee be sent The Jersey Central lines nn- Following last night's practice of through the office of the district nounced this morning that the lat- for the famous Mexican Good Will The) union contract expired yes- the co-operative plan, one on the Red Bank fire department's newly 19th and the other on the 20th. On clerk for board approval, that all est addition to its licet of 2,000 h. p. trophy. AM an incentive for tills terday. Mr. VanHowe said that organized band, definite plans for another night Tow Howard, well athletics accounts be turned over to th'jir public conceit a wick from class will be the new Trlmper tro- matters concerning working con- known radio comedian, will auction the board, that a cashier for gate Saturday night following tho first phy, tho winner of which will b» ditions and seniority were resolved off two imported briar pipes from receipts be appointed and that cash day of the Sweepstakes regatta selected on points collected during in the new contract which will be his famous collection. money available be used as a rotat- wel'e made. the season's racing. A total of IS signed shortly. 135-cublo inch hydroplanes will Wilbur Symington and Emil ing funds. Leroy Deacy, chairman of the The company offered the union compete for the famous Inter-state Stalder will supervise the refresh- Concerning insurance, Mr. Havl- baiul committee, said yesterday championships, one of the oldest a seven-cent hourly wage Increase ments. land reported that the type of ath- that Guy Lorbardo, tho famed mo- July 89, and upped the increase to trophies in speed boat racing. Tha Joseph Menzzopane and Fred letto insurance acceptable to the torlioat-maestro, had been asked to first winner was the Red Bank boat, nine cents Friday. When yester- committee was not available at this direct the band in a couple of the day's meeting started the offer was Jones will be In charge of a game XPDNC, in the year 1904-1905. Th« booth. Charles Hotaling will oper- time. He said he was In favor of numbers. Mr. Deacy said the de- 135'a will also compete and collect ralitd to ten cents, the union had an insurance plan but not either of partment Is awaiting a reply to wanted a 15-cent hourly wage In- ate the grocery booth, and John P. Pvt. Robert R. Campbell points in the famous Jafco trophy, Mulvihill, Jr., John P. Gaul, Jr., two which he had received. One their Invitation, which they expect for which Gail C. Winter of De- crease. At 4:45 this morning the plan would insure the board against will be favorable. Joseph Cleary and Dr. Harry Copperthwaite will Pvt. Campbell Is the son of Mrs. troit with his boat Hot Stuff is in Bendix company announced that take charge of another booth. Her- football injuries and would cost |5 The concert will be held in Ma- the UU-cent increase was Its top Bruce W. Campbell, Sr,, of Syca- leading position. Prior to his acci- bert Edwards, John Kwlk und Dr. a player or $500. The other would rine Park August 21, The grand- dent, 74-year-old Jack "Pop" Coop* offer. tioir because of the courtesy plan insure the board against any ath- more avenue, Shrewsbury. Besides adopted by companies of the de- Fred Newman will also operate a stands erected for regatta specta- his mother he is survived by his er was in second place with hit Union workers filled the Amalga- booth. letic injury for a cost of $780. The tors will be used for the public, Blue Blazes. mated hall this morning to cast partment in honoring nominations cost of injuries In athletics in 1945- sister, Mrs. J. Spann Jeffers of Riv- by the companies according to rota- with the band stationed on the er Plaza: a brother, Bruce W. their votes and to listen to a review Other members who will work 46 was $175; 1946-47, $297, and 1947- dock to the front of the stands. The climax of both days will be of the situation by their represen- tion. The department election will at booths are Michael Bergin, Her- 48, $222, he reported. Campbell, Jr., of Lnrchmont, N. Y., the National Sweepstakes for be held in December, at which time Among the guests attending last and his grandmother, Mrs. Jacob tatives. man Brager, Israel Breslow, night's practice session were mem- which 19 boats are entered, and the Dominic Figaro will be elevated to Chtrles Bruno, Leroy Deacy, The salaries for the coacties for B. Rue, Sr., of Red Bank. After the vote, Mr. VanHowe the next school year were approved. borj of tho department and Fire second running of the Red Bank said. "The decision was arrived at chief succeeding Vernon Dey, and Oharlss DtQavre, Clinton Elliott, Pvt. Campbell was born at East Gold Cup which has drawn a tre- Kenneth Drury will advance to tost The total U $3,«S0. The old ath- Commissioner J. Albert VanSchoik. through collective bargaining. ' It John Fix, Morris Miller, William All were impressed at the progress Orange, but lived most of his life mendous Held of 23 boata. This deputy chief. Bradley,' Arthur Slattery, Bcnneth letic committee was discharged and at Shrewsbury. He was a member expresses the desire of the work- a new one appointed which includes made by the young musicians in last race Is a single heat ten-mllt> em In the plant". Mr. Cleary has filled the line of- Smith, Harry Southall, John Sto- the short time they have been or- of Boy Scout troop 67, and of the event which nerves as a free for ble, Walter Stout, Otto JkaUowc Stanley Haviland, chairman, Ed- bugle corps of that troop, a mem- The ether union oQJger, besides fices in the company of captain and mund J. Canxona and C. Donald ganized", all, open to all Inboard boats. Mi-. VanHowe and Mr. Novak is first and second lieutenants, and Phi! Waldman, Harry Weinstein ber of the Junior National Rifle as- Final arrangements to handle on* Arnold Zeljnisr, Jnsnph Sedlar, Ar- English, board member sworn Into John Luckenbill, musical director Margaret Hunt, secretary, who is has alsu served as vice presidents * Lt. John G. Hammell sociation, Red Bank Hl-Y Rifle of the largest fleets of power rac- thur Grob, Samuel- Hoffman, Jos- office Tuesday night to replace of Red Bank high school, is direct- club, and a member and officer of in Europe on vacation. The com- and president. He has served also George W. Bray, who resigned. ing craft ever to be assembled at eph Halliday, William Klatsky, Diesel-electric passenger locomo- ing the band. He is extremely Mary Stillwel! society, Children a single regatta will be completed pany Is currently making radio as captain of.the First Aid squad A $4,000 bill for a paint job at pleased with the results of the past of the department for the last four Johr L. Montgomery, Albert Mor- tives would be named in honor of American Revolution. Before en- at a meeting of all committees to- parts and electrical machines, such ris, Emll Munch, Raymond O'Neill, Mechanic street school embarrassed few weeks and expressed "utter tering the Army, Pvt. Campbell as dynamos. 81xty per cent of the years. the late John G, Hammell of Red night at Monmouth Boat club. At Heibert Scott, Ray O'Neill and the building committee, said John Bank Saturday, August 14. Naming confidence" that the band now is served with tho Shrewsbury Civil- work in for the government. F. Giblon, Jr. Though not critical thi3 meeting the dozens of com- Besides his activities as an officer Thomas Secrest. of the locomotive for Mr. Hammell in proper shape to be presented to ian Defense council, and was a mittee members will be assigned Mr. VanHowe had stated last of' the department, he has been for of the work or of Paul Young's au- the public. Adding to the color of member and a deacon of the week, that the 15-cent hourly wage thorization to have It done, Mr, is in line with the Jersey Central specific duties both ashore and tti» past eight years chairman of program of naming all Us road Die- the debut Will Ire the pPcseriece of Shrewsbury Preshyterian church. afloat to assure all participants and lncreui was being given Hehdis the ways and means committee, Giblon said that such a bill was em- a corps of majorettes. He was awarded the Purple Heart workers in other parts of the barrassing to the building commit- sel-electric for employees who lost spectators alike that their week- which is charged with earning their lives in World War II. The band has 44 members. Anoth- medal, posthumously. end at Red Bank will be enjoyable, state. funds for the company. In this ca- Council Assures tee an its members did not know Mr. Hammell will lie the 11th man er practice session will be held next Services will be in charge of the National and local officials who pacity he has supervised the re- what was going on. They just thus honored, Previously three Wednesday night in Mechanic church pastor, Rev. Theodore actually run the races from the freshment booth of the company at signed the bills, he said. passenger locomotives and seven street school auditorium, use of Franklin. Interment, directed by ofliclal starting barge anchored in the department fair and during the Ross E. King In explaining tnat the work was which has been donated by the lo- Hesse Receives freight locomotives were named for Mount memorial home, will be in midstream will be under the per- National Sweepstakes regatta, and decided upon two years ago, Mr. cal board of education. men killed in the last war. Mr. the church yard. sonal direction of Commodore Wil- during the war conducted for the Young admitted he "slipped up in Promises To Accept Hammell, who was a member of Mr. Deacy Is making a public ap- liam E. r.ogers, head of the Pres- company a wastepaper drive which not asking" the board. Garbage Work the railroad's freight trafllc depart- peal for instruments. Anyone wish- ident's Cv.i) regatta of Washington, was active during the entire length "Mr. Hembling's committee Road He Is Building ment at New York from September ing to contribute same may have D. C. As one example of the ex- of the war. (Charles Hcmbling Is chairman of it picked up by contacting him or 6, 1939, until enlistment in the Atlantic Highlands treme care takci in recording the Mr. Cleary joined the company in the building committee) should members of his committee. Be- At Middletown U.S.A., February 13, 1942, was killed speed of the contestants, through December, 1932, and has rendered Ross E. King Tuesday night ob- have been informed of the work and three members from each of August 21, 1944, in Normandy, tho courtesy of Longines-Wittnauer continuous active service for the tained assurance from the Little as to how it should have been done, Red Bank's six companies, officers Silver borough council that a road , while serving as intelli- To Improve Mains watch company, a "Longine Tim- 96,000 Emergency past IS years. His percentage rec- by bid or otherwise," said Mr. Gib- of the band committee ate Milton ho is building in his development gence officer assigned to an anti- ing Board" containing 12 Longine ord in lire duty has never been lon. Earle, assistant chairman; Joseph opposite Fox Hill would be accept- aircraft battalion. Mr. Hammell, Chronographs will be used to time For Road Repair below 92 per cent and has averaged Edmund J. Cancona said it was Holiday, treasurer, and Peter Mac- th« first 12 boats to cross the finish ed by the borough upon its comple- who held the rank of first' lieuten- Pillsbury Reports M per cent for 16 years. In addi- the job of the district clerk to "take Donald, secretary. Una in each of the 35 races. These tion. ant, was a graduate of the Red It Approved tion, he has been called upon to orders from the board, but not to On Gas Hearing watches are accurate to one-hun- Bank high school and attended drive the company's apparatus on Mr. King sought the Information, direct the board." He also con- dredth of a second. Duke university. The. Charles Hesse company of an average of 25 times each year, on ha said, because he wanted to be tended that If the paint job had The Atlantic Highlands mayor Taking part in the christening Anchorage locations for the sev- Belford yesterday afternoon was both general and still alarms. He guided In his expenses. He said gone out on bids it would have and council Tuesday night adopted ceremonies, which will get under Amend And Adopt eral hundred spectator yachts and awarded a three-district garbage has also responded to some 100 am- he would not go to the expense of been cheaper, Mr. Young asked the on final reading two ordinances ap- way at 2 p. m., at the Red Bank cru'rers have been provided for contract by the Middletown town- bulance calls each year, completing the street to borough board to prepare a list of duties of propriating funds to improve specifications If the borough final- the district clerk" so such a matter station, will be Mr. Hammell's par- around.the two and one-half mile ship committee. The amount of Mr. Cleary Is married to tne for- Building Code water and sewer mains. race course with ample facilities the total bid was $13,895. Other ly would not accept it, thus reliev- would not occur again. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ham- mer Elizabeth Donlon and has one 1 Ar. ordlnunce appropriating ing him of the responsibility of mell of 675 River road, Fail Haven, for boats up to 75 feet in length bidders were Michael Stavola of son, Neil. Board members contended that '2,500 by bond issue was passed to and a draft not exceeding six Middletown and Edward Bennett of maintenance. other school buildings needed paint Rev. W. Clinton Powers, pastor of Shrewsbury Twp. •xtend sewer mains on Asbury the Baptist church of Red Bank; fett. Cue to this large fleet the Belford. In another real estate matter, jobs more badly than did Mechanic .venue. A second ordinance was Sweepstakes committee urges ooat The garbage contract will run council took considerable time to street and that "In a recent board Major Charles R. English of Red Committee Meets ,)U3sed appropriating {8,000 to ex- Theodore D. Moore, anchorage for a 17-month period with the stip- Goodnough Opens approve the filing of a map for lots inspection Mechanic street was Bank and Harry E. Ycrkes, pas- tend water mains on West Wash- owner:: to write for an anchorage senger traffic manager of the Jer- ulation that the trash be dumped in the former Coleman tract be- judged one of tnc best schools. A building code ordinance was ington, Asbury and Leonard ave- location to the fleet captain, sey Central Lines. Mrs. Hammell on the Hesse property between tween Markham place and Rum- Along the line of school Improve- passed by Shrewsbury township nues. street, The patrolling nf the roursi wiil give the nnmo of her son to Highlands and Atlantic Highlands. Rumson Esso son road. Charles Morgan, law- ment, bids to supply a new home Tuesday night after it was agreed John M. Pllisbury, borough at- U to be under the direct super* the locomotive, which is the fourth The three districts in the bid were yer for the developers, had attend- economics room in the River street to make amendments to the meas- torney, reported that he represent- vision of the U. S. Coast Guard. All school were referred to the building of its type delivered to the railroad No. 1, East Keansburg; No. 2, Leon- ed a previous meeting of the coun- ure to satisfy a delegation of objec- ed tho borough at a recent hearing boats must be anchored before ardo, and No. 4, Port Monmouth. Ex-Marine Operates committee. Bids on the work by the Baldwin Locomotive works cil with preliminary sketches of tors from Pine Brook and Reevcy- before the Public Utilities commis- 10:30 a. m. and will not be allowed The thrid district, Leonardo, was ranged from $6,000 to $9,000. by smashing a ribbon bedecked bot- the final map. At that time, coun- town residents. sion on the application of the to move from their anchorage un- not up for bid. Service Station cil assured him the map would be The board moved that bus routes tle or champagne across its head County Gas company to raise rates. til after the last race each day. accepted. end. At the conclusion of the chris- Objection was made by voice and Citing damage done to roads by for the fall session should be adver- petition from a group from these Mr. Pillsbury told the borough he Rex Goodnough of Allen street, tening ceremonies tho Diesel elec- hail asked for an extension of time Through the courtesy of Col, C. the heavy rainfall July 13, the With but four councilmen pres- tised to include a route which would two sections of the township to the D. Y. Ostrom, commander of Fort committee declared a $8,000 emer- Rumson, Is the new operator of the make one or more buses available tric will be placed on display so to prepare his opposition. The Rumson Esso station at River road ent, Councllmen Donald E. Lawes that those interested will be given provision that all new houses must Hancock, a U. S. Army L boat will gency appropriation to repair all and Frank Dean voted not to ac- to take Fort Monmouth children to hearing was postponed until Mon- and Allen street, opposite Octanic an opportunity to examine the loco- not be less than 24 to 28 feet in day. be at the east end of the course to township ' roads affected by the cept the map. Councllmen Joseph River street school. This motion direct incoming yachts to their storm. fire house. resulted in a general discussion of motive from stem to stern and in- size. Spokesmen for the delegation Davison and Howard lingerer vot- said the cost of such houses would Meanwhile, Mayor Waldron P. specified locations. This L boat will: A request of a group of Belford A native of Fair Haven, Mr. Good- ed "yes." After Borough Attorney school boundary lines. A motion by side and outside. Smith appointed a committee to be in charge of Sgt. 1st Class Har- nough has lived in Rumson the past Mr. Canzona to rescind a motion Also on display at the same time bo close to $10,000, which would citizens to have all sidewalks and Leor Reussille explained that ex- make them financially unable to aid Mr. Pillsbury to obtain facts vey Ireland, a former race driver.* 15 years. A marine veteran of four passed June 8 that all school bound- will be one of the Jersey Central's for the hearing. The committee curbs on Church street, between the isting borough law was being com- meet such requirements. railroad tracks and route 36 con- years' service In World War II, he piled with by the builder and that ary lines remain the same for one new commuter club air-conditioned includes Councilmen Arthur H. creted, was referred to committee. served 27 months in the Pacific area year was defeated. "A change now coaches, which were recently The committee decided to adopt Barnes, Everett C. Curry and Little Silver Refuses the borough might be forced to ac- the ordinance for the benefit of resi- The citizens, who said they repre- with the Third Engineers. He mar- cept the map by court order, Coun- would tend to confuce and parents pinced in service, Franklyn P. Goode. To Pay Light Bill sented 51 per cent of the residents ried the former Miss Veronica would not know where to send their dents of the other sections who cilman Lawes made a motion to wanted the restriction, and have a The council approved the trans- Acting on a suggestion of Coun- of the area, offered to be assesser Murphy and they have one daugh- children," remarked Mr, Giblon. GIRL RECEIVES BURNS. fer of the liquor distribution li- reconsider his vote. On the next measure drawn up by the township cilman Frank Dean, acting mayor for the work. ter, 14-months-old Ronnie Anne tally, the map was unanimously A new telephone system for the cense of Anna S. Hoffman from 98 Goodnough. He Is a graduate of Ernestine Sapp, 16, a migrant attorney, Elston Combs, which In the absence of Mayor Frank M. Daniel Dayko, owner of the Sea- approved: Mr. Lawes was not pres- school was ordered. The new sys- worker living at the Chnrlcs Uib- First avenue to 118V4 First avenue. Gregory, Little Silver's council horse tavern, East Keansburg, Red Bank Catholic high school, ent at the mooting when Mr. Mor- tem, which would give 35 per cent would exclude Pine Brook and An exception to the zoning ordi- class of 19S5. dem farm in Howell township, was Reeveytown from the restrictions to Tuesday night voted to withhold asked the committee to change a gan received his assurance. more telephone coverage, would be buvnec Saturday night in an ex- nance was granted Amos F. Brlner payment of Jersey Central Power parking ordinance on Ocean avo Featuring complete Esso service, a monitor system whereby all out- which they objected. to convert property at 21 East plosion caused when she lit a tt was announced that the new anJ Light company's bill, aue, between Sea Breeze avenue and the station will do minor repair going calls would be checked. The match to examine the contents of Mount avenue into a three-story Councilman Dean, chairman el planning board would meet August apartment. A plumbing appliance the boardwalk. The tavern owner work, lubrication, washing and pol- Driver In Accident shool will have 19 stations instead a gasoline tank. She suffered sec- the finance committee, said he dM said that parking restrictions In ishing, and will .handle salts of of nine at a cost of $16 a month 20 to formulate a master plan and shop and a garage will be placed ond degree burns on the right foot zoning code for tho township. An not favor paying the utilities bill that area were seriously affecting tires, tubes and accessories. The Fined $100 At Fair Haven more than the present system on the first floor of the building. when many street lights were in- his business and that he would be station will be In operation dally costs. .' and leg and spot burns of the up- advisory board comprising repre- per lego. Tho explosion blew the opei alive, He said that complaints forced to sell the tavern if the con- from 7 a. m. until 11 p. m. Edward H. Stone, 18, of Broad At the suggestion of Board Presi- sentatives from all sections of the For Sal* at Rlvtr Oak, Pair Hav.n. street, Shrewsbury, was lined $1(M) door off the shack. township will meet August 21 to New residence on corner plot. Con- had been made by Little Silver real- dition Is not changed, The request dent Alston Beekman, Jr.) members tnlm thrco bedrooms, two tile baths, dents that White road was without was referred to Commltteoman Tuesday by Recorder William R. were assigned to each school opsn- m«*e recommendations for their litvntory, living room, don, dining room, BABE BIRDS SEEK HEBE. Blair, Jr., on a charge of reckless TO TEST FIRE SIREN particular areas. lights the past week-end and that Walter Bills, chairman of the road ing day to make a general report modern kitchen, automatic heat; two- in other parts of tho borough 30 committee, for study, Four egrets, a type of heron, driving as the result of an auto Iiltllc Silver lire company next cur KtirnKC. Sale price 126,500. William to the board. The members will For Salt at Rivir Oak, Fair Haven. II. Ilintcmlniin (Firm) Realtors, Phone lampH wore in darkness. Before th« many of which have pure white accident July 28 on River road, also visit all school buildings be- Thursday at 7 p.m. will test It3 lire Crawford Compton, Jr., represent Fair Haven, Lovely modern home, hullt in 1941), Itumson 1.0600.—Advertisement, bill is paid, he said, a represents: Ing several Belford residents, asked plumage, were seen by Charles fore school opens. alrr.it. It is hoped tho tests will re- ConLiilns four master bedrooms, two tile tlvo of the company should appear I will not bo responsible for any bills that the Rollo Bus company run Burd of Conover lane on his dock Most seriously injured was Mrs. A contract between the board and sult in proper dctcmrinution of tho baths, tile lavatory, living room with beforu council to explain their man- in the North Shrewsbury river dur- typo reed tho siren requires In or- opnn fireplace, dlnlntr rofim nnd modern only contcactfil by myself. every other bus along Port Mon- William Roswcll of 55 Peters placo, the Monmouth Adult school, which kitchen. fiiinK! room In Iiiisemont. nuto- August 11. tO«S. • ner of charging when service Is not mouth road to accommodate pri- ing tho put two days. These birds Red Bank, who suffered a fractur- will use Red Bank's school facilities der to be heard throughout tho runtli: hcut; InrRo woll Inudscnpcd plot, Arthur Soofldl. rendered. . • sons in that locality. Robert E. were almost extinct several years ed right wrist, loft shoulder blade for a 20-wcck period starting Octo- boiough. Offered nt $30,0011, Wllllnm H. Htntci- 21 Locust avenue, ago, and bones in tho face. Her daugh- imiim (t'hm) Realtor!*, Humiun, Phone ltcil Dunk, N. J. Murphy was appointed a special ber 4, was ordered redrawn by the Itumson 1-0000.—Advertisement. I will not bo responsible for any dtfctj police, officer. ter Margie suffered a fractured cer- school attorney, Harry Klatsky. Tho TO KNTKK MIUDMSHURY Joieph T. Llpplncoli other than Incurred by myself. Money tor Homa Improvement vical vertebra, Others hurt were Bank Stock Wanted. VISWIIK Minister, Friends' Meetlni Donald Wright... contract submitted by Harry Green, R;chard B. Gordon, son of Dr. Llttlo Silver, N, j, Red Bank Business Institute, F, II, A. title homo Improvement lonn the driver of one of tho care, Mrs. representing the Adult school, was Willing to purcnaia up to 2,000 ehares House, Shrewsbury, Sunday, August 15, Secretarial courhc, full tu-m opens up to Si,GOG now nvnllnulc, No mort- anil Mrs. J. B, Gordon of Murllioro or Any part of 2.000 shares of stock of nt 3 P, M.—Advertisement. —Advertisement, enco papers required I 10 pec cent down Gilbert Dahlgrcn, her daughter not acceptable to the board. and a graduuto of Lawronucvlllo Second National Dank of Red Dink, 8c|itomher 21, Florence O'Shcll. Phono Drive In for our delicious bnrbequaa Red' Bank 6-0683.—Advertisement, payment, no red tape, Convenient month- Nancy, Mrs. Carrio Knight, 67 The Red Bank Fire department school, will enter Middlebury col- .lolin wermert. Telephom Atlantic IHt'li- II In Doubl ly repayments. Write for deicrlptlvn Inndl l-000t.—Advertisement, what tn ffive, Consult "flift Counsel- nnd hume-mtde Ice. cream. Caramel Icj booklet, Mnlnntny Federal Savings nnd years old, Joseph Sole, 14, Joseph sponsored band was given permis- lege at Middlebury, Vt, In Septem- Cronm Shoppe, Rlvtrsldo avenue, R«l Haul* Mover, Railing and Rlfflnr. Calver, 14, nnd Jane Knight. All lors." Rendezvous (lift Shop, 623 HnrUnn J, Poland, l'honn Anbury Lonn Association, 21 Monmouth itrcet, sion to use the Mechanic street ber. Chrysler, Plymouth. International, llnnus nvenue, Asbury Park.—Advertise- Bank. Opposite Molly Pitcher Hotel.— r«rli 1-0S2S-J,—Advcrtlioracnt, Red Bunk.—Advertisement, ware taken to Rlvervlow hospital. school Wednesday nights for an Sales n ml service, Maurice SchwnrU, ment. Advertisement. - . Tho licil Hunk HC-KMC-I- In aunnorteil l'lione Kid Dunk 6.0787,—Advertisement, Stone and a passenger in his car, eight-week period to practice. Tho Chrysler, Plymouth. International. Use Kunul.Fni!. The new remedy foj 'Chrjrilcr, Plymouth. International, Chrysler, Plymouth, international, (lr.it concert is expected to bo given by local as well »n out-of-town bualnoan athletei foot. All dru»slili.—Advertlit. •ales and service. Maurice Schwartf, Sales nnd nrvlce. Maurice Hchwurtr.. Hariy Jervls, 17, also wero treated men, AdvorllHi'lmnUs iiitliriiiliiK IOKU Rrnla Marar's Tavet n, Rumson, Cholee Salts nnd service. Maurlc. Sehwarti. Fhona Rid Bank ••0717.—Advertlsiment, rhone Red Bank I-07J7.—Advsrtlaenent, at Rlverview, at the regatta. tarty tell the slorr<—Advertisement, llnnars irorn ll,»0,-~Ad»«itli«ment, Phone Red Bunk «-07.7.—Advertisement, ment, i ftiSD BASK REGISTER, AUGUST 12, 19i9

School Teacher's Weddings CANONICO—CABTFB black and white afternoon dress National Sweepstakes chairman, Thomas 8. Field, Jr, Stage Pet Show Miss Gloria Canonico and PFC. and had an orchid corsage. A re- chairman, Chester Beaman, Bever- J Army Civilian Engagement Announced GARRISON—CONOVEB. Raymond E. Carter were married ception was held at the home of the Officials, Committees ly W. Brown, Tom Bly, Harry Car- Sunday at the Red Bank Reformed bridegroom's parents. lin, Louella Frey, Walter Hanson, Announcement has been made of Miss Gail Garrison, daughter of Mre. Carleon attended Atlantic Boara of Governors James J. Hogan, Charles A. Johns- the engagement of Miss Eleanore At Little Silver Mr. and Mrs. Horton B. Garrison church by the pastor. Rev. John G. Advisory Croup Gebhard, who performed a double Highlands schools. Mr. Carlson at- Joseph C. Irwin, commodore; ton, M. Harold Kelly, Victor Oris- Peters, daughter of Mrs. May W. of Branch avenue, Little Silver, tended Sea Bright schools and-is Harold S. Allen, vice commodore; tar.o, Lucy J. Stone, Sam Sicilieno. Peters of Hamburg, and the late and Charles L. Conover, son of Mr. ring ceremony. The bride is the Close To Hundred daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen a rr\f mber of the Sea Bright police Alfred J. Llppman, rear commo- Marine Service At Fort Hancock Hugh D. Peters, to Francis P. Lit- and Mrs. Louis J. Conover of department. dore; Philip J, Bowers, treasurer; tle of Newman Springs road, and Spring street, were married Satur- Canonico of Shrewsbury avenue, Charles P. Irwin, chairman, Del- Take Part In Event Red Bank, and the bridegroom's Thtodore D. Moore, fleet captain; : the late Mr. and Mrs. William Lit- day afternoon at Trinity Episcopal MORRIS—KAUFMAN Fred Brown, secretary; William ford M. Fischer, co-chairman, - Guests Of Col. D. Y. le of Red Bank. chiirch, Red Bank. The ceremony parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Car- Frank F. Blaisdell, Jr., Hans Wulf, Ninety-five members of the Lit- ter of Little Silver. Announcement is made of the Bennett, Frank' . Blaisdell, Jr., A. P. Thompson, Jease A. Howland tle Silver "Y" summer playground was performed by Rev. Norman F. George Bray, Thomas Irving • Ostrom Monday— Pittingcr of New York city. marriage of Miss Olga Morris, ani Sons, Thomas Procter and and their parents participated in a dauphter of Mrs. Olga Meek of Brown, Edward E. Conway, Thom- company. pet show Friday evening. The church was decorated with as P. Doremus, Herbert E. Ed- •-'• Inspect Fortifications bouquets of all white gladioli and RL-mson, and Herbert Kaufman, Sailboat sUclng CosMslMes) Winners were as follows: Loud- son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kauf- watds, Robert Eisner, Thomas S. dahlias. Miss Nancy Meeker was Field, Jr., Thomas M. Gopsill, Aionzo E. MacVeagh, chairman, :'... A delegation from the Army-Clvll- est bark, dog, "Brownies", Nancy man of Manasquan, Friday, July 30, Fricclander; longest tail, dog, organist. A reception and buffet at the chapel of the Red Bank James F. Humphreys, Charles P. Kenneth R. Smith Leroy Quicken- .!'...' Ian Advisory committee located in supper followed at the Molly Pitch- Irwin. 3d., Theodore J. Labrecque, buxh, Frank Dix, Morgan Rehrlff, "„'!' lied Bank were guests of Col. D. Y. "Den", Joan Haver; shortest tall, Methodist church. The couple were dog, "Jopsy", Barbara Moore; best er hotel. married by Rev. John G. Gebhard, Clarence E. Lovejoy, Kertneth H. La-.s Olsen, Chester'Apy, Thomas Osiiom, commanding officer of the Mr. Garrison gave his daughter McQueen, Lester R. Ross, Court- Morrison, Harbor Defenses of New York and trained, dog, "Betsy", Bob Shoe- pastor of the Red Bank Reformed maker; softest pet kitten, "Kitty", in marriage. Her white organdy church. landt White, Ensley M. White and ' For'. Hancock, and Liaison officer Margaret Bublin; most unusual pet, gown was made with an off-should- Res Williams. "betvvocn the Army and the Army turtle "Tommy", Joyce Herbert; er yoke neckline, short sleeves and Tlu- bride was dressed In a light ndv.sory committee, at Fort Han- blue suit, with black accessories, Regatta Committee Herbert; small ears, kitten, a bouffant skirt. The dress was and a corsage of orchids. Misa Al- Red Bank Tennis '' col; Monday. They were officially "Whiskers", Dick Zoldak; longest tied at the waistline with a wide Joseph C. Irwin, chairman; Ma- ' ' received by Col. Ostrom and ma Morris, who was the bride's on- yor Charles R. English, honorary ears, rabbit, "Cottontail", Dorothy pink ribbon sash, and the bride had ly attendant, was dressed in a and then escorted to the mess hall, Porgec; shortest hair, dog, "Looky", sprays of bride's white roses in her chairman; Richard McFadyen, re- Tourney Begun "* where the colonel and his staff and brown suit with a corsage of gar- feree, Harold S. Allen, William Nancy Schucker; longest hair, dog, hair and carried a Colonial. bou- den:as. ,,.,"members of the delegation sat Blackie", Billy Olsen; biggest pet, quet of the same flower. Bennett, president of Monmouth „ down with the soldiers for the mid- pony, "Apache", Beverly SchucUer; William Kaufman waj best man Boat club; Frank Blaisdell, Philip Quarter Finals Set dav meal. Compliments were in smallest pet, chick, "Chlckie,", Dale for hit brother. J. bowers, treasurer; Alfred P. ."" order for the soldiers who prepared Myers: longest nose, dog, "Rover", A. reception followed at the Boyce, commodore of Shrewsbuiy For This WeelfEad the menl and also (or the manner Joyce Wells; prettiest color, dog, American Legion hall at Sea Rivet Yacht club; George Bray, " in which it was served and the "Cocoa", Pat Schucker; best dec- Bright, given by the bride's father, Frtd Brown, secretary; Thomas Quarter Anal rounds ef th* Red " J high quality of food, which the ci- orated two cats, "Smokey" and Russell Jlorris. Irving Brown, president North Bank tennis tournament will be ."' villans understood was rot especi- "Fluffy", Ivy and Suki Bair; bush- Shrewsbury Bost club, Charles F. GRAY—WHITE Chapman, Edward H. Conway, completed this week-end, aoccrdV ', .ally prepared for the occasion but est tall, dog, "Ginger", Jeanne ing to plans made yattslday by . ..was one of the regular meals of Norton; best of show, dog, "Hap- Thomas P. Doremus, Herbert < E. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Deed- Edwards, Robert Eisner, Thomas S. Harold Potter, director ef th* pub- ,', .. the day. py", Sue Botkln. mtyer of Freehold announce the lic courts off Marine Park. After the luncheon, Col. Ostrom Misj El«anore Peters Mrs. Raymond E. Carter ma>riaffe of Mrs. Deedmeyer's sis- Field, Jr., Thomas M. Gopsill, James i Following the pet show swim- F. Humphreys, Charles P. Irwin, Doubles play begin* tonormr gave an informal talk on harbor ter, Miss Lillian Constance Gray, evening, Teams dated for action defense, and showed by stages the Hie? Peters was graduated from ming awards were given to boys The bride, who was given in mar- to George E. White of Red Bank. 3d, Theodore J. Labrecque, Alfred J. Hamburg high school and New Jer- and girls who have participated In riage by her father chose a gown Lippman, Clarence E. Lovejoy, are Ralph Coreal* and Gordon vast change which ha» and is Thd ceremony was performed Sat- Forbes; Jack Csok and Al Mao- taking place in the matter of war sey College for Women. She is a the "learn-to-swim" classes and of white organdy, designed with a urc'ay hy Rnv. W. Clltonn Powers, Alunzo S, MacVeagil, Kenneth H. teauhei at Asbury Park high who have completed established round neckline and a fulll llong McQueen, William A. Miller, Theo- Donald;. Robert Boskey and Lester strategy since the Spanish-Ameri- po6lor of the Red Bank Baptist Swartz; Curt Melssner and Herman can, war. He stated the pian of de- school. Mr. Little was graduated testa outlined by the Red Cross and skirt which formed a train. Her chuich. Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon doic J. Moore, Col. Charles D. Y. fense of New York harbor as out- from Red Bank Catholic high 'Y". Completing their beginners' full-length veil fell from a crown of oNOakhurst were the attendants. Ostrom, Commandant of Fort Han- Horn; Chester Apy and Cheater school and Manhattan college. He test were Carolyn Bedle, Joan Maf • beads, and I Mr. and Mrs. White will make cock; William E. Rogers, Lester R. Apy, jr; Bernle Marx and Jerry lined in World War II is now obso- fei, Noelle Simpson, Dale Myers, her bouquet was of Row, Dr. Walter A. Rullman, Don- Viracola; Milton Strauss and Rob- lete and an entirely new plan has served four years in the Army, and white lilies. thc of the bride's parents. eering from Princeton university, thoroughly reconditioned In 1911, awarded .the second main gift of Dale Myers 65, James Carroll 60, Charles O. Y. Ostrom, command- aid defeated Chet Apy, Jr., «•<>, to, the night, a television set. law; William Conover, the bride- an A. B. degree from Temple uni- ant, U. 8., Army; Admr. Edward ;••-• which, by virture of rapid improve- Bair 50,. Girls—Beverly Schucker The bride was given in marriage versity and a Master's degree In and DeSantis defeated Teite, 6-1, •'•:•• ments in artillery, aviation, radar, To maintain the "local angle" on 75, Evelyn Wright 75, Margaret groom's cousin, and Elmer Ralph by her father. Her attendants ivci-c Smith, commandant U. 8. Navy; and William Southcott, all of Red Public Health from the School of Msgr. Joseph T. Casey. etc., has been made obsolete and the awards, Mrs. Anna Mae Casick Bublin 70, Joan Maffei 70, Patricia Mrs. Martin Kitzpatrlck of Locust, Public Health of. the College of Potter expects to have th* finals •••• although not quite eight years old of Church street was awarded 500 Schucker 65, Barbara Moore 65, Bank. her sister, who was matron of The bride's mother chose a print- honor, and Miss Gertrude Mertens, Physicians and Surgeons in New Race Commltte* for the singles finished August Ut. -. ...is bcinp demolished and prepared gallons, of gasoline. Friday night's B3ty Moore, 60, Nancy Schucker York. There will be no tournament play , ... to b* sent to the steel mills as junk prizes went to Thomas Walsh of 60, Suianne Stephens 60, Lynn ed aqua crepe with matching ac- tho bride's cousin, and Mrs. Rich- ' Charles F. Chapman, national ard G Poole, Mrs. Gilbert T. Wil- Montgomery county is adjacent chairman, Richard McFayden, re- regatta week-end. Winner of th* , ...,in order to provide for more recent Rumson, two auto tires, and a Bedle 50, Betty Jane Burdge 50. cessories and a gardenia corsage. singles will receive the Huber ,..:.. and Improved changes In coast ar- portable radio to Mrs. Tony E. The bride's mother was dressed In kinson and Misses Johanna Seaver to Washington, D. C, and has an feree; Fred Brown, chairman; With just two weeks to go the and Margaret Edwards. urban and rural population of 135,- Thomas S. Field, co-chairman; Wil- Trophy^ which this year was put In •: tillery defense. Th* delegation also Hunting, wife of Fair Haven's Little Silver playground has be- a brandy brown ensemble with competition by Huber's clothing --: had the privilege of being escorted councilman. matching brown velvet accessories, Samuel Adams Francis was best 00O. liam E. Rogers, Edward H. Con- come increasingly popular. tray; Thomas P. Doremus, Ira store. For permanent possession, -to several ot the hidden fortlflca- Wesley Croiler of Fair Haven and a corsage of pale yellow roses. man for his brother. Ushers were It must be won three year*. Be- -'• tlons, some of which are well cam- road received one of Saturday For traveling, the bride wore a James Hedges, Gilbert H. Wilkin- Pepsi-Cola Co. Makes Hand, 'Jack Holden, James F. ••- - ouHaged and air conditioned at all son James Pierce, W. Bradford Humphreys, Pierre A. Proal, Les- sides gaining a leg on the trophy, night's awards, a tennis racquet, white sharkskin suit, with green ter R. Ross, Ensley M. White, Hen- this year's winner also will receive ;>•» times to keep the equipment from press and tennis balls, and William Fluhr Addresses and white accessories. The couple Bnggs and Michael W. Hubcr, Awards In Contest -«UM deteriorating. brother of the bride. ry D. Wlckhani, W. E. Willis, Ed- a medal. Singles' runner-up will Eichele, grandson of Councilman will make thetr home on Spring win W. Irwin, Victor Oristano, Mel- receive merchandise, as wtU tht Peter J. Eichele, was awarded a street, Red Bank. Upon returning from a wedding Lieut. Rudolph Snyder of Admir- Before visiting the fortifications on caie of motor oil. trip to Bermuda, the couple will al Farragut academy, Pine Beach, vin Crook. doubles winners. the reservation, the party was es- Red Bank Lions Both the bride and bridegroom Awards of the Ladles' auxiliary are Red Bank high school gradu- make their home at Matlapolsette, 13 the winner of the $100 cash state Course Committee sorted on a tour of the Installations, Man. first prize for the best Treasure Top . liotlnp especially the various **1- went to Frank Leslie of Knollwood, ates. Mrs. Conover, who attended Ensley M. White, chairman, Ar- rocking horse; Mrs. Elizabeth Speaks On Palestine Virginia intermont college nt Bris- The bride is a graduate of Brear- entry in this state, in the fifth thjr Swift, George K. Allen, Wil- l ..'I."".-•tire activities provided by the Little of Fair Haven, a hand-made ley school. She attended Vassal- month's contest of a series of six Lions Clip Rotary '7 Array for the off duty comfort *nd Situation To Group tol, Va., Is employed In the offices monthly contests, it was announced liam H. R. White II. Charles quilt, and Mrs. Lute of Oak Hill of Parsons, Labrecque, Canzona college and was graduated from White. ...„,. convenience of the enlisted pereon- road, R.F.D., Red Bank, a ham. Cornell university in 1947. Mr. today by Arthur Devlne, president ,;. nel including the library, En- William A. Fluhr. past president and Combs, Red Bank law firm. Medical and First Aid of Red Bank Lions club, spoke be- Mr. Conover, who Is employed by Francis, alumnus of Belmont Hill of the Pepsi-Cola bottling company In Annual Coif uH.. listed Men'* club, th* Officer*' dub, of Asbury Parlt. Dr. Walter A. Rullman, chair- fore the club Tuesday evening at the Merchants Trust company of school and Bowdoin college, )M4, ,-,,, Y.M.CA., post exchange and scv- Deal Conservatory did graduate study at Brown uni- Because he assisted the state's man, Fred K. Brower, co-chair- ,.,,.,eral other interesting buildings. th» Molly Pitcher hotel on the Red Bank, served with the Seabees Glassey't 87 Wins ' Palestine situation and how it has In the South Pacific theater of war. versity and Is a consulting engin- first prize winner in ailing out tbe man, Dr. John B. Boyd, Dr. Theo- •,;• M- The colonel laid great emphasis Has "Blithe Spirit" become a world problem that must eer. He Is a member of Psl Upsilon. winning entry, George Dlsbrow of dore A. Doremus, Dr. Douglus A. on the fact that although much Disbrow's market, Benchwood, wins Worden Memorial Cop Noel Coward's hilarious comedy, be solved before universal pe"ace CRAWTOlin—BLANCHARD Edwards, Dr. Samuel Hausman and ^ money is being spent for th* main. can bt obtained. Mr. Fluhr repre- FIMPINELLA—SMITH $25 cash for the month's first state "Blithe Spirit", opened last night Audrey E. Crawford, daugh- Dr, Stanley O. Wilkins. tenance of the army, navy and air sented Red Bank and Monmouth Announcement la made of the dealer prize. The Burton Brothers, Race Fit* The annual golf tournament sf force to protect our own land, it Is at the Deal Conservatory theater county at a convention of Chris- ter of Mr. and Mra. Harold W. distributors for Pepsi-Cola in Ocean Red Bank's Lions and Rotary "": far better to have this expenditure bringing with It a spry bit of fan' Crawford, Si'., of Headden's Cor- marriage of Miss Lucy Pimpinclla, Frank F. Blaisdell, Jr., chairman, clubs was held yesterday at Mana- tian* for the solving of the world's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick county, also received a $25 award. ..V.^'as a matter of protection and to be tasy, Directed by Max de Novellis, Jewish and Arab problems. Rabbi ner was married Sunday at the John Reynolds, 47 Bownc avenue, inboards; H. Grant Leonard, Jr., squan River country-club, with the ....able to ward off any attack than to the show will play for five nighta, Arthur Hershon introduced Mr. Red Bank Reformed church to Pimpinella of Long Branch and Freehold, and Mrs. Sylvia Griffin, Joseph Carlone, William Carlone, Lions again in possession of th* "•-" be careless with the possibility of thrcugh Sunday, with a special Smith M. Blanchard, son of Mr. Kenneth Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. 229 Potter avenue. Long Branch, Emll Jacoby, chairman, outboarde, coveted trophy. showing next Tuesday night at the Fluhr with a short history of the J. F. Matealch of Batontown, Sun- „.,,...an Invasion. He said that practic- subject, and Mrs. Fred Blanchard of Colt's were other cash winners In,this Don Assy. Tom Glassey led the victors to es ;„• ally only one per cent of the popu- Colony Surf club. Neck. A double ring ceremony was day, August 1, at the Star of the area. Police and Parking •'". lation of the United State* knew Gordon Sterne heads the cast of There will be no scheduled meet- performed by the pastor, Rev. John Sea church, Long Branch, Rev. their much-sought-after-win and In ins; of the club next Tuesday due Although the contest has ended, Thomas M. Gopsill, chairman, so doing captured the Worden Me- what a war really meant Insofar as this Coward drama which deals B. Gebhard. Earl A. Gannon performed tho Hariy VanNote, chief of police; J. -M: "devastation was concerned and part with a writer, who while delving to the annual get together of the ceremony. the awards for the sixth month will morial Individual trophy for low Asbury Park Lions and the Red The church was illuminated by be announced this month, and Altert VanSchoik. grcisf, score. He had 87 over the of the others knew about It only into research tor a new novel finds candlelight and decorations were The bride was given In marriage .".'through pictures ana movies and If hiniself in a complicated mix-up Bank Llom at Jumping Brook by her father. Her gown was de- shortly thereafter the winner of the Spectator Committee tough layout. Next In Une torero** Country club, which will be held white summer flowers. Miss) Bar- $25,000 family sweepstakes will be honors were Rotarltn Or. Morgan -""they had had the experience of see- wltt. a medium, a seven-year de- bara. Addis, organist, played nuptial signed with a bouffant ruffled skirt, Lester R. Ross, chairman, Alston ceased wife and a living spouse Wednesday. selected. Collo and Lion John Hawkins with •*s-ing the actual result of warfare, music. A reception for 50 guesti and was trimmed with French lace Beekman, Jr. 90's. -••••• bombing particularly, they would who fails to grasp his predicament. The club Is scheduling a trip to followed at the home of Mrs. Bet- and seed pearl flowers. Her finger- £;;-,;•. not hesitate to underwrite any por- Madame Arcat, the medium, is New York Monday, September 13, Construction Committee ty Warren on Linden place, Red tip length veil was edged In French Rumson Woman's Club John Larkin, chairman, Robert U,\\ score of the day was posted tion of the national defense being played by Jane Moultrle; Elvira, to see a major league ball game. Bank. lace, and she carried a cascade bou- by a guest, John Chubet The kick- -•"; ;*et up for our protection. the ghost, by Elaine Winters and Th« Red Bank Rotarians have been 1 Kennedy, Ensley M. White. er'i prize, went to Sam WelnaUIn I: Tho bride was given In marriage quet of roses and orchids. To Hold Fashion Show -| The colonel also stated th* army Ruth by Mildred Gehr. Supporting invited to accompany the Lions, Mrs. Sal Scalpatl of Long Branch Public Address System with a net 73. Ed Conway tied role.i are played by Maury Brof- by her father, and the attendant* Fall fashions will be shown by ;{...;.. Is greatly in need at the present were the bride's brother and sister- as matron of honor and the other the Town and Country shop of Red Harold S. Allen, chairman, Thom- Glessey for second-place net scor* .."•time of doctors and dentists and man, Barbara Smith and Jane Har- Obituaries attendants were Misses Teresa as M. Gopsill, William A. Bradley. with 78. •'•".that by virtue of the scarcity of mon. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Bank at a card partv and fashion Crawford, Jr., of Fair Haven. The Guirlando, Dolores Betts, Phyllis show to be given by the Rumson Scorers Committee The annual outing ended with ''""doctors assigned to Fort Hancock "Out of the Frying Pan" Is the MRS. MARTHA J. KE21U' bridn was attired In a street Pimpinella, Edith Perrl and Paulo Woman's club, it was announced at dinrer in the exclusive ~~ •„',„.only a dispensary Is now main- Victor Oristano, chairman, Albert clubhouse. next attraction to be given by the Services will be held tomorrow at length dress of white crepe, with Marra, all of Long Branch. a committee meeting at the home Bauera, Edward Conway, Raymond '•]'. -talned there, patients being passed grouf It begins August 18. 3 v. m. In Mount memorial home a large white picture hat and white Sal Scalpati of Long Branch was of Miss Marion Dunnell recently. ••;"', through the dispensary and on to on West Front street for Mrs. accessories. Her corsage waa of best man. Ushering were Jack Rus- Pier, Earl Conway, Edward Con- CLAIMS PREJUDICE •iU.'.Fort Monmouth for further treat- The event will take place Wednes- way, Jr. Martha J. Kemp, 80, who died yes- white roses and baby's breath. The •o, Joseph Corraige and Gene Mar- day evening, September 15, at the Dr. Harry S. Hill, supsrlntendent -'••ment, Gets Jail Term terday after a long Illness. She was matron, of honor wore a gray and rotta of Long Branch; William Rumson hotel on Waterman ave- Finance Committee the wife of John A. Kemp of of Asbury Park high schools, Tues- _y. He was very proud to state that For Shooting Cat white silk jersey print, with black Walker ot Eatontown and John nue. Philip J. Bowers, chairman, Rob- day night told Anbury board of ed- ;' the fort's prison did not have an ln- Church street, Little Silver. and white accessories and a cor- Pimpinella of Utlca, N. T. Misses Marion Dunnell and Betty ert Eisner, George Bray, Kenneth ucation members that the reason :. mate, the only one* being at the Fenwick Cooper of Riverside Horn at Baden, Pa., Mrs. Kemp sage of pink roses. McQueen, Lucy J. Stone. Heights was given a 80-day jail sen- Ryan will serve as co-chairmen. the school did not have Interscho- •#>• prison headquarters were those who had been a resident of Little Silver The bride's mother chose a green The latest in French and American . Reception Commlttus lastic swimming and golf teams as '. were doing, as he called It "house- tence and fined $25 last night by many years, Besides her husband, and white silk dress, with white ac- Miss Julia R. Glzzl and Andrew designs will be modeled. In years past was because of a id, keeping duties." Recorder W. Gilbert Manson In she is survived by a son, Clark P. E. Ruscll were married Wednes- Herbert E. Edwards, chairman, Mlddletown township police court cessories, and a corsage of red At the meeting were committee William A. Miller, Rex Williams, prejudice against Negroes in Y.M. • The delegation was informed that Kemp, tax collector of Little Silver; roteb. The bridegroom's mother day of last week at a nuptial mass members, Mrg. Charles Sully, Mrs. C.A. pools and on Shore golf •j" during World War II there was an on a charge of cruelty to animals. two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Sipo of at Holy Trinity church, bong Rigaud Paine, Jack Arnold, Rob- Police said Cooper will be talfen to woie a black and white silk dress, Otto Perl, Mrs. Edward Johnson, ert Eisner, Hubert M. Farrow, Jr., courses. The statement was made . ""average of 7,000 men at Fort Han- New Brighton, Pa., and Mrs. Wil- with black and white accessoiies, Branch, by Rev. Gerald Celentana. Mrs. Fred Russell, Mrs. William after a question by a board 'mem- !}t-X"'cock and at one time the number Freehold this morning. The charge liam T. Skldmore of Little Silver; The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Edward, Fitzgerald. was made by John Sheddon, an and a corsage of red roses. MncKcnzlo and Misses Mary Alice ber, Mrs. Pearl Mooney, who won- «,;,. reached nearly 17,000. a sister, Mrs. Eva W. Weagley of Rose Gizzi of Long Branch, and Onderdonk, Margaret Ryan and Program Committee dered why the school listed swim- ••;•'. The delegation expressed much S.P.C.A. agent, who alleged that Beaver Falls, Pa., and two brothers, The couple are now in New Eng- the bridegroom, who owns Ruscil's Cooper shot off the leg of a neigh- land on their wedding trip. The Gladys Nlederer. Robert. BUner, chairman, Philip ming trunks among its athletic ;•?-•• appreciation of the colonel's cour- Roy S. Morgan of Beaver Falls *nd furniture and art gallery at Red J. Bowers. equipment when no swimming ' tesles and in return tht colonel in- bor's cat. Clyde Morgan of , Pa. bride'a traveling costume was an Bank, Is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth meets were scheduled, si* vited the men to return, either ln- Gainer Ward of Newark was giv- aqua suit with white accessories. C. Ruscll of Long Branch. Trooper Is Taken Housing Commltkc She was one of the oldest mem- Courtlandt White, chairman, '• divldually or as a group, at any en a $1 0n» tor Improper parking bers of Embury Mtehodist church, The bride was given in marrlago £? time and he would make arrange- while Robert Murphy of Jersey Little Silver, a member of Red LAMBERTBOJT-MYATT by her brother, Leo J. Glzzl, and To Trenton Hospital Raymond B. Taylor, co-chairman, ENGINEER VACANCIES "f: ments to receive them. City, William Dingwell of Port Bank chapter, Order of the East- Miss June Lambertson, daughter wore a two-piece white pique dress State Trooper Walter R. Gawryla Horton B. Garrison, Raymond R. Several vacancies for engineer* •j';- The members of the Red Bank Monmouth and William J. Reynolds ern Star, and of Pride of Onward of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lambertson made with cape sleeves and a scal- of Walllngton, who is stationed at Lipplncott. with salary ranges from 13,737 to i'|;"Arn;}' Advisory committee present of East Kea'nsburg received sus- council, Sons and Daughters ot of Matawan, was married Friday to loped peplum. She wore a whito the Kcyport barracks, is in good Judges and Starting Barge $10,305, aro. available at th* Watson '}',:," on tht tour Included the Chairman,pended sentences on the same Liberty. William Myatt, Jr., son of Mr. and straw hat and carried a praycrbook condition this morning in St. Fran- William E. Rogers, chairman, laboratories of the Air Materiel •5K Enxley M. White, Superintendent of charge. with a marker of white orchids. cis hospital, Trenton, after being Public Works, Borough of Red Rev. Dr. F. A, DeMaris of the Mrs. William Myatt of Fair Haven. Thomas P. Doremus, Thomas Oop- Command at Eatontown, It was an- Little Silver Methodist church will A double ring ceremony was per- The bride's only attendant wns injured when his motorcycle struck slll. Jr., James Humpreys, Pierre nounced by the personnel division Bank; Thomas Irving Brown, Edi- officiate at tomorrow's services. In- formed at the Matawan Methodist her suiter, Mrs. Alexander D'Am- the rear of a truck on route 36 yes- of the local Air Force Installation tor and Publisher of the Red Bank Young Man Rescued terday. State police say that Pr(.al. William Wlkoff, James Wol- tel mint will be in Fair View ceme- church by Rev. Warren S. Layton. broslo of Long Branch, and the cott, Henry D, Wlckham. today. Register; Edward H. Conway tery. Trooper Gawryla's cycle hit the prominent in civic affairs; William At Port Monmouth Mrs. Emerson Llsk was organist. bridegroom's brother, Theodore H. Timers Committee For all grade's applicant* must The bride, who was given In mar- Ruscll of Long Branch, was best rear fonder of a truck' driven by Fluhr of the Texas Company; Rab- Jose Rodriguez, 23, of Crystal MBS. RACHEL LAVOHMN man. A wedding breakfast followed Louis Carotenuto, Jr., 25, ot Port James L. Endlcott, chairman; have completed successfully a bi Arthur Hershon of. Congregation Beach road, Port Monmouth, was riage by her father, wore a gown Monmouth, when the latter made Eric Greonleaf, Phelps Ingeraoll, standard professional engineering E'Nal Israel, and reserve officer of Mrs. Rachel Laughlin of Twin of white marquisette designed with at Rosevelt tea room,.Little Silver. 1 saved from drowning yesterday af- avenue, Highlands, died yesterday a. left turn without giving a hand Jack Arnold. curriculum leading to a bachelor * the Chaplain's Corps; Freeholder ternoon off Gibson beach by Joseph a fitted bodice and full skirt. Her The couple are on a wedding trip signal. degree in a college or unlvtrslty of Joseph C. Irwin of Irwin's Yacht at Ivy home, Middletown. Services fingertip length illusion veil fell to New England and upon their re- Patrol Committee Regan, Jr., and his son, Joseph Re- will be held Saturday In the A. J. The injured trooper was taken recognized standing, or have tour Works; Theodore J. Labrecque of gan, 3d, of Jackson Heights, L. I. from a tiara of white rosebuds. She turn will live at 804 Chelsea ave- Theodore D. Moore, chairman, years of progressive professional 'tho law firm of Parsons, Labrec- Smltli funeral home at Ocean City, carried a white Bible with a mark- nue, Long Branch, to Riverview hospital and later to Col. Charles D. Y, Ostrom, Comdr. engineering experience of such na- Rodriguez was swimming with a with John E. Day funeral home in er of white roses. tho Trenton hospital. Carotenuto v qu«. Canzona and Combs; Judge group of young men when he was Victor Fox, Comdr. James R. ture as to enable the applicant to •11 John L, Montgomery and David chaigc of interment in Petersburg Miss Shirley Morrell, maid of GORMAN—CARLSON was arraigned before Justice of Clatke, Jr., Comdr. A. Illch, Lict. perform successfully at a profes- «. W. Russell, President of the Red seized with a cramp about 100 Methodist cemetery in Capo May honor, wora a gown of blue mai the Peace George Jacobs for yards off shore, Mr, Regan and couiity, Mrs, Frances Gorman of High failure to give a hand signal H, A. Mister, Lieut. E. V. Bunting sional level. .{Bank Community Chamber of Com- qulsetto and carried a fan of pink lands, daughter of Philip Geffert of Douglas Brooks, Fred Giersch, W, his son made the rescue in a row- Mrs. Laughlin was born in Peters- and.was fined $2 when he pleaded Applicants are to report to th* In- Kv'merc*.- Other members of the com- boat and also took aboard two boys rosebuds. White Plains,' N. Y. and tho lato guilty. Raymond VanHorn, Donald Stone. terview and placement unit, WaUon vji'mlttee not present Include Charles burg, daughter of the late Stephen Bruce McCoach served as best Mt'4 Geffert, was married Saturday who had been trying to save Rod- and Margaret Reed Young. She i.i Chief Flagman Laboratories any day, Monday to !j?uR. English, Mayor of Red Bank; J. man, and the ushers were Fred to Charles Carlson, son of Mr, and William E. Willis. Friday, from 8:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. JjvR, Do Ridder, Buick distributor riguez. survived by a daughter, Mrs, Mar- Lloyd of Freehold, tho biido's cou Mm, John Carlson of Sea Bright, NECK BROKEN IN ACCIDENT JjiMsffr. Salvatoro DILorenzo, Catholic Mr, Regan is a police lieutenant garet Smith of Ocean City. sin, and Ernest Peterson, Ji\, of Tho ceremony waa performed by Geoi'Ro Smith of Matawan, 22, a trim Committee i;w'cleipyman; Harry Neuberger; Rev. in the homicide division in Brook- Matawan. Mayer Thomas Farrcll at Ma homo member of tho first aid squad Alfred J. Lippman, chairman, FINED AT KEYPOBT. lyn. HENRY TAYLOR *<, John A. Hayes, Proteatant clergy- A reception was held at the home in Ht« Bright. there, is. in critical condition at Huward Straus, Alexander H. Percy W. Sickles of Cliffwood _ti man; and J, Daniel Tulfcrr of Tuiler Aronson, Alfrod P. Boyce, Herbert ENTERTAINS AT BBIDGE Henry Taylor, 70, died last of tho bride'a parents, After a short The bride wore a beige afternoon Monmouth Memorial hospital as was charged with speeding on '^.Contiructlon Co., and Chairman of Thursday at his home on West Ber- wedding trip the couple will live at drees with brown accessories and tho result of Injuries suffered Aug- E. Edwards, Col. Garcia Valseca. First street, Kcyport, and was fined •p tho National Affaire Committee of Mrs, Howard Ungerer of Sunny- geu place, Red Bank, He is HUI- tho home of the bride's parents, an crchld corsage. Mrs. Ruth Uan. ust 3 when a car in which he was Kl'Klttratlon and Headquarters »8 by Recorder Jacobs last night. '•£• the Red Bank Chamber of Com- crest ontortained at luncheon and vlvod by his niece, Mi*. Althon telll ot Atlantic Highlands wns ma- riding- run off the road and over- Lucy J. Stone, chairman, Gladyt -•: morci, Mrs. Myatt is a graduate ot Mata- George D. Murphy, Jr., of Free- bridge yesterday. Her gueBts wore Brlddoll of Now York city, former- wan high school and is employed by tron of honor. She wore an uqua' turned on Main streot at the Fre- Gabriel, Irene Gabriel, Ann O'Con- hold, for passing a red llriit on Mrs. William Lomkuhl, Mrs, Ed- ly; ul Bolford. tils New Jersey Bell Telephone nmilno sllli drras nnil nlsu liml /in nemi railroad crossing. Mr, Smith nors, Holon O'Connors, i the beginnersund intermediate State. University of New Jersey. awards: Barbara Bonrdman, Susan wiis pierced hy ths shell. Mrs. Carotenuto la a Rutgers law stud- kel sales.. Besides table prizes, Thorne told police that her son, Ed- there will be 20 gift awards, con- Miss Catherine Gould Bourdman, Kdward Chad.vick, ent. 9 Dally Connor, John Connor, Robert ward, brought the shell home in Mrs. Thomas Pratt of Oyster tributed by county merchants. 1938 from a C.C'.C. namp in Call- Parents Night Final party arrangements will be Mis? Gould and Mr. Phillips are Dwycr. Jean Frlscla, Jano Holllter, Bay, New York, has moved to Red both graduates of Middletown Jou McGovern, Maryam Rice, Wal- foinia. She said the shell had been Bank and established her residence madp at a committee meeting Au- used as a toy and that the family gust 30. township high school. MISH Gould ter Scholl, Dick Schmidt, Edward at 42 Harding road. Is ft somor at Monmouth Memorial Schmidt and Walter Shinn. believed it v.-aa a "dud." Dr. Ray DeCarlo of Maple ave- At T Day Camp Oilier auxiliary members attend- hospital school of nursing. i\Ir. Tin second two-wenk serins will Hospital authorities reported the nue will return to his offVce Mon ing from this area were Mrs. Mau- Phillips attends Rutgers university, be concluded tomorrow. boys were in "fair" condition. day, after spending a week in Chi- Fun Variety Hour rico Schwartz of Red Bank, Mis. whcie lie Is a member of Thet.i Chi cago, where Mrs. DeCarlo and their M. n Laird of Matawan and Mrs. fruturnity. two children have been visiting Program Features William Hazelton of Atlantic High- Two ArrcHlcd Arnoiif—Tyluki with relatives for three weeks. lands. cmcut Told Joseph S. Applegate of Harding Community "Y" day camp held a Long Ili-imrh Plant In INIIUIIMTN Ituid road, has returned to his mechan "parents' night" last evening at the Mi. and Mrs. Michael Arnone of ical duties at the Red Bank Regis rear of the Community "V" build- Duinuged Hy Fire County detectives Tuesday noon L:nuon place, at a dinner party ter office, after enjoying his annual ing on Riverside avenue, where a Home Economies seized two suspects,'a large quan- thii week at thnir home, announced two weeks vacation. summer fun variety hour was en- Fire of uncictcrir.f'.icd origin u..m- tity of numbers slips nnd an un- thii tngaKenitnt of tllulr daughter, Mrs. John J. Travcrs of Leroy joyed by parents and day camp Start Sewing Now For School aged the one-story brick-walled dlsiloeed amount of cash when Mir:.) Christine Arnone, to Josepil place, is a patient at Monmouth members. Clothm plant of tho Jim Ann, Inc., Long they raided an alleged numbers Tyluki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Memorial hospital, where she un- Walter Scott, summer program The opening of school may still Branch, Tuesday night, resulting In bank at a private home in the Tyluki of Middletown township. derwent an operation for appendi- seem a ways off, but It's Just tho loss of more than $50,000 |n ma- Colcnlal Terrace section of Ocean Both Miss Arnone and Mr. Ty- director, made a few Introductory terials and causing an Indefinite township. citis last week. remarks and a word of welcome Mrs. Harry J. Keen around tho corner If you're going luki are lied Bank Catholic High Suzanne Jean Bond, daughter of was given by Marilyn Jordan, di- to make any of the clothes your layoff for 175 employees, Ficd Kudrcy was at the kitchen schoci graduates. The bridegroom- rector of the summer day camp. daughter will be wearing; thls\falt. The bui!£ing Is owned by the city of his home at 311 Belmont avenue nict served with the Army in th» Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Bond, of Pictured above is Mrs. Harry J. Keen, the former Hiss Mildred and leased to the clothing manufac- when tho raiding flarty entered. Woodside manor, silver Spring, Tho show program Included the Ethel Sellick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scllick of Leonardo, Valk over with her what clothes European theater. following: she needs. In deciding this, keep turers. George Sllbcrstcln, plant Prosecutor J. Victor Carton jald Other dinner guests wore Mr. Md.j celebrated her first birthday who was married Monday. August 9, to Harry J. Keen, son of Mr. manager, paid thnt the loss in water tho table was covered with num- Monday of last week at the home Peanut song: Peanut, Joseph and Mrs. Harry Keen of Atlantic Highlands. The ceremony, a in mind what is already on hand. and Mrs. Vincent Arnone, Mr. and Barberio; child, Barry Syers; doc- Plon for styles and colors which damage to materials and sports- bers slips. While detectives were Mrs. Flank Arnone, Miss Mary Ar- of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, nuptial mass, was performed by Rev. Thomas Frain at St. Agnes wear could easily exceed $50,000. In tho home, Thomas Crops o( Edward W. Wilby of Monmouth tor, Gene Graman; angel, Barbara church, Atlantic Highlands. will combine well with these and nor.e and Robert Ciambrone. Smock; devil, Darryln Smith. also other new ones that will be This loss docs not Include damage Neptune, arrived in a car. He was street. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Tho couple nro now making their home on Forrest avenue, to machinery. This was the second appiehendcd and after a search of Orvllle C. Borden, Mrs. Harold A. Shoo fly, entire group; dance by Rumson. added to the wardrobe. Tho girl Allege Freehold Man Davlson, Mrs. Louis Hoffman, Al Nancy Mackey and Joan Leldner. who can mix and mate her clothes firo In six years to stop operations tho man and the car additional vln and Bernard Hoffman, all of Wrestling match between Jerry is fortunate. She can give the ap- of the plant. slips were found. Kadrcy was White Bed Bank. Miss Marie Wilby, of Facinellt and Arthur Kaney. I pemanco of having a whole closet ehm-KCd with operating a numbers Little Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Girl acrobatics by Joan Leldner. Know Your Government {full ot garments, when in reality Aslmry Park bank and Cross was charged with Harry Schibanoff, a Freehold Griffiths and daughter, Carol Jean, Dancing Joe Stunt. Farm News THE WINNER she may only have a few well- possession of numbers slips. Each township chicken farmer, Is report- (By the Medical Society chosen ones. wati released In $2,500 ball by Jus- ed to have successfully smugg'.cd of Swampridge, Little Silver; Mr. Boxing match between Richard Ever wish you were a successful Bryan Music Teacher tice of the Peace Karl Smith of Mikhail Ivanovlch Samarln, 40- and Mrs. John A. McDermott of Gray and Marvin Graman. of New Jersey) contestant on one of those quiz Cnoose patterns carefully. Get tho light size for your daughter's Frank A. Bryan, director of the Freehold. Tho men await grand year-oid Soviet school teacher cut Teaneck, Mrs. Albert Osborn and Woody Woodpecker song by en- Botulism Is an evil-sounding lit- shows with the big prizes? July action. of New York in a wagon to avoid ion, Jimmy, of Long Branch and tire group, with Darryl Smith in The most consistent winner of measurements. And be sure the Bob Ebcrlc, Jr. Memorial and Mu- the character role. tle word which stands for one of style will be becoming and suitable tual bands, was appointed instruc- his being caught hy secret Red Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Bond. the most deadly diseases known to these and many other dollar pro- agents. Tho crooked mouth family: Ma, ducing events is your Uncle Sam, for Its intended use. There are tor of instrumental music fov the Disaster Claims Jack Waterbury, son of Rolston man The nnmo is dorlvcd from the many styles from which to choose. Asbury Park school system by the Allegedly working with White Waterbury of Riverside Gardens, Kay Phillips; Pa, Louis Ivins; Sue, tax collector. Don't look now, but Barbara Barberio; Zeke, Arthur Clostridium Botulinum—a germ The extremely full skirt has had board of education Tuesday night. Russian agents. Mr. Schibanoff is Weit Front street, left this week widely distributed in the soil he is the man with his hand out Tola. $310,332 reputed to have driven to New Kaney; Skit, Jogb Amtonoclo. to collect a share of the winnings, Its day, but a modified fullness is Mr. Bryan was music instructor at for Del Rio, Tex., for training with throughout the earth, which pro- here to stay. Even newer than the the high school six years, resign- Claims totaling $310,332 have York Friday night nnd returned to the Army Air forces. Songs by the entire group, "Com- ducer a poison 300 times more regardless of who the champion is. ing 'Round the Mountain;" ".Work- fu'l skirt Is one which ia straight ing ir, 1015. been Hied by survivors of the cap- Freehold early Saturday morning Mrs. Tony Mazzucca of Silverton powerful than strychnine and 10,- When Jack J. Adams of Hunt- looking, but which has hidden full- with Samarln, hi3 school teacher ing on the Railroad" and "Smile ing! on, West Virginia, won $7,300 Mr. Bryan, who ie to be released sizing of the fishing boat, Para- avenue, Little Silver, was awarded Away Your Troubles." 000 times more powerful than po- ness from deep pleats. Back full- frnt'i his contract with the Brad- mount V, in the Mannsqunn inlet wife and three children. Samarin the weekly prize offered Fridays by tassium cyanide. in rrize money recently by giving ness in skirts is popular, too. and his wife, who surrendered into Craft display. ths right answers in a musical ley Beach school board, where he nnd by persons representing those Red Bank- chapter of Hadassah. The day camp concludes tomor- The bite of a cobra is deadly, but taught two years, will replace 12. who lost their lives In the tragedy the protective custody Of American Mrs. Benjamin Ashin, president, is ths bite of botulism that may lurk quifc. he had to shell over an esti- Separate skirts with plenty of agents Sunday, aro scheduled to ap row a successful six-week season. mated $1,178.82 to the tax collector. blbuecs and sweaters are always Paul Giorsch, who resigned to take December 16. it was announced this in charge of the project. in a jar of home-canned string good choices) for school. So Is the a position as supervisor of school week by David Goldstein, special pear in Washington before Rep Misses Blanche and Kathryn Til team on the pantry shelf may be Similarly, the Champion "Yank Karl E. Mundt's national spy inves ces' thought they won the lion's classic shirtmakcr dress, and those music at Freehold. commissioner designated to receive ton of South street are on a motor 20 times as poisonous as the cobra. with the new, yet old fashioned claims. tigation. trip to New Hampshire. Your Garden The' Clostridium Botulinum is share of the prize money, as well as Baseball's World Series last sea- look, ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Largest claim filed was for $75,- Mr. and Mrs. Nick Romano of By Charles H. Connor: nurtured in vegetables. Unless 000. Deadlinu for Jlllng claims was SKA BRIGHT VISTORS these vegetables are thoroughly son. It develops, however, that When choosing the fabric, read Announcement has been made of Shrewsbury avenue are parent* of Rutgers University the pattern envelope carefully to midnight Monday. The Paramount Mr. and Mra. William Lindeman a daughter bom Sunday at Mon- cool:cit and aseptically handled in about $614,000 of the proceeds went the engagement of Miss Dorothy Final sowings In the vegetable Into the U. S. Treasury in tho form know how much to buy. For plaid J. Dixon, Ocean avenuo, East V capsized at tho mouth of tho of Sea Bright were hosts Sunday mouth Memorial hospital. gardens should be made promptly. the process of canning, the Ciostrl materials remember to allow an Manasquan Inlet when it was struck to P.ev and Mrs. H. P. Folger, Jr, Police Officer and'Mrs. William diiini Botulinum may survive the of taxes. Kcancburg, daughter of Wilfred Beeta sown now will not make Playgoers paid an estimated $15,- extra half yard for matching the J. Dixon of Jersey City and broadside by a wave. Of the 16 per- and their children, Harry, Thom- Brooks have moved from Elm largo roots, but they will be fine process and culture itself in the fllaiti. Select a fabric that suits the sons aboard, seven lost their lives. as nnd Jean Ann; H. P. Folgcr. Sr., plan) to 19 Leroy place. safe haven of the scaled can. Since 000,000 over a five-year period to tho late Mrs. Marie Dixon, to Har- for tops and the little beeta an see the recent outstanding musical pattern and will be becoming to the old Oches, Jr., of Thompson ave- and Mrs. James Searles of New Mtaa Judy Finelli of Maple ave- Inch or so In diameter are fine eat- thin germ resists considerable 1 wearer. BOY'S LEG Hl'KNED Brunswick, P.cv. Mr. Folger, for nue and Miss Jean Sweeney of Fair amounts of heat, a thorough pre- comedy success, "Oklahoma nue, East Keansburg, son of Mr. ing. Lucky backers of the show received Soft tweeds lend themselves well and Mrs. Harold Ochcs, Sr. David Uedfcrn, 11, of Crock road, me pastor here, Is now serving Haver, are vacationing on Nantuc- Spinach sown up to August IS cooklng Is necessary for safe home canning. son.e of this, but the Federal Gov- to both suits and classic dresses, Keansburg, was admitted to Mon- tho Glcndale Methodist church at ket Island, Mass. They are staying wiil give at least young (riant* to Many of them are lightweight so Everett, Mass. at the Harbor house. ernment netted nearly $3,000,000. mouth Memorial hospital Friday harvest. This crop requires about Since 1899, there have been 281 Most .consistent contributors to dresses made from them are soft Colt's Neck with third degree burns of the Mr. and Mrs. Byron Davidson of 90 days to mature. If spinach has recorded outbreaks of botulism, of as well as tailored in appearance. New York- city, formerly of Red Un<:le Sam's treasury, however, are Tilt Colt's Neck Reformed church right, leg from tho knee to the an- BIDS WANTED. been grown on the soil previously, which 267, or more than 90 per the millions of America's wage Con'.uroy or velveteen in dark rich kle, Ho fell into a kerosene fire Bank, were In town Tuesday, visit- use Virginia Savoy, as this is re- cent, were due to home-canned colori are good for the Victorian will hold services at 11 a. m., with Scaled bids for alterations to stage ing relatives and friends. They are earners and producers, even as you the sermon being delivered by Ju'y 22, the hospital reported. His will be received by the Little Silver eislant to yellows. Generally, foods. More than one-third of these ana I. They pay over 30 billion dol type of dress and dark calico cot- condition is reported as good. Hoard of Education not later than S:0U •pending a week at Asbury Park. Bloomsdale Savoy will prove satis- outbreaks of botulism have been ton prints are ideal for the more gutst minister, Rev. Kenneth How- I*. M.. Daylifrht Saviny Time, Wednes- Miss Emily Edwards, daughter of lars annually in individual and cor- ard of Now York city. Miss Eliza- day, August 18, 111 18, at Markhara I'lac factory. chargeable to string beans, which poration income taxes to the Fed- casual dross. School. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Edwards Is the most frequently contaminat- beth Matthews will bo at the or- ON VACATION Seed of head lettuce may now be eral Government. Wool or worsted jerseys are an gan Edwin M. Close of Little Silver Specification for bids may be receive of Kaddon Park, is spending two sown or plants set out. If the soil Is ed o! all home-canned foods. I*, ali goes to prove that you can't excellent choice for tichool dresses, from the District Clerk at her home any work* with her aunt, Mrs. H. R. Botulism is essentially an intoxl Tho Reformed church and Sun- Is enjoying a two weeks' vaca- day between l'J:0O A. M. and, 4 I'. M dry when sowing the seeds, moisten escape Uncle Sam, tax collector. particularly now that many of day-school picnic, postponed last Kdwin M. Close of Lovctt ave L). S. T. Cellar*, of Delaware, Ohio. It vith starter solutiori. cation—that is to say a poisoning The Hoard reserves the right to re-, Mia* Alice Garvey of NuUwamp "Instead", says the New Jersey them tend to stretch loss than in week because of inclement weath- nu5 Is enjoying a two weeks' vaca- If you are growing sweet corn, —rather than an Infection. It at- Taxpayers Association, "the most past years. Wool flannels In plain, ject any or all bids and to waive I road has returned home from a vis tack*] from one to two days after er, will be held tomorrow. Trans- tion from his duties at the Hanson protect It now against the late effective thing the taxpayer can do striped or plaid designs are most portation will leave the church at VanWinkle-Munnlng company at . it with friends in Cohasset, Massa- brood of European corn borer. Dust eatir.R poisoned food. The patient's ulINC0| chusetts. Her sister, Miss Ann Gar- about tax bills, whether they be alii active for separate skirts. 9:30 a. m. Matawan. thoroughly into the funnels of temperature, drops and the nervous Federal, State or local, is to con- When making these fall'clothes, District C!er«. vey. has returned from a motor system is affected with double Monmouth County Surrogate'^ Office. leave*, the tassels and the place centrate his fire power against un- alter the pattern If necessary, cut There is still time to divide and trip to New Hampshire. where the leaves join the stems. vision and difllculty in swallowing. The optimum pH for most crops In the matter of the estate of Car necessary government spending at out the garment accurately and do is 6.5. replant iris. mela I'iconc (also known as Moll» Mr. and Mrs. John A. Henry and Commercially, either Ryanla or 1 General weakness develops and Washington, Trenton, or town hall. a good job of fitting. Then tha ac- i'icone), deceased. Notice to creditor! - son have returned from Rhode is per cent rotenone is used, as these paralysis of the breathing appara- "And", adds the Association, "this tual sewing will be a pleasant and to iresent claims affainst estate. land to spend the remainder of give some control of smut. DDT tus. Pursuant to the order of Dorman Me- their vacation with Mr. Henry's is done most effectively by the tax- rewarding task. Facldin, Surrosate of the County of M dust, 3 to 8 per cent, will also con- Botulism is fatal in 65 per cent payer who organizes with his Pitching Tips and Thrills mouth, made on the ninth day of Au- parents, Mr. and Mrs, John F. Hen- trol corn borer, but ha» no effect of cases in the United States. neighbors for the purpose of Gives Summer Ileclpes For New Kusl, 11M.S, on the application of Jaci ry of John street, before returning upon smut. To safeguard the family against rfonkin, sole executor of the estate of to Maracaibo, Venezuela. achieving better, government at Potato Dishes Cr.rmela i'icone (also known as Molly Ccrn borer attacks also some this dreaded condition, not only less cost". Your Pitches'—Brecheen 1'icone), deceased, notice is hereby given Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Frlck of must one observe the greatest pre- Potatoes may not seem like sum- flowering plants—gladiolus, zinnias, mer fare, but it's surprising how to the creditors of said deceased to tx- Wallace street returned home Sat- dahlias. For these-, DDT dust Is caution in preserving or canning OLD-FASHIONED APPLE By FltANK ECK hibit to the subscriber, sole executor, urday from a motor trip to Maple foodc, but all home-canned foods they're missed if they're not served us aforesaid, their debts uml demand) the thing to use, as it controls also DUMPLINGS at a meal. Of course, they'll want AP Ncw»fcature» Sport* Editor r.yuinst the said estate, under oath Crest, N, Y., in their new Mercury. thr'ips, leafhoppers and many other should be thoroughly cooked again (Recipe Serves Four) within six months from the date of th« Craig Drake of Delray Beach, ju>it before they are served. to be served summcr-fashlon-in afcresaid order, er they will be forever insects. However, it Is of no effect Vk cups flour salads and soups, either hot or Fla,, Is visiting his sister-in-law In against spider mite, so, In addition, >,i teaspoon salt H.ARRY EIUSwIlEEN, more commonly known as "The Cat," says barred nf their actions therefor agn!n«t New Canaan, Conn,, and will spend cold, and creamed, (mrslied or the f-aid subscriber. on dahlias use the tetraethylpyro- FORTY PLUS FINDS JOBS. 1(4 teaspoons baking powder home-fried. "hiding the pitch" is very Important to becume a bin leuguu winner. Dated: l-'rcehold, N. J., August sin, a few days with his sister, Mrs. phntphate as well. Vi cup milk (about) 1!HS. Marlon D. Moss of Shrewsbury ave- Forty Plus clubs, through which The new potatoes from our Jer- "There are quite a few coaches In the big leagues who can call your JACK SONKIN. For red spider on Blue Spruce, 4 tart apples, pared and cored • 2S Major Appleby Road, nue, Red Bank before his return us? & summer apray oil. Look out j older unemployed executives' help sey growers are especially suited pitch," says Erechcen. "Charley Drcssen of the Yankees is about the 2 tablespoons butter or margar- to these summer dishes. They are best. Some good hitters won't take signs from the coaches but those Ardsley. New York. South. for lace bug on cotoneaaters, azal- I each other to get jobs, have had an ine Daniel S. Weiitand. Esn., Mrs. Allen McLeod, a teacher at eas and,so on. Thorough spraying admirable success in their first ten plentiful now, and will be through who do can cause you a pack of trouble' Kcd Bank, New Jersey. Vi cup sugar the fall. And with food prices high, Proctor. River street junior high school, with DDT, either the 50 per cent years. During their short time be- % teaspoon cinnamon who is spending the summer at Se- fore the war, they grew to more potatoes are excellent buys for the wet table powder or the 38 per cent Make a soft but not sticky food value they supply. Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. I attle, Wash., gave a travel lecture emulsion prepared for spraying than 35 in the United States and dough. Roll out on a floured In the matter of the estate of HenrM at the meeting of the Overseas plants, will control this pest. Re- spread to Canada, London, and f ut to preserve that food value, Flood, Jr., deceased. Notice to credit board one-quarter inch in thick- cook potatoes in the jackets— tors to present claims uKain.st estate. Wives club in a Seattle Y.W.C.A. member that It feeds on the lower Paris. During the war, when all ness. Cut four squares. Place an recently. The lecture was illustrat- available executives were put to whether they arc to be served Pursuant to the order of [Jorman U6 surface of the. leaves. apple on each. Mix butter or mar- creamed, parslicd, hash-browned Faddin, SurroKate of the County of Mon. ed with motion pictures taken by The late blight on tomatoes is work, many of the Forty Plus or- mouth, made on the twelfth day of Julyl garine, sugar, and cinnamon and or in salads. And If you cook more 1U4S. on the application of Thomai ST Mrs. McLeod on her thrlps through widely distributed in the southern ganizations faded out, but now they nil center of fruit. Bring opposite various sections of the United part of New Jersey. Up until re- have made a comeback to 25 or 30. than needed at one meal, store Field. Jr., Retina executor of the esta States, Mexico and Canada. Mrs. corners of squares together over them unpeclcd in the refrigerator of Henry Flood, Jr., deceased, notice.Il cently, there had been no authentic Th« first, Forty Plus of New Eng- top. Pinch together. Bake at 350 to keep their food value, hereby given to the creditors of aalil McLeod will return to Red Bank In casm in Northern New Jersey. land, set up a pattern widely fol- deceased to exhibit to the subscriber! September. degrees for 20 minutes. Pour cup acting executor, as aforesaid, thel| Commercial growers are following lowed. This original unit devoting of boiling water around dumplings HOMK ECONOMICS BRIEFS debts and demands ngntnst the laid eej John M. Welch of Riverside ave- a program of spraying or dusting itself to men above 40 has now a and bake 40 minutes longer. tate, undrr oath, within tix montkr nue, linotype operator at the Red with copper, so the disease is being membership averaging from SO to Keady-to-eat cereal is likely to from the dnte of the aforesaid crdcrl Bank Register plant, is enjoying his get limp, those hot, sultry days, but or they will be forever barred of thtttf] kept under control. It would be 88 years. Between 1938 and 1943 TOMATOES AMBASSADOR actions therefcr against the said su> annual vacation. well for the home gardener to pro- it placed 705 in employment, and It's not difficult to bring back its sorlber. • Mr. and Mrs, Albert Kruzen and (Recipe Serves Four) crlsjmess, Just heat a heavy nkil- - .. J vldo himself with copper fungicide, since Its revival in 1946 another 125. 2 large tomatoes Datedl Freehold. N. J,, July 12. 1H children of Port Richmond, Staten In cast an outbreak should occur. et, pour In the cereal to a depth of THOMAS S. FIELD. J«W Many of the openings it found paid 3 tablespoons butter or margar- about one Inch. Turn off the heat, Bracheen, only southpaw ever to Middletown. N. J. Island, have been visiting Mrs. from $4,000 to $7,500. Its filing sys- Messrs. Quinn, Doremui, McCut : Kruien's brother and family, Mr. ine cover, and let stand till cool. This win three games in one World's Governor Drlscoll On Mend tem lists 10,000 companies. Each Salt and pepper Series, says Andy Pafko of the k Russell, and Mrs. Henry Kosman and chil- member is given 20 concerns a takes about ten minutes, says Mrs. Chicago Cubs gives him the most 73 Broad Street, dren of Newman Springs road. Governor Drlscoll, who under- 1 cup chopped cooked spinach Lorna K. White, Home Agent. Red Bank, N. J. week to call on, and goes out to 2 slices crisp bacon, chopped trouble but quickly adds that Proctor«. Townley P. Sayre of Monmouth went operation August 3 for re- uncover a place for himself, or Beach, who is learning the printing moval of his gall bladder, was re- 4 eggs, poached When getting greens ready for sometimes every hitter bothers someone else. Half of the jobs 2 tablespoons flour summer salads or for cooked him. Monmouth County 5uiri>j»te'» Ofllct. I trade Id ffie mechanical department ported out of oed Tuesday for the come In by telephone. Membership In the matter or the estate ot Frednrj of The Register, la on his annual first time. Ho is recuperating In l'.i cups milk .'ns, never soak them. Lift "I make most of the good hitters lck William Barker, deceased. Notlci is limited to CO. As soon as one Grated Parmesan cheese tht m from the water to'free them vacation. Presbyterian hospital, Philadelphia, man locates a post, he steps out to go for my screwball," says The to creditors to present claims .- Mr. and Mrs. John W. Griggs of where the operation was performed. Cut tomatoes in half and scrape from sand and grit. Cat. make room for another, out seeds and core. Season with ruriunnt to tho order of Dor man Mel Itidgewood are parents of a son Like old friends, potatoes ate r'nddin, Surrocnte of the County ot MonJ horn Wednesday, July 8, at Pator- RETURN HOME Such Intelligent, organized self- salt and pepper, rod with ono ta- You've got to know the hitters. mouth, rrnido on the l'Jth day of Julif help is needed even in times of high blespoon butter or margarine and sometimes treated with less respect Study thorn whenover you can and 194S, on tho application of Con(r«J son general hospital. The baby has Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dalley and than they deserve. Rcmcmoer, Walter Barker, the solo executor of thl been named Daniel Warren. Mrs. employment—especially for people bake at 400 degrees five minutes. to tholr weakness. A estate of Frederick William Darker, dtf children of Brooklyn have returned along in years who don't want or Meanwhile, melt additional butter spuds yield good food values. They pitcher who has really-great stuff Orlggs Is the former Miss Mary home after spending a week with cea3ed, notice is hereby given to tn< Katherlne Warren, daughter of can't afford to quit working when or margarine in sauce pan, remove aro adaptable, tasty teammates to can get by a lot easier than tho creditors of said deceased to exhibit ti Mrs. Dnilcy's brother-in-law and still highly efficient. For Instance, rom fire nnd add flour, mixing to othoi foods, And they help stretch pitcher who has just a fair fast the subscriber, sole executor, ai-nfor«| Judge and Mrs. John Warrnn of sister, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Clay of x said,- their debts and demands nuninir Still Pond farm, Middlctown town- approximately £211,000 persons over a smooth paste. Return to ttamc, sorro foods in short supply. ball and a curve." the Kiiitl estate, under uath, within ill Lexington avenue and First street, 65, who are insured and eligible to add milk, salt and pepper to taste munths from the date of tha nforcsala ship. Mr. Griggs is assistant -state Fair Haven. Wear nylon stockings plenty Brcchecn, though 33, Is having a order, or they will be forever barred ^ol draw the old-nge insurance of the and stir until sauce has thick- their action! therefor aealnst thtl»' attorney general and practices law larjrt—maybe a half size longer in j government are not doing so be- nod. Fill cavities in tomatoes good season, In the last four years subscriber. " in ITackensack, BONUS MADE PERMANENT the foot than you usod to wear. he has won at least in games for Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Adams cause they hnve chosen to continue with spinach, Placo a pouched Dated: freehold, N. J., July 19, l«* employed, The longer tho able man egg on top of each and cover all They will wear longer and bo more tho Heel Birds hut never in ore than CONFKK1) WAI.TKK DARKE' of Little Rock, Ark,; oro'visiting The Freehold township school comfortable. 16. He may win 20 this year. US Haneo Itoad. Mr. Adams' mother, Mrs. Wllllnm board Monday night voted to mako and woman who wishes to, can with tho cream sauce. Sprinkle l-'nlr Haven. New Jtriey. Adams of Front stret. Rev. Mr. a present $360 yearly bonus a JJCI- keep on working, tho hotter for top with PnrmoBan chocso nnd Pi event mildew by t horoisg'.ily Ills biggest thrill wns boutlns !*•'"" Tal-ioiis, L..lireci|Ui, , Adams, whn la pastor of the Little mniitnt part of the base pay for them anil thn lieilm' for everybody, bake ut 400 degree* 10 minutes or drying nil nrtlclcs to ho put in tho IIARKV HltrX'IIUUN (hn Bnulon Red Sox tlirca times In'u.dB Rock Presbyterian church, will de- the township's dozen teachers, —Tht Christian Science Monitor, until cheese Is brown. hamper until wash day. Ainu lor 20 tht 1948 World Scries, rro'etori. > Four BED BANK REGISTER, 'AUGUST 12, 194S Attending Red CroM Course Genovete Case CAMERA FANS Postponed At Rumson Antique Lamps That Qlow A charge of careleas driving filed by Police Capt. William Zerr of the With the Qlow of Yesterday Rumson police against Vito Geno- Sale of Photographic Equipment vese, SO, of Ocean boulevard, At- The class lamps, silver bowl, brass Rayo, hanging lamps, Gone- lantic Highlands, was postponed With-thc-Wind, the kerosene well, pottery lamps, gas lights, lan- 4KS Pacrmakrr - -1x5 Speed Graphic • 4x5 one week Monday night. terns; all may be had, some electrified, some for you to fix, at Holds mm According to Capt. Zerr, Genovese prices that will suit. Meridian—all roiujilcle with range finder, flash was driving a 1948 Buick sedan on for Candlelight, you will find a varied assortment—pairs of wood, gun, elc. Rumson road Sunday evening when glass, silver, English Beehive, Chinese Tracery, Venetian dolphins, the car got out of his control and Staffordshire, individual brasses, candelabra, to accent the balance food than knocked down a light standard. of a well-arranged grouping. Se- Argue C-3 Camera • Dejur Enlarger, 4x5 The car continued and knocked lect what you need, at fair prices. down SO feet of hedge on the estate The big white barn is loaded with Many Other§—See Want Ad lection for Ihlingi. of Edward Folker, the former Mary many other antiques, useful and I. Rlker estate. The car was dam- appropriate. aged and taken to Bowser's garage PAN PHOTO SERVICE in Sea Blight. The driver was not injured. Genovese told police he At tht OM NohRM Urn 157 Bvoail Street, Red Bank, N. J. was forced off the road by another ESTHER V. MABTIN Phone 6-4303 car. Bout* M, Holmstel Boyi can make pocket money by »t\\~ See. rhoM H. B. MM1-W Inn Tin BtslsUr.—Advartiwsent, rictured above arc four member! Ttuy sre, left to right, Arthur Mar- of various Monmouth county Jun- tin of- Atlantic Highlands nigh One*Way Minds! ior American Red Cross groups, school; John Theurkauf, Red Bank l.'ilklnf, to a Hud Clous representa- Catholic High school; Miss Joan We admit there arc two tive at the ten-day leadership train- Orr, Freehold High school, and ing course now being conducted at Walter Dlngwall, Rumson hljh ways to "•»" Auto ataiiatort: WUIcsley college, Wellesley, Mut, school. RE-UPHOLSTERING Our method and the "hurry- the appellate division of the new up" way. Our way *av«i you superior court as a matter of right. DONE IN OUR OWN SHOP IN ASBURY PARK Legislators Meet Filing of an appeal automatically money in the cad—very often stay* the price fixing order con- BY EXPERTS in the front-end—where your cerned. Have your old suite restyled. White's crafts- Next Tuesday Preient appeal procedure in- men have the experience of many, many expensive motor lit! volves application to the State Milk years. They have that finesse, style and Session To Last Control board. Court appeals are flair far detail you will appreciate. provided, but their issuance has 1. Esp*rt WorkBuashit About Three Weeks been discretionary with the courts. I. SsriBta Re-IM X rrssae sU-glu** Trenton, N. J., August 12—(AP). Bingo Hearing Held 4. Sprint* Restarts* Where Neceawirjr RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS Protestant church groups led a I. New Dnt Clathi The legislature will reconvene next (, rrssse Bettaisbed 113 W. Fri.nt St. Red Ban!:, N. J. Montluy in what Is expected to be fight against legalization of bingo at a hearing Tuesday. 7. Suite Kmtyled When remlble R. B. 6-1177 a brief, hut fruitful, session. I. Sell* Sterilised „,,.„ w After a conference early this The Protestant faction opposed a t. We Uad You Furailure While T.ur proposal fnr having the legaliza- Bslle Ia Helar RwpholnUrei week with state Republican lead- U. gglU CsIM Fer an* Delivered at Ne H*4>l ibaw> HJ-11 J ers, acting Governor John M. Sum- tion issue submitted to the voters meril! (R—Salem) said the icsiion in a November referendum. By Eitra CMt fighting the plan,' the Protestants 299" would last about three weeks. Dur- $79 ing that time, he said, the lawmak- drew a battle line between them- DAVENPORT 50 ers will complete reorganization of selves and the Catholic and veter- •it* One CHAM ""$209.75 the state government, set up a toll ans' organizations that favored the "All the _ road authority, provide a $60,000,- referendum. It's rtally big! It's new I It's OOu bond issue for welfare and ed- Speaking In a crowded house of ucational institutions, and act on assembly, opponents of bingo called USE WHITE'S EASY PAYMENTPLAN world's loaded with exclusive fea- bingo, a veterans' bonus and judi- tho game "morally wrong, econom- furei and gives you more cial reform. ically unsound and socially destruc- food storage ipace than ever Allhoiu.h Sunimeiill's discussion tive." btfore In the tame kitchen of this ageuUu was limited to those Pro-bingo forces said bingo was a stage" area. Has Meter-Miser mech- items, it is believed the legislature an innocent way to pass time and anism, large Super-Freeier will also act on judicial pensions, made it possible for charitable or- milk control, fire safety laws for ganizations to raise thousands of Chen, Foil-Width Hydrotor... hotels and a number of vetoed dollars for worthy causes. They and many other features, bills and nominations, attacked what they called "hypo- critical gambling laws" that permit Under the proposed reorganiza- betting at race tracks bul ban bin- WITH A TELE§ET* tion program, the legislature muit go under church and veteran spon- sti'.l set up departments of Agricul- sorship. ture, Education, Administrative, Procedure, Health, Law and Public Leading the campaign against The world'* finest Urgc-scrccn, direct-view leleviiion Keener, JERSEY CENTRAL Safety, Labor and Industry, Con- bingo was .the N. J. Council of Churches, an organization repre- ...»lui luperb f .M radio, standard radio, shortwave and auln. servation and Development and State. senting 95 per cent of the Protest- •Hie rccnril playrr...all in one magnificent eabjnet. Inram- ant churches in the state. Spokes- APPLIANCE CO. Summerill staid legislative lead- parable Icclinieal rraftsmanship in • choice «f liven man tor the group was Henry Reed era still favored the Education de- Bowen, General Secretary of the SLIPCOVERS cabineti. See and hear them at... partment bill that givea power of council. 76MonmouthSt.,R«IBank appointing the state commissioner Ry White'* |»perts lit Our Own She*! to the governor; Educators have After the hearing, Assemblyman demanded that the appointments Reuben H, Helflln

Definitely the sensation for Fall and Milk Developments Two major developments In the SERVICE Winter is this Donby exclusive covert milk control light broke early this week on the eve of the legislature's PAINTING boxcoot with wool zip-in lining. Wear summer session. First, Health department officials it without lining in cool Autumn put themselves on record as op- posed to the section of the newly- weather. Zip in the warm lining drafted Dixon Milk bill that trans- fer.] sanitary inspection of milk WE DISTRIBUTE against wintry chill. Smart swing back, from Health to the Agriculture de- partment, go'rt yoke, modified Barrymo/e collar. Then, Senator C. Wesley Arm- strong (R—Mercer), Chairman of In black, grey, green or red. Sizes tho joint legislative committee on Reorganization, disclosed that the PURE GUM SPIRITS 10 to 16. Agriculture department bill pro- vides for a simplified method of appealing from milk control deci- OF sions. The main purpose of the meas- ure to be introduced by Assembly- TURPENTINE man Amos F, Dlxon (R—Sussex) Is abolition of state price fixing on the retail level, The inspection transfer Is a subordinate provision. Although Commissioner Daniel Bergsma 'said he would not com- 39.95 ment ..on the Dlxon bill until he 75.* saw it, other health officials said this moasure would make the safe- (In Your Container) SHOP UtillA V ty of consumers second to supply and price considerations. 'TIL, • P, M. Dlxon disagreed, Sanitary stand- FULL LINE OF FINE QUALITY WALLPAPERS ards, he said, would continue to be llxctl by the Health department un- CONSULT US FOR YOUR DECORATIVE PROBLEMS der his plan, but the Inspsctors USI OUR would be under jurisdiction of the UY-A.WAV PLAN Agriculture department, He de- clared the bill wns in line with re- organization measures for other departments. COLORITE CO. AlioAt "Tho Health department ,ls doing; it rotten job of inspection anyway," ho auid. "Uninspected milk Is com- VOGELS ing into the state and all you have "JUST A SHADE DIWERESr* to do to get a permit is apply," LONO IRANCH The appeal phase of milk con- trol was revealed Tuesday by Arm- PAINTS — WALLPAPERS — ARTISTS' MATERIALS IXCIUUVKY OUM uln

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Oeorge 3. Nelson The Notre Dame graduate attend- ed St. Cecilia'f high school in Enj;]c wood for three yean and then fxtrfl Fan€ •pent his senior year in and gradu- ated from Red Bank Catholic high Spaghetti 2 ".1" 29c FOWL y u> 49c school, elui of 1941. He will re Large size, 4 to 6 lbs. overage. An Acme feature. teive a bachelor of science dcj:ce Oxford *) 18-ot. from Notre Dame's College ol Irand Commerce, having majored in Baked Beans 27c finance and accounting. VEAL in***™* ib 59c Mr. Nelson served in World War leef—Vcol—Fork £1 Serve Acme milk-fed veal for a change! It for three years out. He was a con bomber pilot in the European thea- Wilson's Mor ter. He entered service as an avia- tion cadet, being commissioned o With •orbecu* Sauce Prime Cut Rib Roast fc 79c tecond lieutenant after eight 14-oi. con First six ribs. Acme Sav-U-Trim removes much surplus fat and bone. months. H« was assigned aa pilot Oscar Mayer Weiners Ale with the B-M Marauders. He was awarded the Air Medal with five TMI MIUCU oak leaf clusters and .t he Presiden- Spam MAT 47c Asco Coffee £, 43c .ISi* Eviscerated Chickens ROASTING "> 69c tial Unit citation. While overseas M Vif> RICHED BLEND. Ground fresh to your order. READY FOR THE PAN! Tender, delicious, a real treat! Featured ot all Acmes this weekend! he was promoted to first lieutenant, Frankfurters *X? ?„' a rank he now holds in the Officers' eul S£ Ideal Coffee V.7.; *'" 53c • 35c Reserve. He is married to the for- Hamburgers »« '•-— Chuck Roast Beef T »69c Plate Beef mer Miss -Alice Mielgrew.of Provi- U|M «*'*• HEAVY BODIED. Tops them all! Try it! Fresh Ground Beef »75c dence R. I. :.,•.:;.' Tuna Fish ** *» m fl« Wincrest Coffee..* 40c ',T Rib Lamb Chops -89c ; Breast of Veal »39c Eaton town Lodge ::: V White Vinegar "* £rt M.]4C LIGHTER BODIED, vigorous taste. Ground to order. Shoulder Lamb Chops H>Mi 2- 15c Honors Mrs. Wagner. Cider Vinegar *"•,* ^, 7C ™»" ICQ 4-ai. p«|. S>OC ajlif. JIC Smoked Cala Hams Dill Pickles A reception was given for Mrs. H)IM IMAl tata for Chtto Cora Wagner, state vice councilor, Stuffed Olives ,*.. i^w25c Tea Bags .ft; 15c A 43c Sliced Bacon Franks » » at a meeting of the Sons and rieitNiei< r Daughters of Liberty which \va* Dill Pickles "^ .„, 29c Films °T, ; 25c £> 29c £u 37c End Cut Pork Chops Bologna held at the Eatontown Methodist tt church Monday. Sweet Mixed Pickles ,T CAMMIt Lamb for Stew Liverwurst Mrs. Wagner was escorted to the 29c Marshmallows L... 31c AitoniD rostrum by Mrs. Florence' Dean, POUND Mrs. Dorothy Davis, Mri. Ruth Fresh Butts Meat Loaves Lewis, Mrs. Mildred Magathan, 7-Minute Keebler Mr*. Madelaine Dangler, Mrs. K#jy Cram* Sandwich Katherlne Snyder and Mrs. Oea- Cocoanut Pie tritt Wells. MIRS Margaret Wagner Cookies and Mrs. Ruth Brand presented their mother to the chairman of Mix ,::c 26c 7u/cy California the tvening. The committee in I"C chaige of the introduction cere- money was composed of Mrs. Edith Evaporated Milk" Ml 2 duced. A solo in Mrs. Wagner's Educator Crax ,1!^ 27c honor was sung by John Ousterum. Ideal Fruit Cocktail A piano solo was given by Charles Educator Cookies *l**++ 19c Ytl Lettuce 2 fcs Faiy and a piano and xylophone Peaches "•""*»«,•«•' £. Crisp, big tender heads of California's finest. Serve a salad! duct was played by Mr. Fary and Premium Crackers "^ ^, 25c Ttlhw ellllf Mr*. Reinig. Libby's Peaches UMNI y £- New Green Apples""" ,10c California Carrots •-*10c Krispy Crackers * T,.,. 25c br Fair Haven u Del Monte Pearpums "Ti , ». 43c Yellow Onions N .' 3*-14c Jersey Peppers 3 10c Mr. and Mrs, Raymond P. Jones, Clover Leaves 3S "£ 15c Libby's Prunes U l k Jr., of Orlando, Fla., arc the par- Cantaloupes Z^'" « 29c Fancy Cucumbers ••* 6c enU ol a ion born August 5. The c< infant has been named Raymond y the Middletown V IA First, Aid squad to Riverview hos- 5t,65c 3-*-25c 2 — 13c Mild Colored Cheese * 61c Angel Food Cake .....45c pital, Red Bank, where he was T treated and released. Domestic Swiss Cheese »75c Parkerhouse Rolls '•"•.•12c Mist Jean Stadler, daughter of Palmolive Cashm«r« leuqu*t SUPER SUDS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stadler of Ri- Sharp Cheddar Cheese »67c Frankfurter Rolls **.«16c var road, started a six weeks' Toilet Soap Toilet Soap "lofs k course at Barbizon school for mo- Bar-B-Q-Rolls "' - 16c del*. New York city, Monday. ikes. Borden's Pippin Cheese »81c A surprise birthday party was 3 3? 28c 2 «*" 23c Supreme Raisin Bread ^ 18c given for Vernon Little of DrNor- Cream Cheese IT. 2^: 35c MN0WieH M mandi* avenue Tuesday evening. Supreme Bread 15c Rehearsals have ' begun for the SWIFT AJAX Gold Seal Eggs ^ minstrel show which the Lad lea' l t .. Bridge Rye Bread *- 15c aux.'lltry of the fire company plans CLEANSER Silver Seal Eggs " * to, present sometime in October. CLEANSER Mt. and Mrs.. Joseph LoPiccolo of River road spent Sunday at r 11c Asco Sliced Bacon Nanuet, N. Y. Supreme BREAD Mrs. Leonard Mack and daugh- Allsweet Margarine '*-> 43c Toasts better, tastes better, stays ter Roberta plan to leave Monday g for t> ten-day vacation at Sleepy Princess MMargarine '*••"» 39c fresh longer. Try this enriched 14c Hollow, N, H. Colgate Vel A 31c sliced bread today. MIM Ginger Carlock ie visiting LOAF Mr. and Mrs. William Carlio of Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mack, Sr., For Dessert Tonight Serve have returned to their homo in Ri- viera Beach, Fla., after spending Open Every two weeks with their .son and Dairycrest Ice Cream daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lco- Mankdi naiu Mack of River road. Richer, smoother, creamier! Melt- a>j » Puul Fielder of Forrest avenue n celebrated hU birthday Sunday Friday 'til 9 proof bag FREE, keeps ict cream gg.jjn wltn a party at his home. firm 1 Vi hours. 1 and Operated By ••$3 The Bed Bank Reilitor la iiinnnrtid The American States unoa by local u well » out-of-town bualiuti- man. Arivartlaaminti anpaarinu reuu- Urlr tell ths »lorjr.—Advartlimnot, PfcmSix RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 12, 1948 METHODIST FBAWK /. MUBPHT Little Silver To Teat Navesink Frank J. Murphy, (|, of Bradley "The Gift of Forgiveness" will be Beach, a liaemaa for tha Jeraoy Fire Siren Next Week Rev. Roy E. Williams, Jr.'s, sermon Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity Central Power and light company, Little Silver's fire company next theme for the Sunday evening 7 WM stricken with a heart attack Thursday night at 7 o'clock will o'clock service. Special music will Tuesday while working at Scobey- test new reeds in their lire siron. METHODIST lifion* Capt. Maurice U, Wither- BATTMT be provided by P. G. Gregory, whs villf. He was pronounced dead on Councilman Howard lingerer spoon, retired Navy chaplain, will will sing to the accompaniment of I-VT. JOSEPH BEVEBLT tht Gold". The bearers were Clif- arrival at Monmouth Memorial chairman of the lire committee, Red Bank Red Bank fori and James Nilei, Floyd Tru»- hotpital. be tht (iicet speaker August It. Rev. W. Clinton Powers will preach his brother on the concertina. An Th« funeral of Pvt. Joseph Bev- said that the tests are needed to Rev. Dr. Raymond D. Adanis, official board meeting will follow the wei!. John Barcume, Kenneth Fary Surviving are his wife, Mra. Elic- determine which is suitable to the ••(tor of First Presbyterian church, KIBST CHURCH OF CHMST, at the 11 a. m. service Sunday on erly of Eatontown, who was killed and Raymond Hill. The truck of abeth Ludvigsen Murphy; two the topic, We Are Not Alone." The service. in action at Luxemburg, January borough. Little Rock, Ark., will preach Sun- SCIENTIST Sunday-school meets at 9:45 a. m. the Eatontown fire department, of daughters, Kiss Agnes E. Murphy Firemen will be stationed at var- day morning on the subject, organ prelude will be "Barcarolle" 18, 1945, was held this morning at which Mr. Schlek had been a mem- and Mrs. John A. VanBrunt, and a Red Bank by Faulkes and the choir will sing A doggie roast and beach party t\u Flock funeral home. The Eat- ious points in the borough to de- "Greater Works Than Theee" and will be held Tuesday evening by the ber 14 years, was used to convey son, Frank J. Murphy, Jr. termine which sounds . may* be at the evening service on the topic, Cervices in First Church of Christ, the anthems, "Grant Thy Peace," omewn American legion post and tho many floral tributes to the Scientist, 20B Broad itreet, R«d Epworth league. the Oakhurst Veterans of Foreign heard at their particular location. "Little FOX«B". The pastor, Rev. by Brewster, and "Walk in the cemetery. Interment took place in MRS. MARY E. WINDSLOW. Roger J. Squire, Is on vacation Bank, are held Sundays at 11 ». m, Light," by Barton, Flowers In the wars held services last night at the Evergreen cemetery, Little Silver. Councilman Ungerer said the usual this month. Sunday-school at 11 a. m., and church Sunday were given in mem- CHAPEL OF HOLY COMMUNION funeral parlor. Burial was in Wood- Mrs. Mary E. Wlndslow, 91, of "2ft" call would be sounded. Wednesday evenings at 8:15 Dr. Adams is well known in this ory of Edward H. Morford by his Fair Haven bine cemetery. THOMAS L. McLAIN 241 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, CABS BUNS OFT BOAD section, being the son of Mrs. Es-o'clock. wife and family. Morning prayer service will be Pvt. Beverly was with the Third died Wednesday of last week at the ther Adams of 135 West Front "Soul" is the subject for Sunday, held Sunday at 9:15 o'clock. Rev. army when he was killed at the age Thomas Letson McLain, who had Marlboro state hospital. She was A car driven by Kathleen Maher street, and brother of Frederic K. August IS. BAPTIST Christopher H. Snyder will speak of 33. He waa the son ot Mr. andlived at Long Branch almost all the widow of Samuel Windslow and of Big Brook farm, left the read Golden Text: "Coins and hear, all his life, died Tuesday night at the at 140 East Front street early yes- Adams, Chester B. Adams and Mrs. Leonardo on "Man's Deepest Desire." Miss Mrs. Cornelius Beverly and was is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Lir.du Blackwood, all of Red Btnk ye that fear God, and I will declare Mabel Hendrickson, organist, will boin in Buena Vista, Va. home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Geraldine Merritt of Red Bank. terday morning, knocked down a and member* of the local Methodist what he hath done for my noul". Sunday service! will be held at play a^ the prelude, "Rcquiescat," A resident of Eatontown IS H. C. Clark, Liberty street, that The funeral was held Friday at bush on the property of C. R. New- chi:ich. ; Branch and Robert Beverly 477) "Only by losing the false at J o'clock. Boys and girls of the school session starts nt 9:30 a. m., of Asbury Park, and three sisters, Charles T. McLain, Long Branch; home and burial was in Fair View (he morning service. sense of Soul can we gain the eter- and the young people's meeting at Mrs. James V. Carver, Morristown, cemetery. Besides his parents, the Women of th« church are Invited coirmunity are invited to take part Mlns Margaret Beverly of long nal unfolding of Life a* immortal- in trc activities of the school. 6:30 p. m. Branch and Mrs, Bertha Barring- and Mrs. Harry C. F. Worden, baby is survived by a sister, Mary to join in a sewing circle to make ily brought to light". (P. 835). Rev. C. J. Padgett, a former pas- ton and Miss Martha Beverly, both Cooney terrace, Fair Haven, and Ann* Gerln, 7, and a brother, Rob- apron* for a sale to be conducted Tin* church school workers will tor, will preach at the 7:30 o'clock two great-grandchildren, Joan M. ert N. Gerin, 8. meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock, at the of Bucna Vista. by tiif Woman's Society of Chris- HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN evening service. He is an instruc Carver and Carol Joyce Worden. tian Service. Women meet each parsonage for their monthly work- tor at the Bible Institute of Los An- THOMAS iTtlARBISON. The funeral will be held Satur- Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home of Red Bank era conference. geles, Cal. day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at BUGS GET SPRAYED Thomas 8. Harbison, 69, of Half Mis* Flora Willguss, 29 Linden Rev. Harold Hornbcrger has trayer meeting will be held Wed- the Worden funeral home here, Fred Koepnik of Colt's Neck place to make aprons and are ask- chosen "A Hatter of Life and nesday evening at 8:15 o'clock. It l'RI SBYTEHIAN Mile road, Middletown township, with Rev. Robert S. Graham, pas- Death," ae his topic for his sermon an employee .of the Peter Hender- Sunday carried out an operation ed to bring materials, will be preceded by the rehearsal Shrewsbury tor of the Long Branch Presbyter- in which two Piper Cub planes at the Sunday service at 9 ». m. of the church choir at 7 o'clock. son company, Newman Spring* ian church, officiating. Burial will swooped, over 11 Manasquan river Last Sunday, Jeanne Theresa Theodore E. Franklin, studenl- road, 30 years, died last Thursday be In Old First Methodist ceme- i &,,. MtESBYTERIAN paator, will deliver the fifth In hi3 homes and deposited clouds of Brindle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BAPTIST at St. Francis hoBpltal, Trenton, tery, West Long Branch. DDT powder over the landscape. iif *' Red Bank Robert Brindle of Highlands, was series of sermons on Biblical char- after an operation. , Your ExpTtuion ot ' Her. Allan Sheldon, a Baptist New Monmouth Ths enterprise was a community I baptized by the pastor. Hr. and acters Sunday at th» 11 o'clock ser- Mr. Harbison was born at Wll- TERRENCE T. FINN Trua Remimbmnct failnister serving at the Elmendorf Mrs. John Borrack were the spon- Pev William D. Powell will be vice. The title is "Daniel, the Man project financed by the residents. (shape! in Harlem, New York city, liamsburg, Pa., ion of the late Tha idea to have the homes dusted No other act ef a oornal sors. on his vacation for the next four Who Dared Say No." Charles and Hanna Houpe Harbi- Trrrcnce T. Finn, 60, of 28 Green- •will preach Sunday at the 11 o'clock Surdays during which the pulpit A congregation meeting will fol- wood place, Keansburg, a resident. to combat all types of Insects came man's lire fives him more •ervict on "The Christian's Need The women of the church will son. | after Mr. Koepik paid an aerial complete soul eatiafaetlon meet Wednesday of next Week at will be filled by guest preachers. low the morning service. An im- Surviving are his wife, Mra, Delia of that borough nine years, died lor Madness." During the absence Sunday school will meet as usual portant matter of business will be Sunday. He was employed by the visit to the home of Brig. Gen. Rob- than the building of a Mem- 11 a. ni. to plan and arrange sewing Moroney Harbison; a son, Edward ert L'Copeey and sprayed his home fen vacation ef the pastor. Rev, work for their annual fall fair. at 9-.4H a. m, and the regular Sun discussed. Unitec' States Trucking company In orial to hU loved onet wht {Mra A. Hayes, the elders and trus- Joseph Harbison, New York city; New York city. and grounds as a wedding present. have gone on. Members of the League of Young day morning worship service will two daughters, Miss Margaret May Recs art greeting the congregation be held at 10:50 o'clock. Publicity Mr Finn is survived by his wife, Thc residents liked the Idea and each Sunday. Adult Lutherans will hold their an- EMBtllV METHODIST and Miss Eleanor Marie Harbison, engaged Koepnik for the work. Our eelect Barre Memorials nual swim and corn festival at Cold will be in charge of the church Little Silver Mrs. Agnes Finn; five daughters, bear the Guild mark of ap- Rev. Mr. Sheldon was an army clerk. Howard W. Roberts. living at home; a brother, Edward Miss Margaret Finn, Mrs, Helen Indian Springs at Wayside. Mill "Little Silver's Greatest Need" Harbison of Manayunk, Philadel- proval—your guarantee of a .chaplain five years and left the ser- Dorothea Perry and Mrs. Walter Rev. Chester Padgett, professor Shellborn, Mrs. Agnes Biers and FUEDNEBS OS VISITS liner Memorial at no extra will be the subject of the sermon phia, and two sisters, Mr«. Thomas Mrs. Catherine O'Hara, all of friee with the rank of major. H» Mahns, Jr., are in charge of ar- of Bible history In the Bible Insti- by Rev. Dr. F. A. DcMaris at the Brady and Mrs. Edward Riordan, Miss Jessie Ann Flledner of Nut- coat Visit our showroom tiaf held pastorates st Brooklyn rangements. tute of hot Angeles, Cat., and a Brooklyn, and Mrs. Mary Wall of and see our displays of UMM Sunday morning service. both of Bristol, Pa. Keansburg; a son, Frank Finn of swamp road, Middletown township, land Pater»on, and was formerly former pastor of the Eatontown is visiting her brother-in-law and certified memorials. head of the Bible department at TRINITY EPISCOPAL The funeral was held Saturday Brooklyn; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Presbyterian church, will preach morning at St. James church, •tater, Mr. and Mra. Carl Kim of Bob Jones college at Cleveland, Red Bank Sunuay morning. Russell and Mrs. Mary Boylan, where a high requiem ma« was both of Brooklyn, and 17 grand- Chatham. Harry Fliedner is spend- fVnn. Sunday's service* will be Holy The Young People's Christian as- ing three weeks at Rainbow Lakes The nuiloal program for Sun- offered by Rev. Joseph Sheehan. children. JOHN VAN KIRK Communion at 8 a, m, and morn- sociation will meet Thursday even- Dr. Thompson Mrs. Edward McDonough was or- The funeral was held yesterday with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Bay's service will include "Come Ye inir prayer with sermon at 11 ing after the Softball game to' be Mrs. Wilbur J. Collard. Miss Mar- Blessed" as the opening selection ganist and soloist. Burial was In morning at St. Ann's church, Keana- o'clc ck. Rev. W. Norman Plttenger, played with the Central Baptist Mt. Olivet cemetery, under the di- burij. where a requiem high mass jorie Flledner has returned from a fey the quartet; the contralto solo, member of the faculty of the Gen- church team of Atlantic Highlands Dies At 50 two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. fffcea to Face" to be rendered by rection of the Day funeral home. was offered by Rev. Edward A. R.F.D. Bos 108 Red Bar* eral Theological seminary-in Naw on Bennett field at Belford. Bearers were Joseph Alexander, Corrigan. Burial was in Mt. Oli- John Dickermann of Freehold. MM. Thomas McClintock, and Yoik city, will preach. The music •Tfcnj With Me, O My Saviour" During the pastor's vacation he He Was Son Of Mrs. Charles LeMalstre, Joseph Riordan, vet cemetery, under the direction wtr include an anthem with Heinz can be reached at his regular phone Charles Ohmrod, David Macintosh of the John J. Ryan funeral home. kjr the quartet. Hilmer aa soloist and ttia organ 1 Middletown B-O59O-W. Geraldine L. Thompson and Boyd downy. Lieut. CoL LeRoy P. Wright, selections will be Frayer's "Andan- WILUAM J. BURNS Hhlsf army chaplain at Halloran te" at the prelude and Mozart's CENTRAL BAPTIST MICHAEITSTKEIXY. iiOtpHa) on Staten Island and at "Dona Nobis" as the postluds. Dr. William Payne Thompson of William J. Burns, 67, husband of fcrtsent on temporary duty at Fort The usual service ot Holy Com- Atlantic Highlands Princeton, physician and instruc- Michael J. Kelly, 88, a life-long Mra, Ann E, Burns of Matawan, fay army barracks on Governor'* munion will b« held Friday at 10 Rev. Thomas J. Bell of Metuchen tor, son of Mrs. Geraldine Morgan resident of Middletown township, died last Thursday after a long Island, will preach Sunday, Augiwt a. r.i, will preach Sunday morning on the Thompson of Brookdale farm and died Friday at his home, Leonard- illness. He was bom at Philadel- Oteamtt lliiHltcKon e/funtl)fttnft iflth mmhm theme, "Blessed is the Han" via the late Col. Lewis 8, Thompson, ville road, New Monmouth, after phia and had been a resident of K on ttit theme, "The Light of Re- a long Illness, Matawan 50 years. BEFOBMED will bring the message at the even- diel Monday night at the New It of tin unpfanntd wt atlvitt rnrtfalc Red Bank ing service. Yorii hospital of an abdominal Mr. Kelly retired 17 years ago Besides his wife, he is survived by two step-daughters, Mrs. Flor- "The Arrows of Affliction" will be Church school meets at 10 a. m. hemorrhage at the age of 50 years. after more than 30 years' service and youth fellowship at 7 p, m. He WM born at Tuxedo Park, N, with the V. S. Government u a ence Carney of Chicago, 111., and •nd fiiiuHCii ultcVton. the sermon theme of Rev. John O. Mrs. Ruth Knutsen of Long SYMPATHY Gebhard at the 10:45 a. m. Sunday The Philathea society will meet Y., and attended St. Mark's school locomotive engineer at Fort Han- Tuesday night at the home of and Yale university. In World cock. He was a member of St. Bronch; a step-son, George Thom- service. Bible school meet* at 8:J0 ai Leary of Hillside, and a brother, a. m. Mrs. William Rauch on Grand ave- War I he was a member of the Mary's church, New Monmouth, nue. first Naval aviation unit organized and of the Knights of Columbus Thomas M. Burns of Bronxvllle, FLOWERS Youth fellowship will meet Tues- N. Y. day at 7:30 p. m. in the church and Thu mid-week prayer fellowship at Vale. He received his medical of Long Branch. is hold Wednesdays at 8 p. m. degree at the College of Physicians Surviving are his wife, Mrs. The funeral was held Monday at Wount the Men's club meeting will be held St. Joseph's church, Keyport, omt Wednesday at » p. m. A bus will leave the church fiat- and Surgeons in 1924. Anna Kelly; two daughters, Mrs. urd»y at 7 a. m. for the Vivtorloue D[. Thompson resigned last sum- Mary Eddy and Miss Helen Kelly, where a solemn high mass of re- Zrnatrit quiem was offered. Burial was in . -Aaamy METHODIST Life conference at.Keswick Grove, mer from the Columbia-Presbyter- both of New Monmouth, and four sons, Edward Kelly of New York, the church cemetery, under direc- Atlantic Highlands K. T. ian Medical Center, where he had The annual Sunday-school picnic been assistant professor of medi- Andrew Kelly of Belford, William tion, of the Day funeral home. Tel. 6-0226 Rev. Roy E. Williams, Jr., will will be held Saturday, August 31, at cine since 1924 nt the College of Kelly of New Monmouth and Jos- preach Sunday at the 11:15 o'clock Octan county park, Lakewood.Thc Physicians and Surgeons and us- eph Kelly of Middletown. WILLIAM II. HEYER service on the subject, "We Are Not bus and cars will leave the church slatant attending physician in the The funeral was held Monday William H. Heyer, 67, of route Alone." Music will Include the an- at 10 a. m. department of medicine of Presby- morning at St. Mary's church, 36, Keansburg, bartender at Ted's them, "Supplication," by the choir; terian hospital. He then joined where a requiem high mass was bar and grill, highway 36, Keans- the organ prelude, "Adoration"; the MWSBYTERIAN Mercer hospital at Trenton and re- offered by Rev. Robert T. Bulman, burg, died Monday at the Wayside offertory, "Canienetta" and the Atlantic Highlands cently was appointed a member of pastor. Burial was in Mt. Olivet samtorium. He was born in Holm- postlude, "Chorale," by Bach. SERVING THE ENTIRE COUNTRY Rev. John B. Earle ot Roseland its medical staff. conitery, under the direction of the del, son of the late Thomas L. and An official board meeting will be will preach Sunday at the 11 o'clock H« was a member of the board ot Martin funeral home. Bearers were Junietta Heyer. AS ONE IIG COMMUNITY held after the service, taking the morning service. The chancel choir trustees of Trudeau sanatorium, an Raymond and James Kelly, George His wife, Mrs. Sarah Johnson flowers are always In good place of the regular August session. institution devoted to the preven- and Joseph Fournler, George Mar- Hfytr, died several years ago. Mr. Sunday-school meets at 1:10 a. m. will sing. taste ai a thoughtful expres- Sunday-school meets at 10 a. m. tion and cure of tuberculosis, at rack and Thomas Leach. He\er is survived by a step-brother, When nofiftee) d ef deatdeah h •a eeftrtenf t e% we like Mm* for beginners and primary children Trudeau,' N. Y., and the Racquet Harvey Heyer of Holmdol, and two aloa. of sympathy. Your order and at 10:15 for all others. with classes for all ages. our membenMp h .helASSTCIATE ASSOCIATEDO FUNERAL Prayer meeting is held Wednes- and Tennis club in New York city. SAMUEITBOSSONE. step-clsters, Miss Elsie Heyer of ccnvrra ft.* -""•-»--""•-»-- - ..ui..ui. . •..-•..-- -J J juju. . __«„.»_j _ win be given prompt and care- The opening meeting of the new In: Thompson was married twice. w sTunsmn wim IIISHIKIS er ims day nights at 8 o'clock. Samuel J. Bossone, 56, proprietor Haslet and Mrs. Thomas Starr of WCI\*IWE* w sTunsmn wim IIISHIKIS er ims proTsesieviej sssa ful attention. We make all sanctuary crusade to raise addi- Hi;, Erst marriage to Miss Margaret Dovet, h i i O tional funds for the building of Sunday evening services are dis- of the Vogue beauty shop, Long aMblea us H ftrve the entire nefioti as One Kg CommwiMy. types of funeral designs to continued during this month and Caujrhey ended in divorce. Surviv- Thu funeral will be held this af- Esrswitned fnooerete ffeeji pfOiecr we fenwy ftn nj cjjfrlMfify new edifice will be held Wednesday ing, besides his mother, are his gee- Branch, died Sunday at a Bloom- your order. will be resumed September 9. Held nursing home, owned by his ternoon attheWoolleyfuncral home, Mrvieeett o f competentope, etepeodiMepedM e tunerstuers ) d>ect«rd> a fhreu»W ththe at 8:15 p. m. In the church. Rev. onu wire, Mrs. Ellen Whitehead with Rev. Jay K. Helms, pastor ot cttimfy iNii ffo r ofiKitRcyf i economy IN ftrft # ffwiwy i pp#K# #T MM* Albert S. Adams of the Depart- Miss Leslie Coreal, sister of a for- daughter, Mrs. Arthur Cornellusen, mer pastor of the church, rendered Hcbard Thompson, whom he mar- He had previously been a patient at the West Long Branch Methodist ment of Finance of the Methodist ried in 1049; three children by his church; officiating. Burial was in EGANS Board of Home Missions and a solo at Sunday's service. Monmouth Memorial and Fltkin The Ladies' Aid society will hold first marriage, William P. Thomp- Ccdarwood cemetery, Church Extension wil' be present son, Jr. and Gerald Thompson, und hospitals. Of Harding Road and will direct the crusade. The a bazar Friday, Auguit 20, on the Mr. Bossone was bin In Italy. etf ham, tmy m$hl church lawn. Wtt. Margaret Thompson; two MISS SARAH MEEHAN niitf. Greenhouses: Harding Kd. meeting will be open to all members stepdaughters, Misses Sandra and He had also been a barber 40 years at Harrison Ave. and friends of the church, as well and served in this capacity at Mis.s Sarah Meehan, 63, of Man- METHODIST Mary Hebard; a brother, Lewis S. as for oil the officials who want to Thompson af Red Bank, and two Camp Vail during World War I. chester avenue, Keyport, died Sun- Phone K. B. 64443 work in the interests of a new Belford sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth T. Baboock During World War II, he was at day. She was born In Middletown church building. Church school devotional service of Woodbury, L. I. and Mrs. Rowan the Evans signal laboratory. township, daughter of the late will be led by John Lentz at 9:33 Bocnr of Princeton. Besides his daughter, Mr. Bos-Michael and Ann Murphy Meehan. John E. Day Funeral Home a. m., Sunday. The sermon, "God's The funeral service is being held sone is survived by his wife, Mrs. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Redemptive Purpose in the World," this afternoon at St. James's Pro- Ella DeNucci Bosaone; two other Ella Eckhart and Miss Ann Mee- 85 Riverside Ave. Phoue 6-0332 Red Bfnk will be given by Rev. Paul J. My- testant Episcopal church, Hyde daughters, Mrs. Albert Kllgge of han and a brother, Henry Meehan, Keyport Branch—MI Maple PI, Telephone 7-lM» St. George's by the River ers during the morning service at Park, N. Y. Burial will be in the Bloomfleld and Miaa Anita Bossone all cf Keyport. 10:45. of Long Branch; a son, Robert The funeral was held yesterday Waterman Ate., one block south of Bunison Rd., Morgan family vault in the church- 2Von-Sectarian Lady Attendant The W.S.C.S. will meet at a p. m. yard. Bossone ot Long Branch; two sis- morning at St. Joseph's church, Bumson. (Take Sea Bright Bus) Wednesday in the church annex. Thit following telegram was .sent ters, Mrs. Benjamin Saggeae of where a requiem maw was offered. Tho Reverend Qtorge A. Robertihaw, Rector Prayer service and Bible study will to Mrs. Thompson by the Mon- Long Branch and Mrs. James Ca- Burial waa in the church cemetery, be conducted by Rev. Mr. Myers month County Medical society upon rasia of Elberon; four brothers, under direction of the Bedle fu- Sunday— ttOO a. m. Holy Communion Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. the death ot her son: Charles Boasonc, living in Europe, neral home. Thursday evening the members and "The Monmouth County Medical Michael and James Bossone of 9:30 a. m. Family tervlee and Address teachers of the church school will society Joins me in expressing to Ohio and Steve Bossone ot Long NICHOLAS FALVO hold a swimming party at the Port 11:00 a. m. Morning torvieo and Sermon you and your family our deepest Island and nve grandchildren. Nicholas Falvo, 77, a life-long Monmouth swimming pool at 7 sympathy on the death of your son, o'clock. resident of Eatontown, died last The Rev. James A. Paul, Special Preacher during Dr. William Payne Thompson, who CHARLES J.SCHICK Thursday at the Wayside sanitori- July and August. was well known and had many BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Services for Charles J. Schlek of um, Shrewsbury. Mr. Falvo, son ot frlojids among the membership of Eatontown, \.'::* died Monday of the late Gaetano and Felicia,Gall East Keansburg this society. Everyone who had the last week at his home, were neld Falvo, waa an employee of the Cen- A prayer service and hymn sing privilege of knowing him admired last. Thursday afternoon at Worden tral Railroad of New Jersey. will be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. his intellect, his scientific ardor funeral home in Red Bank, Rev. The funeral was held Saturday There's Always Time The Adult Bible class snd an! his lovable personality. We will Dunham V, Reinlg, pastor of the morning at St. Dorothea's church, H. L. SCOTT church school meet Sunday at 10 all miss him. Eetontown Methodist church offi- Eatontown, where a requiem mass It cotto nothing to make ar. a. m. "Sincerely. ciated. was offered by R«v. F. J. Child. Tht regular Sunday morning sir. Frank J, Altschui, president Eugene M. Magee, Jr., tenor solo- Burial WM In Mt. Carmel cemetery, rugtmnti in advance. Me MORTICIAN vlct will be held at 11 o'clock. Rev. I'l Monmouth County Medical ist, sang "Sometime We'll Under- under the direction of tha Woolley John P. Euler will preach on the ' Society." stand" and "Silver Threads Among funeral home. money b involved. Them's no theme, "Beyond the Grave". The Church Street, Belford, N. J. raw!c will include an anthem and To Broadcast Story obligation. Tho antim intarvww solo, will bo hold in strict eonfidencc Sound motion picture for adults Of Pigeon's Life DISTINCTIVE Phone Keantburg' 6*0333 and children art shown Wednes- Why don't you do as thousands days at 7 p. m. and 8 p, m, The "life story" ot kaiser, the The church outing will be held world's oldest carrier pigeon, will ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS havo already done), and put Saturday at Oheeiequake park. be related to a coast-to-coast radio your wishes on record— audience Thursday, August 26, Perfection of Material and ST. JAMES El'ISOOrAL whin Otto Meyer, chief of Fort Workmanihlp la Beautiful NOW? Monmouth's pigeon breeding and "The Church of the Presidents" training center, will be the guest New Designs MONMOUTH MONUMENT , Elberon of Bob Rlpley on the National COMPANY Rev. Christopher H. Bnyder will Broadcasting company's "Believe Our memorials are manufactured speak on "Prayer and Worship" at It ov Not" program. It will be by skilled artisans In our well Headden's Corner, Middletown, Route 35 the 11 o'clock Sunday morning ser- heard at 1:45 p, m, equipped plant at West Long vice. The choir will sing "The Kaiser, who is 31 years old, waii Venlte" by Tallts; "Benedlctus es a message carrier for the German Branch. en, L. H. Francis, Manager Domino," by Ouseley, and "Benedic- Imperial Army in World War I. HAfillYCF. formerly with Franc O. Squires, Freehold tus," by Hopkins. Mrs, Ann Par- Ho was captured by Americans in FUNERAL HOME SOIAST ker will render as an offertory solo, a trench during the Mouse offenslvo JAMES A. RED BANK N.J. FRONT PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 "HJIn Festo Burg," by Luther. Mrs in 1918, and has been living In seini- LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. ST E£ Lura Smith Miller, organist, will rotirement at Fort Monmouth dur< Wall Street Tel. L.B. 6-3567 West Long Branch NIGHTS: PO1NX fcLEASANT 5-0547 play several selections prior to the ing the last few years, Ripley ic PHONE RED BANK 6-0557 * r service and "Coronation March," by centl> featured Kalier in one of his tad For sUwtratad CatalogM the pojtlude, _, newspaper cartoons, " (Tver Jkirltf years of Dependable, Economical Service*• ThrUim, QmmUtm-Fi ANN* PANIRY SIPPLLJE.S

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Libbj'i Fruit Coektail , . « a , i4o<.«n25« Crisp, Bewy- Red Sour Pitted Cherries . • • . i»ot.*,27« Prune Plums A»P tacv IO ot CM 19, ICEBERG LEtTUCE For Budget Beating Eating lona Tomatoes Now p«k n» »«21« 25t

Slieed Beets ion. br*nd-iww ^t 20 ot c«i 2 for23e Serve Nutritious* Creen Giant Peas N.wp«k lot c*.2for25* i7.i.<«20*-

Every last leaf of lettuce at A&P ii as fresh at Sweet Peas IOM4.IO V <*. ewi 2 f« 27e 10 «. Mn 2 lor 29* dew-. . . every firm head budget-priced, too. Sweet Pea* l«» brand 10tt ot ewi 3 >ar 25e 20 n. en 2 <* 23« Seedless Grapes Cut Green Beans ion. brand t»oi c.n2'or25e V*8 Vegetable Juice Cocktail . • . *t°t. <•» 31«

California Oranges 7 > Libby's Tomato Juice <( OL CM 2 for 23e 460I . ean 25« Tender Carrots From California 2bch.l9« Tomato Juice lorn brand 1101. can 3 for 25« Green Peppers Hoot* frown 2lb.25« Red Cheek Apple Juice • • • • . 4ooi.e*n21« Lemons California iuicy Ib 13e From A&P! Peach or Apricot Preserves Lou* shwry 1 ib. i« 23* Egg Plant Hone (row. 2 Ibi 10*3 Red Raspberry Preserves Ann P>9. 1 n,. i«r 33. New Cabbage Homa grow* 3lbl 10c Ever tasted tender-cooked beans .. . brick oven Kellogg'i Pep or Post Bran Flakes . 2 pkg.. 29c baked beans . . . pork and beans . . . beans Scallions Ho*, grown bch.5e Boston style with pork and molasses sauce Sunnyfield Corn Flakes . , , 101 Pka. 2 for 25e Yellow Onions Homo grew* 3 lbs lie or vegetarian style with tangy tomato sauce? Junket Rennet Powder AII rt*v.n 3P kg>. 29« Why not get acquainted with them now? Cocoa Marsh . . . « • iib|ar25« 2 ib. iar 47* '. —I You'll find all the famous brands like Ann Joy Cake Mix Choeolit* or Vamll* 10 01. pkg. 27* Page, B&M, Campbell, Friends, Heinz, Libby DAIRY BUYS and Van Camps at A&P.' And what a find Pillsbury's Hot Roll Mix • « • . uv,«. pkg. 25* they are! Simple to serve . . .' delicious and o.e Dromedary White Cake Mix • • • iooz.Pka.33« nutritious to eat... and mighty thrifty to buy White House Evaporated Milk . i»« u* OL on 15« at A&P's attractive prices. Stock up today! Libby's Deviled Ham . • • « • 101 can 2 for 35c Into* style, venurlta, wtth mk aei tomilo tavci Libby's Corned Beef Hash • • . . 1 ib. can 33* Whenever you enter our big Dairy u 7 r Center, you'll see wonderful buys Ann Page c:z2*>25* ]£fy«%5* Pur* vtgatabU ihorlmin| ' wherever you look. Take a look >von13oz.«#u.»ll_18oi.*ll_ today! Dexo tibtin39« 3ib.ml.O9 Sliced Swiss r*«y *«•»«!. ib75« CrisCO or Spry VoottaW. ihortonlnt 11b. en 41e 1 Ib. can 1.15 friend's Beans ««• Sliced American Ann Page Macaroni or Spaghetti i n>. Pk9.2 i°r 29« SHIM ttktd, viittiriM, ptrt Md iMMtt HUM Sharp Cheddar Whol. milk curad lb.67« Heinz Beans • i<°> Premium Crackers Nab*. i *. pkB. 2o* Provolone Italian ityta ib69« D< Burry's Coeoanut Creme Sandwich IOH OX. p«s. 33e Blended Swiss Mal-O-lil ib63c Libb/s Beans t :; * M Brown llrcad . . Gorton's Kippered Herring • * • u »«•"" 33* Pabst-Ett ,

Kraft Velveeta fiM i*r MndwichM Hlb.pkg.35e Harris American Crabmeat • • • •*••.«•" 57s The tenderness, juiciness and fine flavor of A&P's "Super-Riglit" meats Deviled Crabmeat H^m TH 01 CM 35S make them the favorite cuts of millions. And because we sell so much Salad Dressing AM»H« iw.i*r21« meat every day, we're content with only a very small profit per pound. +P Cstfee. Thousand Island Dressing * * •s s loL|*r21* LEGS OF SPRING LAMB Heinz Ketchup a • • • a . Uot.bat.24t MARVELOUS...ICED! a Hudson Paper Napkins • a , .kg. of 4017* aThiflalcd>na tr*ll[« ana- frying „ Stfeal&S •irtirt*irM*rSlrl»l* ib.99e Hudson Ultra Soft Tissue , 1000 ihMl roll 10* tniKHVIIIi iize, under * lbs. ' • •

r Woodbury's Facial Soap < a regular ok. 3 for 28* Sliced Bacon f° ' i, lalads-all iites Ib.t ^ (JC Iced coffee really testi coffee fla- Octagon Cleanser *a«aaaa.2 cam 13* ib. 69« vor. And no coffee gives you more Chuck Roast or Steaak »»«• i« "=• 73c Boneless Veal Roast Bright Sail Soap Grains . • . . »oiPkg.31e flavor (and more for your money) Prime Ribs of Beef shon cui-ie.i wuu ib 83c Leg or Rump of Veal a a • a a than bean-fresh, Custom Ground Bright Sail Soap Powder • • . . 40oi.Pk0.22« A4P Coffee. Try itl Pot Roast lendm Chuck-no lil iddod Ib. 93c Breast or Neck of Veal a • * a Bright Sail Soap Flakes • a • • • ^PH-27* Bottom Round Pot Roast No ib 99c Fresh Hams whoi. or *ith>r half ib. 73c A-Penn Machine Oil .*«••• 3o<.boi.lO* Eight O'Cloek . . 2JJ. Beef Short Ribs *> 55e Fresh Pork Shoulders short cut ib. 57c rnlM 9A0 HIMMW Fresh Spare Ribs , * * • a * »> 57c Plate and Navel Beef r<* Jnne Pmrker Bed Circle 2^5 8Je 3J..1.24 Chopped Beef *»<• b«l-fr»ihly ground Ib. 75c Smoked Pork Butts Bontiesi ib 89c Rich and full-bodied Bohar . . 2^ 89c 3 & 1.29 Loin Lamb Chops ...... i>> 99» Smoked Pork Shoulders Short cut ib. 59c RAISIN POVNLt CAKE V)(flf«HM MM wfnsy Rib Lamb Chops short cui-iou wan. n>. 95c Smoked Hams R«ad/-lo-a«l or ragular-whole or hall !b. 75 »"d tHmt ib. 35c Pork Sausage imk ib. 65a Shoulders of Lamb' Crou-cui-whoi. ib. 49c B«cf I/iver Spociaiir i.i.ci*d ib. 79c Isr|i31»i.ffif Turkeys sun undw \t ibi. it>. 75c Delicioutt Cold Cuttt DELICIOUS... ICED! To give Jane Parker Pound Cake extra flavor, Ducklings long lil.nd'i linul Ib. 45c Boiled Ham Vfelb <5'> Meat Loaf siicad ib.63e our. paltry chef* put lot* of plump raisins into it. You'll love every oven-fresh ounce! Rib Veal Chops >t>83c Bologna sticad ib.59« Liverwurst siie.d ib. 67« Make your lead tea with •arfHtwltllMM...Miml one of our famous Flavor Boston Brown Bread "°< Tested Teas and enjoy IV* aaw ttei.... Mtml the full, rich flavor and long-lasting Seafood Iced Baisin Bread iooiio,>20e goodness that survives melting ice. Shrimp Fmcy ib. 59c Sugared Donuts Jam Paikar pV9.oll2lo<20e A papular bltnd. hiH-botltd Md vl|*rwi Fresh Whiting ib.l7« Poppyseed Rolls Marval pkg. ol9'orl5« Our Own Hib,p«..48« pki.soiMb.d40* Fresh Mackerel ib 2 l Cold or Mirbl* Ufga 2S oi. loaf 49« A ntllsMl fivt-rtt. Pound Cake rich md Ilivorful Cod Fillet . ib 39= Jant Pirkar pkg ol6f°r23e • Htb.pka.Jlc Pi

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES WANTED TO RENT BOATS BUDDY RICH drum set. Practically WE PAY higheit prlcea for rour poul- MOUSE—Five badroomi. two or more ll-FOOT roWB boat with motor. Eotk !ET OF GOLF CLUBS and leather ban. 22-l'Wr KlN(i SKIFF, 6-cylinder Uru in good condition. Price 1185. ltd ADD THAT EXTRA room td miiritiL' fiiKinL. Call Mctucben 6- Cost J360, ecll $240. Party* go- try. Writ* or nhono, Long Irench baths, yearly or winter rentnl, fur- houH. No dorn payment, in Write, "Clubs," Bo»5_l ._Jlejl_Bj_i j__ service. Ted Lester's Mubic 4-1500. 89 Nor% Broadway. Long nished or unfurniahed. for commuter. Seeley avenue, Keanaburg.* monthly payments. Monmoutb Con- SA"~COMBii for yuui between k and 10 A. M., c*- write, Uox I *"»rl person, »J each, l'llonc Ked Bank Fisst striTt. Keyport. h D l Muit Mil. very reasonable, ai owner *• iiratop In »l_241 JOHN DONATO Mason and plastering 108 Brighton avenue, Deal. Phone Deal moving. Phone Red Bank I-8H4-B.* frtih eggl, broilers, etewing chicktr.i. 1, on itteei contractor, Headdcn'a Corner, Mldduj- 7-M17-J.* LOST AND FOUND and ducklinga. Jamea John, 41 Marion A"P"P"LE~GRAUEiWWfiriiVAlV™~a1S"~iiol*filierr"DcnS*R and polisher. Dean., *W" CHESTE-RFIELCHKSTKIil'IELDD " "i-unta Morford Place. HOOVER eleanera repaired, kruihci. «- lit. year-'round rentl,l hrcaaonabie. Write, land! 3-1137-M. Bank and Trust Company. Red Bank. Sacriricr. Friend fruit tprayi r, jlmi-Bal- USED IIATIiTUB, bniTii and 30-gnllon i«.FOOV CABIN SKIFF. Mercury 100 Number 40,726. tinder p'.csse return to than tt J. H. Muunl, Co. New Goud- on no»er take-off; nbo McCorinirK- v.':is hot utitrr lientr r. All in good SEWING MACHINE, A-l condition, brittled. Allen Electrie Shop, li "October," Box 511. Red Bank. year tires, guaranteed recap tirea. guar- White street. Phono Bed Bank 4-041J. ELDERLY LADY wish*ih* roam andd H. P. mahogany hull, full commission, above bank. Dearing four-wheel orchard Irnctu-. cunililiou. Will suiTirki. Maki; olTcr liy maple cabinet, bench to match, $85. board in refined froteatant family in 11,400. Bowtetl. Phone Atlantic High- LOST—Wallet, in Ideal Beach. Keans- anteed used tlrea; »lui a liberal allow- Coldwell. 23-inrh cut powtr lawnmowir LHllinu K>d Hank 6-O7U7-W between i Call Atlantic Highland! 1-0303 between MOVING DONE, vary cheap. Call Filhei once on you- tirea. J. H. Mount, Co., 1 Red Bank. No ipeeial eare or eliet Isuidi 1-0111. , burg, containing National Guard card, with roller, bargain, 160. Phone Eulon- nnil !l I'. M." 9 A. _M. and 5 I . M.* Brothers or Schwa rta Auetloa Rooai. neaded. Write, "Reined," Boa III, Bed 11 Marie avenue. Red Bank. Phone I- UWLEX STOVE. Good condition, very Phone Red Bunk «-»21». F CUSTOM cruiier, two yaara, pieturei, etc. Wilt finder please re- town 3-(i(l77. ArcTFULLY~SUT6MATIC l'o«rm«.- Bank. • Chryaler marine 115. Ship-ahora radio. turn, or rail Red Bank 6-o;°O-M.' 0404. reasonable. Call anytime, 566 Groom SUN MOTOR tune-up outfit, roll around lc~ clcitric plant. UrigKa 41 Strattun FLOOK-WASING. Call 1*41 laak PERMANENT RESIDENTS urgently de- Fully equipped. Sacrifice, $3,600. Bow. COST—Last week in July. Necklace with type, reasonable. Priced for quick mutur. Very Kood condition. Call Mid- stscet, Perth Amboy.* alrei ive-room unfurnlihed • heuse. No tell...... Phone Atlantie MiIghlandl i 1.011., PLYWOOD—1»". %". '+"• Cerag* 1-2471. Superior rioar Waxlag amall silver leaf pendants. Reward if mle. P * T Esso Sievice, 424 Shrews- d I flov.n :,-lsi 4 (_• M .J EEECTlTlC"T!El'UI GERATOR, 6 cubit children, rcalonabl* rent. Phon* Bed 28-FOOFOAT SPOUStOlt T sHirFSKIFF., 141 M.. KK, returned to Red Bank Public Library, doora. tpeciel 141.50; Ma. 1 Per- bury avniie. Red Bank.* GltANUFATHER'S CLOCK, combination feet, good condition. Price $100. Call Co. Private hem* our apaclalty. Bank 4-1713-R.* . Ckryalar motor, toilet, galley, two tak- 14 West Front strtet. Red Bank.* fiction wood ahinglM; doori, MUST""SEL1. DINING' room set ami odd 'iltbk and hookeme. Stringer, York Red BankB . 6-3296 1 after « P. M. ing ehairi, outrigger!, very faat, nan FOUND—Black and tan female dor. no novelty elding, moulding!; kill dried piccei, in good condition. Many avenue _J_rrt_ Monmouth.* TEiFXESTER'S Music Shop and The- Ui/NbUAL CON1KACIOB and celiavois last year; allo 20il-foot open iklf, pow- identification. Owner idtntify. Phone 1x10, UU whit* pine. National Ireitet, size 14-16; two fur coats, black DAYUBTi, f!"27 Phone Red Bank «• atrical Agency. We furniih talent cleaned) carting and grading, top WANTED ered with model A Ford motor. Phono Bering Luke 3-2782. lony and muskrat: man's bicycle, cheap, I4IC-.I.* _nd muiin for all occasions. Local talent aoil, manure, (ill dirt, cindera, gravel and Atlantic Highland! l-OIII. Lumber Co., 141 Belment aeanue. r M LOST—Bulora, lady"'s weit"t watch. In and various dishes. Inquire 7"0 Mon —- - | BOXER PUPriES'—Sired by Champion please contact 8 Monmouth street. (Up- sand. Estimates given. Phono Red Bank LIGHTNING CLASS sailboat. Complete 'the virinity'of B*road and Monmoulh Long Branch. Pkone Lent Branek mouth atreel_JRed___.* J'"irat Fiddle of Dorick. lmiuire stairs.) Phone fled Bank 6-4948.* 6-14(4. Oscar Becker. 47 Saeond atraat. TWIN BABY CARRIAGE. Write. H. with RaUey jib and mainsail. Holdei atreets, Friday P. M. Finder, call Rum- • -2400. BEAUTIFUL RIDING aiiil driving hois,-, ('umbs Animal Hospital, Highway 3.*>, rs~YOTTR FAVORITE pier.c of costume Fair Haven. - Baxter, 224, 12th avenue, Seaalde of Dart and club championships, lmm*. aon 1-1463-1. L-brr»l reward.* morr iiitricsled in gmid home Hhrrwsliury avenue. Phone Katontown jewelry turning dull these days? As Park. Stating price and particular!.* diate delivery. Price 11,250, Phona FOR INSURANCE of all klnda, aea B. V BEST PRICES I All) lor eeraii iro^I LOST—Flower brooch at Monmouth rare lmpoVp han price. Call P. Pnxton, 1215 Sun- 3-J1JII. _ luw at 75 cents iroldplalcs it like newl R. H. Stout, Uwis building. 77-71 ~ Bank 4-II47-J. track Saturday. Reward. Call, collee', set avenup, AsblliyJPnrk. Phone 2-S52I. I'AilUK" 'WHITE" dienillc uwlspiend. Selilin'i Quality Jewelers, 60 Monmouth bran, copiar. lead, katteriii. junk ll-FOOT RUNABOUT, sound hull, four. and rail fencing; also 4"x4"-7 end street.* Broad atecet (above Newberry atora.) . Trenton 2-1 6_1. 3"x4"-7' locust: used chestnut raila. SlrIB"WEBKS-O'Lll Dachshund pupnirs. I'hojic UinK Branch 6-381 S-J.» SCENIC INN, TOO Ocean Boulevard, can, and farm machinery. Abo, llasoa, cylinder engine, good running order. FOUND—GOLD link bracelet at Ocean Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-H370-W. Call Deal 7-03S2-W between S anil 111 STXTlTED LEGHORN pulletf. Chicks on CARRIAGES—One light Brewsler run- Atlantic Highland!. Call- Atlantic 44 Worthier atreet. Red Baal, Phone Will take 1250 this week. Phoite Red G/ove merry-co-round on August 9th. A. M. and ii and 8_P. H. . urilir for fall deiivf.'ry. Disbrow about, mil! two-whrel high cart, both Highland! 1-0188. Catering (or wad* 1-0014. Bank 1-4897 or Eatontown I-DH7.W. Owner may have same by identifying ri"WETER'iCSCRE"WDR"lVERS 25 cents. have hard rubber tires and fchnfts. In PIANOS—Grande and Upright!. Pboae NOW AVAILABLE=*New and used Sea- AQUARIUM AND POOL euppliea Krothirs, WliHlepoml Road, Wcbt Long good condition. Call Atlantic High- dings, partlei and aoelal lunetiona. any- and paying for advertisement. I'hone exclusively; tanks, tropical fin, Just right for tifthteninK loose eye- Hninch. Tbonc Lnny Branch fi-288{l. where. French cuisine. Joha (Pop) Parth Amboy 4-1012. aaytlase, akiffi. Exceptional values. Immediate Red Bank (-10C4 between 1 and 4 lashes. Come to Seldin's Quality Jcw- lands 1-0542-J. M delivery. A boat to At your budget. planti, accessories live food. Helen SERVIL RBraiGERATOK, 8 cubic feet, TETTTlECE WATERFALL dining room WE BUY GUNS of any type or daaerip'- P. M. lers, 60 Monmouth sleeet, and buy delu.'.o model. excellent condition, tion, uaed or new. Kulin'a, Broad end Coast Boat Co., foot of Morford >laea, LOST—ONE KARAT diamond earring: Miller, aquariit, on Highway 35 yours_todfly.* ~ $2,~iO; also 3ll-(nillnli porcelain tank, KHH iot, like new, wns $300. Will sell for RUGS AND UPHOUTIRY cleaned Front atreeti. Open daily I a. m. toRed Bank. screw type. Liberal rewind. Finiler $12.",. Phone Atlantic Highland! 1- between Palmer and Laurel ave- POMBR'ANIAN MALES, $;,0: Bo-ton tnmntic hot water hc.ittr $100. Call In your home. Floor waaing, I* p. m.. and Sunday mornlnga. CLOSED CABIN BOAT, named "Holly." please rail Rumson 1-0149.TI. Terrier show dog. $150: toy Fox Ter- iishliiinls J|.J_3___M.e 1518-M. 25 feet long, 8-foot beam. Ford model'' LOST—PASS BOOK No. 39.S20. issued nues. Phone Middletown 1-0349. TflREE-BURNER kerosene stove with kitchen service. Acme Upholstery ANTIQUES—Beat prleea paid. China, iers. I2.i. Phone Eatnnlnwn 3-0192.* OLDINIi BABY CARRIAGE, excellent A, new converted marine transmiasion. by The Second National Rank and :TL*LED DIRT, gravel, top soil or blue oven, $15. Howard E. Campbell. and Cartet Cleaning Co. Phone (laaawara, plcturei, itauu, button!, Can he aeen at the City Docki, Perth Truet Company of Red Bank. Fini'er PSl" SHOP HEADQUARTERS. Foods, romlition, $12; piii^-poiiK table, tlu; Newman Springs road. Phone Red Bank •natal toys, lamps, pistols, gold coini, remedies, birds and cages; neb and h'.one. Also curbing, sidewalk anil ril r:ic«' on atand, %\\. Phone Mrs. Red Bank 4-4255. ino furniture. Monmouth county booki, Amboy. Price MOO. Or Charlel Patri. pleaae return to above bank. aquariums: fresh frnxen horse meat. landscaping work done. Phone Rod _ llrd Hunk fi-jflaa.* 6-nria-R. kievii, 121 c« 227 Third avenue, Ella* OWNER MAY have bunch of ke^vs found Bank S.204(1. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring, beauti- mapi. Pearl Gilman, 12 Spring atreet, Free delivery. Ked Bank Pet Shop, 3 llY BliRLOU Kiinraiitii'irMothspray to- Bed Bank. Phono 4-0145-M. abeth. on Broad Mreet Saturday morning; li- East Front street, lied Bank. Phone ful. Must sell, $75; also mini's water- CESSPOOLS AND levtic tank!, claaned, "ll-FOOT BOAT, with 3 H. P. Wiicon- rense No. Mr-6?.f. A>k for William STORE SHELVING. (!« feel. 7 shrives ilny anil prutect your fine rlothcn, fur- built and repaired. Modern drainage BEEF CATTLE, calves, hogs, and cow.. hiph 10 inches and U inchel wide; urr ami rugs fur live years, Uerlou proof wrist watch $15. Call Red Bank lin motor, with clutch, new lait year, .Herron, 2S5 South Bridce avenup, Red f-424 8_M. mitallad, Robert Alba, Walt Kaanikitrg. Higheit Prices paid. Call or writ* Tn perfect, condition and In water. Price, Rank. THE FINEST selections of permanent Iso 3 display tallies nnrl two roll liter*. araiilcrs tn prcvenj. motli daninuf, M' Phone Kennnhinti fi-(l4it7 Benjamin Zlotkin, 'li South street, Free- finish copper and brass novelties. Com- Reasonable. Jim's Croccry, ^1 Churi'h II pity for the dnma^f. Writht StortH BABY COACH, collapsible type with ad- hold. Phona Freehold B-O»oa or Free- ll»5. Call Red Bank «-3577.* LOST—WRIST watch and wallet Satur- plete Gilford and Higgins lines. Honev justable back, pall included, Kood coll- AU ID liOAtNS un passenger curl. Over day evening, Cnrlton theater; iinld str_e_t_, KeiinfbiirK. _ Mnnmouth fcticct, Red Bank. Phone 1500 only. Seacoait Finance Com- hold 8-0021, i"-Fdi5T~TrOTORBOATri2 H7"P. uni- Flowers, upper Broad Itreet. Red "946 N~EW'"MOON '24-f'ont iriiifci'-T siiips .lltioii. IMIUIIP Red Hank _.-(_!o__R_.(___ . 10 venal Inboard motor. Inquire at 111 Gruen wrist watch, name on hack, Fred SMALL ELECTRIC"RANiiE"ii . Suitable for pany. 60 Broad street, Red Bank. Phone $1,000 STAMP eollactlona and Rivenlde avenue, Red Bank, or call Red S. Goodman, June 24, 1930. Please call lank. I'hone fi_4u __ ai\, two children's btjnkH. optional, 'AilDRO'BE TRUNK 12.-,, music box. Red Bank 6-1234 or Red Bank 6-2548. leeumulatlona U, S. and foreign UST RECEIVED khiptnent of clay awninfr. Excellent rotulitioti. Real liny cabin or hoitt, reasonable. Phone Red Bank 1.0414.* Middlnown 5-0346.* I'hntiR .lamcsbilrj.' 1-IMiOii* W-I, L. _an__«-023'-W. GENERAL CONTRACT and mason itampi, Mint U. S. stamps (any quan- aaucers, sizes 3 to 12-inch, Honeybee I1.8S0. Pine Trio C'!ibin>, Trnilir Park rynojili.,, R. D__l, Old llridi!p. work. Curb and ildewalki, cement tity) ; also international junior collec- 80-FOOT CABTS BOAT with %foot LOST—"SKIPPER." five, months old: rear, Route r.o, Rntnntnwn. Dirtz.' hound puppy. Tan w-tth white tip on Flowers, Red Bank. Phone 6-402(1. FBXA 7-TUBE Ham Bund receiver; work. Peter DePonte, 245 Shrewe- tion!. Old letters, envelopes, legal doe* beam, fully equlpned. modrl A Ford tail; children's pet. Plen«e communicate HBFRIGERTOR body without unit; to NEW FURNITURE. Maple knechole so, 40, 20: crystal filter, power sup- bury avinua, Rad Bank, Phone 4-8012, uments, theatrical photos, playbilli, au- motor, 1400 eaih. Pleasure Bar Yacht fit any 1 '.{.-ton chasiis. Apply at A. PIANOS BOUGHT and sold. Ander- ply, $20. W2.IIII. 51 Cooper avenue, tographs, icrapbooks. Write, call or Basin. Portaupr-k. Phone Long Branch Gary Corson. Lineroft.• ilt-sit, S3^; mnplc Boston rockers, RErRIGWATlON lervicfng andd repair. - •_47OJ.' Vaccareila'b, Essex atreet, Keans- son's Music, 21 Broad btrcct. Loni,'_Rrnnch. Plione fi-4_28-J.*_ lend what you have. Caah immediately. l-JJ.JOi cliildrcii'i Taylor Tots, INFANTS SCREKNBD"baBalnet" auitable ing. All make!. L. J. . Katskl__atakl,, HHiltoii , Representative will call If neceaaary. irg._Ph_on____.0_90. ; Park, Atlantic Highland!. Phon* !• 1147 DELUX STEEL craft, 115 H. P. BELTS FOR~ lawnmowers, washing Sa.fid; sofa beds, $CU; wardrobe, for outdoor Klei-piliK: electric motor, Hart's, 670 Amsterdam avenue, (92d Chrysler Crown engine, 10 logged FOR SALE PEDIGREED GERMAN SnVpireri) male, ltl itreet), New York 25, N. Y. machines, power tools. Merritt Ma- nine weeks old, EliKili'.e; AKC rv^iis- ?]9..*iU; mrtal Litcluii {.-aUincts. all Miitstble for worli liench, like new; hours, cabin sedan, sleeps four, perfect leather ridinc biiotp, size 7',j, rubbtr __ condition. Shrewsbury River Yacht NOW IS THE TIME for eitirationt to hine Shop, 24 - Mechanic Itreet, Red •iition, |20.__Fh_nnc M_idillelo_*n ii-IIS.'iH. sizes; Shuw-Walkcr Irllcr size Aliiitf CXl'fclil CELLAR waterproottng. water R5OM AW) BOARD~eiderly lady dV- ;{ank. hln boots, size 7, both like lliw; two liring breakfast In bed, refined fam- Cluh._C_ll Red_B»nk t-lUU your house. We are qualified for any tJOMBINA'TION high rhalr anil" "nlny rnbiuijl, SI'J; carpet iiinncr, $3,3."! IIOK housed, one liii'Kc. one regular size. pumpi, well pumps, ceaipooli and jsb No money down. Small monthly SEVERAL ITEMS of boys' clothing, table, nursery Feat, hot water plalr, lanks. Phone Key»ort 7-0483. Iiy. Write, "Room and Board," Boi NEW UTitJTY Inboard runabout, fiva eluding one pair of genuine Western a yard; linulcum ru^iii 53,1) j; Rood cunditiori. I'hunc Eatontown 3- 51 l,_Red_Bnn_\ H, P. Johnston outboard motor. Call payments arranged. Free estimate scales, and nursery rtool. All for $l.*i, U.-ilS-MjifUr n P. M.* OIL LAMPS convtrtcd for electric. owboy boots, site 1\->; sport jacket, clulhcs lllirillKis, *? 1.55 ; niaKazlne Carroll, Red Bank «-4338.* Phone I'.ed Bank (-4444. Monmouth _ione KumsoiM -I243-.J. FRXMB BUILDING. I.'xl2', $20; thsxr Iiy.. Lamps rewired. Wa call for BUNGALO'W, house, or four-roo» Construction Co., Highway IS. Head- ize 16, Glen plaid beige overtone, flecka GAS RANGE. Apartment size. Can u*e riul^, S2.05; table lamps, $6.05, etc. apartment by quiet responsible fam- if blue; blue tweed suit, site 14; ma 3"xlO"x26' Tir. SI each: 2' S"x6' 8" and deliver. Harold'i Radio and ily of three, between now and October dtn'a Corner. city rr bottle gal, Sti.'i: RIHII KHS bnlli- Ruscil's Furniture ft Art Galleries, two-panel door, $."il ten l".\C"xlG' No. ANTIQUES. BKTC-A-BRAC, furniture, oon wool sweater, size 14, Call Red Electric Sho», 14 Wait front atraat. lit. Call Red Bank 4-I47I. AUTOMOBILES lank e-JllBZ. room stove, f.'i. Phone Kumsoii 1- 2.*, Ean Front street, Reil Bank. 1 fir, ao cents each: six sets cypress and bought and aold. Snho Houta An- 3-.I._ cliehtliut window trim: lot of framing Red Bank. Phona I-J744. TO BUY FROM local farmer for home tique!. George Martin, Prop. 74 Shrewi. OXER PUPPIES, AKC registered, male Phone O-IG'.l.'l. eanning, berriea, itrinsf beam, baetl, MAURICE SCHWARTZ. Chryaler, Ply. SBVEN-PlECE walnut dinhiit room net. ami sllr-athin^: sump pump. $2."i: two mouth and International truek lalei bury avenue, at the end of Monmouth and female, fawn with hlack marks, in excellent condition. Full size licil. Itarikn plantfMs, S5 i-nch; tlnw law-nmow- cucumbers, etc., (no tomatoea). Willing atreet. I'hone Red Bank <-!)73«. hree months old. Phone Red Bank 6 Till: BEST PRICES paid for ragi, Iron, to do own picking. Call Red Bank 6 and uit jarn, G. E, refritterator. Phone Red itsti r_Horse Farm. Kiifil rivtht turn iif- K:i0; rniinil ilininu lablp and four chairH, . PlilL USED CARS bought, aold and *»• black, brindle, fawn, female on breed Phone Ked Bank 6.1367.R, Will call ably in Sfii "tiber. Call bought, sold and repaired. Serpico's, Bjank_6-_ri36.*_ r Wiukatunk tnii'ky, KnititT toward $11); threc-pirre mohair living room Atlantic changed. Pontiac aalea and aervica, 105 Mnnmouth atreel, Red Bank. ng terms, Famous Ch. Duke of ROM siiiii1. $f>."i; ;!2-foot i>\'trnnion ImlilBi*. $15; LAWN AND PORCH furniture repainted Highlands 1-1582-J. term*. G. M, A, C, Ranill Brotheri, lane breeding, Ro:;dane, 1100 Central POWES ITAWNMOWER. Cofdwtil CulT irlliilil. Knliow lillnnc line to ,•11,1. Called for and delivered. Wllklnn Mo- PA B, in guaranteed condition. new long play, jar.z cr bc-bop. SEAUTIFIJL t'hrcc-yenr-old Dalmation. (' Co. Contact Stacy P. Conover. Phone 'hone Keangburg I.QIS0. Cal! «r write. Hajtitle Amuiimenti, IS- le ready by Chriitmai. House of Toyi Reasonable to iicrsnn nffcring ^ood COMPLETE landscape service. Holmdel 9.6181. IT Welt Bergen piece, Red lank |.'J1»7. Norman K. Freeman, 121 First avenue Anderson'l Music, 21 Broad street. in country. May be seen at Dr. INSUKh IOUK uu«o. Mum.. ..uio Trees, shrubs, perennials lupplied mobile and other property with Haw- YOU MAY HAVE article! of value In USED CAR SELLERS. Will pay NEW ANh USED lumber.—it Atlantie Highlands. Phone 1-0761, 'nrkcr's, Newman SpriiiB3 road, Red your attic or barn. Button!, brlc-a- ATTENTION "BUILDERS — 1 oil-pounoumld lanli. and planted in season. Large lawn! klna Brotheri, Real Estate and-lnaur. hlgheit caih price tor youi use* haven't got It, wa »s gat It. Lowell TOR YOUR CAR"""""»lotorola radios to ance, 77 Broad atreet. Phom Red Bank •rieil In town. Keanaburg Lumber Co., match your car, 154.95 and 884.95. keg of 20-pcnny common nails $10. ULI.-S1ZF, MAf'I.F. baby rril. with and hedgea cut. Call Stevens. Red car, Packard Salea A Servlc*. Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-1548. t-0352. Inc., Highway •• and Franklin avenue, Southwlnd car heateri 129.95; Tropicalre mattress, nt 1 OS River road. Red Bank 6-0852-M. Harding road, at Broad atraet. Keanihurg. Phone Keamburg t-OISi. hot water heater 121.95. 'Norman K. WHITE PtfEASANTS-Four hens, one ink. IRON RAILINGS for porcnn, italr- Phon* Bad Bank (-4411. GALL US WHEN iilling four antique!, Freeman, 121 First avenue, Atlanti male bird, all $25. Reeves pheasant :i. ft. MOSiTOfiTtOP refrlircrator. six :_Si'OOLS cleaned and built, .•!•'•, BOATS china, brie*a-brae and houaehnld ar- H_j__ands._Phoni!_l-0761__ trio, $20, Richard R. Wood, Wayside culiic feet, in Kood condition, $55. tanka cleaned and Installed, dralne In* ways, ate. Mad* to order by See. r road, R, D. 2, Ko.\ 361 -A, Neptune. Hailed. Phone any time day or nlghi, AUTOMOBILES financed, up to 24 lielai. Sea Bright Antique * Gift 'OSCO" IS HERE NOW." He hafTou* 'liunc Atlantiantic Highlamls 1-0381-W-* •oft Company, 11 yean tt ( Wait ll-KOOT MARCONI eenter board aloop. Cttoppe. Phone Sea Bright 2-00QI, or wheill and a I's H. P. air-cooled mo Phone Alhur _Pa ______.* lumson 1-071(1.J. Harvey C. Tilton, 3 montha to pay. tieacoait r'inaaci FR'KillVAl'REAlR'KillVAl'RE—A l porccUi'n'7"7~ atreel. Red Bank. Pkaat I-J1I9. Excellent condition. Complete with all 'ompany, 10 Broad atieel, Red Bank, Long Branch 1-41HT. tot. He Ii good for odd jobs besidei 'fWO METAL BEDS, »i size, complete _._ rlioiie Iliim-son rilre plntT, Rjlrn gtu. |200. Call Red Bank «-4lli.M plowing, cultivating and mowing. Hi with ipringi and mattresses, $15 each Ul.tKiltAriHNti, mimeiigraphirj, 'hor.e Red Bank 1-1234 or Red B««« TOUR 8PIKELLA ii an indindual gar- PIIILCO CABINET RADIO, mahogany*. r'Krili KAUWELL—Chryiler Alrtemp liter fi :30 p. 1-2518. ment, ityled Jnit for you, bind on sell! for 1619 delivered. Dlsbrow Broth Odd table $2, end table 81, odd chairs Cabinet and eadio in excellent con- public «teniigrHphy, mailing, notary air eonditirning, heating and cooling; r'RCli FAKWELL. Chryalet marina mo- JS1SD~~TRUCK*—1941 Chevrolet with miaaunmenta of our Improved Igure. en. Whalepond Road, West Long $1 each, porch rocker 12. Gritrgs ave- ition. $50. !l,1 PincK-ncy road. P.cd Bank, >ublic Lettercraft, 69 Broad «tr*et. Red fuel pumps a d conttoli foi ail oil burn- titi pertactle all over. Call for. ftie Branch. Phone Long Branch I-SI80. | nue, Port Monmouth, Phone Keansburg lank. Phone fl-06ti» tori; marina motora repilred. atarten, ' platform body; 1941 GMC with itake 'hone H-t5.|6.* er! in stock lit the trade. SI Binghim generators, Ignition. Boata any alaa fitting!, no obligation to buy. Phoaa t-1232-M,' * MTri'OK rebuilding ia oui avp.nue. Rumson. lihone 1-1499. body; 1941 OMC chaaila and cab; 1*11 Eatontown J-O2I0.M. ABOUT 200 PATTERNS or discon- COM~BINATION COAL and gas range. buiiineiiii Call ui for quick service. towed or delivered anywhere. II Bing- Chevrolet, atake body. Several dumpi USED FURNITURE values. Apart, tsuii_it&. LfiAllchli, in euppet or gal- ham avenue, Bumion. Phona 1-14W). ind body itylcs. Terma arranged. H. tinued waibabla and aunfait wall* 45 John atreet, Red Bank.* )0UkTlaii Klectric Co., 35 Boat Front vanlted. Call ua for an estimate on kEHCURY OUTAOAttDS. the sen..t|— ment size "Grunow" refrigiy-ator, treet. l!r no Zobcl Co., 1110 Main atreet, Bradley WE BUT AND SELL anythlagl paper, 19c to 60c per roll. Klarln'i, BLACK A"ND WHITE wooden kitchen any sheet metal work, J. V. Bogart, Tl , "L J " •'•owing the 1948 line at let, four chairs and a table. Cnll Red $65; roll-top desk, 116.30; mahnz. ACUUM clcanerH repaired, any nlake H l3 ach. Phone Aabury Park 2-2515. Cententa *f ••mee, •tsret, eitatu, 21 Monmouth atreet, Red Bank. Foster itreet, River Plata, Red Bank *• . _,,"''""» "« 'orner Ma.pl* avenue WE B"U"Y"~USEb CARS-Any main or Milan, attlea, china, glauware, aa- Ban__185«.J. liny sectional bookcase, S22.30; 10. Allen Klectrie Shop. 18 White itreet. Phone Ked . Bank I-079H-M. and Wblta atreet. Red Bank. Phono |. Phone I-III8. HEABSTSOMCOACH. Perfect conditlno, led Bnnk model. Mount-Englifch Salea Co., 90 tlquii, art object! and all brle-a- piece walnut dining room auitc, ex- LAUNimv—Family wain, 7u cents. II Monmouth atieit, Phon* Red Bank I- 130. Call Atlantic Highlands 1-0502-J. cellent condition, $95; mahogany poundi, dry clothea waihed, rinaad, 0171. kna, Ruieil'i, 2i tut Front itneb PEACHES, iwcet corn, tomatoes, pep- C. JOSEPH SMITH, wallpapering damp dried, in ',,-hour, while you ibop. SPRAY GUN. complete with hone and music cabinet, $A.5O; two-pie.ce 2I.FOOT DOUBLE and training 142 FORD V-8 pick-uPi in good lhapi. fkana "id Bank (•llll. pers, eggplant, eukel, squash. Now adapters, for attaching to spark plug and painting. George H. Craw- Launderette, 114 Monmouth atreet. near sealon, at Old Cherry Tree Farm maple dining room suite, $22.50j boat!, tVih aach. (Saila eltra.) Call at Daniel Blue Sunoco gaa eta* in ear, like new. 83; two-cylinder op- ford, carpenter, remodeling hath* the A. t P. Market. Red Bank • Ion, Route 36. Phona Keyport 7-2781 FAN BELTS AND PULLEY! for alec Mirket. Apple! loon. All grown on posed type compressor, whole motcr and five-piece breakfast act, $29.50 i blMEUAL CUIU.I'ftU'lut. Lui* au.,, in. u>|. E. Schwind, 44 South Bay avenue, my farm. Uie fruit end vegetable! for roomi, kitchens, all types ceilings. Highland!. >r_Keansburg 1-0474. trie motor!. In itock. Douglaa Elec cylinder in one unit, In use as a low three-piece living room suite, $59; cinders, gravel, manure, cesipooli and ,947 CROSLEY*" SEDAN, radio, heater. trie Co., IS Eait Front itreet. Phon* health nnd save on your meat billl. J. mature paint spray, $10; heavy duty Phonei Red Bank 6-0360, 8-3894 dry well! built, driveways repaired. Hindrlckson, Prop. oak Winlhrop debk, $15.50; Spin- Sacrifice 1525, Malin, 21 Waverly Red Bink 1-0188. leetric motor. ';, H. P. Just overhauled, or Eatontown 3-0796-R. Lionel Simon. Phone Red Bank 1-0311. THE POPULAR SeaBee outboard mo- lace, between 7 P. M. and I P. M.» FEED-FEBD-FEED. Prices are much 15. Phone Red Bnnk 6-2003-M. Dry washing machine, 130.30; fire- FURNACE bLottflU. also aea ui for ton now on display, I h. p. alngii, »47~CUSHMAN Motor Scooter. TireT, •il burner rriotori, pump moton. *tc. lower, on G.L.F. quality poultry, dairy COM BIN ATiON~HT(J H~h71FlS d~pTa~y Place itratc, $8.50; loin, $8.50; ION RAILINGS, mortar buxea, limt PAINTER AND DECORATOR, Real. nt only 189.95: I h. p. alternate twin at and hog rations. Special laving! on motor, chaiili, like new, uiad littii. Deuglss Electric Co.. 85 Eait Front chair, girl'a 2C-inch 2-whcel hiki Coolcrator, $29. Many other val« boxci made to urdcr by Century Weld- onable rates, neat work, and belt 1129.60. J. H. Mount Co., 11 Maple atreaet. Phone Red Bank l-fi!28. cash and carry basis. Hance 4 Davii. child'! tricycle, child's stroller. All I.. ng, U-^'vny 35, Middletown. Phone avenue. Red Bank. 175 or be&t offer. Can be icen at .Ben* Phone Red Bank (-011)3. good condition and reasonable. 97 Rnm- ue«. Come in and ace for yourself. Ulddlctown r.-0:ir.4. material! used. Matthew Fenrln, mtt'i Service Station In Bailor* *r call EUCTklC MOt5U-Now we have 49-t'ooT COWVERTtb aloop "Olpfe~y" Uanaburg .•0706-M.* plenty ot new LI, 1-4, 1-t, 1-il H. COAL RANGE—Black and white enamel sey__vjr_r -- - • . —— -.Keamburg— - —' ** -•• ri* • qv^'ai^.- «^->^vPhon^e — •««6-1282-1! Ruscil'i Furniture & Art Galleries, Naveslnk River road, Boi 110-B, rJWl!i_MAClIINKS repaired. Free in- •ihing or pleasure, fully equipped; BUICk SEDAN, four-door, 1917, 45.O09 P. All* uled electrie motora. Douglai iron, with water back and warming UbU"SLT"SiCTION"l)orcelain lined let- 25 East Front street, Red Bank, IPK. *'ickup and delivery. Ma. Red Bnnk. Phona 1-1071.* lacrlnee. Can ba lean at irwla'a Yacht Elaetrii Co.. II Eait Front itreet. Phom ovens. Phone Red Bank 8-3507-J.* box. Perfect condition, nearly new, mllea, perfect condition; Packard, eon* Phone 6-1693. chines bought and «old. Phone Red works. Red Bank. rertiblc, four-door, 12-cyllndel, 1913, Red Bink «-0128. VOX TERRIER puppies, male and fe- '10. IS.'t Lincoln avenue. Fair Haven.* Dank 1-2138. Sewing Machine Service FLOOR SANDING and waling, floor gPEliDBOAT. Gray marina en" males. Phone Red Bank 4-1507-J.* HOUSE TRAILER7T5 feet"rg^d~e^ 42,000 miles, perfect condition. Com* WK HAVE THE material to do youi Co.. Sllverilde avenue. Llttl* Silver. • laying, hardwood floors a specialty. glna, eaeellent condition, full* and Impact Saturday and Sunday, A. nelng or aiding iob now. Pay aiODD PIECES of furniture, suitable for dltion, reasonably priced. Trailer lo- KEFRIGERATOR. ._ . ,. Servet Electrolux. 'AlNlrJU. DECORATOR and paper Work done by owner. Estimates. Joe •Quipped, In water, bargain. Phon* At- cated at Camp Woods, on Tinton Fnlla '. Schlldge, Mountain Hill load, corner little ai IS monthly. No dowa nt small apartment, office or waiting Pirfcct condition, I10O. Phone Red hanger, interior nnd exterior, 25 years L. Funderburke, 14 Marion atreet, Red lantle Hlghlanda 1-0084. iaat road. Middletown. ment. Call Red Bank 1-4444. Mon room. Write, "Furniture," Bex oil, road. Phone Eatontown 3-1060, extcn- Bank 6-4051. Bank. Phone I-0U3-M. experience, estimates cheerfully - given. i-'ohb MARINE ENGINES. UhSTi .Ill CADILLAC, mouth Construction Co., Highway IS. at Red Bank.* a_on 320.* ZENITH CABINET radio, long and short LouU Cassah, 448 Shrewsbury avenue, flve-paiiengar coupe, HeedHen'e Corner. converted, 101- h. p. V-8, |4II; t| b. excellent condition, 1715. TWO BOY'S BICYCLES. 2S-inch. good SIDEBOARO, table and chairs, mirror wave. L. West. 33 Third Itreet, Rum- Red Bank. Phone 6-4054-W. P. aix-cylinder, 1475.. Mount-English " ~ CaU Rrl NON-FADINC. full fiber teiilene aiat condition, 115 for both. 12 Shrewi- 100 yean old. evnl; wing chair $,">, ion. Phone 1-0575-W. Baak 6-1551.* ECECTRICAL WORK—All lines. Write, MISCELLANEOUS _a_ei_Co_. Ford dealer. Red Bank. ill! OLDSMOBILE, IJ25. Fair con- covers 112.9S ai i. H. Mount Co., cor- bury Way, Sea Bright.* and several articles. Piano lamp. Inquire MEN'S CLOTHING, size 33 short, win*" John !". Doran, Electrician, Port Mon- :.-jt"SOT-T«UNireTSln cruiaer. cuitom ner Mapia nvenue and White atreet. MAYTAG 1RONER, tank vacuum dean, nt 117 Pearl itreet, Red Rank. Phone 6- ter overcoat, practically new, topcoat, mouth, or phone Keansburg 6-1578. dition. Phone Bed Bank I.Q885.M.* 27.'i«..T. Call after Saturday P. M." built, by Apex Marine, Pa. II H. P. Red Bank. Phone «-H404. cr, electric broiler, table model, up. our suits, each $12, Write, "Men'fc CUSTOM plowing, discing, lowing, har- LISTINGS wanted. If you hava a houaa Chria Craft, lieepi 4, galley, dinette and 1147 CUSHM~AN~~Motor Scooter. E«il~. PIANOS—New and used. Liberal if nolttered chair that openi into lingle lothing/^Jlox_511. Red Bank. for sale: buyera waiting. R. V. R. H. lent mechanical condition, realonable, vesting, tree pulling, ground clear- head. Fin* condition. Completely 1175. Call Long Branch ..Q9S4.J,* lowanea for trade-ins; easy terms bed, rocking home, baby gate, all in TRADE IN YOUR old piano on a TWO WOOL SUITS'! 36 shorT otic ing, etc; tractor work of any kind by Stout, 17 Broad Unit. Phon* Red Bank equipped, including Penn Tan dinghy. available. If you now own a piano, keep good condition. No realonable offer re- new Spinet piano, Anderson's brown herringbone twred, one brown lore, hour or contract. Firat class 6-2141; . In water, ready to go. Aiking 12,100 EIGHT-TON BROCK WAY truck, pantl it tuned and in good condition. Bruce fused. Phone Rumion 1-(I491.« body with doors in back. 10 wheels. Muiic, 21 Broad itreet. pepper and salt. Excellent condition: al- equipment. Ralph Maher, Holmdel. ARE YOU HAVING a party) Why not *oj Immedlat* lali. phona Uea Bright E. Anairson, concert tuning, regulating THREE FfSE Oriental rugi. One Kas- o two shirts', size 14 >_, reasonable, Hn» 25. Phone Holmdel 9-8391. rent a Juke Boa for that apaelal oc- •rlced reasonable. Call Cryltal Pool, and repairing. Phona Red Bank 1-4259 han 11x18, one Serouk 8x15, one In- larretl, Wilson avenue, Port Monmouth. USTULLR DKCORATING aervica. Paper- casion; or a P. A. ayatem for a aomlnal 54xl4-FOOT custom-built mahogany (eansburg, between 10 A. M. and • P. Red Bank l-46«t>. dian 10x14. Call Rumson 1-1UI. t—Whitev porcelain inside M. After I P. M. call at II Raritin outside, in A-l condition. Reasonable. 'hone KcanshuiK 6-1371-M.* hanging, plain and decorative painting. tea? Vail or write, Haiistlc Amuae- cruller, twin acrew, apeed 11 mllai, in avinua. Aik for Clara. OLYMPIC ICE refrigerator; Urge lite. KENMORE WASHING machine, deluxe ENGRAVING—Onl e day service" on al Call Red Bank 1-0692. Office, 20 Mount menti, 15-17 Wait Bergen plaea. Red commlision, very cheap. Fred Farw.il, Inquire at Twin Diner, 64 Monmouth Jacob Strauss. 26 Elm place, Red Bank.* model, excellent condition, $(9. Call YOUR RINGS CLEANES"""FREEl- metals, any atyle letlerlnc Seldin's street. Bank. Phono I-»H7. II Blngham avanua, Rumion.' Phon* 1. ITll PLYMOUTH coach" Phon* Rum- etreet, Red Bank. - - - • . • Atlantic Highlands l-mi-M. brlnz all add* in today'! classified Quality Jewelers, 60 Monmouth street.* BOXER STUD—IB month! old fawn ion 1.0858.R.* PORCH ENCLOSURES sTva use o MATTRESS—«i size, practically GRASS SEEDETT Wi! cannot say 14-HOUR SERVICE oa tk* repair of with white marking!, aon. of Chum- 14-B.rOOT INBOARD boat, I A r, Us MERCURY convertible. Used only Porch all winter long! Materials no' columns of Seldin's, along with tlfis one, Phone Middletown, 5.0190. to Seldin's Quality Jewelers, 60 Mon. enough about the results of paying radloa mud electrical appliance*. pion Blitaen of Rockland and Champion Brlgga 4 Stratum motor, with two month!, 1,000 mllel. light yellow. on hand. No down payment. Smal by users of the "Brillion Sure-Stand" Utaa von Dora of Maielalne grandion. .eluteh. boat and motor, new thla aprlng. Ilk* new. Phon* Red Bank |.>4lt.i OoELAPSIBLE GREY leather baby car- mouth itreet.•_ Wt call far and dillvir, Harold'i monthly pii'met.n HTsnged. Call Re/ riagc, excellent condition, 115: also ui-nSE seeder. Two hoppers, line foe- Sigurd and Luitlg bloodline allo. Tern. Fred Farwell, II Rlngham avenue, Rum. or dimomtration.* Bank 6-4444. Free estimate. Mon HKiH "CHAIR, old fashloned~irmr*criii, brome grass, one for miature-. Mounted Radio ana Eleetrle Shot, 14 Weat porary fee ISO. Phone Spring Like 2- aon. Phone 1-1411. IIUK BUPEif; n» fliileage, fully mouth Construction Co., Highway 88, playpen. Excellent condition, |10, Fhona play pen, all for $12; allo 20 yards BOICK- Monmouth Beach I-0S4.S-W. on a eulti-pneker with specially designed front itraot, Ba. laDk. Phone I' 1009. OXWN OHUlSfch, 10'xS' I", toilet ana •quipped, ^excellent condition. Can nil (5 (trips) Pennsylvania Dutch rac ear, roller) for the purpose. Sidney W. Reid, at Middletown S-0U4-R. Eddie LIiow- •TTlAYER HKiH CHAIIT~8, sterilizer petlng, tan background, colorful stripes 1744. VANESSA KENNELS apectalliei m galley, ileepi two, II H. P. Lyeoming YASKETPfRADER, no>v""oiierall""'g ai Route 0-4. Phone Freehold 8-1441. hoaiding your peti. Clean kennels, •ky. B. D. I, Box 411, next to Tom antique *hop on Highway 115, be $2.50, bathinette 17, chest of drawer! very good condition, $20. Phone Middle Field! farm, on highway IS,' after 1:10 and desk combination 110, Phone At- town 5-ori92.J. DACHSHUNTTPUPPIF.S. Black and tin, good food, treih water and fria lham- trio*'. Pho'n'.*^ea*nihurg "illl-'j *fteen Middtclowu and Hazlct. Hav AINTING AND paperhanging. floor poo for any dog Haying two weeka or * I P. M,» •• eou antiques tu Mil? Then take the lantic Highlands 1-UTo-W. , ahTciTbin-foot Kelvin six weeks old. choice litter. Phone landing, carpenter work, apraying XIUAhY SLOOPsLoop., 20.-foot2ofoot.. bfacallmtc THREE-PIECE living room suite, in Rumsnn_l-O402-W. longer. Kennels. Five Corner!, Middle* condition, naw 7'., . H. P. air-c olid 19S7 FORD COACH. Motor overhauled,' natural course, i'houe Hed Bank ator, porcelain, nice looking, working done Inside and outlide; allo spraying town. Phone Middletown 5-0O2-R. . H. P. air-coolld clutch and brakes need lomi repair, 2247 and tay, have Mr. Morrill call. Bood condition. Call Red Bank I- order, hut needs some adjustment. Prir EtGHf-FOOT SERTEt; refrigerator', if porch furniture. 11 Mount itreet, angine. Can ba Men att PleaeurPl * Bay than two years old. Perfect con- NCOtN LIMOUSIN^ /or rent, for rubber Is good. II Eait avenue. At. Vhajik yo_i. 3U5-J. for quick lale 140. Phone Rumion 1 Red Bank. Phone l~*!242. M. E. Mor. J.«_Jt t Sirvie*Si . PPortaupeck, or pk*ni antic Highlands. CiTTlNG ROOM furniture and other (litimi, Cnll Sea Bright 2-0189. partlei. wedding!, etc. by day, wnk or TO 6ECORATE yuur porch or sun O84I.R. IOIK * . month. Call Ked Bank u-444ii-,i. Middletown 8.044I. 1117 FORD STATION wagon, good mo* piecti. W. C. Colby, 4 Eait River DIAMOND'S RESET while you wait FRiGIIiAIRE, 7 cubic feet, excellent IANO LESSONS at your home or my room. Wrought iron tables, standt, condition. Easy waihing machine, 8PEEDB0A~T BARGAIN, II feet long,' • tor, rublnr, fender!, frame, naU and metal ferneries, wall bracket! and fire road. Rumion.* 14.K gold mountings from $10.80 ui atudio. Fred A. Wohlforth. B.S.Ed., foot beam, mahogany, 1(1 H. P. mo- duh, without body. Call Long Branch place icreenc. Honey Bee, upper Broad PPHTLCT O COMBINATION radio and Vic- Include! tax and itone letting. Seldin' solid walnut dining table, perfect con- pianiit for dubi, reception*, '• etc., 1 tor. In the water. Price 11,000. Call trola. Just like new, muit ilcrlnee. dition; antique bed and ipringl, four- WANTED TO RENT 1 i Itreet, Red Bank Phom 8-4020. QualltyJewaleri. «0 Monmouth atreet. pleee solid beale maple bedroom lulte, Sllverwhita avenue, at Plnckney road, j- ?• ^.'t'"* * STARTED CHICKS and ducks. Month Console type walnut cabinet. Mult lea GENERAL ELECTRIC portable radio. practically nm; odd chairs, ilngla bed phone Red Bank 6-4172-J. 194! DODGE Hi-ton truck with to appreciate. Call nigntl between 8 Price 110. Call Red Bank 1-4732 af- ARTHUR E. BOYCE. painUng rontrae- ELDERLY CHRISTIAN couple wllhaa BaUMAN.BUILT ikllt runabout. ~fa~. old New Hampshire pullet! and cock and spring!, small dressing table with feet condition. New 10 H. P. Gray • 12-'foot itiel platform body an| crcll, 2,000 started chicka in stock at nnd 10 o'clock, or befon 1:30 A, M ter 5: JO P. M.« iklrt, curtalm, dra-perles, and small tor, eiterior and Interior painting, «• about a I or 4-ro64ro6m aapartmtnp rtmtntt with Phone Red Bank 4-4019-J.' Iraatei lupplled oa large or imall lobi. all l Improvement!It , IIn ReRdd BanBkk onlly •nwball engine. Speed up to . 11-40 hydraulic hoist. Termi arranged. H. all times. Retail and wholesale; Purina -Jotor Scooter, tirei items. Immediate delivery on molt of 1 miles, fully equipped. Including eitra Chowi and farm supplies. Hatlet. By ARE TOOLS YOUR HOTSBTT WO have motor, ehauli like new. Used llttl above; everything hy September 15. Pint elan work by practical paloteri. Write. "Couple." Bon Ml P- "• ' . L. Zobel Co., 1110 Main itreet, all type cutters, pllen. twenen, luit- Propeller, boat covir, euihioni, ate. Pennsylvania railroad nation. Phona 1178 or but after. Can he aeen at Ben Phone Red Bank 6-2257.J. Phona Rumaon l.UIII. . FOUR OR rlvt>.ttuuin svu,^,,., J^ Owner buying cruller, 1150 for aulek Bradley Beach. ' Keyport 7.1109. able for delicate work, CO eenta up at tiett's Service Station In Belford, or ca BUY AND SELL second-hand clothu; tober lat. Red Bank or vicinity. Call ••"•• _ Can be aim and demonatrated Seldln's Quality Jeweler!, (0 Monmouth Keansburg «.070«__M_^ FR1GIDAIRE, 1941 model with meter- muit ba In good condition. I. Ker-Red Bank «-29'9-M. TWIN HOLLYWOOD beds, complete, miser, four-bmntr gnu range, oven at ld"Seaiporta"1, rlvPoinrt Pleaiant. South Hit FORD DUMP TRUCK. Clean, good SSG each; kitchen cabinets, (23.95; itreet. Red Bank,* THOROUGHBRED Cocker Spaniel pup. her, 209 Shrewsbury avanua, Rtd Bank. RELIABLE Ttin/tiMl wuuid urn to rent £" **""""" * *'* condition. Phona Matawan 1.2471. VERY GOOD USED suits, coati ant and broiler, both in clean condition Phone 6-0468-W. dlnetti lets, 125; Ajax wasliinn machine, pies, cheap. Call Mill Rrook Farm Phone Eatontovrn 3-0508-J, alx-roam house in vicinity of Red alr-eoolid Wiiconsln motor. Excellent lT-HtTDSoN Terr.pl.n. coupe. Good 1125; youth beds, maule bedroom let, drenel. Other article& of merehan New Monmouth, Phone Middletown BAYNTON RUGS and carpeti. Ruga and Bank. Call Ron" RnnV «.i""i«_ condition. Priea 12(0; 1187 Ford diie too numeroui to mention. Monitor GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerator, In condition, Will sacrifice. Muit nil. frier* dining room set, 166; pair J*nn< 046S.* ______carpetl cleaned and moth-proofed. Huubli utlnuii to Phone Red Bank 18I1-8IU after 1:80 P. M eoaeh. good motor. Price II2S. D. Fita- Linei beds, I7fi. Lavonia's Furmtun washing machine with wringer, A»l con HOY POBfT electric mangel, perfec good mechanical condition, ISO, Phone wall carpeting cleaned and buy. Need not be in good condition. jerald. Avenue. D, Atlantie . Highland!. Stcn, ltd Bay aveaui. Oppoiiti fin ditinn. All'reainnahli, "Trtaiure Chllt,' condition, 178. Till! type of mange Kenn'burg 6-1357-J, - mothproofid on location. 6 "Broad Will do minor repair! and painting at I*-FOOT SWPP. wuh i jgrrrwiKs: Phone 1-0300-n. 388 Redmond avenue. Oakhurit.* home, Highlands now telling far over 1200. Practlcall M'AYTA"r,"tVA"SHiN Broad atreet. Eatnntown. aek for 9 M roomi, unfurnlahid, for price. If Interested, call Red Bank I- '938 CHEVROLET business coupe. Mod all aecs, one month to 84 yean. niters, etc,: 10-Inch Flx3 Extar Ilex Saturday, all day, Red Bank etc Flnt-clasi equipment, genuine, not condition, t>00. Red Bank Radiator •yncro shutter; 3'/ -inch Woolmiak wide Your pleasure Js our business. 2 «7I(IM» 1942 MAYTAfl WASHER. In etcellon duration farmers Ralph Maher, Holm- the paltry price of IIS par month. Worki, 118 Weit Front alreet, R*d Bank. angle Rapax ihuttcr; Fotolux Strobe condition, $70: also 72-Inch slngli del, Phone 9-«»91. Has to be within commuting dis- ROWBOAT—In water, good condition Phone 1.1177 until I P, K. dally ix- Houie of Toys, 121 First evenufl, light, two lamps, S-power AC or bat Phone Red Bank 1-1888 evening!, at- WBST1NOHOU8B refrigerator, Hot bowl, ilniihln ilrninboard, cast Iron sink, AUCTIONEER AND Appraiser. B7"*G* cept Saturday.' • - •• Atlantic HiuMnndi. Phone 1-0761. lery with charger and two battirin in pnrcrlaln finihh with fixtures, 130 Cdati, 490 Bath avanua, Long Branch. tance of traini for New York elty. tcr I o'clock,* • ' ' DcJur light meter and case; Arglll C-8 Point electric range. Phone Rum- 1917 OLDS, SEDAN; radioT heater, Cnll llril Hank 6-472«. Phone B-3fitlH. Call Montclalr 2-2101. Collect. SAILBOAT—Late season value, Ilko new .' motor. Very good mechanical SCOTCH COLLIES—Blue merles camera, case, flashgun; rigid multi-corn new, Price 1250., Call Atlantic High- r Ion 1-0474. K'ElTVlNATOR rcfrlirrriitor. Exccllen CAItl'ENTtiR WOhK of any kind done condition, Phona Atlantic Highland! 1. Iris. Ma'ei and female, AKC regit. partment case for 4x, i camera; two cnnilitlnn, $100, Photic Rumson 1 by dny or contract. Jobbing a spe- BY MIDDLE-AGED couple, il or 4-rootn landl I.0I70.M after 1:80 P, M. tercd, Dyotl, Wyckoff road, Eatontown. leather 4x5 gadget hags; fioldE 33mm U7K. bungalow cr apartment. No children CASE HAY BALER, four years nl cialty. J. C. Marvin ft Son, Boa 43. 2I.FOOT SEA STnPPr~SccTlenr-con" 194400 BUICK, , Exceptionally clean, fully Phone J-067 6.* Klide projector: DeJur 4x5 enlltrges; Guaranteed excellent condition. Do IE.HASS VKNIJTI aciorUion and 12 Helford. Phone Keamburg 6-0691-J ot uy or tell, we Rol.ton Waterfcutr, •ent, aoost kuaiaesi. Phone Long :-0722-H. ture included. Muat be removed from natian blinds, excellent condition; two- Acre lovely l»nd»c»|t«d (rounds, t«« oom, dinette: two fcedroome, two baths tealtor, 1< W»t Front tlfttt. Phase fcanch H1I1-J. LARGE FURNISHED room. Suitable for property. Can be seeen any evening, ear garag*. Immediate oceupnncy. Price rooms, three bnths, two flrcplic*!, oil on first floor; second, largt bedroom 11138 FORD CONVERTIBLE, radio, heat- f 11,000. Waart-Nemeth Agency, 42 cr, fog light,, motor and tires In very ;ed Bank 6-ISIO. SANING AND DYEING store, doing business couple In private home, or all duy Saturday «nd Sunday. Phont hent: star a re; 130,000. Rtjr Vsn Mora and storage closets; hot water, oil; two- Kood condition. Call Kcansburg 6- good cash and carry business. Selling 'ouutry atmosphere, near river. Clofie Hlxhttds Broad atreet. Phone Hed Bank 6-'i240." As^nry. Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank ear garage, with small apartment above; IJlJTJle lecount of illness. 1012 F street. Bel- •o all transportation. Board or kitchen HOUSE—Ftvu tootnii two •ncloied -_11 o it: ot)en porch: fft- living rooms, parquet floors, four bed- 1936 TERRAPLANE. Highest bidder APTS. mi ROOMS TO RENT atc home, occupied by a very friend- ID til itrrrt and Leonnrdvillc road, Bel- Bunk «-22<0.« over I1G0. Inquire 39 Gillespie ave. •i'K'; tIH.000. Kny Van Horn Ag*ney, roo me, game room, tiled lavatory and ly adult. Living room privileges and ford. Kive minutes from Campbell'* RIVEIt PLAZA—Two-bedroom bunga- Fair Haven. Photic lUd Bank <.41QQ.* «ue, Fair Haven.* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—ID Center Junction. bathk; hot water heating system. Early KENT OR BUY, 2,000 to 4,000 square avenue. Rooms by dajr, wtek or sea- kitchen privileges if desired. Feel like low, oil heat, full baaement, largt occupancy. Asking price 119,000. Phona at your own home, come and go at any CffTTE SILVER buniealow. Livinv VAN HORN AHENCY—We can show tl9« STUDEBAKER, Hi-ton truck feet 'of omte apaea fer Jaaoraterr son. Cooking privileges. Ideal for Jam- rx pan lion attic, cednr lined closet i. you in Fair Haven two owner occu* Red Bank 6-3450. time. Near bcBch, bus line, and Leon- room, firppluue, modern kitchen, two Ideal location. Price IO,9Sb. U. I. down with 12-foot stake body, like new, .•ork. Location ImmaterHl. hut auat lies. Call Center Haven, Atlantic High- pied hunsHlnwi. Hot wdti* h««ti «•- ALLAIRE AUKKC*—Ranch-typ« home. be in or about Red lank. Call Bad nds 1-1516, care of Mrs. Rose. rdo navy pipr. Cnll lifter fi P. M.bedrooms, tile bnth: uttachcd tinrnKe; payment $950, Total mnnthly pny- Facing Red Bank river. Living room aturday, Sunday, all day, -111:1 Ham- SII.OUO, Ocoi'tfu S. Schanck Agency, H tfrs; IH.OO0 and I9.0U0. Kay Van Termi arranged. H, L. Zobel Co., Dank 6-4247. . )» »OUIH HTUIilt'k, cuoifortable uuiue- menta apiroiimately tf>'l. Wcnri> Horn Atjpncy. Fnir Haven. Phont Red 4x31 feet, fireplace, i_ tiled bat hi, 1110 Main atrcet, Bradley Ueach. (ton avenue, near Applcton avenue, Linden place. Red Bunk. Vhoni.- G-0M7.' iVemetai Agency, 42 Broad ttrttt. Red Lennox oil burner and air-conditioning LIST YOUR PROPERTY wit* us. Quick lika taosaa. Pkoaa Bad Bank- ••MM. SEA nitlGHT BAKGAIN. Seven-room Bank 6-4] 00.* results and a square teal. Greenaere Mrs. P. Kl.ssen. _^<>narANiC—8econd~loor. ni- cce apart- tion, acre plots; a modern restricted k lights, red blinker. Priced very reason- ment, (even rooms, two baths, fully Building 16x24, l^.i-foot frontasre on room and fireplace, two sun porchta* able. Worley'a Body Shop, Atlantic 4',-;-ROOM APARTMENT, in alee (ac- residential development; K H, A. ap- Highway S*>. Equipped for will. I'rice RIVERFRONT—Lovely three-mil« view, dining room, kitchen and lavatory, imall furnished, July 1st. to October 1st. Con- HELP WANTEO proved; school idjoining, clot* to rail* detsi wnirr. Beautifully remodeled 11- Highland!. Phone 1-0252. , tion of North Newark, for 4 or 6-veniently situated. Allaire Agency, 19 $7,7 50. Weart-Ncmcth Agency. it room for den on first floor, three bed- tORD, 183! coach, fnir condition, Kood *oom house or apArtment. Mutt s>e roud stuUon; lakt privilege.*. A few in* Broad •treft. J'hone Red Rank B-Z240.» oom home; two new tiled baths with rooms and bath on second. Boathous*. Monmoutk (tree!, led Bank. Phdoa •- LET US HELP rou with jour tnii>)oy- home litea still available, tee your real- howem, n»w powder room, A funnily transportation, 1150, Call Keansburg rcar-'round place. Three ssulte In fasn- ment problems, Closed Saturday! PAt'R H"AVBN~New three'leverhom^ Price |25/>00. Phon«_ Red Panic 4-3450. 1-1560-B.* ily. Near Belmar. For further infor- lev* tor; also E. Alexander, on ta* prtjMlHi. ils roomi and bath; plot 70x200; at* oom. New kitchen, ilectric nnge, re- ALXAIRE AGENCY—Rumion. New loca- moit MATL. B AVKNltB. r-urnt.hed roan.. during Jun«, July and August. Roberts' 1'hon.r Itrd Bank 6-U76-J. 1 1939 LaSALLE convertible coupe. Ex- mation, write R. H., e/o Room 700, 17 Employment -Agency, 77 Brond street, tached garage, I'rire $1^,090. Weart- rittenitor and Henriix. Modern oil fur* tion, 4 ,-2'room bungalow, llvln*f room William street, Newark, Ono of atari laak'a snost convenient IDEAL BEACH—Benutiful corner itucco M'emtth Agepcy, 42 Broad itreet. Phont inee; enclnsed porrhns; gar«K«. Alking with fireplace, picture window, two larga cellcnt condition. Motor recently re- wcatioai. Call Boa Bank «-ltjea. Mra. Bed Bank. Phone 6-1805. __ built. Phone Ked Dank 6-33.*>5, or call bitilctinv. Three 5-room upartmentf. Red Bank 6-2g4Q.« (40,00(1. Hay Van Horn Agency. Fair hedfoomi, oil burner; garage; outsid* Howe Phone Ked Bank <-410O.« «t 30 West Front-street, Bed Bank, or OPERATORS—Both mala and fe- nil un one floor. Can easily be used BATONTOWN^Ninc-room hottae, tc7- e ed ak I10. fireplace. Asking 113,000. Immediate oc TKABf-HOOM apartment with private ull-your-'round. Price $t0,000, cash or rupancf. Phone Rwi Bank 8-34SO, « Carpenter street, River l'lnan.* REAL ESTATE FOR RENT bath. Furnished for iurnmcr rtntal. male, 35 houra per week. Pocket raced lawn, lot 100x146; hot wnter RUMSON—"Ca"l Ifornia ranch nousc, %\* contract; one-third down. Call Keans- heat with oil, hardwood floori. Trice lovely roomi, two baths, oil htat; at- 1937 CHEVROLET, conch. Excellent con- Inquir* »t 29 Lawrence avenue, Keans- hurn 6-U06n-J. , dUion. Call after 5 P. M. week days, worker*, sleeve makers, stitchers, |»,000. Weart-Nemeth Agency. 42 Inched garage, patio; '.fi-acr*. Fiva mln- PAUL a tTKYKER. Realtor, reran BAR AND RESTAURANT I* hotel! all u EEWACkE AGENCY—Uonardo. bun- Saturday all day. 69 Waahinuton street, , t FUhNIsHED room, with kitchen all kindt of special machine*; aleo iroad atreet. Phone R«rl Bank «i-2240.* nir* tn l>«ach; 119,000. Joicph <'>. Me- and farm aatatee. State Hlja. equipment; good locatioa. Contact Kfilow, five rooms and bath, front and COURTROOM Cape Coil rotUge, ex- Bed Bank.' . privileges. Elderly lady preferred. VJ prefer*. Call Red Bank 6-4291. Cue Appt ncy, RealtorRealt . l'hon« Rumion way 84. Holndel. Phoaa flolaM Manager. Wast Ins) rial*, lit •rifatoa buck porch; lot 25x100; near schools and l or K(Kdd HanHkk ^ 1041 INTERNATIONAL truck, 11-foot yonue. Long Branch. >«Tenea avenue, Keansburg. Mrs. paniion attic; '--ncrc. $9,700. Call ^ scretn, cnnotiy body. All new tires. m business center; $4,200. Cnll Atlantic B. J. Marvin, Matuwnn 1-2568. I-M01. SUMMER RENTALS. Intensive) listings, Mcisel. Highlamln J_:I£00. KAMItbINC HOMRin farm-tstittt sec- nc owner. In very (good condition, BUklSON—furnished rooms with rector. Write, "Church Organist," BELFORD—Immediate possession, Lot tion. Large living room, fireplace, Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright. Ruasssn, Y^ • •BykJ^'**^—^ i4sasBer>*v^ a i* »*»w™ n • »•• ^" »——• OKKKNACRK A~GENCY. Atlantic High- 00. Phone Ited Bank 6-3:177,' Box fill, Red Bunk. 501100. On*.family home, buhsalow dining, modern kitchen, two bedrooms, NEW FIVE-ROOM hous«. Including bstk ivcr and ocean. Charles E. iweeney en privileges. Phone Rumson 1-1U4. Innds, Cozy bungalow, five rooms and ^ypp. all modern imiirov«mcitti, science tile bath, oil heat; garage, Guest cot* snd shower, insulated,, cement blocks: TICK-UP TRUCK, Plymouth 1041, ex- Agency, Monmouth (venue. Pktna Kuas- DOUBLE ROOM—In rerlncd guest house. UNEltAL HOl/SEWOIIKER for family bath, full reltnr. new hot ftir hettt; larf* kltthan. four !a,rge> roemm, uteftm heat, and stucco, on twa waterfront lota cellent condition, 22,000 milts. Used of three, New Yurk city, Own room age. Two acre* of ground. Ten min- son 1-1492. • . Also board. Phone Red Bank f-OSl- Iilnt. Owtirr bfinit transferred. Quirk •ereened porch, roo ma newly built md Jlfi to station. Asking tU.OOO. Jos- Combination oil and gas rang., neK like pleasure car. Plionc ilolmdcl 9- BBAUflFUL four-room pent, house, and bath; Kood wanes. Would ccnsUler • sale, ST.uOO. Call Atlantic Highland! Frigldalre; 112,(00. Attractive terms. student. Write, "F. W.," Box 611. Red decorated. Muit ice to Apnreciatr. Call eph (i. McCu» Agency, Realtor, Phone 7412. BUMMER RENTAU Verr attractive facing river; knotty pine, fireplace 1-1600. • Phone owner for appointment. High- Bank.* (eanaburr 6-0SS4-W or call at 145 Knit Rumnon 1-0444 or Red Bank <-1«7n.» FORD, 1946, "Forilor" super deluxe se- four bedroom, two bath aauaa, and automatic heat; $100 unfurnished, .(,'REENACRE AdEfTC?—Highlands. Gro- End avenue. He!ford. lands 3-M.14-M. dan, radio, heater, like new. Original 1110 furnished; adults; • available Sep- NURSES—Kegit-tercd and practical. Dny coy, moil, nnd vegetable buainebs, ULTRA MODERN bungalow, one yeitr HOLM PEL—Horse farm; 76 acres. owner; < 1.700. Phbnt Uumson 1-0722. •xcellent ntlghborhoetl, eoevsaleat tember 15, Inspection by appointment. nnd night, nursing home, 1'hone Red brook. Coloninl residence, eight rooms, VETBHANS ONLY—Small dawn pay. Htack iitiil fiMui-cE; ITi,000. Will If Me old, five roonii and bnth, picture win* ment. Ideal Heach, East Keaneburg, PRIVATELY OWNED, 1939 Huick coui.e. to river, luscbee, railroad atatlen. 'hone Sea Bright 2-0291. Bimk_6-4^'J5. liiK and four-room npartment. Call dow, fireplace, autonifltic hot water hc.il, two hnthr, uil hent; 20 hozitalla, barn. Excellent condition. Phone Hc/I Bank Smflll rnttag#; rolling fields; 15 minutcb full monthly payment 138. Four full, All canvenlenceas 4ou»la garage, ROOM—Single ur double. Near center SALESLADIES—You can vnrn real Atlantic Highlnnds 1-16O0. oil burner. V*ry ipacioui. Gall Aabury sized room., oil hent, automatic ho^ 6-12211 or 6-1575. money telling in a local ttoiT. Liberal to station or Monmouth Park track; of town. Call Ked Bank 6-362S-J. JREENACKE AGENCY. Atlantic High- ^ark I-0«87zJ. water, Hardwick insulated range, Sanitaf Available Juna llth to Beptemaer sales commission, plus salary. Write, r.\- $•.5.1)1)0. Joseph G. McCut Agency, 1930 MODEL A Ford roadster. Best of- VI Mechanic street, Red Bank.* lands. Grand avenue. House, seven ALLAIfifc Ad£>TGY—RHnclf-typtT house Realtor. Phont Itumion 1-044* or Ktd Paper, Nairn tile; beach, bus, shopplnl ^ fer accepted. Howard E, Cnmpbcll, 7th. Call Red Bank f-0l«f-M. l-Iaining, in detail your experience ruul ot>m« fiii'l bath, oil hent, full cellar; center, schools, frank J. Scanlon, build- jbNISHED "Ufdruuiin, with kitchen 4.ctiiiIs, to "Local Store," Box 511, Ited on l*ittle Silver Pofnt rpait; large liv- Hank 6-1470.* vVewmnn Springs road. Call Red Blink mc-cur garage; excellent condition; ing room, fireplace, dining room, thrri er, Hudson avenu. and Essex Btreet, life privileges. Inquire after t P. M., 276 Bank. ( n 1 11 «-012_9j.R. SUMMER RENTAU still available near Mechanic street, Bed Bank. Phone ti- 'JLi«i! L 'J '! Atlantic Highlands 1-1800. bedrooms, lavatory and full bnth, tiled; LITTLE SILVER—Three new •ix-room fpeetlon dally '.I to 4:30. Complete4 1936 CHEVROLET. ExcclienL motor, the Munmoutb Park Jockey Club. Con- 1274. MAN Oil WOMAN—Steady income, HV- LOTS FOR KALK—Choice lota in Lticut-t attached two-car Kiiran* antl mindfek; Colonial*!, tile hath nnd lavatory, Aik< model at Atlantic and Naveaink svenuta. act the Marie Cox Agency, Comanche eruling $15 weekly, Call on custom* Open Sunday. good tires, sound body. Call Atlantic STCE CLEAN furnished roum lur gentle- and Locust Point urea, 1^00'and up, liPBUtifully deconi tt'd, Prict) $2 3,000, IT 116,000 tach. Jospph G. McCue Highlands 1-162S-M nft,rr B V. M. . tlrix-e, l'oruupeck. Phone Leaf Branch »rs for riimoiis Wntkins Trod nets in ;\H (li-rrnm-ic Agency, At Inn tic H !«,').- Phony Red Bank 6*3150, Agency, He a) tor. Phone Rum ton 1> man in private home, til Monmouth SUUKWSBUUY river front. Saves 6-1602. itul Bank. No investment, lliiainrss 11(1 K 1-1 (,t__. ^_ 0444 or Red HankJM4_7O.* 1940 INTERNATIONAL "dump "truck, street. Half block to station and buses. rooms, pTrtur^ariu* view, Well ktp< with contractor^ body, 1'hoiie Mid- HOUsB-Sli rooms and stablUhetl. lmnKsiiiite ciirnings, Writi\ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Minne- ATr(Tftr~H'.G HT7AN PS. Two-family, burner; lot 50x150. Price $10,7r.f). tion st $10,500. Will icil furnished 11 All utilities. Space for one car; 1121 per Kond eiiliiry. Hours (I to 6, tivc-dny selections; 1947 Chevrolet Tudor Style ted Bank 6-4U7-R.* hrst location, insulated; corner, two- See Mr. Syor, 19 Monmouth street, Jcbircd. Fhona Sea Bright'2-01T4-W. matter; 1946 Chevrolet Kleetmaster 4 month. Dennis K, Byrne Aaency, 8 week. Write, "llairdrctier," Box Oil, i- KaraKe: $10,000, Hurgnln, Bowtrll Rsrx rooms, two West lllver road, Rumion. l'sone 1 TWO-ROOM* nicely furnished a.part- MARIE COX AGENCY offers a bunga- door sedan; 1941 Buick Special 4-door Reil_ B.i ti k. rrncy, Atlantic High!a,ndB. Phone I- Reef Bink. Phone tlcm, »'dsn; Bulek 1940 4-door sedan: 1941 nice district. Call at 62 Branch avenue, 01 IB. , or Atlnntlc HiKhlnndi 1-0529-J. font frontage, deep water. Atklng porches, on* glaaied In poroh, large at- Chevrolet 4-door sedan: 1941 DeSoto COLT'S NECk ESTATE." Colonial, un. pityiolls, sLntisticB, ii ml itccountinK $ 1 .>,000, .losf-i,h (I. McCue Agency, tic with seven windows, full dry cellar. coupe. Trucks: 1941 Ford G-cylinder, 1- furnished, leven-room house, three Ked Bank, data for ccriimip plant. Architectutal VILLAGK FARM—5 \[\ ucrcB, fertile soil, Kealtos'. Photi*! Rumson 1-0444 or Red # WATER-FRONT property on Miitiiwiii. ateam heat, coal fired, breakfast room; ton open express; 1939 Chevrolet pick- bedrooms, two bathroosaa. Immense THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. Tiling Co., Inc.. Kty,»rt. home, living roum, dlnltiK Bnnk 6-1470.* _ _ Business couple preferred, Freehold room, nindrrn kltclirn, three bedrooma. creek, 400 Unt on witter, 900 ffflt nil two-caocar garage; ttaxea eas 1140; lot 75il573il50t up: 1838 Ford li-Son panel. Mnny oth- hnottyipine sunroom; two-car garage; EXPBTilKNCED PRESS! HAIlDINC UOAD—Custom-buliriiomes unning to river for only 113,S00. flnished room over garage. Electric road, Colt'e Neck, Inquire at Clader's Imtli, iiuL wiiffi- hnit, oil: $12,000. Hny high way. A hou t 4^ it crr>; 12,500. ers. Most cars have radios, heutei'h, slip cunts. All around man JUT f fired. Writf, "Water Front," Hox 'fill, Hcil by PnrnKon Craftsmen, Inc. McMur- omanrhe Drive, Poetaupcck. Phona rovers, fog lights, r-tc. Open daily 'till 9, kitchen, newly decorated; yca-rly rental. stand. Weiss Ft!dory Outlet, 346 Uonlentuu'ii Stillman & AsriocInUs, H\'l Broad fltrect, Kiitnntown. Pho_n_e 3-0007. ' Hank. ray ft Chlr^otin, architects. Two new Long Branchh 6-11^2. _^^ Sunday 'till 6. William J. Lcvine, 43 Call Katontown 3-02>li-J-l ATTRACTIVE three-room furnished livenuc, Suuth Amboj\ homes nnw umlci- construction, tight apartment. All utilities, tile bath with 7 POTATO-GKAIN FAHM—In Monmouth lEO BANK—Two-fnmily home, seven BKAUTTKIII. NF.W two-bedroom hom«7 Oceanport avenue, Long Branch, half STORE, together with apartment. Bros, CTfiTJlitTTOUY" rc^hniciftn1 with divcrsP two tilt bnths; attached garage; mil* from race- track.* street. Red Bank, busines aeetlon. shower, tile kitchen. Suitable'for couple. count y'n ricliest farming area, 88 roomi mid hot wnter henL ench stdc, lully insulated, radiant heat; oil fled experience. Dr. Martin R. Hush, with thrce-cnr Rnrntfe. HurKiiin. $10,- tf of landncaped gronndkr |2B,O0f>, Phone Red Bank (-0071 any tier before In nice residential flection. For appoint- 326 Broad street, Red Bank. acres, mostly tillable, jrood stream. burner, automatic hot water, walk.ia Early Amtricnn type farmhouie, eight 000. Phone Red Bnnk 6-2407-M after Will K\SO butld to order. Joieph fi.Mc - closets; electric range, Q. E. refrlgera* 1141 CHEVROLET Hi-ton truck, 12 noon. mt, call Long Branch 6-2325-U. STATE PRESSERS. Dry clc»mn«, steady fJ Agency eicliidlvo ngpnt, Phone looms, bath, stt-nm heat; turn and oth- on tor, Venetian blinds, window screen, with Moot stake body. Mnny oth- SUffMBR RENTAU—Fin-room bungs, ROOM—In private family, at 40 Worth- woi-k, good i»ny, Urnnd Street Clean- l'i"i j-0-0»t-J sfter 4 >• M. BURGinibW—raTTTfrTvenTfoiir room., Keansburg 1-00(9. 1-«•*!. cook; live out, Excellent anlary, fivc- oil-fifed; nicely pUntcd lawn, 100-foot all improvements, stentn heat; ga- nK, Phone 6-0123. SERVICE STATION, eneloaad,. «ha bay, PlEk H61BL— In Atlantic Highlands. day week, no Sundayn, no cvuninK!t. Al)- frontage; rciidcntlitl. Convenient IOCH- rage, Immediate occupancy; $8,500. KRANvSBl7ifG~-Ta b«FoTr«nt. Concrete SITUATIONS WANTED excellent neighborhood, corncf 1oca> fow rooms available now by the week ply only if you have refarpnevx. Call fifty tion; 10 minutes tn Red Hank itatlon, Comtnncc Smith, 14 Mnnlc tivcmia, Fair bildijitf, suitable for workshop or ga- II ti ACRES—House recently redecor- tion In Red Bank, complete facilities, or month, 116 and 120 weekly. Phone morning between 0 and 10, .Red Bank walking (llstancc to ichool; 114,700 In- Equipped with electric pump, elec- ated, ela rooms and bath, aabeetot reasonable. Apply Diaon Oil Co., Bee 6.1105, shingles, oil best, new septic tank; two- Atlantic Highlands 1-17J.7; cludes screens nnd utorm windowi and RlTMSON—Burmaiowr~wrtirriver HghtT, tricity, water, concrete floors, septic rBIVATE TUTORING a specialty. Ex Bank 6-4»t2.e CASHIER-TYPIST. CJo'o! appearance, doori> throughout. Ray Stillman k Aa- tank, toilM. Property (tlx.100; building ear garage; centrally located. oOO-fout perienced teacher, French, Latin, Eng ON CHAPEL HlXiTTfOAl). About three (IVB rooms; attached KarnKc: oil heat; BUNCA'JOW—Five foomi and" Kri ftir permanent position, in Re/I Brink. ticiatcf, .'if2 Uroiul street, Eatontown. one ncrc plot; fl(i,O"f». ConslBnco Smith, 2.x tO. Kor fnrtht r information, set' frontage on paved street, 2,000 feet 'ilh, algebra, arithmetic, elementary o . miles from Red Bank station, exceed* from main highway, one mile to beach. furnished. Located in Sunnrcrest, Ingly wrll furnished npartment, two bed Reply by letter, idviuu baekKi'oiiud. to hone Jl-00£7. 14 Maple avennr, Fair Hit veil. Phone Henry Schwoizcr. Realtor, 146 Main secondary school level. Acquainted fttrri>t, Kfimnlmrg. Phunr *-fH2ft, Chicken houses, including two-story hol- Little Silver. Oeeupaney from Septem- rooms, iiving-riihing room,' breakfast "Cnshu-y.TyPist," Flux T» 1 \± Ht-d ItiinV. I'tOWliUAT A NTT rcfitjshment bualnesi— Red Bank 6^2308. private school requirements. References ± KliANSBURn—Nenr Pnfmer avenue. low tile buildinr -'Jx.O feet, capacitf ber 1st, 1948. to June 80th, I»4» only, room, kitchen, foyer, bathroom, scrccntd- fiS f r On Harnc^at liny, near Toms River. Phone Bed Bank 6-4698-J. SI 10 per month. Phone R*d Bank I- Mfl>DLE.AGED woiiiiiirior RUMSON— Large buneulow. six rooms; FIvu-room bungalow, inclosed front 2,000 chickens; 600 peach trees, one glasa enclosed purch; garage; all utili- general hoiiBPWork In adult family of LoiiK crabbing (>Ur; rcstnurnnt building two-car BiiniKc; screenud porch, flnv acre raspberries, ^-j-acre etrawberma. lttt'1 US IIKLI' you with your employ 1089. ties. Vearly lease. Adults only. Phone with bcdrtlooms, kitchen, etc; gnrngej porch, water, electric and gas, Property ment problems. Closed Saturdays dur. two. Plain cookinjr, nice home for ritrht ...ace, ahrubs, flower ^aiilcti, fish pom!; 60x125. About two years old. Must Call MIddletown 5-0286-R. RUMSON—Available September 10, un- er two small storage builillnKS. rowbonta; Atlantic . Highlands 1-U875 or write »'- ?P"- CB1I_Atljintlc HlKhlandw 1-0311.* 150x160. Constance Smith, 14 Maple Ing June, July and August. Roberts' Em- til Juna I, 1949. Complettlr furnished, 8ulte 1802, 80 Broad street, New York riimriun lights; ubrmt 20 0 -foot hay l>e ROUI on account of sickntsi. Price THRIFTY COMBINATION u«uor and ployment Agency. 77 Broad street. Red including new Bendit washing maehine, WAITRESS—Good pay, 'steady employ- front; boat harbor; $20,000. Rny Still' av*cmic, Fnir Ilavena Phone Red Bank 14,400. Henry Schweiter, Realtor, 14ft grocery atora, 18x55 feet, with ad- Bank. Phone t-1805. ment, no Sunday work. Apply Chnrles Mnin street, Kennahurg. Phone f-0123, joining f-room house and doubla ga- G. E. dishwasher, 11-foot Phileo refrig. UNFURNISHED apartment, four rooms mini & Assocititt.s, Highway 4-N, Eaton* GIRL WISHES day's work or by theerator, four bedrooms, three tile baths, Restaurant, 14 Monmoutli street, Ited RED BANK—Best «tret>t In town. Tun RTmSpN^Gu7f6"8/ wett established af- rage; lot 751150. Priee 111,000. Apply Convenient to trains and buses. New* Bank. town. Phone .1-UQ07. rooms, two hathh: xarnne; GOxl50; 76 Lelghton avenue. Phone Reel Bank week. Call sit 187 West Bergen plact hot water teat, all! two-car garage) lydecorated. Cull Kcansbury ti-1225-M. w cesiible residential neighborhood. or phons Red Bank 6-4061-W. • $200 a month; references required. Jos- SALtfeMA'N—Ltu-Ke established bulTciTn*? CO'UNTKY Sh i"i'iiV(i—Two nerefc of •itcam heat. Enrly occupancy, rcasonnhle 1-1478. ground, ftuit ttt'cs; Cni>c Cod cottiigt, ReNsonablR. Write, owner, A. Patter eph G. McCue Agency. Phone Rumiosi mnnilfac'turrr has completed jilnnt c-\- price as owner ii movinif South. Con- ion, 52 BrinkerholT btreet, Jersey City, SMALL BUMMER bungalows: faraiasi LEONARDO GIRL, 24. experienced private, three rooms, bath, extra living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, tiled •tnnce Smith, 14 Maple avenue. Fair - -- F v * >*.-*w.m.i'.B o*'CV*e ^v. spy J V. h^| would list* part-time clerical work. 1^0444. or_Red Bank 1-1470.» pnnaioii for increat-ed production of new cabins, and roidstands. Phone Key* SEVElKROoa~furnii»ed home, tilei large kltchtn, furnished except linens asbestos Hitting; now in tires ted in in-bath, enclosed bicczcway; attnehed fti Haven. Phone Ited Dank 6-2308. NirjE-liOOM HOUSE. Party furnished; Will also do clerical homa work. Phone Bite trie, g»i. hot water and heat fur- raKe; oil heat; near bun; accessible to iilso corner lot: new furndec, aew tan port 7-0483. ^^^ Atlantic Highlands 1-0041. bath and kitchen, nreplaee, hat water crensintf Rales force. Experience in our COLONIAL HOME—Fair Haven. Lart'o heat; two-car garage. Call Red Bank nlthtd. Convenient locution, good trnna- Jine not necessary, but previous selUnft Kerf Uank; X] ,1,1)0(1. Rny Stillmiin i brick sldlm. Cun be seccn alter 4:30 tUSV WOUSB^Two bedrooms, batk, WILLING TO TAKE care gf children port Mi on, $22 weekly. Prefer business Itving room, fireplace, modern kitchen. I'. M.. or Snturclay nnd Sunday. South kitchen, llvini room, oil heat; lot 1 6-0630-M.e backKround helpful. We pay salary Associates. Wionc EiitojUmvn 3-Q0Q7. for working mothers, from 8 to 5 P. eouplt. Writt, "J. J.," Box 611, Red BATONTOWN-FORT MONMOUTH urea. enclosed porch, three bedrooms, tils nvenue, next to Ht. Agnc ehurch. Phone 10*150. Can have in month's tlmo frogs while training This Ii a steady |irni>- bathroom, automatic heat; ncre plot, order; M.»0. Phono K.d lank «-l»T & or f days a week, For further in- FRONT. CHEERFUL offlees, Carlton Bank.* ositlon with excellent opportunity fur Nt;w bungalow. Modern and most com- Athuiik _HI«hlnn(lsi _l 518-M. •nation, call Ked Bank (JOgliaM ph«)e trt?§; BHrHgei ?H.'H'0, GcortiP S & theater building, single and suite. Ap- MINI advancement. Milsit haVi* riir. '1'lln Itoftt- fort able. Low opci'iitlng coat nnd ef- Schanck Agency, 8 Linden place, Red FULli MOKT(fAOE tW\ veteran tarn- WOMAN WISHES part-time housework, ply Tony Hunting, manager, Carlton the. fl liiK not less than l«2 per week. New OR1VI THROUGH Oak Woeae, nuf, Red Bankin*, . rnonPhonee o-ietii.* !IK_C°• • _ _Weit_Hf-rgen Place. Tied Bank. ficient hciitiiiK plant, copper plumbing; Bank. Phone g.Q397.* with transportation provided. Write, ater, Ked Bank. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, capahic of lai'Ke corner lot, Invely shnde trees; «e* model n buniretow In Shrevrebury. Larsre Rum.on, ir yoa are leoklac few r. O. Bon 85. Colt's Neck. URNlSHBb ROOM—All conveniences SANDERS C.AnAGfc, Shrewsbury. Con- llvinK room, modern kitchen-dinette, LESS THAN RENT. Veterans Gentleman only. Phone Rumson 1> takinjt full charge. Wholesifln jrro- eluded, rcsitlentlnl. Transportation, • small home. Qeceral Bordea la .WILL TAKE CAKE of children fo: tunlty. New homes being built .. rcry ennrcrn. Call Sea Rriftht 2»fll)2'1. Hrltnota, fitnics, ncnrliyi 913.000. Tcrma. crett block building, sli-room apart- twn Itfdroom,, tile bath and shower. O78ajLJ.______^____ ment. hot water heat, oil burner; lot building them. Tura tooth •• * working mothers. Will call for and Bayside Heights, Four rooms, all Im- Ray Stillman & Associates, 312 Broad r hnt wntcr hcHt, oil, full cellar; lot provement*. 180* down, 147.85 per LOVELY FURNISHED room, aiiitnbli 88xt5O; $iy,. j[>0. With equipment I^t,. »: IligetIliges. Phone Red Bank 6-2341-W. Fair Haven locntion. Klvi> rooms and tnuhcd KnraKe; modern kitchen, electric Bank «-3»37 or Red Bank 1.0715. •as. Must have living quarters. Wife ATLANTITLANTIC H1GHLANUS. Three rooms salary and workltiK conditions. Call _^ and bath, furnished. Suitable for two FURNTSTIHEi D ROOM—Nenr business cen- bnth, steam heat. Matfic Chef nmt,'c; Rtovp, hot water heater, full cellar, herd* LARGB BUILDING on Highway It, is) an experienced cook. Call Long Red Hank C-.1767. $i.'f,000—Four bedroom home, four oth IQOxluQ'toot grounds; low ta.xcj*. Con- Show room, one) alartm.nt. 11M ti Branch o-19«5.» buslnesa eouples, $1011 per month, Call ter In Red Bank. 84 Harding ro»d. wood floor.; lot HjullO: l*,:00, Phone Hed Bank 6-1887. ' er rooms, two Imths, hot water heat, venient to achool and stores. Cnll Ited SchwnrU-M.cklln. • White street, Red building Is 1,000 square feat. Phea. WOMAN would like position, as com fireenscre Agency, Atlantic Highlande 1- (easily converted into two-family 1600. TWO BEDROOMS, clean and comfort. CLERK-TYPIST, shorthand necessary, Bnnk 6-2657.* Bank. Phont 6-3121. Keyport 7-0481. panlon for elderly woman, Good refer- , five-day week. Salary $10"> monthly. house) ; large lawn; central location, LARGE; CONCRBTI buildlas. Full eel- ance>. Phone Red Bank 6-219 4.» fORT alONNOUTH. Thrie-room bunga able. One block to town. 28 Elm place, Iy Stilltmtn & Associates, Phone Eaton BUNGALO'W—Furnlihcd. four rooms Full. MOiltr.Ar.G for a veteran earn- Bed Bank. Phone n-4282-J.' Permanent position, Write, "Clerk," and buth; uUo onu imir French doors, lar, large piece of land. Lsiatae! oi WOMAN wishes to do general house low. furnlthed, light, water, nice eoun. Ing not less than I5< per week. In WtRBfcTftOOM BCS(7ALOW. furnished Box 511. Red Bank. good condition, F. W, Joan», Michigan Fnir Haven. New buntralow of four Highway 35, la Haslet. Phono Key pet I work five days a week, from 8 A. M fry, week, month, longer. Cooler, York LITTLE SILVER—Now bungalow** bt* Call Red_BankJI£4022_ R. lit, weekly.' MANCLE GlItLS, shirt operators, in the avenue, Port Monmouth. Box ,13 3, Be- rooms, expansion attle, full cellar, not 7-0483. • to 4 P. M., or 9 A. M. tn 5 P. M. Cal avenue.e 1 in« built on plot 60x175, cnntninlntt tween Vermont nnd Hut!BOD avunuo. FIVB-ROOM unfurnished bungalow, Fair FBKNTSHED ROOMS, wltlTkltchcnTriv: newest and finest laundry plant in the wnter hunt: corner plot ftSHOO; 18,000. OOBANPORT—Several atUaetlT* elfef at 83 Bank street, Red Bank.' county. Hiuh wage scale. Experienced five rooms nnd tiled bnth on first floor] WINTER HOME—Six rooms and bath, Schwarts-Macklln, 8 White street. Red front properties froea 4)14,001) ta RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED woman Haven. New Phileo Frigldalre. auto- lieges. 08 ' East Front street, Red cxpnusion attic contemplates two more matic hot water, gas ranso. Businesi preferred, but not necessity. Stnr Ijnun- all improvements. Inquire 126 Garr Bunk, Phone «-3121. 140,000. Sea Maria Cox Agea.y. would like baby sitting evenings, with Bank,' • dry, Myrtle avenue, LOHK Hr»nr,h. rooms and bnth, circulating hot nir oil avenue, Konnsburg. Cosnancha Drive, Portamsek. Pkoa* transportation provided. Phone Middle- eouple preferred. Call Red Beak • fWOFUBNlSHBD rovmi. Living room, hc«t. Tcrhns; I14.3DU. Wnlkcr k Tin- (300 DOWN PAYMBrJT for a veteran °'I«-W 2 P. M. to I P. M, er • P. af BOOKKEEPER. Younte woman with OlFive-room cottad«, all earning not less than ft5 per week. Lang Branch a-lgOZ. town S-0O»4-M.» bedroom, bathroom, kitchen privileges, experiencf. Strno^raphirik' nnd typhtK Hull, Realtors, 10 East Front street, to 7 Pa M.' private entrance. Couple preferred eonvenienetk, good location, furnished Attractive new bungalow, two bedrooms, MAN—With tractor, wants woeiT plow, helpful, Apply Merritt Mudiinc Shop, Red Bnnk. Phone 6-2776. or unfurnished. Priced rittht for quick tile bath and ehower, large llvinf room, K TO I-ACRC PLOTS, la roatriatei ing, grading, cleaning land of brush. ttVlMtOOfc. HOU8I with bath, tit Phone Red Bank 6-43.iO-M.» H4 Mochanic Rtrect, Red Hank, LEONARDO—Nice six-room and bath nlshtd. Located at 4 Ailtn itrt«* •nit. 38 Cornwall street, Highlands, af> modern kitchen, full cellar, hot water Orchaif Manor, Middletown. Al- Work dono reasonable. Call MIddletown NEW MODERNIZED * apartments, fur- liomc; plot 75x125; two-car enrage; ttr 7 P. M. hent, oil; hardwood floors; attached r.n- CaU Red Bank C-SIIS-R bttwtin I i«, niahed or unfurnished, in fine resided itr 7 r. w. , so 11-aera tract, 1200 aa acre, at ljk544^M, EXPERIENCED operators OR chil- Rood area. A nteal at 17,500, Walker * nijjc; lot 83i200; 110,200. Scbwarts- VILL DO UP CURTAINS In my own tial section. Near station, stores, etc, Tindall, Realtors. 19 Eait Front street, BUNGALOW—Four room* and bath, Macklin, 8 White street, Red Bsnk. will divide. Robert Martin, la lea 6 Third avenue. Atlantic Highlands. dren's drebscB. Apply at Mar FHIDC brand new septic tank, new nir-con- home, Phone Long Branch 6-3818-J.* Ri'iLJQnHk. Phonf C-2776.* I'honf 6-8121. • Agent. Phoaa Matawan 1-iill. EXPERIENCED (iIRL wishes day's work. PUNISHED AfARTMENf, four rooms ManufacturlnK ' Co., 08 Lconnrd WALhfER & TINDALL have 8 homn on and bath. Walter J. Coons. 7th nve- CESS THAN~BENT; Veterans oppor. Also capable of planning dinners nnd BUSINESS OITORTUNITKS street, Red Bnnk, the riverfront in Portnupeck, Idenl for (unity. New homes belnt built In CeiNfORt—Bungalow. Asking 111.: parties. Good.cook. Prefers serving. Call Jiue and Hillside, Atlantic Highlands boat owner*, siiitnble for year/round oc< Phony 1-178J-W lifter « P. M. Bsyside llcishts. Four rooms, all im. 000. Five large rooms, expanaloa at- Bed Bank 6-2405-J. VETERANS AND OTHERS—free e.t. WOMAN—To care ffK coTiv^leiceat. cupnticy. Hot water, oil heat; contflftu provements, 1800 down, 117.8J per alogue describing 400 courses, Vet. tic, good cellar, hot air heat, breakfast BABY SITTING JOBS. Vicinity of Fai ROB rURNlsllED btdroom with Live in. Apply In person, 55 Linden six rooms and both. Anking f 12,000, month nays everything, principal, Inter- nook, sunporeh; two-ear garafo: laria Haven. Call Red Bank 6-4494-R.* erana accepted under C. I. BUI. -WrlU kitchen privileges. Three miles from place. Red Bnnk.* Wnlkci- & Tindnll. RenUors, 19 Edit est, taxes, haiard Insurance, J. Craw- International Correipoalanee Bthoeli, Bed Bank. Must have ear. Call Red LOT— SOll 00. Nice locntion. Cnll PUk, lot l(9si:s. Nice loeatlon. Saa the WOMAN WISHES housework by the GIRL PIANIST, for cocktail lounge. Front street, Red Bnnk. Phono g-2*7«.* 170 Highland avenue, Highlnnds, 3 ford Compton, Inc., Belford. Phone -lerle Cox Agency, Comancke Drive, Box 1593, Scranton, Pa. L(ial phoaa Bank I-H18-R-1. Kennsbunr. tnOi) day, in the vicinity of Rumson. Mrs. Market 2-HI4. Must be able to sintr. Steady slx-dny IS94-M. Portaupeck. Phone Long Branch >1402 M. DeHaan, 7 West street, Rumaon, APARTMENT, yOUf room,, G. E, kltch- weekly enfrarement. Contact Ted hea- GUN'NISON HOMES, Euy to buy. _^ en, tile bath, private entrance, resi- fCK PR/tORTAl/PtCK^ . Attractive building Phone Rumson 1-1350-M. TVDOL 8EBVICE 8TAtl0rClar"ge tit. ter's Music Shop, 8 Monmouth street. Quick to own; U ii«i from 4 to l HICillLANDS. Stucco on tile NICK FOUR-ROOM bungalow, 'In lot, (0x100 feet, level, high (round, m«ngular aroptrty on Route II and dential neighborhood. Walking distance *UPltairs.) Phone Red Bank 6-4348. dwelling; attached Kurnge: four roomb VEBSATirE YOURG man, Veteran, col West Valley Drive, Four rninws, greiss to atatlnn. Available ahnut September 8 rooms, 1 to Z\!t baths. Highest rood residential section of Red near river, $700 for quick aale. Phoao lege bnckftround, week-end work, r riiimn, greiss MECHANIC—For asbestos, aldlnK nnd and bnth. brcnkfnst nook, full ccllnr, Long Branch 6-1513.M, lift, and tteclu 80,000 glallon last yesr: IS. I12.1 a month, including heat. quality, lmmedinte delivery. Writs plpelezs hunter. Immcdintc poaRcssion, Bank. L[v!ni*-dlnlng room, two bed- Hours no problem. Will assume respon (11,500. Phona Atlsntl Lease required, Write, P. O. Box 145, roof)OK; ali,o mechanic's helper. Handy TYDOL SERVICE STATION. Larga tri- Is aifklnda I- with tools and willing to learn sidinK for catalogue. Dealer, Everett Ha 16,500. Sculthorj) Avrticy, 103 First rooms, bath and kitchen, acreen en* sibliity. Zf you have week-end labo 16,13. "id Bank. nvenue, Atlnntic Ilighlanils. Phone 1- angular property on Rout* M and .jsroblem., write me, A-l references, and roofing. We furnish equipment and closed porch; garage; new roof and BTBHWAY ROAD gTAND. 12> feit M FURNISHED apartment Thorne, King'* Highway, Mlddli- 0477. West Valley Drive; four pumps, gresse "Write. "Week-End Worker," Box. 611 traininu. Oar necessary. Tilo TtoofinB MIDDLBTOWN—WeTi nfserved oil furnace, stt-etna and storm cash. lift, and stock; 80,000 gallons last year; Ued Bnnk.' frontaga on Highway 15. Complatelf AH modern improvements. Vj -block C».. S Went Bcigen place, Red Hank. town.' eriuipped. Price 17,700; bowling aileya, hous«. Nine rooms, fireplace, nil lni> 111,500. Phona Atlantis Highlands 1- CATHOLIC ORGANIST wishes church from shopping center; bus stops on cor- GEN BRA L BOOK K EBPilt for private arovements: oil burner; five acres. Lo. Walking distance to station. Owner 1ISI. 110.000, Includes rail MUt«4 hlghwiy n«r. Phone Humson l-OSOi.e LTrTL"rT~SfLVi5R—(Inraii5R(Inraio apartmapartmente , work. For details, call Kennsburg 6- concern, in Fort Monmouth. Exper- TrTLrTSfL ented on Holmdel rund. J. R. Fox. occupied. Early po-ssesslon, 18,900. LEONARDO PARK—Seven-room house tavern, 125,000, Includes stock, 41-e-oom FURNISHED ROOWS. ilo Shrewsbury suitable for conversion; large pplol t (1787-B. hotel, liquor license, and restsursnt, ience unnecessary; fivc-dtiy week. Call suitable for Phone Middlttown 5-0?78-R. Phone Red Bnnk 1-0772-M.* and garage, all 'Improvements, newly Rumson 1-1195-R. near v\wv\ ?S,;,(I!}, Walker & TindTindalla , EXCELLENT COOK wishes position i. I4S.C00; hardware (tore with eaaelous avenue. Red B_anjc.* Realtors, \'i East FronF t street, RRed HOUSt—Seven rooms, with bnth : two. decorated Inside; five minutes walk from PLEASANT STKRLE room for lady, II WbSfAN—For Kcneral cleaning, from private family, - sleep in. Phone Red living quartan, lll.SDO.. Weart-Nemuh BankIliillh, IPhont llUIlf- U-i6-2778.i IO. ' car tfnrnvc, nn Mnin .ilrptt, Kcutis- KI.ntllON I'AitK. Attiactive modern school and railroad station. Immediate Bank t-3752-W.' per week. Call after 6 P. M.. at 1 8*.ao A. M. to 11:30 A. M., five days burv; 17,000. liuiuire 301 Mnin street. six-room two level house, completely occupancy. Phone Atlantio Highlande Allen place. Red Bank. Phone (-40U-W. » week. Phone Red Bnnk ,6-'J.S8n-M. UOATSMAN'ir~HAVEi>n Situated hilli A MARRIED MAN wishes portion a on the river batik of the beau- Kennsburg. Two doors from Dixie Lee furnished. Large corner plot; hullt-ln l_-0870iW; caretaker on an estate with living FURNISHED APARTMENT. Four COOK OR COUPLE—Must be exper- bakery; __. KnrnHPi jfas heat. ImmcdUtc po.session, BCNGALOW. OUburner and all improve- LICENSED CAFE add nsjUurwit fo three rooms, In private home, in reL tiful Shrewsbury, I'rc-war eight-room quarters the yenr-'round. Will work ienced. Two nriulU need nomconc home, llvini; room 31x16 feet, (Ireplx VAN IJPRir~AdENCY—Large plot. 112,000, financing arranged; IS,000 cash ments. Lot fOi'iOO. Phone Red Bank sale; Monmouth ceunty. Long lease, ldentlal section, near station, by theimmedintcly. Salary to h« agrerd upon; Seven-room home with view of river; required. Westmoreland, Steven 4 Lls- several hours each dny to keep estate Terms arranged. WrlU "Cafe," Box 111, four bedrooms, two bnths, miiid's roo «-0987-W or f-0974-M. up. Best of references. Call Rumson river, Business couple or officer pre- sleep in or out. Phone Red Bnnk 6- fireplace, two bnths, electric range, oil sner, Inc., IQ'i Norwood avenue. Deal. LEONARDO—Duplex two-family, fin Red Bank. - ferred, adult. 58 Rector place, Red 3261. iinJ bnth, hot wnler oil heat: taxis ISU'J. 1I1270-M.* Concrete bulkhead, hoRt dock and float: heat; garage; 113,750. Rnjr Vnn Horn Phone Deal 7-1868. rooms, two baths, all improvements, SERVICE STATION la Bad Bank; verr Bank. Call 7 P. M. or Saturday all day Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank trot—70x100, on ewman Springs road. LAUNDRESS WISHES work; also wii cood locations oparatiag four yean. ttro-cjir gamut; one hour to New York; near boat basin, swimming and Ashing. do houaeeleanlng by the dny. Call af LEONARDO—Three rooms and bnth". PROOF READER', part-time, bnlnnce 345,000. Walker A Tlndall, Realtors, 1-4100.* Nice residential property. Wilt tell for Immediate posse.sion, rea.onable. Fur- Partner to bur halt Intereet in businesa; - furnished, private entrance, on bus reasonable price, Phone Red Bank (0 Leighton avenue, Red Bank.' 11,000 eaak required, Udreas "Service of 40-hour week to fill In at other 19 E»kt Front street, Red Bnnk. Phone ORANGE SQUARE. Fair Haven. River nished If desired. Mrs. Leo Lyons, Con- line, one-year lease, 175 per month. Call rosd, Hance road nnd Grnnge avenue. 4IU6-.J* cord and Burlington avenue, Leonardo. HOUSEwORKER wishes permanent po- StaVlon Partner." Bel 111. Red Bank.* Oreenaere Agency, Atlantic Highlands 1- work In composting room. Open C-2776.* sition, or will do work by the day. FAIR HAVEN—Five-room and bath Half-acre plots, ilembllng custom-built HOUSE—11 rooms, 3 tile baths, mod- RADIO SHOP In Freehold: truck, (toik, 1100. ahon. One having hud country homes; Q-E kitchens. Kay Vnn Horn LOTS IN CHOICE location, facing beau. Inquire at 299 Shrewsbury avenue, Re rcnalr equlpmant. Law nttt, qule; home, nesr school and bus; one-car crn kitchen, full cemented celler, isun tiful parkway view. Call Ked Bank LAROE ROOMS, semi-private baths Agency, Fair Knvcn. Phone Hed Bank tlry, hat water heal; thrve-car garage; Ha nit. • »nlc. Phone Freehold H.I7tl-B.• print shop experience tit case or enrnstc. First 18.9U0 buys It. Walker >-2aO2. IWOMAN WOULD like position as Ixhy" quiet neighborhood; half block from 4 Tlndall, Realtor!, 19 East Front 6-4100.e four acres. Price 120,000. Frank B. BARBER SHOP huefneea.for sale, rsa- business district, 57 Peters Place, Red linotype preferred, but not essen- KEANSBURCi — Beautiful six • loom ' sitter anytime or any day. Phone tl, Ited Bank, rllone H-2778.' HOMES FOR SALE In River Oaks. Old Iinwra. Pliimi' Red Bank »-2875,« •onable due to death of owner. II Bank.e tial, Pleniant working conditions. OI.I) KAB51 HOUSE, three bedrpums. nous., oil heat, full cellar, two en- Red Bank t-4118-W. Broad street, Batontown, phona 1- RED BANK—Drown Placr, six-room ani farm Village, Oak Woods, GrariKi MOTTBRTI FURNISHED moms, some Further pnrticulurs hy npplyinjr tn Square and Colonial Ttrrnre; 912,7MI closed porches, garage. Large plot. flWE"™;flWlENCEDi;AUNnRESSwTsTi7i Lialh liuitie, hot jilr coal heati one*car hnih, nil hr,it, mnclrrn kitchen; three Landscape)!. Unfurnished bungalow, laundry at home. Phone Red Bank kitchen privileges; no children nor Jtfr. Pennington, Vlunt Superintend- Knriitio; lot JOxlTfO; taxed 140, Selling to 125,001), Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair car Karaite, work shop; 1U acres. Sit BUSY SHORE stauooary and luncheon. pets; on bus line, near Fort Monmouth itucco. Well built. Must be aeen to f-JMS-JV ent, Red Bank HegUttr. price »10. r, 0 0, Walker ft Tin dull, Real- Hnycn, Phone Red Bank 6-4100.e uated on knoll, near transportation. ette, gross over 10CM; large paper i ililll Long BBranch 6-4883.* VAN HORN AGENCY—ColbnlBT 6-r'oom be appreciated, 108 Highland Boule- ODD J5BS AND light trucking, paint magaslne salaa. Owaar selling bacasjae tors, 19 Emit Front irteet. Red Bank. I'rice 112,'JUO. Frank 8. Lewes. Phone vard, Kennsburg, inff done, lota cleaned, trees removed. of health. Real buy at lil.tOO, Walker SBSIRABLES1RABLE NEWLY renovated front Pjione 6-'J776,» residence, fireplace, tile bath, oil heat; Red Bnnk »-2875.« room, double choice locntion, near GIRL—For general office work, steady PORTAUPECK— Bungalow, five rooms Phone Red Bank 8-2273, Cleorge Rose. eV Tlndall, Realtors, It East Frim SOU iTO'NK buiiRiilow, in Atlantic attached garage; copper plumbing, in- HOUSE—Three bedrooms, two baths, and bath, newly decorated. In perfect stores and nation. S2 Harding Road position. Write, ftlvinK* age, cx.tcr* sulation; 116,900.. Ray Vanllorn Agency. EXPBRICNCED housekeeper. Refined. atreet, phone Red aBnk 1-2771.« ioncc, nnd reference to "General Office," Hljthlnnds, Five Inrge rooms, two mnid's quarters and bath, all heat; gs* condition. Immediate occupancy. Large Bed-Bank. Phone 6-8368 Fnir Hnven. Phone Red Bnnk, fi-ll00,» rn«e, porch with u-pper deck; targe plot Adults only. References. WHOLESALHOLESALE AND RETAITAIL lobsterlobter, WfUfM 'ifi-JLTA " W-'jcajcaiiuii baths, hnt water oil heat: Inrve plot; Write, TWO-BOOM APARTMKMT. Kitchen and Box fill. Red Bank. lot. Write, "Bungalow," Box ill, Red ••Adultl," Box 511, Red Hank/ clal m andd nsh buelneaa, esUkliskUklikm one-cur'detached gnrnfe : 116,000. Wal- VXW H6KrTA08fro¥—targe Inndscnjied overlooking river, mile from station. Bank. bedroom, partly furnished, sham bath AT ONCE—Two drivers for taxi. Plena Price 122,000, Frnnk B. taw.s. Phon ovor 80 years; fully equipped. Price In. ker & Tliicli.ll, Realtors, 19 Rnst Front plot;' nttrnctivc slx-room Colonlnl. KBANSOURn—House, four rooms and with one other person. Elderly business nut work, Kood salary. Apply V, T, AreplHcr, automatic hent, Friglilnirc, Ked H«nJi_M87^ cudvt two buildings, three apartments, Cab Co., 181! Monmouth ntrcot, Ked Mrpc.t,_Jtf!i| Hunk, I'honp 6-277C* bath, central oil heating unitt low Htore, water front and dock; situated o eouple preferred, Phone Red Rnnk 6' WAUvEli 4 TINDALL offer a new flv«- electric dlshwnsher, t'lectrlc wnsher; BTfNfiALOW—lii Leonardo. Six rooms, REAL ESTATE WANTED main businesa street In Susy shore town; 0H17-W, 82 Wallace street. Red Bunk Hank. _ • 117,400. B»y Vnn Horn Agency. Fnir bnth, jiunporcb, full cellar. Hollnnd taxes; near railroad station. Price IS,- WAITUKSSES. Apply HL once, Stow\ room nnd bath bundulnw, expansion 000. 128 Creek roait. , • 90,000. Walker * Ttndall. Realtors, 1! lSHBO ROOM, single or doilhL nttlc, near North Shrewsbury river, air Hnvrn, Phone Red Hunk B-4I0O.* hent. Located on cement road, bus line; LIST YOUR PROPERTY for sale o En»t ^Front atrtet, Red Bank, phone I Convenient to transportation, 57 East Restaurant, 64 Brood street, Red lot r,0N 1 -tu j one-car Karaite. Phone At' fORTAUPECK. Attractive riverfront Bank, Phone fi-3841, condltionctl, oil hent: one-enr KnraKC< RIVERFRONT COLONIAL. Snndy bench, bungalow, lit excellent location, with rent. P. F. Kennedy, 21 Peters place, Bergen Place, Ked Bank, or phono Red flncHt materinl and workmanship. Terms: bulkhead, six rootm, tile hnth, tirnss lantlc Highlands 1-I7«7-M.« Phone Red Bank 6-0454. Bank I.S290. • ^PERIBrTOE^hTusfWorker.^ondo unusual view. Oil flr«d heatt attached GREENACRBAOENO'V, Hlgklsndl. N. J" IKI.noo. Wnlkrr A Tlndall, Realtor!, plumbing, fircplnce, cedar closets, oil SUTHBN"fIC COLONIAL ITfi-year-old garage. Must he seen to appreciate. CONSTANCE SMITH Agency, 14 Maple Grocery, meat and vefetabte buslnene; LAKfrgTuRNiSMED room, near Frm children, sleep In unme nlichtR. Kcffr- Ill Knit Front slreft. Red Bank, Phone heat, insulation: hohuy shop; Knrage; seven-room house, bnth, two fireplaces, avenue. Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank slock, fixtures, building, with four-roam street, bus line; also garnge if prn- rncci, good salary. For Interview, call Asking SI4,500, Marie Cox Agency, «i77fl«i7 . 118,500. Rny Vnnllnii Agency, Fair Hhitde trees, Approximately hslf>Hcrc Comanrhe Drive, Portaupeck. Phone 6-230S. Cash buyers for all tries oi Hpartmcnt: IHneM In lamlly. 111,300, ftrs'd. 18 Washington utrect, 'Rtit Rumson I-1.131", ______HBVCII. 1'hnnp Ttril llnnk B-1100.* land runnlnK to stream. Price 111,,'tOO, 65ST IfBI) BA'NR—Ncui; river, Beautl- Long Mcnnch fi-1602. Call Atlantlr Highlands 1-1800, Bank. Phone 6-3784. (JIM,- Tu lie I ii titke uiirr of chiltlrt- RUMSON— Lnmlscapi'il nrre. Attrntllve llolslon Wuterbiiry, IU»ltnr, 1A West fill lire-war 7>i'uum nnd buth, lava TWO~\VINTER HOM'dS^ each" hnvi VTTl^ljL^EnHOTSErVrS^rcm NKiHT CLUB In Keanshurg. Nrfact In APARTMENT, thru rooms nnd bath from 10 A, M. to 6 !\ M,, six days tnry luime, hot! water, oil heat; piut tl.ronni rcsidciiL-c. K\i'cllent ennditioir Front »twet. tied Hank. Phone 8.3SO0. 1 hcMt, Improvements anrl sewerage. One )»cr occtlpftncy, Iluy nr.rent, Write, cation, Must sell due In III health, Completely furnished; nil conveniences week, For interview, cnll It unison 1-1 HUD mt.Nl"^; twO'Cnr dctnclifd garage. Rlvrr tvvil firrplners, three liiitit! , nil hi'iit: NTS\ni.Y TWO ACRES. White Colonial l.lttln Silver, Box .Ml, d un, or will consider partner, Phone Keans' Phone Red Bank 6-2521, • l»hts: irj.Hllii. Wnlkrr * TinrfaH. bnrn. Priced Ion- nt II7.J0U. I!«y Vnn 12,500 cash down, j 1,000 murtKnxe. "l.lttln Silver," Box .Ml, Red Hunk, homo at six rooms, three bedrooms Other J6.501). tiima. Shrudes. Phone ATTENTIOI N SELLERSSELER!! WWlml t town n luiru" g-0841. APARTMBN*.' Nicely fumTsranffnT. llcnlturs, 111 bust Front street, Red Horn Ageney, Fnir Hnvon. I'hune Hed and bnth, nowder room, living room, country homo have you to nffcr me COMTTlNATlON Hunli, I'hnnu fl.'J77li.» Keansburtf 6-02»3 after .1 P. !lf. . BUSINESS end iL_ ern, kitchen, utilities >up|illcd. Belt lo- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Uunk ti - 41 n o." open tlrcplar-e. full taiiulatlon, copper HroTfCSNliS=3>Fs"toTy KHuio, fur- nroiind $8,500 7 Sticclflcatlon; Clean, no room bungalow, excellent condition! cation, Idenl for business couple, Also SHfiWsiBiRTCta rin WoXCRErWAiJ5IJIIl7SVlidSWS! ! ulimililiik'. oil hunt; two-car garage: too old, not ton new, hunitnlow, large your-'roiind buslnesi. An txcaptlotia unfurnished apartment, Phone Atlantic fruit trf-p iVttti nnd litvfitory ttn ftrst noor, hot ronmn, hot wntcr hent! nttnehed Knnige: I'lO. Rolston Wntrrhury, Realtor, II W, Schueler, 1813 Unnml avenue, Wan 42 Broad itrett. Phont Had Bank I- lianch trees. Asking SI 1.500. Hiiy Vnn Went Front street. Phone Bed Bank «- nished. Lot uO.vl2.-i feet, Nice location, .-HEB ROOMS nnd biith, unfurnlihm An exceptional buy nt ft4,000, Wenrt- watur KIIS lient. Exclusive llstlnxi Khr near highway t convenient to ohurohes, 2240.* Phone Rod Bnnk 6-007G nny dny IK Nemetli Agency, 42 Broad street. Phone 000. Wnlkrr b Tindnll, Realtors, 19 Horn Agency, Fnir Hnven. Phono Red a llnnk fi-4ino.- mj •tores nml transportation. Furnace heat. EJ8TTNOS WANTEO—WO hnve client RAILROAD SIDING, Suitable for coal Red Bnnk fl-2340.» _ Kimt Front street, Ited Bank, Phone A- H Oi I BUN dOl.ONfAl/— Six large rooms. Call Hlnhlnmls 3-1440. - waiting to purchase nil typos of Mon< nnd oil builness; ear trestle, two II,- 28 SOUTH"SfUfeiBT. Red Hank. mlaTKeTs" ^WG" tfffA'N'Olf—SU-ronm bu HK'HIUW, 27711,* • VTL"[,A(!K "Sr?ITINfl. Qillllnt Fome nl 1 I'lrtpliu'e, tile huth, ctippfr plumhinx, mouth county properties. Fur pdiinnt 000-galton tanks; office, platfnrm iratei, couple will i hurt lovely flvr*room hot wntor hf!«t with oil; two-car jja- LOT—j'o-foot front by 1'JOi two-car Ka- nix rnoniH nnd Imtli, ruul hunt : Inrur alr-condltlonrd, oil; nttnrhi-d garage. aotloni phunc, v,tltr, or visit the John eight-car girage. Price 112,10O. John nPHrtmcnt with, another niminflBH couple, uo; tot 7D.\UD. Prirc *l),0)ill, Wt-Jiii- I'liKci lino Itnlck fi'iini i']vi.-r mul KUII'CA! pint; iiiic-rnr Klirnxr. Anklnu Jlll.lKKI, 1 Cunvunlunt loratton. Asking IH.GOQ Real Estate for Savl. 1/ Mtntigh Agcuny, Rumson rond, Thone I., Mlnugh Agency, Rumion Boad. Phona •tf) weekly. Available now, Cnll in pen Ntm«th Anncy, 4'i Broad street, Red two hlorki fnim school, Inquire 1 Clay Joseph n. McCue Aiffncy, llpnltni . »Photie llnlstor. Waterlmiy, Hi'itltor, U Writ , Kums«» IOJ1I» Kuniod 1-071I.* ton or phon* Rid Bank I.41I1-W. Bank, Phone 1.2240.* •treeti Fair ilavin, Rumson 1-0144 or Red Bank «-117U.« Front'street, Phone Red Bank 6-3500, OontlniMd on Naif RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 12, 1948

PUBLIC NOTICE HERBERT O. BEYER Gertrude Roberta HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE An Ordinance authorizing tht estab- lishment of a permanent war memorinl America's Itst CtrMts LITTLE SJI.VEF—Part ol Itrgc Mtalt. 'AIR HAVEN—Four-room bungalow. Registered Land Surveyor Engagement Announced Good locution: hot water heat: garnfe. in the Borough at Shrewsbury and au. Garag* apartmen_parvrocnti in» -a «setting ol thoriiing an appropriation thrrcfor was Fitted by Graduate CaneOm* liv- immediate possession; $8,500, (irouin- introduced liy the Mayor nnd Council on II OldAeld l'lacc, lied Bank Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Koberts lirg* tree*. Second floor contoini hen ft Heller, Broad and Mechanic ing room, bedroom, complete tr«et». Red Bank. PhoneJB^lOO. July €, 11*48 and on August 3, 1948 was l'hone H. B. &4S1MI TUCKEI'S of New Monmouth announc* the and bath first floor; two-cur finally adopted and approved by the engagement of their daughter, JHBS _^£i^ DeQruum nnAIR KAVEN—Convenient" to School, Mayor. Lot Surveys SuiidivisJon Surveys room. Screens and Uorm ta»h. Cjrculat- stores, bus. Five rooms, two bed- August 4, 194K. COMET SHOP Gertrude A. Roberts, to Richard lnc warm air. Asking f,5ftl). RolBtoti rooms, gunroom, oil heat; garage, A»k- Surveys Title Surveys 139 Broadway Long Branch W, Llr,dem»nn, son of Mr, and Mr». By MR. NUNZIE RAINIER WatO-bury, Realtor. 16 West jroilt ing $18,500. Grossinger * Heller, Broad ORTRUDE C. VANVUET, YOUAK WiMy E. Lindemann of Bloomfleld. •tr*et. Phone Red B»nk 6-3500. and Me-chnnic streets, Red Bank. Phone Borough Clerk. FBOSTY EFFECTS... in perfect con- i-2100. _ dition, zs-iooi iiv.nft room with fire- 3UTCH COLONIAL—Wooded area; ilx COUNTY OF MONMOUTH place, dinins room, model kitchen, pow* rooms, fireplace, three bedrooms; HOUSE—Conluintnft four hom* with expansion second floor; the bidde-r in accordunct with the pro- — GIT OUR — Lt U T«ll you How YON dainty eyelet bedroomi nnd two baths, living room, urge living room, flreplace, dining room, visions of the iveyuulitication law and NO FEES OR COMMISSION insert series dining room, kitchen, nuiomntic heata,, laundry. Early possettloti, Grotslnger the regulations adopted by the Board HIGH CASH PRICE aun porch; large lot. Recently pmiitrdpmiitrrd;; i Ilellrr, Broad and Mechanic streets, of Chosen 1-reeholderb. that sounded 11800118,0000 . Rolston Wn ternary. RRealtor, l'hone Red Bank j-2100. Drawings, specifications and form of PAUL R. STRYKER • ALL MODELS aa attractive note on a tailored 16 Wwt Front itrect, Red Bank. Phone LITTLE SILVER home, near school. bldi, contract and bond for the pro* I dress. And, pique takes to water «.S500. _ — Living and dining rooms, fireplace, posed work, prepared by Otis R, Sea- .REALTOR • ALL MAKES like the proverbial duck. JUVfeR VIEW—Exceptionally large liv- odtrn kitchen, automatic heat, three man, County Engineer, have been Aled ing room with fireplace, diniiin room* bedrooms, tile bath; ararsffe; 115,000, in the office of said Engineer at the Hifkway 31 Holmdel • ANY YEAR kitchen, laundry, sunporeh, five bed- George S. Schanek Agency, 8 Linden Court House, freehold, N, J., and may And, io you wilt take to water roonw, hot wntcr oil hent, Asking M6-; l.icf, Bed Bank. J»hon» t-03»7.* bt Inspected by prospective bidden dur- Phone MW1 Drivt la or Pk*M 000 Eolston Waierbury, Urnltor. 16 IOME IN TOWN—Good location. Liv- ing binints hours. Bidders will be fur- AtMioriitd Morlgmgl Loam If your hair has been treated to W*Bt Front itrret, Red llnnk. Thont 6- ing nnd dininu room, three bedrooms; nished with a copy of the drawings and PACKARD—RED BANK • fin* professional permanent 3500. . ___ Karaite. Immediate possession; 110,K00, ipecificntioitft by the Engineer upon Solicitor tor DOUBLE HOUSE—Six rooms each *idr. George S. Schanek Agency, 8 Linden proper notice nnd pnyment of a deposit THE PRUDENTIAL Kelly Building such as those that are regularly Attractive section of Ked Bank, Will place. Red Bank. Phone 6-0397.' of Ten ($10.00) Dollars, five dollar Of INSURANCE COMPANY Harding Road at Broad «L Walker & Tindall consider offer of * 10,500 Kolston tfOTE~WtTH AN INCOMI which will be returned, provided the or AMERICA gives by the experts at the ner i plans are returned prior to bidding. Watcrbury, Ucnltor. 16 Wont Front ijunrtcrE, four-room nnd bath apart- HgnwOffiM, Nnrlfk.N. J. Bcaltora and Iniurora Vogue. Beauty Salon, 16 White •treet. Red Bunk. Thonc 6-3500. h nent. All convenience*, hot water heat, Bids muit be made on Stondnrd Pro- R. B. 6-0428 JTlDllXEfOWN COTTAfJE^in" good nil; plus main building, with two 3-room posal Forms in the innnner designuted St., Red Bank. Phone Red Bankj condition. Contninintr five roomp. hot ntmrtmcnti,. nil utilities, brinnina an nn* therein and required by the specif)ca» 6-0616 for an appointment today." water heat, low taxes beamed ceilings nunl income of $",288. Conveniently to- tioru; must b« enclosed in jealH en- 19 E. Front St., Red Bank in living room and diniiiK room, mod- tied, with good bus service, ndjncent velopes bearing the name nnd address Miss Gertrude A. Robert* rrn kitchen, screens nml storm sash o Red Bunk. Owner leaving for Flor- of the bidder nnd name of work on the MONEY LOANED throiiRhom. AfkinfT S12,5nn, Kolston (In, Sacrifice, 116.600, WrlU, "J, J.." outside* , nddrc&^ed to the Bojud of Wnterbiiry, Realtor. 16 West Front Um fill, Bed llank.* Chof.cn Freeholders of the County of on Jewelry, Sliver. MiiRloal Instruments, Both Mies Roberts and Mr. Linde- Phone* 6-2776 - 6-3404 Vogue Beauty Salon •trr ___IUd Bunk. Phone_f__r.0(i. feATONtOWN—New "conitruction. Llv. Monmouth, and must be accompanied Cameras, Binocular*, etc. mann are graduates of Suiquehan- by a Bonding Certificate and a certified Uctnni and bonded by Slat* ol N I. THETRAVILIM, Hsrttart IS White Street, Red Bank R"Ki) BANK'—Excellent home with rev- room, hrcakfntt nook, modern check, drawn to the order of the County na university at Selinngrove, Pa. enue. Adaptable for IIHRC family rc- kitchen and bath, two bedrooms, auto* Treasurer, for not less than ten (10%) WK PAY CASH foil OI.IIOOI.D and SILVER The bride-elect was a member of flUirinB & bedrooms, or for pnyinK KueRti, malic heat. Frice $11,950, Wenrt- lur cent nf the amount bid, and be de- Kaipn Delta Phi sorority and re- first floor bnth crcntrs complete down* Ncmetih Agrncy, 42 Brond streit. Phone livered nt the. place nnd on the hour ftairi upprtmrnt. Excellent, hent, in* Red Bnnk 6-2240.* ... ceived her B.S. degree in business •tantanrouB dot water. Kcsidcntinl a re it tibov* named. The Standard Propofnl Broadway Loan Co. administration, Mr. Lindemann, a rlOKe to schools nnd shopping center. RUMSON—Neuring completion. Lovely For mi will be furnished upon Applica- Triced at $13,000 to settle efitntt, C, F. Cape Cod. Two fine bedrooms, tiled tion to the Engineer. UK Broadway Lonf Branch member of Phi Mu Delta fratern- bnth, Urge living room with fireplace. Borden, Shrewsbury. Phone Unl Bnnk The right is rcacrved to reject any or ity, also received his B.S. degree 6-1661, or G. H. Ncvius, lied Hank 6- Dining room, oil heat; attached garage. Henutiftll wooded location; $14,500. all bids if deemed to the interest of the in business administration. Mr. 1633-J.* ______Byrne Agency. Phone Rumson 1-1150.* County so to do, "" Lindemann served three yeara in Hy mder of the Board of Chosen FYee- llR— N ear EH ton town. Five-room PARTICULARLY interesting to a vet- the Army, two of which were spent lummir bunE»low, in cxrclk-nt con- loldcrfi of thn County of Monmouth. WAW?M&$> crnn. Attractive new bungalow of JAMES S. PARKES, Director. with the 41st division in the Paci- dition. Purchitsnblc for $3,500. Set nmitj our fine rooms, (two large bedrooms), jcrovt of larjre onks. Convenient to hifih- EDWARD C. BKOECE, Clerk. fic tl eater, fireplace, tile bath, cabinetcd kitchen, Bridge: MA-12. way and fhoppinj: center. Excavntloh full cellar. Room for future expansion, THE BEST-LOOKING compile ted for installation of hen tin- $0,9&O, Byrne Ageney. Phone Rumson unit. Purchaser nblo to improve will 1-1150.* ^^___ COUNTY OF MONMOUTH have tound investment nt low coit. Im- 5TATE OP NEW JERSEY Rumson TABLE IN TOWN! medinte pospeBfeion. C. V. Hordcn, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Highest res- Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids Shrewsbury. Phono Red Bank 6-HR1, or idential location. Brand new home of will be received by the Board of Ohoetn Mr. and Mrs.~winiairi F. Bradley G. H, Nevius. Red Hanit 6-1638-J.* five room*, (two bedrooms,) Binuttfully 1-rechoIderB of thu County of Monmouth SifftEWSBURY BOROUGH. Choice locu. constructed. Unusual details ot work- for the Reconstruction of Bridge No. of West street are the parents of tlon on shaded refnlc-ntinl street. Six- manship, 19.050, Byrne Agency. Phone E-73, Oceunport, New Jerbcy, and opened a daughter born Monday at River- room Colonial, In perfect condition. Pre- Rumson 1«11 BO.* and read In public nt the Court houKu, vim.' hospital. war eonntruction. Hentcd iunporch: tiled AIR HAVEN—Lovely corner locntion. Freehold. New Jcret-y on August 18, bath, hot vjitri1 limit, oil: detnehed K"* Large home of seven attrnctivc rooms, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hartranft (three bcdrooim.) BenmrMl ceiling. Un- 11MS, tit 11'M u'clock A. M., Uaylight of Kumson road arc parents of a rage. Tastefully l«mlsrnpcr! tvith blue usunl ilclnilfl of workmniifihip. Hand* Su ving Time. i>ton# driveway. Prompt occupancy. C. tome grounds; two*car garage. Excel- The icceiiit nnd upctiinK of bids are daughter born Monday at Mon- r* Borden. Shrrw«hury. Pbon* It . lent, for commuting. Asking 116,000. subject to the proper quiililientiuns oC 64 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J. mouth Memorial hospital. Bank 6-1A61, or G. II. Ncviuti, Red Bank Byrne- Agency, Phone Rumson 1-1150.• the biddt-i- in accurdnncc with the pro- fi-1633-J.« visions of the ifequulih1 cation law and Leiuy Lanzatta of New York re- FAIRHAVEN—Exceptional value! Well- the t'cgulntions ndotitcd by the Dourd turned home Saturday after spend- PORT—Attrnctivc hix-room bun built bungalow of 6 rooms (3 bed- of ChoEcn Freeholders, ing v week with Mr. and Mrs. iSd- R on plot 100-foot front. Pre-war rooms); pipelcns heat, automatic domes- Drawings, specifications nnd form of in MONMOUTH COUNTY it's construction. Hot water oil hent. Clohe tic hot water. Attractive inside and bids, contract and bond for the pro- ward M. O'Rourke" of Black Point out. Close to schools. Asking $§,500. 1o echool. Prompt posKcssion. Asking r posed work, picimreri by Utis R. tJeji- roed 114,000. C. F. Bortlon, Shrewsbury Byrne Agency. Phone Kurmon 1-1 l. >0,* miiti. County Engineer, have been filed E. R. SNYDE R,& CO. Midshipman Leigh R. Capihaw, Phonn Red Bank 6-1IS61, or G. H BUMSON—Brand new I Beautifully built. in the oflice nf siiid Engineer Hi the son o! Coian P. Capshaw of Rum- NtvhiB, Red finfik fi.J63.W-' Bungalow of four large ronmi, (two Cuurt House, rVeehold, N. J,, and may OTTCfe SILVER—Six-room bunuatow bedrooms,) Room for expansion. Full be inflpccLed by prospt-ctlve bidders dur- eon road, was granted an audience three bedrooms, conveniently located rcllar, copper tubing, air-conditioning IIIK busints hours. Bidders will be fur- with Pope Pius XII as one of a on bun line. Substantial construction hent, oil. .Choice locntion; $0,960. nished with a copy of the_ drawings nnd group of officers, midshipmen and Prk« $11,000. C..F. Barden, Shrewn> Byrne Agency. Phone Rumson 1-11B0,* specifications by the EiiKinet-r upon INSURANCE bury. Phone Red Hank (1-1661, or G UNUStiAfTVALUE for boat owner/Fun proper notice and pnyment of it deposit enlisted men of the cruiser U3S H. Ntvitin. Red Bank 6-US3-J.* view of Snndy Hook bay, WeiUbuilt of Ten ($10.00) Dolltim, five dollar* of FIRE CASUALTY MARINE • A VI AT I ON• LI F E • BONDS Macon, when that ship recently BXtONTOWK home of nix large rooms (three bed- which will be returned, provided the home. Absolutely new Colonla rooms), tiled kitchen, tiled bath, fire- visited Italy. The audience high- home. LavKc Hvlnc room with flre- plans are returned prior to bidding. SURVEYS and APPRAISALS lighted a three-day tour to Rome pUceU , den. modern kitchen, two laree place, rumpus room. Many unusual fen- Bids must be mndc on Stnndnrd Pro- bedrooms and tiled bath on first floor, turn. Bnrgnin prlre $9,S0f). Pyrne posnl Forma in the manner designated Licented New York and New Jeney Broker* from Leghorn, Italy, during which two nddiLfonnl bedrooms nnd tiled bnth Agency. —Phone Rumson 1-1160.* therein nnd required by the specifica- time he had an opportunity to vtsl* on second floor; Koehler hot watn tiS^ location_ ... .. Attractive tions; must be enclosed in sealed en- 135 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. the Vatican, St. Peter's cathedral, •ystem, oil: Attached garage. Cnn be two-story homt of five large rooms, velopes hearing the name nnd address purchased on plot 7.r».\lT5 or with _ (two bedrooms.) Handsome grounds! of the bidder nnd name of work on the PHONE ATI -O9O0 the Catacombs of martyred Chris- ncrc-s. Price on application, C. F. Bor- two'Cftr garage; $8,700. Byrne Ajjency. outside, addressed to the Boiird of tians and the ruins of early Roman den, Shrewsbury. Phone Red Bank 6- Phon* Uumson 1-1150-* Chosen Freeholders of the County of civilization. The Pope greeted each 1661, or C H. Nevius, Red Bank 6 fH6M"F_dTl AGENCY—Wew borne. Six Monmouth. nnd must be nceompnnled rooms, tile bnth, lavatory, fireplace, by n Bonding Certificate anil a certified man, Protestant, Catholic and Jew, L Attractively located oil heat; plot 100x125; one-car attached rheck, drawn to the order of the County and presented a medallion to each Treasurer, for not less than ten (10%) in shaded aren. Convenient to bus garage; $18,000, Thompson Agency, Rl The Key to Better Homes as a momento of the visit. Before -..# (All. *ATTEHN» and ruilrond Ktatlon. Seven rooms, thru Kfi-t Front street. Phon* R<4 Bank I- per cent of the amount bid, and be de- leaving the room, he also blessed bedrooms, heated aunporch; two-cnr nt< 0700,« livered nt the place and on the hour and "" \ MADE IN THE U.S.A.) tached garage; lirRs plot. Prompt pos THOMPSON . AGENCY—Country loca- above nnincd. The Standard Propflsul the entire group. session. Asking (16,760, C, F. Borden, tion, Two acres; seven rooms, tilt Forms will be furnished upon applica- Mr. and Mrs. John Sparling ot Shrewsbury. Phone Red Bank 6-1661 bath, hot wAttt heat,'oil; two-chr KA- tion to the Knplnerr. Carefree Travel MUU»DWAIN These blocks symixriize silvurpisic ' or O. H. NfevJUB, Red Bank G• 1G33-J.* rage; beautifully landftcaped: $14,500. The right is reserved to reject any or Lafayette street are parents of a •naaora WLAID SHREWSBUBY—For your inspection. Thompson Agency, 81 Eaut Front street, all hldi if (fecmed to the interest of the daughter born last Thursday at beauty that lasts longer. May we New two-story Colonial, on large Red Bnnk. Phone «-07flf_* County so to do. Monmouth Memorial hospital. tell you about it? The 52-picce plot 100x1 S7. Conveniently located for THOMPSON AGENCY—Century old Co- By order of the Board of Chosen Free- Mr. and Mrs. Gustot Bruckner of commuter. Built of finest materials. Liv- onial, six rooms, bath, breakfast holders of thr County of Monmouth, Service for Eight (illustrated) costs ing room with fireplace, dining room room, setting room, wide board floor*, JAMES S. PARKER, Director. Washington street celebrated their MMWSMtl only $68.50 complete in the beauti- modern kitchen, bedroom with tile bath fireplace, breczewny; three-cur garage; EDWARD C. BKOEGE, Clerk. 11th wedding anniversary Wednes- on first floor, two jarnt* bedrooms, tile oil heat; 1% acres: $25,000. Thompson Bridge: £-13. day. ful chest (no federal tax). bath on second floor; two-car attaohed Agrncy, 61 Knet Front street. Phone COUNTY OF MONMOUTH x&ruici Modern reconditioned air heat Red Bank 8-0700.* Mrs. Ann Kennedy of Binitham Prlet |21,000. C. F. Borden. Shrcwi- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Looking for a Home! Going Pluces! avenue is employed at Fogelson's bury. Phone Red Bank 6-1661, or G THOMPSON AGENCY—New homes un- Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids H. Nevlua, Red Bank 6-1633-J.* d*r construction. Living room, kitch- will be received by the tibtitd of Chosen Real Kstaic Rail pharmacy on River road. jlUMSON—The charm of the country en, two bedroom*, bath, fireplace, cir- Freeholders of thu County of Monmouth A surprise dinner party was giv- with waterfront too; I Vi acres on culating hot air heat, otl, oak floors, for the Reconstruction of Bridge No. Insurance Sea en 6t Buttonwood manor for Mr. Shrewsbury river, In estate neighbc* - eednr closets; $9,950. Thompson E-lu, Entontown, Township. New Jersey, •hood. Studio living room, dining room, Agency, 81 East Front street. Phonn and opened nnd rend in public nt the (I. I. Loans .lie and Mrs. Eugene Layton of Runr th WILBUR'S THOMPSON AGENCY—Modern Colonial. Bed Bank's only Reservations made. bedrooms, sitting room, two baths up* August 18, 1048, nt 11 o'clock, A. M-, Woman Realtor. Mo charge to you. wedding anniversary Friday. Mem- aUirs, (All Inrge rooms). New hot water Six rooms, two tile bath&, tile kitchen, Dayligiht Saving Time, bers of the family who were pres- oil heat; attached gnrage; greenhouse. oil heat, insulated; bree»w«y; single ga- The receipt and opening of bids are BWOADST JEWELERS RED BANK Very private yet convenient. Four miles rage. Excellent location, Red Bank; subject to the proper qualifications of 77 Broad St. Tel: It. B. 6-2161 ent were Mr. and Mrs. James 'Fer- r to station, Vj miles to ocean. Absentee $21,000. Thompson Agency, 81 East the bidder in accordance with the pro- guson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond CSTAMUSHE064YIAAS —- owner anxious to veil. Immediate occu- Front »ir*et. Phone Bed Bank 6-0700,* visions of the ijcequiillfictttion law And Red Bank, N. J. or It. B. 6-1910-J Maine, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lay- pancy. A rare opportunity at $27,500. THOMPSON AGENCY—Modern Cape the regulations adopted by the Board Joseph G. McCue Agency, Realtor. I'hon Cod Colonial. Five rooms, tile bnth, of Chosen Ffrtehohlers. ton and Mitt Joan Layton of this Rumson 1-0444. or Red Bank 6-1470,' fireplace; attached -firnge; plot 60x125. Drawings, specifications and form of place. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry Expansion attic; $ 19,000. Thompson bids, contract nnd bond for the pro* of .River Plaza and Mr. and Mrs. MODERN HOME of five rooms; doubt) Agency, 81 Enst Front street. ' Phone posed work, prepared by Otis R. Sen- garage; 100x100 ground, plenty oi Red Bank 8-07Q0_< Keineth Layton ot Keyport. • had* treeb. Only $5,750. Interview, man, County Engineer, have been filed WE WRITE INSURANCE call Red Bank 6-4022>R.» THOMFS<5N AGENCY—Fair Haven )o- In the office of said Engineer at the cntlon. Living room, dining room, Court House, Freehold, N. J., and mny BARGAIN— 16-yenr-old, well-built, six kitchen, den, three bedrooms, bnth, oil be inspected by prospective bidders dur- Shrewsbury room houEe. Automatic oil heat; ga heat; plot 50x150; $18,000, Thompson ing busincs hours. Bidders will be fur- FIRE, CASUALTY, MARINE rage; full dry ce-llnr; city gan, electric Agency, 81 East Front street. Phone nished with « copy of the drawings nnd Mrs. J. Lawrence, Ware and and sewerage; low taxes, nice neighbor- Red Bank 6-0700.* specifications by the Engineer upon Agents for: hood. Call Atlantic Highlnnds l-0«28-W. proper notice and payment of a deposit daughter, Miss PriciUa Ware, hav* SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. All imt-rov of Ten ($10.00) Dollars, five dollars of INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERiCA vacated the Christ church rectory ments. Lot 60x140; $7,500. 96 High which 'will be returned, provided the HOME IN8URANCE COMPANY CHANCERY 1/aot plnns are returned prior to bidding. an-t are visiting at Drexel Hill, land avenue. HiKhlniidb. Phone 3-1354-J. SHERIFF'S SALE:~By virtue of a writ HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Philadelphia. They will go later to ^ATR HAVEN— Spnelniis ^rven-ron of fl. fa. to not directed, issued out of Bids must be made on Standard Pro- California for an extended stay dwelling, suitable for professional th« Court of Chancery of the State of posal Forms in the manner designated INDEMNITY IN8URANCE COMPANY OF NORTH man. Located on River Iloiid, corner, New Jersey, will be exposed to talt at therein and required by the specifica- AMERICA with Mrs. Ware's son, James Ware. bath, large veranda; two-car garnge. public venduc, on tions ; must be enclosed in scaled en- Iuv. Theodore E. A. La Van, new Price $16,000. John L. Mlnush Agency, Tuesday, the 7th day of September, velopes bearing the name and address AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE IN8URANCE Hunon rond. Phone Kumson 1 -0716.• 1948, bet" teen the hours of 12 o'clock of the bidder and name of work on thr COMPANY rector of Christ church, will move KAVESINK—Q u aTrit seven-room mod- and & o'clock (it 2 o'clock Daylight outside, addressed to the Board of into the. rectory with his family ernlzcd Colonial fnrmhouse over 1 DO Saving Time) In the afternoon of laid Chosen Freeholders of the County of And Others. years old. Bath, screened breetewny, Monmouth, and must be accompanied next Wednesday. The Interior of day, at the Court House in the Borough by a Bonding Certificate and n certified the rectory Is being newly decor- complete insulation, ft replace, automatic of Freehold, County of Monmouth* New Netv York and New Jersey Brokers 1 heat; thrte-cnr jinrnKo; three acres, Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said court check, drawn to the order of the County ate! by the Ladies auxiliary and BEFORE brook. Asking $25,000. John h, MinURh amounting to approximately $6,487,00. Treasurer, for not lem than ten South thirty-one degrees, Bridge: E-1G. approximnlely $3,000. Price $17,000. fifteen minutes west, nine hundred and Mrs. Sarah E. Disbrow of Beach- This Bank Will Minugh Agency^phone Ittimiion 1-0716.* eight and 63/100 feet; thence (3) south COUNTY OF MONMOUTH T wood Is visiting her son and daugh- FAIR"ffAVEN—Riverfront; five rooms, fifty-fjjrht dearer*, forty-flv* minutes STATE OF NEW JERSEY tile bnth and kitchen, onlc floors ami ' HE COMFORT and relax- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. enst, five hundred and forty-seven and Bids will be received by the Hoard of Provide the Funds trim; recreation room, toilet, laundry In 4/10 feet; thence (4) North thirty de- ation you enjoy In your fav- Disbrow. basement, automatic heat, fireplace; nt. Chosen Freeholders of the County of grees ensl, nine hundred and scventy- Monmouth, State of New Jersey, at its orite chair can bo rudely in- The proposition to construct two tached garage. Price Jl'J.uuO. John L, Bcvcn r.ml 3S/100 feet to the point of place of meeting. Court House, Free- new rooms and enlarge lavatory Through An M|nugh_At:ency. Phone Rumson 1-U71C* Beginning. terrupted by lire, or explo- RBI) BANK—Rivtrfroii't, suptrb vlt-w. hold, N. J., on Wednesday, August 18, sion, or dome other peril. If facilities of the local school was Contnininv eleven nnd «ixtv*five one 194$, at 11 o'clock A. M., Euttcrn you haven't nufltcicnt Insur- discussed at a meeting Monday Six delightful rooms, 2',.j tiled baths, hundredths acscc, more or less, Standard Time, and then publicly opened picture window, parquet floors, modern Seized as the property of Rudolph nnd i end immediately thereafter, for: ance, It will not bo comfort- nigia of the school board, but ho kitchen; brcetseway; attached sarnge; Martin nnd Rosemary Martin taken In ROAD RECONSTRUCTION MATERIALS able for you to pay the loss definite action was taken. A project 94-ncre plot; riparian rights. Price $2C,- FOR PORTIONS OF COUNTY ROADS— F.H.A. LOAN execution at the suit of Lillian Repolc 000. John L. MInuKh, Uumson rond. out of your pocket. ' submitted to the voters by tne and to be sold by Contract No. 2, bof.rd some months ago (or the en- Phone Rumeon 1-Q716,* IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff, The receipt and opening of bid* is Ask this Hartford agency FAIR HAVEN—pfc-Tnr, seven roomT, Dated July 27, 1948, subject to the proper qualifications of for adequate insurance TO- largement of the school building It's sound economy to ent (four bedrooms), l*& tiled baths, Parsons, Labrecque, Cantons A the bidder In accordance with the pro- DAY! at a cost of $M,000 was rejected, tiled kitchen, Inumlry, fircplnco, stsnm Combs, Bol'rfc, visions of the prequallficatlon law and fuel costs and at the same oil heat, hnndnomely Innilacnppd plot H* lines) $18.48 the regulations adopted by the Board Mr. and Mri. Raymond drover 76x150. Price $20,500, John L, MJnugh of Chosen Freeholders, of Sycamore avenue are parents ot time provide for the comfort Agency, Kumcon rOnd, Phone Rumson Specifications, form of bids, contracts 1-0716.* Monmouth County Surrogatt-'t Office. and bond, for the proposed work, pre- a daughter born Saturday at M of your family thru proper FAIR HAVEN—Seven rooms, tiled bnth, In tlic matter of the. estate of Tre- pared by Otis R, Senmnn, County En- mouth Memorial hospital. vonlnn Bennett, deceased. Notice to LAWLEY AGENCY •unroom, oil-fired hot water hent; gineer, have been filed In the office of Insulation. Have your con' two-car garugr. Excellent locntion nenr creditors to present claims agalmt es- said Engineer, At the Court House, Free- bus. Price $17,500. John L, Minugh tate. hold, N. J., and mny be innpectcd by INSURANCE HA1BDBESSEBS MEET tractor jive you an estimate. Agencyi Rumboii rond. Phone. Rumson Pun uant to tho order of Dortnan Mo the proBPiictlvi bidders (luring liUslnth* RIVERSIDE DR. & HW'Y 35 TEL. R.B. 6-0410 1-0718/ Fnddin, Surrtiyntc of tho County of Mon- hours. Bidders will be furnlaiicd with At a meeting of the Moninoulh Then, sne us about the cash, ItUMSON—Recently built bu"nBnJou7."Livt mouth, made on the dtihUi day of July, a cony o» the spcclflcntlons by the En- RED BANK R.D. BOX 80 and Ocean county hairdressers held Ing mom, miKkrn kiti-litn, two bed- 1948, on the Application of Louise Ben- gineer un proper nutlet. ' An FHA Title No. 1 Loan Is nett Snyre an.I Rut* Bennett, e.\ocu- at the Berkeley Carteret hotel, at rooms, UJcd bnth, oi! t\nil ntrnm hent: Bids must In; mtule on Standard Pro- available In amounts up to attached K'U'itirc-; plot T0«, 16S, Prit-c trlcei nf the estntn of Trevoninn Heii- posal Forms In the mnniier designated Aslur> Park lost week, Joseph iitU, decenhed, notice U hereby ulvcn therein find required by the spcelflcn* $9,00U, John L. MlnuKli Agency. Rum- to the creditors of aaid deceased tu ex- Prtiti, of Red Bank, president of. f!&00 and you may take as ton rond. Photip Ihiinson_J_0716.' Unnn: must bo rncluscri In scaled en* hibit to the subscribers, executrixes, us veloiifts hrnritig the iiitmr nnd address the Monmouth County Hairdress- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS; Attrncttv7 aforciiild, their di'bts nnd demands long as three years to repay Blx-room resldcnre, lavatory, tiled of thr bidtlrr nnd nnme nf work on the ers' association reported on th«_ac- ujfainxt tn* *;i.'d estate, under oJtth. with- nutaidc, mJdrcfcFcd (n the Tlonvil at BULLDOZER WORK WANTED bnth, hot walrr oil bent, screened porch, in six months from the date of tht tivilicf of the local associations In convenient monthly in- finished in tic; two-cur gnrHicc; corner Chosen Ficclni).s (iul ltVN—"Good location, SIx-roorh 68 MnplejAvenue, Red Bnnk, N, J, livered nt tho place nnd on the hour lava will be sent to all beauty resident, firtplncf, tlirep lifdrnnmn, RUTH BENNETT, nhovo named. Thn Stnndnrd Prnpoitnl shops throughout the state so that •unroom, hat water hent, oll-flrcd. Aik- B Lincoln Plncc, New Pnltn, N, Y, Forms will Ito furnished upon npplicn- all hairdressers will be Informed of Inn $18,000. GroRfclntur ft Hulhr. Brond cRsm, Hcekmnn ft Beekmnn, tlnn to the Etmineer, and'Mcchnnla streets, Phono Itcii Hunk 0 Broni) Strccl, thu proposed new state legislation. «.21OO, Thp rivllt J« reserved to rejrret nny or TEL RED BANK 6-2892 EBkn Red llnnk, N. J, nil bids If decrrw-d to the Interest of thi Ho further stated that all county lartfc living MIUIII, four bcrlroomt., Procloiit, County fn tn do, KNOI.I.MOOD IIO.MKN, IM associations have pledged and nil' three l)iiUIH. pin.' imnolli'il Hiiuruom, Hv cji'ilcr of thr* Rnnrd nf Chosen Free- thrre-cnr «»r(iitr with jipnrtinnit; guest Thu Jtcd Bitnk Ucgldttr Ii niiM'UilcU hold era r>r thr County nf Mnnmmitli, don-eel full impport of the new houif i (diir-Miil! bin n; uiunlimiM.; bv IUCHI as \\t\\ t\n ouL*(if-lown liuaLiipuH- JAMES S. 1'ARKES, Director. law* necessary to raise the stand $S2,O0n, f^-oKRlnKPr A Helirr, Bronif Affe»t Good Month to Remake have their breeders tested, In the I'uitturo opinion of Richard O. Rice, asso- lovt up to $100 Late August Is a good time to ciate agricultural agent. Official renovate an eld bluegrass sod testing of poultry flocks Is carried Sturdy and imart, the SeaShell which is not giving as much graz- on by the State Department of SEA SHELL ha."nat- ing as it should, reminds M. A Agriculture's Bureau of Markets ural" for yachtsman, he explains. A small fee It charged youngster*, duck- Clark, agricultural agent. Graze the old sod down as close to cover operating-costs. huntere, fishermen. Li"*? . Progressive ' poultrymen ' have You can row it or low as possible, directs Mr. Clark, then m break it up with a disc or spring their flocks officially tested. Make it; tail it, an it'iwith 'your application now. Write or call an outboard.' Thor- tooth harrow. It may be necessary oughly letted, fully to go over it several times to get a B. K. Mcssersmith. Bureau of Mar- guaranteed, the man- fainy good eeedbed. kets, State Department of Afrleul •in SEA SHELL is This is a good method to use on ture, Trenton, N. J. • aafe aad roonty. Ea«y fields which cannot easily be plowed to aoaemhlei - Come or on sloping fields where it may ta-rri We«ds Yield to *,4-D NEW ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO., RED BANK 8TORE mmi tea if... folder ih^.8; DeffN •*• not be wise to run the risk of ero- Treatment 77 MONMOUTH ST. (Formerly Modern Home Appliance Co.) /raw. lr.« ...... V Weiiht 63 I sion by breaking the sod up en- August Is one of the most desir- *35°° tirely.- able months for using 2,4-D to elim- Before discing or harrowing, ap- inate dandelion, buckhorn, and COMMTI KIT ply enough lime to bring the pH plantain.from the lawn, according of the soil up to 6.5 and add at to Richard O. Rice, associate agri- least 800 to 1,000 pounds of 5-10-10 cultural agent. Heavy growths of fertilizer. The lime and fertilizer these weeds can be eliminated with should be worked in as the old sod comparatively little cost or effort. JERSEY MARINE COMPANY, INC. is being broken up. Just before Most hardware or garden supply 24 WHARF AVENUE, RED BANK, N. J. seeding, go over the area with a stores sell 2,4-D. Directions on the cultipacker, seed and then go over, container should bt followed care- OPENING 3-DAY SPECIALS RED BANK 6:0311 once more with a cultipacker to fully to insure elimination ot the cover the eeed. weeds and to prevent Injury of the THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY turf grasses. It is Important to Monmouth Grangn Mmta August*! Itocp 2,1-D from ornamental plants The summer meeting of the Mon- as many can be Injured or killed mouth Grange 92, will be held Sat- by it. Placing a hood over the With Every REG. $175.00 3 CU. FT. urday evening, August 21, at the nozzles and spraying when there West Freehold school, announces Is no breeze or wind will help re- HOME FREEZER INCLUDED C. Richard Applcgatc, chairman of duce Injury. REFRIGERATOR the committee. Small grass seedlings should not The apeakcr of the evealng will be sprayed with 2,4-D. Also, plant- Purchased This Week-End I OK ONLY * 5 0.00 WALLPAPER ba Herbert W. Voorhees, president ing of grass seed should be delayed of the New Jersey Farm bureau, 2 or S weeks after 2,4-D Treat- who will speak on his experiences ments. Wilh Every iiiiic his recent trip to Europe. When 2,4-D Is used properly, It REfi. $100.00 BRAND NEW Mr. Voorhees had an opportunity will do a good job of eliminating to survey the European situation many broad-leaved weeds. How- Automatic Washer CLOSE-OUTS! and has some interesting material ever, the lawn should be properly TABLE IRONER FREE! to present. He will be on the pro- limed, fertilized, and mowed to Purchased This Week-End gram at 8:30. Friends of the help in developing a good eovtr of grange are Invited to attend this turf grasses. meeting. Mr. Applegate says that at 7 p. Keep livestock out of tht woods. With Every A FULL CASE OF • : APPROXIMATELY 5,000 ROLLS OF m. there will be a baseball game They eat little tree seedlings and and fun for all attending. tramp the roots of the larger trees. REGULAR WASHER WASHABLE, FADE-PROOF AND STYLE- Include Some Rutabaga Seed In Black locust in New Jersty's best SUPER SUDS FREE! The Cover Crop fence post. Purchased This Week-End TESTED WALLPAPERS. Rutabagas and turnips are good Pinch off some of tht hardy companion crops for the fall cover chrysanthemum buds to Improve crop. Neither of these crops will the size and quality of tht remain- cause material damage to the ing flowers. growth of the cover crop. Do not include more than three ounces of Where a heavy dost of lime Is QUANTITIES LIMITED! HURRY! VALUE TO seed per acre because plants com- needed on the land, plow half of it pete with one another for soil under, then apply the other half moisture and plant nutrients. The to be disked In. $1000 growth of both the cover crop and 10 SINGLE BOLLS the turnips or rutabagas will de- pend on the present fertility of the ONLY ATLANTIC HAS THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF soil, soil moisture and growing con- SAVE $ $ NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED APPLIANCES, RADIOS, TELEVISION dltioiu. WITH A VALUE TO A variety of fall turnip to plan, ON THE ENTIRE JERSEY COAST ! $7-50 $2 according to M. A. Clark, agricul- 0 tural agent, Is the Purple Top 10 SINGLE ROLLS White Globe, a round variety which grows readily and will store well The Ideal Second Car!. MFilGMATORS RADIOS, TELEVISION WASHERS, IRONERS RANGES for winter sale. The recommended BENDIX NORGE variety of rutabaga is the Long Is- PHILCO RCA-VICTOR LAUNDERALL land On the dandier types of soil, N0M» PHILCO MAYTAQ CROSLEY especially In southern New Jersey, Strom berg-Carlaon THOR ALL 1948 PATTERNS ten pounds of borax to the acre HOTPOINT QUALITY may be advisable, especially If ZENITH APEX L. A H. there Is a possibility of a de- OIMON DUMONT NOROE SUITABLE FOR EVERY ROOM ficiency of this soil element. If ADMIRAL EMERSON BLACK8TONE ADMIRAL there is no sale for the turnips or WELL-SILT rutabagas in the late fall or early CONVERTIBLE MODEL OROtLEY MOTOROLA IRONRITE (Papers Trimmed Free) winter, or if time does not permit ADMIRAL WHIRLPOOL UNIVERSAL the harvesting and storing of this 35 to 80 miles per gallon FRMTAIR crop, they may be allowed to re- N. J. plates cost $4.90 per year FRIEZEOMATIO CROSLEY DEXTER KALAMAZOO main in the field and plowed under Me worth of antt-freeie pro- with the cover crop the following tects to XI' below lero 1—SPECIAL spring. The only added expense is I •>. of oU Alls crankcase . "TRIMZ" READY PASTED for the seed. cylinders that will ttk» you any place, any time, Snow Fence Silo Stores Overflow NO DOWN PAYMENT WALL PAPER ' tf Temporary silos may hold the —6 Models to choose from— Value *2»$ * 98 answer to the problem of what tl New Crosley cars may be pur- do with extra forage crops this chased for $311 down, BUY TO-DAY.... UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY While They Last year, Signs point to abundant for- 1 BOX age as well as to continued higli 117.82 per week feed prices. (Including Insurance) Farmers who nil their silos and have trouble getting others, might Get y»ur» now for that vacation try the snow fence type ot emer- trip. gency storage, suggests Richard O. Rice, associate agricultural agent. L>. & H. Paint Co Many farmers have found the snow fence silo, lined with kraft paper, entirely satisfactory for both corn I, 4 W. FRONT ST. and grass silage, according to the engineer. 8ALEB 8EBVICB AT THE FOOT OF BROAD When green chopped hay Is 711 Main St. ' Ashury Purk 77 Monnioiith St. B«nW placed In a snow fence silo, the Straub-Larew Auto Sales Another New Atlantio l'lymdv pressure Is grcnter thnn II In for Phone A. P. 1-1045 Store Comina 8oon Phone R. B. 6-2 ««rvic«, \ PHONE R. B. 64271 ordinary corn sllnge, though. To Broad and Third Sis. to LONG .BRANCH! ,e\l Dmik 0-0787.- play safe, double the number of Keyport 7-OSOS Keyport, N. J. OPEN EVENINQ8 TILL 10 O'CLOCK reinforcing bands around the OPEN FRIDAY, Tll(1iBollUon keem you »*« e>sssss«asssBe>saiieVii^>|iliti,—-AdvertJlemiut, Pwre Tweivt BED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 12, 1948 and George Bitter, Billy and Bobby I Middleloun Martin, Kenneth Woolley, Robert Amateur Show Mrs. Garry Paskus of Laurel Clubwomen Hold Haubrick, Mrs. George RitUr, Mrs. Dance To Aid avonua celebrated her birthday S. Hoblitzell and Mrs. H. SttrtU. Sunday with a family party at her Miss Frances Layton and htr Annual Harvest Horn and Bazar At Eaton town home. Attending were her hus-Annual Benefit brother, Harris Layton, children of Nursing Program tiand, Garry Paskus, and children Rev. and Mrs. Warren' S. Layton, Playground Ends John and Benjamin, Mrs. Mary Caril Party Held are visiting their urandparents, Mr. Summer Event To Be HOLY ROSARY CHURCH GROUNDS Wcinhcimcr, .Mr. and Mrs.' Krank and Mrs. Reuben Eves of Richwood, Successful Season Wclnhcimcr and children Kurt, Here Tuesday Pa. At Rumeon Boathouse West River Road, Kumeou Month! to pay NOW! Chris and Kathy, all of Middle- Norman H. Bruce, S/2 U. S. BtylMnt November lit. We A large gathering of playground town; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wein- wiU instill * The annual summer card party Navy, is visiting his parente, Mr. The annual dance for the bene- members and their parents at- heimer and children Mary Loll, of the Red Batik Woman's club was and Mrs. Albert Bruce. He is sta- tended the amateur show staged Ijoij and John, Shrewsbury; Mrs. tioned in Panama. fit of the Public Health Nursing AUGUST 13th to 22nd iast Thursday on the Eatonlown held Tuesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. association of Rumson, Sea Bright HOT WATER Benjamin G. Paskus, Sea Bright William O. Nichoel and Mrs. Ben- Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor is entertain- and Fair Haven, which is being 1948 Dodge Four-Door Custom Sedan Community summer jilaygroun-i. and Mew York; Mis.s Madeline ing Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Nor- H*oting System Th». program included a sound mo- jamin Crate were chairmen. resumed for the first time since will be awarded the last night. Ground Prizes nightly. Kin£ and Miss Marie Soland, New "Winners of special prizes were man, Jr., and children of Coliimbus, beff.re the war, will be held to- Witk M» Jacketed Boiler