RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 7. RED BANK. N. J., THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1951 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 11 Council to Provide Si Carton Cute Ribbon at Model Home at Applebrook Farm Water Computy to steer ftuoridmUom. Cosft State Allocates Traffic Lights to Protect Pupils OCAL-Ko»*r $22*060 to Dredge *• thit werk received word FAIR HAVSW-dKeaa far tto timm oaViala »f Monnmuth («•- protectiea of calMrsa gssag to aad tilldated H'attr rosiauf that Polly's Pond trass school were teksa Moadsy sight by tto mayor aad seuKiL thrni »1H hm Ha added coat to Rumson Appropriate* OSM wu aa awdiasacs, iatrodaeed T. If Sept. IS faeMeat* or rnaunuiilMr* for the by Cooacilsna Jamee A. Bartgbt, ef Wei awoantrd fluorl4a.tinn «f «ttn. ftMMMi to Pay Its ssr tto csastructie* of sidewalk* f aw mayor, who i» chairman «f sad curbing oa the north side of Share of Project Cost Jacbsaa it., sad tto other wu tto tan S}««rMa*i lilt *ha» wai bafara wa aahaa] and ahhad aur way threuah tha Minfaa . J Wad«wa«d and Royal DouHon plant. In England. Why, do yau know (sound like a travaloam) that tome of tha china wa hava en tha thalvN In aur itera food « much ai ana yoar to complete. Imagine, a whole year just to mafca a tag not. Any wander thote chinai cama under •Tli • fact-wary place of thoto flnt born chinas li mada by hand- oath cup, ««ch slttt h formtd by Hindi that ara to trainad tlwy can mould by faal alone. CrMVTOfwf flfOIW OfMMV It's wonderment, tha way thest cMmt «r« nwda—tn'd qutte out'ef placa fblt cwnpffft Hmr Teoinf tn thU madtrn tgt, to wa tha skill of miny lifotimoi taka literally months to mako • cup ar a»tg-*» dolioata that thg light pauri through It. And there's a {ob h thtta ehtoe pltnh that our young art ton would really covot. Thcro'i • young bay who does nothing but break up cupi and plates thtt ere but • fraction of an Inch Imperfect. Oh. to be young again. Ihtct ieiiioies Powertilde It irot... toast Truly, those ere worls of art, these AWalfullyJ prove0IVTMd oaaa,woao*a»*automitiwe •*tro> eaeas ' —• ™— fine bent chinis from England. Atnei- low-pricli eB Hold. Gives you simplest, smooth, ing, we think, that they'rtheyre net much est, safest ao-snift driving at lowest ooit No clutch ptdal-no tsstsliif tmt-oot evta more naensivei . You'lY'll agree wheh n you CURED/ a hint of gear chantoi la forward drWtait tee then. Why not drop In, tedey? AadoouttUndlni w it ii-Powerglide ]» tamsdBjaalaBgttgfl I No ntod to lot o good ' only one member of Chevrolet's airwlovs As i watch go wrong. Bring ' —*—'H powet tttm uto* •/ HwinlUt Akttmilt TmimU. It to us for expert, scien- fiLMS-SHOP Anne end John leHenttne iftm »ni 10S-h.it. Vtfot4»Uni Mm «fnmnf your "WSCOVIHY DWVI" •tanTY-gtVtM IIOAD tTUBT tific care. You'll find our S/BJ eW aaffaVvoT wffaBJS/iw SJI S/IHrav ammfnja uo Mm ... mw mm Chlni tnd t}|en Shop erurges low, McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET CO Reussilles' 29 MECHANIC STREET MOM Red Bank 6-3130 )6lrotd~.|(edlank APOPOT w, \m • VfEf VKAKOIC OK BALfl Mclntoehe* Rack **«• faa* taB*SBBB« JaaSaBBaMM M «*• asaaaVsaal SBMBBB. (MMBMB^BMBM ^u Maj. Kilduf I, Korea Vet, Win* Award |*?W HI IWW jl* W ^iv Hi •fiMI^MII From Dance Study UTTUC MLVRR — Mr. ena ENROLL NOW DR. WARREN FOWLER Mn. atealcy Mclatoth returned last Thurasay te their kom on FALL TERN MXilNS WED., SEPT. S • Felet rd. After spending two weeks la New Heanpshire etiidyiaa; ana taklaa; pert ia N«w Eaflead square eaaees. NOW! YOU CAN 6CT THE SAME FINE Mr. ead Mn. Mclntoeti visited For ritswlllla», Peterboro. Mtlvia Vil- lage aa« Wolfboro. A well-knowa All Day School 8 A. 31. to 5 P. M. FMSH AH HAWUN6 FOR COTTON »llt* Of Huti daacca la th» area where Me orchestra flays for bara fclak ** •——t—— ... a-|_ i« flnicL'— ffv Iflvfv NWMlip • • • IW IffVTV •nOTwIiltJ • •• No Moro Drab, Scrobtwd-Out look! Why mat try thla mm JWWMM mm? 9 lo^Pp ajfeaFeW eV^^B} a^rejV aasw^^rssiBa^BWaJ Raa^POe^P Sje^RjV W WI^SFWOFO Msj. rV«Mis X. KsVM, Jr.. riffe, it piatin. M ht it Ijatof | f | p # CVMtfCf T9 ™# fJff)INJo) «Mf IMMfll flf hit MTVIM IA K«TM. H« WM AUTOMATIC ILICTBIC Now! finest Hudsons Dishwoshor fcr as little as When You Trade-In Your Old Appliance 18 MONTHS TO PAY Inavei^Iadaoa—fromi LOAD fOROlT ITI Aw^OMfliKwilly WflSMf Dont put off vntD — what yon can hart a todayl &r«?tt'- w Dishes, Poll, POM, Silverware A*. UM» you'd tUnkl 6hsm-TliM Riwes Aid Dries Them EUctrkaRy IN MOIT CAMS V MONT OMNIIM) Makes loading V TAIll'TOPWOMMMMCtPaf* and itnloadiBg fat oaalat. mantat tpaca where you need it. NATIONAL STOCK CAR CUmlaMfJMI I V TOP SMUT Tha aott aflckwt No cash V IlKTftKJ MVINt) Baaiahai un- WWFMrWMr •^FaT* • a" MaJtarydiakwlpiag. •iaawaahiog action jot dtftapg. lOOK TO HOTPOtHT -Oft THI «WlfT-«*$TI At needed! HUDSON JnBO Ws af H MH YouYHH pi aa aaapla of tha power, wttNkaly mara Him aavw HMf aad atataauaa a that bar* made MOST DURABLE tkHoni*ta/kw-tfm«it>faMtk*Hud*oaH r (a gruatmt gG Grand National Stock HOUSEKEEPING SHOP CAR .YOUR MONIY CAN 1UY Oar Baoaa, ooait to eeaitl 46 MONMOUTO ST. OR 428 BROAD ST., RED BANK Plenty of Tree Parking in Rear of Store on White Street WILKINS MOTOR SALiS NONEREM310 OPEN HHMVS TILL 9KW P. M. •reed Hraet, led leim. N. J. Phene M >.0040-«.07H I "A•>'<• mint To linemen at Alleohnrtt RAMOi ATPUAWZ mil service HAVE YOUR PLUMBING, HEATING? -.*< «e> HAROLDS r * AND SHEET METAL WORK i. OamttMMewai tAMO i RlCTlJC SHOP parted andI qMMMmJ*; -DOM IV- Mi MMMMW VMMml JMMT M MMMMM aw— g^^i^^j a\^2 al 4*^M, M ftvUVVf ASflp. 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J amBM.MMM0jf) A fmMMMMMgl MMV •My VMfl af (M nmMmt Mtfft, ewmltted kit »m—>l»B ««• to HI TM fNHMtiM «M M- wltn NgM M4 • tetter «f A» hi* MfVitW WiU M tart at M4 • Urn m» Hw M Ur> Iltar4 w, «lll k mi « Thuntap'* »Mtta* At ttet Hw ttor* wtn »ta» w * tmitm M A tM tttlt MM Mr TM Mt ttn «M* wr an MMitatN witbta M Mya, a» ctrdlni ta tat ara-Ml* afrwainit Ceunellaw* AMcnoii r*Mrt«4 tat in rM4 fra4cr hai ataa, f- Yew will Hejv* tha vMaf • MVATI MIVM aa4 atyaMBt af IT.T1T far OrflCI • • iTOIf 4*001 IM9fl CMtwOffll Ua (ra4«r wm ataartait. ar aw on* «IM to rilBCHOLD-Or. & T. tkl 4lnetar af maawii ea wlawl •«• tritiaa tor th« OtMral MIIU canar. MAMMOTH JELLY »tio«, will §9t»k aa MM aubjati •« "AnlMal MuUttlM" In MM rpkM high aehotl aufltorttim Thwiaiay 6f# Ml CftfltQCVM* Tn#f• It MfMflQ alcbt, Au|. 31 at Till, a«eordta( to •a annouaetaMat traai Barl C. ItUhrall. BELL FINANCE Mr. IMUwtn. taaeatr af MOMI «f rleultur* at rmbtM hl«b Mhool. li dlrtetor of tko Vototaa*1 Iastlttitloatl o*-tbo4tna traialaa program for tali aroa. Wkllo Mil talk by Dr. Btehtol U a regularly •eboduM aart of tbo votoram' tralnlag »rogram, Mr. IMIIwon palate out that all ptoalo tattmtoi la animal autrltton la thU arot an wtlcom* to attend tho aMttlag. MRBTAWTaUT Charlee Buckelew of White at., Shrewsbury, wae treated at River- view heepttal Sunday night for a cut on MM head. Buekalew told po- lice ha welked Into CooVa Uvern en ahrewebury eve. when ha waa hit on tha heed by a aeh tray. Me aald he did not know who throw tha tray. PUBLIC SALE Due touafi I wM sal at raw MMIIM ta the hlgkeet bidder my home at: SUNNY CREST DRIVE, LITTLE SILVER, N. J. •outhweet comer of LUtle Nlrar Parkway Mi Mamy Croat Drive. TUESDAY. AUGUST 21st UN P.MM. PCBUO T, AVOOS* IM,IM am, Modern Kitchen, one that le the dream of awry woauni bava- y, and eloiete of every mod. _.. imdFloort Two Itrta light and airy ladroomi aaoh wttk ernea m- tllatlon-eloaeto. Tile Bath with Tile (Sowar Stall. Unra Cloeet fun Seek onenini from tha naeur •edroom. Prlmte eatranea from tat Boor takee you to an oB-eet room moat adaatabla for anreery, dea, aSae or recreation room with built In Cedar Linear Otoeot. •airmenti mu taaemrat with Inilde aad outride eatranee. AaiMdrr. Wine Cellar. Oroandei Large one eir garage atteehad with overhead Door, aleo an> trance to guaie from kt&hen. Beautifully terraood grouade wHh M abundance of choice triee end ehrubbery. Bemarkit Everyone le invited to Inepeot thla bouee and eee for your' eelf the excellent conitructlon, a floor »Ua deafened for ooonomy, loca- tion and tha many advinUsee whloh flvea tbiinouee Indlriduallty and penonellty eettlng It apart from othere. Thle le a corner properly 70' x 100'. Houee hae iteant beat, oil burner, copper plumbing through- out, gee range, fteoeaied Radiation, Iniulatad and ample cloeet and etorege epace. One would have to aeareh far and wide to flad a more eulUble location In that It le only three blocki from eehool, flve mln- utei ride to Railroad Station making thle aa Meal home for commuter, buelneee man or anyone dealrlng a modern comfortable home la OKCOI- lent reeldentlal eeotlon where future veluee are eeeured. The hlgheet bidder ehell be required to pay a depedt of 10% #/. a-olier-mlla laving! with fkri Trucks and tht Power Pilot umn abiamt- :'rated in the 50-milthn-milt Ford IHeft Economy Run. Ford F15STABEXTMA Panel thown gUt$ you poutr tDeim af V 8 or Six. fl MM spwt of oil itondofd holff-IOR POHCMI POWER MOT tconomy SOVM yov momy twy MHOI Mm k) tti aiaairt«l m Hut ft* m t Ntl cMM. •* a«t Im raU aiaa •« tat, Good-looking trucks an good for Spacioua, weather-seale)d busjneaa. The Ford F-l Panel gets driver'a compartment of tha F«rt a aacond look every time! It'i the F-l Panel has adjustable boekmV longest Panel in the half-ton field type aeat. You get car-like aaaj —with efficiency in every sweep- of shifting with new Haihhj Km Je tha KNQUt* Vacuum Ctouwr—wilh S kt Mt Haft fte/«tt h* aaan.'cai ing line. column gearshift. Best of al], yea all mm, exclusive featurest You can load up to 1,330 lba. enjoy impressive operational a aaaa RIWIN* iMk i« «^ «MIM«I «Mi«akfkM«. in the F-l Panel. 85-inch interior SAVINGS with the Ford ™ ^^5 wwfc O?MW fOroi fOf you WMMM HM l M > ka aa e^ammt a(»> Tan. Ml.wii «to UM M height take* load* that need lota PILOT .. . which gives you tha of "head room." You have 13S.5 nuut power from the Imutgoil 0g« a Tf ntTtt 11 inchaa alongside the driver'a aeat the F-l Panel and 6-SrAB BSJB4' •WltlW :*"a •II- M to • «NNM g* for long items. Panel now! IT «• h • Millaim «Nk mum +«*<~«t\m Clfl Ifl Wan mm a W III dfQUflB la MM M It* tH •) IWNMM m MMfMl tajatle.-. MM II' m m **** tat WH, WaaWI, ImWl. ./•* v W m wMi aaaamti fcy wli. utim, bjKH. .MM ffMttlM TERMS AS LOW AS 5.00 A MONTH eee USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN naaaun ot Your MECHANICS TOY 69 BROAD ST. RED BANK — AMD PHONI RID RANK 6-3106 JUVENILE CENTER MOUNT-ENGLISH SALES CO. FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION 132 IKOAO ST. (Opp. Stembaeh.) M0 IANK N MawMtth Street, Mb*,!! MM Ml» «ET> BAVK M»HRt AVOCIf ML SMI brael U Building It. Virginia Toland «|YomgBoy. Future In Its Children h Two Aeritkatv StmUk W»otSm from tt dMr*r*«t THINK OF IT NOW! Piano Studio Now BaVaaV eaa^au*>jfeV*VmUso Akit •*---*.-- * WhympJcaWy -a Pack*i4 Haw stooriag awaldi Now w EXTRA VALVE i tatiai^coannWihMBoaih. fatal ia, mZ^Smlp aad •^ wwwnrnn^t fill DaCKM to tlcitie7>i tmttmtfm^imtktdmam al«• ll*»-<*f»l*!f dm wciihtdU^lbulloweight dlralbutloaltn "^fit yoi a m, rtcord.| fJmO^jiaZ tht taV nuaruvtt a Packard with at Packard! built, i* $t»ll* kaha 3232 WIM link tjfon at a takat to tarn m $HU M Gray, Rota ... SQ. Vft r—up to 2J9» kw*f adoeckaobl tatpaM thtala tagiaH of companblt powtt. Deferred Payment* For Your Convenience h Available At Caih PrUei AgUua "-•* -* -J-t Mianliia 1*0 Mw MIIBI Uf vlliVIII wwmmmmm PACKARD «•« m MAN WMO OWMI ONI WEST FURNITURE CO. RED BANK MOTORS, INC. Open Friday Evening* Until 9 P. M. KKVPORT, "•'• i 325 Mapla Are, Red Bank, N. J. Telephone RE 64800 BPJ*, — >H> l&WI MMUwTHV ATOPiT ti, iffl Frm Wot hdkt IM. Wood L •. a. OOMTBAer floaie io) Raaaford 3. Abbott today C 4 K CONSTWCnON CO. Ta Harvest New Jcney Crop 4*Mk grovol •aootnte- «. «aa af Mr. aat Mr*. AraaM ttoa aa tao Calf* Motk-ktontraoe GENUAL OONTBACTOKS ti«Mia« a* rort rd. la AtluUe tovatklp, lot award ^ whtra ho waa ton./. lUwk of lUd Bank, low m4 Builder* De»ocnts Hear tnajltrril ftaat Caaip KUBMT tt- . EttimaH* (Owarfiiy t>Won) tor Mt aaMtf tat la tha Aimr aarly Tha utarovaaaaat aatoatiaf ona 1 th* DM- aad atria toa Oeargia tarhw tlM A*>^a^aoi •Mk* tk* ws*M a ta «M*k to Mm la a WtrMgo tedaret. Ihlrtcea of latter ware ptaeod to Maw Jonoy Mi oevea were directed to L lalaad where M mil •••vine t* BUridfle, the Matt ataatr MM tk* A graduate •* Hill *»boal at MM tB> Brlttah W«t latloa*. tettraatl*a*l ittptiat—j" •ottetowa, Pa., tad Prlaeataa unl- RED BANK AhOBt 1.M* riMrtt KiMM MM* M fletti CMMMalam wttt varalty whart at raealvad tba da> tlutr *wa lattiattv*. Oa July It u atal to AaMitaaaa. M* gcta iataalar af art* la Jvaa, Pvt. atlttloail ardor Itr MM WH •> Waat kM aapuad f*r Ometr Cta> AND JBSIY mom AHA tk* iHBaU »atal* Ik MkMi M* aalMtt for II Mt arrtvod. Ike balk af tk* ftiort* _ la fcltaaa, wh* an (Mam* af tat Ia aa afleraooa tko araaod foroHi Ahu O.Kirk, Ualted Btate*. wm ha eagafot la laUv* ooadMalo* otoptet aow attoadtafl O. C. •. at Fort large Booth Joney te» latloa aalUag oa Oov. ~ Ml. Ark., aad Uairt. IAYSHORI HARDWAM CO. AUO 4f bet ProM tMM PtoM T-ll« aerverl LAWiS COAL COMPANY, Ins. treason AVON* ahiawiaair. N. i. Pawa lad Btak d-tlW BEAUTIFUL ROW BOAT JACOK HARDWARI CO. J. GOLDBERG fwMA aPaMM 4VMS34 atewl BoMwh MISS LUMUR I SUPPLY CO. aUk •Met Pbeae S.I4T* Bttaatowa Fireworks - - - Friday Nite SSO Gookman Avenue Asbury Park MONMOUTH PLUMIIN« SUPPLY CO. IM WtH Pratt Knot Pk*M (.Mot ltd Bub Restyle Your Furs Now CHANDLER-MAPS CO., Inc. Band Concert - Saturday Nite TO Iwib Iraedwtr Pkmi t-ITOO Laot Iraotk mum, ATJUTJW to, im Sixtli Loop* Bridge End* Delaware River Bottleneck AAmry Park Mas CAU mom DOB Held for Murder alter ••*. ft W. af laid PW- alflM wttfe M m arrival at PRhla hMaMaL «M Dr. Juliua A. Tana, awiatr VfcyiMu, •IPAIIS Mai caMasol •* BBttttlala •f tk« ckMt, aaeb aa4 Aba f>ni« 0« Al lataraar fraater waa held without kail aad aeved to tka aawaty Jail after eaterlag a aiaadatery aat gvittr a. Polica Chief Fred A. Lsssbks sela Prajler admitted tka kalaag and pailee havs tfce wsspsa The stabbing took place la front af U Ave. A, aecerdiag to Chief mbka, aad rraster was pointed out by Maey Milter, IM Uaiea ave., abaut aa kaur later wkea ha returned to laaaira if B«rks were id. Whea Mr. MlUer petoted ATONTOWhl aut frasier to pelka, tka suspect i: \i)io ^ i i i i v isios I ^1 ran up Adaaw at. to tka rear af E kis ham* on •pilagwaad ave, as- «iag ta act. Uaas. Ha halted after agt. Leoaa trad four abate It MM ta AtwrtlM ta Tka ROOFING • CoMWMfcial route*. Tha asw apaa bridge* • atHe af water wtth towers rMag «Jf feat to Eagtactra aM werhawa af 17. a Maafs Aajirlr— BrMga tail* IV ml aad labarai • year sad a half to erect tka mlgkty atraetare «*lag mm toa* af stoat to resJasa tka Maw af i tt IHMTMM* to WarM War II i tha cutoff aato far training kM receive a separate ehaek for auk QaciUoBt MM! AHWCN policy based' an the anniversary F.J. MCEVOY.IK. To Veto* ProblwBM A.—Tat, prorldtd you apply for date of each policy. If you fail to tha OI Bill trainlBf *ometlme be- receive a second cheek in due time, UMNNHIt-tNM c womk mlnutM ofm on tho ftrootwt car/ loiUr CM H«t And ttotojo H throufh dMBgtnt wiollttr. R tempmitttn you flu for Y w* S ^tbtwayyoarwalsi.woodwotkMM) Ooi Hoot Ywrl bo iUMt1ktid(toototfto wia and oxpoaoo tlio oovoo. A»d, tflco t food L omront, |M don o boMor Jib ojtalt* E R Daw 120 \ A iww typ« V-S •ngiiMl llwW RanuirlcobU •xtra pow«f •TOUI #v#ry drop off sosl No promium fuol n«ad«d! Ml Tho cor to ItySaStho cor J. H. MOUNT CO to buys;;for rool savings! Jerwy Central ESTABLISHED BAILLY BBOTHEBS WERNER S GARAGE Cor.MapltAvUWMttSt 01 MONMOUTH OTRIIT, OTATI HIGHWAY ROUTI M, PHONE RE M330 MD MNK, N. J. r. MLFORD, N. J. . ware mmmtm. t«, m% h*r hoaa* ta Trcatoa after a vlait Caner with kar ua*t* aM auat. Mr. *ad Morticuuis t. M. Sehenck Mn. Tb««oor* Mn. Eneley Antoaldee. party hatf toat Tharatay la at. celcbratM kar birthday Mra. Emuwl Morri* ha* return- NHDB9 Ml D0ftHM PLANT aalaktatlaa a< th* birthday af hor taat week with a party at hor koea*. ed homo after a month'* vaevtlon Beet Officers Arthur Sffeaark. Jr. af were Mr. aad Mra. Arthur in th* Catuklll mounUIns. taONARDO-R*lpk , OakhuMt. who to throa yaan aM. i. Theodora Moraoa, Sr. aad TMfrir-r f Tf f ftfNO If LIKt THAT I man* unevta tin wan blow, of tuning conttol—ACCI' tan, R^wh ea( 0*. _ jo't dtin t ctr oWt at «a> M WklleM. u rkit "tiilototd" «>t let m Red Beak. N. i. ' •hjot* aiai m0mrmmr-imbm mm oko-jt CoMsaal TiMh Tiif llsik MM Ht ThtAtnMKt Thot DtdritHoppm1' Iff Baaa "QuaUty" Slaea IMI Oat thli qutckarwouandwr-MM UaM liw caataa«< far crtea, clean llavar. A oenulno togar boor wtth HOrH atapalng taatUt brewed In fh» long, ttaw, cotXy way. Try IAH toMyl laa HMtII •• fall Joseph WWinger Co, S avwwVvB wBaj PAVaTM^^^BaBMajg7 B BBJ SBJ a Body BulUUn PhoM RE aHiaa (or CoMapo* Fraatar Wormatioa OaUaa Hatota aM Daaw Badtoa IW BMPBWBMIfy AVB«| rnMM 36 WHITE STREET, •RIMIIR BUR CO. Mf IMMIAW.,«ib«ryPstv,N.J. ASMMY PARK 1-10023 - - H. J. RB MM RED BANK, N. J. SfcftTY •EAPftUUTU. Willed Lafaflair Cl.edu Compos* fife's Estate rtUOCHOLD-Charlte A. Hew- hias of 1» Wihoff pi.. Red Beak. was aaased ts receivo tbs estate af his wife, who died Julr ». Her ELEORKAL SERVKEl will was «sM far probate last week ia the office of Surrogate Dersua MeFadsia. Mia. Elisabeth Sabriskae ef Uttle J fuu lilver, who died May It, divided r estate into four shares. Shares i to her eon, Albert J. Sabrlskie; daughter, Mrs. Mortoa A. Sey- MOM HD BANK mour, and another SOB, Charles T. Zabriskle. The fourth share will be used to form a trust, iacssse of ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP which will be paid semi-aaaualli- ta m snother daughter Mrs. Harold "Red Bmk'$ Uadimg Ehetrie Shmp Birchenough. Ellen M. Gustavaoa of Uaiosi 18 WHITE §TREET — RED BANK Beach, who died July II, willed her rctate to her husband. Jessis R. FStaats, who resided at the Mstbe- dlst Home for the Agsd ia Ocean Grave and whs died Jan. J» willed her estate ts tbs home. Ada M. Daly af Oeeaa tevsehli, 1 FEEL LIKE FURNITURE SALE who died July It, willed houssheld ••I furnishings and parsonal Jewelry to her daughter, Florence B. Burns. A daughter-in-law, Adds Daly, will receive a cameo pin. The rrmala- A BRIDE AGAIN!" dsr of the estate goes to her bus- band, Michael A. Daly. CMMt * wll* Jennie T. Morton of Wall tswn- • >••• IIP tl pnM M mj mWm BUT MNRBBi SSjwppie ihlp, wHo died July It, willed her sTBrnmslmtA Agassi ••sfttftsm'tsmssl ssaf ABWSBI BBsAjBmlimw'iaV «AMAAaa Aamsaf estate to her husband, Clifford B. SIMasksa **->•'--' Morton. Wallace F. Neafle sf Spring back «• the Mvi«at« «*•*»• ti» keHWws) Mimijri «Vmf ••• Lake Heights, who died July 12, illed r.ls estate to his widow. Oeorge H. Potter of bang Branch, ho died July IT, willed his borne and a parcel of land at Atlantic the first Judging aad as are eligible ave. and Lang Braneh ave. to hie Paiture Judging for a second visit from Judges. daughter, Elsie Peldmann. The re- The fact that Judges are faeed mMsammt smmaal 'iAMsma! aimaf iamaamat aMllammmle, mainder of the estate gees to Mi with a full aeheduls indicates, ac- wife. In Final Phaae cording to the stats university William M. Crook ef Lang NCW BRUNSWICK-The secand erops specialist, that more than Branch, who died July II, willed aad Snal Judging of the 18A1 Newever New Jersey livestock farmers ' fra* It I* far • mMm eJsAn-eW, » M* m » mnk that his estate be used to form a Jersey Green Paature-Forage pro- are. taking fuller advantage of high trust, payments from which will be gram will get under way the latter quality pasture, grass alias;* and made to his wif#, Upon her des*.h, part of thi* month, This is an- hay. When • farmer does a good 110,000 will be paia to a cousin, Ada nounced by John E, dftylor, exten- job of producing these he is better Bennett. The remainder of the trust sion crops specialist at Rutgers uni- able to produce quality milk and will be paid In equal shares to the versity. meat and at the same time cut his liSkehunt Methodist church, the He eaplains that all nrogranu p g that sui.ifi-u til* nist judging will Branch and the Long Braneh Bap- be re-visited by county Judging MUD MBTHDAY PAKTT TIXACO ROOHNC Reduced 10 V 25<7< tist church. teams and scored according to an Annls Porsythe of Long Branch, Official standard. Programs that WEST KCANSBURO-Harold who died July II. willed her ettatt scare N ta 100 will rate "excellent," Hersog, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ta a friend, Mary W. Shaw, with thess that score M to K will be Harold Hersog of lit Ryersoa ave., Nf TlIMn MMI vHMlll CH iMl 7*i2M her sister, Edith Livingston fltsne, termed "very good," while pro- Peterson, celebrated his third birth- FREDERICK 4 SON as contingent beneficiary. Samuel gram* scoring M to M will be day last month, He was guest ef A. Plihsr of Aihury JHrk, who died rated "good." honor at • puiy at the home of PU1NITUM COMPANY Juns 11, willed his estste t« tils Winners will receive framed eer- of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. widow. Joseph Mejstrlk sf Aabury ttteates from the State Green Pas- Edward Hereog ef South Laurel Park, whs dtad July IT, willed his Ure-Ftrage program committee. ave. estate to his children, Mary and Oa Us sponsoring committee are Harold's father is • voters* ef Monmouth Lumber Co. Joseph Mejstrlk. Emma Amanda representatives of farming inter- World War II. His mother is the HOURS • •• • MUOAYS1to 9 Terbury ef Asbury Park, who died former Katharine gtanton ef Mew 19 ONTIAL AVENUE MED BANK, N. JL TiWHONi IIP IANK 4-1MI May 11, directed that debts ewed vmv* York city. her by her brother and slstsr, Ed- Mr. Baylor says a good many of ward P. Gross and Sarah Marsh, he the farms scored more than M on canceled, A nephew, Arthur New. ton, will receive $1,000. The same amount goes to the Tappan ceme- tery, Tappan, N. Y. The remainder -SALE- of the estate will be shared by the Fund for the Blind of the Supreme Shrine of the White Shrine of Jer REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY usalem for the state or New Jer- sey and the Crippled Kiddles Fund SATURDAY, AUGUST 11th of the New Jersey Elks. James A. O'Dsy of Freehold, who TENNENT, NEW JERSEY died July 15, willed that his estate be used to form a trust fund, In- On Tennent Road between Freehold and Eagllshtowt). First farm on come from which will be paid to south side of Tesneat Bead after passing thrsugh historic Teas: his sister, Elliabtth O'Day. Upon Village. Thnw miles north of Freehold. Three miles earth ef Eagtish- her death, the eitate will be shared towa. Take FreehoM-EagMthtewn Boas) to Teas*** Bead. by the Sisters of Chtistian Doc- IS:ee A. M STARTING AT M:« A. M. trine, New York city, and St. Jos- HOUSEHOLD GOODS aad FUBNISHTOOSl Refrigerator (GE), 1950, eph's Home for the Blind at Jer- like new, with freesing unit of 70 Ib. capacity. Electric 8ewlng Machine sey City. Hi* sinter also will bt (Singer), Electric Washing Machine (Easy) with Spin Dryer, Rug entitled ta such of his property as Oriental (Persian-Chinese) and Domestic room and scatter slses, Orien< is agreeable to the trustees. S. tal Runners, Television ARUNQTON VA.-Cpl. and Mr*. Itarry C. Hlakaoa wer* host to a large group of frlendt Tuesday of nT vvW •••••••; W# aj^PJ*^PW»"'^"'«V»^Pa'^ ™ *V panW'r^snnn' nj nfjpnj last WMk whoa they celebrated BETTER HOOSEKEEPUK SHOP their Sr«t wedding tnalvsrsary et their homo, JIOO F»ft Myer dr., 0V SfttUtyt tUI Oafi CHM te Mm here. Enthutlattie about Virginia, Mr*. Hinkaon it tha former Flereae* YOU NEED NO MONEY Murphy Whert You Want H! 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The mighty Fire- fjveejMe saw Chrjaler " ever offered m an American pa—mar earl 18 MONTHS TO PAY AT , .> sraa on mnh|iiaiiw arad*jas, to* tafdit- tkmary aaw ChryiAtr FtoaPowar angina'a moofh accalaration and powar-in*r*tervt aaiil* out- 10 ialht itv liitlffa al M« bin Cut ^k^^J^k^^^K A^a^a ^^aV^^ aafe^amB^^mdldaaB ^a^aaa ^^Bkdmtam^ . . . All tha abov^ plus Waterproof Ignition, BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, Inc. pofTOfin •ny oinor pavoonior car ongino* Chant. Undarcoating, Itactric Windihtetd Wiptn, 3rtwti lraIdH.~0il0t« ShMk IkMikn Safatjr-Klm Wheats, many feature* other can Phono M 6-4310 ... Iwilt, smestii «opa with up to2/3 ten padal ««7 will have "some day" • •. your* on Saratoga now/ 46 Monmouth St. or 428 Broad St., Rod Bank Plenty of Free Parking Spaea In Rear of Store on White St. St., Rtd lank MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS • d-0717 Explains Wage Bridal Shower OlSOM For Anite Pino iOCK WOOL HOI* IfflUUTION Credit* to Veto Jflsa Aan* Plate of US Herbert tt., wha will >>e sasrried Sapt. It te Installed by Olson Company'i Trainei Mechanics "Par aeeial atctjrMr imraaeaa, Frank Lettiart, wat tendered a tait- Mthina Co. aerrtat <• tfea arsaad fatcaa af tha W. W. KENNEDY: L* celltaeaut ehovtr last Thursday W. rraat Bad Bat* «-IMI WHITE'S UaKe* Sttataa dwriag Warld War alght at the home af Mre. Fella IIS aVIUS II canata tha saase aa civilian csa- Treaaa of Naveaink River rd. Clase •lorweat- deelarea J. Herhart M relstivee and friends attend- Reidi, asefltger of the Asfcury r*»rl« Hoeteaees were Miae Andrea Seld oAca of the aaeial Sacurity >«Luca and Miuea Marion and admletttratiaa. Prances Oalatro. Man aad wosaea wha wera re- moved from the civiliaa labar farce Decorations were in the old-fath- for ttrviee with tha armed forces onei tweetheurt tirnd, with red wara aearivad af aa •paattunity learta and lacs dollirs. Favors ta aaaulre waga credtta under tha »er' red.and white lace fans. At- REMODELING old-aaa aad survivors insurance eadiag the perty wei« Mre. Nick at tha Social fseurlty Ktao, lira. Frank Lrttierl, Mra. Jaha f>eLuca, Mrs. Daniel DeLuca, rsaagaltK Uia da- Mrs. Joaa Oilatro, gr., Mr*. FHia y y attending taa act la Itt), Mrs. Tony Binaco, Mrs. atefc • MMW a* ta aravlda • Michael Arnone, Mr*. Viacfnt Ar eredit of li« • month far Bone, Mrs. Robert Cimbrone, Mrs. i wtfn a Moatk «f active service la Joseph Tyluki, Mrs. Peter Gslatro, caWarln d War n between Seat. 11, Mitt Mary Canavo, IIins Florence IM», aa4 July M. 1MT. raato, Milt Marion Tretta, Mr*. "That* waga credits are aute- loha Oaltro, Jr., Mra, William Ge- SALE tjetieV1 my Mr. Raid, "If tka vet- latra, Mrt. Frank Lues, Mrs. Aa- eraa had M dan af active duty, thony Btavala, Mrs. John Lsyton, died ta atrvlce ar waa diaeharg ed Mrs. Mildred Minor, Mrt. Ralph htea*tt •* a eervtea-eoaatettd dis- KUten, Mrs. John Joyce, Mra. Louis ability. They will fee added ta wi|n flctlao, Mrs. Joseph Tramantann. received la «ivillaa esasrieymeat, Mitt l(ary Ann Ltttieri, Mist Jen- uaaa araamtatloa af tka vetaraa'e ette ahieldt, Miss Franceo DeBia, eertiSeate af haaarabla diatharge, Mite Maria DeSio, Mra. John De- either when fee aaallee far retire- Sio, Mia* Rot* Oalatro, Mra. Jamea SPECIAL! neat kaaclta at age 4S »r later; Hall, Mlsa Marion DeLuca, Misa nr hjr lite eurvivwra <• tr» event Grace DeLuea, and Mra, CharlM «f kit deatk." Oalatro. BeaeStt, which Mr a«w fee aay- LET US FINANCE ahle w • rteult at thlt lit* a Dowal Elcete*] Month Military eervlce eredit. will ke paid regardlees af aay camaen- Twinlitht CoMBumder WOOL eatlon or aeailaa that it aayable by tba Veterans admlnlatratteri. HlGHbANDS-Joha Dawd wta THAT NEW AUTOMOBILE "I want ta amphatlM the faet lected casamander of Twlalight that away wtdawa aad children pott af tha Amarleaa Legior at a and deaendeat Barents af defeated meeting last Thursday night at tht tervieeaiaa tad ttrvlcewotnen, post home oa Bay ave. when dele- whole clalmt for aurvlvort beneflte gates to the etate convention at Wildwaod, Thurtdty through Satur. FOR YOU wara previously dlsellawed, may now be eligible aad thauld vet in day, Sept. d-l, alto were named. touch with their netrett aoclel 1 i y III "I I I I I I "I PI I I • I Ijl I I \*\ III'I'I !' :ashion is the Rule at STEINBACH COMPANY III MOAO STtUT '* - * This is the way r*. j we go to school • • ww'*, practical! Cam* in and SM Hie wonderful »rrty ef tegs for kindergarten to college , • • just right for the classroom .,, end after! Lsng-weering and easy>te> care-for styles in e variety of favorite fabrics..« wools, corduroys, cottoni! It't fun to ehooM from Steinbach's excitine^collections .•••!! tegged »t .,, in umen plaid gingham parent-pleasing prices! fronted with while eyelet! Sanforized pinsham dr*ii for the youngest scholar. Red or green predominating in the colorful plaid; the tiny yoke a itiowy Inset of •- , ••>?•« eyelet pique. Sizes 3 to (x. 'lt9H Par right: ...in n pert flared tkirt and jacket piped to match! Sacony.« "grown-up" separates . . . made t« mix or match like bit1 sister?. Skirt romes In red or navy with two patch pockets; cardigan jacket in red or navy with contraatlni piping, rjliei 3 ts «x, Skirt 4.95 *•** 6.93 Register Now Far Our TEEN BOARD * You Have'til August 25th! FASHION MODELING! SPECIAL EVENTS! Or* TEEN MEETINGS! ADVANCE FASHION NEWS. XlfMi ... in * yellow dicker If you are a teenager and you |« U high aehoal anywhere in Mramouth at OeeM and lou'tivfter hat! Above l«ft: County, you era eligible for membership an Iteiabmeh Company's MeVIt Teea Board! You may make your application at cither our Red Bank or Aabury Park store , • • The oiled silk slicker keep! you dry on the rainiest flays! You can walk to school througu ,..ina plaid-lined corduroy jacket, and perhaps be Nleetet t* represent your school at all Tees) Board events! the bigjrest storm without even getting damp! tkirt and turtle-neck ineater! Double-facing in front keeps closing water- wiiiiiMiiiiaiiiai fflllllillBilllilllltilllUHIMIHilll tight , , . and raindrops run right off tilt wide- Tht boxy corduroy jacket ia lined with warm brimmed helmet. Yellow and Red. wool plaid, and buttons with four leather but- tons. The full tkirt hat two cuffed hip pock- 81icker Hat ets. And right in step with fashion is the tur- tle neck sweater . ,. going nack to school with coeds • to 20, everywhere. Skirt, slies T to It. Jacket, T to 14. The dans are gathering TARTAN PLAIDS for campus or career! Ill 10.91 Sweater Corduroy hat 3.91 1.91 Everybody'e hurt ie In the nighlande.., (plaid, that la) •. • *<««N authentic tartaaa are the big thing on eampua or In the eBee tkla fall! Your choice or Black Watch, Kerr or Cununlnge Urtane la any et the all-wool eutBU below, : *. .. . • Ana plaid shirt and . torduroy slacks that wash in a jiffy! Juat the thing for active hoys , ,, sturdy, corduroy slacks that take a lot of rugged wear, and come through laundry after laundry with gusto! The {tripper waistband keeps shirts tucked In ... slacks up. Adjustable waist for snug fit, Brown, blue or cocoa, Slies 12 to 18. 8.98 Simttx plaid flenntl ihirt is sanforized for safe tubbing. Sizes 6 to 20. 2.49 • ..in a water-repellent jacki uith fur collar! Young men will lovo the extraordinary warmth and the handsome good looks of the smart fur-collared jacket! Outside shell is nylon and rayon blend for extra durability; inside lining Is quilted wooi. Wear the hHt full or at a half-belt, Brown. Sizes 8 to 12, 17 25 Tyrot«an cap in brown or navy. 2.98 SIZES 10 to II SPORTSWEAR SECTION Him sklrf •os-pteatad aklrt 10.98 14.98 LAlLYi FROM 9:30 >1W 5;30-A$BURY, PARK STORE, STORE OPEW WEMESffAYS 'TIB 9}, 1R£D BXXK MORE-OPEN, FRIDAY 8'TIL 9, RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXWV, NO. 7. BED BANK. N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1951 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12. Property sues* Ungcrcr Rapt, U.&SmisTwp. Five Injured in Oceanport Cranh Youth Drowns Nichols Sataman Council Adopts light Company DJtftaTet«h For Siding Corp. Rental* Among LOTUS StLVEIt- Far tha third At Highlands MONMOLTH BEACH-Thc Insu- Bond Ordinance traiIgag t m*etiag. caaae Maw- lation and Siding corporation of ard Uagcrer teuadly crtticawd the Defense Punk' New Jersey, 905 Main *t., A*bury Transactions lack ef serviee by Jertoy Csatral After Dive Park, this WPPIC announced the a*-For R. R. Strip Power aad UgM remaiay ia keep- Aidmt-a Rertwer Baiy jociatlon of Jack Nichols of 8 Cook ing etreet lights ia eperatiaa. «t. here, with the company in sell- Auewrre ObJMttsM At Taeaday aight'* atMtlag, Mr. Of Edward feMarr, Jr., ing Johns-Manvilie rooftnjf, aiding Uagerer ashed fer a detailed r»- and insulation. Mr. Nirhol-i' sale* Bv William Oalekf a pert ftem tat* peace *a *treet Matte M\mt t.HdNir §earcli territory will center in Middletown aat m aperatiea. Ha said he will township and extend from here to Againet af aaaa* preasrtMa refuse to author*** peymeet ef fu> TfNTON FALLS—Mr*. Nefli* C. HIGHLANDS — Edward Lm- South Am boy. SEA BRIOHT-Borough eauaafl aad a aamber ef reatal* are avieag tar* light compeer bill* anlaes the Osbera, district clerk, anaeaaccd Marr, Jr., 17, eon ot Mr. aeiet Mrs. Friday night adopted on Oral reaaV th* It rest (state treaaactiaoj re- eempaay deduct* charges fer light* thai week that the federal govern. Edward LaMarr of at S»»drift ave., ing an ordinance authorising tha ported ay the But Wiltshire ag*a> aiiich were out three aighU e>r SMat ha* forwarded the ghrewe- died 9« a result of accidental issuance of 117.000 in gefl*r«l ISJN «y af Red steak aad lea Bright. met* ia a eteata. hary towaibip a check fir W,aM« drowning Sunday afternoon when provement bands for the acqutek A a*w Caps Cod hews* at 1U Csaaciimaa P»a*ld •• taw**, aader a program dioigaed t* n- he failed to come ta th* surface tion of part of th* abandoned Cea* PlMkaey ad., little Silver, aa* haea aaoirseea af the Bailee coasmltt**, licv* th* cast ef educatiag chiidrea after diving into about If feet et tral railroad right of way afteff pareaeeet from Idea Bwiag et said a* aad*rst*ad that but aaeef military ptreeaael la defeat* water from the pier at Canner'a objections to the purchase of cask itudeea ave.. Red Beak, ay Mr. aM Bight crew awrteoe a large area. hotel. tain sections of the strip »*T* Mm. Jeha H. Ckjwald ef Mew Vera- He ((plained that members et the Tba cheek, reareseatistf ejttarterly After a four-hour March, hit made by William Osieky, owner ef city. Th* hauM has a pia* peaeled pake* departatmt have aetlaed atenu af W.eTi.TJ far tba laM- body was recovered] by a grappling the Sea, Bright hotel, 10M Ooaaaj living teem with trepleee, eeramle Jerety Ceatral eaaa aight a attest r•cbaal year which *Med Jaaa hook chain manned by William ave. til* kitebea a<>< bath, feur bed- light is out. Mr. Uagerer iatlsted M, la for maJateaaiaee and oaerat- Beatty and Robert Diebold of the Seeking to obtain « strip wtth rooms, full buimeat, two-ear gar. that ha, ae eaairmaa ef the light lag casts bora* by the schael. Tbe Highlands FIrat Aid aquad. Th* a maximum length of U0 ft. aad ege, ead la aituated MIUM eommittoe, ebeuld be aetlled by BMtiey comes tram a bill authorised youth wa« one of seven boys dlvlnaj •j maximum width of 10 ft. be- fett ia depth. Mr. Oewald I* aase- the pence W a Mgat I* out a third by Ceagrese la»t year. from the pier when, about S:U p. tween the Peninsula house aad cUtsd with SchleMa * Co., Newaight. That way. a* eiplaiaed, he Actually allotUd ta tbe township m, hie absence wa« noted, accord- Beach st, council answered Mr. York elty, aad Is a World War U caa tab* desalt* action to hold district, Mrs. Osborn sals, waa IM,- ing to Chief of Police Howard O'ieky's objections to the borough's veteran. up aaymeat ef tbe bill. Mr. Uwea U«, but the awney came through Monahan, who aaid/ the other acquisition of land not adjacent The home ef Mr. aad Mri. Peter aaid the procedure will be fol-with aa estimation that only TO youths called to a neighboring pier to borough hsll or the public Maffel ea Mearee ave, Utle Silver. lowed. per tent at approved »mounte couM where lomeone notified police. The bathing beach. Although h* said haa beea bought by Mr. aad Mrs. be paid because tbe total fund made first aid squad answered a sum- he was not opposed to council's Mareld Kiag af Reeiaiea pi., available for national distribution mons immediately, and aquadJ from seeking the strip heretofore used ahrcwebury. feature* af this resi- we* toe small ta allow tbe full pay- Sea Bright, Atlantic Highland* and] as a parking lot, which use will dence are a la-foot living ream with meat. Keypon later aped to the scene. be continued should the purchase CM. Promotion h« rnn>umm 1^*ImSml CaaBBi beaU grappling for th* body, vol- he objected to the borough'* ae« TM towaehls) board alia had JakaH•aaMt% HfT *V*MIIfpvVIVf ••• WVffTi w9l quiMtton of th* remainder ot tha reams aad eeremk tile hath a Removes Biel ,a jaak . VaUat unteara also aought the body •rttteor. There are twe atdtttoa* been aeehtag federal aioaey to-kelp f*M WttaMMleft 'RrataU*amVelela AttttHtJ Wtf Sfll •ray af through the use of Scott airpack land in the part of th* strip d*S> etefrajr ta* cast af Its building pro- •^ra I"!'** Lit leMatemMauaV1 B-TSISISBTM 4A aaU* WatfU-m • MOI >TU> HILL HI), CHAPEL HILL MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Enrol! N«-—F#ll Term Sttt. S Niont AT. H. l-OOtt Janitrol itW lAHIIIIIMt J. L HENDRICKSON S Old Wagon Farm ON 1OUTI 35 "ftirli wit kt Witt," Ont «f Mw m*ny tptetf tvtntt M fht attraction* •" *hs alaya/aund. Many cMaVtn thrayfh tha intradvctian al »uch craft* carry en hob* PEACHES Tttttt *t tut tftnnm «f * tott-up unto*. G«««« Kin*} it Wat thratffhatir rha wttlra tthaal ^Ht. Ann Parlay a ItfHa canfwad rifht at th* momant. Loft to ARE MlM Mif§ NlM •tJjOMM* A Mitt ART vlTACtAf < LAff !• fl^m! 0#t VMtfi A|0#f#y L#0* ri«M: Ty lair, Efoaaath Kact, Miu Jaan Sclmabai, attittan* aJayfrawieJ aliractar; Ann Parlay, Linda Krw* Kirta mi Mary Ann DtWtlty. Plentiful «n4 Reasonable Wrwl AwAya \*M T TOM At A Tha CamimMlry "Y" pUyyoiweJi ara atatlnf «Jown famarraw. Thi* yaar, weh play«roundi a daffnMaty baan in vafa* ant) aetiWtio* hav* baan mmaraui and variad, »at* y tJMIIV wnWwt WrT wfw9H9f% flVACfAfi AMI itfyinf tht Maratt af al aft r*Mf*> Thh h tkt Mcand wch artida that hat appaarad m Tha (•MaU*a*lgl HW^a4jaaa*BsY i t^*astkjBaais**f^••••^•Wwi>i ••ITBLJWyM Ca^aBawa^t^pw«.| B*MB**BWttn # Calla^a^tfwffVV^"*j OT^V A**ta*l mprfftnf aVafSa*lals**Bl trVVOTta^aBjJo Mar. Twt waah aft, fiva phyyawndi war At t diractan' itaff meatinf Monday N*. 1 tataattw alayarttwa1. "HaM That Grain Up." Pafar rVamintfci fibs tima a«ir ft aftarnatn uriatt thtufht wat fivan tt apprapriita way* far dating dawn tha playo/eund profram. CAN NOW! thaw hit bay* 4ha rlfM way fa HaM a bat. Saftbal WM a favarita on al tha piaya/aufld* ant! Md Thty all plan ipacial tvant*, tKt anntyncamtntt al which bava font t«t to tha reipactiva pUy- tfca Mamt tf many tf tha aMar bay* and f irk. Ltft tt rlfM: David Oaan, Dick Rtbart, Jimmy fraund cti«ntah). Abt, at thii maatimj, a trial evaluation 9I tha pait tummtr pltyfround profram PHONE f RantM ayraafti rvtt urawifMieii piayajraiMti eiiractor, ant Diak Mar tin* wot fivan. Numarout tuffattiant wart tiprawad *"d wW ba camidarad tariauily for tha preo/am Na« ^•^Htla Java? playtjftvMJt npuftaj tha RtfM Sfrinajt* CrafH wara ant tf nit> bttj Middlctown 5-0294 Malawan here, will be a Matawtn visitor on party at her home on Washington Aug. M when he will occupy the st. last Tuesday afternoon. The Mr. and Urn. Qirrett J. McKeen, pulpit of his former church. Thegueats were Vivian Chocha, Helene Jr., and son Craig have returned pastor, Rev. Chester A. Galloway Goldstein, Jane Carothcra. 8uaan to their horn* on Valley dr. after and family are on vacation. Van Volkenburg, John Gardner, 24 MECHANIC ST. REO#«ANK, N. J. vUitla* Mr. and MM. Edward P. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pike andHarry Carotheri, Olen Hamilton, Kaltenmtch, Jr., of Towwn, Md. son, Glenn have returned after Arnold Ooldstoln, Frank Schau- POWER AND HAND MOWERS Mr. and Mn. Aloaao White, 3d. spending a week's vacation In La-fele, Oeorge Hamilton, Mrs. George SALES AND SERVICE and daughter Sandra have returned valette. Hamilton, Mn. Dorothy Chocha, to their home In Landenburg. Pa-. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pike of Mrs. Ralph OoMstein, Mr*. Harry PARTS AND REPAIRS after vliitlng Mn. Alonco White 31 Weldon rd. are the parents of Carothers, Mrs. Harry Van VoJken- and daughter Oene. a daughter born In the Monmouth burs, Mrs. James Emmona and Mr. and Mr«. A. Edgar Palm Memorial hospital Saturday, Aug. Mrs. Schaufele of Matawan; Mrs. entertained at a bon voyage party 11. Iona Grenger and children Bruce 1 In honor of Thomas M. Anderson Mr. and Mm. Paul A. Egan and and Susan; and Mra. Hnrvey Waf- YOUR 010 MOWfR HAS TRAOMN VALUE of Keyport who will leave Saturday daughter Patricia and Mins Con- fenfeld and daughter Barbara of aboard the S.8. Independence to stance Frlcke, were the guests of Keyport, and Mrs. Norman Soldy- •peitd a month In Europe. Mr. An-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Egan at sik and daughter Diana of River dtraon, a former Matawan resident, their summer home la Beach Arl- Oardene, CHffwood. manager of the Armstrong Cork ington Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drugas and company In Keyport, waa presented Miss Jane Anderson has returned Mrs. Phoba A. Ziegler spent Sun- • M0M»T SIIVICI • with a gift. Cards were played and to her home In Keyport after be- day In Valley Forge, Pa. prises were awarded to Mr. Palm, ing a guest of Mias Jane Pengei. 'Mr. and Mra. Richard Erdmann. Mrs. Olag Hoy of East Orange, Mr. and Mra. John Lambert and Jr., have returned to their home THICK I WINDOW LETTERING snd William C. Ludi. The other son Jack are on a trip to Canada. on Sutphln ave. after spending a guest* were Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mlsa Suianne Donnell Is enjoy- few day* in Virginia. Chamberlain, Mr. and Mra. Fred- ing a vacation from her position Samuel Bell, son of Mr. and Mra. PAPER SIGNS ft SHOW CARDS erick Mauer, and Mrs. Ludi of with the Farmers ant Merchants Martin Bell, celebrated his second Matswan ; Mr. Hoy of East Orange National bank. birthday at a party at his home on and Mn. Anderson of Keyport. Richard McKeen. Jr., hat return- Little at. Thursday evening. The REI BANK SIGN SERVICE Mn. Otto Ostenfeld of Amboy ed to hi* home in East Orange guests were Mra. Oussle Bell, Mr. rd. has left for San Francisco after visiting Ms grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Argentina. Mrs. 18 -20 WHARF AVE. RED RANK 6*5380 whore she wi)t visit her daughter, and Mrs. Oarrett J. McKeen, 8r.,Ben Rocco and daughter Celeatc. of Broad st. Miss Esther Pinkus, Miss Pearl Lt. Marlon Oetenfeld. Keller and Calvin Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fredda and The Matawan fire department •ona, Victor, Jr., and Chart** areanswered a call to the home of Mra. William A. Wasmuth enter- spending a vacation at Lake Placid, Mrs. Robert Royster on Center at. tained the Tuesday Evening Bridge N. T., where they will visit the at 7:50 o'clock Wednesday morn- club at her home on Amboy rd. FRANK B. LA WES children's village, "North Pole." Ing. The Are caused alight damage. Misa Constance Frlcke of the Peter Lawrence, son of Mr. and Member* of the Matawan Junior Bronx Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Roy Lawrence, celebrated his Woman's club attended a recent Paul A. Egan at their home on IS Newup Spring* Rowl fifth birthday at a party at hisperformance of "Diamond Lll" inBroad st. home on Broad at. on Saturday af- the McCtrter theater In Prineeton. Mrs. Mary Brennan has returned ternoon. The guests were Betsy The group was accompanied by to her home in New York city Staple, Claire Armellion, Mary Lee Misa Oeraldlne V. Brown, honorary after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coal - Fud Oil Boeawetter, George Klmball, Rich- member, and. Miu Edith Davlson, Egan at their home-on.LlU.lcaL_ ard Ingram, Robert Armellion, club adviser. Those attending were Robert Barrett, Leonard Brown, Mr*. Everett Carlson, Mrs. Charles 4 Be$t QutiUy • Prompt DtUtmry "Boots" Boeswetter and Robert C. Schoek, Jr., Mra. Jao Cushman, Relford Brawn of Matawan, and Madeline Mrs. John Sutllff. Mra. James Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Steevea of Tel. Red Rank 6-2875 Hunter of New Brunswick. Trlggs, Mrs. Randolph Harris, Mrs. Harold Quackenbush, Miss Pauline Medford, Mua., are visiting their Mr. and Mrs. Donald 8. Weir and Egan, Miss Doris Henrlkten, Miss son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and children Donald, Jr., and Susan Mr*. Herbert Brown of Park ave. r/fattar, than tht* new Do- Marian Weber, Mlsa Josephine Ora- Pvt. John Lentt, Jr., and his left on Frjday to spend a vacation nata. Mist Jacqueline Haley, Miss lux« Easyjpindriar. Doct a waak'i wash at the Finger Lakes in New York. Elaine Cherry, Mias Marjorie M. eouain, Pvt. Chester Hendrlcks, Jr., LOOM BROTHERS Mrs. Lttltia Cooper of Valley dr. Rrnnkhurst and Miss Patricia Me- of Port Monmouth, have completed irrleot than anKour/saa tftii tpaady Mub is entertaining her daughter andCabe. a radio communication course at grandsons, Mrs. Fred Smith and Ft. Dlx. Pvt. Lentt spent a nix-dny ^Sild -TRUCKING- Robert and Ricky of Parkchester, Miss Barbara Lou Ennls has re- furlough with hit parents and his turned to her home In Sayreville wife last week and left Sunday for iittubt^Oouble- FILL N. r. after visiting hsr grandparents, the Far East. Pvt. Hendrlcks left EJJJQCIH& Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mcgee on yesterday for Europe. irtntaa clotnei in tpinaim basket with only ROAD . and daughters. Susan and Patricia Park ave. Mn. Albert Colson and daugh- 3 gallons warm watar! Famout SpinUter of Ravine dr. are spending their Mn. Aloyiiius A. Pennettl enter- ters Helen and Gloria and son Nor- GRAVEL ^JW\9^ DIRT vacation In Lavatette. tained the Friday evening Pinochle man spent the week-end with Pvt, wMhatall'elothasIin.alt'part* of tub."A TOPSO1L Arlene Ludnam of Woodbrldge club at her home on Sutphln ave. and Mrs. George Willis of Peters- ttrrificlvalue,'order yours $*lf|A.9S has returned to her hbme after Prices were awarded to Mrs. Phobe burg, Va. 1 PHOMI ATLANTIC MOHUNDS 1-2.lt visiting Miss Virginia Dietrich on Aa Zlegler, Mrs. Michael J. Eovlno Mr. and Mra. William Hyera and today! iVff Main at. , and Mrs. Henry Drugai. daughter Joyce spent the week- Mrs. Ralph Bedte and children Mr. and Mrs. Robert La Mura end with Mrs. C. Manley of Cape Darlene and Ralph, Jr., of Main and eon Mark have moved from May. at. and Mrs. Oarrett Roberta and Morganvllle to their new home on Mrt. Olel Brandt of Marietta, Liberal Tradcln Allowance for Your Old Wanker son Garry of Keyport are spending Ravine dr. Pa., and daughter Karen Sue are a vacation In the Pocono moun> Mr. and Mn. Emerson Llsk have visiting Mr. and Mrt, George Can Be Vied Toward Down Payment on a Sew £«•?/ tain*. returned to their home on Main Houghey of Morris ave. Tub* Mrs. Lawrence Aitken of Little st. after attending the Eastern st, will salt Saturday aboard the Zone Shoot held In Unlontown, Pa. Sinki S.8. Mauretania for Scotland where Misa Eleanor Welsh has return- " New Monmoulti she will visit relatives. ed to Bayonne after visiting her Councilman and Mrs. John C. Mrs. Dennis M. Lingo of Atlan- • Watar Oatat* aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank tlo Highlanda waa guest of honor at Bggleston and son, Bruce, of Main Oray. st. are visiting her mother, Mrs. a pink and blue shower last week • Lavatarlai Mrs. Oarrett J. McKeen was at the home of Mrs. Francis Rauch. H. Schieffelln Bayers in City Is- hostess to her bridge club Wednes- land, N. T, Before returning to Mist Norma F. Buchhop of Atlan- day afternoon. Prizes were award- tic Highlands was hostess. The their home they will vacation lit ed to Mrs. Howard Erdmann, Mrs. New England. glfta were arranged in a bassinet. Conrad Johannsen, Mrs. Elmore Others present were Mrs. Rose Mrs. Edgar N. Pike of Church Kattner and Mrs. Charles E. Hunt. FINANCING ARRANGED st. has returned from a visit with Rauch, Mrs. William H. Smith and The other guests were Mrs. Wil- Mra. H. Edwin Oarrett, Port Mon- her sister, Mrs. Paul Albert! In liam n. Craig, Mrs. J. Raymond WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Oneonta, N. Y. mouth; Mrs, Hatel Woodward, 76 MONMOUTH STINT Katchel, Mra. Joseph Balftr, Mrs. Mrs, Edward Dennis, Mrs'. Joseph 701 MAIN ST., ASBVRV FASK 7*7 ARNOLD AVE., MINT PLEASANT Mr. and Mrs. Molvln drecn of Frank H. .'lisa, Mrs. Fredetlck De- Old Bridge have moved Into their Havens, Mrs. Armand Havens, Bel- 41 EAST MAIN ST., FR£KHOL» M WASHINGTON ST., TOMB BIVER dcrlck, Mra. Marguerite R. Laird ford; Mra. Hubert Lingo, Rumson; new dwelling In tlie Lake Lefferta and Mra. MIU'n F. Stevenson. !M SECOND ST.. LAKEWOOD COR FRONT * MAIN 1T&, KEYTOBT RAY O'NEILL SUPPLY CO. Entates. Mra. Etta Lockhart, Mra. Henry 11 MEMORIAL P'K'V, LONG BRANCH Tho Rev. Robert B. Berger of Miss Bonnie fk/'nufele, daughter C. VanNote, Mra. Walter Soden and rine St. Phone Rtd Dank 64397 Oreenvllle, III., a former pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Fra,;klln Schaufele Mrs. Lee Barrett of Atlantic High- of the ririt Presbyterian ehureh celebrated her fifth L rthdey M alands, ma* rA** nsmrrew, ii, T«ge*fo* Arlington Burial Ami a SajNara At TftliRrts MIDDLETOWN VILLAOB —| mt OarMsl* W«tock, For Rector After At th* recent aaoathly meeting af Americaa aad BagU** fa* af Mr. ead Mr. MIKoa, War- tha Middletown Twp. Auailiary Po- ag wiH ba taaght at th* ea lock c« Keyport, went Saturday lice associated held ia Leeaarda ess** to ba hold Saturday a« item Bmmanuel BaptM church, Impressive Rites school, committees were apaaiated at Lasdt Hall, Kiaga Miff Atlantic Highland*, to «hc chll- ts organise a clambake tentatively These community folk daaat dren'e Bible camp, Mount I»u San, acheduled for Sept. tl, aad a square held every twa weeks aad as* tail at Ltogleetown, Pa., for a two dance planned far aamt time la by Ruth as* Many - -- - • weeks' «tay. or Re*. H. F. Rott, 14, November. Middlotewn. Thta riinp it conducted by the Members of the clambake atav Thia Saturday evonlag'e asaaaajij I Marrlaburg Bible forum and tht Atteoal mitte* are Heary Harley aad ices* will faature th* Eva Thras Slap. I • IAT. AUG. Ii.17.li •. director i» R*v. J. Howard Burt- Jordan ef Chapel Hill, George Beaton Two Step aad Cuaaharawtl acr, who conducted a week of Mr- Wheeler of Navaaiak and Robert Squara from England ia add* vleeo lest Msy s« Emmanuel Bap- PuMral rites far Bar M Pak- Hawkins of Eaat Keaasburg. The Utt church. fleld Butt, M, former roetar of tt. te tha westers Jess* Polka, M Oeorgo't Episcopal church, Rasa. clam bake committee comprises Winks. California Behatttocha, < •s-LW. •on, wera held last Thursday morn- Louis Deuttek of Port Maamouth, laa'e Oavotte, from A marl ing In Christ Episcopal church, Clifford Painter of East Keaasburg, folk lore. Also *a tbe pragrata wi«| Baltimore, Md.. which ha had been Robert Young of Port Moataautb be circle, square and couple r gnone serving aeveral year*. and James Shenk of River Ptasa. from the Senndaaavain aw The body of tha 44-yoer-atd rec- The association ie the social or- I Italy. tor, who died Sunday, Aug. a, lay ganlxatioa of the Mlddletown v«l- ! ia state far two daya, duriag which unteere for civilian defense. Their a eoastant vigil waa kept by tha training program i* uader the di- men af tha parish, aMsmatlng a* rectiaa ef Raymond Walling af T. Wet) in New Y«tfc |an honor guard. Piatal tributes Port Monmouth. member of MM- j were seat by friends fret* all parts dletawa police force. (Special to The Regiater) BOTH W» Bow rlFOBnjBt lot tha country. NEW YORK - A licenat to tjai PREVIEW SATURDAY + 1 wat iasutd at the marriage buraaw P Sana aapits The ritet begaa at t:*» •• m. FAIR HAVEN — Mr. and Mr*. HAND BOMEI Charles Qrogau af Third at. have here this week ta twa lea Bttawt AKI CAM 0> MY UTTU «H with a Communloa aarviea at which KETPORT — John J. O'Ntil af rtsident«, Miss Lucille Allaaa, IT. a claasmste aad reseat neighbor, aaaauaced the engagtment af their af « Peninsula *va., and Edward Rev. Maurice Aahbury af St. Mary** daughter, Mist Margaret Orogaa, Newark euffered tha fracture af Episcopal ahurah, Baklmara. a*. to Charles Orach, sea of Mr. a two bonee In hit left hand early A. Baleer, IT, af I Eaat Church at i elated. A Cammuaiaa breakfast far Mrs. Adolph Duck af Washington thi* morning an rt. M Mar tic Mia* Aliana waa harn ta K«w •. MJIf. o HON. the communicant* waa pravldad «t.. Red Bank. ceraert hare when hit aar •lipped Terh, daughter af Jaaeph a*d AUG. 1*1041 • i and served by tha wimin af the Mist Orogan Is a graduate af off a bumper Jack at he waa chaag. Thereaa Eula Aliaao. Her •«•«• ta , church. Red Bank high school, she ia cat'lag a tire. tht to* af John and Berth* W. ! The servlea begaa at »•:»» ployed at the Ivy aursing home, Taken to the a«ea af Or. Praacit Baleer. Ha la • natlv* af Jonjey JOHN. o'clock with a procession Including Middletown township. Mr. Desch is W. Molman, Mr. O'Neil later wat City. Bishop Powell af Mtrylaa* aad also a graduate of Red Bank high transferred to Hatard hospital by The couple will ba marriai •mw*. | two other blthope and ten clergy- school. He attended Pennsylvania the flrtt aid sauad. ly ia New York, they gald. men fram surrounding parishes; atate college. A veteran of three the full choir and the vestry. Mem- years service In the Navy, he is ben af tha vestry aettd ae honor- employed by the Videa Products ary bearers and tha yaungtr man eorp., Red Bank. eoMrmir«M.v AIS-COOLED representing tha rector1* farmer See •«<* eeea ssilr It •. m. parlehea were active bearers. They Mesa rt«M»tm MU-MM included Leo K. MeKoe, Rebert Mc- Of •Grade Potato** Kee and Clarence Qala af Red •MIBM1 BdMBifaf , AVtt. m. Bva* ItMt Mate. W#d., »a». ttM Bank, and Prod C. Wsgel af Fair Uaable M Dairy Feed Two an) a halt geflD/fMshaaBkaMBl : fnt^ggtawMgBJBjnaWWfwBWi jB¥«""»T^Bt>ttMtftgaJgaftglW Haven. At the regular tervieae In FREEHOLD-With no govern- Oppoiit* Railroad Station 1 Heuni • A. M. te 8i30 P.M. . Friday Evon!n«t te I. i 9fJ>9 R&VK MKHWUML W. ffPl White Marlia fetch MoMoath WAG Tom Farrell Hnrlt No Hit-No Ran SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Tilt in American Junior Legion Loop K«(M Oa TU Gnttf OuiaW. Win in Toorney VAlHrUET Vtfot Army teas** war* » i i hartal Batoatwra Jaastr Lsv I*, laaa, N. X frast toaraaBttat compctitleaTue*- >'s basoban ains back late tk* Shore TCUM Eye dar whila th* wiaaar* a4*aae*s a hattla ter a ant *>rWaa berth by HAIOWAU . TOOU HEADtXG rOB. Nov. V> to Dec. I; DM. M t* DM. »• bracket la th* «**JM* ' MC0HOLE Ataaaus Higbiaad* Tw»s- •OtNTTUM The be*t newt Raccoon, Oct. U to Jan. 1B> Playoff Berths Deer (firearms), Dec. 10 toDae . at r*rt day atght aa th* lorraia* BOlasr JUVtNNJ RIMiTUU of the week is Mesaerial Bel*. that school tuna, IS; (bow and arrow), Dec. I te D«e. th* WAC piayetTa. r*rt 8. h'* MgaaVstte* ed*« rarrelL with hat fast baU *to*aa- tag no the ant pate* spat ta th* the mighty lag. *r*d the EatoBtowaar* t* a Jersey Bher* drcast, tha battle Is gamesters which Wcodchuck. April 1 U Sept. 30, ta* »*ail B*sls wtth a es y Beaver trapping permit* (lot), IM wia over N*w Terk fAtst *f IM triaaaph whll* la th* press** aow oa for tao quicken the asaa aad walhiag *aly pulse of all salt Feb. 1 to Feb. 28. •mbarkatlea. Fort Ma. last ft* ptoyoff berth* for ta* WAC ebsmplea*. wa* drippeifr—» hattora. MMacUd by water #port«- ipleUd at tha start men, ar* at lajt farther play la bowiaa; t* Marphy Tbo Pheasants* males daily, U par Amy boapttal by .71114) acore. with a sia-raa opurt la Its *»••> hoadinp for theseason; rabbits, 4 dally; Jackrabbit, tag Hcba. Haak Newton, BiU dae-Suaalay by edgiag the Mudhole. 1; grey squirrels, •; frouM I; auail, With all *ve BMB'S gams, lavolv. ciatoto aad Do* KUey walhat to During trie 7; beaver, 1; raccoon, no daily liav- « teom* that were oao-thao MSSN, rort Hoeum loam* a* a eea- base path*. "Bugay" past week sli- it, but at during aeaaen; steer, 1 arUarba, pUklag aa •s**U*at *p*t iU third piaaa apat by ... „ able catches of buck during toador for tha crowa by wlaaiag a for a double, cleared the baas* te WMUevl'l* A. A, 4V4, at tao Uaff TaaVllet ash weighing Pair of game*. Spottlag Marphy put th* SateaUwaers out froat, t-d. Braaek dlaautaC totweea 10 and IS pounds have HMpKal sit run* ia th* spealag Illegal to use in hunting fowl or J*ha Loarl* kept th* rally hM Adelphl* A. A, « tsrea laid on the dorks at griclle fraai* |a their ant g*aM, th* M*w •• ta tb* thick of and large schools are reported to animal* of any kind, any firearm Twh am* rallied behukd Oarry with a walk, putting mea o« tb* holding mure than tkree cartridges laitlal aad ksysU** bag*. Farnl tb* ftaal playoff aodtlaa, wa* gi«M he between three and a half to Maroatt*'. pitchiag t* wla eat, t> a JaKlag wboa tVaoaar*. fiati slab fcur hours off Manssquaa inlet. at one time, or that may be Bred tl. la toa hwlaaa. OMBmg hash ta •track *at, hat JHa Kaaraoy *tam- more than thrice without reloading. med a dagl* *» ••" ecater. Oeorg* r*ft*t*r*d a «vt triaatak m aa **• They are later than usual thi* a alght ceateat, tort llacasa agala tra-laalac ball gaa**. Jfsaaead F*rt Tattaa, U* pTrat- Oiir* fr** ti*fc*t to Bret toasted th* fear but there is still plenty of time *a*h* agala. Jt*wt*a, on hi* seconi ~ _ " wttk *aly two aw* far them to swarm into the Mud- Deer, T a. sa. to « p. m.; other •weemaa Oav* wtihlas hM a BOBM tlaa* ariaaf, crack*, out hi* tr«t saeenaUre wilalag aa tfc* slat*, k*l* where they should be followed game, opening day t a, m. t* half raa la each game, with Aady Re. alt ta cbaa* a**r twa talll**. displays • rotard *f H i lM by tbeir older brothers, the giant hour after s uaset; other thaa apen- *ao* aad Bm WagMutala each g*t- * loao deh Miie-On*. W* look for action rem- ing day, half hour befor* •itnrl** AMhottia*'* *r*w wtad* ap laisctat of the old days during the to halt hour after sunset. hlt-atuch^t MarVhT"*' ~ rsgular at»«*a's •oath Of September. Trapping Earlier ia the day Camp Edward* aftsrnooa with a eliminated New Terk Pert ef Em- iity, e agslaot L*ag No cage trap, metal bos trap, er OVk 2 A New WiawJitUrlla Champ barkatlon, IM, wMh th* wiaaon Mk, •eld. In tUlu fljshing hueinnef the ^iory diving trap shall be JKnliiUi'd OB scoring- tea «ua* la the aurth laalaa; U SAYS, .•my of the state public hunting and „ 2 Freahole) wa* f*r**d ta ********* Which goes with • record fuih some- to pull It out, However, Edward* tarnaV,"l» 2 • 6-S deficit to nip th* Mahawfcs, "Talk tjajM* taay to times last* only * eliort while. So tilling grounds, and ao trap of w*s later dropped from tb* teurna- who garnered all *f tbslr rua* la It Is with Capt. Ad Howlnnd of any kind shall be set anywhere on «B*Bt a* Camp Kilmer *dg*d tb* lowllnj, |f _ 1 IJI-1. J.ll Ml, Ik «. 1 two chapters. Fr«*botd's rasp nanwi m Rumson who lact week enjoyfd the any of the state public hunting and Maj*aehu**tta atuad, T-«, with Jas ...... 0 run earn* la tb* •Ifktk honor of boating the largest spear tuning grounds unlcee It hears a bmiy burling the victory. whea Vatoraa Dav* Csailsa ala> abk of the season, a 78-pounder, out metal tag containing the name and Fort Tottea mrvived It* Br*t Ti Ii fled, raaed t* third *a lww*y Fa* rfQ vwB f faai PMiajl eaantl af Brlelle, only to have It topped address ef the owner of the trap. J. HOWIBA. tf lUnaM tftxitji bttitk Mt arht •am* af tk* day by •*,aoablag aast ATLANTIC BMtTLAXDS cMB'a blagi* aad deated th* plat* by a fish weighing 104 pounds No trap of any kind (hall be per _-LtA- _»»-Jlai mallamVlalal VI J- MaWtsmV matt MsmammlaVi *- F»rt Devens, 14, with Tom Oc- AB B •a » wild pttch by Bt*v* Jaraolaky. Which was caught by Finn Mangui mitted to remain set on any prop- WniYV IfWrllll wWf^HvTl^ rw MWIVI| w^r^sq Wm f^WajHffw MNIVav ehlplati's homer with twa ea a QtneraMi, as i I wny afotii^ loti of *)f Esses Fell*. The fish was erty at the close of the trapping tMllRf faster. Papa. If, f *...... - ™ 1 Ii Leonarda tallied Iwa run* la UM 0 ttath tram* far a surprl** triamph k*»k4d in the Mint? at*a a* How- *i'*aun. This ollminat*. Devsa* from tha tavola, B land*,' about 20 miles east ot Bel- Mll*a*. s* .. 0 over Adelphla. Carbart startad tb* laifed Mate* Atlantic Tom* Tea** •srles and Tottsn became th* tfth :<•••, it 0 vktorleua rally wHb a Ungt* aad H«aa ia th* evening with it* Ma* •ftw. el 0 Oeorge Pclos* worked Bis way t* TBO. writer hat never had the Like a gloat aaaw hall rettai t* Stoeum. Itrrte-aa, Ik . 0 flrst. Walllag, wa* h*4 struck out if a«si BILL good fortune to have a erode at blH, gathering speed aa41 Aschettino's Red Bank Giants fin aloaaMuth'* WAC* hit aad ma » la thro* prcvlou* kl»M ts tb* plat, the** •rise gamesters of the *ea*. •a*****, aattl M bunt*, the sth Aa- against New York Port as D*rl* ter, thea caat* UrOugh — " Hawerer, the wheel of fortune hai Mtal Chatrat wW "barat" wtda a] Fedrlck went th* rout* with aa *. TftsWi Tii "• wlnnlag blaw. turned our way and tomorrow we aa feat. A-S-t Into saw af the great- • asp ain*-hltt*r. Flrst-b*M*Ma EtMte** 101 l»—II an kaading for the Jean Dare, Fifth Jersey Shore League Crown June Muck baut«4 out tws aauMa* (8 Biltri ia uaswn*. Miu «it »»r. MUklf BOAT TMV Caft. Bail Dale, out or Ui iuiit, a» •all J la I; Itavola t la I. Strudi aut tCRVtCC STATNM •lagest m the AUaatie« aad a triple while Monte Phtlpa ftl • Bi P I B Th* Blessed Virgin sodasHy •( •waft of Aacr* Pillot of Rumso*- The avcat • ta bo teM at Th* IM Bank OUnt*. th* Jarsoy a hotaor la ih* sVctMlottas* M. Antaoay* Catkolt* aaatsh at a IS trVMrS*, a* wok far a MW champ acst wtak thore laigu* ala* that atabas It a msetlag rtcaatly la tk* abureh «r*h«o*. griandi waH b» tan habit af winning th* oircunVs PALLeai Th* MB Una war* laaawg hy kail, ataa* pma* far a aaat trip Car.MWO. UaUe," whew> latt crowa, did It agala this SSBJBB, Are* raaa geiag late tk* mat la> A shslmali called the purpara pro- up tb* Hads*a rlwr BaUrday, ' ellnohlng tha tltl* luaaajr aft*r* aing wh*B Marphy ralllai far war'•cod a rich, purple dy«, and as a K. Tha group win att*ad nooa by trouncing Belmar V. T. WH Tied for First raaji. Three walk* aad aa later. •SBMouenc* wa* Bsh*d almott t* •unday, Aug. M, at aX. Patrick'* Muemm atill top th* ll*t of at- IM, on Urmia* gtaldsr atotsorial f*r*ac* #lay. plu* Thmaa *Hw*ir. •ttlaetlaa by th* 'ancient people of eathMral, New York eHy. Ta* ar- A i B C uraeU*a* la tk* gaane flsb fleld. At ••Id. roftouriai twa wtat ta ta*•lagl* tied it up aad witk raaasra Tyr*. Th* «a>p*r*r thea decreed gsBlaatloa ha* *Urt*d s drhr* for •hi* wrttmg tb* main body of fish week, Baa (Navtr's WIMcata new aMmbers. Th* swaaHtf wilt «m a* add t* It ws* th* fifth crow* raokod up oa seeoBd and third, aad two ottte, that a** of tk* 4y* wa* restricted has moved aorth ef the Shrewsbury by Maaager Hwmaa AactttUIno'* *AUIl th* wiaalcg «ua *MM Mrat* aa a ta hi* family, thus giving birth ta h*ld a aiaatr aMwtlaff >*Bt • •» Koch* aad • ceatered In th* area aa* af the awat aktaieaaaw apats lock a* th* stasaa 4raw* to a doss. th* Crystsl Br**h toa, Batoatowa, aa the eaHre AaGatte Caatt aad dltmoad crsw after wlaaiag top tha *tpr*asisa "hers, to tk* purple." jUMy Hook and aVotland honor* In »M, IMS, IBM and ltti Tha Wlldeat* kasttai (h* elrcalt Ught Ship where troller* ar* coa- with th* Olaata, sou sluht havlag win he "ftahsMgrUA" where the The ehtmplon* Marted oat foraMiwaortt •ottmg la a big way. th* tltl* with h«avy batt la tha Chummmg at tb* "nook*" i( in Last wash ths Wlldeatj hlaak*. Today's Entries fall owing and a large fleet of boat* weighed m atalra- flnrt'lnnlng by scoring throe rua* h* Sue*, Mi Monday alght, OHov. eaa be seen "grinding" night and c«r*VsL (M Bah naught will he which put tha (Hants on th* tltl* •r* ala* edged th* Yankees, 1-1. day. Most ef tha boats are located sold and thr prwwewa win be mnd express. After a Ksrol*** Dick Moraa, work hors* of tb* hoar th* "black can buoy" and the «. to charity.) oacoad chapter, th* Oiint* atonal Wilaoatsf harUag atef , mat th*At Freehold **•* buoy.'- Although most of th* wks bo over a pair In th* fourth, two ta.Utaac* la bath gaaMa to past hla Bah an ale* alae, some weighing up he **v*nth aad then Maata. a third aad fourth triamph* la th* to • and T pounds, they are not eo- la leaft*ftft^al amah imata S«*B*»*I tuartat of aurkers over tha dl*h ta P. A. U otaapalfa, lieklas twt- oporatlng a* they should aad seem tao very tap af Laag I th* eighth chaptar. h«rM Moraa la tha Taak**-WUtV to ho choosey. t«*•**tMb*WBBStW W M hamWtam* t*l vfrtt tU* Krai* BMeeker led tb* oat osBtsst, Umttlag the Cats U a Wo were amoag thorn last Satur- 4wriag the Mb with a three for three day whtt* was htt who* th* Taak* connected day a* guest of Capt Jerry Meyer aawi^BJ ••• ea* i ••saiiB II si •! jfil >• W Charlie Naughton, Ray for a pair of Ma|tos etr Moraa* boat I know af a* bettw det« Al Orlggt. Ralph Mattiieca, . ehuck*. at Bo* Bright hut wire unable to a a rail* them. However, we noticed ncftMtaMi IBBBMI turf) pvG jM* v —, Omotrsse and Jack Maloney jlai flrlnff aaajast th* Mtm Maraa that other boat* which were grind- "n*h*ngrt-I«." Ask for Oeae do- contributed two hit* each. hald the** to a MM* hK which was Bag fresh bunker* were doing fairly ate aad aty that "Stow* seat yaw. Al item and Charll* Stout dM acquired by Maaja, Laadlag by a Well. Maybe that Is the answer. l-o count la tb* tklrd, th* Cat* la- -sowwbaB," I*re » atolateat th* mound chore* for th* Olants. Thare I* a tremendous movement HtX> BANK •ured th* Ttetsry ta tb* Bfth with af bait which is loaated in the area port from th* Taaraaawat Dire* a four-ma outburtt tor C. W. Stroag- Twealy-ala* ABB • Of th* Ammunition pier at Leon- TW oTANMNM 61 MOrtKHJTH ST. ard*. They appear to be aea spear- team* wW Mi la the Sth V. U. At Naurhton, taatte Tuaa TaMraameat from StoKker, lOlfti __.—... ._ rag er Nova Scotia herring and It Sankorn, lrnw Oallan B. «. BID BANKPhMMO-101! 1* tha largest body of bait fish we taak, U I, September M-T. *i CriicirK. ct WHdcats • ,. ,.„ 1. Uurl. «. U Me have *v*r *e*n, Ing to the eatrte* approved by th*MaiiitoM. If Suca •..•_—..„..,. AheUKtees ToHraameat Mcctlag Aagaat ash. Rcnoireot. rf .— Yanktt* ...... „..-„„._..___.... Gatrt, Bill Frank ef Shrewsbury, Th* dub* wtU use Si cruiser*. Mai OMIT, TONMHTi OAMB roturalng from a bluelWh trolling Stern, p But* n. QUMs. trip la the tootiand Light Ship area •tout. > to hi* berth at Leonardo Tacht ha- •ah oa the teams." ala, reports that h* *aw Mg striper* Offlrera1 Otaarr ratty ahuhlng through the bait. Flsh till A* a sami*. of what Monmouth rtuane, ! O. Btere. sf _. • weighing 40 pound* or more but he County club* put out In order to Kane. SI) Kotarhok, Ib • was unable to get them to strike. make the tournament a *uece*a tb* Miu-moni: w Patton, Ib . TIRES If thi* bait remains In the bay, and P. Newmut, rf, |> M»lont», Belmar Fishing club will bold a Boneorp, rf —.«..- gruant, at ^ there I* every reason why it should, hang up dinner for th* "benefit" af J. SMIMI, If ...... „.„..„, Kiauky. *f . aad If the blueflsh locnte It, there the. Tuna Tournament Team. Armstronir, e ...«. F»Wo, rf 6 Months Guarantee ! should be plenty of action. Walton, Ib - Sieklw, * wiU be *u*«d *a August 1* at AsckitUse, Ib : p. m, at the Marine Vtata ef the SltTM, p « It NEW FACTORY REMAPS Big Han of gnappera la stiver club. It win be limited te 1» **• Fourk. Ik WltDCATB Pete Pauels of nuielc' Boat*! ervatUMM at $lo.M per perton. AB R ' Humaon. report* good fishing in th* BctlDaM* —.-.-._.•„,...... F. KaU*. ' •hrewibury River with some snap* The club will be rrpmente. hy smmatl amammtliamBBi Ammf flve team*: No. 1 boat—Joe-Dee, Red Bank '- 101 20* *«»—11 LeRuer, : per* welching up to % ot a pound. HoRsMB, I . Trier* ar* also *om* porgie* and Caa*. Sylvester DtStaatat We. • Curtis, Is •The Jeater, Oapt Chart** rjaV , Bey (L Apoitfate) PAY NO EXQSE TAX Orunts, a small tropical fish, I* rich; No. I beat-Bill Elyn. Capt Horse Show Held reported to hav* made It* appear- WlUlam Oaadeeker; No. « boat— T galreRHura (O. Duffer*) ance in th* bay and river*. It IsQaeca Flak, Chat. Rari Holbraek, I Helltadta (C. Hsmert -., claimed that ft grunt* like a croak- aad No. S boat-AUalr Q, C At Race Track _ Ban *n« NINTH lftf flhisslli or and ha* vertical markings. We Hatph Allalr. MONMOUTH PARK - Tha 1M1 It rs».j l and 1/1« HIIH. hav* not seen it but have our Monmouth County Horse Show fea- F.P. ""* doubt* about it* Identification as Not a Doormat | A- _ J^-A A .-A TK# past w«tk-M»d WM • bitty •*• far IM lank whan 10,000 p ^| 9 WI TW 9 TOTT tTtwTT T lOOWt THO ITOftOf A OaiANIIiTTOO M OO> In photo No. 2, tho water spectator (loot is shown In craft rtttf. or* Ay* ROWIOJIAJ t Too AM H ojown TOINIA^ OH ooffy woo* an tha aAelal harft, Uft to ri«M «r« TkamM f». Oora*M|i, Merino Park, ihoro line «tetot and yachts turrouncKno, rfco racinf XaldBS laVsasBBBa flHfkSaWsBisBaAflW AaM tory as tho undefeated mouade Midgeta Return ABB • recorded his aisth win. Bob Howland and Larry Weeks 0>p WaUra, aa Monmouth jumped to aa early Maheh Takes First Army Softball Championships Mefara! Ik and comfortable lead la the A»t To Wall Stadium J. Baiter. & . two frames, scoring three runs baek WALL TOWNSHIP—The nation's B. sailer, e ... to back. After this, though, the Wall Feature In Full Bloom at Fort Monmouth Beacon Hill Member-Guest Tourney foremost midget racing group, the c. Airanltt. Ik UBONARSO - The blf ivcat en' K. Sail*, aa Massachusetts nine settled down WALL TOWWBIUf B»l FORT MONMOUTH - Touma- trouncing the Mr. WAO, aHo taft American Racing Drivers Club, Inc, A. Colaon, II and pitcher Jim Kelly allowed ach, veteran driver of the Wall m«ot oompetitloa la tho annual BMCOB Hill Country club's golf will return to Wall stadium tomor- year's Millets. IS* Ths Msssaeha* B. Braiuon, rf •Ingle run* in the fifth and eighth speedway, •cored another feature First Army Boftball ehamploaahlps sstts team teed off for SO hits, wtth •chedul* wu th« membcr-iiueit row night for another splnetlngllng H stansas tha rest of the way, both tourMraint held over the weak-end Atlantic Legion win Saturday night making a total prodveed 1100 keenly contested 11 of them in the fifth staasa show. runs being unearned. All told, the of four to-oate for the Laaadale MondaMd y with all IT teamsms., with Robert Howland and Larry These high-powered motor mites when they tallied It times. Dorkj Weeki topping top honor*. II Signalmen collected but seven hits. ace. Bending ste WAAC squadsd , squar- Redden led Devens' attack as tha In Playoff Drive reach speeds as high as M m.P.H. BT. ANN1 Walsh meaawhlls, was only one Malaeh. todagae time when PSs> ing oS In the opening rounds at eetoaer got four hits, Inoludwg In the full handicap but ball on the high-banked oval In thtlr out away from his fourth straight Fort Moamouth. tourney, the winneri potted the exhibition of speed plus the utmost . . Ik *P* ter and Clark Jammed on the sefc- a triple and home run. ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* —Bill fl nrtW shutout. An error by shortstop ond turn, worked his way from lTth Tho Fort Monmouth Slgaaleers, Tho Fort Monmouth WACa wm loweet net acorn ever turned tn at In spectacular driving skill. With W. Fariei, Ik ; . Oeorte Montgomery, sandwiched Mulligan brightened the Atlantic Bamaca, 9k ...v.._ ..._.....•... position In the JO-car field to gain Fort Ms and Fort Wadsworth their opening game by defeating the Beacon Hill golf »hop with a Highlands Legion club's chances of these combined, fans should witness Mtween two hits ,gave Westover J8-J1—99. Dave Jonei and Stan one of the most exeltlng shows with Snydtr. SB .. «..•...... the lead and held It until the check- ighlighted the days play each tho Murphy Army hospital equad, gaining a playoff berth In tha Mon- TlUwr. a ^-J two tainted run* with leftnelder ered flag. Many times Parker imtrged winners in having to play ll-d, as Lillian Baker plteheTa Bavage teamed up to fire a 31-31— mouth County American Legion the finest midget racing equipment «Uk. rf Partln knocking them across with ;wo games la the bracket pairings. <> for iecond place with Jim Han- ever sew along the Jersey shore r.onaan, If Bohn in the No. • threatened to Mven-hltter. The SlgnslHtee eel- Junior Baseball league Monday Foraater, rf a bingla to center. nose oat Malaeh, but sack time Pitcher Ray WaU was the stand- looted the SUM total off Shirley ley and Joe Ohcni registering Jl- night with a no-hlt 7-1 vctory over line. H-C3 to finish third.. Vittalll, Scivoletti, the Brooklyn athlete, trafflo seemed to be la MoJach's Sa- out for the host team by twirling Dyson, four of them coming tho West Long Branch. In the S&car field of high-speed couldn't avoid the traditional jinx both victories tor Monmouth. Offenhausers and Fords combined, tl • 4 vor. fifth Inning when they scored fire Tha fourth apot wound up In a The victors need only »ne vletvy which goes when a player is given Against Fort Tottea la the mom- four-team tie with M. A. Vreeland will be such top-flight drivers as lot eot—« a "night" In the Held he handled A mishap between CUrk and spun in their three remaining garnet to Dutch Schaefer. Russ Klar, Steve at. Ann's - »M til—0 Pnster in tha IMh top, la which the Ing the Blgnaleer righthander In tho other WAC game Camp and Dan Oulgusky; Norm Scott at least gain * tie for the fourth •even chances flawlessly, but Mike's a two-hitter in winning 1 to I and J. Walcott Brown; Rut Crouxe McOrath, Lou Krousa, Fred Peters, SB Bnydarj IB TUlrar. Pevis. Batasa. 13-game hitting streak was broken latter lost a wheel aad then Kilmer turned around and surpria* and final playoff berth. •Nick Fornora, Johnny Thompson, Hiti off Oavli 4 la • Inui VltteW > crashed Into tha fence also coat a, few hours later twirled his team ed Fort Devons In coming from and James Brown, and Tom Me- in I Inni. Struck eut kr Oavla I; kr as he went 0 for 4. to a close M victory over Fort Vicker and Bob Riddle, all shoot- Mulligan had his stuff working Mike Nasarub, Len Duncan, fea- Vlttelli 11. BUM on kalis eff Davis •: Tommy Clark * money position. behind to rout the latter, 14 to 1 as he struck out four and walked ture winner of the July 90 ahow, Centernelder Oscar Young ex- He stayed la competition 'for four Slocum. In the Totten game Jim Jeanne Faber hurled the win while ing 32-32—84. Joe Splcer and Dick Vittalll I. Vmplrea Pool*. tended . his hitting streak to IT White tripled In the eeventh Inn- Hint finished next in line with 32- only a pair of batters. It was due and many other drivers of national BBD CAPS more laps but gave up because of her team tallied seven runs In the to an error that the ehucker lost reputation. games with a double in his last motor trouble. Ing and outfielder Clay Aldereoa sixth and four more In the seventh M-66. AiB tlms at bat Prior to the tilt the singled the winning run home to a perfect gamt. If the schedoied one-night event ,.«,„.,.. ._ " to win easily. Blllle Davis oollect- Bob Riddle and J. Walcott Brown Signaleers' leading slugger was BUI Chevalier, last week's feature share hero honors. Monmouth ed four hits. Atlantic opened the first frame is rained out, the races will be clubbing .43*. winner, blew a tire In the second banged out 11 bits against Slocum broke the amateur course record with a pair of runs and then after held the following Friady night, (irillon, Ik „... when they posted low grosi of the A. Miner, • ...-..,... In pre-gams activities, Sclvolettl tap and was forced to drop out overcome a two-run deficit the adding a lone tally In the third, the Aug. 24. Johsaon, tf was presented an Inscribed trophy Parker Born, Freehold, had the srs tallied in the opening frame day with 71 card*. The previous home team exploded with sis runs Nix.on, lh record was 72. PhUttp.. rf by Brig. Gen. Harry Relchetderfer, No. M headed for a win, but took > edge the New York nine. in it* last licks. second plate. Bill McCarthy of 56-Lap Race Alio turning in clauy low grose ^Cnwtonl, ...... _. Port Monmouth commander, tor his Another pitching star of the day WBST I-ONO BRANCH fine record as a soldier and his stel- Red Bank was third and Us was Mauro Veils of Fort Wads- scores were Stan Savage, Old Barons Pace Ik lar baseball achievements ln his Orchard, with a 72 and Joe Ghezzi, Murphy. Jb, e AB ft H Brown, LambertvlUe, fourth, worth, who hurled his team to *>1 Fort Monmouth C. C, who carded D. M»tth.n, e _.. 9 II three seasons with the Monmouth ReeuHst and IM victories over Camp Ed- Sated lor Wall a 73. Kinsey, 2h „.. team. Hret heat (IS lavs)—Waa kr Tosa wards and Fort Devens, respective- WALL TOWNSHIP—Saturday D'Ambrlili' 1b St Mary s Loop ly. Velle led all the way against Warren, M , In addition, practically the en-CUrk, Bad Baakj aecead. Baa Malaek, Bight's Bo-lap mid-summer etassis Savage cams In fnr low net score Cooper, cf, p tire MUt Signal Service Company, 4nidaU, Pa.; third. Daks Belief, bif Sdwarda at his teammates seared stock car race should bo a prelude with his 72-9—63. Members regis- LEONARDO — The Barons con- Branek. Tlmat IHI.4I. S. MatOinn, p KSSr7ik...:::::::::: Mike's unit, turned out for th« oc- five rum for him In the first two as Wall stadium prepares for the tering the be«t scores were Jim Sph.nf. 8b „ tinue to pace the St. Mary's Twi- casion with Its commanding officer Sacond heat (IS kos)—Wea l» Dlek gala Labor day championship*. ' Leuln, If light Baseball league with a 5-1 Havana. OaUate, Pa,, seeeni BUI Ma* frames. It was tougher for the Hanley and Willie Cannavo with presenting several gifts to the sec- Wadsworth hurler against Devens Such top favorites In the stock Identical 37-40—77 scores. Cannavo Freei, rf _- _-.._., record after being Idle from loop SSa%ri,ttzzz: tar. Bateatnrai tklrs. BUI Iran, Pat- competition the past wsek. Juattner, Jb . ond-baseman. taraon. Tlsiei llll.M. as tho tatter assumed a 8-0 lead oar racing circles as BUI Pflster. Coated low net scores among the II Morford. et Present for the ceremonies were after two Innings. However, ho set- Batontown ;Sam Malaeh, Laaadale, members scoring 77-6—71. ATLANTIC RIORLANDa la the encounters played, the Sunn, et ,™ Sekwtitur, Ik ...... Mike's mothsr and father, along tled down the rest of the way as Pa.; Tommy Clark, Red Banks Nip and tuck matches resulted AH It Mlddletown Red Caps eased out a King, rf . ....^ with friends from his nelgb>>£ his mates pounded out U hits off Mickey Rorer, quakertown, Pa.) Oenerelll, •• . 4-3 triumph over the Port Mon- Forman, t ,_...... «^.. _. . irat aanMlaal (11 la**)—Wea by Don Henne and George Otaalnl, In the battle for the club champion- Fspn, If m hood* Parkar Bofca, ' Fiwkold i seeea4 Teas BUI Chevalier, Sayrevllle; Al Pox ship with Rut Crouae heing forced Donahue, e .. mouth Victorians Tuesday night, It I with Al Lattanslo getting four of ponlo, Lakewood; Wally Campbell, and the Belford Braves rallied In Slark; third, Dlek Baveas. Time to play 20 holes before he eliminat- Keyex, 2h Red Caps . Ill •00— hrth.tr. them. Trenton: Frankle Schneider. Lam- ed Pete Burn*, Jr., one up. Also Stavola, 8b ... the sixth inning with a three-run Second aasallaal (1-2 laoat—Won by Defending champion Fort Six bertvllle and Parker Bonn, Free- Mullignn, j> ., outburst to force the St. Ann's nine Vlctorlana Ill 010—1 BUM, in ..?-.„ Bill Chevalier: second, Bill Mater; third, going extia holes were Pat Vita Suite. Ill la Johnnon, Hlti off Miser 4 In p«tti. ik.....".....:.... Tad Henneur, Loss Branch. Tine I scored victories ovsr New York hold, all feature event winners at and Pete Hoffman before Vita Kerriiran. rf ., into a M knotted score as the tilt lnn«; >'orm>n 4 In 4 Inn"; Baunona . Htrndon. ef „.. Port of Embarkation and Camp one time or other on the 304egr*e copped the match one up in 20 LoftUB, et ...... was called on account of darkness. in I lnn». Struck eut h» Mlntr 1: Tor LeLeec** , e 'conaolatlon (11 lapO—Won kr Pete Kilmer. The Dtxmen defeated the hlgh-bankid oval, are gearing their man i: Bfflmona I. Baiea en balU off Brawlerwler, i* r'ratae. Rah war: aaaond, Walt Piters, holes. In ether matches Jim Han- 31 The Braves had a S-o margin at MIIIM a; Fnrman 4i BmmsM •• tJai- T. OnOn*.* , Ik Hop* tawn; third, Walt Harden, Oak- former Of, and In a night game hard top mounts with determina- Uy defeated Gerald Cannels, one Writ ton* Branch • II • 1 the end of the fourth, but St. Ann's litres Comerforii, burnt. Tlmei StlT.au. edged Camp Kilmer, *6, with Larry tion to be the victor when the up: Joe Bpleer defeated Harvey Atlantic Midland I « 1 • came on with one in the fourth "5 Main mat (I* lapa)—Wsa kr BanCopohlaneo hurling a one-hit shut- checker drops. •owtell, one up, and Wllll. Can- and four In tht fifth to grab a 6-S K.iir. » Malaeh: aaeane. Parkar Bohn.: third. Bill Twn.haaa hltn: Stavala. Thrn . (t>) Lena* McCarthys fourth, Len Brawn, Patarasni out. Tha Infantry pitcher lost hi* The management has announced •avo defeated Norm Scott, one up.MU: Pain. Struck out, br: Mulllsai. advantage. The Braves forged fifth, Js«k Powatl; tints, Sarsa Deudlnt, no-hitter whra with one out In thea boost In purse money for tha S. Matthn II, Caafirr 1. Raaaa an hi'.l Monmouth Wins; Mrs.' Ira Crouse was the winner ahead again in the top of the sixth M. Y. TtmetTill.il. sixth frame, shortstop Jos Brad- drivers, plus a trophy donate! by off: Mulligan 2, 8, Matthai 4, Cooper with three runs to take a one run FORT MONMOUTH bury singled sharply ovsr third. Of the President's cup in tha la- Hit br Pltch'r. nff: Mulligan (Wa lead. In their final licks, however, Bill McOlnley stadium track pho- dies' bracket -when she defeated Kln.fyK Hiti: Off 8. Mathaa « ... . Scivoletti Feted SnWnlrttl. Ib ' * Junior Legion Loop Joe lemay ot tho Camp Kilmer post tographer. Mrs, Pat Vita, one up. Innlnsa; Coopar > la 1 Isnlas. twins St. Ann's shoved over a lone tally Montnaierr. « allowed only two hit*, bat la a los- vltekartS. Matthra. to knot up the contest at 64. MONMOUTH WINS spts nf Menial, rf _.„ With this to shoot far, a large In the struggle for the Vice • niinf, ef CesaptM Teeetsy A, M, Ing i Held of •teller wheeUhandters tuch Three runs in the first frame and FORT MONMOUTH — The Rig. rniiv iiT:::::::::::Z:™': In the other gam* Played ln th«as Charlie Muscatel, Belmar; Duke President'* cup, Ira Crouse Added Two members of the St. Louln one in the second carried the Red naleers' victory streak is now 21Bunsltrl, Ik unotlier potential trophy when he Cardinals — second baseman Red Robljon, |b — West first rtnsnd, Fort Jay toppled Mur- Heller, Long Branch; Richie Hall, p y Caps to their 4-3 win. The Victori- games following last Thursday phy Army Hospital, M, Murphy Toms River; Bill McCarthy, Red td CiHWforCfd CCompton, Jr., Schoendlenet and first baseman ans pecked away with single runs night's 8-2 win over Westover Air Cjiallnuovo, e : W L Ave 3n<> up, Nippy Jones—became fathers on Walah, p „.....„._ ...... IS had the haws loaded with two Bank; Dlek Williams, Cheeaqua'-* In three innings, but failed to shove Force Base and climaxed a success- 14 B outs In MM final Inning with out- and Dick Meglll, Farmlngdr' Tuiutduy nrternoon the Beacon the same day recently. Both oven the run needed to tie the ful evening all around as Fort . . »« « , u youngster* were glrbi. fielder Leslckl, who had homered, should keynote the night's events. Hill Women's n 'f. team wound up score, Monmouth Una honored Mike W«?«,d ??? KeUx'ln »*". * ' Balmar .".„ :...."'.Z1 li B earlier in the game, at bat. ButIn all, more than 38 ears will make Bclvolettt with a "night, blealewn II 0 1SR 1 In a tie with the Fort Monmouth Tke StandUtt Wwtover lino 000 001— Lens Branch • • pitcher Dale Pollard ended the their bid for « starting position finiiilc itolfi'in tor the third utmttcM Attendance n\ 21 TRA (Thorough- While the Rlgnaleer second-bsse- fnvt Mnnmmith S9II Dill Clx—! in the 95 enr rnnln event, Huron* ••-.. fi Bill: Manitl 2, Ynunir 2, Mumler!, Pat W. leas Dranah T It threat by getting Leiicki on a pop time. Mix. P«t Vita and Mr». E<1 bred Raring Association) trackn Vlrtorla.ni 4 mnn wan cited an •m Own a Home Among the, Apple Jrees 9 ftB Appltbroolc Firm, on Routt 35, Middlttown-Btautiful Ntw Viljagt of Country Homos in Applt Orchard, Now Ootn for Inspactton--From tl3,000 up--Big Sunny Roomt-Pltntyof Clotati- Tiltd Bith-Jj Acrt of Proptrty! H Wtn't IMR • buy lik« this in homu for ovar OK tha living room thara'i • dining alaava»with Thara'i but Mrvlca avtry half Kaur it Rail lanl Un yMn." Mid a raal aitata •«#«• whan wa IwwM Bww afaund Appiabrooi rarw tha aiwf Al »f tt m fa y OTTI my •• (Jay. Wlttt oWMMSffl MfUlifStll X TiffMi lut kaw aan wa axpaef you »a baliava that, |uit ir «iMn«aj yaw a^aT^^rinaj TnV wnajap •aeauta wa My it'i M. Wa atmi'tl i HOT famih/ «nd taa » far yourwH. Jutt kak far thh ilfn «i Rauta 31 natr fha Naval avarfiaH, ImfaasV-wa ail yau to coma aut anii Ma far ajiajaajf. IBJ youfMlf. This waaund—any avaninf—any o*«y— coma aut and! wandar thrau|h Apalabraok Farm. RADIANT HEAT THROUGHOIT I wa»w s * s '"v arajf^a^a) - BBjajfljv ajvajr iw Go throu«h tha homo pietwad abova. WHS H» ajajrajajaj .19 sy sv wrrn rajajni big, waleoma front hiR. Tha hill hat a targa coat cloMt-with room for tabb and chair, Tha wKala hagja Ii radlantJiaafoil wHh oil ar §tu FIREPLAQE IN LIVING ROOM 1 iia) fiwWwBT| 9siajif| RM To tha bff. thara, thara'i a big, 13 by 31 living room—with homoy, brick firaplaea—big, picture plumblnf. % by 10" ol«pka*rd«. luitt 4a fort windaw, HOMES FOR SALE ADEQUATE WIRING SERVICE HALSTW aid VAN VICHTIN, Ina. WONMOUTH IUMI« COMf ANY Rill WOTHfRa\ Inc. 23* Main Street W Owtenl Amm Kiyport, y. ). Kt4 Bank. W. *. Xcwaik.». a. Klectrlcal Wlrlnf AdverMtlag JLutt/u/amaA COLOREST COMPANY KLARIN'S PAINT STORE J. H. MOUNT COMPANY RUMION NUMIRY IS Broad Street M MonnoHtk flttMt 11 Mapla Af lied Bank, K. 3. lUd Bank, V, t. quality Wallpaper and Paint Fine WaUpoBen ud Faint aadtaat Htattai N. H. GOLDEN MANZO EXCAVATIN6 CO. NERVO MOTHERS LOUtS STULTZ. JR., Inc. tm Moiton Blvd. Nolan* Corner BNA Sea Girt, X. jr. /ul/ume" Matawan,K./. ;: ••d Bank, If. J. Kockwool Intulatton Sand and Ornvrf ' nn M "'' GUTHRIE «nd HU6HEC MARZ'S MASON SUPPLY, Inc. CLARK A. PECK TODD ana1 PHRANER «S I.lmlen Drive Morrldnwn Xoad- •IS Arnold AVMIM WMhlnitoa AVMU* ^ >»lr Haven, N. J, ChM*equ«ke, N, J, -r*,-. Point nootant, W. 1, Interior ! MBMIBUPPUM .\ , Boom MI ML ww Etetwa staking out? What happened to MONEY LOANED M#ffHy Wo Row Along Joe UT Hutet SEMI ANNUAL Clearance of Summer Stocks Right now we have our aemltutniMl riearanee of •aauMCff aleeka . . . u excellent Mnortnent of highly dealrahle ItenM at price* that an «M»t attractive. Cone ia and tea what we have that you an ate • •. aleea and eolora are naturally not complete hot the valaea are very, exceptional. •«• r«» a.a a.l.aolkolly aaok toaiBlata o«ao •*«•) *a, a Slight Charge For Alterations • WsaMsMlAa •oka*, toa.ti. Waat, MnaMt SUITS e e e a e 19.50 •d^sTtX VALUES TO 29.95 ihortii •Jf1 uv a NEW19S1 SUITS ..... 25.50 Westinghouse ••' Mi FORMERLY SOLD FOR 34.95 BIG FAMILY SIZE LifMwafghf- combinatian of Rayon and Wool in a wall tailored tuit. RaguUn, MLUXI MFtlOIRATOt with Oiant-Siz« SUITS . . . . . 29.50 FORMERLY SOLD 49.50, 50.00, 53.00, 59.00 Fine asMrtmant of wool and part wool tropical won tod luitt. Roflulan, thortt, ianft, ataut* and short stoutt, SLACKS . 4.75 FORMERLY SOLD TO 9.95 Rayon trioatoab In both solid colors and hairline ttripai. Regular*, shorts and t Shn30to44. Other Items of Summer Merchandise Reduced lor Clearance •^T^jSIIIEIIBTOFM (feaftoeaifoo*. STRAW HATS CUBAN STYLE JACKETS Ml CUM «AW hMiM« SWIM TRUNKS Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS •MiaM^rtolalM^O^^a^MillNya. ft E L I V It fct V \ •MAT $10MMMM*k ato** IrayJtoMa It »»aj|f RR1 t ^ CORD SUITS BASQUE SHIRTS - 1IIML TRADE*IN SUMMER SHOES Linen Type SPORT JACKETS aemi »M» «M» MM far It «> «f «Mk MR YOUR Oit aWTM KffJNR o MMUV»m miAV tlORAai •PMMRATOft V- OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS' nky»t—tmmt\k mum tm nmuv-TAU M«ni HORAM tt AmtnAwn« • MANMI tea OM* n «0M..r.rr.Wcstii^H)Use BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 46 Monmouth St. or 428 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH Plonty of Prat Parking Spat* in Rtor of Stora on White St. PHONI RID BANK 6-4310 OPIN FRIDAYS TIL • P. ArV MSB WAV* WMWffM. fj. tffl Jjunboree Scouts To Give Show for Ratuohoff Fuml Hone ward Bound Ifoaaumth Cmaeil't War Jam- boree Scaut* are beaaeward hawatd from the cacaaapaMat in Austria, which w«« brought t» a cio— »>** a dramatic camp lr« ccreaaoay CLEARANCE Monday tvtmiag. P«t»r Thompeon of A/bury Park ana Oery Kaalaa of Red Bank, membere of tti American delegatkm, will aail Sua- day fioat Cherbourg, France, *a th« Homeland ana are scheduled Trad* In Your lo arrive at Hoaokea Aug. M. TIM QUALITY acouu will vi*it Germany and France befere boarding th« afeia for horn*. Old Swing Machino Boy Scouts, auaabtriag lt,QM ALL-WAYS from 47 nation*, mad* their caa>> in an Alain* valley in Western Austria, atartinR Aug. I. The jam- Yea M ean't fHl year baree waa dedicated ta the Biia- For a Now KENMORE ciple of establialiiag (ileaachia and undei steading nctweea ooye who will be the future citiaeaa and lead- era in the free world. Thera were •a*kN. Yawl fcel S,0W tenn erected ia a H-aere camp, nareed out aeroM the Aua- yaw KNOW yea trian Alas. Bcattiaa kaya ia MIU. mixed wttta Dutch haya ta their wooden akoea and wide pant*. The NO MONEY DOWN American Scouts with their ladiaa headdreaaea aiin|led with (ha naya from France, Buraaa awl the Brit- ish Empire. The Ameiicaa bayi were divided into three rampt with aronta fiom fleimany, Oreeee and Arabia. The American Scouts put I on the drat bit demaaatratioa in 44 MARION ST. TEL RED RANK 64HM. which the baya fram Manmauth SAVE UP TO council toak part in the scene* of old America and it* aiaaeerlM daya with whip necking deman- •tratiana and Ihdian war dance*. - PicryretJ are ••»•«*•«• fmmH* memors ef Iks NJCMH S. RtfweMF MiimriJ fmW «i Among the most inttreating Mwy mat kit wta* in tht heme e( Mr. ud Mn. lemard White, Cera Itne, %knmikmp IV let*. eventa at the big camp were the 30% NOW reUgleua aarvice* where the IMS* teMI 4 boya u»cMbled ta warahtp accerd- 3t Ing to (heir awn bellefa in aervlcea tim. The cetnmiMee it seemwinf e Berough to Mm Bill* Camen as Ha+Un HIGHLANDS-At a seaeioa ad- RUMSOM-ttr. aad Mra. After! journed from it* regular meetin* Kapp ef South Orasga and Rttav ™*-n •"*. > ItibiMgia«i^^«er»BB»sab i ramfiritlaaieii «*s»wwT w •*w*tjasr earlier in the week, heroufh coun- -- -,M ; * i ,",t \ ., cil Isst Thursday night abandoned era to the art Stld, having started • resolution to borrow W.MO on tbair work a* hathta* aa* leag age, tax anticipation nntee •« *U|>ple>- aew have hepee ef giving a Mr. aad ment fundu in the water arid »*« Mr*. Shaw la the near future at a departments when sufficient fund* Mew York gallery. to cover payroll «xp*n**0 of nearly Mr. and Mrs. Kapp tfeat aapras> $•90 were discovered after a con- iaaately flv* meatns ef every year ference between Borough Auditor far the past Sv* year* at their heate William A. Sternltopf. Jr., and Tan aa tha waterfreat *f Wafer**** Collector John P Adair. 'av*. Mere they have turned their In keeping with a T»»o!u(ion aarogo lato a studio aad their Uv- paeeeij at the meeting t* pay Milt late what it of nearly IT.Odft in the two depart- fnr ments •• fttr.da became available n*M iMtuber tl tte famur «• ttir»u»h the receipt »f llS.Otl.M caUk UM aatBttftf buf waaMn. duo the utilities, Mr. Adelr said Ka^f. Alway* interacted to aatat- yesterday that payment rt ttwt lag htat never reallalng eke kad billt of 11.41*.11 and • water »»nd My Ul«at, aa* drat began, te paint ef ll.Sa ha* heen aMi, Water •erfcwaly In MM after taking 4 Milt of nearly H Fincf to Doaea ». C, , — To Keep Teacher spsadlag a weak erlta Mr paresis, Mr. aae Mr* Bagsaa Kneed/. Mr*. LEONARDO - Th. . Magistrate CkriaMaaaM a> eatoyeag a asjMtfaa township board of education ta«4 U driver* • tetal frsm ber «wtMa ka the boakkeea- Thursday night referred ta tta | «< Ml* aad wti last Tfcearsday Ing desertaaet* ef eae IVdl Hank •onnel committee t petttlea Register. by 45 reildents of XJacreft BaMaatt AAM *••# kMl*! A atethttv *ta# aekinf the beard to r*-**ap>)*f ! tke MUM «< th* grand JWfr. d*»- Mieaae least Terry mt Bvelya. ad**** West, waa are assaeeyed at Whe- Mary GouM. * teacher at Lta laa'a ejug SMM, are ea a sight- school whos* reelfnattoa waa SS» sselag trtp te Bess Lake, Oatarlo, c*pt«4 *t last month'* *B«*ttag af Okaade. They win ale* visit Kiag- the hoard. ,la« a* sVeohsld »ra Palls. Aft«r Informing the hoard'l A SOB, (heir (Maa *MM. wu monthe ago that she cotiM I IMts) kaa weal Autkejr auttitesa. sam Aug. « «a Mr. aad Mr*. Ed turn to her dutien at the ward C. AbUtt af Blaaefesd la unices she receive'l an Incr White Pleine. N. T. hospital. Mr*. salary, Mrs. Orould w*a isforsMd Ablitt la the tsraaer Mia* Margaret by the hcird, which acted on tae Robtnaoa Ow*a, daughter af Mra. advir* of i'J attorney, Lawreaea A. Carton, Jr., that a teachers' Ml- CaaatUly lese mkto sad Flora M. Funkheuser ef Red Bank, aad Paul Barry Owen ef NewTork. ary schedule was in effect and that 1 *f tukwer wfcM* ea* hada whHe arlaa tune mat M «he was free '« resign If she fett •track Ways* c. tetter. «. The W*M »aUaaa wkHe gardealaa P.FC. and Mra. Theodor* Roupe t impossible BBB w-^^m 3d Scout Croup HAROLD MOOBfOTf T. F II HEADOCira CORNS* — Tba KETrORT-riaafc Mare * Ban. Going to Camp eafafaaaaat of Mae iaaeUa RJak- Task. Ms aad Mrs. Had Beah. aaisetttad Mm towast cf Cas;>eVt wnaMiti eloag the anm, daufbter ef Mre. Mary B. . ssitaJacd tatarday af a NICTVAOCAGI MHWtt Delaware Saturday Bight brlag to a Hltkamai of Meepy Hollow re., t» at a pmaie mm*- <*—* V Y cl«M the (MM4 week of the nn- P.F.C. Forreat Briaaa Utaee M. I Dr. aad lira Warrea etTjast caar>f"iiawaietnag VRv NR ow mer eaatp program far the Boy •oa of Mr. and Mre. Forreat Brleaa af Baath Oeaa«t, eammer The Hod Beah -We bid Scout. *f MoaBoutk council. The Lence of Oeklend, C»\., waa aa- af Mettdessah; Mrs. .«- JaftViRa. TkO ett^aW fOMl**^ UHMTERS , third eoatiageat, aumberlag Uo 4UMBO) •ouueed by her mather at a dla- ~~* • ..mwie »i Madlaca, aad Wala «M« «tt,t» tnm TWmu hays ead leader, from thla aeetlon, aer Wedaeeday of hat week at jlr. aad Msa-jamah WaWh af toag BBw^K^A^aTYVnaVmr BMJBBBBBMJBW17_^^_K_M&m>mv» ff^MawaiMPiaW BBVaa%muf>aWmrBJaVVHh , . JCMMO sMBwr acauM* •r« eehedaled to arrive at ceacp Harry'a Labeter houat, aea Brlfht. JM fram Jems A. Mcwlaal; Umr CRAB MEAT . t.MRu nujvff m Suedey eftemeoa for th* third and af the amMaasae was Mws Ethel A sea, aaa Bright. | BCTTERFItH Mem. Baal eemptnf. period, torn* SOU Wmmmm __* f_^__^__t V__||_ff_ar tla-mH The three hide were snasd at MBmTEB MEAT Mem. barf aad leaden from the Scout «r •TgymM/ maj awWsBBTpBaRnH VBBw«emBB^ i^B*"aaa the Newark aaVe ef tha State P*- gealaetioa la Maamouta county Maaday aad Tuesday ware Mr. aad partBMnt ef CeneervaUaa aad Bea- WBBTING Me» bar* aajeyed • mouataia camp ** Mrs. IWrtsk reams ead their chii- SALMON, HALIBUT. CtW. perteaec la North Jeroey }uat above drea Tammy aad Baste ef Mount ef the aateeccfel bidder will Bf RMEVE rR4MEM rBtlfw A VBfiEM ATTENTION MAJORITTRSI tha D*la*»r* Water O*t 2a Coluai- Kaaraer * M »wkc# pip . be made by the stats dwpartassat. Free DHtrevtte Twlsa BaBy — •:•» AA - tMW.M. Ma. Work te t« be Started wtthto » le a patlaaaat aat It UUM** a haaattalhttl, UAK1 BATON TWIHUMG K*el Ink 64371 —- Maay adv*ac*at*at« la tha ant- Mtw T«fk cMy. Me aaderwaat aa days after ncaatlea af written 4aar aktlla of eooklaf, ploaeerinc Nm Clmtm Nmt Stmtia§ THE FIRST NI'NBCB M TEUBrMNB I aaatiac, eaaaervatioa, life aaving Merge* Eaaaa le ia akaifa of Tha saeeMcatteae far tka pra- aa4 related tuajeet* were Batata1 by ekat atlas far the aea faad dia- Jtet prsrids far the lasUUatlaa of the bajn aa Bart *f their eip«ri«iice aer which wilt ha eerred by the IN Masai feat ef ttmbsr balkkead- la cams life. Robert McMahon, Preabytarlaa ahureh Wednesday, Ing, Ineludlag M feet ef return •eld esetHtlva far MoaJHauth coun- Aua. A ta tte church BOUM. bulkhaadlag aa each ea4. The aaa* cil, vaa la charfe ef the Bret-ram 1M local antmery af Rlv«rvi«w tractor elee mast guarantee e«ee. auiited by the troop leaden from haapUai atet yeeterday at tha home vatloa end clearing tha area and BASKIN'S tklt aactlea aa4 the full «t«» from of MrMraa. VM gtekwet. . Red Bank. remevtag an sttotmf damaged tha PMtb Amboy taap which a)oa- »rC F T. amttktk. aaa of bulkhead. Tha eeatreet aallc for *Mta touacll reata each rear. ».r.C. MraTfWaa T. BrnHk ef eamplatlea af the week wRMa •» •cant Malta te be reprejeiited. In BMM4 ^ , w^^Kmtmtraad tt Camp U- aays. UM taal aeariaa »t eaaia laclude M. C, alter a ts*4ar fwr> troop M at AUeawewi, (paaatrep d by AllA A «raM«: ttraa a W, AtAtlanl - Mrs. B. C. Ptwtta, it, tt Con- tic HlfhUhda Catholle War Veter- card, M. ft, to tMtlag her mother, IH; troop 11, Rumaoa, tpoBaored Mrs. WaMar C. O«ptlTaf Syeamnre by the Are departmeat; troop H, •re. Mrs. B. C, rawcrs, ST., af At- MIDOUETOWM TOWKSMIr' - Octaaport, group ef elUaeni; troop laata, Qa, ratafad hame Tueedsy Mra. Robert SUnlay, ttH ef *»>' at, Area, Avon-Bradley Ktwanii; aftsf a week's *tsH with M». Haven was wsleemcd as a new traap M, Mladletowa Baptiat member af tha Wemaa'e oKhaage eavich; troop tt, Wanamaaia P.T. A graduate af MlddleUwa town- Mrs. Ossif R. Blair ef Button- ef Monmouth county Meadey at, A.; trsap «, Freehold Jewlah War shlp hlirh ichool, Mlie Rliaatnit waad M »aeattealag la Oetrdt and meeting at the home af Mrs. VetiraiM; troop M, •ummerflold attended Hunter college In New tha Uppar »alaa«la, Mick, Her W. B. Ruthrauff, MeCleae rd. P.-X.k.; tioop M, Fort Monmouth; York city. She ia employed at aaagaver. oeergia ness, is vwnng It wae rapertsd that tha ss- ttwp II, MaUwaa Preabyterlan Whlte'e Bite ahop, Eateatewa- her ajraadaarcaU la Taleas, Ohio shaaga'e annual sals, held July T, Mea'a club; traaa 1M, Kait Kea»j- P.F.C. t«nee, a graduate af Oak- Mr aad Mrs. 1. M. UBedds and at Sea Bright Batch slab, was tha •Wg Vint AI4 HU««: troop Tl, land high echoo), atudiad law at ss« laka Mleaael af ayeamare ave, meat seeeeeaful ths graaa baa erer Wait Belaiar Boattera club; troop the Unlverelty of California, Berke- ka«e rstarasd kerne from a mo- held. I I, Narth Umg Wrench P-TA: ley. He le etatloned at Fort MA*. tar trip U the Midwest, Caned* The CMfccMt afreed ts held Its, treap M, Ipriai Uke Ooodwlli lire mouth, where ha la a member af aad tkt Mew Cagtaad sUtec. annual maetlag Scat W at Mrs. MMtatj traaa N, Mejwaquan tha Signal training company. Mr. aM Mta. Rebait B. Us are RtithrauTs hems, preeeat were lOVS AND §MU «0M I Uf ACCWflD Methaalet church, and troop 101, Aa October wedding I* planned- •areate ef taeir eeeead child, Sarah Mrs. Herald Magic, Mra. J. Daniel Aabury Park Kiwtnln club. Jane Us, who was born Aug. S. Tulltr, lln. C. R. Waterhouea, Mrs. CUM — PRIVATI Mrs. Us le the former Mlse Msr- Stantoa Whitney, Mra, Oearge Part Olieen* gimtte Weed ti arsamsrs ave. Werleman, Mrs. J. Wright Brown, Jimmy Slaaoaaaa la away far ten Mrs. William Thsmas, Mrs. James Dorothy Toland Dance Studio FABRIC PAIR Awarded Sea Bright Lion* Meeting T days, rleltlng his friends, Sandy Clarke, Mre. Arthur Metre aad! SOI E. BerpeM PI. Red Bmk 6JJlt Mrs. Donald Uwts, Or. HMIOHT-JiihH Wtir and 10 MICHANIC STRUT Ralph W. Lawrence, peat prealdent aea Bcout leaders from tha entire aad paat «ecreUry>treaaurer, re- county will meet tomorrow evenig MDIANK.N.J. •aeetlvely, of the local Ueu club at Howard Johneon'e reatauraat, .!_# aB afraid* £» ware preeented afflclal Uoni pint Aebury Park, to lay plant for tkelr Meaiay mint b» Edward O. Wal- fall encampment at Sandy Heek ter ef Atlantic Hlfhlaadi, put dep- aad ta revtaw tkelr preeeat •aaUlf rAbric Mora Alofi9 HRJ Show uty dlatriet fovtrnor. at a aeetlnf equlpment AND AOVANCI PATTMNI at Harry • Ubeter holt* Uult Ooeka af Rumioa, eMMahv e MIATBT SlUCnONI AT MOOMATI MUCH Mr. bawraaee alao reettved a •loner for the Sea Eaplorer dM- »lMt» far belat • 1» per cent aee> «lon, wilt be |n aharge of tha metW • NIWKT MU WOOUNS, CMOUftOYfc nUt* aurlnc 1»«M1. Albert Me- Ing. Monmouth county new | Crackaa af Fair Havta, deputy dla- ten Sea Svout unlta with • mem- $4 50 to f g 30 •IN«HAMS, SUfCOVIR «O0M triet fovernor, atteaded the meet- berahiB ef HO lea aetuU and iMd- • IVMYTHINt FOR MWINt> MOM PAIMe TO lag M aa eMetal vtalt. Tha club •ra, THRIAO, MITfONI, MAM MNMNt AND cWMM It pltaalng a jelat ncettag with tae Laag Branch club Maaday alfM. Aiw. If. at tha LabtUr ko«N. BAC»(, TO SolOQL ^ty GO ... In their new STRIDE RITES... Shoes you know and trust (perhaps you wore them yourself as a child) made by skilled shoemakers of fine leathers to give hard wear while protecting, PICTHBR gentle feet... providing proper support and Brentwood Television Buiitiful mahagany-wieer oootok cabinet. Black IUM recUniular tube ... ample growing room. Bring in /our Built-in antenna... Sinik < wrrbSINOU OMLTUNINa! Dial n>"lw Top awlity buy' school-going ypungaTer before the big Got a "baMbalMiappy" family? Mw Bm^p ID pM pHwKt piCIHT How they'll mjoy watchlnf tte REQUIRED day. We're newly stocked games on WettingbouM Televi* lioot Big, clear, nalbtfc pktnm HOWWH TO M MU WATCH TRADE-IN fiiat teach your toa awn abeot JtMt Nbot (hi tfeaaatf—uke with styles for kindergarten•• baseball than when be pteya tbt game himwlf! Plus a tmn| ayt> goers uoto hi-schoolers tern ao simple, he weal aatd with sixes and widths that assure them of accurate fit. BEHER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 46 Monmouth Si or 42t Broad St., Red Bonk JtLt S. WL§?#• Woniy «f Prtt NrMnfl Spect in Rtar of Stort on Whitt St. •HONI RID RANK 4.4310 OMN PRIDAYS TIL 9 P. M. 18 BROAD ST. SHOE CO, RED MM M, MM Koeleeh to Study Clula Die* bter Air Electronic* After Hag Hit i b ftSM&WI T:*m KBAMgaWM — Margaret Ma- Mr. aad Mr*. Biekard MtMitkeme af M MtMtieaUa a«e., Jaraajr Car, ran vaietiealBg ai af •yea- av«. Beat M**aebarg, died at Meamwrtb Maaaarial baaattal at »:M a. BL mmdar. tbraa haw. al- tar aba waa otratk by a ear kere. Pouea rtH tke rJMId wet keaagkt ta kaeaavarttra about S:» p. m. by tha aft drlvar, Mim Catkarlaa I MeCeadoa af tie FaraM eve, aad FRUIT COCKTAIL raatavaa ta Klvanritw katattal by the fret eid eaaad. After or trtatmaat Mr aback, aide, tke child wea trantlarrad to Maameuth Memorial. Dr. Jallae A. *tne.ceeaty r*l< PINEAPPLE JUICE tr 29c waa due la iatra«kdealael rkagt aea ta matim at tka Mm Fruit Cocktail n/Tl 24c Del Montt Ptai '^ MeCeedea wae arigiaallv poMamVeoj oss AS e^esi cMAtrfo vev PiMopptt2ZT t: 14c CornSrtl r haarlac Maaday aieht but after ri8c baaafiiartert wai laforaMd af tkt ^Jl Peocties VV" tT33c trmrniZT* 'IT 24c Tka aaartatla* will et»dr ekild'e dtatli, aba wae amlgaed WTf 1 Sov« on famous brondi ot your fritndly Acmt! Law price* on every item! traatee at tka Air BaM at Miami. A a ckargo af tauriag aaatk by • graduate af MlddlHewa Tewa- aatemebll*. Mia* McCaddta waived i kigk wkwl, wh*r* b. waa ae- arallmlaary kearlac before Magav 71 it faetball meaegw aad atrata Mdward 9. Ambraae*aad wat aber af the atadtat caaaell la In MM* bell for tha ae> ai* atater yeer, Keclaeh Jela*d tkt twa af tha grind *rr MevyiaMty. H* waa tmBlered kf MeCaddea Mid akt wat Aemg It famous for beef? drivlat teat aa Bay av*. and a» ML Btadls Aviation coraorattaa, Red $• tendtr, juicy, delicious! B*ak, prior to kle calaimaal. Braaehlng the Hlfkland ava. laUr- Ketleek la «aftt«*d ta Mia Mart- aoetlea whaa tha child ran lata tbt tya MoteaV, daughter af Mr. aadyatk af bar aar. MM aald ak* wae Mra. William Mrtealf af ApBtttea aaawara tkat ktr ear had ttraek Tv aad Hamlltoa avta. tke roaageter aatli a aaeairbr Rib Roast'"« 75c ealted to ktr tkat tke tklld bad been kit. Peliee eald tkey have de> Coawty Mt4»e.l Group, twmlaad tkat Ik* ehIM waa kit by Apple Sauce ££ 3 -s? tke ear** kamaer. ABStllmTf HoM DaWM Tbt fifclld |* etufvlf *d aaly by ktr Sanuiional 75 cortood purcho*a. Continuing our big salf until SfrluHMy, Aug. 10th! Freshly Ground Beef »• 59c aareato. Mr*. Meatiekaka la tke Our reoular ground b—f tptclol thli waek-end! At aft Aemei! ': Bar-dene., laoatered by tkt Man-faraMt Margaret IValan. Tka faaar* awath Caaaty Medical eeeletir ead a! waa baM tkU ateralag at tkt tke Wtnua'a awMary, wat bold Deleaay faaeral BMBM In Jaraey Lamb Chops t^, ^95c Aema Freih fnuttd Hth met algkt at tke Deal Oalf aad Oty. Burial wai la Meljr Cree* w "Fresher than fre»h"—Immediotaly Country elak. y, Worth Arltaaieaf.. Tke CaloHom . 49c jfroitad whan caught! Try It! Dr. Mertoa V. Trlaae aad Mra.Day faarral kama waa toekaifl * mmm ' R. Brladle were ee-ekalnaer af iatal arraagamaalil . it Jr tm. ^ 18c HerlvOx £•»• 2ttr •»» ^ s 7c Sausage Meatr^7I53c *t tka eamaUttae 1a ekarge of ar- C Cod Fillets £ 37c raaaomeM*. asattted by Mr*. Jma Pau Head Tkrotigh CISM, P. Pregaan, Mre. Deaald XeraeMe, Cocoamit Gems TTX 27c Date & Nut Roll «VM 22c Bacon Squares ^39( Mn. Vleter Megtt. aM Dn. Wit-Boy IlofHurM o Sttlcbot 35c Mackerel "-,4 47c Mam 9. Keek, Oaarta M Nabisco Ritz*^*^^ 35c Preserves ^f ',E Liverwurst""" »65c j Frederick C. lunar aM alk Vaalraat. I. at Mt Me* Cod Steaks *37c F. Verge, aM Vlaeaat Oeraaa, BM«th at waa tnatad at Mtranrlew keaaltol MaMajr far a awaj eat tit Midget Bologna ^ aM Mra. Artfcur atrawta, Dr. aMtka area raetlvM whm ht rada hit Delkia SZ tX"*"*. Z. 38c MarmaladTSs ( 27c Mn. H. W. Baatk, Dr. aM Mn.Meyeta lata a alata Heat door aM ( DaaaM W. lewaa, Mr. aM Mn.put Ma haad thrautH tha flam Shredded Wheat iTX 17c Preserves ££, »T 31c Tkaaua Haward, Dr. aM Mra. Pa- Ms •trtebae wara tahta la tkt tar Ootkara. Dr. Triaaa, Dr. aM beyiana. Mra. BaMnoa a Kalata, Dr. aM Othara tnatad la tka eaMrftaey Corn Pops •TSST'* 2^ 19c Bc^OaTtUw 'IT 27c Mn. Paul K. BanuUla, Mr. aMraam «f Klvtrvltw haapital during Mn, Laa Cohm, Dr. aa« Mra. Irv- tka waak InelMi Harald MetMa, taff Orabar, Dr. aM Mn. Jak« T«- MS Sraad tt., ghnwabury, *uae- JUNKET Jay. Dr. aM Mrs. A. KaUnle, Mr. tun wa«M af tht Uft foot, ataaatd Planter's Broost-aChkktn Grapes 2» 29c KM Mn. Oormu, Mr. aM Mn.aa a tack: Marl* Howard. Wilaaa Wllllaai A. m«Mmaa. Dr. aM Mn. ava. Port Maaaaovth, ruactur* Tuna Flokes LuKlom, rngaty, M dtlleloui! B4war4 KtlwiMB, Dr. aM Mn. wemM af tht Mt arm, fcH oa a Cocktail board, aM Chariaa & Callmaa, It Rabart McCurdy, Dr. aa« Mra. Vk- DOMUTrC SlICIO tor lUfal, Dr. aa4 Mn. AUaa B. Oak laat, Rumaea, eat head, fell, Peanuts T 33c ttttt 32c lMCy MlNy TOwSvtf nM8M KraAall, Dr. aM Mm Weraua kKtlar baM as a wall. TtMtfart, Dr. and Mn. Jab* Ma- kalr. Dr. aM Mn. C. Bjrraa Bteto- SwissCheese»?35c Ml, Dr. and Mm HaraM Kaa- Cream-White *TS 32c Z? Peaches 3- Ik. fit? Faotured at oil Aemwl maaa, Dr. aM Mm Altoa Mleaa, Mlai AMny AMtrtoa af Baton- Dr. aM Mm Mtcha*! Kaaaaek, Dr. tawa wia a gwiet three weekj ef Evap. Milk ST 6 - 79c Peanut Brittle "TJ^ 35c A gurt troot! Enjoy them now! aM Mm Doatld IKyaoMi, Dr. aM her awat, Mra. Chrlatiaa Dteti. o>Ma(M Cheese Food ""tt M 90C Mm EUaa Um. Dr. aad Mm Otto Mm DttWa aaahaw, Itaaald Sick- Itriuaaa*. Dr. and Mm Marry lea af Matawaa, la her rtttt tkk) UptonTea Z»aia.34c iMdrnZmmSSA tH 19c Muenster Cheese »• 55c Brlaaia, Dr. aM Mm Jaajaa Prar Lipton Tea Bags tft 56c Cracker Jack *? 6 SST 23c Green Apples & 3* 25c aall, Dr. aad Mm Saanel Malwa. GaL aad Mra. Stove h. aarka an v MMN Mild Cheese**"* ».57c Dr. aM Mm Aatkaay KIM, Dr. partaU ef a daughttr bora Friday Macintosh 1ZXJ. »* 25c aad Mm Laula Albright, Dr. aM at Pert Maameuth ttatloa keealtal. Ideal Coffee SST n 85c Tender Jells "»! ai 19c Mm T. X. Ftntsn. Mr. aM Mm MMWM Blended Swiss »• 55c David CarUr, Mr. aad Mm Ckarlaa Pvt Paul Fate, who le etatfiaed at Pert Buetle, Va.. vlelttd Me >er- Asco Coffee »> ^ 79c Ker/s Butterscotch *Z 19c •iWypv vOMWesSfYal " ArnericaiLetiMH*^*^ _ 5#c B. Altoa, Mm Mia Throekmartaa, ente, Or. aad Mia. WyU* a Pate, Dr. aM Mm Oaarga MeDaaaall. durlag the week>tad. Wincrest Coffee ""V u. 77c r*t. hei Mr. aM Mm Vlaetnt Media, Dr. Mr. aad Mra. Aaguet Xamawltk Cantaloupes ••23c Grated r^JT"^ -. 18c Jeba Mahar, Dr. Narmaa Nathan- aad faanily eatat the weck-aad wllk aan, MIM Oladyi Staaa, Mr. aM Larta CejWarak Mm Oaarta Votal. Dr. iM Mn. retetlvee at WorcoaUr, Maaa. Praaela Oulta, Dr. and Mm P. Mr. aad Mre. temutl Rlh.r. Jr., Lokaaa. Dr. aad Mm 8. L. Kaldar- ead family returned laet week from Honeydews ••. 49c ppy^ 18c kaffar, Dr. aM Mm William J. a meatk't trla to Btrmnda. Keek, Dr. and Mm Poraua Baliay. Mlea Lralae Metralre af Mtquaa, Blue Cheese 59c, Pa, la a gwet thie wetk ef ktr eeneta. Mlet Suet* OamwtU. Soauacr Tmcpayen Mra. MUtoa Vretlaad aad k*r aeaa, Peter and Richard, returned To Meet Aug. 24 laet week from SprlnfAtld, Me, M Mr*. Vrtttaad'a former homt. Peanut Butter XBAMBBUBO — A ipMlai m«at- David Kataig returned Sunday Cherries tSL. tT23c tof far (ummtr raaidaata hat baaaafter aptadtag a month with Me eauad by William McOulaaam graadpartnti at Dallae, Pa. Salad Dmsi Apple Juice ""-I— 28c chairman of the board of director! Rev. aad Mra. Morgan Aahtey ef of tha local Taxpayers aaeelatloa. Crteeeat CTty, Pla* are tuetta thli Mayonnaise Lemon Juice '2ZL M*29C Tha mMtlnt will ba bald a waak week of tkatreon-la-tew aad daugb* from tomorrow it I p. a. la ft tar, Mr. and Mre. Thomat Xraaa. Eskimo Salmon ^"^ Ana'f.achoot auditorium. lUfnah- Hi-CGrapeade tT30c anmta will ba aarvad aM & auka- up band will furalafc aatartalamnt Tk* raM toWtt w nd Meaw »»rt. Macaroni Salad *"£. MM. •anrllM U Ik* ItffeUr rttulutr. and miule. NibletsCorn Ole0tt%,ft. mm 23CM1,B).«trlta3lC BeveragesStS 2ZZ V/ieO Cahita, a k). arltM k MUM «UC A Hunt Club CfckkM of Hw SM CAMAY Dog Food FlB eh Frie$ m in I-/\III\ TUNA BATH SOAP " """^ '7c y32 FISH 212c WtkEnd Si •atrt wil mean avan DUZ "Ham 'r 35c •raatar aipantat lattr, Honey Buns *'< 27c maiiiaiB mmwi I R*g. 30c! Cinnamon ipie*d, hon*y uram«l coated. Aef now and tavol Strve tune uled, undwlehw mtde with Hem-de-Lite l*lgl* atinjaajaxajBaj a^k^a%iBj • OTJ Cherry Filled Buns ^ 29c Coma In and dtteutt MtyoMMliel Thick, lifetime witer* l*ti eookwire at Vi 'Shortcake Layers ^ 39c wim in •Ormer rionie oofnon* tadayl ttrttlon priced See „.. Gold-N Snow Layer Cake 75c r|]j|Hi;im»il ell pleen now I «.ni*Nk«ita*ie DISHPAN Rolls NANKNtimi . 18c F.H.A. TITLE 1, LOAN PUN •300 loan only $9.59 per month $300 loan only 113.97 per month $1,000 loan only $31.94 per month MAA1MUM MUMOD M MONTHS M% DOWK rAYMCMT BBQtlmBD XO MOItTOAOK PAPBM REO.V1BID 1 • Improvement Laana ' a Meitgan Leaae • faiand Saviaga IVORY IVORY IVORY IVORY SWANEE LAVA MAINSTAY FEDERAL SAVINGS SOAP SOAP FLAKES SNOW Toilet Tissue HAND SOAP hrf* lit* bra* ISM** *1 _ At****. C«bt* 1<5_ t*l«W Mk* VC v«w/vwrrflMAMmflawM najratdMaidvl AND LMN WSOCWTHNt aaaaa* «IW ZZr 31c •«CI*I lypt, rail IOC .... 10c 21 Monmouth Street Red Bank MaBBU tko Bor»«sh of Mm Bormn. Mrawaeiiry. la thee CmSimSi af Baa. ••oirta. waa araetatad ar OkatHat taa, p. Mlat aUith Hepa McOreety. IS, aicMathie U 1*61, auajMt II* a aafar—ditfd B koai ta die* Saturday at her horn*, *«.. dHad alUr • hwf Htoaaj. JuJy 11. ISM. wMek irfiiiilaw aaa eoa 4vv«. 8M m bwm at Bars hi Ba4 Baak. Mr. «i i« 4 M. T., daufhtar a( tti Mi waa ham at aa a OM af aha late Thai Oatfaeriaa MeOaerr, can af tha_hM4 TJkaaaas lOata- IIS Mavrhv A rattaad • neideat ot B«< aBaVWai"eWnwBBs™SB> WWgf roasraj chapel in•k* Body Bank four yean after aviasj «t a "" Mi. will be labury waa held «n August II. ltll. aad LM| Branch meet of her lib. A aeaaaaay af Mew Yefk aad at The William fi« hisyei ead Owttell aeamaiaad ea ISO* graduate «f . . of Retd) Ranka . wlfa, Mra. LHMa L ma- August II. ISIS. aa« the anttotitr e< noiiaj koapltaj aehoel •( Louie. Hla funeral home of Redtha Ta*a.kl« C«maaitt*> aeaael an that •anrlvtaa; ara hh wlfa, Mn. Dayeia Morris, dtad in af local ar- data and tka earn, bee beta gio«anad kr HIM MeCrcary m 4 S»-y*M d|kj| GAVd)fBl}BSP I^B^BT daf osa* a^aa*^allawsa aaf hr BMSM«ttl Pty; » mm, Tkaaaaa aurvMag are ag, Mia. tor «l A«ak chaffer Ma. 1, (Mw rt lt»as a* kaaaa; taw halt* Dorothy, wife et Dar> Mew fkrawahaap baflaalaf that data: aa^ ^^aaa^^M ^^^S^^^^ ^— S^K a^^^^l^^s^M^^^a MONMOUTH MONUMINT at BaAtcrm atar. Ska la Mnri*a« OHdraH V. aam Be iseaa Bm eaaaftaaalp* •aty by * hrethcr, Ma). Turn— U. lag. M West Free* MeCrecry af Oraat Natk, U L •as) a WaMsr D. Morris. tMag at liS •epef aad Tkatnaa U Mervis of . at Ms home, Ml The funeral waa held Tmeday at r•» •. wo^oa ea avt^r CMIWT, MMdktowa, lUal* 3S Tba funeral was held ycatrrter Parh, and two irasdehnorea. 'apt Li seals ave. A retired gar- Skrewafcury tko peovteiaaa af iirtata ar- nomine at tha WaoUay fiHaarai at. Rase af Uaa Cathelie church, , The funeral wiH bo MM at t:W OS the Wasblagton Wileao dl k d4 k»iue, with Rev. i, O. MaiMr, aaa- where Kev. Jaha A. Kvcher, paator, this afteraoea at tha Warden fu- estate hi BShaewa, Mr. Connors was J* H. Francis, Manager t«r of at. Jaroca B»lae»aai «k«rch, offered a high mass of Manias*. neral home, with Rav. Theodora E. sad hived hera ell his life. He RitrUl, nadar the dtraetkia af theA. LeVta, rector ot Christ church, W W Unng Hruch, o»eiatl»». Bautai waj tho pea of the late John aad -- — —-— ' 9 ^IT ^"" ™" L " • wtw lnl| with frende O. Squires, freehold waa in Glenwoodt cemetery. Wait Freeman funeral hoene, was in BtShrewsbary, edMetiag. Burial ariU evtkeriata the ms>sseL79 A»Ps Delicious Ribs of Beef 5*49- Ar Outstanding V DM bashes hfee|B»81t Ivory Flaket Customers Corner AAP SrPER-IIIGliT BEER rasoeJ r.s. Ivory Ssww in psesesi TOwf Aor si HMOSJ wins 0Mb tlsli setter seet aad WOSMS ia ke» hfeetf.81* RIBS OF BEEF sT« ofer foW AOMN ens! wer& bfself.Slo wy Draft Thwe warts iren't juit ordinary beef. They're Super-Right! AtP'i price isn't just the OPS ceiling price. It's tven lower! lsif»sl|,81« CUITOMUI ULATIOfV MPT. So if you're looking for an outstanding value, this is you* meat! oro> CashIn Tide ¥•* 17, N. V. On Your Uvtr Broi. Coupons SLICED BACON Ihom at Your MM BrisketBeefisssiw ini»««i«a-i».97o Smoked Pork Butts ».79e Apple Sauce YOU SAVE 14' Leg or Rump of Veal « t>79t Pork Shoulders fc.49« Breast of Veal • • • fc35« Fowl •*»»».,.. *47« JUTa fewar Price ^§( Camay Soap Boneless Veal Roast SNHUST i>89e Chickens Sliced Pineapple MMMMoruttyiow SO* wawMesiMse #5 Fresh Spare Ribs . t *53e ChickensHwaw i*w«d«*>»fc*.t>49e WHNUVM saost IAL One-Pie Blueberries • «««*27« Fresh Hams ww« »•»*»•»» fc.63e Ducks um MM#( «MH k. 41« YOU tit A S4I Irory Soap Grapefrnit Sections A« fmy» «. «• 19* Fresh Pork Shoulders *sn«*ik.47t Boiled Ham KM tt*70« Grape Juice AW *> *•*• 21« «•«* k* 39« FOR 85 Frankfurters ***» Iiverwurtt tuwwhwitw iNwa b.65e Pineapple Juice Ai»r»* NM.^2^25* Smoked Ham Slices CM**** Bacon Squares fy^nMii fc.39e *. YOU SAVE 13 Ivory Soap Gnpefmit Juice AM«*»*I««««S^25« Canned Cooked Hamswiei3ib.ie.86e Bologna or Meat Loaf *•* k.67* Fimm 9mmtUw Smmtmmd Pressed Chopped Ham J^ ft89 « Ubb f§ Tomato Juice w «. «* 29« Aafs Pemier M» 2M3T Red Cabbage or^w^-t M«iirl7« Fresh Whiting , , , U9< Cooked Salami »** fc79t Irory Soap Sweet Peas ^ M«.CM13« Flounder Fillet « • t v69« Pork Sausage u**6Se HsnK.58e Beef liver ****y*i«tf K.85e ! c Scallops j i * s » Grape Jelly ~-~2 i?49 WHAT A TASTE-TEMPTING COMBINATION! WrlsleySoap 2l 3 haietfatlislsilliBoi ng.8l»57< Dial Broadcast Redi-Meat • n eesto BOSCO MfiMpliiiw 12OL|V27« 24 Kretaenmer'a Wheat Germ i2«.k28« Layers Octagon Soap Kellogg's Corn Flakes i«.ptt.l6« NT MO MHMry Heap these fmh, light layers high with sweet, Wheat Puffa **"W 4«.pk,8« Juicy peaches and ereara from AftP and enjoy perfect peach shortcake in abort order! Sunshine Krispy Crackers« K ^ 30* Bab-0 Pound Cake &>M, ?s ot. 49« Oreo Creme Sandwich NAMIOKP^. 17C WANC¥ DOMBSTtC Tomatoes &.9e Jelly Fingers • 0 Pascal or White Celery Cut-Rite Wax Paper • nsit.Ni25« liced Swiss Turnovers Appbarchtrry Radishes CM phatjr! Sra& SpicftSpan wkhet aadt with Peach Pie «tch65« Green Peppers Orange Juice thy Swiii eaD for ii* • • • • lO 6* Corn Muffins BeetS NMrbyhmw kunch7« Coffee Ring Egg Plant NMrbyhrn* ft.l0e NtM.iAiMficMib.57e Pard Dog Food MaiolaOil x>lel-O-Blt Sandwich Bread • % Lemons C«W«f« «rlenor4ferl7e ••dwd by Swift tCe. Bleachette Blue • a • 2^15* Kraft Kay; Natural »*•*,. 35* Potato Chips 4U«i.»«fl.25* Seedless Limes «non oi 4 r«r 13e k Niagara Starch • « tf«.pif.l9« Borden Grnyere v ««.»ii»3Se AH prim kukisai gumwtmi tknugk Smri&f, 'Aitf* 181*. Chin* Beauty Flag Dog Food . * Cream Cheese iw»MarWib. 3« H>I 16« Ben Sprontettee.2fw25* flag Pussy Cat Food • ioc«w8« Cheese Spread '•**<•* «Koa.»i(f.24e Noodle*. , SM«.«M1T« Camay Soap • • • Vegt Chop Suey it«.S8* tNwCm Chinese Dinner ofce.51* Soap Powder n^tsiit Orange Juice 4oic.n3foc35e Soy Sauce 3 os. bat. 10b Marcal Tissue wt.ii. nil 12c Chop Snejr Vegt W« Lemonade Mix »^««y« Aerowax • • • • Green Peas ubey«iir«My« K«C MS Self'Sefflce Stem Only. 121 MONMOUTH ST., AT PEARL ST. STATE HIGHWAY NO. 36 AT MAIN ST. •aVUC Open Every Friday Night Until 9 KIANSBUBG KiMBEfliniK KMMU rat Mil twDafWAITflV FBIGID1IEC—«e*aa a* K alaad clatkn dryer, never tiusedn . (171. Te ditioa lit. Pk*aa RB a-t»H-B. U» Lia- an. phone BE I-|»I4 efi" » r I. BML oaar Blva Coraere. -_.- . _ _*1B air Innate, lummere. Five MV'zM" HTHB—Far Bilk route. Writa. Mon- *LCaaalet* Erminaalet*. einitakl nmemrsie far ataall kus«a 4"xl7." Phoaa BU I-IIW-B. gatk Dairy. P. O. Box 4*. Bed.!•_--. Ian* Can* • HfiBS—Buyiag a now fua' fln tin* nai LADY — Far nuaie business. MitUHaMI OkVfK 7f« smtM£*UsmtM A a^v OalO and Oxlt. Perfect, eliaktly tsead. _laat kava meonble knowledge of iroadlooa and America* Oriental*. LeM 4III-W Bxnrlencod, |M «er weak. c7T& lanie aad papular composition!. Ago laat ra4ia. A4»Mkl« for r«c»ri haa keif of original cat. Aln tkreo- 11-14. Frieadly pereaaality. eourteey and ie. 171. MO •-«»«!. ___^_^__ antaaa very aecceeary. Write fall do. Blind •l. Kirckaer, BA S-MOI. aat. •l WANTED TO MOT" RIAL ESTATE FOR MIX RIAL UTATC POR SALE REAL EfTATE FOR ftAU REAL ESTATE rOR SALE J REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT It llniaa at. Vwwt BUSlK AMD •Mrtaciit* cowV.nt4. SHREWSBURY — Three-bedrooaj. Cape kANCH HOrfE- Prv.*room.. al»«m'h.«t <>' EANPOKT -- Tbree-bedro-jm ranch ATLANTIG HIGHLAND.-:. FURNISHED COTTAGE. Tme «t tktea Ut. BAVEW -K*«l* M ambit m*. WEST KEAMIMI L Cod. Living room wita ireplace. din- •il-nred: attached garage: lar» lai.d. .yrit. large living ro-jm, din^f.te, ki*ch- | h'jiio N c; :','irr.- .^ bedroom!, Bear or «t Water. NMW Half-aloes freta *ue. la iff a tadd kkatkt , large storage attttttic. ThrM-«torjr »tucc» h iiM and e luiet, Htmltat. U «-S5TI-M. —oenatic eil keat. Coaveaieat ta ellret (•rave, •• »»iin itr«tt t of town, best ing room, kitchen, bath: attached ta- acaped plot; I1I.UU0. Orominger aV Hei- w, Knd ur.i.'.y room, wanhinft machine, I improvement*. in-'jme (] sale. August JSth. first twt> »eekl Sel- two rase; lot lOOxJOO. Only ,12.100. irr. RE t-2100, KB U-ltn2.- < f r tirraTrjr, electric range. Only $10,- [ ^.urr," firf '.'ir-.- i/:.<, ,' a . tembir J. Dean, Zs«5 DeVea Terreea, nd buaea. Corner let ftxttti |7,llt. bi er prolessieaefil l locationIti; ooiirfo*cum*MAkrcMi large apartments ilso two big rouml Si-hwerti-Mscklin, > Wkite at, •>!• I- • , schwartz-Xacklin, i Wh:'.e gt. Ht, wa' at, twt» PI-H Jiew York 68, New Vork sli Hi; t-1651-g. BU^Y" kKIl BANK CORNER', tarn. ana a Purl «•., * a>ie*a t* eul lime. HAkmlKG COLONUL-Bigat roams, aaa awateriea aa ground Innr whieL am. . •tore. AuuJt 1.2;» .gu.re feel, p.us '.3:21. r.d -i'.n, }> xh .'•• ' WANTED TJSILDPRW ••*•"•, •£; fclockock frees niW etetioa. Convenient two batks, completely moderaiaed, e»- could ke uaed for anjr business: \'i fur-STvEftttbTveRitbltl HEIGHTS—rivHEGT a reeme ana office, beth, three atorcroome and iar«e ilr-Il BANK Four-room and hath with JH. <'. 'irvi. Y.nj, A. • nished reema rented for the yenr; oil two ix1 ra h»dro!,m« J['«\n;:s, fi '.oe '• va.'.!. Hf :i.:j'..;. furnished room with kitcataette. in Be« nfSsfsit"'ftOokl. *with""kiteaen ariv: client rondition. Fireplace ket water batha - nice locetioncetion, corneco r pppropertyy. five-room and bath apartment. Thr.» heet aid hot water systpm; in Bi'icndid d « ik i tl(l850 Schwarti rar garage: cellar, porch, Ankiritf SJ'l.- :>•:. it.-rtTi heat, oii : electric EknKe: la: MON'M' .1.'! H litA',1! 1: BoBanxk ill,J|D_dJ«iikor IV- Haven. . Kei,)r t» "O. P.,. " iieges. 51 Mataert at.. Bed »»ak.- keat sew concrete work shoe, chiekel Priced «or >«ie «tl(l.850. Schwarti- coupe, jrarage; 1Z teres en couatr read. condition inside and out. Him ytiirly ktacklin. 8 White st._KE_«-_312ii 4*mll _sW_ i__k _!_•_, advaiM»ta*s»M*atk«t CONVINIINT MIDOIT TUMI • NO MD TAN INSULATION • VMM. Boekwee! full t" •HI Iho orisjlnot Air MfEETBOCK • all slue la alack 0 III Mio U. I. ROYAL tiro «*ltoer.|WytroBei, 70 South UNFINISHED »t RMTITRB . visit Oar Show Booma elfjewolls-protected from ;; tha esclmrve high-speed, Tdephonei riiMlinicurbaeuffuklabraeion; tow^prataun Sivmtb Avi. Long Branch COMBINATION ENTRANCE All Purchase* May Be Paid far Weekly, DOORS DOORS Up TELEVISION Long Branch 6-0350 '18* $29.11«. G.E.-ADMIRAL-A.C.A. DIRIOTlONS TO TNALANI PAOTORV AND IMOWWOOaUt Ueeted on to. 7th AvenuSe at tNH R. R. Prom aVoadway OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS, 8 x7 f Turn toutd on Morris Avenue Then Uft en to, 7th Avenue to Paetory. Cemplefe with Hardware and Cylinder Lock CUSTOM OFEN EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING CALL THI LuMlll NUMMft TIRI COMPANY lotontown 9*1470 1200 MAIN SWEET DUDLEY BEACH 1 FACTORY I SHOWROOMS CLOSED SATURDAY NOON FMH KOW 'Hi LABOW DAY j Free Delivery TKMOPHONKt ASM RV PARK J-44M Ireneh Stare} 122 A/aeM Av«n Keisi 1 r League to Nark " -~—'—' ' •—"•» >—~-^-^^-^-^~v*^^^^*^*^aB>*i*awaaaaaaaa«aBBn«pnannaBaa«BBBBaiaaHBBB»aBa LISTEN TO g k*r* tk* »a*t •ra* Hs««*r4 Wlaaia*;, I FintKrtMay «4. wl • I* **l*a aiaaif«r *f tk* One Day Sole Friday ONLY r«** a«**cy ta M. Patankwv, Fla. ~ 1 far tka Matlaaal *»•• •UkM M»«tto at Mad •••>. Mr. •t To C*ttat* Wtaate* tavtwd iarltatHaj to **•>- •a Wi—>id*y. S*at a, to a* wM to attoad tk* GENUINE BED SPREADS tka trat Mrtheay af tk* argaaii ttea. Tki* aaaiveraary dinner will L«k* Maavkrl. Ha Jnel •f k au •aMa^mimtea M tU Pva •^^•ne^maje^vje^B] V aiPEa^i ajajB^ajB wW *V i». Ceamaa ia Fall ar Tttia of Ui* •f O***e* Wtaalaf, aa larea cMeg, Leak at ihaat aaHtaw graap aa»* takea aa a*. «t*trM **k«1 *.*rk. 4M part to *t*i* •••In. The bag** aat Mn. Wm •. calarai White, Rfaa, Rasa, Adjaa, CMs% fan* tt* MMWt to Item *»Us I. >t' Taiaaaf alffct Qksrrv Reel, Wiae, flksrtWBie, Paseh, **ii'j*a f*ta*a at- Vt CkM •a^^vt^v^p^i^ •*»•• RaW *«*TV« *r .^P^P^B avn~ Haalcr Grsaa. tmrr*tf to (Mail 111*. TIM Mayor totta, Mra. U**tto OaajaktH, Mr. M ky M *w*rwh«l«teg **aj*fttr. 4)BB4 dafPaV *JaWMR Ca?ff*ML Rf*F RRaf 1W IMSM I* katklai tie •»•*• t* ' ~ pk OrtaMil, Mr. aad1 Mt*. SORRY* NO MAFL OR PWKVR ORDER! •Mt UM IMM4 ellrtrlet eleetfea •aa, Mr. aad Mrs. Irvtag gtag »»*» •>••'« and Mr. aad Mra. Uejai Air C*4kJHIe»MkJ tm \m* Cawfe* h«tw pMaMttod uoaiuiMed p*r**a* Miner. Caaaali wa* k Ceichaer •>*& tha New Jeraey 4al- uaiU la the) nm tt egatioiief U aneaabera will actk frateraal eoaaradeeaip «M .U Couple Painting for Charity Zeidllttr to Co caU ear eforte ta tale, aur aaie- Board Hire* U cmttH tU fc**i*'i th« .e-electioa of Wnrrca DeBrewa lal* • cllMtrtMi to xl River Plaaa aa refiaaal vice eioa: To abtala aa« aMiataia aaa- quate airpawer far datioaaJ eacvir- >• »«Biat *•• ardarad awrrhaaad. pretideat. Toe atate f reup alas will tYiUiaa V. aaMacbar, ckairaaa •< To AFA Confab support HaroM C. Stuart, farmer ity aad world peace; ta keep tha Two Teaehen public abreaat of avlatiaa atevelea- HIOHLANM — The aaarei af tr,* IwiMias caaiaalttae, refjartcd ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS^- Irv- assistant aecretary of the Air tlie iastaJlattaa af acouatic tile Force, for asaockatiaa president. mcata, to uphold aad 4e(ca4 tha education Monday aifht caMraied ing B. Zckhntr, v.ho»<; i»w o»V»s Constitution ef the Uaited 8Ut«a; the appeiataaeat af twa teachers uiliag ia the audltariuai far It,- are »t 114 Fir»t avr, will leavt by- Mi'. Zfichn'r area* a aatioaal ! to develop friendly relatiaaa aelected at a apecial aieetinf July I7S. Mr. Raiucher aba reaartedl plan* nest. WHp'sday for the ffth that draaei will h« huag ia the | committee charged with the pre- all nations. Thia we do ia • y 21 ta ail vacaaciej ea the jstaff. annual ronvrrM.bn of the Air Force of our departed eoaarldea Hired at aa aaaual aalariea af auditorium The Soar* af irtt tattt i paration of the oaVi«t rreed. The who claureaaia have heea reiai«hed t>v« their lives, that we aaajr pur- UM» were Mra. MoJlie Cohea af ttiia aummcr, Mr. lUuacher amid. i-'-iin- i heaiquartera at the Ambasaaaor ;iu € ]jfe liberty aad juetice tt all. Bradley Beach, wha will teach the for JopUoB- houl before a (ifantic show ached-' •fth and aixta (radea, aad Mra. A kindergartca party will be Oouneel for the New J«r«ey »injr, «.,j f Hollywoad bawl, a aa held at I p. at. Tuaaiay, feat, d, ul or tnt Tae nee ta hatter *** aicaar kuel- Haael Ward HeVaaaa af Key pert, regiatietiaa day at the achaal. nf ihf national nacociatioa and a'follows: •an. aev.rtiM I* The aUfiettr wha will teach the aeveath aad •cbaal will aaea the Mat foimcr national director, For God, far couatry ill fellow it IU annouaced. coot ASA AMP SI/KB TUNA FISH 35 Tlw UiA*MI >• aAaiaAal A^altaT MBW4 All AffAataMaOA ffaMla art UpCvwVW *" VeWnB TfTSn WVaWwt . r^W piWIVI »|aajwr» cluritaWa ar|a«iMfiaai. Mr. »*4 Mn. Kaa* in aiiai naaf fvtufa an Mvifatiaa av a N#w Yaei a •a fiva a Mr. ana1 Mn. art »*••. LENDED JUICE htttalion «f the TMh diviiion In World war II. He joined the «Mth 2 Promoted, when It wai activated in 19M. Ueut. Kennedy, who ii rtecutive ORANGE JUICE officer nf Company A, it a foimcr Kcssler Reports Coatt Ouardimtn. He joined the Capt. Edward P. Htmichoot of M •44th two yean age. He ia em- Princeton rd . Fair Haven, haa been ployed in the instructor ataff at premated to the rank of major and fvrt Monneutk, BLENDED JUICE •aligned «• 'I'cutive of the M*th Ttnk hattalinn, which tomorrow Icivea for Held training at Pine Mothers ProteU Camp, N. T. Speedy Traffic T GRAPEFRUIT JUICE DAVIDSON'S U>NO BRANCH - Proteitlnt aiainit what they called the uie o( VanCourt ave. aa a epeedway, fol- lowing in the wake of an accident TOMATO JUICE COFFEE in which a child waa critically hurt, about 40 mother* improvtaed a blockade for a half hour Tueiday afternoon. The blockade eanaiated of clothei line*, baby carriagea and a chain of TOMATO JUICE n.io mothera accompanied by their chil- dren. It covered a seven-block SANTA ROSA atretch utarting at the northerly UNSWfCTENtD end of the afreet where it joint Ce- dar ave. The *econd line waa PINEAPPLE JUICE •1.10 atretched acroaa tha interaeetlbn with Elinnre it. The blockade waa th* women'* way of expreMing indignation at FOODS FOR THE NST IN MIATS the increasing apeedy traffic on the •treet in the wake of xn nrrldont BIRDS EYE last Thuraday when Ronald Rosen- REAL GOLD SWIFTS SHHNCUGSO? berg, », aon of Mr. and Mra. Nor- man Roaenberg, 787 VanCouit ave., wa« Hi ruck by a car while riding BIRDS EYE LIMONAN SWEET RASHER SLICED & bicycle He waa reported yeater- LAMB k MaJ. Kdward r. Hemaihuot J«y to alill be in critical condition PUNCH MIIO POTATOIS at Uonmouth Mcmovial hoipital. MADY Lieut. Oa\, Hans A. Ketaler of Police diaperaed the women and FOR THE € River Plan, 644th commander, promiaed action to curb apeedlng. C sie§ u. made the announcement. At the Acting Chief Robert C. Gurlcy aaid 59 OVEN Mine time, he announced the pro-an all-out drive againat all forma 89 motion of 2d Lieut. G. Paul Ken- of traffic violation* will be nedy of Phalanx id,, Lincroft, to launched throughout the city. He NEW PACK. th« rank of Drat lieutenant. added that VanCourt and Wood- llaj. Hemichoot. an employee of gate ave». were being made 20-mlle the Public Service corporation, ionea and promiaed that lumntona- Newark, aerved as a battery com- eji would be iaaued freely ta all vio- Fresh Fruits & Vegetables jntadtr tn th« «Mth Field Artillery latoia. PEAS iw. iQc Sale * Millerton's Lima BeansFANCY FULL POD 2-25 FELT BASE INLAID FLOOR COVERING LINOLEUM Phone SNOW WHITE tadl for Cauliflower 25 Living Room, Bedroom, Cut front Red Bank Broad St Kitchen Full Roll* 6-3334 wms-uQitots led Bank Yellow Onions U. S. N.. 1 • 3-14 SQ. $1.39 AMI 39 YD. SQ. FUU Say MVIDSON'S BEER A 69 VINO AMERICAN fUo, bte - i Y0. JUMBO SEEDLESS des. QUA PALS DRY ant) LIGHT £™ 29 VERMOUTH " Ho Dapoiiti . No Raturm ^^^JS!. Limes AIL WOOL ARMSTRONG FANCY JERSEY THKOW RUGS ASPHALT TILE Only at DAVIDSON BROS. Tomatoes 2 •* 19 From CAN YOU BUY THIS Comttoek a CRISP TENDER WHITE W WEST INDIES Celery 2 - 19 $139 •RUM t Veara Old fUTH 1fACH EACH OaTldtM't N Proal U. S. No. 1 NEW m% Grain Splrila Potatoes 10 - 29 Comilock N. ¥. State. Natunll; feramit- ed In the bottle. THIN-SKIN SUNKIST dei. CLOSEOUT ON ALL • Champagne LARGE BOTTLE Lemons 33 FIBER RUGS 5 COMSTOCK VINE-RIPENED CALIF. ee«h Whiskey BLEND FIFTH Cantaloupes 19 SAVE FROM 20-309» COMSTOCK BOTTLED IN BOND STRAIGHT LARGE SELECTION . • RYE or BOURBON • 100 PROOF I »Rl t N OLY1*,P t^SONAt. 8 TOR I |S YEARS) (4 YEARS] RYE DISTILLED BY PARK & TILFORO DIST. CO. DAVIDSON'S BLENDED— MILLERTON RUGS FULL 130 BROAD ST. RED BANK QUARTS iiiuauimuiuujiiuiiiHuiMiiiuii.iuuiiiiuiuiuiiuMiimiuiiiiiiuii imnliiHliil • WHISKEY- »°< •'•-' BUT 441% WHISK FA ! 3 Lhmrfully (liven ABOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH DAVUMJON BROft. ONLY! On AM Tyi>p* of Hunt Covering RED BANK & LITTLE SILVERalgn la baginalag to
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